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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

AuausrA Ca, Nov. 20.-Pryate des-
patches received here from Mobile sac
that lie emiqrants demand from the agent
prompt compliance with the agreement
made for the tickets issued, or violence
may be apprehended
MonuE, Nov. So Great excitement
existed here during yesterday, in conse-
qucnco Of the detention Of tho Nicaragua
emigrauts
About four hundred u them surroun'
ded tho ofioo Of Juu Hesse, the Agent
demanding immediate transportation oi
the ra'urn Of their passage m iney.
Mr. Smith, Deputy Collector Of tb'
port, inteffered, and stated that iustruc
lions from Washington were confidently
expected on Saturday. The crowd ther
dispersed. on the assurance Of somlhinl
definite being determined upon by eve
nng.
DErRoir, Nov le.--Two murders oc
CURED ing Ais city lst evening Tn,
first was - esult Of an allarcadon OF
board the = oner Albalross, during
which n stevolo, namei Danuel flynn
was shot By the captain Of & 0 vessel.
Later in the evening, q man named
John Miller, residing IN he upper par
Of tie city, shot his brother.in hw, Pete
Shaner, killing him almost instantly
The murderers in both aifrays hay,
been arrested.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

ET The President has his forthcoming
message under way. 1t is said he viii
break ground in favor Of modification
of the tariff and try to oyershadow the
Kansas question. by some bold stroke oI
policy, such as an "Obsquipr' toward Gu
ba or Mexico.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26
Attachment Notice.

joseph Young, Ptn, vs., Leopold Xanders neit
hetorc naaivl Richards, 4, ot Eaou no nsnship Rene
ca aNotny, unio hu an day Of nrioher A. n., 1885,
said lusuco issued order OF aaeoni 10 the above az
uon for Tho tum oftNeuN three doliarsr
Molmofe, Nov. =, less, tteawl JOSEPH YOUNG.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26
A GREAT HORSE AND CATTLE
MEDICINE.

and pEnLifATFn aud will cura COWS Of giving bloody
MIX They also increase the quantity Of miN WHEN the
cows general condition Is bad TIE pruprietr has beea
assured that they superior TO any thing else IN cases
of Hollow Horn. Care should be exercised that YOU OBJ
tah ~ Johha genuine foMdtlet ana tuuef MOI your
selves TO be humbugged with he assertion that SOme-
thing else Is Just as good.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

&ar Great excitement prevails at Mo.
bile, on account of the detention Of the
Nicaragua emigran,s by the federal ofli-
GERS. They threaten violence, unless they
are permitted to proceed.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

ES-Is is said great preparations ars
making at Washington. TO give Senator
Douglas grand public reception, on his
arrival at that place, All the government
employees, who participate in tie demon
stra.iOn, will be watched and spotted
by the PRECEDENT.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

RE The Republicans will probably
have il6 votes in the next Congress; three
less than majority, II the Anti Le.
compton Democrats, who were elected by
Republican votes, "stand fre," the Re.
publivans viii control the action Of the
House.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

Riohari Copp, phH, w.. leopold Eandrrs, nen.
Before nauie Richsnis D. T., oi Eden tp seneca 60 o.
on the 5th day OF October n, t1, said lustice Issued
order attachment Ia lhe above aclon ior the sum
Nry dollars, with alrsit foul the sea dly Of July, A. d.
less. RICHARD carr,
novt2aW Momore, Nov, I, 1853.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

Smith Miller Pacturers in business uaaor sald aamt
and drn Pun, w. Leopold HandsFs, nen.
hptofe nanit Richards, T.. of Eden tp,, Seneoa GO
Of .avhmeu' Ia he a,oyc acten, loI tho ol nNyte
dollar, SMITH 4 MILLER.
ao'ie 3E hslnoTp, Gos, u lsje,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

Hollow Horn, Eto-I have used 81, Johna Condl.
un luWdera several years for horses aad CATTLE and
have fund tem exec lent In dstemper, and The Qher
pErplses Tor which they are recommended, 1 have
ound them great medicine for cattle having the llo
low Horn. bore the horn open the hole occasionally
aud feed them 81 Johns Condition Powders, have
frequently given them to COWS that became diseased
and Jailed in giving milk These Powders have alWaya
soon elected cure aud made then give their mills,
kFHlsgyuLE Ohio. SAMUEL YOUNG.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

iacon Nlohg Nft john Ns tftfV.
Before r. Uuuou Esq, T. o. Of Reed tp., Seneca Go. o..
Nutce s herchy given hat the l0h duy Of November,
Sas, uuer 81 Auachment issued hy said j. P In
this action at the nsancs ofhe rlaRsH Cor the sem OF
nineiy etghi dollari und "a gcuis, JACun uR0NG.
Nov inth lsa3. as
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

