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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-24
Turner's Celebrated
Anti-Friction
AXLE GREASE,
soldby J.F. MARoUARDT.
INPEOTINE,


For the prevention and cure Of Fever and Arus and
Bilious Feyert. This wodcrful remedy was brought
TO ihy knowledge OF the pfcsentprop by friend
who has been Frrat traveller in Persia and the Holy
Land.
while going down the river Euphrates, he exptr
fenced severe auack Of Fever and AEuo On discov.
rrng hs condition, 0fthe boatmcn took f3m his
persou 40 Amulet, saying, "Wcar this and no Fever
will touch youh Although ncreduoui aa 10 its virtues
he oonlled, add experienced immediate relief, and
has since always found Il an efectua protection from
all mallrious complaints.
On further invest cation he found that the boatman
atlrhuted to IL miraculous powers, and said that il
cculd only be obtained of the Priests the sun some
tine Afterwards the gentleman converting with
Ptiest obtained from him the secrets Of ~ pre- paraion
and asccrnued where the medicinal herbs were found
Of which u was compounded. The wnnCerful virtues
oiths article have induced a fu belierin the minds
otthe naiiyesin the miraculous healing movers Of
their Prcsts. Since his return 10 Anienca, IL ha,
been tSied with the happesi effect BY several Ladies
and Gentlemen ofhisi character, who have given Il
the most unqualified praise. This remedy havinn
been specific IN Persia fer hundreds Of Year for the
prevontion mud cure OF Fever and Aguc and Biuious
Feve. sis nav offered 10 the American people.
II willbe sent by mail, prepaid with full directions
or use, on receipt Of one dollar.
Principal Depot and Mannlactory, Isa Main Street.
Rchmnnh, Va. Branch Office, Bank Of Commerce
huilding. New York. Address
iu9oiy JOHN WILCOX & CO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-24

0@rThe signs in Pennsylvania sfo All
suspicius for Lincoln. The PitisbhfTh
Gazette states that there are over one
hundred papers in that State supporting
Lincoln which opposed Fremont in
1856. But two Of the Fillmore papers
Of 1856 now support Bell.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-24
QucsIioms aud Answers.

Who was il that defeated the bill for
the Admission Of Kansas into the Union!
ARs.-Thc Democracy.
Who was il that defeated the Home
stead Dilll Ans,-Thc Democracy,
Who wne II that defeated tho ant,-Po-
lypUw,y niut Aas-'rh.. petnoorury.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-24
CluCs tiOns for the Advertiser 60
AnaNVnp

ANA wv aAAN NNNMFN I'd
Answer
Where was Douglas, when the Home
stead Bill passed the Sonatel
He had ihe gout.
Where was Douglas, when tributes Of
respect were paid to Broderickl
lie had he pleUrisy,
Where was Douglas, when the Davis
Resolutions passed the Senatel
lie had iAe dyseniery.
Where was Douglas, when the bill
for the admission Of Kansas came up in
Senate!
he had the JoreI complaint.
Where was Douglas, when Senator
benjamin made his great speech!
lie Wds array, seeiRghis mother.
What great measure has Mr.. Douglas
ever advanced or established
Not one.
What has Mr. Douglas ever said In
favor Of Freedom, during the last ten
yeorsl
Net asyilable,
What has MIR. Douglas ever done to
cntitle him TO distinction!
He repcOlcd'the Missouri Compromise
and established my great principle, which,
he says, has converted tract Of free ter
riiory 6re times as large as hs state Of
NsH York iaio s'aro territory,
What is Nc, Douglas opinion on the
slavery question!
IL doat care 'cheiAer slavery is voted
up or So,ea."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-24

cor chss. c. Brown, u, s. Commis-
uioner was shot dead by Geo. j cald-
ven, of cincinnati, one day last week,
whlls n ne koa.e Of the latter There
% n'gstery connected with The sGsT.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-24
TOR MEMBER or CoNCRESS
JOHN CAREY,
OF wYANDor COUNTY.
COUNTY TICKET,

