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F. Drake, Esq, Cleveland, O., suffered
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and after all had failed he used Dr. Fra
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For Blind, Bleeding, Itching or Ulcer
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For sale by Druggists.
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Special Train to Coalton.

Sam. Poindexter is having suppers
+ Coalton on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings Of each week.
On Thursday evening of this week
there will be special train to Coal
ton, leaving Jackson at 5 o'clock, and
returning at midnight.
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On Thirty Days TrlAI
We will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated
Electro-V Voltaic Belts and other Electric
Appliances on trial for thirty days to
young men and older persons who are af-
ity, etc, guaranteeing speedy relief and
complete restoration of vigor and man
hood. Also for Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
PARALYSIS, Liver and Kidney difficulties,
Ruptures, and many other diseases. IL
lustrated pamphlet sent free. Address
Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. 3novy
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Selling Ont at Cost.

desire to close out my entire stock,
which consists of general line of first
class goods, bought at lowest cash prices.
1 respectfully invite all to call soon and
receive the advantage of this opportunity.
GEO. Y. ATKINSON,
Centeryille, Ohio.
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A Cough. Cold or Sore

Throat should be stopped Neglect frequently results
in an INCURABLE LUNG DISEASE OR CON-
SUMPTION. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
does disorder the stomach like cough syrups and
balsams, but ACT DIRECTLY ON THE INFLAMED
PARTS, alaying irritation, give relief in ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, COUGHS, CATARRH, and the
THROAT TROUBLE which SINGERS AND PUB
Lie SPEAKERS are subject to. For thirty years
Browns Bronchial Troches have been recommended
by physicians, and have always given perfect satts-
faction. Having been tested by wide and constant
use for nearly entire generation they have attain
ed well-merited rank among the few staple remedies
of the age. Sold at % cents box everywhere.
SdecSiy
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H. L. CHAPMAN, Esq, called at our
residence on Saturday night and brought
us some oranges which he brought direct
ly from South Florida. They are the
finest oranges we ever saw. Mr.. Chap
man took Mrs. Chapman to Florida for
her health, and she will remain in Jack
sonville until April
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A COLD in the head is one of the best
things that can happen to lady with
lace handkerchief, and Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup is decidedly the best remedy to
cure that cold.
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Mrs. PHILLIPS, widow of Thurman j.
Phillips, formerly of Wellston, was in
town on Saturday. She has been visit
ing relatives and friends in this county
and Lawrence. She still resides at
MenOminee, Wisconsin.
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The following persons were present:

DIR. LEWIS c. LONG called on us last
week. He is now at Longs Corners, i'll
Milton township, not far from the place
where he was raised. His family are yet
at Byer's Station, but he will perhaps re-
move them to his new location in the
Spring, if he succeed in building up a
practice.
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Hon. J. i. PAINE was in our Office on
Saturday, to advertise Il house and land
for rent. See his advertisement. Mr.
Paine has regained his health, and looks
stouter than he has for long time.
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MAMMOTH CLOTHING. HOUSE.

On Monday Rev. J. @. Lakiu, now on
the Centreville circuit, called on us. He
is engaged in writing up the history of
the Churches and Sabbath Schools on his
circuit. He was making inquiry of us
about the organization of the first Metho
dist Sabbath School at Oak Hill.
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WE received postal card from Elder E.
W. Lloyd, from Zazeski, in which he says
that his meeting now in progress at that
place is success. Twelve persons, all
heads of families, have united with the
church
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Don't fail, every man in this and adj
joining counties, to go to the first Spring
Sale of Portsmouth, o., Stock Sales,
Wednesday, February 22d. 1882.
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First Spring Sale of the Portsmouth,
o., Stock Sales takes place Wednesday,
February 22d. Kentucky Stock Cattle
will be plenty.
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JOsEPHUs WYKoFF called on Tuesday
and subscribed for the STANDARD. He
has been residing in Hardin county the
past five years.
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Ooffs tf7'dttf -
want ''Kennedy's Favorite Remedy DIR. Kent
practices Medicine and Surgery in all their brancI
Write and state your case frankly. Letters prom
answered. Address DIR. Darid Kennedy, Rondout
Y. ''Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for sale
all druggists. 16febl
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BRooKINs, HUNsINGER & Co. have a
few New No. s Sewing Machines which
they will dispose of at a bargain. Call at
their store on Main Street.
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Now comes DR.. Varian-right in the
face of the fact that Congress has "come
down on" polygamy-and inserts an adver-
tisement headed "Wanted-537 Womeuv'
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THIS is the Season that every horse
brought to the Portsmouth, o., Stock
Sales, Wednesday, February 22d, will
sell, and at good figure
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RUFUS JACOBS, formerly of Washam
& Co., who has been i'll for long time,
has recovered, and is occasionally seen on
our streets.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors andin dis
cretions of YOUTH weakness early decay loss
of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will cure
you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary in South America. Send
self-addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH T. IN
MAN, Station d. New York City. 3nov6m
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THE "PEARL MISSION" Gn the old M.
E. Church, near the Town House) was a
decided success last Sabbath. The Sab
bath School opened at 215 P. NJ, and
there was an attendance of 81, although
the day was quite unfavorable. Preach
ing at 81 P. M. was not so well attended,
but will doubtless increase. Services
will be continued each Sabbath, at the
same hours. All are cordially invited.
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DIR. WILLIAMS and his sister are at
Jacksonville, Florida, where the Doctor
took his sister for her health.
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HARRY DAsCoMB returned on last
Friday from Chillicothe, where he had
been visiting his parents for several days.
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WE omitted to mention last week that
Lee KILN and wife have new boy
baby.
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FRANK SHUTTER now has chair with
Mont. Jones, in his barber shop over X.
Colvin's store.
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w. F. HALE has bought back the
Broadway street property formerly oc-
cupied by him, but now occupied by Mr..
Branson
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at the residence of G. w. Rice, on Friday
afternoon
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Jackson County Coal Fields.

