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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-27
Notice Of Incorporation.

NOTICE is hereby given that II. VI. Sam
II pie aiiiiam n,sr- man c r. p~ri- yahn A.
bishop, Fri Levch. II larry Fulton Eis,~fd Nnnm
James NJ. Bng-, J heiey. NirhIlas Sargsarr r.
7 hntsi (, srsr. VIM Part r-af, b. Chifttn-
dea ]. III Barker 4iai Hale john ISL Cl.rhorn v
ssnor-ds 81 The nnty ~ Lee ard State IT Iowa and
Jahn -ese-, u CLARK uaty, Nj saus have orcauii d
then selves, With there who rrIe become a~ss,-
cistsd ~ith tiea . poraf. guiht Stock c. M
pany under tn, Laws OF Io relative 10 such
tor-, In the hume and tifft Of
- rhe Unica Live stock Iusuranee Co .
The principal pac. of business Of tie Coa.,any Is IL
the City OF heck h. ioua
The the bn@ine.- re tr.rs1eted tv thee ON,
pany Is the INsIRsN ~ LILY sfoSh AGAINST
THEFT, AccIrESrS AND pEATH
Tn amount I apstsi 81 sn,hstik ed Is +wo Hun
Ord Thonssnd Dollsr mi incriea-sd fro time
10 fime rs III business ft sy q-irv, ii
de1 slisFcs fiun rid Beil.is le.h III Com
rans msy commence business wh-u reuty Tho-s .nd
b liars sha Re surcritsd ter q ut Ut fhsf
aid in Thu sidn, Of this III Il eu,,s CT 10
he paid IN u qnitei ~ thu b,r,ct{ IT, The Corror.
tios - ~ continue twenty yearst niw abiesty
ih- .io kho'drts
Thrpvsie property Of the stocsholaer. is made ex-
empf from aoilty TOR corpora de- IS EXCEPT Hs ir-r
ded by law.
ih- tnsn n tile Company il TO he m~n.red hy
Bna 4 VI min. y recfrrs who emrows rd sl-ct
Pre-id m, Vice PRESIDENT and kxrn i've COMMITTEES
and also -eer In ard Treat and such 9TH r off
rtrs and agents shsti b. - 64nsiuct the
hn iaess Of III mpany. Tn annual electo for III
rectors to be held tire st Thursday June in
eafh var
Ire ility OF the Company shall at no time exceed
d.uhe the sc c. piml stock rs
" sanile, C r Davis W,ll,srn Timherman rith.
ola, sareeant John A, fhop }. Rrice. n u Rntditk
tsi IN Hal. and John scher elected Director. to
serve until he annual electis in 1867,
At meeting OF he Directors the following 0dRcers
were elected to-wit;
H. ". SAMPLE President
vivian ZIMMERMAN, VIE President.
A. D. CHiTTENDEN, L ~,urer.
KRIs LEEcH, Secretary
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-27

10th" public that ehoce indemnity, Of
shetesome and manent character Is strongly guaan
teed by Phpn;x Policies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-27
KEOKUK
FIRE An d MARIN
XRsHrna,cc 20 napHny.
INCORPORATED rS3Eg TIE Law3 OF IOWA.
CAPITAL 100000.
Cash ASSETS inrested in Jn'<d States Gorern-
Hseat Securities.

