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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
An Ordinance,
For the Punishment of Offenders
against the Laws Of the Incor-
porated VILLAGE of Fogtoria.

Section lu BR Ir ORDAINED by tie Council Of he
Incorporated village Of Fns ora o. that when fine shall
he Imposed or the violation Of tho Ordinances Of the
village Of fOd0ra, ot any of them and the is not
paid, The party convicted shall by order ofe Mayor
other proper authority, process ssued fot The pu
pose be committed until such Zine and the " pros.
ooutun sha bo paid, the party be discharged by due
process Of Law.
Section 2d Any pefs0n or perfons convicted Of
repeated and iful violation ofony or nance ,whoshall
ciuse neglect 10 pay The ine imposed and the costs
OF rIoiecuton, shabby ko order oF process be impri
onsd The Wnneiail andkept I'm confinement for any
time not exceeding thirty days.
Hecuou3i. Az vnrrantg, common prostitutes and
persons disturbing Che peace of said villa rc Of Fosora
shall on conviction thereof bo punished nv imprison.
mon n The village jail of any Term not exceeding six.
" days.
Section ith II shall be- lawful for the Marshal 10 NJ.
rost upon view aud without warrant, any person found
vlnlatnr any ordinance made TO preserve the peace,
quiet good urlsrof the village of Fost0r any
dinance pf0Whhg for the iniey, health, comforii or
ol The protection Of the property Of the citizens Of the
village Of Fouoda
Section 9Th. Any person 20 huostcd shall be taken
forthwith before the Mayor, or Justice OF the
Peace ofthe county, for trial and ho dealt with
ding 10 the ordinances oftho said village Of Fostora
pasSedin Council AugustGth, lS50. Yeasi Bonnet,
niicker, Halcs, Foster and Geari Nays --
THIS Ordinance to be In force from an, amer iupasi
age.
LF. RITCHART, Mayor.
). v. JoNEs, Recorder.
Fostoria, Aug. 0th ts21 --sep23w
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. y J. a. WhMNns,, n. D., Charlo,ton.


WEyr BEpFoRD, Coshocton Co., May u, 1851
Mr.. II. n. King.ley, Sir--l have been selling the
medicines oithe Graft cnhetg Company for the last ten
years and have invariably found them 10 give good
satisfaction; and the pills have sold gre at many
regularly a. their and coffee, and with my
trac they have become staple article MUrshals Utcr
inc Caholicon Is medicine that has done great a.
mount Of good In female diseases. One lady sold 10
10 told me she had received moro henot from bottle
than she dd from long OF medical tre1tu,ent by
the most skillul pliysicions. Yours truly,
Jan. 1, 1888, JANIS WtGsoN
For Sale by A. r. Van Doom, n. H. Snyder, j
f. Wooster Tidini n. HALL Lowell Dr. +, Yates
Green Springs; Wm. Huhh, lodi; s. p. Ilun Fiat
Rock; WIN. Rininger, Atiicaj d. Hoffman 4 Co., Nc
Cutohcnyille; J. W. Wing, Adrani and by one agent
In MI tho prncipaltowns In Ohio.
For Medicines or ngencies address
n. u. KINGS LEY, Cleveland,
in25ly. Agent for Ohio.
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DIRECTORS.
FACILITY.

n q. nRyAvr, N. v. SrRAIroN, J. G. BRvANr,
J. n. CALKfss }, Y. CALEtEs, r. A. HAYES Instruc.
tors IN thescience Of Accounts, and Lecturers on Busi
ness Customs.
?. r. SPEFCER SoNs, Instruot0rs IN Business and
espondeuce.
Hon. iloRAog Mann, Hon CSC, w. CLINTON, Hon
ELiHU BURRrrr Special Lecturers.
Hon. n.6AAUELSrAHKwEATIER, tloRkCE ID. CLAuE
Esq, Hon. JEssT r. BisHoP, Lecturcrson CONNER
cial Law.
Rev. FREDEuoK T BRowS, Pres. Asa MAHAN
Lecturers on political Economy.
Rev. JANIS ELLgR, Rev. Dr.. AiKEN, Lecturers on
Commercial Ethics.
r. r. HANDY, J. d, MERRiAM, Lecturers on Banking
/ Finance, etc.
n. G. MAwHALI, n. g. LUCE, Lec.urcra, ,on ths
Genera Principles and Details Of Railruading
J. u. MERRiAM, EAEBsoN r. WHITE, Lecturers OF
Commercial Comuutntinns
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LB.c Q. Johnson, Medical Agent.

