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Physicians are genernlly 10Th to snca |,

Physicians are generally loth to speak
word in praise of what are called "patent mcdi.
cines.' Indeed it is an article in the cnle of
medical ethics, that the physiailn whj sanctions
the use ol such remedies, cannot be considered
member Of The National Association But there
are exceptions to the most stringent rules; and
many Of the disciples Of Esculrpus have been act.
ualy compelled by the force ol facts. tn recon.
mend the use Of DR.. ]. HOST 3rTER'S STON.
ACI! BlTTERS, for those diseases which are
particularly prevalent during he summer and
fall They have ascertnined that there are no
remedies in the phurmaco ia which can compare
with this wonderful compound for arrangement
- hs system. Thousands Of families residing
'sIug the low grounds of the Western and South.
s'n rivers, are now convinced that they have
found medicine peculiarly adapted for their all.
rnents, while in other portions of the country du
ring the summer months, the demand for the arl.
Gle is equally large.
91-See Advertisement in another column.
IOB.wl
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LEGAL.
In Court Of Common Pleas, Gcauga
County, Ohio.


Horton Smith and others 4
Us. \ InrniOn.
Comfort Smith and others \
HIRAM FAUbK, one of the defendants in the
i aforesaid action, a noh.tesidont oi the STA ie
Of Ohio, and supposed to bc n resident OF the State
O California, will take notice that a Petition has
been hled in said Court. ngnnst him and others,
praying for Partition ef the lands belonging TO the
Estate Of samuel Smith deceased, situate IN said
County among the heirs OF said estate, Ia Wit
Lot M. 10 ~ the Town Plat ofChlr1on contain
ing three .iourths Of an acre OF land. A'sO north
east part N lot No. ; in said Town Plat. being
onc.hni acre; also the whole Of lot No. - in said
Town Plat cunaning 3 and gO.lU0 acres; also
parts oi lots No lOl aud l02 in Tract No. 3 in
Chardon, containing il and s6.lOO acres except.
ing mere aud OK rods decided to the PainGsvilc
& Hudson r K. Co; also the old farm owned bv
sad Samuel Smith n the time Of his death stu
ate in Lots No p ~ aud -. in Tract No q in
sad ChardOn Township. containing about $50
acres Of land. excepting aud rrserving six and
S3.lOO ncrcs decided by said Samuel Smith TO
Comfort Smith Also about one acre OF land IN
Lot No in Chardgn Town Plat to b" first apar.
'e aud divided hetwecu 'hc heirs Of said mutl
Smith deceased aud Sybh Smith his widow.cqnay,
and tho portion 50 nprted and set 10 said ncrs
then TO he ap1rlel equally among said heirs: and
At the ext Term Of said Court to he holden on the
3ist dav ot October ueNt. the petitioners will
apply for an order Tor partition Of said premises.
d. w. CANFiE1.D, Petitioners AIRY
ChdrdO1. Sept 18th, 1859. OJ.w6
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MARRIED.,


In ChardOn. Chuse's Hotel, Sept 18Th, by the
Rev. VIM. Collins, Mr. n. w. SMITH and Miss
ELLEN GRANGER, both of Baiubrldgc,
At Chuse's Hotel, Sept. 10Th, 10y Rev. Wm Col
Inns, Mr.. GEO. STAFFORD and Miss LORENA
STAFFORD, both OF Auburn.
At the residence Of the bride, Sept. 18Th, Mr.
HAWLEY STIMPSON, of-------,an and Miss
SOPHIA f, BENTON, of Churdon
At his residence in Troy. by N f. Scott Esq
Mr., EDWIN PEPPER aud Miss SARAH OAR
BY, ofthe same place.
= In Auburn, Sept, 10Th at the residence Of the
brides father. 6y Calvin Brewster ESQ., Mr.
ALEXANDER +. WING, and Miss FRANCES
j.. STAFFORD both OF Auburn.
At the residence of the brides fplhcr, Sept l4th.
by the Rev. VIM. Collins Mr. NELSON MAR.
SHAL and Miss LOUISA 4. CLARKE, both Of
Chardon
In penning the announcement oi the nupilals Ol
one whom we ouce knew one in tie ranks of
maidens, which seem tn be fast thinning Out. we
nre pleased to announce thntwe are tie fortunate
recipient of fine aud delicious OIl OF brides cake,
a most palatable combination OF the luXures of the
tropical aud temperate regions for which we are
most profoundly thankful. We sincerely wish her
Journey through life may be us smooth us the sur.
face of that fair louf wien first il met our seedy
Raze-and that the anticipation oi a hnppv life by
the weddel pair may fall far behind glorious re.
aty, is the earnest and sincere prQyer Of the prn
ter.
SNNNNNNNNNNNoNS S~IN~~NNN~SoSoo~-~
DIED,
In Churdon, on the 9Th inst. MEIIEN FAT
TEN, son 20 Ambrose and Harriet Cluugh, aged
l6 months and days,
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OLD Watch Shop!

