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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-04-30
ECONOMISE TO FAMILIES IN THE
IL & o Z v T II Y.
Everybody has heard of the famous
A Ii

Everybody mas hcaru OF the famous
CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE,
los WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON,
ond there hardly family within twenty miles Of Boston,
where TEAS AND r0FFEES are not used. We sell ev-
cry description Of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, and onr
prices from % per pound up dollar. We
sell good family tea (ack for 35 by the package
five pounds ALSO good Young Tyson (grecn for IS
The above TOas good usually sold Country
Storet for 60 cents per pound
We buy more TEAS AND COFFEES, and sell more and
cheaper than any other establishment in New England
Our CoFFEES are FRESH every day, and for purity are
unrvaled,
Teas neatly packed in 10 pound chests family use
For the convenience going to the railroads. we have
Branch Stores
AT No 65 Union street. from the cornet Of Hanover
street, (ted storey
At ITO Court street. (store painted red.)
At corner Of Beach and Albany streets.
At corner Of Washington and Pine streets.
Call when to Boston, and give our goods
trial. Orders solicited by express.
THOMAS G. wHYTAL,
los Washington ST., BOSTON.
April l, 1S59.--3mos-l4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-04-30
VERMONT VALLEY RAIL

Es=isitssts.isBROAD On and after MONDAY, Dec. o,
EHH--nA.1S5s, TRAINS will run as follows
Leave Bellows Falls for Brateboro 05 A. NJ and % p
NJ Returning leave Bratteboro for Bellows Falls 10 40 A. 81
and 20 =. NJ FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at
GAS A. NJ Bratticboro $50 ?. NJ.
The Passenger Trains this route connect South with
the W. Massachusetts and Connecticut River Railroads
Springfield Hartford, New Haven and Bridgeport direct
New York the North with the Rutland Burlington Sui
yan Vermont Central, Vermont Canada Connecticut and
passumpsic Rivers Rail Roads, forming direct
with WHITEHALL Saratoga and schenectady sJohusbury and
White Mountains Burlington and Rouses Point Ogdensburgh
and Montreal. VI. sLOAT, Superintendent
Vt. Valley X. Il. Office Dec. 9th, 1858.
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ESSRS. AR SHOVE & CO.

III z hIOh Strcet, BOSTON,
would inform the people Bratteboro vicinity that they
have appointed
L. J. CARPENTER,
Agent for the sale of their Celebrated TEA and COFFEE
The Teas and CoTees will be found at Mr. CARPEN
TIERS, and at the prices, Store House in
Boston,
All Goods bought OF Agents giving entire
sasact on can be returned and the money will be refunded
Feb. %, 1859
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-29
BOOK NOTICES.


Harper for August is number Of most
attractive features and will well repay a peru
sal The leading articles are "ThO Cruise Of
the Essex !" "rhe saranaU;" "The Musicians
Of our Woods" and "The virginians," Price
50 a year. Address Harper a Bros, Now
York,
The Atlantic for August possesses rather
more than ordinary interest. There is al says
freshness and originality about it. that in
vests it with au attraction possessed BY no
merely literary periodical IN the eountry.-
Each number is feast for the intellectual ap-
petite. Price 50 year-pbblished by Phil.
ips, Sampson q Co., Boston.
BlackwOOd for July commences new
volume and now is the time to subscribe fol
this choice Of British monthlies Price, S9a
year, Blackwood and any ono Of the fdur Re,
views, s., or $40 for the whole. 25 per cent
discount to clubs Of 4 or more Address, L
Scott 4 Co., New York.
Great Republic Monthly for Augusl
has come TO hand. 1t is gay and attractive
and highly ornamented by numerous wood
cuts; and is well calculated to please the gen
eral reader Published by oaksmith 4 Co,
New York, at SO year
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-29

