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IN two, A hole is bored mto Il q log from
the ton hnd another from ,lie aide hlf ilcy
Raising Tomatoes.

As most people like tomatoes, will give
you my method of raising them. Frsl,
procure lot of dirt, aud bake il to k II the
Varmin, then put the seed in boxes tho
bod should be sowiI3 between tie LIST and
f5th Of April, in order to have tho plluts
welismrtcd before transplauting. Ia taking
NJ the plants for Transportation bo careful
q keep as much dirt as possible around o
r5ois. Sst the plants in good ground, but
iot too rich. II the bugs commence de-.
stroymg the plants, sprinkle thqw with
plSstsrI and afterwards water. them, A
support Of some kind should be PROV ided
20 keep the vines from lying on thc,grotind ..
When few OF tho tomatoes have set, cut
out ali Of the main stalks, except four or
Eve, but mono ot the bearing shoots. Ia
trimming the vines, the leaves should not
be cut close of, but ahou, AN inch trom the
innu stalk. Same PERSONS mav thick In,l
lui, harsh treatmeut wnul XII ho vines ;
bus such is put the case. fhe Wuit wiii be
mash LARGE and better than oa luo,o vines
tAut were not trimmed, Ii any oue does
NOT believe this, let HIM try It, and whvu
le sees the result. l,e will never let his
vines grow without trimming Rurdl
<,dmsriedH,
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DloolSS s'SSTsiss Ssifssss s-zIlow 10 DSrrNSISs
WHSRE MATER Is.-At reccut meSt'ns
of the Ap,ericaa Iasiitg;e Farmers ClUb%'
member related has experience in this mat
ter as follows;
An lrishman in his employment in oricr
10 ascertain where he ought TO dig tosob.
tain water soonest, got stone aud buried
It over night IN tho ground, next to the
hsrdpan. Ia the morning no louud II qhle
Doist, but not sufficiently 50 10 suit his
fancy. Next night he tried i in another
spot, and il Was fouOd very wei on the tul
lowing morning. There said Patrick
"you will find water not many ievt deep
aud plenty of it," Sure enough, in toW
days digging Patrick ronirmed hls pre-
diction, Notwithstanding the jeers OF ia,
wOrkmen--hndiDg a VEN which h'l>d IA,
we'll to overdowing, and rendered il .cS
ceedingly difficult to bail ont the water :,
as TO stono il. The philosophy of the op
GRAFTON seems to be that as great eyipOra
ton takes plaoe from tho surface OF 10,
earth during tho night, lhe water ises ~
from the depth below 10 Supply the loss
and accnmla O. in the vicinity OF the stuue
often making quite apuddle.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
4 EGAL NOTICE.

\ .EGAL NOTICE.
Robert Bfsbin. Adin'r Of thc1 g. r.,,.,,.. c...,.,
estate OF Absalnn Smith, decd. ." po,;,,. o"'''
ua Iii. to sell land.
10 SAMUEL Smith. Dmiti Smith and George
Smith, OF the state OF peuusvlvauia Eikchy
Smith aud John Smith Of lie state OF Michigan ;
Maria Picrre. ofthe State Of Iowa; and the unknown
heirs aud legal representatives. Of Phoebe Smith,
deceased, aud Rhoda Kelly, deceased (forncriy
Raod Smith, Of Caliorni, who are heirs and
legal representatives. Of Absalpm Smith, deceascdi
You are hereby informed diat on the 9TH day Of
May, a. u. 1896, said Administrator filed his pc
ttion in tho Probate Court Of Wood County, Ohio
the object aud prayer OF which Is 10 obtain an Or
der Tor the sale Of the following real estate in Wood
County, Ohio, &c which the said Absalom Smith
died seized or. so much thcrcof ~ may be ncccs-
sary to pay the debts Of said decedent, to.witi =.
The homestead and farm upon which the said
Absnlom Smith resided at the Gme of his decease.
being the northwest fourth sf the southeast fourth
Of section No. nineteen G0), town No. five (5)
north OfranRc No. ten l0) cast containing forty
acres more or less. Said canse will be for hear.
iug on the Sth day Of june next at 2 o'clock 7. NJ.
ROBERT BRISBlN, Administrator
of the estate Uf Absalom smith, decd.
SLEvtN e. PAnsoNs, Attorneys.
Pcrrysburg, May o, 1866. 2dsS 30
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Edauc,ic Tor Chlldrsn.

