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Re voLrrNa MURDER.-The following is from the
correspondence of the DstroisDaily Advertiser,
and is dated Monroe, June 5th. If Wells had
been humbly connected, the Advertiser would
never nave thought that temporary loss of reason
was ths cause of his brutal conduct. This plea
of insanity put up in favor of gentcel murderers
has become so frequent and met with such SYM
pathy that it has facilitated crime to dangerous
degree
GA dreadful atflr happened at this place
last evening, the outlines of which are as
follows: Louis A. Hall, teller in the Bank
of River Raisin, was asslssinlted by mln
named George Wells, of Detroit, and in
consequence of his wounds is now at the
point of death. Wells, it appears, arrived
at the Bank last evening about 10 o'clock,
alone and in wagon. He awakened Hall
who was then in bed, told him that he had
brought some money in kegs from Detroit
for the bank; also, that before reaching the
place he had lost one of the kegs, and pro-
posing TO leave the two with him in the Bank,
wanted Hall to 60 and he Up him find the one
that was lost. Hall went with him, and on
returning from the spot without finding any
keg, he was shot in the back by revolving
pistol The afllir was treated however as
an accident. Before reaching home Wells
fred again and the ball lodged in Mr. Halls
neck near the windpipe. Hall is not ex
pected to live. Wells is in custody"
The Advertiser says, " GEORGE Wells i:
son Of Rev. Mr.. WELLS, formerly pastor o.
the Presbyterian Church in this city, bu
now chaplain of the military post at Prairie
du Chen, w. T. The father has been spen
ding some days in this city, but left, we be
lieve, yesterday morning. We cannot bu
think that some extenuatng circumstance
appear in the sequel, or that the young MAJ
was laboring under temporary loss of hi
reason.
We have since received seme farther par
ticulars which make the affair still more
bloody and revolving. Hall was alive yester
day morning, but could not leve long. Well
has been fully committed after an examina
tion."
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NOTICE

2 NOTICE
rs hereby given that the Commissioners at their
June session, 1916, ,'levied tax for Road pur-
poses for the ensuing year of eight mills on each
dollars valuation of taxable property in the
county Of Putnam, Ohio.
]. E. CREIGHTON. W
County .4uditor
Kalida, June 20, l845 226
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Or The advertisement of Mr.. l. B.ssSmith, o
Gilboa, will be found in our paper to-day. Mr.
S. thinks he would like cash! better than credit!
and in this we agree with him. Farmers, give
him CALI.
We like to see men in trade advertise. 1t is a
proof that they understand how to do business,
want to do business, and have wherewithal to do
it. Such men trade largely, get quick returns,
and sell cheap.
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Oe- "A fossil turtle, eighteen feet long, and
seven feet high, has been discovered in the
Himalaya hills.
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PRICES CURRENT,

WEEKLY FROM THE TIFFIN ADVERTISER
TOLEDO BLADE AND CINCINNATI ENQUIRER.
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otF- The fourth Of July Convention which we
noticed in our last has met universal approval
The Statesman rather opposed 1t at first as prema-
ture, but yields to the decided and general demon
stration in its favor The Democratic Editorial
Convention which was to have met at Mount Yer
non oh the same day will meet at Columbus
We look for great results from this movement in
the fall contest The Statesman says:
We give up, we have been behind public
feeling once in our life. We doubted the
propriety of the call of convention, but
those doubts are all thrown to the winds
From all quarters the bold, manly voice of
the unconquered democracy of our State is
sounding the paal to arms--for convention
from every part of the State! Meetings are
already being called in several counties, and
general stir is going on.
What difference! The Kelley clique
here issued their call for State convention,
and had to back cut, TO escape the public in
dignaton of their plrty-but the democrats
will have convention anyhow. They are
restive for move against the wckedness Of
the last Legislature, and federalism in gene
raj.
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The PROGRESS OF CoMMERcE.-Ws boast
of the growth of our foreign trade. Let us
see wherein it consists. In the year 1895,
according to the report Of Mr.. TENcH CoxE,
then Commissioner Of the Revenue, the Ex-
ports of the U. States amounted to $47, 1885,
55s, of which the largest amount went to
France and its dominions. viz; $l2,653,635.
The next largest amount TO the Hanse towns,
$0,655,524; the next to Great Britain, $9,-
2lS,54s. Pennsylvania was the largest OK
porting State-eleyen miliens; New York,
ten millions; Massachusetts, seven millions;
Rhode Island one and quarter millions
The whole amount of Cotton exported in
that year was 2O,92l "pockets and bags"
Cotton then was the least valuable of our
exports, scarcely worth mentioning. Take
that item from eur present exports, and they
would go very little beyond those Of l795.
Nearly the whole increase Of our foreign
trade is due to the South and its great pre-
duct, Characterization Mercury.
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..af sd 9#e S24I5 Az
Whole amount of Receipts...,..S S3l53 33
g &C Expences... PATS 49
Balance in favor of the County. $677 81
aa ]. E. CREIGHTON,
@ 3, County Auditor.
Kalda, June 20, ls45. ss6a
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CLIF TON SPRIN G s;
,NNh ifs. SutuhVr.l

