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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-16

Signs of Thrift.

The past week or so has given evidence Of a
decided improvement IN the business interests Of
Tifin. Notwithstanding the busy time among
the farmers, our streets have presented quite
lively appearance and the sales of our Dry
Goods and other merchants equal, If they do
not exceed public expectation. Most Of our mer-
chants have already nearly exhausted their sup
ply Of Spring goods and are ordering More
Trade is beginning TO flow in more freely and
money is getting plenter, although very little Of
the article fnds its way into the printers pocket
Our merchants are making virtue Of necessity,
BY practicing economy and curtailing all unnee-
essary expense This is wise and proper, but It
should not be made affect the printer. Every
other outlay should be retfenehed before the prn-
ters bill; for there Is no investment that Yields 90
large a return on the amount invested, as col
umn or half column Of advertising iudiciously
used The most successful business men in the
country are examples of the truth Of this state
ment The printer depends, for his support on
the patronage Of those around him and it Is but
proper that he should receive II. But we are moi
disposed to be queFulous.
The manufacturing interests of our city arc
also in Aourishing condition, The huge col
tmns Of steam, rolling skyward in every direc
ton, give abundant proof Of this fact. Th'
amount Of work turned out in single week by
our various manufactures, foundries and machine
shops, Is indeed astonishing
II our farmers would only open their heart
and unlock their granaries and pOcket.bOoks
lwouldAt We have good times ia Tifhni
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MARRIED.

On the sth inst, by Rev. R. Good, at his resi-
dence, Mr.. LEVI GRovE and Miss CArHARIM
sAUM, both of Jackson township, sencca Co., o
On the lst inst, at New Lexington, o., by Rev
A. Fleming, Mr.. JoHN W. FnEE, formerly OF
MCutehenville, this county, and Miss KATE j,
FRANCE, Of the former place.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. ]. Pelan, Mr.. r. H.
DETRAY, of MeCutehenvillc, and Miss L, j.
sEARLEs, of Clinton township.
On April sth, by Rev. J, H. Good, at his resi-
denee, Mr.. JAooD H. LAPo and Miss SARAH E.
CLARY, both of Eden township.
On April 18th, by the same, Mr. WILLIAM D.
Hoxtra, of scipio and Miss MARY E. CLARK, Of
Pleasant
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LitteII,a Living Arn.

This world-renowued serial has made its ap-
pcannce on our table. Tho number before us is
the beginning of a new series. It has been en-
largcd to so pages Of solid reading matter, cullcd
from the best European and American literature
aud is published every week. This renders il
one Of the most valuable repositories of science
and literature IN the world
Published 10y Littell, Son 4 Co., Boston. and
Stanford & Delisser, B97 Broadway N, Y, at
Sc 90 q year.
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Townshin EIeotiona.

The most cheering reports continue to come in
Of the result Of the election in the different town
ships In this county. Besides those erepotted last
week, we are able to announce the following,
In Bloom township, whore last fall the Loco
tocos had majority on the State ticket, the Re-
publcans have elected Andrew X. Bachtell Jus
ticc Of the Peace by Is majority and all the 9th
er officers by about the same
In Reed township, the Republican ticket was
successful and George Karshuer is reelected Jus.
tce of the Peace
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Grand CooGerU

BY request Of the citizens Of Tifin, Mr. Charles
Spohr. Of Sandusky, and Mr. Menns Of Tiain,
will give m Instrumental Concert at Webster
Hall, on Tuesday evening, the 2Oth Of April
Mr.. spohr has promised to give one Of the best
Evening Entertainments, ever witnessed by the
citizons Of this place,
Concert will commence at o'clock precisely.
Doors open at o'clock
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-16

Some workmen ina field near Clyde. yesterday
dug up a large slab, and on removing the dirt
which had covered a perhaps for centuries, the
letters Loor LmrA were found on one side, and
LIES pAB on the other. Very likely its an Ipdi.
an monument, although the latter inscription looks
like Welsh. We have not learned that any one
has been able 10 deciphcr It's meaning.
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The weather and tbe Crops.

