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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-10

c3Y' Dir. George Aliens Steam Mill is now
IN successful operation. turning out sx bushels
OF meal an hour. The meal is of the best uunI.
i'y and 's giving general satisfaction. The
proprietor has recently received supply Of
corn and is rrcpure,l 70 meet all orders.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-10

See Advert aeiDcnts Of Eureka Oil; Robi
MeCraYen; J. X. Vance; Samuel Hunter and
james. Il. Cunningham; T.. ". r. Nance; W
p. Noble; VIM II. Butter, VIM. Hill. Election
tor Sheriff; Dr.. Parker
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-10

E:EE Judge Wnrdlnw and Gen. McCowar.
delegates to tie Philadelphia Convention. lef,
on e'lncs'lay last. They propose spending q
day in w Washington.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-10
Yours. truly,
ALEXANDER III. STEPHENS.

LoSnoS. August 3.--.Received in Now York
on the 9th. MARTA, law hns been proclaimed
in lower Austria, and uiso in Venice, Prussia
and Wurtcmburg.
The peace conference is to be held at Prague,
and the preliminuries thereto, as agreed rpon,
nre the following: Austria is to withdraw frt IN
the German Confederation; is 10 lose Venice
and her part of Schleswig- -Iiolstein also TO
pay SlO.uOO,0OO to her advcrsaries. ia expenses
of the war. The German Suites North of the
Main are to form rnion, under the guidance
of Prussia. and the German States South of the
Main are to form an independent union, under
the Italian patriot, Mazzini.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-10

cB We direct attention to the advertise
ment Of Mr. +. W. X. Nance. who offers for
sale his Steam Saw and Grst aliil nt Dornulds-
vile, and tho tract OF land on which j, is situu-
ted. The location is very desirable, and the
Mill ia in excellent cOudiIiou
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-10

cSS- Our young friend. Mr.. Robert Nc.
Bryde. will please accept our thanks for late
c"l,ss Of Northern papers.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-10

eB 1t affords us pleasure to announce that
the Rev. D, McNi"ll Turner, D. D., at the earn.
est solicitation Of his Congregation, has conclu-
ded to withdraw his application for a dissolu-
tion of the pastoral relation with tho Presbyte.
rian': Church Of this place. 40 previously an
nounced. We congratulate The church and
community upon retaining in our midst, SO emf
ne4t and usefnl minister. and feel assured that
The announcement will bs shighly gratifying to
the uumsrons friends and admirers Of Doctor
Turner. -:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-10

In Executive aession; last saIasasy; ths ssn.
ats s9Df!msd over; 200 brsyss srraintnsnts,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-10

Sale DAT-Thrre ives, rather a larger. at
tendance than usual Of our fellow citizens on
Sale Day lrst They bring very funfaybrabie
reports Of the crops, both Of cotton and corn
10 eonne sections the corn 10 almost AN entire
feiIure, Ard the cotton 10 very unpromising--.
The apss.iono Of sutstsenqe for smother ysar. 70
becoming very serious one. The close of the
yeer promises to find US with shortened spp-
plies. and dininishsd seipureSs In. tho. wsY Of
inonsy and credit: =: - III. *
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Commercial Matters.
Allegheny Cattle Market.
ALLEGaENY CTTY. A

ALLEGHENY CRY, April s.
CATTLE. The demand was larger than
the previous week besides, the offerings
were more liberal. In fact, pretty much all
that was offered found purchasers at good
prices. The largest portion of the stock
offered was from Illinois, Ohio and Indiana.
The butchers purchased freely, and so did
the ~shippers. The quality offered was bet.
ter than the average. The consequence
was, better prices were obtained. The cur.
rent rates were Common, IS 1905 90;
medium to fair, Sc 25@7 90; extra, 81 IS
Cos 90 per cwt.
HOGs.--The market was inactive. The
sales were on y small scale for retailing pur-
poses. a few small lots we're disposed Of
at 50 25@l0 SO per cwt, according to
quality. The butchers were the principal
purchasers.
SHEEP.-The market was steady, with q
fair jobbing demand. Under light supplies,
holders were firm at last weeks prices
The sales altogether would probably reach
$50 head, 10 lots. The rates we're Sc OO@
7 90 per cwt. The market ruled in favor
of e~elIers.
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NEW SKIRT FOX 1860.
The Great Invention of the Age In
FLO Q T g =

