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MERCHANTS INsURANCE.COHfPAN

MERCHANTS INsURANCEsCOMPAN
w OF RlCHMOND.-This Company insures eve.
rY description of property sgainst loss damage By
mrs or the dangers of the sea-
No charge is made for the Policy.
Office, for the present, the East side OF l2th st
nssr Main, up stairs.
TORS:
VIM. Fl. Christian, VIM. Breeden,
John Purcell Thomas r. Price,
VIM. @. Paine, jas. Thsmas, Jr.,
Lewis Ginter, John CuIrie, Jr,
aug. Anderson, Jas. Dunlop,
James L. AppeBon VIM. II. Hsxali,
Roscoe B. Hea John d. Quarlea
john Dooiey, David j. Burr,
kich'd q. Haskina Larkn w Glaxebrook,
Lewis ID. Crenshaw, ID. Won Grooming,
Joseph r. Anderson, Emanuel Miller,
John c. Sintou Ed. II. SkinkeT,
Franklin Stearns
A. PLEASANTS, Presidsnt-
J. II. MONTAGUE, Secy. su5-ts
nAGNALL,S Gel Il b II A 4 E ID NEk-
- VOUS PILLS, for cure OF Nervous Headache,
nervous weskness and general debility. Also, Dye
pepsa in its worst forms We have just received
supply Of the above Pills, which have come 70 ~
highly recommended for the above diseaseB. d
r. JOHNSTON l. BRO.
NOS Druggsts.
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"PoIsoN."-An old lady in Iowa, while recently
IN the woods, bitten on the end OF the noss by
rattle snake. The old lady recovered, but the
snake died. Coroner's verdict-poisoaed By snuff.
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ORIGINAL EDITION OF HAMLET-The London
Times states that another copy of the earliest edi.
tion of Hamlet, printed in 1908, has been recently
discovered, wanting only the title page but other
wise in very good condition. 1t is important, be-
cause it is more perfect than the only other known
copy extant, that in the matchless Shakssperian
library of the Duke of Deyonshire. This edition
is not copy of the play of Hamlet as it now
reads, but as it was first written. 1t was after.
wards elaborated by its ilustrious author into its
present form. This rare literary relic was pur.
chased by Mr.. J. o. Halliwel for the sum of 9l20.
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MURDERoUs ASSAULT OF TWO TURKISH Wo-
MAN ON THE CAHoLIC BISHOP OF MosTAR.-A
correspondent Of the Augsburg AHsemine Zeitung
writes from Constantinople, Sept 1lth:
"The Catholic Bishop of Mostar and Apostolic
Vicar of the province of Herzegovina, Mr.. b.
risich barely escaped with his life on the 1st in.
slant, in his own house. Two Turkish woman
having been informed that the bishop wished to
prevent . Christian girl, named Catharine Ragan,
from embracing Islamsm, went to his house and
requested to see the bishop. They were veiled,
but both were armed, one having concealed un-
der her dress pistol, and the other q large yata
gan. No sooner had the bishop entered, when
one of them, certain Kaduna Gioguscha rushed
at him with knife, directing blow at his breast
which would have instantly killed him, but for
bis admirable presence Of mind He retreated
rapidly, screaming for help, and soon several SER
wants appeared, who secured the women Ischak
Pasha, the Governor of the province, had them
brought before him, and having investigated the
case, sentenced them to several years imprison.
ment. notwithstanding the strenuous efforts of
several influential Turks, who wished to convince
him that the females were lunatics."
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DEAD Lieut.. Joseph N. Day, U. s. n, for .
month past patient in the U. 3. Insane Hospital
near this city, died on the Sd inst. He came home
in the brig Banbridge recently from the coast Of
Brazil.
Gunner John Martin, U. 8. N, died in Brook.
lyn New York. on the 5th insta Harrington
Star
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MEDICINES.


AIRS. DAVIS; COUGH EIIXIR.-This
wi excellent and never failing remedy for Coughs
Colas Whoopins Coush, Pulmonary Complaint, and
;vns great relief in Consumption and most diseases
sing from Colds aud neglected Coughs s rapidly In
leasing in popularity Tho following testimonial 10
from gentleman well known in this community:
RicHMoNp. May 2S, 1858.
