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An INGENIOUS MODK OF DIsPosISG OF A
BABY.-On Saturday morning the second class
ears of the emigrant train on the Camden and
AmbOy Railroad brought to this city large
number of Emeralders, fresh from their native
sod Among them was young woman; about
eighteen years old, who carried in her arms
ten pound baby. The young woman on reach
ing Walnut street wharf, entered a srnall res
taurant and asked for ''petaties and small
bit o mate" The viands were furnished
when. commisseratinS the wearied condition of
the emigrant, female in attendance offered to
hold the baby, an offer which the young wo-
man gladly accepted. Young woman despatch
Cd the ''petaties," and then slipped out for the
purpose of procuring bottle of milk for 1.-The
little craythur" As she has not yet returned
the restaurant keeper thinks she has gone to
Illinois in search Of the lacteal luxury. 1t
rather looks that way. The baby was taken
in charge by the "Buzzards "-PhiLa Jour.
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The senior Brooks of the New York Exnress
IS writing for that paper a series of European
letters, ana capital ones they are From his
Iast Ietter: dated at Constsntinople, we cut the
following interesting paragraph:
The Sultan is now thirty-six wears oId-snd
ne does not look much older, but he does look
rs IL he had been wearied, and worried, and
leased, and c1HdLed into q shadow of a man by
ms harem The Sultan only has seven bona
gde wlyes--that is, wives who have the privi-
lege of producing al heir to the throne They
are called kadines, and when the Sultan dies
can never remarry) But the Sultan has a
whole regiment of other pretty women, the
prettiest that can be found in Circassia, or
Georgia. or elsewhere and if Pera gossip be
true, his heart is soft, his nature is kind, and
they give him world of trouble They run
him into debt, and though he forbids it, and
swears he won't pay, yet pay he must almost
10 his ruin. 1t il not wonder then, that with
n harem Of such women. he looks wearied and
worried-tOr if one wife. in our land EMPLOYS
and occupies man, what can no better man
do here, with seven real wives and a little
army OF wives just as real in point Of fact
Nearly the whole harem was out to-day. to see
him; or attend him en- ronte from his palace on
the BosphOrus to the Mosque near by. The
curiosity OF my profession, to say nothing of nv
curiosity as man, was piqued to the utmost to
see INTO curtalned Carriages Of this thus pub
lIcly exposed harem. L walked, then, and, of
course, re-walked up and down, to steal a look
or stare wherever it was possible The yask-
max, their veil of muslin, leaves their black
eyes all out TO human vision. and thin as
the gauze often is, we have a good look at the
mouth and chin. Then had the benefit of
some European ladies in my company. whose
bare-headed hats, and ample hoops were az
great curiosity to the ladies of the Harem as
their yaSkmaks, and flowing robes were to me.
linus IL was woman ) stare against wOmans
stare, and the natural curiosity of European
and Aslatlc women, gave me as good an oppor-
tunIty to see the pent-up beauties of CONSTANT
nople, as any GlaOur is likely ever to have. r
was not struck blind by any over-dazzliny lumi-
nary. The eyes were often quite killing. but
there was not that soul in them, that radiating
intelligence. which can sparkle only from the
cultivated mind. Pretty dolls Charming play
things. All glittering in the silks or mOuslins
OF Broussa, and the diamonds Of Golconda, One
cannot help wishing to steal them from tall
sturdy, sword-girt, black Eunuchs that guard
them. but then, what would we do with them.
II we had them! These black Eunuchs, by the
way, strike the American eye. as the oldest of
all the odd sights at COnstantinople They are
picked men, six feet. or six feet eight inches
high. multilated when young, ard raised for
the especial duty Of guarding the women of the
Harcms. The chief Of the black Eunuchs holds
one of the highest positions in the Empire. lie
has the control Of everything belonging to the
Imperial Harem, and apartment, and the gov
ernment Of all the Eunuchs. white and black. -
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A RIca IScIDEsr--A short time since. q
young fellow went to see minister's daughter
whose fathers house was near a mill-dam'
1t being the spring Of the year, the waters
made considerable of a roar a. they tumbled
over the dam. The modest young gentleman
tapped lightly at the door at first aud received
no answer. He tapped again-still no answer
Again and again he repeated his knock but
still unheard Mastering up courage, he pro-
ceeded To infiGt some severe thumps on the door
which brought the said old gentleman out.
II suppose. said the yOungstcr, who had by
this time become slightly savage, from being
compelled to wait so long; Il suppose you could
not hear me knocking for the dam roaring"
The dam roaring. What do YOU mean. sir,
How dare you speak in this way 20 said the
divine, somewhat angy at hearing the Young
man swear in his presence.
Il mean to say, sir, that | suppose You could
not hear my knocking ON account OF the dam
roaring"
Dam roaring again You scoundrel, Have
yGu the impudence to insult me with u repeti-
ton of those words Begone SIR"
My dear sir, quOth the now bewildered
youth. Il intended to say that presumed |
could not be heard on account of the dam roar
ing, laying particular emphasis on the last
two words.
"Insut on insult" shouted the infnriated
man, and he rushed at the poor fellow with the
evident intention OF ejecting him, but was re-
strained by the voice of his daughter, exclaim-
ing:
Papa, suppose the young man intended to
say that he could no: hear on account of the
roaring Of the dam
''O-I beg your pardon sir-I beg your par
don; walk in. walk in, really; an we'll de-
clare The dam roaring Capital Come in
Tha. is really rich ~
1t is needless to add that the youngster went
in. and in the excellent society of the young
lady, soon forgot the ''dam roaring
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DENTISTRY, 60.

n DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. HILLS has removed his Office TO the rooms
long occupied by DIR. Malster, tSl6 PennIa-
avenue, Between 9Th and 10th sts., wher, A@
he will be pleased to see al who may desire~1ICD
his services. For professional ability am kindly
permitted to refer to DIR. Mslster. ja4
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CARRIAGES.
Il HE Subscriber having made additions IN his
factory, making II now one Of the largest .zf5E
In the District, whero his facilities forSSNtSeS
manuiaeturlng CARRIAGE LIGHT&2Sz4s
WAGONS of all kinds cannot be surpasSed ana
nom ms long experience Ia the sines ss he hopos
TO give general satiSfaction. ~ f
hand. e"' " os"hs AcPt" "h
ly attended to. " ~ p'p'
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for neu
olss: ANDREW J. JOYCE,
H|u af lAth and T. sfs-
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EMRICH'S LAGER BEER DEPOT,
IA No. $40 eleventh STREETr
Ttc0 doors North al Ihs Gas ComPdny'S Ofce.
The undersigned respectfully announces that he
has accepted the Washington agency Of J. Il P.
Baths HII.ADELpHiA LAG Err BEER which
he is now prepared furnish to the trade private
families. Bats Lager Beer has long been kept ST
the undersigned's establishment, and ranks m this
city, as all northern cities, the best mAnufac-
tuTed in the United States.
IL All orders promptly filed, and delivered free
of charge.
fe 25-Sm PETER EMRICp
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