r Tho following hht' on II lucatior, Eli-
qucuc, AMI Morals, said to be from the pen
Of GE roG FRANcis Trails, arc worth pub.
lislins: & ,,.t ri.--g e,f,,
20 ]. Always say Ycs, Sir. -Yes. Parn.
No, Papa, Thank yon No, ihan't YOU.
Good mght Cool morning. Never say
How, or Which, for What Use no slang
rerms, aRapcmbcr good spelling, road ng,
writing, and grammar. arc -tl4o. biae n i,ll
true education, rFrr aszrr raa- rf
II. Clear raoee, ticanA clothes, clean
shoes and clean uus Indicate good breed.
ing. Never loavo yuut clothes about the
flOom, llaVo place tor everything, and
everything N It's place. - f.ss.s ae0sF
Ill. Rap before untcring room, aud
never leave 1t with your baollto the coin.
pany. Never enter private room or
Ipnhlic place with your oap on. rsunB zan
". Always oller your sent ito a lrly or
old gentleUlan. Let your companions ontor
tho carriage or ruom irsl ...s
'. At table cat with your fork sit mp
strnighti never Use your toothpiclS TAT.
though Europeans do aid when leaving
ask to be excuse -------
VI Never put your feet on cushions,
chairs or table.
VI. NcNeI oNellpuN anS ono Mnon
reading or writing, or talk or read aloud
while others are rcaling. When convors.
ing listen attantivoly, aud do not interrupt
or rcply tiil tue other is GhishelLK 1881
VIII. Never talk or whisper aloud at
.ihl opera, theNter or~publc places, and
especially in private. room whore any one
is stAglug or playing the piano. -er elf
lN. Loud 'oonghing, hawking, yawnug,
sncosjng aud blowing are ill-mannered. In
every case cover Nuur mouth with your
handkerchief (rhich nsrsr erdmiHe--noih.
ia9 is more edgar, except splitting oH the
Jl0or, .... ,.
X Treat all witl, respect, especially tho
poor b. careful To iniurc no ones feelings
10y unkird remark. Never tell ,ic !, make
faces, call names, ridculc the lame, mimic
the unfortunate, or he cruel to insects,
birds or animals. HsJae hnuS ''a'
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GooO LuoK. : some yaNllqr8a0 ak about

GpoD Luck, = Some ye,nlllgrssN talk about
luck. Good luck is Ia get up at six o'clock
in the morning gool luck. If you have oa-
iy a shilling a week, is alive upon eleven
pence and save penny good luck is to
ucuhle ycur head with Your own business,
ani lot y"W neighbor's alone; good luck
is 10 fulfil the commandments. and to do
unto other people as we wish them to do
uutn us. They must mol only work, but
wait They must plnd aud perSevere,
Pence must be akcn care OF, because they
are tho seeds OF guncaS. TO get M in the
world, they must take care OF hqme, sweep
their own door ways clean, Try to help 9th
er poop'c, avoid temptation, and have faith
IN truth aud God,
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z, ,EGAL NOTICE.

George lIunn OF Shelby County Illinois; Thorn.
as G. Dunn, Joseph aud Phmbe Root, of Hancock
County. Ohio James Dunn and Maria Dean, Of
Wood County, ohm, take notice that petition
was filed against them on the 2ith day Of April A.
ID. 1885, in the Court uf Common Pleas Uf Wood
County, Ohio, by Robert Dunn. Jacob Dunn J. h.
Dunn. Joseph Dunn, Maria StrctehCr and Wilson
Srctcher Ann cnsner and Adam Cosner, Samuel
Dunn aud E. 7. Dunn aud Is now pending, whtrc-
in the said petitioners demand partition of the fol-
lowing real estate, to-wit Tho southeast quarter
aud the north west quarter Of the northwest quarter
of section No. so, in jackson Township, Wood
County, Ohio and uatat the next term of said
Court, the said petitioners will apply for order
that partition bc made Of the said premises. -
Dated this 9th day Of April, A. D. 1906.
n ]. b. & L, T. DUNN, a
52fsS Attorneys for Petitioners.
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Our Scrap a}Ouk.
NM I.nnEANE NILLAriE.

