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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-24

HAVING just opened at No. $50, PENN
- sylyania avenue, near the foot OF Capitol Hill
new Restaurant am prepared to furnish refresh
ments in the most recherche style. The Bar is sup
piled with the best Liquors; and TO zee one Of my
uleps is refreshing, but 10 taste tdont mention it.
AS TO food, Oysters and Game Of all kinds In sea-
SON will always be on hand prepared to suit the tastes
of the most fastidious.
Cigars and Tobacco Of the best brands as well as
Pipes, so exhilerating after julep.
A Reading Room, with the latest papers, win fur
nish the current news. - ts
Long experience in the business encourages me TO
promise general satisfaction to my friends and all
who may favor me with call
ap Gem R.M, A. FENwIcK.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-24

NNHE best of Liquors, Cigars, and Chewing To-
j. bacco; strictly choice Oysters, Sea Turtle, Ter
rapin, Fish and Duck in season; Quail Woodcock,
rienced cook and polite servants in pleasant rooms.
Private entrance to Reading and Eating Rooms on
and Seventh streets, for those who object to public
bar rooms
Families supplied with Oysters on chatting -dishes.
Whiskeys, Ales, and other drinks, 8 cents; fine
Brandies, 10 cents.
Leading political and literary periodicals. in read
ing rooms.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
1k-- /. ~ t@a84 e#.....
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WILNIkHTON, N. o., june TO, 1904
To persons who have have had the sight Of their
eyes 80 impaired to require the use OF Giasses
would recommend MIR. John Tobias as q suitable per-
son from whom to obtain such Glasses as they may
require, he has suited with pair of Spectacles
for far and near sight My sight has been impaired
very much by service of years in the Post Office
Department which berth required me TO be on duty
from II o'clock at night till after day, during which
time used but one light.
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WHIT E. III OUSE PAVTLLTON
ON THE POTOMAC

NNHE undersigned have opened for t.le
IL season this delightful and fashionable resort
for the accommodation of the public and parties
wishing to visit this most agreeable retreat, where
they be furnished on the most liberal terms with
all the uxures of the season. and with the best re-
freshments Of all kinds, both at ha Pavilion and on
board the boat ss.
Parties having their own caterer can have the rise
of the dining and ball for fifteen dollars for
the occasion.
WIN. COKE 4 CO.,
National Eating House.
Cor. 9th steeet and Penn. avenue,
ap28-3m Washington, ID. G..
n 4 4 n T1@1S1
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-24

! mdKIlaReS
Should reflect that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connubial hap
piness Indeed, without these, tho journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly
darkens TO the view; the mind becomes shadowed
with despair, and filled with the melancholy reHec-
ton, that the happiness Of another becomes bbghted
with our own.
OFFICE, NO. !, SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
.8s1j BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
EE All Surgical Operations performed.
E N B. Let no false delicacy prevent you, but apply
Immediately, either personally or by letter.
tE- Skin Diseases speedily cured
f To Strangers. "a,
The MANY thousauds cured at this institution WIN.
in the last fifteen yssrs nnd the numerous mporAn'
Surgical Operations performed by Dr. Johnson, W
messed by the reporters Of the papers and many o.nes
persons. notices Of which have appeared AgAn ana
aeain before the public besid<s bs standsng a. gen
t,~aa Of character oad responssSslsfy, ~ snmcient
guarantee to the afflicted
IN ri There are so many ignorant and worthless
ouact. Advertising themselves as Physicians, running
he health Of the already afflicted, that DR.. Johnston
d.ems n necessary TO say, especially to those unac-
auanted with his reputation that his credentials or
diplomas always hang In his ofice- 81 enN
Tar Norrcs.--An letters must be post paid, and
contain postage stamp for the reply, or 20 answer
win be sent NAV ls--dly
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-31
NEW YORK MARKET.