Much rain has fallen during the past week,
completely saturating the earth and flooding the
small streams, causing considerable damage TO
fences, bridges &c. The sandusky river is un-
usually high at 1 is place, but we have heard of
no damage being doue. The spring thus far has
been unusually mild and pleasant, giving the far,
mers an excellent opportunity to prepare the soil
for the Spring crops. Most Of the oats is sown
and corn planting will soon commence. The
wheat-felds in this county look well and Tho
prospect Of good crops looks hatteriug.
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tS'~we are in reccipt Of the "MAD RrvrR VAL
IEY GAzErrE AND CLARK CoUNfr JouRNAL.' Pub
lished at Springfield, Ohio. by G. W. Hastings
and edited by G. NJ. Nichols. It is a large-sized
Quartc, and is in all respects paper worth the
the Subscription price, $3.50 per year.
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sandusly, Dayton s. Cincinnati n. n.

SanduslsY, Dayton s. Cincinnati n. r.
The Cincinnati COMMERCIAL states, that the
difficulties heretofore existing between this road
and the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton have
been amicably adjusted. What effect, If any,
this adjustment will have on present connexions,
we cannot tell. The S. D. & @. Road, since it
began to look up the local interests along the line
has been doing good paying business and is,
we believe, in fair way to meet all liabilities
Local interests must not be neglected, if a Road
would expect to prosper. The Findlay and Re-
public accommodation trains are admirably adap-
ted to the wants of the public in this locality and
we hope they will be kept up.
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ty-Artcmus ward, the celebrated Snowman,
writing from Tifiu TO the Toledo Times, gives
the following description Of that "grate city and
its institushuns."
"tifiu is CRATE sity. It is thiclly settled all
around the mectin' house. It's princerpal institu.
shuus air the mcctin' house, hay scales and VIM.
II. Gibsun mr.. Gibsun is on the legul tide. he
tole me his bones would be bcrried in ole Seneky
Thinks i to myself It would bin darnd sight
better il your bones had bin berried in Ole Sen
eky afore you stole the peoples muney, but
kept mum. A man named Brcslin used to live
in tifTiu but he don't live in tifin now as much as
he did"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-16

lA We are pleased to loasn that now Lodge
Of Frce and Accepted Masons. under the name Of
"rifin Lodge, has been organized in this city.
The character Of the men engaged in IL, is a sure
guarantee Of its success.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-16

eE-We neglected last week TO notice the new
advertisement Of Mr. G F Miller, dealer in Stoves
and Copper. Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. The es-
tablishment however speaks for itself and needs
no puff" Of ours to bring It intonotoricty. Mr..
Miller has recently "set up shop" among us; he
has large and well selected stock and deserves
the liberal patronage Of the public.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-16

Signing, storming, singing, smiling,
With her many moods beguiling,
April walks the wakening earth.
Wheresoe'er she looks and fingers,
Wheresoe'er she lays her fingers,
Some new charm starts into birth.
Fitful clouds about her sweeping,
Coming, going, frowuing, weeping,
Melt in fertile blessings round;
Frequent rainbows that embrace her,
And with gorgeous girdlcs grace her,
Dropping flowers upon the ground.
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Court was in session again this week, 10 attend
to some unfinished business Smo,hefs, The hog
man, has bcen sentenced to one year In the Peni.
tentiary
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NOTICE.

counts on the books Of Thomas Garter kept in his bus
OF selling Boots and Shoes, Ia Tn City Ohio from
April 18Th 1855 June 22d 1851 that have duy author
M osssssion Of said books for the purpose Of settling said
aoooun and win be pleased 70 perSons having unsettled
accounts on ts same my place Of huainefs0n Wash
jay 70, siG if4'' ''''- .TloMAs ERA.
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DIED,

In thisoity, Friday, April Cd, CHARLEY, young
est son Of George and Mary Ann Huss, aged 90
months
Although it crtshes the heart that he should he
taken thus early away, yet the very aflietion,
has in It consolation. He event in the morn
ing" His suaerings were severe but they arc
all over.
"He died to sin; he died to care,
But for a moment felt the rod
Then rising on the viewless air,
Spread his light wings and SCARED to God"
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lab Printing.

OF oil 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 In the State.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-16

"a See notice Of Beckman's Saddle and Har-
ness Mandatory. His work is pronounced A,
No, /, by good judges,
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sPEoIAL NOTICES;

woons HAIa RrsroRSrtvE-W have never known any
other medicine win as large share Of public confidence In
40 short time a. this hns done Il has uotboon than
year since we first heard Of H. and stands at the
head Of al remedies Of the kind We have never uodauy
OF ourelyes, having had occasion. our "erown Of
ro not only yet retains lis ongnai oooi but gets more
o-bn some Of our friends have and have never known
t si Of restoring the hair It's original color We advise
such becoming prcmaurey gay to give the "Re'o.
ratve"a tdal.-Cherter tGll) Herald, June, 1854
t-g-sod by all the Drugnists. Ap2lm
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Letter from a 'sDHhls ecrat."
tifn sitty aprile thee 9

