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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-03

Man doubles al the evils Of his fate by
ponderiug over them, scratch becomes
wound, slight an injury, 4 iost an insult
4 small peril great danger. and slight
aiekness ends IN death BY brooding ap-
prehsnsions.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-03
TO THE SICK.
APRIL APPOINTMENT,
DR., n. TUBBS,

DR., n, TUBBS,
A NALYTlC PHYSICIAN, willbe in auendsnos Al
"A TIFFIN, a. the shawhan House, Saturday ieM April
FREMONT, Kettefis Amaricun, Fdday, 1Qih April.
BUCYRUs, MoCoys Hotel Saturday, asih April
Let those who dospond feai The mouy
Fo, gpon sndises,s, oF,hs Thtoa,,Isns
Heart Liver stomaoh, Bowesi kidneys and spleen ,ais'
Dfopsy, Gravel Rheumats, Nefvonsnetst Debility Dyt
pspia Female Diseases, Aguo and Fever, Fits npurts
ofthe Blood, Eruptoni, Cancers, ucei and aotheT
risuss ofoHg
Fos some years nf T has devoted Me sntiis timst,
chronic dseatet treating thousands annually, many
whom xhauttedevery other fetoucewihih reach. II
no maeralt oherPosonr employed hl
make sick 70 make well, tsas down TO buld up Tn,
medcinetcan be taken with safety BY the moti doiouts
andpatent may remain a. home aud continue withpru
dence therurdnufy dletand exercise MAnyhsve rooov
cred under the treatment amer friends and phytciant
gvenup allhope the ndilpu,able evdspos ofwhieh
alwaysbe furnished Invaldi however reduced and dis
pairing einvitedtoca and mas be assuredthatuosn
oouraFement wllbc given oxpehte Incurred, without
orosponding piospeet ofreoovefy.
We commend the following astonishing cRpe Of
liberation Of the right lung. inv diving, doubt.
less, the Ploura on the same side TO the atton.
tive perussl Of oousumpiivebi
UNION Tp,. Logan Co. Ohio. Fob. 81.
| DR.TUBBs-When saw you In July last,
was In a very feeble condition. had had vi
olent cough Tor the eight months previous, &C.
comp aniod by ditchNrgo e enormous quaint
ties OF putrd matter, sdch rs Issues from an old
sore. Some times Il was tlhgod with blood. The
ncCu mulhtlon OF mnNor IN inc CnehA became 20
great as TO cause enlargement externally OF
the breast or side. When the absoess broke the
Gov Of matter was so profuso as nearly TO eau 's
sufocatiou.
Aflor OK poc,ora,iug thus freely, the swelling
would subsido. The pus would then gradually
collect again, rrod ueling the same iullbess, and
follow. d by a most copious discharge as be
tore.
This eontiuued for about four months.And IN.
Ill after commenced your treatment. I was
reduced In Aesh had night swean, and my ank
les aud lower limbs swetled 80 large that band
aging was resorted to 10 ordor TO reduce ". My
cough was eonunuou some nights depriving
me almost altogether Of rest or sleep. lthprov
M snt was gradual, but continued Rher seeing
you, until I got entirely rid OF my sweati, i,c0ugh
and expeotoration, also the enlargeme mt Of the
side, aud am again ~ Aeshy a. is usual for ma
when IN health. SO far the severe weather oi
winter has produced no return tf my old symp
toms. and health and strength remain comlorta'
good I had 20 expectation Of ever agaiu being
as now avn. I now furnish this that others may
know what means we're employ ed during my re-
covory. Having resided forty years In Logan Co
am we'll known to in citizens, to whom refer
ehce NAV be had. Yours truly.
gAMfIEI MORE
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-03

Farm Rghtg, one ito I've acres, eI-eight 20
fifteen acres, l,5c-6fteen to seventy acros, Al
10 cts per aore---ono hundred acres, "a; second
do, dolls, and every hundrsd thereafter at 5
dolls. additional
Where We have no AeeRts, Farmers, By sen.
ding name In hlll, number Of acres In farm, the
deducdng twenty per cent. for all SIMS sent o.
yer dolls, will receive deed by return mall
Regitlered letters at our rick change 70 be
ient II postage stamps.
The ppteutea Of this Fence has hearly poI-
fected simple SelGopsAlnE Gate, (snra cost
about dolls. pc gate, which those forwarding
amou nts for Farm Rights. will have the right 20
use. when patented, without addltlonal cost.
Tihn,MaFoh,l3 's7.-3W.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-03

