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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21

MAc-A-CmEE PREss-Isss-h Paris
correspondent states chat he recently
saw the Empress out walking, and the
grolt circumference Of her dress caused
shadow before az we'll as behind Very
likely Coming events cast their shad-
ows before"
Morro FoR CINCINNATI. The (piqy
pen is mightier than the sword.
THE NEw CHINESE TrA.-Animoslisa
10 England,
Horace A. Day, of India-rdbher fame,
has invented petti-sklrt suspenders for Ia
dies, and is receiving their thanks there-
for, as a body. wouldn't Il be approprl-
ATE to call him rhanksgiyen' Dayi
A SHARP Snow WOMAN .-Luu.a Kseas
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21
New GOOdsi New GOOdsll
MISSES A. ANA. ;tUsBAND ARE this day opes
M ia alsrgestock aiAfillinsfy and Fancy Goods
oouiitunfof
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers,

fiumes, saiint, velveil SINS, Lacet. Fmhroidei
lea Threads Needles Pins, and alihe etcetat Of such
IN eitahshmeutt 70 which the attention Of the iades Of
senec couniy vicinity o. sreotfullr invited The
stook q OF the best quality and will Be cold hoaper than
can b. bourh elsewhere. An kinds Of Millinery ORA
done inthe latest siyle With dispnfch.
A liberal discount made ta coanifY Milfneu.-Alte
been discovered Tor Burn1, scads Ersypilst. Fcons
nols on diseases ard injuries Of ths
skin.
Room in Tombp Block opposite the sbavhan Ilouss
Tiain, Ono octiB
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21
CuyahOgn County.

Cuyahoga county give a RepubhcuH
majority Of from 1900 to 1900 on the gem
eral tickets gain Of 800 to 300 over
Chase's vote two'years ago, and from 400
70 800 over Peck's vote last Fail. An
other fugitive slave case, and the cstab-
lishment Of another Democratic paper In
Cleveland. and the county would Be unnn-
imously Republican.-S6n. Register.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21

DEALERsia STOVES, ana Manufacturer Of Tin,
u Ceppcfand Shoctlrgn Ware. lomisi New Blockl
one door souih Of Naylor's hardware store.
Tidn, Aprii6, isse-N
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21
The President Prosecutes Forney
for Libel.


Il Is stated on good authority that Col,
Fomey, ofthe Press, has had a notice from
his legal adviser that President buchanan
intends instituting prosecution for libel
against him, on account Of the terrific ed
itorial article on Broderick's death, ~ For
ney's Press Of Monday last
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21
Iatiu aTceklg Tribunr.
nm FLIGnT OF ANGELs.

THE FLIGHT OF ANGELS.
Two Pilgrims to the Holy Land
Passed through our open door--
Two sinless Angels, handin.hand,
Have reached the promised shore.
We saw them take eirhcavenward fight,
Through floods of drowning tears,
And felt in woes bewildering night,
The agony Of years.
But now We watch The golden path
Their blessed feet have trcd,
And know that voice was not in wrath,
Which called them both 10 God.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13
writing and Photography.

We respectfully call attention to the adj
Vertis ,ment Of Mr.. DoLBEAR in another col
umn Of this paper. As a teacher Of writing
he is favOrably known all over the Union,
and the length of time he has been, at inter
walls, engaged in that business here, has made
the public familiar with his qualifications aud
eminent success in teaching young and old
how to write.
We especially call attention to his state
ments in relation to Photography. He is
thorough practical and theoretical phono-
graphst, and is possessed of the ability and
the means, such as maps, &c. to teach it mora
rapidly than any one we know. Phonogra-
ply is a systematic stenography. or short
hand. with certain fixed and uniform rules,
and is destined, at no distant day, to produce
an entire revolution in writing labor of the
world. 1t is now used by many public spea-
kers, and is in general use among Reporters.
Mr. DoLBEAR knows how to teach 1t III the
shortest possible time, and we look upon 1t
now. as taught by him. one of easy acquisi-
ton and among the most useful of the labor
saving institutions of the times.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13
The ssEIfxErs,

