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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
I HE EXTENDED OonRsn

sobfaee'leagthy pr,e,eal 'erom The v,rou, Ru,In,,
tFR5 epdW dcilred for surh siude ts a. niay oisb N
,pepd loneeI than tho time repaired bv the Recall,
some Spocial House. " "''''"s
~ mdngin sdNuonth eNten6ed Cout,s. the ,,n1.,
VI heiNhloliy ,pd prodtghlyo mp'ovsd stv months
fHNhANSHtF, "Ffaedral and ra,mental. p in ntl,,
NaNfes wall lbe tanght Ia The thorough 4nd eent
mNnher hy one o the hest achers IN tho Nest R,sd
saHna ueihod ~ teaching husincss WHITING tbo t,h,
NnaogNpuc Sysiem viii also be tanghl Thssvstsn ~
psl eal fevonmendcd BY oaf hest educational men 4
taesh, iphu fphe schoos Of Cleveland Oonihu, 4
n@-e Many oheF choos tro Opoa faf saol teaoher. =,
ny, " l,es ranhN, y aoon a. they can be auadsd
| , hAlAh .hIlNUkES 0n Practical and rseor,fle.
nopN,neenlng hcr'anu'e Laws, Commercial Eihir. ~
iuto. N'eaumyi IA Of upmpuapon, ConnieFosl t'slen
lANUhAs MeNAntie cuioml,, nankinr, Errhs,e. 49,,
laefee N'rahng comueFoia tistGty iIuyinss, ,o,es
nanienoes fennanlhtn,e etc.
rhs New sai, el Rooms, Of ihil Cosge, oesuniss,hs
uneti lnealon In thecitt siinated ~ they sls M th
o. ithe Pubesqalre 1nl Sanenof street. aR,sitne ~ ~
vcwol most perls 1.-THE city nad the Lake ~. ,,oe
sfeneNy and taasiuly furnished, turpass,ne n h,snt
ndro ,vsnenee' 'pa'hapsth hose ofany similar
re LADIES COURSE isths sane .,,h,, oe an. a..
uenfn 1Hof 'ing equaf1ollflss aadies Who nav 40
toashil eiennslvot of ihs Canmurci Cour,e '''
TIE Hac palhaying extensive busiaoss ,conaintane,
tsn h'edso sgeuFe good lluatoRsloI naay olhs rad
NneA,eG WY.
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AaritnItnraL
RmRELIsHmENTs OF A OOUN.
TnV HOME,


Heartily csn we adopt the following
sentiments. 80 b-aulifully expressed, BY
q friend Of the Prairie Sate3
"Let others praise the architectural
piles, the mslbled columns. the glitter Of
art and the costly embellishments Of the
crowded city-where boarded wealth.
that has been abstractsd from the hands
Of honest toll, displays itself in the deco.
rations Of fashion hut from the pentup
visws Of walled streets. let me hasten 10
where The pure breezes Of heaven freely
nlay over the green landscape, where The
leafy bcughs spread their cooling shade
over nay head, while far away. on the
broad old prairie. the glowing beams OF
light ara soflened 10 the eye:
"where the ,inb Of the earth and the huss Of ,bs
81
In color, though varied, IN brau,y may Vie"
From the ceasoless din. the tainted air,
and the crowded street Of the city, let me
steal away to some sunny bank, where the
light Eaphyrs bear rlong the sweet fra
GRANGE Of opening flowers whore the war
Die Of birds, the murmur Of the dancing
streamlet and the halmy freshness Of ma.
tura can soothe and trsuquiliEs every fe
vered disturbance of the mind. Lethim.
60 whom The varied beauties uf the smil-
ing earth impert no delight. 20 to the
mart of trade aud fashion; but give me the
free air that waves the green meadows and
fu-tles the f'lds Of growing oorn--le me
enjoy the rich bounias Of the orchard
aud the garden--giye me the social iran.
qiility aud al The rural endearments that
6lus er arnand a country home
Welive To enjoy hnppihes.; and the hap
piness Of living necessarily depends very
mu3h upon what degree Of convenience,
comfort aud enjoymout the place whore
We live will sfFnri
The humsn mind 's dependent upon
something external TO itself for iis entire
nourishment, cul ure and expansion. Elk.
ternal nature impresses ils images, and ov
eIy thing with VIII uh We ara surrcanded
ami assoca'ei hasits modifying influence
Then let him who would cultivate love
Of hrme. eonten ment and the iiuer sensi
bilitirs. ip his own mind--and more es
peoially IN the minds of his children
study o. make place PleusiRy and de-.
hghVul g. the seHisg.
As ils strains IT music greet the ear
and lr'nquilisa the mind. 80. also. pleas
ing objects meet the sight and mpart n
more happy and abi ling Influence. Then.
how important that the scenery aud ob.
iects that are almps, o,ntinlplly before
our sight should b. aueh as most delight
our senses.
With the individual that has been rear.
ed in pleasant home lin a place surroun.
ded by interesting soenery-in the remi-
niscence Of that childhood. the fondest
associations Of memory viii ever cling
around The 0td Rdmssfcod; 4" and, with
true emotions, hs may sing;
"How dear TO my heArl 30 the seonoa Of my
childhood" .fiN |HH
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Hon v D ILAHH ;
FACULTY.

