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louise adjourned till Monday.
NEWS TEENS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15-In the Supreme Court
George Clifford, Esq, CT New York, this morn
ing called up the case of kinsnan VS.. Parkhurst
and argued for the dismissa! OF the appeal on
points Of law-motion opposed by SIr. Keller,
and the Court have it under advisemcnt
Several of the Honse committees, including
the Committee on Territories and Com. of Ways
and Means were organized this morning. The
latter resolved to ask for the appointment of a
permanent clerk.
A railroad passenger car weighing tons, left
Washington to-day for Alexandria, drawn by d
horses on the ice on the Potomac When last
heard from, halfway to Alexandria, it was NOV
ing safely, ~
The Engineerrin-chief Martin, left the city
this afternoon for Boston, to join the steam fig-
ate Merrimac, for her trial trip to Norfolk, as
this is the first of the six national steamers fin
ishiShcd. The Government is intensely interest
ed in her success.
The Court of Claims is daily receiving many
cases, among which, to-day, was one involving
| $4,000 for an alleged breach of contract, in
1872.
The contract for repairing the machinery of
| the steamer Mississippi-a 80, 900 or $40 0O0lob
was decided at the Navy Department to-day
The name of the successful bidder has not been
divulged,
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s. NEM NOMINEE,

NV YoRk, Feb. ia project is on foot in
some lodges of this city to drop Law and Fill
more as Presidential candidates and unite on
the Hon. Erastus Brooks, one of the editors OF
The Evening Post to-day contains the letter
of Gen. Houston to President Pierce, alluded to
in the prints. The Gen, 5 remarks are chiefly
confined to the advice touching the information
of the Cabinet of the incoming administration,
but the chief point of thclctter is at the close,
in which Mr.. Houston declares that no copside-
ton could induce him, if spared, to remain in
official position in Washington.
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THE LATEST NEWS
80 RECEIVED RY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
q e eoNGREssIoN,AII.
W.AsnrSGroS. Feb.

W.lsHLSGToS, Feb 10.
SEEATEAResumetl the consideration of Mr..
Wilson'S resolution calling on the President for
fallintormation in his possession respecting the
disturbance in Kansas effecting the freedom OF
/ elections.
/ Mr. Segar denounced the Emigrant Aid Socie-
ties which had sent to Kansas to control the
election there. All the outragcs had origina-
] ted in these extraordinary and unprecedented
organizations. lie was willing to have an in-
quiry into the matter il these societies were in
cluded in the investigation.
! Mr.. Toucey hoped that the Senate would a
| dept the resolution in proper for calling upon
the Executive for full information relative to the
affairs in Kansas. He approved, in the fullest
manner, the Presidents proclamation, and the
course therein suggested.
/ On motion the further discussion was post
poned and the debate relative to the proceedings
of the Naval Board resumed.
/ Mr.. Butler considered the Board as the
most odious tribunal that was ever instituted in
| this or any other country.
| After debate involving the effect Of the re-
| peal of the law under which the Board acted the
Senate adjourned till Monday.
/ HoUsE.-The Presidents special message was
taken up.
Mr.. Houston moved its reference to the com
mittee of the whole on the state OF the Union.
| Mr.. Giidngs appealed TO the friends of hut
mainly to send it to the committee on terrific
ries, as was necessary to lcgisIate at the ear-
est moment, in order TO prevent the dangers
threatening the people OF that territory, and to
prevent them from being butchered BY federal
troops.
/ Mr.. Dunn thought the Judiciary committee
was the properreterence. lie protested againt
bayonets being presented at his brethren in
Kansas
Mr.. Orr and others conteudcd that as various
rtecOmmendations were containelin the message,
the House could determine after a discussion
the reference proper fov them.
Mr.. Houston's motion finally prevailed by 81
majority of So
House adjourned till Monday.
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REMOVAL &c

NEW York, Feb. 16-The Herald's Washing
ton correspondent telegraphs that Mr. Gallegos
has presented to the President, through Mr.
Gushing, the resolutions Of the Territorial Leg
islaturc of New Mexico, asking for the removal
of Hon. Henri Brochus, one of the US. Judges
for said Territory. The protracted absence of
Judge Brochus from the Territory, is stated as
the cause.
Gov. Shannon was telegraphcd to, at his resi-
dence in Ohio, by President Pierce to appear in
Washington without delay In obedience to
the dispatch, Gov. s. is now in town.
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Slipping Fur& H'anicd.