j. w. BRAbLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX ELLIN
TIC Tor double) SPRING SKIRT.
T'HIs INVENTION consi, is of Duplex Tor two) N
l. liptic Pure Refined Steel Springs, ingeniously
braided tightly aud firmly together, edge 10 edge, making
The toughest, most flexible, elastic and dUvable. Spring
ever used They seldom bend or break. like the single
springs. and consequently preserve their perfect and
beautiful shape more than tvsice as long as any Single
Spring Skirt that ever has or can be made. 4
The wonderful Reliability aud great comfou ana
pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic Skirt
will be experienced particularly in all crowded Assem-
blies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad Cars, Church PewA
Arm Chairs, for Promenade AID House Dress, as thS
Skirt can be folded when in use to occupy a small place
as easily and conveniently as a silk or muslin dress.
A Lady having enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort and
Great Convenience OF wearing The Duplex Elliptic fteef
Spring skirt for a single day will never afterwards viii
lingly dispense with their use. For Children, Misses
and Young Ladies they are superior TO all others.
The Hoops are covered with 9 ply double twisted
thread and will wear twice as long as the single yarn
covering which is used on all Single Steel Hoop SkirtA
The three bottom rods on every skirt are also Doubls
Steel. and twice or double co vered TO prevent the COW
erng from wearing of the rods when dragging down
stairs, stone steps, etc etc, which they are constantly
subject TO when in use. -
All are made OF the new and elegant Corded iTspss.
and are tn best quality in every, part, giving TO the
wearer the mosi graceful and perfect shape possible, and
are unquestionahly the lightest. most desirable comfort-
able and economical skirt ever msde.
VESTS, BRADLEY & CARY, Proprieiors rof thu
Invention. aud Sole Manufacturers. 81 Chambers and
10 and 81 Reade Streets, New Ynrk.
For sale in al hrsi-class stores in this County ard
throughout the United States and Canada. Havana do
Cuba. Mexico, South America and the West Indies.
Inquire for the Daplex Elliptic Tor double) Spring
Skirt ga 3m
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AIIcock's Porous PIasters.

These plasters have the compactness of kid leather
and the hexiblhy Of q silk glove; They have cured
vancose veins Rnd external aneurisms. For all afrc-
tloiis OF the chest, weight about the diaphragm or upper
poriioi. oil The bowels, IN colds and coughs, for injuries
Of the back, for all strains or bruises, for q weak back,
Tor nervous pains OF the bowels, and other nervous az.
fectons and cramps, for heart adeciions,-in all these
cases 'hey have to be used to be properly appreciated.
Be l. 7. HESDKR>oSs LETTER.
FARSvILLE, LOUISIANA, March Q. 1850.
DR. Il. ALucock-Sir: l have been suffering under a
severe attack OF neuralgia disease Of my bowel, for
years, with hyperfophy OF The heart, and have tried
every thing Known TO the practice Of medicine from The
very best Nj. Dsi but truth prompts Inc 10 saw that yonS
plasiers have given me more permanent relief il,sn
anything else ! have used, and ! believe will produce \
perfect cure.
The counter 'irritani effect Of your plaster. 4, Drod.,.a
in such a mild aud gradual way, they 90 inyjrorsts M
circulation around the paris TO which ihey ara aonIisd
and exert upon all nervous diseases with such a. ssds,
aye lniasnes. that place Them confidently at The head
Ai.:-4rA ,a-,rt IL Tt HkKDsnsor. M, n
aSeslpat Ass9cy, HfssetflH House, Nav 2olI. u,
s0'o " y aeeasrsln Meaiches dSlstm,
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A MAkDA HARRIS and Samuel Harris her hus-
n band, Elizabeth Williamson and Jehn Wi lam
son her husband Ferdinand Glass, Washington Glass,
SANFORD Glass, Lu. reta Glass, Alexander Glass. John
Glass, and the children thames unknown OF William
Ginas: deceased. will take notice that. on the nth day
OF February, 1869, Margaret Glass flied in the Court OF
against them and others. praying an assignment of
dover to her as widow OF Aaron Glass. deceased. in
the Southwest quarter of Sec. 81, Range S. Township
y. and in a tract in the Northwest quarter of the same
secuon-containing 1851 acres, more particularly de-
scrlbed in said petition, and being the Iands of which
said Aaron Glass died seized.
Said defendants are required to answer by the Cd day
Of June next MARGARET GLASS .
April 10, 1864. bw -
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Laws Governing the National Rad.