Read what Dr. Bushnell says ofte Grafenbcrg Medi.
zines Dr.. Is physician Of extensive practice, and
the most Successful In the county (rrumbulD In
whichhe residesi
"This certinas that have used the Grandnbora Pills
and Marshurs Catholicon, sold here by J n @. join
son, in my practice to my entire satsfoton. They
are good medicines. DR G. w, BUSHNELL"
Hartford, Tfumbull Co., o., March Z, 1857.
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.AYer's Ague Oure.

which ncutralizes this maiariOus poison in tho
blood, and stimulates the liver to cXpcl Il from
The body. AS it should so II docs cure this nt-
nictive disorder with perfect certainty. And IL
docs more, or rather does what Is Of more SER
vice 20 those subject TO this infection. II taken
in season It expels It from the system as Il Is abb
sorbcd, and thus Keeps those who use Il free from
It's attacks; keeps the system I'm health although
exposed to the disease. Consequently 10 not only
cures, but protects from, the great variety Of ht-
fcctiOns which are induced by this malignant
influence, such rs Remittent Fever, Chill Fever,
Dumb OF Masked Ague, Periodical Headache,
or Bilious Headache Bilious Fevers, Neuralgia,
rheumatism, Gout, Blindness, Toothache, Ear
ache, Catnuh, Asthma, Palpitati0ns, Painful AZ
fectons Of the Spleen Mysteries, Collie, Paralysis,
and Painful Affections Of the Stomach and Bow
els, all Of which, when arising from this cause,
will be found to assume moro or less the intermit-
tent type. This "AGUE CURE removes the ciiuso
Of these arrangements, and cures the disease
This Il accomplishcs by stimulating the eXcre-
tories TO expcl the virus from the systemi and
these organs by degrees become hablted to do this
their office of their own accord. Hence arises
what we term dcclimafiOH. Time may accomplish
the same end but often life Is not long enough, or
Is sacrificed in the attempt, while this AGUE
CuRE" does II ut once, and with safety. We have
great reason to believe this Is surer as well as
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases
which arc caused by the miasmatic infection,
than any other which has been discovered; and
| Il has still another Important advantage TO the
public, which Is, that II is cheap as well as good.
puEpAnrD NY
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lam physician Of thirty years' practice Ny prIn.
cipai study has been diseases Of females They have
generally balred my best effort. Obtaining the mator.
als composing Aiarshalls Uterine Calholicon | was
pleased with them, gave thema fair trial and found my
self abundanty successful Inmy former practice could
only mitigate The symptoms of about half the cases aud
could not cure one in ten. Now I can radically core
NJ least sew enteen IN twenty mud mitigate the rest.
consider Mnrshalrs Uterine CathocOn the greatest
blessing 10 females have met with.
,. II. WHmNMs, NJ D., Charleston.
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GRAFFENBERG
pAMgLV @gDlclNEs,
HOME TESTLMONY

HARrroRn, Trunhuu Co., o., March 7th, 1857.
hereby certify that have been dealing in the Graf
ieuberr Medicines for the past year, and truly say
that have never offered any medicines 10 the public
that have met with the decided appreciation Of the peo-
pie like these, particularly The Pins and Catbolicon.
They will readily perform AL aud more than Is promised
for them have sold about fy bottles Of the Cahoii.
the past season. aud hear the bes results In every
case.
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TlIE COLLEGIATE COURSE

win embrace the most approved and practical
forms OF keeping booksby Double Entry in the vah.
the General Wholesale and Rctoi Mercantile, TX.
change, Commission, Manufacturing, Railroad,
Banking, Printing, Mining, shipping, Steamboat,
ing, Individual, Partnership and Compound Company
Businoss. All manuscripts from which the Student
copies are written In bold rapid hand which
will serve great auxiliary In securing 70 him
excellent stylc Of writing.
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WRTTING DEPAKTMENT.

