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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09
The International Hotel,

The international Hotel,
BROADWAY. CORNER FRANKLIN STREET.
New York,
HAS BEEN RECENTLY REFITTED.
The Rooms are all nc,ciy Carpeted,
THE furniture and beds are .Supey55,
And The Baths Unsurpassed.
ARE CONNECTED WITH THE HOTEL.
Here Is concentrated all tho comforts Of home,
with the Injuries Of palace.
THE SPLENDID :LADIEH PARl.OR
Commands an Unequalled
Wow OF 7roAC1~AYs
The International
10 the most central Of any OF the YIasT Glass HcTNs
for bdsiness % places Of amusement, ard Offers
surpassed advantage TO Families and 0entlemsn WIS.,
iiing New York;
aprsilm ALFRED FREEMAN. Proprietor
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09
SITUATION Wamted.

A SMART active sirl Of - yesrs OF age, requires
~ aSltuatiou u d. eenorai house WORN kpSll
laAlea can - mAdc d tAlo 0mees -.
Uo1 n 15e0, IN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09
CNRES7OPHER CULLEN
HORSE Sheer AND FARRIER.


- WISHES 10 inform tho citizens Of ~
on Davenport and Scott County grne- III III
~ rally, thst he has permanently o-W "
n Gated himself In this city where he v
Is prepared 10 Shoe horses scientific principles
After twenty years study End yracticc the anato
my Of the foot, OF which time he has spent eleven
gears under the surer;ntance OF the best Vet Sna-
Rams In Europe, he wishss to say that he will give
satisfaction 70 Gil persons hsvns horses laboRng
called hoagh bound" interfering, 0vsrrsAchine,
quarter cracks sand cracGs, sprAins % the cofAa,
foundsrs. ringbouss and ePsvlns, fef ~ q Mhlsh 10
u these aiseaeoe - saa1s1 - ~ G1oane q xeS
. tsoSst J0deneuh 6eAvd0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09
GREAT EAST INDIA REMEDIES.

which he discovered in Calcuilaaftcr many years OF
research an labor, has become So thnrouhy known
and apr eciated that attempt has baen made by
few avarc,ous parties, with the expect tori Of gain
here and elsewhere, to counterfeit II therefor, DR..
Tilton cautions the public not t. buy this worthless
drug the genuine no matter how represented,
but himself in the Uni ID St8tes has ,ssession
Of the original receipa DR. TIL. on may b. coGsue Ell
at Room Massasot House, Chicago, where h. last
year succeeded in successfully curing hundreds OF ter
rible cases OF Consumption, Nervous Debility and
Indigestion, Asthmss. Bronchitis, Coughs sGi Colds
The Cannabis Indica and Lung BsIsam The great
est blessings OF he az Give him call, send for
bottle Of medicine which will c,s. you two dollars.
Address, DIR. TILTON
Box 100 Chicago, Ill.
N. B - have not, nsr never had any CONNECTION
whatever with person calling himself DR.. bert,
on State street, Chicago have no agent sue
cessor here. or elsewhere. apr21-llm
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DAVENPORT, PAST AND PRESENT,
by FRANC II, WlI.ElE.

The above work will he similar In Typography and
Binding to cincinnati in 1891 y and vii. iHuIiide
the HarJ History and Personal and Anroioia ri Rem
inisctnces Of davenport, together with Bogr.phies,
Likenesses and Autographs OF ITO prominent men |;
Vinws OF Churches, Hotels, Dwellings, &C, &c.
II will aso embrace compendintis articles upon the
Pm, sical. Industrial, Socia and Political caarscter
lsiics OF city full statistics az every depart
men. ~ note and Interest, etc etc.
SubEcrptioIls may be LEFT with the publishers with
tbs author, or st Gilietts News Room, Orders by
mat promptly attended 10 Price 81 90
D.r?dtt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09
TO the MicacI.

n K. TITTON having rctnrned from his Southern
- tour, has takcr rooms ut the Msssasoit House
Ghicag1 where he viii now remain permanently
Those who suiler from CONSUMPTION, Indigestion
Nei vou= Debility, or Weakness, will 10 we'll to Gail
on him and have his advice
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09
LIST OF WINNERS, DY THE RENOWNED INPOkTE
GLENCOE, SIRE or FRANCE.

