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NEW AND RE,DABL. BOOKS,

~ JUST received and iur .nle ~ No. ,,.;, s-rsr,
THE LIFE TRAVELS OF HER"DtIus, IN 's .2saic
Century before Christ. IN imaginary e''s
THE HtJGUENOT EXlLES, or The Times "
XIV; HlatUriGnl sUvai AM A.. .en!sf
OUR COUSIN VERONICA, or scenes ,T "nr
over III. Blue Ridge. by Mary Ehza9e'. iIla.,r,''
LEARNING TO READ: oy J"coo "o0O''
with $50 rnprHvings. -. ,,as. snd Cifcu
MECHANICS TABLES, containing a a,asre]. se. q
f,renrcs ot Circles and sides o., Equ" 9q1 Jute -
-. /,,,.s IA uaax.u Marine Engineer. --.nnnS
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Tina Srw York Sun rtyst

ave heartily congratulate the Cin1aEncs toaVer,
ton on the result of it's deliberations lthhs sv'"Sel
a spirit of moderation and of prudence when ma,
arreeabIy disappointed many who feared a hllerrh'
course would be pursued. 1t has disprll-d anxious
doubts, healed divisions, and snorhered the struggles
Of factions by its udicious and harmonious" nc"i.-
TO Mr.. Buchanan the people of all parts ut the onlo
can took f9r wise and just administration OF 'ne'r
public Affairs III biz hands the interests OF all Tue
integrity Of the constitution. and honor OF the coun
try will be considered sale.
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brated pulpit orators John and Robert 70 the Ken
ridge. When quite young he was elected ~ 9th Mpx-
lucky Legislature, and during our contest r,ri-
co he accompanied the celebrated kentIr nsr and
ment, in the rank of major, 20 the seat IL
bore himself gallany through that s.rISC Congress-
.Snnn after his return lie was elected 10 a.nerate
and Then rerec,ed after of the most Is coun-
contests in which the sympnthies Of the States.
,rv seemed enlisted ever known in the nnivcr-
amonr his Congressional associates he "n ,stesman-
sally esteemed for his manly bearing ',a n,s '''
like abilities, and great ora.oTlca p"Trd him. few
vesr, 's snce Very a honorable t Uesve
mission to Spancwhich he declined anG r Congress;
he "so gsd n""ihs opportunity
the action Of the Cincinnati Convention, H aud dis
the country the services OF soable' pa'r'o'''
1ksrev indeed have the people OF IN, ,ha, formed
been presented with better llrks. '' buchanan and
by our two illnsrIous nominees ssr,hy OF the fueS
r nre6i Of the country, and both men ""''
may feel proud to vote for.
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cw4x EnS- aORlNEOE. Cle,k
NIHGlNIA.--AI Rair. held in the CLERKS 0fc, !

w INNINTN.--..t Klts Htu N n" ITUIN , wv .
the Circuit Court OF the City OF Richmond, the y
day OF June, 1856.
Jonathan B. Stoval Pie
Hgnngt
John Lynch, - Stafford and Frances L., his wife JH
Wilson ThomHs potts Aca- Murray al S-t"-..-'
Coltuhoun aud oths. n '.' DIS
The object Ct this suit 10 IT, OBTAIN cGny"yhate ir-
Ianes Brown Jr. surviving trustee OF the real es'A'
the bill mentioned, cold By him 10 the planh; aud ~
vii having been made and ed that the defendants 30
mined are non.:esdents thi- Commonwe n;h, '.e''
defendants n0tinrd appear the Ruics be 30 ~
"a tbs CT rs UNce Of The said Court On the frs, N1r
in soprl.her rsxt md do Whit !. Ssce..nry to ,:a.
their iatcrcsis in this suit. 4 C0py-Trsrc
June lO--cwiw ErS kOB'SSUS, Ct
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NOYELTY AND UEAITY

ruyO those who desire novelty and beauty in Gentle.
4 mems Wearing Apparel, would tender nm invitation
TO call 1T my "Enp0riln. and examine my assortment ct
Summer cnnts; which may be found beauti.
tui styles OF White Linen Goats, greatly admired by
tho-G that lav. them with all the ln;est French and
English st:lcs winch guarantee to NJ well tE6sc
maize by the best railors HERR SElAFE.;,
Junr 10 l03 Main Cvrpe- lIih street
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VXTANTED.-lOO 900 pounds p",.'S eli be psd.
w which the highest casa ni pr a GRAY, DruCss"
May II
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a SITUATION WASTED.-A young man desires
IN situation to teach, where liberal salary will be
given. Testimonials of qualifications can be given
Address C.S w.
NAV 3-cw6w' At Roydton MecSlenburg Co, Va.
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CUhMEKCIiL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. JUNE ., 1896