This department Is under the Immediate superyis.
ion OF p, n. SrEVcER& Sons. Tothe public thisis o
sufficient guaranty that IL will be well conducted
While Mir sis conceded 70 stand pre.eminenty
high rs an Author and Teacher Il may In Justice
he said Of his sons who are associated with him,
that they compare avoraby in point Of artistic atin.
mcnt with their accomplished master. This Is without
doubt the most desirable place pursue Penmanship
n study In the entire West.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

ism, Chlblaps Lamencss, st aims. Wndgsiis etc. /.
L, 81. Johns lniment enjoys great reputation qs an
external application for men and animals in the above
There y certify that st. Johns Linmept is possessed
Of The most astonishing curative properties Of any med
cine that has ever come within my knowledge. hTst
made use OF for the rheumatism 20 which had been
To MY bed SO helpless that could not turn myself but
was completely cured by this Linment ! applied y
freely Just before going to bed rubbing u ia well with
the hand, until Inflammation was produced, and then
bound on tightly wartn nannel l have recommended
It 10 many Of my friends for severe cases oi rheumatm,
sores bruises etc, nnd the same wonderful success has
ever attended It's use friend had his foot so badly
lie was entirely helpless but perfectly cured by the
use Of this Eminent An friends who have used 10
concurw me IN the belief that II & the best medicine
Of the Kind In the world WARREN BUEL.
TWIN, August I'm, -.
EF0ni lFealihB 6Yisen Qf FIgnkliH County. o.
nKAH StRi wish You would establish an agency here
for the sab OF your iniment. had valuable horse
few days since, so lame scarcely 90 be able 20 walk
sent 10 Columbus, and procured bottle Of your Lint.
cousicr u preferable 70 any lnimeut have ever used,
and should be glad 10 have % kept here for sale tha
may az Any time conveniently obtain supply It Siu
WarERSuLE Franklin county, o,
Pain and Weakness in the Back and Side Of Six
Years Standing cured My wife was about six yearH
afflicted with pain IN her back and side. She was con-
hned part Of the time 10 her bed, She made OF lhe
Mustang Liniment and various other medignes, bot
obtained no relief until she made use Of ST. Johhh ini-
AFRICA, Ohio, April ], ls3A. FREDERIC hElsLElt'
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The owner ssd he would willingly give ten dqllara 20
have Il reuovedl hut thought Il could not Pc done
would rltommend every family to keep this NaluAple
preparsuon on hand. Warmers ana others haNlnk
sdian tage from SO DOING. BtNlAAiiN HuDDLE
This eeraes that my suffered a great deal Eitef
roEen teet about nlteen years, tried every thnk un
seemed caisflated y a9ora ress ~ az
peatens Of which edeeied q thorough cure, ,,,,,ooa
Mt kuronsSvu4H, Ohio. ,hiIAa fNAH"n'
Hcgsa Cured OF Frightfui wound .--Fhig eeril
hes that my horse ic aadfhn harIow-t9oth thfoaEh
bis lex. feared u would ruin him. laRphed ~ Johha
Liniment, and perfect curu veH soon Elected
WMh BURNE rlii1' Ohio.
WindEalls and Severe Gut had a horse that
had afs Einfal uudn each hind NR about six years.
cess. dnaliy applied 81 Johns Eminent three times
week. ior about threa months bathed very thnronGh.
ly, and after each application heated IN the h0lment
with hot shovel until dry, thofough cure vas -
ieclgd ahouttgo years Since and there has 1eeh
no lndceuon Of their returning l. upon one oeesse:
inlsiRu end one inch Ia depth Wetied NJ tie wound
qoon as possible, and hathed with ue iAnimenh ~
which 4 very rapid cure WHa elected ,..-..
J. McNEkN. Watson Station Ohio
Lump removed from a Horse aud Lameaesa
Cured, Ar r. Jnhn RtYrd. near THU OlQo had horse
He aaaiy became 50 lame tAi hs ceqid bot be used.
and was scarcely able % walk. My Llnnent was tp-
rough cure
Sold hy Al Medicine Dealers. Who win furnish g
lnhn's Almeuacs gratis Z. J. - John q No-' AuhA
CITY, o., General AEeha for ihq Nesiern States
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HOUSE sPOWTING,