Mrs A. B. Dass: Dear Madam, I take great plea
~ in certifying to the be effects OF your val.
,sblp medicine named snd 90 well known as MRS.
DAVIS COUGH ELIXiR-" Having used II in my
i.u,v for the Last years, In the of which
,,y wifi has been greatly benefited and myself re-
,sre6 from disease of the chest contracted during
nv campaign in the late war with Mexico with ali
attitude. Madam towards you, for Its good effects,
u can make any of this letter you may think
n.oper for the benefit of the community at large
Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS C. BAEL
Fer sale by Mrs A. 3. DAVIS, Bennett 4 SEQ Q,
Aiex Duvai, Paterson l. jackson, Chaa. Milspa1tks
= PicoL A. Bo6eker ano Charles ID. Yale.
sTIHfiTNIA " u X III kILLER.-CHIL.
DREN CkY FOR ITt--This valuable and pop-
.,Iss urepsration il recommended with the greatest
con!idence Past pereace and test of yesrs, hsv.
as proved Il TO be of the bsst safest and inost
rssiabIs worm destroy era IN use.
IL is sweet and pleasant TO the taste, and is readily
taken by children. may be given with perfect tsfe-
ty 10 the Youngest infant, it contains no Oil of
Nornsasd TaTpentAe or other nauseatlng drug, that
a-ould be opt lrrtats disorder the system. On
beneitted by its administration, han no worms
exist IL is prepared especially foI children.
Prepared only by 4. J. PlCOT; sold also, By
PURCELL, LADp Co BENNETT, BEERS Fish.
Ea, Wholesale agents aud by Druggists generally.
a. 6--d3m
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Ladies who wear hoops are kindly advised by
the Bellows Falls Argus ito look to their rigging
A few days ago the editor observed . lady sweep
ing along with the air Of Queen with about two
| feet of whalebone sticking out behind
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THE UNDERSIGNED bcgs TO Inform
/ l. the public Of the city of Richmond that he will
open, On the 25th of October, GYMNASIUM and
FENCING ACADEMY, in the LAW BUILDING,
franklin street, where q room has bean comfortabi ,
fitted up for tie purpose.
Gymnastic as ,well a. Fencing Exercises do not
only strengthen the health by keeping the lungs,
and muscles in activity but they ass give ease
and elegance to the bearing and motion of The body
He bess to invite the public to numerous particps
ton, and requests principally parents and teschsn to
entrust their sons and pupils to his care as he will
try to strengthen develop, step by step, even the
weakest abilities.
TERMS, IN ADVANCE.
For the whole session, from the 25th of Octo-
Der to the 1st of June. ne....................el5 %
DIX mOnL0e III "
Fencing in Foils and BroadswoTd, extra charge.
Classes and Schools admitted on moro moderate
terms.
All kinds Of weapons of the best quality can be OBJ
tsined by the undersigned at the lowest prices.
COL. B. ESTvAN,
Professor of Fencing and 0ymnastic Exercises
oc lS-lm st the Richmond College
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ACQUITTED trial of George Brogdin, n
the Coburg Assize Court in Canada for the mur
der of Thomas Henderson, on the 22d of Septem
last, has resulted in . verdict Of mot guilty"
will be remembered that the prisoner and the dc
ceased had been intimate friends, and were prac
ticing attorneys at Port Hope Henderson eioped
with Brogdin' wife, and hence the homcide
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ID WILRACHER, Dealer In wines and
l. Liquon No. 20S Main street, bsgs lesvs TO cali
the attention ofthe public and strangers Waiting the
Fair to his assortment Of old Wines and LiquorI IN
every variety; also London Porter, Bsvfidks's Ate,
Lager Beer in barrels and bottles for family pse,
choics article Of Havana end RuuciRe eegau- He
10 soliciting fair trial ssS warrants 70 sive entire ~
isfactiou.
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NOAH WALKER IL CO.,
IN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Branch of the Baltimore House, ,)Most respectfully
ask the attention of the citizens of Richmond and ts
vicinity to the stock of ResdyMade Clothing which
they are just opening.
