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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-05-08
AGRICULTURAL SELECTIONS.
Eran the Indiana Farmer.


CoRN-PLANTING is generally time look
ed 10 with much interest on the farm; and
as It il already on us, suppose wesay word
about il We have Q tough time Of il just
now (the 26sh) in getting our ground ready;
it Is SO hard aud cloddy, for want of RAIN :;
but it viii soon rain, 1--WE Supposed and then
there viii be general rush for the
field Flows, commanders, harrows, hoes,
and corn-pia.Iters, will all be out together
with al the boys, and some of the girls be-
side. Of the planters, we suppose some are
g"od and some are bad hut all require pa
tenee. But some corn will be planted in the
old way this year at least, and so a word
about this.
In tie first place don't plant among the
eiods, If they can be narrowed or rolled
down. Having put the ground IN good or
der. mark it out both ways, and plant 1t with
the first marking. 1t is the only way to
have straight rows. Or, mark 1T one way,
and drop the other by stakes. We have
Found this great saving of labor, and 4 CON
sequent fastening Of the work where lards
we're scarce. good hand will drop nearly
~ fast as he can mark, and tlrus the labor Of
ne hand is saved Beside, the rows are
invariably straight, and tie corn easily tend
"a For covering, good light hoe IS best
hut other modes are more speedy some
cover with a cultivator or f.rro", some witt
a double shovel-plow, and some with an i'm
plement like vel-plow, clhy armed with
a square shovel instead Of round one. This
is drawn by horse, and is dropped in the
furrow Just before reaching The HILL and then
raised again, by which process the loose dirt
il drawn over the corn.
We hear complaints about seed corn from
different quarters. You must see that You
plant good seed; or if it cannot be had, find
Dat about what proportion will grow, and
put enough in to make UP for the loss
Three or four in a hill are enough to stand,
The rows being three and half feet each
way. 1
We do not like drilling, unless it be IA .
clear sod The weeds and grass are sure to
come, and they cannot be got rid Of without
the hoe, unless the Guilty. ator can work close
70 the corn both ways Of the field. We
have tried this often, and know what we say
We have used an instrument for marking
OF corn ground made thus: Two pieces OF
scantling about feet long are placed cross
wise over three larger ones, say feet long
and 81 apart, and fastened near the ends.
T. these are affixed a tongue and handles.
This makes three marks NJ once but we have
generally found it difficult to manage SO as
make perfectly straight rows; yet 1t saves
much time. II.
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INTERNATIONAL FAIR At BrFFALo--We
see ii stated that the people of Buffalo, are
now engaged in getting up an international
Fair there. to take place about the Sth of
September. and are raising by subscription
some SIS, ooe. to be paid out in premiums.
The competition to be open to the United
States and Canada. We understand it is to
be similar to the Bosen Faro Farmer
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Real Estate for sale.

THE undersigned the gent Of the heirs OF John
Reid, late Of ~ ayEe couuty, Indians. dec
fers or for third cash down. and residue
reasonable payments seventy acres of lani, ing
sbout one miles north Of Richmond in said
county, end the Rchnond and Villa burg pike PAS
sss along on one side the Ire lana Is under
soo: cultiv.t wifi orchard OF good coa.mon
fruit thereon
Also lot No l6. IL ;as: part Of Richmond laid 81
hv John Smith. This LOT lies the Of Main
,nd sixth streets .ad has small story brick
dwelling house. c. 3. HUFF.
November Is. ISIS. 45-tf
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TrR LAMA BEAN-Thcre are few persons
in the west who know the luxury of Lima
Beans. Those who have never eaten them,
think they are only beans and therefore do
not consider them worth seckins: after True.
thew are only beans, but decidedly superior
to all other varieties A dish Of ''hot but
tered beams" is decidedly nice 10 the eve OF
a hungry man but no otner kind Will com
pare with the Lima.
Ho,c to RAISE Rer,-Plant in hills. three
feet apart, and put three or four beans in a
place. When up, stick in each hill. pole
some eight or ten feet high. for them to run
on. for they are great viners as well as very
prolific.
Ffolr to cook them.-Hull, boil tender, and
season with butter. salt. and pepper.
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Grocery and Provision >lore'

'HHuE aniers zus would respectfully
Il 81 RchEll al and Vicinity. that he co1nsncet
general Grocery and Provision hzsiness
occupied ty = II tf!sAeas. and has Of
tn- - efs his line
hIs ety H- assortment consists II part
Havana and brsHu Coffee, Chp4e8a:e
Starch spices e 81 sis srt black las. %
qualify No!sss. Syrup. Fruits, NEs. Cigars.
Cheese. Fk Drei Bee,.
t= itne Of Family rocerls aieh ~lII
te "a I = this cfty eI-=Ehere.
Has engaged il this permanent ,assrsss
tending ss5es
deserve sHd receive Of The public
J, L. MEEK. ia.
HlfrhIaond. September p, 1855 SI-tf
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Fruit Trees.