Prepared by DR. JAS. WILLIAMS, for the cure ofDYS
PEPSY and nothing but DYsPElSY, (as advertised in
another column, has, by its own merits, obtained for
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties are using them
selves and prescribing il TO their patients convinced
by observation, of its great efficacy ia restoring the
dsordered digestive organs healthy function. Nu-
Hsrous cases of Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
character, which abandoned ncurable by
some Of the Medical Faculty, have, by the of this
Elixir been perfect health as atested Ger
neates testlfy aprl3-ly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13
The North American Review.

This sterling Quarterly, and able represen-
tativc of American periodical Literature, en-
tiers upon the new year with all the fresh vigor
and spirit of the May-day morning of life
At the age OF forty three years it seems TO be
just attaining the meridian of its dignity and
strength. 1t is published by Messrs. CROSBY,
Nichols Il Co, Boston, at So per annum. We
invite attention to the following list of ar
tclcs in the January Number:
l. Cauonical Compurgation and the Wager
Of Battle
Ii. The Mount Vernon MemOrial-( Review
of the Lecture OF DIR. RICHARD OWEN in the
State Capitol, Nashville, Dec. 4, 1879
Ill. Edmund Burke.
". Life aud Writings of De Quincy.
V. Abelard.
VI Thomp~on's History of Boston.
VII. Bible Revision, Can unusually in
tercsting artcle)
VIII. Contemporary French Literature.
TX Thompson's Life of Stoddard.
y. Whites Shakespeare.
N. Critical Notices.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13
N A S III VI L F.:
TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY ID. 1859
na-The play of otheilo was we'll per-

@-The play of othello was well per-
formed at the Gaiety last night, and was re-
ceived by a much better audience than at
tended the TWO nights before. Mrs. WALLER,
as Lago. played '.excellently well, !" while Mr..
WALLER acted and looked Odteiio to the life
Miss SEAMAN sang, with great feeling and
beauty. Annie Lasaie which was rapturous1y
applluded and eacored We were pleased to
see this compliment paid to her, because 1t
was so well deserved.
Mr.. and Mrs. WALLER appear in the great
Tragedy of Macbeth" tonight. 1t is not often
that we see the principal characters rendered
as we will have an opportunity OF dong TO-
night. We cannot well see why these most
meritorious actors have not received more
favor from the public than they have yet done
We are certain that is seldom that two in
dividuals of the same high merit play in the
same engagement. On the occasion OF Mrs.
WALIEE's rendition of Lady Macbeth, Ill
Philad lphia, the Press of that city devoted
more than a column to criticism OF 1t. IL
gave an analysis Of its rendition by Mrs SID
DoNs. Miss CUsHHAN, ELLEN TREE, Madame
PoNIsI and Others and awards to Mrs. WAL
LER superiority, in many respects, to all these
Her conception of the character is different
from any of these. "In her hands" says the
Press, without losing any of the deep tragic
power which makes the acknowledged force
of the play. Lady Macbeth was permitted to
exhibit womanly and wifely tenderness, ming
led with pervading pathos all through the
thr ,e last acts In word, We had Lady
Macbeth who was not unsexed-a woman,
in heart and soul and speech" This is some
thing new, and we shall expect to witness a
great success in this play to night.
We learn that it is the intention to put the
@Duchess of Malf'' on the stage tomorrow
night for the benefit Of the WAIIERs. This
is play by contemporary OF Shakespeare,
one Webster, which has been rescued from
dust and worms, aud adjusted for the mod
ern stage The press everywhere speak OF
il as almost unsurpassible for absorbing
interest and striking stage effect. We
look forward to this play with much In
terest, aud we will BE- disappointed If 1t
shall not prove most powerful and at
tractiVe-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