BRck cYks' b%TSsss N%sfTenTssns We 1se
situated on west side 2lst street west, between q
and Il north two on the south side of st. north.
tssbed Si aeR tMn a With spacious grounds
other between 2Oth and 2lst streets west two ad-
joining tN9s t5 and 4bsl with large lots attached,
on nortn slue New York avenue, between nth and
ssh streets s, vest one on north side street north
era within the vicinity of the City Hail. and Others
In ase sssIoPt FaR2 Ra{sss sss Of the sty nunho, .,
BGILDING LoTs and FRAME MfGp61 DwELnISSs r LTaSsSs:
'y @EBB sHd T. Ns sss1s % ssry
I s-stoTy Heuse south side Of Pennsy ivana av,
S6s S$si MFffBEEiy Coz hs!s
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situated
at Of the ss
and Little Falls roads, consisting of lO2 acres In
SaRs iR s Ga q H e.
VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-ContaImnr
v about 2SI acres, in Fairfax county, Va, miles
from this city, and the same distance from Aexan-
buildings and well watsred and tImbsied it Is ali
under ienoe and large orchards of the best varieties
terms sale viii be mads SeTy easy to st rn ae
ehasers and If desired, the farn viii be DIVIDED.
For particulars apply to CHARLES HASKINS,
Architect, Penn avenue. mar 8-tf
Il on terms accommodating. Also, FIRE RISKS
S 1s"e e 6aVb ipJffb So sGd
2Todds Building. mar i6-eo2m. ~
EOR SALE-Two BRICK TENEMENTS in
l. Georgetown, pleasantly situated on West ST.
In the midst of an agreeable and polished society
and convenient to the best schools and churches A
sum of money will be taken which will give to the
purchaser, in rents, 10 per cent. Terms: Onefourth
cash, and the balance in ?. and years, with into
rest half yearly. Mr. Il. Nj. Hanson, Agent of Fire
Insurance Company, 18th street, will designate the
property more particularly.
T.. b. ADDISON, Agent,
mar l9-eOf Alexandria, Va.
EOR SALE OR RENT-A three-story BRICK
Il DWELLlNG-HO containing is rooms
with 10 feet halls and attic rooms. an excAamt
collar large yard, and brick carriage house, situ
atcd on street north near 18th street west. The
house has lately undergone Through repair, and
Is now ready for occupancy. Th. rent is S3D a
year For further particulars Inquire of A. MORE
HOUSE, next door To the premises.
IN , ruSS 2ws
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Brown SUGARS AND uo,.ssrs
81 hbds n. O. SUGAR part prImeJ
~ hhls. n. q MOiASSES.
l0 hhds. Cuba MuScnvado MOLASSES,
10 hhs GOLDEN SYRUP.
Just cc-i we'd and for sale by
ap Is eo6t BARBOUR 4 SFMNFS.
NEW PAPERHANGlNG sTORE.-The un-
IN dersigne has and constantly keeps on
hand large and very hand some assortment Of
WALL. PAPERS, BORDERS, DECORA-
WINDOW SHADES and FIXTURES
GILT CORNlCES and CURTAIN BANDS,
PICTURE COR ID and TASSELS,
SHUTTER TIES, &c.
All Of which will be sold at the lowest cash
ii = Paper put on in the best style and warranted
FRANCIS WILMER.
an Him 265 New York aT.. het 9th n nd 18th ats
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NOTICE.-The steamer JAMES GUY having
/ resumed her route on the Poto-
mac river, will leave Washington on Exes4@N
TUESDAYS for CCRRIOMAN fs-Dz.Ezsce4
and on FRIDAYS fcommenclng on the 9Th of AprilD
for PINEl POINT and KINSAl.E, at a. m, re
turning, wall leave hInsaie on SAlCRDAYSa
a, M, stopping at all Of the regular landings going
and returning. LCCIEN :. PAGE, Prop'r.
NArH'L. BoUsH. Agent, Alexandria mar S-u
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

II TAKE NOTICE
SS11o0TS AND SHOES.-When you find your
SHOES do not wear do not look neat, -
60 to GRIFFIN & BROS, No. Sl4 Penn.
avenue. lOn will hnd them always prepared to
serve you with the most Fashionable styles war
ranted to wear we and at the lowest possible cash
price. marq
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III o. HOOD. at No. 33s Pa. av., between sth
II. aud iOth sts., is Offering SILVER WARE oi
his own manufacture at low rates, and warrants
every article ~ be standard silver. apN
ROWI.AND'S MAcAssAS Gil ss GIBBS
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

Ihose sIeAnshlps nave water tlK nd com pa rtmepte
Garry able surgeons.
No steerage passengers.
PRICE OF PAssAGE-Fifher Wog a. SaDps-per
Vanderbilt FIRST cabin, l2N and 100; second csh,n
S6J and $50, according 10 location OF state-rsoms
Per North Star, FIRST cabin, $50; second cabin 9 So
CERTIFICATRs issued Of passage troIa Europe.
SPECIE de lIvered IN London and Paris.
ID. TORRANCE, No. Bowling Green.
ap lS-Sm New Work
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GARD TO LADIES.