A CURE yoR CRlEonNE.-The young
nep Of fashionable society propose 70
form themselves iatO combination A.
gainst The gigaatis nuisance Of orinoIne.
This copfederaey Fih style itself the
Anti Dancing League. its msmbefa all
engaging with each other not 10 contract
any engagement to dance on any evening.
atRRy party whatsoever, with any young
lady. or with any old woman. who wear
thoso prepoStarous skirts which incom-
mode everybody about her for consider
able dis.aaee,snd render the performance
Of 9 walts o. aolks. with the most eli
gibls PaitneF.er iatolerAble bore.--[ Punch.
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SAMUEL MORE
Thelr OurabilitV.

BRaoEvhLE, Trumbull eohuty, o, July 1888,
Or. rUnBs, Sirtwo years agt last april, called with
NV son 20 have him trsatedioFfis lie bad had them every
few weeks fr year and ahalfbeioTe. Aef prescribed
he had but one and has had none sincs then.
Varoua other medicneshad been given without beneh
and our rphysiei an said he never could be cured.
YourA truly SOLOMON HUBER
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! AnMTNIsTRATORD NoTIQR.

n WILL odar for talo e rnblit vendne, q ,frou'
Aof the Court House in Tmiu. See. Co. ohio.
On Sstardsy. the tih day Ci April, io5icom'
mcrclnF a 10 O'Clock, a. h. - ps raenul prep
srty bslonqint % the estate Of Richard n. loa.
iia. deed, consisting Of ne following vaiueble
property vn Ono 6ne brown Horte, one Sac
graz mare. e set Of Gee cardsge harhets, = sen
3 ne single harness, carriage, cutter aud salkie
an new together With brides, blankets, hahers,
5 robe 6ne double bprrelled shoi.gunj Also
q 6ne Raa Bursau, Divan and Table. A set Of
Sofa CD airs, sofa bodstoad and other prepery,
s IN neW and Of the best quality.
TIE R MS OF 81 ALE;
An suuos under g. cash. sums Of %. and o.
Tera credit Of nins months will be gwen When
good security is ofsred
Adm'r.
Tian, March, aO.SI Sw.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-03
swEEDs IRON,
Ruula Nail Rod and Forslgs
Iron.

Warranted
CAST & SPRING STEEL,
UAsi Steel y In. square TO- In
aud a ful asr0Itment qi all
uifsi or nat, round, nquafe and
oalHaon.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-03

THF FlasF or Ara IL opened out mis-
~ driSElY. fOggy, raw and disagresable,
notwithstanding which the movers were
Ott and the internal economy Of the city
was reduced 70 utter confusion. Babies,
boxes, beds. pigs, cattle. pots and groce-
Tiss we're mixed peIlnell. The first Of A.
pril is great day in Qua large oity
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THE INTEII GER.
TRi1A1 MORNING MARCH q, 1877
10 TnE t.URLIO.
vsbars .n' day sofa 70 lfs..r'. alapsFao,

v. have hi, day sold to Ars..r.. csipbs lioDerno.
,..D,ire 1ntyltseacer weFeturn our
70 cur patrons tie many acts Of kndpessv have n.
..ire at eir hands and cordially successors
o,herno.ice wedOubtuOttey win everbsEound prompt
and attentive to every department Of business, and win
,,e,try eor, deserve the patronage ef shecomnunlt
,r accounts irun Isth Instant. and We hope our
,zd Win aid speedily closing up our outs.andlSr
accounts.
The Of the Ora WI be settled BY either Of the
,.raer., and Mr. Beatty VIII be found atths once for that
purpose. DIATTY&co.
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BALrIMoRE, March 26.-The Alcohol distillery
Of .. Higbee 4 Co., President street Was burnt
steam boiler. Building shattered, bricks and
timbers thrown great distance aud several per-
sons injured, four burnt bodies were taken from
the ruins, and it is thought others are still be-
meath. Thetire ragged with great violence and
was suppressed with great difficulty. Loss not
,aScertaiHpGl
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DINNER

EouIsylLlE, March 28-A complimentary din
ncr to Ex.Secretary Guthrie, at the Gait House,
was given by the citizens, without distinction Of
party, Judge Bullock presiding. About 800
oquent speech, responding to AIr. Bullock 1t
was quite am enthusiastic assemblage The
evening was enliycned by .tcasts, speeches, ,nu-
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STEAMBOATS, SUNK.