.THE only reliable and substantial mode of suspen'
didE Fave troughs, which has takvt the First Pre-.
minm atthe Ohio State Fair held NJ Cincinnati, Sep
tcmber 1857, also NJ the Mechanics Institute At Gin
linnau, Sept, 1857, nad ~ the New York State Fair
this fnfmproyement teceiyedi Gold Ncdaltho best
best premium that Committee scientific Tinncri coud
nwarl on any modern improvement. llrvng purchased
he Right for Seneca a~d WyoDdot counties, you will
perceive that other parties have right to use put
up this Improvement II you want your house spoutod
with Eavcuoughs that made Of the best tin, that Is
impaired and by the best mechanics In Titn call at
NeTks' nov5-'58
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
An Ordinance,
For widening Wood Street and
opening and Establishing a
continuation of the same.

sEurioN lsr. BE IT oFBAtsEB by the council oftbo
incorporated vnFc Of FosOria, that on and alerthe
passage ofthis ofdinanoe Wood sroet shall be widen.
ed on the West side, sixteen and one half feet, com
mencingN Tinln stree, aud runnng North along said
Wood street 10 North street.
SEc -, From said North street there shall bo TO-.
Gated and established street running North from the
tcfmlnaiun of anin Wood street, crossing Fremont
stfuut nnd terminating In Perry street said street
tunniuF North centre line dividing the West half
ofsecton SIX IN village Of Fostoria ating
Enm nl lands lots parts Of lots the West side Of
said mentioned line, forty nine and half feet Of
ground, and from all lands, lrs or plTs OF lots the
East side OF said line, sixteen and halt icet Of
ground Eom North street 10 Fremont thence along an
alley heretofore located to Perry street, anpropr atinr
alley htlrthrec feet Of ground and from all lots or
p1rti OF lots the Ea sidu Of said alley sixteen and
one hulfieeto ground making said street sixty six
iee wide fom the starting point 10 the terminus and
Jacob ttthcf, Jamos Andprsoni Joel Hale, A, g. Ne.
mcntt huWin Ncmcnt, tunrnd Houlcs, William NJ.
Cake, Jumeg y. Mickey, Daniel Nouneker, solomon
whistler u, w. Thomas, Charles Foster the Trustees
OF the Catholic -. w cudemus congregation, Thnm.
"A Fox and Isaac Solomon hereby notified thut the
amount Of land above described all lands, lots
parts OF lots ahutng said proposed street en-.
tered upon and appropriated for the purpose ofwden.
ing, locating and establishing said street. and N par
ties above mentioned aru also notified that viewer will
meet upon the proniscs the first dayof Sept 1850,
10 aNcss the amount Of damage and benefits VI anv 10
the above met toned parties owing lands lots OF parts
otlos ahutng on said proposed street, and the said
PARTIES above mentioned notified TO remove their
cuces 70 the lines mentioned In this ordinance iorsad
street or before the frat day Of October neu This
Ordinance to be In force from and aflcr its passage.
Passed In council August ~, 1880, Yeas, Jones
J.F. RiTuART, Mayor.
J. l.V.JoSEs, Recorder.
FostoHn August "a, le5g.-wp9-9w
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THE DESIGN.

II Is the design Of the proprotofs OF these Collie
ges perfect chain Of Business Schools from East to
West, aflordng the most ample facilities for young
and Young ladies to qualify themselves iorrespons
be positions life. Their schools al the points above
are estnblishedon Grm basis, and all IN a most
prosperous condition. 1heteachers IN the various de
partment thoroughly accomplished practical buti.
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.aIS Ordinance
For Guttering Main Street in tho
villago Of Foqtoria

m IT. ORDAINED by The council Of the incorporated
village Of Foioda that ihr of lots rparis oi
lots, fronting on both sides Of Main street, from Tin
street 10 tho Fremont and Indiana Raihoad, BE- and
hereby required 10 stone the CATERS In from Of All
n ID lots paris OF 0t thid Fuitefng NJ Be four feet
wide and adf NJ Cobble one under the direction "
and In cnse said work should moi be completed At the
time herein fpecifed the Street Commis ssinnef here
any pHri Of SAID work not completed 10 the lowest
sponube bidder.
Passed 10 Counci Juae g2d, 1859, and TO be In force
from and amer its pasfare. Neug Bdokrr, nennot,
Halos and Gear. j. Y. RirCuA RE, Mayor.
~ Ioygs. Reoordcf.--scnl.3w
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laws on OHIO.
PUBLlsHED By AUTHORITY