-. THIS ESTABLISHMENTS, situated upon The Au.
~: burn kOch, Railroad, i'udsiant ii"n Gene
- Va AMI Canandsigus. having been cAteDdsi by en-
arging and improving c House, ANA ncieasn. ur mum
bct Baths open Tor the ptOn VI si-iies IL"
subscriber having leased tie premises iOf term 81 years
I. Disposed spaic cAeiilVn Ia reader Ia, ious" NV
ung the say oi his guests every WAY peassi. AMI
comfortable
Tn. beau and advantages OF the location, Is con'gs
10 lal re number snng villages, AMI to tle principal
medicinal properties, ilci ti isaai
by Prot iasyo vi Geneva Concsr, - iluni 10 Ds almost
" hte sulphur uaar.ial strength Win 81 ia f
cations Magnesla aud lrOu aud resembling scfy MUCH m
appearance and elect, s Wnlc spnnss Of NIsnia cum
bncd beauties oi the spO-tc scenery, e grove.
nh an abundant -pnng flowing irom its midst, altogether
render spot passed Dy ANY tnng o. the Alii n ss
state presents nyng aspect la lri s,sAe1 81 saso
aud pleasure, Wei. la the Invalid pufsan 81 hrat
roa influence 1aDg wai,fs and change 81 slinos
phsIe and scenery.
Parties o pleasure, or individuals hcir way from
the FANS Ind very pleasant relief stop from lies
cars which pass nn steps u the House. anal enjoy
te coo grove and Inc feiresong aIsf Dus
Tor on- iraia Persons ~-hng rvici tr business aud
hustle City, greater quiet Than is found at saraogs
Will mud this very desirable resor requiring only aoou =
h,urs' ride u f.acn IL
Tins alter Is found be- highly beneficial In all ~
scfOuls erlpl0ns ut the skin, salt fhcl and sunsiic
affections aud Ia most VIII effect permanent cuss.
Dyspeplc per ant those labonng under stsa III
crsl debility, VIII Ind the Water valuable restorative
Manchester, June, ig5. NJ. PAkhE,
le2s wv ,I.ale u the franklin House, OencsaD
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Datsrt nleoieinss.
UYSTAE'S 8ArSAM.

