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DENTISTRY.


S&sT- GEO. Ii. STEEL. DENTIST
WSseasAS;g Office aud residence south side of
VI TYSS Main, between It'll and sth streets
1Ih-LJ five doors above the Spotswood
Hotel, Richmond, Va, performs all operations Ell
tner 10 the operative or mech anical departments
Of DENTISTRY, in the best manner, usingSn the
pures' ma'eFlai fe ll-dlm
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.--THE
HS$ASX t'HEoPLASTIC AND VULCANITE
NPROCESS.-G. w. JONES' Den
i-L1 list, having the right for the above
mode of making Teeth and being satisfied of its
absolute superiority over all other methods car
with confidence commend it to those desiring full
or partial sets of teeth, and especially such may
he dissatisfied with those they are now using
The perfect adaptation of the plate to the mouth,
and the suction thereby secured, enables him to
insert one or more teeth lithout clasps. This me-
thod hsving been adopted by those sta ndng high
est in the profession, North and South. testimo
malls will be given and specimens exhibited to
those wishing to see them Sets of Teeth, on gold
or any other plate. will, of course, be made for
those preferring them. Filling, Cleansing, Ex-
tracing, and all other operations gently and tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted by ELEC-
TRICITS, ,c,thoia pain.
EFT OHfce on Main street. opposite Corinthian
Hall. de lily
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PATENT MEDICINES.


THE GREAT VIRGINIA X EhEDF AND
NO HUMkCG.-PETERS' lNFALLIbLE REM
EDf FOR GDSORRHGk AMI ALL SECRET DIS
EaSES.--This great American remedy, containin <
20 Mercurdl or BalsamiC properties, excels every
thlnS heretofore offered the public in it's curative,
restorative ana TenOyating powers and the
medical world are sstonished when told that the
above remedy will cure the above diseases, and
contounded when they have ocular demonstra-
tions OF the facts. But the proprietor, who has
known Of the remedy for twenty odd years, has
KNOWN Of case Of wenty years standing to be
stored to perfect health, and all other cases of
shorter duration to be restored, without a single
exception and therefore challenges any case of
donorrhea which the remedy will not cure pro-
vded the directions are carried out with prud ence
on the part OF the patient and any ono purchas-
ing hall dozen bottles, and using accordingly. IN
his or her case, he guarantees perfect cure; and
In case OF failure, will furnis additional medicine
tree OF CHARGE to complete the cure, through his
agents; and cure will be effected with0u. incon-
venience to the patient.
Sold by APPERS0N & DUPUY, No. 2ql Broad
street, aud .. 4. STRECKRR, Main street Drug
glsts, agents for the city of Richmond.
I--fTuk
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IN CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHEN.

A-T1 CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHEN-
VI "a w ARE.--We would ca Ii the attention of all
A4p who may want TO purchase 70 orr large and
NxssH Well 50! ecied stock of DlNNE Err, TEA and
CHAABER SETS, decorated ia the very latest
styles Also, WHITE GRANITE aud FANCY
fRlNTED DINNER and CHAMBER SETS, of
twenty different patterns.
Also, large assortment Of PARIAN CHINA
fiICHhhS, Asses, FIG Res, sold in groups by
MAN GLASS VASES, COLOGNE BOTTLES, WA
TER BOTTLES, WINE BOTTLES, CIGAR HOLD
ERS. ASHE TRAYS SIC.
SLY ER-PLATED withdrawing of Cas-
tors, Spoons, Forks, Butter Dishes lee Dishes,
Pickle Forks, Mugs, Goblets, Caudlestic Smut
Tors I'd Trays Walters, &c. of the best plate al
ot which will be sold the very low est prices, at
GEO J. SUMNER CO. s,
la % Iron Front Buildings tIoveruor ~
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fHnrfersH h,,t h. = - - -

v Il U 4 SA INfis IA 4 &
Caartersd by The Legislature If IN
Ar 800 eco
$500 feesiVed on deposit in of fiSf
DOLLARS and upwards on which Interest AZ T..
rate ei SIX per centCm per annuGn is paid tor sums
remaining six months or longer FOR shorter pe.
rl0ds, interest at the rate of S per centurn -
me whole loiut stock bound for the deposits
Deposits received and certificates issued by in.
cashier, L. b. srARkB, at the store of spence :
carey corner OF Main and Governor streets, Rich
monc, Va. SAM'L ). COTTRELL Pres
7. b. SrARkE, Cashier,
oc A-l2m DAVID BAKER, JK. Secretary
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

