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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-16
M1soELLANEoUs.
University of Virginia.

THE NEXT SESSION OF THIS NSTTTU
ten will begin on the first day Of October
1861, and end on the Thursday preceding the
9Th Of July, 1863.
To be admitted as 4 student, the applicant
must be sixteen years of age. There Is no pre-
scribed curriculum Of studies IN THIS lnstteson-
Every student may select the schools he will at
tend. bat In the Academic Department be must
attend &C least three, unless by leave OF the
Faculty he be allowed to attend less than three:
The method Of instruction Il by lectures and
textbooks, accompanied by daily examinations
The University Is divided into three depart
ments:
1. Academic.
VIM. +. Peters, A N. Prof. Of Latin.
B. L. Gildersleeye, Phi. D., Prof. OF Greek.
n. Schele De We're, LID, Pref. Of Modern
C6' 81 Tenable. a. NJ, Prof. Of Mathematics
I.eopcl2 J. Boeck, Adjet. Prof Of Applied
Francis Il. Smith, A. NJ, Prof of Natural
s. Msnpin. A. NJ, Prof. of Chemistry.
siTe be appointed Sept. 4th,l Prof. Of Technol,
ogy and A gricultGral Science.
W. II. McGufey, DID,, LID, Prof. of Aolal
Geo. Frsi. Holmes, LID. Pr0t Of History
Literature and Rhetoric.
III. Law.
John B. Minsr, LID, Prof. OF Common anC
Statute Law.
s o. SouthaIl Prof Of Constitutional and In
teFnational Law. Mercantile Law and Equity.
HI. Medical.
10 be appointed Sept 4thj Prof of Medicine
and Obstetrics
j. L. Cabell, n D., Pref of Physiology and
]. 5. Davis, VI. D., Prot. Of Anatomy and Ma
terra Medica-
S. MAupin. N. D., of Chemistry and
]. E. Chancellor, NJ. D., DsmOustratcr Of
Anatomy.
The aggregate expenses Of the student, for the
session OF nine months, exclusive Of textbooks
clothing and pocket money, will be about As fol
! lows:
/. For the Academic Student, attending
three Professors, $500
IL. For the Law Student, attending the full
| course of Law, S365.
III For the Medical Student, attending thu
| full Medical course, 1895
OF these sums, respectively. s2S5 ESQ an'
S26O will be required in advance, and the balanc'
/ in the progress Of the session.
| For Catalogues, giving details Of the organiEa
ton of the schools plan Of instruction, expenses
&c. address VIM. Wertenbaker, Secretary, or
5. MAUPIN, Chairman Of the Faculty,
| iulyl3 p. G. University DIVA
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wom.u NAV Rejcct the Ballet,

But they want IT, ewing Machine.
Two hundred of Wheeler & Wilson's
are elected daily as the good genins OF
the household. ssf'l. ttf.t
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For Sale.

I now OFFER FOR SALE NV
i house and lot. No. 90 Main street, Centre
Wheeling. few doors below Reed & Kraft's
drug store. For furtte or particulars enquire at
uv house. THEODORE SHAUB,
iaslw Wheeling w. Va.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

nNE OF THE BEST BUSINESS
~ stands in the city. three story brick
house, corner Market and Union streets.
ial5 l. IRWIN,
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
SOLICITORS In CHANCERY

Office, II Main street, over the Bank of Wheel.
ing, wheeling, w. Va. Practice in the State
and Federal Courts in West Virginia, and in the
o. S. Supreme Court nt Washington.
!" Particular attention given 10 the eolee-
tion and securing Of claims-aBd the money al
ways RENTED BY the FIRST NAIL afterits receipt.
sep6-ly
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Singers Sewing Machine
Salssroom III, Main street, II. Nor
ton General Agent.
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FOR SALE,

SECONDHAND ENGINE, IN FIRST
"A CLASS condition, cheap for cash.
decooIm w NJ. LUNSF0RD.
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HOPS! HOPSI! HOPSH!

WE WOULD INFORM THE BREwEEs
w that we are receiving Hops from John ".
B-DNn, Of New York, which We can sell Il AeW
York prices. sddihg freight. The best qualities
for lager beer and ale always - hand CAl and
80 then BBTTERGELD < 90.
ostIISz WhSsiiBg W. Va
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Something New.

