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Colfnx and the Flag-Lincoin ON Col.
fax-SchuyIer ms n Ram!


The Cleveland Leader says:
"Mr. Colfax, when about to speak at
Goshen, mounted q table which was
covered with an American flag, but
first he removed it saying: III remove
that flag, because, unlike the rebels,
cannot trample it under foot"
1t is a notorious fact that while
Frank Blair was defending the old flag
against the assaults of the rebels
Schuyler Colfax was one of the stay at
home 'loilists," who was engaged III
feathering his own nest and procuring
fat contracts for his friends. Mr.. LIN
coin had a wonderful perception o,
mems character, and he regarded Inr
South Bend canary bird as q his
swell. The best illustration VI ~ q
(Colfa1's) character, is thai gr i
story told by Lincoln. Inc OPP
(Ill.) Register says: d snaotar he
When ColfaX was electe9 opoa;
was. of course, "set up" ne conceiteo
the idea that Washington e.lque..e,
which ranked Senators ABOVE meinpeLS
Of the House, in their intercourse Win
tbe president, was all wrong tnat the
Sneaker had precedence over Senators
81 tbe White House. Calling upon the
prssident on a certain occasion, he was
centred to wait until the conclusion OF
an interview between a Senator and
Lincoln. Colfax took this in dudgeon,
and made some remarks about it. This
coming to the ears of Old Abe, in con-
versation on the matter with some Hi
nois Democrats, he said:
"Colfax reminds me of ram, once
owned by an old friend, farmer Jones
of Sangamon county. The ram was a
tolerable fair animal for that day, be-
fore the stock of sheep had been ma
terially improved. He ran with the
flock doing proper service for long
time. One day he became troublesome,
broke through the gap into an adjoin'
ing field with the cows. After that nc
blows or coaxing could induce that ram
to herd with the sheep again. He felt
sure, said Old Abe, that he had got tc
be bull, and nothing could persuade
him out of that notion. Colfax, since
he has been made Speaker, never Will
be convinced that he is not bigger
sheep than those fellows in the NORTH
end of the Capitol"
Ever after that he was called by
those who heard the story, "Ram Col
fax"
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Sixty thousand Federal 0mc;,,s

Said Governor Seymour in his Cleye.
land speech ga short time ago, when
was in Washington, l gratided nv
curiosity by looking over the Blue
Book to see how many of these officials
there are in the country, and l found
that there were MORE THAN SIXTY
THOUSAND.n These sixty thousand
are the regularly appointed and regis
tered officials, and do not include the
special subordinates, who number thou
sands more. What an army of leeches
to be living upon and sucking the life
blood out of the productive industry
and the bone. and sinew of the coun-
try!
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
WashingtOn, ID, G..

THE SESSIONS OF THE SEVERAL DE-
Il partnents open a. follows: The Prepars
tory September 9th; the Collegiate September
sd, the Theological October Tth; the Law De-
tOber 18th, and the Medical October 18th.
This College was organized With references
to the oft urged suggestion Of Washington that
University at tho Federal Metropolis would
tend 10 the assimilation Of the principles,
opinions and manners Of our countrymen oy
the common education Of q portion OF tts youth
from every quarter" Its graduates have ven
aed the expectatiOns Of Madison and Monroe
that the facilities Of bearing debate in Congress,
arguments in the Supreme Court and Lectures
from eminent men, and Of Whiting Libraries and
Collections in Science gathered At this centre,
would Tester comprehensive mental develop
ment
The Preparatory School gives thorough
training for business and preparatton for Col.
leee. The College proper has eight cfheisnt
Professors, AL the chairs being 1lled Ihe
Theological School has three Professors and
Lecturers; the Law School four and the hsd1eai
ten The expenses are a. low - ~ other Cot
leges. Number Of students the past year -.
For Catalogues OF further Information address
G. w. SAMSON, d. D.,
aug13 2taxCw President
=.
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WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

