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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-22
MARKETS IN East TENNEsSEE-The Gle

MARKETS IN EAST TENNESSEE--The Cleve-
land Banner gives the following quotations Of
the markets in that section:
The price ofcorn is yc; unsettled, We have
heard of a few small lots selling at from thirty
three To thiry-sevcn CENTS for new crop. What
is looking mp and commands better figures than
heretofore. Hogs 90 OF readily and are in de-
mand at seven cents gross. Butter is worth
twcnty-fye cents cash per pound, aud is in de-
maud. Bacon retails at twenty-five cents per
pound and lard ditto. Eggs ten cents per dozen.
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WANTED,

LARGE FRONT ROOM, on the arst door -.i
"A board. IN 3 central par Of The cfy. Rsfm scc-
oven and required. Address BOX sQ2
oe202t' Memphis Poe Office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-22

~ Under The bead Of " Rebel Qusrrc,s, the
Cincinnati Ga,.He chuckles over the attacks
made upon Vice-Prosideut Stephens by a prom
iueut southern paper, and takes it as an evidence
Of orr want Of harmony.
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Y The Cincinnati Commercial, of the IOh

p The Cincinnati Commercial, of the 1Oth
says;
There are indications that the rebels are cOu-
centrating in great force for an attack upon Pa
ducah. They hope to be able to catch our troops
there as Price caught Mulligan at Lexington,
Missouri, but the chances are that they viii be
bitterly disappointed. We have neg ten thou
sand men at faducah, well provided with artil-
lery, aud the place in a pinch could be strongly
reinforced from Cairo, Birds Point, and General
Sberman's command, while the river could Ger
tainly be kept open by our gun boats, aud COM
muuication mainfained with the northern bank
by the floating bridge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-22

- The Knoxville kfgiStcr, of the 20th inst,
'opiez our article in which we attempted to show
he probable design Of the enemy to penetrate
East Tennessee. The Register adds; " The in
LEGATIONS al point to a great effort on he part
# the Federal government 70 penetrate into East
tennessee, and IN our opinion DO time should b.
.ost in reinforcing Gen. Zollicofer and strength
sning our defenses at the mountain passes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-22

~ Tue Albany Argis, Of Q late date, re-
porte tie crops in The Northern and Western
States Us generally good
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-22

GREEN RIVER BRIDCE-Tbe ClarksyIIlc
Chronicle, Of tho 18th, says that Gen. Harde,
expected to have he bridge across Green river
KY, repaired in two OF three days. lie intend
eli 70 have Z thousand men al work upon it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-22

SUSPENDED The Southern Motire, Of the
10th, published ct Grenada, Mississippi, an
nounces that the pressure OF the times renders
il necessary that the publication Of that paper
should be suspended. We regret tuat our
friend has been forced to take this s.ep.
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GOEDE GnLRI

WE VIII ~cobtnue buyiug GOLD until SATURDAY. the
" 2dIh instant. up % the. amount Of fifteen tbousaEJ
doilars- BOL@ING, RIGGS & o
Union street.
OeD2 Tr n---.ssa a-..r Tr-
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STOLEN.

L'ROM me, October 2Ctb, 1861. a H-ht bav,E
L MARE MULE five years obI. SOM collar -
marks upon the shouldsrs-2o other marks 70
collected ANY Information wiD bs thaokfGly 49,
received by the undersigned. . widow.
LEFINA BRADSHAW,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-22

From PADUCAH-Adviees from Paducah adj
wise that the pOntoon bridge recently washed
away by the freshet has been replaced. it is
constuctedo Of twelve steamboats, and an addition
Of barges sufficient to span the river. What is
deemed reliable information places the number
Of troops at Paducah at Twelve thousand men,
They are strongly intrenched and protected by
Fixed battery at the mouth of Tennessee river,
another about miles southeast of the city.
and a third at the extreme east end, command
ing the several approaches TO the town
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Wool! WnNJI

