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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-20

Thc Eagle styles the johnson meet;
ing which assembled in our public
square on the evening of Saturday the
Sth inst, Soldiers Meeting. The
extent to which twas soldiers meet
ing may bo judged from this fact =
When Mr. u. s: Collector j. A. Hunter
took the stand and made the motion
for the appointment Of certain gentlo-
men as delegates to the Cleveland
Convention, the meeting was at its lar
est-being composed, in fact, of sever
al hundred citizens. On putting the
motion to vote, Mr.. Hunter requested
that none bit soldiers should oteapoh il
and the response was MOTTO exceed
half dozen voices in the Affirmative
So complete failure was this showing
that Mr.. II. dcsisted from putting The
negative Of the question, and suggested
that perhaps the best way would be fo1
tho soldiers" to get together after th,
street meeting was over, and attend tt
the business Of appointing those dele
gates. And VIC suppose they met ant
appointed themselves delegates.
Soldiers Mooting"! That is "heavy
enough.
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
FOR IRREGULARITIES.

These Drops are G scientifically compounded fluid
preparation, and better than any Pills, Powders or
Nostrums. Being liquid their action is direct and
positive, rendering them reliable, speedy and eer-
tain specific for the cure of all distractions and sup.
pressons of nature. Their popularity is Indicated
by the tact that over 100000 bottles are annually sold
and consumed hy the ladies of the United States,
every one of whom speak in the strongest terms OF
praise of their great merits. They are rapidly tax,
ing the place OF every other Female Remedy, and
are econsered by all who know anght of them, as the
surest safest, and most iniable preparation IN the
world for the cure of all female complaints the re-
lnoval of all distractions of nature, and the promo
ton of health regularity and strength. Explicit
directions stating when they may be used and eX
planning when and why they should not, nor could
not be used without producing effects contraryto ma
ture's chosen laws, will be found carefully folded
around each bottle with the written signature OF joins
L. Lyon, without winch none are genuine.
Prepared by DR.. JOHN Il. LYON, l05 Chapel street
New Haven, Conn, who can be consulted either per
son,lly or by mail (enrlosing stamp0 concerningal al
private Diseases and dfemale weaknesses
Sold by Druggists everywhere
Genl Agents for U. s. and Canadas
For sale by GEORGE G. BECK, Druggist, Lancas
ter, Ohio, and Druggists generally.
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TO the Honorable tho city Council OF
the city OF Lancaster.

GENTLEMEN-At the last regular
meeting Of Young America Fire En-
gine and Hose Company, on Thurs
day evening last, the said Company
unanimously passed the following:
That whereas, Engine No. 2, Young
America, is in such condition that
it would be useless for said Company
to ttrn out in time Of fire; therefore,
that the Secretary be and he is here
by instructed to notify the City Coun
Gil of Lancaster and the people of
Lancaster, through the city papers,
that the Young America engine is un,
servceable, and to urge upon said
Council the necessity of repairing the
same at once, that good may result
therefrom.
In behalf of said Company and the
people Of Lancaster, we urge upon
your honors to take the matter into
consideration at once and act upon il
Immediately.
Most respectfully,
E. TOBIN, Sec'y of said Co.
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THE MARKET IoUsE.--Thc City
Council, some days since, as we are in
formed, entered into contract with
Messrs. VIM, Vorys & Brother, for the
entire job of furnishing material and
building new market house, at to-
tai cost of s10,O94. We are further in
formed that notice has been served upon
the Council by Messrs. P. B. Ewing, ].
S. Snider and others, of application
for an Injunction restraining that body
from the prosecution of the work. We
understand, however, that the Council
will proceed to carry the contract into
effect, until SO restrained, in the ex'
pectation that an injunction will moi
bo granted.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The Board Of Examiners will meet in the upper
room ofthe County Offices, for the Examination 0i
Teachers, on Saturday, the 22d ana %0th
days Of Sept ember, and the 9th, 18TH ana
27th days of Oct tOber, 1865.
The examination will begin precisely ut 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, and no applicants wllbo received for examl-
nation after II o'clock.
Teachers will remember that they can get certih'
Gates at 20 other tune. and that they must bs pre-
pared to stand m examination in OrthoSraphy, Read
ing, Penmanshp, Arithmetic, Geography, English
Grammar, and Theory of Teaching, according to the
following rules and regulations m
The echaracter of tho applicants examination VII
be represented on scale ofonG to fon-one denot
ing the lowest qualification, and ten tho highest.
-Four classes Ofccrtihcates will be granted, as ioi
lows First class, valid 81 months; second class
valid s months; third class, valid II months, onrti
class, valid months. -
satisfactory examination in the theory and prnc
tice of teaching, and high degree Of success u
teaching will also be considered in determining th
class of fGertfcatolo To be granted No certhcate WI
he granted unless the applicant passes an examlna
ton IN each branch Of study r0qdi'e! by tdI0. :,
| Owing to n change in the school Law, all anpll
cans will be required TO pay fec of fifty cents as
condition of examination.
R1-Al applicants must come prepared with pre-
paid envelope, properly Addressed TO themselves.
BY order OF the Board.
]. +. REtNMUND, Clerk.
| Lancaster, Aug. Q, 1S66-2w
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United States Rev
enue Tax.