III The following quotations wholesale For SINAI
orders higher prices will be Charged
CORN MEaL-64: W7j cts. per bushe, according TO
quality.
CCEH -5na5! cts ner bush"I. few sales in retail
way :i5adii
GGAl.-Ut ,nth:nci.c t4efc IL sGoa supply. He'd Ash
rIl. nj SG 30; White Ash. for foundry, 81 q ton BI;u
,Inno- delivered Port Watha! or NJ tho wharf oppo
sic Rockets quote at IIc ior average and siHih
FOR civ use wholesale 10 dealers, 81 30 TOR Lump,
H,il -. ~ ,
GOkE-For city consumption So 50 y cart OF a5 load
br.aaE la Iwp, hsrl -,
CryrTUH-luifJiI CO..
COTTON YARES-l1Gle crs. casn Couoa Cordage
20 cts " iG. -.
FEAIHERS-T.ive tiscse iSni5 cts brrnand lair.
FLAXSEED-Sl II al - y bushel, doll.
FLuuH-I,nall salos Ut 80 jOaS7 Tor Supcrhnc, - u
~ Tor extra.
- quote North Carolina and Potomac No. ]
yross IIrpnSGs dull at s. CO. No Family Roe nc;ivc nj
s;75 p Dbl halt bnrrcls do. nj 81 70 srIAD dull 1T so
rcr bbI md 50 hal! bhis No icrrlngs sell ut -
r los rfan No per bbl and - cts. tha Tor bait bbl-
No Cut received; riley are much wanted-So "ouli
crmrnn-d rruh;ly 81. Is MAcHFkEL-NO !, s22; No. =
slI 51Gla; 80 y medium, So small, - 80
WHEAT-Prirne white 81 500 90 red 81 400l b.
Inferior GRADES from 81 TO 81 =.
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rOFFEE.-lO0 bags Lseuayra; 50 bags prime Java,
u landing and for sale by ~
June 10 DAIENPo RT, ALLEN co.
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"a lRt;lNlA AT Rules held in the Clerk One" d
the CrGu,t Court OF tie City OF Richmond, TIE w.
day of June s5n:
Ann l. Jacobs wfo sues by her next friend, Wake
Thomas, PihnuT,
Agaius:
John JACOBS Defendant.
TIE object Of this suit Is to procure divorce; vncG
marrimonii; md affidavit having been mad. and tiled iI'
the dc.ndnn, nbov- named Ii nonresident OF 'h coz
ron~ ehh, the snii defendant II notified 10 appear * "
Rules be- ho!rn in the Clerks office OF thr .hid Coz
on the first Monday III September next and de- VIA
rccrssHry TO pIotrct his interest H. tins aui.
:. COpy-Iest"
n rms Iatk
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ADDITIONAL sUpPLI or F.csis. thi. moEn in,
DREEDEN, fON 4 CO. thirty package. VI me
goods consisting of many Ir% Mating &C waI
Sioods. Embroidery, Lace Ms'n.'. organization
will be offered AT very 10" r ,bei. city anl 1s,
fricnds
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CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP, &C

BEEF -Dcmand very much diminished, and sales nj
5000 10 30 per hundred net stock light
VEAl-ntrrior Calves 81 10 81; superior - 10 s4o z
iOGs-s7 30 p hundred Sales limited to wants OF
daily consumption. ,,. - -, ~
SiIEEP supply Of Mutton fair. We quote SIa6 -
,,r,-. 81 IN Il a mend Tor mir u superior sheep.
LAatS--s.I; d, 8 81 to - and y head according TO
quality.
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NGk NE IlkKMlNEII]