4 COMPOUND BALSAMlC PREPARATION Iron
n Md Cherry Bark mi rsr.-The beet RkMspl
the World tor tie cure o, Coughs Gods As1,>
Croup e--ng Ut tire Lungs. WhooPiree onsh. Srouch
IL. Iusu-uxa >orine>s OF Breath. Pam End Ncs>ne>s
the Breast Sde Liver Complaint aud the nfs stages :"
CONSUMPTION
hopccss rave nrmy established rs vas, superiority over
medical discovery IL has Always been s!iro
Naures Prescr p.ion beng formed chiefly IRON
chemical extracts from Wild Cbsry Bars and Tsr-i~V
lungs prevail We svc few instances OF s eNtsorcira'
power. from scslslogie almost without end
sdy laidrrss viii be given al The New-tcrA As-neNl
who given by all Of her physicians 10 ore OF con
sumption, had bard rmor for months ON the se-rSs'
quantities OF matter scr; OF oSny
medicine for months. being past al hope-en
ureiy cured by few bottles OF tbs basam In September
sni October. i3lL
down. Tor years. being obliged ~ sleep In srns
posture cured to siend 10 bis business IN the mos
STORMY weather.
Thomas Brailee Esq j. P. Jamaica L. cured Of asthma
Thom1. Coxsas uaidcnfei, n. J. tcs.aes under oath
ha h.. had ont plgh and pain Ia the sidetor months
raised srre quantities corrupt msliersso much blood
hi. physicians could do but he tor hmgsve him rls of
rerrv but did no sccihs friends Al supposed he hal
sopng consumption "-eniirey cured by THREE bottles OF
WlsTARS BALSAM -
Mrs Am D. Hopkins. Of Knowlesvilie. ~ L. entirely
cured OF liver complaint and general debility OF esheep
months standing. lii. n 70
Schro.he OF obstinate disease of The Lungs, Sier De l
trei al the usual remedies IN VAN. - -
Cases daily occurring in every part Oh me Country
which prove incon'eshiy the vast uperory OF ts oass
shade Of Lung and Liver disease over every cuf
preparation heretofore known 10 the wsrld . -
Sold. Wholesale and Retail. by A. X. d. SANDS.
Wholesale Druggists - Fu,ton-st Nevlork. Sold also Nj
rs Broadway y East Broadway. IHE ABOVE sek rht
A.ESrs N THIS CRY. Price. 81 per bottle sN
bottles for - mhlS ON
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M. cfed as have boom k.'.ptculIIy,
JACOB \. OGSBURi, l52 Wllliam-streei
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

RICHARDSON 4 cos CELEBRATED AMERICAN
Il PANACEA.-Ths Medicine, compounded -o.eiy from
geiabe matter free from aduieraOn, and warranted ee
rom any ingredients detrimental 10 health. was discovered
bout on. wear since by individual sorey afflicted IN
LIBERATED sCROFULA, and who has been under NE
fea meni OF The most eminent physicians N NE nt saie
m eight year- without the least apparent hope OF resDfa'
ION 70 health. and by them pronounced iacurooe pnt
Who after taxing the above named medicine Tor I'VE "ech-
wa. restored TO perfect health That medicine las been sold
with unprecedented success and has never 's, IN any ~
lance ~ hen taken accordance with dreclons 10 effect
oerl,ct cure Of The following discasrs TO VII. SALT
RHEUN. sCROFULA, ULCERATED sCROFuLA. FL
YER SORES. BRONCHITIS, KINGS Eli, THlsIE-
LO.GSFLAMMATORfA AND CHRONIC kHEL MAIlsSl,
PILES EEY>lPELAs, BlLhs, sClRN 1iih ~, ~,
sORE EYES BLOrCHEs, PIMPLES on THE FACE,
>CALD HEAD, AND ALL CtTANEOJs DisEAshs
Or PAINS OR ULCERS ARISING FROM AN lNJl
DGCIOI USE or MERCURY OR AN lHPL RI 81 AIE
Of THE BLOOD. The efficacy OF tins medicine mas Dren
ertei all the diseases above enumerated and - ELECTS
re truly astonishing. Only table spoonful 10 be taken
by an adu each morning before eating. which usually pro
uce- tonic effect, While On most cases also aci- as A
me patent, causing all ulceraed sores TO discharge more
qrol-y, and producing an erecua Alternative OF uie "hCe
system, purifying and producing perfect aenoH u ne
blood. o.,
Persons while tskng H. should refrain from u al
stimulating drinks or highly seasoned food LOT ssie BY
l.ra AGENT ID Pine-.ree opposite the Custom House,
new ORR ard 10 Aston House; 49, oij and ~ Broad
ysy; corner Broadway and Chamoers-st' No. p fr@nsL;
No. IA Wes-t Nc- % and ID Boweryi NO ~ FULTON
=, Nos ~ AID .iS Hudson, and - Ham1yad--~, corner
iudson: No so Grard---; No 5I and lI3 OreenNcf 81,
30 ~ and % Cerry-i No - aSe,-,' NO % CAD
Brooklyn }. ". Smith, corner Of Fulton and Cranberry
-. and VIM Blagruve, squires Buildings corner Willow
and Aianlc-i-, aud BY a. the principal druggists IN Ihe
b.. '. T. Lockro,v. No 81 Besver. Clinton Buildings
General Wholess-e and Retail Agent for Albany.
I. W. Dyou Son. No lD North secont--t, General
Wholesale A cent ior Philadelphia; Bu-h Hiliyer.
G. COLBY, No. 81 Pesr.-sL, y. T.
Instructions for taking t- arcl- and great number Of
4 ti.- above p .act.. MA eos imy
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MRS. e. KIDDER,S

