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h9rone Of the saddest looking, but
wittiest members Of The Boston Bar, was
the late II. II Fuller, brother to the
gifted Margaret Fuller, or Countess Os.
soil. Carl, IN the Boston Transcript,
relates, that, being once engaged in a
case whore the opposing counsel had Oh.
t.lned great weight with the jury by clo-
elng his appeal IN food of tears, Mr.
Fuller saw that, with the jury in their
thou state Of mind, all was lost. So, ri.
sing TO reply, in slow aud measured
way, and putting on meek and subduod
air, no oomMAncei with that we'll kno vn
pulpit formula: will-olose these so.
emn-ceremonies"--- Before he could
proceed further, the joke Of the whole
thing was seen and appreciated; the court
Jury and audience were conyulsed with
laughter ard the charm broken.
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The following is the list of German
papers in Ohio, and their positioa in the
political arena:
FREMONT BUCHANAN.
Cine, Volksbatt, daily Cine Volksfreund, (Ca.
Cine. Republikaner, do. tholic) daily
Toledo Express, do. Gin. Wahrheitslreund,
o. staatszeitung (Tole- (Catholic) weekly
do) weekly Westbote, Columbus, do
Tumzeltung (Cin) w'kly unsere Flagge do.
Hochwwchter, do. do. Cleveland Courier do.
Sandusly mtelligonE- Der Deutsche in Holmes
blatt, weekly weekly
wmchtor am Erie do. Sidney Democrat do.
Rakete (Cin.) do.
Chnstliohe Apologize,
(Cin) weekly
Frohe Botsehafter,
(Circleyille) do.
The following is the recapitulation of
all the German papers in the U s. and
their standing:
REoAPiFULATIoN.
FoR Fsr~oSr. FoR BuouArA..
65 papers, So papers.
~ Dalhes, Is Dailies.
81 Weeklies, AOW,klies.
Semi Weekly,
I Monthly.
Referring 10 this statement, the Cino'ti
Commercial says
Thus il would appear from the mere
numerical division OF these papers be,
tween the two Presidential candidates
whose claims they recognise, that theil
respective parties among the Germans
are Of nearly equal strength. This is moi
the proper conclusion. however, as the
following statement will clearly show
Among the Buchanan papers we 6ud bui
TnRkE, viz the New Yorker Stats. Zoi-
tung, New Yorker CrimhmlzeitunQ, and
Philadelphia Demokmt, which have !
large circulation out Of the State in which
they are printed While Of the Fremont
papers TEN, 1.-THE Pionier. Of New YorI
! City, would be number RLEvKN. .-CoMp
via; the Abond Zeitung, Nsue Zeit
aud SlAsts Dsmokrat. Of New Yorl
City, and the Albany Freien Blmt,
ter, the Atlantis, Of Buffalo, the Philad',
Freie Pressa. the Hoehwwchter, anS
\ TurnzOitungsof Cincinnati, and the tw,
religious papap. Chrsiliche Apologies
\ Methodist aud Frohe BotsJhaiiee Uni
ted Brelhrep) Of Ohio. have each d sen
large circulation and wide influence, ncI
only IN the States whore printed, buI
through the salirs North West.
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CONSTITUTION.

ARTIoLE I. The name Of this orga-
nizatiOn shall be The Young Mems Re
publican Club Of TiHin, Ohio"
AHFIoLR II. The officers Of this Club
shall consist Of a President, two Vice
Presidents, Secretary, a Treasurer, and
an Executive Committee Of Five. which
committee is TO be appointed by the Pre-
sldeut.
ARrtoLE III, The duties Of the, Pre-
sident aud Vice Presidents shall be such
as usually pertain to such Office. Those
OF the Secretary shall be to keep a faith
Gul record, in a permanent form, Of the
transactions Of the Club, and attend TO
its correspondence. The duties Of the
Treasuror shall be to collect the funds of
tho Club and disburse them on The order
of the EXECUTIVE Committee The Exc.
cutive Committee shall have general su.
pervision Of the affairs of the Club, call
It's meetings and attend to such duties as
may be required of them by tho Club.
ARrIoLE Nv. The regular meetings
shall be held on SATURDAY evening OF
each week, aud shall continue till after
the Presidential election,
A committee was appointed to report
permanent officers, when the Club ad-
journod to meet on Saturday evening next,
at Webster Hail.
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GLLNI0M house.
W. K. Wilkins, PROPRIETOR,

