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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-28

To pay for improvements now being made
on the Fair Grounds, and for preparing the
grounds for our next Fair, we think 500
will be amply sufficient, which will leave
the Society about $500 with which to com
menee their 10th Annual Exhibition Tho
toard have prepared upon The Fair Grounds
S2o ieet Of raised, and 800 feet Of bench
seats, ioT the accommodation Of visitors, and
have made other improvements. We have
every assurance that the coming Fair win
be the best ever held In this County.
BY order OF the Executive Committee.
Sept. II, 1860. ". =
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11

veneration and regard for our ancient rnIers.
That line OF Portraits is almost perfect
type OF most af our American families
We cannot fellow orr ancestry more than a
few generntiQns back without tracing the
line to g British red coat.
After again welcoming Lord Renlrew and
his suit TO Pennsylvania, the Governor ex-
pressed an ardent desire that their progress
through the United States might increase
IN interest and pleasure to his Lordship,
and be hereafter productive of lasting ben
efits TO both nations
The Prince briefly replied, expressing
his sincere sense of the high honor con
ferred upon him in the capital of the great
State OF Pennsylvania
In the Governors apartment were assem-
bled the other heads of depatmerta, Thos
+. Cochran, Auditor General; Eli Sliler.
State Treasurer, and W, II. Keim Survey
or General. After the Governor was per
sonally introduced to the Prince, he turned
around and INTRODUCED al the other mem
bers Of the adminst-Gtiun.
The Prince and sEit With the Governor,
then visited the Capitol Building, the Ii
brary, SupT2n? Court room, Educational
Department &c,, and the dome
Al! t1c party expressed themselves ex-
ceeesangfy gratifed with the view from the
dome Of the surrounding county.
The royal party then left the capitol, and
started in the train for Washington.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11
philadeIpnld Market.

Sales Of -four at from 10 TO Sc, for supor-
fine and extra, 6.l23@G so for family, S6.75
al for fancy brands, according 20 quality.
Sales Of wheat Mt 1900 l33c for fair to
good Penn'a and Western red, 1900 1859
for common to fair white and i3GlIi5Oa for
good to prime do. the latter for Kentucky.
Rye sold at 1qc for Delaware, aud So fer
Peuna. Corn: prime yellow soii at I4c part
in store, and Zoe for urine Southern.
Sceis-Thcre is very little Glover Offering.
and it is wanted at ST per bu, for prime
Timothy is worth $2.75(G3, with but little
offering.
The receipts Of cattle are large, reaohin g
2,266 head. Sales at STa9.
Hogs sold at from s. 50a8 % for still fed,
and$8a8.75 per 100 lbs for corn hogs marke |
brisk,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11
Married.

On the 4th inst, in Lewistcwn, at kisha
coquillas parsonage, by Rev. A. A. Eskridge
HENRY a. WIX to Miss MARY f.
CONTNER, both of Milroy.
On the 2Sth September, by the Rev j. A
Lunger, mt the Lutheran parsonage. .Mechan,
lcsville, p. }. llAElCE and Miss SARAH J,
PRICE, both of Mitlin coanty.
On the 30th September, and at the same
place. WILLIAM FRIZE, Of Snyder county,
and Miss LIZZIE BRININGER.
On the ID October, by the same. at the
house of John Clephfer, in Mechanicsvile
CALVIN B. MYERS and Miss MARCIA.
RET McFADDEN both of Mifn qoantv.
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The Prince of Wales in Pennsylvania