Possessing superior facilities for procuring and
making the greatest variety Of Domestic and Fer
eisn Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestings, they
bled to offer unusual inducements to customers who
are most respectfully solicited to give NJ call be-
fore purchasing. oc A--ly
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AWestern editor says that child was run over
| by q wagon three years old and cross eyed and
which never spoke Afterwards. He also gives his
readers some lines which he says were written by
. young man who has long since lain In bis grave
| for his own amusement
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS, INSTITUTE
THE FAIR OF THE
VA MECHANICe' INSTITUTE
10 OPEN DAILY FROM 10 A. N. TILL r. n,
AND FROM TO I1PM
In THE SPACIOUS HALL OVER
THE OLD MARKET.
MECHANICAL FABRICS FANCY
/ ARTICLES, FINE seEClMENs or
HouSEHoLD CsIe9oa,D, Arts, q rAINTlNas AND
PICTURE or THE
HOOL OF ATH e N9,
FAITHFULLY COPIED FROM THE ORR.
GlNAL, viii be exhibited daily and nightly.
ADMISSION % cents-Doon open from 8 o'cloek
A.; A. NJ till o'clock, r. H., and from o'clock r. n
Members ticket admits the owner and tvo Ia.
dies, OF ady and two children under tsseve years
ofsage. A Junior Members ticket sdmitxshe owner
only Tickets are not transferabls. 60 S-ts
HzEE INSTRUMENTATION TRAIN.
WT uCHANGE OF HOURS .-Oa and affsr
MONDAY, 28th inst, the acsommoda-
tion train of this Company will daily, (Sundays
excepted,) between Milford and Richmond leaving
Milford at 6t o'clock A. NJ stopping at the Cottage
for breakfast and arrive Richmond ct 85s O'clock
A. M returning, will leave Richmond at is o,clock
P. M, and reach Milford at 5z7 p. M stopping for
passengers at any point each way.
Fare the same as on the Through Trsins.
SAML RUTH.
Agent of Transportation.
Richmond, Oct, 2lst, 1856 ocsl
KEs MAKING.-NIKs. ., STEB :
~ BINS would inform her former patrons and the
public generally that she be found over the china
mil LaA Aor IL .x,1 x,it
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J0 BHLs. APPLKs, In good condiliss,

III bhks. APPLES, in good condltlen,
no THOMAS JONES co.
DBIN's GENUINE Il KIT kA q Ts -
a| French and German Cologne Water Toiist
soaps large variety, for sale by
GEO. DOWDEN, Chemist and Druggist,
oc29 9Th and Broad sts.
TO sPORTsHEN OF THE FIkLDs.-
GUNS! GUNS!! GUNs.!!-The subscriber
has just opened large and splendid assortment OF
ooobie and Single Guns imported direct from the
manufacturer. These gums were manufactured ex-
pressiy % my order and msde in such manner that
beg will stand the test Of any examnation 10 which
They may be submitted.
Also Colts Repeating Pistsls, Aliens Revolvsrs,
AID every description of pistols now In use
Guns stocked, repaired, and altered into psrcus.
sion with nestness and dispstch a
5 JAMES WALSH,
oe z5-iH 7doers above ~. Charles Hotel.
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A DDITIONAL SUPPLIES. .. BY steam.
"A ers jamestown and Roanote. Ne have rscsivsd
additional supplies Of fns Pail Cioshins rsaking
assortment - full st any time this ssason. We
ask attention 70 our stock OF hne Cofh. Beaver,
Whitney, Dosskin Cashmere and Pilot Asg'sns End
Ovsreoats; fine Dress tsoeks; black and tancy Csul-
mare Psnfs; rich fancy Velvet and Silk Vests ke
Purchasers win 6nd stock and prices 70 please.
nos KEEN. BALDWIN GO.
CUPKRIOR CHEWING TOBACC0.--
- We call the attention Of Chewsrs 70 our supexiex
lot Of chswins Tobseso which sos6dsa atly ssssst
q The mos npsrer b ths eeats u conpsisss
Of shs 6nest brands knswn, snA = I'll evs1 twe yeass
old pusup Of tie 6nse crops bsoasht y sas asskst
BENNETT. 1kEk1 f!Snka
GLOKl0Us NkyNB !-Hroaa 90 heyFh,
NJ south, EAst ard Wea- Yee ean 81 keee OeieF
cALIcoEe Tor geu. ssscs l:r - A q
nos - n. EZEKlBRA - Mesa e4oee
n dsy 81 ed 81 bbIs bswsaesas Ali ~ tstsn4
- IL bexs naediness ~ - e Z. -.