thn sltty aprile thee
mister tribune
seein as how the elecshun cum Of last mundy i
wus loolSin in the siniky advortysur tu da fur
thee ruseter An The big Gun with The smoak A
eumin out NV It's mouth But dident &C merry
wun. wots the mater We Beet the black repoob-
lycuns on sum NV the andydaits an lie Bee
dirned ef Ce viii wee shudent hev the rucetur
out a Krowen an The gun irin on akount NV
en- wee Hav elektid voatted the dirnmokratik
tiket OF da as hard as Sood thincdn as houw
We wus A gon to hev dirned site NV fun oaver
them air blak republykens after the elekshun.
mister tribune Of yu Ce mister advurtyzer next
weak iist ask hymn fur Nee about that air rucc-
tur an Gun an whi He amt A fetchin on EN- Out
Haint ol NV En- Candydaits Wee Elektid in The
township an sity anuff tn fetch out The tarnel
lgrittur on an sit hymn A Krowen to say knuthin
about The gun. iist Ce about thie ere mater
ahektshunaitli yurn
wUN w THE DnnYKRATz
ps talk motifs, mebby the ould rueetur hes
ben uzed co much thet he doant Amount tu nuth-
en- ef ct haz wee ken git Up kollekshun tu bi a
knew wun lie Civ shillen dimmyIrat.
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gRsAT BGReRlRs
can be had at
CRUM AND BROHL'S
NEW
Wholesale and Retail
q R o q E R 81
just opened in Tifin,
SECOND DOOR NORTH OF THE sHAwHAN
HOUSE.
FURY ts,v lur Porehs,ed lsiss and superior a,or
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS AND
Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
Au Of which they are sa,blsa 70 ,sil q, grsssly
REDUCED PRICES.
Tsy voaA lavi,s particular slsu,on TO ,holr s,oot
Teas, Molasses,
Coffee, Pepper
Sugar Spices,
Tobacco, Soap,
Cigars, Candles,
&C., &c, &c.
Thsliu,or,msntof Fruits smbisest en- The dsisaslst
this aud ether chimes, each a.
Raisins,
Figs,
Prunes,
Dates,
Orangcs,
Lemons,
Almonds,
Filberts,
Cocoa Nuts, &c,
FISH BY THE BARREL.
Smoked and Cured Hams, Tar, Salt
and
DYE sTUFFs OF ALL KINDS,
Also a variety of
wOODENAND WILLOW WAKE.
We arc prepared to supply.
FA M / / / T. s
With Groceries and Provisions al
prices remarkably low.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Desiring TO lay in stock Of Groce.
ries for retailing, will find it to their
interest to
GALL ON US,
as We are dotermided not to undors
lsold.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
1Of all kinds or ~
CASH,
taken in exchange for goods.
Now is the time to GET
BARGAINS.
! Rememer the place, Doors North
lOf the Shawhan House, Tifiin, Ohiol
CRUM & BRoHL.
Oct. 80, '57-tf.
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New and Interesting.

Laws o. lovR--IIafold Tracy.
How TO Woo AM How 10 Wiz.
kINu % MIsps.
Variety - Nv Pubhea'iOasH PEIAEF.
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.

FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
One Full Scholarship in Folsom's Commercial College,
Cleveland, Ohio.
One Full scholarhip in the Ohio State and Union Law
College Cleveland, Ohio.
One Full Scholarship tho Eclectic College Of Medicine
'Cincinnat Ohio.
An Of the above win be sold very cheap tot Cash.
ts-ohiO State and Onlon Law ooloso.-Thi' 10.
sttuton ha been removed to Cleveland, Ohio Degrees
are legally conferred, and Students graduating may be
admitted to ptactcs. For rCeular address, at Cleveland,
Jeo5Ir NJ. A.KING, Secretary.
banking House of w. c. Hedges & Co.,
Pay Interest on Deposits
Remaining Months At 4 per cent.
as
lo "6
SeroFupaysbis AZ any time, on return Of Certificate.
JOSIAH HEDGES,
A. G. BALDWIN,
Jotv TO- 1857. w. c. HEDGES.
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sF3-An Advertisements MUST be handed in by
Wednesday Of each week, to secure their APPEAR
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-16

sesSle 80. az, meets eyerv Wednetday Eyenins,
N.S- MTlS O'Clock, ht Odd Fenowt Hail, in shaw.
hans Bloos, Main street. j. w MILLER, N. q.
+. w. OuRANn, socTetafy.
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YmngWyion 2 10 .50@e0.
Imperial iW
Gunpowdor " %
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LET THEM BE TRIED .
Railways Method of Cure is
SIMPLE, QUICK, SAFE AND EFFECTUAL

