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THE PARIS CONGRESS.

The Paris correspondent Of the New York Commercial
Advertiser writes ON the llth inst:
Since the date Of my last the Monisur has officially
nounced the speedy convocaon Of the congress- for the set
tement the question in dispute in regard to the of
of the treaty of the 30th of March last The day
of meeting not yet xed owing to the distance which the
Turkish minister will have to but Ia thought that
preliminary meeting be held before New Years day. and
Immediately aerward the work of the congress will be
promptly despatched.
that it is yet decided by the different gov
the congress shall be composed whether by
first second penpotentarietha TO say, by Secreta
State by the ministers resident at Paris The lat
ter will probably be chosen In that the congress
will be composed of the Count Waewsk for France pres
dent Lsrd Cowley for England Baron Hubner for Aus
tra Count Hazeldt for Prussia Count Kissee for Rus
sia Count yilamsrina for Sardinia and Ali Pacha late
Grand ver for Turkey the present minister of Turkey
Paris being young and inexperienced to be ntrusted
with 30 important duty.
alt 10 genera ally believed that England would not have
consented the congress If she had not first assured
herself she should have majority in the support Of her
particular policy. She Austria, Sardinia,
Turkey while apprehends opposition only from Russia
and Prussia Her position, therefore, in the congress will be
better Of it, nce with absolute majority in her
support questions at issue win be decided according
wishes. France to herself the position of
tray, and will thus the mediator between the con-
tending powers She thus be of service to ALL"
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Conviction of Hanliagioa.

NKw YoRK, Dee. sO-The jury in the Huntington case
to-day found verdict Of guilty, and he sentenced to
the State prison for four years and ten months.
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Arr,pal Of ths Edinbprqh.

Nrw YonK, Dec. 3o.-The screw steamship Ednsurgh,
from Glasgow 18th instant arrived this morning Her adj
vices Of the same date q those per Europa
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ny TELEGRAPH.

Lon Of The SHIP John Gorrop.
Nrw YoRK, Dec. 3O-Ths ship John Gsrrow, from Ss-
vsnnsh for Liverpool foundered when sin days out Her
crew and passengers brought here to-day,
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WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY, moREISe. DEC. al, 1885,

oA. IsHAsL JAsxs, No. Is2 soah Ten street, fh-as
80 4 our general travelling asent assisted b WIZ n
80 rolLRs JAAEs DKKKISs, HAMuIr, X . JAAEs, ihoS.
" NC. r. W. MosHlsos. Il. w, wIEr, VIZ L. WATEhAAh,
nj CAHsoN d. MrsuE, BEAF swAIN Il AsAMAA' anu
y DAUa
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Departure Of Recrui,. for Nicaragua.

NEW 0sLsAss, Dec 2s.Ths steamship Texas sailed this
morning for Nicaragua having board 500 recruits for
Walkers army.
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Mon-arrivaI u the Niaaara.
lfarksts.

HALIFAX, Dec. sos, p m.Fhe weather is clear. There
no signs Of the Niagara, now due at this port.
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National Theatre.