NTOTICE is hereby given that all duties assessed
ON the Annual list for 1866, for the county ofFair
field in the State of Ohio, are due and PAYABLE ana
ara required to be paid on or before the %Oth day
of September, 1866.
All persons who have not already paid their taxes
are hereby notified to call and pay the same, on or
before that day, or the same Will be charged WIN
costs and penalties. ,
Said taxes aro payable at the Collectors office, in
Lancaster Ohio. JOHN A. HUNtEki
Collector Int. Rev. 18th Dis. of Ohio
gnnt 10GG-0Nv
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NIARRIE ID.

SUFFER- HI HOFFMAN, On Thursday, Sept, 10, 1860,
n. the residence of the brides father, by the Rev.
b. Lenker, Mr.. John W Suffer- and Miss Mary Hot-
man, all of this county.
DENTON-MEAKEN-In st. Johns Church. on
Thursday Sept. 9Th 1860, by Rev. L. o. simpson,
Jackson s. Denton and Catlarne j. Meaken, all of
Lancaster, o.
CULLUMBER-LANE-N Baltimore o., on the
4th inst by the Rev. II &. G. Fink, Mr.. Jesse A. Gull
lumber and Miss Rachel L. Lane.
HANNA--GEIRHART-O Sept 9Th inst, by Rev.
f. Vandemarli Mr.. Wesley Hanna and Miss Julia Ann
Ceirlart, all of this Co.
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"THE GooD TIME CoMING'-may be
looked for when HYRE gets back
from the East, with that unrivalled
stock OF Millinery and Fancy Goods
which he is now engaged in laying in.
Everybody got ready!
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MUsU respectfully,
E. TOBIN, Sec'y of said Co.
Trial by Jury.

Tho trial by Jury is a right which
every citizen of the United States has
claimed as his prerogative. But it is
of much greater Importance to those
who have been suffering for years from
dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulenoy and
general Debility, that Coos Dyspep
sia Cure will certainly cure them,-
the preprietors guarantee it in every
instance.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-20

n RoaI AttraotiOn--'sH Hunk -dO.rl."
We have the pleasure of announcing
that Mr.. A. NJ. GRIswoLD-widely
known as tho Eat Contributor'-will
deliver his celebrated humorous lecture
entitled "Hun. ki-do.ri,' - at tho City
Hall on Monday eventng neat, the 24th
inst. The lovers Of true wit and hui.
NOR may rely on it that this will be nc
humbug entertainment. Wherever
this lecture has been delivered, the en-
comiums of the press have followed il
thick and fast. 1t is the most mirth
provoking of the times, being chasto
while witty production, and intend
cd tor ladies as we'll as gentlemen.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-20

The Ohio delegation to the Glove
land Convention passed a resolution
calling upon the Johnson and Demo
cratic State Committees to hold con
feronce and nominate fusion ticket,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-20

NggPTho returns from tho Vermont
and Maine elections are having ter
ribly demoralizing effect upon the
Johnson Conservative National Union
Democratic Copperhead party.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-20

p@The Columbus stage failed to
reach this city yesterday in conso-
quence ola froshet in the Big Walnut:
Heavy rains have prevailed for q few
days past, and high waters arc prevail
ing, especially at the west,
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New YoRg Sept 4.
RIour-For oxlra State 7,2OSlO,l5; round hoop
Ohio II ,4O9l3,l5; trade brands lOOO9l2,VO.
Wheat-No.2 Milwaukee Cub, l07.
Corn-Mlxed Western si@Sje.; Yellow $40.
Oats-Chicago 42@isc. Milwaukee I6952c.
Pork-Ncw mess 81 lOO@3l,25 old do. 3JOs@"3'2O
Cut Mcats-shoulders ll1z9l5c.; Hams lSjG@
2OHc.
Lard-Quict and firm at l75l9Ho.
Rutter-Oho aO@35c., State 3s9G5c.
Cheesc-Stcady at l0@lsc.
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100 MARES w ANT
EDll

Cash for one Hundred bark Colored Maresi We
want them from 10 TO l6 hands high-in good order,
apd from four to nine years old.
Lancaster, Aug. 3O ls66-Sw
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Desirable Lot for Sale.

am authorized to sell at private sale, the Lot own
h ed by George Femming, former Principal OF F. u
ACADEMY. The Lot contains ten t0l acres has op i
good stable, corn crlb and buggy shed. Also .
young orchard OF choice selection; II IONS tne
desirable location for any wishing to locate near
a first class school, A. Z. AShbhOVh'
Sept. TO- l966--3W%
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LIRT on LRTTEIkS.