FTNFTs cpnrp-ny hing fTMF INSURANCE COM
fpA~E Esrta@nts fysrfF ffs~riF t,sta r4sfzfss d
io~a in<uysnce snssle Auiiaiesg- ef s Ba-, Fsr
rita St.t-s Nesring arp ra sri VI 10Th rdfs~. ai~o
i.oa~ rI.d NJ ts-fsIs4 ~. or tfsasst wbefh~
by &c az. fat.t Efs.t. rsT ~ Va 3s
fnsHsac- ans the iayorahir es. and Ion
re promptly adjusted
DIRECTORS
X. y eOWFR or. ? Barer 4 Co
M PATTERSON, HP.IfAr.o~ ! fsniheruan
EDWAfp X fLBelkSE, L.s.Nc II. NJ. p 1 NJ. n r
e PECK, Nfcssfv Psck
JAS NJ HslLFY, La,eeftox & >hsfey
A. l.. G SSADaz . Co ,atl~ Snas n
u. Lfs. Pr FIJI Sssienal Bank,
Nm A Bk0FSELL, or B.own-u Bro
SMITH HsH1LL, o.. 5 namIfI CO.
OFF7CKRS
Rv BOWER, Pr~rsdent L J ADAMS, SAcretrry
sHELLkY, Vice Pres't LOyH, Tressurex
ape1d n GILLMhRs. Attorney
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Eseay
OF Warning a lnstructon for Young Men. Also, Dir
eAses and Abuses whc PROSTATE the vital po~er- with
sure means Of relief. sent free If charge in sealed
letter envelopes. Address, DIR. j. sKlLLIN HOUGH-
TON. Howsrd Association. Phlsd.Ipha, Pa ldAw3m
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STEADY DEVOTION TO sTRIcTLY LEGITIMATE
FIRE INSURANCE. BUSINESS.
LOSSES PAID.
4 ~ 90

4 ~ 90
Fire Policies ssued through its AGENCIES for the year
closed 10 sngge~tiv. of the wide spread sud extensive
bastn erj y~f by the PlIENlX, and the emphatic
eesre among all classes for protection policies
afford.
BRANCH soR Ynk wEsf AND souYB
NO. q WEST FOURTH ST, CINCINNATI, o.
I'm. MAGftL, GenT Agt.
PHOENIX PoAcies Assued promptly, By
VIM. FULTON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-27

CeLGATES ABuAAllU tf6EiArLE SOAP,
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with GIyeerine;
and especially designed for the of Ladies' and or
the Nursery. Its perfume Is exquisite, aud It's
ing properties unrivsllsd Por sale by all drusgists
febI3dAwly
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BEwARDoF c9uHTERPEITS-s4e th.t -.
tire Of &C NJAcKsos"is on the wnApPfR 81 ssoh
bpte ~ frr.-sinsie bnttie ONE DlId,AI 81 )
half <c1.n mt tIyE R,IL i.S 'Ass " :
- Should your neartt druggist not HAYS the ,rtsea.
d. BE- pat "a b. any Of the intoxicating psrrer.so"s
vi, for Earl. .@cursy packed by srr,e... = -
nvtn-i'-' ofn~~ and AAnufact ~ ear A,ss atr..1
Philadslphia, p.
JONES 4 EVANS.
CssncsAsoks y O. y. JAskson &. DAY
PR0Pkil1Oog
vorAse " DruGsish and Dsslsss /. -. ,orrS \.
=. - mi ansssassvssY
.sAss~9~&s-s~ ssxA ss## @Asss
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AS ,e..4-. oA-, 4.
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS

We have pnt md sold this article for 80
aud CAS- IN CONFIDENCE TRUTH Of it vi at have
never BEEN able to say OF any other medfcine-sKvKR
HAS II vaILKo IN SINGLE INSTANCE IvsEcf A cuRE
when timely used. Never did know an instance Of
by any no used it, On coatrary
all delshted with its operations speak
Of commentator Of its magical effects and medical vir-
tues. We speat in this matter "wnAr xSov,r a1er
so yesrs' exferie fLErGR RErursIIos poR
TIE FuLuIlMEyr HkRk pKeLAtE In .raost
every instance where the infant entering from pain
and exhaustion, relief Will be found in fifteen nnntes
after the syrup IL administered
Fnil directions for u-irg viii accompany earh bottle
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PER-
kINS, New York, |. on thu outside wrapper.
Sold BY all Druggists throughout tbs world.
Price, only IS Cents Fer Bottle
apr24-dAx6m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

+ GLE & O
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30
FIR CHI CHIN u,


Paper Collars, l'uttons Thread, NcHils
Fus, Hook. and Eycs, Ladies and u',uls
Hosiery and Gloves The finest lot OF
Mcrslaum and other Pipes ever brought
20 This mnrkc' \ fnr assortment OF
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

frIiE Red Land Express. u
/ Weekly Newspaper Published ia San
Augustine, Texas, by VI Clannnhan a
Pmnkctt at 81 90 per aurum. iu nyance
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30
\ CIRCULAR.

