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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07
AGAINST ALEXANDRIA!
w -A',r",drta against Hcrsey!-Pressing

Inn BARRELS WEIGHS and other brands,
~ FAMILY FLOUR, for sale by
Wy KNOX 4 BROTHER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07

AGRICULTURAL FAlR-The subject of es-
tablishing an Agricultural Fair, in this city,
we are glad to find is "A IN revived, and we
hone vet to see active efforts made In both
town and country, to accomplish the deslra-
bic result. No place i'll the State offers
greater facilities for such purpose than TINS
city. The railroads leading here and pene-
trating the richest portions of the State, al
ford opportunities for cheap and ready ac-
cess, with stock, implements, and agricultu-
raj productions, and every convenience Is
here to be found for making a display Of all
that may be brought forward. The advan-
tages of the proposed Fair, at this point,
have been frequently pressed upon our peo-
pie, and it mus; be evident that they inter
est every citizen in the community. Nor
are our neighbors, in the adjoining counties,
without their interest in the project. What
ever tends to make Alexandria a thriving
and furnishing town, will also be of advan-
tage to this whole section Of country. What
the Farmers in this part of the State want
is good market, furnishing depot for
trade, a commercial and manufacturing city,
hcre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07

SERIOUS SnooTINc ArrRN.-We regret to
learn that shooting ARRAY occurred between
Beverly B. Douglas, esq, and DR.. Chas. Ores
ham, at King William Court House, on last
Saturday. Mr.. Douglas shot DR.. Gresham
through the thigh. the ball ascending to the
abdomen. 1t is considered that the wound
will terminate fatally.-Richmond Examiner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07

The Texas papers state that the election
returns give IIouston's majority, for Cover
nor, at about ILL., 900. The Crockett Argus
savs:-"A doubt is left whether Lubbock
or Clark is elected Lieutenant Governor
The race is close one, and may not be de-
cided until the entire State is heard from.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07

REMARKABLE CIRCUMSTANCE.-Oneo OF our
Physicians was called yesterday to see case
of SUSPENDED animation in q child, about a
year old; and by arriving early, was enabled
to restore it, although to all appearance the
child was dead, being black in the face and
without any perceptible pulse; the result Of
sufocatiOn.
The mother had left the babe for half an
hour asleep in its cradle, and on her return
found hen. which had been driven from
its nest, sitting on the face Of the child,
and on removing the hen, discovered to her
horror and great distress that her babe was
apparently dead.
RETURN OF THE MAYoR.-Mayor Massey,
who has been absent from the city for some
weeks, has returned, and yesterday resumed
tina duties of his Office
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07

FIsHING.-Thc Fishermen report that an
unusual number of fine fish, this season,
such as mackerel, lt-water-tailors, &c, have
made their appearance in the waters of the
lower Potomac, and at the mouth Of the river.
Those who make business of fishing, have
had quite run of "luck' on the fishing
grounds, and are catching and sailing away
the products of their harvest, or selling them
at fair profit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07

The Graduates of the Virginia Military
Institute this year, number %, the second
class 43, third class Is, fourth class Al. New
appointments for this year 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07

MAsoxIc.-The Grand Secretary of the
Grand Lodge of Free Masons OF Virginia,
has issued his summons to the Fraternity of
the State, to meet in Williamsburg, on the
llth of October next, at 10 o'clock. y. NJ,
for the purpose Of forming an Occasional
Grand Lodge, to celebrate the laying Of the
capstone on the newly erected edihce Of Viii
liam and Mary College. Soiourners from
other Jurisdictions, in good standing, are
invited to attend
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07

A large quantity Of counterfeit coiu, espe
cialy gold dollars, has been put in eircu!a
ton in the town Of Martinsburg, Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07
LOCAL ITEM