w. n. Wilkins, PROPRIETOR,
FORMERLY THE HOLT HOUSE
Situated on the corner Of Adams and Sandusky
Streets, west side oIthe Sandusky Riverin the CITY
OF Iiitin; has been lately repaired and furnished
for the especial Accommodation of the travelling
public, this House is in the pleasantest part Of
the City, and Is q large commodous and splendid
building, well adopted to the purpose of public
house, i but few rods from, END in sight o.,
the Railroad Depot, il is the nearest and most
commodious tavern to that point. Mr.. Wilkins
takes pleasure in announcing TO the public that
his House contains plenty Of large airy and
WELL F'URNISHED
sleeping apartments, and that his table is gener.
ally furnished in such a manner as would suit the
most tastidious and while he epdeavors TO satisfy
the wants of his numerous patrons by a punctlli.
Gus discharge ofhisdu aslandlord. He would
also add that his
sra BLt0 % AMPLE.
and he does not forget, or neglect the well being
OF the brute creation that is entrusted TO his
caro-. In conclusion he would say that those
who give him a call will go away satisfied, and
get the worth Of their money.
IiiHn, May 9Oth, 1856. If f
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lOU CHURCH &SCHOoL ROUSE STOVES
just received; warranted ths 49,, !, y ~ -
neThet ni Also general sssortmeHt OF oval. rornJ
euu square column drums for same. For saia
map sp. % ., ters ~, mammoth stove emporium.
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@Y8 8yGY10M lM &IRRlEAN.

aty@' 'IMUG'EaWW IW GEMIE AM
Ma. GusrAvps J. NEwBERr will give Course
OF Instruction in the German Language, to all
those who may wish to learn to read, write or
speak the same.
The object of Mr.. N. is to make the language
rossuE, alying, sFEAIaNo tohgue 70 the learner,
and the method he adopts for this end, is that of
nature. He begins with the first elements, the
hrst accents to be met and mastered FIRST in all
speech, and progressively advances, applying all
former acquisitions, as he proceeds until the learn
er IS fully possessed of the key which viii unlock
to him the treasures of the most perfect language
of modern times
For fERMs, etc, enquire of him at the TRBuNE
office, Tifin, o.
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@l@g 8 1A9g@a
Make houses proof ssan'' Gre and woer BY using
HOFF'S PATENT
COMPOUND ROOFING CEMENT

Hls Cement Is, beyond doubt one ofhe great nven.
lions Of the age. In view ofu low cost easy application
greai durability aud exacl adoption 10 any climate sx
panson and contraction tbeugh the influence OF haat and
cold 4 will nnqneslionnby b. r excel ans other foofnr
now "a use, On aud slate no. exeepted Il bo readily
applied room fevery description, either steep OF a ana
AnoNnto BE- better than anything before discovered
or H'eamboats, Railroad Cars, fonndcys &c Itmay BE-
put on over Old ahiages, without removing them. Two
coats q lmr cement applied ep old leakT tn roof will
make u As good As When new, with less than half ho "a.
ponse ofcommou shingles.
New bndings require be covered only with rough pne
or hemook boards pIevous 10 the uppration OF Tits aole
end ~ oeseA Of emergency, twenty o. even
or squares may be covered single day by preparing
e material day ooore The public are aware ihui la
peen me study q scientific men arehects and bndeFs oi
many yeefs 70 discover article o. combination OF aft
eca Nnd eir proper proportions each 10 the oer foT roof
ng purposes that Will Withstand the sudden chnngos oa
thet, and BE- imrersious 70 wattf and dte
HE inventor o h componnd haa laberpa Any yeagl 4
e2upips etueles ne properties Of Whies pec snch
ousa,e he diheacs Of rust aud decay urh
ene snlpssa end he desEpeon BY 30 rosi OF hl
Pi.sn ehn AN oiher eemonts now use
~ subscriber haviag purchased from e. o. io hsngh
~ ne tnlied staps W a ready 90 ro01ng short no
ueei or " .eughn or Towns Counei and States, lhosl
VINO my wish 20 engage II highly piodbs bgaosi gil
ths he has succeeded in doiug aad nov oIen 10 n.
world few Of tho mupy iestmonlals OF reabla men uhs
eon % had and U Wuuahi every parce of aaIk whcl
any 7uAef % Whatcscr ueme o. nulnToi
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MN MN NMANNAMA.

