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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-20
ADVERTISEMENTS
nj ATS AND CAPS.

HATS AND GAPS.
WE have this day done oftke Anestana
w a Of Hats and Caps We ever brought TO
city the fashionable that could be made in the eas
It eoinprisesi in part the following kinds:
Gents No. SIX Moeskn Hats, light and elastic, made by
Stss Gents ne white and black beaver otter seal, &c. &c
Know Nothing and Wide Hats white and black; Bon Pur and
Wool Hats Of every color, qI "a s9 and price.
Gaps of every description and Of the most recent styles
such a. the eTnda Know Nothing Pyrsnese Pyramid Ca
madam Ruisan English, Washington, and Consolidation
CaTs and al other kinds abundance, which viii be sold
than Goods Of these kinds offered before to
Cdrens Hats Caps Of al kinds Just received from
theIS0st e fashionable houses In New York.
All persons are most respectfully and
magnificent Stock Of Goods before purchasing
sseyhp ase feel confident that We can please the most
NolpgEa bevantinE part to suit and aeeoarao-
s'A's . u ApfE1s 70 7SSt ooGsTRY MERCHANTS.
If you yh suyhng in the way Of Hats and give
eyeap 60. any where this sida Of Philadelphia,
and 81. the estfaycFshle terms
IJAyEE you Iyspepssar use TRANA Us kLINIR.
III Have yon Rheumatism nEe, iAMflON.sT1lNCLISE
Do yea 1Eant a good Ininlent, use PORsHA,s BALM.
DOyouant 6rnsh comb, or bottle effne perfume,
g to the Bridge Corner Drug Store.
DO ynu rant make sap quick good and cheap, use his
ssISlaat hone isrns Or lleE, uss MERoHATs eARGLINa
Have you the piles, use the certain PIE OINTMENT
Haveyou cough, nss the HoARHoUED HALsAM
Shoulder Brace Port Aonnaie
Supporter Balm Of q Thousand Flowers
TTnss Electric on
Bst Fine sponge
HolIoEay's PMS and ointment
BAKERS Cod Liver Oh
Roerhays'a Holland BtterE
Hoofland's German BitteTs
For sale by 7. H.sLoGAN L co.
Bridge Corner Druggift9.
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New Savings Bank Store,

OLD POST OFFICE.
HKeeP the Head and Feet Covered. -
TITIZENSo Of Wheeling Vnd TIcnity-Ths old maxim for
health reminds that may not be aIss to call
attention 70 Rsl and Winter stock Of Boots, Ghoes Eats
Cans Umbrellas and Carpet Sacs the Of Market
and Monroe streets, where WIN ind great variety Of
fashionable lately received Goods suitable to the season. at
low pTiees. 1870 fzfu. q go
Very thankful Tor the liberal patronage received since
coming amongst you solicit you all TO cau and
examine stock o. VIII be my pleasure to see and wait
you uniting labor with rest that may give their on
nay have health.
LadIes n Wish to purchase fashionable and cheap
winter Ronnets, rire,
Gail ct theo old Pr It Office, opposite the McLure.
GenGemen, Gyou Rish purchase fashionable Cap
Call a. the above place, where you will get-thAt
Remember the old Post Office Garner.
10 County Goods dispose Of at
eefs B.H. WATSON.
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N sV HEIRAM coNKLIN, N. D.

AMOS LEE, ESQ., MONTEREY IA, writes, Sd Of January,
1885 SCI had tedious Inlluenza which confined me In
door sx weeks; took many medicines without relief hnal-
" tried your PEcToR4L by the advice Of Clergyman
The the in throat and lungs
less than bottle made completely WELL our
medicines cheapest well the best can buy,
mans friend"
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GROUP. wnooPING COUGH, INFIUENzA.

