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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-11-04
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

SINGER SEW lNE III dOnAN Eo'
IN all tho leading branches otmanuaeturlng indus
| ry the great practical superiority of Singers
Sewing Machines is fact established beyond dispute.
No tailor, shoe manufacturer, clothier, seam'reSs,
dressmaker. saddlor carriage trimmGr' nat man"tae
turcr &c. Sc, can afford to do without them,
One Thousand Dollars II Near
Is only fair average Of the actual profit from the use
of each of these Machines, aud, for continuation
of this TRUTH refer to any one OF the thousands I"
persuus who use them They adapted to every sort
of work fine or coarse upon silk, cotton, linen and
woolen fabrics, also light and heavy leather. They
mover fail to give entire satisfaction,
10 meet the growing denoud iora asmaIler ana more
elegant machine Tor private household purposes, we
have lust produced and rcady to receive orders FOR
Singers New Family slowing Mnchine,
Which is the most compact ana heanului .eWlG MA
chine ever constructed. Ii is ornamcnted IN the high
est STYLE fart and all who it are delighted with it,
ItmNkcs the improved interlocied sttchNnd is capable
Of doing greater variety Of work in better style than
any other Sewing Machine ever offered for family pnr'
poses
Itis not subject to the objection of using twice too
much thread and making rayelng Ssan like the
Grover 4 Baker: nor i9 IL couhued IN ltS operation
10 few thin fabrics liable 60 set ont otoI Ger and I'M
ftted to use hnx thread like the Wheeler Wilson Ma
chine; bat is amply sufficient to perform all kinds o
family sewing.
J Price of Family Machine with iron table coGpct'
/ for use SlOO, Tho larger standard machines trou
SIPS To 5000. Send for I, Nj, Singer Co.'S Gazette
! 4 beautiful pictorial paper, devoted to Sewing Ma
chimes and containing list OF prices and all other IN
formation ON the subject 1t WI be t@rwardea gratis
ass roldwaV New lork
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany, Baltimore, - Lonis,
Providence, Gloyersyllc, Cincinnati, New Orleans
New Haven, Rochester, Chicago, Mobile,
Newark Philadelphia, Nashville, Paris, France
Glasgow, Scotland,
Local agents wanted,
! AuENrS--E, \. Higgins, ferrNshurSi Nm' hoper'
son, Maumee,
April 18Th, 1888.
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EVERY RIND OF HUMOR,
from

The worst Sc. ofula down to a common Pimpe
lie has tried it in over eleven hundred cases, and
never failed except in two cases (boh thunder humor
lie has now in,hs possession over hundred cert
Gates Of its value all within twenty miles of Boston
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing sore
mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of PIN
pies on the face.
Two or three bottles will clear the system of biles
Two bottles warranted to the worst canker
in the mouth or stomach.
Three to five bottles are warranted to the worst
kind of Eryspelas.
One to two bottles are warranted to cure all humor
IN the Eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running of the
ears and blotches among the hair.
-Four to Six bottles warranted to cure corrupt
and running ulcers
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin.
Two three bottles warranted to the worst
kind of rngworm.
Two three bottles warranted to the most
desperate case of rheumatism.
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure Salt
| Rheum.
Five to eight bottles Will the worst case of
I scrofuln.
A benefit is always experienced from the first bottle
and perfect cure is warranted when the above guam
| tity is taken.
RoxBuRY MASS
Dear Aada,a.--,The reputation of the Medical Dis.
coycry in curing all kind of humors is so well estab
\ lished by the unanimous voice of all who have ever
used it, that need not say anything the subectas
the most skfu physicians and the most careful Drug
gists in the country unanimous in its praise.
/ In presenting the Medical Discovery to your notice,
do it with full knowledge Of its curative power in
relieving ALL and curing most Of those diseases to which
you unfortunately liable. That most eXcrucia-
ting disease to afectionae mother,
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
Is cured as by amiracle your own temper is restored
to natural sweetness and your babe from short and
frotful maps calm and slumbers; and the Med
ical Discovery becomes fountain of blessing to your
i husband and household.
j In the more advanced stages of
CA n X E r
- o,.or1s to +ra s+o,nocb consir
~ N n " @ ID u ID 6 "a
i L a.
mhach rs oud oU o"Ne' o inc 'uen
in'e'' ~ 1y1DNrv
Il %
creating slnklhg gone leehg' ana an ndlheFehce
even 10 the cares OF your l"hl'ly'
II Your stomach Is
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-11-04