OFFICE RICH'D & PET'G 4 r. Co.,,
RIcHAusp, Nov. 29th. 1869.
-, -sfEsssE1 On AND AFTER mon.
ka ffSEs,.sssssss DAY, the ord day OF December
TRAINS on this Road viii
run ~ follows:
, TRAINS LsAvE RIcHaoED FOB PETERSBURG.
Express daily, Except sundsys at. 80 A.
Wednesday aud Friday, at............ 90 A. NJ
L III
IRA M LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND.
Express duty at. IS 4.
Aec9min"d ,tIon ltri-weekiy,) Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at.....,...... Is A. N
NAH daily, except Sundays, at. Il p. u
te lis THo<. Fl. WS&NE, superintendent.
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In addition to the ordinary mode Of Insurance
this Company issues PERPETUAL POLICIES on
Buildings, on the payment of EIgHT ANNUAL PRK-
NUNS. Property Il thencefUrth permanently in
sured. BY this piaa d saving Is effected, and the
risk and Inconvenience Of renewals are avoided
Fhe policy can be cancelled at any time by the
holder, the premium being returned less ten per
cent.
Losses promptly dd listed and paid
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CHINA, GLASSWARE. &c.

Svs DON'T LOSE tn OPPORTUNITY
a94yT0 BUY CHINA, GLASSWARE, 4 n b
IItU HoUSEFURNISHlEG GOODS, At AGREAT
a421 SACRIFICE Intending to open, within
braed IN s. Fox, on Broad near al street, with an
entirely new stock Of China, Glassware, House.
tufni>hln% aud Fancy Goods, We will close cut our
present STOCK at most astonishing low prices. and
therefore invite the attention Of those ho would
ave from 70 to super cent. to this opportunity
SCHAAP co,
to d = =
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sss Baths. Baths: Ba,hs!..

HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS
60 be had daily. from O'Clock A. NJ. until 10 p
M, 81 the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, Sham.
po0lng and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel entrance on llth street. Single Bath IS
cents or hve tickets Tor pl. IS
81 fca'll act Regret Trial.
SAMPLES lAFALLlBLE BAKING POWDERS.
Light, sweet, and wholesome loaf bread, pas
Try, batter aud buekw eat etAes, made IN Tow
minutes. without any trouble.
JOHN ". GARLiCk, Mani er and sole Prupr
For sale by Druggists and Grocefs. IL 20
--------
- One Trial viii insure the Use of Sem
PLE'S lSFALLiBLE BAKING POWDER In sEy
isintly, II properly used. For sale by Druggists
aud Gfocers. fs4
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WOODEN
COMPANY.
OF TBTS cry.

Cfsahlked laHt year, and III order to make sucb
GOODS ~ would not compete with, but would IN
ther aid ether Southern ma nuiacture- bv furn{.n
ing grades and styles OF Goods that have never
heretofore been made Ia Virginia, they sled heir
MIL with machinery Of the best and ausst 9uaii.
y: they are n.lw manufacturing FINE CAsSI-
MhhES aud CLOTHS Of every variety, from FL -
Virginia MeTino and Mestizo Wool, aai solicit
the attention Of the trade in the South to their
foods. All who have seen heir ARMY CLOTHS
manufactured at first expressly for the Wright,
Military Institute, pronounce them at least eg II.
u not superior IN quality, to those they had bee
buying retofore, and quite cheap.
The Virginia State and Central Agricultural So
eleies, at their Fair held In this city, in October
last, awarded To this Company GOLD MEDAL
Tor their exhibition of WOODEN Goods. which in
Guided some beautiful SHAWLS, BLANKETS Ne
Purchasers may rely upon every piece OF Good,
manufactured by US being hat ii l. represented
anu under n" circumstances will thi. C6mpany be
induced to work shoddy Ia their Goods, nor will
They card aay cotton With heir wool.
LEWIS ID. CRENSHAW, Prest.
SAMUEL p. MiTCHELL,1
WELLINGTON GUDDIN, ME-.
JcHN Ii. MuNTAuCE, DiieetoIs'
z. w. HAYWOOD.
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III REDUCTION IN PRICE. .-STEB-
" ID BlNS, PULLEN co. will, from this day
.SEH "her their entire stock of FANCY GOODS,
ex4y VASES, &c., at greatly reduced prices for
cash Now Is tn s time to make your purchases for
The holidays. Call early.
STEbRINS, PULLEN & Co,
las Corner 9TH sad Broad sts.
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nK. J. ". CLARkEs sTIMULATIYG

