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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-21
? tAs Soil,

Good farmers are wei! acquainted with the
fact-and an important fact in all good farm.
ing-that freqlent stirring OF ths SOL in Al
open crops is calculated to blvs a. much tff.ci
in producing al abundant yield az an extra
dressing OF manure. Ii is especially valuable
in dry seasons, and the oftener it is resortcd
10, whether in field or garden, the m)re bene
cial will b. the result. As to the lattnr, it i'
frequently neglected to a painful degree, bur
most generally in small gardens which are lci;
10 the management ofwOmcn. Twice or thrice
as many vegetables could be raised in many OF
these small enclosures by stirring the ground
often. destroying the weeds as fast as they
appear, and SO arranging as to obtain at lcas'
two crops from every part Of IT,.
Declare rnceasing war against weeds, cleanse
your lands thoroughly, no matter what tn;
expense or labor-and keep them cIeanscd.-
Few are aware bow much nutriment they nb
stract FROM the soil. When tie corn. OF wheat,
OF potato crop fails to realize our expectations
we vent bitter invectives against tho SOIL or
the season, or the seed, ovcrl ,okiBg tho fac;
that the weeds have been silently, yet sturd y
at work in piaging from the treasury whence
alone the aliment necessary Ito their develop
ment can be derived. II we must cultivate
weeds, LET US, by all means appropriate to them
a certain prescribed portion of our soil and
keep them there.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-21
The Wooi Clip.

This is the month for shearing sheap, and
the clip of wool, SO Important to farmers as
yielding lheH! an instant SUPPLY ofcash, is GER
tain to be large; but the state Of the manufac-
turing interest is expected TO lead to u very
moderate range Of prices. The great stock OF
woo.eGs on hand, the cessation OF all active de-
mand ard the partial working Of the mills
intinlidate the manufacturers from making
large purchases Of The raw article. Tire West
ern press is eXhoriny the firnlcrs not to be
too eager to sell. hut tie farmers want the
money, and they cannot expect to keep up the
prices obtained last year when all other inter
ests are SO depressed: We advise them to
take fair prices, suitable to the tii.es, and lie,
the manufacturers keep at werk to ut least
moderate extent. last year prices were high
est AT the time of the clip. This is usually the
case; but the high prices Of 1860 cannot now
be obtained. and the farming interest will have
to do what all other classes of the community
must do-work for less. Let the farmers take
t he first offers, which, in our Judgment, will
certainly be the best New York Indepen-
dent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-21
The london Times Special COrrespon-
dent, n1r. RusssIl, Beating a RotrsAt.

Especial Correspondence of the London Times !
SAvATNAH, Ga, May 2.
May day was so well kept yesterday that the
exhausted editors cannot "bring out" their pa
pers. and consequently there is no news but
there is, nevertheless, much to be said con-
cernng ''our Presidents" message; and there
IS a audiences of admiration for pacific tenden-
cies which can with difficulty be accounted for,
unless the news from the North these last few
days has something to do with it. Not word
now about an instant march on Washington!
no more threats to seize Faneuil Hall! The
GeorSians are by no means so keen as the
Carolinians on their border-nav, they are
net so beligerent today as they were week
ago. Mr.. Jefferson Davis Message is praised
for its moderation" and other qualities which
we're By no means so much in favor while the
Sumter fever was at its heighth Men look
grave and talk about the interference of Eng
land and France, which cannot allow this
thing to go on" Bat the change which has
ccme over them is unmistakable, and the best
men begin TO lock grave. As for me, must
prepare to open my lines Of retreat-my COM
munications are in danger.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-21
Tm ElPrx ORABrE


TIE elOnalya guiet chamber
There's an empty cradle bed,
with print upon the pillow
HaE or baby's shining head
'Tis fair and dainty cradle;
20 D0Eny sdft 4he pillow white;
- But within the blankets fslded. zzrszr
,sssz . Iies 20 little form "a uight. EA
ssa euee the mother sat beside it
When The day was growing dim.
s-4 81 And beE pleasant voice WIS singing
SOFT and low, cradle HYMN
Now there's no more need Of singing
When the evening shadows creep,
- For the cFadte-b bed is empty
And the baby gone to sleep.
Little head. that used to nestle
In the pillows white and soft;
Little hands, whose restless fingers
Folded there IN dreams SO oft;
Lips We pressed with warmest kisses
sgs Eyes we praised for purest ray
Underneath the church yard daisies
They have hid you all away
All! the empty. useless cradle;
We will put it ont of our sight.
Lest cur hearts should Rrieve too sorely
For the little one tonight
We viii think how gafe forever
In the better fold above,
That young lamb for which we sorrow
Resteth now in Jesus love
II Ladies' depository.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-21