Baker Elijah Miller Hannah 2
Black James Martin j b
Buffor Jacob (Ror- Mailer NJ Mr.
eign. Ream 4 II Mr.
Black w M Rehard VIM
Courtright Han Raben VIM
nah 7 Swartz Elizabeth
CofTman Milton II Sweeney J G
Colfass VIM 2 Sbiegel John Fred
Friend Emma Miss (FOrcign)
Heft Jacob Smeck Louisa
Hucon Samuel Sharket MichUel
Ireland Benjaman Shesler P Mr.
Keanoy Phelissa Walker Caroline
(Foreign) Wood William
Leonard G August
Morris Chaplin 1l3
0 VD
These letters arc subject 10 nm extra charge Of one
cent. q. M. l.. WlSEMAN, +. NJ.
PerC. II. Williams, Asst.
Lancaster, September, ~ 1856.
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SOME SWINE.

One day last week Hon. Christ
Hughes and A. T. Curtis shipped from
this point to Hon. B. W. Carlisle, of
Garfield county, q couple of pigs for
brood purposes. They were five
months old and weighed in the neigh
borhood Of 100 pounds each. They
were conceded to have been the finest
hogs in every respect ever raised in
Batter county.-Hdmilton Telegraph
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Farms for Sale.

TVNIl undersigned offers for sale two Farms, su-
atcd in Richland township, Fairfield county, one
containing or Acres, and the other "a Acres
of land The larger farm lies near the Bremen road,
u mile south of Nashville. The smaller one on the
GAINESVILLE pike, 4 mile east Of Rushyllle. The lat
, tor hus on ta good Brick House of six rooms,
AziA n good Barn, two Wells, five acres timber, 10
.Gll Young Peach Trees, budded fruit, and a goal
Apple Orchard, with Pear Trees and a variety oi
small fruts,-tho land of excellent quality The
larger Farm has on it, wo-story Frame House otslx
cleared land the balance timber, two good Orchards,
comprising Apple, Pear, Peach and Cherry, Trces-
tits we'll watered by living streams, and also has
land varies from middling to very good and it has
good fencing.
Applica tions may be made to the undersigned in
East Rushville, or at the Store of VIM. Hutchinson
& Co. IN that place. ACllSAHS. NOUkSE
August 80, 1906
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CAPITAL CITY BUSINESS CoLLEGE.-
The design Of this institution is to i'm
part sound business education by
giving special attention to Book Keep
ing, Pcnmanship, Business Arithmo-
tic, Commercial Law, Business Con-
rcspondence, TeIcgraphy, Phonogra'
ply, Elocution, and Parliamentary
Usage. Send for College Register and
specimens of Penmanship.
Address, BRYAN & ToMLINsoN,
Columbus, Ohio
Sept is, '66-5w
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CIscISSATi, Sept. L.
FIour--supcrfne 9,OO@9,75i extra HOG l''5;
family ll75@l2,jOi fancy l3OU9li,5O. Rye Flour
j,26 per barrel.
Grain-New red Wheat 2 1892 80; white 2 COG
rs. Corn G5@G6c for No. l, mixed; 7O@72c for
white Oats 3i@32c. Rye sO@s3c Barley l 60 for
prime
Provisions--NIess Pork % so; Bacon, H. 10 and
2lc for shoulders, rib sides and clear sides. Hams
24Gg2iI5c, for plain to sugar cured Lard lsGg2oc.
Seed-Clover $ I 80; Timothy 345S3 80, Flax 7o9
800
Eggs-2Oc for fresh.
Cheese--l6mgl7c Tor Western Reserve.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-20

~ Candidate Van Trump was
heard, a few days since, TO mako, the
remark, "Yallandigham is as true a
man as ever lived. L know him well. ."
Jeff Davis and the devil might make
the same remark, with perfect proprie-
ty. Referring to their common cause,
they can all say, with truth, that Val
landigham is true to it.
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psA. The President and his oxcur-
sion party, having swung round the
circle, arrived at Washington on Sat.
urdaY last.
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"Thero is no humbug about Palmer's
Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion. 1t has cur
ed my hand entirely with less than
one bottle" Writes ], P, Southland,
Of indianapolis, Ind.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-20

