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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-23
non MaYor Elect.

The Council met three times last week, ior fbe
purpose Of electing Mayor, TO FIJI the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation Of ] M Patterson,
ESQ., and, on Saturday evening, effected choice.
in the person of G. ]. Keen. The candidates
were y. P, Coonrod, Esq ~. II. Leidy, Esq N,
Redd and Gabriel J. Keen. The contest was
spirited and great many ballotings were had
before I choice could be effected No better Sc.
lection could have been made, Mr. Keen is an
Intelligent, upright citizen, wen acquainted with
law and the wants Of our oity and in every way
Qualified for the position He will combine with
the dutieaof his new Office those Of Notary Pub
lie, which viii giyehim constant employment
Nj. Patterson has proved an efieieut officer and
we regret to part with hiln in this oapacity. Il
lis his intention We believe to move b the West.
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Rusiness nt Adrian .

Messrs. d. NJ. Arnt, late of the firm Of D. NJ
Arnt 4 Co, Of this city and r. G. Taylor, for.
merly associated with Mr.. Calvin Carr, in the iron
trade, have formeda partnership in the dry good.
business, at kdrian, Seneca Co., where they will
Immediately commence operation5 They have
also rented the large Railroad Warehouse at that
place, and viii, in connection with their Other
business, deal extensively in produced of all kinds
This firm is one we can cheerfully recommend tc
the business public of Adrian and vicinity Its
members, while engaged in business in this city
won high, reputation for many excellent bust
ness qualitiesi and for correct, upright cours,
Of dealing. If they are not successful in Their
new field of enterprise, it will not he for thorea
son that success is not deseryed.-[sAx. REQ.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-23
Country Correspondanoe.

RpuBLIC, April ls, 1853.
Ed. TRrDusE;-ln your last issue, under an
article headed "a MYsrERY," fndthe very mys-
terious words, ''LooF LmPA" and ''LLEs DAB" -.-
1T is stated that the last looks like Welsh
The first word in that sentence would answer for
Welsh in proper connection; il means "beneft:"
but Sir, l am of the opinion that the most beno-
fetal mode to deciphcr themysterious inscription
would be to read each sentence from right to left
April fool, "Bad SELL" Yours, de-,
H. BROMLEY.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-23
net.er Time- cnmInF.

We think the business men Of Tifin may now
look for better times. Produce has taken a star
and . beginning 20 move In from tic county,
As soon as the farmers generally consent to rails,
the eeige and remove the embargo, by selling
theit produce dt market price the difficulty will
be removed, money will get plentier and the cur
rents Of trade win flow more naturally. Sales
are improving and some Of our merchants are
bringing on large stocks of goods Other branch
es of business are looking up in a corresponding
ratio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-23
MoDERN FANcrs 40 FoLIlrs. oonsidered nn

MODERN FANcTs Aap FoLLlHs; considered upon
the basis Of Human Nature. BY Lc Roy Pope.
Cincinnati; Published for the Author, by Ap-
plegate & Co.
This book is composed of six essays. the titles
OF which we subioin: / Woman Her Rights
and Duties Politically considered II. The Undue
Influence Of Wealth; III The Influence Of Novel
reading ". The Pollies of Fashion; v Relig.
ious Faneies and Follies; VI. Modern Spiritual
ism-The EbsuFdity of it's Spirituality exposed
and the Natural Causes which produce the phe.
nSopena explained. He attributes the wonders Of
Spiritualism to magnetic force. He objects 1
granting the right of suffrage to women and op
poses the Womap's Rights Movement. We Nav,
not had time to read itcarehllly, but We should
judge that il willrepay a perusal It is for sal,
at Pelan's Book Store
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-23

eSy Baoher d Wender haze now on hand one
Of the best stocks Gontlemens Furnishing Goods
ever brought to Tifin. II you want anything
in the line Of Clothing call at their store in Sing
er's New Block, opposite the Court House. and
you will be sure to be suited Bacher 4 Wen.
ner, both Of them, are practical Tailors and un.
derstand their business perfectly. Drop in and
sec them anyhow.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-23