Russell writes to the London Times, from
S1Nlth CHr'linH, that the ooutherneTs are very
.tn1iuus for one Of the royal race of England
10 ule over them. and are ardent admirers of
ia nArchicA Institution, privileged classes
.N!ei sentry aud aristocracy lie says this
sort OF talk rings in his cara from all quarters.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-07
aliOtG ylltflligeutf.
THE Weatasef-~-Is sIsLness--Deparslsres Tes-
tertEal-~-The Rivers---TEae EIonaer---TsIle
@ sTeian Rafne---G atppIngs from otlr Ex-s
chang departures To- Day, etc.
BsGEEr ofFIcg, No. 70 Camp street,
Tuesday Mfifning, Nav i !, 1861,

Tuesday Morning, May Il, 1851.
The weather yesterday Of Midsummer warmth, nth
brisk breeze blowing of the day. Business the
iaudfngs d The arrivals being few
mention far numbers
conresd The Acadia for Bayou Sara and the Alantc
Louisville the only boats that gotoG The river this
at very high stage without much alteration
EEa st. learn that The Upper Mississippi the
Missouri al cod height and still rising at last accounts
By pitch Mesrs Muse & Broa that steamer
Homer will s found ct the landing This morning,
again Rad day after The starmer John
Rans cphis last Saturday and win probable arrive
again her return to louisville Thurs
daysseaing.
Antocst PASSED Memphis Monday 9th inst will arrive
Thi,rsdass and leave Saturday positively
The III louis Republican * ne I'd inst. says
Eysr here's e Accordi 70 the y Engineers
III Illaois river III ling "a sIs sns nhs a,l
b. ppsT falling between Rock Isand and
a Ct aetting IN very bad sondi
weather il fine AID eoa and business on The landing
gie Memphis AN peal III The Ssh says:
cantinnad slowly falling yesterday Business was
an cloudy tbs morning viii heavy
m son 70 s RssR nd 81 a sss Asef Ss
e s s W a rom Ns f fss 1T Loa
o aisgs s q s a y q board
hal boon laionp Al cairo.
LsEorEcas ron LAFouRpHeThe ane and regular nasset-
a eR 5es pa s aa
Iaianrcbe 'e'''is =
p oHF9an FOR IsEn RIyERThe stsnnch, fine and fegu-
lar passe packet II E Bsnfnd Jacob Woriey
4 int fps Red RIVER ies53 16
Ruaros Rrp Tho fayoFito and fleet pas
senssF peckes ~ uston, Capt a Bossat, commander
3 leasss n o'clock this evening for Red river.
III mi ron RED RIVER elegant ana pop,lar
nasssngs5 pasket III s Carrci Capt VIM. Ktntai com
asnder Leaves q O'Clock this evening for RedTiger
4Eass 10Y FOR THs u4onirA-The s,suneh, feet and
packet News Boy Capt o. o. Walker
sEening tof tho 0pscAita t1S n ny Y 80 80
yoB gan. and regular. wifi
~ tayctase passenger packet apt Rcbard
lsollle eomuiandes and y +. sntth sid A : sVav
+ evening. ~ IA \ ssyeA ms
hET WEsF ron THE 4 nxAR The stanneh ana 49,
ss4is PASSENGER Key We Cant Jos ISransy
nasde a H. u W zI1ione eles1s lsiss - 4 eels
eFeiltg Tor fhe a rksnsas - Z I've A'is
N n NJ MORRISON ST elegant dea ia
5aa anlneen " III ison Tapt John NJ
and " J4tn %. Co;ln, clerk leave
II ~ oieisck 81 todAe 1er Cairo ions The Mossr
ene g ~ lsef o. oas packets. h7slng mag
sal5sent SR3ln ~ airy and eansfarehle f;aferoeTs
esssfs wnnse qlaidseti1ps fs heF rspeeIiya
nea long ad understandable N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-07
fEnpOrTs.

