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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05
iNS0LlRNI' NOTICE.
prri'r for Ia th't crcut Couff
.h~nvcLyy. ior st Mary > comfy.

El yifruc OF authority vested IN me. a,
AA Clerk Il tie tlrciut C"tslt lar SAINT Ma
~ :, county, i j. hr'cl,y ordered tl"t Ge" /.
happier, Al. 'l.>tiNcnI pcuth'nr, he and ap-
nrA 'c "itihc >al'i S'ilT' oh the t!'Ii h'h'a9
a. My, ,mn.r Itt&., to auSr cr such ihlerfO-a
ton $ ~ al r1aitt'na ms ere ltoTn, thu'f-
Sis, or s,,u,llr, may aliege or rropo e
a.atll,t hi,n, alr: that said lnSnlvent cause a
copy q. this nnticr T. be plthilshe! III the.
SAINT MIrN : GAZETTE, once a Meck lor ih-""
II nt.>. pr,vi, ur 10 sali ti,rd Monday o.
NUy-tf.Gcr lIcAt
5N,;. A. CAMALiEE. ;l'H
True r,Iy-i'rst
|>U. \. CAMALiEt}, OK.
Narr'@z1. iSoG-5n-
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05
TIE H. Il 1.V'D
| lie Insurance Company
BiLTINlORE.
POLICY HOLDERS PARTICIPATE IN
THE PROFITS
LOWEST RATES
OF THE
BEST COMPANIES

THE Oh ARTER OF this company requires
L deposit OF NOT less than 500. 900 with the
Treasurer nt the State guarantee of good
faith with policy holders.
Thus company is prepared to issue ordinary
life pol,cies, policies for a tenn of years,
and ten years non forfeiture life poll
cIes.
.4'so, Policies Of Endowment, .7nnuity.
&c.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05

NOTICE..

'IVIIE undersigned wishes to inform the
citizens Of Ieonarirown and vicinity.
that he has rent a room i'll the Washington
~ Hotel. for the purpose of repairing
ca WATCHES, CLOCKS aud JEWEL
E...X RY.
lie will keep constantly on hand an assort-
ed stock of new w ATCHES, which he will
sell lower than Washington >r Baltimore pr'-
ces-and will warrant them all to be good
time pieces. tG
He desires a liberal share OF the patronage
of the community. and pledges himself to
give entire satisfaction. 4, to work aud price.
Th ~. wishing to have work done in his line
will do we'll to give him a call.
MILES w. STOCKWEI L.
Matchmaker 4 Jeweiier.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05
OFFICERS:
GEO. y. THOMAS, President
BOARD OF pIREc TORS:
OFFICERS:


BoARD OF pIREc TORS:
Hamilton FaS'er, IF Hamilton Easter & Co
.7Ien f. Chapman, of Kirkland, Chuse
Co
Geo. p Thomas, of Helm, Nscodemus &
%.
Hugh Sissnn, Steam Marble Works.
Hiram Woods, ir. of Doughertv, Woods &
co.
Geo II. Miller, of Cofroth, Miller &
. o.
Thomas Cassafd. of Gilbert CassarG &
Son.
William Devties. OF Wm Devices & Co.
Charles Webb, of Thomas & Co.
JOHN W.DAVIS. Sec'y,
J. w. HANK. Nj. d. Medical Examiner.
CHRIS. JOHNSON, M. D. Consulting Physi-
can.
Thomas !. Stone, NJ. D. Medical Examiner
for Sain, Mary's County.
sI+No charge for Policies. Stmps or Me
dical Examinations.
For Tables of Rates &c, rrply at the Office
ofthe Company
No IS SOUTH ST.
-. over Eavsln Bank,
: J.3NES S DOWNS.
Iennardtown,
.1gen, for ST. Mnry's County
august 9Th. lSG5-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05