D3rTho Legislature of Now Jersey
has adopted the Cons titutional Amend.
ment, and elected A. G. Cattell, radi-
cal Unionist, United States Senator.
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CAMPAIGN OpENED.-Messrs Doug
lass & Coles, having received their
supplies and reinforcomcnts, are ready
for victorious fall and winter cam
paign. They have declared war
against high prices, and will prosecute
it vigorously. Everybody is interest
cd in promoting their success. Road
ers are referred to their new announce
mcnt, in advertising columns.
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PEACHES, Tool-We were pleasantly
surprised, yesterday morning, to find
on our table goodly pile Of large Siz.
ed and luscious peaches, with lot Of
splendid apples and on inquiry learn
ed that the Office was indebted to the
attention Of Mr.. David Pence, for the
opportuno donation. AS every one
knows, peaches are peaches, this sea-
son, and this remembrance, therefore
has peculier value. May our friend
always have a surplus of good things
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Al THE COURT HOUSE, TONIGHT

Remember, citizens, that jon Stew
rNsoN gives lis a talk. His clarion
voice used to arouse to enthusiasm, and
to action, and he has not yet forgot
how to use it. Some who are now re-
creant were formerly in the habit OF
impugning the patriotism of Mr.. S. at
the beginning of the war-but he is
one, "among the faithless, faithful still
Turn out, every body, and give him
q big meeting and hearty welcome
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-20

UNION CENTRAL oOMMITTEE'
The Fairfield county Union Central
Committee, as at present composed, is
as follows.
B. f. Reinmund, Lancaster, Prcs't
O. +. Shaeffer, Sec y
G. G.. Beck,
George Hughes, Hooking tip.
A. P. Ashbrook, Pleasant, -"
Noah McNaughten, Richlaud
s. Beery, RushcrcelS, :"
I'D. McNaughten, Walnut "
A, T. Mason, Liberty "
Il. Pickering, Violet
John Snyder, Bloom E"
J. Abbott, Madison :"
Jacob Bollenbaugh, Amanda "
Samuel Barr, Clearcreek
Henry Eckert, Berne "
Jonas Gibbony, Greenfield /"
S@r A full meeting Of the Central
Committee is urgently requested at the
office of C. r. ShGfer, Esq, on Satar
day, 22d inst, at one O'Clock, P. NJ,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-20

DeD~ Tho Horticultural Exhibition
opens at the City Hall to-day. Lee,
ture tomorrow night, by Mr.. NOBLE,
of Columbus. All should attend.
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Henry Ward Rcecher

soul looks out. house without books Is like
room without windows.No man has a right TO bring
up his children without surrounding them with
books, if he has the means to buy them. It's a
wrong to his family He cheats them. Children learn
to read by being in the presence Of books Theloye
acknowledge comes with reading, and grows upon It.
And the love of knowledge, in young mind, is al
most a warrant against the Inferior excitement Of
passion and vice little library, growing larger ev-
cry year, Is an honorable part in young mans his
tory. 1t mans duty 10 have books 4 library
is not luxury, but one of the necessares OF lie.
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G. M. BURNS, M. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN

LANCASTER, OHIO.
Ohice--Main Street, two doors west of the resi-
denoe OF Hon Thomas Ewing. All calls promptly
responded to.
Aug. 80, 1s66-ly
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nGT For beautiful set Of Artificial
Teeth, 90 to Dr,VoN BoNnoRsT.
Rooms First Building East of Post
Office, Main Street. je'29
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Union Meetings
10 DE HELD IN
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.

Meetings of the Union Party will
bO held at the times and places follow
ing:
PLEASANTVLLLE, Wednesday
evening, Sept. Goth,
/ OAKLAND, Thursday evening,
Sept. 9th.
JULIANS SCHOOL HOUSE,
Madison township, Friday Sept. 28th.
Pl0KERINGTON, Monday eve
ming, Oct. 1st.
BASIL, Tuesday evening, Oct, End.
EAST RUSHTILLE, Thursday
evening, Oct 4th.
DIT.HOPOLIS, Friday evening,
Oct. 9th.
MILLERSPORT, Saturday eve
ming, Oct. 9th.
CARROLL, Monday evening, Oct.
18th.
Speakers two or more of whom
are expected to attend each meeting
Hon. John I. Brasco, Charles Borland,
Esq, DR., Tom, 0. Edwards, Capt. A.
Il. Keller, John S. Brascc, Esq, John
D. Martin, Esq, 1t. A. P. Ashbrook.
-4%o%s-
INTHE FIELD AuAIN.-The go.ahead
cl othing house of Peters, Miller & Bro
makes ite fall announcement this week
Sec their advertisement at the top ol
the wide column, third page. We
have taken hasty look at their stock
which satisfies us they are making nc
pretcnsions not justified by the facts in
the case. Their cutter, Mr. TAFT, is ev.
identity an artist in his line-and the
agreeable manner with customers o
tho gentlemanly proprictors and thcil
attentive corps of assistants, mako i
a pleasure to deal with thom-thC
more especially when the very salts
factory prices and quality Of thei
stock and work are taken into consid
Grafton.
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The buchanan Administration Tactics
again--Arming the South.