y. n. BuyArr, ~. D. srakrroH, J. g, BsyArr, J. r.
CALnSs, =, O. .LEfsi, R. A. HkyEs tniuuctoFi in the
Science or Arconnt and Lartufef kntneaa Cnst0ma
r. HrEycaR 80Ns, Instructors IN hutinesa and Of.
namsntal Ponnanhip, and Lecturers Commercial Cor.
fespnnirnrn
Ron Hoaacr W,sy, Hon Geo. w CLurroH, Hon ELf
30 HuaHiff Special Lecturers,
Hon, HAnUEL 3rAHHwuArtfHH, lioRACK ID CLAHH Etg.,
Hon. lrsgr =. RiunF, iaCtuTcftpn Commercial Law.
Rev. faFoEuoE BRowN, Pres. Asa M.HAH, Lsotu.
feu nn political ErnnomY,
Rev. IAuus ELtHn Rev. Dr. AfwnH lecturer on Com.
mcf'ia Ethics
p H,spy,J. q. MaaaiAA, Lsotursnon Banking, n.
nance eto,
". g. MaRqu,Lt, a. 81 LUca. Ice ufefs on the General
pdngiplosa m Details OF Raiitoadinr
!. u. NrRmAd, ENnRaOH r. WuirH, Lecturers on Com
me efutal Computations.
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TnE INITIATORY COuRsE

emefaoef aFeguatrfo grosstve sees of manuscrpt cards
elaitlhe tnmewhat a. 10 the variety cf Ttnsactons m
Ws 10 devenneh hut puriplcs and philosophy Of Ar
vonal Vthcrthan uels routine aud actual FORMULA bv aA
geng me reason and Judgment OF the ttudent who stu
ae' whthe neN o. apptehaudius anl arriving NJ results
80 pa h"s on h invosg gntons with much FFoatercon
hdence pleasure anlindupenAence
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hanlcca Ann hqrkman William HarkmanT 81
GoaH % Sonon F-as IN and lor The County OF Ebnecs
cad 6lAfs of Ohio .s RI.
ihh -ia william harkman, defendant q nanrelidsnt
- oi ne STATE % Ohio, viii take notios that
.ala hs'sees Ann hnlknAn, pa iih te 3isi dny q
fss'. a, y. le1d Sled her peuuoR In ehs oioe Of ihe
Ciert of Cour OF Common Plsas vihin and foI to
equally o. Seneca and State of Ohio charging aad William
With negeet Of duty co. hsa yeafl es past
eha ial abseaee ar ee yens last pagt asking that she
may BE- divoFced from "a William naIAmani defend
ant which petition will stand ~ hearing a the
of said eonrt. d. b. O6LE, 'T
'sps ewea At'sFnsy ioE Pispila:
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NEW METHOD OF TEACHING

sHaet atthe veVsetminaungponts of the Science Fe.
FeaunFho gFoat ustuEsl diyisioh OF the Ledger
wsf'hy y teenthe nropeflino Of demafkation between
hsal an Representative ffansHy and tho Foverning la
oi trsnstel asregNrs M aHtotng the tRo classes of ae
eophand those OF The sane class In every variety Of
transactions thus slUppng this useful aud beautiful
.oNeoc OF mechol lhume'hpnorod mysteries made such
nlWhNlAV indlniNhle tuleg mcannglctu forms aud
Ate nouoosi and hence enables the student 20 aoouiIe
do"esin0tont oia1oouu btembodsdin aotual practIoe
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M L D Z / N u R Y