n, 0IICE u hereby given 20 tbo public that
lN Ia. 4 Warrant for i60 acres Of laaS issued 70
Surpmhq AZ hlipa aad aasianed 20 Lydia Ioseioy
Rpd nuuibored 40 was stolen from nay posaession
some tins in the laSath Of April last an per.
sons arc hereby warn. aEalnst purchasing o. 10.
eetnE A. es a cnveat has been iled IL ihe ca nsral
Land Office al Washings0n 20 ~ ont a patent l..
luine 10 any ciaimant under said --unt Apnli.
cation will eisp be made 20 the maA,ssion,ir a.
Peasions with.a sia weeks ener the dsts OF this
a'--s'. ,. a NOM.
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A SPLENDID assortment Of Yerk's eelebra,sd
ready for inspection and sale q, Yerk. ion
winch Is the only place in Seneca conut, ,,bsrs
you can obtain perfect Einc cooler and a 6l,srsr
ihal wiz alter rain or we'll water a. ners -. 4,
ea,he s',l IRON me heavens. Ladies and gentlemen
80 . ont @ soe tnem ie 27, 'b6 y.
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MTELL a CfSTERN PUMPS; jas, reeeiysa
W complete assortment Of force and M
pumps, garden or Ere engines, &e.. for sale cheap
at Yerks Emporium. 10. n.
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UUU Ofthe best HOusekeepers
NAV IMIB BMWMiIW.

These stoves will be warranted ~ h.L.
1resao, cakes pies, potatoes. roast more me-,
loHl, orol more steak. FISH and aoahs. ana cooI
more Of everything, and do Il better and apicLSr
~, say oiher cook stove that is offered In tbi'
~ MS stove received the 6rst premium A.
Dor. N =" Ainh lhss Octo
June June q, 1856. C,M. YERK.
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Proceedings Oft1s Clinton TIP.
Republican Club.

Tho association met on Saturday eve
ming last, and having been called 70 order,
the following was made lis organic In
strument
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Losses paio during the year
that occurred before, 5,999,5O.
STAT OF PENNsYLvANIA, ! &C
COUNTY OF BRADFORD 90
FRANcis TYLER, President, and J. E. CAvuEr.D,
Secretary clthe "Farmero' Union Insurance Com
pany," being severally and duty sworn, DO depose
ana say that the foregoing is a true, full and cor
rect statement OF the affairs OF said Corporation,
and that they are the above described officers
thereof FRANCIS TYLER, President.
J. E. CANFIELD, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 18th day
Of May, A. d., 1856.
J. b. REEVE, Justice ofthe Peace.
July IL, lS56.-At
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sra BLe0 % ANepLR,
TO I'@R SUCK
JULY APPOINTMENTS