Young man, word. We went to tell YOU
when YOU should take your hat and be OIL
And mind what we olier 1t is
When YOU are asked to take drink
when YOU find out you are counting Ns|oven'
" and extaVOgont girl
When you find yourselfin doubtful company
When you discover that your expenses run
ahead of your income
When YOU think that you are great dee'
wiser than older and more experienced people
than yourself ,,.
When you feel like getting trusted to new
suit of clothes, when YOU havnt money to pay
for them.
when you dent perform your duty, yop
whole duty and nothing but your duty.
"A Pennsylvania dentist sdvertlses that b
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nANKING NOTICE. --The PERRYsDuRG BIHk
bis now open and prepared to discount short busi-
ness paper buy and sell old. Silver, and Eastern Ex
change and transact other business in their ns.-i
Interest paid on time deposites.
j. S. NORTON, Cashier.
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q WHO SUBSCRlBES FOR THE
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OF entertaining matter; and ELEGANTLY ILLUS
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WILL BE SENT TO EACH SUBSCRIBER ON
RECEIPT OF THE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.
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For Sale.

large quantity of land in Wood county, and
number town lots in Perrysburg. Persons desiring
10 purchase are requested to apply soon.
August G, ls57-l3f JAMESMURAAxs
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Those afflicted with the tooth-acnc. were Curcn
hy the following charm and it was but few
moths eincc we noticed in Iondon papor. the
fact OF " witch being Gned Tor obtaining money
under iNse praenccs by selling this identical
'' charm
"Pclcr was sitting on marble stone,
And Jesus passed by;
And Peter said My Lord, my God,
llowmY :outh doth achs!'
Jesus said :" Potor nrt whoel
And yhosoeycr shall keep these words Cor my sake
Shnll mover have tho tootlacho!
School boys have several kinds of deyiuoton !
verses on going to bed; such as.
eco to bed hrst,
golden purse;
Go to he'd second
4 golden phcasant;
Geo to bed third,
golden Bird
The positions they occupy in bed are suggestive |
Of the following fortunes;
Gle that lies Mt the stock.
Shall have gold rock;
lie that lies at the WALL
Shall have the gold ball;
lilo that lies in the middle,
Slml have the gold fiddle"
Another custom of school boys was to aSccr-
tain their future avocatons by counting the bat
tons OF their Jackets, whilst they repeated this
rhyme:
Thinker tailor,
Sadler, sailor,
Lawyer COW boy,
0'"',"''
inc u'"'e '"'Is ?1 -" WV ,rh, l,,;oo nr,,irI,,
the pNS'hc'S p'V"VS,"'" A"' N"''>O' '>''''
was not very extensive 40
In making presents, it was fatal 10 friendship II
shorr articles were rivcn, but the danger may he
! tt H. ,L, ,,,,i,,., ,ri inv hnrl soma trinins
"N.',o" - Wv .NNN">' s'''o ~
Wut'H "h" Sa!'"b
"Ityou love me- as love YOU
No hnto shall cat our love in two,'
! II any one Is SiulE WIN " "c,"v' " "V''''" s"''
cOn be elected by rubbing dock leaves over INC
rorI md rcpOntiur the charm very slowly!
'''' ,,,,,,.,,,.
! Nv','v ''h ~, ~, "'
w, hay, t,ic, u whom n how
ffoo"!""' CO.. Co.,, c,,','l ,hn onnrn, ar tho doci,
m"iy I''l, """ 'u1'" ,;,,,,
- o' ~" -; ,.,i, n,iIS r. vou
N"cu w" va, !''' "".' g.. ,,,,n,.
Cut thcm on hoH"ay' S"" v"' th"n '"v1 r wrei,b
EU' , Inom' y" imssi, Won cnt them ror news;
| Cnt ham ON Thursday, a new pair of shoes;
Gutthcm ON SATURDAY, Nourirae love tomorrow
Cut them On Sunday the 'Hh"'" oeN''"! !"" al
'Ne "eS"'
The following deVnaloA rN(mSS rc'o' 10 t"v
giUS, or white spots on INC hn'Si p'S'nn"S WY"
the thumb, aud gong ON regularly 10 'He nH'
hugCr The last gtt VIII snow lhe ueSHhy ol 'h'
"a yift--a frend-a foe-
, Ajcurucy--to GO"
This rhyme refers to days Of fbwth;
? ,N,',a,,s ,l,uJ.i a, fair IN faco;
rn".Gn,23s rmgGGa23 s6ilJ SHlJi !, e,iI H. orgrsee;
e ", dnvsday's child is nun 'ofwoe;
ThGdey't eHtld has Tar to goi ,io,,.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-11-04

