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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-10
Auction Sales.
SALE OF FREE NEGROES
OR ST ATE TAX 1888!

SALE OF FREE NEGROES
f o r S Il AT re TAX 1859.
TN Pursuance of s'An Act of Assembly, for
Il the objection of Revenue, and by virtue of
order of the Court of the Corporation o the
City OF Norfolk at the September Term shall
offer OF sale about Sixty Free Negroes between
tie age of Twenty one and Fifty five, who are
in arrears for State Tax for 1853 Sale to Ike
place on the .4th day of October at II O'clock,
at the front door of the Court House.
oc6-td THOS. J. CORPREW. Sergeant
..I" PUBLIC SALE,
OF ALL THE STOCK, CROPS, IMPLEMENTS
OF HUeBANDRY, LIKEWISE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
HAT is now on my Farm, situated on Burns
Creek, and adjoining u farm OF Mr. Joseph
Moore, on the West, and Mr. Wright W Heath,
on the East, and directly opp site the first Wa
ter Station on the Seaboard and Roanoke Rail
Road, about miles from Portsmouth
Sale positive on the 9TH OF October. cor men
cling at IL o'clo TX. A NJ, and will name III
part what have been in use on this Trucking
Farm, and now for sale
Carts, Flows, Harlo7s Cuitivators,
One good Rockawsy Carriage, neatly new,
Great many Tomat1 Boxes,
Seventy Hot Bed sash, most of hem primed,
Household Furniture, OF every Description,
Beadsteads, Bureau, Sideboard,
Mahogany Chairs Common Chairs,
Co king and Parlor Stoves.
Carpeting, with many other things to nume1-
Gus to mention.
Crops on the gr.nnd- Corn, Cabbages, SC,
Two Mules, thee Cows, two of them young,
81. and OF good breed.
ore SOW and Pigs,
Many other things too dious 20 mention.
oc g. 6t* GEO DUNCAN, Sr.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE ON WASHINGTON
POINT .fs
RY Virtue of a decree of the, Circuit Court
1Stor Norfolk County, pronounced on the 3ith
day of September. l5.9, in stit therein pend
ing on the Chaucery Size there +, between John
Hodges, &C., plaintiffs, and Indiana " Hoo
ges, &C., defendants shall as sps cial Commits
sioner therein appointed, proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, on Monday. the 18th day of October
inst, that being Court day, in front of the Court
house door of Norfolk County, the real Estate
in the bill and proceedings mentioned situated
at Washington Point, beginning at Mrs. Mar
tina Oden's, North West corner, on the South
lot from the lot wherein the Marine Hospital
now stands, thence binding on said lane S. A
deg. 80, W. 147 feet, 6& inches, to street
thence binding on said lane, S. 81 deg. E. l47
feet, 6 X inches to the North West corner of the
lot of Max. Herbert decd, thence binding on
said lot N al deg. 80, f. l47 feet SIX inches to
Mrs. Odens, South West corner, thence bind
ing on her line, N. q deg. W, l47 feet 63
inches to the beginning, and being the same OF
which John II. Hodges ST., died seized and pos
sesed now in the occupancy of John M. Drewry.
bonds with approved security, bearing interest
from the day of sale aud title to be retained I'M
til the further order of the Court.
VIM H. BINGLEY,
Special Commissioner.
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FALL 1850.
Tbs Greatest Neses Of the Dog.


Tbs Greatest Neaos Of the Dey.-
A II e. CAMPE's 80 Main street, You can
"A find better assortment and cheape- Goods
than any other house in MOI folk
Again received another assortment of those
rich double Jupe colored Silk Robes, with a
second supply of plain and fancy Dress Silks
at New York prices, French and English Meci-
noes and Declines, Pal De Chefre Ducals, Va
lencias, Plaids &c.
My Stock OF Fancy Goods comprises all the
novelties of thu day. besides a rich Stock of
Bonnet and Vr.nmiug Ribbons, fine Gimpure
aad BRUSSELS, Laces, Fringes, Fiuted Ribbons,
Pompadoure Trimmings &c.
Crockett ard Velvet heading a la mode for
Cloaks Sc, AGO assorted Corsets lust to hand
from 81 90 to $500 per pair. Gail and look at
our stock, as we take pleasure In showing eur
uoooS. K. CAMPE,
oc6 "a Main street.
CMlTfAFIELD MD. "a u cor N
~ Choice quality In sto e rld for sale at low.
est rates by DAVA 4 WOMBLE,
oc6 CampbelPs wla arr.
UNOMDER.
4 NALL AT NO. 8, SOUTH CHURCH Street.
~ Sc 90
.tA FOfk RENT.
Z - For the ensuing year 1860, Dwelling
ei5 Houses and three Office rooms on Main.
llu street Stapa.
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FEW LEFT OF THE SAME SORT.