his rooms tollOwss -
Tiihn, shawhan House, Thursday, o4th Joly, Fremont,
kessleEis American, "Wednesday, 23d Julyi Bueyros
MeCoy House, Friday and Saturday IL and 3D. August
toT eoonsuiaon upon oil diseases oihe Throat Langs
Heart Liver Stomach, bowels hdneys and Spleeni also
Dtopsy, Gravel, Rheumatism, NeTv9usness Debility ys
emale diseases, Agne and Fever Fits, lmpurlties
OF t ~, Erupuons Cancers, Ulcers, and an other va
rStss0 standing complaints, both external and inter
For some ION yeu Dr r. has devotod Mia snti,s ~
chronic diseases treating thousands annually many Of
whom had exhausted eYerg Other resource within reach
n cease are miaeFa other paisOns employed nor does
ne make sok 10 make WE'LL tear down build up again
The medicine bslaken ssisty by ne os delicate
and patients may fenun h9mc and continue with nfr
aenee thsif ordinary diet - exepse Many have Ye.
covered under Ne reameat afsG ends and phvslcians
had given pp al hops tho indspuiabe evidence 81 which
can always b furnished. inYads however reduced or
depanng, invited to cali aud may De assured th no
encouragement will b given o. expense Incurred tbout
aeolrssfondng prospect ofrseoyofy
READ THE HOME EVIDENCE ! |
AnAAa, ,sensea Co., O., Ju ., 1855.
d., Tvpa,,-slu
You win remember my eoasauns Tou in April 1854
suffered for about years Il steadily grown unoa me
IN spite feoris made check a. and gradually eeame
nna more ens9laed Forsome ums before applying
70 yeq was much exhagsled that time 70 much
a. 10 BE- Overcome BY te eNefion Nv caaeh was severe
and lonnented me eeary half d,e time eipeeioTated
yeoF maiier which o. times ihOWn W 10 large guam
uues An opnresson or feeling ofsuocaiion IN te chest
with pain through the shoulder mo much suffer
n, and ny bands and ieei we're nearly always cold ~
Omen dripping with nlghi.sueatl In ibis condition casd
on you A fn, and Obtained some medicine. Unlks any
thug hadhaore nsgd, Ia produced change and IA
I'VE wesksl was considerably better continued your pro
scupuoni and Improvement went until health aud stTeh
tsft, and excepting he common effect OF colds, nv forme
symptoms have returned Ny dauehisl ana some o
ibe asghhogs have since iahsn gestpen with decided ad
jSgb ss. 40. wHrEMAN.
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TIN ware, tho largest and mos, con,nIa,. :.
a sonnent ofA No. I tin ware in Ohia. es,ib
found AZ Yerk's Emporium. S' .'U' 60" 70
ie. 27, 1856,
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w ANTED, 1000, 900 pounds of old cs,,inv
w 100000 lbs old copper. bras and ns,s,ass
xS,Ooo lbs, rags, 10000 feet Lumber. Bsrs~SE.
lyn w, geese feathers, ginseng, &C, All Of which
wlIi De paid the highest market price at Ysrks sm.
Poi'uln. % je. ~,
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BOO COPPER and bra kettles, all sizes, from
ferk's stove emporium. IL SHSP SS .ss az
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WhOrOas the undersigned regard the
success Of the principles Of the National
Republican party rs essential to the pro-
servation Of the liberties guaranteed TO us
by the CONSTITUTION, and whereas those
rights and liberties have been, arc now,
and by the declared policy of the Admi-
abstraction party are in future TO be
ruthossly violated, Therefore be Il
REsoLvED, That we, the citizens Of
Seneca County, hereby form ourselves
into an organization for the propagation
and spread of Republican principles, for
the legal resistance of the monstrous
policy OF tho enemies of Free Labor
and that wo adopt for ur governments the
following
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A CARD-itake pleasure Of reiurning my ain.
q cere thanks 10 generous public for their lib.
erRl paironaga and BY strict attention IA bsSi-
ness solicit rontinuaBce Ofthe same.
respectfully yours
June NJ, IV56. c. NJ. YERK.
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ny Tho foolish old cry % Aissolvins
tha Onion is kept up. IphiS R'sih;piy
Eidlcalous. II oan'tbe done gentlemen.
Any compact or structure that can stand
such a lest as the adm nistration Of
Frank Pierce, is Observation-Disclosures
tible. AfIer surviving that. nothing
short Of tbs dnal rain ot iire and brin-
stona can Do the JOB. -zaaesuits Courier.
PRESIDENTIAL ELscrloS. - The day
hxed for the election Of electors q elect
q President and Vice President Of The
listed States. is the FIRST Tuesday after
the drst Monday in November. IL will
fall this year on the fourth day Of the
month.
There lsa shop kept by a lady in New
York, IN che window Of which appears
tbeae words "No reasonable offer refused
unless il.ey have the--e
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WooDEN q Wllow-waro. The House keen
er eau hnd larger aud better assortment,
ceusr and pine tubs. buckets. barrel and dasb
9nurns, sugar and salt boxes, woode en- bowls yol.
hns aud clothes pins, clothe. marlet and corn
osskets' wagons and cabs. rocking horses &e
ferks stove emporium. ie "a
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ideraiion ofths public fnr al roofing purposes.
BIS. uEfORkrT, Arshitoct.
JOHN KILBOUBN, Tin R0ofr.
PETER HOGAN, chief Enqinaar.
SAMUEL BAKER,
JAMES DICKINSON, Tic and Slnio Roofer.
WILLIAM fROTHfNCHAM,
BOYD bRvTHER q Co, Brewers.
AtnANY, Oct. 18Th, 1855
This is 70 certify. that Mr. g. Hoa hns covered iiO
qnt!ea ofa lcaky roof CO.. with ht Patent Cement and
that u gives be entire satisfaction
ROBERT COURTNEY, Coat DrALrn.
- No. 40 DALLfUs srRKEr
unee hour. iiom 1a AN ociouk Can be seen u tas
CITY Horae, 1ihin
- y. z. RUSSELL, Proprietor Maulius, N "
a. hahsbf bOi8fER, Agoats for Ohio.
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Is nhilu hhNu Plunge. dip and spones
''1esat Yerks mporium. IL ~ sss S"e
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os received general assortment of a n ,I1es
olthe celebrated Westera Star, elevated oven
COOK stove; this stove Is warranted to give better
,S sSssls'scuon lhan any other elevated oven stove,
ara" better heat up house and bake better tbsn
NY oIner elevated oven stove, aud trimmed up
WIN lurnIlure that can't be beat FOR sale u
'e-A EluPOrlnm, ie, 81, So
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We ~ nndfl,enQd, owning pfQoflt n hls city have
easrdda iucoastnience oflsakY ih rao sn3 have tried
a tle p.llcp, lcpedel with hlO 30 eject. FIom 10
sndden ehaeges ofho Uaahaf W have aad noihaf tha
was iage remedy Nati sisd @ o. ho1l Patent Goa
foonq Cepeub which plupat 10 b ief she article requisite
~ catahy fcul and ~ deem flc ks ofhs u Ne toh
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Hot Air Cook Stove. ,,V =