CHOLERA, Dysenery and DianlFra CordiaL-Sold By
~ herself her Oce, 100 Couristrcci Boston; ana by
f. KrDDgR IS Chatham-treer, Newiofk. Druggists and
others can either place This ncinc
has long been known the public and the knoweig" OF u
I, and il las attained character aud standing
SURPRISING any Thing else IN the orn OF medicine never
has been equaed by oib,r, and Mere Is no PrpOaO
that ~ or can be cxceed. lis powers IN efecS a w
mediate cure in every Of Cholera, Dy-en'eTy and
Darrhua In every country and in every climate has aston
i.ied fb,. world PHYSICIANS have looked their diving
pnfent. with wonder and asioDi-hmen at seeing them e
gyed and become restored, when the last spark OF he
seemed TO hckcrng. and all hope of recovery had FED
such every day occurrences II - not too
much Ia saw that single from either of these dis
need be lost when this medicine u administered
in any reasonable time II IL seldom re-
quires more than days the and al
recent cases cured in Of a few hours
This article being IN demand for expectation, constant
supply Of II is hand, pu, up In shipping order
NB--ELDaH PORTER, Shipping Agent, no. = ie'cnef-
street Ne..York has supply constantly on hand put up
expressly for shipping. Also sold by H. Daley ~ fui0n-
street Dr. Minor Of Broadway and JObn-,tfeeii
DR.. Z. NJ Guion, corner Of Bowery aud Graad-sifeef
fyJ tJyi7i-tD
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THE WONDER & BLESSING OF THE AGE

THE only Cure Tor Consumption
TT EVERY MAN WOMAN AND CHILD, who !:
IL troubled with Cough Cods, Splitting Hood L'ler Com
plant, Asthma, Bronchitis, Whoopng Cough Pam IN he
SUR and Best, Sore Throat rsng tickling ~ the Thoe
Nervous Debility, Paphat0n Of the Heart, B'olen Co"'tf0
from the Of caomel and other try the ge"nnf
and only genuine SYRUP % HD CHERRY prepared by Tie
ceebraled Dr. SwAysE Of Philadelphia All others are sp
otls snd Therefore be casf'ous - ssS of
the Orr gral and only Genuine preparation from this ysi1a
bic tree Dr. SwAySE's CoMPorsD SYRUP oy WILD tHhk'
Principal Office, n. w. corner Of Eighth aud kace-s'
Philadelphia 49,,
re- Keep the name Of DR. sWAYNk IN view, EiSh'h
and Race, Philadelphia N, ~,
AsEvrs-Iiaviland Reese Co. NewYork; Dr. w. II.
Mnor cor Brosw sy and J0ln--t; X A. Sands, ios 30"
cry; T. b. Warner 2j5 Blrecker-si " T. City; Mrs Hays
Brooklyn; ". q. Wood, Hariem Ben amin Oids, Sewsr
John Pearson Runway; John Tefhune, New BnlDswck "
T.; j. : Harrison Salem, Mass; w. II. Pierce Albany; J.
NJ WinslOw, Rochester, ~ L.; Bscsas Bull, Troy; j.
Green Co. Worcester, Mass; John Hall Co. Boston
Harvey s.ymore, Hartford, Conn, f. Hodge, Buffalo ~
VI William Montgomery, I.sns.ngburg, " Y; p. IL Cob
4 Co Charleston, :. c. Andrew Oliver Co SewOrlesns
r. J. Adams and T. Kleine S. Louis; WIN. Thorn, Pits
burg T. y. Human, Cincinnati 'els -nieod@
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EDUCATION