Mri n. M,eargelou, laform the La.
mes et fn and vc,nity has removed 10 Gross
eoet on Wsshiugohstroet, who're she preparedtn do
ailttods OF Mllncry aad Nantaamaking In he lates
tl{ie and on the mostli heIal Items.
Ihaasaiiot isst ,,i,nital patronage, she sollcits
e'uinuanoeufth the same. malJS7
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8ooK KEEPING DEPARTMENT

ehacet three dltinct gtadet viHi tntiaoFv Rerni.t
sna Exrnled Courses nnd tAuEhoa Fulton's New Mott
%, recommended BY twenty Of the most Fsliab,
Praetical Accountants Of Cleveland
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THE OOLLEGIATE OOURsE

WIN smbr1oe the approved and practical forms Of
ksonna books hv Double Enrv IN the various denarme
Of rt1is anl 60 umgre acluting the General Wholesale
Aui Rs1l, NT'anuls Eschange, Cnmmisson, Manuftct.
nHng R1ilfn1i, BANKING. PHnting, MainF, shipping,
steamhoang IN iviull, Partnership and Compound Com.
pany Ununesa Az manutnripts from which the stndsnt
coltes,ato wteui boil rapid business hand, which will
'-tye as great tuslllay Ia securing 10 him exoeer
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
FANCY ARTICLES.
poRT M0aaais, Pen FOllSs, Psrfehsry ana sosps,
PELAN's. F
4 AN AGENT FnR

OsGoODS lndlaa ChalaQosus, Guy,ot,,. Yslav M
aul eaFsanaulla, Wstsris Balfam OF wild over,
lssit. fain kNlaH GIsanh OHygso1ied Bittars. -
Apfle fELAN, ofrosllsths Court flouse.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01

Major ChATles j. Helm. Of Ken.nokv.
hte Consul a,Sl Thomas. has been ap.
Poinss Consul Gsioral At Bayapa,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
4 ne REGULAR OoU n s 2

70 fspFesenl every speoss Of haslness omtl
smNrW Helal TO the heaviest and most Intricate a,
NholefMe and tommlstou, as wrllas BANKING Rair,aA
ag,sie iemsntea atpS5teatby our vat and oonttsnth
inoFoaalug Commerce,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

COUGHS, COLDS, ARsEHEss, INFLU-
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING
COUGu, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN-
OIPIENT CONsUMPTION,
aud for tho relief of eonsumptyo patients In advanced
iiagcs of tie disease. .
We need not Qvak 10 the public of ilu vlrtnos.
Throughout every town aud amost every hamlet of the
American satea IL wonderful rurea of pulmonary com
palnla have made t alre@y known, Nay, iew are the
hlaes In any oriHed country this continent without
tune personal exporVacc Of ita eec and fever yeJ the
commnnitles any whore which have not among them
living truphy Of to victory the apbto and dan
gorpus diseases Of tho throat aud lungs. While u q the
moat pouNgl antioio yct known % man Cor the f1unt
dahe and dangerous diseases oi the pulmonary organs Il
e also The poasantest and safest remedy that can be
poyel Cor inAnta and young persons purcnta should
have Il In against the nHdl0ua enemy that steals
upon them unprrpnrod. We have abundant grounds %
believe the CERRr pKCfoAL lives by the oon.
sGmptiona Il prevents than tho9e ID Keep b oy
jon and curu your colds while they age curabs nor neg
loc them until no human sk master the inexofabie
eankor that fastened the vials eats your he away
Al knov the dreadful fatality cf lung disorders, and
they knoN too the virtues OF this rmoy need not DO
more than 20 them Il l. si made The best II
b. We spare no cost, toll 10 produce Il the
most perfect possible and hua anofd tho6e Wh0 Tey
The best agent which skill can furnish for hsr eura
PREPARED BY DR.. ]. c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Hasa
AND SoLD BY t.,
K. Med. GIBSON, aud I. L. St. JOHN 4 CO.,
him, and Druggists generally, nOvI3-1y
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7 II 2 COLLEGIATE COURSE

wAohu intaahed 10 embrace an bFanohoa VPuFoly Ner.
camille has hreu recently enlarged aud nah now bo terAF
de A. one c the most eaghy thorough And complete ev
q! atedaced 70 epobein any simiaT institution lathe
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01