GftNrR, TEXAs, N1fch :. lssf
Yr riitpr-lhe time will SOON cnrpp
when from the many a4pirauts u the o.
nrc Of Judge 10 the Sixth Judicial Bis.
the, OF the Stale Of Texas. some one must
he selected IN IN that position. We, the
people OF Upsfur County, take great
nleasufe IN suggesting the name Of Col. j
/. Carp. of Up.hur Ill. profound legal
o,tammen's, his polished and logical mind.
HI. -lerIine integrity. aud Christian char.
meter. render him e,aineatiy qualified 10
M. as 1t should be hiled lha, high and
re.no.ible position. lie is not IN aspi
rant. but Il he wlli sui'tr his name to go
before the people Of the District, be viii
receive the cordial support Of
az MANY VOTERS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30
on .SANN TNH ~Nl.a.

?. 600 superior Cigars,
\ Ia, OF Oysters ald -ard'ncs,
Choice Pickles
Superior Champagne and Clarci,
Buckets and liroors.
Nalises ~i0erS and Frying Pans,
Chaic" article Of 'lo'nrco,
Boots Shoes. and Hate
\ small 1T Of Crockery Ware,
lamps
spun Cation.
soda. Starch ard collie.
Potash. Ginger, Pepper and Srico.
Readers and Sp' Hing Rock
And a variety OF o'hcr articles
Y v lN'f llFHN
Mar. ~ iNrt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

WILL be sold al Auction on 'hr 9Th
w day oil April next, the following
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30
Miscellaneous Advertisements
ptMnOrlI
j. ! ' T. X y STABLE.
Horses Bought and Sold.

t1llS splendid Stable, located on A us.
TN siect, North 81 the Court llonse,
Is no" oprn, md well stacked with saddle
and hainess Horse, iiagglcs, Hacks, Sc
all oi Which will be- hired on reasonable
terms Horses b"prdrd by the month
Ne'k day, "r single feed
HORSES aud Mules bough, and sold on
commission
WM. BRADFlkLD. Proprietor.
MARSHAL, Feb -. Loo. 96ai
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-15


DkowNrD.A The body Of a man, ap.
parently some fifty years of age, was
yesterday afternoon taken from the
canal at the foot Of Main street. Ap.
pearances indicated that it had lain ut
the bottom of the canal for several
weeks, being finally brought to tho
surface BY the agitation produced by a
passing boat. The corpse, we under.
stand, was identified as that Of ono
- Miller, lately from Bremen, Who
had been at work in this city some
weeks since. The investigation by the
Coroner and Jury, we believe. resulted
in the conclusion that it was o case of
accidental death by drowning. The
deceased had no, valuables on bis per-
son when found, and is said to have
been an individual of intemperate
habits. .,a@H
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-15
saSs ySur Fruit frsss.

AtthA last meeting Of the Hooking
Valley Horticultural Society, Mr., R,
]. Black, an experienced Orchardist in
aAswet ~ a request for q remedy in
cases where, fruit trees had been grid.
led BY mice, rabbits, &c, gave the follow
ing as efeCtuaI: dss00
Insert scions Of the same tree so as
to connect the bark above and below
the part iaid bare, covering the ends
in the same manner as in grafting.-
This is 10 be done about the time the
sap rises. The acion furnishes a con.
dpctor for The sap in the same man
neR % the original bark, and thus
ssves the fife Of the tree. Apply sci.
ous enough 70 80 round tho tree, in
ssrt4ha ends bnday the bark, and coy
erwith fresh manure Of, vax. u
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-15
Proclamation.
March Is, 1866

