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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

Plank Road.-An effort is being made to
improve the plank road between this and Ft.
Seneca. It should be done by oil means, aS
it is next to impossible. Mr. d. g. stOner 10
taking an active part in themAtter. Letth0e
interested contribute their time or means TO
the good work.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

The Gross Gun, has received the favora.
ble mention Of the press, in Cincinnati and
other places. The "Guthrey Grays' Of that
city have ordered 100 Of them. We congratu.
late Mr.. Gross upon HE success and Tifin as
the seat Of the arts and sciences.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07
IMPORTANT TO rEMALEs.
Dr. Checscman's Pills,

Hl-s OmCCSCAhNAh ~ y AAhHg
Prepared by Cornelius l.. Cheeseman, NJ. d.
New York City.
The eombiaaton Of ingrtdlsnn in the Pills are the
Fssril Of long and extensive practice. They mild
In their opsraton and certain In correcting all itTsgu
lahtiss, Painful MenTpatons, removing oil obstruo
toni, whether from cold OF othsrwiis hsudaths pain
inthe side, palpaton Of the heart, whites, all Harvoni
Affections, hytsroi fatigue pain In the back and limb
etc d i,urbed sleep, which anses from interruption o
nature.
To Married Indies.
DT. .Chsessmanb Pills afe invaluabe sthty wlibrina
on the monthly period with reFuaftv Ladies' who
have been dtappoint In the use Of othrf Pilis on
place tho utmost oonfdenoe in ~. Cheesemunit Pili
doing al that they represent 70 do.
Notice.
Thefo Il eonditon af the female ~ ten IN which
the Pills eahdot 30 taken without producing peou-
HaFtsth. shch IL the inesltalIe tendency of the
ioine restore the sexual fneinns 70 n0fma condi
ton hat the reproductive power Of nature cannot
resist u. WsHanisd purely vegetable, and free from
anything Riuhous. Explicit difectons which should
b read, aec0mpany each boz, Price 81 Sent by mail
on enol0tihg II 10 the General Agent,
ED-sold BY one druggist IN every town In the United
States. r D. HUTCHlNGSt
General Agent for the United States.
165 Chambsfs-st New.York,
To whom all Wholesale OF lets shohld be ADDRESSED.
Sold BY }. =. Wooster, Tifhni o. ma2o'lT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

Sale OF CattIe.-on the last day Of our
Fair, Mr. Horace Huber sold two four year
old, grsss-fsd stears, partially broke to the
yoke, 70 Mr.. Crockett Of Adams tp., Eor $50.
This iS one Of the best sales ever made in the
county. They are splsndid animals.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

The Upper sahduskians showed their
good taste Of good things, by engaging the
American Brass Band, Of Tiffin, to do their
blowing" at their county fair. which came
of on wednesday. Thursday aud Friday Of
this week
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sandusiY, DaYtOR \ Cineinnn,i n. n.
Passenger Trains on This road now leave
this Station as follows;
Going South. Going North.
Mail, ...... 9;20Au Mail, l,....... $40 r =
Night Exp. l2O0Fn Night Exp. p..2;l5 A y
Carey Accommodation.
To sandushy $40 To Carey .... .i01O
Rw-Republic and TINA tfain aniyss IN Tina a no.
A. W Departs A $40, PM.
~ Hacks leave Ti1iu daily for Repnhhc and ri
weekly foF Fostofia and Uppsf Sandusdy.
r,.a.n.... n-.----s--.- -. /. nnEn
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signifcant.-on the Same night that Mr..
Bucks horses were stolen from Green Springs.
a saddle and bride were stolen from the sta.
Die Of Adam Koch, living some four miles
West of Tifin, on tho Findlay read.
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Country MerchRnts.-we have printed
bills this week for d. Stewart Of Flat Rock
aud De Lamater Bros. Of Melmore. We are
glad TO learn that these entCrPriSing firms are
doing we'll.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

Joseph FOnoanROn was the man, who
dispensed the refreshments on,he Fair Grounds
during the Fair. His table was well furnish.
cd and his entertainment highly satisfactory.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