y LIN IMENT-FOr the cure of Rheumatism
humba80, and all diseases of the Spine. Acute
Painful Gatherings in the Breasts of Females
Ghroaic Sore Throat, Swellings, Strains, sprains,
PlIes. Cuts, Burns, Pieurisy, scalds, Old Sores,
Cuts and Sores, Scratches, &c. Prepared bv DR.,
J. W. CLARKE, Aberdeen, Miss, aud for sale py
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r.. ,-s.s:ssEs..s1 TRAVELLERS ICl.,
ES xF.sS6f& 70 THE NORTH: -lOOI

IL - 70 Thk S5Ffa -IS6l.
< W Y.-Trains leave Calvert Station
Baltimore. daily, Except Sunday,) at $50 A. M,
end at 5 80 P NJ for Niagara FalIs fare only ten
dollars Buffalo, OwegO, osWega, Toronto. Ham
lton, all parts Of Western New York and Canada.
Tor Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati, st Louis and all
Parts of me West, Northwest and Southwest
Travellers go to Detroit Chicago, Milwau-
kis, &c, via Niagara Pals, at the same cost as by
any other route.
new route to New York is now open by this
Road, via Harrisburg and Jersey City with only
one change of cars. Fare, sc. Take the $40 A. NJ
train aud so through by daylight, over hrst-class
Roads and through beautiful country. Try it.
AE Buy tickets only 10 Baltimore.
JAS. c. CLARKE, SUPP.
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- KiCHMONn rnTrERIEs 49,

3s-sN RICHMOND LOTTERIES, foot OF
9sszk Main street, Rockets and corner Cary and
ET I'm streets, Richmond, Va. kEESEE &
EI PARR, Projectors .-The subs cribers re-
specially inform the merchants Of Virginia, Worth
Carolina and Tennessee, that they ere manu-
featuring the best quality OF STONEWARE. which
they will sci at the very lowest prices, iria 3D.
erdf discount for cash
w al ware sold by US will be delivered in any
part OF the city free of charge.
THOS. W. KEEsEE,
del DAVTD PiRP
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49, LOOk 10 YOUR tNTERE EST
<SS Bear n mind, that JOSEPH STRAUSS is
ofering the greatest bargains ever Of
Tered before IN SHOES aud BOOTS: Ladies' n eel
CATERS, from Soc, Use. aud 81, worth twice the
money Ladies Congress Caters. Foxed, Tipped
and Tin Bottom, at 81 Ladies' Congress Caters,
Pain or Tipped, AT 81 p and 81 81, selling else
whore at 81 SO Ladies' Morocco Heel Bootees, ri
81, and higher, Ladies' GOal5kin and Leather
Heel B0otees, at III, &c; Misses Morocco Hee
Sootees, AT SHE, and Caters at the same Misses
Goats kin ard Leather Shoes, at half their value
tmidren . Morocco Shoes. at 50 cts. and upwards :
|hlidreu : Black and Colorej Heel Caters. at 81
cents, cheap ut !5c.; Gents Calf Sewed shoes al
$3.50; oxford Ties aud Congress Caters at al
lriees Mems slippers at 81 cts; Fine Calf Sew led
1oots, at IS, worth TS Servants Shoes, At Is cts
gorth Sl.2S Heavy Brosans, Boys Boots, &c
You will find the above Is per cent. cheaper than
IA JpSspLI
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CLOTHING. &c.
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~ fflI bs--fne whole OF HuLL'S stock a,
p[ices az cn1dp IN proportion as tne sl0 suits
Must close them all out If possible to mako room,
tor spring Goods. He sells only Tor cash.-can al
ford to sell cheap
mond-aii at reduced prices.
o IRVING HULL. Agent,
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SAVINGS BANKS.
OH DOMINION SAVINGS RANK.

MS Institution will receive DEPOSITS. on
mhlen an interest Of per cent. per AMMAN Is paid
On az sums re remaining deposit longer than six
period. s "'n"ito'
81 Deposits received at the stores OF J. F. REs-
SAsIi ana Messrs SfAakB i CARDezo. Main ST.
u. w. WILLIAMS, Fres'f
z. RyssAULT, Treasurer -
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ST Old Dominion Insurance Company.