THE STEAMER MOUNT NERNoN.-A num-
Der of our citizens yesterday made an i'm
promtu visit to the steamship Mount Vernon,
the first of the line between New York and
this city. The visitors were shown through
the vessel, and handsomely entertained by
her commander, Captain Smith, an expert
enced and efficient officer, and n polite and
accomplished gentleman. The Mount Yer
non is fine ship of her class, and good
sea boat. she is handsomely and very taste
fully fitted up, and when entirely completed
will be a beautiful ship in all her arrange
ments. Twenty or thirty passengers can be
comfortably accommodated; the state rooms
constructed on the most approved plan,
combining comfort and convenience, and a
passage round, to or from New York, in the
Mount Vernon, will be q most agreeable and
delightful trip. The vessel is fitted with a
direct acting engine. Her cylinder is 40
inches diameter, with ~ inch stroke. The
screw is - feet diameter. She IS 632 tons
register, rs feet long, % broad, and IL deep,
and on her trial trip made II miles an hour
with ease. The first mate, j. W. Critchett,
is well and favorably known to most OF Our
merchants, having for number OF years
commanded the packet schr. Arctic, of the
New York line. David Cromwell, the Pur-
ser, is polite and accomplished officer, well
suited for his position. Mr.. Geo. W. Wait,
is the Chief Engineer, assisted by MeSsrs.
A. d. Douglas and p. NJ. McCarty. l.. C..
Wimpenny, second mate of the ship, is also =
tried and efficient officer.
The Mt. Vernon acted well on her passage
here-she made the run in about 4S hours,
it was some hours longer than her regular
time is expected to be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
by the accidents incidental to all new stea-
mers. She may be expected usually to ar
rive here at - o'clock, NJ In cOnsequ ence
of the desire of many of the citizens Of the
three cities to visit the Mount Vernon, the
departure of the ship will be delayed till to-
morrow at 4 o'clock. p. NJ.
The Monticello, the second vessel Of this
line, is expected to be running in IL lew
weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07

ST.. PAuL's CHURCH LECTURR ROOM
Messrs. B. T. Price and VIM. K. Howard. ct
this place. have contracted for building the
new Lecture Room for st. Paufs Church, on
the lot adjoining the Church.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-14
The Potato Disease.

The Royal Agricultural Society has
awarded purse to Dr. Ling, Of lpple.
pau, for paper on The Potato, is cult.
vation, production and disease, The con
olusions at which he arrives arc:
''rhat the disease is Of a fuugod ma.
ture, increased in yirulenoy by atmos.
pherio causes That I'll manuros are in.
jurioas, saving only lime aud salt. That
lheearliest Potatoes in ripening should
be exclusively grown. That earthing up
repeatedly with Gse earth is the only of-
feotual preventive to the ravages Of the
disease"
"rhese opinions" says the Gardter's
Chronicle, "are much tho same as those
which have been repeatedly expressed by
ourselves, with the exception Of recon-
mending Fine and salt as n manure, and
trusting to frequent earthing up But
wa must express oar entire dissent to the
authors statement Chat the disease never
originates in the lower portion Of the stem
where il adjoins the root, We can only
say that during years that wo have stud.
led the phenomena Of this singular mala
dy We never saw an instance to the con
trly"
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AafttnIInral.
rARm putLplNas.