ST. Louis, March 2G.-Therc Was a collision
last night between the steamers South America
and Fan Claire, about 90 miles below here, by
which the latter boat was cut down and sunk in
twenty-five feet water. The Fan CIaire was
from from Pittsburgh with a. cargs of Iron Rails
and Glass, for this port, which, together with
the boat will prove a total loss.
Eads and Nelson sent the Bell Boat to the
assistance of the A. L. Shotwell this morning.
PoRTLANp, March go. he steamer Oglesbay
ran into the steamer Grapeshot, lnile and a
half below here, md sunk her.
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RRnM ALRANY

MARcn UT is rumored that the defalcation
in.the Central Railroad Office grew out Of the
fact that Martin Schomanachcr, late Auditor Of
the Canal Department, Bank Superintendent,
&c., emhezzled $40 900 of the Company s mon.
ey, while he held the Office of Comptroller
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NEW ARRAN14ENf-E.N1IT

We are determined from tis time on to reduce our n,i.
mes. 10 thu system fast permit
We are per.uaaed that ts arrangement wiz be mutually
..ye arranged that this ate no subssrptiop
CO; Of the city will he received uttss accompsuie b The
poney sna all subscribers who are found in ar
rars at the OF January, 1873 win stricken from our
m All subscriptions viii be disseminated At the expiration
Q, The tIme raid for.
All ADVERTISING except by the year, Snd job work. casl:
Mlreh 9Th, 1851.
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BY THEH 81 lglIoEE ~. I.INE. ]
,oFI1cH oRSHss AFlsla AND no Is5E sFREErs..


FROM Y.ASHINGTONIs ,gsn
MARCH 26. tits rutnore that Ess Gov IGdt!l
is TO succeed Elisha NhittleseY as Comptroller
OF the Treasury, tprthN it'll.
the resident has had = slight return of his
disease for the last two days and has again been
PARTIAL disabled b 81 8 rs
lille the President twas receiving company,
between 4 and 70 clock, he receivsd tele.
graphic despatch Announcing the death of his
nephew q brother of Miss Lane. Further cere-
monies we're suspended, aud no business was
transacted at the SVl,iteH House to-day.
Ex.2ov. Geary had a long private interview
with the President early this morning. Gcary
will ProtablY leave the city to tomorrow, soon
to return.
Walker is willing to accept the Governorship
OF Kansas but has not yet overcome tile obiec-
ttiohs, Of his family.
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STRAMRClAT RHRNEn

ST.. Louis, March 2G.-The steamer Sultana,
from New Orleans to ST Louis, was burned to
the waters edge, three miles below Hickman's,
about 10 O'clock Inst night Two persons wcre
killed, and others Whowerc seen TO jump over
board are supposed to be drowned.
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Fon ST. Lorls AND KERkr1.-The elegant
new steamer Martha Putnam has her papers up
for St Louis and Keokuk to-day. This is her
first appearance ut our landing, having been
completed but short time ago Her accommo.
dalions are of the most desirable Kind, and last
evening she had quite number of passengers
on board. Her furniture and equipments are Of
the latest and most imprOveti kind. Capt L. r..
Jewell, of Marietta, is her commander, and his
brothers j. 7. and c. w. Jewell, are the clerks.
All of them are attentive and gcntlemanly OFF,
GERS, and the very men to make a trip agreeable.
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TnE Democratic Senatorial Convention, which
met at Wellsburg yesterday, nominated Wm.
Jones, of Brooke, rs their candidate. For Mr..
Jones, personally, we entertain a highregaFd.
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TnE CoxsoLIDArroN.-Th Harrisburg cores
pondent of the Washington Commonwealth,
speaking of the consolidation act just passed by
the Legislature of Pennsylvania, remarks, that
the passage of this actwill. give new impetus
tOthe Hempfield Road aud will secure its carly
completion to Washington and in avery short
time to Greensburg. The proyiso MAS scanned
closely by she experienced eye of Gen. Foster
and it not only saves the original charter but
secures the completion Of the Hempfcld. A
new day has dawncd on this enterprise, and as
long as such men are at the helm as Sweeny,
Reed, & Co, the interests of the Road will be
well attended to, and well guarded.
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IiS VIII not responsible for tl,e ON e.
may be produced counterfeit eI Fc,s an
M bs s Ks peIsons p not DC cautioned
Inv ma me- I ~ though aud
Me,nis ~ 80 BY Mayors 81 eitrs
OF congress, PHYSICIANS and Me fchartE Of ~
Ss he has shown by certificates pnbIhs
@ SSlS Fllade nhan, then they must bear the eopSe
DO H,,g SstfF than i BEGAN and ossf5iy
e5oap aud teeinE, and ladies' use It for tIle SKIN and
lse when applied. ~ y pam S&llaot SS-
DEPARTMENT 50 South Egth street
Sc etstGicates IN WetkIy a1pers. -
~ ~ In9 y per bottle and perton has ever
other cty '' eSsFlc 0il out myself In this any
eF In the world Of Electric. on @
For sale by 4. II. LOGAN q CO. Btfdpe corrSt
.-.fsTSsS ~ hAUGlLINS' 4 BUSEIRIELD,
Ss Monroe Street
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i;.5. EX-SENATOR PRATT.
baltimore, March 26. 1t is stated TINT Ex-
Senator Pratt has been rendered the mission,to
Prussia.
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ARRESTED.