IRE AND MARINE RISKS TiKES ON FAVOR.
ABLE TERMS.
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| l. y L
L DENTS All new and rare remedies includ
| ing pure Pr0pylamin and its compounds: sinh
carbonate, Tannate, Valeranate and Subnitrate of
such as M0NsELLs PREPhRHTiioSSn'T pR r II2N
SOLUTION. Solution Of Pernitrate Protonitrate
IRON lum Syrups OF Superphosphate and pyr0-
nc; 6XALATE o. CERiUM Phosphaes esq Of IN zinc M;
and Potassa. ALL the new compounds of MOR-
PHIA, QUINIA, CADMIUM, IODINE, sODiGM.
p09rASs!uM, NICKEL, sc. The HYPOPHOS-
thing else IN the Pharmaceutical line; ali Of which
Will take pleasure ii showing to Physicians and
s Meaisat saaea,s, and Of giving all Information
apoe'' III PefSoh or ~ lsueT TO those distance
JOSEPH LAiDLEY, Chemist,
Sign Of the Red Mortar,
re 9Th and Main streets. Richmond
NJ EDlCAL CARBIDE PLUME offers his SER
VA vices to the public in the treatment of all Sc
cret diseases Twenty years practice in the above
branch gives DR.. r a claim to public favor Office
on Franklin street. near the Exchange Hotel and
third house below Trinity Church, same side Al
Ways C on hand hv supPy q the CHEMICAL EX-
renovators for weakened parts now known. Med,
cines sent to order. All Communications by letter
or otherwise promptly attended to- Richmond Va,
DHY>iAIANs AND STUDENrs.-MEADE
4 y BAKER offer TO Physicians aud Graduates
liable MEDICINES, PHARMACEUTICAL PRO
Diets, MEDICAL sADDLE-BAGS, MEDICINE
~ hsis; r9c 5 md Operating Cases of SURGI-
CASES, TRUssEs, CLAvICAL APPARATUs.
>fLlNfs, and every variety Of Surgical instru,
ments, al manufacturers prices.
4 oung Phyalcla rs just commencing the practice |
estimates Of 0utnts before purchasing elsewhere
Dr. We feel confident that we can supply reliable
and properly prepared medicines N as good terms
as they eah get them in Philadelphia OF n. York.
MEADE BAKER,
Manufacturing PharmaeeQtists
- lso Main street, cor. above Post Office,
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aaledIeInes.
TTRALTH / HEATH HEALTH I
PURIFY TEE BL00DI
DIR. WEAYER's
OANKKR AND SALT RHEUM SYRUP,
Foa TIE uuRH or
Oanker, Salt Rheuu, Eryalp-l-s, scroiuigus Dis
eases, Cutaneoua NruptiOns and every kind
cf Disease ArilinR nom an impure
ethto OF tho Blood.
The nsos E6eesVs Blood Purifier Of ths NtAs-
tenth Century.


ftt. tba ,re.rristion OF an Educated Physician,
and an who are aictfd with any Of the above named
diseaaea, should use u without delay. suoh Letters
a. the following are often recvtvedi =, -. go.
~ JEROMEyfLLE, Aahiand Co, o.. NOV ~ ieoo
Messru }. NJ HnrriH 4 10 Ctneinnat,, VI
santlefaen: Il deem Il aduty ~ well a. q pleasure
20 inform you v hat Or. Weegera ~ kuf ana OE-
hAfE haf done f0F me-, snd hope tht this eltel may
come 20 the notice OF per+ous similarly allioteo- IN
the wear 1850 was at acked with tettert u soils
Kindred disease, on both my ] g, which extended
until from my kuees 20 my tect was enc raw sore
consul fe0 aud obtained medicines. ana pre5efln
lions from nearly oil the physicians IN tnts Vicinity
but outAined no re'i6E Your agent az this place
Mr. HodRan, recommended me 20 Try the ~ Ahg
OerAta, which fortunately did, and am now asouna
aud well man By theif pBs
With great gr6titude, remsin yours truly,
lHI JOHN WEtRBAUGHT.
Mr.. WlerbGughs being well known gentleman o.
Ashland CO., makes this in;ormsucn most relAbls'
By taking the Syrup directed, IL viii drive lhe
disease from the stem, aud When once out on the
skin, isW applications Of DR.. WeaVers
CERATE AVN ntINTMENT.
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AMY ooFREsPoNpRNCR.