Wheat Drills.--As the time for putting
in the next crop Of wheat is near at hand, it
becomes every farmer 10 look about and con
slider upon the surest and best mode for de-
posting his seed with mother earth, in or
der 10 induce her 10 return. in tenfold ratio,
the goods entrusted TO her care; aud to accom-
plish this no farmer will dispute that the Drill is
the right way; as il fact, generally known,
that drilled wheat requires at least six times
less seed and will yield that proportion more
than broad-ea sowing, and farmer. sowing
from 30 10 so acres, Wilt more than be paid
for his driil in one season. The next question
that arises is, where shall we get our Drills
We say, at hOme-patroniEe your home insti
tuhous, when you can save money by it.
sMITH, BARSEs d Co., of this place are man
uiaeturing very superior Drill, for drilling
Wheat, Rye, Oats, Barley, Buekwheat, Corn
or any kind of grain native to our climate
"'~' o. ~ Fl" IA O., .,.h mil
for the small sum Of s55, while n tRSSssss Ssse o pri
from distance and sold by agents are sol,
as high as $40 and $50. and are in no respee
better than the Drills above offered at e55-
Every farmer, who buys these Drills, from
distance. only pays Is or 20 dollar
simply for the support Of these agents, who
sell and foe freight to bring the Drill TO thi
place. Farmers should look to their interests
aud ezamine these DRlls before making thei
purchases. as they have them on hand for ex
emination, at all times at their Foundry an'
Machine shop. South end Main Street. Tiff
lohio,
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New York Market.

NEW Y ORKt July 20, 1903
FLoUR-Market heavy and 5d lOc lower on
common grades, while medium grades sare
steady. Sales 9400 bbls at "a 00@4 6OGor
super western; 81 25@5 90 for common to
good extra western; 81 75@5 90 foV old, and
s. 00@5 30 fresh ground shipping brands ex-
ira round hoop Ohio-closing heavy.
WHEAT-l@2c lower. Sgles 5000 bu,nev
72u; new red southern 81 20@l %.
RYE-Lowor. Sales 1000 bu at SOC.
BARLEY- Quiet.
CoRS-Heayy' Sales 10 900 bu at 7sc for
old mixed westerns S0052c for new do;
OATs- Lower at l@42c for Statei 4O@
Ale for Canadian.
| WmsKY-Lower. Sales $50 bbls at 25c.
! PoRK--Murket heavy, but without import
ant change. Sales 1900 bbls at SIS 37@15 81
Tor mess $40 1901 for prime;
| BLEF-Matket dull. Sales $50 bbls at q
at IS for country prime; s. OO@9 90. fo
country mess;
BAoON-Dull.
Cur MEArs-Dull. Sales 1876 p'kages a
6l6@6h for shoulders 6@9I4 for hams.
LARD-Unchanged. Sales 375 tierces a
l01&@llc.
BUTrER-Firmer with a good demand a
I2@l6o for Ohio and IS@20o for State.
CHEEsE-More plenty and rather heavy a
RmgiZ
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Council Proceedings.
CouNom CHAMBER,
uTsaa C.t....I..- IL. QQ lQEn