Jan. 2S.-Cotton dull, sales $50 bales.
Coffee firm, sales l 900 bags Rio at II 9c.
Sugar quiet, sales 1000 bbls at u. Diolas-
ses active at 45c. Lnseeh oil firm sales at
925c. Bacon wanted at 0 S@l0. Hams %;
Shoulders 7. Butter and cheese steady -
Iron, $50 tons Scotch pig at 4 33@43.
The severe snow storm prevailing this
morning, materially checked transactions in
breadstuffs, and market does not exhibit a
very important change, while demand is
chiefly to supply the pressing wants OF The
trade, good brands western scarce and sought
after, sales 5000 bus at 3,l2@8,3l for cx-
ira state, 7,87@s,25 for inferior, good Mich.
S,25@s,s7 for good to fancy and new grades
extra Wisconsin, H., Ind. and Ohio, 9@ll
for, extra Genessee. market closing quiet,
but no very pressing demand on part OF
buyers to realize. Canadian Four moderate
demands and market without important
change, sales 400 at 9,37 for common SUI
perfne, southern -four not great deal doing
and prices about the same, sales 1900 at
S,S7@s,75 for mixeG aud choice end fol
fancy to choice and extra sS,S7@Il,25.-
Rye Flour, lair reques st, sales 600 at $5af
for fine and superfne. Corn meal and
Shorts Low er, with moderate demand, sales
$50 bbls at 81 for Jersey and 4,ls fol-
Brandywne.
Wheat market fiTmer with better inquiry
both for export and home consumption
transactions restricted by the limited stock
offering and the advanced prices asked by
holders, the range for red western is l ,Sol
1856, red Tenn. 100000, white of oil kinds
2,O5a2,l6, sales of 5000 bush fair white ior
export, at 2,l2. Rye, active request for ex-
port at full prices, sales OF $4,000 bush al
l,2oal,2l for common to prime PARCELS
Barley in fair request, sales Of 5000 bus
very handsome at Les. Corn, only limte
supply and market firm, sales of 1900
bush at Sba90 for new white Jersey an
Southern. Oats continue in good suppl
and dull. Pork market frm and wiho,
material change Sales at 1925 for me:
and IA for prime. Beef, no importar
change, sales to trade ut 9s9,l5 for counir
mess and is,5oal2,75 for repacked western
Bacon more freely offered and scarcely s
firm. Cul meats more abundant and price
easier, sales at 7sa7s for shoulders. Dresss
Hogs selling freely at 74a7t,
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

JAN. 2S--Thc inactivity which has char
acterized the flour market, for some lime
past still continues, and holders continue tt
ask S,37 for Standing brands, but no export
buyers at this figure and the only transac
Wheat, little doing and unchanged, sale
good red at l,95@96, and wtite at 2,l0@
Is. Rye steady, sales Pa. at 20. De
mand for corn fallen off, prices lower, Pa
yellow in store at 77@774. Oals unchans
ed, Pa. sold at A.
Cotton held firmly, but little doing.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-31