" THE GREATEST
4 MEDICAL i II 4
8 DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
MR.KENNEDY, Of Ro1bury, has discovered 10 one Of
Ill oureommon pasture weeds, arsmsdy thatcures
EVERY KIND OF HUMoR,
from the worst Scrofula down TO q
Common Pimple.
Hehastdsd II In over eleven hundred sasss and usvst
failed eSceptin Nv eases, (boh thunder fhnmofJ
value. All within twenty miles Of boston.
Two bottles warranted tocure nursing mouth.
One to tlase bottles wcure the wofsiknd Of Pimplst
Two OF three bottles win clear the system Of biiss
Two bouesnfg warranted TO cure the inths
Three ave bottlesufe wanautsdto eureths wOrtkiHd
of Erysipolas.
-. " ' a'' "'' W '''e ''i "u''o' ~ ''e
rwo bottle, warranted 10 eurs running Of the Ear.
and blotches among the hair.
Foul ssboles warranted TO oorspi sHd ron.
ning ulocrs
Ons bottle willeuFe scaly uruption OF the skin,
Two or three botiles ire 10 cure the most
| pefate case of rheumatism
Three to four bottles are warranted 10 cure salt Rheum
Five to eight bottles wicue the worst case Of ,crufua
hene6t always experienced from the first bottle, Ind
apsfeeteufe warranted whenthe above ggesp taken
DE,R MlD,u,-The reputation Of the Medical Diseov.
y Sqas NV sla ~ IA 9uot', ls 20 we s,Sbil'aed BY
clans au the mos csrcu DfuFqs In he country are 10.
animouf In lis praise
In presenting the Medical scovery 10 vour notice do
u with FULL KNOWLEDGE OF It's curative mower In feievng
all and curing of those diseases which you are
toriunaiy liable That Notwithstanding disease to On
ahee"onA'e mo'hef'
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
Is cured as f by miracle. uf own tener "a
It's natual swestness and your babe ,m tbor mi irrf,
mans to aim AMI g, ~ ein1hers. a,bih, M,dc, Di.,
erv becomes 6u,nta ~ blr.sr, a., yon, hr.h,nd 80
| household
| In the more advanced stnrrs Of
CANKEp
| 4, .v,.,,., d. a.. u AiNNrN .',
| N'N'ohu'to estomach causing
DYSPEPSIA.
| .i5.h hi...,ht.h h,..., - a., -, n -,
i,,. is '''N' y" ''' ''''na'h' 'noh 70 tne
v,D.-rv.
creating sinking gone feeling and Indifference,
'nS vaa,',oLy eares .. yopT family
~, .,-,
yqD5ooa s.r,,;, yeu, and yoo can only take ,.,.ir
nopri,bneS n yo,t ~ We, nos ~ halt .l'
cte,t. rr. ~, 80 ri ~, nlu ht " uc 90 h
.
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WRITING DEPARTMENT.

Thil department t under tho immediate supervision o
v. Sra ycnaN aoNl To The publ hil sufficient guar
anlV that " will be we'll conducted. While Mr. " con
ceied o. st11 lfs.suinontly high an Author and
Teacher " may in iuttiuo be aad of h who are A.
iooatsd with him, that hey oompafe vofahy w point
artistic attainment Win their accomplished msstuF Thi
without doubt The most desirable place pursue Penmah
shin ~ study la the sntfa Woat.
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Lo0ANsFoRT, Ind. Sept, 10, 1850.
d. mAs-Piease sead me haf efoii more of your
agne baiseaa immeiatey Il is In great demand, and may
be truly styled the kingof Fever and ARue.
J. LHrLk, Physician and DrneeriSt
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THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
TIME OF COMMENCING.