TERMS--tN ADVANCE.
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Three copies one year, aud gifts 90.
Five copies year and gifts 90.
Ten copies one year, and 10 gifts Is 90.
Twenty y-one copies year. and Il gifts, 30 90.
The articles to be distributed comprised in the
following lst--
/ United States Treasury Note $1,000 90.
do do do 500 Oh, each.
do do do 200 90, each
10 do do do 100 90, each
10 Patent cyor huntg Casd watches, 100 90, each
90 Gold wat, hes 7j 90, each
so do GO 90, each
100 do so 90, each
300 Ladies Gold watches 35 90, oach
200 Silver hunting cased watches 3t 90, each
900 Silver watches Sl5 90 to 25 90, each
1000 Gold guard vest fob chains, 10 90 to 80 90, each
1000 Gold pens and pencils 8 90 to Is 90. each
Gold Luckcts Bracelets, Brooches. Fear Drops
Breast Pins Cuf Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings, Shirt
Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Silver ThmbIes and a
variety Of other articles worth from so cents to 10 0C
each.
On receipt of the subscription money, the subscri
hers name will be entered upon books opposite
number and the gift corresponding with that number
will be forwarded within one week to him, by mail oi
cypress, post paid.
There is neither humbug nor lottery about theE
above as every subscriber is of Prize of value
We prefer to make this liberal distribution among
them instead of giving large commission to agents
giving to the subscriber the amount that would go
to the agent, and in many cases hundred TO more
Gly-Al communications should be addressed TO
DANIEL ADEi3, Publisher,
2I1 Center Street, New York.
May 27, ls58--3ly
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-11-04

"A Pennsylvania dentist adyertises that b
will pull out teeth for one dollar a dozen
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-11-04
from the Cleveland Herald.
Snuprnn SuDerstittons.

This is u wise generation. The folIies and SUI
persttious of past ages have been exploded aud
ihroE aside among other antiquarian lumber.-
Men aud women nowadays have become philoso-
piers und occupy Themselves with tablc-tppngs
and harkcn to spirit trumpctcrs shut up in small
boxes They listen with reverence to the medi-
um, =" whose tongue is waggcd by Captain Kidd, or
some other deluuct cut-throat, who wos,o should
have boon, one of the dainty fruits hung upon
"Tyburn tree !" and ut the same time they teach
their children to look with contempt on stories
about " Jnck,thc Giant Killer, and laugh to scorn
the simple, superstition chorms Of less g en-
lightcned age. Ere these harmless supcrstltons
are wholly extinct, let us recall n few " charms "
that may yet be heard whispered, with firm faith
in their efficacy, in mouldy, oId-world villages in
humble cottages, or in oddIy.shapcd farm houses
that were built long before George the Third
was King"
10 cure n wort you must 90 to al ash tree
cross the war, with pin three times, repeating
at cnch crossing:
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-11-04
MEDICAL DISCOVERY