FEW LEFT OF THE SAME SORT.
I HAVE few half bbls of those Superior
Roe Herrings, (Which has given entire satis-
taction) remaining on hand. Persons who have
winter, should net let this opportunity slip, as
THERE is only few left, and they are for sale
sby
oc5 JAS JONES.
M UsTARD, MUsTARD.-We are in re.
Iva ceipt of original cases of Crosse \ Black.
can supply dealers at wholesae prices.
Sc 10 KING l. TOY.
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Selected
EXPRESSLY
| FOR !
Medicinal
| AND
! FAMILY
USE. IS s.

% Wide Water Street, next door to
je IL S. o. MERwIN L. Co..Auct'rs.
SUMMER GOODS AT REDUCED
p II G e 8.
GUNNER Silks, French Organize Lawns,
- Berege Robes, silk and Lace Nantes, 84
Black and White Berege, Marsailles Quilts,
Bobbinet Mos. Net, case Robert Roddy's Irish
Linen &c, &c; the above goods will be sold at
greatly reduced prices.
L. BERKLEY,
jy9 Is.s t saa 80 Main street.
. PRESCRIPTIONS PRESCRIPTIONS.
r HAVE engaged the services of graduate
l. of Pharmacy to attend solely to the dispen-
sing of prescriptions. My friends and the pub.
lie who may favor me with their patronage,
may rest assured that their medicine will be
neatly and accurately dispensed.
JOHN r. LUDLOW,
SET Atlantic Building.
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OYSTERS, OYSTERS.
I'D H. VI G plGEA A ND DIGKI I'D

OI SIERS, OH STERS.
FRESH, SP1CED AND PICKED.
THE UNDERSIGNED having a large
l. ST. ok of OYSTERS planted OF the best
qua lily and taken from the water daily, is pre-
pal ed to pack to order for any part of the coun-
try
o. Orders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended to.
HENRY FITZGERALD
Sc l9-3m No. II, CampbelPs wharf.
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MR.. T. H. L'HUILIER,

MR.. T. H. L'HUILIER,
INSTRUCTOR of Modern Languages in the
J. Norfolk Female Institute, Norfolk Military
Academy, &C, offers his services to give private
instruction in Modern Languages and Drawing.
Persons wishing to take lessons will leave their
names at Mr.. Ghiselin's Mr.. Vickery's or Mr..
Hali's. Specimens of MIR. I'H's drawings may
be seen in Mr.. HALLS window.
Sc 7-3taw2m
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To Travellers.


