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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and ser MONDAY, April 1852 and until further notice.
Trains viii leave Pier foot Of Duane q a.
DuNKlRK EXPRESS 81 \ NJ for Dunkirk And Buffalo,
Ard principal int ru edAte Stations
MAIL TRAIN for DunkiTk and Buffalo, and Inter
mediate Stations
RoCKLAND PASSENGER 9: $50 p M rom fso. Of Harr.
via Peruont, for Suferrs and nter mediate st.ons
WAY PASSENGER q. p. m, for Newbursh, Middletown,
and intermediate Stations
NIGHT EMPRESS at p m, for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
The above trains run daily, Sundays excepted.
These Express Trains at Ems with the EmirS, Can
sndsiu. ard Na,as Fah Railroad for Nassrs Falls q. Bns
hsnon the and Bnshsm.on Railroad for Syrs
cu.e at Corning with the Buffalo, COnins and New ok
Railroad for Rochester and Buffalo; Great Bend with the
Delaware Lskagsnna and Western Railroad for Scronon
Ho-nesyie with the Buffalo and NewYork City Railroad ard
Buffalo Dunkk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleye
land Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, &c
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver.
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HEALTH OF ID
RICAN WOMEN. w.

One of the mos. saddepips suits Of cieu 6c well or
nary observation the suffering and disease Of Woman She
subject from the very refined and delicate en'biy Of her
physical organization diseases which utterly unfit her for her
own happne ard deprive her Of the Of adding to that
of others Every mother and head Of family and most ladies
above the age Of Is years. painfully aware Of this fact
Wealth position and refinement offer exemption to this rule
The Universal Of these su6erne which generally at
tended with Ir,egua,ities Whts Falling Of the Wo~b Paias
in the Back, Painful Mtnsbsasicn Debility. Nsrroa'ns DE-
ranged Stomach and Bore 81 Is known to s and has been
proved by extracts from
RELIC AND MEDICAL JOURNALS,
Mss CArE.RISs BsscaESs Beor TO "TssS, ana o,.,
papers
TIVE UNIFORM CURATIVE EFFECT OF
The Gyd<feabeyg Ccapanvs
IN all the has proved eers om the most
eminent clersymen and physicians in the country.
READ THE FOLLOWING;
No woman should Be ~,hou the GIAssnSss H p,rst,
Lake Ontario and Hudson Rirer Railroad.
1.-THE Cshocon has cured many who have been given BY
the best physcispa" GEo FARRAs, Superintendent bve
roort House, corner f5taar and lsn''t
1.-THE Grsefnbers Medicines and Msshs's Uterine C.,hol
con are very reliable, and fully equal representations"
GREENWOOD it, Proprietor Bd,num's Ameriean Mussum.
1.-THE Csthocon is the best remedy in the Rev.
THOMAS d. FLEuSY Hartford, North Carolina
Eo.hns /. equ. to the Cathocon In case. of female dis
essea"- The Rev. PETER SHARP, Ri9gs0ay, Mich
regular pby,icisn of Is years practice and have al
ways been successful curing disease Having been cured OF
Of the most emin emit among physicians BY the Gaefen.
berg Pile Re- medy have no hesitation In speaking OF the
Effects and have prescribed Medicines and their
Ma,shaWs Uterine Cds0eon IN my practice and Away, Win
White Creek " Y, Sept. l, 1889
=. q ss Of
sona acquaintance with some OF the members OF the oefenbes
G1npsny "1,h ~ 'He 'P'"iFS SAsSs HAL
Editor and Proprietor Ner York Commercial Adrstise,.
Price Of THE GaAETESBERG MARsHALLs UTERINE CArHoLI
con per bottle; Eve bottles for So can DO safely sent
,Addie" letter, and Orden Ssu,,. . ,,,nar-un
''; III s;' Ss5S'Ss s's'' 40
Az ARTICLE, WHOLLY UxAUrHoaiIED, NEARLY sEssm
BLING rms NAME AND LASH, mas BEEN PUT IN CRc0LA
TON.
yooms Of the G,aefenbeyg Company TO al rhs are
.Yg1any fro. any ~asnans di.sa.e Laai.. s9
me 70 tseis sl are inritsd upon
No. SO PARK.ROw OFFICE HOURS. 9 TO I AND TO 4.
4 sTONISHING.-Mr. Grey, 132 Chathsm:st.,
cured Of Piles used two bottles III CT Dr. Lss 1
RURDsALL' AR sI7sSs EMINENT FOR
READ THE EVIDENCE
danshsr .ded With ho, water to such an extent ha:
Lnmsn which gave instant relief continued It's use, and
happy say she 2iiEisg M Is ;fss'
For sale a. No. 81 Beeknans-, New York.
CURE CURE for PILES.-The Medicine
ssted for than yea by physicians aud Others and haa
In every proved certain the above des.e 70,
rebel So Thoroughly h been the subscriber p.
cnre in ever, c..s In ease Of allure the money
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Sept