There is no pain, however torturous or ex'
cruciating, but that simple application OF
Rad,oau's Ready Relief will instantly stop and
quickly alay the most violent spasms, infiam-
nation and congestIons. There Is no disease
however long it may have become established
m the system, whether constitutional, chronic,
humorous or of loathsome character, but that
Rad,oay's Renorating Resident will exterminate
and infuse ne,o life, new blood, and ne,c eris-
tence throughout the brokenGown and emacia-
ted organizations of the body.
Ifby lrregularity or otherwise the organs OF
the system become deranged and incapable OF
performing their several functions;-if the LiV-
er, Heart, Bowels, Stomach, Bladder, Kidneys,
Skin, Nerves, Blood, etc, are at fault, a
dose or two of Radtoay's Regulators will restore
health and regularity 10 every organ through
out the body. They force each and every or
gan to the natural performance of its duty, and
thus keep up regular and healthy circulation
Of the blood.
If dose OF Radpay's Regulators were swal-
iowed the moment person feels unwell, or
when any unpleasant symptom appears, there
would be no further trouble, for the diseased
action would be arrested and healthy action
re-esta blished. On one fact the sick may de-
pend-rHAT DISEASE CANNOT GROW IN THE sYs-
TEN FORTIFIED AND UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF
THE p. r. X. REMEDIES.
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IN The system that is under its infuence-lts
hfe.quickening power lnfuses strength to the
weak. feeble and infrm. No matter what me
cause Of the pain may be, a dose or application
will instantly stop H. ,,
Radway's Regulators a'e in The form OF ms
elegantly coated with gumand when taken VIII
not occasion nausea or sickness-thelr office Is
TO regulate the organs of the system TO healthy
and regular action. 10 eluaIze the circulation OF
blood, and expel all difficulties and causes OF
deranpements from the liver, stomach, bowels,
kidneys, heart, skin, nerves, bladder, and thus
curing radiIy all diseases located IN either OF
the organs Of the body or in the general system
Every lady should keep box OF these fliS on
hand. They are the most certain Regulators
you can take.
Radway's Renovating Resolvent is for the
cure of all diseases of a chronic, constitutional,
or scrofulouS character,
SKIN ERUPTIONS, SORES, SALT RHEuM,
HUMORS, &C. These remedies are pleasant
to take, quick in action, and safe. No INJURY
can result from their use. Let the sick give
them trial. RAILWAY & Co.,
l62 Fulton Street, New York.
R. r. r. Remedies are sold by all respectable
Druggists in the United States and Canades,
and by Merchants, in places where there Is no
Druggists.
~ CHARLES HARPER, Agent, SheP-
herdsowh, Va.
New York, January 9, 1858. sly
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CONGREGATIONAL DISEASES.

MANY diseases that afflicted Humanity are IN
herited as Heirloom from the diseased bodies
of sickly sires. ScrofuIa, Consumption SyPh'
ills, Fits, are among the nost common oil con
stitutioual diseases. Now we care not no"
many generations the seeds of these diseases
NAV have been established in the system, cor
rupiting the bIood-Rad Gays Remooating Resot-
cent will eradicate from the bodies OF The al,
ficted every particle Of diseased deposits, ana
fiji the veins with new, pure and healthy blood;
Rad,ray's RenOrating ReSOIrent should De han II
as blessing by every mother throughou' 'e
land whose infants are afflicted WIN sores,
Humors, SC. These breakings out thus carry
are evidences Of disease transmitted IRON the
parent stock A few doses OF the Renopaitng
Resident will eradicate every V's"Se o. 'nc
disease and insure the child SOUND anu heai'
thy body.
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Greatest Improvement Of the Age!
Jones Patent
kerosene or Coal OIL lamps
Unriralled in Beauty, Simplicity, safety or
Economy.