We mentioned last week that railroads
are essential to the development of the
mineral resources of Jackson county
We now have the old Scioto & Hooking
Valley Road, running all the way through
the county. 1t strikes the county line
between Lawrence and Jackson coun-
ties below Monroe Furnace, and runs
through the townships of Jefferson,
Madison, Franklin, Lick and Milton,
crossing the line into Vinton county be-
tween Wellston and Hamden.
The Ohio Southern strikes the line be-
tween Pike and Jackson counties below
Cove Station, and runs through the
townships of Scioto, Liberty, Lick,
Washington and Milton, and will be ex-
tended perhaps both from Jackson and
Wellston, to different poi ats on the Ohio
river.
The old Dayton & Southeastern, now
the Toledo, Delphos & Burlington, is a
Narrow-Gauge Road, and strikes the line
between Ross and Jackson near Rays
vile. 1t runs through the townships of
Jackson, Washington, Milton, and is be-
ing constructed from Wellston south,
through the townships of Milton, Bloom
field and Madison, striking the Gallia
county line above Gallia Furnace. This
road will be extended to Ironton.
All these roads are stocked with freight
to their utmost capacity, and the con-
stant cry is, that cars cannot be procured
to take the coal as it is mined, and as it
is needed.
With these three roads now in opera
ton, the coal business is in it's infancy.
A railroad up and down nearly every
creek in the county would have all the
coal it could transport, and the wealth
thus developed would far exceed the
wealth of the gold and silver mines of
the far west.
Now, for instance, suppose there was
railroad down Dixon's Run, from the T.
D. B. Road, at or near Winchester, to
keystone Furnace. The distance is only
some Five or six miles, and level all the
way down the creek. This is richer
coal field than the celebrated CoaltOn
region. The hills are high, and there
licbN . eIlICtuJ OOCll uCfCIOpCo 1Ottl fOiAo
of coal of working thickness. On the
lands of Richard t. Jones, Esq, mile or
two above Keystone Furnace, about so
feet above the creek bottom, is a vein not
less than four feet in thickness, of excel
lent coal. 1t runs in places to nearly
five feet. Above that is another vein
five feet in thickness. There are smaller
veins, one of which has been tested,
twenty-five inches thick. The first nam
ed of these veins is called the limestone
vein, as the roof is solid limestone. This
limestone would be largely used, if rail-
road transportation could be had. There
is also large amount of good iron ore
along this creek.
The limestone vein of coal, being so
feet above where a railroad could
be made, gives ample room for screens,
and the hills running up so high above
the coal, gives vast amount of available
coal. The value of this coal, that could
be mined, is almost beyond calculation,
and could not be taken away on single
railroad for ages to come.
The length of this article forbids our
saying all we intended to. say, and we
must refer to the matter again.
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WEBB STRoPEs, who was for some
time employed at the livery stable of
Jolly & Forsythe, has bought the dray of
Henry Hixon and gone into the draying
business.
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THE revival so earnestly prayed for by
the M. E. Church of this place has at last
come. The meetings-held nightly-are
largely attended, for several nights the
altar has been crowded, large number
have Joined the church, and large num-
ber have professed conversion. Rev. w.
D. Cherington is doing great work. Let
everybody attend the meetings this week
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VERY fine pink poster paper just rc-
ceived at the STANDARD Office. Posters
of any size, cheap and neat.
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$500 per year be made at home working for
E. G.. RIDEOUT CO., 10 Barclay street, New York.
Send for their catalogue and full particulars 2ocSly
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BEAUTIFUL green poster paper, fine
quality, nust received at the STANDARD
Office
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Miss LIZZIE. STEELE and Miss Gettie
Sutherland, with Miss Ida Robbins, their
teacher, returned to Oxford on Wednes-
day evening of last week.
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COURT of Common Pleas will com
mence on next Monday.
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STAR FURNACE blowed out last week
to put in new hearth.
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SMALLwOoD, of the Hamden Enter
prise was in town on Saturday.
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Ed. SwANSoN and wife have new
baby.
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JOHN t. MOORE, Esq, was attending
Court in Waverly part of last week.
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]. H. HARDING has quit the Franklin
Mill and is now clerking at the store of
Brookins, Hunsinger s. Co.
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FRANK II. MILLER, of Columbus, was
in Jackson last week, shaking hands with
old friends. Time deals lightly with
Frank.
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TRoPIC MINES were again flooded, by
the heavy rains, on Mon1ay.
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On Monday night we went to the City
Hall to hear the Fifth Avenue Combina-
tion. We rarely go to theatres, but the
agent urged US to attend, and assured us
that it was no fraud. He said all he de
sired was to have people attend the first
night-that would be the best advertise
ment.
We were pleased with the performance.
The actors understand their business.
We take the following description of the
act from the printed advertisement:
The scene is laid in Athens. Pygmalion, the lead
The handWork Of the great artist. 1t IS taken
History and has splendid @ sdfd m9ra sone at.
the alatea and in time falls madly and deeply
life into his statue that he NAV have it as wife, His
PRAYER is heard and he takes her unto him
he sadly and SSG We o
desires would not all times be wise in our
choice. Miss Atkinson in this great portrayal is
learned. pi''' s'
After the above had been acted, one of
the men came upon the stage and thanked
the people, and inquired if people were
permitted to smoke in that hall. Ger
tainly, if he were manager of the hall he
would not permit it, as ladies were pres
sent. (He cannot shame Jackson smok-
ers. They are insensible to shame)
The concluding farce was rich. Old
"Toodles" played the drunkard to perfec-
| ton.
This company will play at the City
Hall every night this week. If you want
to laugh and grow fat, go and hear them
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HARRY BUNDY, and Dave Walker, of
Wellston, were in town several days the
past week,
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G. w. MILLER has the agency for the
following goods, and willlhave them con-
stantly on hand:
Mrs. DR.. A. Gould's Liver and Blood
Medicines,
DR.. Whites Dandelion Alternative and
Pulmonaria.
ODr. Kings New Discovery forY Con-
sumption,
Green's August Flower and German
Syrup,
Days Kidney Pad,
Improved Absorbent Liver Pad,
DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic, Ague Cure
and Pills,
Beavers Fine Toilet Soaps,
"Creme" Oat Meal Soap-10 cents box,
g cakes-best cheap soap in the market)
Palmer's Perfumeries, etc., etc.
Call on him for any of the above goods.
or any other article in the drug line :
16feb2t
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REV. H. J. CARR preached at M.
Church on last "Wednesday night.

