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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27
TO THE SICK.
APRIL APPOINTMENT.
DR.. Il. TuBRS.

4AAaH y - = - 4AA@H
A NALYTlC PHYSICIAN, wiilbs in attendance At
"A IIFFlN, AZ the shawhan House Saturday 18th April
kREMONTt kesslers American, day, 18th April.
BUCXRUs, McCoys Hotel Saturday, Qsih ApriL
Let those who douht ard ne
Anothsr given nett month y f''
Foi oonsultaton upon adlsoasos ofths Throat Lung,
het Liver stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and spleoni also
Oropiy Gravel Inflammation, hefyousnett, Debility, Dyt.
Pepsia Female Diseaiet Ague and Fever Fits mpurte
ofthe Blood EfuPN Cancers, Ulcers and slother VA
Feiles oflong
For some wear, Or. h., devoted nj, .o,l,, ,,m.,o
chronic dt'eaIei treating thousands annually, many Of
wh0mhad other reach In
no case are mipsra otctherpotoni employed he
meke sick to make we'll nor tear down 90 build up The
taken with safety by the most delicate
andpatenti mey remain At home and sonthue withpru
cred under the eaime amer friends and phytciant had
gvenup ahope, the indiputablc eVdeuce ofwhich o.n
alv9ysbe fanihed inyNhd,, however reduced and dis
pairing, arethvted toeal and may be uoen.
eoutagement WILDE given, expense neusd withouts
ousipondiug po,peet ofteoovsry.
We eonsmeud the following astonishing case of
liberation Of the right lung, involving, doubt.
less, the Plenra on the same side, o the atten-
tive porusel Of convumptivesi
UNION Tp,, Logan Co, Ohio, Fob. 81.
On. .TUBBs-When saw you IN July last,
was in a very feeble condition. | had had a Vi.
olent cough Tor the eight months previous, ac.
compa nied by ditcharge of enormous quaint.
ties OF putrid matter, such az issues from tn old
sore. Some times twas tinged with blood. The
accumulation Of mater In the chest became so
the breast or side When the btcess broke the
Gov Of matter was so profuso as nearly to eau 90
sufocAtion. Ami. ..s... .r.
After expec.oratiug thus freely the swelling
would tubside. The pus would then gradually
collect again, rroductingt the same fulnpss, and
follow by most oopious discharge Sa be
fore.
This continued for about four monlh'.Snd un.
ill aher cohineneeI your treatment. I was
reduced 10 aesh had night sweats, and my ank
lei and lower limbs sweile 90 large that band
aging was resorted to 10 order TO reduce Il. My
cough was cont iuu Gus. some nights deprlying
me vi aOst altogether Of rest or sleep. lmprov
M ent was gradual, but continued afior seeing
you, untll got entirely rid OF my sweais Cough
and expectoraton. also the enlargeme nt OF the
side, aud am again as deshy rs Is usual for NE
when IN health. So far the severe ather OF
" inter- has produced no return I, ( my old symp
toms. and health and strength remain comforts. .
/ good. had no expectation OF ever again being
Asl NOW an. now furnish this that others may
| know what means were employ ed during my ro.
covery. Having resided forty years In Logan Co
! am we'll known TO its citizens, TO whom refer.
ence may be had. Yours truly.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27

Mr.. HESEr EnbEhT, who needs no in
PRODUCTION 70 the business men Of Ohio,
win take the cashiership Of Seneca Coun-
ty Bank. Judge EBBrRT brings to the bank
a long established reputation as a talent
ed, as well as an honorable and reliable
man in all the relations Of business and Of
life.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27

CRARlEs L JoHNsoS, the cashier Of
Seneca County Bank, is TO take the post
Of Superintendent Of the Thin and For.
Wayne Railroad. Mr.. JoHNsON is we'll
known for his ability as fuancier, and
We doubt not will exhibit the same talent
and suooess in his new position.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27