VTILDEkN'S FANCY HATS AND CAig =
LsI received large assortment III chIdTtt,s IIt .r
- ts--I:Srs siirtanc and Embroidered Cans
S%s; y 10 aud lfss aaiI9EtTeeii Wheeling, Va
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Change OF Time.
ON and after Tuesday Aug :, 1850 further notice,
" Trains xill be follows Saturdays exc.lted3
GOING SOUTH,
GOING NORTH.

GOING SOUTEI-The s.i0A. Train will
husky with Morning Train from Toledo; at Monroeve with
Chicago Express the Southern Division Of C. T. Road;
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Ccvcand;
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from Pittsburgh anil
Newark with c Ea; and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad.
er Bay City from Detroit; MonrOevc with Train
G. T. r. r. at shelby Junction at So. p NJ with the Mail
Train C. g. C. K. C. for Columbus Cincinnati Mans
tel! junction at " 50 r. NJ with Fast train o. p K R.
for Pittsburgh, Newark East and West Night
Trains on Central Ohio T. 4.
GOING NORTIT-The 9'26 Train will close con.
uectnn at Newark with Mail Train from Beair Il.
T.; at Mansfield junction with ENqreSs for Pittsburgh;
Shelby Junction at 12i with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland, BuCalugnd New York, aud at OIouroeye
Mail Train C. 4. T. ROAD to Toledo, Chicago,
2'ln Train will connect at Newark with Express
the East Genital Ohio Road; Mt Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train for Pittsburgh Shelby Junction
with CncinnatiMal for Cleveland; NoarOrvr with
Express for ToIe' and Chicago, and Sandsy tic
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
J. r. ROBINSON Sup't.
Saniusky, Aug. 4. 1885. scpl5-tf
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AMERICAN IRON MARKET .

PHILADEIPnA, Feb Transactions in pig
for this week amount to 1850 tons mostly 30.
!, quotations We're firmly maintained, s$2T for
No. /, SO for No. ?, $50 for No 8; for barsand
axles there is an increase inquiry at SO the
thirst, and $50 for rolled axIes. American rails
are in good demand, quotations ffrn.at $62
cash Nails, sheet plate and blooms in moder-
ate demand at former quotations
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@-CRISIEADDRO's HAIR D47T.


CONTRAST the hints brought il. hair by Crsado
X TO mntclleSs reIaiizin Hair Dye, aud Those prulu
cel by application OF the burning uGs ordinarily sold
Hale Dyes You that the color Is natural in
Crsadoros is the ONLY pre- paratioa which b h exact che
meal combination operates on natural and 'muSalr lih
CrsadoTo's. AstUr House, DFc.,iFa, \. Y. Also
sale by TIE Principal Druggists and Pc. fin,is Throughout
tlic country.
New York Agents, ". II. cory 4 ca.
fcGIydaw WARD, CLOSE co.
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BALTNORE N4RKET

FEB. 15th;-Flour market dull, small sales of
Howard st. at S., City Mills E Choice white
wheat /, T5as5, prime red 1,63a1 70. Corn un-
changed.
Weather greatly moderated.
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HALIFAX, Feb. 10, II o'clock a. M.--No signs
of the Canada, nor any tidings of the missing
steamship Pacific
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NOMINATION.
CoNcoRD, Feb. 15-The Wing State Conveu-
ton to-day nominated Ichabod Goodwin fol-
Governor
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sn11rHERNmAm

S0UTIIERNMAIL.
BAIT, Feb. 15.-The Southern mail Of this
morning isas late as due, furnishing New Or
leans papers of Friday and Saturday last
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TIE CEY IS STILL, IT Cones! Snow more
snow-fell yesterday to the depth of four or five
inches. This, upon the old foundation, makes
the most perfect sleighing ever enjoyed in this
region.
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Improved Altincial Teeth.