James B. Howe Superintendent of the business of
the Howe Machine Co. for Southern Ohio, has his
headquarters at Jackson Howe is veteran In this
business, and those wanting frst-class machines
should call on or address Howe.
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Tom. POWERS and Val. DuHaGWay are
in Chicago.
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Fine Property for Sale!

P. H. Washam, of the great Clothing
House of Washam & Co., offers some fine
property for sale at a bargain. There are
two fine building lots on South Street,
near the residence of Mr.. Workman. Mr..
Washam also offers his property on Pearl
Street for sale. This property is in splen-
did repair. There is fine residence, with
six rooms down stairs, a well, cistern, a
stables "a wash-house, and other out-build-
ings. All this property is an excellent
bargain. Terms reasonable. Call on
Mr.. Washam at hissgreat Clothing Store,
corner of Main & Broadway Streets.
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MEssRs. JOLLY & FoRsYTHE were
both sick several days last week, the
former with scarlet rash and the
latter with erysipelas, but are now able
to be about again
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Use Dieter's Royal Coffee.
Do not use glazed coffee,
Because the glaze is of no use to it.
Because it adds four per cent. to the
weight.
Because you want-pure and wholesome
Coffee.
Because glaze covers imperfections of
the Coffee.
Dieter's Royal Coffee is pure and
wholesome and contains no glaze.
15sep6m
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JACKSON MARKETS.
CORRECTED wEEKL

A vARIE u finest gilt-edge Wis
iting cards just received at the STANDARD
Office.
Go to Brookins. Hunsinger & Co. for
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On Thirty Days Trial.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Albaugh went to
Portsmouth on visit last week.
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TUE Churches of Coalton have been
running in full blast for some weeks.
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FINE linen-laid letter paper, different
kinds, just received at the STANDARD
Office. Letter-heads printed on beautiful
new type, and put up in the celebrated
Paragraph Binders, at the lowest rates.
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Weather Report,
For the week ending Saturday last at Jackson, Ohio
in latitude 80 deg. min. North:
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CaIeudar-1SS2.