CouNoIL CHAMBER, I
Tifln, Saturday, July %, 1885
Council met and was called TO order by the
President.
Members present, Hcyey, Heming, Wagner
and Watson.
The Clerk then read the minutes Of last
meeting which on motion were approved as
read
A number of accounts were then presented
and read by the Clerk, amounting in all to
S434 "a, for services Of supervisors and for
hauling gravel and working the streets &c. in
the lst aud 2d Ward.
When on motion said accounts were allowed
aud the Clerk instructed 10 draw orders on
the proper funds for tie severed amounts Of
same.
The Position Of Joel Hull, requesting the
permission Of Council TO transfer his interest
in Meat Stall No. ! 10 Market House 10 John
/ RRsmeley was then read, BY the Clerk, and on
en 10 said Hmi Watson, permission was Civ
quested Sueh transfer As IT,
The Clerk reported that the Street Com....-
sioneF bad returned 10 him, under the order o
Council made at its meeting on the 9th inst
an estimate Of masonry 10 be paid for by the
City, viz: % 3-5 perches amumting st 81 so
per perch 70 S42 80 and that be bad hereupon
issued an order, on ist Ward fund for that
amount to N. Cornaly in full payment Of
same.
On motion the action Of the Clerk 10 the
premises yas approved by Council.
On motion Council then adioui ned 10 meet
Saturday, July 80, 1883 At 8 O'clock r. N.
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The Toledo Times and Herald have oonso!
dated and under the double name appears a
democratic paper, supporting tneprfncipfes oi
tho Cincinnati Platform Of 1856, and Stophcr
A. Douglas for the Presidency. II. T, smitl
is publisher.
HANCOCK.
A violent thunder storm, says the JEFFER
soNIAS, passed over FindlAy on Monday eve
ming Of last week. Several houses were strucl
by lightning but no one was hurt
s. A. Spear, Esq, editor Of the Findlay
JEFFERsONIAN, has been appointed superintend
eut Of the Union Schools at that place. Tn
CoURrER takes exceptions 10 the appointment
It thinks political editor the wrong perso
10 have control Of young minds.
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INroRTANr ,fo rrMALEs.
Dr. Chce9enian's PiIIs,

Prepared ly Cornelius 4. Chc,scman, N. d.
New York Cuy.
The conbinstien 81 inrredisnin 10 ths pms the
resrh eGa long and extensive practice. They are mild
10 their operation, snd ccuain In correcting an ueru.
larusi, rsinfal Msaiuasuons, renewing al obituc.
tons phsthst fom eold otherwise, headache, palu
tnths side, paplt,tou ofths heart, whites 'nnarvoti
sasotue,. hysefct a,irbo, p,iu 10 the bach aui ati
etc, DISTURBED sleep, which suset ton intsuupou ol
To Married Ladies.
nr Chsstemana rinta atr invalusbt. atthry winbfnr
ou he mcnthly period wiih feFalarW Ladies who
have bees disappointed On he use of cthrr ftla au
niscs me utmost confidence IN nr chaetcman'n fini
aolna ~ that they represent 20 90.
Notice.
There ia owe condition of tho fauhsls ~ ten w which
the rilt canuct BE- taken without producing necu
Uaffssuu such the iueutahle tendency Of the med
ioins to restore De tcsual Ouctionsto nomal coud
ton, hn even The Reproductive power ofnelpte canno
fesst VI. Warranicd purely vegetable, aud nee tcu
anvthlna iniurous, EsrltcW difeclons witch shouil
\ be tead accompany cach box, Price e1 Sent bymai
| on enclosing gi 10 the GcnefM AEent
ey-soid by one dfuesst W every town 10 the Uute'
States. ". ny hllhulNNc,
/ General Agent Tor The United states.
los Chamhtrs,st, Now.Nofkt
To whom at Nvholtsale ofiefi should be addressed
! soldby }. y. Wooster. riihn, %. ma2o.lf
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Seneca County FOir.-The new Floral
Hall is completed and ready for contributions
from fairy hands and the beautiful in Nature
and Art. It presents fine appearance and
viii be quite a feature at the next Fair, which
comes off on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, the 2sth, 29th and 30th Of Sept. The
Board are now engaged in distributing the
big posters, containing the Premium List,
Rules and Regulations, and are making other
active preparations. 1t only remains for the
people to do their part, by beginning in time
that this FAR tnuy' Do ts s--t -sa-i,sil IN ti,s
county.
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Sad, but True.-How oNcu hss De ehureh
bell tolled forth its enlcmn notes, and uc walt
ings ofkindred, and Che lamentations ~ ireuda
arisen, a. the body Of come loved one has been
borne to a premature grave who died through
ignorance IF their disease by those who alton
ded them, o. the administration of dcletcrious
aud iuefcetual remedies We write This IN
all sobcrnoss aud sincerity, aud In thus allud.
fnr 20 the dead would try aud benefit the liv.
ng What are some Of the most fatal messen.
Ig,rs that bcckon 10 the tombf We answer
Sgoiula. Erysipclas and similar diseases a.
Nov. although Providenco has ordained that
suol diseases shall exist, Il has also provided
q rcnodv, distilled from the herb u the field
and is name is Kenuedy's Medical Discovery
lnva'l reject it not.
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card D hnea or less one year 500
EV-A reduction Of per cent from the above rates
will be made for Cash
The space occupied by 10 lines Of the type composing
square
All transient advertisements, together with Admins
tration, Attachment, Road AMI Ditch Notices. DO
paid ioTin advance.
Advertisements inserted Tor indefinite time will
DO charged Tor until ordered out
When yearly Advertisements Oro inserted, ono or
more changes viii be allowed.
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CinGinnnti NTarIket.
DIED.