Something New.
Casters for your Sewing Machines.
Price only one dollar. Apply to or ad-
dress, VIM. Sumner & Co., 80 Main
street.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

TWO STORY FRAME Dwell,
A ling house. containing twelve roems ana
two kitchens, built for two families, situated on
Main street. North wheeling. Lot so by 100
S.et. For terms, and further particulars, en-
10 Al HANES & WILSON'S
Siat5sw Planning Mills.
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commissioners Sale.

Benjamin S Cowen, Executor
rs. In ChanCery.
William II. Johnston.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Circuit Court Of Wetzel county, W. Va,
rendered in the above entitled suit on the first
day of November, 1861, will, on MONDAY,
THE SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1868, and
at 10 o'clock A. N. Of said day, at the front door
of the Court House of said Wetzel county, offer
for sale, to the highest and best bidder, the fol
lowing described tract Of land containing $500
acres, commonly known as the Genine tract,
and is bounded a. follows: Beginning at two
beech trees and white oak, corr er to the Arch
ibald Wood tract thence with Woods line east
1900 poles 10 q chestnut oak and white oak,
thence y. 81 deg. Z. 625 rods TO n black oak,
thence y. 81 deg. W. 1915 rods TO white oak,
thence 5. % deg. W. 1860 rods to the place of
beginning. Terms of sale-(il one third Of the
purchase money TO be paid in cash, % ene-third
in six months and One.third % instwelve
months-the purchaser giving bonds with good
security tor said deferred payments, and which
said bonds are TO bear interest from date of sale
GEORGE L. BOYD,
Special Commissioner.
New Martinsvile, Nov. 18th, 1867.
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Paid for Unless Perfectly satisfactory.

rangement, costing but Sl0, while 1t may be
worth $3.50. No partiality shown.
McSsrs. Hill. Porter * Co. g. Dey street
New York City, wish to immediately dispose Of
the above magnificent stock. Certificates nam.
ing the articles are placed In scaled envelopes
and well mixed. Holders are entitled 10 the ar
tiCles named on their certificate, upon payment
0f ell, whether IL he . watch worth $50 or less.
The return of any Of Onr certificates entities
you 90 the article named thereof. upon payment
irrespective of its worth and a. no article valued
less than $40 is named any certificate IL will at
once be seen that thsis no LOtcry. biff a straight
J0T1cdrd legitimate transaction, tchieh MAYBE par
ticipdted IN ersn Jy he most ILStidi0us. A single
certificate will De sent by mAu post paid, upen
receipt of Is cents for o. II for e.; 50 and an
elegant premium for 8, &C and moro valuable
premium for $40; 100 and a most superb watch
FOR els. Toagents or those seeking employment
this il a rare opportunity. II Il legiumatsly
conducted business, daily authorized by the Gov
crnmeHt, and open 70 tho most careful scrutiny.
TRY IT. Address HILL, PORTER & Co,
augZ]d az Dey street, n. Y.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-30
Address of the National Republican
Committee.

NEW YORK, October q.
The Republican National Com
mittee has issued the following ad-
dress
"FELLow CITIZENS On the Sd OF
November you are to register de,
cision at the ballot box which will
control the government for four
years and affect the destinies OF the
country for all time the Democratic
party, entering into the campaign
with practical reputation on its ban
ner and a determination to open the
question of reconstruction by declar-
ing ali acts relating thereto void, has
met signal defeat in the States hold
ing elections in October. Aroused
by the positive condemnation of its
policy, it now seeks to change its
candidates, and to deny its purposes
as declared in its platform.
Re not deceived. The men who
met in New York, on the 4th of July,
knew what they intended to do If
they could carry the election. To
inspire their followers in the South,
and their friends and sympathizers
at the North, they published their
purpose to the world. On this dec
iaration they went into the canvass,
and although they have tried to ex.
plain away its full meaning, they
never denied it until beaten at the
polls. No change Of candidates can
change their purpose. They mean
to take from an enfranchised race
its only safeguard, the ballot. They
mean to repudiate the national debt
incurred at q time OF greatest danger
to the nation. or at best pay it in q
manner which will tarnish the nation.
al credit and make the Great Repub-
lie a shame to honest men and by
word in the financial circles of the
world. The Presidential candidate
of the Democracy declares his pur-
pose will be to hold Congress in
check for four years to come, as An.
drew johnson has for four years past
and thus to stand in his position.
Fellow citizens-The country
wants peace. 1t has had enough oi
opposition from the Executive to
the Legislative department. The
people elect both, and mean to have
harmony and good will between
them. The loss OF the States hold
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-30