yTi91<zSSz DIR. KING formerly of New York, for
X the last four years OF Louisville, Ken
lucky and who has devoted his attention the
nenJ of private diseases for 80 years datters
himself, having. attended TO practice Tor many
years and cured many thousands, he Is enabled To
cure all diseases OF private HatATe, how
bad they may be from mJudcious medical treatment,
or from neglect Of their DIR. Kings Disensary
is No % Deiderick street, between Cherry and the
Square second story, where he all diseases OF
private nature.
GoNoRRHEA cured without naGseious medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES of old or recent date, efectuay cured in
few days, by operation which causes pain.
Where Structure exists health cannot be ENJOY ed.
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases OF the skin growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, can be efleotuAy
cured in few days.
SEMINAL NEAkNEss-Particu attention having been
given 10 this disease, and all the consequences grow
ing out Of II, brought ia nEtny by the de-
structiye habits OF inconsderate Youths aud excess
siye indulgence of the PASS neglect OF which viii
undermine the constitution rendering the subject unt
fer business society and causing premature old age
Females who may be laboTing " It'll any difficulty Of
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case VITA fee enclosed directed % Dr. A. King,
No % Deaderick street, Nashville, Tenn, Will have
the necessary meccinesent to their address with
eessary directions strict secrecy observed. ONCE
hoursfrom O'Clock in the morning until ia the
ming mAy26-nd&wly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13
Fer Rent.

r7xTAr very desirable sore Rosn adjoining m y
case being Nc. Is .ClarFry street. hR next
year. Aps,If 40 ? q e all1 Z. Boln. ia, =, Ii.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13

LARGE SHIPMENTs.--It is ASTONISHING to see
the the large amount of MCLEAN's STRENGTH
ENING CORDIAL that is shipped off daily TO
different parts of the country. 1t is scarcely
three months since this article was first intro
duced, and now, Judging from its rapid sale
it is known and appreciated all over the West
ern country.
Every druggist, dry goods or grocery mer-
chant visiting our city, should be sure to OBJ
tain supply of this Cordial. 1t is just the
thing required to strengthen and invigorate
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13

H,RD wARE-Our clever friends Messrs-
A. W. MCCALL, of this city, and W. +. FALL,
of Clarksvilt, have succeed ID Mesars. VIII
LIAus Il Co. ia the harlw IRE business. Mr..
MCCALL Of this house has long been identiii' d
wi h he trade Of Nashville, and has establish
ed for himself an e> tensiv. acquaintance not
only in this, but adjoining States, and Is
known to be- a most Excellent business man
and worthy gentleman. We checrfully
r. commend the house to the favorable attcn-
tion of our readers. and wish the gentlemen
representing it success beyond their most san
guine expectations. They will be found at
No. 81 Public Square. KRKMAN IL ELIIs's old
stand.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13
Intelligence from Indiana.

-" FUNELI4 SI4ADE, says:
Abingdon Wayne CO., Ind, April n, 1857.
''Allow me to say that Hoofand's German Buffers
have truly performed miracles in this part of the
country and there many whe and do speak Of
its excellency and intrinsic merits. l send you the
names of some who have been greatly relieved by
j. j Swing Mrs. D. D Carson, Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt,
Mrs John Minor, MIR. NJ Reggie Mrs. F. Sell and
ny others"
These BItters intended for Liver Complaint, Dys
pepsa, Nervous debility, and diseases arising from
disordered stomach They Will perform what il Is said
they will. For sale by druggists aud keepers
every town and village III the United States, Cana
das, West Indies, and South America rs cents per
bottle that the signature of C. M jackson is Oh
the wrapper of each bottle. Iaul-Im
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13
Coututerfial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. ian. IL. 1859.