LIST or WINNERS SIRED Bv WAGNER. SIRE OF
FRANCIS DAM.
Eliza Godsby, Florida, Laura Sr man, Puss Farris
sam Ietchcr.
For further particulars OF the celebrated Wagner
sec account of his famous with Grey Eagle II
Tart RI gistcr OF 1910, reported by Wm I. Porter.
aprgdA WIN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09

10, ""'|' VIZ iheCi pictsstioii iidCcu upon
1t by Great Britain, surrender of the
rights of this country, and upon the
American construction, arc cntangled
alliance, without mutually either in
its benefits or restrictions, and has hith-
crto been productive only of misunder.
standing and controversies between the
two governments therefore be it Re
solved dc, that the President of the
United States be requested to take sucl
steps as may be in his judgement hes,
calculated to effect the speedy abroga
ton of said treaty.
A fight occurred in Congress street
in Troy, N. Y. on Tuesday morning
between John Morrisscy, the we'll pugi
list, and a countryman named Bennett
Morrissey was badly injured, and ha,
to be carried from the ground by hi
friends.
The body Of Henry Brooks, clcrl
in the Illinois Central R. r. frcigh
Office was found lying on the track 0
that road, about five miles south o
Chicago, on Thursday morning. 1
was thought that he fell from trai,
which passed ovcr-him, the body being
almost cut IN two.
The Democrats Of st, Paul hav,
nominated for Mayor, Norman W
Kittson; the "Peoplc" have nom,n
atcd Hon. Moses Shcrburne. Loca
politics run pretty high there now.
The Leavenworth Herald of the Is
inst, says that news reached the Fort
by express, that a band of outlaws ane
small detachment of troops, under
Captain Anderson, had an engagement
IN the little Usage county; that ON
soldier Wa killed and that CAPTAIN
Andersoh WA wounded IN the leo, and
had bic hotse killed under ~. 4
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
CITY oOUNCIL,

THURSDAY EyESrSo. July %, 1853,
Council met, Preseat;-sIossrs, Holt, Hovey,
and Heming,
On notian Of Mr. Hcming, DR., A, B, Hoyey
took the chair,
The minutes of the previous meeting were read
and approved,
The following bills were ordered to bo paid;---
A. Mehan, for hauling two loads Of lumber to
Graveyard Bridge. 30 OTIS; Geo, Hartz for Sryi-
ces as Supervisor in the 81 Ward, $1,000,
On motion of G, H. Heming, committee was
appointed to contract with some suitable person,
for raising the pavement in front of the property
Of U, P. Coonrod, near the Wire Bridge, IN tho
lst Weird,
A petition was received hom John J., Fisher
Wm. Smoyer and 10 others, Of tho % Ward
praying Council 20 grade and FIJI Perry street be-
tween Water and sandusky streets, stating that
said work was very much needed,
The petition was taken under consideration,
An order was Obdeued 10 be dawn IN favor d
spiemnn & Fisher. fop the sum of 800 in parI
payment for Gutterng on Washington street,
On motion Council adjourned.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06

The Hremen's Parade at Fremont, on Monday
-'the anniversary Of Col, Croghan's defense Of
Fort Stephenson in lsl3-was a very crcditable
affair and was witnessed by about two thousand
spectators. The rain, which fell in the afternoon.
lnterfered with the Arrangements very. much, but
with this exception. everything passed off With
fcLAr aud satisfaction. There were ten or eleven
Engine Companies on the ground to compete for
prizes, from Cleveland. Oberlin, Norwalk, Tidin,
Findhy, sandusky and Toledo; besides Hook
q Ladder Company FROM Cleveland and one from
Toledo. Six machines were entered for The frst
prize Of S55, which was carried "a by No. 3 To-
lcdo, which threw stream. distance Of 223 feet
40 inches. The ogontz Of Sandusky came in
second best. t191 fetl Our boys put in with
Seneca No. g. which did somo Utall squirting:'
but she laboped under great disadvantage, being
a machine Of much smaller capacity than the
rVet Had il not been for the resistance Of the at,
mospherc and the powa Of grayitation, our boys
say she would have done wonders As Il was,
she threw l6i feet Toledo No. was entered,
as SECOND elasa, and carried off the prize (S25,)
there being no competition. Owing to some mis-
understanding, the Toledo Hook q Ladder com.
pony refused to enter the contest and the "Forcst
City" from Cleveland, carried of the prize
The DAY was enlivoned by bands Of music and
the firing Of cannon
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
KidnnnnInr a Child.