WE wi-h TO buy fvs thoussIsi pounds WASHED
w WOOL, for which we will pay q liberal price.
BOILING RIGGS * co,
Union street.
Oe12-lw Opposite Appeal Office.
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GEN. E. KIRBY MITu-The TallahaSSe ttor'-
5;or saws that this gallant officer has been APP
,ointed 70 relieve Gen. Grayson, as military
Commando Of East, Middle and South Florida
until the health of the latter ohlcer sunclently
nontra The Charleston Courier says Gen. Smith
nassed through that city on Sunday last en-
Fronte for Richmond and active service in Viz
ginia. No matter which is right, the service IN
%Shlcb Gen. Smith is engaged, whether il be il
Florida or Virginia, win have no better officer,
no tmer or bIayer soldier idaHtq htehigsHcer
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-22

ME have seventy i've barrels selected APPLES.
w jnst received, which We are selling low. They
ore choice. L. 81 * o.
Union street.
Oc22lw Oppose Aunaql 0Hrz-
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O. S 3,
IIMR ETME

No. Union street.
oea2 - JNO p. Weld
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-22

The Circulation Of the DAALk
APPEAL is larger than that OF
M Daily City Press Combined.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-22
RROnT KENTUCKY.

We learn from a gentleman just from upper
Kentucky, who passed the lines with great diff
Guilty, that the number of Federal troops now
between Louisville and Muldrough's Hill is
about 10000, and the number along the Central
railroad in the direction Of Lexington, $4,000.
Recruiting in the Federal service is represent
I'd as being quite brisk in the States Of Ohio,
Illinois and Indiana pitiable appeal having
been made to their fear of invasion from the
Confederate forces. Few enlistments, however,
are made by Kentuekians in the northern coun-
ties, most Of those, who enter service coming
from the central portion Of the State.
We are further Informed by the same gentle
man that Hon r. II. STANTON, formerly mem
Der of Congress from the Maysvillo district was
arrested last week on account Of his alleged
secession proclivities and sent forward to 20
lumbus, Ohio, where many others are confined
for a similar " offense.'
Hundreds Of loyal sOutherneTs IN Northern
Kentucky are daily making efforts to come
through, but are watched so closely as torender
tbeir passage South very dangerous and difficult.
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L0ST "a ST0LEE.

lust received a small lot al No 4 Union street.
- 0c25-2t+ JNO p. Wild.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-22

GEN. Wool AND TIT ADMINISTRATION
The Cincinnati Commercial thinks there is
no doubt but that it was Intended by the high
et authorities" at Washington to displace Gen.
Fremont, and give Gen Wool command Of the
Western Department But the veteran General
looking over the field with the official records be-
fore him, showing the number ofmen and amount
Of material at the disposal of Fremont, would not
take command unless largely reinforced. lie
would not attempt to achieve immense successes
with inadequate means. This, says the CONNER
cial, the Cabinet caucus considered making too
many conditions, and so let Fremont remain in
command The country win rightly consider
the action of Gen. Wool a Tebuke Of the ad-
ministraton and a justification Of Gen. Fremont.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-22
Fer President Of Confederate States,
DAVIS,
OF MISSISSIPPI
Tennessee Electoral Ticket

ROBERT c. FOSTER, Sd, of Davidson.
WILLIAM WALLACE, of Blount.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-22

Most of the sugar planters on Bayou Sale,
the Franklin Planters Banner, have com
menced rolling, but we understand the yield is
not generally satisfactory.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-11