Some months since a Mr. O. A. Nine, residing
at Republic, in this county, was bitten by dog.
Supposed % have been rabid) No attention
was paid to itot the time, buthe has not enjoyed
his usual health from the time lie was bitten by
The dog. On last Friday he was taken with de-
cided symptoms of hydrophoba and died in o
few hours He leaves family of four children
to mourn the loss Of a kind and affectonate pa.
rent
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-23

On Monday last, Sheriff Woiricl started II
Columbus, having in charge the criminals, Hen.
ry Smothers and John Fisher-the former, to
place in the Penitentiary, where he is 10 serve
one year, aud the latter. to take to tic Ohio Re
form School At Lancaster whittier he has been
sentenced What a contrast The tender youth
and the middleaged, both at the mercy Of the
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-23
Cnnl On llnndLnmn.

The manufacture Of Coal Oil is a recent die.
covery It's soid to be superior to all others for
burning in lamps, as it affords Brilliant light
without giving of any odor or smoke. @. NJ.
Yerk keeps q supply Of these lamps on hands. as
well as the Carbon Oil, which he is prepared to
sell to customers cheap See his advertisement
in another place
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-23
Colton,. Eonornl Ain..

Mr., Huntington ia agent for Northern Ohio for
this valuable and desirable Atlas, and win soon
canvas our City and County for subsorptions--
This, the second edition OF this work, is in one
volume, as full and complete as the first edition
wasin two wovolumcs, and atholf the price, $3.50,
Mr.. H. has received the most liberal encourage
mcat in the adjoining counties, aud we trust that
our citizens will not let so valuable work pass
without taking t.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-23

Considerable rain has fallen during The past
week, detering the farmers somewhat from their
outdoor hbor but The prospect now is that the
weather win become settled. The rain aud sun
shine are causing the grass to spring up finely
and the forest is beginning to don its livery Of
green. Vegetation is much farther advanced
than at this time last year.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-23

II any Of our readers should have occasion 10
stop &C Carey they win find the "Galt House,
oil that is dcsircd to make man conforatable-
"Niine Host Mr.. Crook and his good dame are
very obliging and attentive both to the wants Of
the inner and outer man.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

We have received through tie kindness Of J.
II Pittenger, Esq Agent for the Cosmopolitan
Art Union ut this place, the two cngpvings
Saturday Night and Manifest Destiny."--
They are beautiful works Of Art and no bett,r
selection could have been made for general dstri-
button.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-23

Mfs.D. NJ. FurgeBon, would the La.
lies Of Tdn and vioniy thatthohas removed 10 Grosaa
Block, Washington street where so m pEeparedto DO
knds Of Millinery aud Matchmaking, 10 .he latos
lyle and on the mostl ibqIaitenna.
Thankiulfog past unlimtal Patlonag ,sho ioliets
Of the same,
etons'yen 10 the act ofeulting aud dttlng drsaser
~ olhOd.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-23

NOTICE.

NHAT have taken transfer Of all the outslandinr 90
the books OF Thomas Carter kept In his hus
ness Of selling Boots and Shoes In Iin City, Ohio from
April l5th lsl5 70 June 22d ls57 thar have dny author
lied possession Of said books io he purpose Of otnetud
aecount and win be pleased 10 persons hlna unsettled
accounts he same, my place ofbsinasion on Wash
lngton lIeet, middle room Of Blacks Block.
july 10, '57.tf THOMAS REA.
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DISSOLUTION

IIE eo-parneEshp heretofore existing under the 6rm
sand name Of u A Da,kirs \ co. hil day diioyed
Hfoer, the Old stand where they would kindly solicit a
persona indebted eai wish settle up ne
Of the fonnsr firm, H. A. aUsKlHK,
O. w. BuaHRK
This, April l6 1853, A. HUHKIRK
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Job PrintIna,

OF all kinds from the largest Poster down TO
the smallest Card executed at this Office, very
low and in a style not to be surpassed, by any
office In the State.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-23

The cold City House has about disappeared
from Market street and a new three story brick
will soon occupy its place We hope the good
work will 60 on.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-23
The Whcnt Crnn -in Senccn.