PHlLADELPHIA, March 26.--Mr. Waggonsel.
Ter, the runaway Cashier of the New Castle
Bank, was arrested here yesterday, and started
in custody for Pittsburgh last night.
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COSyENTToN.

HARRrsBURc, Pa, March 2G.-The Union
Ting the contested seat from Philadelphia; by
admitting both sets, and defeating the recon-.
mendation of the committee on credentials for
the admissions Of delegates elected under the Re-
publican call. They will make their nomination
to-day.
Vim Miilman, Of philadelphia, was nominated
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WORKS o. TEE H ri oRDRR5

Ineys VIII rec. I've Subscriptions All
STANDARD AND POPULAR PERIODICALS.
E9E most 81 which they are the Publishers AKents.t
w p. = Co. will pay attention 70 frorn
the country Dealers who viii their favors may de-
pend upon having them answered with prOmptnsaS AZ low
ratS9 and upon having their books packed with
All ,Worss, Dy 3homsoeSet ndvettsed published and
"a an styles OF binding, supplied rs above.
3 .s4-5f W. 2. PETRIDGB & CO..
n1hz1alRdaW No. PSI BE0Sd Uly, opposite StrURTfle
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m rs NOT q 7DYEI

Greyhdtred, Id, 0ersORs cte1 Seilh tseaSes oStkS
a95E or se1tP req &c tSsto1Cft!g, a'ld judge at
Rev: NJ THAGllER 100 years Of age) Pitcher, Chen-
anEo County, n hair Is now restored q IL natural
color and ceases to fall. Il
Rev VIM GUTTER, Ia Mothers Magazine, n. Y. s'AIy
to ITS color and growing bald spot,
Rev P.sToNE 2. D., Concord, sNIy hair, which
was grey V now reBt6re1 TO Its natural color,
Rev. D. tLENDRNIN, Chicago, H. "Iean add my testt.
monyr and recommend II TO InyifEtendhn
ReVsD. n WOOD. MiddletOWn, AMY own half has
was becoming bald dc p - -
Rev. j. r. JUSTIN, Charleston g. c. s'The white hair
becoming nbxiated, md usIs hair for ming, &e.b
REV. A. aRRINRS Silver Creek NSYaIt has pF0dueed
good ehsst onmy hair and can and have com1ende e
recommends It. " -
Rev. D. MORRIS. Gross River. n. Z, also, and
Slrs. Rev. u. A.PRATT, HAmden, n. Y.
We might swell this list, but Il above fan 10 convince
IY IT. sOd By an the principal In io United
states Cuba aRd Canada. Wholesale retail Jep6f No
So BFool Street New York Bone dealers IN 10 5e All
cleS Instead Of this, which they more prof II
write to depot for circular and Information. =
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~ OF ICE.
TIME being eleslnE out lis bot
MISS AFst April, vTouId Shy 10 III, eitESus Is
and TIE honae hsdi deter
Ms stock Of hale foods C1deFy Ee &e Il
teQl and DO assure the pabc had
~ ny Inc and
tQon OF yon III 1u8 II 6plld
Also nea5S. On IN
fl9rEeht atteHthe mt bl April. &
Ign9 80 ssls{S555 y iflI. n EgUIIri.
8l6tf6ts SR6dd Cen efaSy
o. A0tnt " ReiRE duly al-
1l TIE q 10ts1
lpas ~ ana that pSTt36f an
ground alrsady tGidout
S9.5 9l9n ag petsens fPPr-
leE tie Sa1f the has
i6gs on tie SaIe 81 I'll ldts iiodF
gslsFa ne 0e1eteEy gf6d5d EhdFess
sgEe % g
eh0ss - II any tiaSs pfe1i6rS ID de
o. eithet o.
soslE9E
q u Il al II
9aIlant 81 n Ail1IfoIls
teIt0Fst i.
81
59na g td ing.
3sl1to1abte steel & l3foSIlfIiSg
ltsle 40
ilssly 81 5i q
= On
fsElll MI - 4 Qil NEEfiIi.
3p1ing nd it1tr 81
AWE aase q ll9g7 ~
~ s. 4Qsr,i eel y 8 so
@ q slt = ~ elitl 7
5eee g 1l15Sis
q
eltYS lllltEtt5iisT5s ifd
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COMMEMORATE.


