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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-12
G MATTRASS MANUFACTORI

H. BERG, wouh respectfully inform the citizens
LIZ Paul and vicinity that he ready do all kinds Of work
Hair and Mattresses order
notice. Window Curtains Paper Hanging
executed in the best Please give him call before
purchasing elsewhere Shop st. Anhonyst, opposite the
Rice House, No. s, and on Frankln-s No. T. notify
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-12
N. II. sAwrELLE JAMES r. ,
:. ! sAwTELLE.. Low & COMPANY,

N. II. SAWTELLE. JAMES r. Low.
SAWTELLE. Low Il COMPANY,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
ITEREBY respectfully public that
their spacious and elegant rooms, ant
Robert completed AMI ready
regular evening sales Monday
May nth. We facility for conuctng business
Commensurate with thu Sowng Territory, and
respectfully solicit cengn and other our
particular line. q .ff.3 -
W. hope AMI expect, by strict attention to the
all entrusted 0our
abuantly
house during the
Cash advanced all kinds property consigned
when required. SAWTELI.E, Low & co.
Pan Nav VIZ
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-12

NUMBER Of INHABITANTS IN THE THIRD
WARD.-We learn from Mr.. Stillweil that
there are 1851 inhabitants in the Third Ward.
Ii there is the same numb r of inhabitants in
the other wards, ST. Paul has population Of
over 1000. The figures OF Mr.. StillweIl
can be relied upon as lie has just finished
taking the census in the Third Ward.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-12

SHIRTS: SHIRTS!! SHIRTS!u
0P all kinds, Plain and Fancy, and cheap the
~ had in New York Philadelphia. Prices
81 rs to $3.50. y. HATCH,
my2S-3m corner st. Anthony and st. Peters-sts.
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MIS-. STEPHENS lLLU,rEArED New MoNTHLY.-
Upon our table we observe Il well printed, well
illustrated, well edited Magazine bearing this
title. Mrs. Stephens is not unknown to the lite
rary world. We nave often seen the little red
house, in the unoStentations village OF Hum
phreysville, Connecticut: where sac spent her
youthful days, and where her father (AIr. Winter
bottom) spent many years Of his life. toiling in
the factory. The scrles OF some OF he. best
stories We have visited, and chlttci with some
Of her heroes and hcroinas. Her early struggles
anu subsequent success are not unknown To US.
Letting everything else but her pen, sh. lived
above the earth, floating as it were, in the ether
AMI sending back new ideas and golden thoughts,
rich with imagery aud fruitful OF good. Who
has not read her :. Fashion AMI Famine 2" The
present wor.i opens with new novel from her
pen entitled lost .!ewels.'' We have not had
time to pcruse it, but fee, assured it is in her
best vein. Following, We have Il very excellent
illustration OF the Falls OF Mimehiha, bv Dallas.
Ii is the best we have seen. The author, describ-
ing them, says, tho effect produced is ''transccn-
IDENTIFY beautiful. TIE fetthery, ieapng, laugh
Ing water is lacel and intcrlace with rainbows
y thousand hucs seem blenl:nc and pla vim"
upon the surface. The waters are CiveI in COL
ors. y more beautiful sight can scarcely be found
The work is well got up, well printed and must
win its way to public favor. Published by Ed
warl Stcphens, l2j Nassau st. \. Y.
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TMMEDIATELY on the opening NAVIGATION, Boats of
l. this Company will making
Galena and ST Paul. leaving Gaeia every morning
ing Sundays eHccpted) in time to do tn. business
and Duncith ard cunnec; Dniiith with the
Illinois Central Railroad the East and South, going up
and returning They will at all Intermediate
remain At ST. Paul sufficiently lp'2
Fa Is of st. Anthony. The Following boats comprise
between Galena and st. Paul: ri
WAR EAGLE, Capt. j. s. HARRIS.
GALENA - KENNEDY LODWICK.
NORTHERN BELLE, PRrsroN LoDwIcK,
GOLDEN ERA, se }. VI. PARKER,
LADY FRANKLIN, IL. f. LUCAS
OCEAN WAVE, f.. H. GLENN.
CITY BELLE, A. II. GHArBIIN
GRANITE STATE, g J. Y. HuRD.
ALEXANDRIA, W. n. GABBrRT.
All first class steamers, by the mos, skul ard
Eentlcmanly officers and " with to safety
ana comfort OF Being t. s. Mail
ming in connection with the Rsroa pauctuality
relied lion. This Company will also the
ROYAL ARCH. Captain j. J SMITH.
GREEK SLAVE, G..
between talena and Rock Island. making daily
ing at Rock Island with the Chicago Rock Island Railroad.
and the ST. Louis, Krnkuk Rock Island frs. elias
steamers; FnltVn City with the Chicago.
ten Iowa Ra!irosl. and at taca with
forming comfortable and rrlanc line between I,ris
aud St. Paul, Connecting with the railroads Duneh. Fulton
City and Rock lssu;:.
For freight passage, apply ihc
Campbe, Jones X Co.. Galciia; Campbe Sn,son Co.,
Dnneh; Edward S'iniSon Co.. Dubuque; Blake ey
bank or Bpruo champlin So Pau Porar Go. Langley
x Co" Rock Islard II. p. Wror Phelps. Fui-
ton City. Bi.A&ELEY, BURBANK X CO.. AGENTS,
st. Pru'-I G.. GEORGE Ticket Agent. 'v-c,.,
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bra from below and the Equator from the Min
nesota river We're all the boats that arrived
Yesterday The Clarion has been thourougly
overhauled and will probably leave for the
Minnesota river to-day or Tomorrow.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-12