The prospect Of an abundant yield Of Wheat
in this county, the coming season, never looked
better The fields are absolutely covered with a
thick, uxuriant growth unusual at this season
Of the year. Oats and Rye also look well. II
tho present prospect continues, farmers had bet
ter be dsposing Of last years crop, before the
supply brings prices below present quotations
az Earl Bill, at the Depot Warehouse, is one
Of the most clever and cbliging fellows we have
met with for a long time. lie is agent for the
sale of "Manny's Reaper & Mower "MofiH
Patent Grain Separator" and various other Ag.
ricultural Implements. Besides dealing in grair
and produce Of oil kinds, he keeps on hands Salt
Lime, Plaster Coal, &c, and does a general com
mission business. We invite the attention Of far
mcrs and others to his advertisement in another
place.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-23

The Members Of the Tinin Light Infantry Nil.
iiary Company, viii meet at the Engine House.
in the Let Ward on Saturday. April 9ltb. at 3
o'clock i Ms for the pwposo Of selecting proper
officers ior said Compeny.
G.. w. ZlEGLER, Captain.
NJ M,nrfv gcerofer,.
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sPEoIAL NoTIoEs:

SPE Q Al NO TIC E s.
. WOobs u An RrsroRyrtvE-Weh have never known any
ods medicine win large share of public confidence In
short tno this has done. has notboen than
year since 6t heard Of H. and now stands At the
head Of on remedies Of the kind We have usedany
Of IL ourselves, having had oaeasion "crown Of
glory only yet retains m original oooi, but gets more
sobut Of friends have and have never known
t fail Of restoring the hairto m cgnal color We advise
such becoming pfcmamrcy gray, give the "Reio
ratiye" ,dai.-Chesler tlll) Herald, June, 1854
t.W-soli By all the Druggists. Ap2im
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-23
HATS, HATS,
FANCY ARTICLES.
EXECUTORS NOTION.

NOTICE Is hereby given that te subscriber has bees
~ duly appointed and qualified a. tho Executor o tho
VIA Of PeHy A. Freeze late Of sensca county, o. deed
April l6l " JOHN c. LEE.
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ess' All Advertisements MUST be handed in by
Wednesday of each week, to secure their appear
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-23

Youngstor spare that grill
kiss not those lips go mcekl
Unruflod let the fair lock curl.
Upon The maiden's chcelll
Believe her quite q saint;
Her locks arc all divine,
Her rosy hue 10 paintl
Her form is-crinolinc.
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FOR SALE AT fHIs OFFICE.

fOh ShLt Al ldlS OtFlCE
One Fall Scholarship in Folsomh Commercial College,
Cleveland, Ohio.
One Full Scholarship in the Ohio State and Union Law
College, Cloveand, Ohio
Ono Full sehorrhip the Eclectic College Of Medicine
Cinoinnad, Ohio.
An Of the above vin be SOLD very cheap for CASH
rV-ohio State AMI Unlon Law oollogo,-Thi' 10.
stution has been removed to Citvoland Ohio DogFoes
legally conferred, aud smdcnts graiuaung may be
admitted to prletiee. FotCireula' add'os', Cleveland
de25.ir VI. A.KlNG, Secretary.
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To Manage n Rearing Horse.