James klaiss, phW. vs.. leopold Xnuiers nen
Before Daniel Richafds. D. Z. Of Ellen ownsip senect
County, Ohio, on the tih day of Outoher a. b.. lsia
Sud iusoo Issued orlcr Of attachment tho above ae
on, of The sua OF soysoyone doiars aud sovcny.on,
cents. JAMES Kt.AtSs,
uovi23w Alelnore, Mo- Is, 1854.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

E1Mr. Harris, member Of Congress,
from Illinois, is again confined to his bed
by serious illness aud his recovery Is
doubtful.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

EIJeff. Davis made speech at Jack
son Miss. few days ago in which he
took strong ground against Douglas and
in favor Of dissolution Of the Union.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

noVii Hays Plaintiff vs.. Wesley Swapey, Defendant.
BE fore " loaos, !, Z. of louion Township, seneca
Cepnty ho on she lph day Of uetohrr, a. s5s said
Justice Nsuod un Orlrr OF Attachment n te phoyc aron,
lot The sum of UNcig ght dollars md cgh ccns
fnstouN, Nov. 9th, tsis, OO,aWl DAVID HAYS.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26
nom H5aHlv Flrmer ofs.Heea 90. ono.

My horse was worked and driven so hard, that he
seemed completely worn out and used w, lfte walked
Few yards lie would iremble all over lie seemed en-
tirely worthless and about 20 die. gave him various
mtdcines. nut they were " no benefit hually gave
him T. J.. ST. JOHNS CONDITION POMDERA He
rapidly improved until he became perfectly well then
sold him f1r oue hundred dollars p SLAYMAkER.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

MIR James Ward, dealer in horses, widely knoWh in
H9rthNesern Ohi9 says have made use Of l. L, 81.
johns Condition Powders Tor Cough, Disiumper, Want
Of Appetite, etc consider them article Of ETeal
value and the hest horse medicine with which am ac,
guainied was some time since at the verY-sable of
Daniel COminns, OF Maumce City, and found his horses,
nttren 10 namher. afflicted with cough advised him
teu days learned he had followed my ADVICE and that
hl hoIaea Mere Lhem narlecllY MllL
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

&Trhe trial Of chas, Kendall in Gin
einnati last week. for the murder Of WIN
Gregory, resulted ia verdict Of "man-
slaughter"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

Governor Denver has resumed lis du.
tests Commissi- ar ofInd'an andls. and
reviewed the business of tho Ollie, which
has been satisfactorily conduced by Mr..
Mix durIng lis abscenco.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

Rg~Madame Ida PleiiTsr, the celebra.
ted female traveller. died at Vienna on the
eth alt.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

Gov. McRAE, Of Mississippi the sue.
oeesor Of Gen. DUMAS in Congress. i,
an ardent advocate Of the reopeniny Of IN,
African Slave Trade, and may be expeo.
ed to break ground on that subject, at
the coming session.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

RS-it Is rnmored that Gov. Medary
viii accept the appointment Of Governor
Of Kansas
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

~r The Chess mauia is raging all
over the country. An exciting game is
being played BY telegraph. between the
cities of New York and Philadelphia.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26
GREAT ATTRACTION
IN
STYLES 8 PRICES.

Having just rccsived my Second Fall STOCK
am still better prepared to offer extra induce
mcnts to my friends and customers, aud will es-
teen il an especial favor to have all close cash
buyers call and examine my goods before max
ing their purchases in this market as | am veu.
6dent my prices will warrant continuance o
theii patronage In the future.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

Bloody MIX, Ete-Mr. James Cronkete, Omar.
Ohio. says; had horse badly afflicted with diatem-
per. and gave him st Johns Condition Powders. They
operated like charm, eiicttinF cure IN a few days
They given % in neirhborhood With excel
lent 81 CT purifying tiier blood and improving their
condition. as greatly % increase their quantity Of
milk, One COW had the garEct, which caused her give
bloody milk. cure was soon ELECTED with These Pow
dera.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