A. there tefms and no vacations, students NAV
eniei n Any Tine and pfnseoue their studies without ret
eence 70 classes Nv this arrangement, evey stude
pernusdto pfogessa' rapidly ~ his euorpfise will admit
DAILY LEOTGRES
winbe delivered on the Science Of Aecount, Commstels
Law, Political Economy, Commercial Calculations Bank
Ing, Neaniile Customs, Commercial Ethos RaiiToAdnF
Buslness UofFeipoadencs, Mining, Geography
rlc,
soHoLlRsHiP slusd from the Cleveland College, will
be good 10 Chicago Huialo and Albany, and vice vsna
TERMS.
Fotfal aouuo--ilme misunderstanding all de-.
pAfImeus Of 'ok Keeping, Lectures aud
Hpencetian peumanthp, $40 90
For same coure IN Lalios' Department, Q5 90
Feftonstski ing PeninAnfhin aune, willrecaive one
months Instruction fnf %
Unlimiied voufsu oi penmanship, 10 90
Through the extensive bnsnuss OF the ptn
enaA m,uy of the sudonil On graduating placed In
lucrative situations,
eS ttinrhet Information, please oalla College Room
o. send fora catalogue Address
BRYANT sTRATTON,
oetlo-ly. Gle, sand, Albany, Chicago, or BufTaio.
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Nav AMD FAsNlomAale

ard viii Be sol atthe lowes pa,sbe rates Can Al e
ene le"elfy and Piano kooms No Commerria ial Raw Tf
"ufN' 'mil WILLIAM GALLUP
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PREPARED BY DR.. &c. AYRR,

ANU NVL y HI Y M
r. Med. GIBSON, aud I. L, st. JOHN 4 co.
Iltiin, and Druggists generally. novI3-1y
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rsplentshed every month With arrivals Of fac Jswory
Clocks, Waiches, Silver Pate and Fancy Goods OF
and tasteful styles and great variety.
Iho aaloItment fOlooks
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NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTEl,

VI Wis Great Journal of Crime and Criminals
is i'll its 1welftlrY YeaI aud is widely cir
,ySnlated throughout the country. 1t contains all
the Great Trials, Criminal Cases. and appropri-
nation on Criminal Matters, not to be found in
any other newspaper. = ~
: " Subscriptions, 81 per Annum; 81 for
Six Months, to be remitted by Subscribers, (who
should write tlieir names and The town., county.
and State Where they dsplainly.) -
y, 10 GEO W. MATSELL &. Co, FL,
;siss stis~E Editor aud Proprietor Of the 8 q y
- fs National Police Gazette.
). S,.ss New York City, !
< April S0' 1887 ~ If sss
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4 J A S. H. EY,
DRUGGIST and APOTHECARY;

Gre NV Ood. s. G..
,,,. ,,. ~
f ,nI w. established himself in this place
ior INC transaction OF
Retail Drug Business.
Rosnoo,6,u,, .a,:..
and wall snioo,oI S,s n'.ehe,9n 10 ms extensive
,lurinr th,. nrssep, oeA' purchaseu III New 0rk'
.,.sgIML l.s'S
Z, - - &c 1ecI yaISIn1o7
at AZ sueh rates 9s TO enable him TO compete, (both
Grea, Inducements offered Gs ol"'"O" TO- Druggists
Phvsicians ond Eor,,,o,,
,nr,,a go =, .'AA" = e'i iiioIS,
Cair,,,;o ".G"s.oe" ss 10 sehdihs Their orders to
oUu'io.n ~, ~, ana charleston.
iio,.oming !ise comprise few articles of
''efy -a'y demand:
Caster Oil, by gallon or bottle,
Sweet 9" &"
RS Train O. I" "
Nentsioot On,
~ ,li nlnseed
White Lead, pure,
Cream OF Tartar,
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MART CHILDREN.

