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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

Ohio White sulphur springs.-wc call
the attention of invalids and the plcasure-seek.
ing public 70 the advertisement Of this cslAb
lishment, now open for the sc0san. These
Springs arc handsomely located on the scioto
river, some ls miles North Of Columbus, in a
retired and romantic spot, commanding de.
ightful view Of the river and surrounding
country, which, added to the sanitary proper.
tics of the water make it altogether the most
convenient and desirable place Of resort dun.
ing the Summer. The great rush Of visitors,
last season. fully establishes it as "fxed in
stitution" and, in view Of its growing popu-
larity, the proprietor, Mr.. Andrew Wilson Jr..
has gone to great expense, in onlarging the
the buildings and improving and beautifying
the grounds. Werccommend visit TO the
Ohio White sulphur Springs, as less expen
sive and much more beneficial than pilgrim.
age to Saratoga, Newport or any Of those
fashionable" watering places.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

our Mississippi valley is dcstiucd 90 y,
come the garden of the world, but a daSS
weight on its population j. the miaam WIZ
cnrcndcrs bilious disoasc all over it eu'e
an absolute antidutc BE- found 90 thc ualA' y
which exhalc frcm its marshes, IL is tur'--
Die TO ovcr-cstimatc the conscqucnees 70 ~
prosperity We concmtulatc our fellow eh-
fcns,and fellow sufferers aroond NE, on 1e
announcement important if true. that Dr.'
Aver the celchrstsd ucdico Chemist Of ~
East, has discovered iust go an anddotc-if,,i'
"CauE CURu' which ia supplied ct pc.
that can exclude no one from its benefits, nd
that is said 10 cure Fever and Ague aud hn'
dred diseases 90 moral certainty y.--FAyLN
NHiroR, MENruis.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

Don't fail TO procure Mrs Winslows Soothing syrup
for children Teetling. II has no equal on earth Ii
geaty taottatesthe process Of teetiug, by soonins
lhe gums fcduotna ell tnamationwll allay all pain,
and it sure 10 regulate the bowels Depend unon H.
mothers, Il viii give rest TO yoursevcs and relief aud
health TO your infants. Perfectly safe In al eases
This valuable preparation Is the prctctpton Of Of
The most experienced and tkillh cmale Physicians in
New England. and he's been used with ueyer-failinF
success IN millions OF eases.
We believe II the best and sures remedy IN the world,
IN all eases Of Dysentary and nauhGa In children.
whether u arrites from teeihing Or from any other
cHuse Il SURE togvo Immediate reiefto infants suC
icrng FROM wind collie.
Ifiife ndhealth be estimated by dollars andcent
its Wohh IT. ght In gold.
Millions Of bottles urc sold every year in the United
States. u an old aud well.lried remedy.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
tS-None genuine unless the fio.simio Of CURTIS
g. PERKINS, New York, Is ou The outside wrapper.
Sold by DTpgFists thr1ighout the world.
seplO iT 1. l.. ST. JOHN & Co., Agents for Tilin.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03
ENIGMATICAL.

Fer the Tribune.
Miscellaneous Enigma.-I am compos.
ed Of ~ letters
My n, 9. 10, 8, Z. rs. Is lady's name.
My 2, 3. no, l6, Z, is lady's name.
My 5, 4, 10 is part Of tree.
My 6. I, g. Ia an animal.
My ,, rs, 10, 4, n, is an instrument Of
death
My 10, 10, IA, "a. Is piece Of Jowclry.
My Is, l, l2, 10, 5, is much used by ladies
My 6. 10, 4 &, is a bird.
My whole ia an ancient provcrb,
Republic o. E.M.B.
Answer 10 Enigma in our last:
Decentralization is the thief Of time"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

