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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-11

"pREpARE FOR CHULEEA".--Undert this
head the Relief Committee of the Yvupn
Mems Christian Association Of Chicago
nave issued the following circular. copies
OF winch arc Tor distribution. The direc.
.iohs nertlh contained are well worthy OF
being heeded
There ls every reason to expect that the
cholera will he here by the middle of NAV
or the first of June. Its victims will be prii
cipally
lit. Those who use intoxicating drinks.
I'd. Those who are not cleanly in their
persons and houses.
3D.. Those, irregular in their habits,
keeping unreasonable hours, eating ir-
regularly, &c.
10 Prepare for Cholera. lst. Be scrupu.
lously clean i'll person. bathing the body
daily, and keeping the entire clothing clean.
Cd Clean thronghly. and whitew.sh
your rooms, euthouscs and premises gepss.
ally,
I'd. See that no swill, garbage. or other
refuse matter is thrown either on your lot
street or alley. Clean up thoroughly your
whole premises. in doors and out, and set
an example Ofcleanlincss to your neiehbors
4th. II your landlord refuses or neglecty
to do his duty In putting his houses in prop
cr order, report hiht to the Health officer
in your district.
9Th. Abstain from all into xicatiue drinks
ale and beer. as well rs whi.key.
9th. Use simple, wholesome food, through
ly cooked avoiding stale vegetable or tainted
meats. DO not give way to fear or panic
This will increase your danger. Cholera
will in most gases yield to skiiul treatment
if taken in the first stages. Watch for the
symptoms, which is Usually diarrhea. Do
not neglect it for II single hour. however
mild it may be. Delays are dangerous,
Avoid all nostrums and advertised .scholers
medicines" most of them will do more
harm than good. Apply at once to some re-
liable physician. Nome "f our physicians
will refuse their services ut such u time to
the poorest.
Lastly. but first in importance, prepare
for it by giving your heart to the Lord Jesus
Christ Then you will be fitted for either
life or death. You may not fall by cholera
this summer. Blu: death is, certain to all
and may come to you soon. If you are =
Christian You are safe; if not JON are pn-
safe. and cannot BE- at peace. BE ye also
ready. far in such an hour as ye think not
the Son of Man comcth."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-11
a}li5eell 4 istu,l., s.
Artemus Ward on the Fcnians

The great Snowman has returned from
the South and has opened II regular cor.
respondcncc with the Philadelphia Home
Weekly. He went to Il Fruiau meeting
and the following is the result. 81 dcScrih-
ed in his first letter, dated, 10 Home,
April, lc6o:'
The Town Hall was iam-fall of people,
mostly Irish citizens. and the cnthoosaSn
was immense. Thoy cheer'd everybody
aud everything. They cleerd me.
"Iiurroo for Ward Huuoon'
They are all good nahers of mine, and
answered in a pleasant voice. ".All right
boys. all right. Mayoornccn, och hone,
aroon. Coosha- macrce" These Irish re-
marks bcn' received with greet applaus,
added, "Musher! Mushler.''
Good Good :" cried Cnp. Springler,
who desires the 1lish vote tor County
Clerk; that's tus' rate"
You see what I'm driyin' at don't you,
cap! ;" | said.
,.sCertainly.'
"Wcll," i answered, rTm very glad
YOU do. because don't"
This made the FenIuns lart, end tLey
said walk up into the speakers platform
sir.
The speeches were red hot agin Eng
land aud her iron heel. and it was resolved
to free Ireland at onet. But it was much
desirable before treein' her that a large
quantity of funs should be raised. And,
like gen rous souls As they was. fuus WAS
lib'raly contributed. Then arose an ex-
citin' discussion us to which Head Center
they should send 'em to-O'Mahoney or
McRcbcrts. There was crate excitement
over this, but il was finally resolved to
send half to one and half to t'other.
Then NJ: Finnigan rose and said we
hav' here tonight sum citizens of Amcrl-
can birth, from whom we should be glad
to hear. II would fill our harts with
speechless iov to hear from a man whose
name towers high in the geological and
wax fggcr world-lrom whose pcur!y
lips
SAYS l, "Go slow, Finny, go slow"
I'VE wish to hear" continued Mr..
Finnigan. moderatin his stile summit,
from our townsman, Mr.. Ward"
| beg'd to be declined, but it want no
use. | rose amidst perieck upraar OF
applaus.
| said we had convened there in meet
in AS | understood it, or rather III body
as it were, in reference to Ireland Ii
knew my own heart, every one of us there,
both CRATE and small, had an impulse flow
ing in his boosum, land consequently"
added. we will stick to it similar, aud in
accordance herewith as long as spark OF
manhood, or the peple at large. That's
the kind of man be ~
Squire Thaxter interrupted ne. The
Squire feels the wrongs of Ireland deeply,
on accounts Of havin' once courted the
widder of a Irish gentleman who fingered
in loathsum dunjin in Dublin, placed
there by English tavern keeper, who des-
politically wanted him to pay for a quantity
+of chops and beer he had consoomd. Be
sides, the Squire wants to be reelected
Justice of the Peace. "Mr. Ward,' he
said, you've bin drinkin'. You're under
the infloo'nce of Ticker. sir ~
Says |, Squire, not drop Of good lick
er has passed my lips in Is years"
Cries of "Oh, here now, that won't
do!"l
at is troo, said. Not drop of good
Ticker has passed my lips in all that time,
don't let it pass em. | reach for it
while it is goin' by" says /. Squire.
harness me come more -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-11