80 -. ~ % Also exfra lfree rizes for TTo
'sis. Ihe sale Of ibis stove has taken the lead
o'nefs sold IN fihin, aud IN every other Mac,
stove 10 principle swell as in design. il k bsa,
es' stove IN this city. la manufactured on, Of ,bs
very best lion, and throws 81 other cook ~
we shade u has la. = oven than any other
49,, ,'osa sno oo9,umes less fuel thaa any other
w uhoui any exception II Is the most mngni6cen,
stove IN North America. The best assur,nrs .nJ
guarantee l have ofits soperior qualities YER iii
S.uer n STOVES is' they have given sstsfactoe snd
nave met the appreciation Of ovsr ~"
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,3O May Queen elevated oven cook stove. ina,
emporium. - r - A''i =. sso's sS
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R(l Different styles Of Air Tight, omen from,
w @Oselt-regnlalors. Frankha a1d cottage nar'
or stoves All Of the very latest s,y les 1er ssia
cheap at Ysrks Emporium. ie. a7.
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skS western American double oven eievs,.d
so cook stove just received ali si,s, ",su s,l
SAFE enssp at Yerk's Mammoth tin shop.
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VERk'S MAMMOTH TIN SHOP Il ,bo
place % get your Hause Spoaune. tln roofing
hrichlnE chmnes Yentilators. steam and v,sieP
pipes, COOLER, aud in fact everything made sn5
repaired oat Of tin, copper, sheet iron, brass and
zinc VIVID dispatch je. n.
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ny Stove House EmBOrinm