Al Rnmdoipt's Bookstore, Nam STREET, Richmond
Monday. June 9 IL DOORS OUT DOORS
Seven o'clock A. NJ. ~ IS
1,yc,yo o.rIont Il u So
6Clotk +. b. Is y
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XXTHISKEY.- Dr:v Whi,key, 800 bills
w for sale By 40
June 10 DAVENPORT, aLLEN q ".
H2OT,TTNG CLOTH In and tor snl'. full
E& assortment u ieEure Anchor Boiling Cloth, all
.iza, from No . to lG. SMITH RhGDLs CO
June 10 - 10 No. g., rearl ~.
NuARSEILLES yEST%.-Opening TIN. day new
VE aud pretty styles of Marseies Vests; Also plain
and cured yhl:c di;,o, 10 which we ask attention
Junr 10 EEEN, BALDWIN & co.
q UST RECEIVED PER JaMEsT0WN--ho
% dcrrd Towels. Crash Dowas, summer FAINT stuHs.
Brown Linens, Table Dainask, &C
Junr 10 C. HARTWELL & co,
NpOTT!CE-In order TO afford 10 the clerks in our
~ employment an Opportunity Tor recreation during
the summer months Store WI b3 closed nj cipck
f. 49, from III. date unul the l5,h Of August nc|'. We
hope thar our friends 10th the cry and country wilre.
collect this and call presiou. 10 that hour when ne
will be pleased 10 see them
CLARKSON & ANDERSON
June 10 Importers OF Hardware. No. 100 VI IN ST.
an KOWN linen DusTEKs.-l have just re-.
ID crived by the Jamestown. nn'ihcr supply OF Brown
Linen Duiers which just tie GI he persons going
travel ng should have keep the dus OF OF er "!oh
cjonthcs HEHRY SHAFER,
Jun. 10 Corner Main and 18th srs
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Rule held the CI--~'. n,s---------
Circuit Court OF tie % Of Richmond, the ID i.s
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RrcToR OF THE DEMONSTRATION. Andrew , pt.
yensnn was elected Rector OF the University Oh VIZ
na by the Board Of Visitors at Their resfn hi s
;.I session. to till the vacancy accustomed ~ n1
l.",L or nm. venerable Joseph Z. Cabel, who Tor .
number of years, had filled, with =, distinguished
ah,Iitv, this important and honorable office.
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IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIAN,