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III go, . =; /. .t.. ~! "
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,,,;:....,.t.,.y,yi 14a4hs -
IE 49, = 20l ! 500 20 90
S4lSlk = ~ =. -. =. :. >. ~
LUABEHt.
~ " 80
= ons .'..'.... 4s1I
sL,stil ;. - - - ..
~ W ~ Sc. 800 .''i' tS4.<S
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SistH * q = s.s'sSGO
Isl a IN ~ - ~; IL; 49,. -
~ ~; ~, , e ;I.sis t 9s $40 g..
Z, Z : = =, $50 q, ..
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la o ! !, AtAR9. -.
wv 81 /. ' e : IS, - 9 ~ = Y
- 80. So go! $50 ~ y,
/. ssss,.sss ssss8s ..ss. :SSyV
s991...ss'.. ..-s 80 20
4Vdto, oV1 x: :. 80. -. - 70
VAA
Anseeat eal'ss...4 tpO.Sl,l0
1a s.tli I ~, 6....s."-' $50. llo
=, 49,. 80 J; z ...'' ''.5..5.'-' +; I09 !,
1Slt1L!Als...'''''.....''..! :. y. !:
SssstoLt pun -. ~ Eyg
ttfs ~ 2 $50, e. 1855 = s'f -
Ell; : ''EAel s'.'' 80 :: g
-, 1850 ..'.USSSAU
~, So. RA4NTs.s -
~ eteS atsea ...'' s..'::: .sS
Is q = ~ SsA - . : - 'teu -
~: Ae1eM.'ss 1900 . =. '..:.:sS
- lunar e;s'.s..s $500. stsS!0
y hiklpg :...s..ss.....l tESa54
aGoe!nS 3 pDA+ .s..s.ss...soy9g
Fitch. q 30
Tar ........-..-......4I bG@5
White Lead p kEg........2s2 %
4 Oh YarniRh Q gl,..... 1898
FIrniturs DC -; =. 81 I603
FV.FAIOEe'
POULTRY.
4 al xmas 9Eses sdl = '9sse
Houngeh kent. d4.....1 20
PROVISIONS
psei SsitSSss YhpgS' sss:S2 3 :. !.
LArdS bpta........s. u I4S@l9
l Hams Observation-Disclosures
:! Shoulders commonwealth
'lSldes. ...... ...11
/ 5ap b, z bulk ss..........-
Sho1laets s.sss.sss-...... -
SIDES. ....:...s.ss.s......-
Sheep1 On hoOl ssssss.sSSSe'8
Benns'....... 80. .....i2sb0
[ E9Es.4.s ..y;S:S; ,..,.....12
\ A4CE'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT n new o$SsS
Sail.
hAnRThRt q 61.
| v,.....,5 & setsEnS' 80
Ga!,AAsesaS Dp'sss......! ~
I OioVe $1,000. ...:.t tU6(9L 10
4 Ttmothy.... .....S2, 1893 30
sOAP.
Hosin. B...... -. ..:...6
H OSts's.., ,: sss;;s;..'...l0@l0
49,, s4E6hs
N GtoBHl Y tha....''s',,..sS-ASS
Y OaSt....-..s.... ...s..,...1 III
blStefed. ........:,.12 S@16
SUGARS.
y. q. felr to prime 49,.
nnu ;:-. 2S8AE
! " GTeI ~ sE9seu AnS Srel1.
Granulated -. ,;.... lb@l6
! ps.. y, hA:VHi "a
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RIYRR ANn llYEATHER