FANNY MoRANTs NATIONAL THEATRE.
Miss Fanny Morant Lessee and Drecress.
CARDI
The public respectfully informed that the accomplished pop
uar iavone,
MISS FANNY MoRANT
Having the lessee and drecess win hereafter
management and control of the
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Enter the belief that the with The the
establishment Of one SO emineny qualified by ss,e and
fully appreciated the propretors have no d. that the public
that efforts win be wanting on her part to deserve it,
The Theatre will ssay closed Monday and Tuesday
evenings December % and 3o for the eopenng
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, DEC. 81, 1855,
when ' @ HDs1
PEG woFFINGToN,
In the drama Of
MASKS AND FACES.
To be followed by extravaganza
nightly acted in Baltimore with peas of laughter entitled
THE MUSES. BY STARLIGHT.
Among incidental Of will be found the
eephant James Buchanan and Millafd FIJI
Sa.e s Ga"es at W"roS aoa h oy and
YANKEE Lass My Mary Anne Ap''heosis Of Washington &C
Thursday, second night OF Miss FANNY MoRANT.
Dec 27-tdt
Tne Congregational Globe and Appendix.
THIS passed by
debate, and The laws joint resolution
passsa s py A h,xs s ~ ~ Nv % ,s % t " ns ms o @
therefore furnish the back pumhsrs
snSscrpuop. may romsdby mosey
subscriber resides. JOHN c. MVEs.
Dec 3l-3tdAcp
A vsIo.bIs Gin any season, and Of Permansn,
"A value, is webster's Unabridged Dictionary.
Published hy g. 4 c. merriam, Springfield. Mass
sold by all booh.eiers in Washington and elsewhere.
Also, WebsteI's School Dictionaries.
NEW YEARS PREsENrs.-N. w. GAIT n BRO. hsv.
ut large addoss their stock Of Watches wely
Of which have beeu expressly Or
Persons really elegant present,
NJ. w. GAIT h BRO, Jewellers
Dec 3l-3t 3ai Penn av., between 9Th and IO,h SITS,
Bank OF Metropolis.
December 81, 1855.
THIS BANK viii closed usual Thursday the laua.
Persons having payable on day win be
pleased attend 10 them the Day immediately preceding
Dec 3l-d2uf
U.s. rse.ired from view YorI-A very desrsele pattern
ash cake, and knife, which, with my
respectfully dssct'r
'' The "' caaUscsS 1rsT'' &ssEffsrs AZ ffssas'
No q street, 'ear r'sn.,l
NOTICE customers as urmea that lher accounts are
made on, and w be rendered ~ween is and the m Of
object having rendered get by sp-
bee S5-a NJ. W. GAIT BRO.
no coSFEorioSERs-Proposa win be received uutil The
~ "a o,Sy ne .sm.n @ M ts1rsn, pgs I ,sl a. y
Exhibition the Meuopoi'sn Mechanics lnas 10 be
Tss SSs', %T ssIes 20 q % me eSSs allotted % IN o.
as ng ao satisfactory evidence Of ns ability furnish
ADDE'S The undssned superintendent Of tho EIhbou &, hi.
DssN so,FeOIt oaAs ,. sTANsBURY.
once of the washin gton Gas IiRh Company.
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Fire and 10" Of life - Baltimors.
BAlrisosK, Dec. 90,k ere occurred in building on
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DErIRrsusT.

TREASURY DEP,RrsIsT.
November 90 1855.
Notice hereby given Of the
United This win purchase the until
ID Of March next OF 81 shah be prey
from the date the last semi dividend Of Interest thereon,
with days additional interest for
the vendor, the following Of premium said stocka
For the stock of Ista, premium Of 10 per
fo Of isf ls4s premium Of per csnti
Tor Of 1880, commonly called Tera Indemnity Stock
premium of6 per
assigned United party duly
tied receive the procecds between hereof and the
lst day Of January the hu
assigned BY present slOckholds viii payab,
fore and corresponding deduction be made om the
able for stock
Payment assigned viii
by drSs the Assistant Treasures Boston, New YORK,
Philadelphia, the option parties
money which should be expressed in the letters the
certificates. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Nov ss-dtadMarehih Secretary Of the Treasury.
TAKE NOTICED c. Ridscy re.p, euyinfomshs custom
e.. who have accounts at hs sure 10 ns f ward ha, they
earnestly rCaqs: que = s.rGeU. BY cash. on which sssgces ef
ahose not wishing to be called on daanss VII please can
Dec as~dIwii' prorr.,, Fn, Ward.
The Congressional bank,
Corner Of Louiss AND Seventh rrta,
Washington, u. O..
WILL receive deposes collection. on AT The p,scps
s' IN the Union" and promptly s'sns ,S any ssss..n
Dec oO-d9mt ''''''
EoH large handsome brick house,
with back buidings sc, 14h
immediately. Apply ". r. WHITE, Gfoces,
Dec rs du Louisiana avenue
| WOULD HEREBY CAUTION all Persons rgsirss
negotiating trading for BY myself and
~ y NJ Ewe, dated december "a 1856 after
sns sas IS,s having Ssss o. no has just e f the
Dec ~ dst : = '''' "'''" " ~ cARrENTER
SpECIaL sorICETbe subscriber havna made some nm
that all unsettled should closed
st short With this view, having
viii have them rendered previous the lsi Jaanay
hope that they will
JAS. g. MCGUIRE.
Dec sg-dsti Auction and Commission Merchant
JACOB REED,
Manufacturer d
ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING,
No. 10 south Finh street phiisdsipha
All co,ors and qualities Of military ncy o'hs
hand, and for sale Of .ae Lowest p,ice.
oc, Is-d6ri
y. Phillips,
or Alabama,
ysttorney-af L,s.
once 7th street and louisiana avenue
Dec 6--d2mt
CARD.-we hereby notify those who open sccoun..
books that they se made NO 70 the 6,h
M btR that win IN.
upposiur nv labor
on cish hsndred o. hou family sceuan matter ~
ha, our ohee and have every accoun sed np
either ny eash or notes sfsiisfacory dates
Dec Il aaw4wft uooE, BRO, a co,
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Cholera ;a Vep,sn,la

