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Satel u duty TO takN 0f tilcnl ne
TO Europe to ascertain the opinion OF my
brethren. Tho encrosed certificate will prove how
at tho anne tine et,ur W rSssod fro 3Ss S 10
frond mir. Oollard. which sure mus, be rratif;-
Thavs the honor to be- gentlemen, yoars very trny.
JAMES II. wEHLI.
James N. wshH, Rsg.: 'A'''' - iooo'
MI DEAR BIN: 1 have great pleasure in asking youto
highest approval o: their insr,uont II a. con.ldor
not merely tho bcst instrument OF American manrfac.
tre that hHvo trled but of the cs. Grand Piano
fories that has Under my observation; and
tho aessss ohIckeriug may ~e!l be proud Of having
turned out from tnotr maEufsetory an instrument
which. for touch. quality, power md work ,nashp It
would DO worry difficult to surpsss in pars of ,hs
Dear sir. very sIncOIoy you.s.
Rirrn.oi oo.rd oollnrd p,snofsrie Ionainasuis,s.
London.
LONDON. August ~. 1885,
My DEAN srn: Az you going back to tho United
Messrs. ohickering. Tell them was do,lghted vita
Their Grand Pi.noforse-ai good an inssrun<E tint
or tods erer turaed out, both In touch a,ditr,
Wishing yon, sc remain eyestt Iiy,
F. DI0nD%OOD.
Firm of Brosiwcod d Sons. PIa1ofOrto Minui.o-
LONDON. July 20. 1865
GssTs: have lust been Invited by Messrs coll.rd TO
try Grand pIano.forte manufactured by you, ana
riend, Dir. O. D. Collard That II the fines: -
strumentI over played on.
Believe mo- gentlemen, mos. faithfully yours.
J. L. HATTON.
ftimo1ias from e mort dItiroiIhed Arti.i IL, Esrcrr
10 NeSrt. Chickerin0 6 Sonr:
LONDON, July rs, 1866
Having played upon PiAno-torte made by MesarH
Chlcfcrtng Sons Of Boston and Now York hay
much pleaeure In tesufyng to Its general excellence
For sweetness and brtllAncy OF tome dolicacy of
touch and magnificent power for concert purposes 1
consider 1t really GRAND PIAso-PoHTE AND pEcipr,,-
LIZ THE BEST HAVE SEEN OF AMERICAN AIASuyAorunI
AhAbELLA GODDARD. ldIULO REGONDI.
q. A. OSBORNE lALPRED JAELl
W. hUHE LINDSAY SIDPER.
ULES BESED1CT. D. MUS0HELE5,
NJ. ". BALHE. Prof. OF Ccnsoryatoire 4, Il,
OHAB. HALLE. Leipzig
BRINLEY RICHARDS. g. ARTHUR CHAPEL
hENE FAHahUEN. Director Of Monday Coa~
sfDaEf shlIA. certs, Loadon-
Among tho chief points Of excellence of tho ChicSer-
Ing Pnnos Of whch speAk the renowned artsts in their
Testimonials to tho Acssrs UhIckuring
tho grestsst posaibo DEPTH rchuess aud volume or
tone. combined with . hriIsacy, clparuess And
perfect eyeuncss throughout tho entire scale; and
above ALL surprlhing duration Of sound tile puro And
quality OF which never uhnnpes undsr rIc
nlost delicate or powerful touch
During the past fortythree yearp this hrm has m,nu-
Aoturod
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.

Recetotd during The month Of august, IscG.
So, LONDON July 49, 1867
hKsaRs. CHIcEEHISa 4 BosH-9ents: have much
pleasure In encioaing 60 document signed by tho Nrst
composers, nus!chua and professors In Europe. held
your pianos In euch llRh estimation (rde my corth-
cste that felt duty to tako ono nf t;icn ith me
10 Europe, tn ascertain the opinion OF my
orethren Tho enclosed certificate will prove how
unanimous thoS havo bcon OH thu subject. I bog TO
forward, At tho same time ettur received from nv
trlond. MR. Oollard, which am mus, be vrutfS-
Ing to you.
IhAvs the honor TO be- gentlemen. yours very trny,
JANIEA III.
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POzaANsKI.