Dew r. T. HUDDAETS CLASSICAL AND COM
IL MERCIAL BOARDING and DAY SCNOcL-Fuur-
ie.uih-- rect between University Place and fnh Avenue.
This Establishment, which has lately been removed from
HOu.inn.rec prepared for the reception Of an in
creased number u Buar- No expense has been spared
render complete, well arranged school tor boys Il
has been bu expressly for The purpose ienced under ne
direction of OF he rs architects n the city, and Mr..
HuGiat has much satisfaction IN pre,cang 10 h lends
the Public. Hesitation in which every requisite for no.
and comfort pupils
combined and such the recnce Of many years has
sescd The situation j. perhaps. Ire most eligible when
could have been selected lr Ire purpose regards hca
and facility 81 All Ire advantages Of he best II
-tr1cur- and Professors available. while The benefits o
country residence gained by The outdoor athletic eNer-
which can be enjoyed IN the spacious playground
Further information 20 course ~ study ant other pafii-
culars Interesting 10 parents NAV be obtained on application
10 Mr. Hnii.u At his residence in lfii street.
" Bile number of Day Scholars ami Day Boariers be-
ng limited vacancies viii be- filed a. they occur There
NJ present vacancies ia u" Day school and several
ia tie Boarding School both departments being entirely dis
tho. FROM each Oher
TEKMS-For Boarlers 500 per annum without accom-
phneuts Day Boarders, go per quarter; Day scholirs
80 per quarter. Jt-' oh"s Si.N.SF.
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WARNING TO LIEFHrtNES-Thc Alton Telegraph
NJ thai ahcs,y verdict recovered against Joseph
Hha BY Noicna Doh,ly for the seduction Of her daueh
m The glrl was poor and iaheress The scducer man
~somc property. The 1cle sgaph adds " The verdict
WAS received with much satisfaction and iuiaishcs con
ou,c evidence O the existence OF right tone OF pubic
sentiment in his County. Is 10 be hoped that the Lc-
sa,urc Of Illinois will follow the example lately set by
me States of Nowi Ork Pennsylvania ana Connecticut
AMI make seduction criminal offence, punishable by
Confinement in the pcnitcniiary. This j. the madcs'
fns'sil that should Dee inflicted and viii alone put R
sop to the open aud unrnitgaied hceniousncss Of the
present age"
~ The Lowell Courier. speaking of the new
spinning iiamc which we noticed recently. says; The
ifrne 8. in operation on the Hamilton Corporation.
hsavcgy beautiful machine. II invented by Mr..
Ncsuly Of Paterson NcwJcrscy. IL SPINS greater
SSAtiiy OF yarn IN less time and with less power than
ne old spiunineiramcs but whether II viii supcrscdc
TIER use l. hy no means settled point.
t9- During the scvcres, period of the thunder
slower yesterday mofning-the darkness being almost
ngenetrublc during the brief intervals Of lightning
yam towing the boat C. Remington. walked Oh the aquc-
cnci the middle IN consequence of which the driver
hanson Eerls OF German Flats aged abou, q years
"ss drowned Rochester Adv. LIST inst.
WESTERN RIyRRs-At the latest accounts the
Wabash was very high the Illinois river rising the
Missouri was rising rapidly, and the Mississippi was
ssvAne and had commenced running n,o 'he cellars at
Louis and overlooking the banks on the Illinois side.
Al The same time it wa raining copously and fears were
'at rieined VI another food.
~ A Coroners inqucs, was held IN Norton,
Mas On Sunday. the body of Mr.. David Barry VINO
sss ound drowned IN the Copper MIL Pond YER
ae'-accidenia death by drowning. The deceased was
seoal = years OF age nsvc of Ireland Of steady hao
- A'd esteemed by all who knew him. His parents re
'ae IN New-York
lhVNDTR GUST AT Old POISr.-Wc bad yes
10y June - very severe thunder storm, accompa-
80 ~ solsnt wind. |, tore the tin from one OF cur
s -" buildings and damaged poriico part OF which
- iepaircd last night and the whole viii be com
60 IN two OF three days AT srthcsi. None OF the
$500 % the hotel were suspended, or even delayed
No. Noosequ'nce Of Il. supper came on al the usual
ana Joyous and spirited dancing party closed The
~ We have ~ present about two hundred sis
~ "An good accommodates for as many more.
Norfolk Herald July !.
sS ~ Is estimated that. in America, three hun.
40 hossaHd drunkards have been reformed and
ss a~s more than ice hundred thousand occasional
.aa oon'rmcd drinkers have forsaken their cups,
"e 'nc commencement OF the temperance reform.
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DoCT. WHITES CORDIAL,