BAITInoRE, March s6.-Thc Southern mai
brings no papers g ON Richmond.
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BY rEG11c4ltApn.
CEucInnn1I mnrl,at.

CTSCNEArl March 9G-ElUur unchanged fair though not
active demand AZ g for su1erans, receipts increasing
MliSsI steady at %4c. Bacon, bulk very dull and
prices eOuinl, pork firm, fair demand at S9l.
o.. Lard hrm " IL i69l4ala]6 Tor bbl and Eeg
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-SnNK

AIB4NY, March q The steamer Isaac New
ton went ashore ina dense fog, near Stony
gers andfreight were brought up by the steam.
er Hendrick Hudson The Newton was valued
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SALAMANDER SAFES.
Btrke Barnes nanutacture at Pittsbursh and Vault

W Doors, for sale BY :
CULBERTs0N, MORRIsoN q co,
IL - only AgentsIn VIII cling, Va,
The following testimonial which appears in tIe 81 ouI5
RepHbcdn the 1h Of January, speaks Tolones IN fa
OF safes manufactured by Messrs. BnrKe Barnes:
To the Merchants ST. Louis and the Public
In Justice Mrssrs +. Violet Co.. and their success-
oEss MessEs M Dean Co., agents for the sale Of
Burke BaEes ire proof hereby certify upon
opening our safe that Was In the great re the total de.
strncton oil the city buipgS the 18th
lsoe that our books and papers hay. come out almost
ne can cleerfuy recommend their Safes TO the public
~ BRADY 4 BROS.
The above mentioned safe this opened in my pres
ence, and herewith certify that large Amount 6fooEs.
and papers therein contained IN goOdnrder and the
writing perfectly legibe. D. II. JJNYAN.f
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 8, 1881. febR Am
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-27
sEcoSp DESPATCH.

sECoSD DESPATCH.
The steamboats, Hudson and Francis SlSiddy
arrived with the passengers, and nearly all the
feigh and cabin furniture from the Isaac New.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-27
at General Request 81
HAVE made the following change III my Auction Sales

HAVE made the following change III my Auction Sales
Il i will lave
A.Ug CTION IS ALE=S
For Ladies' and Gentleman every SATURDAY MORNING,
Etom9 til O'Clock. When will sell SUPERIOR GOODS
My stock, which amountsto 9lS.OOOs being entirely
new and well selected.
Ladies' and isntleme that cannot attend the Auc.
TONS can buy from during the at PRIVATE SALE
Any and every article ATyASQ BELOW COST brEnx de.
teTlled to wind up my business quick Is pOSSble
All those in want OF the greatest bargains had better ca
as will sell, In order 70 close speedily may be,
following unprecedented low prices:
ek Buttons worth 2Hc cts per doG
Pearl /" 1Oo ai........s..........t 4 az ~.
MusnS, bleacheds 4Worth ~ per yard
/" 12]S cts....... 9To !. a
Cambria, cold, worth Toe at. SIo Z.
papSrS 1ts3c at......... - -
calieos, except English, Merrpa.k and
CobGrsa worth q -.
MOFinOs French worth 81. TO- %
= 20 = Observation-Disclosures
paids all wool -" - SItS 90 W !"
Mtelln De IaIns ~ s cts. s.... - 90 IS q
AI3nchsster Gihghims.
ISlbpons worth y 40 &C., 2 q
Hetn.sleh ItaHdkerChlefs worth sl,0o..,...IS -
s sos.
Mlth one word VIII sell ~ and my goods u and
also osr for sale private, All the nxtaFes consulting
or CQuntersS shelYlnEt Said removed on
or before the 8h Of March, occupied By
another party by the lat OF April -
ISAAC. PRAGER, us Main Street.
- Don't foFgettle Auction sales, every Saturday
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