GROUP, W10OPIN6 COUGH lNFLUESHA. i
SPRINGFIELD, Miss, Feb. :, 1885.
BRoTHRR AYER cheerfuy certify PRcfORAL Is
remedy possess for the cure OF the WaooHQ
Cough Group, and the chest diseases Of children We Of
your fraternity South appreciate your SKILL and com
mend yEur medicine to sur people.
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Health and Strength must Inevitably fol-
low its Use.
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A. A. RAMSEY II. D.. ALsIos, MONROE COUNTY, Iowa,
writes Sept 1855: Daring my practice Of many years
ing ease and relief consumptiYe patens curing such
as are durable"
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We might add volumes of evidence the ccnyue
ing proof of the virtues Of Feneys found in its effects
upon. trial 1o,,..,,,,o,. .s..l N Ii .ss.eIe
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writes Sept 6, 1855! Dnring practice OF many years
have found nothing equal to your CHERRY LOT
ing and relief 10 consumpYe patients, or curing sneh
as are curable.f'
We might add volumes Of evidence but the most cenFne
I'M, OF The Irtres OF this is found In Effects
US F " E5fitTti
upon trial. .s-iff..ts -.saisy u
G0asunaPtAoH.
Probably remedy has been known (which ccs
@ I-y - -, -. - - a. 0,v.,y, psc+o.
man ala eoulu feAehi Dut esst4 " s s"t'
RAJ aSordsrelief and comfort
AsroR uouse New York City; March s, 1856.
Dr Avn I5,ns E.eI IL a duty and a pleasure 10 in
form rou What YOUR ClRRRY PRCToRG has wife
~ consnmDtIen which no aid VI. could pro-
1890 her nanrI, Tsiief she was steadily falling until
NJ atrpg III Ills where NE have come for advice
trial Of We bless kindness
,-o,,r rtti for she hss recovered from that day.
~ Ia moi yet "a atom, 10 se used to be- but is free from
~ tS md csiis herself v-su -
~ Ss sS,-rs Sri.J, ersfitntIe and rerard
~
A., ~ .jasrair All Won have tried Ayes
r.,S t,sSToS,3 II is made nv one The best medical
~. 5 - 80 ~ Z al oi, ms he
~ VIZ $500 555;fIisIs;E;s ISfFye.
t'S a merits "a - y. 49, q, 4 -
"a mr. ADnTc4 pTTr
AYERS GAI1Ah44G 11414IE.
their Utmost to prodnee this best most perfect pGrga
toe :y5ov fn1an Innurerabe pro- n are shown
ordinsFv drncs and that they win edentedy up
on the esteem of an men They safe and pleasant to
,saats tSs vIta ss,ivs Of the body
strnstions on the blood and epe
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.STOlE4GH OR LIVER,
Such Indigestion Acidy the Stomach Golicky Pains,
Heartburn Loss Of appetite DespOndeney
Neuralgc AGectons 1t has in instances proved
highly beneficial, and in others effected decided cure.
This aPprsy vegetable compound prepared on strictly
scientific principles after the Of the celebrated
In most the European States its introduction into the
United States intended especially for those Of
mighty country. Meeting with great SUCCESS among them,
to the American public knowing that its truly
wonderful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
tits TO those whose
ardent sprts or other forms Of dissipation Generally
Simultaneous in effect finds its directly to the seat OF
dropping spirit and In fact infasng life and vgor to
the system.
The great popularity of this Aroma has induced
purchasns Be persuaded 10 buy anything else YOU
have Boerhave Holland Bers fair trial One bot-
tie viii convince you how infinitely superior it's to ahese
WHAT 1T Is DOING FOR THE SICK
VIM schuchman, Esq., the wen Known says;
81 have frequently used BOerhayes Holland BitteFs and
Rev samuel Babeoc says: found special relief from
Its for severe headache With which had long snf
j. w. woodFe, Esq, says: al have used Boerhave's
Holland Bitter myself and reeom1ena It to others know
Aid. Jonathan Nicely, Of Lower ST. Clair, says Il have
derived great benet from its use for weakness Of the stem-
james NJ Murphy says: several phsicians had
my heart and side, arising from indigestiOn.n
The editor of the Kittanning Free Press cater
Holland nfters cured Of tie form OF dyspepsia
Francis Felix, Of the 6rgal Extract
OF Conee' II know that Holland Bitters Is
Of the best medicines int the world for dsorded stomach
or tVerlng
It nedisine deserving the confidence OF thelpnbic.
Dr. EhsrhaI the leading German phyHician OF Penna.,
has prescribed it frequent during the last three with
dellitaed states of digestive
ganS, Of the system generally ~
The q the haiIuHs Vinegar Factory 81
Il myself therefore induced . its upon
with the great debility
eonsunptve habit and really u Il doing her good
than any thing she has ever taken"
NOTEoE-ShOever expects to ind In this beverage win
be disappointed; hut TO the Sick weak and low Spirited Il
viii prove grateful aromatic cordial. dlagu=
arrefnedihl properties! Ititsf
Sold 81 peIbottle, orsix bottles for -, BY theeoe
propTietnrs, - 3
lsE BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. 600,
Manufacturing Fharnneeuttsts and Chemists al
Fsssss Pittsburgh, Pa.
phllatiephia =. W Dyott & Sons 1872 n. ed street Ne
York Barnes Parl, ao4 Broadway sornsr Duane Bslt
mores Gasfare Rr1thers Gay 81 and PelnH Avene Gins
cinSt, John D, Pfk Chicago barclay Brothers s1a s.
Waftr st. Louis Barnard Adams Co. N. Orleans,
J.frgght Go.
Sold m Weellngf bS LAughins Bushsd, Z. n logan
&c., and other and Merchants us tht0ag>
out the JInissd States and oanA.ias ecssdaElys
IHTHERBAL OILS ms. ~ sale b. -
II apii A. . sS0s : ~.
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AsTHMA OF PnTHIs1o, AND BRoNonITIs, =.