d
The Cumberland is at present in good boat
ing condition for the largest class steamers.
and the weather being favorable for shippers,
caused business to manifest more activity
than it has for several weeks past.
COTTON-The market has been since our
last weekly report. Thursday more active
with larger sales than any week previous
of the season. On Thursday there were %
bales sold at 10 60. and on Friday the sales
reached as high as so bales at the same figure,
and for very fine article there were offered
10a. but no sales; on Saturday SO bales were
disposed at 10(9I0 10; and on yesterday 80
bales were sold at 1O91O 16, the largest
sale so far as heard from.
Total sales during the week, commencing
Thursday, and ending on Wednesday, were
about 800 bales.
TOBACCO.-Nothingd doing.
WHEAT Market brisk. We quote red at
65(9I 90; white 1901 90 p bush.
FLOUR = Has advanced SO cents per Dbl.
with brisk demand. Superfine 5095 %;
extra OO(96 so.
MEAL-In demand at 75c p bush.
FEATH ERS-Ne quote at 40(94I
CANDLES = Mould Tallow 12ac. p b;
hard pressed lac; star 20@22c; sperm40 O.
42c.
COAL-Cumberland 2593oc. p busbel;
Sewanee 1S(@22c.; Etna 20@22c.
COFFEE-Rio 124@13c p b.
SUGAR-Brown 1855. R ID. The mar
ket is well supplied.
CHEESE - Western Reserve 1Oc; Eng
lish Dairy 124@14 p ID.
FRUITS - Apples 1 7O@1 IS; unpealed
peaches IS, pealed 4 50G@4 rs,
NEW BACON-Hog round ST; hams go
81; sides II; shoulders &c.
LARD Active at 1009104c.
LEATHER Oak tanned sole
soc; skirtng 30c; harness 27c.
OATS In demand at 5O955c p bushel.
CORN-Active at S09S5c. p bush.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13

New FIRM.-Messrs. \. j. MCWHTRTER &
Co. have succeeded MesSrs. BRANSFORD,
Goods business, and have taken the large
house, No. G5, east side of the Public Square,
adjoining the Southern Methodist Publish
ing House, where they will be pleased to
see their friends aud custom ms, assuring them
that they are better prepared thun ever to
wait on them, and present Us large stock OF
goods. embracing every shade and variety,
as was ever introduced TO this market.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13
River and ~seanlboai News.

The river continues To recedc, with about
81 feet wat r on the shoals.
Business was moderately brisk on the levet,
the Sco2lHd aud SIEie Hea receiving freight
III tue Fury QuecH dscharging.
The Sal1ie Hest lett yesterday with the river
mail at II o'clock. She had fine trip of
passengers.
The B. IT, R,tHydn from st. Louis, passed
Smithland yesterday morning, and she will be
found at the levee this morning. She will
leave for ST. Louis this evening at O'Clock
A most excellent opportunity for all wishing
pleasant and comfortable trip to the Mound
City With Capt. MILLER in command, aud
w. R. BELL in the Office, she is most admir-
ably Differed, and passengers cannot FAIL TO
meet with aoordial reception and good fare.
The Scotland is receiving for New Orleans.
The Mnae,onka is the regular mail boat for
Paducab to-day, at IL O'Clock.
BURNING OF THE SAyAeE.-The Louisville
Journal contains an account of the burning
of is boat. II says: ''She caught fire and
was burned TO the waters edge at Tunc Isl
and in. the lower Mississippi. on Saturday
morning, The boat aud eargois total loss.
The Savage was bound from New Orleans TO
Nashville, with a valuable cargo OF sugar,
molasses, coffee, &C.. and left the former port
on the 4lh instant. She was comparatively a
new boat, built at Paducah last season. hav-
ing the Ambassadors machinery aud upper
works. She is owned by A. L. DAVIS a Co.,
of Nashville, and commanded by Capt. owES
DAVIS. She was worth So, 900, and j. par
TALLY insured in Pittsbarg. The cargo is
valuable, worth at least $50, 900 and is doabt-
Orleans lces. fl4-Ilssa
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J Dp Gelegrapb.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-SENATE-The Presi-
dent says it is inexpedient to divulge the
present correspondence relative to the Wan
derer.
The Pacific Railroad bill was taken up.
HOUsE.-Stephens asked leave TO report
the Oregon bill forthwith objected to.
The consideration of the motion to refer
the naval appropriation bill to the Committee
on Naval Affairs was resumed.
WASHINGTON. Jan. l2-The House is dis
cussing the Presidents annual message.
Senate, Discussing Pacific Railroad. A mo-
tion TO recommit was lost by 81 to 25.
Jerez is recognised as the sole representa-
tive of Nicaragua.
Beverly Tucker denies intending to resign
the Liverpool consulate.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13
Half Hose.
Axumers.