Valuablc information from the Rev. Jabct
s Swan, clcrgyman Of distinguished at
tainmcnts and exalted fcpotation
Nav LoNnoN, Feb, 1851
DIR S. A. WEAVER,
DEAR SAL feel compelled BY a scnte Of
duty 10 the suffering, 10 say in regard 10 your
Cankcr and Salt Rheum syrup that have
used 10 IN my family for more than one year
With most decidedly happy rcsot con.
slider II adapted completely 10 sustain the
reputation which is claimed forit. In a mum.
bcr u cases within my know ledge, whore t
hos been taken for Erysipcas and salt Rhcum
u has been ATTENDED, with complete success,
when other romcdies had compile tcly failed.
CosrivENtss on HAmruN CoNsrirNrioN. -
From these Affections arise many Of the all.
ings ofmnn. We hear daily, people cofa
plain Of ofheadache, nervous debility, etc and
generally the cause Of the complaint can b.
traced to their constipated habits A rene.
dy Tor the cure of this trouble is what they
want. We recommend DR.. Richarison's e Sher.
~ Wine Bitter's 10 all so afflicted; let them
take 10 three times a day, hal fnu hour before
eating their meals, and in Il they will find
sure. Our physicians recommend Il In their
practice, and its great merits are fast bccom.
eng kuowh In the Western States.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-11
NEIGHBORING COUNTY NEWS.

loRGIDLE DEATH.-On Tuesday evening
the lst inst. d. o. Brumbeck, Of Ripley tn p,
Huron Co., met death in a most horrible man.
ner. Eie had been in Plymouth all dnv, and
went home late in the evening, very much in
'oxicated. He turned his family out Of doors
who 10 avoid bis fury took refuge at neigh.
bors house What he did after this time can
never be known, for at about twelve o 'eloek
The house was discovered to be in flames
The neighbors rushed to tho place, but too
late to rescue the unfortunate man. flo was
seen through the windows, cropping about,at
tempting to make his escape, until overpow.
cred 10y heat and smoke he sank TO the floor
and burned 10 death.
Aside from occasional intoxicat on, Brum.
DECK was an excellent man. He possessed a
fine farm, was good farmer, and could he
have controlled his appetite would have
nal
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Anl for Tevet aba Aaae,

There 10 nothing better, u has hrcn AraTaliV
knoNn Tor morfthap twenty yeafs 20 be ne
oNtN SURE sPECfFIc
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-11

The Festival, given by the ladies' Of the
N. E. Church, at the Wigwam, on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, was a decided
success. The attendance was large and eV-
erything was done by the ladies 70 make th G
occasion entertaining. Several large tables
stretching nearly across the hall, we're load.
ed down anG fairly groaning under their bur
den Of tempting meats and viands--in fact all
the delieaeies Of The season. Speaking mYth'
ologieally, it was a feast fit for the GODS
There was likewise feast Of reason and gem
isl flow ofsou among the guests, as bright
eyes met aud exchanged love -glanoos. The
music by the choir was excellent, filling the
room with sweet, melliauous strains, VIII
touched a responsive chord in each heart
The occasion will long be pleasantly remen-
bered.
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Court OF Common Pleas,
Seneca Co., Ohio. -
Martin V. Bogart, Assignee on
Benjamin +. Baker,

e
II 7 Benton Of the State Of California will
take notice lint the Plaintiff, did ON the 2sth
day OF Nov. A. ID. 1861, file his petition In
said Court, against said defendant, setting
forth that said plaintiff is the assignee OF
said Benjamin +. Baker, that ns such he a
owHer aud holder of a prOmissory note ir
The sum cf three hundred dollars, executed
and delivered by defendant to said Baker on
the l0d day ofApril A, ID. 1859. That said
note bears 10 per ct .iulcrest, aud is due and
wholly unpaid, 4 hat on or about the goth
day uf April, A. u 1854, said Baker sold 10
defendant and put him IN bosses don thereof
"a part Of The south end of the cast one half
Of the north east one fourth II section ",
township two, range lB, Sclpio township,
Seneca county, Ohio, containing four nores
and ten rods Of land more or lcss," That
said Baker retaining the lrgal title 10 said
premises, upon making the assignment aforc
said, conveyed to plaintiff the legal estate In
said promises, subject to the equitable rights
ofsaid defendant. That plaintiff has ovcrstncc
beon and is now ready 10 complete said con,
tract upon compliance Of said defendant with
the terms Of said purchase That plaintin
holds tax lien upon said real estate IN tho
aggregate sum Of SG2 - which is pilor upon
said promiscs. Plaintiff nsksthAt account b,
ui what 10 due him for taxes paidi also OF
what Is due aud unpaid upon said prOmisory
note; that said defendant DO ordered tu pa,
the same; and that said real estate be sub,
jccted 10 the payment Of sail sums, under or
der Of the court, and for other and general re-
lief The said n. I. Benton il notified thnl
he is Icquired 30 appear and answer said po
tition on or before the Goth day Of January
A. ID. 1861, or judgment will be rendered
thereon.
PENNINGTON, LEr 4 Darwin,
Atty's. for llaiutlG,
n ov 30 .
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The grcatFrench Remed!
MADAM BOIvIN's CELEBRATEC
SILVER COATED FEMALE PMS.

