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The following letter from Rev. HRNr Woop, Of
Concord, N. H.. Editor ofthe Congrog ational Jour-
CONCORD, N. H., March 2.
MEssRs. SETH w, Fowls g sCo.-Gent..mes !:
nv Lungs confined me TO my bad for several weeks,
and when recovered, was 80 much oppressed by
sleep OF rest upon .. Bed BY night. The suffering
was extreme, ard judging from the ineffcacy oft
remedies used. supposed the disease incuFable,
Being persuaded TO Try bottle Of Wisiors BsIsars
CWsfd Ckerry. without confidence in its efficacy,
Tfound the difficulty almost entirely removed he
fore one bottle was used up. Sympathy with ny
fellnw suderers induces me TO make this public
st1tement, and recommend the article 10 others
similarly afflicted.
With respect, yours truly, HENRY Woop;
None genrine unless signed l. BurTs on the
sPfeparsd by .. w. Fowle 4 Co.., Boston, and ter
sale By x. ID. Gilman, 3. C.. Ford, jr., >. b. Waite
6. Stott, John Sehwafse, Marin 4 Palmer, Wash
ington; and By dealers everywhere. au y iwsi
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- .: =, COAL OIL.
are. sin 1si "a
The trade eap be saIplisd on tie tems tsruis -
sa = s 81 a. =. S % .tPt Is sssesrs.,
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ElnalciaI.

New YoRK, August 20 -Stochs are lower. Chi
cago and Rock Island 79k; Illinois Cent? 81 shares
So; Michigan Southern az; New York Central
s3As; Reading IS; Hudson River RI 56x; Va SIS
9OA; Mo. 6sSlS.
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Ne~ Ysrk Nlaykets

NRw YORK. Aug 30 Flour is buoyant; State
IS 35a5 IS; Ohio S5.75a5 IS; Southern $ .l5a6 10
Wheat tending upwards; Western red el S3al 35i
do white 81 45af SIS Corn is advancing; mired
CSC Pork St ady; mess 80 asal9 IS; prime ei3 IS
ala g. Lard is heavy at i2kaISk. whisky duh
at 22kc. ~.
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Race Between Flora Tenn

Death of an Old Printer, &c.
BosToS.Aug 2s William Grenough a printer /,
died in this city last night, aged SO years.
The building In Natick known al the Long
Pond Hotel was DESTROYED by FIRE this morning.
A oss I'm
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the oldest and best remedy known for extefmin4t-
lag kats and Nice, Cockroaches, Bug. Ants,
Rf nleiPsl Depot, sls Broadway, N. Y a.
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nLifm1YN
Baltfmsrs NIaYtssa

CINCINNATI. August % Jacob strader, an old
citizen, died here yesterday morning.
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CsnsresssepaI Nsui.asis.s, &c

ADRIAN, Mich, Aug 2e.-Salathiel c Conn
berry. Of ST. Joseph county, was nominated for
Congress by the democracy Of the Second Dis
trict at Cold Water yesterday
CHICAGO, III Aug 2s.-Robert NJ. Murray was
nominated for Congress by the democratic Con-
gressional Convention for the Third District, st
kankakee, today. ..
CHaxBERsBuRe, Pa Aug. - The Demo
cratic County Convention assembled here today,
and instructed the Congressional conferees 10 vote
for the Hon. w r. Schell, Of Bedford, a. the
democratic candidate for the district ID X wun-
derlich was nominated for the Legislature.
READING, Pa, Aug 2s The Democratic Coun-
ty Convention made the following nominations
For Congress, f Ancona for the full term, aud
]. X McKinty for the short term, 10 supply the
vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Schwartz
For State Senate, Hester Clymer. For Assembly,
T.. Penn Smith, NJ. p. Boyer, and +. Rhodes.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-Two or three gentlemen can be
ID accvmm dated with BOARD and kOUMS in
9th and 10th streets. ------. y. au 30 81
BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.-A few boardcrs
ID can be accommodated with large and pleasant
Ro ms at a pleasant and convenient location, at
the subscribers 8, miles from washington For
further i Attenuation apply at the Kirkwond House
or address the subscribe -throus h the WashIngt n
City Post Ofice--Fairfax county, Va.
au % st. LEWIS BAILEY.
ago NINTH STREET.-Persons returning to
fJC the city from their sumner resorts will hnd
vacant several desirable rooms having the conve-
niences Of gas, water ard bathing Clio cts, at 453
9th St, doc south OF suitable either for fsmI
Inodated on moderate terms 1893 3-t- au 10 2w' p
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PERSONAL.

