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single & Double shovel Plow MouIds /!

just the thing for the cornfeld. A great variety
If shelf hardware, too numerous TO mention here,
which we guarantee 10 sell AT TOLEDO PRICES
BOSTWICK 4 TYLER.
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WHATEvERYBoDY wANTsIsA A
S { r F. x F Vi + u Y

For the many diseases man is subject to-
IT you are attacked with fever and Ague you de-
sire al L. rid yourself of the disease and if Won
can find sure ram,d dv and one that is pleasant an
agreeable to the taste, that is what YOU would pre-
fer That pleasant and sure remedy is
mr. - n RJCuApnSpN,,
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A PPRECiATED By ALL WHO USE II
PCRIFI IHE FLOOD.
DR.. WEANER'S CANKER AND SALT RHEUM
SYRUP
FOR THE CURE OF
Canker, Salt Rheum, Eryspelas Scr ,fulous Dis
cases. Cutaneous Eruptions, Sore Eyes, and ev-
cry Kind of disease arising from an impure
state OF the blood. The most effective
blood purifier Of the Nineteenth
Century

Century.
IL is the prescription of an educated nbvs;ciop
and all who are afflicted with onv of thr ahGya d.
eases should use it without DELAY. II win driv.
the disease from the system, and when once ont ON
the skin, few applications of Dr. Weaver's Cprata
or Ointment and YOU will have permanent cure.
The Ccratc has proved itself 70 b, thn hast );nt'
mcnt ever invented, and where once used it has new new
er been known to fail of efacting permanent cure
%i Glu sores letter and rngworm, scald head, chill
cr,ctsJ bords o. AZ parpel Hcn, cnapped or
face and Gr VI ups o'o'cHeS OF pihlPies on the
c0pr >.,,n,r,, .,.,, .,-, ~
SOkE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES
The Cerate is the only thing required to cure. 1t
S'"uln Dt k'lHln the house of every family.
lead III" "tjo ~ letter from III" most reliable
oGtho'l.y' 'u" g - nd ''nE urtner evidence
N1 A. "'1 W" WI u "y "'.reSNing i lew lines 10
Mns,r Y U"oI. ,.,s -, Isl WG, - w. w.
gnf. H.. F nm uuI ,,r
place casually heard a, M f:ctiI ,,, r m
Gb,tipat- c.,. of snI, ri, nm in r1.,,Ib, nF r r
family. 1ayi1g poli. Il, ra,,,,s,,I ,I r,c,, " tI
case most cbterrnIly com,I, with bis ren,,nst
The subject of this remarEa Lla c,rc was nv, con
win, was 6rtoct.d Nh al, r,, ~, '''o 81, -, ,.'
wear and .aIfoll anniia5 Gram, ti,n, , Inn
for aid t. ID m .tiici ~ rhvsician. in tbo Fnst
,ln STATES. ,..,,. M ,yl,,., ~ i E,,,lI T., -,
but wh, he would al times rrcaivr some rn,nToro
ry relief sill the i5 J ,d bi:
our stone ijr viii, tI. mo, ~, ,,,, Ill
he arrived nj t6r noe or fr,,r,no, , EI ',,. r
eve DrovidrntioIlv rs,tcl ~, tI sS; :
lr Weay,r's Sail Rhnnm ,rT and ror,t ", W
onrc Dror,rnd ono hcttI, ~ ~ -. - w ~ - ." !
fhlr prncurp5 t,.o NOR, ,1,tl,, ;, H. ~ -
and the resrlt is tbat j. ao H. , t'',
ef|acrusli, cured of tI,,i ,,r,,r.,'1 lie,. c. t
mast ~. ynars ''' '''' WI '''
Rt.nactf,u, Y.,r-
'.''' ,rrprr, p,pl.Ip
D.: ~ i''
IIlce oi syrup 81; tcrate 21c. per bottle.
J. n. HARRIS 4 CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
ProprietoIs for the Western and Southern states
to whom orders for the above Medicines NAV be
addressed.
sold by Peck 4 Hamilton, Pcrrysburg $. l.
Boughon, Rowling Green; F. Ru,snger, Freedom
Thos. Taylor 4 Son, New Wrstf,ld; DR.. ). A
Smith, Portage; a. j. Gardner & Co., Gilcad: c
West, Toledo. 6ml2
UUpORT AVT To ErN, AIRS
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WE publish in another column " to-daf's paper
an article copied from the Cincinnati Wn,s, descrip
tive of DR.. Robacks extensive medical establish
meut in that city. lIy the way, DIR. Roback's Rem
cdies have obtained a great aud deserved populsri-
ty with all classes. Ii has been but a short time
since these remedies were introduced into this sec
ton of country; yet Dr. Fireman. DR.. Rohacks
agent IN this place, informs us that his sales Of
the Blood Pills aud Blood Purifier, far exceed
those Of all other medicines for hich he is agent
combined. The reason of this is that they have
stood the test Of practical experience. We know
this not only from the mouths Of others but we
have used them in our own family with the very
best results. For all diseases of the blood, general
debility whether proceeding from sickness or from
natural weakness. indigestion aud all kindred all
ments we recommend the Scandinavian Remedies
as the rCry best medicines eNtant. They are des-
tined to achieve not an ephemeral success. hut
permanent and deserved reputation, which will rcn.
der them necessity in every family .--Ndpoleon,
COS North West, March @ See adyertisen mt.
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and Tin Ware.
large number of Stoves. comprising some
t,reaty d6ercnt patterns of the latest Improvements,
which we also offer at TOLEDO PRICES. To all those
who doubt our word, in this respect We would
respectfully solicit them to compare prices, and to
give us a call before purchasing. We mean just
what we say, an furthermore,
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LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS!

In this department great advantage may be obtain
ed by close cash buyers from the fact that the goods
are boughtfor cash ditectlv OF the eastern dealers
and manufacturers, and all imported goods are bot
at just what it costs to import them, hcuce lie can
afford to sell goods at
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MARKETS.
Perrysburg Market.
IMPORTANT NEWS.

- CH0OL EXAMINERS NOTICE.
- The Board will hold their ne xt regular sessions
for the examination of Teachers, as follows
First Tuesday in Sept. 1862 Perry ysburg.
{" Oct Gilcad
Nov. West Millgrove.
d" Dec. Bowling Green.
+" Jan. (lsG3) Perrys6urg.
In addition to the usual course. Teachers will here
after be examined in American History.
Examinations will commence punctually At o
O'Clock, q. m. }. W. WOODBURY., Clerk
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Time Tabc Tor Maumee Vity.I
GOfSG EAST. GOISG WEST.
Accomin ..,.g3O a. m. Accommo G:j7 a. m.
Mail ........ $3.50 p. m. Mail.,.. ...,11A0 p. m.
Freight .... G;ji II. IN. Freight. $500 p. IN.
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ARv ST NEW Sii
"A r HERS

IA HERS!
Harvest is rapidly approaching, and you will
want REAPERS AND MOWERS, you want
Cradles,
Scythes,
Snaths,
Horse Rakes,
Horse Pitch Forks,
&c, &C.. &c.
and the only place where you will get the article,
just right, aud
Something that ,cW suit you!
is At the Agricultural Warehouse.
:=sS-l sell nothing but the best of everything in
my line.
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EVERY STOVE,
just what we represent them to be.
BOSTWICK & TYLER.

t557ALL KINDS OF tbs AND COPPER JoB WORK
done on short notice, and at reasonable prices.
RAGS and OLD COPPER taken in exchange
for Goods or work.
BOSTwIGK 4 TYLER.
PEKRYsBVRG. o., April 10, 'd2.-sO,
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would call particular attention to my Grain
Drill and Grass Seed Sower. 1t is, without ques-
tion the best drill ever offered in this county, and
the only one sold in it last fall that gave entire sat
iSaction. Call, this drill, and examine its mer
its, and you will be convinced of the truth OF NV
assertion.
| am also selling the Buckeye Portable Cider
Mill and Press. Every Farmer having an orchard
should have one Of these justly celebrated Mills,
as they will make from TO bbls of cider in day,
and will also answer admirably as a wine and lard
press.
SUGAR-CANE MILLS!
| am agent for the best cane mills in the United
States There are late improvements TO these mills
secured by patent, that found on no other man
uiacture, and yet are essential to the perfect work
ing Of the mill These mills are warranted against
all breakagc from defects tor one season. ThOs
who are desirous of letting one Of these improved
mills should leave send in their orders early, for
they are coming in so fast already that it is very
evident that those putting it off till late will be dis
appointed IN getting their mills in time.
SUGAR EEAPORATORS.
am agent for the only Evaporator that has
proved success in making sugar and molasscs.
Don't be humbuggcd by agents travelling through
the country trying TO sell new inventions that have
never been tested, and if bought may prove entire
ly worthless.
SEWING MAcHINEs-The Williams 4 Orvis S25
Double Loop Sewing Machines, the cheapest Fam
lily Sewing Machine in the country. Warranted
for one year, and to sew as strong and durable
seam as any Fifty or 'Seventy-fivc Dollsr one to
be found Call and see il work, or send for circu-
lars and samples of work.
In conclusion, allow me 10 tender my thanks TO
the good people Of Wood for the liberal support
all ask in future is to give it your patronage when
You can get as good and rs cheap goods here ~
elsewhere. u. hRFPS.
Perry ,burg June %, 1862.
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods generally sold, which is an item O"
great intercstto the people of Wood county. suf-
itcient in ducemcnt, we take it, to make Perrys-
burg The trading point
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Non-Commissioned Officers.

TnE following are the commissioned officers
OF the three companies that have gone into camp
from this county
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READY MADE CLOTHING !

In this department, We have the largest and most
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made up
according to the latest fashions and in the most sub
Stantial manner, warranted to give the very best
satisfaction, or no sale.
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~ Produce taken in exchange for goods.
W. j. HITCHCOCK.
Perrysbnrg, January Cd, 1861.
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EVERY day brings cheering evidence proving
Dr. Viewers C,rate TO be specific for all diseases
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HARDW ARE. GROCERIES, &C.

Those wishing TO purchase anything in this line
will find ii to their advantage to pay my Store visit
before purchasing elsewhere. The attention of the
public is respectively invited to ms extensive stock
feeling assured it will be time proftably spent
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IRON! lRONl IRON!
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!

Al sizes,-Nail Rod, Spring and Slab Steel
Thimbeshre Pipe Boxes, wholesale or retail, AT
TOLEDO PRlcEs, at BoSTWICk Il TYLER'S.
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QUALITY is the BEST TEST Of CHEAPNEss.

Inspection and Comparison will prove that fer va
rictv, elegance, richness. choapneSS. beauty and
quantity, this stock is unsurpassed by any now Of
fercd in the West
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local Mattrrs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a Michigan II.
Toledo a. wabash Railway.

rlme Table for Maumee CiIy.I
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Buy YOUR GOODS AT HoCsToY's,
And get the worth of your money, as they SELL
ing them cheaper than they can be had in Toledo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-31
From New York

NEW YORK, May 20.
The Herald gives m incomplete list of killed
and wounded at Hanover G. II. The 25th New
Iofk and the Ellsworth fifth lest the most. Ber-
idan's sharL shooters the 9Th Massachusetts,, and
"a Maine, also suffered The remaining regiments
in Gen. Martinda!es brigade suffered more or less,
- also the batteries emi loyed in the different
engagements. Col. McQuade's brigade su ffercd
the least. Tho 10Th regiment was the only ono
which had any OF their Een taken prisoners.
They had about 80 captured
The Hrdlds Fort Monroe correspondence mem
hons the face that Col. j +. iianeon Of n rebel
kentucky regiment, who sent by flag Of truce
to DC exchanged for the gallant Col. Corcoran. has
become dscusted with rebels and the rebellion,
and Will take the oath ,f allegiance.
Gen. Butler says New Orlcat.s letter. has ia
ken the wife OF Gen. BeaoregaId, who was found
to be in Nes Orleans under his care and protect
ion.
letter from Gen. &cGiellan's army SAYS that
ooyo Georgians, whose terms of enlistment had
expired in tho retei army, were told that they
must continue in The service. They loaded th ir
guns, ord officers ami oil refused to obey the or
der and no ope dare attempt to ina ke them do IL,
The result was that tic rebels have dsbanded and
gone home.
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NUMBER 1913.
From, Cairo.

CAIRo, May ~.
The steamer Maria Deming went to Columbus
to-day to remove the anchor chains and ordinance
s.ores captured from the rebels when the fort was
evacuated. The vauc Of the property Is csti-
mated 1T over 100000.
Tribunss Special
MISS. FLorILLA, ABOVE Fr. PrLLowL
49, May 90
Tho siege which was resumed on the part Of
our ho'illa yesterday was kept up till after Elk in
INC evening by tho continuous firing Of the two
mortars located eff CraigshSad. They sent heir
IRON sheii over towards the enemy, psrt being di-
recl.a TO tho fort and pa't 10 tho location Of tho
lsoei heet, tout once in I've minutes during
'he uay. Inc range was good Tho enemy COM
mshcea 70 return this FIRE, and kept up their NOR
tar Irsoce until some six Of cir missios xnlod.
Cd WITHIN fair range In the vicinity Of our ,tsam.
ers,the fragments falling with \ spla,h in tha
river, but doing no damage. Many Of the shells
did not explode at ~.
The rsbel morta& have again been placel n
position near Fort Pillow, and are returning onr
iirs. wa
The ram Monarch made reconnaissance CO OF thu
rebel works yesterday morning. She ran around
Craigsheai Point within range Of their upper
battery guns. and after accomplishing her mission
returned without molestation.
Several refugees from Memphis have arrived.
but report no additional news.
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RIVER ITEMS.
Friday, May 80.


ARRIVED.
wv L. EWING, Bufcrd, st. Louis.
KATE CAssxL, Davis, keokuk.
CANADA, Parker, st. Paul.
An HINE, Gait, Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
WA. l.. EWING. Buford, st. Paul.
BILL HENDERSON, Rhodes, Dubuque.
KATE CAssEL, Davis, keokuk.
CANADA, Parker, st. Louis.
The Canada arrived from st. Paul last evening
with large cargo. At this point she received an
addition Of about 80 cavalry horses, destined for
st. Louis, AID proceeded down the river. Her Of
fcers report the river stationary above, and in
hne navigsble condition.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
The Northern Line packet Sucker State, Capt.
Ward, will leave for St Paul and way points this
morning.
The Ad Hine, Capt. Gait, will depart for Du-
buque and intermediate landings at o'clock this
morning, making sure connections with packets
for St. Paul.
The light draught packet Jennie Whipple,
Captain Morrison, will depart for keokuk and
intermediate points this morning at 8 o'clock
making connections for st. Louis in IS hours.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-31

The NEW SHERMAN HOusE.-It is
now ten months since the new Sherman House
was opened to the public. Within that time
their books show tae nty,f four thousand arrivals.
or an average of eighty per day. The period
covers the dullest season Of the year. and the
year is one Of war and general depression. 1t
is o most significant token, and one We gladly
notice, that this noble hotel enterprise hss
been . success. The house is doing = large
business, and its daily register shows q page
from which we read the fact Of its own pros
perity, and thst Of the trade aud travel Of the
country. Mine host, Roberts. has placed his
hotel Establishment on sure ba.is, and made
it a credit to the city and the North vest
First impressions 60 great way. and visitors
to our city who begin at the princey Sherman
have a good start for favorable views Of our
city and ssction.-Chicago Tribune.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-31

HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION.-1n the
course of week or two, the Scott County
Horticultural Society will hold its semi-annual
Fair. We cannot mention the day, and We
allude to it now only for the purpose Of citing
the attention of the people TO the great i'm.
portance of giving it their earnest attention
and patronage. 1t is an important matter.
The people should take great interest in ex.
hibiting their strawberries, COOS cherries. cur
rants, early yard vegetables, plants and iow-
ers. By so doing and by comparing and con-
ferring together. much valua bic Information is
derived, aud this branch Of industry and DO
mestic happiness is much enhanced. 1t ia just
as important to know how to cultivate the ar.
ticles above mentioned as to know to how to
cultivate larger and more common crops. We
know OF persons who make just as much
money in year from q patch oil few rods
squar planted with berries and small vegeta .
tables as farmer makes from his eighty" or
quarter section 1t is fact. Then We oil
know how pleasant it is to have . supply Of
delicious strawberries in ones own garden
how cheering are flowers. house and out door
plants and ehrubbery. 1t brings home up to
the idea Of home and brings civilization nearer
perfection. For these reasons, and such as
these. We strongly urge thorough. active
and cordial support Of the Scott County Hor-
ticultural Society. Shall it not be attended TO-,
fellow citizens?
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MoSpAY.-On Monday morning tt

MoNDAY.-On Monday morning thc
District Court opens it's June session at this
place. The docket is light in comparison to
bly, contains cases enough to occupy the close
attention Of the Court tor the term
On the came day the Board Of Supervisors
commences its June session, with considerable
business on hand. The President, Mr.. Ellis.
will not be present at the opening, and proba.
bly, not until tie last Of the week, he being
under the necessity Of attending the State
Convention Of the Royal Chapter Of Masors, a,
Keokuk,
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XVIII ICONGKLss.--FJRS SESSION.

AsNINGToN, May 80.
agNATg.-Mr. Wilson, IF Massachusetts, Pre-.
sented u petition OF Eiz, Diggs, u female slave,
who is owned in the District Of Columbia, but
hired out in Maryland, ana her owner has nct
placed her name in the list Of those to be ernauci-
pacd under the oct.
Mr.. Wilson, from tho Military Committee, re-
ported back lIo biz for tho better Organization Of
tie Adjutant Generals Department.
Mr len Lyck 1ie.ed resolution that tho Sec
retary Of War communicate to the Senate copy
OF tie Official report OF Gcn. Hooker, regarding
the recent battle at Williamsburg.
mr. Wilson offered q resolution that the sccre-
tary of the interior comu un cate to tho Senate u
copyof the correspondence with the War Depart
ment, on the subject of tho imprisonment Of SOL
dicrs OF the district, aud also q copy OF tho opin-
lon Of the AttDEney General on the subject. He
said Lc understood there were 10 or 81 soldiers
imprisoned in tho penitentinry here.
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THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market....Daily Report.

OFFICE OF THE DEN. h NEws,l
Friday Eve, May 80.
Whest is about 1c better to-day, though it is
rather unsettled.
FLOUR s4.3O@i.Go. Shipments 900 bbls
WnEAr--Active at 6o@eCc. Receipts 5,ls9 bu.
Shipments 4,2iO bu.
BARLEY.-3o@iOc. Receipts 20o.tu.
CoRN-Quietat l5c. Receipts 600 bu. Ship
ments $50 bu. t
OATs-Active at 25G2sc. Receipts 1900 hu
Shipments 700 bu.
Wool 25040c y IL. Receipts 500 lbs:
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Destructive FIRE.

New YoRE, May 30.
Fifteen thousand barrels Of oil in shois at Will
iiamshurs, with schoonefs and the bark Silver
Cloud were burned to-day.
The most Of tho ptoi crty belonged TO Schiefilin
Brothers Co. Their 10 is estimated ut nearly
100000.
Another valuable prize was brought into port
last night, the steamer Constitution elias Geo.
w. Washington, captured eff the North Carolina
coast by the gun boat Victoria on the I'D inst.
1t is believed tha she has Il valuable cargo.
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X. d. CCEGDON. r. d. BAGAL,
attorney at LaD. Solicitor.
CONGDGN d EAGAL,
w A. r CLAIM AGENCY.

-OFFICE-
Northwest Corner Of Brady and ed St.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Will give their attention to The adjustment and
collection Of demands and
Claims hgaiDst the Government,
in all its departments, especially those growing
oat Of the present war.
ACCOUNTS g. BILLS
against tho Goycrnn en-. made out in form, and
the necessary vouchers arranged to meet the re-
quirements Of the War Department.
PENSIONS AND BOUNTY MONEY
obtained under the late act Of Congress and in
struction Of the Treasury Department.
~ Having correspondents at Washington,
Claimants and Creditors Of the Government can
rely the greatest Lromptness in the dispatch of
all business connected with this agency.
REPEHEACES
Hon. S. J. kirkwood, Hon Hiram Price, Hon.
John +. Lilon, Hon. George IL. French, John Il.
Henry. Esq, /. A. Macklot, Efq.,B u u. Woodward,
Esq, Chss. Il. Eldridge, Esq, Messrs. Putnam L
Rogers, Mcssrs. Dawson Il True, Messrs. Go X 4
Drury, Messrs. Dow d Brown, Davenport Iowa;
q. w. Horton, Esq, LeCaire; H. O'Conner,
Esa., Muscatine; DIR. A. II. Taylor, Lyons w.
H. Thompson, Efq., Princeton; II. y. Downey,
Esq Iowa City; II. q. Piatt, Esq, Upton;
Messers. Noble l. Strong, Keokuk; Hon. WIN.
Vandever, Dubuque; 1t. Col. William Hall, llth
Regiment Iowa Volunte+ rs. Messrs. White Bros,
Chicago, III; Z. H. Campbell, Gslens, III.
mvZ1.d2W
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LAST LEorURE.-Courtship and mar.
ried life is the subject Of Prof Fowler's last
lecture at LIE Claire Hall TO- night. All who
are suffering from conjugal i.ls will find it
moat profitable fer them to attend, ard those
who anticipate or enjoy happy conjugal rela-
Old and young. married and single, 60 and be
profited by an expedition Of the true dom estic
relations.
Remember that the Professor leaves Dayen.
port on Monday afternoon. Now is the only
time to obtain those reliable and valuable
chronological descriptions Of character which
give the key to successful life.