MAroEs 0TTIcE, LANCASTER, ONO,
@f'' '' March IL, 1855
10 the Qualified Voters Of the city Of
ara Lancaster, Ohio.
You arc hereby nosiI,cd that the regular annual
election will be held the respective Wards Of said
FSrst Monday Of April nert,
bsnp the Cd day Of saId month"; for the election Of
the following municipal officers;
One City Marshal. I
Two members Of the Board Of Edu-
cation, and one member to fill vacancy
in place Of E. G. Kreider, resigned.
One Trustee Of Water Works.
One member Of City Councilin each
Ward, Nos /, 2, 8 and 4.
One Assessor in each Ward, Nos. l,
2, 3 and 4, i,
The places designated for holding the Election In
tho respective Wards are as follows;
Ward No. |, IN the room formerly occupied BY W.
Ward No. q in the County Clerks office.
Ward No. 3, in the Council Chamber, IN tho new
City Hall ,.x
Given under my hand and the corporate seal Of
said city OF Lancaster the day and year above written
17Fff sANUEL EWING, Mayor
Of the City Of Lancaster, 0.
Afa-oh HE 1aka awkl I -s'-1I, H I.t l.sa.f
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GENERAL DENNlsoN.

POSTMAsTHR GENERAL DENNISON.
During the late political canvass in
New Hampshire, the Copperhcads bu,
silly circulated report that Postmas
tor General Dennison had formally
forsaken tho Union organization. This
drew from him the following declara-
ton, in o letter to a gentleman Of that
State: as
1T gives me pleasure to say that if
l were citizen of New Hampshire |
would vote the whole Union Republi.
can ticket, and contribute to its sue
cess by all the honorable means in my
power. Ihave never intimated to- any
postmaster in your State, or elsewhere,
how l would like him TO vote, and
never expect to do 80 as long as | re-
main in my present official position;
nor have | intimated to any postmas-
ter, thatto vote the Republican ticket
would be followed by his removal
from office, or to his prejudice in any
way. To do so would imply, at least,
a purpose on my part to dissolve my
connection with the Union Republican
party u purpose which | have never
entertained, and tho possibility Of
which can not imagine. l believe
that tho interests and the glory of the
country essentially depend on the Wig
orous maintenance and success OF the
Union Republican party, and its con-
tinued control of the Government for
an indefinite time; and hence never
expect to act with any other political
organization as long as it exists"
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A CARD.

l will state TO my oil friends and
patrons in Lancaster and vicinity,
with all others who would avail them
selves of On opportunity of obtaining
superior pictures, that I have made
arrangements for, the use Of the rooms
occupied by Messrs. SMErTERs 4 FEr-
TIERS, where, in a few days, I shall be
prepared to serve all comers. Ny stay
in Lancaster will necessarily be Of
short duration, as 1 am fitting up, in
Columbus, rooms for first class gal.
lery, which will be ready Tor occupan.
cy in few weeks. -1 e-
l hope to commence operating hero
early next week.
NJ. N. GRISWOLD.
Mar lh--lt.as ~ t
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plY0no1. I z T.

Sarah n. WEAKLY / In fho cOufs Of Common Plsss,
70. bvithIn and f0f the e0unty Of
George W. wsallyJ Fairfield and state Of Ohio.
TO George ". Weakly, srsssnss
Yon are hereby notified that he said safhh n.
Weakly. PLAINTIFF will proceed 20 tae the dispositions
Post Once, in the town Of Helfon In the eounty Of
Icking end State ofOho oD Fridsy, the 30th dsy IL
March A. D. 1906 between the hour Of eight O'clock
iourn from day to day ,ll All sneh dsposiions shAll
have bsen taken, ~ =
Dated this Sth day ofMarch, A. D. 1906
SARAH N. WEAKLY
By Hunter DAugherty, hoF Atfys
March Q, ieoO--awpfo3 % '7 -
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Pablio Examination In the Lancaster
Union Schools, conmenc ing Friday
March 23d, and closing Thur sdny1 9 9th