ErwYoRE, Dec. ao-AdVioes from Curaooa TO the 9TH
instant have been received. The cholera prevailing In
Venezuela. Salt scarce at Curscos.
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TAKE NOTICED G. Ridgcy resp efuyinfo his
ere who have accounts at bis 10 the f ward that they
viii on and rrHdy FOR delivery New Yeai
earnestly stlsment which dedacon Of
wiz be mRde during h week In Jsaunry
Those wishing be called dunnoa will please
the and settle, ID, o. RfDGEIN,
Dec 95-diwtf' Druggist, fpt Ward.
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% OOMs FOR RENT-Furnished unfurpished, with OF
II board boarding by the day, week, moeh, the
terms, No. os fennsyyans avenue opposite VIII
lard q Hotel. Dee e5-dlw
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1850 q not denied Col Bissel has admitted H. and go-
red in hundred times II is also true that the const
tuition Of the State ofnos adopted in lS4s contains the
following provision:
Apy psrscn who shall after the adoption 81 this cons
tuition fight das, send accept challenge for that
purpose be alder abettor in fighting duel shall be
deprived Of the right Of holding oee OF honor proh
State and shall be punished otherwise In such
is or may be prescribed by law"
II is also true that It adopted OF the
that two the members Of the convention had during its
session left the State for the purpose OF fighting duel
and the clause quoted inserted citizens OF
Illinois engaging in duelling affairs out OF the State well
as in il II is also true that Col Bsse understood at the
time OF his acceptance of the challenge that il worked
disqualification hold Office In Illinois, and in his subse
quent for Congress- appealed TO the voters OF his
district support him because he could hold no oce un
der the State but could hold seat in Congress.
In face of facts he must before he becomes governor
of Illinois take the following oath provided by that cons
tuition:
do solemnly swear (or AFFIRM as the case may bs that
have not fought duel, accepted challenge TO
fight duel the probable issue OF which might have been the
Of either party been second TO either party,
In any aided in such duel been know
ngy the bearer of such challenge or acceptance since the
adoption Of the constitution and that will not be so engaged
concerned, directly indirectly, in about any such
duel during my continuance In Office So help me God"
This oath must be taken in the State of Illinois II he
shall take the OATH will II be true or will 1t be alsef Aud
If false will he "render himself liable to indictment
for perjury The liability to indictment In Illinois will
not arise from having accepted challenge to light duel
in the District of Columbia but in consequence Of taking
false oath (f shall be fase in the State OF Illinois Is
it not then despite the communication Of s. IAN interest
ing legal point" T. L. H.
We think the crooked correspondent OF the tegener
is brought back handsomely to the point which he had
aruly lodged With the facts presented above before
the country (however the "legal point may be seted
If Col Bsse should take the oath with the appreciation Of
his party it will be another evidence of that reckessness
and corruption of black repubcanism which we have SO
often exposed and severely condemned. The moral
OF the people Of Illinois will revolt against such
duct, and drive from power its guilty perpetrators.
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RAhRoAps IN THE UNITED STArB-The annual state
ment Of railways in the Union has just been published by
the United States Railroad and Mining Register It makes
the total number Of miles of railway 24s2 being an in
Of 334 the preceding year The increase is
larger in Pennsylvania than in any other State being
while the largest increase in other States Is Illinois, 39s
Indiana 36s and Wisconsin, 1853 miles Ohio heads th,
st with 2,s69 New York following next With 2,To2 Hi.
nois, 1881 and Pennsylvania, lea miles
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GRAND PRESIDENTIAL BAIL.-A grand presidential ball
In honor Of the election Of Buchanan and Breckinrdge
viii be given at Jaynes hall Philadelphia on the stl
of January next under the direction Of the Keystone Club
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Know all persons by these presents that has eased,
md hereby releases the State OF Texas from all further liability
claim for the OF ce6cat. evidence debt
Der -, for the sum Of - issned BY the late republic Of
TeIas NAV
be and redeemed by The United sAs pro-
visions OF Of Congress, entitled An provide
Of such creditors OF the late republic Of Texas
pretended In the act Of Congress Of September
dred hy the 2sh OF
Of the state Of TEXAS, approved The lsi Of February 1870
AZ witness hand and seal,
Aug 22-dinlftJan
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The Congressional Bank,