The following letter from Camp Wilkins
was written to 3 gentleman in this city by
his brother In the Pennsylvania volunteers;
CAxr wilkins, Nay 20.
uEAR BRoTHFR- Our Colonel
brought rs the welcome news that we would
sscsiVs our arms and equipments tO-dsy, and
BE- on the march tomorrow morning at ?
o'slocE.
Thsreare IN our encampment q comPan-
les Of es good feeling boys ss are 70 befOund
anywhere. The health Of the camp isvery
good, there being not more than hbeen or
tVsaty in the hospital. a The principal
ampsemeuts are cricket, baseball, pitching
qusits, sparring, dancing, jumping, &C.
sinoa We have been here 1 have had the
s privilege Of visiting the Garrison and Arse
ma where I saw upwards of 200 canhon, va
fying n size from % Poundsrst to those Of 10
inch bore, besides cords Of shot and shells.
Thsrears also in the centre of the Garrison
Park eight brass six Founders and four NOR
tars, taken from the English in the Revo-
= Iationery War. The weight of the 10-inch
q guns ranges from Is, 200 70 5000 lbs. We
sn also visited The Fort Pitt Works where these
guns are made, and By the politeness Of the
workmen was shown through the works,
- among the guns. They maybe seen finish
"a and unfinished, nearly all sizes, from
small field pieces. carrying 8 10 shot or shell,
TO riAed csnuon, carrying balls 10 inches in
saa-d diameter and 3 feet long. The weight Of
s.7. ball i5 said TO be 900 los. The dimensions Of
fhegun are as fllORss, length Is feet bore II
- inch, thickness at breeeh four feet, weight
20 ton5y said to be the heaviest in the State.
Thers ere sa-be 20 grooves in it, and when
.l fninhed ills calculated to throw ball with
aas great precision to distance Of sewn mile.
-saa- They were 1naking shells for the big gun at
'a FORTRESS Monroe Those that we saw, weigh
Cd from 275 q $50 lbs, and are Is inches in
dlsnster. Think the weight Of that gun
~ & about q tons. i was 81 inside here, and
when shipped, u was loaded on two ears.
ssaa-s5 ourcsnp is situated along the Psnnsyl-
svania Railroad. The other day coal car
nan oif lhe trsck and upset against our stalls.
l.na In short time the coaIswas ali in our
agr camp, which kept camp-fFss good for Eev-
sral nights.
Our destination is known only to the
= ssid officers. When We get settled I will
y >, urits again.. Il you can get time 70 write
sa meryoars Will be fofga1isd from here to
our camp wherever il may be- 1s go
z-as s-' Some, cOuiecture thai we are going down
aezl the river 70 MOrgantOwn, and others say
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GEN. FlTcH.--A gentleman who was at Co.
iumbus ct The time General J.W. Fitch en-
tered the ranks as a private, says, that the
whole aiT4ir was for time quite exciting.-
The General addressed the men and earnestly
besoughtthsn MOTTO desert their companies
sr5 Capt. CFsue and other officers spoke to
The same effect, begging them not TO disgrace
thsusslFes and officers. The General told
those who persisted in going hat they were
towards, disgrace to their towns, to their
county and their State.
One Of the deserters, big hulking fellow
came up to bid asObbing farewell to Ger.
Fiteh before departing. G-good bye Gen
srsl.s' a Be Of with you'll Twant nothing
to.say to you" was the reply. But G-gen-
ersl, they said We va to have rifles and then
they gave Us m-muskets," said tie weePer
al tell yOu begonoI" shouted the General
ssGo home sirl Go home to your mother
and let-her feed you milk till you Outgrov
your baby hoOd. SIR"
Our informant says that he saw the new
volunteer sworn in and start of with hi
musket 10 the ranks. Governor Dennison
After learning Of the circumstances remarked
that the course General Fitch had taken wa
not one that would work him any injury.
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PREsEfIT POPULATION.
ne stats d RAPIDLY fling ID win populliou es9,'
los persons having been added since 1850, making 10
present POpuaa,on s72s sa4 ratio q lo2 Psr cent n
tsn years. a.l.--
g. 7s AGRICULTURAL PRODUCES. !,
he Agricultural Producs q Ilnois are grazir tau
hoss Of other STATE The prodrcts sent out during
nc past year exceeded go ooo lor1 ne Wheateop