Wanted, at this Office, on subscription or
otherwi5e, eight or ten bushels Of potatoes and
as many bushels Of good winter apples, for
which the highest market price will be paid.
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mEAR N mind

FW-That tthaTnIBUNE has the larg-
est circuinaian, and 81 therefore, the
BEST medium for advertising, in Seneca
Cuunty. "a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

nany difRrent disease as the oue sbove men.
toned. II is true ohat Nr. Kenn ,dy iirst die
covered The valuable qualifieaof the herb from
which bic medicine is made, but the public
have made utill N ther discoveries, and M.
Kennedy hes been surprised 10 receive unso.
ioited, and from perfect strangers, communi.
oatioaa, stating that his discovery had cured
them q diseases Zoe which he never thought oi
Offering L. The proprietor has always said
that Il would cure any humor on the face q
the earth, and 90 Il win but this additional
testimony stamps Il ea a most Von ierful dis
coyery.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

Many Thanks to Mr.. A. H. Risdsn Of #.
Seneca for fine lot Of sweet potatoes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

See Advertisement sf Thomas Rsa',
Boot and Shoe establishment.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

Z cafuia h1aa q letas one yeef 500
19-A FedOsuoH Sf per cent. nom fhs above rate,
sfd ~ EnaAs fsr Cad.
Ths sPass, occupied by IONnss sf ne tyes eomyosus
ths body 81 ths advertisement, will - ooatidsrsd
sqsass
An Haulieut advertisements together with Adminis
sra,ion Attachment, ROsd Aai Ditch Notices, must bo
paid iofin advancs.
AdVsstissssuti iuisFtsd for a. luda6aits tims will
~ charged Coz uutil ordered out
When yearly Advertisements are Inserted, one o.
mete changes will Be allowed
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

Splendid Weather this is, reminding us
very much Of Indian Summer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

Havana Cigars.--our friend over The
way, sehinness, has just received large sup
ply Of imported eigars-the choicest in the
market Those who indulge will find this q
rare opportunity TO purchase good bargain.
In addition to this he has just received an sx-
tensive variety of chewing and smoking to-
baeoO, to which your attention is invited
"The world for pleasure. bomsbodV has said,
70 which we would add Esd SOhinnsSS for
good cigars" Call At his store on Market
street, and prove the ruth Of thesa remarks.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07
The Greatest Discovery OF the Agef
ID n oS TX o11'8
American Hair Restorative
AND IREsERYATIYE!

In
AND IREsERYATIYE.
Notwithstanding thiss an ure Of quaok puhlieaiioni
aud quack nosifums, from long experience and many
fair iheh ihii pfepafationi ~ been ioendfa
Excel all other Preparations for this Purpose.
Its action depends tpoh the tonic and ontcepuc PRO.
pefrs u po,sesies, acting 10 cdheeuon with Nature
" cleansing tho So caib, and rtomotnf hce andheahhy
circulation OF The blood through he small capillary
vessels OF hg skin.
" teieutuulg remover all 40 ndfun and other mpnri.
ties the shn also a ilrhug aud tenderness OF the
head, which u Rnt 10 attend diseases Of this kiud
The BoitoraiiNe gives lively and healthy appoaf.'
ance 10 tie half which ooks As though oil had bseu
used bnttheFe u no oil init
Il uvaduhy fcstores gray hair lc .s ofiEinal cooTf
and pfeyentsi u from fnhg on aud VIII u pfupeIy and
faithfully poftevoFod in pfudhce new growth Of hair.
The Restorative viii be found good Tor frungo aud
lefpes, OF Rnawofni and IN ihoft other diseases OF
The iocfetofy system.
| This preparation h not a Hair Dye, a. may othefs
ufg, thar ace before iht puboi viii not stain the light
ct nhrios Hnd an be bttd undet all cicumstancet
Any ono that VIII fiuWIId i've dd1aft worth Of the
Restorative ollov tho directIdu strictly and not reA
iHo cure will upon application have their money
mnded Au that 10 ueeessafyto satisfy any ona 10 hpi
The Rostofntltu IL pfohhred and sh'd ,rhhiesas and
retail By a. pREsKnLI, Melnorc, Seneca oouuty, o.
The Restorative Willie sent 10 part Of The uni-
ied states - my fisk, neatly prepared and put w In
boxes 10 suit cnstemeh,
The festotatto will be furnished 10 agents, A. ~.
efal discount 50 a. to make h object for them 10 On
gage in the sale Ofit,
An oriefi should b6 accompanied by the money
From our numerous patrons We give but fow testmos
niui, the medicine Is destined % sand on itH owu
merit. For further part alaf, addfrss
D. DRESDELLs
tep0 MelnoTe, S0uora county, o.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07
CincInnati NIaFICes.