.o4 IA 81 "A 5 sssss. &.
90 tHz1t; ns1;1 k1iD. sn q g 9. 1xsas -
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~Aavsrtisemenis pablishsd NH fosi1A VIII b
charged 50 ecnts psr square Of tn nes kcr ~ Axpb
fnssRt1on, and . Ssnis fbr eash sontfnuanes.
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Miss Charlotte Cushmaa i playing In Glasgow.
Scotland.
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nKEsS . MAkING.-MRS. J, SIKH
- BINS would inform her former patrons and the
public generally, that she be found over the china
store of Taylor Co., III Main street, where work
will be done to please and with dispatch.
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..oi CAR ROLL OUNTYG s.ssl
NJ AKA - H& GR N "
Time Table for the Mail Trains,

Ilul0 LaDle tOI CH6 HAdll 1Idiues
To take effect on and after Aondaysthe ed
day of October 1856. Gas. hsa9 b kar
Flom Canollton 10 Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Orestline,
Columbu, Steubcnvile or South Eail TIsh win kave
Carrolton Depot daily at II A. NJ. stepping ell way
! stations and connection with. the Mail Train. going
North on 9. & p r, r. Passengers going Moth, will
arrive at Pittsburgh at 81 p. NJ eFaHI u
Tlain will leave Cleveland at 7. M, aud passeH-
gers will ariiveal Carollton so p N. This arsnge
ment win enable passengers TO remain in Cleveland
hour transact business, and will enable pass engels
that may wish to reach the S. & ]. Il, Il, travelling
South to Columbus or East TO Steubenyfe, o. Wheel
| ing Va, without much time osta sei3Res ns. 74f
! The Freight trains will run asusual
FARE REDUCED.
| From Oneida to New Market, on s. ]. Il. R. o.
Media to Carrollon by Il Csrlolhon, 70 New NsIket
| by Stage.h ts 81 s.u.Ri .rf,
Tickets through$l, ,l2i to te he'd oTreasuref james
Cameron, and at the Western Exchange, Geo X.
McKasky. di in
There are regular lines of stages rdniirg to the
East from Uatrollton, HaIlep Springs, Amsterdam,
Springfield, Richmond and Stenbtnyile. Also daily
line running South om CaIrolton, Lsmeftine, Pefrys-
vile to New Market on the s. |. X. r. by which
means the traveller will be conveyed without loss ef
ltme,
Jan. 10 1856. 5na II. a. STiDGER
- 4tl ssosas Sup'L1G. g. r. r.
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To School teachers.

up po1Hn or SCHOOL EXAMINERS FOR
"a rou county. will bold Six MEHTISss for the ex-
lien of school teachers during the year 1868, on
.Ln tonovinr days, namely: On the second Wednes-
ie sn ~ EehrSary April, June, August, October, and
ny &yaahor The meetings will be held in one Of the
n,,J;c school houses in CarrOIton, commencing alto
o'clock, forenoon -, po.,i o.,,l..;O, oxoro;
uatiora are the following; .u. , 40
l. paaTJ must nroduce u certificate OF good moral
ao.sr ot late date and signed by one or more re-
Each applicant must come turnished WIN Pen'
~. - naner: and also with McGufeys Fifth Reader
' M each applicant will be submitted a list o.
nuestous on Arithmetic, Englsh orainnar' anu Ueos
raphy, to be answered III wfi'irs. =. .,,usod 20
Il nor entitled to a certificate, who does not cor
% ar one half of the questions submitted IN
Csrti6cates will not be issued en- the day OF ex
.oio,io. hut they Nill be remtted by mail OIL olher
yisa oa soon as practicable. And wren an sppneah
IA deemed unqualified, note stating thal iac' WIN "
sent himA cn I,.. Ia tor,ne
4 8, Applicants coming in after the ciSsS y orn,e
aud tho Examination has commenced VIII ne e1pcCee
10 vait untl the next regular day OF eximlhatloh'
= M certificate will DC granted to any person WI
isLnawn 10 the Board to be habituated TO the use
nrolapc language, to he Incorporate or dishonest
' Focb AppHcan1 must furnish himself with
; st,n,ncd envelope an1 MIN sell ucoist h~Ha n
own name and address, and in such envelope hs ce
b tlhcate or note will be iorwarueu' .,
a zach applicant will bt required TO write shol
covnDo1;rion an some subject assigned by the board
nn hc Aav ofexamination showing therein his skill
3 pcumonsLip. Punctuation, Grammar, use OF Caplti
II J.'tna" Sn by order of the Board,
It Decembcr 90, ls55.--lv. WIN. MoC,Y. Sec,y.