KIeptomania.
Is the name given to species oi
insanity in which people are inclined
to steal everything they can get their
hands on. The person who would
steal from j. Kemble & Co., must be
afflicted with this madness, as they
are selling goods so low that no sane
person could make very much by
stealing from them. And then they
are SO polite and attentive to their
customers that it is really pleasure
to be waited on by them. See their
advertisement this week, and call
with them.
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ing elections in October, has shown
the Democratic leaders that they can
hope to carry no Northern State.
In desperation they call upon the
people to come to the rescue. They
place Mr.. Seymour on the stump and
mediate the withdrawal of Mr.. Blair,
who has too openly and boldly pro-
claimed their true aims and purposes.
Tardily they say they mean peace
and obedience to the laws, but the
spirit that really animates them may
be seen in the attempts to carry the
elections by frauds on a gigantic
scale at the North, and by intimida-
ton, violence and murder in the
South.
awe appeal to the people who stood
by the Union in lis darkest hours,
whose faith has never faltered, who
have never believed the war a
failure, or that thosewho stim-
ulated rebellion are proper persons
to administer the government they
sought to destroy, and we ask them
to rally once more, and by an over
whelming majority show the Demo
cratic party and the world that there
is no hope for the lost cause.
No one doubts the patriotism Of
Gen. Grant. He has already an
nounced his desire for peace. This
is no idle word. His election will
be the guaranty of harmony in the
different departments, of energy and
economy in its administration, of
safety in person and property to the
citizen everywhere, and boundless
prosperity following in the train of
peace.
[Signed. WIN. CLAFLIN, Chairman.
VIM. +. CHANDLER, Secretary.
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Appointments.

Appointments.
The following are the appoint
ments of the West Ohio EldershiI
OF the 'sChurch Of God"
Williams CO.-G. W. Wilson anG
5. Chamberlain.
Seneca Circ,at-C. L. Yenner ant
III. c. Mowen.
Wya'adott Grcaa-W. P. Small.
Findlay Station--J. W. Alderman
Nc Comb Gircuit-J. W. Sensney.
So. Marys-D. S. Warner.
Maxmse Mission j. M. Cassel.
Oscsola Aission-L. Ensminger.
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A CARD.

A Clergyman, while residing in South
America as a missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the Cure OF Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay OF the Urinary
and Seminal Organs, and the whole train O
disorders brought on by baneiul and viciOu:
habits. Great numbers have been crred by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire T.
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, viii
send the recipe for preparing and using this
medicine, in a sealed envelope, To any one
who needs it, Free OF Charge.
Address, JOSEfH L. INN IN.
Station d, Bible House, New York City
oct30no2ImS,
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TheAantnek 5effersnnian
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS,
D our Former Patrons.

To our Former Patrons.
We wish our old patrons who owe
us on subscription to the HANcocB
JEFFKRsoNIAN to boar in mind that
we have sold the office, and desire to
collect all that is due US. We receive
all dues on subscription to September
4th, 1868, inclusive. Will net our
friends bear in mind this request,
and pay promptly2 Please let us
see you personally, or hear from you
by letter, always remembering the
greenbacks.
With many thanks for kindly pat.
ronage, and requesting that it may
be continued to our successors, We
remain, Truly yours,
LocKRs & BLYMYER.
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Arrestad for Stealing.

A woman, from Liberty. township,
whose name we suppress out of re-
spect for her relatives, was arrested
last Friday, for stealing piece Of
flannel from the store of ]. Kemble
& Co. She was taken before Mayor
Bope, who fined her, including costs,
s17. We trust she will be wiser il
not a better woman for the lesson,
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Legal Notice.
To Mary E. PaTdee and Stephen K. Parde,
dsrisees of Aimoran Pdrdce, deceased.