No. Q06l AN ACT.
For ne Assessment aud Taxation Of ail Poop.
stty Ia tbis State, aud fot levyins Taxes
thereon according to rs true value In mon.
ov.
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A Ii WANTING FARMS in delightful climate,
"A rich soil, and seenre 0m irostf, advertisement
Of hammenlon Landl ln anothsr eolnnn. lall5.0m
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u hereby given thai The snhscrher has baen appnnt
"a executor the Estate of john Coe, late Of ssnesl
Connty, Ohio, deceased.
sagl9,tw JOSIAH ?, pAkEk.
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I consider ~,
johns liuIment
far superior to any
medicine for Nie
anma purpose /
hare ever known.
either for man or
heest. IL rfuioYed
a lump about as
large as my double
hst, OF siN Weekh'
standing from a
neighbora horse.
II was supposed 10
have heen pro-
sI5naa.sH H.ur "a awumfE
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Great numbers Of Clcrgymon, Physicians,
Statesmen, and eminent pcr:onagcs, have lent
their names TO certify the unparalleled useful
ness of these remedies, but our space here will
not permit the Insertion Of them, The agents
below named furnish gratis our AMERICAN AL
MANAc in which they arc given; with also full
descriptions of the above complaints, and tho
treatment that should be followed for their curc.
Do not be put of by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make moro profit on.
Demand AYERS and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they
should have It.
All our Remedies arc for sale by
J.F.woosTER, Tiaiu, Ohio; C. NJ. CHUMAs
sEROi Republic; SURE Eokdein 4 Co., Wnoetsle
Agents, Cincnnais and by all druggists nd deale in
medicines.
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Price 81 O0 pet bottle. For sale BY l. l.. "a. John
90. r. Maniuatdt, n n. Snyder, ]. y. Wooster Til
On, aad BY nruggisls generally. apl-il
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See. llO. The act pissed April l2 1852,
tniitled "an act for tho assessment aud TAXA
sion OF ell property in the state according 60
is true value Ia money" the act 20 authorize
county auditors 70 place taxable lands upon
iakaqlo duplicate la numerical order, passed
May 3, 1852; the act 70 amend tie third (scc-
toni OF Rn act cnttlep 'an act Tor the assess.
ment of an property M this state mud for levy
ing JaEes thereon according 10 ita true value
In money" passed April -, lea2i an act 10
amund The seventh, twenty first, and sixty.
pinth sections OF ian act tor the assessment
and taxation ofah pr perty IN ibis state, and
for ievying taxes thereon according 10 rs uue
value "a money, pasaed April 1889; an act re-
Qnidng township assessors 10 ascertain the
qnantity oi wheat and corn raised in The state
Of Ohio, passed March 8, 1851 the thirteenth
declon of an act 70 endorse he collection Of
taxes which are now OF may hereafter be due
from banks and other corporation, FROM bank
ere, brokers aud stock johbers, and IN m thG
agenis Of ipreigu eOpOTatuns, and 10 protect
sc0unty lreAsurers And other uiieefs charged
With ihe collection OF public revenues IN ID,
porformanee oftheir duiies, posed March IL
1885 a. act passed May J, 1852, supplement
ary 10 an set ent tied "au act for the assess
meut and taxation OF an property IN this state
and for levyng taxes thereon according 70 iu
true vRlpe Ia money, passed April ~, lob2i
an act sscd February n, 1871, entitled ''ai
act supplementary 70 lhe act pointing out 10,
mode of levyine taxes, paased Msron IA, rs
o5i' nn act passed j nuary Is, 1910, eniltle'
ian act declamtoFy Of an act passed March IA
lo5ll uoiniiua ouf he modc of lcvying taxes I
~ act papoa March & l849, entitled "an ac
q provide iof taxing certain lahds sold by ~
United sia'csi' an act passed March "a, ls
"a entlued "aE aet poinung out tho mode o
ieyune ioHca ~ act tniiued ''an acl 70 pro
llan "a w n.lnnnl nl llnLala.l 81 cnnnll b
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gfaal M0titts.