hudson RIVER RAILROAD.-From Sept.
IL 1853, Trains viii leave Cnambens 81 Station follows;
F1press Trains and II ard 5p u for Hudson p N
Sing ei5 and and 1850 for Poughkeepsie,
7l5s m and LIS N for Isry.oEn = and o;S nl
for Pertsk $50 N. The Hudson, PoGshksepsie feeEsf
Sing Sing ard Tayown Trans sop uost q the Way STA,
tioth Passenger taken At Chambers. Canal Christopher ard
Ss Trains for NewYorh leave Troy AS s: and ~ 10
g. H. and SIS .. H. and Ahary ao-u u minutes later On
Sunday ~ 8 D. m A y. SMITH, Superintendent
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-Fo PHILA
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Msi and Express Lines leave New Ysrk at and ii
NJ and and p fare, IS Through Tickets soh for Gin
.nd the West and for Washington New Oresns and the
South &C., and through baggage checked 70 Warrington In
Q NJ and p trains
j. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No bssse viii be received for trains unes delivered and
checked fifteen minutes In advance Of the time Of leaving
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN 1881 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. ls5o.
Commencing May q, 1852
Passengers Station in New York, Of 27thst and 4sA-av
Entrance 27th-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.YORK,
FOR New Haven A. m. (ex) H45, 3:l5 teIl S:U ane
as For Bridsspor; m ls.)' ia:S s;iS ssal;
aud westpor y. 1915, so and +5 m For Norv.s
D.hen and Greenwich T. m: i2:45 $50 as 5:9o $50
D. n For Stamford, 7, (eIl a MI u: IS 2b lex $50
is $50 $50 p For Por. Cheter and intermediate "
ions, !, 8 d m l2:+a $50 445. $3.50, e:sapm
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Hor Boston, Ca s:l5 leSl roi Hrs.sOrd .nt
sprusfs ID an (exSl5 pmex For Connecticut River Rail
road Q Montreal m IeI and s;l5 m Tex to SIrth:%r
IA and Sis For Canal Railroad g No'tSsmpson
SLIP m For Nau,.'uci Rsrssd a m s;5 .. IN. 5~
JAMES H. HOYT, Superintendent
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COVERS SJJITANA's SAUCE.-NOTICE.-
- This wonderfully stimulating sppezne Sauce which
now in demand and has made itself 50 great "a
ve with the lovers things be purchased OF all
The dealers in throughout the United States As
Sewers Relish Soye Aromatic Mustard and Soye1 Sauce soo
csfente. Wholesale agents: xyX
' GARDNER G. YVELIN Fultons., New York
BRAY 4 HAYES, Cornhil Boston.
CROSSE 4 BLACKWELL, London, England
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TIVE UNIFORM CURATIVE EFFECT OF
The Gyd<feabeyg Coapanvs
MARsHALL's UTERINE CAfHoLIcoN
all the above has been proved BY eers nom the me
eminent clergymen and physicians in The country.
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NETWORK CONSOLIDATED STAGE Co.
IN DIvIDEND.-Tbe Board Of Directors Of this Company
have this day declared SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE
PER CENT payable and after Sept u.s. at the Pacific Bank
The will be closed from the l2h 70 18th Sept
Inclusive. J. CAMPBELL, jr, Treasurer.
Nev.York Sept g. 1889.
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6teamboats and Railroads.

DAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY-Steamer
IL META MORA from foot Of Jsy-st every TUESDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, alta
L,OR NEW AVEN-By steamers ELM CITY,
j. from Pecisp at p m, and TRAVELLER At II p M ar
irving in tine the morning trains H. fECh, AGENT
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NOR HARTFORD.-FrOmP eck.slip at 4, p. N +,
Il GRANITE STATE, Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays
CITY OF HARTFORD Tuesdays, Thundsys, and Saturdays
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THE TN r ELLIG B NICER
From the Great Republic MOntlly.l
DEAD.
BIZ MARY roUsT.

Come down from the inist:sllrouded mountain
.sss4 Zimiue,
] am weary and cold; AZ
Come down in thy glorifed beauty, Ziinine,
The night is wearing Old
All its long hours have waited for you,
Have stood in the chill of the gathering dew,
And listened aud waited for you.
Fearful sounds come 1nuttering nigh,
Fearful shapes go shuldering by;
But Istand stillin the gathering dew,
Listening and waiting for you
Here, in the gloom, are two eyes, zirnine,
Stabbing the dark and me;
- Two great, round, notionlcss eyes, Ziminc,
That seem, and seem not to see;
And from under these motionlcss eyes
Come owlish and strange replies,
,- Tothe thanght that wt!lia me lies:
Tn-whil tu-whoo!
Untrnei untrue
Tu-whit tn-whoo!
Untruel fu-who?
But stand still in the glare of these eyes,
For the thought that within me lies.
could not be jealous, Zimine,
Ofau angel;
IT'S because you are pure and saint Iimine,
The blessed Eyangel
Comes down 10 the mountain to yon,
And | stand here in'the chilling dew,
With thought so sweet and true.
So the demOn-eyes are harmless,
sss And the owlish song is charuless,
- For / echo it back; Tu-whit tu-whoo!
Untrue! tu-who9
= Yet am alone and cold zimine-
Lonely and cold;
And the night is wearing old, zimine--
Dreary and old;
Then stay in thy mystical flight;
~ Say to the angel "Good night
And come down with thy crown of light.
Bring to thy lover token
- A word by the angel spoken
a silver star from thy coronal bright,
Toset insmy night.
80 Only a low hooking echo, Ziminc;
Only wall,
As of pain, or madness, Zimine,
Whispers the gale.
Stillglistcns the great round eyes,
Still nutter the strange replies,
{, And the thought that is in me DIES!
Ilisten no more for yon,
wait no more in the dew;
From the grave where my dead thought lies,
No ghost will arise.
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GOLD e N b f e HIV e STO II e.
NO TIA MAIN STREET, WHEELING,
NEW FALL AND WINTER@GOO IS
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH TRADE. q 1.
GOLD e n

DESLRARE
fep b
SPOUSE n
hes p4l,at =,
from " per
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TaE NHW-YoaK TRIBUNE,


TuE NewyoRS TsnUNs, more than seventeen years
OIL which vas the lir oarnsl Ia the .g9rli t,as .'pearsl
two n.S anl ch has 'tIsi tls pirtleie ng-
ollcits its share of I'll. patronage walsh the Metropolitan
within the present yelT rms TRnUxr has provided itself
faster Pfess, cos of S3 800 merely
mil Syiter thai, they ot6srwise mi at
poadsnts the most np9 'tant points hr .gout the civ
hast IN 51uatry, lieve that evs those hp dislike
fss e,nrictons and ability in maintaining the:a we
peal t+a, To those Who besve that a .to
OF TaE TRIDUSE youl coniuce 70 the pa intele;tnAl
a moral sbeag Of the Rapas!io TO aid US in eirecEas
Tas 6Atty rarDUvs rlltsi large ianeriel Sheet
AMI P1ashel eye; morning. onl eyeainE, 6 niay eX
3 for six u aat,; r1-gs,,v
All FRfDxY anI contains !i,prilis D lily
with the ett'is tort AL Tn = 81 5ei y re-
prrs.eoai mes AMI dl.ins IA; co9.! sss;i21 Of Co.
Win the n Sre nrtan spessles. viii
festetss Novel, eontnasi from number to ma neF thus
ns' - - TERMS:
O1e G,pv, year. - give Copies, oaeye e5
sg sgS2 IS sent 70 osss s at 81
TH iiiS aTYoa yvzry atapss isrss sislt-asss
ttas ltorials the o,rta1t tuoict of RE times, the
ne o Vii n. yoris ,..s H,s, a a pr,iase
Mi-x Interesting AL liable Political Mechanical and
Agricultural articles, &C., g.
TERMS:
o,A 51,nv one 81 vivs @ ,pfes one year IS
F,s Go.l.. one wear . Ten Cooi,.s orls wear ID
Tsnty q I"esS Il. ~ 81 an n.$2J
TINT l9n ~ TE-ssv se.t sttsc .itsr, ana
-nnll,sr ~ tn. rate ~ Si29 each ---- ~
Anv u.ss5n ssndiqg CIIb NJ Tv-pty VIII he
entitled to IN eea copy We contInue to send THs WEEK
Ii TkfnTyy to CIerG,Yul eu for 81
sabscrinoas nay commence az any tine Terms always
cash in ayanc. when raf= ca b. n-o;urel IT Il much
. =, HORACES GREELEY & CO,
Tribune Buildings,
Nassau S., Sew-7ork.
TIE TRIBUNE AIN IN &C for 1850 oonsainng the Flee
ti,n Returns the usull matter, will he published about
C1ristnas Price Cnpies postpaid, for 81 100
Comics, postnaid IS. Address as above.
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II. CARTWRIGHT,
NJ U $40 Ply Bills II u ,,r