g sWritersina aBlackwood's. Magazine thus
Ediiscourse i tho habit Of trying to stick
|sbook larning" lin the heads Of children
while they are yet babies
How have heard you, Euscbius, pity
the poor children! remember you look
ing at group of them and renocting:-
"For of such is the kingdom Of heaven"
and turning away thoughtfully, and saying:
"Of such is Tho kingdom of beaven.n
A child of three years of age! What
should child three years old-nay, five
or six years old-be taught? Strong
meats for weak digestion, make no bodily
strength. Let there be nursery tales and
nursey rhymes. o.
I would say to every parent, especially
to every mother, sing to your children !;
tell them pleasant stories; if in tho coun-
try, be not too careful lest they get little
dirt upon their hands and clothes; earth
is very much akin to us all, and in chill
drcn's out of door play soils them not in
wardly. There is consanguinity between
all creatures by it we touch upon the
common sympathy of our first substance.
and beget kindness for our poor relations
the brutes.
Let children have free, open air sport, and
Tear not though they make acquaintance
with the pigs, the donkey and the chickens
they may form worse friendships with
wlser-looking ones encourage familiarity
with all that love to court thcm-dumb
animals love children and children love
them.
4" Above all things make them loving
then they will be gentle and obedient and
then, also, parents, if you become old and
poor, these will be better than friends that
never neglect you. Children brought up
lovingly at your knees will never Shut ,hclr
doors upon you, and point where they would
have you go.
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six months, and THREE DOLLARS if not paid be-
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limited at the time of subscribing, will be con-
sdercd indefinite, and will bc continued uuti]
arrcarages are paid, or ut the option of .le Pro-
pretors. Orders from other States must inyari
aJty be accompanied with tho CASH
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Though wc have penalty for nonpavment
OF subscriptions to our paper when due, il has
not been rigidIy eXactcd by our predecessors
and we, to some extent, have followed their ex-
ample. Reasons satisfactory 10 ourselves have
led MS TO the conviction that we should, in all
eases, inforcc the penalty. We therefore give
notice that on and after the lst of April next,
we shall charge for all subscriptions not paid
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within one year. Those who come forward and
| settle before that time may save something but
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Experience, too, has iaugh us that there should
he some charge made for Obituary Notices cN-
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Ho! for Chick Sprinps!i

}. l.. POOI. Il CO, will be at the Green
vile Depot witt, good C"nveyanccs and careful
Drivers, 10 carry Passengers and their Baggage
to the Springs. They will also run
Il Daily LINE ar S1IGEiS
10 and from the Springs, leaving GrccnyiIle at
. o'clock, A. M. Fare 81.
May IL, 1857 6 IF
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OF which we have now on hand the following
List, to which we shall continue TO add until
we get complete assortment:
: Sum. Pro; III. Fla. OIL Sum. Pro-: On. Sa ~,
sum Pro; Sub Wrils; Sub Tickets in Law :
Sub; Tickets i'll Equity Fl. Fa.; ca. Sa; Ca; s;..
IN Cnse Copy Writ i'll Case Deeds of Convey
'anceSD Declaration OH Note; Commission to Ey-
anime Witnesses; Judgment by Confession in
Ass"mpsit Judg, on Writ of Enquiry, Damages
Assessed ! by Clerk-Debt or Assurpsit, Jutig.
on Writ of Enquiry, Damages Assessed by Jury ::
Judgment iii Assumpsit ut Issue. Plea with.
drawn; PosiG Judgment on Issue Tried Verdict
Tor Plaintiff; Mortgage for Personal Property !:
Mortgage of Real Estate; Magistrates Summons: !:
20; Executions 5; DO. Recognizancc; Summons to
Defauting Jurors y
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TIE Poisonus Properties of Guauo.-A
scrap OF information in regard to this sub
Ject having accidentally reached us through
friend, we give it to our readers. As the
season is near at hand when guano is hand
led most 1T may prove Of some value:
a planter in our district who had used &
water-trouSh iu which TO pulvcrze or dis
solve guano, instructed that tho trough
should be thoroughly cIeansed before used.
1t seems that the work of cleansing was bu.
'mperlectly orpartially performed, and that
a number of his hogs drank from it in that
condition. Some five or six of these died
a short time afterwards. Their necks and
throats were very much swollen before
death ensued. A calf, which also drank.
died in similar way. These statements
we regard as being entirely reliable Great
caution should, therefore, be employed in
the use of guano.-Sumtcr Wutchman.