wYsr MANCHESTER Pa, Feb 4, 1856.
SrR Your CHEZRY PICTORIAL. Ia performing marvellous
this section. II has relieved several from alarm
ing symptoms OF consumption and now curing man
i0r'Y yeafs' HENRY L. PARKS. Merchant.
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CErsRY PfcToRAi It is made by OF the best meica
chemists the world. and Its all round @
hEh aerits Of Its viEtaes.-l iLaaslLltlg Aeager
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IIEIsRELL 4 SWEARINGEN have many new styles OF
II DFess Goods Talmas, CoakS, &C. which they would
invite the attention OF purchasers Good articles, low pri
and fair dealing may be relied in all cases.
nOy7 HIS.
HoLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS.
RRESH supply, just received at the
II nov13 BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-16
-AMENnMENT NO. 3.

ResoEred 6y the General assembly OF
the Stale OF Ohio, Three-ffths of the
members selected to each branch CON
curing therein, that it be and hereby
is, proposed to the electors ofthe State,
to vote on. the second Tuesday of Octo-
bergnext;to aapprove9or reject the fol
lowing amendment ASA substitute fo1
the second and third sections of the
twelfth article of the Constitution ~
All property, personal and real, shall
be subject to taxation by "a uniform rule:
at the true value thereof in money! at
such deductions from credits, maybe al
lowed as the General Assembly, may
deem expedient; Provided, that buryine
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-16
Hot Reds.

Not one farmer out of twenty knows
what it is to have his table well supplied
with early vegetables, although the cost
of a hot bed is ftrifing, and it can be
made in a few hours at a time when the
work on the farm is o very pressing.
Choose a warm, dry border, facing to the
south or southwest, and put. of the range
of buildings and shade trees, so that it
will have the full force of the suns rays.
Dig a pit from n to two feet deep, over
which to place the frame. Make the
franco one and a quarter inch plank.
The size may be from five to eight feet
in width, and of any desirable length.
When the frame is adjusted over the pit,
fill it about half full of fresh horse ma
nure which has been well kept and not
exposed to the action of the weather.
Put on the sashes and allow them to re-
main three or four days, after which the
soil can be put from six to eight inches
in depth. This must be the best mould
produced from the garden. The seed
should not be planted for several days
after the bed has been made, as there is
danger of destroying the germ if seed is
put over the hot manure so o
ALE ShOulu NC gwen W eiS pGo pSAoi
it is planted. The frame, should be
banked up with warm manure and soil
on all sides, to protect it from cold, and
when the weather is unusually inclcm-
ent, it would be we'll to cover it with
straw. The bed should be sprinkled
with water daily until the plants appear,
and when the weather is sufficiently
warm, the sashes can be removed, to al
low the entrance of fresh air, and make
the plants grow strong and hardy.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-16