Books FOR ALL.-Always on hand at A, C, Mar
tins all the latest publications. Gibbons History of
Rome, McAuly's History Of England vols, in one.
Charles Dickens complete works, Mrs Southworths
books, Rose Clark, My Bondage & Freedom by
Fred Douglass books in paper at 25 and soc,
school Books, paper, Ink and pens. All OF which
will be sold as low they can be bought elsewhere.
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y.
For full course, including all dcpartmeuts of Bnnk.
keeping, Lectures snd PenGansEip. iapartqgiy IL ad.
=, p"'oe .. $40
For tan course in Ladies Department %
flNuE PROlRiErORS TAKE GREAT PLpAsIJRE
L in expressing their thanks Tar the. gratifying and
unprecedented success VIII c has marked the carCcr of
ihrr institution since lis establishment at tie CapitaI
and stimuli ates them 10 renewed cxerions TO meet IN
the most Efficient manner the rapidly increasing dc.
maud for practical and comprekeasics course Of rer
camille training The great practical exper fence of the
Principal IN heavy Banking and Commercial houses as.
sisted by educated aM accomplished aud accomplished
gentlemen has enaled him 10 bring dcgrcd OF ner.
teCtou system of COUNTING ROOM instruction. nv
oral exercises NOT .arTAiNED BY HNY OTHER
INSTITUTION. Each student, by this new PROCESS
is drilled at the DESK Individually stop 10y step until
he has mastered the whole routine of Accountants
duties tho Oughy though be had servou an appre.
tCeship in some large commercial House; and thus alt
awkwardness, faeTng and egregiOus binders are, in
agrest measmr re dissipated
In addition 10 our engapement of accomplished asss-
most emnoht lecturers mono 20 lecture on CONNER.
Cia topics. .eEE ..rt.
our course of instruction is too extended too extend:
ed 10 part GU artZe here. hut IL embraces erythng
connected with DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING.
with Tree and hil discussion 0 ITS scientific primo pies
Lectures upon Commercial History, and History OF
Eminent C0nmcTcIai mcn, Commercial Geography
Commercial PTOdnCts ComnIeTC a Celebrations pOil-
ical EeOnomy, Mercantile Law Ethics Of Trade Fart,
neTslip, &c,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE,
Rev. MIR. Johnston will preach .in the Assoc
Reformed Church, next Sabbath at II o'clock.

GRANerR's MERcArTIIE CoI1iGr.--Ths Insiitu.
ton, whose Advertisement appears in our columns
to-day, possesses high reputation among such in
situt ons throughout the country. Located as ills
with reference 10 Eastern Ohio, we consider it the
most eligible Institution d the kind the west.
In mercantile pursuits, as in every .othor depart
mont of life education is almost indispensable, and
the various departments of science necessary to fl
one for a commercial life, in any branch OF trade
are taught-most thoroughly in the above named in.
stitu'ion.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-31

THE "MoSRoE DOCTRINE" Of which so
much has been said aud written, is con-
'ained in single sentence Of one OF Mr..
Monroo's messages. Here it is:
"That the American Continents, by the
free and independent condition which
they have assumed aud maintained, are
henceforth not to be considered as subje cts
for future colonization by any European
powers"
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....,. .... LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Clsins for Losses not due. SIfOOs2 Il

The Htna Insurance Company presents its patrons
the very satisfactory condition, Jf large Increase in
Cash Asss, tor the urher security of their policies
all our investments being placed the mi iniInum mar
kei value at te present. tTe of sone depression in
the standard OF same. They either prime dividend
paying stocks, or good, valuable ard clean Investments
Welding mOheT interests and income The standard
basis on which the Assets have been valued, he ing
Gold az fRtersst. BESIDES this sOdty, the Company
calls attention 10 the strength and security IL derive
from its oorihipad system Of Agencies, through its
agents having ;he meaus Of presenting a unied pha.
al'x OF ozpsritReed UadorEriterS which has WORK ed
for Thirty scycn years the happies, results soc
holders, gnd claimants Tor ussesaud enables II TO on.
Ter the year 81 "li erce'er prcsge for future use,
luintss than has yet been reached by any realty Ma
ti0Eal 1hsuIsuc" CurpOG alton. =. -. y al
All husincss ave- lAal 10 with despatch al Aisty
Jan. "a, ls,Li' u D. r. CUNLN Agent
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Cupid's Anniversary.

ST. VALENTINES Day, will soon be here, and many
bashul swain will tell the story OF his love, who
ne'er would venture so far before. Many timid
maiden, too, who feared whisper the secret of he
love to her own heart, will cntrust it to Unclt
sams kindly hands, to carry safely to its destination
God prosper the limid lover, Tor the fnteing lip
and tremucus tongue, are oft the agents Of noble
heart.
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ROAD NOTICE.

r. Office is hereby given that n petition
! Will he presented 10 the Comniss iontrS OF Eel
mont c0unty at theirneS session praying Tor the va
cation OF p0Tinn of .lhc road commencing at the
schooi mouse on The lands nf Henry Van Fu3sen and
running IN north west direction 10 the hrtwccn
heImoht ~ Guernsey counties, an the and Of G6n-He
Alfred The petition pravE vaca,c so much of that
ROAD as lies heiween Hugh II csridcs housn and the
road leading from Pun hrey' mill to Guernsey meet.
ng house, on the land of II, d. Romans.
Jan. 81, 3t N~'
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MARRIAGES..