TUE hachish orrercic pills, for females The mport
L ofthis reliable and sa remedy for female CON.
plants would respectfully calths attention orhe ladies
Of this country TO M feeling assured that IN this they
win end safe and never failing remedy Tor an discai.
Is arising fum defansed and dsordcrcd ~ stem, such
m sick headache. pNniutiou Of the heart, lowneu Of
tplritt, nervous affections, LcuooTrhea, Nc.
In removing iiopparci, ohsiwcinns Of the menaea
fom whatevetoauye they inillhc. The supnro !.
sion common, stpeodiy relieved, and there WIN be
no recurrence, n used according TO directions They
especially adapted TO NARRiKn tAptns tfor parc.
ulaTs sec circuau, to be iound In each box with drrc.
UOnal
None genuine without the signature Of Emile Moutnn,
Proprietor " Rue ~. ionorc, Paris Masio & Laurie,
Importers.
Price ol2i per boNj half boxes rs cents. Sold by
all respectable druggists in tho United States and
adaa.
Mail Package, put up In cloSely sealed double end
envelopes sni having The appearance OF an ordinary
lctt'r, price siuO, sod lny hY rencta avents, V
y. ALneS and Co. Cleveland ~, Who viii send thrul
nost paid on the receipt OF the price and to HON a
ders must be addressed.
Sold by I, l., 81, John OF THIN, o., who will also
send them BY mailto any address hsfsoeipt oipriee
through the Tidin 4, o,
Oct. 15.lr
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New and Fashionable

and win be sol at the lowest possible rates. Call at
the ine iewelry and Piano Rooms, No CONNER ia
Row, Tiilin, D. (ml) WILLIAM GALLUP
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JUST RECEIVED,
JUST RECEIVED,
JUST RECEIVED,
At Yerk's Emporium &,

IS Economist Cook Stoves. This celebrated stove 4
fast taking the lsad Of any stove that Is In
Is n,Te desirable than stewaTs Patent, Il has
eovenisness The oyeniS larger and the casting mucl
heavier This stove took the First Premium, over thi
atths ohio State Fair held al sandusk
September '5s Dont fall tpoall and see them'
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WEsr BEnFoRD, C0shooton Co., May II, 1887
Mr.. II. u, Kingsley, hiH--l have been selling the
medicines oitao Gfa enberg Company for the last
years, and have invariably found them 10 give good
satisfaction and the pills have sold 10 gTaat many
regularly their tea and oOfha and with my
trade they have become staple article. Mhfshall uteT-
Inc Caholicon IL a medicine that has done q great
mount Of good IN female dteatei One lady sold u
than she did from long OF uedioal Fo oamen BY
the most sklllful physicians. Yours truly,
Jan. I, 1888. ~ JANIS WiLsoH
For sale by A. n. Van Doom, lI ii. Snyder, j.
r. Wooster rininj n. Hall, Lowelli Df 2. YateI,
Green springii VIM. Ilubb, lodi 4. p. fluh Flat
Rockj WIN, RiningeF, Atticai d. Hoffman a 90, Nc,
Cutohenvifsi J. w. Wing, Adriani and BY one agent
In all the pFinoi pal towns IN Ohio.
For Medicines or agencies address
II. %. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
in25-Iy. Agent for Ohio.
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Fever and Ague