The people OF New Yok have voted
down the proposition for Convention TO
revise their Constitution by $4,000 ma
jority.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26
10000 Rats
KILLED ANNUALLY

t.. UPWhy don't You kill your Ratsl
eef wi the unjust Judge iaihnoi exactly lhag bat the
mnaynI - Keen. lie says that e Is the GREATEST
ihINS o nature to KILL RATsi and he ought to know
or ne mas scd u and found Il have sold Il for the
~ lO yenrNnd % always gives sausaction' We
Inhamen thatwe should worship them. XIII them, wick.
uo'anee'' Forsae anly at Woosiors Drug and Book
10 shlings and uiwanls sepl6lr
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26
SOUTH END
DnnioI Ohuroh's EslnIe.
Dr. NJ. NEcD. Gibson.

Office in Mrs. Snyder's New Brick ,
Formerly occupiciby Gibson n Wilson, drueristsi now
t 6nc Grocofy store VI e. Harris, Having disposed oi
my flg sp, nov ntrnd io devote my seto the practice
otmvdielno la Thin aud vicinity, Reiidonte, Perry ~,
Iastnr Nlaint South side uovinir
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

AWArc'ts lor the sale of fWuEgLER WiLsoN's SEW.
suNAVs, the best double thread machine made for fam
ly we Alo FOR Canada snve the best remedy dis
fuHosa ,o nins, scads Erysipoas, Foon' no and all
nlaeks Nook MaIn slr,et Tinn. OCT. l.t lsss. oeta
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26
HOUSE SPOUTING,
made to order and put up with dispatch with
WOodruif's Patent Hangers;

DNHE only reliable and substantial mode Of suspeudag
4 Eaveroughs which has taken the First Premium al
the Ohio state Fair held at Cincinnati, September lsiI
also az the Mechanics Institute Cincinnati, Sept. tsJ5
aud Al the New Nork State Fair this modeTn Improvement
received Gold Medal, che best premium that Committee
OF scientific finncr c0ud award any modere improve
ment. Having purchased lhe Right for Seneca a~d Nyap
dot couuesi you will perceive thai other parties have
right TO pot up ibis Improvement ~ you want your
house spouted with Eaveoughs that made the best
Tin, that is imported and by the best mechanics in Tin
call az feFss. ao,5-S3
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

The aggregate deb Of Virginia, on the
lst Of October, 1875, was S20,0l2 500
20
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

When travelling az the West had valuable hoTse
attacked with Inflammation OF The lunGs. Ills cough
was worse than have ever known human being Or
creature have. Its coughing would sometimes nWaken
me during The night, My trirnds considered hk 10
eurabo. and would have taken forty dollars tlr him.
Dtls. aPe gave him, They sQyn ELECTED thof9esa
cure and now value him 40 g20O. wish 10 carty tle
always with me when travelling with my own team, and
would RECOMMEND others % do 80 have made use OF
eoQns, Merchants, and various other horse poWaep,
but give ST. JOHNS de decided p eiereges = s,,,re
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GREAT HARGAINNl