HAREISBURG,TO 3.-Thousands con
Sregated in front of CQyerley's Hotel this
morning, as the holr approached for the
departure Of the royal party for Baltimore.
A.!appeared anxious to get glimpse Of the
future King OF England. Intermingled
With the crowd was large number Of
adde's
In conversation, the Prince and Duke
Of Newcastle expressed themselves much
gratifed with their visit to America, and
particularly with the scenery which had
been afforded by their ride over the Ale
ghenies.
At 9 o'clock the cortege left the hotel
and thousands sent up shouts of greeting,
and the ladies' were liberal in waving their
nandkerchief6. The scene was animating
N the extreme.
The Prince occupied Mr. Michael Burk 5
open carriage drawn by four beautiful gray
31orses. The Duke of Newcastle, Lord
Lyons, and Mayor Kepner of this city,
$50 occupied seats in the carriage. The
party was driven along Front street by the
Sank of the Susquehannah, to the Capitol,
followed by other carriages containing the
committee. At the Capitol the party
s:nghted, and paid visit TO the Governor
IN his private apartment:
ADDRESS OF THE GOVERNOR.
Ihe Governor received them In his pri-
sM hte chamber, and addressed the Prince as
Lord Renfrew: It affords me infinite
p,easure to welcome your laordship to the
capitol of the Commonwealth Of Pennsylva-
as' one Of the old thirteen colonies that
"Slg'naly acknowledged allegiance to the
crown ofGreat Britain, and notwithstanding
hi" ,as allegiance has been severed, your Lord
Gn'p VIII perceive by glance at that long
,rs in oi Colonial andState Governors (point-
~ ~ 10 the portraits THAT adorn the Exeou-
we CHAMBERS that we still have great
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& i. 333l DID llSTlTOI5,

a BOARDING SCHOOL TOR BOYS.
Al freehold, .Eoamoatt 4asg, Aeae Jeraey.
;5ISsTRUSzoRs.
0tcer r. Was. 4. 5y, CtSrits A Ta,rers l. ".
oAaT'es j. Js'e'l - :; D.. 8 5qggS 3 &C. ee7 4. b.
THE School is divided into four denart-
Il ments: the Classical, Middle, Agricultu-
raj, and Preparatory
NICHE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT
the pupils are instructed in Latin. Greek,
English Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra. and
sueh'plher mathematics as are required tn fit
boys fhoroughiy for any class in college.
IN THE MIDDLE DEPARTMENT
he pnpils pursue Geography, History, Eng
list Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra, and
such ether studies a. are necessary tu fit
young men for business, and the practical
duties of life
IN THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
young men are instructed in Natural 4}hilos-
ophy, Chemistry, Agricultural Chemistry,
Botany, Geology, and such other depart
ments Of knowledge AS are calculated to
make intelligent farmers.
THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
was established for younger boys, and is in
tended to fit them for the other departments
separate room is provided for this depart
ment, and competent instructor devotes his
whole time to it,
Reference in Lewistown, Mr. Samuel Trox.
ell.
reA-For Catalogues containing fuller in
formation apply to the Principals.
Q. Il. WILLIS,
sept20-2m5 e. a. WALTERS.
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Ponds Fxtract of Hamane els,
OR PAIN DESTROYER.

is one of the few domestic renaedi5a which
4 have come into general l,aa ,,.nd favor,
without putting. II is the rrodaoe.eE a sim
pie shrub, harmless in all ea<ea. and asa do
mcStio remedy unequai.ed. For Eur5l5, Cuts,
Bruises. Soreness. L7me3ess. SprQinS, Rhcrl,
aatism. BoiIs, Ulcers, k!i3 Sores and 4oapds,
il has not an 'eQdpl@S It Is also Used,
with great s23ceas. for Toobtoehe. Issa4gchc,
Neswdigie, E:5ys 4hr2,.i, Coijc, Di0rrf6so,
Hoorsencos. and other similar troublesome
and painful affections, while ii promptly ar
rs1ta iii Hemmorhdgs2. IIundreds of phys:-
ciaas use i daily IN their practice, and gv5
their unqualified endatia7, !ia
hy onr agents and dcalcr>; Sfd ~
7 HUMPHREYS & g., $50 Broadway,
sole t2ropria,ags ana Manufacturers.
mrs
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPAIA

/ Bcnero'eat Institution eFlsts9 BY sfcc;el E5o,r,cnt
far the Rc II the stk cid Distressed agfictei ruth
Iu1,ieat and Eidca,j -fJiS,tS qnd c>y,c5d T5r the
Cure of Diseases ~ the lSeruHi Organs. .'
III EDICAL Ad9i"e given gratis, by the Acting Sur
VI geon, 10 al ho apply by letter w.ha dcscliptiou
Of their c9LdtlQr cage occupation. hdbits of life. &c.,
and il cr-,S Of extreme poycr,y. Medicines furnished
gt charge. stah,gbis Reports Spermaorrhu;,,
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs and on the
Sc. IeHseilcs employed IN the hSPcn~ary the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge.
Two three stamps for postage will ice acceptable.
Address Dr. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting Sur
geon. Howard Association No. , South Ninth street.
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order Of the Directors
EZRA u. HEARTWELI, President.
Go FAIRCHILp, Secretary. i.l,2-ly
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FRESH GROCERIES.

Sugars, Syrups, Coffees, Rice, Teas,
Honey, Canned Peaches Pickles,
Ounces, Preserves, Jellies, &c.
Which we will offer at lowest cash price.
A FELIX has Just returned from tie city
a. with a large assortment of Groceries,
Provisions, pared and impaired Peaches Cher
les Prunes, Raisins, Figs. Oranges. Lemons.
with n host of things in the confectionery
line. You viii also. find at Felix's VARIETY
Store, a splendid assorted of, China sA.anteI
Ornaments, such as Vases Caps, and Saucers,
Tea Sets, and large assortment Of eoys.
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DIED,

On the 18th Septershe-. in Decatsr town
ship, Mrs. SUSAN sIGLER.
On Tuesday evening in this place, ABRA-
HAM BLEMyEi}, aged about GO years.
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Estate OF Robert Hope. deceased.
Esta3c Of Esther zOok. deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters
subscriber, residing in Union township, on
the estate IF Esther Took, late of said town
ship, deceased ; oil persons indebted to said
estate, are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those who have any claims will
please present them, duly authenticated, for
settlement.
octG-Gt@ JOEL ZOOK, tP.} Exacutor.
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4 Aet Eoek And Gne DestipeSytQI :
- : ate 4 Sensation. ),
THE SUNNY SOUTH
Ilf The SaUlhrFncf at HcmC /;

vi tMN RgNEHl AHtA At
I'm 5yuring Fire Tears Experience of'a NortF-
e,q GorerH6ss. in Tie -GnR Of Subcr Rice.
Tobacco and Cotton.
Edited by PROF. J. H. INGRAHAM, of Mississippi
Handsomely bound n one yoluire, l2 mo- 52o pages.
Litsro1T Notices from tts Fzss Ua5oayhot tEe Co9tg.
FHE SUNNY Sourn-' This hook is compose Of
feS 81 letters written in interesting ~ys 9t
r#uve' embodymg the most romantic fentares of So
tiel he different kinds OF p.slatio.ls. We can
beer testimony. from personal observation 81
s'tEiE. scenes il 1ho South. e 4Ieic trtianesS
~atgg Stgi"3nG Se would iIko tho book in th-
han,3s Of th5nSntis q ecoiyed po " who have no
personal know ledge ette- + s,yCtheFaars or Soutt-
era life. except what they sise g'lne tycur {'..t.zn
Journals thuSt who Intentionally have written de-
ceiye.'--fldaV Herp5lic, BfIf1'o y. J.
Tax ar~vy SourH THIS book is in the form q" lot.
ters. Ihrs ,,e. 80 i,r eau judge, futhaii PIC
tlr"s 81 SoGthrrn bie, a are penaed "it 'odi Pr1-
uice. The present scenes. oufte different irnrl 81
" Uncle Ton aoin The .IS.l,ges presented hero
are graz bic, ard we think rt PORTRAITS painted are IL
very nearly ratCrDl co.oTs - so-y0E b.lg Bee.
ne .y>Ny Sorra-" we hnst 4arcly beeped within
The ,oyees oi more appetiz,r%n our,e. Although
rot ntenJed on answer 10 the foul untruihs in he
i ,cS unnerciiv hnrf bae! Il heif s.rrce all lies Of
such nature. and We urC gild 90 heiieye that the
book Wi. bs red IN thousands 81 N,rthern homes
me south should also take tolt eul@nantiy :or Inde
pendent q IT. ruthiGlness no Integrity > one Q:
thg I'ehest and mes; entertaining oools oihe YEAR
-ItHcE, GfssISac o. n. {.
.IHE suNyr 5orIn.--" The enIerTrisiuE publisher G
g. Evans. IbI,.leIIha. of GIFT Book uotor ery. u
weekly T.ts Slr works Of interest: , olcuduE
rhtn Owe q, G5t-sfs 1piisz ssrs ~. G.spe,,f
business mas bc looked nptn a. tl Institution ios
GItLsIrg knoie gc, ineqIatied ny anr IN the coul
tgv. Nc commend this book 10 all : D0jtg AetCs.
IRE SUNNI SourE.-" This Is q capiiypting volume
strongly Illustrative Of Southern life. The heart Of
tAc althoresS is with her theme, aud s" carries the
interest Of The reader along with her IS Size IN hrr
Amusing. oland jvle ciehieatesthe p.cuiia lilies or
p. s>outiierst huin" '-- Press. '-
IHE sunny SoUTH.-" hataytr 10 cIrs the GGri" Of
Professor InLrtAtm (" IA olive thy elements
u' slt.1rg effect ai vide PuIilur c'airtr.S and
tins IS net thc with TIE SAMMY SUIti, y tlr
SoWh"iu"r II home" which appears tIoGl ne press
OF G.. q. Evans, uudy te e4HuEshiR q the sraPiln
Proiessog ft is v-la instrlG, Eeenly observant in
tcrestrG IL Eiot pt "a Purpose and manner it oSHl-
nusg springs from Il warm heart and Will bc as warm
j. welcomed by host OF readers'The NeU }o. le"-
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in this section of the country.