- 1&g-Mrs. d. NJ. FUReusoE, takes this
.,li method Of returning ttaRks to those be-
neyoleht persons who contributed for her
as. benefit at the suggestion Of three lady
,las frieuds who appointed themselves COM
miltee, raise an amount of funds suf-
Gent @ meet an accidental emergency.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27
MARRIED.
Tlmn 1,rioes Current.
Corrected Weekly BY ArA. ,Bu1trk d

Correcteq Weekly By HrA. IBuIkirk q
Co., ShaiOhan Block, Ti6fn, o.
Timothy Seed, .... S9.25lCoon, ..............75
Clover co.. ...6, ,25lMink t....s .......l 90
Elek do. -. Il .2sl Mu KRAFT. '.... ~ 10
Br'n Mustard y. D ...2siTallow, 3 n ........,IO
Whest, per bu. 1.i2lLard, do. ,.i..t2 1.2
Rye, N.do ......... .6Oi Butter, doa......I6
Oats. do. ......... .25 Eggs, s,.....s.. 2
Corn do......... 40 Pork, green, !...,....7
Barley. .do,......,,.i. i.OOBee6'9 !....4 4@5
Buakwheat. do 90 I.2l - dried, ..i2i-2
White Beaus. do.,.I. sol Hams euted :. ..I2l.2
Apples GreeB, 80. 75Onions, ~. -. ....I 90
- Dried, .. 3. .O0 POtatoes. a.,....75
Peache. a., ....4 .OOlFiour. . Dbl bee. 6 90
IN bans, '.75, Cora meal, pr bu ..',,5O
Dry Hides, .s..... ...' 10 Buckwheat Flour. .
Green "..., ......... y per lOO.. :. 80. 100
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27
Y A young Bantram after an old
l- ---l Cana Onok.

..,t, Mr., GEoRGE KNUPP has been at home
sereney employing himself in distribut-
iug light and knowledge love, friendship,
duns. drafts. money, hope, joy and sOr-
.... row. and pocketng the proceeds Of his la
bors for the support OF his family. as be-
s,.s comes good citizen and a steadfast loco.
...,..s foeo AZ the White house the hungry
s,. . and thirsty merciless clan Of cormorants.
big and little. have been a greater curse
t'' TO old Buck than the toads aud lice were
TO Pharoah.--infesling his bed chamber.
,. hss,up dish his walks, his sIumbers. and
,s.'l really threatening to tormant the poor old
.,ra man to death The system they practice
s.y,e is system Of highway robbery - stand
a and deliver or be bored to DEATH" While
sh Mr. KNuPP was in the discharge Of his
duties, aud in the enjoyment Of pleasant
o. dreams aud an undisturbed mind Mr..
81. ARMsrRoSg was buzzing in the face OF
--i old BuoK, demanding rotation, himself to
,.. be roted in aud GEoaGE roted out By
.,.,.,. a process elsewhere explained, the pill
grimage wss bootlsss. GEORGE holds on
d, IN aud Billy devotes himself to the publica-
tion Of the letter list. and to sad reveries
''' over the ingratitude of Republics. For
once our citizens have reason 70 thank
the Lord for good delverance Next
te ~ time small bautram coptemplates pitch
'"i' ing in,o GEoReE KNUPP. he had better
consult the example of the present dead
cock in the pit s4
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27
SAMUEL MORE
Their Ourabilltv.

l. BRlcHvrLLE rtumbull couutv, o. July 1889.
DR.. rUhHg, Sr-twO yearf age last APRIL called with
my to have him He had had them every
few weeks for and ahafbaore Aeryou preacTb
he had but one aud has had nnne since then.
Various other medicines had been given without benefit
and ndouTphySolanfud he never oouldbe cured IL
Yours truly SOLOMON HUBER
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27
Journal Of that city.