The undersigned proposes to sell hi, frm Known d, and
BUCKEYE BOTTOM FARM.
consisting Of three huulod and eighty acres Of land living
n seneca township seneca county, uho and being about
soten niles South from iWn civ. About ono hafofsai
ado ofand Is second bottom and tho rsmainder upland
Ihs S9nlushy River posses through this land, also the
NV Haven and FidIoy state Road.
Tho improvements On This land consist n nan a. roowF
About two hundred ceres s cleared and In good orltr m
cultivation aud conveniently fenced into fields Also,
With on excellent wood house attached thereto Also
good tame Dwelling and log Dwelling house. a large
.,e wv" lus natni morse stanei cattle slnble two
corn cribs two smoke houos, spring house, never fail
ing spring OF good water two wells rt good water lnr,o
Orchard Of Bearing Fruit Trees,
ange quantity and variety Of selected fruit trees planted
within two yenr' last past Al'o quantity Of eyergreen
ornamental trees Also, on said lands good and sub
nnniie sAW MILL erected last fall The dam connect.
ed with said mill isnow and we'll and built and
tho best on sundu,ky River Said mill Is located TO In.
sure being we'll stocked with saw timber There Is GOOD
aud substantial bridge Of owe's patout suspenson plan
with stone ahutmcnts uye sandusty rvc where lie New
Haven and Fndny state road the river and which
Is on this land. Thsland so situated that il maybe adj
.n'aggauy divided into two good aud convenient larms
unhef nnd OF this tract of excellent quality hohtim
Dor aud soil The farming cleared land is a. good a.
enN IN Seneca county. There " abundance OF never
lahng springs on this land, nj different places which rem
uet' y convenient Tor watering stock.
ASO-Ftc aud one fourth acres of land andioping IN,
@ XIV sesonu NaIdol limn Ciy unon witch IS two small
ame houses aud on The state road leading from Fremont
TO Upper snndusky, Ohio. The Sanlustv, Onyton nbd
neinnai Rnruad passes along the North side OF thi,
ahu rms lFaot Il pleasantly sitnated Tor private resi-
ueaee, enu nom which splendid view Is had OF rn CITY
AZ AZ O--loi number thirty one, t3D In Lyman Miller.
nnd Il admirably situated for pleasant yate cenc
n view OF the two railroads passing through CLYDE
AlSu-lhe tiuhefcd laudsi Eighiy acres IA Defiance
county, uoi one hundred and siy.soven nctes In VIVIAN
o county ohoi eighty acres IN Fulton county, Ohio; and
ory acres In Mhtuy county, tndanai all Of which and
. 10y, ppon iea,onnels terms For iuvher par
tom Form. tnuyq09w) RpENCLR =, fuitS SV''
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O @. SYKES.
. Ma. a. NEwNsE prePrist9r q a iiyerys,sbls. E fln.
eommen'ladon ior your CONDITION POWnERA /
have them during che past ionr 5ear aud during
shnt time my horses have never suffered with diGtempef
Ath,ug Il has number Of times prevailed extensively
auuud me Three of my horses recent attacked
with cough durlng the pruvaenoe Of disemper In lie
neiFhhorh0od. They were evidently getting The dis
4 mper ! FED ihem your CONDITION POMDEllS, and
cured thel perfectly la tgo days.
Ma WuIIkN RiNTiGH merchant Evansport. Ohio
writes. Ault, 1877 about out Of YOnr Cnnditlcn
Pogdgra They gve the hest satisfaction of any horse.
60 Immediately.
Horse nearly Dead with Distempar. .--air. LIZ.
Nye Reed Township, seneca Co, o.. had a horae 80
badly Afflicted viii, di.tgmper that u.q hoIssduotors
told hun % take him 20 the woods 90 de cure vas
slecisd by gvlng him three paseri o. s., Johna coud
horse dootor cured horse that seemed used up and
about g. uie, A. he v4ud not eat oy Etng ne Pow,
ders prepared BY putting them Tor short time n boil
lnH water, aud uien ponFinG them dove toie botuc
This Is The only way hey can Be administered when The
horse viii not eat
Sold by an Medicine Deaierl, WHO win furnish 81,
Johns Aluanaga gratis. 4 i. "a. John q Co. Tim
City, General Agontl for tle western states. -
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Yon will find 1T Yerk's EmporiuI

Iou will find at Yerk's Emporium
choice lot of Water Cooler and Filters, Bathing Tubs
Patent Nentatorsi sugar Pans, nFichen and Chimney
Steam Pipe, Dnugh and Foree Puups Gar Steam Mills
al kinds lohhns OF Tin, Copper Brass, sheet ran and
liuc Tia Roohng mae 70 order, with dispatch, hy the
best Mechanics in ihe state. noat hi 20 call aud exam
inc hoioe ppT hasins contfactnF elsewhere. Il
distinctly undeFs,ooi that the above goods will be sold
cheaper than al any other llouse this side of New Y0fk
finu7 OAlo' Eorgabtt n ieS9
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pEOPLEs LINE between NETWORK, CITY
L ISLAND EZN-ROCaELLE And HAHAaOSyCK--Os
md sfes SAT RDAY. June II tss ISLAND CIT
Csp Js,,s 3sn ,1rsn hsvnl besn rs6.tsi vita NV bo
DAILY TAPS 3ndsys oeysl besvsss ,hs above asne2
cae-s ft Acconnols0o OF passengers sad xa sTns
- u New r. 4e;s. 7sv Guy IsAad u IS a ..
tsrs erveea hss Yo-k aai kamAuosA scs1a s,J s,tvs
ns~ fosx sa1 Ms krass CITY fLso1 y sts - NJ
s'usa' M: % "a sri as s,Ii the as eAxus
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$l,49O.50O idsSfa l.l1s aSD cS ST:


The Hannibal and St Jo.epA Railroad Company vii mil
sATt RDAY the lth day Of Alsust next receive ct
the Off OF the Fss Agency 10 Boston sealed xs for Ia.
purchase Of $50 800 Of their Land Bonds Of S5 OF
tl0oa.
statement OF the condao, Of thu Company preparation
by which 1t will he sppsren hs. the sale OF the, Is will
with the other available c; the Company kioi
ciept to open the through early next Spring
eSeoce secured BY f.s; gage VIM H. S~ih sidney
Bartlett and Nathaniel Thsy-g Tgstees the lands granted
10 the Company and able il 5 from Apr. 1885,
with interca semi annually :, pss cent per sanum
optional rh 20 take a. tins within ytaf are, ca,
through from Hannibal to ST. Joseph equal In tt
Sock OF the Company subject % assessment ioowt IS Der
share upon eeong take the stock and receiving
A1ter.
soud' OF the Con offered Win p5Ope, Ill i.:Isas Ct
Interest,"
10 Ten P, oe bach sas.csi7a,n to Ia. L,.a viii b.
payseie on nteenta day Of August D-r, and viii
be Ietsn~ 1krri,y, without issgiIs 8ouis tA,tslor
until the W /cf sr,A subscription 10 pad up
10 Ten per Ger; on the sev-n.eva,s Of S-p.~m5-t
~ Twenty per cent on the seventeenth al OctoS-r
u Twenty per cent % the seventeenth OF NoyrrnS..
Twenty pc cent on tho s-.eatesnth Of D. ,-,ub.t.
% Twenty pet ceut on the se' sixteenth Of J.auEy
100
For each as.almen, ~. srs B,nts VII n. I..a
With proper when
the Fiscal Asvacy thereof the Ems when r PAVE "a,
rlsde.
Ccnpsny appropriated - fax received psy-,t
BSnds Of By los AID toe b1cds =. a.. In
payne n: for toe Lsn1s Of toe Company
Upon the above eoadoss the loaa VII b svs,tsf %
hsss.; W ds tAe re'sv:a.
o.op,sss rs. a tIs rats cd-:sd-
b. WATSON. GsssI-sf o. tas P.ssa Ay,,,r
M. - Ci:y Ii ss,ss 8n;i1. 4saa
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. ENNIS VANIA LROkp.
THE GREAT CEiTRl RQIrTT