The only certain and safe Remedy for al Uterin,
Ob'iTuctiOns monthly DiGeulties, Irregularities, an,
all the other diseases 10 which hs woman wife anC
Mother is peculiarly liable.
These Pills contain no deletericus ingredients but
are safe nd certain in their aeiion. They will be
found the happie't effects in aeases OF FRO.
lapsus Uter, ia Leuehouea, or the Whites, they will
be oundthe easiest and most certain Cure That can be
found II is account 0fthis certainly they should
not be taken by Pregnant Females, (duTing the first
months, lscaTTiage Is cerain) TO DO brought on,
but at other periods theiruse Is perfectly safe.
N.B.One dollar and three pusta sr stamp, enclosed
70 any authorized agent, will ensure package ofpill'
by return mall.
G. CROSBY, General Agent, Buflalo, N. Y.
CAurIoN.-Bewnre Of Counteffsiis; tho genuine
have the signature OF G Crosby the outside wrapper
For sale by L. l., 81. ohm 6 Co., Dubois& 60. and
J. Z. MaIquardt, Tiifn, o. aug3I.ly
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n Cillcnnhsiii RTnrket.
New York Market.

NEw YoRK, Jan. g.
FLouR-Sales Of 10000 bbls at S. 25@5 81
for super western s5 45@5 IS for common
to medium extra western; s. 7O@5 IS for IN
feriOr to good shipping branda extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEAT-Snlcsat 81 256Sl 80.
RYE--Salcs at 75@7ec.
BARLEY-Sales at 67@S0c.
CoRN-Sales 4, 100 bu at 6S@70 for new
yellow.
oArs-sales at 35lS@37e for State, West
ern and Canadian.
WmsKY-hcld at 90c.
PoRK--Sales at SlG15 for mess; - 0C
for prime.
BLEF-sales at SO $4,000 for country
prime, So OO@5 2Ofor country mess.
BEEF HAMs-Steady, Sales at Sl300@Sl3
so for western.
Cur MEAr--Quiet al G1&@Oe for shoul
dcrs, and DC for hams.
BAcON-Steady Sales at 0l,c.
LARD-SAles at lO1d@I0ISc.
BUrTER-A fair business doing Atll6l5
forOhioi l5@2lo for State.
CuEE E-96llc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-11
BOOK NOTICES.

Peterson for February has already ma d,
its appearance. It is a sprighay number, full
Of attractions for the gentler sex and fully
sustains the reputation It 90 deservedly en-
Joys, Each number contains beauilful steel
engraving. fine eolored fashion plate. and
numerous other engTavings and diagamI.-
It Is also filled with choice reading matter
for tho ladies. Published BY chas. j. Pc
lsrson, Pbilsdelphia. at 81 year. or 81 ,25
taken with the TmBUSE.
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DYSPEPSIA AND cosrIvENESs.