Our usually quiet city was the scene Of consid-
cradle excitement, Inst week, on nccount Of an
outrage committed in the % Ward by two ruff
fans, the circumstances Of which are suJstan.
TALLY as follows:
Two Irishmen, John 7. Noonan and Owen
Graham, entered the house Of a widow lady,
named Compton, on Friday. in open Daylight
forcibly seized little orphan boy, some six or
seven years old, which the family had adopted
and raised, as their own child, and carried il off,
Noonan, who represented himself to be an officer
Of the law, carried a bludgeon in the shape of q
huge black cane, which he brandished over tho
ladies heads and threatened dire vengeance, un-
less they Immediately gave up the child This
so intimidated the ladies that they reluctantly
let il 60. The child was carried off into the
country and sccroted. On Saturday, Noonan
was arrested and brought before Justice Coonrod,
charged with committing an assault and battery
upon the ladies, and, after hearing, he was held
in $500 bonds TO appear at the next term Of Com
mon Pleas. He also gave bail for his appearance
on Monday, to answer the charge Of kidnapping
Graham, who was not under arrest, got wind Of
what was up, gave the Congtabie tho slip and
"yamosed" 10 paIts unknown. On Sunday, hC
passed through town on the railroad track, hav
ing the boy in charge, but escaped detection. II,
atayed all night at Green Springs, crossed over L
Fremont on Monday, where he was seen, with tn
boy, walking on the O. d 7 road towards I,
ledo, not daring to take the cars at Fremont. Iii
destination is believed to be Indiana. Graham
is the uncle of the child and The fact that the per
petrators of the outrage are Catholics aud III,
family, where the child was living, Protestants
may or may not have something to do with The
transaction. On Monday Noonan was tried be
fore Esq. Coonrod for kidnapping and held tC
appear in $500 bonds, which was given
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06

Our friends viii bear IN mind our Coaniy
Nominating Convention, which comes or on a,
l7th. ThoRepublioansin lho diiirent township.
should not Gail to secure large attendance, al
their primary meetings, on SATURDAY the lilh
aud the selection Of good, honest faithful mon Q,
rcprescnt them in ,he Cpymty Convention, Be-
sides the regular delegates, nunbCrof altcrnatcs
should be chosen, so IS 70 secure q fun attend.
ance. Let us 60 10 work, not to gratify our own
PERSONAL preferences but to secure the triumph Of
eur principles Our motto should be "tho right
principles and The right men," and with thcs,
We can enter tho fght With a certainty Of iri-
untuh
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nonnirr Corrasnonannne.