THREE DWELLING HOUSES FOR SALE
OFFER private sale the House which occupy
the CAPITOL with lot BIZ BY 100 feet, enclosed
with shade and fruit The House Is
with the lower floor, cellars a
house IA by % feet Terms, $780, $1,000 cash, balance
time 70 suit the purchaser.
Also, small house with three and lot 40 49,
xackubn & Narshars Addition. Price, $500; $500
balance in and two years.
AIso twe-s:ory fourrooms enclosed,
and a the premises. This property
situated the Fuller House. Price $1,000 Cash.
my1e-u J. w. NcCLUNG. Third street.
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.7INA Id Nlt NIVLEN,
yaOM re prim.S OF tue Subscriber, ahu!;
II inst. bright bay MARE, years old. Muse white
with bright f"rctop rec; sixteen
hahIS highs trots and Information rnng
>aid beast, an &c lett with ". Wales. ST. Anthony or
"Hh RICE PRICE,
30 miles above ST. Anthony,
u lhrfii reward VIII Be paid. ieneli-,llv3
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- - N'i' WARREN BRISTOL.
MG D0CH ISTOL,
Attorneys at law.

Rcd WING. Minnesota Territory.
REFERENCES:
Hon. A. II. Moss. Lockport, " Y.
EN-ti0v. WaShhurne Worcester, Mass.
j. W. Bass y Co.. 81.
M1rShal \ Co.. Bankers, St. PAU,
barrett. King y Co.. Chcsc o Illinois,
!. Murdoch, Chicago. Illinois, sei-dSv,,
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81. W. GOULS.
SURGEON AND RESIDENT DENTIST
~ Entrance 10 II, Goin Tooth ng BECK
VI 'ii-Nt., ST. Anthony, Minnesota
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STARKEN. q. Pr
JAMES STARKEY & CO..
NEALERS in Real Estate, Ofce Third
IL All business in connection
attended to; Military Land
Taxes paid; Collections made Loans negotiated.
REFEREScEs-Hs Excellency, W. A. German. Gov. Min.
Ter.' Hon. H. NJ Rice. Delegate R. smith,
lto H.; James R. Whitfoni. Y. Hon. David
Onlsteh Msyoof ST. Paul; Msrs. Borup Oakes. Bankers
ST. Paul Ae>>rS Ames Van Een. Paul. decI
NfUCILAGE,at
It1 jei7-;f c. HAMILTON 4 f,o.s
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y. E. TYSON Co.,
iIINoESALE Dealers Irccries aud Provo Ms Robert.
w street. ST. Paul. myl5:Iv
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- W. "->SS' A. - LEWIS. DANA WHIT.
j. ny. BASS T. CO..
Forwarding and Commission Merchants Lowe,
Warehouse. Steamboat landing,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
sNIE subscribers wIni respectfully anon.a to thu c
mat they will continue FJrwar,ng and Comm s,io
BUSINESS AT The above named anl
ana facilities. eoni 'ny nope 10 merit yolr patronage
April D. ,S55.--vf
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t}FHoLESAlE ana Retail callers in Groceries and Prov
W soiS, ST. Louis Store, Third street. from Mime
sofa street, 81. PAM. II. r. n,2,-lx,r
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-01