In Watertown, N. Y, by Rev. I. Bfdyton
Mr.. CHARLB CRoMsE, Of Tifin, 10 Miss MALs
INA H. LYTTLE, Of the former place.
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Wanted.

A GIRL TO DO HOUSE Work, ONE THAT
IA undeIItands Il well aud can come well recon
mended Wii fhd ateaiT employment. ktae other nest
Sept .. soDDER 4 cARFENTER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

Wehave ell the facilities Of the 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, 1859-10-07

I copy, ! year. IN advance. ........... SO
I /" n paid uithih the year. ..........2 200
+" n paid aler The year expires. .2.50
No paper will be stopped until an arrearages
are paid, unless At the option Of the publishers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07
Attachment Notice.

James M. Pausftoh, PlsintlH, s-tint Hehy EtantoA,
Dsfsndaht.
Before Jefls n. Lsidt, L. ?. Clinton TO-, Seneca
Co. q. The Abote nauied DeieHdent will take notice
that ihs f2th day Of september, A. b. 1851 said
JuBtcs istued order Of attachment In the above
oa for the OF thirty dolsFs aud ninety
Tina, o. Sept. 80, 50--3w JAMEH N. PArFERsos.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

Sugar Miils.-Mese. Smith, Barnes d Co.
Of this place are misunderstanding an iron mill
for expressing the juice Of Che Sugar Cane
that is said to be the best in The sesuntry. We
recommend il 10 those Of our farmers, whoex-
poet 10 make sOrghO-OultuFe anything Of I
business.
This firm is alsO manufacturing portable
Oidsr mill and press combined, that iS simpl'
in construction, takes up but little room and
does the work up we'll.
Don I send of for these articles, when yoJ
can get them cheaper and better at home.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07
RAtes Of AdVrr1isinr.

Agreed upsa By te proprie,or' Of the Timn Tribune
asd ssneea Advertiser, Mag IOth 1858, 70 be strictly
s.6s~osd 4 Al ~asss.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07
TiRRn Retail Morket.
PROVISIONS.

tCoHsetod wsstiy, By n. A. BUsKIRK 4 Bro
Wholesale and Retail dealers IN GEooefiss and pro
duoe OF allkindi, ShrWhAnh Rloek Tina OIL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

taB Buy Ayers Ague Cure for InterInit.
tents, Ayers Cherry Peetorki tof 4 Cough and
Ayers Pills for al the purposes Of FaIniiy
fhysie. as 81
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

and one copy to the getter up of 8 club OF 10
subscribers or more.
Old Subacribers can enter into this arrange
ment BY paying up Oh srearagea
Sneuir1pn cccies sent Tree.
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sandustY, Dayton \ Cineihnu,i n. n

AdveT,issmsp,, MS, v hssasa 10 y yl'dnssasI +,
insuFe inrcrtion ths sams Wsst.
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j. 8. mARRIsON.
Lookout for Stolan Prnnerl.

A IL Portions aie hereby oautiohed aralrti puisA
n ing Railioad hond No a6, with thb Coopout
iaohedi issued fnr The sun of five Hnndted nhllaIl
me, by the Mad River 3 LRke EiiQ Railfoad Camnaf
on the dfa day Of August, a ID 1851. said npnd n
Bond and Coupons hat been stopped by mt ataaid "a
road offesi Nnd hass applied loi lene0sl u
same. HENRY So JOHN.
'rima. August 70. lssa--H
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To Ciuhs.