UUNAIU NENNFV1.
Price S1.OO per bottle. For sale by PECK HAM
ILTON Perry sburg; II. BURRlrT, Maumee; and by
Druggists Generally.
Drtohcr 1S57--o5Y1
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Howard Association

BReuoieW Institution, established by special s1de,o
meat for de relief Of the sick and distressed
afflicted tcHh Nralem Gnd Epidemic
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-11-04
" THE GREATEST
&;:. MEDICAL
2&s7{ DISCOVERY
~ OF THE AGE.

! MIR, KENNEDY, of Roxbury has discoveredin one
vi of our common pasture weeds remedy that
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-11-04

PATENT TRurHs.--lt is estimated that there
are in the United States $4,000 persons who
make their living partially by the sale OF patent
medicines
And il is estimated shat about four times that
number lose their living by taking the same
mediciuess
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-11-04

Tar ABSENT Before we speak OF n person in
their abscuce let us ask ourselves these three qnes-
tons: "ls il true? is il kjud9 is IL necesSurvY
we were more in the habit Of praeticing c'.uon'
how many unkind aud uucharitabe comments
would orr ueg.bors be spared, aud how much
less il.will aud mischief would be promu| gated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-12

The annexed list Of distinguished personages present at
the ceremony accurately indicates the position occupied
by each in the Chapel -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-12

Hail to the Queen OF the white clii-d isle,
still may she bask beneath fortunes smile:
BLESSED by the favor of heav'n above,
Bltss'd in her children 's-her subjects' love.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-12

The principal Singers were Madame Clara Noveto, Mss
Iasceies, Mr. Sims Reeves, and Mr.. Weiss.
Finale-"God save the Queen"
Coneuctor-Mr. Anderson
The following new verses written for the occasion ~
Mr. TennysoD poet laureate sung by all the Prin-
pal performers and chorus
God bless Prince and bridet
God keep their lands allied
God save the Queeni
Clothe them with rgheousnesu
Crown them with hap pness
Them with all blessings bless
God the Queeuf
Fair fall this hailowd hour
Farewell our Englauds flower
God save the Queenl
Farewell. fair rose of Mayi
Let both the peoples say,
God bless thy marriage day.
God bless the Queeni
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29

EIThe following recipe for preserving
grapes in their natural state, clipped from
the New York Tribune. will be ofinterest
% those Of our readers who desire to keep
this delicious fruit for winner use: "There
arc three easy ways that win serve the pu :
pose in some degree--that is, il will pre-.
serve them some weeks into the winter, In
tolerable state Of freshness, The 6rst is
20 hang up the bunehos separately by the
stems, in dry room, just cool enough To-
preserve fruit from freezing. The next is
to pack the bunohes, each separately, in
absolutely dry sawdust Of some sweet
wood, in box or cash. The other is to
pack the lunches separately between lay
ers Of clean cotton 6bre or batting. 10
eaoh case the fruit should be kept in a
cool. dry room. and when packed in cot
ton, the room may be so cold that Il
would freeze water, and not injure the
graqes. Care must be taken that the fruit
Is dry and clean, and that there are no de
cayed, mashed or imperfect grapes on the
bunches, Every family having anabund-
ance Of ripe grapes can and shonld lro the
experiment Of putting uq some for uso in
early winter We nave tasted thom very
good in march
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29

NUMBER OF SEEDs IN A CLOVER HEAD. =
Upon w A, Jones' farm, in the town Of
Dexter County Of Washtenaw, and State
Of Michigan. tho soeds in severa heads Of
cloyer-lhe small kind Of red clover
were counted. one OF which yield one
hundred and seven, another, one hundred
AMI City two, another. one hundred and
forty'six seeds, dc, Around here, from
sixty 70 one hundred seeds in head is
called a large yield.--H, B. JoSEs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29