w catisa cheIEe Aan1ers, Jass Eeossvs.i and for
ID sssiks-s4 TT = A" I
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13

Cravats, Stocks and Neck Ties-g
FANCY ana Pain, sllk asd satin, Saraleoa Bsaa-
Il fsgs's Ana Aiher Les, aaa sshsr 80 - so sa-
iIssreas - shentoa, bisst resolved by
aecls-sl III hosIkL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13
LAND 60, sale.

L AN Offering fer sale beautiful Tract Of land stu
l. tted On the old Lebanon road, aud now called
smiths Turnpike, fronting immediately ss0d Pike,
aeoat miles from the city Tfact 81 land containing
about u Acres, aheut 81 acres cleared, tie balance
heavily tInbered upn the tract nev err fail
ing springs, aRd beautiful Building The sod u
Of the hnst qallty ana susceptible % the highest
state Of cultivation and the timber ) unusually heavy
This tract Is part ~ tue Jue. McMurry laad aud
lains that sf J q Iabbs's heirs G. ". ArAnrry
BsEader aud Jnn MeAinrry / would iayi;e Tie afteu
tiou &C those wishing purchase desirable piece of
lind - give this exan hfstiaH a. l ana confident
they VIII be pleased, Is Il u equal, not superior, 60
any that has beca odeted Tor sale Fur terms, &c
apply % T. X. GI~AsSoCk,
dec3o-im AGENT
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13
For sale.

4 BEAUTIFUL Residence In Edgeneid I Il
= have Tor sale tine private residence, l4gsE e
situated an kdgeheld. IN Hnbson whelessi IEsfsH
Second Addition ON the corner Of HohsoB aud
Fatherland streets. The lot fronts fssherland
$50 feet, commencing the corner of Hoascn
and runs back l7G feet sixteen fret alley, being
lots No. 81 So and SIS, aud enclosed with sub
stantial plank fence. The grounds are ornamentcd
with beautiful shade apd frua trees The house is a
inc, one-story cottage huiiaiug, containing rooms
In ali, with other sssry autbuidngs and is fnr-
nished IA the most camPiets and handsome style.
This j. OF the neatest ana desirable Locations
IN EigeAeld. viii give 4 bargain n this property
F'r terms, kc., apply 10
Jan3-2w Err GLASCoCK. Agent
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13
Gloves.

tIorH plain; Cinth lined Cloth lineA far euas; XII
- glaini Nd Aae4i iaskskiai Knit Moei, sllk,
aselsf In. MoGIII-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13

ONLY Ten DAYS LoNGER.-As will be
seen, by his card in another column, Captain
TRAVIS, the great pistol-shot gentleman, will
remain in the city only ten days longer;
therefore any one desiring to take lessons in
pistol shooting should avail themselves of
the opportunity Immediately, as his stay is
limited. His gallery is at the corner of Cher
ry and Cedar streets, third story Of the old
Post Office building.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13
Eor Sale or Neni.

rTsHE beautiful ressdenee % JAMS Y. uA9s
u At ALtEch eist, pn ths Nashville and a.
clatsans<ssa Railroad, theat sight uzlies frstn L.
The ety, ceAt4iaanE hsasty ACRES u Land. about
rms Acres ID which = cluarcsf the balance
heavily tulberr4, xitA tue nne inafsTove1euts = al
be rented Inf the AZ iss9. - a good tenant We
xiii alsa sa the aboTs saee On reasonable terms
an1 ~ I3w hgGres isr k@s1tisalars enquire Of JAS
v. Hays. ca A4rkef street, % 4.
doee4-im AGENT
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13