ONCE more alive aud k--tickins, after
spring hroken-the balance Demolished the lever
bent-lhe regulator gone-nnd the wheels in gen
cral confusion consequently, the digets in stain
gHo-lost 10 all practical usefulness butonce more
fejuvcnated. brushed up, off and out, the Deacon
il again at his post, ready for operaions although
never having captured an elephant killed rh-
nocrros. or seen a bohemoth or any, other varmnt
in the Old World being no more than an honest
Hemisphere, and worked at the Watch Business
for more than thirty years, and being able to do
work in qualify and for price satisfactory to all
reasonable people,
Doors open NJ all hours. c. a, BISBEE.
Chardon, June 8, 1859. S9IG
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HOOFLAD' GERMAN BITTERS.
TRY TIIEM FOR DYSPEPSIA

TRY THEM FOR DYSPEPSIA
TRY THEM FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
TRY THEM FOR NERVOUS DE.
BlLITY
TRY THEM FOR CONSTIPATION.
TRY THEM FOR SICK HEADACHE
TRY THEM FOR WANT OF Ape
TIE.
TRYTHEM FOR WANT OF ENERGY.
TRY THEM FOR WEAKNESS.
TRY THEM For PILES.
You can obtain them of any druggist or
dealer in medicines in tho United States.
Canadas, West Indies, or South America,
for rs cents per bottle.
icy arc prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson.
AIS Arch Street. Philadelphia, Pa, and SEQ
that his signature is on tho wrapper Of Zach
bottle.
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PAlNESVlLLE NURSERIES,

L AXE co., OHIO.
THE Propriorors desire to call the attention OF
Fruit Growers 10 the following facts: Our Stock
OF Trees is large, embracing lathe Bcsl
Varieties of the Apple. Pear, Plum, Cherry, Nee.
tnrIne, Aprlc / and Ounce, both tho old aud new
varieties al the Grape, Currant, Guoseberry,
Blackberry, Raspbrrry, Strawberry. &c &c
Also n large assortment OF Evsrgreens and Ornu
mental FIOwcring Shrubs ami Plants, Bulhous
Roots. &c A great Variety OF Dah!ias, Roses,
PhloXes, ChrysnnthCmums. &c, &c All ui which
ure well adapted 10 the sOIl and climate ut North
cru Chic, and can he furnished at LESS Prices
than ARE pail Tor the OS,hrred, tried.Hp hdU dsad
i,usem trees M,ai are hawktd db,Ht lie coaHicy by
UnSe irrrspDnSiML Tree Pedlars tram EISttrI
Nurseries. 1t is well known fact. that thous
ands dollars are lost every yeuI IN this State, by
purchasing eastern trees, GOu have the 10 Irratt
u the agent that all j. right, and he has YOUR Hp-
Hry, aud yon may whistle IUr the damages Our
nurseries are near you; Trees can he taken with
a large quantity OF roots end planted out agnin so
soon ns to render their living almost certainty
We warrant every tree aud plant TO be true 10 the
description given and II any mistake should Oc-
eur, we will refund the money or pay the dana
gee
Persons living at n distance can club together
and save n large percentage, by purchasing AT
wholesale prices. We Will furnish Apple Trees of
good size. from sic to rl4 per huudrei Peach
Trees from $40 10 Sl2 per hundred, aud other
hngs in prnporliOG, according tO the quantity Ia
ken at one lime. Our Retail Prices tor smaller
quaniiues can be seen IN our Catalogue which will
he sent To all applicants, upon the receipt OF Post
age Stamps. Call and examine our Stock before
purchasing elsewhere, and we will eudenvOr to
satisfy you, both as price aud quality OF Trees and
Plants STORRS & HARRISON.
Pninesville, July !, 1889 49I-m4
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sfIEIsICr,s SALE.