Dnfins the past eight years I have constantiy nhrs9
ne justly celebrated Rrard Panop yours sre the
only Instruments that have found, either hare or in
Europe to equal them In all their points of eIooloncn
IL may be Es!ilfaetory to our patrons and friends
among tho public At largo TO stao that have
peon received nom ell the loading artfsts who have
Waited or Arc now residing In tho United saes few OF
Tnose names. besidss those above sppond;
LEO. De MEYER, / GUSTAV HATTKR,
ALFRED JAIL. = DENEDIOT
Il. kANDKRSON, II, BTRAHOSCH,
B. HOFFMAN. JULIEN,
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many others.
81 MLgsTRAT1D ALBUaB AND PRICE IIsrss
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WILLAnp's HorH,l
WAsardoToH, D. O., May 22d, 1865. I
GKrrIHhKs:-Wo require another supply OF yuur
Plantation Bitters. tho popularity which dauy In.
creases with tho guests Of our house.
Respectfully.
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TIihLHEtG'S oPiHIoa.
consider ChieferinR h Sons Pianos, beyond com.
partpon, tho best have In America.
g. TuhLDER0
Chairman OF Ju.7 on MUSICAL Inp,, urncn
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Mobile Market,

MMonblLE, M August st1?-coTToN-The market has boon
du throughout tho day. only 23 bales Changing hands
Ih ~ Liverpool market has advanced "a Upands but
N1Sa-c for Low biddliua,
~ hioEEFanY AND fMHsG1AI.-.wt4h q dull market We
en tinue 10 quotes Gold 1t0al{t. Ste, ling airy dawn
too. and sight l6i New York Eight " promium cLecE
sIs; ai;, ana par TO premium buying. Now Orleans
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r. Ii. DRAKE s. CO.,

NO. 2o2 BROADWAY, NY.
Sold BY all respectable Druggists. Physicians Groccrs
Saloons and country Hotel-dcalers.
hprtDl8 thstplyr
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LONDON, January Is, 1906,
LONDON. July 10. 1860.