NR. J. ALLEN late Professor The ahiu College u ht-
~ ta surgery, invites attention To is hight inI'reIcd
method of constructing Artificial ntHur's, Whrif c"nIinG
the following aiNantBees:
10 ytitc the saliva infect .r breath, not Tho
slightest moisture get between the teeth and latr.
= AstSal Gunl which hrin ami intsirnciiSt as
the tth Is fused at high heat between and around their
base, ~hr untys them to each ier and :" Tie plate upon
which they This gum mVarts teeth thai
cuar expression and feke appearance !'ie charactsre
j. Great strength, o,aincd by tas uniting the teeth,
gam and plate aud ordinary force Of masc"tnF, can
hTcRk them from, their base.
L y clear and distinct articulation II speech is restored
l'is Important ciNtRe Is cnece q" may l 'pe ' ''e
est and gun % natural FORM 10 ths i"rh 't rSuelS
rradils apted. This perfect Sstati9u "f the tongue I"
the den'',re prcvetsthr issng uruued SOUNDS ~ sr"k
ing o. ~nshEs" often ou'crvea "a PERSONS WEARING attn
D. Tar natural form aud IMPRESSION Of TIN rortahh face
can br restored, IN SlteFe tle bass become Sn'
This il done by vi attcnai Bttacilmehi to the
supporting The ier These atiaca'itS are so
!"F'r Us l" nihg int te snhEer t"TDii' anu ''
in their proper position They covered ~sh ihe above
named gum roTpounG and become eepln''rn' parts o. ~"
denture aud wien rightly formed cahn" ne detected b me
clJSSt observer. THIS method of restn=ins 'lc r'kr t"
ais" tte nat9If' i.G txrs
SON OF lie inunth ant is 'a- beeil wei! nav s eei!
made special feature in tie authors pragcs for several
which lave been taken Of persons without 's
Improvement and also with it, be at!is Office, SHOW
unenances of individuals nov wearing construct
cd upon this principle, wlc the public are invited 10 call
m examine, together N other specimens of his 6orS not
requiring the above attachments.
j. The plates usually employed for this work are ratinn,
TIE purity Of which prevents even the sgh Grisi or u-
pleasant taste in hlc mouth In short this system embraces
and important features which arc Readily apr-
ciacd bv those wearing artificial dcDtrrcs upon his Tinoi
testimonials be given from Dentists in TIL var
aus parts Of the Unon and wearing the work ia is
Dr ALLrx has arrangements by which he Is enabled 10
serve persons from distance, Immediately arrival
!, ALLEN, No-so Bondsfsees
p s-Persons dcs.rag any further iioraatioa in rsisr,
to the above, will be furnished with pamplgt Of
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TuE TnlYEa F4NrLY,- This great novelty,
composedof ola baud ofIadies who blow their
own trumpets, : that's, playtelightfulIy on brass
instruments, will appear for the first time in this
city on Monday evening, at Washington hall
Other attractions will be added to the performan-
ces making novel and very agreeable enter
tainment.
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IL, = q NJ ID l-S DE- .

vol. 10 mo. Price = %
LASNiERE il 10 ordinary production; aside from the
interest the story create in the every
readcr-Asidc from the natural aud ingenious in
which the plo; Developed, and e Sitnl portrayal
Characters whose counterparts exist very midst
there is deep moral, and many useful lessons taught
which viii find firm abiding place in every heart. 3
ThelittIe Nell of Dickens, little Eva Of Mrs stowe,
beautifully deltnrated than Iyssg-BosOH Yankee
Frirdt.er.
II perfect picture Of New Ensiand life,Sae YORK.
LiHrct1.Ja.
~, y. Fee. Post
There is moral woven into this beautiful story, which
highly c0mens it, and every mother, every daughter
ry in the land should it, Tor couyersIo
hcarl-stOne lessen which it is well tUlearnBDs
ton Intel.
Published by MASON BROTHERS,
ie12daw New York.
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RIVER NEW.