4 nure ralaisble and highly beneficial Ton
IA &c, perfectly ha rmless in its comPoaDee
eng nnrAiv vegetable. Will cure
Dl.
DYSPEPSIA:
HEARTBURN; ID
SICK STOM ACH; #t ,ster-
ESTION; ta "a.
SiCK HEADACHE
FEVER s. AGUR; staoi
ea Loss OF SLEEPs sea1
BcnressiOn 81. >Ptssse
And al those diseases pertaining 10 weakand
impaired con ~titnlt"n. HI ghly recommended
/. weak and delicate. female III RESTORE ihssrtO
he bloom Of health Try II, which IS the
only way 10 prove rs mt ri's.
j. SMITH &. SON.
Proprietors.
g., Cheaps,de,
Baltimore.
For sale " y Conrad and ] Fenwick.
Leonard rswn l. 0 smith and L .Niiburn,
Ridge Bean. Mckay 4 Co, Sam, Inigoes;
Nlmauk;s.a, -, Mills: J 7 Boed, hrk
IIafi anna K J .1UDhun, ST Georges Island:
o,,d hy dealers throughout the country. t&
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05
EXPERIENCES +:
THE FERTILIZER
FOR MARYLAND LANDS
Raug!,'S Raw Bone Phosphate

containing So per cent. OF Phosphate OF Lime
And 4O5 Ammonia,
1t should be borne in mind that the PllOS-
pHATE of LIME in this article being Oh
taine. exclusively from RAW BONES ah,.
a TRUE BIRD GUANO there Is 10 FOR
TlON of it IMPERATIVE as in the cas-"
OF SUPER PHOSpl ATE.S made from MI n
ERAL GUANOS. but being entirely >olC-
BIZ. in Il SOIL continues TO lMPARt it
FERTILE NC QUALITIES 10 the CROPS
FOR YEARS.
The remarkable Success which has atten-
ded its use in NJ MARYI.AND aud PARTS OF
VIRGINIA = n sufficient GUARANTY to
induce those who have not tried it to q" So
The GRAIN CROP in this State where
this FERTILIZER has been applied is sup
posed tn have been INCREASED FROM
Is TO 30 PER CENT by its use. While
for TOBACCO and GRASS LANDS It's sue
cess has been equally decided.
The price il Baltimore is uniform with the
manufacturers Factory Price.
GEORGE DCGDAlE.,
Manuiacturer's Agent,
IG5 Smiths hart.
Baltimore, Md.
Jan. 25ta, lsG6--3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05

ru;piv pure ana T. 81 arilc.- II Bon
BUST in any quantity u. the lowest mar
kct price
We guarantee this Bone Due. to BE- the
hes, anu u'actnrcd. II IS mn'ie of Bones
thai! hire no, been Loiled pr cnic;ned
We presume Il ia isaniiy necessary 10
Remark tina, n' ST Il ,hr Bone Dust offered
the Farmer is mad. If Rones that have
been Ln,ied or rnicinrd BY which a large
portion of tlei. ier,l:zuy CONSTITUENTS are
destroyed
Bone Dust Of this kind is Of very iry
beachcd nature and finely ground
Bones that have not been bOitri or coi-
rin,d cannes have that appearance.
The glu.o Gus matter Of unburnf or uu
boiled Bones is apparent 10 the Bone Du-t
manufactured Of them:
Farmers should look to this before pur-
chasing.
We ogsx the;asove Fertilizers. at lowest.
market rates.
BY establishing our House in Al n,
dria. Va, the na'ura, market Of The lower
counties Of Marylond and 'bo Eastern
Shore of Virginia we arc prepared to of
fer advantages iinp"rtaI; to he convent
Eencc Of III" Farmer. Of hose sections. as
thy will he able ~ purchase their su p
plirs trsn ,u.re aScrssible p,in's At as
low If n,l lower prices than they can bc
purchased elsewhere.
ENIRAS AND REPAIRS
furn;,h d for all kinIs Of mqchircry.
f',,-,n...,.t " tact;.4.tS catst,prlv aul-
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05
Burdet's Neck,
containing I52 acres
Also, 90 acres Of Forest Lard, called the
"HELL," !"

improved with a small frame dwelling Til
land is all in WOOD and TIMBER exccpS
about 20 acres and lies within two and a halt
miles from public lantng
wi.i al" sell ut the same time ana place
AL my SfOCk assisting If llarscS. Mules.
sheep. Cattle. il"ss. rrov,nl'r, Corn, To-
barcu Farming Utensils &C.. &c
Terms cash 10 The amount oi :Si2 600.
JAMES L. .ELlkISTONE
I-eonars!town, Md
March 1t, Sits.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05
DR.. Strickland's
pile Rcncog

hts cured tn. uSerds Of
thI wosA Eases ..rBlin,
and Bleeding Flies. !
gives immediate relief
AMI effects a permanent
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05