DY virtue of an order of Sale issued rom
ed tho office of tho Clerk Of tho Cnunrt
of Conno Pleas Of Gcaugn County aud
State Ohio n certain suit wherein IIratu W
Cadv aud Hannah s Cady his Wife were
plautitfs aud Julius Haunam. ID inicl More.
house aud GlIhcrt J Sfanhopr were dcfrn-
dents 10 mo directed. and inlivnrei- have
caused to ho appraised, and shall cxpnsc to
sale N public vrndun at tho door of the
Court House in ChardoH in said County nn
Monday the lOih dav of October 1859 hr.
tween the hours Of 10 o.clck A. NJ and
o'clock p. NJ. Of said dhv. the following dcs
cribcd lands and tcncmcnts to Wit Situate
in said County of Gcauga and known as be.
ing tho undivided half part of all that par.
ocl of land situate in tho Township Of
Claridon in said County of Grauga aud part
of lot No. two in great lot No. two of said
Township of ClardOn and bounded as fol
lows. Ia wit: Beginning at tho South West
corhrr of said lot on tho East margin Of
tho State Road. thence running Northcrlv
on said Road ia land owned by Mr. Stanton.
thence East to the East lr" of said lat
Thence South to the South i lst corner ut
saiu Lot. thence West to tho State Road
and place of beginning. containing Eighty
four and half acres of land be- tho same
more or less. bnt subject to all legal high.
ways The undivided half Of sad premises
appraised at s 1883 Tho terms of Sale
Cash on day of sale.
f. G WHITE.
Sheriff aad Sp,cjaI Master ia Chancery.
SHLRIFF's OFFICE. Gr-
auga Co Sept. 9.h 1859.
504 5w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

School Examiners, NOtice---.Tho Board
ing ON Saturday, the lsl day of October 1859, at
Churlon. The hour is 10 o'clock A. VI.
}. O. WORKABLE, Clerk.
Chardon, September 18th
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Ia Com mo Pleas.
Petition for Money
and Relief.
James Clark, defendant.


James Clark, defendant
TINllE Defendant. james Clark, will take notice
| that the plaintiff William Green, as Admin.
istrator Of the Estate OF Susan G. Rose deceased.
filed his petition IN the office Of the Clerk OF said
Court against him, setting forth that snld defend.
aut. on the 23d OF September 1858, executed nnG
delivered TO said Susan C. Rose, then in full lie,
his certain pronlissory note Tor the sum of S2OO,-
payable by the first of April, 1859, with interest.
aud hat also, at the same time, the said de end.
ant executed and delivered to said Susan C. Rose
aforesaid mortgage deed of certain lands par.
culary described in said petition being about sew
en- mud 0ne.halt nCres Of land in Thompson. in
said county, and is known by being part OF lot No
70. in said township which decd was duly rccor-
ded, and was gwen Ia secure the payment of the
above described promi@sJry note Of said defendant.
and certain other notes therein mentioned agr ee.
able TO the tenor thereof The Object nnd prayer
of said petition ia ior judgment Tor the amount OF
the aforesaid prumi' sory note against said defend.
ant, and sale OF the mOrt2ngrd premises aud the
proceeds applied to sail Indebtedness, md other
and further relief, &c. The defendant il required
to answer said petition by the 18th dnv nr October
4. d., 1859. DURFEE & HATHAWAY
AtIys for Plaintiff.
Chnrdon, August l7th, SO. 5Ol.w6
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MEDICAL.
September Appointments, 1859.
E. II. SANDS, M. D.,
PathOgenCtic and UriDathic