HetIrI. CHtckeT1Ep d Honf: --------
GRsTs: have lust been Invited by Messrs collard 10
Try q Grand Planoforte manufactured by you, ana
have no hesitation 10 endorsing the opinion my old
irend Dir. O. D. Cosrd, That II the fines: ill.,
strumentI over played on.
Believe mo, gentlemen, most faithfully yours.
J. L. HATION
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Dr.. ". A. oHLDs. Surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont he
eiment writea:"I wish every soldier lad bottle OF
Plantation nittsra Thoy tho most effective p4r
feot, and harmless tonic ever uned."
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PHnApM1HlA. 10Th Month, l7th Day 1ssa.
RraIroTIp FnuHp;-My daughter has bean m,ueh
benentted BY the use Of thy Plantation BIstsrI Thou
Wilt sond mo two bottles more. 's
Thy friend, ARA ouRRTN
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SYKES, CHADWICK l. 10.
&c. &c. &c.
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lAf0uIahV UkhCIfIOATKa,
RoonEHrr. n. z December 2s, 1851.
ferer from Dyspepsia for three four years sss hs n
Abandon my profossion. About throo months sso i
tltod tho RhnAton Bittsrs and to my great 10y am
several oasoss and, - far As know, al1Ayl With sgnaj
oensne an, respectfully youfs, ."
Rov. J. g. OATHORN,
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A lively correspondent of the Boston
Post, writing from Saratoga, thus de-
scribes the cause ofa fashionable la
dy's woe at that stirring watering place.
1t is very life like;
About a mile from Saratoga behind a
bit OF pine grove they had race
On general principles these country
races are OF no consequence, nor Is tn is
race that have attended considerable
in any sense but that OF fashion. There
are always in every very we'll appoint
ed family one or two special dresses
that by some want of tortuity fail TO
find opportunity TO be worn.
1 met Miss GunstOCk when I arrived
here, and after II second interview my
mind was satisfied that there was Il
secret between, us. She bad suitors be-
yond any lady i'll the Sinbad House.
Her position was more than iatr; SO was
her beauty. AS to health, she drank
four glasses OF High Rock water every
morning; danced ull two; and rode and
shopped the rest of the time. The man
she wanted, loved her, 30 she did not en-
courage hun. Yet under all this l saw
growing discomfort. "PerhaPs," l
said, "here is one of Miss Braddon's
heroines. Far in the past she poisoned
her grandmother. Upon her person
she carries Ievolting scar. Shells bow
legged, or there is "A stain on her uncle's
esCuIcheou." 1 could have written a
ballad on this deep stain; it worried me
thu.
Tell me, Gunstock." said, "whnL
worm lies at the core ofso fair NAPIER
In short, what ails your"
She only heaved a sigh.
Yesterday 1 Introduced her TO Smil-
eripe, of Philadelphia. He stammei ed
out an invitation for us both TO take a
seat in his drag and attend the races.
When she accepted 1 saw her face look
almost angelic. What could 1t meau2
So followed her along her corridor.
She WAS at the window with her moth-
er, more lovely and cheerful than a
basket of Delaware peaches.
"Come!" said 1, IL am not a single
man. GIVE me the privilege of an old
friend. Why were you SO unhappy 2
and what has changed your"
She laughed right merrIly and told
me to come in. Then she drew out of
her huge Saratoga trunk u most bea uti-
ful bonnet; one oak leaf, one sprig of
acorns; dress and cloak, perfectly
true to the afternoon, with a light trail,
a skirt where the humming birds had
dropped among the knitters.
"rhere,~ she said, 81 bought this
dress pattern in Turin, the bonnet in
Brussels. have never had chHncs TO
wear them Till to-day; this is my secret.
Had l gone home without wearing
them, the season would have been in
cotnpleter'
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PEN PoRTRAIT.-The Tribune has a
Canadian letter from George Alfred
Townsend. 1t is not always the habit
OF this gifted youngster to write his
letters at the locality where they are
dated, but the following Is so good that
we charitabIy conclude that the writer
must have "been there" The hero of
the description was blatant symps-
thizer with secessionists during our
great tribulatiou:
Judge of my astouishment to see II
gouty fellow, swollen of belly and
cheeks, with dat feet, groggy nose and
chops, vitreous eye, and "A bar-room
air, walk up the hotel steps and swal-
low his toddy iu the coffee room with
all the relish of q Tamtnany sachem.
This person is proba bly, the most super
ticialiy smart politician in Canada.
HIS step to power is the Irish support.
His ability is close up to the lips, and
its negative is three pen'orth hot with
sugar. HIS career is consistently Mile
sian-to be earnest both ways, ana SUIT
circumstances, and since the famous
case OF the crocodile swallowing Eer
Young with tears in her eyes, there has
been no instance of man eating up
his youth like that OF Thomas Darcy
McCee, Perhaps this has been discreet,
to tail in with u tone of society and help
perfect it after its own model, rather
Than 10 live in captious revolt; but
feel somehow glad that Mr.. McGee pre-
ferred Canada to the United States as II
place of abode. We have glibber ad
venturers than he in the Republic, but
probably no case OF SO barefaced apos-
iacv. With that sort of s;aiesmen,
Canuda, as Dominion, will become
puissant about the tune South Amboy
Hogs New York.
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The Mount Auburn
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE

GIrUATED on THAT BE EAUTIFUL EN-
. intnce North of the CIty Of CtnciDnaiI
HON which Il derives It's name, hRa Just
clo~ed its Twenty Second Session.
1he past year has been s'ne of unusuRI
prosperity, there lavlng been in attendance
two hundred and tbirty-hye young ladIes,
no case Of sfeEneSs requiring a khyIteidH has
occurred.
- heaIthful location, and Its country po-
sitiou, while yet near the city, gives It nd
yantages over either cIIy or country EchO Jls-
Its character as a 6Tst rate seminary oi
cOInmentE.
The IBR AIRY, CABINET AND APPA-
RATUS, Already very extensive, are ieceiv-
ing yearly additions.
For Catalogues or infoTmA'ion. address
!. fl. WHITE.
Is West Fourth Street, Cincinnati. O.,
or Il. THASE MIL-Lk-r. RIes't.
augS-6Rd
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B. 2. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER. TIN
wi and Sheet Iron WRra. and dealer in
Cooking and Heating StCV8, No. l3 Main
Street, Wheeling, West Wig MIA
would respectfully call tue attention Of
Copper stills, Copper and Brass Kettles. Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tops
Job work OF al kinds VIII receive my per-
on Wen Casing and Sand Pumps made 10
''ESs jyas =" Ati''' N R.F. CALDWELL.
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We have also on hand $500 worth OF La
dies and Childreus' Boots and Shoes, at lower
price, than ever was seen In the State. II
you want BARGAINS in Boots and Shoes, go 10
Grriiner's New Store, cor Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair OF Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Is WARRANT ED, and III
every case will be mended free OF charge.
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All these institutions rely for patronage on
the IA liz faction heretofore given 10 pare MT,
and The Improvement OF pupils attending
them. PTomptlIUde at the opening o. the
Glasses Is OF aIf i'm 20 4nc = 6nd IL l. desirable
that pu lis should be eaTIy entered, that all
tquisite preparations may be made.
Inc parish schools at tue Cathedral and
Hospital will also be Teopened on the 2nd of
September. augI3 IN & SSwld
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The People's Bank.

The Peoples Bank.
OFFICE, No. % MAIN ST., WHEELING,
" wa Money received on deposit In
yertst paid on special deposits.
Notes and bills discounted. Exchange
bought and sold. Collections at home or rom
abroad promptly attended to.
John Reid, Christian Htrr,
John Handlan. John VockIeT
SaIn1 J. BOyI, Richard Cslrt.r
Andrew Wilson.
.. JOHN REID. PTez't-
JOSIAH r. UPDE6KAFF. C5uSh'T. myS
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The Imperial Conference at snI1burE.

Z
From the Independence Bslge, Au0u.tIT.
The Journey TO Salzburg, with respect
to which the court OF France was prompt
10 enlighten that of Prussia, especially
through the intermediution of the Court
de GolIz, is not of nature to offend
Count de Bismarck or his sovereign.
We should even be tempted TO believe,
with our Berlin correspondent, that,
taken together with the inopportune
proceeding OF NJ. de Moustiet in favor
OF Deutnark, the PrussiHn Cabinet, on
IL e contrary, cOngraIulHtes itself upon
this visit from the point of view of sue
ceSses IL is calculated 10 promote in the
approaching elections for the federal
Parliament. An article published yes
IeTday in the JoHTHuE dcS De64tS, and
which assumes tue furm of u diplomat
ic communication will not modify these
approximations OF the Prussian govern
mtnt. A perusal of il Will lead to this
conviction. r...r
According to the French print the
two Emperors i'll their approaching con
versatIons will speak Of eUery QHeSti ~
at present dSitdting the old and NetO
Worlds the settlement OF the Mexican
war, the constitution of 6Prmanic unity
under the supremacy D: Prussia, and,
finally, 10 crown all, the dismember-
InenJ OF the Ottoman empire. Napoleon
l. and Alexander 1. dividing Europe
between them nj Erfurth had not SO ex-
tenSive programme as that ot which
the DebGtS desires to give the settle
InenI 10 Napoleon III. and Francis
Joseph. Thus, Notwithstanding the
authority which ordinarily attaches to
what appears in that Journal, we per
sisL in believing that the Interview at
SaIzburg will have no other character
than that of demonstration, some
what marked, perhaps. of 1hecttonAte
AYmpaLhy mingled with grief.
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Sundries,

1sO BBLs. "BRITIsH MILLS" xxx
Is boxes Choice Black los, KS and Navy
Tobaccos. -..
R'nia lbs Tnhaccoa
$50 bags Prime Green and Yellow Rio Conee
SOhf chests q. r. Imp, Y. =. and Black
Teas.
so bbIs. Refined Sugars.
25 bags Kice.
Cheese, soaps, Candies, &C, 6c., &c.
Just received and for sale low by
PAX ron a OG LFBAY,
juno No. 81 Main street. Wheeling VIVA.
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TLARK's PILLS FOR SALE BY oD
II REBr, End Of Stone Fridge. myIe
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Incorporated 1885,
aelinp Savings Tnstitntfcn