U,UR FALL TERM OF T.
Institati0n will begin Septeno>f !.
The sc0pe of the College, besides the Y fti.ISa
ToKY DEPlETHEST, embraces full am 'hg. -
Courses OF instruction In hatA1Hadt.I A,LI
AM Kod>yn Lan1sag,s PhilosspAy s ,,",rrtS1,
srat,Irs. " SeieneeI, Agriel1ars ana
TdetilI. ,,.,s,v 80
The cost Of Tuition, Books and BosfaihA
mot ereeed from sI5o 20 tI7j pr a1nnn. a.
In respect 70 Health, bes uhieI -. a.
f.yorsbIs Moral surroundings, the pi.>'
AIYX. MARTIN, ID. D.. PrssideFA ana :"
feasoT on Mental and Moral PbiiosoIbI, a
PS. LrOs, A. NJ, We PrendSnA IT, 49,,
Ynz Literature and Principal Prepy p,T,,l
COL J. X. WEAVEK, A. NJ, Professor ~ ~
su,atics and Military Tactios. x.,.r,
81 q. STEyESs. A. NJ, Professor =,
Philosophy and Of the Natural scieno.,s .,.,s,
HgxKT w. HIRNGN. d. d, Prof.. o.
and Modern LAEgaAzes and LlteTain 4, Do
OtIyER W. MiLLEK, A. n, Assisish' -
Preparat0ry Department. ia
Gso. n HAGiss, Esq, Superintendent
Grounds and Buildings ma
HCeH W. BEock. n d., Lecturer ."
ology and Hygiene. c,,a ssl
Hon JONI A. DnLa. Lecturer 90 '''l
Law. xayTIH.
MoRaIx7oys W Va snR1-
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Special Notice.

1d be'o are Of Ceunterfeits Observe u. nam, =,
Job HOSES on the paekage-plrchass nom ,o;,S
Ous Hod4 Others are base and ,eOrhess i,niie,So.
ags sncosd polar with fifteen cents for post.
MOSES, 81 Co-tlandt Street New WI :, JQB B
insure bottle ct the genuine, containing f;ftr
Pills, by return mail securely sealed from IN
observation. Sau,s al
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To Married Ladies

1t is particularly suited. 1t will, in short
time, bring on the monthly period with regu.
larity, and although powerful remedy does
not contain anything hurtful to the constitution.
Pains in the Back and Limbs. Fatirue on slight
exerti0n, Palpitation of the Heart Mysteries
and Whites, will effect cure when ali other
meAns nave failed. Full directions in the
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Cen. II. X. LEE, Pre.IdenL
BETHANY COLLEGE,

V,HE TwHNTY-EIGHTH sHsHOS w
j. Bethany College will open on h0psay. -.
18th Of September, 15Gs. The College hl'e iS..
In Brooke county. West Virginia. ssrci = -
from Lagrange Station on the Pitt-garEl -.
wheeling Railroad, whence 10 u easily 70
by daily stage The situation h rrinA!l.i,-,,
healthy and removed alike frUrn ID, bmp -.
and ertrayAgance OF city life. In AnAeiPsi's'''
Of . large lnerease IN tie number o. s'aSs -.
enlarged accommodations for boarding 80,
been made and several large Class and -. 4
rooms fitted up 10 afford additional f,1l nv -
the department Of Natural Seisnos. a IsI :,
sIpsrieneed corps Of Professor. IN, 49,,
EAged and the amplest provision mac az M,
ough lDstrneti0n In every branch OF asal -,
especially invite attention 70 our Csu.os -.
copy Of which win be sent BY NAL 70 MI - u.
Apply 10 Prof. e. L. LOOS, seerstsLI =
Faculty, or 70 W. X PBhDLLIysI,
AuRfttIl ssp13
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EYE, Ear, Throat, Lung, Heart Dis
eases, Catarrh, successfully treated b!
DR.. Aborn, 1S4 Smithfield street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. A book By mail 80 cents.
febl-ly
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TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ApvERTIsEMENTs.-Base Ball
Baltic VS.. Mears.
Notice to Coal Merchants.
Notice of Meeting of Board of Super
visors.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DESIRABLE, RESIDENCE
FOR SALE.