Good Farming.

How is it. that a man should farm, to
do the most credit to himself and his
landlord? It is a general question that
might be here considered. A crop OF
turnips, 4 herd Of cattle, or a sample of
seeds have made many,a ones fame, ere
now; though after all, these can be only
individual items On this account. 1t
is the uniform and methodical excel
lence Of IL system that in the long run
will be the most likely to pay. TO be
sure some have Wooed fortune, and
wooed her veil, too, by&dirccting -theil
energies more particularly to Que espe.
cial branch of the pursuit. Such, how
ever, at best, can be but e~xceptionable
Their success depends upon their being
but few others anywhere near an equal
ity with them.
Whereas good cultivation on alimit.
ed area ike ours, can never extend too
generally; while we are called upon tc
fashion a model farmer, we can only re
peat that we should have him mainly
depend on the thorough harmony offhii
arrangements. Like an accomplished
musician, or a real gentleman, there
shall not be a note out Of place, or a,
ornament but what was warranted by it
use. And why not have 3 model farm
err? We have prize oxen, renowned
sheep and famous pigs.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-16
AUDIroR's OFEIcE, }
rsa- Grape vines delight in being we

rsAGrape vines delight in being well
fertiiized and will not give the best sat
isfaction without a dry bottom, and
abundance of rich soil. At the proper
season, those who have trained grape
vines in their gardens should examine
them. thoroughly, to destroy caterpillar
worms while they arc small. One will
be found in almost every bud; rolled up
in a pellet of fine wool. All the labor
then spent Will pay for itself During
warm, dry weather, the surface of the
ground around the roots of vines should
be covered with litter, to protect the
tender r~ootlets that spread out SO near
the. surface.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-16
AMENDMENT NO. t.

ResolUed by che General assembly Of
the State of Ohio, Thrce-ffths of the
members elected to each House con-
curing therein, That it be and hereby
is proposed to the electors of the State,
on the second Tuesday of October next
to approve or ejectt the following amend
ment as a substitute for the first andsec-
ond sections of the thirteenth article of
the Constitution. Viz: Corporations of
every description shall be created, and
corporate powers granted only by gen
eral laws which shall define the powers,
privileges and immunities and prescribe
the duties and liabilities of each class or
description of corporations, butthe Gen
eral Assembly may enact special laws
for the relief of corporations ~inpecuIiar
cases, and may make special provisions
in regard to corporations in cases where
from their peculiar locations or inter
ests such special provisions are required,
and may from time to time alter or re-
peal all such laws, as are authorized by
this section.
N. H. VAN VOORHEES,,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April Sd, 1857.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-16

grounds, public school houses, and all
other public property, and all institu-
7tions of purely public charity, and all
houses used exclusively for public wor-
ship, shall be exempt from taxation
All property employed in banking shall
always bear a burden of taxation equal
to hat imposed oil the property of in
dividuals.
N. n. VAN VOORHEES,,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
THOMAS III. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April Sd, 1857.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-16