Incorporated 1885,
Wheeling Savings Institution,
OEFICE No. y MoNRoE ST.,
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
vi teresi paid ON special Deposit, Notes and
Bills Discounted, EXcnauge Bought and sold
COLLECTIONS made on all points
In order To meet want that has long been
felt In this community, this Institution will
receive On "wednesday and Saturday nIIer.
noon between the hours OF two ana fOuE o.
clock, Deposits Of any sum OF money, from
one dollar and upwards, on which intsrea
will be paid.
GEO. MENDEL, President
DTRECroRs;-Alex. Laughlln, A. j. Panneu
John AcLure ir, Alex, Rogsrs NorZHn 4,
Jtt, james PAUL, Alex. ]. CeCiI, James Reed
ocl7-ly A. e. QUAKRIER Treasurer.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO.

IN the abo e Institution will commence
1UE~DaY. october isi, 1857, IN the Coli Ee
Building sixth street, DeJween Vine ano
Race streets, and end the last OF February.
Professors TIcke
Demonstrators TIckets--.---.-.-.....- 10
hO>pltal-p tbf , "
Graduation Fee.-..-.--....-. ..........--...-@5 o.
Fur parIIcuIars, es circulars.
II. b. wRIs HT, ~. D., Dean.
sus2 6wd. Cincinnati, ohio
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Tuition $50 per session. Boarding 1rom 50
Gnfurnisngdro rooms IS per session to each
student.
Free tuition 10 sons of Ministers OF the Cos
pei OF all uenO uiuatlons-
Eor particulars. apply for catalogue 10 Prof.
c. L. LoOs Secretary, or 10
w. K. PENDLE ron. President.
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REoPENING
S @ H o OILS.
Academy of Mt. de Chantal.
St. vincents Classical and Mer
camille College. Wheeling,

VIII reopen Sept. I'd, with extensive and
improved apparatus for experiments III
Natural PhiIUsoI hv and Chemistry. Terms
a heretofore. For fur, her information, AL
dress Rev. A. Isoudge, Principal.
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FAST LINE.
Leave Wheeling Leave BaItimrres
daily at. 5;lU ?. IN. daily si----5:2O pm.
ArIive- Washington 4:,al :.
Grafton ........ 1000 ATItvese
taTkeFsburg so am HRTpeT's F'y-R.-O a.
Cumberland 3Nl ,,umberls nd II 4i am.
Harpers err 7:I5 lGIaiton-..- $40 "a
Baltimore .--lU:O WIZ eIiIIg....lJeiU "a
wash n tit. ll;sS 'Lnoludtng sunuAyG
'IncludlDg Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN,
Leaves Wheeling" Leaves BaItInnres
tdaIy at 100 am daily at GIl p m.
ATives- = ash'n CITY -h:E5 "a
0rRlIOu - IS pm ARRIVES
Parkenburg la haTpeT's F'y l:5I Am.
CumberIaiid- 7:25 I" lCumbeTIRnd I.Io
HHrpers E'yI2:3I m. CsTsIton -. iz5IS D. m,
Baltimore 4sS1 WheeliLg.. 5aS .
WRsh'n city $50 ieEXcept sundays
Except SundAys.
MAIL TRAIN.
leaves Wheeling" Leaves Baltimore"
tdAllNj iit-.sslO PM. tdaity, HI..--s:I5 y. m,
ATIiyes- ash'n City. 5:I5 =
pIh 10 ~ AM Arrives
G1ImbeI lHI'Jf- 7:tO - Harper. F'y- -Iyo N m
hATpeT's F'yi2;fO ?. m. unibe rIau;i 20 :.
NlncheE eI.-- go 81 GraffotI------Ii:O
Baltimore ...-5U0 Z" n heeliiLk--4 4: % n M
%ash'n tlty --SSO "a Except saturdays.
Ben WOOD ACCOMMODATION
To connect with Z. U. K r. Dtvt.ion-
Leaves hrelinE Ht.-..--- %;toa- M toO .. m.
Tickets 10 all principal pOIuU- in the East
West and SouIh e1sL can b. 4 rOcurtSi nj lIs
Company's once.
JOHN L. WILSON. Master of transportation
X I. DEVRlES
my General Agent, Wheeling,
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Tina, never. have been nor never can:De beat
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BIBLICAL INSTITUTE.
LecnLrer1:-w K. PENDLEToS c. L. Loos.
r. hIcHARDsoS, J. 7. BARCLAY.
The course OF Biblical Lectures commences
the last Monday III March and coutin-es
weeks. FREE OF CHA RGE TO ALL.
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40 Main Street,