A CHANGE.-That old and reliable Whole
sale Dry Goods house, 7. Il w. EAKIN * Co..
have made slight change in their firm name,
~ will be seen by their card in another col
umn, w. S. EAKIN & Co. being their success
ways find ful stock of goods Of the latest
styles for thriI insp elton, and will meet with
no Inconvenience by TIL Slight change in the
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13

IL botiSt san ~ 4.
wFISkY-Unsettleda and advancing. with sales OF
70 and 20 bbs at 24c 80 do at "a hc: 20 do at 25c
currency; 30 and "a hbs ri the market price.
FRUiTS-A sale Of 800 bags dried apples was made
at 81 r bushel.
HIDES tlcs of dry flint reported at l5aI5i
and large shidping lot at Is &c.
FEArIlElis-The price has deelinedto 35F3sc, from
first hands.
CORN-Supply small and holders Arm. Sales com
prise +2+ bags prime yellow and white At 1910, in
new gunnes. The demand is small at the quotations.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13

OILS inseed we continue to quote at 1915 lar,
oil. we quote AT Sa and C5c
COAI.-Pttsbnrg IS reiaiLIing al u 70 deliyered
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From Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. 1.-THE steamer Ten
nessee is below with Mexican dates of the 9th.
Echeagary declared himself President on the
goth ult The movement is not seconded at
the Capitol.
The troops pronounced in favor of Genl.
Robbles on the 23d. Robbles submitted a
plan for the States to form junta with three
delegates from each State
The Junta elected Genl. Miramor Presi-
dent at Vera Cruz.
The Juarez Government remained firm.
The Liberals had taken Jalapa aud Cordo-
va, and had attacked OriZaba.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-13

Js1-We have received the January No. OF.
the Gospel Adsooas, conducted by Revs. T.
FASSINo and W. LIrseosR. and published in
this city. Aa
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Rock City Mills.
c Ill A n @ e.

Having sold our entire stock of Hardware,
Cutlery. Guns, &c., to Messrs A, W MCCALL
(late of the house of MCCALL, vANLEER < Co. and W.
F. FALL of GAINESVILLE take this method of returning
my sincere thanks to the patrons Of the late house,
and would cheerfully recommend to them the mem
bers of the firm as being business and gen.
tlemen worthy of all confidence. a.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
Jan. H. 1882. Late WILLIAMS & Co.
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
II. FRANCE s. Co, Managers.

A FTER the exposure OF the many Bogus Lottery
n concerns throughout the country, purchasers Of
Tickets will Of feel timid in ordering. Those
who desire TO purchase would be foolish % send
ney TO any Lottery concern without knowing that
they will have fairness IN drawings and schemes and
feel that the Managers responsible fOT prizes.
The MARYLAND Lotteries have now been drawing
iorty years Millions Of dollars have been drawn
in Capital Prizes r, $40 0O0 up SOO 200, and the
fortunate holders, without "a single exception, paid.
These are the Lotteries 10 order Tickets IN The
Managers are fully responsible sor every Prize sold
without any security; and they have given bonds
to the State of Mary hand, for half million Of dollars
20 prize holders. They don't promise you
SO 900, Sso 900 or 200 for SO; but they give
yon fair and honest schemes, good as can be made
for the price OF the Tickets.
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General Hardware Business
AT THE OLD STAND OF
KIRKMiY & ELLIS, No. 81 Public Square,

where will be pleased TO the old customers OF
the house. also, friends in general assuring them
Of our best efforts render entire satisfaction. We
would that the stock is being made complete by
large additions of New Goods, and will be prepared
for the Spring Trade before the list of February
The general prices will remain at the low
ttblished by WILLIAMS x Co.
janI2-u FF MCCALL & co.