DURSUANT To A DECREE OF THE
III Circuit Court Of Ohio county, entered Octo-
Der 18th, 1868 will sell at public auction, at
the Court House of said county, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21st, 1868,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the residence lately occupied
by Alfred Caldwell, Esq, deceased corner of
Byren and Quincy streets East Wheeling.
This house contains seventeen finished rooms,
with wash. house additional fitted with large
stationary tubs, hot and cold hydrants empty
ing into each tub There IL gas throughout the
entire house; hot and cold water both up and
down stairs; new bath.tub; cooking range in
kitchen great convenience; good draughts to
all the chimneys; ceilings high; large hallway;
cellar, consisting of three large rooms, making
twenty rooms in all; is perfectly dry and very
commodious; large stable, containing carriage
house, hayloft large feed bin; separate cow
stable. The property contains one full lot and
one. half, with large and beautiful shade trees,
in location for dwelling house not exeelled.
The building was thoroughly repaired, painted
and papered at heavy expense about one year
ago.
TERMS OF SALE :-0ns-third Of the purchase
money, or such further sum as the purchaser
NAV elect to pay in hand; the residue in two
equal instruments payable, respectively, in nine
and eighteen months from the day Of sale, with
interest from that day, the purchaser giving
bonds with good security for the deferred in
stalments. Possession Immediately.
GEO. b. CALDWELL,
Commissioner.
Law Office, Fourth street next door to the
Court House. oct22JOt
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Price, 81 per Box, or Six Boxes for 3 )
ASK FOR DELAMA RRES SPECIFIC PILES
lAD 7 NA
The Great English Remedy.
sir Inmes (lnrke,s Fcmale pin

PREPARED from a prescription Of Sir J. Clarke
II. d., Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This Invaluable medicine is unfailing in th,
cure of all those painful and dangerous disease
to which the female constitution is subject Il
moderates all excuses and removes all obstruo
tlOns from whateyar causa
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
URxUNHrAx "a


V'HE NEXT SESSION OPENS Third
i Thursday in September, l76- and si0.S
fourth Thursday In June, l-Sg.
The Faculty consists Of
Gen. u. X. LEE, PresidenL
with Professors Of Latin, Greek, NathsmAtia
Modern Languages Moral Philosophy Hht'rI
and English Language and Literature, AppD~
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and Law and Equity. These arc distributes
into: !. Faculty Of Arts; 2. Faculty Of Scsse
:. Faculty Of Literature and Philosophy '
Faculty Of Law. In each Of thess IL oenisfrs.
q distinct Bachelors Degree, and me Drsres q
Mater Of Art IL open alike " students 10 es'
course. In the Department Of Science are -
ferred, also ProIe5FOHal DiploBadl Of Ci1n ~
gineer and Mining Engineer by The lia o ;
fall corps Of assistant Professors, proVis'oh :
made for thorough drilling in the Dcrsrim,sl
Of English, Ancient and Modern Languages as
Mathematics.
EIPExsEs.-All necessary expenses need ~
exceed s395.
For full particulars apply 10 ,.
r. g. GORDON,
aug6 CLERK Of fSsaIiJ'
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EDUCATIONAL
LINDSLEY INSTITUTE

On Fifth Street, opp. Rom. Cath. CotG,d,s,
THE FALL AND WINTER SESSION oy
day, 3lst inst. The course will embrss,- 70
subjects usually taught in High Scha.J, vac vac
the junior classes in Colleges. -aa
The rooms are we'll lighted. thoroashl, -.
tilated and fully supplied with chart, -
globes, Philosophical and Chemical appa,,,-,i ~
For further particulars, and for eirni,,.
applyto I. Il. BLAkELY, Il. A
South cor. II Quincy and Sitth -,
RRy. X. V. DODGE, N
augA OPP. ST. Matthew ChprrA
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CIaymont Boarding SchooI.