AT the parsonage, on the oath inst, by
Rev w. G. p. Hamiton, Mr. Eli Doudall,
and Miss Sarah J. Franks, both of Wheel
ing.
At the Norton House, on the 2sth inst.
by the same, Mr. Isaac lose, and Miss Ma
ry Colvin, all OF this county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-31

The creditors Of the Buffalo, Corning and
New York Railroad have applied to the Su-
preme Court Of the State for the appoint
ment of a receiver. The road is bankrupt.
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To Whom it nlay concern.

A IL persons indebted to the subscriber
IN will ave costs by settling the same. by note OF
otherwise before the LIST day of March, 1856 aite
which time their will be left in proper hands
for collection.
Jan, 3T. n. Il. RYAN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-31

school BOcksl school Books! 3
McGuney's Eclectic Series
Rays Arithmetic.
Tracy's -"
Dsves Algebra.
RAYS part snd2.
Key TO RAYS y7lgnbra pau2.
Billions La!in GraiuuaI aud Reader,
tOmstuc k's Philosophy.
parker's .''
Cutters Physiplogies, Mitchell's Geographes
Burriu's AsirN'toniy, Wehstef's School DICtOna
~. Abercrombe's stci!GeiLal Philosophy. -
Fof saeby 6.C. MARTIN.
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Holio,say', Pitt are tls best rsn,esu innen in

. ".' ~ "fs peSI FeHicny hHOTn IN
hs loortd Jor The fo'ioiciag Diseases:
nsthma Diarrhga Indigestion stone,S Cray.,
Coughs Debility Infam,tions '"'' 3!
lo!ds Fever Ague Inward weakness yenereai ( r:
Cnesl CndlS dlS Female com. Liver Complaints fections
Cosiiveness plants I.own'ss of Shirt yvor,,. or
Dyspepsia Headache Piles Al, Kind VI
= sold at the Manufactures Of Professor U,trow,v
~ Maiden Lane. New. York. and 2I4 strand London
au ny an the respectable Druggists and Dealers Of Medi.
cnes throughout the United 81 ates and the eyilized
word 10 boxes al % cents. 81 cents and 81 each
, ger sizes. "S " 49,
D. Directions for the guidance of patients in every
order are aii xed to each hox.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-31
TU WHOM II NAL COACER )!

DERSONS having phosgene Gas Lamps
4 Oh loan from Jas. W CoLLIss, will please rstsra
thsn th,s meu;b, the proprietor b. F. CresaougA,
of Cincinnati rout 10 bring his business 10 nclssS
AND shes 10 settle " th his agents.
Ay person wishing TO kospthe Lamrscsn do co "
paying ths Agent 5 60 or each stand Lamp,
JAs. W. COLLINS, gent.
NoYcElkrr - IrS5
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

Probate Court for the County OF
Belmont.
Peter McGowon, Administrator Of the estate of Jd 81 al
Adams, deceased, petitioner, Us. E,izabelh UDIa r.
Adams, Anna Mary Adams, aud Charles J1si al
Adams defendants.
Petition Jo' pMhJi Hy to comP'etersa contract.
Thc above named defendants who are chi 'dren and
minor heirs ol Joiia ADA u.s. deceased, rcsiing ntt
of the state OF Ohio, are hereby notified that the
2Jth inst, petition was fled and Is nov pending ia
saiu Probate Court bY the said Peter MEG jwan, Nd.
mnistrator AZ aOresaid, praying for authority to com
,lets areal contract entered by the said JOSIAH
Adams III nus lliellne with Lloyd Bishop hy convey
ind to the SAID TO Bishop hrs heirs and assigns
Win covenant Ol ge era warranty lots No ~ and VI
OF lie town OF SOnierton merset Tp, Belmont Co,
ono. and That the same III come for hearing OIL
the 22d day OF February, lejj.
PETER MCGOWAN,
Adm &c, by
Jan ~ 81. c. g. C. w. CAnNoLL.
lis sclieituts
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