CHANGE OF HOUR.
In the Arrival and Departure of
Passenger Trains on the Nor
folk 81 Petersburg Railroad.
"a INN saggs q On and after July 4th,
l0H A. M.
Leave Norfolk at l PM.
Arrive in Petersburg at rs P M.
WILLIAM MALONE,
Ju 9 Engineer and Superintendent.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANG EMRNTS.
xT~. On and after Monday next the
18th inst, the Steamer E COFFEE
Will leave her wharf In Norfolk at half past
O'Clock, every morning as follows:
g Monday. Wednesday and Friday for Eastern
Shore Va; Tuesday and Saturday for Matthews;
Thursday two trips to Old Point and Hampton.
On Thursday evening she will leave at 3 o..
clock, instead of O'Clock, as heretofore.
The Coffee will touch at Portsmouth, OLD
all her trips. ...5s
sea McCARRieK, Captain.
To Northern and Eastern Traveller
via SeabOard and Roanoke Rail
Road and Bay Line.
The new and splendid Steamers
with unsurpassed accommodations of State
rooms and Saloons, will run regularly between
Norfolk and Portsmouth and Baltimore; leav-
ing Hunters wharf, Norfolk, every evening,
Sunday excepted) at ~ O'Clock, p. NJ, and
Portsmouth ON the arrival Of the Southern Cars
as follows:
The LOUISIANA, Captain Geo. ". Russell, on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
The ADELAIDE, Captain Jsmee Cannon, on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SA yuRpAY; arriving
in Baltimore in time for Passengers 10 take the
early Trains North and West.
by this arrangement, connection will be
frlo do in Mar ~ly ~,
Boston, and the Steamboats, and Railroads to
Eastern cities. sF
o. Through Tickets to be obtained on board
for Washington, Philadelphia and New York
ap Is w. A. LOWELL. Agent.
SUMMER ARRANGE MENT.
Ea@ -
SEABoARp AND ROANOKE RAILROAD Coy.
NTorTSEezN Ns A 6F 5a5e lsss snd
IN after M Y, the 18th instant, the
Trains of the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
will leave the Station foot of North street, at
81 O'Clock, A. NJ, for Weldon and the South.
at the Office before the Train starts. An ad-
ditional charge will be made VIXEN the fare is
collected in the Cars. -
A. WORRALL, Superintendent.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. =
STEAMSHIP LINE OF PACKETS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EVERY "WEDNESDAY AT IL Q CLOCK,
41k A M III
TsHE Union Steamship Co.'s Steamers City
l. of Richmond. Capt. MITCHELL Penn
sylvanfa, Capt. TEAL, and Virginia, Capt,
KELLY.
One of these steamships will leave Rigging
wharf Norfolk, for P Philadelphia, every Wednes-
day at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. until further notice.
Passage S6, berths and meals included.
For freight or passage, apply to
I P CR0WELL, Agent, -
Higgins wharf, Norfolk,
N. Bone of these Steamers will leave Phil.
adelphia every Wednesday at A. M.
my7-tfn
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FOR NEW YORK.
STEAMSHIP re NOKE

EXCURSION TICKETS TO NEW YORK
<fFsA The Steamship ROANOKE, Capt
-ssfss6sea Couch, will leave Norfolk for New
York on Saturday evening after the arrival o
the South ern cars.
Passage including State Room. co
Meals FIFTY CENTS Extra.
Excursion Tickets between Norfolk and New
lork per steamers Yorktown, Jamestown and
Roanoke, will be issued for Sl3 tne rouad trip.
Meals and State Rooms included These tickets
will be good by either steamer until lst ,tober
next, but they are not transferable. nor will
any deduction be made if not used Tor the
round trip.
For Freight or passage, apply to
NJ SMlT L BRO
au Z'-.l Agents.
The Steamship JAMESTOWN will leave
Norfolk for New York on Wednesday evening
after the arrival OF the Southern Cars.
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MADAME BONAVITA,
MOST respectfully informs the public that
1t1 she will give instructions on the Piano
Forte; also In the art OF Singing.
For terms apply at her residence on Chapel
street No 10, opposite the Catholic Church.
Sc 9--1m
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LONDON DOCK
BRANDY,


FINE OLD SHERRY,
Port and Madeira Wines,
"Ziegler $" 8 yrs. OF !,
And other choice
RYE WHISKEYS.
"Guinness's" Xxx
Dublin and London
Porter,
Can always be had from
Bonded Warehouse by
the Cask, or from the
Store, in quantities to
suit body at
I MOCK " Co.'s
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
All kinds CT Boots and Shoes made to
a. order by C. A. DAVIS, and warranted
n EAs equal to any brought from Philadelphia
in regard to finish, and certainly supe-
rior in point of durability. C A DAVIS,
SECS "a Church street.
- FREIGHT WANTED-The schooner
MNs Mary Louisa, Capt. Alexander, will take
- freight for E. City, Hertferd, Scupernong
and Columbia, and sail with di patch. Apply
to Capt. Oh board, or to B T BOCKOVER,
Sc 20 Maxwell's wharf.
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Liquors, Liquors.