W. RANDOLPH will publish THE day, The Pbr.;.
- clan POckct T-bGa;ed Diary. designed 10 tsci,,
tn" study OF disease II, the bedside BY Phy sican M W.
sin'a Soc 1t will be sent by mail postpaid to all wfo
remit the price. " VIII
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UEssIAy FLY.-This destructive insect Is ueS' .n
tina thr wheat fields of tidewatrr Virginia. ana lne
PAPERS bring accounts of srnvuges Ill o''ef
OF the State.
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John L. Bacon. Henry f.. &. Baskcrvill ard Tiw,,
T. James merchants ami partners, Trading under the d
and style Oi Bacon ~ basStrvIi TIT.
again!
inihUH. !hpn iO" unn
The obircr 81 ths Httn.i tho sriS the d.
iniaut living sni the city 81 Richmond All ,ir
right u.ur..i iii at The sud defendant therein M
n sum ot money IN The hands O' William d Gibson. be-
longing the defendant. ami apply them the payment
the debt due the planfltis by the dclendsni ANA al! IT,
vii havn. been and hlcd thar defendant above
mined j. nonresident ct This Commonwealth III" sod
defendant uOI"ri t. hICIr ~ TIE Hu.- aulrp IN
the Clerk Office the snii COUrt the Monday "a
September rt: Nrd do hat j. necessary pTocCf hu
Interest in EGi- -I!r. \ Copy-T"sIsi
June Iu--,'wiw ETS. R0RSSOE. Clerk
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VAS to triumph over the laws aud the judiciary Of
the country in New England Was it there that, M.
dr the advice of tn. pulpit filled with Sharpes rifles,
law WAS TO be spurued constitutional obligations To
be ,,fed and the mob to take possession of the pow
er of government He repealed tie charge. lie hah
New England blood in his veius, and dld not believe
that the people OF Ne% England ""a'u us"tue ,or
mob violence over the constitution Inc laws 'he Ju'
dietary of the country and everything sacred III our
institutions. go
New Hampshire, too, would come 10 with Clio
rious vct"ry-New Hampshire, the birlh-Piacc q,
Franklin Pierce, the star in the East mat never ses'
Did any suppose that she would join tins mop
law pnrty! Never, 50 long rs she remembered the
tai hful administration Of Franklin Pierce And
when the history of these tunes should be written u
would be that there never had been Chief Mn-
gisirate who had stood with more religious hd-lIty
by the Constitution vi his country than has the pres
| ont Chief Magistrate. Great applause. The
proudest honor which his successor could desire to
have paid to him would be 10 say that he had been
faithful to the Constitution aud the Union Us had
| been Franklin Pierce. Renewed cheerng.l Mr..
d. said that he felt it duty and privilege to have
the opportunity of saying, under circumstances when
| there was danger of misapprehensinn what every
Democrat had in his heart to say that IN. country
| owed an imnensc undying obligation to this admin.
istratou, for the fdrlity with which the Constitution
| has been Upheld and guarded.
Following The example of my illustrnus friend from
Michisau the c"ntIiIcd,I will say here "a hope
| TO have the power of Saying in good many other
! places between this time and the first If November
that il have u Trend ia inns Sniot who loves me- oT
| regards my opinion, has any respect for my mem
| ory let him put his shoulder to the wheel, and dc
everything in his power TO win grent and gloriou,
| victory.
Mr.. ID. took his seat amidst tremendous cheering
| aud tn. band played The Star.spungled Bauucr.'
At the conclusion Of Judge Douglass eloquen, anc
powerfully effective speech, the chairman an
nouuced that the meeting would adjourn for the pur
pose Of serenading the President of the United States
Preceded by the Marine Band, their numbers swell
ing at every STEP the mass meeting. now formed into
sections for marching order proceeded to the presi
Dental mansiou where they arrived about III o'clock
Seldom has been seen in Washington city a greater
assemblage of people than gathered about the
Executive Mansion on that memorable occasion. The
OCCASION the place, the presence of SO many distin
gushed alike for their talents their public services,
and their devotion to the democratic cause, the eI-
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porsoyrxG.-The family of Mr.. Thomas II, IT,, oT i.
in FIuvunna county, were poisoned OH lne I'D hasn
mi.pd Ons of the children died. but The Others are
iik civ to recovsr Suspicion rests upon two nssrofI
though nothing has tran.pired TO render he'r g.
certain. The circumstance Uccasloned much eA''''
ment in the neishbOrhoOd
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AsorBER VERDICT OF GulLrY.-On thursday, IL.
the Circuit Court at Norfolk, verdict OF gu"ts was
rendered on the second Indictment 10 .tp gus nd
Vim. Lambdin, charged with carrying oil slaves, a1u
twn wears and eight months added to the term vi s
inpr,sonment in the psnitentiary, making thus iar
seven years and eight months.
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TRIAL or RAspALL.-Blakeley Randall; VINO "aS
,r.J Inc, wca in Augusta county for killing his ia
ther, has been sentenced TO three months ihp''son
ment in jail.
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MARINE NEWS.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY ~ MI
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VI Iub,. i-ss ''' ".y
Jonathan u. StOvnll p.
Against
Ioha l.yM.n Hem. ~ SEou.e ana 'Gn Eliza h. VITA
Duyl Ukr aud Janet hi wife Martha NJ. aser ssr,t
H. Nrk,rvs. William SrkcrY.s and Rebcccu n!. M.
Thomas Po;,s, Adam Murray aud Switzerland Coquhop
ana olEcr Df
The object Of this suit is to obtain Conveyance tom
James Brown Jr surviving OF the real es'S,e
the hill mntiOned sold by him TO the plninrIa and a!s
vii huyn. been made ana iled that tha defendants above
named are non dcn- III this COmmOnwca. h. the
defendants mrc norinci upposi nj the B.tGs 10 - tU
i'll the crrs GA oil lEe sa Court the irst Muri.y
in September ncHr. ad do what Is necessary tu pgar
their interest. ~ this slII. Copy-IrsIe
June ID cw!w EUS. ROBINSON, Click
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THAT Mr.. Buchanan will be elected even our "P'
moments allow. The disjointed fragments OF Aooll
foriss and Know Nothings will not be a6Ie 10 CIR
cumvsnt G:s entrance to the White House ne s""u
IN the principles Of tie Kansas Nebraska bill, al
ready so firmly established IL tEe EsGFs &" the pe'P''
that our enemies dare not accept the the sse % Tue
restoration of the unconstitutional MIssour res'rlc
tion Let Democrats everywhere 20 to WORK. niio
rest not until the avorite of the noble Dehcrh
,;c E.",,nne stat. shall be President OF THL ISL
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RAILROADS 81 STAGES
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.