These watches arc made tout and out" in .Ame-
RIGA, and each watch is accompanied with a
guaranteed from The Manuf2 cturer. We have sold
a number in both town and county, and none as
Il class have proved SO nearly perfect. Among
our light Day. TwentyFOUr and Alarm
e. IL GEs GG EA @s
may be found the .'Frcmontand Dayton, - Wee
War,'h Nv ashingtou,'' and various other styles
of Pearl Tu;aid Rosewood and Mahogany cases.
Cameo, Gold Stone. mosaic, coruelian, mourn-
ing. pearl, emerald. garnet. turzoise, jet ard
cluster, set breast pins, ear and finger rings,
gold, coral, let, bone and hair wristlets, gold
pens and silver holders. guard. fob and vest
chains, shirt studs, ladies. gold neck chains.
tooth picks, guard hoohs. gold, silver and wood
en- pencils: iadicsaad gents shaw pins. willow
boxes. toy watches. goId and let crosses.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-16

ORcHARD.-Nothing is more detri
mental to a young orchard than to SOW
in small grain Of any kind, particularly
oats. The best crop to be grown in or
chards is potatoes; OF, for a rotation,
corn, btuckwhcat or vines. When the or
.chard is eight or ten years old sow clio
yer, and mulcc around the trees, The
most Of our fruit lead Northeast. When
the trees are small and newly set, guard
against this by setting stakes and fasten-
ing the trees, leaning them to the South
west; a rope of oat straw is good to tic
Tith.-PrGirte Farmer.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-16
HOWARD -AsSOCIATTON,
2

G55l1tE kSII4za1d -
HksE sHortaGf AnnOUMctmeRft!
TO an persons afflicted With Sexuafdisesses,
/ such as S min$l WeaSneSs, inapotences
Gonnorhea, elect, Se., &C. The Howard
Association of Philadelphia, in view Of the
awful destruction of human life and health
caused by Sexual diseases, aniihe~Geeepti6ns
wlIicliare practiced upon the un1oftuBate VIC
Tins of such diseases by-quacks, have directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as Heharitable, act
worthy Of their name, to give medical advice
gratis, to all persons thus afflicted, male or
Female,l who apply by letter, with . descTip-
lion of'their condition., Gage, oecupatien, hab-
its OF life, &e.,) and inTcases oeextTemel poy-
eEty and suffering to furnish medicine fIee o.
charge.
The Howard Association is a benevolent
institution, established hyspeciai endowment,
Tor the relief of the sick 6nd distressed, af-
hicted with ''ViIulent and Epidemic Diseas-
Fes," and its runps can be used for no other
purpose. II has now a surplus OF means,
which Ia eDireetors have voted TO. advertise
the above notice. II is needless 70 add that
the Association commands the highest Medi-
cal skill Of the age, and will finnish the most
approved modern ire atneni. Va!uabfe advice
also given to sick and nervous females, ar
Complaint, Costivenessi, LeucU1rlGa a, &oI a..
Address {post paidsl DR.. GEoRGE R. CAEFors,
Consulting SURGEON, Howard AssociatioRs No.
= South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa f"
So. EZRA D.. HEARTWELL, ITes't.s
,GEoRGE FAlRcHlLD, SecIetary,3-.R 1ea 4
July II, 1855. a "a 2. -..1ym12. q
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-16
AMENDMENT NO. q

Rcsotrets By The General assembly of
the State of Ohio, Three-ffths- of the
members elected to each House concur
ring therein, that it be, and hereby is,
proposed to the electors of this State to
vote ON the second Tuesday of October
next, upon the approval or rejection of
the following amendment, as a substi-
tnte for tho fifth and sixth sections of
the fourth article of the Constitution
viz: SEC. 5 District Courts shall be
held in each county at least %onoein each
year, by one or more District Judges
eiected7by the-electors of separate dis
tricts to be prescribed by law, who shall
holdetheir Office for FIVE years; and du-
ring their continuance in Office shall re
side in the district for which they are
elected. Tho provisions of the four
teenth section of this article shall apply
to District Judges. The General Assem-
bly, may by law authorize the judges Of
the District, Court, and Of the courts OF
common pleas, to fix the times of hold.
ing their respective courts until District
Judges shall have been elected and quail.
fled. District Courts shall be held b,
the Judges of the Supreme Court anc
the Courts of Common Pleas, as nov
authorized. ,ISEc. g. The District Cour'
shall have such jurisdiction as may BIZ
providedby law, and the judges thcreo
shallhaye andFexercise such power ant
jurisdiction at chambers, andnay be re
quired to sit as judges of the Courts o
Common Pleas as shall be- directed b,
law. s7efA 7-@
aEN. H. VAN voorhees, 90
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives
- ~, THOMAS H. FORD I
ai4i8Aood President of the Senate.
April 3D. 1857. ..s#
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-16