no t'ma'e, young or Old should lie without this
celebrated meUiche. NCorects aud regnlat tIe ,n.
my courses al AL prriods, actin mauy cases Ee
ehefH II - 50 the best aud safest medic ne that an
he givch 10 etdren of all ages aud for sny c9n
consequently no family should be without H.
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SIIERlFF'S SALE.
paryin Wright, Adm,
ps:
Hiram Cove.
In Attachment.

4 y virtue of an order Of sale 20 nae
Bdi,ectod from the Court Of Common pieas OF Bel.
mont County vii offer for sale at Public Auction ON
Saturday The 9M day Of February 1856,
between the hours of ~ oclook, 4. ~. and O'Clock
=. ". Of said day in he Town of MariinsYiile IN sad
ouny of Belmont, the following foods and chatte
wit: Two fine ports AND Crate rattercn Iron One
Kitchen Rauge, One Uarlcy Cnnk Stove, OSa Kitchen
Range complete, One rarlUr Stove OUe Parlur stove
Pattern Iron; Two Turnng LathesSeads and fixtures;
Two Pumbe Block aud Cog-whee Pattern; Lot oi
Pa::e'us oi va-i2l sizes One Buck Cook Stove Pat
tern lron one Table aud Book cases; 81 Flas's OF
various sizes; Common IronGatc Patterns; One Drum
Office stove Pattern Iron, One No 5, Patton Lever
Plough Pattern iron; One Ouch oven Pattern; ono
Saddle Pattern Skunk Saddle and sappng bars Iron
aud one Monkey Rench and pair tongs; One Porter
Stove; 90 hundred Blown or Pain SHAFT aud fixtures
Lot of Iron Lumber say 2u rs taken in attachment
Shorn's Office, Jan. 81. 1855.
JOHN G. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
$3.50
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w -yn mLnENN rn-H N MESS
az every variety for sale at tho Chronicle
II IOmCc
The Age Of Improvement.

1T is highly necessary for every one TO
Eoep nm wthiho times 10 do thls you should provide
yourself with some ifnoi ali the popular BOOKS of the
popuat books OF the day. The following all
iu t0OtS.
G9bois History of Homo,G vols
Josephus Complete Works, Vonmc.
Cuinmins' Works,
Life OF Oliver Cromwell.
Rose Clark, by Fanny Fern slt20, ......
Charles Dickens Works, in cloth.
Hyperion, Jy LongfeIiow,
Maeauiay's History OF England, Volume.
Al the above hooks will bo SOL az low az they can he
bought elsewhere by AC. M4RrIN.
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EVENING REPORT.

Jan. 2s-Flour dull, no sales reported -
Lard 81. Sales 27O hogs at 5,7b. Groce-
ries firm, 35 hhds common and fair sugar
was sold at 1907 T. Coffee, go .begs at l2
4@Ic.
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DYSPEPSIA q LIVER COMPLAINTS.

Nearly nail the human have taken these Piis -
~ "ss hech proved ~ all ratsOf the world. that no ps
a' neen ould equal to them in Of disorders Of
ane 500 'A aud stomach complaints Generally
mdel lefangei and when all o,l,er means have f.iIsd
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Books in paper covers.
LAND WARRANTS,

| he highest market price will be paid i
4 cash for Land Warrants by
81. Clair srille, DAN. -, 80. JAS. w, COLLINS
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GENERAL DEB hlrY. ILLUE.1r,,

.A4ny ~ ne mJs' despoie Governments have op.rst
,he' uty NAY heeomt the med cine OF the masbes
CARED CCHeges admit that this medicine IS TIE a.i
remedy ever ku6wn for persons de icste health or
Whete ihe system mas beeu impaired ts IHvigoang
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Money due The company secured h

n Oria.agc, g.
500 shares Hartford and New Haven
h. X. stock $4,000 co
lU5 Shares Hartford & Providence
Il. Stock, preferred audgui AR.
anteed 10 per cent. 9,ij0 co
l07 shares Boston & Worcester X.
STOCK, aG30 90
$50 shares Conn River X Stock, li,0aO 90
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ATTACHMENT.
BOOK BINDING.