@On Saturday night last an individual
whose name is unknown to us, enticed an
old man, living in town, from his louse, and
after getting him some distance away, he
was set upon by gang Of rufians, beaten
most numerically, tarred and feathered, and
tossed over fence, almost dead. There is
no cause assigned for this cowardly act, ex-
cept it be traced to the vindctiVeness of a
doggery keeper, against whom the old man
brought suit some time ago for selling liquor,
which resulted in the confinement in jail OF
the doggery keeper. This is not certain,
however, but is the only reason assigned
If this is the only reason for the base and
cowardly act, we hope the perpetrators may
be brought to justice.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-01

0FA terrible affray occurred between the
Transit passengers and the natives at Pan
anna. There were thirty or forty of the for
mer killed and wounded. Their baggage,
railroad property, land property of individuals
residing at Panama, was destroyed, and the
freight house rifled.
Walker won great battle at Rivas on
the 9TH, and captured the city, killing six
hundred Costa Ricans, and thirty Americans
Wheeler addressed letter to President
Mora in relation to shooting American citi
zens and protesting against the conduct o
Mora in ordering the expulsion of Ameri
cans.
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Eotal gnttlliger1tf.
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The People of Belmont County,
without regard to past political diff
ferences or divisions, who are oppos-
ed to the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise, opposed to the meas
ures and policy of the present adj
ministration, opposed tothe extension
ofslayery in the Territories-in favor
ofadmitting Kansas as a aFreeState--
and in favor of restoring the action
of the government to the principles
of Washington and Jefferson; are
earnestly invited to meet at the
COURT House, IN 81. CLAIRsvILLE on
Thursday, the 22d of May, and ap-
point five Delegates to meet in Con-
vention, on the 29th, Of May at Co
IUMBUs, to nominate candidates for
state officers, an electoral ticket, and
six delegates at large to represent
the State of Ohio, in the Philadelphia
Convention June II, to nominate
candidates for President and Vice
President of the United States.
It's also recommended that there
be a district Convention held In
GAINESVILLE, on the 2Sth of May to
appoint three delegates to the Phila.
Convention.
By order of the Cen. Com.
Enterprise, Republican and Gazette
please copy.]
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GFIn the spring time when the blossom;
put forth, then the bees, those busy little
workers, commence their labors, and the
beehive swarms with industry. 1t is so
too. with the Beehive Store of our friends
Stone g. Thomas, of Wheeling. 1t is en-
phatically beehive for industry, and busi
ness, and swarms-of customers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-01

The UNION HoUsE.-Thos. Johnson, the
well known landlord Of the National Hotel,
has re-ftted and re-christened the Norton
House, and is now ready to receive his cd
friends and to greet new ones. He was for
merly popular landlord, and, of course, will
be now.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-01

HFWe take pleasure in reminding those
Of our readers who reside in this neighbor-
hood, that Isaac Craft sells the best kind of
meat at his stall in the Market House, every
market morning. Remember his stall is the
first one on the left as you approach the
Market House from the North.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-01