The business of manufacturing murderous
preparations in the form Of alcoholic beverages
has become so large. that most persons suspect
ALL liquors, and can trust none to be PuRE.
Until a recent day, no old and respectable
drm had turned their attention to the importa-
ton and sale Of BONA FIDE article, and the
mushroom liquor dealing houses that have
made temporary notoriety through adyertis-
ing their aromatic or 'medieated' gins, have
brought the business into disrepute.
ut remained, however, for the house Of A.
M. Bininger & CO.,-an establishment Of nGH
TY WARS atanding--to take hold Of the popu-
lar need, aud 10 do their best 10 supply Il con
scientiously. They have imported peculiar
ly fine and pure gin fog nearly half century,
and have now commenced bottling il express
~ for family aud medicinal use.
"Ihe result has been the Inauguration Of a
new era in the history Of die trade BININ-
GERS OLD LONDON DOCK GIN has been
tested by physicians Of the highest standing
and pronounced far superior 10 all other slim
uli heretofore recommended for medicinel pur-
poses. It's popularity has greatly exceeded
the expectations even Of those who knew its
value and excellence.
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nlnnksI RInnksI

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, we'll printed on fine paper, kept con
stantiy on hand and for sale cheap at tho Tar
nUNE OFrIoE; such as
Deeds, Summons.
Mortgages, subpoouas,
Attachments, Vendfs
Executions, Constable Sales,
Blank Notes, &C., SC.
uTJustioos and Notarics supplied on rcas-
enable terms.ru
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

Pic-Nic.-To-day, the teachers and pupils
Of our Union Schools will have picnic, in
the grove Immediately South Of tho residence
Of W II. Gibson, Esq There will be literary
exercises by the graduating class and addros-
sos by the Superintendent aud others We
hope the citizens generally win unite in the ju-
biloo
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

Counterfeits.-On Saturday last, several
counterfeit los on Hadlcy Falls Bank. Mass,
were passed or attempted to he passed in this
place, by a certain suspicious looking chap
They are well calculated 10 deceive.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

The "Fourth'' is approaching. Can't we
have some public demonstration in Tiffn,
worthy ofthe occasion2 VIII not our Fircmen
take the lead In the matter2
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

Kano's Concert, on Wednesday evening,
was attended with "big house, /" such as We
are sometimes want to read about. Theenter.
tainment was alike instructive and amusing
and reflected much credit upon the Professors
We have not space 20 particulArize-suffice 10
say that there was a glorious time, general.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

James X Gleha, Adminifuaior of Andrew Olehn, de.
eeatsd' flsinuh, against David ief, Defendant
Before U r. Coonrod, J. p. Of Clinton Township s.
usen county, Ohio. On he i0th day of May, Al l.
ani said Justce issued etief Of Aitachment h the
above acion fortho auf1 three dollars and
cents, j. ADAMS, ATTY for rsaiauR
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

A Jso do'e' wiii qlso az once check ana
cure &s most 'epsrs DiaIrh0a srScssding
from Com ~ THE DoWELs.
There u'eaieiass are Pyspdre4 5a Dy C.. n.
JAcKsON & Co., No, as 4re4 Slysst, PAils-
d'lphia, Pa, aud are cold ty d,pggists sns
dealers % medicines esgywhsre, at 70 cents
per JOlle. z'As sgHat,rs efc. NJ. JAc4soH
wiR Dc on the outside '0rPper ef each totae :
IN tis AIaaaae Published aHnaail3 bg tke
prPreiors, called EvEBYBcp1s ALaASAo.
you rH ind tesii,aoRy and eoa,s,ssdsiory
Roiises from az parts Of tis sOissiSy. '1'Aee
AlnaHaes are giuea aEog 5y az or sgsats. &
IL, 81, John 4 Co., . =. wooi,sr and . b. hfar.
luaft, aseuui 'fau, Ohio, and iold by deaieI- tvte
there. n II. tafl aiaau.If
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

&. Osborn, at Republic, advertiscs his
wagon.moling establishment in to.day's pa
nor
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

Mr.. r.. Neison has opened Watch, Clock
and Jewelry Store, in the room occupied by j.
IL. Wooster, Druggist. See his card.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03
Job Printing.

Wehave oil the facilities Of thela larger cities
for doing all kinds Of Book and job Printing.
In the highest style Of the Art, and ON very
reasonable terms. Give Us a call.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

The Senior Editor Is absent at Columbus,
attending the Republican State Convention.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

'swanted.''-sco notice under head Of
new Advertisements.
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NOTICES.
mEAR N MINn

CT-That the TRIBUNE has the Iarg-
est circulation, and is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, i'm Seneca
CountY.-lEa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03
Rates Of Advertising.