EDERSONS having periodicals to
III he bound. or oil books to he rebound, can &C.
comnodated by leaving them at this office. Any
style of binding hat may he desired viii he given. Phi
ces as low as the Wheeling nrices, and work warran.
ted as good, ii not better. Terms CASH taking a
way the work.
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b ! z D..

On Friday, 25ih inst, Mrs. Vermil-
lion, wife of c. ID. Fefmrlua, of this place
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AttnciiI,len,t Noticc.

H'rrisO" criswelI' Vain'in3 BEFORE A. w And.
Robert Duncan defendant, Township Belmont Co,
Ohio.
On the lSh day OF ,ccemher A. u. 1855 said Justice
iFsUtd order Of attschmen IN the aip We ton for
he sum of eighteen dOlars with interest from 18th
day OF September 1885,
Bell Air, Jan. 81, IT. HANSON CRISWELL.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Jan. 2s.-Flonr receipts continue very
light, 81 ,4O[07.5O is asked, and tendency
dropping Provisions dropping, Mess Pork IA
Hogs 5,60@70.
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LET Us REASON TOGETHER
II o L Low AY' PILLS
WHY ARE WE SJCKl

u has been The lot Of the human race IN te si-bsd
H9wn, by disease and suffering. HOLLOWAY
lIL!s atc snctisiy adapted 20 tbe trIicfoite EAR
we we NEh'OLs, The DELICATE, aud tile INPIRM Of
~ - hfes sctes; and constitutions Pfoiessor
~ oWoy Nefspnhgst stpcrinteuhg the manufacture of
w mcIiSin"s inihe United states, aud ,hen TO
tce phd hiEttentd people. a. tie b.st remedy The
NOIId eyoi taM lOf TIE Iemoval OF dI.tn.e -. =
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The Ladies Department

Is opened for the reception oflades No iusttu.
ton IN t.e Union impars thorough or interest
ing course in tins Department.
In conclusion, we would add that we shall put forth
our hest efforts 10 merit, stl eminent degree
the faiiering reception with which our enterprise La,
met aud pledge ourselves to impart lhol ough,
practivai course OF Mercantile instruction than Can
formed at auy other similar Mercantile College
Among the many recommendations we give the fol-
loVpg:
1--WE the undersigned take pleasure in testyius tia,
personally acquainted with Mr Gr angers ahil.
ily an accountant. ami teacher Of Book kesping,
which is Of the highest order. He has had great expe.
Tience as an Accountant, in Heavy Commercial aud
Banking houses, which gives him superior facilities i'm
Importing practical knowledge of Boob. keeping, and
a thorough Commercial Educ alton. =
~ .ar LJ.ALLEN, LII. H.,
President of Farmers College.
LORlN ANDREWs,
President Of Kenyon College.
To young men who wish 10 acquire "hnsues sdu
cation" we think Affords facilities seldom
Mr.. Granger has The rare qualification of theoretca
know ledge and aplness ia teaching added 10 the
cal Counting Room experience aud we feel eoniden,
teaI adnates from his college will he fully
| 10 keep the most complicated soi of Books
| A. 4. STONE, Wholesale and retail Merchant
~. JANNEf, seG'y B'rd OfCOntrol, state B'k of
4 J.F.PARk, BOOk Keeper al ID. &. Woodlury's
| ID. ONERniER Blok Keeper al Clinton Baiik
\ II. Y. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas aud Coke 90
Il g. d. Mason, Booh Keeper a. J II. Riley 4 co.'s
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