Sec. l.. Nop.rson sha | deposit any wo ID. coal, Lana
Der or ojher kind OF mater al o. any parto OF said road, Ell
cept by direction oil nn ON 7 in charge Of said .oads
nor 90 iruct IN any way the bitches, turnpike, side
roads, bridges or culverts connected therewii rroI de-.
post ashes thereon, nor give rise 10 the ace amulAti"n
thereon OF any kind OF rubbish, ner rile wood or tbs
south side OF the road within the proper'lifults thereof
nor on the north side except north OF the side duchss
and by permits ion OF the engineer who may havs
charge OF the road. Any PRISON who shall violate
either Of the provisions of this section shall forfeit aud
pay a penalty OF two dollars ior every such oifrnse, and
the wood. coal, lumber or other material so deposited
shall b. forfeited to the use OF the road and il shy pes
sou SO deposiiung any such wood, coal, lumber. or other
materials. or giving rise TO any such obstruct Tins, shall
be notified 10 remove the same by The resident e ,ginesr
~ charge nj the road he shall forfeit and pay a penalty
of two dollars for eacn day that he shall neg eet 3
comply with such notice.
Sec. %. When said road passes through any Town
or village. each ant every person owning or occupy
a lot with improvements on III. same. shull be Obliged,
il required by the member Of the board OF public works
or engineer having charge oil said road. 10 make. OF
cause TO he made. a paved gutter the whole length Of
said lei. ani IN the line. and according o the grade 81
the original side ditch OF said road, and to keep the
same in gnod repair. SO as at all times TO admit Of q free
passage for the water. Any persoSfaiiug or neglect.
ing To comply with the provisions or this section, .hJi
forfeit and pay a penalty OF two dollars for every twsn-
ty-four hours he may 50 in OF nrgIeci after notice shah
have been given by said member or engiGrr.
DGaZetie cdRv. nar23td
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wurREAs, We. The Bro,bers and si,,.rs

WHEREAS, We. the Brothers and Sisters
Of Somorton Division Sons Of Temperance,
have 10 the death Of our much lanented
sister, Mrs. Sarah B. Stsntor, 'o.t one of
our most worthy and active visitors, we do
hereby offer this as tribute to her memory.
l. Sister, Stanton departed this lie March
18th, 1865, was a member OF the society Of
Friends, and her whole life and character
was an example Of n true Christian woman.
Within the circle Of her acquaintances none
we're more esteemed than she while her
immediate friends know that language is
inadequate 10 express the great loss they
have sustained. Always cheerful, always
pleasant aud her general department char.
acterized by a spirit Of firmness in the way
Of truth. she shed a bright influence around
her, an influence which pointed toward
right and the great truths of Christianity.
Oppression in its various forms smote her
heart with q pang and the child Of poverty
found in her a true, s~ympathizing and help.
ing friend. During her illness-which was
most painful-she bore her sufferings with
fortitule ard expressed herself ready and
willing to leave the scenes of earth when.
ever it pleased 0mBipotence TO take her
hence. She frequently requested her
friends TO read to her from the Bible, say
ing read any where, it is all very, very
beautiful" y ~ rr ~
When Tho dark Swallowed messenger
stood by her side, she prepared Co bid fare
we'll to time with o calmness which told
plainly to those around that her homes were
based on the sure belief Of the right and
ResolVed, That We from our hearts deeply
sympathize with the family of our deceased
frtand and oiSfar . that mn h.ro-;th tooIa.
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Stone@are ! Stoneware
Belmont Common Pleas.
M