Agreed upon BY the proprietorl Of the Tian Tabune
'nd Seneca Advertiser, May lOih, 1883 to be strictly
enforced In ul eases,
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TifIin RetniI 1InrIlcf.


fCoueetcd weekly, BY n. A, BUskIRK B Bro,
Wholesale and Retail dealers In Groceries and pro
duce Of ullknds, shswhanb Rock Tidiuo OIL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03
Hats Capsand Umbrellas.

In our Hat and Cap department We feel fdeni that
viii be able 10 give shtlsiaetion both In Qhuhty and
Price The disrent sylos and oo0rs Of Hats aTU TOO
numerous 10 mention.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

Timn Prices Cmrrent.

lcoueotei weekly by sh liver, dealer n Dry Goods
Groceries, CHrpetngs, Boots and Shoes, and Ready.
Made Clothing. And uuTohaseT Of every de scrptior
Of Grain and Produce for Cash.
WHEAr--Sl 40 Rt so.
GoKN--( shelie'O OO01Oo.
do (Earl 66o
RyE-OODsO.
bAMEY--OO dGO,
OArs-40d45c,
BFANs-5O to ~.
PorAroRs-. Geo 7Cc.
FLAx SFEp--sOUO91,i0 10.
TtnorHy SEEn-l ,5OGls5
RurrEn--al2hc.
LARD-lOalio
TALLoW--i0Di2c.
SNoKEn HAMs--l00t9c.
do StnEs ANB SHoULDEHs- T.3O0o.
PlcKLEn PoRK--ga
mAFtE HuuAR-l2 NlAc.
do MoLAssEs--5OG7jo.
BEEswAN--20D95o.
fEsrlEUs--i0@0Oo.
RA0s--9c.
DRy APPLIES sOOOde,OO y 2tBs
GREUN ilings-5o dG6.
DAY do loo.
Euas-S a 100. y dozen
poBK-S5N00S
Glover Seed,-sAuOE4Q5
WooL-28 zoe
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

90 tell AZ nteet thni cannot il TO BE- sntishctory
And if nay rock dout give aausiaoton whenpurchased
return ia sud will refund the money, desire that
those wishing 70 nurchase should call aud examine my
stock before buyiuF csoWhofe.
Country Dealers ars toigeoi0ully Invited TO eau and
examine my Hiurk.
" Remember the place, Market street. opposite
maiiW o. somNNEss.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

Anton hhirack aud Jaeoh shirack, Plaintht, aEintt
Jsieuon y Way, Defendant.
Before W, Arnold, Justice tue Peace within and
for Loudon Township. senfoa County, Ohio On tho
26h day Of April, A. D., 1859, ssid Justice issued
order of fatteohment IN the above aeon for the sum Of
$3.50, LIE a BREWER,
TINA, May n, is5a-aw Anys TO- Pisniih.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03
Have You Heard the News

Il SCuIN
MASS itmanu
taetufiur nnd
ltatlnF in ia.
vanaand liomos
tic tirart.
Atto Hnun
Smukine and
Chtwiua rohar.
60 Opposite
Shawhaatulpk
on Market ST.,
Ttcu, ohio 4
viii tellrhcapcr
fnt cashthan uv
~ hafiar omrod
virlnitv
Here you will
hudthc greatest
variety oftigafs
robarco, Sc,
ever exhibited
this city.ahd
all % b. dispTt.
edofonthepfln
ciplo Of quivk
sales and small
ur1ntsI the best
hciuH found %
La.N.H .fHHNaaa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03
THtiu as'rfkIg Tribune.


A5ysr,is,assi. @s.i 5s sssdsd i sy ws5ss,dsy to
nsuFe inaeriion tho same weet.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03
FOr SnIe nd this Onicc.