again--Arming the South.
1t would seem from the subjoined
paragraph, that the Administration is
determined to be prepared in time for
the war its adhcrents are denouncinS
against the popular branch of Con
gress and its supporters, the loyal peo-
pie of the United States, in case they
shall hold out in their refusal to sue
cumb to the dictation Of Executive
power in the matter Of State restora-
ton. There is matter tor earnest pub.
lie attention in what follows:
A late New Orleans letter says:
"Thore is to. day at Baton Rouge, La
ordnance of all kinds to equip an army
of 200, 1000 men, with but single reg
iment to protect them, Although of.
fcially notified of the fact, he has paid
no attention to the notifications of the
danger involved The South was new
or better armed than now"
In addition to the foregoing, the
Cincinnati Commercial says there are
eight monitors "laid up" at New Or
leans, each armed with two fifteen
inch guns, and all guarded by an i'm
posing array of sevcnty,fve men. l
everything was ripe elsewhere for th'
next rebellion, and Phil. Sheridan on
ly out of the way-what chance fol
rebel grab!
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L. e. and W. A. DRAKE,

Principals of the Chirographlc Department In
structors in Spencerian Pennanship-P Plain,
Practical and Ornamental-Pen Drawing,
Card Marking, Lettering, &C.
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ROLF OF HONOR.

Receipts on subscription to the Lam
caster GAZETTE" for the two weeks
ending Sept. 10TH
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The course ofstudy consists ofsINGLE and pOU-
RLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, IN stock ana iart-
nership Sets, Wholesale and Retail merchandise,
Commission Conn ound Company and Joint Stock
business, Banking, Commercial Paper, Commercial
Law Business Arithmetic, Practical Penmanship, &c
Alnrge Hall is now fitted up for the Telegraphc
Department exclusively where advantages VIII ne Sc
cured supeior to anything elsewhere in the west. IL u
in the care fan operator oflong experience ana OF
the best reputation. Having also the favor and pat.
ronage of;heleadng Telegraph OHcersthIoughout
the West situations for graduates can readily be Sc
cured
The tuition fee is only about ONE ALE thatusu-
ally charged in similar institutions; wne the cheap-
ness of living the numerous educational advantages
OF the place, and the comparative absence oftenpt
ations to vice. areimportant considerations.
| We de NOT GUARANTEE situations to our graduates,
forit is beyond the power Of any Commercial Cot
lege to get situations for all graduates, but we 40
GUARANTEE ull and COMPLETE satsiachoh 10 our stu
dents. ,..
| REMEMRER, that we are not q a"lnk" in anybody =
chain neither do we claim to so absurd thing as
Hpatont'' on a systsm ofinstruction,
TERMS.
Tuition forthe Full Course, including Bus- Il.
ness Penmanshp. wv wv
Teegraphic ..'' ''''' - wy wy
Roth combined - wv wv
Teachers Course in Penmanship. ...''''.'.' 10 wv
To any who have doubts conc ring where to 60 tor
n Business Education, We say--ifyon study one week
with us, and find we have deceived you hyalse rep
resontations, ask for your tuition cc' andtwil nc
refunded. ,,,,-;., 4, d,
lCircular. [Jan1sth, ,lss6-lyl
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S. S. CALKINS and G. P. GRIFFIN
c. II. POND,

Principal of the Te egraphe Department. Nnd In
structor in Practical aud Theoretical Telegraph
ing, Message Registration, Reports, &C., &c.
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New MEDICAL FIRM.-Attention is
invited TO the professional card Of Drs.
Davis & Kinsman, in advertising col
umns. The standing of DR.. Davis as
physician requires no Endorsement
in this community and his partner
Dr. Kinsman, comes among us with q
high reputation. He will be recollect-
ed as having been Examining Surgeon
at Circlcville, in the U S. military ser
vice during the late war.