MooUToHESvLLE, July 81, '5s,
Mn. EDIToR;-Dear air-Thindng it best to
keep you posted in regard to all now or strange
movements that take place in our section Of the
county, embrace the opportunity (as the boy
said when he throYed his arm around his sweet.
heart, 70 drop you few lines. We have had
delightful weather fer the past two weeks, and
the farmers generally have got their harvest Of
wheatand hay finished, and are preparing to cut
their oats this week. There has proved TO be a
very good crop Of wheat aud hay, but the pros
pea. Tor oata and apples Is very slim, as the for
mer has been struck with rust "a thing heretofore
aeldom known in this neighbouhood,) and the
latter, what few there were on the trees. have
mostly all dFopped off, The health Of our com,
munity has been unusually good this summer,
causing great dcarth IN the business Of the ply
sieians, as there has been no eases Of ill-health
excepting few Gases Of loye.siokness, for which
they arc unable TO prescribe. Business is not
very briak at present hui we look for more lively
times as soon as harvest is over. The Trustees
Of the Methodist Episcopal Churah have pur-
chased site, and intend erecting thereon hand,
some brick edifee, which no doubt viii add much
to the appearance Of our place. The market pri-
ees Of most articles are about the same as in 9th.
er largeeides; Feathers are riaingj Lead is heavy
Iron dull; Cheese Q active; Whisky and Lager
are Auetuatng, generally rise and fal suddenly
Peanuts in large demand and but small supply
ooopers stuff in brisk demand BY the ladies
Starch is stiffsniugi Paper stationery; smooth fpi
and crossed shillings were in good demand Sat
urday, owing to the arrival Of "one-hors'
show" In town, which gave ample opportunity
70 all the women and children, Of seeing half th'
world and a township besides for the small sun
oi Ave cents, or the whole world aud a COUNTY
, throwed IN for double price. II was extennivel,
, paironised aud 40 doubt gave great satisfaction
70 AZ the spec.atogs. Adieu for this time.
! YOUNG AMERICA,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06

Tho Ladies' Of the Managing Committee, return
their sincere thanks to Messrs. p. P. Myers, G
W. Black. John T Altenbaugh, and the editors
Of The Tiflin Tribune and Seneoa Advertiser, for
their kindness and liberality on the occasion Of
the recent Festival in aid Of the funds of Trinity
Church; and generally toall who generously con
tributed towards the entertainment,
The committee also feel happy to announce
that the peounlaFy result, if not equal TO theiI
wishes, has fully met their expectations.
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For the Tihiu Tribune,
THE OLD BACHELOR.

For the Tifiu Tribune,
THE OLD BACHELOR.
Alone, alone! no wife is here.
No one, whom my heart holds dear;
Mono aRlle on me as night draws near,
Or ask, why falls the pearly tear,
Alone. alone I'm left to spend
My weary days. without friend;
And if my coat, chance to rend.
There's no one hero, that coat 70 mend,
Alone, alonel see not why
should be left, alone, to diei
Aud laughing maidens pass me by,
And smile to hear my stihed sigh,
Alopel and age Is on me now;
] feel it on my aching brow,
As on nay hand, my head bow.
feel the furrows time did plow,
Alonel Oh, Cod tlat were dead
Or, better still that could wed,
Aud haze vito 10 make my bed,
And bathe my dropping. aching head,
once was young, and blithe, and gay,
Aud sang the liye-long summer dayi
hut now I'm old, aud getting gray,
And soon from earth must pass away.
Soon to tho grave III be conveyed,
Beneatl, the sod shall be laid;
Aud in the winding sheet arrayed.
IN sleep beside some Gross old maid.
Rspubliei July %. 50. "INcENT,
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NOTICE.

The Republican voters Of Clinton township
win meet at the Court House In Tifin, on Satpr
day August Nth. at 3 o'clock P. M., for the pur
pose of choosing % delegates to the County Con
ventlon and 8 70 the Congressional Convention
and also to nominate one candidate for Land Ap
pniser. The Republican voters Of the city Of
Tiain will also, at the same time and place, Sc
leot candidate for Land Appraiser in said city
a general attendance is desired.
By OnDER OF THE CaMIITTEE.
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The late rains are bringing on the corn remark,
ably fast Most of the fields look well and the
prospect now is that we will have fully three
fourths of a crop. Fruit is generally failure,
with the exeeptoHof apples and grapes, Of which
there is prospect Of moderate yield
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
GRAFFENBERG
FAklllY MRnlGlMRR.
RETAIL PRICES.
Homo Testimony.