Ills 40 poi ~ Gls NoilCh THAT The SUB
Al hSn cas
Of gqgG aS tSfy to my on s3 d
ae e b H sad All indebted to said
Given under my hand this Day SessmB Sss I iss
T1II IHStT ", Aaminstrator
Of Baltimore city, haeI oD InAf FROM pH 4
s SGRhaq e9a OF SH 2f I4 sess s
having against the said deceased are HEREBY
BoIASD Ase T at No s YfSfs hsf0 to D.
wi or sG a e @ day Of o apgt they may other
indebted estate are requested to make payment
1855 ''e' uuer MA aPa 'I HEa a S5y of November
za 5.lz-!aN4M- R Executrix
| snbSc,iho, 80 p,.in ~ - WINE ihAl lHE
ohained f i6 H city ana state Of Maryland hath
Ion 9e IRIS ICn with the will annexed the per
chusetts deceased All persons having claims against the
d deceased are hereby wvned to exhibit the with
fa Of qy next as they may otherwise by law be excluded
'Veh under my hand this l2th day Of January 1889
Adm'rd b. n a Of Nm ~ aaoM dsassod
y, 9.ase ee9l9ana st: near Lezington
scber has obtained rrom the 6rnhaa l E 2 BID
more City letters testamentay on the estate of ADAM
FkIN hk late Of the said city, deceased All persons hay
with se the yoaeSs arf he hereby TO Tf he sn to
On or ocIore the 18Th day of July they may
All persons indebted to said requested to make i'm
mediate payment Given under hand this Sth day of
January, lo5.. CATHARINE PORTNER
Jali-lawiwN EXecutrix
u.\-I-, - - --,,
ii-'->-'-'ii d; nAThEII rs; John W: PALMER AND
TN THE TIPrJTfT 1!G ITP IiI Fob nl RI T.
1loo u Il the Hon John H Price, Judge The
ackett Respectfully shows hat m ;rt act Oh Hannah
torney executed md tb ac iaue VI power OF AZ
and dated oSti dav "f @ M ASS Se Of $50 CHI 49,
with an approvej Iond in tb anu Hie toSether
the proceedings in his cos sr 49, PtopeIy mentioned IN
the day of sale by nsertinp tbe "a me- Ii
County Edvocae newsna1ar o,,a;h, 'e patti
TowsontOwn and in the ISM pnhlisbed d, T.; I, y,
time place MANNER and of sale That said sa 81 have Re
ber ISIS one O'Clock P n, Cases depot on the Bat
postponed on ACCOUNT Of he %ea mar ad 1 was
du given, well in said newspapers ut the time
and place above mentioned and in pursuance of said noca
place and hour % s pd on mn e gay ana at the
hs san 10 1 ne i nglo anu tfn ana There, sold
bidder therefor a the sum Of fifteen dollaS and fifty cents
were cash on The daV 81 SAL and The t in an1
paw Inent at three and six months with interest," and SCI
RESPECTFULLY submitted 49, 'e mn - %
c,.,... ,,,, WILLIAM B, PERINE, Attorney.
0n t ~ - IS S,t on1ah."re G ISl SCI ST. ~
Justice Of the PeSce If SAID Siata md in md f sad c
snna, ,,na.td ~ inn 80 iu ~ iI ol!! per
'' u ID" '''' '"' '0''So''s 'epo' pASI f, MYERS
state (f MARYLAND, Baltimore city, set
hereby testify that Daniel Myers, before whom the
liked aioapt wa made ana who has thereto subscribed
the State Of in and for the ey Of B Baf
iGy imdny MTeIs n hereto set nv hand and o m
zeal Of the Court of Baltimore city this day Of
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:" A. Il F. MARBURG,
W. IMPORTERS AND
MANUFACTURERS OF CIGARS.

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 4S WEST LOMBARD STREET
We invite the attention of the trade our large and we'll
assorted stock of German and Domestic CIGARS which or
superior facilities enable to sell the lowest figures
Large contracts made BY US in Germany during the dull
the trade will find It to their interest to examine our STOCK
before purchasing elsewhere. sls-f