AN
81 Jeremiah T1aiS'iHd ard ansa% her h Sna
Lydia Bonner, Ell al. )hand and Joshua Bonner, who
reside IN Somerset County, in the State Of Pennsylva-
MA, Henry Bonner. Mary Satterthwsii and Edward
Sauerthsaith her husband, Solomon Donner, Rachel
noniiet, Wender Foulk aud Lydia Donief widow Of
samuel Bonner. decd. Of Belmont County, Ohio.
You and each OF You will take notice that on the 7h,
DAY OF April. A. D., 1855. the undo filed a petition
IN the Court OF Common Pleas Of Belmont County, Ohio,
where the same is now pending1 demanding partition
Of the following premises, situate in said County, and
Described as follows: Being part Of Section No. 80,
Township No. :, Range 4-beginning for the same at
the Northeast corner Of a 10! owned by Wendell Foulk,
and formerly owned by Sahina and Charles William.
thence N deg +. IL 80 poles to a stone thence NJ
sst deg, w. l7.se poles to a corner of said Wendell
foulk $ lot and in Elizabeth Mitchner's South line;
thence 81 deg. w. 1859 poles to a stake; thence 8.
ef deg Il 1883 poles to the place Of beginning; con
tanning two acres of land.
The undersigned demands that partition be made Of
SAID premises as follows, to wit: TO the undersigned
one eighth part thereof; to Elizabeth Hardman aud
husband, Joshua Bonner. Henry Donner.- Mary Sat-
'eHhwaiL and husband, Solomon Donner, Rschel Dom
nel and Wendell Foulk each one.eighth part thereof,
and 10 Lydia Bonner in the whole. And that at the
nextterm OF said Court an application will be made by
me Undersigned for All order that partition nay bemade
Of said premises and the dover Of the said Lydia as.
signed therein. , LEyI BONNIE
p. TALLMAN. Atty for Perr.
April IL, 1866. -6w
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March s, 1856.

This day came r. f.. Chambers and G. w. Hoge, a
Committee heretofore appointed for that purpose, and
reported 10 this Court thai they had inve stiga,ed and ex-
arnined the Annual Report OF the County Commission
ers OF Belmont County to the Court OF Common Pleas,
relating 10 their official transactions and & lancial c u
dilion Of said County, for The year ending Sept Ist, 1865,
us required by the statute in that behalf, and being ex-
amined, 10 approved by the Court, which with the said
Commissioners Repor, is hereby ordered to be printed
according to law. Ordered also that the Commissioner
cause art ord Z to issue 10 the said r. Il. Chambers and
G. W Hose Tor Twenty-Five Dollars each, for services
rendered in making said examination.
TIE STATE or Ono, COUNTY OF BsLMosr. 50.
L. J. r. MITCHELL, Clerk oil the Court of Common
Pleas Of said County, do hereby certify that the forego-
ing is a true copy oil the Commissioners Report, and
file in my Office, together with The journal entry thereon.
(~~~l Withess my signature and the seal OF said
M.rsh s,issss' In MfyoHEhL,, clsarlla.
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED will be rccsivsd by thu m,
- d%ersigned. At PiCkERING'S HOTEL. in
Ci.AlRsVlLLE. on THURSDAY, The 2jrs nay IL
APRIL, lSS' between the hours Of 10 l. y. and 5
n; OF said day Tor delivering and breaking LIEb
Is, aud 3Oih miles As numbered West from Wheeuua
The amount to be delivered on the different milca u
.. 10. II. IL. 10 and IA 30 rods each OH miles Is, Ia, / II
Ia aud 10, 10 rods each OIL miles 20, II, %, rs, ~,
and 30, ~ rods each.
Bidders must state the price per rod OF lN cubic fsa
Tine stone to be delivered at such places on tie dies
eI miles as the Resident Engineer may designate. aud
10 be broken 10 a size not exceeding FOUR OUNCE
IN WEIGHT. Bids for breaking aud delivering mud
De separate. The right 10 reject BIDS is res, rvsd.
JOHN A. BLAIR.
Resident Rnxinaoa
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Report of the COMMITTEES.