M Wiggim, one Of the proptielors Of
t' Little's Hotel arrived AZ home on Mon
day evening The boarders and patrons
satqi Of the house made for him a surprise re-
cepton party and without his knowledge
completed arrangements for one Of the
bappiest, liVeliest gatherings OF the win
itsf.' The landlord and his bride were
sfa met A. the depot by deputatiou Of the
:. naRagsrs Of the party, and escorted from
9hehce 70 the hotel, where they were
greeted by band Of music and pum-
.ber Of personal friends. The hotel was
brilliantly Illuminated, and the halls and
parler fllsd with invited guesta, who each
paid their respects 70 the bridegroom and
as bride, and tbsy, wish the patrons Of the
house. bade them welcome to the festivi-
sies'of the evening. After an hour or
two speptin aooiel intsgcoursa. tia guests
repaired @ the dining room. i',l
The supper being discussed and highly
'oOmPiimentsd, the party flushed the sx-
'eroises in : social dance.
n. ,, Il takes the Tifan girls to pro-
daceA sensatiSs wherever they 60.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05
NEW AND USEFUL.
OLEUM LIQUOR,
March %, 1857.
4 Su6Stltufc for Linseed o.

Il iSu6Ststuic for LinSeed OIL.
lPATENT APPLIED FOR
THE Undersigned. offer to the public iheif thenm Ia
quor ns an efficient substitute fol Linseed Oi, a
thinner for all sorts of Paints ground in OH except
Venetian Red.
When thiuned with the oieun. the Paint will cover
Dclter ufy quicker and viii be more duroDe' uu wuum
varnisned, the pnint will have and retain lhe host
glossy appearanoe ndAhe elasticiy oi ,ie 'ihher @
cracking aud pecling oil, so common IN ordinary Vai'
nished oil paints is entirely avoided.
For painting Tin Roofs its equal cannot De lounu'
The olein can be used by itself or ~ common WIN
linseed Oil Varnsh, Japan OF Turpehiina az the OPP
ton Of lheIPanter
Its cost Is about one half of that of Linseed Oil
thus considerably reducing the expense OF painting.
We iinihiully recommend il FOR dl purposes IN dica
ted ana warrant 10 give satisfaction. iio'rai ds'
DIREC IloNs.-Thin the paint with tn oleum hi
quor and work it we'll until it aows freely from the
brush.
The brush mast beIrrcc from, al'mcisturc and ina
riably ought to be soaked well with the oleam Liquor
previous.to pal ntng.
Instead of placing the brushes in water over mig ht
painters generally de- they ought TO be put IN me
Olcum Liquor, which will greatly cililae the work
The paint mixed with the OeiIm Liquor will work
better r il be allowed stand from IL TO "a hours pre-
vious to Its bi ing used and then thi1ned TO such
CONSISTENCY as 10 work free and easy under the brush
tile use of japan, the paint VIII be rendered still
firmcr Mix The Japan first with the paint aud then
thin i, with the Olcum Liquor in the manner men
u 100 pounds or Paint thnned withthc Oleum Ii.
qnor, will cover Larger surface than 10 pO Inls Tim
The OIeum Liquor is no, TO be u4ed with Vcniti an
ped nor with PANT containing any proportion oft
American,paint and Colcr Works,
Corner cath and Green SIS. Philadelphia.
Oflco-N. corner ird and Wood SITS P1ilai c,
phia, Pa.
Gircn Chinese and Prussian Blue, Vcrmilion nd
scarlet Red in various shades and qualities citlIr ~
IN OIL and warrant then 10 be equal To any 9th cI
make, ciher here or ahtUad.
June q. 1857
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILER.