DIRECTIONS FOR CURING REEr.-Fny
100 bounds Of beef take 10 pounds of salt.
4 OF Of salt petrc, quart 'n"lasscs. 6 gall
ons "l water. Boil the mixture. skimmiug,
off the impurities; and having cut mp aud
packed the beet in tight vessel, pour the
mixture on the beef hot. boiling hot. Tho
beef is ready for use as soon a. it 10 cool.
Some recipes sny take fvslre pounds Of salt
insted of ten. but from actual experience I
have become satisfied that ten pounds will
make it more palatablc-being one pound
of salt to ten pounds Of beef.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-11

'uo 'e"'"'h ~" ",o so..' o"' """' VII
aiftn are you driVih at mt
"1es: l SAID thats JUST IL: nat +
what We Din AKIN myself dnrin the en-.
tire eVenin' nat is tli'S era.e III licc'li
urivin az Whats an the CRATE 'hiahs
| 'neetins uIi|ih a' an over .le COUNT!
NJ! ir'sii iiers, y"u hh"" INC wei, eh",i
10 hho" .hat oiun come mere 10 o,s'aro u:
.his 'hee',n' Nop"os "u'" ioa'e1 VII o,s, ',,
turn any kihu OF meetih Ahoh you II
hotiss II; 'hehi as are up 70 'hi' sprt .r, Oh
'hi'i5 aiiers co'"c ~ =, oao Gnu ne.c
was young ,.lah-i VIII NOV iien''oh MS
i'a'he-Who disturb my SNOW III certain
town. TWO years ago. ny GaRlh remarks
aisfesPectlui OF NY aii''''ais' accoHpo,''e"
py an aliosan 10 the front part Oh my ned
which, us !o" Sec IL ~ D''io,s"y III s".
'iis !o"hs man GU saho- paper IL 'oo
,hucn' nut you We got u oeau'il1l hco o,
~, ,,a'r III s'e oacH vi ou' hecH' olu ''i'n
MS ii'aue i" II" 'shen' anu ~" -,n.pocu
persons iafi ou1 what was the ia'e "
,hat young man ; IN iess tiian i''on'l
MS aunt oieo ana ieit NH, III, i"f'' III w,
lotu county, Name me hu'l''n ~: ili'"o
c",l p'c'ei W. S'"sei 'i''S.'' III 'n"'' ''i's.
No. n't el'sn lII.i'' ! ".a ns'I "s o"t
u"''e' a''" ''en' N'o" .'o e.e 1'''' ,. Y ."o :;
We. warm II -itai'eu' l hio" ou e'o ''o"es' III
'Lis emu" "'",'ei.
but ie' US .ooh at the'ii ilea" oehte's
Ee' ~ US 'ouA aI tne'i up .oal!h "'a'o'S III
Ne" orh' VINO We o'i, 1ea1lh fouhn 'o'
up atas u year. s"eaflh ireiana sn"'i pe
'ree; ,,,, o.,,
mere TWO par''es-0 MtMahohys anu
| ,NGND kODprtS. Lfe tiltllkS inc DtSL way II
70 80 over 10 oanauy anu es'apish a'' iliS'
hepuo'lc 'hefe' hiholy pef'n't''r' lne N'''
"o'"''s l" pay '''e eApeiises VI 'hu' ,"
boon ana the othcf wants 10 -, san oifecl
,or Duoi'h Day, wnere you,i5 nonot ano
MS iair young Dr,ue Went ooWh owl, ana "''
aloM,'hg D. ace1luin .S 10 @ oa,'a" .a ,,;n, I;'
hcaro. hu' 'hete 3 one p'h' ou Mn'c'
both sides asree-tnat the funS',-
ihet re "'',,ii tNtih ci'aPs III II, NC" io'N