Corner Of Lophsisna and ssrsmh nrea,
Washington, o. O.,
WILL deposles on AT The pscip.
cities the Union, and promptly send any busine-sn
is line y. JARDiEN, Cashier.
Dec 20-d3mI
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wiilards' Hotel,

}. O. ". A. WILLARD,
Psnnsyiparia avenue and Fosrfssnth street,
Washington, u. O.
Ian 1o-din
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FANNY MoRANT's NATIONAL THEATRE.
ss Fanny Morant. Lessee and Drectress
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Know all peTsonsb by presents released,
and hereby relears the United States
liability claim for
number for the sum OF 8 issued by the late republic Of
Texas by the authorities State
bel United accordance with the
provisions Of OF Congress- entitled provide
creditors republic
pretended the ae, Of Congress September eighteen
hy approved the February
Of the State OF Texas approved the February
As witness my hand and seal.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-14
GROeRRlRS.

ofall kinds, Of tho very bes, quality, md as low
as tho lowest.
Goods for childrons wear, both for mns,ots,
and missoa Ia great varieties, Misses Oats and
bonnets, boys hats aud onpi, checks and light
goods, for boys clothing, also worry IA n stock oi
chIldrons plain aud fancy shoOe, Also a tromon.
doua lot Of goods for mems summer wear, both
cotton, linen, aud light casimoros tvoods &c, -
Ia fact lot me say that In this store YOU eau and
ouoh aud every article, both forlndlos aud gen.
lomoR, In tho piece, or ready made thpt yoa can
call Tor, and pledge mysolito be
UNDERSOLD BY NO ONE.
N. d. Every Kind ofeountry produce wanted
for which tho Highest market price will be paid
Buans, Chickens, Beoswex, Rags, Feathers, aud
Timothy and Clover seed, corn, oats and Hides.
Also Lumboru and any quantity ofgood shingles.
Gentlemen.
WILL RECCOLECT that nay ready made
uothng, furnishing aud tailoring establlsLmantu
arc In tho mos full blast aud that at tho rear oi
tho Store Rooms they eau pass from one TO the
other, and they mast further recollect, that this
Store Is the store Tor thom TO eomf o. as they can
bring their lady and tho whole family, aad ~,
oyary thing they want without going out doors.
Right squaroln front Of tho Court House,
Thin Ohio, May ist, ly.
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WD pleasure in sayinq ihs iadie thai ~
t now prepared 10 show diem ono oi NE choicest lot
Fancy Goods offered in ths market, amour whh 20
Noio Antaus and rfo do rhiua sks Mcrnoel ilsairot
nritaei, Mtss aad Nssncincs iacct fflurh kmtoiaer
lee n ffcatrnciy, and VI better qualif uan - ouna B
This market Bonnet fiAfi lltiias SOD fefet huups.
trniinfr nf5ohe sit and Wool our and fqaare thaWh
Coats, and Talmat Cioatina cloths iains and TeFe'
The sss sss iusitsd 10 dall sad sEsnlao TO- then.
elves
eept 7th, ta5s
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DOCTOR HooFLAND's CELEBRATED
II II % N III - u