In travehng about Ohio, We have Of
ten baen compelled 10 notice the want Of
sufficient and we'll arranged farm build
ings. OF course wa have not expected
TO Gnd in lhis State, aud particularly IN
the new portions. al The conyeuiences
with Which tie farmof In older regions
surrounds Mmsols
Several out.houses are needed on every
farm. and these require 10 be convenient
ly arranged in reference to each other,
and also IN reference 10 one or nvre good
wards for tho accommodation ard shelter
of stock. Barns, stables, sheds, pig stys'
wagon and tool house, are needed on the
smallest farm; aud ON the majority Of
farms, a dairy house, feed t0om, with
cooking apparatus, shop for carpenter
work aud other indoor work, that may
be done, e,op-rainy days, are equally dosi'
rable.
1l would bu difficult, perhaps impossi'
bic, 10 state tic proper order IN which sev-
eral 6fth6ge buildings should BE- placed
in relation to the house and principal
barn, Tho arrangement must vary with
the character Of he ground and the relt-
tive importance attched to Zach depart
meat, Tie aim Of course being to econo'
misc limo aud labor IN waiting upon ami.
malsand other necessary work. We shall
present 20 our readers, from time TO time'
whatever plans of farmslrads or separate
buildings come to our knowledge, and
impress us with their excellence,
When this subject has received sulh
oient attention, and every farm in Ohl'
has upon it the necessary buildings, =,
that an crops may be securely housod
every implement protected from the weath
or. and every animal provided With com
forttble shelter aud all the manure care
fully saved, though the soil were no
made more fertile, nor tho seasons NOR
propiuous, yot, by avoiding the inwmer
able lossos caused by tho want Of goo,
buildings, the net profits Of tho farmo
would be greatly increased OAio Far
0lsr.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-14
T HE EXTENDED COURSE

embTaoeslsngthy, The various Business
Firms, and Is designed for such suderts may wish
spend longoT than the tins raquTed BY the Regular
Course (and that grauitou'yl preparatory to snPFing
some Special House. .ILl 8
BY taking addiion the ENteB6od Course the student
Willie faithfully and pFodtahly employee six mnnths
PENMANSHIP, "PFaetioal and ornamental" Ia allits
varieties, will be taught in the thorough and efficient,
BY Of the best he Vest. Besides
q eusual method OF teaching Business Whiting, the CHR
photographic ytem will also be taught Thssystem 80
popuaFand reeommsnded BY best educational men, s
nowtpghipihe Puhlic sehooll Of Cleveland Copmbus&
Toledo Many OiheohooiF oPon for goo isachersof
caiythmogTlphY ,as soon as they can be qualified,
DAILY LECTURES on Practioll and Thooretioa
Bookkeeping Mercantile Laws, Commeroal Eihiet.Po
liteal Economy Az Of Computation, Commercial Oalou,
latioHs Mercantile Castoms, naHkiuri Exchange, Com
merce Raoaiing Commefcia History, Business Cores.
pohdpuee, penlnanthip. etc. f.tfI
The New suit Of Rooms, Of This College, oeeuplesthe
nesi0eaon IN eoi usthey arc on me corner
ofthe PubesgunTe gga sspfro s,9e5 5tofdiRF q fair
view Of nn ofhe ciiy and ne Late ne rooms
areneaty and talieuy flrnished, nnpassng IN beauty
,peihapttheae oiapy 'n'A
The I1nIER'COURsE is the same sthafo OF the Gen.
toen aordinf eqnalfaciltissto uadiet who may Wish
70 avail themselves Of the Commercia alCoune.
The Having extensive business cqualnlnes
IL snaheaio secure good sltaatousgor uaAy ohs grad,
Haioa
bnIOh, 9Th, 5i,iy.
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n " I EV5
Ague Cure.