THE subser riberis now prepared. with new Machine
ry, to build stationary engines from 5to lou horse
,owef upon she atesimproved plans and will buidto
rider double and siugc portable engines from 10 TO 4o
orse power, Rugged upon carringes,wih Boifer gear
Ing h pumps nll compr,e and ready for action Also
cyiinder nueand cast iron con, breakg
spatcntdd In 1896 for ihteshng Eia,n and rae knr
iorn aud made n large scale for orcoking os
btcaking coal. Heavy mining pumps and nre enginel
rggcd complete with double acting forcing pumps Al
kints OF mill gearinganh ouse casting made to ordorl
Line shaiug with any desired slzes OF puleys fnishc
with hangers fronpiuning done say "a feet long
kinds OF Iron turning heavy press aud other screw
turned with any desired pitch ofihrend.
The best Rough ron threshing Machines, that ever
come be the public cast ror and wooden
made to order. Lever power, tEain or tread power
made to etder Also takes orders 70 the TO owi
chincry Harrson's iatest pat grain mill $1,000 Of
fored by the Patentee Itwil grind good
fine mea 1876 bushels one hour lso bolts aud
tors In soRkgles Patent Blower ina nufactu
ed by @. d Harris t Co.. the most powerful Blowc
nowi use with theleast amount ofpower one ofwhcf
wiIIUe putin al the Foundry for exhibition lo
the above works wiilbc warranted toba what they
sold for. ... ..I s,t y .I.l. ,II.-.
AIso-Take orders for Scott's Patent Blacksmith
Striker nndr lights them in The cou Coum
bin Mou iour, Nor hi mhe rand ,Lycomipg, Suvannn
Clinton, one OF which can be seen nj my shop.
t... 3D.. ...--... -.l. .. .... LEWIS II MAUS,
Mnr.h22, 1851. DloomHbu Z olnmbin &C.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05
Preserving Green Corn for
Winter use,

One Of the greatest luxuries of the table,
both in summer and in winter, is the
Sugar or Sweet Corn. To our taste, all
other varieties of corn to eat green are
worthless compared with it. Our method
is to keep constant supply by successive
planting, from June to the period Of frosts.
Making the largest planting about the first
of July, with an cary variety for planting
for winter, This natures usually in Sep.
tember, which is the best season for drying.
Our method is this: When there is the
promise of a fair day, early in the morning
the corn is gathered, such only as is well
filed; it is then husked and put i to
boiling water and allowed to remain eight
or ten inmates 1t is then taken out and
Immediately cut from the cobs, with a
sharp knife, and spread on clean sheet
upon roof or scafold, iuclning to the
so1th. 1t should be stirred once or twice
during the day, and by night it will become
dry as to be past danger Of injury. 1t
should be covered during the night to keep
off the dew, and exposed again for two or
three days 10 the sun, when, if the weather
is fair, it will usually be perfectly dry and
may then be put into a keg and headed
tight, or hung up in a firm linen bag for
use.
We have recently eaten cora of the
common kind, preserved by a new and
easier method, which seems to be as tender,
with I'll the sweetness and freshness Of
flavor that it had when first gathered, and
may answer equally well in preserving the
sweet corn, which we regard as the only
variety worth preserving,
It is simply gathered and boiled in the
usual manner, fit for the table, it is theI
sut from the cob and packed in tight
kes or jar, (woOd is said to be The best il
alternate layers Of salt sufficient to presery,
it, Some, in the place of salt, apply
strong brine. When wanted for use it i
soaked in fair water, which must be changet
TO remove the excess Of salt, and thcI
boilod, adding butter OF cream aud a It'll,
sugar {, suit the taste - PaHy Enm,r.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05
SALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF
PROOF SAFES