Aio Loaasiloe. Etc,t,o," 8 L,d3,oy.i
A ,tsvelius Caiis&hian GFf
One morning met another man,
And asked, ''What town Is this ahead p"
! To which tho oiher briefly said
|HG4(Ai y Yon be damalf : u u It
On stroAe the traveller, some surprised,
Hat thnl Che man was drunk surnised e
For who, unless little high,
To civil question would reply,
- ( "YVu be daun %
W While !, tsu, lbs e, eosi',liens r'pS8 gjgs
And him he questioned as before,
Receiving this reply -uo mprc--.
You Dv damn "
The traveller answered not word,
But seeing just ahead ulird,
Asked him the self faame thing at once,
Reoeiying but tue same esresppnse. =, 10
Aslonishment upon him grew srt.
A Stranger thing hc never Knew
Halt anRry.-half-he scarce knew what
fourth inquiry only brought,
" Is soma asylum here about7 sif a.atI
And have the mnatics got outf fol
And is their. mania all the samo7" .rE
# AuNNb wv NhhN W. " NltNt tAildNnI
You be dammit"
And then ho fclt his wrath grow hot
rhcrs'll be fight upon the spot,
u another man. quoth he,
You be damn 3"
lie slmost rcachod the village, when 81 G
lie met stalwan citizen,
Aud asked what tpwn beljrc him lay,
The other answered, right away,
You bo damn
Tho traveller siraightway pulled his coat,
Aud took the other by the thruati
" fuu sco,indfel ~ hUdrselv uttered he,
70 III teach you not 10 spy to mic, F
bro You be damn -"
Il IaH# sa H.H HH H HfHt NH..rH
or course, thero was an instant aght,
Till buth were in horrd pligNi 'a.f
And fast and fufiois fell tho blows, ss. - ON
Aud oft lhe battle cry arose -Ig ..
...fea,. ... .." You be damn 4"
Thus hghtng near tho riverside,
They rolled into its nudity tide;
Then parting, scrambled 10 the shOrcI
Aud Shriekcd above the mill wheels roar,
"NOu be damn " .s.
Beside the mill maiden stood ....- 8
The Traveller, drtnchcd III gore and mud
Inquired what uauiu they gave tho plaru;
The maid rCplicd, with thOid grace, '
lou be damnp
a little further on his way, &
He mot little Kitl.nt play,
To whom ihc qhostion hc addresscd
The child replied, liko all the rest,
f. On be dalnn i"
" Good IIcaycns II he cried, tam but dreaming
What place is this, where, IN disappearing,
The men aud women each outvic,
Aud even babes aud suckugs cry,
You bp damnt"
And swift he hestonod out Of town,
Lost iirc and brimstonc should come down
BUT fund, in travelling ON a while,
\ guide post rca ling thus " Oac mie ...
'.t ~ IuBA DAN -
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Admlnistratrix' Sale of Real Estate.

DY order of Che probntpConrt, Oh FRIDAY, the
- 9Th day of June, 1886, at o'clock =. ~, ut
the door OF the Court house. IN the town Of Perrys.
burg will bc sold to the highest bidders the fol-
lowing real estate, the property ofJosiah Miller
deceased, tn-wit ln.iuts six hundred sixty six
800, six hundred ninety.ninp 600) aud seven
hundred eighteen 1872 inthc townof PER- fsburg
Wo"1 County Ohio. Appraised AZ follows, to-wit:
6vo aid 7l9 At s2 500, aud G06 at $50.
Terms Of Sale One-lhird cash down; one third
in one year, aud third IN two yoars. Deferred
pay lnts 10 bear interest from day Of sale and to
be secured by mortgape ON said premi Sos
ELIZABETH MILLER, Administering
of the estate of Josiah Miller deceasod.
SLEvfN g. PARsOSs, Attorneys.
rerrysburg, May <, $50. 2dsj %
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pETITIoN ron Duvonon.
= GIN Wood Common Wsas,