Nh. FlLLMoRE's AcCEPTAKCE.-The let
ter OF Mr.. Fillmore, accepting the nomina-
tion for the Presidency, is believed to be
now in the city of Baltimore. So says the
Richmond Wing, on the authority of Hon.
John P. Kennedy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-01

CoRREcTIoK.-We discovered an error in
our editorial of last week, too late to correct
it. 1t occurred in quoting from the Federal
Constitution, and should have been: "The
Congress shall have power to dispose of and
make all needful rules and regulations res
pecting the territories" &C., &c. Our
quotation did not differ in meaning with the
correct version.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-01
Latest,

The Persia arrived at New York on Tues
day. Her dates from London are to the 10Th
ult. The Peace Congress closed. Mr..
Dallas was we'll received in London, being
entertained by the Lord Mayor.
Austria is said to be at war with Pied
mont.
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a]ifb.

In st. Louis, on the 23d ult., Mrs. AGNES
WIsHARr, widow of Dr. James Wishart,
formerly of this place, in the 57th year of
her age.
--on the Oath inst, of typhoid fever, at
the residence OF her father, in Warren town.
ship, JANE, eldest daughter of Washington
and Mary Buchanan, in the 26th year of her
age.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-01

@Horace Greely has left Washington
CITY, but will return "when the Kanass fight
becomes imminent He has been doing
good service there, and we hope he will
speedily return.
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5flarrifo,

On the goth April, 1856, by Henry Thurs
ton, Esq, Mr.. SAMUEL COOPER and Miss
SARAH ANN LINGO, all of Jacobsburgh.
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TO EVERY-BODYI

For the last three years, have been engaged in
business known only to myself, and comparatively,
few others, whom have instructed for the sum Of
5000 each, which has averaged at the rate of from
900 to s. 900 per annum; and having made arrange
ments to 20 TO Europe in the month of August next,
10 engage in the same business, am willing to give
full ins ructions in the art to any person in the United
States Canadas, VINO will remit Inc the of 81.
am indeed, from the success | have been favored
with, and the MANY thankful Acknowledgements l
have received from those whomI have instructed aud
who are making from 81 TO s per day at il, to give
every person an opportunity TO engage in this bus
which is easy, pleasant and very profitable, at
small cost, There is positive No HuMBuG in the
matter. References of the best class can be given in
regards its character, and can refer to persons
whom have instructed, who will testify that they
making from 81 SIS per day at the same. 1t is
q business in which either LADIES or GESTLEMES can
engage and with perfect case car make very hand
some ncOme. Several LADIES in various parts Of
New York State. Pennsylvania, and Maryland, whom
| have instructed now making from 50 TO So per
day al i. II is a GENTEEL BUSINESS, and but FEW
required to start it. Upon receipt of
One dollar, will Immediately send to the applicant q
printed circular containing full instructions in the
art. which can be perfectly understood at one.
Address, A. T. PARSONS, Office, No. 335 Broadway
New York. A944t
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A HUMAN LIFE SAVED!
DowAGIAc, Mich, March Ii, 1856