Whenever you perceive horses incl,
station to rear, separate your rclns ana
prepare for him. The moment he Is
abou, to rise, slacken e.Ae aass, and bend
or twist his bead with the other, keeping
your hands low. This bending compels
him to move HAD leg, and, OF nceessl-
ty, brings his fore feet down. Instantly
twist him completely round two or three
times, which will confuse him very much
ar 4 completely throw him oil his guard
The moment You have finished twisting
him round, place his head IN the dlrtc-
ton you wish hiua to proceed, apply the
spurs, aud he will not fail to go forwards.
yf the situation be convenient, press him
into a galIop, and apply the whip and
fpurs two or three times severely The
horse will not, perhaps, be quite satisfied
with the defeat, but may feel disposed
to try again for the mastery. Should
this be the case, you have only to twist
him, etc, as before, aud you will lind that
in the second struggle he viii be more
easily subdued than on the former ocea
sion; in fact you will see him quail undes
the operation. 1t rarely happens that
rearing horse after hsying been treaties
in the way described, will resort to thi
trick third time.-British Sportsman
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America Pornolosical Society.

This society held its meeting-the
seventeen the l4th, 18th, and 10th
DAYS of this month. Seventeen States
were represented. The president stated
that since the formation of the society,
ten years ago, similar ones had been form
ed /, London and Brussels, as we'll as in
different parts Of this country; that the
transactions of its last session had been
translated and published in different Ian
guaCes of Europe; and that their cata-
Iogue had become standard IN American
Ponsology. In discussing the question
of the proftablcness Of pear culture, ma
nv instances Of great yield and large
profit we're narrated, and it was asserted
that so deep has become the conviction
of the profit of pear culture, and SO uni-
form the sH cecss in raising the fruit, that
instead Of planting by the dozen, as
formerly, cultivators now plant their
thousands of trees, with the firm and
reas enable expectation Of large gain.
Mr.. Austin, Of Dorchester, Mass, has
rear orchard Of about six hundred trees,
Twelve years old They are, mostly, on
the 3Ood. Va ehNS
whole number have died since the orch
ard was commenced. They began to bear
in three years after painting, and they
have born crops regularly ever since. No
account was kept Of the crops till 1881 ;
in the six years next succeeding, the
sales from the orchard amounted to 3d.
40s. A tree owned by Judge Rowland,
Of Canandaigua, 10 years old, has not
failed of crop for forty years, averag
ing the last twenty yeers twenty busheh
per year, sold on the tree for sixty dol
lars per year. 1t has yielded for the n
Y. market $3.50 worth Of pears. Tn.
President thought ii tho duty Of pomol
ogis,s to supply the people with goo
fruits at a price by which they would be
come food instead Of its condiment.-
Precisely the point! Now as it is the in
pecuniary--of these pomologist'
as well as their duty, let it be done
The people call for these fruits. The
mouths are wide open---fll them; o,
fill them with pears.-LJe Illus.
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NOT ICE.

Public Notice il hcreh given, that Mt the June
Term A. ID. 1853 OF the County Court Of Cedar
Goanty. Ioxa the Eyecut or OF the Estate Of John
W. Meoueen late Of G, sdar County, deceased
filed his faal report Of III doings in the premis
ee, Which report and the hearing thereof has
been csntinred until the August Term Of said
Court. All persons interc sted are therefore noti-
fed that unless they appe and object thereto
.ha. said report will be ap proved and said Exec
stor discharged from urth e. duty or liability in
the premises ''EokiE SMITH,
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TIPTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Upton BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Exchange Offices.
VIM. II. TTTHILL, Dealer in Exchange.
X. NJ. H0BSON, Cedar County Bank.
Land Agencies.
II. G. PIATT, General Land Agent.
GEO. WHISTLER, Surveyor and Land Agent.
Insurance Agency.
WELLS sPICER, Agent Of the Aetna, the Phrnix
the Town State Mutual, and the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.
II. G. PTATT, s.A BfssELL,
JNo l.. FlAN, JOHN HUBER.
sPIcER q McCARN, j. W. BAGLEY.
Physicians 4 Surgeons.
J. SMITH, teochester) WI. CONAN,
Dry Goods, Groceries Etc.
CHARLES SHETLAND, General Dealer
KIsEk. CREW d TURNER, do.
4. cHILDs & Co., Groceries & wooden Ware.
Tailoring.
cAsAp GILMORE, Manufacturer 4 Dealer.
RISER, CREW 4 TURNER. DO do.
+. MAiONY 4 Co., Ts'iers 4 Cutters.
Druggists.
q. Il w.BAGLEY Drugs, Groceries, Notions, etc
REIGART q MCNAMARA, Druggists and pharma
eeutists.
Miscellaneous.
N. II. TULLOss, Permanently located Dentist.
wM. BAGLEY, Manufacturer and Dealer in Turn,
w. G. METZ, House Sign and Ornamental Painter
and Paper Hanger.
JNO. II. RIRELEY. Dealer Ia Lumber
DAN. HARRAsS, Meat Market.
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Volume 5.
Living Pictures.
cY ROWING HARRY.
AyfGE