On the 26th inst, Of Scarlet Fever and
Whooping cough, OTHELLo NJ, Oldest daught-
er Of Geo. W and Harriet hngLER, aged Q
years months and 2 days.
On the 25th inst, at Newport, Ky, LAURA,
youngest daughter Of VIM. s and Caroline
Anu Bailey, and sister 10 the junior Editor Of
this paper, aged 70 years, 10 months and 2l
days
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Mother! Mothers!! Mothers!!I

DOnt fail 10 procure Mrs. Winslo's Soothing Syrup
for Children Toething. II has equal on earth II
greatly facilitates the process OF teething, by aoening
the gums, reducing all inhnmatonw allay all pain,
andiS sure TO regulate the bowels Depend upon w.,
mothers, II will give rest 10 yourselves, and relief and
health 10 your infants. Perfectly safe In all cases.
This valuable preparation Il the prescription Of one Of
the most experienced aud skifei ei physioiAns IN
New Rnrisad, and has been used with never,laing
aucceis In millions OF eases.
we believe Ia the best and surost remedy IN the world,
In All cases of DytentaTy and DiaHhra in children,
whether Il ARISES from teethinF from any other
cause toEive immediue Feieflo infants sul'
frrinf from wnd collie
Iriis andbselth be estimated by dollars andesnts,
its worth its weight In gold.
Millions Of bottles sold every year In The United
States. u Il an old and weltried remedy.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
tV-Nons genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS
& PERKINS, New York, Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by DruRRists Throughout the wufd.
sep1O II l.. .L.PT. JOHN Co., AGENTS Tor liuin'
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Terms OF subscriptiOn.
RlnnLaf Rlanks Z

All kinds OF Blanks Of the most approved
forms, well printed on 6ne paper, kept con
stantIy on hand and for sale cheap at the TRi-
nUNE OFuoE; such as
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, SubpOenas,
Attachments, Vendis,
Executions, Constable Sales,
Blank Notes. &C. sc.
uFJustices and Notados supplied on roas-
enable terms..En
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The Duelists, Of whom we mndo mention
last week, are still alive aud kicking the pis.
tolls having been loaded with nothing but
"villainous gunpowder" and paper balls,
though this was kept secret from one Of the
parties by the seconds. The wound Hoy re
ceived of course was feigned. Kelley, the one
Of "murderous intent" on the morning Of the
uffray, thinking he had wounded his antago-
mist and hearing vague rumors Of arrest and
Judge Lynch. .""cut stick" for parts unknown
and, when last seen, was making good tim,
for Canada. Hoy has been arrested and held
10 appear, not for the duel, but for committing
an assault previously upon fellow -bOarder
with pitcher, by way Of getting his hand il
and his "pheelinx" worked up.
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This extraordinary CHEMICAL PREP ARATIoN
OF OfPHOSPHORuS, (the rRoPfVEAcTtc and dcURArfvg
properties OF which isooveredby Dr. r. Church
H. Of PARISH speTioTming wonderful cures throughout
Europe andhe United States, having already attained
since IT, introduction, remarkable popularity, both
with the medical profession and the public. II ia a
purely SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION, acting with
ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY, and OF iNYARlABLE EFFl
CACY In all Stages Of Pulmonary and Nervous Diseas-
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Products of Seneca County.--Tbo fol,
lowing is a statement Of the agricultural pro
ducts Of Seneca County for the year 1858:

No Rain Yeti-The Drouth ia beginning
10 be very seriously felt in this community
We have had no rain Of any account for four
weeks and this, with torrid sun pouring
down upon us all the while, has completely
dried US out. Corn grows but little and is
parched and withered. The same may be
said Of potatoes and garden vegetables, while
the cisterns and wells are giving out, all over
the city, and the cry is "water water
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-29

ColtOR's Map Of Europe, and Of the seat
Of war, both on one sheet, finely ColOred and
clearly printed, is published by MOssrs. John
son & Browning, l7o Williams Street, New
York. Price, 80 cents, post paid
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-29

Cemetery Association .--1tlsa burning
shame and stigma upon the fair fame of our
city, that We have no decent place for inter
ring the dead. The old burying ground is
noarly full of graves and lily adapted to the
purpose for which it has been used; and, be.
sides. it is now rendered almost inaccessible
by the demolition of the bridge leading 10 It
Will not some Of our influential and public
spirited citizens take the matter in handI-
There are. in the vicinity of the city, seyera
beautiful cemetery sites, that may be secured
The heirs of Thos. Coo, deceased, offer for sale
on reasonable terms, about 80 acres, lyiul
south -east Of town and adjoining the Coe road
This is said to be most desirable location
about ten acres are cleared and the balance il
ia state of nature, beautifully timbered, roll
ing aud sandy. This matter should not b
proerastina.ed and we hope immediate step
will be taken to secure and lay out suitabl
piece Of ground.
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prcpaying pno Dollar. Those who are not
subscribers win be charged two DJllare.
JoHN II. Nuuusw ANnER will be candidate
before The Republican County Nominating
Convention, for the Office ol County Rec order.
Ma. EproR;-Please announce the name Of
r. +. oGLE, as a candidate fur Prosecuting
Attorney, subject 10 the dccisiI n Of the Ropub
lican convention.
Ems. TRmUNE-ploase announce the name
of jams 4. BUNKERHorF Of Seneca tp,, ne a
candidate before The Republican Convention
for Representative.
Ems. TRBUNE-Pl,asc announce the name
OF BENNEvlLLE HARevR. Of Thompson, as a
candidate for County Recorder. subject 10 the
decision Of the Republican Convention.
Ms EntroR;-pleaso announce the name Of
JonN McCopuAcW Of Clinton. as candi
date for County Recorder, subject 10 III,
choice Of the Republican Convention.
MEssRs. EDIroRs:-E ]. WElKER. Esq, o
Thompson township, will be u candidate, be
fore the next Republican convention, for Rep
rcscntative.
Ems TRmUNE:--Announco the namo o
HoRAor Huun Of Clinton, Zoe Reprcsentatiy,
and obligo his iricnds.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-29

To COrrespOndents.-We wish, once for
all, TO say that we cannot publish communi.
cations, unless accompanied by the real name
Of the author.
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Job Printing.

We ehave 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
terms. Give us q call.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-29

CT M,llerhsvine disposed ofhis Interest in The eS
tablishment Of o. r. Miller h Co. 10 Gamaliel Cowes
the husineSs will hereafter be oonfucted by the new
6rm under the firm name OF McAlhStor& C5wles. They
hope to receive the patronage Of the friends Of the old
hrm and OF the public generally. =.
iul i56y MeALLIsTER 4 COWliEs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-29

Joseph Harris was arrcsted at Springfield
and brought to Tifhn on Tuesday, by Con
stable Nighswander, on a charge Of burglari-
ouslY entering and stealing five green hides
from the tannery Of Messrs. PoormAn 4 Nil
Ter. He was examined before Justice Leidy
on Wednesday and bound over, in the sum Of
$500, in default Of which he was taken to jail
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-29

The Junior Editor has been absent dur.
ing the past week, attending the closing hours
and funeral Of a deceased sister.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
mRAR IN mind