In addition to his former stock, he has had
a large arrival of new, Suitable for fall and
winter trade, which is decidedly CHEAPER
THAN EVER. 1t is only taking up time
and space to enumerate prices-the best way
to find that out is TO call and see for your
selves. Nothing charged for showing goods.
His stock of HOME MADE WORK is large
and not TO be surpassed in quality. Work of
all kinds made TO order on the shortest notice
aad en- reasonable terms. REPAIRING ct
tended TO ct all times promptly.
Our customers win please. bear in mind
that our terms are strictly CASH. Small
profits will not suit to charge. All goods
mus be paid for before delivered, and where
they dc not suit money will be refunded,
Sent. 27, 1860,
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Read the following from the New York Courier:
ET0RM0Us BUSINESS FOR one New YORK NiENcuAH--
We hSppy 10 inform feiiowCItGers that there
is place in city where the physician, apcthe-
cary, ard country merchant. 60 and purchase pure
Wines sL1 Liquors, aa luFe - imported and o. the
best arTary. We do net intend to give an elaborate
description Of this merchants extensive business. a.
though it will repay any stranger or citizen 70 VISIT
Udopho WUlfes extensive warehouse. Nos 10, 20 and
~ kceger street and Nos. II, IL aud y. Marketfeld
street. His stork OF SchnappS on hand ready for
shipment could not have been less ti!tn thirty thou
sand eases the Brandy some ten thous1nd cases
NintageS of 1896 1856 and ten thousand OF
Madeira, sherry and Port Wine Scotch and Irish
whiskey Jamaica and St. Croix Rum, sore very cid
and cIu; t. any in this country lie also hdd three
large cellars, fIlcd with Brandy, Vine &c III casks
undCr the Custom House key,ready for ba,ti!ag-
Mr. Wolfes sales Of Schnapps last year amounted to
one hUudrcd-and eighty thousand dozen. a1d hore
IN less than years he may ne equally successful
with has BrandEes and Wines.
His business merits the patronage Of every lover OF
his species. Private families who wish pure Wines
and Liquors for medical should send teir orders
direct to MIR. Wolfe, until every Apcthecafy il the
land make up their minds to discard the poisonous
stuff fcm their shelves, pnd replace It with Wolfes
We understand Gr. Wolfe, for the accommodation
OF small dealers il the county, puts up assorted cas-
es Of Wines AMI EQdors. elIch g man, en3 such
merchant, should lc sustained against his tens OF
thousands Of opponents in the Unted States, who
Sell nothing but initati0asi ruinouS alike 60 human
health and happiness. sSPlSF
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TIE G 4 z e 1z
Pennsylvania Railroad.
.ins leaEe LevpstoPn station as follow