a.
fom which mankind suffer over largo part of
inc globe "a tho consequence " diseased dcl'6r
IN tho system, inducVd By the .uoifoufus fei1rls
Of Negotaalo decay. This cxhalation "a evolved
hy the action Of solar heat on wet coil and risc1
win tho waicry yapor ffom a. While thc sun b
below tho horizon this yopor fingers near tho
cnriha sifiaco. aid the virus a talcrr with IL
through the lurgs into the blood. There 4 arts
ns on irritating poison on the internal visccta
ana cNcfcung orgaus Of the body. Tho liver be-
comcs torpid md foila % sctrtte not only lhis
virus, hut nlso the bile ffOin tho blood. Both
the virus and the bile accumnlafo In the circula-
ton, and produce violent constitutional disor,lor
The spleen, tho kidneys, aud the stomach sy-ni-
pathisc with the liver, And uocomo disoni6rrl
also. Finally, the instinct OF our orgauism. as
if in an attempt 10 expcl the noxious infusion.
concentrates tho whole blood OF the body In tho
Internal cNcrciorics to force them 70 cast Il out
lhe blood leaves the eurface, nnd rushos 10 tho
ceuTM organs with cougcstlvc violence. This Is
the CHiLL. but inthis effort Il fails Then iho
thNhn follows, IN which tho blood leaves tho
ecntrh organs and ushcs TO the surincc, as "
IN another effort TO cNpcl the Irritating poison
1 through the other great cxcrciory- the skin. Il.
TINS also y tails, ana tho sysiom nhandons tho at
/ tempt eNhau'tcd, aud wniu for the recovery Of
strength to wpcat the hopeless effort another day
These arc the FITS or pnroXyams Of FrvrH Agu
AuUE, Such constitutional disorder win on
| course undermine tho health lf h is ntt removed
We have leborcd 70 tlud, ana have found, an
nntdOtc
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.lhe NBroadWaY Omnibus. ,
THE GREATEST PAPER OF THE AGEi
A bedaiJUliy Illustrated Month.
iySheet, aadd paper that



budget cl Wit, Honor, Facts, and Scenes drawn
ifpta hlc-"Weie you afo, tight away, hfht aWay,
hfoodway, hroodwnY, right upw Only EOY Cenit--
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we vii sndsavot 70 both tmusr and iasuct yoa, and
give You IN ne cour'o " the ycsh a least dy oentt
worth cf Pun and useiu inlOrmaiion We viii show
you W hroadwaFi down e,s old hpwcf through cha.
thom and ihe oihes principal streets, giving you simple
time 10 see The Elephant aad get eoei pevp AZ te fe.
tsf funks. Confidence Orvrateu, 6c,&. We will show
you thc city BY day lrh ny ga light BY moon eh by
candle light BY star heht, aud Thrive the ,tOuNnuss
70 some pori ofthc city where ther, q light We
viii end eavot TO post you on alltho tcks and traps
thu rruut metropolis and also amute uany an houf With
lutctcsng reading mact rhrow phy sit 10 the dogs
Wyot have TIE ulues, the nysleptia, Gout Rhcuma,
usmi ot ac uoloItunalely touhled with fcoldihr wife
We viii guapntec 20 maku wa forget your trnubcs
laugh almost aeaintt your VII, aud gov ht Evetv,
body should subscribe 20 the ruNNnus"a AZ once Thr
I "naoApwAy OuNHusn will make itt appearance on
The hftt Of cach month, fllud with amusemeut and in
s,fuctton iot al. rncc, Hny Cents yeaf n advance
thfce copies 20 one address One Dollar the cheapest
paper nthe saics Who viii retpst two snneribensnj
receive one cops ffecl Al communication should b,
! addressed to-
CuAS. r. nRtTTON
Editor "nfnadwav Omnbus"
ootiSlt 2ll rcutl Street, NY.
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HOWARD AssOCIArIoN.
PnILApELPHIA.
A benevolent Institution established BY specinl endow
men lof the Relief Of the Sick aud distressed,
afflicted with Vfulent and Epidemic Diseases.

benevolent Institution established BY special endow
men lof The Relief Of The Sick aud distressed,
afflicted with Viruleni and Epidemic Diseases.
IN tlmei or Epidemies, Il Is the object Of this Initu
tion 70 eitablish Holptnia, provide Npnes, Phyt
ciahE, CiohinE Food, Msdiones &e foF The slek shd
destitute 10 take charge Of the orphans Of deceased par
eats, nnd to mniteT 10 every possible way 10 the relief
Of the aleted aud The health OF the public at large Il
i the duty OF the Dfoeior At such lines tovisit per
l0uay ho Infected datrictS and 20 provide aTd execute
means Of relief Numer0ut physicians, not aeng gmem-
befs the Association Usually enroll their W
books subject TO be called upon 70 attend ia hosp tails
free 0f charFo
In the absehea of Epldemcs, fhe Directors have au-
ih0rized uls Consulting Surgeon 20 give advice cad
medical aid 10 persons suffering under oHRoEIo DIaEAs
IS Of yrulent character arising from abuse Of the phys
ioa powers NAL usainent the effects Of Drugs dc., &c
Various mporS and Tracts on ihe haiHre and tfeangni
ofChfonie Diseases, BY the Consntng Surgeon, have
been pubihed for Ffatuious ditribuon, and will be
sent FREE o. unARdE 10 The afflicted.
Address, Tor Reports or ireatmeut DH OEohdE r.
0kLHous Consuliiug Surgeon, Howard Association,
No. 9 sonth kinth Street, Phladephia,Pa Ny order
ofthe Difectors, EzRk u. HsAErWELL, Pfett.
Csc. FksRCHfD, Secretary. tepiT.lr
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LAWS OF OHIO,
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
oNl6l


o. auuI an h0As
br the Assessment end TaSation Of all Prop.
mr. In this State, and for levying T.uss
ihereon according to its true value in mon.
~.
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lam physician Of thirty years. pra7tico. My prln,
cipal study has been diseases Of females. They have
generally bahed my best ofoHs. Obtaining the ma sd
ais eomposiuF Marshhlis Uterine Caholicon, / was
pleased with ihem gave them lar trial, and found my
self abundnntly succestiu my former practice could
only mitigate the symptoms of about halt the Gases aud
aould not cure one IN ten. Now 1 can radically cure
At least seyenteeh In twenty and mitigate the rest
consider Marshalrl Uterine Cutholicon the greatest
blessing 10 females have met with.
j. II. WILLIAMS, NJ D., Charleston.
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70 Consumptives.

The adyeriseT having been restored to health In a
few weeks, BY very simple remedy, AFTER having sul,
eFed several yehu with a sever Lang Affection, and
thst dread disease, CougumptiOu,s anxious TO max
known 10 his fellow sufferers the meansof cure To
all who desire n We viii end copy OF the prescription
used (Tee ofohurgs) with dlfeoiOps, forpTepaEng and
nsng the same, which they will Ind suro Cure ioI
C0ntumption, Asthma Bronchitis, nc. The only oh.
eot Of the advertiser In sending the prescription 10
benefit the afflicted, aud he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, Il Will cost them noihiag, and may
prove blsIHng, Parties wishing the prescription win
please addTess.
REV, EDWARD A. WILSON.
octi5IT Williamtbufr, LOuF Island.
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DIRECTORS.
FACULTY.

n. n. npvAvr, n. ~ sruArros J. C Btttvr
J. Q. CAtmNs, }, 4. CsLKss,R. A, ukYrs, tutifuo
tors IN thcsciencr Of Accounts, and Lecturers on But
ness Cuttomt.
=. r. frEsCEu \ Sous, initfuciort tn nusinett anil
ornamental renmanshir, aud Lecturers on Commercial
Cottcspondenuo.
Hon. HouAcs M,ss, Hon Csc. W. Custox Non
ELinu hrunrrr, spocial Lecturers.
Hon, ,eANVEtSrAuKwEArukH,tl tloukCr ID CtAnN
ESQ. Hon jEass r. Bisuof, tetnruron CONNER
cial Law.
Rcv. FREngeicE T nuowN, Pres. Asa MAuAv
Lectutets on political Economy.
Rev. JANIS cttnn, Rev, Dt. AtErN, Lecturer, o.
Commcruial Ethics
r. r. liASpy,J. u, MrnuiAN, Lecturers on Banking
Finance, etc.
n, g. MARsilALt, "a. &. lives. Lee urcrs on The
6Uucral Principle esand nctailao Of Haiifuadinr.
}. u, MEURiAN, ENHRsoN n. MHirn, lecturer Oh
Commercial Fumuutntt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24

Bloody Milk, Etc -Air. james Cronttis Omar.
ptr and save him 81 Joins Uad on Resdsss. Thsy
operated likc charm ellcctiuH cure in lev uA1s.
Thtg ate given n co hi ,ilrl l1fhtod with cxceh
lent eject purifying thrr blood aud improving tlclr
condition, 70 ueatly ~ incrrner tlaif qiAn4Vl ei
milk One COW had tile garget Nch cauefd Ter % give
hoedy unk, cure Wa a.n qieeitu Nllh theaq fpVr