NJ = > fa5 Nam IS5fFIEitkEIIT.
T IsT OF NEW MUSIC
city.
Fartune Teller; (Ciui:aI1 J. p. Chin.
SultaIl's PaiLa; tPianol Charles D. Albert
La s. lphide Vnls-; (Pfano) J. Asclier-
la CIOchette du Patre; (Fano) Lefehrue Weiy.
Eugne Masurka =utuientalc; (EanOl Jau-es Bsllak.
Masurka des TraineauN: tPiaahII A-rls~~
The celebrated hoIu0 Ft=als, sung BY Madame La
horde; Piano) Max MaretZek-
Also received the following pieces OF Music
ResSir's tirayt; = beautiful song.
What Is Home without 4 Brother.
What is Home without \ Sister; companions 20 What
Horne without u Mother.
Z Maid Of sylvan Nook.
Flight Of the To
The SuoE has fleBt arcV-~ ~.
Also large ossortmen: Of sZusiezl Works, re-, Sc
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
ES5SSSS Ezl5slizss Szs75 90
SSSf5sszs- $500. EstgsSs1S- 1s-s2- -
WINTER AREANGEM ENT.

WIN IEIIG AFGIC INC IlNM FJlN 1.
nNand alter Monlay, 20th November ISIS, the trains
" will run flIows--Yiz:
Frst-rhe 81 louis Cincinnati Wheeling, Benwood,
t:3 A. NJ, arriving at Baltimore at 1920 A. NJ, in time for
breakfast and Elltern connections.
SecOnd-rhe NOrtII-ve tern Chicago, st Louis, Cairo,
indianapolis, Lyton Cincinnati, W.eeing Benwood, al
timOre Washington City EXPIRES leaves daily at 93l
saturday exespe) ,ar%ins Baltimore Asa 2.
" in tine for f lstern connections.
To enjoy the eslnt nDuhtln PASSENGERS should
take the LISA A. tain to oimberldnd AID resume their
trip by the SEQ A. NJ
Returning to the st m Southwest the trains leave
Baltimore lilly M fllo FirSt-Chs $50 A. train
arrives Wheel 615 p. VI. Sr,9ll-Ehe 4:5J p NJ.
train arrives at Wheeling ~ tD:3l NJ
1889 A. VI train boIlI vail stop at aIlstattons
between heeling and Cunb-rIand
Rnund trip t,ts baing ssled to Moundsvle at 80
and to B;nsYOoi at 95 cts. j. ID. FORD Agent.
W p. SMITH, Superintendent.
l. VI. COLE, 6ep'l7 Ticket gent. nOvA0
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LIVER INVTGORATOR!
compoan M. s.:I.I EntlreIy from GUMS,