As an induoement 70 getting up Clubs, Wo
offer tho TninuSE az the following rates;
Club Of 8, year, In advance, 81 IS, each
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A Curious Inoident.-.wo clip hs fol.
lowing from the ssndusky RrourER Of We'd
nesday. Some Of our readers may remember
ne circumstance;
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Notice ia hereby given that Che co-pafileithip hr
toiofe esiiiing between u. u snidAf aal A. N. NJ
undei ne 6fsn naius of sHtnan a otlti wa on
25th day Of Auahsf, lfiHi m l'tnlfnf 81 .r1l rnn.E
and that thb Notes ani HOOK acraHnI q l1a 1Ilfr|
fin Ire left So ihe ponsuioa u A.y. ofle m
mcnt tNlDnN =
Itetutn thanks % my ol9
aaderiiome loF pssl lorstl ana .ol'eltiAe w,
for the eominG lsatou. til0Svl Ntftt7'''
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Job Printing,

Friday Morning, OCT. :. 1889.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12
CABINET WARE. &c.
McGREGOR e co. W
House FurniShers, I"

are now in receipt at their Ware Rooms, $50 and
52s SEVENTH STREET, Of very extensive and
well selected assortment Of -,.5 r
CABINET WARE AxD OTHER FURNITURE
consisting in part Of +f
Parlor Suites complete, in Rosewood, Walnut, and
p Mshogsny, upholstered in the best ana most
fashionable styles, ess
Marble tap Centre Tables,
French plate Mirrors, with gilt frames.
EteEeres and what nots, Chamber Sets, e.
Solid Walnut, Oak, Mshogany,' and Cottage Sets,
painted all colors, " = :
Oining room Sets compete,
Feather Beds, Bolsters. and Pillows,
Curled Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Also, oil other Goods in tha Housefurnishing line
Our goods are ell gotten up scoording to our order
and dire ection, and We pledge ourselves that the
quaity Of every article shall be as represented.
we wiu Iurntsh private residences or hotels On.
tire at very short notice and use our best personal
We confinne to sell al our Goods at the most re-
duced p!ices, according to quality, pact-sing the
motto that - quick penny u better than slow
We Invite the attention of al who contemplate
purchasing. MoG EGOR CO..
90 7-2w $50 and 52S Seventh street.
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- -
THE FRxxKLIN DIscovKRY SHIP.-The little
screw yacht Fox, now famous, arrived in the East
India docks Yesterday. lt Law alongside the quay
within the basin all day. Her appearance Il a.
quiet and paFposelke AZ the narrati Of her COM
mander, Captain McClintock, now the theme Of
every tongue. She seems absolutely without
scratch on her black hull, and looks more sober
so to speak, than yachts In general There IL very
little ornament about her, but what she has IL In
wonderfully good condition. The Fox Is a round
sterned screw. has three slender, rather raking
masts; is Of topsail schooner rig, and small poop
aft. Indeed, everything 10 small abont the shin.
save Der achievements. She 10 rather sharp for.
ward. and her bows are plated over with son.
As one scans the Fox more closely we detect pr.
paFstioBs about her for other dangers than besets
the English waters. She looks not unli ke bundle
Of heavy handspikes, iron pointed at each end az
Ii fos fencing on drift ice. beautiful EsouI.
msux canoe II lashed on her larboard qusrter A
small anchor hanging over her side, amid ships
besidcs the customary one at the bow Is su9Qes-
tive OF dangers risked and overcome Outside
the ship at the bottom Of the ropes that stay the
fofemast, are Q couple Of Ice saws ready for use
They greatly aid the mind In picturing the sort
Of work required Of them. Another singularity
In the aspect Of the Fox 10 pair Of small anflers
fixed at the end of the bowspfft doubtless Of some
meaning 70 the crew, and connected with the dis
covery. The sole evidence Of damage Ia a newly
broken spar, which lies on the deck, part Of her
jibboon carried awdy-somewhere on the English
coast In fhors, there lies the Fox, looking as un
assuming among the surrounding craft ~ ever
hero does among the sons Of men when their work
Is successfully achieved and his rest won Lon
dos Star, Sept. "a. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