FRIDAY FORENOON. N.-scuth House. lst Primary,
Miss e. Reed; and Cd Secondary, Miss AbbieE. Card.
FRIDAY AFTERNo0N.--Nor House LIST Prima-
ry, Mrs. s. m. Mewhorter; and I'd Secondary, Mss
s. P. Brumfeld.
4 MONDAY FORENOON House, Cd Primary
Miss Msry A. Hitei and LIST Secondary, Miss Olive
Towson,
MONDAY AFTERNOON. N.-North House. I'D Pri.
mar, Miss 8, A. Weakley; and lst Secondary, Miss
Is. Elder.
z FORENOON AND AFTERNOON. N.--North House,
LIST Intermediate, Miss Mary Heron. " el y ..f
TUESDAY. FORENOON AND AFTERNOON
South House, lst intermediate, Miss r. Sehleich; 4
North House, I'd intermediate, Miss NJ. v. Friend;
AFTERNOON, North Grammar School, Mr.. }. C.
HGrtEler. ~ th
WEDNESDAY, FORENOON AND AFTERNOON
North and South Grammar School, Messrs. Hartzler
and Wolf AFTERNOON, High school. Miss J. N.
Beckett. I4
THURSDAY, FORENOON AND AFTERNOON,
High School.
All are respectfully invited to attend.
J. F. REINMUND, Sup't.
March 14th, 1866.
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DEATH OF CArr. 3osrlvA CLARKE


Anoshet old and universally es.
teemed citizen has been removed from
among US BY the Hand Of doath. Capt.
CLARKE died at his residence one mile
south of tho city, on yesterday morn.
ing, March 4th, alters lingering and
distressing illness. His faneral will
take place from the Presbyterian Chuch
in this city at i0so'clOck A. NJ. on Fri,
day next Capt, CLARKE was former
ly for several years connected with
the Gazette, u editor and publisher,
and has filed various official positions
with credit, and to the acceptance Of
the community-while as a conscien-
tious, exemplary private citizen, his
character has ever stood bright and
irrepeoaehable. We trust that some
one, better fttod for the duty than
oursef, by long and intimate acquaint-
auce @ithlthe dcccased, will favor the
public with n more extended notice Of
this sadcsent. on q future occasion.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-15

bar Mr.A. B, CLAYTON, Mail Mess
enger, Illinois Central Railroad, has
our thanks'fof his attention in furnish.
ing US, from time to, time, with Cairo,
Mobile, and other. Southern Newspa.
pers.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-15

s@- Heavy, rains have prevailed in
this vicinity, at intervals. since Mon
day last. Asa consequence, the Hook
hooking, and other noighboring streams,
have got on an unusual high" '.aa ..,....
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iE Our young friend, H. CLAY
DRrNKlEa Assistant Sergsant.at-Arms
ofthe Ohio Senate, has our thanks for
repeated favors in the way of Legisla.
tive documents. . = 5f'f-l KY ~
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MM. M. GRlsuw.toLlDr,,1 D. we'll know

s@M n. NJ. GRiswoLD, well known
in this cityas a skillful Photographic
operator, proposes to, o,commence, in q
fow5 days, - brief season of picture
making, at Their formerly occupi.
ed by him, now in use by Messrs.
Smetters 4 Fettefs. Soc card Of Mr..
g., in another column. ''''''s'4 '7''''
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-15

? S0-0ur ever gOod.natursd friend.
JOAN GAHAoaTy, Esq, 10 a nOticOpub.
lished elsewhere in our columns. offers
his services in matters pertaining to
his profession. We need hardly say
to a community 50 we'll acquainted
with him as this, that ho will be found
faithful, accurate, and reasonable in
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-15

STRAYED OR SToLEN.-Aa large NAL
TEsE Car, with white spots on her
breast. Twill give five dollars to have
the same returned to me.
GEORGE H. SMITH, Jr.
March Is, 1866. y"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-15