Mr.. Moper is a farmer, though he pre-
fers 10 live in small village near BY
-ather than reside on his farm. lie is
protesting Christian and belongs to a
nonular sect: in fact he Is leading mem
Der. Mr. Mopcr is an ant'-rum man; nc
"a an earnest advocate Of prohibitory
Law; he would like tn see spurious liquors
hauishcd from the land. Tea, coffee and
1 ,bacco contain stimulus enough for him,
rae wants no alcoholic drinks. Mr.. No
psr uses tobacco freely in the way OF
chewing and smoking. and Is fully per,
shaded tina. hr has not sufficient moral
courage to break the spell! which has
bound him to the vile drag.
Mr.. Moper and his family arc what are
counsasy called ..good livcrs.' They
ALWAYS have an abundance of good bread,
potatoes, and meat, especially pork q q
coodly supply Of cakes and pies wen
shortened with lard a variety OF pickles,
preserves, aud other notions; all OF which
after an apologize mas.ication, they
wash down the csophagus with strong
tea aud coffee. =,
Mr. Moper and family are ret noted
for any especial care or cleanliness OF Gu
sicle; that is, they rarely or never wash
their bodies from top to toe. The FACE,
hands, and feet arc as much as they can
.fford to cleanse with water, the rest must
wear off against the clothing. They
make it a point to change their under
clothes but once in a fortnight, as that is
MS frequcus.as they wish for the return
Of washiug day, aud they do not axe 70
wear out their garments by much rub
bling. Some considerable attention is
paid to the outer apparel, as that meets
The eve of the world--that austere and
exaeting eye, which compels us to do
what We would not, and to leave undone
the things We ought sometimes to do
-.-.a...- F.. EFFECT.
Mr. Mopcr and his family do not enjoy
the best Of health. lie frequently sui
fer, from severe headache and other al.
fict;ons, to say nothing OF obtuseness ana
mental imbecili,y, Which allows MIN 10
merely converse little, read some in one
weekly paper, aa1 attend church on sun
,sv. 4 daughter is 50 afflicted with
scrofula as to utterly unit kei for becom-
ing the life partner Of one of the opposite
sex. Other children in the family suher
in various ways; child, especially, Is
constantly tormeuted with erupt'ous, ma
king the little innocent 1t times almost
loathsomc. The clayey tencments OF some
xers no. sufficiently durable to retain
the gentle spirits, and they took flight Il
another sphere. 90.
Yet, Notwithstanding all these allie
tions, Mr.. Moper is unabie to dlseoy,
the true cause, but attributes all to Tux
mysterious workings Of kind ProVi
dence lift Illustrated.
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A London wi ross having told the mag.
istra.e that lie was a pcnman, asked
in what pa Of literature he welded us
pen, and he replied that he psnned sheep
in SmisAicld market
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SERENE INpIFFERENcY.-The Wash
ioaton Union Of Friday says: "Ipon the
issue of Doagyas or lincoln, Liacoh Or
Dosglas, we confess to serene indiffer-
encc.
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Davenport. Iowa.
Invite the attention Of Farmers, Builders, Me-
chanics, and consumers Of Lumber generally,
to their extensive and unequailed selected stock
Of
Flooring, Cedar
Lumber, Siding,
Barnboarding,
Shingles, &c.
Our purchases have recently been made Or
Green Bay, Lake Huron, and Lake Ontario
and brought by vessel to Chicago. and thence
by the Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad to
Davenport. Tho wants Of large emigration
into Iowa have been anticipated in our selec-
tons and purchases.
TWO FlK,T tL.sS PLAYING MACHINES
)Woodworth's celebrated Patent,) are now
running in our Mill, and our facilitieslor man.
HJacturing
FLOORING AND SIDING
Are ubequalled in he West. We are also en-
tensiyely engaged in the Manufacture of
Ssh, DOORS, AND BLINDS.
We can do better by our customers than ev.
er before, aud will do our best To- suit them.
COTES & DAVIES.
Davenport, Iowa. Oct. %,
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