Report of the Committed.
The undersigned, a Committee appointed By the Court
OF Common Pleas, within and for The County of Bel
mont, pursuant 10 the Statute in such case made and
provided, TO examine the report OF the Commissioner,
of said County in the matter Of the legality OF their Off
cial proceedings and acts, respectfully represent that
they have performed the duty assigned them by the
Court, and ask leave to submit the following report:
And first, Specially-ln the matter of contract with
WIN. Stewart, oil the 18th day of October, 1854, for
making fill at the Iron Bridge over Wheeling Creek, at
Bridgeport, also IN the matter Of the order made oil the
9th day oil October, 1864, TO issue order in favor OF z.
King for the sum OF Twenty Eight Hundred Fourteen
(25lD Dollars, for the erection of The above named
bridge, and the payment TO Shmitt. Seibrighi Il .Henlien
for Mason Work for said Bridge for Five Thousand
t5O00) Dollars, the Two payments being in pursuance OF
contracts made before the commencement Of the wear
embraced in this report. with the contract above named
all pertaining to the erection OF said Bridge, and invol.
wing an outlay in the aggregate Of Eight Thousand Two
Hundred Six and III lOOiDollars (sI206 III The Com
mitee are of the opinion that the action OF the Com-ls-
sioners was not strictly in accordance with the provi-
sions OF the Statute in that behalf. The Committee here
refer 10 the act, entitled AN Act further 10 plescribe the
duties OF County Commissioned, !" passed and took
effect April 9Th. 1862 See. 8, Swan Il Cftchfeld's
Statutes page 250. Said Statutes requiring that before
Commissioners shall contract for tany public improve
ment, involving a larger expenditure than $4,000, the
question of the policy of such outlay or expenditure
shall first be submitted 70 The qualified voters OF TIE
County &c, which has moi been done, as your Commit
tee Is Informed, and believes.
In explanation OF the above transaction, the Commit
tee is informed and believes, that the Commissioners
the erection Of said structure for a much
less expenditure than that involved, and upon estimated
less than 5000, contracted the work and commenced
the same, but found during the progress of the work that
the Masonry contemplated in The original estimate and
contract, was wholly insufficient TO sustain the structure
and entertainments sseAIial 10 a permanent work-ahd
the same being on a public thoroughiare, found IL me-
cessary 10 push The same TO completion al all additional
outlay, not al first contemplated.
The Comm tee are also OF tho opinion that the appro
priation made by the Commissioners o. the 9TH day of
April. 1S65, to assist in making a Stone CulverI in Tay-
lor Street in the town Of Powhstlan, is without express
warrautsof law.
In the other matters set forth in the report OF the said
Commissioners your COMMITTEES report that they have
substantially complied with the requirements OF the
statutes governing in the several matters therein set
forth.
Respectfully submitted
G. w. HOG
II. E.. CHAMBERS.
March 8, 1866. Committee
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A BANK OF OHIO
Notice TO Note Holders.
OFFICE OF THE STATE BANK OF ONE.

OFFICE OF THE STATE BANK OF ONO.
COLUMBUS Nov. rs. Is65.
A 8 THE CHARTER OF THIS BANK WILL EX-
IA FIRE on the first day OF May mex, the Managers
ara DESTROYS oil taking up its Circulating Notes as fast
as possible.
All persons hold 'ng said Notes OF the State Bank of
Ohio are requested TO present the same at any of the
Branches, without reference 10 the particular Branch
that issued the same. and they will be promptly re-
deemed IN U. =. Legal Tender Notes.
When presented in ums OF five hundred dollars and
over. they will he redeemed, if desired, in sight drafts
OIL New York AT par, and express charges paid by the
BY order of the Board OF Control.
]. ANDREWS, President
The Notes of any OF the Branches OF the State Bank
will be redeemed as STATED in the above n9tce OF Pres
ident Andrews t the ONCE OF the First National Bank
of Bridgeport, Ohio.
d.2i-ii JOHN c TALLMAN Ca.hhs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. Tobias venetian Horse Lin
fmeUt.