compromised from
rs ONE OF TIE BEST PURGATIyE AND LIVER NE
DI4INES before The public that IS as CtHhGTtc
easier, mller and moro ett:nal han any other medicine
first the Liner to eject its morbid matter then or
completing two purposes e.cuaIy, without Of the
painful feelings eNpe fenced in the operations of most u
1t purges it; daily in moderate doses, viii
strengthen and build it up with anusualrapidity
The LIVER is one of the principal regulators of the
human BODY ana %nsn !. 1ss Te gg
almost entirely dependent the healthy action of The
stomach ftut the bowels are ut fault and the wloe
system consequence 'nf one orSau-the LIVER
having do siuty sFor the diseases of that or
Of the mad" t na h Sn sta Tcme In
the many arrangements to wtici
" TO r prove toa
has hut to try a bottle, and conviction is certain.
These Gums remove al@sm ,rbil bad matter from
the system supplying in their place healthy ow bile.
nyiyorAtng the stomach Ccausing digest we'll,
PuRIFYING TIE BLOOD, giving tone and health to the
whole machinery, remOying~the cause of the disease
nhTF F3uf A Snss@ use Of the
LS ne .sr easIns relieve
and prevent the food fron-rlsng and sSnrinS
MARE.
99y one @Sa dq oars ts the bowels
One dose taken after each. meal win cure DYSPEPSIA
One dose Of two tea- spoonfrls viii always relieve
' One bottle taken for f the
ox of th qase:a 6 While
One 1nse often repeated isJa sure cure Tor CNOEif9
HORRUS, and a preventive Of ,CHOLhfeA'
eSS- Only bottle is>>nrcdel to throw out of tht
system the ELECTS of meii--cinc after long sickness.
~ bottf6 taken for4sJAITNDICE removes all sal
Iowness uuuntural color-'from the skin.
dose taken shnrt~time before eating gives Wig
n % the appetite, AMI understood digest we'll =
One dose often fcpeatel.., cures CHRONIC OL1R
RIIEJ in It's worst forms, while S U " " FR and
BOWEL complaints yie,lZ almost to the FIRST lose.
One doses cures Mt tacIs caused by WORMS IN
Chiren there Is srersaer, sPeelier remedy in
the world rs itTlererfftiLs N
~ few bottles cures(LDROPS1i by exciting the
tbsnrbents
We take pleasure In recon- menhing this medicine as
preventive FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL FEVER.
md ali FRVERs of a Bill LIOUs TYPE. It operates
rith willing to testify to its
wonderful virtues
All WHO Use TT IRE GIVING THEIR U-Y4NI
NOUS T!ES7YNONY IN IT'S IA VOle.
SIN aoateain the mouth l0ifb tbeI t1ta0EdtOF, and
''01eT0'0 .. |oM .oge. -, INSTRUMENTATION
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
At the Office of the Millennial

At the Office of the. Millennial
Harbinger, Bethany, Va.
HRIsTIAN HYniNBooK in full shee s. 4. cents per
Et edge Is cents; do Turkey morocco gilt edges q
fS S0 T@ aofSceO s edges gold clasp SIS
Christian System, new edition. 81. ,.u.oo,.,.,
b SS, on Roman Catholicism, between Bp Purc, an
c StSii Baptist
Owen aG Debate 40 new sSitton, SIPS, ass'
R,SS SyS Of Dr. nS 5s s@lSl ? nail
ny Campbell and others By r. Richardson Price, from
An Adiress on War, prize 10 osnis per single copy
Rack Volumes Of the AIilennai Harbinger, 81 per VOL
above viii be ssn. post.
copied The postage the former is abont 80 c on the
~ No books viii be sent on commission.
PRICE OF Books by MAlI-rosrAeE PAID HER
agaSssdS Is per dozen n dozen 30
Tars s; w morocco, Esit edges per dos % 90
Christian Baptist, per dozen ...'...''1S
Christian System, per dozen. '--'.'''f.''"
Terms of the sHnrbingcr for 1858.
1S9Ry to single s s ri. 1ir,on o. six months.
copies for year, or copy for threeyea 90
lSsSpes 70 90
is copies, (anl one copy gra.is} e. 20 90 90
SO copies, (and to getter un club. book Bap
tsin aud one neatly bound Hymn Book) .......- so
i ana apg two neatly So2n 2r@9
100 fSis S and ss neatly a hymn obs 90
100 SoP ea SaSa fG hymn Books
EXTRA PREMIUMS!
For largest of three clubs over 1885, $40 worth
of Books.
And largest over lon, $25worth OF Books
tn be selected ac;Orint to the order oil the
Agcrt o WHOM the premium is awarded. - :,
~ TIE CASH MUST BE FORWARDED INVARIABLY &
IN ADVANCES FOR CLUBS. We cannot auordto keep &c
No oe@sS5s res7iag in 8sta,ay tOtu be admitted
Address A. CAMPBELL, Bethany,
tnhlS-fy Brooke couItv, Va.
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DROPSIT, by exciting the
TEE LIVER INVIGOR ATOR