nISSOLUTION.-The Copartnorshp heretofore
- existing between the undersigned is this dsy
dissolved by mutual consent. John V. Bryan will
use the name of the firm for the settlement Of the
business. JOHN V.HRYAN,
4 WIN. A. FREE.
Washington, ID. c., August 29ih, 1850 au 30 ST.
DAST, PRESRNT,AND FUTURE EVENTS,
4 will be satisfactorily explained by a la y, at
sts., Island Consultation fee IS cents. 25-5ts
MADAME FELIX, FORTUNE TELLER,
lVl from Paris informs her former friends, and the
public generally, that she has removed to 46I
Tenth street. between Il and r, where she will be
happy to see all who will favor her with eall. D.,
Z al l3-3wH
MADAME MORRICE, The GREAT AsTRoLo-
highly gifted and intelligent lady be consulted
on tho Past. Present and Future Events. Call Ut
No. 205 Twenty second street, between n and /,
Washington. je ~ SIM e
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HnIrnuax,x Pu.Is.

s* HoBLowAy's Pulls. $40 500
Ghoftyd OF grfPtas ffks Bosceis --4lAudsnum may
luli the pain but not dsstroy Morphine steep the
senses IN Srehcial sleep, wsthnas refresmng the
lnvad. nHohcway's Pills nut only procure the
same results without the hsnefui effects, but 20 en-
trey extsgulsh the eferseats Of the disease ss 10
erornote speedy cure without daaEer ofreispse.
SID ny I'll Druggists II 25c, 6ee., and o. per box.
BARRY's TRIcoFHSneus
me ooss and cheapest article Tor Dressing, Bcsu-
uislas Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re.
storing the Hair. Ladies', try IT. Sold By AL Drug
HonEorArHIc REnxpIKs -
All Of DR.. Humphreys Co.'s specific Ho-
mecpeth,c Remedies put up expressly for family
use, in boxes. at Is and 50 cents each. Also,
In eases, containing 20 walls, from 81 to IS
sscha with book ef fSll directions. For sale by
retail agent; ": a. Ft.serald, S53 north street;
also by =, b, Winter, corner of Massachusetts, ave
nue. and sixth street. Also, Poads Extract az FtteA
Hazel, for internal and external Inhammations OF
all kinds. Sold Is above. ma g ly
mrs: WINsLow, IN experienced nurse and female
HhyGelen, has Q ,Scothiss SwsSfoy CRildsa ftsfA-
sag, Which greatly facilitates the process of teething
BY softening the gums, reducing al Iufiammation-
viii 1lay oil pain. and 10 sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon Il, mothers, 10 viii give rest
20 yonrselves, and relief and health 20 your infants.
forfsctiy safe in all oases. See advertisement In
another eniumu. "f-. frt -F 10 11-1v q
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Mas.achu.et,. kepubliean state Csnvessiss.

WORCESTER, Aug. 2s.-The republican State
Convention is very largely attended, with great
outside pressure. II.
Ex-Governor Boutwell, was chosen president.
who addressed the Convention, and was followed
by Charles Sumner.
A committee on an electoral ticket has been APP
ofnfad
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LOCAL1l9NEWs s..