Corner or Union. sELINa
Bargains in Boots & Shoes
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Educational.
Bethany College.

TIME TWENTY-sEVENTH SESSION OF
i this well known seat OF learning will
commence on
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transportation.
sALTIMORE & OHIO R.R C0MP,Y

OFFICE BAIT. q OHIO EIAILRoADCo-,
WHEELISG. May g. ls57.
SUMMER SCHEDULE
DASSESGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
i the following schedule on and arLeE MAY
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FACULTY.

w.K. PENDLEToN, President. and Prof.
OF Mental, MunII and Political Philosophy
and Bellies Letters.
{: l. LOIS. Prof. of Ancient Languages
and I.itsrsIureS.
d. VI. HARDING. P1oL OF Mathematics
IT. BSRCLAY Prof of Natural Sciences
B. T. JONES, Tutor.
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AN experienced and able corps Of PEofss-
sons Is engaged. and every facility for - com.
PiPte and thorough course OF lnstruc-
: on win be inrnIALed 70 tue STUDENT.
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AMPLE AccoMMoDATIONs

are provids d both for PUBLIC and PRI-
v ,1't hOARDISG and unrlrnished rooms
Will be let to students who wish TO board
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IONDAY. soth sEPrEMBEK. 1867.

and terminate on the 18th June, lSSS. 1t is
rOmanttcaIiy situated In the midst OF the
beautiful and healthy hill country OF the
accessible by Rail Road OF River, ard sur
rounded w fth the most kavo able Influences
for student life.
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DR.. Vests Botanic Balsam,
The Best Nedicine In .hn xyarla

ENoR Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Group. Bronebi-
u US, consumption, Soreness OF Lungs WhoonIny
Cough, Asthma, and All Diseases of like nat,,ree
Wnereyer 'ns medicine has been tested il has met
nee success ana bv its timely use many OF
~ 'neir commencement, and the sconrge that sweeps
~ from our midst every year wond fail pow
cough which breaks them of their rest vt na,, VIII
prin Eo reiiet by the of this Balsam,
pIx ice oo cents Prepared only by d. X. REED,
Anae Boston sold by druggists Every where
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-16
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
DR.. M1A.LER,s
Soothing and Healing Balsam,
NATURES ASSISTANT.
'E'S ASSISTANT.

| has proved infallible for Burns, Frozen Limbs
Il Bruises, Sprains, Wounds OF all kinds Pains IN
the Side, Back or Shoulders, Chiblains Cbapped
Hands, Sth Neck, Ague in the Face or Brenst Ear
nation of the Eyes. For Rheumatism ii Ia moi !
certain cure, yet hundreds have been relieved by n
when other remedies had failed - =
AS an internal medicine hen taken I'm asaro, =,
vii cure Inflammation of the Bowels, Dysentery,
Kidney Complaint and Cholera Morbus. 1t will also
cure Diphtheria, Dry Cough and Asthma
rms medicine IL purely vegetable In its ,ompositIon
soothng anu healing lin its influence, aud may be Civ
en- 10 any age or sex with perfect safety. IL has been
before the public during the past nine years. and has
wrought some of the most astonishing cures. The
proprietor challenges the world oproduce its super
or as a remedy. For sale by all druggists.
q. ID. LEFT, Proprietor, Springfield, Mass.
Demas Barnes 81 Co., u Park Row, New York
Will also supply the trade at List Prices.
w. +. Phillips 81 Co, Wholesale Agents. Portland
mareh16eowIyr - N-~AAN.