= II ISlCIAN AND SU RECON,
-. t"iheG'm Of ChrG q Sud. J,m,sSopn. Po.5
Graduate. IN 1913, ui the Cullcpe of pbv.iri1rs
and Surgeons oI The Cuy OF New York. nnG Gfioor,
yeats experience in the treatment OF Acute and
chronic Diseases ten yenrs' In the city of Nov
YORK. Two years experience in that immense
Hospital Tor the treatment oi Diseases nj every
Gradc and Character, the City Hospital Of New
York About 2OOO cases Of Medical and Surgical
Diseases come annually under the treatment ofthe
fhysicians and Surgeons OF this Institution.
=, DR.. SANDS was II pupil of the late DR. Sweet
Professor OF Diseases ut the Lungs 10 the City Hos.
pital and 10 the University of the Civ Of Now
York also, student aud assistant Surgeon under
those great and successful Surgeons Juhu Watson
andA, Siephons,oi the City Hospital OF New York
City
Dr. Sands will visit every month. the following
places, where he may be cOnsultud
litRroN Carlton House, September 18Th.
CHARDoN, Chnsn's lg,b
AuBuRN. ElhriduG's " 2OIb
PAEKMAN, Avery 0Ist
No CHARGE FOR CONSTELLATION.
CNHRONIC DISEASES successfully tre,rcd
" even when given up by he most skllIlul Ply.
CONSUMPTION and MI diseases orrhe Lungs
Scro ul1us Affections Of the joints, White SwtA.
ing- %c, with all the varied Iurms OF Scrofuluus
ana ScorhuIlc Disease, are successfully treated
y" where eau ConsumpiIyes resort with 50 certain
a prospect OF cure.
The = ticnl IL not under the abs l'u,c necessity
OF app wing IN person tor Treatment though that Is
desirable; hu the case "a vial ol UrincJ with n
Eeini' o' symptoms, viii euabe the Doctor to pre-.
scribe successfully
L" he Trent mcut Of the D
eases OF Women. DR.. Sands follows in the root-tcp-
~ the Laic distinguished DR.. Vnndrvcrr whose
successful lrc ci'ment Of those diseases can he at.
lcS'd ny thousands ni hnIa e. n aH parts Of the
Unite States. For fai ing OF the Womb iucor.
tifu ur Whites. Ar.. q IL IOr
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WANTED, Sheep Pelts, Grain, Buietr. Rags,
w and Cheese for which we will pay the
Nov IL " wv w1LKIEs KELLEY. Il
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N o II L G II

All persons who are in any way Ow,
ing for Clothing or Goods purchased Of John Stroh
since February 30, 1857, are hereby No-
tilted that Payment for such Indebtedness must be
made 10 me, after this date
ChardOn, July leth, iS0s t99.d
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one-iOurth OF the total deaths in tie county are
caused 10y Consumption, TO say nothing OF the nu-
merous other discusses springing from 4" slight
cold
Do not trife with your health; but, il suffering
from Cough, OF Cold on The Lungs buy bottle
OF HOOFLANDS BALSAMlC CORDIAL. ard
you may safely count on n cure. Thousands have
done so, and have certified to It's wonderful eff CTS
Coughs sometimes proceed from disordeTed on
dyspepllc state OF The stomach, in which case to
German Biters should be used. in cases OF weak.
ness, or general debility OF the sy stem. resulting
from pToracted Cough, the German Bitters viii
lie found Of grcar benefit.
Prepared only hy Dr. c. NJ. Jackson, 4lS Arch
Street rhlndolplia, and Tor Sole by Druggists
and Storek cepers throughout the United Sl0ieS
and Canada Price IS cents per bottle.
JaGunry 7. 1859 s69-Iyin3.
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S. ]. BROWN


Rev. Samuel J. Brown has been devoted Ia
borer in the cause OF Christianity, for more than
thirty years almost every old Cincinnntan
knows. Such testimony. from such a source is
not to be passed over lightly. No other Proprc.
tary Remedies ever presented to the public, ever
received ti,hc of tho commendation from MEN
OF STANDING, III every walk life, that mine
have done. See Advertisement. 5O!.w4
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SECRET INFIRMITIFS of
~ YOUTH and MATURITY,