Though The srzGbPdaasd On the fastest
steam pres 10 use scuth cf Baltimore, its edition
is so large as 10 require to be put to press at an
early hour Advertsements, therefore, should be
sent in before y o'clock M; otherwise they may
not appear Until the next day. aeieA o. 1Sl
NoreE TO WasHISs roNass.--Those Of our
fellow-citizens leaving for the watering places
ard elsewhere should bear in mind that we do
not mail The STAR except after payment in adj
vance At the rate Of SIX cents per month & :
NorscE. -District Of Columbia Advertisements
to be inserted in the bALrrNoBs Sun are received
ut and forwa rded from The SrAR Oface. -r,--sE
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LOST AND FOUND.

LODI ANU TOUND :
I OST-A LADY'S WATCH AND CHAIN in
IL the Market House or on Pa, avenue, be- N
tween 18th and 10th SITS liberal reward will E3z1
o' given i'' II II 's'' - "i CHARLES SLOT
au 81 IT. 355 Pa. av., bet. AZ and 9Th sis.
CS REWARD,-Strayed or stolen, on SUNDAY
blind in the right eye. The above reward IN
will be paid, if returned tn the correr ofNA
East Capitol and Sixth sts., Capitol Hill, Washing
ton. 80 rs
EOUND.-Taken up IN nv garden, a dark sow
and SIN PIGS. The owner is re-
auested TO prove property, pay damagcs7~
and charges and take them away, or they SSv>.k,In
will he sold at public sale Tim rsday The 6ih day
Of September next, at my residence, Eastern
Branch
. au 80 St. X. J. MCCLELLAN.
4 OST-On Tuesday, August It'll. a BUNDLE of
IL Evening Star News papers, containing four
copies of each day for the month of yune 1853 The
finder will receive liberal reward by returning
them to this Office. --.a au Is If
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The whole number of persons over twenty years
of age unable to read and write, is 076. OF this
number, but about 20 per cent are white natives,
30 per cent. persons Of foreign birth, and SO per
cent free negroes. During the year ending June
1st 1850, 1858 children attended school. This is
exclusive of those from other places. In the
county there are l67 persons unable to read and
write These statements vary little from the cen
sus Of 1850. There were In the city five insane,
four idiotic, and three bli nd persons. In the
county there were five insane > two idiotc, and
one blind person. ......-s<+..
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WASHING TON THEATER'
Sole Lessee and Manager. ......, S w. GLENN.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT
Will op n for the regular Fall and Winter Season
on the night ofTHURSDAY. NovEMBKk lsr. 2
JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
The Comedian of the Age, viii COMMENCE an en-
gagement of Tive We Night. on MON :.
DAY November 5th. and VIII be
F . 70 low Il blythe most - 5
BRILL An T. STARS s--.E
~ H. the Theatrical Firmamett.
III Communications if addressed to =. w;
GLskN, "O!d Bowery Theater," New York, will
meet with prompt attention. an l8-n
n 800 FREE CUNcEkTS!. -ssra
ERNST LoEFFLER, Ne,c; Yo,t syesye. BE-
.s.ss. :, rs, tbs nsd .a - ss coScERT
EFFECT MES!G XII pe EI ysSnN sys1! M Gnn n
season, % hi. Pavilion. eommencing st O'clock
the Saloon is open to those desiring TO whi,e
away o feg hour an the mazy dance ICE
CREAM, WATER CES. and every cescrip tion
Of CONFECTIONERY always ready at city
Parties desiring the Gardens for Pie Mic pur 8.
poses. are requested to give day or two NOTICE.
10 Is Sm Rfl i!I3u
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ALEXANDRIA CKioN CLUB.-A meeting Of the
Central Union Club was held at Union Hall,
| Alexandria, last night Considerable business
was transacted. Il was determined to postpone
| the mass meeting to have been held on the 18th
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CENTRE MARKEr-The market this morning
presented a very cheerful appearance; an average
attendance Of dealers and a numerous attendance
Of purchaser an ample supply Of provisions; an
active demand, and prices not advanced above
the rates of the past week published In the
81 Star" Of Friday last. This morning a great
many melons, OF uncommon size and weight,
were offered for sale, and attracted much atten-
ton. they brought much higher prices than are
usually given in this market. l.-. f= a.rHr
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WIsrAn's BALs4M OF WHIP cHEEsy.