BEANS ron PouLrRV.-P Perhaps Il may
not bo generally known, that beans are
good food for hens, aud with the addition
OF little meal, causes them to lay abun.
dainty.
For a year past, there has been large
quantity Of bad beans, which have to be
sorted out from the good, to render the
latter salsabls. Now, Of those bad beans,
we take about four quarts, boil them well,
and mix with three pints of meal, and
when cool. feed 10 our hens. and we End
that they richly repay all the trouble.
Whether il Is some peculiar property Of
the beans, or what it is that causes them
70 lay, no. knowing, couldn't say. But
We know by experience thst they do lay
sbundantly, aud also that they are very
fond Of the mixture. Cor. Of Maine Far.
mer,
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T NE EXTENDED OOURs R

omhaceseaghy, practical setsfam the various nusiasss
FHns, and designed for such studctts may wish to
sprud longer than tho time required BY The RefulaY
Cooue (and that gptuitoay,l preparatory to catering
some SpecialilOuss
Nv taking al dhuopthe EXTENDED Course the student
wtllhettthhly And prodtahy employed six months
fENM ANSHir, "Pmctical and otnamenta,n Ia allits
vaees, Willie taught In tho most thorough and uioienL
manueh by one oi the hesttrachefs Ia tho Wes sides
q eu'pal mcihod o. teaching nusuesf Writing, the Chn
monographs System will also be taught This tystem 40
popuafand recommended BY ouf best educational men, 10
nov anghtnthe Public Schoos Of Clcyolnd, columbus 4
Toledo. Many other schools open Tor good o.
ChWthmognphy ,af soon las thoy can be quahded.
DAILY LECTURES on Practical aud rheorrtica
Book Keeping Mercantile Laws, Commercial Ethics po
ltoal Economy, AT Of Computation, Commercial Cacu
lauohs, Mercanule Customs, Banking, Exchange Com
meTee RAilToanF Con nocial History, Rasinoss Crtes
n0ndcnce, penmaushp, eto.
The New Suit Of Rooms Of his COLLEGE, oeeupesthe
duestlpcai u thcCty asthcy the corner
oftc Puhlcsquaw aud superior street, afonliuH u air
view OF parts ofthe city aud tho lako Tho roonlf
are neatly lnd tasts0lly rnithod sumasnnF iu beauty
andeoaveneuee,p ,pehupsthoss ofany ysimaf astituuonn
tho ution.
The LAnIEsCoU RsE htho saue ~ that OF the Gen
tgnen adnritng equalfacihtsst 70 alaies who na wish
to avail themselves OF lhe CpmmcfcialCoune
The Prnelpalhaving extensive business
yates
Muoh, A,&Iy.
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Hon " b. CLARK.
FACULTY.

M. BVvavv,H n, D. srmrrov, J. G. BHyArr,J J. y.
CALEfrs, }, r. O,EKiNs n. A. HAygl lusiruclor IN The
Science of Accounts And Lecturers badness Customs,
?. r. HrnScER SOys, insifuctoTi In Busneu and Ot.
nameHtal Penmanshp and Lecturers on COMMERCIAL Cor
respnndenuo.
Hon HopAcE MAvN, Hon gEo. W. CLrroS, Ion.ELi
80 nURuirr, Special Lecturer.
Hon, RAnuELSrARKwEA AruEH, HoHACK y CLAHEt ESQ
Hon. 1rssH Y. HtsHor, Lecturer on Commercial Law.
Rev. FHrnEmoE r BaowH, Pres. Asa MAHAN, Lsctu.
political Economy
Rev },ufs ELLsa, Rev. Df. AmES, I.sotursr on Com.
mefral Ethics.
IIAvDy, }. q. MuuutkA, Lecturers banking, ~.
nance, etc.
A. g. MAmu,tt, a. g. LucE lee utett, on the Gonoral
Principles ri Details Of Railfuadinr
J. n MHnRtAA, EyEagoN n. WHirE, Lecturers on Com
nrrsta Al Tnwuufafiuus.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29

ASHES AVN POTATO ROT.