II - OA
" YOUTH and MATURITY,
Just Published, Gratis, Goth Thousands
A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
T REAT Il nj L. N 4, viii cut Medicine. OF
OF LocRl Wclkress, Noe
tnnai Emissions, Genital ard ReIvcUs De-
billy, Premature Iecsy oi tle systtm, fmpO-
tcucy, und lmpcdimonIs TO Marriage eeneiaiIy
BY u. 10. DE LANLY, M. ID.
The Important Fact that the many eiaIHip6
complaints originating in tie ImpTudeBce AID
Solitude OF Youth may be ePsi'y removed wpIu-
CUT MEp'CuEs, is in THE tmah tract o!eauy Gem
onsiratcd; and the cnreiy new and highly sstees--
iuI treatment, us adopted by the Author fdiiy ex.
plnined. by means OF which every one 10 ei ehtd
TO cure HIMsELf perfectly Hud lie ieost possible
cost,-thereby avoiding al! the advertised Nos-
truus oi the day
Sent 10 rry uGdIess, eIs,s nnd nest free ia a
sealed envelope Gy Ienitiing (pnsi IhidN 2post-
age S,ampsto DR.. B. ID. DE i,AHBY
90 East } lst Street. N. y. City.
s96-hl3
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DIR. HoOFLAND's
CORDIAL.


CoughS. Colds. hftens1, Group, HoarsencSs,
B'oEchitiS, PueWmon,d Diseases Gf tie Bowets
Gri"nE from Cold Ircipicnt Consumption, and
for The et'.t and uf 0t1H po'S'bie) cue - Patr-
emtS IN dd2anced stages etthe hiiitr diSoss.
THIS CELEBRATED PREPARAs
l. lon like the BiIters, may be confidently re.
lied on. 1t is designed for class OF diseases more
general and more fatal thHn any other 10 which tho
people OF this country are subect-those springins
from :" SNght Crid." / hat eminent authority
DR.. Bell says Il will not say that colds are TO
our inhabitants vi at the plague and yeiiow .teue'
are 10 those OF other countries but, can aver
confidently that they usher in disease Of greater
completely aid mortality Than these latter"
further proof OF the terrible fatality OF diseases
resulting from common cold" may be seen by a
glance AT the following statistics, taken from III
Records oi the Board OF Health of Phadep phia,
coniessedly one oil the most healthy localities in
the union:-
ls52--Iotal deaths III Philadelphia 1926
Died OF Consumption ....... 1879
Died OF all other diseases t250
IN number, ,............. S,3i9
--Io,26I
ls53-Toa deaths ............... 9,749
Died Of Consumption ....... / e95
Died OF oil other diseases.... 1854
-
lSSi-Total deaths ............... llSl2
Died OF Consumption 2,l7S
Died ol all other diseases 9,636
1874
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THE STATE OF ONO
GEAUGA COUNTY, SIS.
William Green, Admir- ol
Susan c Rose. plaintiff,
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hR. H. j. LYONS, the celebrated Indian Herb
~ Doctor, can be consulted at the lollowiso
places every month, during ls59-GO
eCieVGland' 'ihce ll3 Ontario street south side
Of the Public Square, over Stnir's seed Store ~
Olice days in Cleveland. MS follows -lst, I'd, ilth.
18th, ljth. 2ith. 2jih. goth and 3lst
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MEDICAL.
Appointments.

"The roots and leaves will bo ior the healing
the nations -
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they will
bring on the monthly porioa with regularity, La.
dies who have been disappointed in the Use OF
other Pills can place the utmost contiduce in DR..
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent to
de-
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NOTICE

They should not be usel during Pregnancy, as
a miscarriage would certainly result therefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any.
thing injurious tp life or health. Explicit dircc.
tions, which should be read, accompany each box
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to any
authorized ugeut Sold by one Druggist in every
town in the United States.
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GzSERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES.
l6j Chamhers-St., New.York.
re whom all wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by A. Cook, Chardon, and VIM, Fisk,
Cleveland. 472yl
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tMpoRTANTTo FEMALEs.--Dn

IMPORT ANT TO FEMALES.--D
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared by CORNELIUS
l.. CHEEsEMAN,M VI. D., New York Ciy.-The COM
bination Of ingredients in these Pills are the re
suit of long anI extensive practice. Thy are
mild in their operation, aud certain in correcting
nllirrcgularities Painful Mensrualions, removing
all distractions, whether from cold or otherwise
headache, pain in the side paptaion OF the heart,
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-06
npuCAr1oN.