One Fun Scholarship in the Ohio Slate and Union
law college, Clevenud Ohio.
One Full scholarhiPi tho Eclectic College Of Afedi
cine. Cincinnati, Ohio.
AlIOf the abOvs will be sold very cheap for Cash.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

Court will convene next Monday, Judge
seney on the Bench. The following persons
have been selected as Jurymen:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

tT'-Peuons IN want ofeluihng, ready made or other
fl 20 be suited not only in F0oda and price
bat also q make a. We have all oOihiHg made by
xperienced workmen. Our stock IL large and varied
and hl We ash s nn eEamsou Of good before puI
chasing elsewhere, fof vr Will
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

I copy, ] year, Ia advance nce..,.........st5 so
u paid within the year. r.......... 200
] " paid after The year expires. 2 so
Nopaper will be stopped until an arrcarages
are paid, unless at tho option Of the publisher.
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Confirmed Consumption.

and has Pe.Jormsd Ms mast as,dnishiAg e,rss
epey Lao,ru Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05

, Ln-M por, Chester, wessckrsser county, N z,
wedae..' Ausu,, 3. sner losS and painful Ill =.
which the Dor, true Cnri;nsn ~ ss snA'''o' nf
Af me- ON LEE aged ays..- p. 80, and O, h,
son is1os, 'nose Of her tied 70 attend the fua
49,, rom inc residence Of Capt y. tnis (Frdsy
s seea near .nrd avenue, south Brooklyn,
aosssos On Thc'scay, August 4, Macy MORRISON
lne fisncs ana resves aye respectfully invited to at
morning, al ten O'Clock ''
| d doodonderry lIrelanc) papers please copy.
SSH sesr :, August GEORGE UoiLvs In tbs
ne trenes OF the family respectfully invited to IT.
zen s tns (froay afternoon, at three o'clock
wiihou, tnrifer no. ce. '' 40 S~~'A'
Ecplsh Iepe,s please copy
ObAILoRAN On I'll arsdsy Auoust A N.,v ,r,sou a,
the late Patrick CHaioran OF Clare Ca, county ars
The friends and ACQUAINTANCE, OF the f,-v ara rsyns,
iuy invited to attend The funeral ON her ats
NO 20 Coumbie street, between State and Atl.,.,c
sisess S9a.h Brooklyn this friday afternoon as tbres
ment - @-''si 'o' i1'er-
On Wednesday, August 3, At his residence, No.
years, native OF kobersto~n county Meath Ireland
lie funeral viii take place this (Foay) afternoon at
street.
Smith On thursday, August 4, MARY E1.zAnRru young
60. daughter OF sidney and Jane smith, aged monits
TIE friends and relatives Of the family arc respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral, this (Frday1 afternoon
ore O'CLOCK from the residence Of her parents No i47
hammosd street.
srRlsesrnS -on Wednesday, August g. EuzABxru
spKNGs relict OF the late John Springseen, (Revolu
ronery soldier) aged 80 years. months and % days.
The relatives and friends OF the family and the mem
bers CT the Bedford street Methodist Episcopal church.
respectfully invited to attend the funeral at nine O'Clock
this Grday) morning. from her late residence Ne. LAG
West Tenth street, corner of Hudson street.
SuIIvAS.-On Thursday, August 4, JOHN SULLIVAN, Of
ndam nation Of the lungs aged IS years. months and
days.
His friends and those Of his famly-rmothy, John,
Michael and Charles Sulivanare invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence No 20 vSndewater street,
on Saturday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
TRipIER-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, August 8, 10.
sxrH s. youngest son OF John a. Abby Jane Trpier,
aged years and months
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral this Frdsy) afternoon a. four O'clock
from No. 1856 Cumberland street, Fulton avenue.
Bridgeport papers please copy.
WARD,-In this city, on Sunday, July 81, OF typhoid
fever ANDREW JACKSON WARD, aged 20 years, months
aud Is days.
WAIIAcx.-On Wednesday, August g. EITHER, wife Of
Alexander Wallace, formerly OF Newtownorbes county
Longford Ireland.
The funeral will take place from her late residence No
269 East Fourteenth street, this riday) afternoon
two O'Clock
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~ NJ H.nwDes OF the sussex Country and
Consolidated Lottery o. De!as are
rkANCa, BhoADBENTS CO.
MANAGERS
OF the State Of Delaware at ts last session
nAvns gyes 70 France Broadbens Co. lottery coorso for
wen eas We The " dexgued Comm ssoners A. pon.ed
~ a. OF SAID etata 70 superin drswag Of
bers drawn ths day ~ NC S' NUN
SUSSEX CouSrr-cLAss No. H. August 4, 1852
%, 80, 4a, 80, 81, 10, 65, 8, s, SO, 81, Is.
CONSOLIDATED LorTERx-CLAss %. August 4 49,
IL, ss, 81, 80, Is, 80, Is, 70, 81, Is, 4S 2s.
day.. August 4, 1889. ' VIZ e"S N-u =
JOHN DALE,
ALFRED r. WOOfTEN
FRANCE, BHOADBsNTS 4 CO..
Wilmington, Del.
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Publish this day:

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AMERICAN w1f AND Humos,
Illustrated by J. McLESAS.
Svo, paper Soc
This rich and readable book gathered mainly from the
Drawer OF Hsrpers Magazine 1t living picture
Of the genial hunor OF the American people The facts
lows every part Of United States and every Depart
ment of social and public life. Its anecdotes the bench
and he sea- This for every bdy saS
body will read 1t with zest 1t will do them good like medi
cine. 1t has not lire to ofe the taste And.
grave reverend the book Is made for
them az well a. for the younger and the gay.
THE LIFE OF JABfEz BUNTING, DID.
With notices OF contemporary and BY son.
THOMAS PERcIvAL BUNTING.
VolL VIII s,ar portrait ,ns u,.I ,2mo muslin 81
characters ic piece Of biography seldom be
difficult to deal with To condense anything like connected
III.
ADAM BEDE.
BY GEORGE ELIOT
limo, muslin, 81.
From the Ednburg Review for July, 1859
book of intense and absorbing interest has
feshed the reading world for yearA one which the
careless sin make is pursued whost tedious hom
les and combined with writing Of such varied photographic
humorous and poecal,tha. difficult to decide what
would be Almost TO rewrite the entire volume.
From the Boston Courier
a '''> "A from lie Newark Daily Advertiser r.
The most remarkable book of the lines
by mail postage paid any United states
under 900 miles, on receipt Of the money.
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DILES. PILES. PILES.
Whst In III

IL
Thousands Of persons have pea-suer with the
few know what It IL how 10 cured Every
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frequent bleedinSs. violent itching irritation,
depends upon Of the abdominal venous
circulation Th produces the enEorgement daton Of the
veins formation OF tumors lem rhsges paa and suffering;
and ae disease only be cured By medicines
which, Internally relieve this abdominal
geon. Hence oniments, washes and injections
Intellectual
HUMPHREYS BoxEoPArHIc PILE sfECIFIc.
simple sugar PHI, iskes times day,
disease by curing the condition which the disease
depends Hundreds lave been cured by it. Of the
obstinate AL will DO promptly benefited BY It. Price
so cents boz.
N IA full BEL Of Humphrey Homeopathic Specifies
book Of directions and twenty remedies large
diachm walls and S. ditto, In plain case 81
family Of hfseen boxes And book, 81
The remedies by the single box full sent 70 sd
mail free OF cha
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York.
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CIrclssAri COMMON COUNCIL ON A rmp-Thc
Wy . U..scs o. Mueinoal with a nu a,ys o. pfoa,.
Den. n ,SA alIosetner party II sixty persoas.
ve-e m "a =" inat CITY On Monday or alpg on VAT 10
p,.,son,s 'I p.,, "soia and BALTIMORE
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FANCY BALL AT OLD POI. ~ VA.-Great prepare
uons are making to lender this one Ia anst
Insra , ~ which has been gotten up 90 many yss's
"'so1ig' a. "sii as Norfolk and Portsmouth.
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wingscr Wood, cad, & c.. 800. se