J. CONLLEY, has now hsni large lot Of
y Choice Apple, Pear, dwarf-Chsrry. standard
and dwarf and Peacl trees also .Gooseherry -lonsh-
Seeding Of the best varieties, and ent q!
clear Of miide. eight dti-rert varieties Of urrsnt,
GAIA ba Grape Vines the best v~rf'es Of straw Der
ry plants. and slroSt every kind # Green House
Pisni=. that c. be Hss n'ioned.
Orders from dlstAn.e s+il - attended 20, ard he
respectfully iuvitcs the Puhiie . give a:m csii-
Addr.s. JOHN CONLEY.
Richmond, In J
tpril g. 1886 Is p"
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Charles prior.
Boot and Shoe Dealer:

No. "a Main street. nio h I'm ona, lndi lana,
As recently male large additions to his
4 b an Shoes, aud confidently purchasers
.hst he satisfy almost HE Among
the articles. he hAs
Caters Of several qualities sEd styles Of fni.h--eE,
ven
French Kid BBuskins 81 peers aorocea
Boots Jenny Lind Ties Chidrens ankle Ladles
Der Sandals, aud tasty.
large variety Of gentlrmap's Boots. Shoes. R1hbsss
CATERS Slippers shoes Be,
and shoes, Of description, AID ether
o.
He also ms :. oTder BE
required. the by
W Grateful for patronage he respectfully uoHes
continuance
November !. 1850 ssu
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SAMU Ell BELLS,

MANUFACTURER Of and Dealer n Ready Made
VA flnthIng, Cloths. Fettngs Trimming
and CIeats urnis hng Coos OF eyary DESCRIPTION
Ay stock this Is very extensive, - whi-h
the attention Of Purrhssers sna - have S@o;-
cd the Cash system, my Prices viii be redaeed &C
cor4insiy
Garments OF all kinds maize 10 CT Ger
Cutting in all it's branches
Remember tn place A. the old stand newly fitted up.
oppo~ite the Citizens' Bank
Apii! 3, $50 10 N
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NOTIONS AND CONNECTIONS.

II. c LEWIS q CO.
4 RE now receiving their Spring Supply Of new ,-s
Af-esh Goods. consulting CT great variety OF NO
TONS TOYS. Connections. FRUITS. NUTS
PERECAEkY. which they offer 70, sale .t boil.
sale retail, sueh terms ~ i'll sust
They have siso established IN connection BAKE
RY. &c: prepared e furnish order everything
IN that line hof--.ia se6 r-taii te- Il .,,-
cle.. and At as law terms they be had tie
city
Cali AM nine stock We have the article.
ar sale and vii sell - those no wish parchase
Nala street.. one door q the Peoplea. Bank
EAT-h :. 1856 -Z-t<
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Is il Pos ible?

WHAT there will be eioGsht 70 Richmond this
Il Spring greater quantity OF Wall Piper, Of every
style of pattern II has been IN
ket the last twenty yeArsf Yes i. is fact and i.
be bought reasonable prices and be pat
just ~ reasonable by
S G. DUGDALE,
Who would respectfully inform the citizens OF Rich
raond and vicinity. that he has resumed the Pare
Hanging business, and is prepared TO hang Gold ard
Velvet. Fresco. Satin and CON Papers. Dee
eratons. Statues. Views and Cpnters; fiaish Fire
Boards Window Curtains. Nsps. Charts. Sc In short
all kinds OF vail, wood P,p-rIns done with
neAtness and espateh
All orders in the above line lee; my residence Ga
North Marion street. addressed 70 through the
RieEnonG Post Office will meet with pronpt attention
s. II. DUGDsLE
n Pepper selected and furnished when desired
Risbneed. AHsii a 1884 AFT
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STowEIL'S EVERGREEN Convict no
body neglect to plar.t patch OF this best OF
all varieties of sweet corn. No other corn
$ fl to be eaten where this can be had. 1t
does not come quite so early ms some other
kinds. but continues throughout the season
from its maturing. and may be kept the year
round-not by pulling green and drying
IN the ear as has often been asserted but by
cutting from the cob. cooking and then dry
ing Corn and beans can rs well be had
during the winter and spring at any
other time, as we have fully proved. The
fodder is said to be much preferred by stock
to that of any other corn but OF this can
not speak, certainly, not having tried it in
that way.
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I>IGHTI- SIX acres good /. n in Wabash eounty-l,
Il dsadened good nail seat. with plenty of .ses
Tior building stone NausbAeer, public roza tnb
the stde-one halt ialle Of ss- EoiA7a and
si1 rles xe.t u Latte DENNIS
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RHODES
FEW Err AND AGUE CURE.