RIVER NEWS.
CArKo, Feb. 15.-The Mississippi is still closed
above here. The Ohio is open to Smithland-
Good boating to New Orleans.
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NEW YORK MARKFT

Fen. l5.-Stocks higher. cleveland & Toledo
I'll. GaIena & Chicago ll0J. Michigan South
ern 30. Michigan Central g6. Illinois Cen
trail gsA. Cumberland Coal Co. 81. Rcadin,,
90 Erie IS 5-S. Chicago and Rock Island
30. Canton. 225. n. Y Central .l4l. Va. Us
96, Kentucky G'S, 1o1. Sterling exchange is
firm. .itE fIl
Cotton market buoyant, sales Of 1000 bales.
1t is sitter but not quotably higher
Coffee advanced, sales 75u9 bags Rio at II ,
CTS. Sugar firm, sales $500 lids y. o. at $ 81.
Orleans Molasses active. sales of 200 bis. al H.
Bacon scarce Freigflts steady.
Flour languid, sales 10000 bis S,37 for Ohio
Wheat firm, sales Is 900 bus Corn dropping.
sales / 1000 bu. Pork firm Beef dull. Lard
droopiug. Whisky firm r,
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CONStt -lll'lION SUCCESSFULLY lRE.l,
TED by
I'm III Al j A. TION
DICATBD VAPORS-

Ed Ii II liz AL HI u "A + " h .
BY JOHNSON STEWART ROSE, NJ. D.,
senior Phgsiridl, IL ttS LendSn Ioysi I.gs~Gyg
this age progress, Ineical science has contributed
her nll SHARE, 20 The general welfare, and that which
shines reselent, tc brightest jewel ia er aden, is her
INDICATED vAPoR INHALATION,
in the treatment Of Consumption and kindred Affections
The absurd notions, Hindrd prcjmlicrs,
tempubIe ignorance and quackery, have lone
iste in the treatment of Consumption. Men skill
puation ply Scans, vep prescribed nausv9s compounds
to BE- taken INTO the stomach, diseases OF The lungs
while the braEeiced quick held up his hostriun the ul
sarUf hop. for the coIiHnptvtf only enough,
swallowed. The stomach, here disease exists, b.ir
functions, and the health materially injured All must
see the apsHrtE The positive injury Of such e@s.i the
diseuse in the lungs not in the stomach; then why in the
name SENSE do you apply medicine directly
to the hangs: TIE advantage Of Inhalation i'll Consumption
and Froa Diseases IS that medicines in the form Of }apor
applied dircctto eius, where the disease exists
the stomach thus left perfectly free to all in restoring
There is so hopeless that Inhalation will nOtreach
The means Toe, are brought within the reach OF ALL the
manner OF administering th Napors being 50 simple, that
the invalid required to leave hOme The hand
offrenlsip and affection tends much 10 aid tile PHI
clans effort.
The laiug method soothing, safe, and speedy, and
consists in the administration of medicines in such
nrr that ey conveyed into the lungs in the form ova
and produce their action at the scat OF the disease Its
practical is destined revOuti0nize the opinions
the medical world, aud establish the entiFs durability Of Con
sumption.
Iappeal the Of all afflicted with lung dis
enbrce at te advantages Of Inaation and
no longer apply medicine to tho unolcnding stomach
claim for inhalation place amongst tile gifts that
nature ard art hath gSgn thatOur days may be long in
'" ARK AG OF REF i CT; FOR THE CONSERVATIVE
method not only RATIONAL but simple, safe and eic"
eious.
Union, tender acknowledgements for their frank and
an course in iesying to the merits OF Inhalation shall
he pleased TO Cooperate with them III Offering to ;e afflicted
the blessings fMeJ;cted Vapor Inhalation in treatment
of Consumption.
Introduced the practice and to the tribe OF iHitutors who
with Hrazen inpGtecc, claim it as their own both Wrote
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CINCINNATI MARKET

