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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-11
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DENTAL SUR GEoN,
OPERATIVE and MECHANICAL
DENTIST, corner Of Washington and Market
Streets, Tifih. Ohio Willattend to all business
in hislinewith promptness and dispatch. Per
soss Eho favor him with call, may rely onhay-
ing " ork done In a superior manner, having been
engagedinthe businessfor the last seven years,
and during thattime have had much experience
i'm nd.nicultcases. Heisconhdent ofsnceess and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ofgiving perieetsatisfac
tion to- all who may seek hisprOfessionalsorYiees
Charges willbe atalltimes moderate.
az OFFICE, corner Of Washington and
Market Streets.
TiAin, Nov. let Sa
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Ohio LEGISLATURE.


lu I'o ilouSes MT. Day introduced q
bill to prevent the carrying Of concealed
weapons, except by officers of the law.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Bagley
on Saturday, relative to the separation Of
the Commercial Hospital and the ObiS
Medical College, was taken up, and, after
some discussion, again laid upon the Ia,
BILE.
Mr.. Stout offered resolution provid.
ing for the purchase Of nine dozen of Ar
thurs Patent Elastic Portfolios, for tue
use Of the members, which was laid on
the table.
TUESDAY.
In the Senate, the President ofthat body
being absent, Mr.. Bucklsnd called the
Senate to order; and Mr., Langdon was
unanimously chosen President pro tenn for
the session.
Mr.. Hatch presented largo number of
petitions from citizens Of Hamilton coun.
ty, in favor Of the proposed amendment
to the constitution relative to licenses for
the sale Of liquors.
In the House, the following bills were
passed. Mr.. Canfeld's Senate bill to
amend the l35th section of the Justices
Code.
A bill authorizing the Board Of Agric-
ulture TO incorporate in their Annual Re-
port an abstract of the proceedings of
township agricultural societies.
A bill making a partial appropriation
for the current expenses of the Northern
Ohio Lunatc Asylum.
The Senate bill to provide for canvass
Iugthe votes for Comptroller Of the Treas
lry.
A Senate bill, by Mr.. Buokland, amend
ing the Code, was indefinitely postponed
The Resolution referred to the Judio-
lry, relative TO the redemption Of the out
standing circulation Of the Canal Bank Of
Cleveland, was reported back with the
recommendation that il be laid upon the
able, which was agreed to.
Mr. Raymond introduced bill to pre-
vent and punish fraud in the use OF false
stamps, brand, labels or trade marks.
WEDNESDAY,.
In the Senate, Mr.. Morrow introduced 7
! bill to amend the Militia Law. so as to
allow Military Companies to uniform as
hey see proper
Mr. Taylor offered resolution declar-
ng that the appointment Of w. j. Jack
ION, as Engineer upon the Canal, by Mr..
3ackus, was illegal, and instructing the
Attorney General to bring suit for recov-
ry OF salary paid him. $1,000. 1t was
aid upon the table and ordered to be
,rinted. Mr.. Jackson is a member of the
House.
Mr.. Miles offered aresolution. instruct.
lg the committee on Fees and Salaries
0 inquire and report whether the fees Of
herilis in many counties are not made.
uate. Il
Mr., Edson's bill to provide for plat.
ing aud recording fractions Of land was
assed
In the House, bill was introduced by
Ir. Brown 70 protect literary societies,
iaking ita misdemeanor disturb or mo-
lsi them.
Mr.. Monroe, introduced bill amsnda-
,ry Of the Reform School law, providing
,r the erection Of q House Of Refuge in !
onneetion with the Reform School, L
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"say. Mick, what sort Of potatoes are
you plantingl"
Raw ones, to be sure-your honor
wouldn't be thinking / would plant boil
cd opes7"
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hhhI hEnFohnf Aoshocton AOss NAY IL, 1897.
Mr. w. b. Kingsley, Sif2l have been selling the medi.
cines OF the Ganbeg Company for the ten wears and
have invariably found hem 10 give good satisfaction; and
the nils have sold to gre many families regularly ns
their tea and coffee, nnd with my trade they have become
staple article. Murshals Uterine Caihollcon Is medicine
that has done great amount Of good IN female dscases
One lady sold 10 told she had received more benefit
from one bottle than she dld from long Of edical
treatment by the most skllu physicians. Yours iroly
Jan. !, 1853. JANEs Wttsov
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For Sale nv 4. r. Van Doom, n. n. snyder, D. F.
Wooster rinn; N. Hall lowell; Dr. p Yates, Gr,en
Springs VIM lluhb, Lodi; 8. r. liufc Flat Rock; VIM
Riningef, Aucni D. Hoffman 4 Co.. McCutchenvile; J..
towns IN Ohio.
For Medicines or agencies address
"A. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
jn25-ly. Agent for Ohio.
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Read Whist nf, Bushnell says Of tlso GraHenbers Medi
cines Dr. o. physician OF extensive practice and one
olihe most successful In the county rumbulD in whichhe
"This ceril6es that have used the Graaanberg Pills
and Mar'hal's Cathocon, sold here by Il G. Johnson
IN nv practice to my entire sadsf,can They are GOOD
medicines. DH g. " Rps,,Srtt y
Hartford, Irumbull Co., o., March Z, is57.
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THE TIrFIN rRInnnr

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eShibh' "N," reforred 20 in Tteatrrcrs
REPORT Seneca County Aggicuitnrssl Soc
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HE EXTENDED RISE.

embraossongthy TIE yarou, Bullpssi
Fims, and 10 designed for such students may wish 10
spend longer than the time required By the Regular
some Special House. WI
Bytaklng ia addIlon,hs Extended the stndept
will eiaithluy and pFohtahly employ ed Nmonihs,
PENMANSuIP, 0Practica u and ornamental" >" in allitH
varieties Will be taught in the no1l thorough and eloiant
nanneF by one Of the hoIt teaohes 10 the West RoIdeS
n easunl method OF toaohns business WHuhs, The CHR
yt graphic system will also be taught Thissystem, 81
recommended ~ best educational men, o.
nowtaus tiniha Public schools fOleYeand Columbus q
Toledo Funy ether schools open for good tetcsrgo
Chiythn1s slaphy A. soon a. theycan be qualified
DAILY LECTURES Practical ald lheprafioa
look Keeping Menantils Laws Coulmgltial Eihict,fa
tieal Economy, An Of Computation, Commefon nl ctioas
aiions, Mercantile Cu1toml, Banking, EHchangei Com
meIee, RAiloadns Commercial stosy, business conei'
i0ndance, Penmah1hip pete.
fhe New Suit of Rooms, Of this College ocoupiestho
city athey are on iRo corner
ofths Pablietquaru and superior street. .nsa.ng isi
view Of parts ollho city and tae L4ts. sooms
are neatly and tastefuly arniahed, W nstpy
saisnoe porhapsthote oiany
the Uniou. a, -,
ThsI.k DIEsaC aCOUReE tstne same asthetoi the Oens
tlsen aoriaa equplfcltsa % tiadiea who may wish
torvnii fhemselgas of The Conmelci alCouraes
I. pynoonihagnn 90 extensive business ualuianee
4 snabisjlo srouIo a,ealonaiof many oihis Gaa
uaioa
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
benevolent Institution established by special endowmen
Tor the Relief Of the Sick aud nisiressed, afflicted
with NiInleni md EnlLnmln nl.nn.na.

benevolent Institution established BY special endowmen
for the Relief Of the Sick and nsireised, afflicted
with Virulent and Epidemic Diseases.
TN times Of Endenns che object Of this Institution
establish Hospitals, TO provide Nurses, physiound,
Clothing, Food Medicines, &c for the sick and destitute
take charge OF the orphans Of deaeased parents aud TO
minister IN every possible way TO the relief of the afflicted
Directors, AZ suoh times to ystpeuoGay the infected dis
riu, aud 20 provide AID execute means orrcec Numef
physicians, not aeing members Of the Assocaton
ally enrol their names i books subject 20 be called upon
10 attond It, hosp tails, ffee of charge
10 the absence Of Epdemcs, the Directors have author
isedthe Consung Surgeon 10 give advice and medical al,
10 ennut suffering under CHRONIC DISEASES Of vTnen
chaFaceb aIsug from abuse Of the physical powers, NAL
treatment the eieuts Of drugs, So, &o,
Various reports md tracts the nature and treatment
ChTonc Diseases, nv the Consulting Surgeon, have bee
published for gtatuous distribution, aud wllhe sent
o. uuARuE 10 the afflicted,
Address for Reports treatment, DR OEoRun n. Cal
uouN Consulting surgeon, Howard Atsociauon,, No.
5onh Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa, by otderof the ID
ruotors, EZRA ID, llEAWrwRLI, President,
Csc, FAiRcWLn, Secretary. sepls-lT
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From q Merchant n 6idiinfh o., oct. ~ 1855.
nEtU Slni Ny wife had heen afflicted Ave years with
cough aud last m she lay "a bed not expected % live
She had used jaynea ENpectoraut idverHOrt and Tar
ahd God Liver OIL Her physician could do nothing
more for her. She then commenced taking your Cough
and ConaumpNon Syrup and amer using ave hotties
vas able % DO her work again have also given u g
other members Of my family Tor coughs aud
colds. Its effects have been such that have concluded
u Is the heat medicine now IN Ny grandson vas
tors cnuld do nothing One bottle a. your Syrup has
also cured him. blacksmith ln this pare Was afflicted
In the same way be unable % work One bottle
OF the Syrup benefited hlm much that he Il nt work
again. Ihave doubt another bottle viii perfect the
cure. ] would recommend those who similarly A.
hcted 10 inae time iu giving this medicine trial
Raspeatniv vouFs III A. NARROW.
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NEW METHOD OF TEACHING

'thkesatthe veTygerminatngpoints ofthe Science re-
seangthe great natural division OF the Ledger
thereby s the proper line Of demarkaton between
zealand Representative Property and tho governing law
transfer as regards It's affecting the two onSiet Of
ouno, and those Of the class, In every variety Of
fansaetions, thus stripping this most useful and beau
cienec Of much OF ehonofed mysteries made such
~ arbitrary andinialllbq rules, meaRingess forms and
false notons and hence enables Che student acquire
oTreenouona ofaeoounts samhodedin actual pragtcs
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TIIE OOLLEGIATE COURSE

win embrace the approved and practical forms Of
keonng booksby Double Entry IN the various derar
Of Trade aud Commerce including the General Mhoetas
and Retail, Mercantile Exchange, Commission Mauufact.
nrng, Railroad, Banking, Printing, Mning shipping,
steamboating Individual Partnership and Compound Com
nany Business. All manuscripts from which the Ftudent
oopiea are written bold rapid business hand which will
great auxiliary In securing him excellent
afvla o yFitinn.
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Hon w. ID. CLASH.
FACULTY.

II. n. BRYANT, n. D. srnArros, J. q. BRvaNr, j. r.
CkLEfNs, y r. CsLETFg, r. A. kyEs Instructors in The
Science Of Accounts, and Lecturers Business Customs
P. r. srESoER soys Instructors in Busness and Or.
namenlal Penmanshp, and Lecturers Commercial Cor
rosnnndenco.
Hon IloaAor M,Sv Hon Csc. w. CLINTON Hon. Eli
Hu 3URRtrr, Special Lecturer.
Hon sAAUsLsrAaKwEAriER, HoEAcE d CtkHE, Esq,
Hon. JEssE p. BfgHor, Lecturerlon Commercial Law.
Rev. FREDRaIcE r. BaowN, Pres. Asa MaHAN, Lsctu.
feft political Economy.
Rev. JANIS ELLHR, Rev. Dr. AtKEH Lecturer on Com,
mercal Ethics.
TIP. HNBBr, J. q. .MERRIaM, Leeturcfion Banking FL
nance, etc.
~ G. MARSHALL, n. G. Luor. on the enerai
Principles id Details Of Rairoading
J. Il. MERgAN, ENERsoN r. WHfrE, Lecturers on Com.
naerrta Couuutaftoue.
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THE DESIGN.

II s the design OF the propreto OF these Colleges to
perfect chain Of Busness schools fom East West NJ
oring The most ample facilities for young men and young
ladies to qualify themselves ioTresponsble positions life
Their schools At the points above established frs
basis and are All In most prosperous conditon The
teachers In the various departments 0roughy accom-
plished practical business men
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a Y III R'9
Ague Cure.
ron Tnn SPEEDY cURE on

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers; indeed
for the whole Glass Of Diseases origi-
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria Of miasmatic countries.
No ono remedy Is louder called for by the ne
cessities of the American people than sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such remedy
we are now enabled to offer, with q perfect GER
tainty that il will eradicate tho disease, and with
assurance, founded on proof that no harm can
arise from is use In any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents this dis
order must be Of immense service In the commu-
mites where Il prevails. Prevention is better
than cure, for the patient escapes the risk which
he must run in violent attacks Of this baleful
distemper. This "CURE eXpels tho mias-
matte poison Of FEVER AND AGUE from the
system, and prevents tho development Of the
disease, il taken ON the first approach Of It's pre-
monitory symptoms 1t is not only the best
remedy ever yet discovered for this class OF COM
plants, but also the cheapest. Tho large guam
tty We supply for a dollar brings it within the
reach of every body and in bilious districts,
whore FEVER AND AGuE prevails, every body
should have 1t, and use 10 freely, both Tor cure
and protection. 1t is hoped this price will place
it within tho reach of all the poor as well as the
rich A great superiority Of this remedy over
any other ever discovered for tho speedy and
certain cure Of Intermittcnts is, that Il contains
10 Quinine or mineral, consequently II produces
no quinism or other injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Those cured by il ar,
lcA as healthy as if they had never had the dis
case.
Fever aud Aguo Is not alone tho consequence
of the miusmatc poison A great variety Of dis
orders arise ifom its irritation, among which nrI
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blind
ness, Ioothache, Earnche, Catauh, Asthma
Palpation, Painful Affection Of tho Spleen
Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis
and Dcrangcment Of the Stomach, all Of which
when originating in this cause, put on tho inter
mittent type, or become periodical. This "CURE
expels tho poison from tho blood and consc
| quently cures them all alike. 1t is an inva.uG
bic protection TO immigrants, and persons tray
| elling or temporarily residing In the maluriou
districts. If taken occasionally, or daily, Will
exposed TO tho infection, that will be excrete,
from tho system, and cannot accumulate in sui
ficient quantity to ripen into disease. Hence
Is even moro valuable for protection than curC
and iew will ever suffer from Intermittenis, !
they avail themselves Of the protection this rem
edy affords.
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/. L. ST. JOHNS COUGH AND CON-
SUMPTION SYRUP,

Thousands who have made use Of this great remedy
believe Is far superior 20 any preparation now known
for the cure Of Consumption Coughs and Colds, Asthma
Bronchitis, Splitting ~ Blood Pain and soreness oi the
Breast oarseness Noopipg Cough, Group Phthiso etc
SOne OF the effected by this medicine OF most
been given up BY eminent physclans ncuTa5le for
many Yeurs. One Is thalof respectable physician,
who was pronounced incurane by seven physlcans.
Two cases Of twenty years ttandng. None, there
fore, however long they have been afflicted should de,
spar until they have given this great remedy trial
We believe. Ia common coughs ahd c0s Il 10 almost "
not quite iun hles and u nineteen OF twenty
selected promiscuousy from among those Who are con
Bdercd dangerous and inCurAbe, II will ehett cure. II
may he taken with perfect safety BY persons q the most
delicate constitution. II i purely vegetable aud u
pleasant, healthy, aud nylg0ratng tonic.
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THE INITIATORY COURSE

smbIaees sfegulapogTessTe series Or manuscript cards.
classified somewhat to ihe variety Of ansaotions ID
sims 70 doyeope the first principles and philosophy ~ Ac
soun rathertan routine and actual formula By hd
reiing the and judgment the STUDENT who in
dies withthe view Of aPpFshsndng and ayihf afresni,
and 80 pushes on his ueh gfoatefc0n.
ddenee, pleasure andindepsndenoe. r ,
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How TO PREsERvE FUGs.-Furs, says
a writer in one Of the New York papers,
who seems to be thoroughly familiar with
the subject, should never be put away
for the summer and forgotten, as they so
frequently are; and next to being abut up
from the air, their greatest enemy Is
damp. /. from the wearer being exposed
10 rain tney become damp. they should
always be dried at moderate distance
from the FIRE, Immediately; and in warm
weather when not required for wear, they
should never be shut up in a box or draw
or for more than few days at time,
aud every few weeks they should be
shaken and beaten. The more delicate
skins require somewhat more delicate
treatment The best plan is, probably
not 10 pack furs away, but to let them lie
in drawer or wardrobe, that is constantly
being opened, so that they meet the eye
frequently, and being thus often in sight,
il is easy at convenient opportunities, to
have them taken out and beaten, or, at any
rate, shaken aud tossed, and thoroughly
exposed to the air. Ii is common to hear
that the moth gets into furs--as il the
insect actually migrated from one locality
10 enether; the probability is, however
that furs and wOolens are animal substau-
oes. endowed witha vital principle, which
develops itself into living organism thro'
the decay Of its material shape. Cleanli-
moss and airing are therefore absolutely
essential.
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9grffMltnral.
Our Farming Frlonds

Would much obligo us, confer a great
favor upon one another, and add greatly
to the common stock Of agricultural and
domestic information, IL they would
write their experience, experiments and
oil facts coming under their knowledge,
Of their crops, the preparation Of the soil,
the yield: Of draiuaue; Of the stock, 90,
for publication in the Tribune. There
can DO no intelligent and observing farm
or but can tell US some fact in his expert
enee which he has proven, that will ben.
eft his neighbor; and il each will add a
little, they all become the wiser, and are
better qualified to honor their high call.
ing. We solicit such information, and
will gladly put It into shape for publica.
ton. Il you will give us the facts.
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BOOK KEEPING DEPARTMFNT

iubraeesthTee distinct grades. viz; Iuitatorv Perulnr
md Extended Courses, taughton FolsOms New Meth
ID, recommended BY over twenty Of the most reliable
'Taotieal Accountants Of Cleveland.
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T NE REGULAR COURSE

i Intended 70 represent every species Of business omAt
smallest Retail 70 the heaviest and most inircais Il
hVhololale and Commission az woas BANKING, RarOadr
lngee demanded atpretent BY and oOnllantl
inereasing Commerce. II
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Office in Mrs. Snyder's New Brick,
Formerly oocupodb By Gibson WiLon, druggists, now
the fine Grocery Store Of O. Harris. Hayae disposed oi
ny drag store nov intend devote myaelo the praess
elmedielge Ia fiaR and vicinity. Residense, Perry a.,
ta'' Neiai eoaih .ide' nsvls u
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HATS, RATS,
all sort, and Sizes all shapes and FORMS for Men and oyr

Rear this In mind, that we nre PRACTICAL WORK
MEN, with long experience, and have greater hrtie
for furnishing Clothing 10 ousomers NJ fully as low, u
not lower prices than they he had any where else "
Northern Ohio.
All we ash Il call before purchasing elsewhere, and W,
will convince any one Of this fact.
Remember 10 per cent saved those hard times, u not
be overlooked. Respectfully,
Timn Aprn.o nACHER wENNER.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR all The PURPOSES OE A EAMILY FRYsI.

are so composed that disease within the range OF
their action can rarely Withstand or evade them
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse
and inyigorate every portion Of tho human OF
ganism, correcting Its diseased action, and re
storing lts healthy yialitics. As a consequence
Of these properties, the invalid who Is bowe'
down with pain or physical debility is astonlshe'
TO find his health or energy restored by remedy
at once so simple aud inviting,
Not only do they cure tho everyday com
plants Of every body, but also many fOrmldn
bic and dangerous diseases. The agent below
named Is pleased TO furnish gratis my American
Almanac, containing certificates Of their cure
and directions for their use IN the following com
plants. CostiuepeSs, Ho0rt6arR, Headache 0Tfs
ing from dis0ndered Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion
Pdin IL and Morbid IROeiion Of he Boloeis, Fiat
ulepcv, Loss Of appetite. JGuHdioe, and Othe
kindred complaints, arising nom low state Of
the body or obstruction Of It's functions.
Do not be put on by unprincipled Dealers witt
some other pill they make moro profit on Asl
for AYERS Pills, aud take nothing else.
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esVod-Messrs. A. Fisher Co. Qf Llgonier, Ind. say
Your medicines valuable and very popular here.
Your Cough aud Consumption syrup, especially, has
done great deal OF good. A. Pancake, Esq represent
ative ifum Noble county, was confined 10 his bed with
consumption. His phyaioian and rienda believed that
he could never recover, and must die, Through
The fundamentally Of this syrup he has been restored
20 the enjoyment Oi good health. Of Martin Lee
E4q, Of that vicinity, Wna afflicted with Lung Fever
which len him with dangerous cough that baied the
skill OF their physicians. lie took this syrup, and
soon restored 90 his accustomed health.
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= He COLLEGIATE COURsE

shchis Intended 10 embrace al branches sPurey Mer
ante has been recently enlarged and now be reguT
ed Of the lengthy thorough and oouplete
Tiarodueed publiein any similar Institution ntho
United States.
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WRITING DEPARTMENT.

Thisdenaument is under the immediate supervision Of
2. SPEvcER& sons To the public suicieniguat.
auty that IL viii be well conducted. While Mr. con.
oeded 20 stand pro-eminently high ~ an Author and
Teacher u may IN Justice be said OF his sons who are a
sooatod with him that they compare fsvoraby in point Of
artistic attainment with their accomplished master. This
Is without doubt the most desirable place TO puEsue Penman
ahi iu a. a atudv m the antira Woat