ruR PROBATE JUDGE,
TOuN n. PITTENGER, OF Clinton,
FnR TREASURER,
eCUDDER CHAMBERLAIN, Of Eden
fuR CLERK or THE COURT.
JOHN HEATON. Of Seneca.
ron sHEnirF,
LEVI WEIRICK, Of Clinton.
EuR AUDITOR,
ERASTUS q. BOWIE, Of Clinton.
rOR COMMISSIONERS,
WILLIAM HOLTZ, of Pleasant.
ron iNffBMARY DIRECTOR,
n. w. II. M,CLELLAND, Of Eden.
FOR CORONER,
III. RIGHSWANDER, Of Clinton.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-24
TAKE NOTICE.
To All whom il may CoAa-

All persons knowing themselves
Indebted 10 O. A. Vera ether ~ o. book aceouut
thatkas beah sta ndina lanesH than onihs, wiz DAD
h % thsir 70 call Sad settle he same mmedi
ntsly uitlodi rrteue ~ an booad % settle up and
40 baaiasss hsssaieron he Cash snd Ready Pep
syttsn. fouia hsaP.siissilly ,-
rAa.Asg Nh, isse,'f sali
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-24
The ponEIns Trn,cIlng Clrcus.

The DCugIas Travelling Circus.
The proprietors ofthe Douglas travel
ing circus are determined to make the
most possible out Of the thing, during the
campaign. They have great deal of
money invested in him and they are de-
termined TO get il out, before the election,
Accordingly they are putting him through
on the fast line, Under the pretenee Of
going 10 see Ais mother, he has been ex-
hibited at nearly every county town in
New England, to the infinite amusement
of the crowd and the great benefit OF the
peanut trade, Then there are side shows
innumcrOble, ble,embraeing 6ye-legged calves
"big giants" and "little giants" sndis
aud grizzly "bars," which are roaping a
golden harvest,
Poor "Dug" viii hardly get to see Ais
mother this year aud she may die Of old
age before he gets around.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-24
Good News from Iasssonl


NNlN WIS AANAA ~ AAAAAaNA NNiN aHNHN"NA MNMMNI
on saturday evening, August islh, ior The
purpose Of organizing Wide Awake Club
The Com. on Constitution tappointed al a
previous meyliug) reported, and a Constitu.
ton was adopted, Of " bich the following is a
compendium:
CONSTITUTION:
ART !. This Club shall be known as
the "Jackson Wide Awake CLUB"
ART H. The object Of this organization
shall be TO advance its members Ia political
Intelligence, TO elevate tie dignity Of Free
Labor, promote the interests Of White Men.
aud secure the election Of Lincoln aud Ham
lin.
ART. TT. Sets forth the qualifications
necessary for membership
ART. ". a'he officers Of this Club shall
consist Of a President, Vice President from
each sub. district in the township, Secretary
aud Trensurer,nlso a Chief Marshal, aud one
Assistant Marshal from each sub district
ART. V. This article, IN a series of claus.
e.. sets forth the duties Of the officers.
After the adoption Of the above constitu.
ton the following officers were elected;
PnGnDESr-ELI FEBLE.
VtcE PnrsiDtSrs- No ] W. Ash
9. Silas r. Holopcter; 3, William Lumsn; 1,
Henry Lombright; 6, r. @. Murphy; Z, john
Gibbons; 10, SiIns Simons.
SECnErAnY-Abrahnm Swope.
TREAsuRER--Gidcun Jones
ASSISTANT MABsHA1s-Disirict No. /, j.
Foster; 9, S. Eller; 3, c. Luman; 4, /. Lud.
wick q, $. shylocki 7, +. Gibbons; 10, G.
Miller
Tho following uniform was then adopted
by the young men Of the Club.
To wcnr ON oil.elotl cap, with a red ball
on the top Of IL, aud red band around It,
with the words jackson Wide Awnsc' print
el On II, aud to carry trimmed lamp, ready
TO be lighted at any time.
A committee was then appointed to procure
80 uniforms by Friday evening, Aug 24th.
Mr.. =. &. Nrstleroade. Of Iowa. being
present, was called upon and made rousiug
speech, in which he left nothing Of Popular
Sovereignty aud LOoofoco principles in gen.
crul.
The meeting then adjourned with three
rousing cheers for Lincoln and Hamlin, to
meet Friday evening, Aug. -, 1860.
ELL FEEBLE, President.
TuOg prNNrLL. Sec. pro tenn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-24
CAMPAIGN MEDALS
CONTAINING
Beautiful Photographic Like
nesses Of the Candidates.