DUPILS ARE PREPARED AT Tup
school for college, or active business. Ia
cation-three miles from ChArlestown. Jetfcr,os
county, w Va. Next session commence, Sen
TENDER LIST, 1868. Pupils received at any time
Terms, $500; somi-anRually In advance. NJ
extras. A liberal deduction will he made wh,r,
o parcut or guardian send, more than O1s
boarder.
For circular, address the undersigned
j. S. BLACKBURN,
Prnoip.
Refers TO Judge G. W. Thompsos, Wheeling
aug3oaw. till sepl5
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Pleasant Hill Female Seminar

Pleasant Hill Female Seminar
V,HE TwENTY-THIRD SESSION OF TRis
l. well known and long established -
commences the first Monday in September p,,,
I. A. Crenshaw A. NJ, is now Principal o. n,
school ana WIN DC assisted ,ot,S Oy The former abe
shaw, rs teacher Of French For further A.,
tioulars apply for catalogue at the Boob S,or.
Of Messrs. Campbell & McDcrmeI whtslip,
or to any Of the Faculty or the Supcrintssdsr,
West Middletown, Pa.
MARTHA MCKEEvER
augS Superintendent
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western Pennsylvania miiifa-
~ Academy
At RyER GREEN 81 M.,.,arss
"A ns.rPittsburEh, PeanA Ihis ns ~. 80
~ fesrnins ana military training 70 nos fsr
Ter tie reception Of boys and young "'@
'ai'h'' i'''' cor. 7. Y. LEHMASs
,.x,s AIlsgheny' Boz
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
William McMechen ct ais, In ehaneeCy, in the
vs.. Clrcnlt Court LOT
Joseph Shriner ct ais. Ohie Co, W. va.
DURSUANT TO THE DECREE MADE IN
the above cause on the 2lst day of May,
1865, / will, on MONDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1868, at my office in the city of
Wheeling and thereafter by adjournment from
time to time, as shall be found necessary, pro-
coed to take and state on account of the persons
respectively, who are entitled, as heirs at law of
LYDIA S. Crugor, deceased to the tract or parcel
OF land described in compliments bill, and OF
the share or interest of each of said persons in
said tract or parcel of land; together with such
other things as may be deemed pertinent by
myself or specially required by either OF the
parties And pursuant u decree made and
entered in said cause on the sth of October lS6s,
1 hereby give notice to all persons claiming TO
be entitled TO any interest in said lands az
heirs at law aforesaid, to come in before me
and prove their respective rights or interests IN
said land, on or before SATURDAY, THE 18th
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1868.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Special Comr Ohio Co. Cir. Ct
October Is, ls6s-octl6-lawtillnOv7
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
B A 8 E b A l. l.
RAITICs VS.. MEARS.

A GAME OF BASE BALL BETWEEN LEE
A Raltic Club, of this city, and the "A mo ths
Club, of steubenville, will take p IasSs Saturday,
October 3Ist 1870 p. NJ.
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NOTICE.
To Coal Merchants
WANTED.

A LIVE ACTIVE MAN AS AGENT FOR
"A a prominent New York Life Insurance
Company for Wheeling and vicinity. Address,
with references, GENERAL AGENT, Lock
Box 454, Newport, KY" Liberal Inducements
offered to the right man. oct29lw
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-02-07