TRUTrr rs MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL
Report Of the COmmiee apPotnfedtO supsrtntend e Dt'H
tnF offhs Iron safes, al Reading, Ebruary g. 1897.
RRApIso, Mufch 4, 1857
The undersigned. members of the committee DO
respeotllIy report that saw tbe two safes ofigi
nnlly aqrccd upon by Farres Il Herring aud Evans "
Watson, PLACID side by side in a iurniec, viz The
safei Sc by the pay master OF the Philadelphia and
Readinr Raj road Comp0ny. his office at Reading
ma nu fnctured by Farreis x Herring and the SAT IN
use by II A. Jantz, in his store manufactured Ny
Evans & Watson, and put in books and papersl ,e
eisely alike.
The fire was rted at st o'clock,A NJ. and kept
up until four cords of green h'tkory two oIds dry
oak nd half chu stnut top wood were entirely con.
sumcd the whole under the super nj endene OF tho
snbscr ibers members o the Committee. The Sales
were then cooled of with water, af or which they
were opened and the books nj papers taken out by
the ommittee and sent to II. A. Lantz's store Tor
pubhcexaminat and ma rke d by the Committees
Theb o0ks andpa rstakenfr ON the safe ma nutac'
tured by Farres Her rings were in our Judgment,
damage fully 6feen per cent .mor ethan those taken
from Eva ms W2tson's SafeI
We belcvethe above to have been fair anu I'm
pariatria ofhe respe tive qualities OF both safes
/ JACOB n. DYSIIER.
DANIEL 8. HUNTER.
Having been absent during the bur ming, we fuily
col ncide with the nbove teent of the CO nditon
of the paper and bookstk u out OF the respective
Safes.
GA. NICOLLs,
II. n. MULLEN BERG.
JAS. MlLUOLLAND.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05
CuEAp WATCHES AND
.Jexy elrv - tor q I.

Gold Pens with penc nd silveIhoide,: Oo
Gold finger rings 37k CENTS to $50; Watch glnsses,
plain 2t cents, patentlSt. Lunet IS other articles IN
proportion All goods waIIanted,o be wha, they ar
old for STAUFFER Il HARLEY.
Ir On hand somc old and Silver Levers Lepine
wer thun the bove prices Octl 1856
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05
DIR HnuGuTnN,S

Th,sis Natures ow Remedy for an unhealthy sto
maeh No art Of man can equal its curative powers.
II contains Alchoho oil Bitters acids, Naus
Tiugs. II lsextremely agreeable TO the taste may
ctakenby the most feeble patents who cannot eat n
wntercracke acute distress ed
limitations. Pepsin is not u Drug
Ca on the Agent, and get Descriptive Cneula
rats, giving large amount OF Scientific Evidence
from l.iebg' nina henistr DR. Combe sPhisology
Digestion; DIR Pcreira on Food and Diei Dr. John w
Taper, of New York University Prof. Dunglison' g
Pysiolory; Prof Siman Yale Colledee; DR. Carpen
tei's ysoiogy; &C. together with reportsof Cures
Sold by r. p Lutz and }. n. .Moyer. bloomsbury
s. Il. bowman Berwick. Oct3, 1000 ~.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05
Bloomsbury Tinware and Stove StOro

f,Il L unders gned pecfuy informs his old friend
L and customers that he has purchased hrs brother
interest inthe above establishment and the concernwil
hereafter be conducted by himself exclusively. lie has
Just received aud offers fOr sale, the largest and
Hs5 most extensive assortment Of FANCY STOVES
ga ever / Mt r0du ced intothis market.
T6 Ills stock consists Of complete 1850 n ment OF
blhest COokiOgand paror stoves in the market to-
teger with Stove or every oven
aud Box stoves Radiators Under Stoves Cast Iron
Air.Tigh Stoves, Cannon Stoves, &c, &c.
ufacturcd order. All kinds of repairing done, us
usual. short notice.
The patronage Of old friends aud new customers
spcotIully solicited. . -
A. M. RUPERT.
nrnSb Jan, Q, le54,-tf
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05
DIR. j. s. Houghton's
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.

THE True Digestive
IL fluid, or Gastric
Juice. Prepared from
Rennct, or the fourth
stomach of the ox,after
directions OF Bdro Lie.
big, he great Physiolog.
ical Chemist, by J. s.
Toughton NJ. ID Phila.
de lphia Pa.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05

Fiftspounds ofpersona baggage alowedto each pass
senrer-excess clarged al double elassteghtra
II FONDA, Superlntendtnt.
Inn
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05
OATAWIS sA, WILLIAMsPoRT &
ERIE RAIL ROAD.

y,iri Rsilroa al connection beroon Niagara Falls aud
ptiJrp6ia shortest Quiektst aud Chtop,s Rom from
ursrra Mar York 10 philadelphia. Harrisburg, PusbnFg
g5,tisorf, Nash iRqfon ciiy, dad the South.
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PHITA. AND READING RAIL ROAD
BJntsr arrangement for Passenger Trans,
January Isl, 1857.
lA u 4 - s.. ~ y,