VS.. In Wood Common Meas,
Franklin nreht,
The deteadant, FrAnklin Brighi, whose place of
residence j. .nnkaNNn 10 said plaintiff, IS hereby
nNded that said plaiuutt, Ane-lirigbt Died her
Petition i1t Mvoree against saii acfcudtut. In the
NlerA Uihee ct dc CoVrt NJ eepmoa pleas. od
Mood ConntY, and Stat0ef Ohio On thc s5th das
ot April, l$9, The substance andpraycsof which
\, that sad defendant hAs been sity Of rfoss ne
glect of duty EDWARD said plaintiH.'and thathe has
b0eu guilty w adplerv; and puaying to be die
.foTced sow sad PlaiuuG amt he rosiorei 20 her
maiden name, SAL pe,iAon will b. for hearing al
the next ter,rof said CupTt, when said detcutsrt
will he rcqtNrd 20 answer said petition
SLENlN & PARSONS, Au'ys tor Petitioner
Perrrshurg Aptil s5, 1890 s2f$7 a5
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%MEHIFF,S SALE.
Abram iEt Brink, In the GourtQf Common Pleas

va Of Wood County, ohios
! LCwisDubbs etnl q
/ ,gynitar-o -or r'aIrtrdteSFGssrdJtd-qie issued ana
delivered by the G. rk of said Court IN said cause
lwill oAcrior sale at public auction on q
SATURDAY, the hd day of June A. u. 1896,
Between the hours of |, Il ?, p, NJ, lot Saidlay,
at the door Of tho Court House,in Perry sburgh,
WoodiCounty Ohio, the following described lands
anl tenemcnts, tI-wit; 81.
Thowest half Of the northeast quarter of section
one (0t in town three (S) north Of range nine Q)
east 80 acres more or less, In Wood County, Qhip.
Appraisedat 81 600. Terms, cash, ~
-e III - CHARLES W. ENERS, Sheriff.
Z GEoRG STWAtH, Attorney for Plaintiff.
rcrrysburg, April 2s, 1896. y le$67S
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SmEHIFF's SALE.
Vi. IN wood. Common rleas

IS, In wood. Common rlsas.
Edward Morrison,
by virtue OF an order OF sale issncd inihe above
cause by tue Clerkof the Courto( Common Pleas
Of Wood Connty, Ohio, and to me directed and
dcliyerod,t will ohcr farsale atpublic vOnduc, At
the door Of the Court House, in Pprry sbar, W bod
county, 0hio,o ~
SATURDAY, MAY 10. 1868,
BStwoen the hours OF anl 2n'clock T.. NJ, or said
dav, the following described pFeperty, to.Nit,
2 Lots Nos. u, IL 10, 20, and fractional lot No
81, in A. L. Hntchmsons addition 20 Milton Cen
ter, in Wood Couetv. Ohio. Appraised at SlOO.
CHARLES W. ENERS, Sheriff.
Dop0s rTLB, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
PerrySborg April 49, 1896. -blcS6
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RfMAnKARLE. YorNG LAnr.

The Magnetic Doetress, Miss Tennessee whoAras
called the Wonderful Child. has established an
lutrUary IN Cincinnati, on Finh saeet. No. AZ?
n1ar Mound, whore she may be consulted on all
matters pertaining 70 life and health, She will
give information of lost stolen property, ident-
tyiug tho perSOp on persons anHeerned with 50
much certainty as scarcely to leRvea doubt at
iheir gnilt aAd, when required, Will 90 into an
Unconscious state aud travel to every part of the
world, and haunt up absent persons, whether dead
or alive, and through her viii tell the tnqnripg
trieuis their situation and whereabouts She will
.euarante a. make permanent cures in all cases
she undertakes, Cancers Extractel, roOt end
branch, without ,pstrup'e0ts nr Pep, or one drop
~ blood in from four 10 twenty four hours Par
'alyEed prrsnnS made 10 wa(k in trpm thrse % nine
daVs. aud All oiher diseases tueated with the same
success, such as liver COMPLAINT cprSsnnifion Gis
.hcNl disease, sight aud hearing restored, and All
diseases shat AeSh Is heirtn. M q
Ali letters prOmlaly answered, and medicine
sent hl sxpre = Nben reqIdred. Address Box y :
lT2. CmcimetiF. a.
Owing 60 he- extensive practice, Mss Tennessee
has been compelled % secure the services of Mad
sue Baker AMI Or G.. II. W1odhall. 49u..
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THERE Ia a momlan Of fine rocx-sall on
tho Colorado RIVER ia Arizona, lying 81
cubes Of all sizes, aud SO pure, yuU woulJ
never 'dream OF being sdt il sou did not
pnt il to your tongues IL more resembles
broken chunks Of tile finest plate glass,
There is not particle Of foreigr, matter in
il, aud there Is enohsh OF The article 10
slpply the population tor centuries.
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HELMRoLD,s ROSE WASH,