rs- A soIENTIRIo MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and is daily
Working cures almost too greetto htye 1t cures as by
one bottleIs required clrA any hind ofLIVFR
Complaint from the JtH'kice DYspepsid tn q
HsTd0ce, all of which arc the result OF DIS
E1SED- LIVER *
, s PRtcE ONE DOLLAR PER hottie - .
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietnr,3t5 Broadway, New York.
aud retaIfed By all Druggists. -tSDld also BIZ
mv14-1y T. II. LOGAN \ CO., Wheeling, Va
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PARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.

~ Be particular and ask for Tickets via. the c. W.
Short Line Rail Road.
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In connection with the above, keep every kind of
Instruments npsicIl m 'rclan lise generally
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piapps, .fslo1eons and every klnd musical nstru-
nentS tuned AMI repaired.
~ III 20 rs warranted ut this establishment. novo
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This route passes n Lexington, Lancaster, Cir
cleviIIe, Washington Wilmington and arrow-e richest
and beautiful part of Ohio.
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For THROUGH riakrts ami other information, enquire
Ohio Ticket ONCE in heSPrigs House, Water
street, Wheeling, Va.
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TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE As FOLLOWS:
st i2:I5M li4d PM for Cincinnati and points above
on arrival Of Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling and tn
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Z. GEST, Pres't, WV. BAILEY, Act supt.,
Cincinnati. Zanesviile' y.
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ShawtsI haWls!
X ENTL.IEN'S Travpi- shars arz4 assortment for
Il i sats vsry- las. Ter cash by WHEELER LAKtN,
ost9 Merstant F4ers, Tns Naia st.
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SHEET MUSIC.
Thelarssst sheet music, musical works, &c. &C.,
nthe Western country
" Ain.is s.as .oanv ailress, POSTAGE free. al
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PRICE OF hooks by IAlB-PoSrAGE PAID HER
Hymn Book, sheep, per dozen. %
- g arabesque, per dozen...., ......'.. . w
roam, KIT edges, PEE dozen. 30
/" Turkey morocco, gt edges, per doz 10 OO
Christian Baptist per dozen. ......,ig
Christian System, per dozen.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14
spit on your HIND mud Try
Again.

Such haa been the encouraging advice
given to many n man who has failed in
some attempt. It's utterance calls up i'm
ages Of the log cabin in tho clearing,with
the sturdy pioneer chopping away at some
giant Of the forest, and stopping TO spit
on his hands previous to taking a few
more vigorous strokes. The phrase ~
calls story we once heard Of one Of the
curly settlers Of Cleveland. So Hccus-
toned had he become 10 the axe, and 10
the little peculiarities connected with lts
constant use, that he commenced every
task ns il about TO fell mighty tree
Whether il were TO roll log or write q
letter "a task not often undertakon) he
always spit on his hand before grSspinp
the lever or clutching the old worn goose
quill
Time passed and our pioneer fell in
love aud made up 10 buXom lass.-
Whether his first oculation was prefoced
by the usual expectoration we cannot say
but Ia course of time the eyentful ques-
ton was popped answered in the affirm
atiye, and 'the day fixed. A friend offer
ed to wager dollar with the happy BRIDE
groom on the eventlul morning that he
would spit on his own hand previous to
taking that ofthe bride. The wager was
Indignantly taken. The happy party
drew up before tho Squire. The cere-
mony proceeded. The bridegroom kept
grim watch over himself, and thought oi
the dollar at stake.
At last the important moment arrived
and the Squire ordered the bridegroom "a
take the hand Of his bride so that the
twain be made indissolubly one fesh.--
In the hurry and excitement Of the awful
moment, the bridegroom forgot every
thing but the terrible blow he was about
to give to his bachelor habits, and as pre-
parotory to the stroke, he Of course-spii
in his hand As quick as tightening the
consequences flushed upon his mind, ant
turning to his betting supporter he grave
ly whispered,
1'll owe you that dollarr
Whether the remembrance Of that
dollar tended TO break up his habit, depo-
nent sayetb Clereiaad Herald.