THE pumber Of mechanics now mTloyed OF
the Capitol Extension Is about six hundred. {
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Mn. EDIroR: Square No. 225 was the first square
Of ground In the city around which the footways
were paved; and Il 10 a remarkable fact that the
same square is the FIRST square In this city around
which the carriagewsy will be paved. X.YZ.
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CoMnurArIoS-It Is understood that efforts,
likely to be successful, are being made to induce
the Executive to commute the sentence OF Edward
Marquis for keeping gaming table to some com
paraii vely brief term of imprisonment. The
motive for this undoubtedly Is that arquis 10 the
FIRST man ever brought up under the law, and 1t is
thought hard to visit on him the full penalty
legally attached to the crime. 80. -
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THE "PHuSxy FELLowsn amour pic-ni.
at Columbia Springs on Tuesday next, Septembe
4th See advertisement.
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ARREsT ON SUsPIcioN.-This morning Justice
Dom received information that a colored man had
carried hne pair of blankets to the clothing store
Of SIR. Ward, near Center Market, and offered
them for sale, and that Mr.. Ward suspected him
Of hs wing stolen them. No officer being about at
the time, the Squire went himself, but as soon
the fellow got good look at him he broke and
ran; the Squire followed with the s'hue and cry +"
finally be was arrested and turned over to the
low gave his name as Sam Henson. and denied
positively the larceny of them. The suspicion was
however, too strong to allow Sam to 60 without
the blankets, to await further Developments.
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CENTRAL GuARpHOUsE CASTS Isabella Taylor,
disosderly; fine and costs, % Is. James Mortery,
do, do; 50 Is. Last night the weather was
little too cold to sleep well dewy grass, and
there was slight tendency Of +" Roughs" to the
G uardhouse, they being willing TO endure night
in the cell range rather than sleep on the common.
AUTUMN AND WINTER DRY-GOODs, CARPETS,
&cs-We are really surprised at the richness and
extent Of Perry Il Bro Is stock They must
expect to supply the whole District not only rich
fancy goods but in all the staple and lower priced
articles adapted to the wants of the million.
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Church se-mosrow svrning Sse The bene1f Of III
choir. Sec sdyrassnsrs IN ssssh~ es'ump =
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FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CHURCH OF
THE EPIPHANY-PEcULIAR ATTRACTION We
would inform our readers that on onday even
ing next fair, under the auspices Of several
young ladies on + street, 10 to be commenced in
the capacious room of the cottage building, east
OF the Lafayette n ouse, Oh +, between Thirt enth
and Fourteenth streets lat present occupied by
Mrs. Maffett) for the benefit Of the Church Of the
Ep phany. in addition to the many other induce
ments offered those DESTROYS Of attending, we
would state that the r"fair damsel' with whom
"Tommy' was much pleased is to be present
and preside at one Of the principal tables. The
admission fee 10 but trihe and az all are invited
presence Of '.Tommy's love-" in itself will draw
large attendance. s#ss ---
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Dos'r poHsEr the grand bsil and display Of
fireworks at -Colnmb Springs, this evening
me affair having been twice postponed on account
q the weather, Il 10 TO come of ihis evening rain
= nhfne. IRE Work Ks and all. - 4
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By An, ApvKRTfsRMxNr In another column, IL
viii be seen that our young friend william H.
Powell has oongh t out the dne grocery establish
ment Of Mr.. Jas e. Waugh, corner Of New York
avenue and Ninth 81, and 10 now pr pared to deal
out choice family groceries, wines aud liquors. to
those who may be In want Of such articles. We
take pleasure in commanding him to the patron
age OF the public
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oA.svrp at carter's wharf foos Of Thirteen
and e saf street) schooner Elats, FacemiPe. from
Philsdelphia, with i62 tons Of coal for Messrs.
ChaDin A BRO - Hi -za F isfHfN = = rst3oA
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soLDIEHISs YEsr afternoon
was quite gala day with our juvenile volunteer
companies The Young Guards, Georg etown,
Capt Rodier, parsded our principal streets, ac-
com panied by martial music, drawing quite a
large crowd utter them. Occasionally they would
halt and 90 through win tnei. peculiar eyoiu-
gathered round. They certainly do remarkab ably
well for those 50 Young and inexperienced. In
addition to this company, we noticed tbs Young
Zouaves, {aeting Captain Trenholm,) in uni
form, exercising themselves in their novel system
Of drill, surrounded by quite a large number of
persons, who frequently took occasion 70 en-
courage the young soldiers by piaudits. In the
companies maneuvering, but not in uniform. ~
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fur snixLps BOYS propose to give their kixth
grand assembly at Thosn's Hall, Seventh street,
% Friday evening, Sept. Keep Lookout fef
psrteulzrs In futoFe sdvertsemeat.d ~5iET
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n rooms IN excellent order. besides closets, water
O osst, bath room, SNAKE house, MILK .hosss with
omri te wis and wafer. 4 ne windows command
esarnlins views Of the river an sdseent country.
tsrs eas q xtu ee, and wat ter, with lArse French
> ese rass wiudows md doors, and two 10 &c dfy
ate and % \ COCO sud yermsnent tenant 1t very
low rates. A leo, for mt tso BRIO sTABLE6,
, sd. [Apply TO ar CRAGiN, i24 Dumbarton
strsef g. = eifT 80 j. au l4-eou
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TIE CENSUS RETURNS for the Third Ward Of
the city were rendered yesterday. They show the
teal 0 500 In 1850, the entire population Of this
ward was ,9Oe; showing gain Of 3 e06 In favor
Of the present year; and the entire population Of
Washington In the six wards 81 800, against
8,067 In 1850. Gain In the six wards, "a ,S3. I'm
tue Third W ard there are I SO dwellings and
.659 families. Deaths during the year, Az
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TIE STAND OF coLoRs which was voted by our
City Councils Ia February last, for presentation 70
the. gallant Seventh Regiment Of New Yerk,
having been completed, will be delivered at the
Mayors once to day. The regiment will receive
this splendid testimonial at the hands Of COM
mittee Of the Board Of Aldermen and Common
Council, and citizens seiected by the Mayor, who
are expected 70 proceed 20 the Commercial empo-
rum for that purpose In the early part Of next
week RoSert Olld, Esq United States Attorney
for the District Of Columbia win be the orator on
the part Of this city IL 10 understood that an op-
portnnity viii be afforded our citizens 70 survey
the beautiful gin previous to the departure Of the
COMMITTEES, probably on Monday ned, "
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EOR BOSTON. with Dispatch, 10 sail 90 We'd
Aruow Captain Crosby, 10 now receiving III
freirbt Cor the above port. and will sail as
ah,yas For freight apply TO HARTLEY q BRO !,
SO and iOI Water St, Georgetown. au 27-3t
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02