xNHICH THOUSANDS Ia Hulsoa AMI - icinly can
w testify, i ysiual.e cure Tor D-srrh1a u pns
Paaf Sussnacr COM lanfs u cl -rrn, and for io.'
periodical PAINS hch some irnla-s are suor. ~
Tor ale y John ynan ls3 Broadway; Rush'on 20 Iie
ma SEQ Broadway. and 10 AstoT Hca Janr- > 90.
3 " lam street. AisIrsol. OA IL. ~ Da s
- er,., ,;r.rd. p~ Tue papuy. 5s Broadway and
pan Row; J. 4 A. Mcakim, 5ii Broad"svi >. =. uunt
-,on corner 81 Avenue and Tveniy->econd street T. L.
,oa II, Blsra-r corner Junes--treei; n J. Peek- ~
M ~, ~ ara M Green corner Jane -cr
,x,esale by sciaeselin soa CO. ~ WAisireet brook
i'm r J. Davies South Brookon VIM X: blagrove. Pre-
psrsd by II. X Whie Hudsou, NY fnee " ca jev Inc
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r. Life Insurance - lONAL LOAN FUND
TfrE I>rf-EANCE SOCIETY or LONDOS-NEW-
YORK BRANCH.-The public are respectfully informed
tfl Dr. Rod.ers or Dr. Hosark VIII acnd a ne S0ri-fy-
Oecr "a Wl-,- daily lsuni1ys -Nceqiei a O'Clock.
P. VI
AID th.,--vifh he convenience - the French
AMI German part II the popu atoa % Nev-i orsDr Ar
-- VII ,f'.nf isilg d Tie Once 70 D. o'clock u,n
each nbv.rln d-voinr hour 20 ~ duties nie cal
examiner Exas nations vii Re cIne 1cie III er rr,per-
tive places Of residence i preirrre dafn ne hours usual
f1r receiving Patients
gT- Fee pad hy the society,"
DR.. Rodgers resides ~ no h'eeckfr-sif'f-
DR. Hn-lrk lei rransll-s,rec-
Drar04lt ~ Broadway.
- Wall--irec, ie'h June lsii
JACOB HARVEY, Chairman of Local Board.
! LE.~o-- -rAzn Manager All General Agent
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PREcocIous PHHANIHKorr - sweet little
.irl about three wears old had heard a Great deal
sbool the ladies' doing so much IN selling their
work and giving the money TO the different socie-
lies. She had hen. and determined 10 sell the
eggs and give the money TO the Tract Society per
haPs. One day. after she had sold to her mother
treat many eggs, she said, Mother isnt my hen
very happy r Why. my daughter r said the
mother Because she il doing 50 much
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LAW NOTICE.

JOHN BEOUGH, iafe Auditor Of State and Fund Comms-
.ioner Of Ohio. hrs associated himself tl his brother,
CHARLES n. BROUGH, ant PETER ZiNN, Esqs-. iu
the practice uf he Law, IN he city OF Cincinnati Ohio
Pufila attention will be given to All business. In Law and
Clanccry, entrusted Ia tlem. ~ Hamilton and adjoining
Counties and the District and Circuit Courts OF the United
states tor The Slai- Of ONO
Collection business viii receive particular aud prompt At
enon Cfcc northeast Of Main and Third streets
Ci.clnnat. u ]. ~. llih
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CONGilE,s-iiALL.-ssralo

HUNGKE~s-fiAtL.-, Sp ines-tALNlN
" MUNGER, Proprietor IlAs cool: commodious and
ug hat celebrated medicinal fountain, Congress Spring and
commands healthy ocalon and beautiful prospec; a.
any .mi az establishment a. >araiose : punls
It's fare WI. be- found excellent, IL terms A. moderate
and IL attendants a. prompt 10 meet Tie wishes OF lis pa
frun. a. gentlemen anu ladies' can de- re-
T. proprietor returns lis hanAs 10 ne public FOR he loer'
tly Ecfro0r,. extended to him. and assures those WHO
nav hereafter Wis him that he viii not be surpassed To- any
in. which reasonably contribute - %" comfort " en-
a.. fnani .f b. 7. gr-.f- iyJ I'm
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TO THE ELITE or MUSICAL TASTE.

nOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTION HARPs. al }. F.
- BROWNIES Maker and Importer London, and .8l
Broadway cor Chamhe-sircei and Broadway New l0fs.
The ucs Harps yet produced Al our eminent professors
prefer them for tier rc brilliant Tone touch and perfect
nnsh 10 al others London Musical Mirror
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