NlNClNNAtit Ncts ~ ASo1s
For nfnt years have suffered from dye.
pepsiA, loinCd to an obstinate constipation Of
the bowels. In the same time / have been
obliged every few days to take somc active
purge which in The experience Of al who 70.
sort tu physical pills. merely nrgrayatcs COS.
iivcncss. found no permanent rclicf until
within few munths-l began using Pcru.
viau Syrup. find the constipation cured.
my digestion has s0 much Improved that my
flesh has increased several pounds, and =
rheumatic affection aud weakness " NY ioW
cr limbs, which troubled me very much now
entirely gone ] am persuaded these bepf.
cial effects have resulted from the use Of Pe.
Ituyian Syrup.
CHESTER P. HARD,
05 Cnluft,hia Street
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-11

Our New SheriC'-On Monday, Mr..
Levi Weirick entered upon tho duties Of his
Office, as Sheriff Of Seneca County. lie wears
his laurels gracefully and moves of in his
new harness, with oil the case aud dignity Of
an old "old eteger" That he will make 4
popular and efficient officer, we do not enter
tain doubt. His inaugural will be duly am
nounced in the TRIBUNE.
Mr.. U. r. Flenner has been appo inted
Deputy under Mr. Weirick.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-11

BlackwOOd, for Jan, has been kindly
furnished us by the American publishers, L.
Scott d Co., N. y. They furnish Blaekwood
aud the four British Reviews, separately or
all together, at a price that brings them with.
in the reach Of all. Price Of Blackwood or
any one Of the Reviews, s3,OO-for any two
Of them, S5,OO--for Black wood and the four
Reviews, $1,000.
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INTPoRTANT
Clergymen, Lawyers, Teachers
AND STUDENTS,

AND Az oruEHa
Compelled TO sedentary Employment,
GiN0iNSATi, July 6, 1859.
Having received most marked benefit from
the use OF Peruvian Syrup, desire to call at.
tention to its great value as n tonic and al
teratiye. ] find thet II imparts vigor 10 the
nervous energy,as vel as vitality and strength
to the whole system; and with great conf.
dence recommend its use 10 those suffering
from indigestion, inaction OF the liver, and
other complaints incident 10 professional men.
In my judgment, the testimony Of phyaicians
aud others, 10 the claims Of Peruvian Syrup
10 be considered a chehic al discovery, Is sui.
ticicnt 10 establish II in public confidence.
EDW'p Il. NEWHALL.
VI. s. COmmssioner
PERUvIAs SYRUf ls q Solution Of the Pro.
toxide Of Iron, new discovery in medicine,
and strikes at the root Of disease by produ.
eng healthy blood, tho source Of ali vitality
in the human organism. For sale by all
Druggists. l. l.. st. ohm q Co, Agents,
Tifiin, Ohio, ian. 4.4w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-11

Cassell's illustrated Worl,s-We have
received five numbers more Of Cassell's Illus.
trated Family Bible, which bring the work
to II Chronicles. Also five numbers Of the
Illustrated History Of England, and four mum.
bers Of the Illustrated Natural History. The
present numbers will sustain the reputation
these meritorious works have already attain
ad
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-11

business Changes-Thc rooms in Com
mcrcial Row heretofore occupied by Gullups
Jcwelry Store and Pillars Law oflice arc DO.
ing r. f ted for dry goods room, to be occu,
pied 10y l.. White. Mr.. Gallup removes to
the room formerly occupied by Mr.. White
in Toomb's Block and Mr.. Pillars will here.
after be found in the second story Of said
bleck.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-11

The Firemen's Fair closed on Saturday
night having continued for thirteen success.
i've evenings. II has been a decided success,
in every respect. The door receipts VIC un.
derstaud were about $500. They succeeded
in disposing Of the greater part Of their large
stock Of goods, but considerable portion
still remains unsold We have not learned
the amount Of nett profit realized.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-11
Fast India Dyspepsia care,