Pint bottles al one dollar each, for lsmeness. cuts,
gals, collie. sprains, &c. warranted cheaper than any
other, Itls used BY al the groa, horsemen on Long
Island courses. II will not cure ring bone nor spav;a,
as there Is no liniment in exisance that will. What Il
viii be without after trying one bottle. One dose re-
wives and often saves the life of an over heated or
driven horse For collie and belly-ache It has never
failed, Just as sure as the sun rises, just so sure is his
valuable Liniment TO be the Horse embro alton OF the
day, ..,. , 49, -..
Once 50 cosg.nd. street, New York. Sold by ali
Druggists. apl2-im
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BELMONT INpEPsNpRNr' FArR.-The
Board Of Managers Of the Belmont Inde-
pendeRt Agricultural Society held q meet
ing at Belmont on the 18th ult., and resolv-
ed TO hold the next Annual Fair Of that
Society at Belmont on the 18th, 10th and
10th days Of September next. The Board
also resolved that there be a Sheep Shear.
ing on the grounds of the Society on the
10th of May next, to be governed by the
rules aud regulations of the Society.
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Gradnated

Asr,,ra il Graduated al
Adults Mercahtils College, Pittsburgh
Ps-:n54o MON t7
Gssrge R: Brown, M,uroeviue, Pss
III. N. Smith, Pittsburgh.
J..sA... lGautt,, McKeespoft, Pa.
Samuel'G Dale, Franklin. Pa. .r. ..es
John \. Morris, Harrisville' Ohio. q .,
Isaac 7. Morris, q" d-
Joseph Gorsuch, West GAINESVILLE, Ohio. b
James McConsille. Steubenvi!le, Ohio.
Fra6k L. Hise. Salem, Ohio.
Andrew B. Huffman, Gill Hall, Pa.
John W. Side, Licking Valley. Ohio.
w. H. Midgley, South West, Pa.
William Prigsle, East Liberty, Pa.
M. T. Foreman, West Liberty, West Va.
George B. Csyen, MoKeespor., Pa. l-.I
james 7. Welch, West Middletown, Pa. !
c. w. Nickerson, Pittsburgh.
WIN. N. Mundorf, Pittsburgh. 'f
Daniel e. Shrum, Greensburg, Pa.
NJ. B: Burghor, Hastings, Michigan.
Daniel Stewart, Harlansbursh, Pa.
Isaac N. Hughs, Ligonier. Pa. r.
T. NJ. Forrest. Plain Grove, Pa.
David r. Phillips, Pittsburgh.
John NJ. Freisleben, Pittsburgh.
r. w. Lyon, Allegheny City, Pa.
Asael Adams Girard, Ohio.
Alfred ". Crowther, Nsw Castle. Ps.
Daniel II. silk, Woodyille. Pa.
W. Il. Hough, Fairmont, West Va.
g. Fl. Sharon, Mt. Pleasant, Ohio.
James P. Woodend. Salisbury, Pa.
Samuel Bryssu, K~ittaning, Pa.
Wm. ]. Mcmillan. Wheeling. West Va.
John Mckinney, Pittsburgh, Pa.
A. 8. Love, GAINESVILLE, Pa.
CHARLES Z. Dean, Pittsburgh.
Heerge II. Trax, Freedom. Pa.
w. B. Sloan. Mansfield, Ohio. 70
Cyrus w. Cook, Mansfield, Ohio.
T.. T. Munson. Philipsburg. Pa.
John /. Williams, Philipsburg, Pa. .
A. A, Stewart, Galhpolis. Ohio. bal .a4
Samuel Taylor, McKeesport, Pa. IN m.ai
8. B. Mcfarland, Sunbury, Ohio. 10 'o44
Samuel GRABBING, Allegheny City.
Thomas c. Hall, Allegheny City. ~ ri
VIM. b. Reed, Allegheny City. e ~
Walter L. Shaw. Etna, Pa 1.I .adgrol
w. @. Horny. Sewickley, Pa. f.ihI '.'
All oE-whom passed the usual searching
examinations Of the College satisfactorily
And who will, no doubt. hereafter distin
guishthemsslves by an honorable proficisnc
IN business Each gradute was AWARDED
the beautiful diploma Of the College as
trsdsatiat sfhis proficiency and hisindustry
and Of his expempisry dsportmcnt durinI
his course or study: