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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-10-15
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sYLyANlyS YATES,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, TIrroN Iowa.
V1yILL promptly attend to ali business in.
w trusted to his care. Particular attention
paid to collections. [n4l]
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-10-15

ADVERTISER JOB DEPARTMENT r.
Having purchased large stock Of Printing Material,
re are prepared to execute every variety Of
Plain and Ornamental Printing.
We can furnish, on short notice, DEEDS BONDS, and
ry.ciAL BLAHks, Of every description, in "eat and
stisfactory manner.
.f T GIVE Us TRIAL!eN
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-10-15
Of the Cedar County Agricultural Society, |
Held at Upton, Sept. 2dd, cath, 25th,
1863,

Class A-Horses. Sweepstakes Open
to the World.
Best stallion Of any age or breed, Bashaw. H.
Clark Muscatine, $50
year old stallion, Basbaw Jr., j. Compton,
Muscatine, 10
Fastest trotting horse or mare. W. Hornet
G. W. Connor, Muscatine. so
Best colts from one 'orse, W C Long, Pedee 20
2d do, Geo Walton, Durant, 10
Stallion any age or breed, 2dp., P Jacobs,
Upton, ~
Fastest trotting horse or mare, Jane f., II
Clark, Museatine, I'd pm. 70
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28
GRASS FIELDS.

1t is often serious loss VIII n fields in
wheat the previous season, and seeded
down with the view to remain in grass f0I
several years, prove on examination, that
the grass seed either from dry weather or
other causes has very impe ertecty taken
The usual rotation, which requires each
field to be plowed in it's turn, or as it may
be required, is seriously interfcred with
by such mishap.
In these cases, we would advise few
quarts of grass. seed to be sown to the
acre on the surface, while the froats of
spring have left it comparatively open
and when the ground becomes dry
enough TO pass over the roller. This will
cover the seed, and very often cause i to
grow ard vegctats beautifully, avoiding
the necessity OF blowing up the field.
F.rm Journal.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28
GRAFTING-WAX.

As the time is now approaching when
fruit grating will commence, and as We
have been frequently asked of late for the
manner of preparing grating wax, act
withstanding the many times we have
already given these receipts, though not
exactly agreeing with late experience
We herewith publish what has been found
by US to answer the purpose admirably /:
Five parts of rosin;
One part OF beeswax;
Que part of tallow.
Melt these in a skillet, lineup, or any
metal vessel; the skillet being prefer be
as it cna be handled better, and The wax
keeps warm longer in it Melt these
over the fire and mix together WE'LL
When the scous are set-say as many
as twenty or thirty, or as few as is wished
have the mixture ready and apply it
warm, with small wooden paddle. See
that every part is covered and the air
completely excluded. 1t requires no
bandage. - Gernsantos0n Telegraph.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28
Tl3 LADIES RApWSlIUH z
A FAMILY MAGAZINE
DEOTED TO LiTERATURE ANL RELioloM
VOLUME XXIII- 1854

TT the design of this Magazine to produce an I'll
gai ANA pure Literature, such as will cultivate nd
taste refine the manners and ehnobie all the aims
l1. Literary without being pedLniic, feIl isus IN it
toneand character without hgUtry il viii make ns,l
weicme wherever tits known, No magazine ~ md
Counry Is botter adapted TO the family circle HuIihd
the rih coming volume IL viii continue TO maintain sd
chanctcr as "rh" Queen of the Monthlies." In I'D
mAchnicI ,eLulIun BY the Repository is eoUb
byNy Ma gain III the land. II is prIhlen from 1t,
otyF plates on the finest eacndrrcd paper and cath
tod tn highest srle of the art by artists no ."'
at be iad OF their profession. ..y
lie Repository has special ption to the IA. y.-
ltfrnishcs IA great amount of reading aGGPtcu 10
tile members of the family-youug aBd It'd net for
getting the children. 1t csh varied full OF lfr-
tia can b. filed in no other way Isuuoiug will -
thyhrartan soul good.
among its contributors are found some of the bt /.
writer's III the iand Their papers rive sicrante ~ ir
varirty as well as instruction To its pHg.t. IL /
th' intention of the Editor and Publishers to make
tn first Magazine Of it's KIND III III country. sL',b
niiOn is invited to the varied and interesting
tells of the L iiorial department which c1mbi'. it
tues no where else to be fuund. liwlll iuCluoc -'
tn Cabinet, containing many choice thought
epositons for the Christian reader aud NJ
Mites and Queries, n literary and critica 1t
hihly interesting 10 the irquisitve Offices
Publications. Items, itcrary Scientific and Religion
Cubodyin facts incit eni, ana of u, rnnnir
viu"; SidGbOarc for children which VIII hc fan {
81 cs and an cdOtes peculiarly adapted interest
irtruct children Editorial Glcanints, made M ,
rh ani rare passages ana anecdols Cleaned truI II
Eit"ts readingi and Editor'si able wi LlsO ,E.loU
qiltI Il variety.
ioDk at the amount OF the reading matter. single \,
une j. Equal to"ight 2nu volumes which IT pfcscl
rtes would cost 81 % cnch. hat is yen gtt in Il.
EpusuOry for Two Dollars and Half " hat v OHlG Cus
yii Ten Dollars in the book form; and then ini b
nlmb r of superb steel cncravngs IN the hUtgrin!
! (! ERh- In view of thc unrrcced'nt Increase il
h' cost Of paper and all other n at rnls ~ narufa,
to-, ana III WV + the fact that pnhthrrs Il b' IN
~ compelled e. aid from twenty iy"tu Mint! per ecu
to'h" price "G their ko"ks We have deemed II unsit
toattemp' tue publicutioh 'fthe Rcpositary hr III
1hIhg year at less than two and Hall Dollar. Tia
| IN i be phld IhNafIahly III advance
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28
Farmers Department.
NOTHING TO DO.
The Now England Farmer SAYS:

The Now England Farmer SAYS:
We have Tor several years known an
elderly farmer whose fields are level aud
well adapted to the use oil the moving
machine, but who could not surmount the
idea that machinary is plague on th.
farm SO, at early dawn he was bent
over the scythe on his broad acres, until
he was acquired bend in his back that
no medicant can cure. This year tho
pressure was too strong for hip' lie
heard the clack of machinsry all about
him and saw his ns;snbors clearing their
field at the rde OF two acres to his one.
He could stand it no longer. A machine
was purchased aud proved good one !;
and now he may be seen early in the
morning un er his beautiful trees, feeding
the poultry, or slowly following lis fine
COWS as they nibble the sweet grass on he
roadside, on their way to pasture. He is
in no hurry not he. lie sits twice II.
long at the breakfast table as he did last
year, and thinks the food tastes better
than it did then. He rises early, TO he
sure, and his practiced eye scans every
thing, and sees that all is right. The
horses are hitched to the machine about
nine, and, presto, before twelve there is as
much grass down as all hands can take
care of. lie thinks he can rn more in
the time which he has to festow upos hi,
stock and his care of little things, that he
ever did in the moving field. Indeed, il
seems, he says, as if he had "nothing tc
do"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28
PROPAG ArING IHE CURRANT.

The best way to cut off in the early
spring before the buds swell, the growth
Of the last year, close to the wood nake
the cuttings, one fool lang remove all
the eyes except some three or four at the
top of the cutting, to prevent suckers then
place it compactly in good sandy soil to
hall its depth, or six inches, and by good
care in Que year it will be sufiicientlyes es
tahlished for wanaplanting. 1t should
always be cultivated in the form of small
brush trees, and by skillful hands cal
be easily made to assume handsome
pyramidal or espalier form. All suPerau
GUS wood should be carefully pruned out
every winter, and the plant invigorated
with rich manure in the sp ing. The
curraut or gooseberry can hardlybe over
fed.-P9dee,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28
MAKRIAqE.-ITs LOVES ANDuAT


%l1-NA sorrows aud angers, hopes and fears, regre
f6ssS-s and Joys; MANHOOD how lnst,hnw rrstnre
80 the nature, treatment and radical of spn
matorrhga seminal weakness; involuntary ennis
ions, sexual debility aud impedimeHts to marriage gen
rally; nervousness, consumptioh fits mental and ply.
steal ncapaciiy, resulting from SELF AI SE-are fil.
ly explain ID in the MARRIAGE GUIDE, hy lVN.
YOUNG u. ID. This most extraordinary book should
be in tbs hanls of every young person amplang
nlrriag' aud eevry man or woman who desires to
limit the 1ber of tb lr offspring to their
1's Every pain, dis aud ache incidental to YOUTH
fi;uriiy al old age, is fully explained; every particle
IN ow edge that should be known is here given II Is
fan of engr Wings In fact II dscOses secrets thutrv
cry should know still il j. book that mu.t be
lockad up, anI not lie abOmt the house 1t will be sen;
to any the r3tept of twenty five in specie
or postage lamps. Address DR.. WM. YOtNG, No. lIG
'PRIT IL Street, above Fourth. Phad' lphia.
" AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE. no mattcr
what may b. disease, before you place yours
ter the care of of the notorious QDacks- or
orcign who advertise in this any other paper, get
copy ofrr. Young's book. and rcad IL cdrefiiy. It
viii b. tn means nf saving you many dollar, your
lealth, and possibly your life
DR. YOUNG can be consulted on amy Of the diseases
described IN his publication, at his Office No. ilG
5 'RuCE Street above Fourth, Philadelphia
Ohc hours from 9to g. daily.
March 4, l-b2-l2m.
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ASIIE ).

Take especial care of all the ashes made
on your place Don't permit them to be
exposed to the weather, but keep them
under cover. Five bushels OF ashes,
mixed with two double horse cart loads of
marsh river mud, muck, or peat, will
convert The whole into goon manure. A
hogshead or two ofsoapsudS would do the
same thing-thereCore among your other
savings, save and util ze them.
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YVES rEEsN ssOfEL,

Nos 8, IL, l3, is, II Courtlandt St'eet
NEAR BRO ADWAY, NEW YORK CITY
This ul.astnbsh-d and favoritc resort Gf the Bust
ness Community has been faCeHtiy rciicd, ana is com.
prtr u everything that mEistrf to the comforts of
It's patrons la i1s ana families specially and care.
fully provided for.
centrally located in the bu iness part Of the city,
and Is contiguous to the princpal nes Lf steamboats,
cars, omnibusscs ferries, sc.
IN consequences Of h3 pressure caused by the Rebel
lion, prices have been reduced to
One Doiiar o'd FfHy rents per Dop,
Ths table is amply supplied with all the uxuries Of
the equal to that of any other hotel in the
country,
Ample accommodations are offered for upward of 400
guests.
/ uJ- Do not believe runners hackmen, and others who
may say "thc Western Hotel is full"
| B.D. WINCHESTER, Proprietor.
! TFoS. u. WINCHESTER.
Feb Is, 1862
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CR 4 4 EN- Ms
PNiLA0ELPUl! 'GNMGaCEAL.
G 0 l. l. L G Z,
". Z. c1rncr # III u,sd CAcS',3m Suee. )
PHILADELPHIA

THIs ISsTtTrroN, which was csiaJiishsd;n 1874 and
ia now consequently in thr eghceph ycar Of its MIST
cNce, nsnh rs among iis graduates hundreds of the
mOstSuccc cssiil Merchants and cuisines, Men of our
Country.
Tue OnIECr 9th Institution is suly to ford vcunp
men facilities for thorough PREF arationiOr business
THE BR ANCHEs UGur are BOok.ftcp Hp as nnpIic,.
ba e. tn various departments of trade;
both plain AMI ornan 'ntal; C0mmsrc'qi lam b,1 he.
matics, Nacigofio" GCH Engineering, Draaipg - hon.
ogHrPhy, and .liJ4erB LdHgHOgeS.
TIE SYSTEM or SsrruorroN sp"culiar: NO classes or
Individually, soat he may NJ aly time and
attend at whatever hours are most conv snirnt
EATALoGUES arrs>ned anRuaHy thc 18th of Anril
containing Of ha student. for th year ana mi
particulars of t'rn &c, nni may b. obtained a, any
time by dldre~ug the Principal.
Is EXrENSvs ACCoNNnD TONS, wiiG-sprr1d
an tn ic"gIhg "rpcrin"o of ~ Pri"cpai. this nst,,
iian niltr facilities Snprrinr tuauy Other the rnui,
try for youug men wishing toprrparr for hlsinrss
and to Obtain at tn same time DIPLOMA trhich ,,;J
Pr'rca recon nddon for them them TO any hercaau.
iia ilousc.
[T-CHITESptNs 'sr,es Of T'roatiSGs on rnoK Krpp
Inc now more wildly eirculatadthan any other work
on the subject are for sa,7 AZ the Coll e..
5. HODGES CGi1"r'NpEV,
Atorney-dt Lur,
PRINCIPAL.
IAN ION,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28

ssy- Sunhowcr seeds are Said to be the
best known remedy for founder in horess.
AS soon as sscertained be is foundered, ,
mix one pint of the seed whole with the
feed, aud an entire cure may be expected
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28
NEW RILSLNESS EInN1
iiANHOijD.

Just Pahlishsd - It Sealed Envelope: Price els;
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and radical cure
OF SpetmutorrhWH or seminal WcHkurss, InvcIautary
Emn ssions sexual debility, and impcdmcns 10 mar.
rag generally hrrVCusu'ss, SUMPTION chill p~v
anl htS; mental aud phy ical inCaparty resulting from
self abnse, &c BY RObt. J. Culv,rWcII NJ d. author
Of tn Greca Book &c
The worlIr'm0wned author. in this admirable &c
nrH, 81 EARLY proves from lis experience that ih
"Wl' ccnsrqiehccsot scitabGse may be r ciuulIy re
moved without medicine, and without damurIous sur
eiral op 'ratlonS, bouges Instruments rimry or cor
ulaS psnung cut mode ui cure at once certain aud
eHcnal by which every suf rPr, no matter haI hi
condition may ~ may cure hmscIfcheaply privately
ahH taHli"lly ms lecture will prove boon to thou.
sands hut thousands.
: nt under sal, in plain envelope to any address.
on ~ rrcirt Of six cents or two postage stamps
by addressing
Dr, CNAS,J.C. KLINE,
~ rowery, New York Post u ffce BOX 45sG
Soy. 10. Ice
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

FM"Tt Y I""TI FeIoU 0fCN
| ErrEHS tHstamant0ry on the estate of nauir Rri.
get lat &C neh-t township in Columbia county
rec 'asrd hav 'rn ainut by the Register Ut ouus
hla county tp lh' m 'rsign'l also rcsi'iug in said
township; alp snus hlvi1g claims against IN" estate
Of h' drcenA mars requested 10 them to the
xecuter at his residence in said township Viihou
delay, and all persons indebted To make payment fouh
with, PETER X HEAsDELy, EyGtat6Sl
De'uibsErls6e ..
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-28
READING RAILROAD.
SUMNER 4RR8NG EME.NTs.

q rent Trunk Line from the North snd Nnrth.Vestf
- Philadelphia, New fort, Feading POttsville Len,
non, NltntOwn, Easton c., Sc.
Trains leave harrisburg for Philadelphia New Yoh
Heanng louisville, aud all intermediate Stations. at
~ Hul llOpm
Now York xpT'ss leaves Harrisburg NJ L2j IN m
nFing at W ork atS p the same NOR iug
1 - from Harrisburg: TO \ew.YuTk :, 900. tn Phil
ad'lpha ~ ana 20, Baggage checked through
"'iHrnlhg Lave New lCr az al m, , Noon aud q
p' NJ pittsburgh xpressJ /. ave Phialephin al a.
m. ANA 3ij pa
sleeping cars in The Nrw.York lxprass Trains.
through I" and from PITTSBURGH without change,
IA stng ~ bg tho Catawi.sa ar0ah lrnve Port
IlibtOn at ii1a M fur Philadelphia AM ~ INFORM 81.
atr siaIioa ma at for lh,luucphia, New York
AMI al Way Points.
TlHins ave Pottsvilla At 0 a ~, aud Els m, for
'hll i'lph1 and " h0rk ans az $50 90 frr Auburn
ana Por CliHton only conn cting for ine Grove aud
with thi CattHWissa all Road
An accommodation pass ng Ttr1nlraN", Reading az
a ~, and return from Philadelphia AT 5 p NJ,
= All the above trains daily SIutHys except ID.
A sunday train leaves PutlNille al 80 "a, auI
Philadelphia ~ BIS y m,
communication, Mileage, Season, and Excursion
Tickets, at reduced rates To and from all points
G., A, NiCOt LIS,
Nav H. 1909. General superintendent.
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OFFICE o. JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
Al ~ Coke & Co., Banke IS.
III SOUTn THIRD STREET.

III SOUfa THIRD STREET.
Philadelphia, Nov. ]. 1862
The undersigned, having teen appointed Subscrip
ION agent by the SrcreUry ofthe Tr asuy now pre-.
Jared to furnish at once, the
NeU tWe"fY W0, per Ce". RondS.
f the United States desg aird 'Five.1wentirs re-.
Ieemahlc AT the p asurr Ofthr Governments after five
years ant outhlriztd by Act of Congress, approved
February 25. 1872
The coupon bonds are issued in sums of 500 $50,
S5hn, SlnO0
1h Rcgiater Bonds in sums Of $50 Sl0O 500, slOp0
ana 5000.
interest at ~ix rer cent per annum will commcnte
'oin Gate Of purchase, andis
PAYABLE IN GOLD,
'rmi- Annually. which is equal at the present prem
IN mon gold, t" about light PER cent per AnnGm
EARN 'rS Merrna nts, Mechanics, apii.li.s n nd all
Nho have amy money To invest sdOud know aud re-.
n'mb'r that the e Bonds are III effect n FIRST Wort
age upon all all Roads Bank Stocks and Srcu, itirs
ma tbs inim nsr products ofa lhr Manufactures &c
&C. IN the country ami that the fun aud ample proy
ION made for the payment Of t interest aud liqu at.
On "i prHCipal by customs Duties. Excise stamps and
Internal hevtnuc, serves |" make these tionds the
BeN, 4H0% .d00lLo6ye 0Hd ntOSt poDuL0r
IHOtSjDteht in Tic Mnuktl
Subscriptions received at Par Legal Tender Notes
'r notes and CHECKS paren bonks in Phi adrphia sub
ry facility andexpanation will be afforded on appca.
ton al this 4, flee
full supply of bonds will be kept OIL hand for imne
late delivery.
Nov 8. ls62-3m
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pa Plough deep while slugards sleep,
and YOU will have corn to sell and keep
RhASELIN'
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NOTICE,

u parsons knowing III msclvrs indebted ~ the sub.
F'uh"r nn Nnt', Hook Arrount, or Otherwise are
b. motif ri Ia C1 I aud seth, tha sa me tween m
m tn hrs IF January, lsG3. II not attended 10 by
IN um Sa'h nrrnnnts aud A0tns will he left al Eso
Bhamb 'ru's for collection.
Bp msblrg Nov. 90, l-62
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Read. feea ,. Read.