fs- Calbraith's Omnibuscs convey passengers to
and from all the trains, taking up or sett.Gj them
down at all points within the borough limits. -
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GOOD BOOKS CHOICE BOOKs!!
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THE
THRONE OF DAVID:

From the Conservation of the Shepherd Of Bethle
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OF Letters, wherein the magmlceEce OF JIdea lS
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One volume, l. mo cloth, COS pages, Price 81
This IS thethiTd volume, and the completion Of
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THE
PILLAR OF FIRE
81 J. Or fISaFel in Bondage.

BY the -cy. J. II. INGRAHAM. author tthe prince
Of the House OF David"
One volume, II mo-. CLOTH GOO pages. Price 81 .25
This worl: is designed to sketch the Hebraic hs-
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LEwIsTowN, October IL, 1860.
CORRECTED BY GEORGE BLYHYkR.

The above prices are also paid by Bly,
myer & Staabargcr.
Marks steam mill is selling extra -four at
: % per hundred. Granville at 81, su
reflinc NJ > IS, and family at ..
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THE
Prince of the House of David
=
Or Three Years In the H0ly City.

In series of letters relating az if bS an eye witness
all the scenes and wonderful incidents IN the life OF
Jesus OF Nazareth, from his bab btsm in Jordan
10 his cTucifx0n Cavalry. BY the Rev. J. II
INGRAHAM. Rector of the Christ church, and Of
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"In this va-k Ih5 ijIbor haS succeeded in the bold
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to casual gbScTYe Tie descriptions of rites and
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dict that this volume will be as pdpiliar as the PHI
grim,s Progress ss.'-PrCsbyterian and Erangc!ist.
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Orphans Court, Sale.

DY virtue of an order issued out Of the
ID Orphans Court of Miffiin' county, the
undersigned will sell at public sale, TN the
PREMISES on
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1Acoiral.
PURIFY THE BLOOD.

TOFFAT'S Vegetable Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters
MI The hiRh nnh envied celebrity which these pre-
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has rendered the u-ug proctce Of putting not only un
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In all cases of Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheuma-
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fcvcrs and Liver Complaints In the south and West
able Planters, farmers and others, who once these
Medicines, viii never afterwards he without them.
Bilious Collie, Serious LooscneSs, Piles, costivencss,
Colds and Coughs Cholic, Corrupt Humors, and Drop
sizes.
Dyspepsia--No person with this distressing disease,
should delay psnGthese Medicines Immediately. Eruls
tons Of the skin, Erysipoas and flntlNuncy Fever
and and Aguefor this socuge OF the Wesefn.countfy
these Medicines will be founde speedy and certain rem
edy. Other medicines leave the system subject To re-
turn Of the disense cure by these medicines s per-
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founcss OF Complexion, General Debility, Gout Cid
dness, Gravel Heplaches, OF every kind, Inward Fe'
ver lnthmmatoiy Rheumatism, Impure Blood, Jaun-
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Mernurinl Dsoases-Ncyer hlls to eradicate entirely
all the effects OF Mercury infinitely sooner than the
most powerful preparation of sarsaparilla. Night
Sweuts, Nervous debility, Nervous Complaints OF a
kinds, and Organic affections.
Pilcs.-lhe Original proprietor Of these Medicines was
cured Of Piles Of 10 years sapding by the use OF these
Life Medicines alone ... ..,.
Pains IN the head side back limbs Joints and organs
Rheumatism-Tho affected with this terrible dis
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Rush Of blood to the head, sclryyi salt rhelm, swell
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Phoenix Btters purify the blood, and thus remove nj
disease rom the SYSTEM IreGpred anu sold lY
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