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PLAN OFINsTRU TON.

PLAN OF INSTRU TON.
This consists in courses OF Lectures, four daily,
hch are given at the regular annual sessions, held
during the Winter months, commencing on the frat
Monday OF December, and co Ltinung for twelVe con
socutiye weeks - season of the year when the Farm
er himself or sons can best spare time to attend.
The Lectures embrace all the several departments of
Agricultural Science each principal di ion being as
siSned to different Lecturer, add Systematically pres
ented in the manner as Medical Science is taught in
Medical Colleges.
The whole 2eld of the Science cs connected with Ag
cuture is by this method, presented in the shortest
period of time and therefore makes the acquisition pos
sble to mutudes who cannot attend Cliselsities, O.
even Schools on experimental laIms
SUBJECTS.
The branches taught embrace whatever pertains &c
Animals, Vegetables, Land or Labor. ...
|. Chemistry, in all It's applications to Soils. Man
ures, Animal and Vegetable Life, and domestic Arts,
&c.
Thi. denortment Is regarded as especially important
and nreans have been provided for its thorough ustra
II Com native Anatomy and Physiology, with spe.
ca reference to the feeding aid breeding OF Stock His
tory ano description Of Domestion Animals In their sew
cra varieties; Veterinary Medicine and surgery-Ent
/ omolo.y.
This department will be illustrated by preparations
and specmens and by the practice btOle the class Of
| such operations as are necessary to be performed by
1
the keeper of stock. M g9i +
| III. Geology and Mineralogy; Botany, Descriptive
and Physiological with special reference to the history
and habudes of plants cultivated in the Garden and
Orchard or in the Fcldthe various modes OF Culture
and Soils adapted to each.
This department will be illustrated by specimens Of
all the varieties of Grains, Fruits and other vegetable
produce Of interest TO the Farmer Gardener or Orchard
list -.
v. Natural Philosophy; Agricultural Mechanics;
Ham implements; MeteoroogE Elements OF Engin
ering and Land Surveying Rural Architecturei Land
eaIpe Gardening; Draining and Farm Book Keeping
Philosophical Apparatus, Implements, Models, PLAN
Drawings etc. will be abupdanty provided, to aid h'
Lecturer in this department,
V. Political Economy. History Of Agriculture, ant
general principles Of Law relating TO contracts, and
especially to the acquisition possession, and alienation
OF Real estate.
LETU RES.
Prof ]. p. Kirkland, Prof Jas. Dascomb, Prot
a Samuel St. John, Prof. j. H. Farchid, Prot N. s
Il Townsend. and others
Il ADDITIONAL FACILITIES.
reading Room, supplied with the principal Agrl
cultural PeIi, IDEALS, will be open TO students At all
hours:
II For the entire course, p4o "
With the privilege OF a second course, tuition Zee
hard and rooms may be obtained at 81 90 per wee
exclusive of fuel aud lights
For further particulars address the President or sec
rctary Of the Board, at Cleveland, Ohio
HARVEY RICE President
THOMAS BROWN, Secretary. d
, Aoril 8, ls56,--Sm. .s.
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TONICS WONT Do!

They never did do more than give temporary rtEe
and they will II Is because they don't touch the
cause Of the disease The cause of all ague and abil
Gus diseases the atmospheric poison called Miasma
or Malaria Neutralize this poison BY its natural anti
dote and sl disease caused by disappears at once.
Rhodes Fever and que is this antdote to mala
ria and moreover, it is perfectly harmless medicine.