HAgrroab Trumhul Co., a., Afnrnh sih, 1857.
hereby oeufy that have been dealing n the urntrn.
berg Medicines or The past yeM and can tfny Nv that
have never pefcd any medicines to the public that have
met with ths decided appreciation " tho people Ike hrte
particularly tho Pills anil Calhoican They will tcadih
petorm ~ and mote than splomsed yihom Ihavesok
hear the best results in eysyv case
J. H. q, IoNIoS, Medical Agent
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am physician uf ihry yenrs pructlce. My principal
study has beun dseases OF females They have generally
hnllel my hest oibs Ohuinlnr the nntsfnls
Mnrihals Uterine Calholoun, WA. pleased with ihou
gave them iT trial and ionRd myscf ahunnny success.
ml. IN my opueT mactioe could only mitigate DE symn
or about hb tho cases aud ooud not cufe one In ieh
Now radically cuts at least seventeen In twenty ami
mitigate the rest. consider MNshni utodpe Cathuhoor
ihc greatest blessing "a females ihaYe met with.
J. II. WiLLiAua, NJ. d., Charleston.
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Job Printlng

OF all kinds, from the largest Poster down to
the smallest Card, executed at this Office, very
low and in a style not to be surpassed, by any
Office I'm Inc atato.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06

- The work on The City House is proarcss.
ing rapidly. The briok,verk "a about completed
and, In a few more weeks, the bpilding viii be
ready for occupation.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06

lchrisa Nhet ofletst one year SWl
tV roiue,iOn Of per cent. from ne above rates will
be made for Cash
The space, occupied by 10 lines Orhs type eoPo,ng is
BODY of to Advertisement, will be considered square
All tTAn,ieni Advertisements together with Admuisua
tiou Attsohmsat Road anil Ditch Notices. must be paid
Tor IN advantc.
Advertisements inserted for an indefinite time will be
charged for until ofloredout
When yearly adveHisomenli inserted, ono or moro
changes win be allowed.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06

Read what Dr nushnen says OF the Granonherg Nedi.
cnes. Dr. a. u phvuinn OF extensive pt.ctce aud ono
oi e mo't sueeess Ia tho county Cfrumbul) In whehhe
"rhis cerfes that have used tho GrsfJsnbetg Pin,
and Mar,hal Oailoloon, sold here by H. a. johnson,
my prnoliou Ia uy entire satisfaction. They are good
medicines, In q. w. UusuNptip
iissior,i. I'runbail Co.. o., aisrsh :, it5s.
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YOu HEAnD TllE NEWs

T'hat n 6CHiN.
NkSslsm.nu
Gcinliur and deal.
log iu navana and
uomallic 0iraft.
Also Snuff Smc-
kinr and Chewing
Tobacco Onrotito
ehavhanfniock, on
Nlafkct 81, THIN,
Ohio will tell
clmansffotcaththan
evri hslorc nftrcd
in tliis vicinity.
Wrfe Won will end
tho greatest variety
of ftiaau. ruliacco,
&c,evef exh hited
IN thit city.aad all
~ De- liisn ,sod Of on
the principle ui uuick
sales sud .mal rrnc
It's the best l,oinr
found on handAt ~
tinies. am deter.
miued " sell a. nfi
eet that eanuNt MI
a. BE- ssiislactotv.
And " my stot
dHnt rive taiisfhc.
tiou wheupur hssed
frinfn ~, snd will
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06

B-All Advertisements MUST be handed in by
Wednesday of eaOh week, to SECURE their appear
anee
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ROLL OF HONOR ron July.

Thcfollowing persons paid theamomts affixed
to sheir names, during the month Of July, as sub.
seription 10 the Tifin Tribune:
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06

nR. mann the renowned scovorer Of that iuvalna.
bic remedy, Dr. Mannl que Baan. still continues To IN
hnf IN behalf Of ,he acied. Ills medicines univsrsal
y admitted by the American TO he far superior 10
aad Al oiher discovered for the Of ehill f..
and Aaue, and al ntcTmenS. There be donb.,
fNhca place confidence IN the nnumerabe testimonials
which the Doctor has n his possession, that Il V the great
sIt discovery made In he Science Of medicine. The
attention Of readers Is called the advertisement Of this
BalsA found IN coumn Of this paper snd would
RECOMMEND all anierng from this disease, Wis chls fever
aud 70 avail Themselves Of trial Of this feuedy Sold
By all good dTnrgists.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06