ron THE srrEDr CURE or
intermittent Fovor or Fever and Aguo,
Remittont Foyor, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers; indeed
for tho whole Glass Of Diseases Origi-
mating in hillary dorar yoment, caused
by tho Malaria of miasmatio countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by The ne
cessitios Of the American people than a sure and
safe cure for Fever and Aguc. Such remedy
we arc now enabled to offer, with perfect GER
tninty that il will eradicate the disease, and with
assurance, founded on proof that no harm can
arise from its use IN any quantity.
Tint which protects from or prevents this dis
order must lie of immense service in the commu-
mites whore t prevails. Prevention is better
than cure, for the patient escapes tho risk which
he must run in violent attacks Of this balcfnl
distcmpcr. This "CUBE eNpels the mius-
matte poison of FEVER AND AGuE from the
system, and prevents tho development Of tho
disease il taken on the first approach OF It's pre-
monitory symptoms. IL Is not only the best
remedy ever yet discovered for this class of COM
plants, but also the cheapest The large guam
tity we supply for a dollar brings it within the
reach Of every body; and in bilious districts,
where tEFEN AND A0IE ptcNuis, every pOug
should have it, and use IL freely, both for cure
and protection II is hoped this price will place
twiihn tie reach of all the poor as well as the
rich. a great superiority Of this remedy over
any other ever discovered for the speedy and
ccrtuiu cure Of Intemiuents is, that it contains
no Quininc or mineral, consequently it produce,
| no Quusm or other injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Those cured by it arr
len as healthy as if they had never had the dis
case.
Fever and Aguc IS not alone the consequenc,
Of the miasmatic poison A great variety Of dis
orders arise nom It's irritation among which nr,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache Blind
ness, 1oothnche Enmche, Catauh, Asthma
PNptation, Painful Affection Of The Spleen
Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Colic, Paralysis
and Demngcment Of the Stomach, all OF Which
when originating in this cause, put on the inrer
mittont type, or become periodical. This "CURr
/ eNpels tho poison from the blood, and cons,
| Qucndy cures them all alike. Il IS an inv, up
| Bic protection TO immigrants, and persons uay
Cling or temporarily residing in the malurou
districts. II taken occasionally, or daily, Will
! exposed to the Infection that will be eXcrctc,
from the system, and cannot accumulate in sui
icent quantity to ripen into disense. Hence
is even more valuable for protection than cur
and few will ever suffer from lntemitens,
they avail themselves Of the protection this lci
! cdy affords
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FACULTY.

". b. TRyASr, n. D. srRArrox J. q. DRY,Sr, J. r..
CALKss, J, r. O. LEfNf, r. A. HAYES, Instructors in ne
Scionro Of Acoounis aud Lecturers Busness Cugoa
a. r. SrEvcER Sovs Instructors IN unsinoss md Of4i
namcnal Penmanshp, and Lecturer on Commercial Cor
retpoudence s .r.F ..... .. ........ ...s.
Hon IioRAor NAM, Hon ESQ w ClvroS, Hon. Eli
~ BupRfrr, Special leoturrrs.
Hon. .SAtuELsrAHKwEkrnFRsH HOHACU CLtUE, ErqY %
Hon. JEssE =. Bfsuor, Lcctnrcrton Commercial Law.
Rev FgEnrmcKT II, BaoHNi Pres. Asa MsHkS, Leoiu- y
fer1 political Economy
Rev J,sgs Ettnp, Rev. Dr. AtEEs Lecturers on Com.
meroid Ethics. .
T.P.H,SBy, J. q. MsRHiAH, Lsctdreu Bunkint, r.
nance etc. l
n. c. MARSHALL ~ Q, LUcg lee .nre the General
principles vi Details Of RRilroadng. ..Ft
}. u. MaRmAM, EMERgoN T. WmrE, Lecturers on COM
IN.nrn al q ffoftau tail
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l. L. ST. JOHNS COUGH AND CON-
SUMPTION SYRUP.

Thousands who have made use Of this great remedy
believe IL s far superior any preparation now knogn
ur tie cure NJ Consumption, Coughs and Colds, Asthma
Hruuchfis Spiitngf Mood pnin and Soreness Qf the
rrnst oarseness, Hopping Cough Group, Phthsic, etc
NJ eicted hy tls med cne are Of most
surprising aud wonderful character; cases that have
been given up by eminent physicians a. nouta9e for
many years. tine is that Of respectable physician
who WAS pronounced incurahle by seven physolans
Two cases Of twenty years standing. None, there
fore however long they have been afflicted, should de
spalr until they have given this great remedy trial
We believe 10 common coughs and cos Il Is almost, II
On iufa hle; aud u nineteen out oftWenty
selected prumr from among those Who are con-
sderei dangerous aud ucurablc IL will efecta Il
nny taken with perfect safety BY persons OF The most
d,lcate constitution. IL Is purely vegetable and Is
pleasant, healthy, aud lnygoratlng tonic.
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HOW ARD AssOOIAIION,