~ EIGNEEfEi, Imitation French Brandy
~ Gaunlssee Old Mountin Whiskey. Ohse
and Rectited Whi.ke Old Holland Gin, COM
mon Gin, Sherr, Campaigne, Ciaret and Sweet
Wines. Nj OF which will be sold at prices to
compete with any liquor house in this city.
BAYHORE STONE.
Sc - No 6, CampbelPs wharf
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HAVING taken the Store formerly occupied
- by J Kendall, corner OF Church and
of all that is needful in first class Grocery
store. Those who want good article in this
line will do well to call on me, where they will
no. fail to find them.
Sc % w. r, DRURY.
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HAIR PINS,
HAIR PINS,

HAIR PINS,
HAIR PINS.
USI received by the subscriber pretty lot of
Hair Pins of new sty es-to which we would
call the attention of the Ladies'
j. NJ. FREEMAN
Sc 81 Cor. Main and Talbot s,raets
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NOTICE.
HAVING sold out my stock in trade and fix.
Ii lures on the 18th September, to Mr.. VIVA.
r. DRURY. would solicit for him the same
patronage so literally extended to me-
Sc % JOHN KEN DALI.
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OsGOOp's CHOLAGOGU E,

N. Il. A. BLUES.
An ATTEND an adjourned meeting at
KWS Head Quarters, on Monday evening the
10th inst, at TX O'Clock. By order
oc6 A. j. MOCK, Sec.
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j. w. RURROw & CO.,
DIR UGGISTS AND CHEMISTS.
Gs CHURCH STREET. lIron Front

7 IME-Fresh Thomaston and Washington
IL City Lime, for sale.by
oc5 F ZANTZINGER.
MAGNOLIA K G A II So 600 more of
lV1 this delig htful brand and favorite Sega
Just received at E e DEMING'S
oct No. SO, Church street.
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New York MARKET.

NEw YORK, July 49, 1859
FLouR-Market dull Old has declined I
aloe; white fresh ground Is steady, aud Ia
some instances a shade better. Sales 1000
bbls at "a 1905 90 for super western; IS l5@
IS for common 10 good extrl.Western; s. 35
as 40 for old, aud s5 iS@5 65 for fresh
ground shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio-elosing irrcgularly.
WHEAr-M Market duh and l62c lower
Sales 3l00 bu at 81 40 for new red Tcnnes.
sec; 81 As for new rcd Jersey 81 25 for iufe-
rior do, and 81 goal 62le for rev white
southern.
RTE--NOminnl at ss@s9o. Sales $500 bu
rye malt at S5c.
BlRLry-Dull. Sales 500 bu unsound old
at 3Sc.
CoRS-ouiet; old duh und heavy; new
scarce and steady. Old mixed western nom.
inal at Sb@SSc and nov do at 90@92c.
OATs-Dull at 4l@43c for State; 4O@45c
for Canadian.
wmsSY-s STEADY. Sales $50 bbls at 26i &c.
PoRK-Market heavy and lower Sales
3O5O bbls at SIS 75@l5 81 for mess; Sll IS
for prime.
BLEF-Unchanged. Sales Of $50 bbls at
Sc OO@6 IS for country prime; 50 00@9 OO
for country mess.
BACON Quiet. Sales 100 tcrces baggod
hams at l0lS@ll56o.
Cur MEiIs-Dull. Sales l40 packages al
6j4@6kc for shoulders; sasllc for hams.
LARD-F.rmer. Sales 500 6bls at TO- !, a
lltSc.
BUrTER-Firmer at ll@l5c for Ohio.
CHEEaE-Scaroe and tirn at 6S9c fol
prime
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Green Springs.-A correspondent Of the
Toledo BLADE, writing from Green Springs
under date of July 5th, says:
Concluding to find enjoyment In a rural
spot, took the early train eastward and at
about nine A. M. found myself in the pleasant
village Of Green Springs, five miles south Of
Clyde Not only Is t6is village a pleasant
one, but it is blessed with one Of the finest
mineral springs ia the country. You may
talk Of the white Sulphur" OF Saratoga
and any other places you pleasej aud people
may 60 10 them because they are fashionable
and because they afford vast opportunities for
4 lavish expenditure of money. But il true
comfort and enjoyment, and the benefit OF
health are sought, commend me 10 Green
Springs. Here from the solid earth and
through the jaws Of eragged rocks, gnshes up
an immense volume Of bright, pure sulphur
water, which doubt not possesses properties
equally valuable for invalids with those Of any
other iar-famsd Springs A lovely grove Of
forest trees oyershadows the sparkling waters
and afford an opportunity for comfort unsur'
passed.
A new hotel has Just been completed in Tn,
village, and is kept in most admirable Style
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Kenhedy's Medical DiscOvery.--We
never could have believed that any one article
could have had such a sale as has this truly
wonderful remedy. IL has spread like wild
fire, not only through the state where it orig
mated (Massaehusetts,) but its agents are dai-
ly forwarding their orders from the remotost
states Of the unio0, qnd throughout, Upper and
Lower Canada. This has all been done in
the short space Of twelve years; but before that
period Of time shall again elapse, we prophecy
nent, and the Islands Of the sea, and not YES
sci shall leave our docks that does not bear
upon It's manifesls the name Of Kennedy's Ned
ieal Discovery. Wherever humorS exist this
remedy should be found
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IMPORTANT no rENAtEs.
Dr. Chccscnan's Pills,