I'VE EAsh ss IN l ss ssss, q
DAY Oct @ Il NJ nIss.a = residence on erace.
Rev. MOSES d Ho1y, D, D., English Lisera-
'ass NJ NJ pupuY.x. NJ, Mental and Neral Phi.
lesophy, Chemistry, History. khetofic. and
o :, Il. COLEMAN, sunivsr.i.y Of Va, Msshe-
ms,ics, Natural Philosophy, Latin, Astronomy.
h a.. tss sspaf BaslEL Preparatory Depart.
' Prof. A. /. BoMBARIE, French.
DR.. BtTCHLER. German.
Prof. o. PEks!co, Italian, Drawing. and Paint
Prot cHAs, sEigERT, Piano.
e, ,sf 3 ) p sRsigs8S. ,;a;;a piano.
Rev. DR.. Hoag, will have charge of the advanced
casses in Enshsh Literature and y mean: ., ~ f..
own will make the Course an interesting ana pro-
6tah one Ia the students.
LONGER pursuing their studies At school. but who
still wish to cultivate Bellies Lettres may become
rrescribed hours without being otherwise connect
ea with the Seminary.
Who f rs lsss w, AM 6sssss S 's
rhc Boarding. pepartmentis under The control
If Mr.. and Mrs Dsrry. aided Fly Mrs. N NARY y, H.
~ MEcHANics iNsTiTuTE,,sesssleen /. to to
commence the aecend MONDAY ths lHh)o oil No
EDWARD w. CONE, A. MI rn..,or.
HORACE r. SMITH, A. NJ,
| asssisted by Mr.. J. w. REEVE. Instructor in
| Practical Bookkeeping, Laws Of Accounts, and
| Penmanshlp.
All who intend to become Scholars had better
enter their at once members oil the IN /,
situate All members of the Institute are entitled
To the privileges Of this School without additional
| charge. WIN. MACFARLANE.j Commlttee
| s. :. COTTRELL, Of the
D. Y. BOWEN, Night School,
| &c 4-2awlm
| iliANO FORTE AND SiNGI G.-Miss
l. ALICE C. DAWSON will be happy to receive
limited number Of pm ellis in the above branches oil
etucaticu on moderate terms, either at the resi-
dence of the pupil AZ her own, Ath street, De-
| tween Broad and Grace. r,rN,rr .
| Private lessons given in FRENCH TO young
| ladies. er -, III
| I,RENCH INATIIUIE.
| Professor A. Ia BON BARlE respectfully
hegs to inform his patrons and the pubic IN gene
| rai that his INSTfTUTE will be open, for gentle
men. on The 18th Of OCTOBER. DAY AND EVE
/ MING CLASSES.
| Prof.. i. l.. B0MBARIE vii! also lie willing to
give instruction in Schools, and to Anew pupils IN
private. ,.., ,.:..
| For further information apply ut the institute
| GoddIn's Hall, Room No. 25-lrom To . 4. M.
| References:
Rev. !. PETERKIN,
VIM. II. MAcFARLAND,
Col. THos. b. BIGGER,
| JoHN JoNEs,
| DR.. john DOVE. oc l-1ws
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DICHMOND CLASSICAL
" AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL

FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
The Eighth annual Session will commence on
MON DAY, Sept. 18th. at the rooms on Franklin,
between Sth and 9.h streets
HORACE i0R P. Sniff sMifH. A. Nj III. Principals
PRoF. IL. W. KUELBEi., Instructor in French
and other Modern Languages.
PROF. JOHN A. CALYO. Instructor in Ornamen-
tai Drawing.
Mr.. J. W. REEVE. Instructor in Practical
Bcok-keeping and Laws of Accounts.
PROF. o. HEINRICH. Instructor in Mechanical
and Architectural Drawing and Practical
Surveying and Engineering.
Present patrons of the School are earnestly So
licited to punctnal attendance on the part
of the pupils. and those wishing to enter their
are respectfully requested to make early appiica-
ton.
The Principals will be at their school-room be-
tween the hours of 9 and II, and at other hours.
may be found at their residences. For references,
terms, &c. see CIRCULARS for distributions, at the
mA. A Primary Department will be connected
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DENTISTRY.

r. A. JETER. SURGEON DENTIST,
Ms~>offiee on Main street. below PEARL next
>1lLD door to p. Horton kcaehs Trimming
Store. and two doors above Nessrs. Thos. X. Price
Il Co.'S Dry Goods Store.
Having returned to the city would be pleased to
see those that he has engag ements with, and all
fortunate as co need the services of Dental Sur
geon. Sc I3-lml F. A. JETER.