DTn. nv Wood, Eddy & Cas- Lotto. tea.
x o ~ az sxra. oIAss no 42i. Aueu-r isss
40 u, o.. o. AZ, g. AZ, 80, 70, 8, 50, 80, GO.
40 ~, 20, 81, Al, 80, Z, 40, Is 81, 81 G5. 8.
40 as Io ne Class s No tls. August 1859.
,o NC, 70; io, o. 8 ~, rs, s, "a, 81, Al.
81, 40, IL, 70, TO- A. 81, "a, 80. Ga ii 5s' O. &c.
"ooD, EDDY 4 co.. wiinivg.on Dei
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REvEN6E.-A notorious ruffan, known in South
western Arkansas slack Cade recently killed by
n wor,au vhcsa husband he had shot. Tho widow at
kos hif Nth revolver and lodged three balls in bis
sody, ure Q. Which passed through hs heart,
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CRoe-BARRIs-InB Brooklyn n, on Wednesday, August
by Rev B. Goodsell THOMAS B. CROSS TO ELIZABETH HARRIS
PARsoNs-MooRE in Columbia, Cal, on Sunday June
r. by Rev. s. S. Harmon, DR. M. w. PARsoNs of Colum.
ba EMMA E. MOORE fourth daughter Of VIM. K. Moore
hte of this city.
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Obituary..

HorOce Manu. Professor Of Antioch College, died at Vel
low sps iagsr Ohio on the ID inst Mr.. Mann form
ery Secretary Of the Massachusetts, Board Of Education
and serye3 Representative in Congress
the district formerly represented by John Quincy Adams
He left Massachusetts 10 the position of President
OF Antioch College, which office he held until his DEATH
Official Information o. the following deaths in the naval
service has been received at the Navy DeparI
James Carr, Merrimac at Panama; Henry French, Mer
riac at ssa James Kennedy, st. Louis, at San Juan
del Norle, Marine corps Chas. Hartley st. Mnys, At
Panama.
DAVID BRONSON, an artist, dad in Arkansas few days
ago. Be was native OF Oneida county MY, esd about
nftytwo years Of age. BE the companion Of
Stephens, the traveller, accompanied him to the Holy
Land and traced the sketches which added much 10
The popularity Of t'hat travellers production.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
The best IN the world srpasang all made. Sold and applied
at the mandatory xt3 Broadway.
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Eerczcns Ctl.
full supply OK th;s vos4s Gil now be had. Oolo9
Css. isrnsa ara free rom all impurities.
AUSvSfS. Agents. % Pearl street, n. 7.
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To Cioak, Shawl and Mantilla Makers.-
Futrg and PIN ing AT the lowest manufacturing prices at
LUCRlrT, son Il co 49, 2ol Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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Msahs Brothers New Style OF Photo.
kaapn ge lyoryiype The ivorytype The iyorytvne
90 Sg 10 ~o Old establishment 2s3 Broadway near ths
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White, the Halter, II Making a Clean Sweep
OF his summer htocS at prices way they 90 IA
no1 Gsi soon you wish good bargains md broadway
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K1r-zcNa ssll.

Trusses, Elastic StockiD e, Shoulder Braces
belts, bsadsges, &: Or GIOyERS lever truss Ann st
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Rrptore Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
They Ssokeep se elastic stockp varoose
eiaE supporters and shoulder braces Instruments de
fomites made 70 order. No. Vesey stres Aston House
York. -
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TIOsTE1TERs CELEBRATED STOMACH Buffers
III The OF dyspepsia bodily weakness costveness
dyseuery or any other Of the digestive
druggists. Principal depot Is and ID Park New York
AIDES, GO TO MILLER's. ss7 CANAL STREET,
II you go the country and get large supply OF
gaer booes and shoes Indian rubber &C. for
children store closes at ~ L. n
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Barry ~ TTtcOrnsroHl II the Best and Cheap
Article fer dyesly baastng cleaning curling preserv
and restoring he bsr. ladies' EY H. Bold by al drug
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Peris Boots and Shoes Received per Steam
err BY EUIHEE fE8.Is boot maker 81 Nassau street. be.
tween John and Fulton, west side.
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New York Mills Musjin Drawers,
At 81 and 50 wl,m street. door of xaiden lane
GkO II. TRACY Agent
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Cristadoro's HnIr Dye, Wigs and Toupeer-
The best in tie world wholesale and rea and the dye pr
vately appied a. TO. 6 AAtor House.