DR.. E. D1LL ON & SoN send greeting
to the public generally with some Of the
reasons why it will pay 10 invest money at
their Drug Store; 3, r.
lit. Because they have the largest Stock
Of Drugs in Fremont. r'e
2ad. A greater variety of Patent Medicines
and all other kinds of Medicines than can
be found at any one Store in Ohio.
sd. They have incomparably the largest
Stock of Wall PAGER and Window Shades in
Fremont.
4.h. Extensive Dealers in School Books,
States, &c, Books and all kinds of Station.
cry. asrs
9Th. Entirely the largest dealers in White
Lead, Paints, Oils, Brushes, and nearly eve
rything under the sun used by painters or
in any wise appertaining TO the paint trade.
9Th, 50 to IS per cent. larger stock Of
Window Glass .(best brands) than is carri-
ed by any house in Fremont,
18th. Because their ruling aim and effort
is always TO keep the best of everything in
their line and their guiding star is quick
sales and small profits.
s.h, The best reason of all is we have the
vouchers in quantity, quality and variety to
correspond with all we say in, the newspa-
pers and viii nseonvince the most incr credulous
(if there be any such) that it will pay and
pay well to invest money at tn Drug Store
of DIR. E. Dillon & Son.
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Croghan Lodge Re-Union.-On We'd
nesday evening last The members ofCroghan
Lodgs No. Il l. O. o. T. of this City, cele-
brated the twenty first anniversary Of
the Lodge, at their Hall in Buckland's
Block. The attendance was exceedingly
large. The members brought their ladies,
and many invited guests alsos participated
in the festivities. . Allthe adjoining roums TO
the hall were occupied with tables, spread
with magnificent repast TO which the
crowd did ample justice. The ceremonies in
the ball were brief and fitting to the occa-
sion. After he, opening ode, and a pray
er by the chaplain, shoit ard appropriate
address was delivered by Rev. Mr.. WYKEs.
About 10 o'clock the company were seated
for supper, and there was feast of teason
and flow of soul" The ladies' who furnish
ed the repast and prepared it SO tastefully
are entitled 10 the highest praise. Every
thing connected with.the affair passed off IN
the most pleasant manner, and the twenty
first re- union cf this old lodge will add an
other link 10 the many strong Ones in their
chain of friendship, love and truth.
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FOR TIE MILLION