10 10 receive all inc + uns you ,, II se''u ell
gu seha a poss ,on'sl.' 10 ;Mahonpi' "u'
another puss 10 Eoocfts. ho'i VIII re-
cei'e en-. You bet. Ana WIN o'hei
PasSes IL WIFI ne SIN iaf'
! was ili'o .nr. Dei,hoiiico ea'i.' hoHS'
Ine o'her hISht; ana / Sd" my ifen VI
iet'eiicc dcI "ouei' "iio 10 d Gieheii' i1 ''n'
ehtefpnsiil, deputy oeh'ef-- ne was sl'
ING ata laole' r"'i'i5 canvass pach "hch
t'p!sfy ol 'hat A'A1' as you hnoW' ' a' IS Fnln
sr hiSh lnsl now tliinE '""ut h'c ooi
'afS per iouiV: Aaa Il pott1e Vi e'ccl Sc"
stoou "eio'c "!'i'
"iio" are You hf. MGR a'F'eh l sal"
oh, nir' i " ara AN 'iiiseI"pie--rr''s, u,
ftah,e ne "ioI9s We is,shii'eh s"lie'
on, ifeiai'u " III 'foo n'1'oi. u, !"u'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-11

-Sccretary Stanton has placed an in
junction upon the sale Of the Lincoln rail.
road cay. islely bid otf by Ward II. LfAou,
former laW-partner OF Mr. Lincoln. Nj
Stanton desires that the car, should be trsus-
turredto Ford's Theatre Building. and made
one Of the archives Of our civil war. Mr.
i.amon will not oppose this intention, =
bis only design was to save the car Dom
falling into the hands of spcculatOrs.. who
would convert it into . mere article tor
exhibition.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-11

ton, Missouri, furnished the teacher with
the following regulations to be posted up
in the school room:
mo sWcarin
ftin
quareiin
Aicknamip
goin intu the water
resin and iumpin
goln lntn amy persons vine patches and
orchards without consent of the owner
No pinchin
Stckin pins intu each nthcr
pulin Of hair durin books
Courtin in sk0ol
writin Of lo,elettcrs in skool
No more than on" pupil must 20 out. at
a time unless for wood or water
No cracking of walnuts unless dried
whisperin
those roofs must he observed for a
violafnn Of those roofs will he punished
with lash accoi ding to the verdict of tho
trustees.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-11

Mrs. CARLYLE is 50 tired Of her hus-
bands interminahlc history, thai she told
AN ipquring friend one day she only wished
tn" GREAT Frederick had died when be wxS
baby.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-11

- IIule bit Of nothing, trimmed with
three yartss of ribbon and three yards of
lace, malle: fashionable bonnet. Cost !,
500.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-11

Mrs. PartinCton thluks the bills hs,,
fore Congress must be counterfeit or there
wouldn't be so much tronble to pass them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-11