EszslzZs i - s. - 49,
PASSENGERS vs. the Y. O. RaiIroad to HuatsvfFe
4 Decatur anil Memphis will take ihs morning Train
nom Nrsavlhe instead - The nEht Train Ere as
the Gay Trains each rake r5et e0nr eci1n Sevp
scr. Leave shvili- ca y arrive az Huntsville Is
p. W and Tuscunbia 10 81 same DIV
novl9 X. G. BRANSFOFD Ticxet A-sn.
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" llkEIlNt,
PI1TSBURG,
DJNEIRR.
BUFFALO and


To al the Eastern cities.
Ihree daily Eastern Trains al Ga N IOA.u, andGP y
Tli..T IRAlN-ClevelsLd, Pit'siur- stsrt' -yie and
wheeling L'shtling Express, leaves Cin-i,r t o'c,aE
Al i-f fii e Eastern cities; also let on via Cleveland
ebIugh.u, Nuuuaton, Circev'c rstrr aid nos
Vie 'aicoihe ard AtE,us Til. .... rs lelve.n en-
cnAat aua Columbus 70 UyJaGd Au.Ew Ncuta and Lon
don only ~ ~''
siCoND THAiN-Cleyelaud, Titsburs and " rterf7~ *
pres N, leaves Cincinnati % 10 o'clock Il vf, eve
Ianu rsuuT1 auH Wbe III - for an tie Eastern cities fTs
IRAN stops at 81 the points between Crcrua AID Cou
bus
THIRD GRAIN-Accoamodaticu, leaves Cincinnati a.
5:'! ococF P NJ Tor fPFir rtr!d Wilmington Crc.gyfs
ana Lancaster CuilicJtl and HltorrurH This ,r-fr
stoIF .' Hl points be. cen nCiuu1ti aud S.r -rrsf
F0JRtH 1RAiN-Cieveisn nj and Tittsfu o. n .ff lyr--.
leaves Cincinnati az O'Clock, NJ, via CyaF and Pits.
huTf ior an tn Eastern citIss. This train stgts ~ a f
between matt and Columbus
One Train on sunday at $50 o'clock 2 NJ FOR Co'rrrr
Trains run by Columbus Time Afngts "a srgr than Gin
cinnati.
Fare as Low ss by any other Route
FOR THhOUGH TilKEgs
Acd Authorization, please ply he fc5F ,r rrrrat
House, second door Wes Of Vine street. So o.. f,.7
House building and old Office Southeast corr . mad
way and Front street, opposite spencer .iou.. Ire
Eastern dtte MiamD Depot, Fast Front .fse.f
CGsce h0sys TToHa AZ 4. II. HHtifgI y.
P W. STRADER, Z. ~ ~.
THF OMNIBUS IINF
Cans Tor Passengers az all the pri cpa Hotels for each and
every in. Bv leaving directions az ether OF N, above
oces will call for passengers IT, apa-ts NJ he civ with
out fat. lmay2Il II. b. RUGGLES Condurtar
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STEAM ENGINES