DANvLtE, Pa, June > lsG2.
DR.. WM. u. GRE0G-Daer Sir: In rrhnary. 1851,
was alicsd with the sugar diiD and forlve month,
pass ID more than two gallons o: water III twenty Un
hours was oh Igad 10 get mp as often ten or twelve
times during tbs night ana III five montls lost about
nity pounds Ia wrIsth. burning the month Of Juy.
lcOl procured two bottles of Constitution Water an
in two days atar using it experienced relief atar
taking two bottles | entirely cured soon uitci
j. v l. UE WITT
Boston Corners, N. y :, Dec. d, leGl.
Wan. II. Gregg Co.:
Gents-- freely giva you lib 'rty to make use Of tn
following irtihrate oftha valut Of Constitution Wa
ter, which eau raccom,namd in tht highest manner.
My witG wh" was aitarNed with pain IN the shonl
ders, whoe length of thr bac& aad in her limbs Wit
paptation of tn haart attended with Failing Of tn
Womb, Dysmenorhnea. and "lrraIi0n Of the iiad
der" called n physician, who HtItn led her about
three months, when he left worse than he iounr
could had, who attended her for about nine months
aud VIII l. she was una er his care she did suffer
"hsr was ncurablc." For said he, she was such
combination of complaints, that medicine given for
ona op rates dganst some other Of her diculties"
About this time shl commenced TO use toN-lIrurGIN
,rER, aud 10 our utter astonshment, almost the rsl
dose seemed to have the dsred effect and she Kent Oh
improving rapidly usdcr its treatment and now sinner
intends entirely hes domestic affairs. she has not Ia.
ken any ofthe Cos TUITION Wafer for about four week
ana we are happy TO say that has produced pcrna.
nent cure.
WIN. M.VAN BENsCuoTrN.
MLLFoRD, Conn, Nov, 10, 1851.
Dear Sir:-l have for several years been aniictef
with that tooubc some and dangerous disca Sc ravc
which resisted al reme lies aud doctors until TOOK
CoNsrIrUrloNAL WATER, and you may be assured that
was pleased with the result Ithns entirely cured me-
and you may make any use ofmy name you may see iii
in regare to the medicine, have entire confidence
in its efficacy.
Yours truly,
- POND STRONG,
THESE ARE FACTS ENOUGH
There is oclass OfdiseaScs that produce such eX
hauSling ELECTS upon the human constitution as Dia |
bees and diseases Of the Kidneys Bladder aud Urna
y Passages aud through false modesty they are neg
leced until they are soa"vauced as to be beyond tn
control OF ordinary remedies, aud we prcscntthe
CONSTITUTION WATER
TO the public with th conviction that il has no canal in
relieving the class of diseases for which il has hsrr
found so emnently successful in curing aud we trust
mat we shilI be rewarded N our efforts placing SO
valuable reHedy in form the requirements of
patient and physician,
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGI lists PRICE 81,
WM. u. GEORGE - co.. Proprie,crs
morgan Allen General Agents, No. IG CliT 81
New.York,
Sept 20. lSG2. lem ,
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Jan. o5.lSG2 Iom
qz6z2zM652$)01z1YggGz4 M2
M I0VAh ClMNE ..CiA. tLLERES
O'ATED IN
PHI PHILADELPHIA.

Sc. ccRNrR7II AND CHESTNUT sTs
Ne'0 lo'A tttg, Br,0Aly,, Alb"y, !ror
h"DA|o De rat, |fUImd, C,acugo,
uat ~. LOuis
housekeeping P.nnanship Commercial Arithmrti
Cdliy taught ' r''N'
hase Colleges beidg under the same general and Ic
'H 60 ,'"Ir' III ut ana unIuh IN each Tie .uNaHtag..
u n" on grtat r IA IitIas for in,pariiig inslrnc
thih any ola r sIMlIar IustitltICn in til cuun:ry
y Sh"hI sup issued by any Is 20 al IN All lCt II
unlimited Tins. " ~ "
IN thIIi ile1phia College mas hhen recently culai
a'd f"iht"isllti Ia sup rl1r manner, an is nuNr
ars 81 ana most uspGrous Commercial Institution
tha state
- lTyant & Stratt"n's ri of Text Books cmbrac
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Law Tor SAL, anh sent by mail.
H. r"fiti particila send for circular.