We intend to keep constantly on hand large
variety Of Monumental work. Our facilities 70,
obtaining Stock. aud carrying on the business, i;
such to enable US to sell Good MAJ bic and G ooj
" FORK, at as low a price can lie obtained Mt any
place: and we shall TRY to do so, with all VIII
have an occasion to purchase anything in our line
OF business, if they will honor us with a cali.
Ducksport, Dcc. Eth, 1861. IL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-11
2oettu.
To the Sexton

Tho following lines, which appeared in cur
columns several years ago. are now reprinted by
reguest.-ED. IyDEPENpENT.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

~
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT wNnh H, s, "
land one Of the Jrsnces o. inc s,grsne si. her tarS
sr dated sautrmbcr ~ 1865 FOR me SUN 81 80
upon The apphe4ton o. Alesanaer lr.n' a. an =
csms against her anies- the mail oSnfs ~ 49, NJ.
inereei m s'ne rer.en orslne 70 law villain thty aays
from the hrss puhlicaon OF tns AMER rpUrw
n Y. IanRrwoEr, Attorney
"a -sn l%tn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

JNANIED--A SITUATION IN HOTEL or REsTAU.
w rant by steady man. pn!eratsna, cutting
meats perfectly will himself useful Address ". Il.
r., station O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

c1Arr OF LOUISIANA, sEyf~rh 1,i-. v.s
- tf.ct Couf,. faftHo " N.'
stevens Riker . ..,i.ew ss,ft a. Seizure ard ..as.
~ ~ IL aye entitled snA and direelef 20 ne y erin
,sshe W w me Judicial - sttc' Court W ard
~ We hcno. "a state aforeesd ~ satisfy fsh.g do
LOT w ets 81 sults have seed and * o'er a rab
xe ss,r 81 t al ii O'Clock A. ~. ~ ne rsht fe and
interest tha, INC defeniant. na,s ~ s nv" so ~
- trad land % plsn,At'n eta.sn " ~ cs1h '.
NV argent Tho Missssrp river 1s..nE sfy ssens
= ~ width lrrfhe 0 auont trP eEht at
" s,rar erhesn hundred end si.w arlents ~
80 h, .wrgcaa rer tultsd stit~s syryfys b9unfef
,,. ~ isots besnring W the parish ~ Fonte coare
80 hsov ~ Lands u JDp T. ffeeen Vii AL me ona-
,rss And rnr fcyerns ats thefecn. . -. -
stursissmsea o.r,u0p r,-u.,. an.vo
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08
AdditiOnaI lsomn,y.

BY recent decision Of the War DEPART
msut the Additional Bounty provided by
the act Of Congress approved July 2S, 1866,
will be paid to all soldiers who enlisted for
term OF three years or during the war un.
der any Law giving hut 500 bounty, and
who were discharged by reason Of he ternr-
nation ofthe tnUt as well ss TO those who
actually served three years. This construc
ton of the law gives the bounty 70 the men
of the 50tb, 52d, 9sth and r26,h Regiments,
and all Others who enlisted in three year or
ganizations in which thoy received bui 500,
aud served three years or we're discharged
sooner on account Of wounds, or the tormi
nation Of the war. This bounty will now be
paid ia the order IN which the claims are
presented, and we advise all soldiers entitled
to il to proceed at oRce to have their claims
presented el'i .NifHra 'Hi
Il l. not necessary for yoa to come up to
N. clsirsville to make out your papers II
you will send your certificate of ofdischarseto
q. l.. Poorman, St. Ciairsville, Ohio, who
has presented and collected more soldiers
claims than any Attorney 10 this County. he
will gil UP and send TO you an application
that can be signed and aeknowled ged before
Justice Of the Peace or Notary Public in
your nsighborhood.. and you will thus save
the expense Of . trip here.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08
Encounter Of q Brave woman
with Indians. ~
[From the Lohama (Cal Observer