$50 lg{ s. ..s lsy Eg III g. s!sss s
TTP rrains going North. leave Philadelphia at,7l
~ A. NJ. ana 81 z. NJ.
Down Trains going South, leave PUttsvile at Il A. NJ
icc. and 4 T. NJ.
Uptrans pass Rea ding at 10 90 A. NJ. and 6,g2PiM.
down Trains - Fl" 5,l3 a. NJ, " 5,43 ?. NJ
The Express Train Is discontinued until further
tice, Close connections made by the 1929 A. NJ
tho Train from Port Clintonto Emi and all interme
date points: and by the 22 2. Up Train from Port
Clinton to Elmirl, Canandaigua, Bu2!0, Niagara De-
pot, Chicago st, Louis. Davenport aud Iowa CITY;
Making the shortest and cheapest the Lake
Erlees and Canada.
OnSundays the Down a. NJ. Train from Poitsville,
and Up P. NJ. Train from Philadelphia on ly run.
HARRISBURG CONNECTIONS, by Dauphin Railroad at Au
special Accommodation Passenger Train leaves
Reading daily, Except Sundays )Ht VA. NJ returning
from Auburn atG3 r, NJ, on arrival Of 3 10 F. Nj
Train from Harrisburg
WAY FARES--FRoM READING TO
Philadelphia 81 75andl AS pottsve SiO5 nd O,s5;
Auburn 0,75.
THROUGH FARES, to Harrisburg 81 SIS; Tamaqua
l,35; WiHamsport 9il0; Einlra S5,35; Canandaa
IL $500; Buitb or Niagra SO 90; Cieaveland $40,
II Toledo Sl4,1j; Cincinnati $1,000 Chicago $1,000.
IOOk Island s95, 90.
ALL Passengers viii procure tickets before G nerne
the cars: 10 cents extra Fares paid in the cain
hity lbs of personal Baggage allowed each Passenore
all over that weight ascharged Extra Baggage
G., a. NlCOLLS,
January 3d. le57-u Gent Supt
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GIFI'Sl GIFTSi GIFl.Si GIFTS!
A. kANNEY, Publisher,
393 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
OFFER> FOR SALE
soc, ,O0O BOOKS & MAPS.

Of oil kiuds, al Publishers prices, 10 be
ompanied with 500 600 GIFTS, worth
from,25 cents TO $500 each; consisting oi
GLd and Silver Watches, GoldA Lorkels,
Gold Chains Cameo Plus and Drops. Geld
Bracelets, Colt Pencils. Sewing Birds, 10
snort Jewert of every Description: Retcules.
Ladies PutseS, Potiip unales, &c. $3.50 worih
of GIFTS DISTRIBUTED with every 500
Books. A Gift will be delivered with every
bnnk sold Tor one dollar or mote. Although
10 book or article viii be cold for more thai.
The usual re.ail pTice, maty will be solo for
less Persons wishing any particular book
can order at once and II will be iorw arde:i
with Gift. Persons ordering Books uih
Gifts, should forward The amount OF postage,
as il n,usi invariably be 2nid in advance.--
The average postage for SI25 books is Is
ris.. and tor 81 so and So 90 buoks 2I Gems.
TO CLUBS &. AGENTS: /:
A BOOK AND GIFT WITHOUT MUN EY.
ANY person, by forwarding an order for
Books, (wnh money encIosed,) will receive
an extra Book aud Gilt win. every Ten
Bonk. 10 be sent to cue address. hir'
This method OF forming Clubs saves port.
age, as the Package goes by Express.
Full information respecting this great gilt
enterprise, together with complete List OF
Books, and gifts Will be furnished in our
Catalogue, WHICH is sent post Paid 10 any ad-
dress ofc application. .e,
Address, A. RANNEY,
No. 293 Broadway. NV York.