ftr->. t!A4 SO s -. d5a,a"aia
A.>o - 20 lu>. eattag 53He PloHpictc
a tInt 81 Is. -; Mblti a'e ';t!t D phosphate
Il crmtis.'S a tie ,stva"t.-< of t.v b,<t
'raa3> y Super T. sss.4-.g. with those, o, Pc
rnvlau t;laas
Ey leasft !. - zg.a.er concentration, we
reco Mu.e;n. - i.er CT Is hy w,s-h, to u,
ti>el pr acte, tAan Of any iertilirer costing
80 su.,r j.s. tn; and TO more per than
q; .fo>. srt!.tG = q pcr q. aa1c per ton.
ii-'t - u ...pasy.
~ -a.,a " his IS lis. per b,shel hence
II. a.t.t'ir: 4 +, mtfS mus, he governed by
Me-; Il not us bulk. ior it is much light
a I, ",,4 Su.u Phosfh kray sarge
day s.,>laoted
JOHN $. EEESE < co,
GgSEEAL AGkSTs Fon THE Souru.
II .Soufh SEas Boianors
M.r,h Is, leoG em,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05
NOTICE..

vTN..I, undersigned take this method ofinform-
4 ing the pubic that they still associated
ngethec N the Carpenters business, and will
contract for the building Of HOUSES of every
desrlil. .rio,o All work will be executed with
.li>5atrh and IN ali contracts for Dwellings
spec'a attention viii he pnd to Brlcklavins
rlaS:e.Iag All Painting.
Al riders addressed 10 them at Leonardtown,
Md, viii receive prompt attention.
GEORGE HORNE,
THOM.7S {. GREENUELL,
May Il hls65-ly
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05

y z
NsNitt'E j- hereby @lv.n tlo, tho s
Ss.s
wa het has oh'tn5rd IRON! he tstAans ~ ~
OF 81. NAryS cnuuty N Mary snd ~leseH
administration on the i.ersonal estate al Gxbris
Thomas late of sand county. deceased. An
tfSonS having ciaimS against the sand de
cas- ed, are hefenv warned 10 exhibit the same
with the proper vouches :ne'eof, III the Suh-
8, .lbet on or before the p, day II Sept lS66
otherwise taty ia1r he excluded by law from
AL bc tely ~ tbs >tla estate. Gwen under my
haad h,S 18Th .ay Of Narch, lists.
.NAEl g. rtipM
Ai'uu3>t, t,AtriX.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05
BO.1RDING.

TEES. J! c. MILBURN. formerly Of st.
IVE Marv'>. has taken the house No. 81
II anavcr 81, Ea't. between Baltimore 81 and
Lombard. and is prepared 10 receive perma
rEeat ard Transient boardcrs
Dec 1th, 1S65-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05

lying on the PatnxeEt river. eight mills I'm
Is mouth. and containing $50 acres. more or
less. aud embracing all the buildings ola my
i'stuxrnt Farm. This Farm is unsurpassed
Tor fine FISH aud OYSTERS, 100. 900 hnsh-
eis Of which inter might be pIante.i ar'nn,! lis
-hores. II la Oh it a fine YOUNG TEACH
in fu! bearing and an APPLE
oRCH ARD stro,n- inro bearing. ..A.,g,.
IN abundance oi OAK Chc>nnt and Pine
finIbcr. 1t is under excellent fncing and
may lie enclosed n the out line bv half mile
Of irncing
Also, one other tract ali lining the above
Farm. and cretof,rc constituting with 1t one
+ Il IN called
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05
General & on, mi 8 siou
Merchants
No. 2 WOOD STIsk EFT,
Corn Exchange Building,

Their strict personal attention will Re sive''
to the sale of Grain. Tobacco. Live Stock.
and All kinds OF Farm Produce; Also. TO tn"
purchase of Guano, Groceries, Farming I'M
pcm,nts &C., &C., at lowest cash p.i-
ces.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05
p o ID T rs
cELEBRATrD
Horse and Cattle Powders.