or -ANTID OTE TO A4LARIft
r ChiI!s and Fever Dumb que. and other Inter
tent Eemitten, ievers also Bilious teyer. ao-
companied by Typhoid symptom. Typhoid Fever Yel-
Fever Ship and Jail Fever General Debility Nigh,
Swe.t. md ali other forms Of disease hlch have
common origin Malaria N..ma
This subtle atmospheric poison, which At certain
sons unayoidabiy inhaled every breath the
character wherever II existsnor'h. south.
west will where yield this svly discovered
ANTIDOTE, which neatraiises the poison completely
purife the system, and thus entirely all the
cause Of d5sease-
The proprietor distinctly claim. these e.traordinary
results from It's
II vii protest any resident or traveller even in The Is.
sIckly -a,nTy ersl!ties from any aas bilious di-
ease whatevsr aoy injGry from constantly iahalins
Malaria o MI1sIna.
II viii Instantly cheek the yue in persons who have
sufsrai Tor any length Of time from oNE
WARS, that they aosi have ANOTHER ogtIL
By continuing its ffl-s G-s .;5y4s
Nrw YosK lane II, 1855
i have made chemical examination Of Rhodes
Fever sns Agu4 Cure. --anfsdote 10 Msisris" and
have tested IL for Arsenic Mersary. Qainins and
Sryshntne but have not found particle Of either "a
t Dor have found any substance in its oo-PosItoa
~ ouId prove Injurious % the constitarton
JAS r CHiLTOS. ~ D. Chemist
Tais allows Of its
FREE Use rs 4 PREVEE7fVE
By ~hh al rsons may thus he Of frc-torn
from the above named diseases, hos .i-.ly
.eA.a q s~@nPy ,as leoa!Ity
-nd the confidence q The 14be asked ozy proper
ton actual merits wherever introiused AEd u.-d
Thess ony ara relied apon prove it. worth.
One or Two bottles viii answer fer ordinary cases.
Ersaca and spanish accompany each bottle Lib.
sT.i discounts maze TO the trade
Prepared AID sold ~ the proprietor,
JAMES RHODES
Providence. 4. l.
ror sale b Druggists generally.
November = ls5s. sT-a
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sNUs franc kor.e ana god Is: sa Fr.nklia stree
north 81 Main, al q bargain.
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SsIGrTY aeses % ianf. mile. siehneRi ne.r
The iaasisea Of Railroad A1i sAtsa pike StI be ssli
j, bargain
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CAUTION.

As uaprineipe quseks have made uaiser,slc ian
tstiua OF which OF ~rouy
shape and sheep skn Affairs. veil pa. geh,r
Buy r-gs>e- Braces without q Marsh or
Marsh 4 Co. stamped worthless
imtasiens Msrshs Trusses res 70 break
Msreh g, 1855. Ism a.
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~ hon the spring crspS are ali nicely ana
safely put in there viii be little leisure. 1t
will be fine opportunity for ~hitewashing.
Whitcwasil has been called the poor man )
paint, on account of It's chaapness but this
is no, the only thing it has 70 recommend 1t.
1t promotes health
i few days and ao,l&ts spent in white
washing, pays better than any other invest
Inent Cellar, pantry, milk-house, sitting
room. as well as all the other rooms should
have an annual coat IF lime, and now is the
time. Besides this, all the board and picket
fences must be whtencd. as well as the out
Idle of buildings not painted. How il strikes
the eve Of an observer half mile off cspoci-
il he wants to buy home. Few seem to
be aware how much it adds to the money
value of a farm, when all the buildings and
fences are kept nicely whitewashed
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Notice to Stockholders.

Turnpike Company are hereby nutilc, that the first
iastaInent of 10 per each share IS due the
5ih May next and tNN sixty daSs tn -reatter until
paid. By order Of the Board
J. J. ALEX NNDEE. Trcasurcr.
March IS, 1886. ls-tf
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nNE hundred ssi sixty acres OF splendid LEAD in
~ Folk county. to~a, miles tcaa lse. Noires
,ne one-h hall mile from l'ss Ns.as. r~>e<-ssv.y 10
.isty seres in ,im6cr Well ~.sered AID good dry
,ou. Term. modeyste.
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srightY Acres Coed Land tse sAlimeny nun
a Of sczsssest sssFsss. tasn.aip u lar
Eoauty, -Four E4lies south ef Camden.
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4 FINE brick store and dwelling on Main sweet, all
in suod order, and OF the very best business
ioeatiun. IN the city Possesslsa given edistey
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For Sale, al a Bargain.


I'LL lie seid bar gain FARM tuAtei 81 miles
w % Eaton. Prsle county Chic and containing
hundred eighty o: land 100 Of which
cleared all under good fencing which rooi
Portable dxelIinr, excellent frame barn and good
sprin1 Tie Farm veil ~stered. Which also
: yuuas hearing Orchard
Afso-Two lots N Richmond. ;hs pe,ot-
Those OF property, GOOD location.
IueSted give call JANIS L. HARRTS-
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TO CATTLE MEN.

W. prepared to furnish MefheF.nn Cos Pc.
" tent hay and cattle Scales 20 oil those
and better article than has
market These Scales require walls easily
k~n and removed and always light and
bile Terrftery Yer che right. o. these Scales pre-
pared to sell snt furnishes chance any
IN !ex sharp ideas. make y fortune
For further IsrSicuisrs. enquire o
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coon Brcs House end L1'.r Y ell giehmena v.rY
~ PLEASANTLY siIGstva, ana H.. sale cheap.
DENNTS
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a COOP n Use. co., - Ir sEs Y .,ugt ..see.,-
u ak rec -aa cellar. AL Ia s.si erier-siu .sis
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nried Peaches .--255 bushes prime halves in
- store and Tor safe BY
:. :. FLETCHER.
Jan. 81. Opposite Passenger Depot.
DCCkWHEAT FLOUR. 5000 lbs. Pennsylvania
ID hul!ei and superior quality and Tor sale BY
:. +. FILE rCHER
Jan. 81. Opposite Passenger Depot
NETALL PAPER.-I509o rolls assorted patterns IL
w store and for sale by
: T. FlETt HER.
Jan 81. Opposite Pass eEger Dept
IIORSE NAILS.-3o boxes American Horse Shoe
Nails. put up in IS H. packages warranted good
n sale, in store AMI Fer sale by
:. =. FLETCHER
Jan 81. Opposite PG.scuscr Depot.
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Rupture Cured!

Rupture Cured!
N A X S H ) NEW PATENT,
The only Truss that ss5fI a re
manent cure-will cure
- ~ 9; ten Of all reducible Hernia Bup-
ES;ae- t1ret When rightly applied and diTrU-
tons fuilosed. We have the privilege
81 referring 70 frefs NA~rtue Mott willard Parker
HeN York iross Il d. Mussey W II. Nassey George
haeA fuiAins. Surgeons Cincinnati
have also the privilege referring many persons
deg ~ Cincinnati well New YORK, who
'rHvi Of the entire Medical Surgical
Ia examined it
Elastic &fOrHSnSS.
the a a
Danda<e. for treatment OF vlrrcociIe. hydroce. NC
Instruments for of BoR
ture Of Spine. and ali other ply steal dzforaities
SHOULDER BRACES,
Mar.hs style VII eh perfectly elastic giving free
scton TO the muscles, and sill under the
4 SdonAin:al Supporters.
Which are worn with much comfort, having shape and
pressure graduated 10 sat the
All other kinds Of Supporters ana Trsse., 81 IS
upwards, on hand or made to order
MARSH & CO..
~ Maiden Lane New York,
MARSH. COkLTSS & co.
No Fourth street doors nf Main.
CINCINNATI o.
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I ouse AID Lot near Washington Lss con
I tam. tkree scres large ke9.e. miIt
weei hoese spring ds..hI< ,p,nx
Tot he sahdsvided stvsn,aseoasss- .asx cottage
t,lessAntiy siiu.sed y al lie "a eAsAAnsx.
properly,
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$sf.ffl.