Unriralled in Beauty, Simplicity, safety or
Economy.
livery person desiring TO obtain the VERY
u BEST and CHEAPEST portable light
within their reach, should call and examine
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We pledge ourselves to demonstrate
lst. That NO ACCIDENT can occur by
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End. That they emit NO OFFENSIVE
ODUR while burning
3rd. That they are very easily trimmed.
+ 4lh. That they are easily regulated 10 give
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5h. That they burn entirely free from
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9th. That TIE light is at least so per cent
Cheaper than any other light now IN common
use
These Lamps are admirably. adapted for the
use of Students, Mechanics, Seamslresses, Fac
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highly recommended for Family Use.
~ For sale by
RENTCH & STO7 EBRAKER.
Shepherdslown. June &c, 1858. If
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RApwAY's READY RELIEF.

All The infirmities, aches and pains That are
saddIed upon the crippled body, are readily re-
moved and quickly exterminated by Rad'oayS
Ready Relist The rapidly with which 1t stops
the most agonizing pains and restores the IN
firm, nervous and bed-ridden to ease, comfort
and renewed health, forms only unit OF lis
truly wonderful power. Those who have for
gears fingered in misery, have been suddenly
relieved Of all pain, and enabled in few hours
to resume the duties and labors which years OF
disease and decrepitude have prevented.
The great principles involved in the wonder,
full curative powers Of Rad'oay'S Ready hetag'
are exclusively confined to these Remedies
and it is the great medicinal principle OH which
these Remedies are prepared, that renders
them so
C.nm.,,, Or,nu Avn EnrECTuAI
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ALONG CABLE OF CERTIFICATES.


(Since lS47. when we first cOmmehced our
good work of discovering remedies for the re-
lief Of The pain-rdden and diseased, and pre-
pairing the same for public use, we have 'he
qualification of claiming to have received
more letters Of thanks and certificates OF cures
than all other medicine manufacturers ana
medicine practitioners in the world, put to-
gether
The weight of the paper, on which said GER
tificates and letters OF thanks are written, IS
over ten tons-and if said certificates were at
tached in one great roll, it would measure The
immense distance Of tlcenty screen thousand seren
hundred and forty miles,
Among the Immense number OF certificates are
100000 Rheumatism cured in from ten min
utes to tWenty-four hours
80 600 Chronic Rheumatism cured in from
one week 10 SIX weeks. Pain relieved in lew
moments, after its first application.
100000 Cases of Tic DoloureuX and Neu-
ralgia. Pain stopped in few moments, ana
cured in from hall an hour to few days.
100000 Cases of Burns, Scalds, Bruises and
other accidents. Pains stopped in few mo-
ments, and cured in day or so.
100000 Cases OF Diarrh9a. Pairs stopped
in few moments.
$4,000 Gases of Fever and Ague.
1000 Cases of Scarlet Fever.
100 Cases of Yellow Fever, reported to US.
How many of this fatal disease have been cured
by the aid of the Relief, not reported, we are
unable to say
100000 Cases of Toothaches, Earaches,
Strains, Lumhagos, and pains in the legs, back,
ETC., in from FIVE to twenty-five minutes.
5000 Cases of Asthma.
10000 Bronchitis, Catarrh, Lung Complaint,
etc.
10000 Cases of Syphilitic Rheumatism,
Nodes, and other venereal talnts.
100000 Cases of Sick and Nervous Head
ache, Rush of Blood TO the Head.
5000 Cases of Cholera (Asiatic) IN from
fifteen minutes to six hours.
Besides thousands and tens of thousands OF
everyday complaints of no given name' that
every one is more or less subject to-
5000 Cases of Dyspepsia.
10000 Cases Of Skin Diseases, Salt Rheum,
Sores, Sore Heads, Eyes, Legs, Face, Pimpies,
Blotches and Humors of all kinds-cured by
the use of Renova;lng Resolvent A change
for the better is felt by the sufferer of the most
loathsome disease, in few hours after dose
of the Resolvent is taken.
10000 Cases of Costiveness, Indigestion, Liy-
er Complaints, Heart Diseases, Kidney, Blad-
der and Urethra difficulties, cured By few
doses of RAILWAYS REGULATORS, a dose
of which once a week will keep every organ in
the system in a healthy condition and force
them to due performance of their duties.
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The Shepherdstown Register

Is published weekly at - year positively :,
be paid before the year expires. No papert"S
continued Except at the option of the editor,
until all arrearages are paid up Single conie.
6. cents.
cents for the first insertion, and % cents ~ o
each Insertion thereafter-larger ones in rba
same proportion. Advertisements not marksS
for any specified time are continued til forbi5
and charged accordingly A deduction made 70
4 ose W 10 advertise by the year,
Merchants who contract by the year for ad.
vertising are strictly confined 10 Merchandiz.
ing-adyertsing OF different nature will be
liable 10 extra charge.