benevolent Institution established by special endowmen
for the Relief uf the Sick and nisiressed afflicted
vIih Viruicnt aud Epidemic Diseases,
Ntlmos Of Epidemics Il Is the object Of this Institution
10 establish Hospitals, TO provide NuTses Physicions,
Clothing, Food Modoine, &e fer the sick aud destuoi
take charge OF the orphans Of deacued parents mud to
minister Va every possible way Go the rcct OF Tho afflicted
and tho health Of ne puo ui large. u Is the duty Of the
nectort a such times TO personally the Infected dis
riots, and 90 provide u~d execute means ofrcef Numer
ous physicians not noting memhef Of the Association
aY enrol lhoruanes on t books subject 10 be oaedupon
10 attend ts hosp tails Zee uf charge
In the absence ot Endemcs tho directors have author
iaedtho ronsung furg'onto give advice and medou N'
persons suffering undcr CHRONIC DISEASES Of yisulen
character arng nom abuse Of the physical powers mai
rtnmcnt tho effects otdugs, Sc, &c.
Various cports and trnots ON Tho nature and treatment
Chtuhc Diseases, hv the UOhsuung Surgeon, have hcc
nuhusied for gratuouy dttibuton, aud Will sent FRE
or CuARuE 10 the afflicted,
Address for Reports orTeatment DR GEoRoE r. Cat
HouN Cunsullnr surgeon, Howard Awociation,, No.
South Ninth street, philadelphia, Pa. ny otderof the ID
Teotou, Ezra D. llEARrwEtL, President.
Csc, FNRcHrLn, Secretary. scplsif
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THE DESIGN.

II is the design Of the pronretors or these Coieres
perfect chain Of Business Schools from East West 81
ordng the most ample fictles for Young and young
rhbf schools the points above estahshedoa rm
basis, and an In n most pTosporous condition. The
caohcr the various departments thoroughly
nti shol nrnrfen I'M oaa mon. a .|
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NEW GOODSl NEW GOODSN


EiEaseih Ahn litls, Painua W. sion T. Bns Defend.
ant-fciiiion for Olvorco
The said Delsadant Sion n Bile viii take notice h,t
sd tlHnih On the 4iih day Of December, A ID 1854
MED her Petition IN SAID Court of Common Pleas Of said
sgngT VI Feneoa, Ohio eh'fgnE SOC said defendant Sion
~ bs with gross neglect ofday, for ihgoe yeaf ast nat
ana mlfe towards sad Plaintiff "a ist that ssd neind
my means n support 10 said poiont and has othorlse
fNy n7geoei BIZ mqrita duties iowafls said Psttnaor
ll iiFeft nsnleu, without or iushcaiion on the
paH OF said Petitioner and pFayiue that the marital fsl
wv sung between said flsnun cad said Defendant
NY p. a,alyed iaai his eauge wll stand Zoe hearing
Dec alff, i5l--6 $50 E5iIs non fog ts5n,,iint
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-14
NEW METHop oF TEAoHINa

sihkesatthe Teygeminailnepoiag Of the Science re-.
Ysanglhe great natural two-lod division of he LEDGER
kealand Representatives Properly and the governing asy
OF transfer a. regards IT. affecting the classes o ae
countsand those OF The same class, 10 eyeTg variety Of
transaotions TINS stripping this most useful and beautiful
soionooo Of much OF lismehonoTed mysteries made such
BY arbitrary andiniabe ruee, meaniueless lonns and
false notonsi and hence enables the student acquire
eoHeenotons ofaooouhs embodie IN actual prautiee
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-14
DR.. n. McI1. Gibson.