4 CARD.
An manufacturing daily my Eclipse stove FOUNDRY
ia this city good assortment Of STOVES AND IiOir
LOW-WARE viz ovens Potts. Skilets and Lids Sad-lronS
Androns Of different patterns for the wholesale and re-
lai trade, al small profits.
Also Tin Copper and SheetTr Ware ofhe best quality,
at Low figures hLe chamber sets Of Britannia War
and No / Refrigerator, hand for sale low.
Particular attention paid Roofing and Gutiering with
Tin Copper
s OLD Copper Pewter Brass and Scrap Iron taken In
ex-hGnge Tor my manufactures. -
iySO-6m No. College St. near Church 81
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Having been invited by Mcssrs. Dclbear, teach.
ers of Penmanship in this city, We have carefully
eTamined their system, and the specimens of im'
provemsnt made by their pupils, aud feel entirely
prepared to say that the system is seieritife and
much superior to any other VIC have seen-thst the
improv of their pupils is very rapid, and we
therefore take pleasure in recommending them to
the favorable attention of the public.
Eai Gen. Z p GAINS, U. s. Army,
JAMES c. JONES. Gov. OF Tennessee,
RI. Rev J. II. 0TEY. Bishop Of Tennessee,
RI Rev r. F. MILES, Bishop OF Nashville,
Rev PHILLIP LINDSLEY, d. D. Pres. Nash. Uni
Rev. JOHN T. EDGAR, d. D.,
Hon. + FOSTER.
Hon JOHN BELL,
Rev. J. T. WHEAT.
keV. D. r. CAMPBELL,
Rev. r b. e. HOWELL,
Rev w. II. WHARTON,
DR.. JOHN 5. YOUNG, Secretary OF State,
Dr. CHAS. L. WINSTON,
Rev. +. G. SMITH, Rector OF Columbia Fem. ms
G. W. MARTIN,
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Gen. ROBT. ARMSTRONG,
J. II. SETH,
ALFRED HUME,
MILTON A. HAYNES
TH0S CALENDER,
7H0S HOGAN,
HENRY BALDWIN, in,
7. CORN,
JNO. NJ BASS,
A. RUSSELL.
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From Rev. Dr. Lildsey President Edshos Udioersiiy,
NASHVILLE, Oct 81, lS43.
The system Of Penmanship taught by Messrs.
Dolbear and Brothers, is decidedly the best with
which am acquainted.
PHILLIP LINDSEY, Prest Nash. Univ
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SitE5s-z5 ~ ESS= Err x7I
'FFtIzyy-l--- -s-75- = -s7si-5s .sT-,Zs= o.
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From the RI. Rec. B.Sh2p Otey.
CoLuNBlA, Tenn Nov. 90, 1913

Mr. ). W. DoLBEAR-Dear Sir: / have been
much interested and pleased 10 examining your
system Of Penmanship, and so far as / am capa-
bic of forming On intelligent judgment upon the
subject, give il my hearty approval. Your meth.
cd OF teaching seems to me to be both skillfu and
faithful, and the improvement OF your pupils is
prising and rapid beyond anything have ever wit,
messed. shall feel happy if this testimony to
your merit shall lead others to avail themselves Of
your instruction in one Of the most beautiful and
useful arts; and am very respectfully, ETC.
JAS. Il. OTEY.
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPEgsAL NOIICF. 40 SHIPPERS.
Hv Savannah In Nashville

A s he Nasi vile gui Ch1ttauooEa hslroad CorptuY
y hare Jed and rerrlnd he Central abroad
ranirs 90 &c r.a Of ter SUMNER rates. Gees ct
~ have lsen nocsd reosrEtd n The haT bia q
ttut ComYsny. recently distfitutsd We tale
Is net % cf f faminF thr Nefth.Lts and sh PSFs ~
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Ease, Elegance and Rapidly.

So accurate is llis system and so uniform its
success that after witnessing its effects on sew
eral hundred pupils in this place, the lamented
Alfred Hume observe, Il consider it bat Justice
10 say, that believe it not only the best sys-
TEN bnt the only one deserving the name-fOr
by strict attention to the rules given, any per.
son may in a short time, acquire a free, rapid
and elegant band"
Such Mr. D. believes will be the opinion of
all who test its merits, and an experience of
above u years. (mostly in New Orleqns) since
the above opinion was expressed, Mr.. d. hopes
has detracted nothing from the merits of bis
system, or his skill in teaching it.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-06

IL tc1osoag gerry Just remarks Of tae Ton. Thomas IT.
Bsnson, T. S Seaaser, 'oortiy H> ahcntiv.
gard q parents and az young persons tSto haze any
hope O, saecess a. ne bgsiasss o. lie.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-06

10 O neat, easy and RAPID manner. and GENTLE
men in bold, rapid, business style.
Hours from 9 70 IL. A. NJ, and from 2 to 4,
P. b., AID from to Q at night
Persons from the country can finish their
lessons in one week.
Az Mr.. d. will not have time to call on fam
HES. he hopes that all who desire to join his
classes will make early application.
To persons acquainted with its merits, his
systeln Of writing needs no recommendation,
but those unacquain;ed with it, Mr.. D. refers
10 the following remarks and testimonials. In
stead of teaching Penmsnship merely as an
imitatiUe Art, an experience of twenty years
has enabled him TO reduce it 10 the certainty
of sScieace, 50 that being guided by knotoLedge
instead of random practice, pupils from six to
sixty years of age, can, in short time, learn
10 write with