For Sale nv A. r. Van Doom, n. u. snyder, J. p.
Wooster Iimni n. Hall, Iowelli Dr y. Yates, tireeu
spfingsi WIN. Hub, lodi =. n. ilua Flat Rock Wm.
Rlningef Auieai ID. Hoffman, 4 Co, MuOutchenvinet
w wing Adran and BY one agent ia all the principal
For Medeines OF agencies addfoss
II. d. KINGSLEY, cleveland,
in2oly. Agent fol Ohio
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06

WEsT DrnFORn, COshnrion Co.. MAY "a, 1851.
Mr.. w. v. kinr,ey sf-l have hoen selling tho medi.
pines of the llainbefE Company for tho last ten years. and
nave Invariably found hom 10 give good aiisaconi and
the pills have sold hmllius regularly at
hoi tea aud cof and With ny trade they have bocome
staple arelc' Mofshals Uterno Catholicqn u mndinino
That has done gfoai amount of good iu icmao dsenset
One lady sqd 20 told sho had received more henaa
ium ane bottle than she dd FINN long course Of uedca
fan D 1855 JAuEs NiLsoN
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
AnnounoementR Of Candidates.
convenlIon Tue.aar, Augu.t I1lh.

Convention Tuesday, August nth.
ELECTION TUESDAY, OCTOBER I9.
Mn. EDwJR;-laeaae announce the name of J..
v JoNrs, Of Loudon, as a candidate for sheriff
Of Seneca County, Ohio, subject to the decision
Of the Republican Convention, and obligc,
MANY FmENDs,
Ma EptTon;-Announce The nawc Of Jouy T.,
McCosNAoK, Of Clinton, as a candidate fur Coun;
" Auditor, subject to the decision Of the Repub-
lican County Convention.
Mn, KDIroR:-Announco the name Of ERAsrus
g, BowE, Of Clinton, as a candidate for nonina-
ton for County Auditor, aud Oblige.
MANY FRmNDs.
Ma. EprToR;-Anuounoo the name Of LEWIS f.
HoLrz, Of Clinton, as a candidate for nomination
for the Office Of County Treasurer. and oblgo
TpE PEoPLE,
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AATs, HATS,
s .0I' sRl v sII - aR' 9a n A'H 'n4 Iay'


Bear this " mind, that arc PRACTICAL WORK
MEN, with long expenenoe and have gfenter lEcines
r afnihiaa Clothing our cusiomeIs, % fully low, u
aot prices than lbey Do had any whore else
kaIiheFn ohi0.
Az ~ AK q eall before parchasins elsewhere aud W
viii c0nfin any one Of this lhui.
Remember, IS pef cent saved those hard tines 10
\ TiMS, APl1la BAchER 4 wESNER.
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attention Of readers en- He'd 10 the Of this
BalAn found in Of this paper snd would
RECOMMEND all suffering from this disease WIS chs, fever
aud egus. avail themselves Of trial remedy Sold
BY all good dToggisu,
GROCERY FOR SALE.
ON Of bad bead, win osr my entire stock Of
GfocsrieS Toys aud Coufcotionodes Private Sale,
On aeanabs Terms Also my store room sHd battery at
iIic,G.n gus Blaot. Block, Room No. }. TiGia, Q.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
AN porons Iadebood Thomas Rea on for Boots
Shoes Respectfully Rsquosedto to call aud Settle thsiT
Accounts without delay as delays incur cost.
Timn. May il,h, isssa THOMAS REA.
FOR SALE AT THIs OFFICE.
One Fun Scholarship In the Ohio State and UnioH Law
College, glestiahd, Ohio.
One Full soholaIihp the Eclectic College Of ModelAa
Ciholnnali, Ohio.
Allaf ths shave winb' sold very cheap for Cash.
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Stntioa has been removed Cleveland, Ohio Degrees
ats legally conferred aud Students graduating may be
aduttsd to pfaeteo. For CirouaSi Addess Cleveland
da9S.i' NJ. A.KlNG, Secretary.
banking House of w. C,IEedges s. Co.,
Pay Interest on Deposits
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