On the 9th ult, 10y Rev Jesse Williams,
NJ. S. ID. THuNFsoN Of Clinton rp., TO Miss.
s. j CLiNGMAN of Eden Tp., Seneca Co. o.
On the 25th inst at " + ountain cottage" by
Rev +. II. Bush, Q. c. HEwIrr, TO Miss
JENNIE Z. HoUsroS, all Of this vicinity.
"Ls. uoous have Thy confidence, o wife, saving N,
husbandi
Have not friend more intimate, o husband, than thy
wife."-ruPrER.
The plentiful supply of excellent cake
which accompanied the above notice, seemed
20 whisper to us, that all do not forget the
printer in their happy moments.
On Tuesday, Oct 9Oth. at the residence oI
Judge lngraham, by the Rev. Jeremiah Good
NIcToR KEEN. Esq, Of Toledo, To Miss HES.
RiETTA, NJ. MAGEE. Of this county.
So Henrietta has at last gained the "Vic.
tory" after Keen" struggle. Thanks for
a bottle Of first quality, nuptial wine, which
has enabled the editor to sec his mother. "
On the 9Oth Of Oct, by the same, Mr.
NICHOLAS GoETomUs, TO Miss LOUISA MoR
Row, both Of Clinton township
On the 23d Of Oct, by the same, Nr
GEoRGE SrEiNBAcH 10 Mrs, BARBARA SNYDEa
both Of Tiihn.
On the 25th ult., by the Rev NJ. KrrFTrn,
Jons l.. oRAN, Esq, Of the city Of Dayton,
10 Miss HENRfETrA v. SroNEH, daughter of
Christian Stoner Esq., Of Tiffn.
On Wednesday the 3lst, by Rev. E W.
Meyer, Mr.. SAML. HUErER with Mias ENMA
TUMsoS, all ofTifin.
So another pretty "dear" has been caught
by the "hunter for the cake.
On the 2lst inst. BY Rev. r. Andrew. Mr.
JEREMIAH BoYkKto Miss RKBEooA A. KINEs,
We re-publish the above notice on account
OF an error, last week.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02