]. Hessick, who runsa pack train between
Rcd Bluff and HaSfoik ofTrinity gives the
particulars of daring exploit off lady:
Mrs Sarah. Donelson, formerlya resident
of Red Bluff. is living in log house. on tho
trail, with her children and her father. A
few days ago her father went out hunting
stock, and Mrs, Donelson was looking after
her poultry a short distance from the house.
Suddenly five Indians made their appear
ance. Mrs Doneson started for the house,
and was intercepted by two indians. Throw
ing them from her, third caught her by
the. shoulder. She knocked him down, and,
reaching the house in safety, barred the
door. The Indians rested one or more rifles
on the window, leveled at the woman, who
approached them, took down her fathers :
rifle and returned the fire Of the Indians
through the apertures or "chinks" OF the
loo house. On attempting to cock her gun,
Mrs. Donelson found that the thumb ot her
right hand had been shot away 10y an Indi
an bullet, but, using her, loft hand, she soon
|. had the pleasure ofknowing thather would
he murderers had retreated, whether with
whole hides or nat she could not tell -
Muscle, courage and self possession had won
victory--one against five, and that one a
woman. Wa challenge the State 10 exhib'
il an instance in Indian fighting, wherein a
woman has acquitted herself more credit
ably. ~ Y r fsg n Az Et
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08
John MOrrtssey Rs Rn uumbIe
Exponent Of Democracy.

John Morrissey, the prize fighter
and gambler, the man who keeps,a faro
bank on Oath street, New York, and
another at Saratoga, has been nomipa-
ted for Congressby horh branches of
the Democracy, Mozart and Tsnimany.
In accepting the nomination, this dis
grace 70 the human species expresses
himself as follows: a-~-.----.H
ut is gratifying TO me-to receive those
manifestations OF the confidence OF the diff
terent organizations that are represented
here tonight; and although much hasbcen
said which ought not TO have. hesn said,
stand here, gentlemen, as one Of the hum
bic exponents Of the principles Of the Dem
ecrstic party" Ert.
Moriissey is certainly fit "expo-
nsnt OF the principles of the Democrat
10 party" He represents the materi
al Of which that party is composed
not only in New York, but throughout
the country. Is itany wonder that q
party with such "exponents" could gel
up sach demonstration like the New
York draft riots, the New Orleans mas
saere, and the Memphis murdeis2
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08
4 Rebel Paper ON John Nor
Hn rtaSey.

Here is a sparkling little gom from
the Nashville Banner. 1t attributed
the thing TO zone of it's exchanges" !"
but itis too modest by half We know
700 well the quality OF the dishes il
serves up fori its readers; and we doubt
not that the second paragraph, at least,
is all Its own:
SaOae az onr exchanges defends its party
for the nomination of John Morl issey, the
ppgilist. IL thinks that the ex champion
Of thepriEe riaR may not make worse Con.
gressman than others that wear the honorr
very gracefully. lie may not, in fact, be
shs worst member Of tho House. Nine
senths Of lhe present Republican Represen
sstiyes win fall below him in brains, small
rs may be The quantity possessed BY The
pueilirt. 77 ~ WI q
"a He Is DOT adrupken bully, Ike Cha adler,
sEus o. drunken fanatic. like Yates, nor
drunken idiot. like Spraeae He Is not 4
Safeguard like Ineet4all, 4 poor craven,
ike Grinnell, an is'psseticsbls ass, liksG
lena Washburne. nor beast nor thief
ike the probable Congressman Dailer.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08
L. e. g. w. A. Drake

Tho. course OF study CONSISTS OF SINGLE AND
Partnership Sets Wholesale and Retail Merchandising
Commission, Compound Company aud Joint Stock Busi-
ness, Banking, Commercial Paper, Commercial Law,
Large Hall is now 6led up for the rclegraphic De-
p0rImenl exclusively, where advantages viii be se-
cured superior TO any thing elsewhere in the Nesi Ills
the best reputation Having alss the favor aud patron
aye OF the leading Telegraph Officers throughout the
West SITUATIONS nr graduates can readily be secured
The Tuiilon Fee is only about ONE HALF that
usually ehnrgeJl similar Institutions whileihe cheap
ness OF living ,he numerous educational advantages Of
the place. aud the comparative absence OF temptations
10 vice, are tapoFleni cons derations.-
We do NOT GUARANTEE situations TO our graduates,
ANIRE full aud coMpLIrR satisfnetiop 10 our students.
RtnkaaEh we are not I" lnlk IN any hody's chain,
neither do we lay claim 10 50 ABsURD thing as
pa,enth on asysiem Of Instruction.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08
CHEAP AND DURABLE