This preparation,
long and favorabiy
known, viii thor
oughly rein vigorA.e
broken-down and
low spirited horses,
by strengthening
and cleansing tie
stomach aud intes-
sines.
II Is a sure pre-
ventiye Of all dis
eases incident to
~ x-Tn ~ 49,.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05
REFER TO

REFER IO
c.. e. COLEMAN. Cashier Mechanic
Bank J. w .1i.NUlT. President Bank Q
Commerce. DIR j. HANSON THOMAS
ent Presd Farmers and Merchants Bank
BAYNE & CO., Bankers. NONT.4G L.
BROTHERS. Insurance Agents,
Sept. lth. 1868 -ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05

OF the IN X. II has
been proven by ac-
tual Experiment 10
increase the guam
tity Of milk ard
cream twenty per
cent. and make the
b utter firm and
sweet. In fattening
cattle it gives them
IN appetite. loosens
their hi q c and
makes them thrive
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05

this animal, such I
Y Ell l. OW Wa
TER, H z A V L !,
COU G II 8, .DIS-
T E " r Err. FE-
VERS, FOUNDER
LOSS OF Ape
TITE Nd VITAL
ESERG Y, &c. Its
sso improves the
wind, increases
the appetite-gives
. sm 9th and ,
glossy skIn--alld !
tran Storms : 6ke
miserable skeleton
horse
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05

Feb. lG.A, 1850 If
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-18
From the Delaware (o.,) Golden Era.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Resolutions adopted by the Clionian
Literary Society OF the Ohio Wesleyan
Female College.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God in his providence to remove by
death our beloved sister JENNIE EBRIoHT
OF Lancaster, o.,
ReSolUed, That our college has lost II
most faithful and honorable student, our
society an amable, and her friends and
acquaintance most valuable member
from their circle,
ReSolued. That her hereaved relatives
and acquaintances have the heartfelt
sympathy of the members of this soci-
ETY. and that we wear the usual badge
of mourning the appropriate period Of
time.
Resolued, That a copy of these rcsolu'
tions be sent to the parents of the de-
ceased and that they be published in
the Lancaster papers and also in the
Golden Era and Delaware Gazette, and
that copy be preserved in tho ar
chlves Of this society.
EMMA CLARKE,
ELLA DoDGE, Com.
BELLE WoRLEY,
Uionian Hall, Sept. 2S, 1866.
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psntn Of jacob Radehaugh.

With feelings of deep regret wo are
called upon TO announce the decease
of this gentleman, which occurred in
Mcdonald county, Mo-, on the 18th Of
last month. He had emigrated to
that locality from Fairfield county
last spring, with his family; but was
not permitted to realize the hopes with
which he soughta new home. Mr.. r.
was born and raised in this county
and had always enjoyed a high posi-
ton in the estimation of his neighbors
and acquaintances. His family, we
understand, are on their way returning
to their old homo.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-18

The RAIL RoAD.-Now that the
election excitement is over, people
should re awaken to the Importance
Of pushing through the Hooking Val
ley Railroad project. A few thousands
are yet lacking to mako upthe quota
of Fairfield county. The subscription
books arc waiting to receive the names
of tho hundred dollar men and up
wards. Fellow citizens, a big thing is
lost, if You let this opportunity slip Of
securing grand and paying improve
ment. More on this subject hereafter
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TERMS.
NOTICE To TEACHERS.

The Board Of Examiners will meet in the upper
room ofthe County q 0'hces, for the Examination oi
Teachers, on Saturday, Oct. @7ih and Nov.
10th. RSrNo further examinations during the
year 1906.
The examination will begin precisely at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, and no applicants will be received for exami-
nation after IL o'clock
Teacherswill remember that they can get certif-
Gates at other time, and that they must be pre-
pared to stand an examination in 0rthography, Read
ing, Penmanship, Arithmetic, Geography English
Grammar, and Theory Of Teaching, according TO the
following rules and regulations:
The character of the applicants examination will
be represented on scale Of one to t0n-one denot-
ing the lowest qualification and ten the highest.
-Four classes of thcates will be granted as fol-
lows First class, valid "a months second class,
valid IS months third Glass; valid IL months fourth
class, valid months.
A satisfactory examiuationin the theory and prac-
tice Of teaching, and high degree of success in
teaching will also be considered IN determining the
class of ofcerfcate 10 be granted. No certificate will
be granted unless the applicant passes an examina-
tton in each branch Of study required by Iaw.
Owing to change in the school Law, all appli.
cantswi be required topay fee of atty cents, asa
condition Determination.
RB- -Anapplicants must come prepared with apre-
paid envelope properly addressed 10 themselves
By order otthe Board.
]. F. REINMURD, Clerk.
Lancaster, AUg. 2, 1s66-2w
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GIRcLEvILLE UNIoN.--This excellent
paper has just changed hands--the
late able and efficient editor, W. II. P
DENNY, retiring, and Col. P. G. HAYES
formerly Of the 1O3d 0. vi, taking
his place. AS might be expected from
tho antecede of Col. h., he gives a
hearty and jealous support to the true
Union party, and we hope ho may be
pecuniarily and politically successful.
Mr.. Denny proposes to run the Circle
villePost Office SO long as "Andy" will
lei him--and he has our best wishes for
his success in that and future under
takings.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-18