The certificate Of the celebrated chemist j. r. Chiffon
Of New York. to this effect is atta9bedO every bottle
therefore if il does no good 1t can dono ham,
This is more than be said Of qunine, arsenic or
any tonic In existence as their use is ruinous TO the
constitution, and brings on Dumb Ague, which never
allows person 10 feel perfectly well for single
ment In illustration OF these truths annex some e1.
tracts from letterjust receivedfrom physician:
GEORGETOWN, Ono, March IL, 1885,
JAS. 4. RHODES Esq.--Dear,Sir, Yours Of The
Cd inst is at hand The Cure arrived late last year
and the difficulty in getting any one to try was great.
" increased from the fact that remedy had been intro
duced which was growne in favor with the pubic, as
being better than using gunine not knowing ! pre-
sumo that the remedy they used to escape mixing qui
nine contained the Drug itselft-a fg t3s u
This remedy. Anown as "Smiths Tonic, y would in
variably BREAK an ague but it did ntt CUks as Il
world often return with renewed ugor. This one cir.
cumstance deemed in your hvor could institutea
test comparison between it and your Cure he follow
| il z is the result. z" l..3 ~ u
cases Of .ouodian Intermittent Fever" Of many weeks
standing Fbey had tried quinne and other rem edies
occasionally missing chilli but twas, las in al such
cases. slowly wearing them out and laying the founds.
ton Of other and maades did succeed in eff
fectng radical cure of all three Of these cases with
your remedy, and they have not had achif since In
all three of these cases the Smith 1bnlc had been
used, and would as before stated break the chill but
after aperod or two had elapsed Il would return.
think there will be no difficulty nom In Eising 10
your sCure" the advantage gOpnd Of any other RENE.
dy nov in use here, &c, &c.
WILLIAM BB0KARR, ND.
RHODES Fever and Ague Core or .Antdote 70 NAL
aria the only harmless remedy in existence, Is equally
certain as preventive as 'cnrss Tsksit when you
feelth chills coming on and you viii never have .
JAS. A. RHoDEsl Proprietor.
~ si. sa3 s7lgas yflui" s PFosidepee. 3. l..
Wholesale Agents, St. Louis, y BLAKsLEY, Chicago.
BARoLAY BRos. And for sale BY Druggists generally
Sold by G. A. Boegel, CarrOllton Ohio.
June 26; 1856. (April "a, lesO.-3ml
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mn WONDER or The AGe,

n
nr robi.. Venetian Liuiment, is warranted 10 cure
: "a collie ca Sekness,e % sores, sHeH.r ,feosh'
-, Ueaduehe and pains Of All kinds or no pay.
GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM
Can't Corusiock Of the Steamer Baltic collins Line)
cured Of severe atiaet Of Chronic Aheumaiism N
= ~ day b To0ias' eeieora'ed 'eheuah LIN
nent
CASE 0F eHpiERA.
V, Jobn Wight Of The frm Of J, Wright Co, NO
A., Ct.,t,, i S4ee.. New Oilfan- sas inimedt tey
.e,i - v,re ausck q Ctoisa i' io'aas' Lioii'al
YONlllNG hhI
4s. Js.sst r... .i.t -.b
IL - en-, I'd. .Iu.., o. si" : n'''iss 3!
| Teiiss'V e. r.t.'
n, !, ..,0.... .t. X.
/ E65c'i.
! 5l K. e. l1l-c'; !
H. ..---. e.rJ p, Ha'"'
Nv 20 rsab. L e..-L
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OHIO AGRICULTURAL

G. q 80 n n EaG GE NJ ~
mhs institution has been Incorporated, and put into
/ successful operation at Cleveland, Ohio Whereit
is permanently located. ...r...
Its design s to place within the reach farmers,
both old and young the means of acquiring thorough
and practical acquaintance with all those branches Of
Science which have direct relations to Agriculture.
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PIaStering! PIaStering

The Undersigned would respectfully inform the pGo
lie that he il stll engaged in the above business anu
prepared to execute work to the fancy OF any. ran
and ornamental plasterug done TO order on the shNr!
est possible notice. My long experience IN 'he ous'
nosa ona INV .uccess as mechanic enables me to as
nre the public that all work will be executed TO entire
sat ishcton All orders will be attended to promptly
1ddrpss the Undersigned ct Carroon Carroll COUNT
Ohio. r. "h w. hoNi0"'
June 10, ls56.-n.