The East India Dyspepsia Cure
The science Of Botany is almost daily discoy-
ering remedies for diseases which have hith
erto baified the Best Physicians; aud among
tue newest Of these aro the medicines now
compounded under the nnme Of th9 EAST In
Ola DYsrEraA OpRE, which. while they seem
peculiarly adapted 10 the cure Of the most
stubborn Dyspepsia, will also cure al Of the
diseases which accompany Il; such az the
most Liver Complaints, Fever and Ague,
General Debility, de-
The Philippine Islands are one Of the groups
Of Islands which are scattered 50 thickly in
the East Indian Seas, aud form, with other
lslands, the division in geography called
Oeeanica; situated in the Tropical region,
near the Equator, it is written Of them that
their productions are spices, gums, and a va
riety Of fruits, which grow IN great luxuri.
ancei and il is 10 this rich soil aud warm eli.
mate that We are indebted for ono Of the arti-
oles Of this superior medicine.
Attention VAS filst called TO this article by
the Monks Of the Catholic Church, who 10
their travels found it used by tie natives, who
aseribed 20 it the wanderlul powers iOr which
II has become celebrated; and through them
its use gradually extended until il is now Of,
iered 70 the public Ia this combination
FOR another Of the important articles Of
this Medicine, We are indebted % Spain. il
boing obtained near Heres de Ia Fro ntepa,
district % that country, aud the celebrity Of
That province for the luxurianee OF its produc-
lions is we'll known 10 every one.
Dubois 4 Co, Agents, Tifin, o..
boV. % 2w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
Cincinnati Market.
New York Market.

NEw YoRK, Oct 30.
FLoUR-Sales Of $4,000 bbls at SIS 25@5 IS
for super western S5 5S@5 IS for common
10 medium extra western; S. 90G5 80 for in
ferior 70 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEAT-Salesat 81 35@sl 40.
RYE-Sales at S0@Slc.
BARLEY-Sales at S0@S4e.
CoRN-Sa A. 100 bu at "a c for now yellow
OArs-Salos at 3s@4Oc for State, West
ern and Canadian.
WuisKY--held at 22c.
PoRK-Sales at SIS IS for old mess; sls 81
MlS 81 for new mess
BIEF-Sales at 81 00@495 for country
primei s5 50@6 90 for country mess.
BEEF HAMs--Steady Sales at $40 O0@S15
90 for western.
Cur MEArs-'luiet at g. 6J5@9c for shoul.
ders, and lie for hams.
BAcON-Stead Sales at.99<c.
LARD-Sales at l2A@l316e
BurrER-A fair business doing at I2@l6c
for Ohio; l4@20o for State.
(,HEEf E-S(0 l0lko
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02

End ofthe CamPaign.-Another mum
oeF ei The TRiBUsE viii complete the cam.
palgn' We sincerely hope every campaign
subscriber will continue for tho wear. The
IRl9VNR' after the election. win bo filed
with choice variety Of reading matter. suit.
cd 70 all tastes and We shall spare no pains
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