Prepared by Cornelius T. Chceseman, n D.
New York Cur.
The conbinstion of Ingredients 10 hs Pnh sro tSe
rossl of long snd extensive practice. They mild
iu their cpsraoa, end ceHain 10 coreoing an irregu
adtiss, raiufol Mspsipetons, rshotins ~ obstruc
uous, whether ton sold Or oihervss, headache rain
inthe side papinton q the heart, vhnes sl services
ahestiout, hyisdct ieue fsiu 10 che bach end limbs
sts dstutbtl ioer, witch ARISES fom iatsnup,ieu Of
nature.
To Married Ladies.
Dr. Chsoiemans riihsrc invaluable, asthey virbHnf
on the monihly period With rerulaHiy. ladius who
have been disappoiatod IN he use of oihtt fnls an
place the utmost eou6dencs IN ~. Cheeseman's riit
doinr At that they fcpFetentt 70 DO.
Notice.
There is soudition of the female ~ ten IN which
The rts oanaol BE- taken without producing pscn.
arrssnn Such " the Hesisllu tcudeUcy Of The ned
cius - restore the sexua fuuotnns 10 uounal co-
tou, hat even The reproductive poWvr ofnaufe cannot
tetisi IT, Warranted purely vegetable, and irce ftcm
snythur ipiuHous. Explicit directions, which ,houid
be read, accompany each box. rHce 81. Sontby mail
on enclosing 8 to the Gouotal Agent
tv-sollb BY one drursl, 10 eyery town IN The Uni,sd
States. D. HurCuiNCs,
General Agent fof tho United states.
les Chamhs rs.st., Now.Notk,
To whom ~ Wholosalo orlsrt should ho addfessed.
Holdhy }. p. Wooster, Timn, %. maao.if
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HOOK NOTICES.

Cooley for Augustis brim.fuli and running
over with good things The frontispieee is
beautiful and the fashion plates are Just The
thing 70 please the ladies. Itaffords us pleas.
uFe to recommend it 10 the lovers Of Art and
Refinement.
The Oberlin Students Monthly, q
sprightly little journal, published by the stu
dents and devoted to the interests Of oberlin
College, has been received. II abounds in
good things, Price 81 per annum.
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Sudden Death.-Mrs KNIT, wife Of Jo-
seph KNIT, residing short distance north Of
Tiffin on the Fremont plank road, died very
suddenly on Monday morning last. She had
arisen and was attending to hercustomary du.
ties, when she was suddenly taken i'll and,
while her husband was in the act Of starting
for physician, she expired. Her disease is
thought to have been that of the heart. She
leaves a husband and several motherlcss chill
dreu.
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A Bloody Duel.-An affair Of honor,
came off in this place, on Thursday morning,
which puts Magenta and Solferino entirely in
the Shade. The Seneca Co. Fair Ground
thereafter classical spot) was the scene of
the tragioal encounter, Two clerks, named
Kelley and Hoy, both from "swats Ireland p
were the heroes. Some difficulty having oc
Cured between them, Kelley challenged Hoy
for a duel. Hoy accepted and after the usual
correspondence, (Which we could not obtain)
the preliminnries were fixed; weapons 10 be
pistols, distance ten PAGES. At the appointed
hour a o'clock yesterday moFningl the prin-
cipals, with their seconds and couple of sur.
geons, repaired TO the fatal spot The distance
was measured off, the parties took their posi-.
tions, while breathless awe seized the specta-
tors, and fred, when 20, ye gods and little
fishes what horrible sight was there, my
countrymen Both fell mortAlly wounded
Kelly having his pantaloOns slightly discolor
ed and Hoy receiving a CORY cieatrix on the
left temple, Justice was vindieated-honoE
was satisfied and the parties returned 10 the
city, good friends. The deadly weapons are
on exhibition at Sullivan's Hardware store.
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Mr.. VIM. Fisher, his wife and adopted child
and a Mr.. and Mrs. Gilson, living on the
same pace, in Richand township, Marion
county, wereall attacked with the milk Sick
ness" and died, within few days. This
event, says the REPUBLioaN, has cast deep
gloom over the neighborhood IN which it oo-
CURED
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Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!!