New yoLuME. Volume 2, Of the
Gazette, present series, will commence
Thursday, 29th inst. The occasion
will be a good one for present sab
scribefs 10 ascertain and adjust their
accounts with this Office; and for the
accession Of additional Subscribers to
our hSss@s. .-srhups .,Idi.,8
Ourthanks are due the indomitable
Uuion snteu ofthe county, and to all
the subscribers Of The Gazette, for the
gratifying support now extended to
the paper; and II shall be our aim to
deserve q continuance and increase Of
such support. Wehope to be able to
give. . material addition to the aggre.
gate amount Of roading matterin the
comingvolume, while we shall strive
toprepent 7 any falling off in its quality.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-15

The TALLMADcE HoUsE.-Under the
new management by our worthy fel-
low citizen, G. Flemm, this hotel is al
ready winning golden opinions from
all quarters Tho present landlord
has had lexperieneeI and may bo sup
posed to'"know how to keep hotel"
Readers are referred to tho card in
adyprtisipg COLUMNS, Jyv n1
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-15

EGo, every body, every Saturday,
to Billinghurst's, and get "Euery Sat-
wddy.s" 6,afo
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-15

The course cfstudy consists Of SINGLE and DoC-
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 Pennanshil &C
Alarge Hall is now fitted up for the Telsgraphlc
Department where advantages w'li be Sc
cured supeior to anything elswhere in the West u II
in the care OF an operator OF long experience, aud OF
the best reputation. Having also the favor and pat
ronsqe of:he eleading Telegraph Oficers,throughout
tho West situations for graduates can readily be Sc
cured.
The tuition fee is only about oNE-HALF thatusu
ally charged in similar institutions; white the cheap
ness of living, the numerous educational advantages
Of the place, and the parative absence oftempt-
ations TO vice, are important considerations.
| We de NOT GUARANTEE situations 70 our graduates
for III is beyond the power Of any Commercial O1l-
leCe to get situations for oil graduates. hut we do
ouAaASTEE ul and COMPLETE satisfaction to our STU
dents.
REMEnBEH, that we are not "link" in anybody =
chain, neither do claim TO so absurd athinS as q
"pateat' on systsm ofinsruction,
TERMS.
Tuition FOR the Full Course, including Busr-
ness Penmanshlp W W
Tclcgraphic ''''' - w W
Both combined ................- - W
Teachers Course in Penmanship. ...... 10 W.
To anv who have doubts conc ring where to go Tor
BUSINESS Education. We sAy-ifyou study one week
with u.s. and find have deceived you by false rep
rescntations, ask for your tuition fee, andtwh De
refunded.
For further particulars, scnd for n Catalogue and
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''oO' WILLIAM N. BLcK, [Ssltl
tarAxFl Mp. DOUGLASS sSALl
r. D. COLES. sEALl

srArr or ONO, Muskipgum comfy, s. s.
Before me, . Justice otthe Peace, in and for said
eonnty, personally came William N. BlAok, Norval
p Doupiass and Robert D, Coles, and acknowledged
he their voluntary act ard deed for the uses and purA
poses therein exprossed
Witness my hand and seal this lat day Of March,
1855 JOHN W. BELL, lSSAL.1
Justice of the Peace Of said
Muskingum county, Ohio.
Maroh O. iS66--6w
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S2,OO0,OOO annual premiums attest
the prefer euccs of the Etna ms Co.
B. f. Roinmund & Son, Agts.
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o. t. TWIN NJ UNDl Dup
March 14th, 1866.

D0A friend Of ours has ground out
the following, on the subject of new
disease, which has attacked and is
carrying off some of tho best citizens
of "old Fairfieid.r - @
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TInsurance is public safety, and
should be adopted by all,
Reinmund & Son, ms. Agts. .
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rETATE OF JOHN FERRIs, Dec.
March !st, lSss-aN

Mrotice is heAeby given that the undersigned has
II been duly appoDted aud qualified as Admtuis-
JAc9B wET7EL.
March Ist, 1855
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LATEST IMPROVEMENTS;


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