f<sf 3 - - QVUU GMUAA oIVA - ssSs..ss z
= An szshan9e papse publishss IL fe1lsging
very rssdssls sesEy shout 'sehoir' masis b Z
ssrsssls iSa ik, espsaisliY IN Msskcdiss
slssd g -, % uhiIs the hymn va lind By
tse ni.isees Ne ssng nonoPely there. Ne
efeoe1ts ~ fsse fssa. -
a 1o11 - aetisn Of The Gsasral Csnfsrsaos
Me(hodiot Church South, and, under Dr. echou,
Z 6epfhefn Church was orsanised in Cinoin-
ne& aod It placs Of workship known - Soule
ohepel. Ths frst General Confsrence of the
new organization was held in Pstsrsburx. Va,
and . latgs nunbero of ssDslsgatss' spsnt the
eatbath prsaslfng II Cissisnsfi, sid wor-
shipped ct 6ouls Chapel. On TIE 6abbeeh, IL
Deted Dr. (nov 1ishop) Pisres we e ps.ssA
tip-sss. Tie iesse " Ssewis1. ne fng-
10 IVES led 6y that prince Of ehoristsrs, John
0-n; snd BY his ssids at his honor. Judge
Mclean, who Joined heartily In the worship.
After the opening service, the pastors stopped
to Bishop 6oule, and asked him II he would
enter the pulpit and conduct the concluding
H---r, an antique little man, Hith sharp fear
lures set astride sharp nose, a,aharp cut
eostes. and sharp Appearances generally. DR..
Schon approached him. and eaid, In low tones !:
sDr g.. win Won coutluct the closing exs
ercises gn e p '.'1''
aYes. sab. - vaa thu response: showing the
effect of as,oeiaf,o 81, mon iis diaIect and an
terins ne palpit, he tool his seat. =
The sermon was all that could have been de-
sired; 1t more than met expectation, and the
preacher sat down amidst Rreat excitement. -
DR. H seemed 20 think that an sxhorta-
ton from himself would be a rlorious climax.
and briskly arising, hynn-book in hand. ad
vanced TO the front Of the pulpit, and. with his
peculiar pronunciation, began: =
chow thankful. friends. ought we To be
To Him yvho hroncht ns hc,e ~ sse = - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12
NOTICE! NOTIcEg NOTICEm
Opening Of Real Partisan Goods.

On ssxf Monday, Oct Q. ,ciH open large stoek e|
FRENCH GOODS SIS
OfmY oyn import.tion. oil Of which we're carefully
r s ssey
:.a: TIL: :ss s.: :ss
q me s: s ssd
to shs asS.ERs Es..ss msss GOODS
EIoxsr Head dresses. -
Marie Stuart Head -dresses,
Queen Viosepis ut ssir- air nets, nets q ''''''' -
Blscct Plames, ornamentsd with Gold, for the
Steel Buckles and handsome Hair Ornaments.
nd. ssfsi q LxcR made 70 my order
Ss.ss, ysc cs.sstj!s .s S!Ii:1s and enpur.
Rci,n.s Lscs s Set. q :, d Collars, FF rs
Swiss. Jsconst, snd Cambria Enbroideriss.
The latest Psrisisn m styles sofTRIMMINGs, such
f..:sas Eas': ss G.0tsass sa.snB. Bst'0n'
nile Plasse, vetour Faconne,
Gsn5;ss 2: Rogton, ro%Psaq@a,T e Rliss:
roh;T ias1 sa, sys5 ssfSse :sa Washington
Ip pose Of ttimmnS the sombrsros Marion,
ths .sss .tyts q hsss e Tor5 By ell fashions
Aehoiee ..sortment OF Bonnet and Trimming
Ribbons,
Bertha C.pss, q Ia Marie Antolnette,
Velvet Ribbons, in Black and High Colors,'
Wide Biaok Velvet for eloaks, best quality,
Black and Colored Bonnet Velsetss -
vaiour Imperla', 80
Bonnet Siiks, in al colors. ste
Perisian Bonnets, realy beautiful, :.
Partisan Ruchee, for Bonntts,
A splendid stock Of Cloth snd Velvet CIoaks
"A great variety Of Children's BouTnous, Psie-
tots, and Rsslans, both plain and embroid-
Allofth~ sboye articles, and q great many others
not enumerated, were purchased at the opening Of
the present Parisian season, and are 90 seQuentiy
whole season in advance Of the STYLES usually
found here, es the goods imported 10 this country
are generally ordered the preoedlug March, and
hence are nooessary Of the previous falPs Pa.
styles. Hence, to avoid the annoyance of being
always behind the fashions, while matng visit to
Europe stopped Q fsw weeks in Paris ard bought
the above Enods in person, f.om first hands. hope
make ycsrly trip TO PARIS with the sole object OF
keeping psce With the Partisan e.hIons, and to
have all new styles Of goods heTe st the ssne time
they appear upon the Paris Shelves. M
Psrsiculer attention giysn to orders. !.
CLOAKS and BONNETS made to order In the
N. B.-Isaies wishing any choice articles from
Paris may obtain them hy leaving th.ir orders
with me. MI. WILLIAM,
90 g ~ ffFs 80 Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