To Mary E. Pardee and Stephen z. Pardee
dsrisees of Aimoran Pdriee, deceased.
You are hereby notified that on the 22d
day of October. A. D., 1865, ], as Admins
TRAITOR, with the VIII annexed, of Almoran
Pardee, deceased. filed apetition in the Pro
bate Court CT Hancock county. Ohio, alleg-
ing that the personal estate of the said de
ceased ia insufficient TO pay his d. BITS and
the charges of administering his estate ::
that he died seized in fee simple of the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in the
county of Hancock, in the State Of Ohio, to-
wit:
| Lot number 81, I'm the town of McCOmb,
formerly Pleasantvilie. The prayer of the
| petitioner is for an order authorizing me tn
sell said premises, fer the payment of said
debts and charges aforesaid. said petition
will he tor hearing on the 2lst day of No
vember, A. d., 1865, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
| SIMPSON HARRIS.
By WHIrELEY BLAcKtoRD x HARSH, his At
| tOrneys
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Burglars Sentenced.

Burglars S6nCenceu.
"Fatty" Lookabaugh, John Byal
and E. B. Porter were brought be-
fore the Court yesterday, charged
with burglary, plead guilty, and were
sentenced to the penitentiary for ono
year. Whether they received theiI
Just deserts or not, the county il
saved the expense their trial, which
is a good thing for the taxpayers.
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Barney, Snyder & Co.

Again occupy a large space in our
paper to the exclusion of our usual
variety of reading matter. Should
ary of our patrons feel aggrieved, let
them call at the "Old White Corner,'
and Barney, Snyder & Co., will make
it all right by selling them goods at
figures that we fear ito give, as we
might not be believed.
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Tho "Old Reliable.'
DR.. j. Carr, the old reliable den
tist, who has practiced among us
twenty five years, still invites the at
tention of his customers to the fact
that he may be found at "Hender-
sons Block" up stairs, where he is
prepared to perform all operations in
Dentistry in the most approved man
ner and on reasonable terms. Give
him a call.
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Too Much TO Do.

Jos. S. Patterson informed us, just
before going to press, that he had In
tended to occupy considerable space
in this weeks paper, but had been
kept so busy selling goods that he
had not time to get up an advertise
ment. We are glad to see MIR. Pat
terson disposing of goods SO fast, as
it shows that people know where to
oct the worth of their money.
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Court of Common Pleas.

Court OF Common PIeaS.
Up to the time of going to press
but little business of Importance has
transpired. The trial of Conkle, for
murder, has been set for Thursday
of next week. We will endeavor to
give fnllreport of proceedings in
our next, when our columns will not
be so crowded.
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Mem Adrertisemsnts.
A GERMAN AND ENGLISH NIGHT
SCHOOL.

Mr. A F. Rub would announce TO the citi
Zens of Findlay, tfat as soon as he has
gu ficient number of scholars, he will com
mence an evening school. for the purpose Of
teaching German and English. Application
may be made TO him in person at the West
end school house, or by letter.
no24w2t
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Good Patent Medicines at
S. Il j. M. HUBER & Co.'S

Oysters Oysters!
c. S. Maltby's Oysters, undoubted
ly the best Oysters put up for sale, al
L. E. Green's, by the Can, or Half
can, or cooked in any style. Call and
try them.
shall keep fresh Fish during the
rest of the season, - cheap as the
cheapest.
n20w4. g i. E. GREEN.
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Energetic Business Men.

Such is the unanimous verdict ol
the public with regard to Henderson
Sc Connell, who are constantly re-
eeiving new goods and disposing o
them. 1t Is of no use to say anything
in their favor, as the people know
and appreciate them.
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Boulevard Skirts cheap, at
HENDERSON IL CoNNELL's.

Dentistry.
The undersigned would respectful
ly announce to the public that he viii
permanently locate in Findlay, about
the lst of November, where he viii
continue the practice of Dentistry
and hopes to receive liberal patron
age from its inhabitants. His ex.
perisnce of the past years, in which
he has labored in the profession, en-.
able's him to say that he is able and
will give satisfaction to oil those who
patronize him. He works upon the
principle that "honesty is the best
policy" therefore, for any work done
by him not giving satisfaction, the
money will be refunded. Call and
see him at the office.
Newell's block, up stairs, over
Morrison & Vandenbirgh's Tin and
Stove store.
no23w4. o. SYKES.
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Administrators Notice.

FENHE undersigned has been duly appoint ed
L and dualifed administrator of the estate
Of Augustus w. Leader, late of the State Ot
Tennessee, deceased. All persons indie btad
to the estate are requested to make immo-
date payment AMOS SWlTZER,
JHo. M. HAHLIS. Atty. Administrator.
octl6nO22 3w
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Temperance Saloon.