ARkANDALE < co. 8 Great Watch Club.
!. isYerySoGy neea5 good wGteh, and wishes to get
It at his lowest possible prices horde Of swindlers
zlowing this have contrived various ingenious de-
vices to get peoples money, and then either fail 10
send q watch, or send one hat Is worthless ss
umekeeper. ArraEdale Co., have nov perfected
arrangements By which, for the small sum Of so. a
good snd bic watch may be certainly obtained
fhey have formed Great Watch Club on the fol-
lowing pan. Certificates containing ihe nuukeTs
OF ali the watches named in our Wholesale list
(which Is sent on agpltcaton) mixed D. eneot ed
in envelopes ard sold for Is cents each. Eysrv
certineate is warranted to Re fer watch AMI AZ viii
be seen reference to the list, none are Sf lts,
value than Ten DollaIs, whilst SONS are worth $500
We undertake to send any watch drawn whatever
may be its value for go and in ordsr that every one
may Absolutely depend upon getting . 6rst class
timekeeper, We guAi antee thai every purcbaaer 0f
One Dollars worth OF certificates thau TeceiTs Al
least one for Estoh No. 5S3 on Que Wholeaale ljkt
senf post-free, which Is fIst Glars patent lever
handsome and relsble watch in sterling silver hunt-
ing case, and usually sold for $40. You will ear
tsinly get such watch; and besides, you NAV get a
gold ChIonometsr worth $500 We,ssI the esrtiH-
Gates a. followE One for IS cents; Three for SO e
Six fer 81; and Twenty ;or S3 To those sepd.nr al
We viii send . handsome chain Kratiss To thoss
sending 50 We will send Gold Chain warranted not
to tarnish in 70 years. Parties getting Up lArgss
clubs viii receive liberal presents, particulars o.
which may be learned on application. As IL 81 our
intention to do strictly honorable busirers, and
to insure cur customers from liability to loss, Ws
Will send our watches, il desired, without moneV
nstruetiDg the Express sgent to collect only ON da
livery. II desired to forward watches by mail
the money must be sent US by Bank Draft or Poet.S
6ce Order, and it will then be at onr risk. We viii
then Register the package at our Postcfiss ana N
lost will replace 1t free of charge IL ary watch 4.
DOT approved It may be returned and the money vfll
be refunded The reputation Of our arm, which h..
bsen established for bVe years. and is well Known 10
in every part ofthe country, trust will be deemed
q SUFFICIENT guarantee that We Eill faithfulJv ner
forr1 al We contract to do. Address
ARRAGDALE 4 co.;
1s2 Broadway, New York. 20. Bon, 5ssS. a.
Sill IL
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Church of the oloredPeople.-Some-
time sgo the Colored Christians of this place
organized religious society known as the
q Colored Christian Church, and took steps
toward erecting house of worship on the
east side of the river. OF the many liberal
subscriptions enough was collected TO put
up the frame work of the building, but un-
fortunately this blew down on that windy
Thursday, the day of the R. R. accident,
and some difficulty having arisen among the
members the organization was discontinued
and the property, land, &C., legally transfer
red to the African Methodist Episcopal
Church, Of which A. REvELs, T. G. REESE
and d. BowsER are the Trustees. The
African NJ. E. church are now making ef-
forts to complete the building, and it is hoped
that the subscribers to the old fund will
transfer their subscriptions TO the new, as
but one church will be built, in the success
of which the colored people are all interested
and united,
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Tin Weddings.-The great events of the
week. in the social circles of Fremont were
the Tin Weddings of Mr.. & Mrs. CHAs,
KREBs, on Saturday evening, and of DR.. d.
Mrs. J. w. FAILING on Monday evening last.
The aaffairs were numerously attended by
the friends of the happy couples" all Of
whom presented their offerings in the shape
of tin-wsre. The presents comprised almost
every imaginable article of use or ornament
that was ever made of any material, and
being all of tin we're objects Of wonder as
well as ornament. Oil paintings on tin with
tin frames, hats, bonnets fully trimmed with
tin ribbons and bows and furbelows, cake
baskets, watches and chzins, carving knives
and forks, csstors, combs, and other orna-
mental and necessary utensils were piled in
profusion on the tables and formed the
center of attraction at both residences. The
chiUdrTi, or horning, which seems to make
up an essential feature of these tenth-an-
niversary marriages, was crushing. Re-
fresbments were served on tin dishes through,
out If good wishes will prolong life and
give happiness, the recipients of these COM
plimehts viii certainly be able 10 celebrate
their diamond weddings.
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i You've MEN WANTEp.-There is just
now great and growing demand for young
men, not that specimen of genas homo who
lounges about the street corners, or hangs
upon the overtaxed indulgence of f.infuential
friends" waiting for something 10 turn up, u
while the world about him presents its
many avenues to wealth, honor and. infu-
ence, but young men of living characters,
possessing energy, integrity aud sufficient
ability to make themselves useful in the var
ious pursuits of life. The standard of busi-
ness qualifications Of to-day is very far in ad
vance of that for one or two decades past.
The merchant, banker or business mau Of
twenty years ago would find his qualifica-
tions Of that time but the alpabet OF to day.
That young man who would succeed in
business must hereafter be more thoroughly
qualified for his work than ever before. He
must be especially drilled in all those de-
partments of education applicable to his
chosen pursu Is. To supply this education
is the peculiar province of Business Colleges.
OF this class of Colleges we know of none
more widely known or more popular with
its graduates or the business community
than the Union Business College Of Cieve-
land, Messrs. FELTON, d. Biglow, Proprietors.
Every young man in the country should pur-
sue thorough course of study there.
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+. BRADY, MERCHANT TAILOR, wishes
to call the attention of his friends and the
public generally TO his splendid stock of
cloths, cassimeres &C., which he has selected
with the greatest care. He has had a long
experience and is confident that he will be
able to give first class article at reasonable
rates, in the way of custom work. Call and
ee him mopposite the Post office. 4S-S.