DWe copy the following from the
Marion Democrat, paper printed at
tho county seat of Marion county
Ohio.
A SPLENDID BRIDeE.-A bridge has
long been needed at Clariden, and ac-
coEdingly our excellent Board Of Com.
missioners took measures for a safe
and efficient crossing of the MILESTONE
at that place. The bridge is about
finished; and is perhaps as fine q spec-
mgn of workmanship as can be found
anywhere in the State at the same
cost. The span is long; but no one
cap7look at the admirable work with
out realizing its strength, safety, and
endurance. The people Of the vicini-
ty express their great obligations to
the Commissioners, and are loud in
their praises of the builder, Mr.. J. r.
Brandt, OF Lancaster, Ohio, under
whose direction the bridge has been
constructed. Mr.. B. is evidently q
complete master of his business.
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Union sabbath school As.ooIation.

Union Sabbath School Association.
We subjoin copy of a circular,
which as we are informed, has been
addressed to representatives of all tho
Sabbath Schools of Fairfield county. 1t
is a most interesting and important
movement; and it would seem impossi-
BILE butthat it should command the cor
dial assent and secure the earnest co.
operation of all interested in the be-
nefccnt enterprise of maintaining a
Sabbath School organization in the best
attainable condition ofgeneral efi0ien.
cy and usefulness.
LANCASTER, OHIo, Oct. 9th, 1866.
DEAR SIR:-The undersigned, rep
resenting some of the Sunday Schools
IN this city, have come TO the conclu.
sion, after an earnest interchange of
opinion, thai our work can be extend
cd and signaIly strengthened by or.
gauiEing an instrumentality that will
bring ALL the Sabbath Schools in Fair
field county into an intimate and act
i've Union-a union for the coneentra-
tion Of counsel and operation--a living
and loving union Of heart and head
and hand.
For the attainment of this end, we
affectionately invite your School to
appoint one or moro delegates to NEE!
in convention, at the First English
Lutheran Church in this city, on Thurs.
dag, ,he 25th day of October, inst, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, 10 organize Sabbath
School Association for Fairfield coun.
Ity.
We have no suggestions TO make in
regard to the structural frame work
of the association; the Convention when
assembled, will no doubt satisfactorily
adjust all this: what we now seek tc
accomplish and sincerely desire, is
that every Sunday School in the
county may be represented in the
proposed Convention.
Having learned to appreciate your
hearty sympathy in behalf of tn,
Sabbath School, and believing tina
you will accord with US in the impolt t.
ance and strict propriety of this call
we solicit your personal influence tt
make it successful one.
With salutations Of brotherly regard
We are very respectfully, &c,
WM.J. REESE,
/ B. 4. REINMUND,
i e. L. SLooUM,
JOHN GRAvETT,
! EML. GlEsY,
w. u. Brown.
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REMovED.-W learn that the two
Mail Agents on the G. & 2. Railroad
line, Messrs. G:W. Edgar, and his al,
ternate, (whose name we do not now
recollect, have been removed to make
way for a couple of GAINESVILLE Johnson
ties. Reason--they could not "swing
round the circlo" to tho tune of "my
policy
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openlng a. .. N. MiIler,s.

MItLERs we'll known establishment
announces, in advertisement printed
elsewhere, grand opening of Milli-
merry and Fancy Goods, commencing
to-day, and continuing three days
Citizens, and visitors from the country
are offered great inducements to
call and supply their wants in this
line tttUt
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The County Fair.