THE COMBINATION OF PUi.VERIZED SLATE
1 and vlscous matter as roofing material stands ul-
Tivatled mastict adhpts itself TO every shape aud
slope. II Is comhustible, impervious non expau
siye and undecaying Frost does not crack, nor heat
dissolve IT, The ouly roohng material ever discovered
that will resist the action OF the elepens long the
structure protects For repairing old and preserving
new metallic roofs OF all kinds Plastic Slule has never
son TO the mechanic nrts preserver OF metal and
wood when mbedded IN water or earth, or exposed to
The weather Being susceptible OF little, u any wear
from exposure aud perfectly freprooi is unequaed
as pant for railroad aud farm buildings fences aud
bridges, iron or wooden, r .r. .I..s.- .....-T
Having secured the sole ght to the above roofing
material IN tire County OF Relmon we are prepared al
al times 10 pat new repair old roofs Mt the shortest
possible Ice. Our terins are reasonable and work
guaranteed CAPEliARr GARRISON n CO,
-r sherman House Bridgeport Belmont Co, q.
Persons desiring To net as Agents, on very lib, raj
terms, desiring circulars OF farther inform on,
should write call al their office, je1Iy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08

TIAVING purchased my broher's interest in the old
i i frm and now having tue sole and entire control
and interest, il shall be enlarged rehued and improved
in every respect. IN '''
The citizens of Si ClarsvllIe and Of the County gen.
eraly snIl find 6rst class Drug store, in all that is
essential to make IL such. IT, .s. a.i..-
Having received n liberal patronage in the past |
hope not only 10 have il eoniinued but largely
ed IN thc future he'll, . ... n .,....'
You can always dud everything In the Drug line at
j. J. Picserng', and that, 100 fresh and purewhich
we will sell nj the Lowest Cash Prices. n q .H.l
Particular attention will be paid 10 filling Physicians
Orders. u.st....I. Fl. "His. l..#. ..... D g.
May IL. 1896. r.N r. ..,rr., }, J. PICKERING,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08
THROAT AFFECTIONS

Are more frequently than otherwise caused by a thick
Shiny mucous ialling from the head especially
during the night, spd resulting from Ca
iarrh aud are cured Dy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08
A CARD.

I'HE undersigned having sold his entire ynieres, IN
the Drug Store heretofore doing business under the
6rm name of w 4. j. J. Pickering, to his brother
who has the whole ineresi-desires tlIe ccounts
OF the finn TO he immediately settled UP. o.
Al per.ons knowing themselves Indebted To the old
firm urgently requested to call and settle at once
.s - .....- w. Il. PICKERING.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08
ADDRESS,
Dr. .. n. SEELYE g. Co.,
FREEpoRr, iLIlNois.
ssld by all Wholesale and Retail nfussis,s.
GENERAL AGENT

GENERAL AGENTS. % H..s.
John o. Park Cincinnati, Ohio; Fuller Finch 4 Full.
Ter, Chicago, III. Burnhams vsnShaaek, Chicago,
nj Demss Basies 4 Co, New ro,k D. Ransosn' \
Co., Buffalo, N VI Farfand Shelley Cn. Detroit
ards e Co, Philadelphia, rai ". Sellers a Cos
Pittsburgh Pa; oolllAs BROS, 81 Louis, Mo- Barnes
Ward & Co. New Orleans La.i II. A. Robinson d C :.
Louisville, Ky.i BigIey Brs,, Memphis Tenn, r. r.
Depuy, Richmond We Thonipsca& a. Block, Baltimote,
Md. Dexter n Neleser Albany, ~. vi Strong 4
Mich. : Wilson, Peters Co., Leaisvius, Ky
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08

To amy who have doubts conee rning where go for
Business Education, we say-if you study one week
with aid hnd we have deceived you by false repre-
ssnlalons ask for your tuition fee, aud will refund
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