DENNIS LEE saysi--FoF many years have
been troubled With Collie the attacks were
very severe, and would knot tp my bowels
| have tried many remedies for it-latterly I
have used nearly two dozen bottles Of Hoof.
lands German Bitters, and have also used
Hostetter's Blttersi but they all done me very
little good. Finally ] was persuaded 30 com.
mence using the East India Dyspepsia Cure
and after using one bottle, / found my Collie
gone, and my health generally better, and ]
one bottle Of Dyspepsia Cure has done me
more good than all the medicines have tax.
en-.
Dubois q Co agents, Tiain.
Jan A 2w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-11

Horrible Accidental little child Of
about four years, Of David Ellis, Of " ood
CO., was burned to death last week, Mrs. FL.
lis being away, the child was locked up in
the house, while the evenings work was be-
ing done, and when they returned to the house
the child was 50 badly burned that it died
shortly after,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-11
The Great English Rem =
edy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
OELERRATED EEMAIE Pills

Sir JAMES CLARKE
CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills.
Prepared from prescription ofSir Clarke,
M. d. Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This RVaiuabe medicine Is unfAilng the care Of an
those painful and dangerous dseasesto which the e.
male constitution is subject. Il modsTass oil excess
and ell obitruetions, and speedy buTs may
be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
its peculiarly suited. It win, in short time, bring
on the monthly with regularity.
Zach bottle, price Ons Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Grsat Britain, to prevent eounierisiu.
CAUTION.
These rills aord no, be taken BY females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as thsy
az fs bring Niscsriore, butst any other iim'
they are safe.
In an cases Of Nervous aud Spinal Affections, Pair
~ the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertiou pJ
pitauon nf the Heart, Hysctos and Whites these p
will effect cure when al other means have ailedant
ethoush powerful remedy, 10 not contain iron Al,
mel antmnny o. anything huHfu 10 the constitution
Full directions In the pamphlet aTound each paek az,
which should be carefully preserved
sole Asentiort i've United states and Canada,
JOB MOSES (Late ]. q. BALDWIN A Co.,)
Rochester,, N. Y.
N.B.-st,o0 and postags stamps enclosed 10 an,
authorized Agent, will insure hottit eontainina 81
Pills, b. return snail.
Sold by J +. Marquurd, aud ]. L. st. John 4 Co.
Tina, Ohio seP7-ly,
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TiMn Frices Current.

tCoueoted weekly BY J. shriver dealer In Dry GoodI
Gfooefies, Carpelingai Boots and SHOES, and Ready
Made Clothing. And purchaser Of every description
Of Grain aud PTodnas for Cssh.
WHEAr--1 .ON0 /, csc
CokA- (shelledl IS.
do Ear 32u.
RYE-00n50.
hAHLEy-0nff55.
OATs-g2 W2se
PorAToEs-9OR2S
FLANSEEB-- SOCIAL 30,
BurrEa--l2aOOc
EARD-9o
TALLow--0o.
6uoEED ilAMs-IODIio.
do biDEs AsD 5HOULBHRs- 6B7oi
PiCKLED PoHK--8m0o.
CLoYER sEEB- ", ,OO.af25.
HEEswAN--O0a}25e.
fEATHERs--40DO0e.
RAas--2c.
GaKENHnEs-5e @0f
Day do iOo.
Eaas-iae. b dasen.
Tmothy seod,-f73an
DaEssED Hoda, s5,25 1913.
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TAKEN.-However, that is neither here nor
there; she went home 10 breakfast, aud had
scarcely eaught the full favor Of her fret sip
Of tea, when the servant passed her plate Of
biscuit, the sight Of which, to say nothing Of
smell, Immediately threw her into violent
Mysteries. "Ohw she exclaimed, in an ago
nizing tone Of voice, "take the horrid things
from my sight" This sad spectacle would
Of the worthless, impure stuff which did 1nd
its way into that otherwise peaceful aud hap
py household. ID. b. DeLand 4 Co., Fair
port, Monroe Co, N. Y, make a perfectly
pure aud reliable Saleratus. IL can be pro
cured Of most dealers in groceries, and Al
Wholesale from tho groeers in Large towns,
aud Of the manufacturers.