n@-The wild woman seen near Lin
den, Alabama, is described as small, fair,
and quite naked with the exception of a
pair Of moceasins. She runs with great
swiftncss, leaping on all tours ovcr every
impeachment. One ofthe hunting party
that saw the wild woman says she
was accompanied by a large ram of re-
~markabie w~hiteness, by whose wool she
enwhenfunniuguph hills aad spring
ing over rocks. This ram appearedm ueh
attached to her, and seemed like her de-
fender, to warn her of danger and pro-
tect her. 1t appears that fifteen. years
ago, a little girl, daughter of woman
residing on the banks of the Tombigbee
river, was lost as well as a pet lamb OF
hers.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-16
S P O O II

Butter knives, brittania lamps, sealing wax, coab
links, toy smoothing irons, gun caps, coral, am
Der; jet, glass, satin bugie old wax beads, Chi
ne, link, and wood en- toy dishes, tin. willow and
indian rubber r~:tties: Match boxes, india rubber
dolls and doll heads. cigar cases, tobacco and
snuff boxes, sun glasses, crochett EeedIes. peck
ct yard sticks. spayirg needles. dutch pipes,
small fancy scented baskets, slate pencils, terra
Gotta aud
CHINA VASES,
French photographic prints. gilt moulding. thin
b'es, telescopes, spy glasses. key-rings. specta-
cies. goggles puzzling rings, envelopes. foolcap
and c numerical note paper, PuzzlinG maps. pop
guns, fishing reds. reels, lines, hooks, candle
sticks, snufers, tapers, hair brushes, pocket, puff
side neck, fine and tuck combs, shirt buttons.
walters, seals genuine barlowes, Horse, Teams,
EG a Y O e s,
Toy knives andFor&s, CARRIERS, cologne, hai r oil,
essences, extracts. curtain bands and knobs.
rendy reference files, bankes wallets, money
belts. razor strops. salt spooncs, sugar t9ng5,
casters. button hole scissors. tweezers, lamp
scissors, steel pens, speck cases, tooth, hat, hair
and nail brushes, common pins, pocket books.
and porte monnaies, shaving boxes, soap, strOps,
compasses, waieh-chains, keys, toys, balls,
SHEET MUSIC,
Guitars, b,njoes, accordeons, futinas, music
boxes. tlmbnurines, clarionettes, flutes. flies,
lageolets, Diccaloes. french and jews hnrpS.
tuning forks, precentors, strings and nuts, Clock
and Watch materials of all kinds constant V OF
hand. J. CHAMBERS.
Eaton, Feb, 3, 1s57.-ly
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-16

A Writer beautifully remarks that a
mans mother is the representative ofhis
Maker. Misfortune and mere crime set
no barriers between her and her SON
While his mother lives a man has one
friend on earth, who will not desert him
while in need. Her affection flows from
a pure fountain, and ceases only at the
ocean Of eternity.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-16
LORIN
President of Kenyon College.

To Young men who wish to acquire a-sBusrxEss
EDucATIoN," we think it fore STA ciIiti es seldom
equaled. Mr.. Granger has the rare qualification
of theoretical know ledgeand a ptness in teaching
added to practical Counting Room experience.
and we feel confident that graduates from his
College win be fully conn etent tekeep the most
conpL ic0te6 set of Books
Al T. STONE. Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J .J.gJANNEY, Sec'yB rd Control, State B'k.O
PARK. Book-keeperat Clinton Bank.
IL. z. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke q,
c.. b. MASON, Book-keepef at J-H Riley 6 Ce,
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