STYLES AND PRICES.
Retail Price. 70 Agts
No, ], LaEge Double, sllves PLATED, 80 -. 0dcls
" 2. noahla, Silver Plated, IS rs
8 noubs silver Plated 81 ID
I, email, silver fiated, e5
s, Solid, Doubls, Glib, IS 40
.. Shell, Doabis, Git, Is
" z, Single ,(eandte ioT frrst) Gih 10
" 8. Seat, shawl Sad Dudga Pies,
with PuF Tait, ea 10
~ Agenis osdefns ~ mail, mpst enolota the
price, and one csnt enla faf each meda lor poslnEe
ordered BY Exutest, cost aad charges cen BE- collcl
"a 81 the EnpIess Aaeut, n desirlble.
~ Arenti thouid order nom The members, Of the
above tiit, andtlsto whatpropofuoa Of zach Candi.
date ihey want.
~ paehsres q 'ess thau ten, 1t retail prieet.
AddrySs, ~. CRutsEg.
sugio2m its nIoadvsy, Nsw ioIk
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-24

That every Douglas democrat in Con-
gress, voted for Smith of North Carolina
--an out aud out Know Nothing aud a
slave-code Whig--Cor Speaker of the
House, and Douglas democrats endorse
the act.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05
The Bowels and their Functions.

Aperfect health Is the greatest blessing that we con
ENJOY, without which all other blessings are OF uule
consequence we deem II OF great to pont
1ut me way for you to enjoy H. The bowels must be
nepl IN state by which they are enabled to carry OF
Ihe useless matter; they the main channel which
nature has appointed TO carry everything that is
sary. AM MS impossible TO tell what large amount
ofsckness has been caused by costipation or co sye
ness; In other words, by not keeping the bowels
REGULAR his the main road to all dseases IL is the
cause OF unnatural irritation to the mucous or lining
membranes ofihe bowels. Having lost their natural
Strength they cannot object TO what IS reouited Of
,hem' Hence, the bowels become innamed and nm.
less you md aspeedy relief a thousand other com.
plants are ever ready TO drag you through m se
Die and wretch ID life. Such medicines mu be riyv
as VIII cleanse The stomach and bowels and restore
tner natural strength. To accomplish this there is
compound so valuable as these Pills. all other medi
enes sink TO utter nsignifcance when compsred ,o
them; u seems as though the Author of Nature had
designed Them for this as well as other eomn,inis
From two to Ave Pills day win increase srenpth and
appetite, and cleanse the stomach and ntesnes from
whatever is injurious. ''''
Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills are sold by al deae :,
Ill "ouicines' March 1, lS6O-lm44
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05
mieIIv Imnortnnt.

Readers, We ask you to examine, caro-
fully, the following report Of the commit
tee appointed by The present Congress,
to inq uire into the manner of conducting
the public printing at Washington Cily,
in order that you may see what becomes
of y"ur treasury. Bear IN mind, that tn.
witnesses were the instruments Of james
Buchanan administration; placed there
BY the party now in power, and contiol
ed, ir part, by the President.
The report. We cut from tho column'
of the o. S. JonrnaE
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05
Dr. Eaton,s InfantIIe Cord,o,

DR.. EAToR's lEFANrILE CORDIAL is remarkable for
It's wonderful beneficial effects in the treatment Of
children. For Group, dysentery, and teething IL has
never been surpassed. and mothers should at ali times
the comfort fther little ones.
The preparations of BLooD FooD are among the
mostimportant discoveries OF the age. They are not
medicines, but food for the blood; already
Tor absorption, pleasant the taste. and nat raj in
non; and what one gains, he retains. The BLoop
fooD Scientific discovery, dihe ring from all patent
medicines; and for consumption. throat diseases ly-
er complaints, dyspepsia and other diseases incident
TO the human hame, is unequaed for Its hea linp and
ssrenthening qlaties.-t Columbus, Ohio, Gazette,
IT TSee advertisement. Im-44
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05
ChiIis ana Fever! Chi,,s ana rexerv

ne OF ,he greates remedies that has ever been laid
oeoe Wy pnoe, Tor FeVer and Ague, and which have
received the highest encomiums from the pres, and
ne ne people, Is DIR J. H0STETTER'S CELEBRAT.
Ed biI IERS. Who would endure the tortures aris-
rom This terrible disease, when Il can be SO easily
cured' Who would endure seepless nights. burning
levers ana ICY chills, alternately, when remedy can
1e m obtained for mere tribe? And yet how many fam
iies nger out painful existence under this deadly
ohehl' ana do nothing but gup down quinine until
oecomesa as common ms their daily meals, and vet
not relieved None but the foolish and we ak
woud hesitate to procure these valuable Bters and
save themselves intense agony. Solo by Druggists
anu Ne"'0's BoheIhlly everywhere. lm44
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05
TNARn LANDS FOR s.Ip O. ,u1ns

adelphia by Railroad In the State Of Nex jersav
sou among the bestfor agricultural purposes, being
good loan soil, with clay bottom. The land is a
urge tract divided iuto small farms, and hundre
building. The crops produced arc large and can be
seen growing. The climate Is delightful and secure
rom fros's TerEs from SIS to s2Oper acre payable
wnhin Iour years BY instalmens. To visit the place
leave Vine Street Wharf at Philadelphia at * A. M
~ Railroad for Hammonton, or address RI. BYRNRS
~ ietIer' harmonton Post Office, Atlantic
''rsey' sec full ladyertisementin in another column
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05

l[FMrs.c. =. BUSTER, editress Of Newark (ohio)
Times, writes in her paper of January 90, 1859, as
follow:
We know that DR.. R0back Is Scandinavian Remedie.
are All they claim to be-. The Or. presented us with
Few bottles Of his Scandinavian Blood Purifier and
6oxes OF his Blood Pills last summer which put new
ie Into US. They invgorate. strengthen. and leave
me system h better condition than stimuana usu
ally DO and have no depressing effect. We feel safe
IN recommending the Blood Purlner 10 all suffering
from debility be the what II may the Pills have
thS peculiarly, they are pOperfuy active, and a,
ihe same time leave the patient stronger and in an
Improved condition, different from most drastic re
NEEDLES. Try them with the Blood Purifier and you
WIN feel Ike many who have been relieved and will.
ing TO add your testimony TO their effcac..
| See advertisement. March /. iss0-1maA
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05
Man was mnde 10 mourp

90 sa.n the inimtable Robert Burns, and 10 great
en'on. mere no doubt he right There Is no
contract Diseased than IN the Spring The many suS
Ssn Gaanges oftemperament, the damp and slush OF
snow added to the ollies OF many fashions
vent ~ We have but to mention "Dr' Iindsayts fT.
pd"fea k,ood seareher," and the question is answer
neaa tne certificates of its efficacy. Try bottle
satisfaction is not given, me ney refunded Sold by
aisne principal Druggists in the Union
| ILFSoe advertise ment in another coIumnAe
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05

UPAgents Wanted in this state can.
vass with the GOLDEN SALVE. Sells rapidly Can
mako good pay. For terms &c. send stamp.
September 8, l8Jg--Gmlo -7'
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RENGOVAH -

Dr. A. G. BARLOW has removed his
ohce'to rooms in the Giesey Building ON
South eide of Main Street, up stairs.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05

UP5OOO Agents Wanted--Tos sell four new
inventions. Agents have made over S25, ,OOO OF
one,--oeiter than all other similar agencies. Sen
iourstanps and get b6 pages partic lars. gratis
September s, ,Is5O--6ml9
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05

Il ing been restored to health in A few wasSs hS n
simple remedy, after having suffered several wears
WIN severe lang AfsciioR, and that dread dis, ase
low sufferers the means OF cure To nil who do.tra
ne wiz send copy OF the prescription used free or
ssarge T,sh directions for preparing aud using the
hon, Asthma, Bronehitis &c. The only object oT IL
sending the prescription Is to beneat The
alctcd and he hopes every ferer will try his reme
sing. Parties wishing the pTescripton viii nlesse
address REV EDWARiI A Wi coSHe"'o Se"'o
Feb. l6, ls60-3m43 Williamsburgh, LongIsland.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05
Confirmed Consumption.

A WANTING FARMS IN A BELIGHTFUL eli.
mate, rich soil and secure from irosts soc advsr.
tisemonts OF Hammouion Lands In another column.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05
CHANGE OF TINE,
RAIL ROAD.

DERsoNs WANTING CHANGE OF CLIMATE
il FOR HEALTH, see advertisement Of Harmon.
tan Landl In AnolheI column.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-19
MARCH 10, 1860.


d With. one of those powerful efforts, by
which the maiden could Mt times entirely
control the mest passionate emotion, she
calmeIl the wild beating of her heart, thus
utterly cOncealing the feelings which we're
rending her soul, She could not plainly
understand the plot, but that there was a
plot against her lover she felt sure
Should she; At present, seek further infor-
nation from her father, she feared that she
might expose herself, so she spoke from
the necessity of conceNlment which was
upon her. z=sE lr - ~rs-.. .l.
II am glad she said, ''that you have
told me this; for now shall be more easy.
did feel much anxiety when heard OF
Fabian's danger We have been children
together-we have been playmates togeth-
Grand in later years we have been warm
friends. have learned to prize his COM
panionship much; and will not deny that
Il have looked upon him with more, per-
haps, than mere friendly affection. But,
even to bear me company, ! would not
have him remain here, and be in danger.
/ am glad, therefore, that you have planned
to let him co. -f Er-r.l s5s 90 .sI.-.s
Gondebnld was completely deceived
He had wrtched the maiden's every cx-
preston, and had caught every intonatiOn
of her voice; and not Il single sign conld
he detect upon which to fastcn sus-
-piciOn that she did not mean and feel just
what she spoke. He thought he saw her
real feelings: and, Furthermore, he imagin-
cd that she had been very frank with him;
so he left her with feelingof satisfaction,
which would doubtless have been changed
to rage could he have overheard the plot
arranged in his tent few hours afterwards
by his daughter and Leda. Tho Gypsy
fathers were crafty; but what man could
ever out-plot maiden when striving for
her lovers safety? i -.s .l -s-.-.rs
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New Family Gf0cery

no. .WCW TUIHLIIc WIUIEI.Is7
EINHE 81 RSCRIBEl; RIGS LIZA ET0 4NSOE.
that he hRs"Pruea \ Family dtirefta md . VI
Produce Store ia the oil Post Oliea sbdildluT
Market rtrret near tlir c',rDrT OT Quinry st. ~
Iieits the. generous p1tFnnag u his fieAds q
public generally. .-.s -.----.r .-..... -
lowest pFiri-s. the best luaIifieF tllr msTkrt
4 Euusri..r article of Bottled Liquors andI
Peas alsD al kinds "f Nuts efafEes and In
Wholesale and retail at the lnWest Tatos-...,ls :
= Superior lliyHna apl IlpUIe.tie CiEHSs anil =
Of the different grades. wholesale and retail a
~. F "a! W. iH EIsSSTNGl IS
frbI4-lyd Formerly Hlih Alex. ;lIsyll
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1aily gntelliqenttr.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Twelve SOLID LrSEs oy NoxpGEEIL (oR ONE GScH,y on
N--H % LESS, MAKE SqrKRE.f = n q
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s Upwards of S11, 100000
OF Losses have been Iai by the Etna Insurance Cos
-.r t% in tile IIIst Is years.
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FIRB Am INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted cOnsisCnt with solycncy and
ar-i fair profit. =.
EsTscdl attention 9irf1I % Es1trince Of DtELLLNGS
and Cimtenfs far terms cfOne TO fire years.
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PRnF. H. b. G0LLINS.