on Washington Street, in Yerk a Loomis' Block
,enR ~ any other institution west of New York
City There IL no humbug about tb,s, in 80.
20 satisfy Yourself, call and be convinced IaFro
safe, ,,,7t snd ,,,ii small profits = nv motto
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The BIN Ofthe Lower House.

This bill introduced by Mr., GRoss Of
Pennsylvania was on ito frs. hearing de.
'eated BY one vote. II simply provides
for the admission Of Kansas on her Topeka
Constitution, as = free State. Harrison,
of Ohio, Fuller Dunn, and other traitor.
voting, as they have done from the De.
ginning, with the Slave Democracy Oh
fhdrsdsy, July ~, however Barclay
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How the Garmans stand.

The following is The list of German
papers in Ohio, and their positiOA in the
politieal arena.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-11

Expenses for the year, in
cluding Commissions,
Salaries, Rent, Printing
and all other expenses, S4,S42,54
Amount oflosses paid, that
occurred during the year, 2,l94,66
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-02
A Business sketch Of a Business Man.

We copy the following sketch Of the life
of very extraordinary man, from an edito.
rial in the N. Y. Sun:-
sAs an illustration Of business tact and
talent, we may point to the career of Prof.
Holloway, the proprietor Of The most popu-
lar medicines Of the oge. The rise and pro-
gross Of this extraordinary man have had no
parallel during the presen, century. lie has
visited nearly every Court Gin Europe. and
obtained permission for the sale of his pre-.
parations from most Of The crowned heads OF
Old World. The queens of Spain and Por-
tugal, the kings of Naples and Sardinia
granted him audiences; aud in ST. Peters.
burg, which city he visited short time be-
fore the commencement, of the war, he was
treated with marked consideration by the
late Car and the nobility.
Travelling in an elegant private carri-
age, attended by courier, his equipage at.
tracted attention in the towns and villages
through which he passed. The hotels where
he lodged were besieged by persons Of the
first distinction, and the best society on the
continent courted his acquaintance.
"The subject Of these remarks is unques
tonubly an ambitious man. and his skill and
enterprise have placed him far in advance
of all his predecessors and contemporaries
in the same profession. He stands alone !;
and The fact that he can maintain his high
position, despite the interested assaults of
envy and presumption, proves that his med
icines have an intrinsic value, which the
world understands and appreciates. ...
"The sums expended in advertising by
Professor Holloway would be incredible if
| they were not authenticated by his books.
His payments TO the press range from $780,
600 TO 100000 per annum. There is no
printed Language in which his advertisements
do not appear. ..
The ramfica,ions Of his business extend
from the focal point--his vast establishment,
in the Strand, Lon don, over the whole face
Of the earth.
This extraordinary man is now in this
country-in this city. The Tribune, in
| just tribute to his matchless enterprise, says
that having, like Alexander, subdued the
OLD World, he is now preparing to conquer
| the NeW.
professor Holloway has not been tempt.
ed hi,her BY thirst for gain-for his wealth
is sufficient 10 satisfy the most erigeant wor-
shipper Of mammon-b but by phianthropc
desire to extend the benefit of his medicines
among people whose character he admires
Everybody is, of course, anxious to see the
| greatest advertiser in the world. In very
short period, the American reputation of
Holloway's Pills and Holloway's Ointment
will rival their European fame"