DoWAGIAc, MICH, March ii, 1856.
J. Il. RHODES, ESQ., Dear Sir-As took YOU
medicine 10 sell on Consignment ,"no cure no nav y,
take pleasure in stating its effects as reporfed To mo
D. three brothers who live in this place, and their
testimony is ia r specimen of all have received:
w: ). CoNKLIN told mel had tax Ell nine bottles
OF Christie's Ague Baisam, and continually run
Gown while using il until nv lungs and liver were
IonGested TO that degree that boo discharged from
my mouth an d bowes, so that all thought il imnosi
bile iOr me TO Ii We through another cEiI The dortors
too did ali they could for me- hut tonight must die =
Nothing dih nj any good until got Rh,des Fever
and Ague Cure, which at relieved ME of the dis.
tress and nausea al my stomach and pain in nv head
and howels and produced a permanent curf in sbor,
time ~
H.. " CoNkl.iN says: 'I had been taking medici
ne ol as good doctor as we have our county and
taken any quantity of qninine and specifics without
any good result, from the 2jth of Auoust 10 Itb of
Decenher. But seeing now nicely IT opera;ed on NV
nrother got a hoi tie of RHODES FEVER & AGUE
two thirds of a bottle y "o
S. NJ CONkLIN was not here, hut both the other
hrolhers say his case was the H. Ms. ! sold
'he medclne TO both the sans day. and the cure was
as speedy from the same small quantity and might
SO specify. Yours W itli respect A. HUNTINGTON
The above speaks for itself. Goo nroof as il is IL
theafes have already published and the still greater
amount That is continually pouring in to them.
One thing more. Last year had occasion to Cau-
tIon the Public in these Words
~ notice one firm pho hare taken Of my general
crtuicrs. substituted :he name of their rosrum for
my medicine dndthen NTH 6ra=en inPudence end their
pamphlet n'th tho exclamation Let the proprietor of
any olher medicine say as much if he darcs "$c
Now take pleasure in saying that the Canton
ferred TO the same Dr. .Christe.s Ague Balsam" that
is mentioned in the above Ger tfcate.
There are several other Industrious people who are
applying to their poisonous rash all that publish
bout my Fever and Ague Cure, Antdote to Malaria
except the certificates OF cures, and the certificate of
the celebrated Chemist, DIR. James r. Chiffon. of N.
Y. in favor of its perfectly HAMLESS CHARACTER
which is attached TO every holt These will always
serve to distinguish my medicine from mtat atoms -
ia S. A. RHODES. Proprietor, Providence Il. I.
wholesale AGENTS. St. Louis. II. BLACKSLEY;
Chicago, BARCLAY BROS. And for sale by Drug.
gis.s generally. ap % 3m
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
VIM. Henderson.
Joseph Taggert ct al.
IN PorkiLiOn


DY virtue of an order sale to me directed fro tb
bCourt of Common Please of Belmont COUNTY Ohio
| will offer for sale at Public Auction on
Monday The 9Th ddy Of Nay, A. D. 1856,
between the hours of 10 o'eI1ck nA4 O'Clock PM or
said day front donr of the CQrr house i'm st
Ciarsviile Belmont county Ohio, the ow ing desert
he'd lands and tenaments situate lying and being in. the
of Belmont and State of Ohio and bounded and
described as follows 10 wit:
Being part ofsection No IS in township No G. and
No ;. and beginng for the stake on ths
4th Range Line rs 2 w corner Of Sc No "a in the
township aud Range aforesaid and running ) IA &
a66 4. 10 stake, III nee Isowest Is D 10 q stake
thence SSo 50 thence b ; w 100 D to a Iarse
and thence mp sand Stream with the mean.
derngs thereof :he range line Aforesaid and thence
with said range line to the place ofbeginng, Contain
ing IiD acres more or less
The above described premises he sold subject to
the Dover of Margaret Tagdrt, wdow Of Joseph
rasgar; deed bounded and described follows 10 wit
beginning for the same 4 stone planted ON the N
of SAID premises thence with the PARTITION line
between said Estate and lands of John Taggert $50
W 81 thence 40 i6 80 p thencnS 40 - D to
the middle Ofthe Farmington road, thence along the
south bOundery PISA id premises, and thence $50
or less said premises appraised $40 per acre subject
10 the Dover of argaret Tassart and will sold up
on ihe following conditions: third in hand on day
of 50 e. and third in year. third in two
years lh interest on the deferred payments.
Sherifi's office st. Ciairsvi'ie .9priI J, 1856.
JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff
S637 Bv Hrgu McNEELY Dp Sheriff
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SOLE PROPRTETORs,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JK. d co.
MAEUFACTURtNG
Dharmdrfmttsts anu Chemists,
DIUNTSRITRCU pa