DOCTOR HOOFLAND's CELEBRATED
o Err N 4 " BIT TIERS.
PREPARED ny c. NJ. JACKSON, Philadoiphia, Pa
WILL effeotually cure Liver-complaint, Dys-
w popsia, Juundco, chronic or nervous de-
btlity, diseases Of the kidneys, and all diseases
arising from a disorderod stomach orliveT.
Such as constipation, inward piles, fuluess,
or blood to the head, acldity Of the stomach,
Nausea, Heart burn, dlsguit for food fulhess or
woightin the stomach, sour oructations, sinking
or auttorng at the pit Of the stomach, swimming
Of the head, hurried aud dficuls breathing.
luttering at the heart, choaking or sufocating
sensations when in a lying position, dimness o.
dull pain in the head deficiency OF Precipitation,
yellowness Of the skin aud eyes, pain In the
side, back chest, lilbs, sc. Sudden lushos Of
heat, burning In the flesh, constant imaginings Of
evil, and great debility ofsprits.
The proprietor In calling the attention Of the
public TO this preparation, doosso With feeling
Of the utmost confidence Ia its virtues, and Its
adaptation to the diseases for which Il recon-
mended.
Il isno new and untried article but one ,ha.
has stood the tost Of ten years trial before the
American people, and its reputation md sale is
unrivaled by any similar preparations eXtaat,-
The testimony In It's favor given by the most
prominent and well known Physicians and in
diyiduals iu al parts Of the country, is immense
Thomas Letchford, Covington, KY, Decem-
Der a, 1853. says; "My wife has been affected
with the Liver Complaint and dyspepsia for
uumpof OF years. curing WfnCh time nave
paid great deal fer doctoring, but she receiv ed
very little benefit therefrom snd.h-Rlly the doc
tors said she could not be cured. Last spring
she concluded to try your bttersi she took two
bottles, and ever sincetaking them she has been
able to attend 20 her business. have sold
quite number of bottles through her recon-
mendation, and as far as can learn, IL has given
Satisfaction to ALL
David Abbott, Austinburg, Ohio, Deeembe er 5 4,
! 1853, says; "Permitme 10 boar testimony to the
remarkable efficacy Of your German Bitters in
the cure Of ofLivercomplaint. For years pre- yious
to taking Il, / was severely afflicted with disease
Of the liver, 80 much so that did not expect to
live, but by FREQ use Of the bitters thanks 10 a
kind Providence, / find myself entirely restored
Ito health and ableto resume my usual employ
ment."
These Bitters are entirely vegetable, and free
from alllnjurious ingredients.
For sale by Druggists and storekooporse every.
where, and by
GIBSON & sLANKER, 1. L. stJohn,
Tiffn, r. c. Caples, Rome, fl. & l.. D. Arnold.
Melmore. fob I51y
49, o.
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ID FRANKLIN's
~ ESnti0lHY YdrOpRthic Institute,
OnHTA NJ Y


Elos been Ia aucoeSsful operation seven
months. The amount OF business done in
the Cure has f0I surpassed the most sanRuine
expootationB Of The proprietor and tho pros
pect Is fair fog full house next spring, there
fore all who wish Tooms will do we'll TO ap.
My soon. The new edihoe is Of brick and
stone 100 by bs II. Eve stories high, and ar
ranged expressly for Water Cure. There
are two Bath rooms entirely BepeTate, for the
sexes, furnished with every variety of bathea
and an abundance Of pure soft cold and
warm water. The rooms are all we'll venti-
lated, large, pleasant and neatly furnished,
Eve-y room IL supplied with soft sprinRand
ilt, red rain waterof the purest quality. II
is aTdly necessary 10 say that Fredonia Ia
one OF the most preferable localities in the
United States, every way considered and es.
peoially Tor tho invilid. Terms from 6 dol
lars 10 ~ dollars per week including Room
board and treatment, according TO room and
attention required. Those who are very help
less must provide private servants. Zach
patient requires ono comfortable, two wool
en- blankets, two cotton and ono linen sheet
and or crash towels, aud a riding habit
foI ladies'. II furnished by the proprietor
dollar per week will be added All bills
70 be paid every Saturday. Prescription for
home treatment by letter or otherwise, from 1
to doilarsi Communications post paid, ad-
dressed TO ID. ID. franklin, M. d, FTedonia,
Chaut 90. N. Y. will receive prompt attention,
"ln the sweat OF thy face shalt thou cat bread
till thou return unto the ground" Gen. o,
10. 'The sleep Of laboring man Is sweet
Ecol, o, 10. Those who have not much mon.
ey may come, as theirlabor will be taken In
part payment. Females whose cases re-
qunei iwhll betreated upon the successful
principle W ioh has been kept a secret by
DT hamiltonof Rochester N, ", which will
be an extra charge.
Fredonia,Fob, %, -s55. tE
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New Goods.