FEB. 15-Fiour qmetat 60. Provisions in:
active, Mess Pork Is, Bulk Sides 81. Whisky
%, Sugar firm at s4aaI. Coffee ia Molas-
Ses 42a4S. Very little doing many thing more.
More snow this morning.
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'1 lst year Eeny thousand quart and pint bit
ne, WITT smaller sizes numerHbc Ifave been Sold
VTsn, baiiaI9 Geyeian Detroit Pcrre Iautc lafayette
; fvas lille, Frankfort, Lexington
anu New oEie5l y has eso been adopted the STATE Dc.
Grtoiis 81 Kentucky Tennessee and AiissIsslnbi NM
taken Ia'ee atst class Diplomas thu Mechanics f
SlGc'luaN and LoGlSi aud four Diplomas and IDr NJ.
dals al STATE Fairs held last Fail IN New Ydrt 0in jr1t.
tsSad Ilinois, " - 3t ts' Vh'1i 'htaiNha
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rTIE Adams Express Company for the safe and speedy
L conveyance OF
Is MUSEY, PACKAGES, FREIGHT Kinds.
chavge of special wessenGers the only reliable
line and from Wheeling by Railroad directly to New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Washington City.
S0rid Central Ohio RarOadt TO GAINESVILLE, Columbus,
Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis Chicago and ST. Louis.
Expresses ieave via BAIT. ohin Railroad ~ ock, p.
NJ, Central Ohio Railroad at O'Clock, p. NJ.
For Pittsburgh Cleveland Toledo, and Northern Ohio at
O'clock, \. VI.
Butter Poultry, Produce of all kinds, delivered in six
teen hours 10 Baltimore. n. PIGMAS, Agent
Mg2J Admins EXnrcss Co. :
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II G SENATOR

ANNAPoLIs, Md, Feb. l4.-Anthony Kenne-
| dy. the American candidate for L. S. Senator,
was elected to-day for six years from March 4th,
1857,
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LAUGuLINs i HUsIFITIIJ md
Il. Il. LOGAN, & CO.. kl3- ~
I.s2-lyin'' Wheeling
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THE INTELLICSENCER.
MORN: FEBRUARY IS, 1857.

Losr-onT hursday a fob-riband, with a gold
buckle and ring, ON which were suspended a
gold horse with heavy eOrnelian seal, gold
watch-kcy and a liminutiye one-bladed pearl
handle knife. The articles are prixetIf far beyond
their value by the owner, as kcsp-sakes, and the
finder viii he literally rewarded upon leaving
them at this Office
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New Work Advertisements.
EeoA ~. 1900.

ALRERT g.. REtGuAEkIS&0R,Ss
Advertising and Corresponding oa, Nn! 10 lrOadWay,
composite The raTs- NeW YORK,
ENG II AN1MGs AND PRINTING.
business Cards. NUarial Consular aud Commercial SEALS
and Seal Presses, Certificate u Stock. and IrivS M III
I.a,iing change, ChecLs, Drafts All
Heads Circulars Sh"w Cards, Labels, Designing aud lFra
WOod, aud variety Engraving and iiuG.
will specimens by mail, ton applications pi5li H. u.
stanp.r Orders ly maiIpr"mptly atteirvIc Terms
soni,lle Address WAi \. HU.NNllL,
.jn2G:iaA3I 19I BrOadsay. Dc5 ~, u. y.
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to9re using Arpo.is ina ~ ms .,yu ruyrIi = i ~
=! l-rs 4iool-kueI'cis writing Eui.: siis -
NortsyAtcra EaHl o! %irsnla; Merchants NySrhs,,
Bans OF "Acrini Hank OF Wheeling; Crescent Manu-
La.s SIgRaayi Sglny Cars u oaa (aupi Naonni T,r.
S;aph v,tt, gstH'oEc aud oiU lSarofd oHic, MuIur,
Hons hy Holloway 4 No. liussIl q AIcAfeE: I;otdon
Na.heSs 70; 4 sweeney Sri Dnanp Co6 mi: OH 4
/ dn, Hlbersou a Co.; l.,s. " - "'''
I For sale at manufacturers pricssIy
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E%eou&AGE AMERICAN MASTfACTrnFsI
ttai6f.tt1iS sSOOEE, K EEIRSTSks'Ss+'. -
Writing FIlli6 -

SINCE tif superior Flui ln has been before tho ppllc
- nov hearg |0 years ii has been cnstany aiain In
ayGFs mn Is no preferred b. many the fsrsrcd ar
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LOOK AT THAT LADY!

LUON ~ IIII LII
Once beautiful aud blooming the how pallid
her whole complexion tnged ellON life the leaf Of
Autumn, "suu going down while IS yet
day! L.. her hut Try ampton's Vegetable Tncture, and
she will wonder at the mighty chansethat after all the 9TH
medicines freely taken, could reach her but
this pleasant balm from Natures garden
7. II. LOGAN & CO.,
tel6 General Agents.
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p S-Persons desiring any further information refer
to the above, viii be furnished With pamphlets Of
postage, by sending note with address to Dr. J. ALps.
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Far FHp Course including az Dtpdsfiaeats OF Book
keeping, Leetares, and Ee"aaHsiii, inr1'fdSy IN
FIR FsIt tolyeie Ladies itpdsas's,. 20
r.NuE rRoPRIEToRs take great pleasure in expressing
thcir thanks for the rllSn aaI pnTysesas9ted sue
lis establishment the Capital and stimulates them TO
an Tie 6'OSt e!Fet6Ht 1lH"heT the
rapidly increasing demand for refirG5 and roarshel,
experience Of the Principal in heay Ranking and Cotn'ner-
cai Houses assisted BY educated and accoinish.l est
men has enabled linn bring 10 degree ." perfection
SyT At FAMED ny ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Eac,
student b. this new process drilled nj the DESK fHdirid
ty sri,by step ua h. has mastered the whole routine
serSsd, apprenticeship IN some iHgh Commercial
hHss: and thus all aEk"HTtngss; iaiteri ana eSreiOns
hiuuIcrS nre ia a r.rai measure, ,;!ssipaJ-d.
In addition engagement. Of accomplished Assist
ant-, ulo secured IKE service, 81 some oil lhc
eminent Lecturers in Chic 10 ieenFS Ca comn'erc'
oar course of Instruction extended 10 partieHlarizs
here, it embraces every thing connected with not Nlh
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING. with free and full discussion OF
Scientific Lectures upon Commercial History
iiis'ery Of fines c"ntiaercai Mem c"nerGl Ge-
arphy, commercial Products, Commercial Calculations
Political Esonoy Mercantile Law, E'hr- OF Trade, Part
noTsiiI, &c
TIE .L.fDIT3S' tIlEP .iRGNES1
Is now oy reception Of Ladies NJ Institution in
the ;o i,nlar1s .Ore thorough interesting course in
M In rd,r. We vo,, adj. tina. we shall put forth "ur
still "rin,nt degree the iiu
tcTing reception with which enterprise has met "" az
sag+ or @gssfS t. sa s 'S e s J.. ,afd t@y
.tas siasjl,sr .iEsr,ataa9r oIfsg@-
Among the many iye the follow
ing
We, the undersigned, take pleasure in teSFig that We
are personally aeIGat Eit Ar. Changers a'nitS as an
Accountant and acsr Of BOOK Keeping which is OF ,Ec
highest uT,cr. lie has had srea; ,XPcrieIG, ~ an Ac-
;onp,art, ii. heavy Commercial al iiaIks lNnsS. Mis
gives HIN superior facilities iinrtins tr'ici'cG!
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Srts President Of Farmers College.
l0RIN ANuiGTS
President Of Kenyon College.
To Young men Who acquire R.Sia"ss EaHcr-
ijo, we tIInk it Facilities seldom eqG@ledT
Mr GR ANGER has the qualifications ri 'sor1cgi kno"
edgSand aptats, ,tc;.cnr, aici To- practical Counting
Room experience. aud ri confident tat graduates ron
his college vii IT, ully competen: &c keep tbs most c"'
r,Ited sci Of BpOks-
A. II. STONE. Wholesale and Retail Merchant
j. j. JANNET Sec,y Board nf Control state Hank OF o.
!. +. FARM. Book Keeper ut u. 7. Eopdhurys
. H. OyERplER, HOOK Keeper At Clinton Bank.
| H. T. MILLS Ssry Columbus Gas aGl Cose CO.
&. B.MASUN, BOOK Keeper at J. IL. Riley Cos
+. IS FOR fun particulars, send rOF eircuiGr.
GRANGER & ARMSTRONG,
feI-!y Prnpretars.