How to he the most beautiful xeman il the
world Hsw to be mere beautiful after marriage
Instead Of nore agsy. "a mast wives now arc
How to trassnit your beauty t. ysar children
without, losing ii 20. r.eiI Hos to lie greet with
ont perfume, cheerful wiLhost stimalants4 rosy
without rsage and radiant without paint The
W leans are certain, within the reach II every no
man and are detailed with ample directions Ia a
Letter to ladies' which will be mailed prepaid
to any address the receipt of p cents Ia STAIN
or American coin Address
23tf bs. /. !. lNAPHAN-
No 4. West 18th Street, New York
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FRAZER RIVER DEIIcAcIEs.- by tie
last accounts from Fraser River, proyisoi
were very SC ,rce aud dear. Dog meat
vas $, linz at /. fly cclts per found.
Mercantile Colleges.

LOCATED:
P~oria. H, - and s. Man Street.
DIRECTORS:
Hon T. N Powell, II NesaSafd. ESQ
Nh Curtiss. ESQ Nillisna Af.ca. Esq
Lewis Howell, Esq Hon John + Cook,
VIM l. Gregg Esq Jno Z Dillon, Esq
A y nartlett, Esq Jns L Caftin, Esq
Henry Noltc, Esq Wm I Clark, Esq
Thos l. hayne. Esq Chas 4 Putnam, Esq
Jos & Frye, II Price, Esq
Professors Of Beck. Keeping and Casterai Brasca.
es aud Lecturers or the Sciese IF -4rconafs:
TM e payts; Ss } roneh.
DUER. It'd yEEnENBURG
Professors Of Practical and or,,ameatsi Pe,'ssa'a-
ship, msd Lectures on Bnsiaess Tastoas and Cor
rsspGassssce-
D Gn,rrivs. Tw Davis s S TlrroS.
Lecturers on Nercassiie Lasr, Raifroaaag Snd Ma
rias Lac:
Cn.s C BosxEy, y nariDsoS.
JSu + DILLON, Cats + PUTNAM,
Lecturers on Ranling. Exchange md Fasau'ce:
HARRY LANDER, JKo p Cook,
Lecturers on Political History and Commercial
Geography.
HENRY Arsrls, YIN r CLAEK.
Special Lectures rW be drifrered occasionally by
gentlemen Of sfora celebrity, on literary and SCI
sat;fc subjects, rhieh rW be free to the 1nbtr'
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NOTICI :.

A IL THOSE KNOWING THEMSELVES IN
~ debted 10 School Distr: ct No. ], Centre TIP.
Cedar Co.. Iewa either for taxes or rate bills
g,iil please call at my residen &c. in Upton and
settle the same, as the law n axes II my duty 10
settle all old bark standing cconnis. My time
far settling accounts il limite d. Call soon. and
save cost. !AMES W bhbLEi,
ILL., 81 le,s fau Sub Dist. Director.