fhs Psos,ysaaia Railroad ., Pttisblrss III
ed, % and from 81 Louis Ho. Atom, 9NsnA and CaP -
Sr.nTort, lie KIN aud onisvle KY Tenn Hsuts, ItA
lafayette and IaiinApols Ind Cincinnati Dayton e7dS
Geld, Bsnefontsns ssndusky Toledo Cleyeaad Coc.la
Evansville AnslIon and Wooyer, Oaioj also vita tbs -
lsck.t bosts from AID 20 New 9riesrs o. Lo7 Lo1svis
Cincinnati.
fhronsh ncfss for he E, Be bal q tie ss''
toced places ir tas Mes,.
Psssensers vii SBi this the shortest sI7>foo@ .
SsmforIable route between the East and Wet r~.
IRON EEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN . hyCss
IRON NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN ~ HOUR
FROM NETWORK TO ST L0UlS IN ~ HOU4A
Fare ~ low any othsr rorts.
Bse hand6us In the hotcls Of th.s city.
Yafoaxh Taks1 OF further information may Be hsi -
sAos VI The PENEsYkyAtsIA RAILROAD,
No. 3Asog Hosss BEosfvyf
Jsn1ay !. 1854 J. l. ELLIOTT No.
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OFFICE REPUBLIC INSURANCE COM
~ PANY-Fie. lnaui Navigation and Trsn.por'aii'n-No
10 Nslst. 39 per cent OF the profits 70 the assued)
Ths Company this day declared Scrip Dividend OF THlk
fY ONR 3l) PER CENT upon the earned premiums oil the
year Gliding the 3st Of Deoembe 1871 49, AZ ntee't
aebd able in cash demand OF slA FEN CESI uP'9 AL
ths outstanding ScTp. -
Charles H. Rusa,l, Dssuing Duer Frederick 4 Delssoi
D,ni,l x Fearing John Steward f., Joseph Hoslsni.
WllisIn H. Russell Robert b. Mntdfn, Dsue Drake Snith
Angus c. Downing Reuben Nthers trei-nok g. Foster
G,sswsy 3. Lamar Edward {. Center, Robert , hon-
Vm Bs,l.t Dupc.n Josiah Cakes Samuel '. Hohm,,
N. IA WOfr Joseph GaIirt, IT,, JacOb Anthony, IT,
i.,,r Toy,..ud ia. NJ Waterbury J. T. Gir.ud Foster,
Jsm.. Warren, Willsm Cary, John A. l. cray.
Arthur Lesy G-orge r Adee
Mort. w. Hamilton, John y. Aston j..
This Company having its Capital and S1rpu' ~" 80
invested prepared 20 Insure against loss aud damage y
Fire Inland Navigation and Transportation on favorable terms
The Charter provides that Alter paying interest," TO The STOCK
holders the rate OF cent annnmse per cert OF Tire
rem,inrs profits b. divided among the lusued IN sciip
bsAns This Company sfe'to dealers the same &C.
crity ether Stotk Company aud IN addition liberia pa.
ticips;on Of ths pioh,s ROBERT 5. HONE, President.
DUNCAN y. CVRRY, Secretary. January H. Us
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Watn 4nrs.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, By
W bsmtos, N. Y, 2l5 mes from the city By n ~
Railroad has natural location, surpassed 10 beauty b. %
IN the Union Terms S5to 60 per week Dor sas~
J. Il. NORTH 4. D., or MARTHA FRENCH n D.
THE SARATOGA WATER CURE 10 q
Il place whsrs invLids 60 . r.zxin health s1d vss0 -
weary 20 res, nom the sbora Lusr sad dry roo~s"
found hers and led ina. viii do good 10 gpsa
Address n. BEDORTHA 81 D. Ssrs.oss Spring. ~
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONINo-
L TON br BOSTON AID P2OVfDENCE-In,ad route
Toe sho.'eE ana mos direct csnyls the Eastern NAL
yANDL15ILf Cap. w II. Yzsss IN connection VITA Ia
sIOSlSGIOh aad Providence and Session sad PROvI-
pLNCE klLRoAo3, lesvtls nsvYogk dsiT (sundayI ss
eep'et from Par No North Riyss sfst WHAT above Bs.,sry
Ince oeock N, AID 8solrston at s:so m OF "a -
Gxfsai o. Tie mall train which lssyss Boston st D. m
TIE c, VANDERBILT, from New York koadar Wsiassdsy
md FIss{ from etoainxton Tassdsy TharsiAy aud s.14y
Too FLfAOt III ROCK, from New York Tassdsy Tharsdsy
snS ssiadsy h0n soaakon Monday Wednesday Friday
pfoceed tom Stoaiastcn rosi 70 Proyidenos
end sosn IN the Ex2ess Nail Train reAchnS sd -
vncs Of oss sy Other routes and Ia ample dine M IL the ssy
noraus nes 1s North sai Eas Pan-agsn .sst prs
nnAn on beard tbs steamer enjoy Nights unaist fesA
nestA., desired snd ksys ssoauroa In tss tr.ls
sooneetns froviisnoe With tas II - aa7 fr sos.oo-
ssAss nS.sf soeonpaiss ne asans a. ran tasoash
saea way.
Tor pass4ss esr-hs ez1fons rsfht sp2y board n
ssss1er Q, az as ssstsa Ocs. Pse 40 Sorta vss
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FOR CHARLEsTON.-The steamship Mem
sAtt EoAY Az so-.ooS p N Pss,.s- VITA coamoio-s
sss..os ma us ir~-slc ocs-iA POI esat etectsd L
- s0cs. Aeoyt, Il b ClohNELL Co,
10 y We. e. ,oc2s- AaSy
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A FTERNOON BOAT for YONKERS, HAST
"A INGS, DOBB9 FERRY. TARRYTOWN SING SING
and HA'ERsfBAW.-Steaner BROADWAY vii ls.ys p.es
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