ST received 10 hhd % Sugar grades hitch
- Mi he sold cheap for wholesale
Also superior lot Mon,ses barrels Ant ,lves
at q ". BARNES.
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G4l( SSa rss gaaiits pFairsS land pslia. esao.v
ie-a-s s.rssr 4-.s, = "a Ct wa.e. .sls.
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q House and y.es Main street. tets.en rr.ntlis
and FiftE Lex "a feel frent ao deep ei
sisle properly the strest Tor PraEasir
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a GA HD.

a CARD.
II AElSG hseo appointed Cs9nt- surveyor ylse. 81
= NJ 2 EsAhy Ezed restF .. al
attend zy al srsnehes
,fstv en<sae~-isz Residence sevAsoye 81 Rail
Rs@4 sr55E-, RscEzaza4. TnGaaa- r. G-sHTTE.
Tcs. II. 1855. 10 3H
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A SPECULATION.

gINIE valuable Oil Mill two miles north Of Rehmod
built by Howell tahuestuck, will be sold great
bargain, traded for city property merchaadIe wild
lands. Enquire soon, Of James NJ Poe who fully au
thorised to sell it CHARLES SUFFRINS.
November % 1858,
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VIM. T. Denniss' Column.
WIN. T. DENNIS
Auetionesr, Broker and Commissiop
Merchant,

AT TIE Old STAND or W. r nESNrs 81
No. 81 -Aain stress. R,cs-son9. Ia
pUf .s3 sell Real Estate .sa Personal pa...
I)s>ock>, Beads se4 Notes f's'
:, Des.ri4 40 improves >teek. farutas reols Ana
MAceiHers. OF every ees crips.oz- Also Grain ~
es-e sea Grsss Sees, Of all sizss
Agents Ter tAe purchase All sale vsla.h'e patent,
II InaN> sTseslssee. szl { a>H .sysae.. a ees.
sisnreass
9ean s.nt Is ssaker. e5rhasoad
Lewis sarS esg-,
ero~n & %u-r~~
kieA-a sad OSt xSSS -,
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EoOr ACrc> S.rannd

" Ift& S@2 Heuse. cellar a4a wrla ulr.~.s,,s ,;..
T. etss Aea bali mi e f-esa NAia street sn Is
cry itks. god assse ~ sA4s cheap
DENNIS
E'0hla ACkES 4 ssoi .s3 faas mile, as.-the.,, a
A,haeaa an4 saf raiie from Nfi3lcbora pk~-sN
1ssrsd sshln Aaa is.s staeie- srtcx Building aea
vel q water. VAL - sod cAeaa pYSSIs
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\ GOOD house and lot n pea,i street. Is s-i2 fec,
'front.' ~ II! feet deep. in good order .zi viii be
/ 'old low easy
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Coffee!
c und odd Fellows Kegaiia.

a SUPERIOR article Of Rio coffee ear always he foun'
y a wholesale retail at No 81 Main street
March Q. 1855 GRO W. BARNES.
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q excuse for the public he served
v short with kenworthy s. Co s rrante
Flour all parts Of III
city any charge Also Bran ar shorts. Nc
81 Main street Terms cash. GEO. " BARNES.
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For Sale ala Bargain.

A NEW ,wo-s.ory Frame House, the corucr of Cen
fAtre and High street,, the Depot
complete, for sale ohcn3. Apply to hessrs. Cain
Malsby. WM 7. BENION,
Richmond Jan g., 1895 T-3m
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Wool Wanted.

$4,000 Us WOO, III al, e. ~ssA ~ b. .gs' 81
ell IN J. ham
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contat heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which
gives him superior facilities in inpGrng Practical
RaaslsGge Of Book epig, aud thorough Commercial
1. ]. ALLEN, Ill. D.,
President of Farmers College.
LoRIS ANDREWS,
President OfKenyon College.
To young men who wish acquire "Easinsss Eiuca-
fion, think affords facilities seldom eGuHlei
has the OF theoE
edge and uptuess teaching, added to practical Counting
Room experience, and feel confident that graduates from
his College will he ly competent to keep the most cosi-
GATED set Of Books.
A. p. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J. j. JANNEY Secy Board OF Control, State Bank ot o.
J. Y. PARM, BOOK Keeper At u. T. Wo0obuTy's.
j. oHERDIER, BooE Keeper at Clinton Bank:
II, T. MILLS, seeIy Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
@. B.9IAsOE, Book Keeper at J. II. Riley 4 Co.'S
ES7-For fan particulars, send for circular.
GRANGER Dc ARMSTRONG;,
fe4-Iv Pruprietnrs.