Temperance Saloon.
L. E. Green keeps a strictly tenn
perance saloon, having no liquors
whatever. This is an excellent thing,
as now there will be place where 8
lady or gentleman can get dish Of
oysters, or a warm meal, unmiXed
with the fumes of bad whiskey.-
i. f. Green should receive liberal
Datronage.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-30

FREY & ETTINGER's is also the
place to buy Pure Fresh Drugs at
either Wholesale or Retail. Their
stock was never before so complete
as now, and their facilities are such
that they are able to offer first-class
goods of every description in their
line at the very lowest market price,
and in no instance will they allow
themselves to be undersold.
no17 FREY Il ETTINGER.
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Wm. Vance i r. N. Henderson, in the
Livery Stable, known AZ the firm of Vance i
Henderson. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will hereafter be
conducted by VIM. Vance, at the old stand.
WM. VANCE.
L. NJ. HENDERSON.
pooiu3
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THE BANNER TOWNSHIP

Pleasant township won the banner
at the October election Let US see
whether her gallant Union men will
retain it in next Tuesdays contest.
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Laid Over.

The ercsolutions of the /. o. G. t.
of Findlay, have been received and
will appear in our next issue, as will
the communication on "Hunting on
the Sabbath
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Mite Societies.

Mite Societies.
Lutheran Mite Society will meet at
the residence of Rev. Beimer, in
North Findlay, next Wednesday
evening.
The Congregational Mite will meet
at the residence of j. S. Valentine,
On West Sandusky ST., Tuesday even
ing, November Sd.
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IGaved In.

A boy named Hugh Chain, OF North
Findlay, had his thigh broken by the
caving in of Corey's gravel bank, in
which he was at work, last Friday
The injury was a severe one, but we
congratulate him on the fact that it
was no worse.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-30

Since our notice of Seward &
Bentley's Alisma, we have heard con
siderable said about it, and all praise
it so highly, we think it must be a
fine preparation for the hair. One
gentleman IN speaking of the Alisma,
says his hair was quite gray before
using it, but now it is as fine and
good color as when boy.
Stewards Caugh Cure cures Group
Ladies' Empress Cloths worth Is
cts, for 30 cts. per yard, at
HENDERSON Il CONNELL's.
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SIXTH DEPARTMENT.

CLASS l4-PRoDUcr OF FARMS AND DAIRY.
Joseph Hanna, best lbs butter, two dol
lars.
p Struble, second best S lbs butter, one
dollar.
Jacob Burket, best bushel oats, IS cts.
s & Huffman, second best bushel oats, SO
cts.
Horny Messamore, best bushel corn. rs cts
JTGritz. second best bushel corn, 30 cts.
HB Louk, best bushel white wheat, 20 cts.
John MesSamore, best bushel buck-wheai
IS cts.
Jackson Robins, second best bushei buck
wheat. 50 cts.
Henry Messamore, best lbushel soup beans
so cts.
Mrs Joseph George, best jar lard, so cts,
Mrs Joseph George. best ham meat, so cts
JC ricketts,, best jar home made soap, 81
cts.
Mrs John Markle, best gallon dried sweet
corn, SO cts.
Mrs John Markie, best disp lay hard soap
so OTIS.
John Woodruff. best cheese, one dollar.
jackson Robins, best bushel white bssns
so cts.
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Fresh Oysters.
Go to Davis & Green's for nice
fresh Oysters, received direct from
Baltimore this day.
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A LOcked-up Potato.

j. e. Hazen, OF West Independence,
sends us a potato of the pcach-blow
variety, which in growing has lock-
ed itself up in a paddock, which laid
i'm the hill with it.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-30

See advertisementof Mr.. Rub, who
proposes to teach an English and
German Night School.
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Good Weather.

Good Weather.
We are having nice weather now,
but people should remember that il
cannot last long, and should prepare
for coming winter by calling with
j. M. Neibling & Co., and buying &
pair of serviceable boots or shoes
They are selling a No. l article, al
a very low rate.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

They Keep an open list, and. send for
Books, By Express, as they are acanted.
Books furnished in this ,cay come at
less rate than If they rere Kept on
hand IN stock. Books arrive three
days after the order is given.
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LADIES' Empress Cloths, worth q
cts, for so cts per yard at
HENDERSON q CoNNELL's.