Entered at the jackson Postoffice as Second
Glass Matter.
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SCHOOL OLE MINES.

The annual examination OF the classes viii begin MON
DAY, May %. at 10 a.
The examination candidates for admission TO of tho
ak regular courses, viz, Mining Engineering, Clyh En-
cheering Analytical and Applied Chemistry Geology.
Metalurgy Architecture win begin on FRIDAY, June ..
atg3Oam
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.
The annual examination OF students OF the school vii
begin on MONDAY, May %, loan
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SCHOOL OF ARTS.
The final examination Of the several classes for tho year
will begin Oh MONDAY, May ~. at $3.50 a. M.
Candidates degree Of Master Of Arts and students IN
tbe Graduate Department will be examined sDAY,
June g. and following days.
The examination OF candidates for admission will begin
WEDNESDAY June Z, at $3.50 a. m.
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For Bows and Young Men-Countrv

BRADFORD MANSION, School for bows. Rve
~ y. Y. 5000. Rev. G. J. COLLINS, Principal
RORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
- Academic classic and scientific courses with praatrx
department. AddressCOL ). H. KUsK Prn. Bordcnosu
BOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
- college Conditioned rejected candidate. coacsi
summer or winter. Stockbr.ige Mass. r. HOFFNANN
ELMWOOD INSTITUTE, Lanesboro'. Berk-
Al shire Coz Mass established In 1919 lts for college sc
entihc school or business. private instruction speciality
throughout the year "
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold. y. /
For boys Rev. 4. g. Chambers, Principal.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. WOP
IA CESrEE, Mass c. b. METCALF A. N. supt
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarytown. n. y
Parents wishing place their they viii ha
thoroughly prepared for college business will receive CIR
ouars with ful particulars. ReOpens september -
a. AR1AGNAC, A. NJ, pr,..,,
A. ROWE A NJ )'"n'lpal
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! COMMENCEMENT, at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC on
| WEDNESDAY, June Il. at 10 a. m
/ 4 u MAINLAND. \ Il. d. Ii. y. Presidcnt.
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NETWORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT wASHINGTON. N
Established 1854
Observation-Disclosures H. HAYS. ID,

Boarding ohOo the highest grade whose threefold
end and scrupulousy followed TO mo1ld at an early age
NJ ntect youth science ths VIII Dy obedience and
H. nv yelgiOB separating those three great
reauses instruction. dsclpln1 rs goa. while dttas ID;
sneted on Washington Heights about ten miles up tao
"a by sixth Aveuue Elevated ROadt)
i55thsI Carriages are aways IN wanns or " timely 40
Naon tho lent meets the ARR a " any train
more beautiful healthy place-on emnenoo
manna the most delightful soenery0r more attractive
rundn ara not found along tho fartaned banks O tao
Undson lis buhlings unusually homelke.
There are forty OF Land attached TO H. shaded anu IN
terseced by groves anorng ample space ior play
ground4 80 -, on,,,.h ,,.,-
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES.
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Art ScnOois-City.

Art Scnools-Citv.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
4Vf will receive pupils in PAINTING Landscape hoye-,
sllife china and decoration. at her stndo THE Bella
No, - East &bth-st corner itave commencing oct II
DIFFERENCES; Nj. d. Huntington MI Wan Hart. DR. James
". Hart Mr.. 4. l.. Bellows.
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obstruction.
For Bows and Youn
For Young Ladies-City.
THE MISSES PERTNE, 80 East 7lth- 4
For Both Sexes-City.

FRENCH, German and Spanish conversation.
htemtuc and thorough grammatical instruction by Pro-
fessor u WNsDERHAN. Us W. D stst summer teuus
Zach language taught with pure pronunciation.
MISS GRINNELI'S French and English
4ft Boarding and bay School for Young Ladies' Child.
dren has removed from j2 J. oItst To 53 j.. j5th-,i
MRS. CHAPMAN'S English and French
I'i School for Young Ladc, and Children reopens sepie
ber27 at 81 West 37hsL separate class fog limited nao
Der VI boys. send for circular
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MIR. Newell's Classical and Scientific school,
WI l55 West 4Sdst eciehtinc Department. FiOio'Sor
Haloek Number limited