T W. Dyot & Sons, Philadelphia. Barnes &
Park. New York John ID. Park Cincinnati. Barna-d d
Adams & Co, St. Louis, and by Druggists and Aer-
shants generally Throughout, the United States and
Canadas.
LluGHLrSGs e. BusurIELD, General agents,
may /, 56Iy Whseing,V Va.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-01

Swans New Treatise
Is for sale at the Chronicle Office, at the
Publishers retail price, $3.50,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-01

School Books! school Books!
Mc'5uifey's Eclectic Series
Rays Arithmetic
Davies Algebra.
Rays rart and2
Key to Ravs algebra part2
Billions Latin Grammar and Reader.
COmstock's Philosophy.
Parker's -
Cutters PhysiolOgie=, MitcheII's Biographies
BurriiIs Astronomy, WebstFTS School DietiOna-
Y. J7hercrOmbie's iuieI.actI al Philosophy
For aleby a. C. MARTIN
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PLEASANT VALLEY
STEAM W0OLEN MILLS,
Aodin for the third Uear.

J an again prepared to manula ctufe as usual, the
following goods order Cassim=fs, Persian Ciothse
Satnets Flannels Blankets and Stocking yarns
keeping on hands the above variety for sale, or
change for wool and country soap.
III = Farmers have their Wool manufactured
order the shortest notice, exchange goods for
their wool IrF'Market price paid in cash Tor wool.
May /, ISJ6. 6mi JAMES YATES.
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DETER TALLMAN, ATTORNEY AND
CauNsxLoR At Law AND soLIcIroR'Is CuAScERr'
n iSOIiee in the room formerly occupied by the Rel
mon. Bank, aus' ~ 'i'
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The Ladies Department

Is opened for the reception of ladies' No Ins,itu
tOn iii the Union tinparts thorough interest
ing course in Tins Department.
In conclusion we would add that shah put forth
our best efforts to merit still eminent degree
the haiierns reception with whi, enterprise
met and pledge ourselves to imp&rt more thorough
practical course of Mercantile instruction than can bs
formed at other similar Nero ante College
Among the many recommendations we give the fol-
loving:
1--WE the undersigned take pleasure in testiyinr that
we are personally acquainted with Mr. Graneer's sbii-
lily as an accountant. and teacher of Book keeping,
which IS OF the hghest order lie has had great expe
rlence as an Accountant, in heavy Commercial and
Banking houses, whc gives him superior facilities ia
mparting apracIcal know 1ege Of Book keeping and
thorough Commercial Educa alton.
IL. ALLEN. IL, D.,
President Of Farmers' college.
LORIN .iNDREws,
President of Kenyon College.
To young men who W ish TO acquire cuisines eda-
Cation" think il affords facilities seldom eqasiled.
Mr.. Granger has the rare qualification of thecfeical
know ledge and apIness teaching added the praeti-
cal Counting Room experience and we feel eoakdent
Ieat grSinateS from his college will he fully com pe.ent
to Keep the most complicated of Rocks,
a. p. : TONE. Wholesale and retail Merchant.
J. ]. JANNEY, Sec'y Bird OF fControi, State Bk of0.
J. .F.PARK. Book Keeper al ID. =. Woodsarys.
ID. ONERDlER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II. T. MILLS, - CIV Co umbus Gas and Coke Ca.
g B. Mason, Boo Keeper at J. H. Riley Cos.
For fu!lpartieuiars senI for circular.
Jan. 81 1856. GRANGER * ARMSTRONG,
Propristors.
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eSRNe
&C. embracing
living nhsuud daieni ionnd in
dxpAy TO WErERx
of BONNETS,
iuh that rice a )
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AUCTION JOBS.

I INEN HDKF'S 100 Doz. Linen Cam
Ikbrck Ii dkfs (perfect al 6l!cnt, 100 doz linen
Cambrick Hdkfs perfect To y cts, worth double
the money. Elegant Silk Hdkfs from l2t 10 81 a
great bargain. Irish Linens worth 81 al do worth
as to LOO al A to So Cts. at
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