W. have no space, this week to no.
tice the Fair of last week at length. In
some respects it was an Improvement
on the Fairs of the two or three years
Immediately preceding, and judging
from the numbers of people in attend,
ancc, we should think it pecuniarily q
success Wc may notice 1t further
hereafter.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-18

FINE SORGHUM SYnUr.--Our young
friend Thos. L. Clarke has favored us
with aliberal specimen of superior Sor-
ghum Syrup-very thick, and of fine
flavor. He is manufacturing a largo
quantity of tho same sort, at tho farm
of the late Capt. Josh. Clarke,
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MARRIE ID.

MYERS-H1MEs-o the l ith inst, by the Rev
G. II. Leonard, Mr.. John Myers, TO Miss Mary M.
Hines, both OF this county.
GUNDY...BU BUCHANAN On the llth, inst, by Rev.
G. W. Mechling, Mr. Isaac N. Gundy to Miss Lizzie
Buchanan both ofGreenfield TIP.
MILLER. II HEINBA RGE GER. lon the 10th, inst, by
the same, Mr.. John P. Miller to Miss Teany Helm
barger; both Of this city.
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+. U. A.--The attention of all in.
terosted ls directed to the ADVERTISE
ment in reference to the Fall session OF
the fairfield Union Academy, in anoth'
ercolumn.
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pN-Tho new advertisements of ii.
G. HYRE, with the card of Miss KATE
CHURCH, shows determination on his
part to distance all competition in his
line of business.
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nay Tho attention of the ladies is
directed to the advertisement of Mrs.
II. LUDLOW, in another column.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-18

The course ofstudy consists ofSINGLE and D0U-
RLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, in Stock and Part
nership Sets, Wholesale and Retail merchandise,
Commission, Conn ound Company and Joint Stock
Business Banking, Commercial Paper, Commercial
Law, Business Arithmetic, Practical Penmanship, &c
Alarge Hall is now fitted up for the Telegraphlc
Departmentexclusrely,w where advantages will be se-
cured supeor to anything elswhere in the West 1t Is
in the care Ofan operator oflong experience, and OF
the best reputation Having also the favor and pat.
ronage ofshe leading Telegraph ohlcers,t throughout
tho West situations for graduates can readily be Sc
cured.
ally charged in similar institutions; while the cheap
ness of living the numerous educational advantages
of the place, and the comparative absence oftempt
ations to vice, are important considerations.
We dc nor GUARANTEE situations to our graduates,
forit is beyond the power Of any Commercial Col
lege to get situations for all graduates but we do
GUARANTEE tull and satisfaction to our stu
dents.
RgMEMREn, that we are not a"lnk" in anybody
chain neither do we claim to absurd thing as a
''pdtent'' on systsm ofinsruction,
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Goes pyspensia Cure,

The only remedy ever discovered that
will surely and permanently cure dys-
popsia, indigestion, sick headache, and
enable dyspeptics 10 eat hearty food
without fear Of distress, can be obtain
ed at all our drug stores.
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66rFora q beautiful set of Artificial
Teeth, 60 to DR.. vow BoNHoRsr.
Rooms--First Building East Of Post
Ofaes, Main Street. jc.2s
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water onre. Columbuo ohio,

Invalids will find this first class
institution in every respect, and much
enlarged during the past season. Es-
pecial and successful attention paid to
nervous diseases Of women--bad cases
Of this kind cured. Terms moderate,
accommodations good. Address.
W. SHEPARD, N. D.
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g. CRIDER

VKTE HAVE REUNITED IN THE PRACTICE
wv Of Dental science, with increased facilities for
dong work not to be surpassed anywhere. Neat
and attractive rooms Just rehtted, at our old stand
Main street, three doors below the Hooking Valley
Bank. -ta y. SCOTT,
octli, 1ssc-ly, u L. ORDER,
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THURSDAY, Oct. 10, 1866.
vouNc MEM.

< E3IROU5 Of obtaining scholarship In either OF
q two or the best Commercial Colleges IN Ohio,
cai Id so on advantageous terms by application 70
thiEofice.
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ADMINfsTRATOR,S NOTICE.

ADMANASNNAAON' NOAAOGs
NOTICES hereny given that the undersigned has
Y been duly appointed and qualified as Adninistra-
tor of the estate ofJohu Swartz dec, late Of Fairfield
county, Ohio.
All those indebted to said estate are hereby not-
fed to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same 10 present them duly su.
thspticated according to law. ENoCH BRIGHT.
Sept. %, -rs6e-SNS