Office in Mrs. Snyder's New Brick,
Formerly oeeupioiby Gibsoa Wilson, draPsistss no,
the fne Groccrr Store of a. Hams uasiaF snosed Of
my dfeg sogs aov intend devote myseo he practice
Of medeiae 70 Tim and vicinity. Reiideute PeTry Al
E"imM MaHi eoNhhN' nOvlo "
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THE COLLEGIATE- COURSE

win embrace the nostapproved and practical lofmsof
keenng booksby Double Entry in the various departments
Of Trade aud Conmerse iwluiing the General Wholsgae
and Roaii Mersuuo, Exchange, Conlins don, Aanhac-
uriug Railroad, Ranking. Printing, Mining, shinning,
steamboatng In iyidun parnerihp and Coinfoun Com
panv Business. An manuscripts from which thD Student
copies nrs written In bold rapid hand which will
serve groat auxary In securing 70 hinan excellent
stvlo Of wriliuu
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From q Merchant IF Gdli0n, a., OFT. "a te55,
nFAR SIN: My wife had been afflicted ave years with
cough and ast fall she lay 10 bed not expected 70 I've
SHE had used Jagues kNpccfoFant. LverWOrt aud Tar
aud God Liver oil. Her physician could do nothing
fnr her. She then commenced taking your Cough
aud conyumpton Syrup and aiter using hYe bottles
Wgs able O. do her work again have also given Il %
other mculhers of my family Tor severe coughs and
colds Ils effects have heen such that have concluded
q q the best medicine nov in use. Ny grandson vas
afflicted with disease Oi the lungs Tor which the doc
tors could DO nothing. One bottle Of your Syrup has
also cured him. blacksmith in this place was AFFLICTED
in tie way 30 be unable % work One bottle
OF the Syrup benefited him " much that he s a. work
again. Ihtye doubt another bottle Will periect tito
cure. I would recommend those who are similarly a.
hutcd to lose no time Ia giving this medlcine trial
Respectfully yours, h. M DARrOM.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-14
ME INITIATORY- COURSE

embraces aTeguarprogressive or cards.
classified somewhat 10 the variety Of Transaction IL
aims 20 deyeope the ra principles and philosophy Of Ae.
counts Tatherhan mere routine and actual formula BY adj
dressing the and judgment Of the STUDENT who stu
dies wiihthe view Of appfehendng aud arriving
and 50 pushes his nvss with much
hdence, ,pleaspTe neutrality-suspicious.. arrF
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-14

trAAC @uauhf Patent Portable Grinding Mills for
y Flouune Nhelt Grinding Corn Aleal suia er,n feed
We ws ~ whole g'u Of cora (eob and alD a. Il Il
ihotecoiehuieA Mills Imunuhetufe ont mi M, ~, ,,
9peiN OF freoch hun NlooAt with much care Ihuid sin
aW,eht test reos ianNug lium eghy live 10 t,o baa
euusgse e opposition and are superior Tor an purposes,
the Wonds.n "'"s"'
lhisis san ingepous and psool Saw. Nn to make lumbar
,n me woods. Ibis MlN oaa BE- by animal steam Or
water power.
Those Wi,hinr 70 know fully about The nflncpio unon
which they bnil antthe pres eaeh sise ~ we'll 4.
NJ terms ~ sale, 49, VA n please addFes me- ash HOOK
Of nscrniipn, ehchi ull mail and post pay Those who
10 %, viii arie, p plata, r1adable lanaureei ne name
Post Ohee, Couuiy and State.
IsAACsrRAuR Pa,sntes ana Pranf.
,fC Slsm. N''' 'N'A''' %
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HATS, RATS,
all .,, all shape, and forms, for Men and DO,

near this iu mind, Tint We nra PRACTICAL WORK
MEN with long experience, and have greater liabilities
for furnishing Clohug 10 customers, a fully rs low, "
not lower poos than they be had any where qic In
Nrrlhem Ohio,
Alive ask 10 call boior, purchasing elsewhere and we
will convince amy one of this fact,
Remember rs por cent, anyrd thef hard tines IL not
~ Tmn, ApTSts BACHuR WINNER
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T HE REGULAR COURSE

intended 70 represent every Of business omtA
smallest Retail 20 the heaviest and inffcata IL
Wholesale and Commias!ou, welas Banking, Raroad.
Ing demanded atpresentby vast and constantly
increasing Commerce.