Donh fail TO procure MIS-. WiRtlows Soothing Syrup
Tor Children Teothng. Il has equal on earth. Il
gteaty facilitate the process Of teetbng, by oenng
the gums, reducing all infant mation-ill aay all pain,
and dts sure 10 regulate the bowels. Depend upon IL,
mothers, II will give rest to yoursuiyus s' svlsvf d
health your iniants. Perfectly safe In all eases.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription Of Of
the most eSperenoad and skiul female Physioans In
New EnEland, and has been used with neyeT.hiling
success In millions Of cases
we believe Il the best and surost remedy n the world,
IN all cases af Dysentar and Diarhua In children,
whether Il aritei from teetling or from any other
cause Il 10 toFve immediate reefo infants sut
frTing from wind collie.
Ifle andhsaith be estimated by dollars andeonts,
its worth itt weigh gold,
Millions Of bottles sold every year in the Unitod
States. Itis an old aud well.tried remedy.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
e5y-Nons genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS
& PERKINS, New York, Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throiqhopt the wurld.
seplO II I. J.. Fl. JOHN h Co, Agents for Titin.
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HInnksl RlnnLs Z

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on 6ne paper, kept con.
stantly on hand and for sale cheap At the Tar
BuNE OFTioE; such %
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages Subpoon0ss
Attachments, Vendfs,
Executions, Constable Sales,
Blank Notes, SC, sc.
0TJustioes and Notaries supplied on rous-
enable terms. On
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tcard,5 lines less one year 800
fY-A reduction Of per cent, from tho above rates
will be made for Cash.
The space, occupied by 10 lines Of the type composing
the body Of tho advertisement, win be considered
square
All transfer advertisements, together with Admins
uaton, Attachment, Road ani Ditch Notices, must be
paid form adyance.
Advertisements inserted for an indefinite time will
be charged for until ordered out
When yearly advertisements are inserted, one or
more changes win be allowed.
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The Weather, during last week and the
forepart of this, was excessively hot, the Their
mOmeter ranging from 80 to 100 deg in the
shade. All animated nature lay with protrud.
ing tongue and distonded nostrils, painting
for dear life. All surplus clothing was dis
pensed with and chow to keep cool" was the
question, which all were tryi"s d. a..-i., -
solve. A few more such "seorehers" would
"do us up trown."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-22

Rain fell on either side of us on Monday
and Tuesday, but very little in Tiffin. What
We have done to be thus slighted we know
not. While tho people of Melmoro, on the
South, and TT. Seneca, on the North, have
been blest with abundant showers, Tiffin is
still suffering with drouth Every green
thing is drying up and gardens ars suffering
very much
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-22

Candidates or their friends should see
that their names are announced in the Tam
UNE, by next week, as the people desire to
know who will be presented for the different
offices. This is a matter that should be at
tended 20 in time.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-22

Picnic ExcursiOn.--The citizens Of
Cleveland, sandusky, Toledo and Detroit in
tend uniting in pic mic excursion to Putin
Bay Island and other points, on to-day, (Fri-
day.) Tho Bay City leaves Saudusky this
morning at 9 o'clock We doubt not they will
have q good time.