F#Tkat ttheTRIBUNE has the larg-
est cirodlntion, and n, therefore, the
best medium for oradvertising, IN Seneca
CountY,-&l
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FOR THE CAMPAICNl

Fortho benefit Of those, who wish to be post.
ed in political matters, we offer the TRiBUNE,
until after the Election, for the small sum Of
Twenty-Five Cents,
or FIVE copies for one Dollar. OF course, The
sooner il is taken the more papers viii be got
for the same money. Now is the time 70 roll
in the names. Let our agents 60 to work and
canvass their several districts.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-29

See Advertisement Of at-prOofeOrn. hOus
es, by Noah Seitz Of Melmore.
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NEIGHBORING COUNTY NEWS.


ORAwFoRD.
The new Jail in Bucyrus is rapidly APP
preaching completion. The JounNAL says in
five weeks it will be entirely finished and
ready for the reception Of guests.
A new bridgeis to bo built over the Sandus.
Ky at Bucyrus. The contract has been lot to
John II. Juukius Of Upper sandusky.
FAYErTE THoRSroS. for several years Post
Master at Benton, has resigned the office and
d. TUTrLE, Esq, Of that place, has been ap.
pointed in his stead.
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hikRIoN

EcoNoNIzING-The Postmaster General has
cut down the mail route between Delaware
and Bucyrus from tri-wcekly 10 a semi-week
ly. He has also taken offentirely the Through"
mail ON the route from Cleveland TO Indianap.
oils VIA, the b. & l. Railroad line These
changes are made in order to cconomizo the
means of the Department, which is rendered
ne cessary by the refusal Of tho last Locoioco
Congress to appropriate the means 10 keep up
the service 10 the old point Hence the people
have 10 suffer great Inconvenience because the
Locofocos failed to do their duty. Let the pco-
pie hold the right ones responsible.-RnuB-
LICAN.
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All About Timn.-A correspondent Of
the MAo.A-olKrK CO.. PREss, writing from
this place, says:
The population Is supposed to be about =
600, and we have no cause 70 doubt H. lts
surrounding country Is beautiful, as we'll as
fertile. Tho farmers raise from twenty-f fivo
70 thirty bushels 10 the acre, and ether pro
ducts in the same ratio There Is quite a mum
Der Of fine buildings that adurn the city. The
Shawhan House, Shawhan Block Nos. I. and
2 Tomb's Block, Gross Block, Lmsor's Block,
Davis House, with many others, present fine
appearance. The Methodist Episcopal Church
is also a fue structure. Heidelberg College
is q large, commodious building, and had Il
been rightly used In the beginning, would
have proved quite an ornament 10 the place
All honor il duo DR. Koiffcr, the President
for his untiring efforts TO bring Il out. The
Union School building is a noble structure
! We have not seen its equal outside Of Cincin-
natl, in either college or university, for mann.
moth proportions, yet costly finish Wemighl
60 on aud speak Of the 1'ihin 4 Fort Wayne
Railroad, the Wire Bridge, LUSArio AsYLuM,
aud many other things Of interest in this place
but at some future time we hope to speak NOR,
at length.
What the writer mistook for "LunatiC
Asylum" we know not, unless It was the An.
vmrIsKR Office.
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Cure Of Consumption.

In the second and third stages (at period, oousequent
ly when there be unoertninty to tho nature Of
the disease can be obtained In eases by this treat
ment except when the existing lesion OF the lungs Of
Itself sufficient to produce death. Hereditary pfedis'
position seems u way 20 o0untemet the effect Of the
patients in whom u was mosi
strongly marked recovering Rs rapidly as Others.
This Remedy has not only curative effect, hut will
fused wherever there exists snspcion Ofthe disease
PREVENT ITS DENELOPEMENr, and thus act Al
AFREsERvATIvE WITH RKGARD TO CoSssUAPrfoN, Jus1
As vAgCiN ALTON DOES wrrm REdARD TO sMALL-roN.
Tits impossible, within the limits Of ordinary nd
vertifement, 10 furnish the OVERWHELMING
PROOFS In my possession In regard 10 the o
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