~ 1890 approSches IS 1oo 900 6usne9, ghs tns eorn
croD vielts not less than 10 go 900 ou1ne4.
TERTuITY OF TIE s0H.
Nowhere can the Industrious farrner se1ls s1cn 1-
redsfa results for hi8 labor a. upon theze pfis soi5
fhsy being composed o. deep rch loal, taa fertility
of which, S unsurpasssd b any On the giooes
TO Actual CULIIgATORA
sfaes 1884. ds C6mpany aGus sod 200 900 aeTes
Ihey ssu only 70 aelNaJ cis.seoEs aaa ~ eree.
lcoasrucsed Through fss lands AZ On es q 50 ooo5
100. IN 1850 tAs popalatioli q l9lsy.1t1s -
ldESugk I1iich Z parisl, iuaf only @ 8 fos ie 49,
2s3 hare bsss dadsd; 1GllHg a. i1hoe fsoil9s ia
s9l, Q gaia q 1877 es'L 1900 .
EIDEECEs OF PROSPERITY
As an evidence offs thrilt q te Pecplsi lsasz b
stated that COO 600 tons q freight, t1cug go go
bushels Of grain, and go goo barrels q our we're or-
sardsd over tie linz llst year. a E
EDUcAu0N. in
Mechanics and woEkinymen Wia ind The ne school
'systeln encouraged By the Stats and endowed Win
large revenue for the support of schools. Iharchil
dren can live Ia sight Of the church and sdh5ohouses
and grow CD Win the pro3t1flly ul a11 A Ia.s "a
lths Great Western Empire.
] PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYEKE1.
ne priees OF these lands vary from g 70 IS per
silers accordi1g % location, quahty, b. ETt ells1
farming Inds sell for about SO 20 So PER acre and
the relatFe expense of subduing prare Ind as con
pared win wood land IS IN the ratio q % 20 n favor
% heforHer. he terms q sale FOR The bak q e1a
. iands VIII be
I ONE YEARS INTEREST N ADFAEC8
at SIX per cent per annu and six Interest noias q AZ
Der cent payable respectively n one, two, thraa ou,
Va and SIX years from date q sale; and tor 1oies
or principal payable n four I've, SIX and ssy a years
from date ofsals the eoutraetst tt tenth
ofthe tract purchased shall Be fenced and
each and every year, for i've years from date g s
leo that as the end Of nVe years llal q tenssa
and under cHltiFatol- 81. ....-,
,lTWKNTY PER CHI. WILL 1E OkDOC1kn
nom de valuation for cash except tla sane snoHd Be
; Al siz dollars per acre when To eh Price va Ss nFa
dollars i- -.-... f.--s ~ -..-t .---ss
p10durHQas, Prsss, and terms q PayHeHs, euH p had
OSrERL Land Commissions,
: CHICAGO, uAINoIa
iaqes. and Citfes altueted upon the llll-
100, O,APPLETON's sRA1LVSAK Z eSA-sA
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Military blankets and cloth direct
from the manufactOry and at manufacturers'
prices. b. [. H. Robinson, ls2 Superior
street, Cleveland. Avery superior quality
Of blanket i'm pervicus Z water, Companies
supplied on short nOtieas an onders viii
be met with prompt ST ention, Address G.
81. Robinson, 1s2 Superior street.
my6:lmd&W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-03

ELYRIA.-A new com mpany, under the com
mand of Capt Howard, will leave Elyria on
Monday morning for Camp Dennison. The
members Of the company are mostly stout,
able-bodied farmers from BrOwnhelm and
other towns adjacent BrOwnhelm has done
nObly in Citing out her men, furnishing
them wilh two good shirts, revolver, &c,
each. The Company viii be one of the best
in camp. The Elyria ladies are furnishing
them with blankets, shirts, &c, so that they
viii go of we'll prepared. Several officers
from Camp Dennison are at Elyria recruit
ing volunteers for the war.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-03

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Not long since sent to you for box Of Oephslic
Pills for the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Cos
dveness and received the same End they had 50 good
an eject that was induced 70 seEd fore mUre.
Please send BY Ieturn mail. Direct TO
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-03

CowIEs 70 CLOSE QUARTERs.-Col. steed-
nan, with his regiment Of Ohio troops,
crossed the Ohio river on Monday last and
marched TO Parkersburg. where tits thought
be will take the railroad for Grafton. Col.
Irvine's rsgiment-lsft Bellair for Wheeling,
70 take the Baltimore 4 Ohio Road to the
sane place, about The same time. A num-
Der Of Union troops from Western Yirginia
accompanied them. @ -z