. RHOk. ID. u. Gu1lkHS1 EEs'
.HIIO HAS BEEN TEACHER HERE
w two or three years Iia2i- keihE Rhout
move To Wheeling. tunsOlicifei lgy hirIl,
clIeerfuIIy recommend him a gentleman n. III
iFperts well qualified to teach Music. R3jjhEl
hrrVing the public patronage. lie giyeS lnssgns
the piann- Organ, Violin aud GuitiN oHG IL
particularly successful with i5giBBerS YyhQ NJ fr
instructions have rapidly ac4 iifeti not Only
styIe "f Execution. LlIt elfgalsitiiBstabi
u. T.. BuSMOlLTH. Of the nll'
.-a --. .-f 9e7f -ni2etdtH. en- n
I! felEN Y = I u i7yifSe Ss l5sa llsssa9R 9RIiqPS
2 gIgeE6 .sRENRaEgEuId1 80
l-- sbT =. =: ::Ggiiaai#stEEiiiaG. 81 ! L 10 szs.
Nsfffs.,lzi zifsi; PSI. Y y iB E4 EssOQO1ap
80, e a5a'i Ta W.T.. .''Mist9EEBg55 Y
4svBO6kIlsiIISll aH dRR
v7g 7iz6t 1.iogqaslI 3d365 sa bds .afos
BLANK HOOK MANUFACTU q u -
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'SiH lBL;DESelifi TtSsEd OF ll4A HSEsg'l4gss ~
and eIg Ip3: ta , Sr'lsE IEintsd bead q Ts'
s.I:1tI lP h4Ie sls Rsss sR; ~! ;'B2
) is4sAI- .FssssliEsoa 4sij o. fffRsy Fistri1 {
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CIlnice FirSf CIASS InSuranCG
10 1>19-- l-tRTER PERrFTuAL

-casIl Capital 81 OoOOOO absolute and unimrNircd.
WITH a STnPLUx OF $50G,:;ST IS.
And the prcstigcUf IS years success and experience.
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your. letters to- Rbbttg Todner, publ
~ Ann street, New YaFl - IS tlis 4
soonest aud best family ipaPer instlIe. 4
try;- elegantly iliusttlied, sud IiStAele
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The lovers were filled with dismay.-
Their only hope was in fight; and upon
flight they at once resolved. But whittier
shorld they flee? AS they anXiously re-
volv4d this question, they heard footsteps
apppaching, and Electra, by Fabian's
command, hastily fed towards the camp,
leaving her lover to meet the intruders
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81 s>PEtl NOIicEA Double the above rates.
Yearly Advertising reasonable terms. accor-
made. - zsH "ll 70. .
All Hvertiaen.ents from transient persons strang-
ers. TO be paid for in ddrOHrs. ...
Legal advertisements will DO charged at the rates
prescribed byi law. q 2 J slls = sai'lt n Fl ltf5
business Cauis not exceeding five lines SlO perysar,
80 for six mNHtls. but fur a shorter period nothing
Will ie counted less than y square. s.ra--... i
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business: and all
advertisements for the neit of other persons, it1
well rs all legal advertisements. and advertisements
of auction slcS and reHl estate. in by them must
be paid for at the usual rates.f5 7 Batsr gErlI (
Tn Advertisements not accompanied with written
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