~ Extract sarsaparia 10 ood Puriaer my l,xtrOei
Buehuis Eiurete, and will such IN ali oGEs5.
10th ere prepared purely sciontiAo pEiaciplss-ia
sacesnd tho moot Gctive measures OF o,,acr Cai
can be made. ready gad eoRcusve test viii lo com
parsCn OF their properties with those set foraia tao fel
lowing works;
See Dispensatory Of the United States.
Sec Professor DEVICES ysluaelo works the PraelIet
OF Phys,c.
Zoe ronarks made ~ the Celebrated Dr. r1rsIc rsls
sec romarks made b. IT EraRAus Mellow H. cele
braied Physician and Neuiber of the noygl College
Surgeons, IFolaad and published in the transactions
tue King ard Caeen's journal.
Sec Medioo-chirurgcal Review puSlishcd by BExIa
TRAvKRs. Fellow Of tho Royal College OF Surgeons.
See most Of the late standard works en- Medicine.
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\ PGoNlNRNT bachelor politirian on the
Kcuueb,erelnarsed 60 . lady that sOap stone
was excellent 10 keep tn feet warm ia bod
Yes said the. young lady, who hal been
an attcu,Ive ilste,ier but some geutlemeu
haye an Improvement oh that, Which Won
know nothmg about, The ebaehelorturucd
pale aud maintained wistlul silence. iisa
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NOTICE. Notice i, hereby give

nITCH NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
- " all these concerned that there has been a
petition ded with the CLERK Of Webster Township,
pray yng for the ocation Of ditch, drain, orwatcr-
course commencing 1T the township line, between
Webster and Troy Townsbirsi thence west, be-
tween sections 20 aud 30, ~ aud 3O,2 aud %, %
aud ~. until within twenty five rods Of the Nc
tti0n viii be forhearing ON SATURDAY, Junc .,
1876, At 10 o'clock A. NJ, at tue Ten Mile House
in said Township. &c
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SIIEi,IFF'S SALE.
a y vs.. In Mood cowmon Peas

, y VS.. In Wood. Copmon Pleas,
Samuel Clymer.
BY virtue of an norlcr0f sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk Of the Court Of Comrnen Pleas,
Of Wood County, Chic, and to me directed and de-
Gvcrcd, win offer for sale at public yendue at the
door oftho Court House, IN the tOwn Of pory
Wood County, Ohm, on
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1896,
Between the hours of and 3 O'Clock y. NJ, of Seip
day tho following dcScr'bed pr9pcES,, -t.wlt; 6
Lot npmber hrre ". IN scctioa number seven
az, in ths towpoT Gnead, in the county Of Mood,
aud Statpesc Ohio. ~
CHARLES W. EYERS, Sheriff.
AyhRAV & PMcr. Plaintiffs Attorneys
frrYsburg, april Ia, 1868. 5leS3
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A FATHER was .wipdwg gs wato'li whan
no SAID, layiolly' TO his i1le ggl; Let
me wiul your noSe up" No" said
the child, 4" dou't want my nose wound np,
for | don't want il to run all day"
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New Skirt for 1866.
The Great Invention of the Age in
HOOP SKIRTS