ID The Paris correspondent Of the New York
Herald, speaking Of the stealing Of M. Huas
child, which we mentioned yesterday, says: i,s
NJ. Has, In perfect CONSERVATION at what had
occurred, with his wife In danger Of losing her
reason, at once offered 10.0OOf Tor its restoration
The Dfoit the next day contained this announce
ment: "M- Hua accepts the offer that has been
made;" and to-day the same journal has tele-
graphic dispatch with these words: @
ORLEANS, heuu du soir
L'snfanf yefyosrs est bieH porfcnf-The woman
who carried Ii on has been arrested.
30 we may consider the domestic anxieties Of
NJ. and Madame Hua 50 far terminated The
opinion Of the imperial judge was from the first
thaf 10 extort money was the motive. He probably
was right; but II 10 well known that system of
chih Stealing prevails In Paris on other grounds
The existing matrimonial system. which limits
the number Of children TO one, or two at most has
f6 Nemesis. Death not unfrequentiy robs parents
Of the only child they have allowed fhemselyes
and to replace the void In their hearts 4 bribe Il
frequently offered 70 obtain substitute selected
from class equal TO their own. OF course. Il
could only be thus obta' ned by dishonest means
such a. tampering with the nurse through secret
agent. Within the last two years several children
have been stolen from tue gardens Of the Tuile-
ries, the Palais Royal, and the Luxemburp: and .
though they have not been recovered, enough has
been discovered to show the motive whichled TO
their abduction. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12
ITO HOUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.
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To oHousEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.
DLooK TO YOUR INrEREsrm
ID A. PAINTER, at The Red Sign, ct the new
omes, eornsr OF 7th and Canal streets, opposite
~ You win not only be sure Of fun measure,
bgt you VII get your Wood Sawed In 2, 5, or
pieces, G and Split -n any nse desired.
. H. fifty cents per cord cheaper than It ID sold
from any Other place IN this city. 80
Or His Wood is Of ths Best Quality,l I'm
ID He has the biggest Cart: and BoIss,l m
D The biggest Pine Knot Split for
klndlnss klnddlins WSoa.. WSod. IN
Dr All delivered Free OF CharEs,( IN .
NJ Notice. -O fftSs above Is we'd does @ not show how
IL Moneys Worth. -m -
NOV please call at the above of6oe lJ- and try
It'll You yill get . quarter Of 9 cord Of the best
Spruce Pine Sawed in pieces ~ and Split-0f
for 9E s pieces for SLl71<; pieces e1.2S or The
best Oak pieces 9l.Hx; pieces 9 so; pieces
4l62k; or the best Hickory, pecee On 50; pieces
0l75; pieces %. All other parts Of cord at same
]. Ordsrs left ct 3. w. X. Handy's, opr osits WI
lards, Hotel; or at VIM. Bslany ne's, e 7th street.
or q Pages wharf ct the foot of7th ct prompty a.
tended 20. O6ee removed 10 the north side Of the
bridge corner OF 7th and Canal streets. The money
% eS2omPsny the order or be resdy when the flsi
jeN A.PAYNTER. ss Pages wharf