The roi appears to have been far less
extensive IN its ravages last year than it
was the year before Nevertheless, II
made its appearance ia some places and
did no little damugc. especislly 70 late
planted potatoes. have always been
satisfied that lime, ashes, or some other
alkalesoent article would be found the
best. II not the only remedy for this dis.
case. and where il last year made he ap
peaauce on a plot Of potatoes, | determ
ined 70 test the truth or falsity Of my be
lief, by reducing IL TO actual experiment.
] accordingly took some ashes, and going
into The potatoe patch, commenced apply
ing it by lifting up the tops and sprink.
Ting n handful among the stalks Of each
hill.
was particularly careful 10 insert il as
nearly AS practicable in the very centre Of
she plants, in order that the roots rs we'll
as tops might il necessary, be benefited
by the application. In fow days the
rot on the rows ashed. was stopped, while
two rows on one side, upon which no APP
plication was made, were completely dc
troyed. | can attribute the salvation o'
the crop 10 no other influence than that
exeried BY the ashes, and. to my mind,
the experiment was conclusive
Every one must fcel rejoiced at the ev.
ideut subsideuce Of this plague, which at
one time threatened the entire annihila-
tion Of this valuable escuent: but should
IL return again to assail il. let every one
b. prepared to apply the remedy, and NJ
once. There is some principle which pro.
ducos the disease; aud il this can be cor
rected aud It's delelerious and fatal effects
ueuiralizsd by an application so cheap and
simple as wood ashes, it should certainly
not be withhold Millions Of bushels Of
this root have been destroyed during the
career Of this perplexing disease. On
m,uy farms, every tuber was lost In l8.
62.
Eqyer have cut my potatoes nor APP
pliei fsrmonNble manure TO them since
the disease irst made its appearance, but
although | have been more fortunate than
my neighbors vino have done both in d.
rect opposition to my advice, have rot,
by any means. enjoyed perfect immunity,
and have been, to a considerable extent,
sufferer from It's effects. Ashes are a
valuable manure, imparting warmth and
sweetness to the soil, and producing a
vigorous action Of the flaments Of the
roots Of all vegetables 10 which they are
spilled - Germantown Telegraph.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29
! NEW METHOD OF TEACHING

irlkesatthe veygeminatlngpoins Of the Science 70.
vcalnglhe great uatural division Of the Ledger
whereby IL seen tho proper line OF demarkaon hetween
Realand Representative Properly and the governing law
OF tanset A. regards i affecting the two classes OF
counts,and those Of the class In every variety
tranactons thus stripping this most useful and beautiful
science Of much OF limehouOfed ysterios mado such
BY arbitrary andiniNhle rules, meaninress 0uns and
false notonsi and henop enables the student acquire
OfaooouuB Wemhodied In actual practice
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TIIE OOLLEGIATE OOURSE

win embrace the most approved and practical forms oi
ksonnr books by Double Enry In the various departments
Of rrade and Oonmer'e ncuilng The General Whoesalo
and Roail Mefuantlle Exchange Commsslon Manuiaot
ufine, Railroad, nankine, Printing, Mining shpninr,
steamboanH IN viduul, Pafnershp and Compound Com.
many nnuness. Az manuscripts from which the Student
copies written In boi business hand which will
serve ~ greatauSiary In securing 10 him an excellent
|. .uL... In
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29

nSGOonS Intian Cholagogue, Guysotts Yellow Doc
~ and Sauapaula, Wisiafs nalsam Of villa Cherry,
Davis Pain Killer, Gree ems Oxygenated Btten.
Apple rELAN, Opposite The OOuEt ioute