], w. BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX
Elliptic tor douoleJ SPRIN G. SKIRT.
THNIIIs INVENTION consists of DrpLEx Cor two) En-
| n LIPrU RErIsED SlEEL SPRINGs, very ingcniOHsly
BRAID and FIRMLY together ,sEDOE 90 EDok,
kgs4 SRsIEg ever used, They seldom BEND HREAH
like the Single SflTT apd " PRki4RfS
their perfect nd beautiful SHAPE MORE THAN TwIcE
LONG as any SINGLE sPRINs SKIRT THAT EVER HAS on
CAN BE MADE. is
The WONDERFUL FtE1tRuITY md GREAT COMFORT and
PLEASURE to n Lady wearing the DUPLEx ELL1PIIO
SKIRT will be experienced particularly in all crowd
ed Assemblies, Operas. Carriages Railroad Cars
Church Pews, Arm Chairs for Promenade and House
Dress, the Skirt he folded when in use, to
cupy a small place as easily and conveniently az
SILK or Muslin Dress.
A lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure Comfort and
Great ConV Venience OF wearing the DJPLEx ELLFfiC
STEEL SPRINo SKIRT, for single day, win Never at
dren, Misses and Young Ladies they are srrKRIoRto
all others. eg ~, rH.-r r 81. fs.re.
THE HOOPS are covered with 9,ply double-tWlsted
thread and will WEAR TWICE AS LoSo as the single
yarn overtng which is used all Single Steel Hoop
Skirts, The three bottom rods every skirt are also
Double steel and twice double covered TO prevent
the covering from wearing on the rods when d "a gGing
dosn shirsi stone steps sts., etc, which they are
constantly subj ect to when In use, airr.
All are made Of the NEW and ELEGAHT CoRDEs fArks,
and the quality in every part, giving 70 ms
wearer the-Mosr eRAcETuL and PERFErT SHAPE posi-
BILE, and are que the LieATEsr most DEsIa'
VESTS BRA DLEl & O RY. RY.PFnRRIETofS0fth the
INvESTIoN. and SOLE ANuRs RsCTURkR RS,e QHAA-f
BRRS, and 70 and 81 READE SfREETS. New YOlk..
FOR SALE at y. x. MILLER q CO.'S, in Perrys-
burg aud throughout the United States and Canada,
Havana do Cuba, Mexico, soath America ana the
West Indies. #et
ess- inquire for the Duplex ElIfpfic
Cor dOuble) spring skirt. lA&Ct 4tm
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CALKINS, GRIFFIN g. CO.'S
Union Business Institute,
oBERLIN, OHIO.

rINIlE course Of Study consists of SINGLE and
L DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, IN
Stock aud Partnership Sets, Wholesale and Retail
Merchandising, Commission, Compound Company
and Joint Stock Bu5iness, Banking, Commercial
Paper, Commercial Law, Business Arithmetic,
Practical Penmanship, &c. &c.
A large Hall is now fitted up for the Telcgraphic
Department exclusively, where advantages will be
secured superior to anythiag elsewhere in the
West. Its in the care Of an operator of long eN-
periencc, aud uf the best reputation Having also
the favor and patronage Of tho leading Telegraph
Officers throughout the West, STU AmoNs for grad
yates can readily be secured. ..
The Tuition Fee is only about 0NE~HALP that
usually charged in similar Institutions while the
cheapness of living, the numerous Educational nd.
van;ages Of the place, and the comparative alb
sence Of oftemptatons to vice, arl important cunsid-
eratOns, l t.a .
We do Sor GrARASTEE situations to our gradu
ates, for it is beyond the power of any Commercial
College to get situations fo: all its graduates but
we DO GUARANTEE fun and COMPLETE satisfaction
to our students,
RUMMBER, we are not +" link F." in auybody s
chain, neither do we Law claim IN so ABSURD a
thing as a"potcnt" on system OF instruction.
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TERMS.

To any who have doubts concerning where to
60 for Business Education, we say-7lf you study
one week with us, and fad we have deceived you
by false representations, ssk for your tuition fee,
and il will be refunded
For full particulars, send for CaL2+gue and
Circular. 4lz
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DQUBLE anl Single C0RN-SHELLERS of
~ good quality, for salc, at manufacturers
prices. CROOK & FREEMAN.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-05-18
D "a. n. K E N Y o NJ ,
sURSEON-DENTIsT,

office over AIIen's store,
J.. uAUMEE CITY, oFIO,
rs prepared to 10 all classes ofwork in Dentistry
ON tAc most approved PRINCIPLES of The Pro
fession.
n. q --Full sets of Teeth at $40, warranted 4
give satisfaction in oNery particular. Ff
cNoroiorln. administered in the extraotitp o.
Teeth when desired, -E.f .-..Is
pccayed Teeth Filled or ExGaeted. ~,