NHIssEsA.& & E. HUSBAND have Justroesiv-
I'VE cd from New York n we'll solooied stock Of
NEW GOODS, embracing every variety and
some choice styles Of Ribbons, Flowers, Bounots,
Caps, Grapes, Glacio silks and Tissues for Mantl-
las, Lace and Muslin FlouncinPs Lace and Mus
ling Collars and Sleeves, Undorhandkorchiefs,
Dress Trimming &C., sc.
Straw Bonucts Bloachod aud altered into the
latest sty los also Mautillas made,
g-The cornor Of Blacks Block.
April n 1885
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Waterford, Mass, July Qs Isss.
PhOf. .O.J.WOODs With condolences, 90 reconr,s,a
your lar hesoratVei a. being The suaeous article
ever saw have used the Wsphe md oheTpTcpaTtions
Of The dhy al without effect. Since using youf Hair RSs
ratye my hair and whisker which were almost white bsv
gradually grown darki and now feel confident hats ~
more applications viii restore them their nstural eoio
y alo mas renewed eof All dandruf and unpleasant ite
ing, common among penons wqo peTspirs ffeelv
J.. KffmN
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gvv, NtUit" A-Hsti lehhtythnlbj March o. 1883,
Dix In consequence Of having hair for several ve.v,
past not only gray but perfectly white have cut N bo
and worn cars % hide II from Views bn some teo bobth
since was Induced to your Hair Restorative and must
IN uIoe say that is effects were almost fr n
has changed gradually 70 all itI former spendo a. tooio.
and len Il so son and gvsy TO be more benuti az
Il ever vas when under the influence Of the finest OH
eame,t hereiore geeommend 10 every lady a. decided
" Pi0pialoh iof tolst use o. gnylhing In TIE
"oha' BETSY SMITH.
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Banlr,

JOSIAH HEDGES, A. {. C.BALDwIN and w
y G, HEDGES have associated themselves for
business underline name OF
w, c. HEDGES Co.
Interest will bo paid on deposits standingt
3months at per cent per annum.
o +" D ("
~ Z" 90
Land Warrants bought and sold.
W! c. HEDGES a Co.
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InHN HTAnn al 40.

EEsFECTTULLY announce to the public that
- they arc no longer in any way interested
IN the SHAWHAN HOUSE STABLES, but
still carry on the LIVER YBUSINBSSa at their
old stand, where the public, as heretofore,
Will always find good horses and fine oarria-
ges-better and cheaper than at any other
stable in Tifin. PASSENGERS win be taken
10 any section Of the country on short notice,
DAY OR NIGHT. Anyof Slaub's friends can
have their horses kept and fed in his stable
all times. Saddle Horses and single bug
ies-or buggies to let without horses; in fact
we can accommodate the public in any shape
or form. That is our aim and we ore bound
to do il, without fear Of friend or foe'
~ The rumor that STAUB & co. have
SOLD their LIVERY stock is a LEI WE
still have the best stock Of horses and buggies
in Tihn, and our prices are lower than ever
" GOLD JOHN' viii be on hand at all
times at his stable, where ne looks "oyery.
thing over himself
May nth t855,--tf.