. IEDIANoLA AND G AIsyEsToN Per steamship Texas
BIG head cattle 10 q Wilkins Eco sunres BancharG-
9 II Buddscke &co--J A Aongemery-G Harvey-W H Lin
do--Ansr IL Edwards--A Rugeey &co-Robe Mott
LAVACCA--Per steamship Mobiles cotton Tarleton
Whiting Tullia % Ingram Keith p HaIi-zT @
Cromwell 20 I H & J M Allen &coi6 w johnson &co-l5
Male eco 10 Murphy Sykes &GoS Block Nc Afes NC i
Biscee simns-5 Felowes eco Moon Bros J Tully
bIder-t otal IL bales cotton.
GALVESTON AND SABINE PAss-Per steamship Ma a
gorda2l bales cation Carroll Hoy &col4 ii May ECO
tobacco bale hides Post Mel "a cotton 10
Adams &co Moore & Browder- Green Crump- Prea1
wood Gribble 40 h ad cattle TO John salvant-SI3 to
Jam &co5J do Wight eco Total 81 bales cotton SSl
specie,
BREMENPer bark Jayeand $50 cks 10 cks vinegar
10 bxs water to order.
4 TAMPIC0-Per brig Hereules-Fruit TO order.
PENSACoLAPer schr Mary i Brown As O34 feet lumber
4 blocks marble pkgs iron 70 Thos Murray &co.
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CONTROVERSIES OFFICE.
g.. .'.. City of New Orleans, July 7, 1856.
mo 2l29.1
u ESOLVEDs That the Com ptr0IIer be and
~ he hereby authorized required give notice. by
standing advertisement in the official journal
with the ninth section of ordinance No. 1 approved Hai oh
3d. 1854 tho Council will not any bill against tho city un
contracted under authority of order from the Comptroller
accordance with the ordinance referred to.
taignedl l.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
. lSignedi L. H. rLACE,
Presdent Bosrd of Aldermen.
Approved April 29, 1855.
lsignedl john L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Thu attention of tia officers the city and OF tho pu5c
specially cslled to the foregoing resolution.
V. DUFLESsTS,
jyl6 II SornptrofIer o SsVpt1
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E1porrg.

n BoRDEAUX-Per ship Metropolis-Is6,100 slaves.
LIFERPooL-Per ship nustrous- S5Ol bales cotton 1860
slaves ~
LIEERPo ship Mamaranac-2502 bales cotton 9519
scks corn li94 seks wheat II no slaves,
n BoRDFAUX-Perbr brig Alpne-49,Go0 slaves.
Y BoRDEAUx-Per schr VIM Abbott-38 COO slaves.
PROVIDENCE schr julia Pratt $500 sacks cotton
seed.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Anna Bell 1895 scks corn hhds
bacon bs pork bh -four bbs moasses cask pkgs
ndse,
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stIisn 1t ibs


Tdasaay Mofairg 81 1, 1861. 4
fTT There ygas 70 :stfai eI,alge b The 1earlst
aaa she saIss about 500 bales at afmer
prseFp
saisaassT or ooTroN.
SssE d s s;5ss - 1850 ~ sslss 74ls7
Rssss Sa aas a
l,s0loss
sss. sl saSs lsosos
stsas IL haaa Il: clsarea. $3.50
T0IA ID WI did not hear of asaIa
sTArHaENT or TOBACCO.
aesE aana 1T september, 1860. ~ hhds 2OslO
5ssssSs4 slss soS Xxx sos 4
sl,s7o
Espostod saafdal. 1895
stoeh III hand not cleared lo454
SUGAR AND MOL ASSES. THE market continues quiet
i ana ~ have no sales ef any moment 10 report.
heard Of 1850 bbls. sold, of which $50 Super
@ i2 and $50 Choice Extra at 81 50 q Dbl
sales Of Corn embraced $3.50 sacks
GLIDING 400 yellow Mixed at 45e 1909 White Mixed private
terms 100 b5e no White at s. and 100 white at Coo u
hashe OF Oats about Is sacks stLouis changed hands,
rompfising TERMS ana $50 ut 40e u bushe
noticed sales d $50 sacks, including 700 at 75c
800 100 Shorts % and 25o at 81 q Obs, showing
X deolfis.
y. WI VIZ did hot hear Of vale 81 any consequence
PROVISIONS. The transactions JIM Pork confined
re lois ID s in Bacon Shoulders retSil se Ribbed
Slides n aaa Clear at i2e "A NJ II Lard nothing of any
rsptnaat tsanspired-
saes comprised 100 bags a 12sc and 1si
sRtRfEs TuRpES I'VE heard Of 80 bba sold At
2se. p faps.
WHfsiS RectGsd was 10 ans 1t 2sG52Ic. p gallon.
FRgIGHTss British vessels the berth for Liverpool fill
ng. n ,sith Cotton at ~ aIazd-
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,

ID MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hail. May q 1861.
Common Council of the City of New Orleans.
mo. 56091
ReSoFred That the adjudication by the Comptroller of con
tract agreeaby to resolution No $500 for furnishing aud deliv
to The city tive miles of cast iron pines ETC., etc. for the
New eTee Water Works. to Mr. John ClarSecur1ty Daniel
EdwaIdsbe and the same hereby approved the security nc
ceped and the Mayor authorized into with
parties per otara act for the the Of said work
Cast Iron Pipes, furnished and delivered Including elbows
branches, castings for chimney, etc. per of 2240
Sig Inches Valves furnished and delivered complete 81 90
Thirty inches ditto, and others do do =. 90 90
Provided The delivery shall begin before Jan
nary, 1862
[Signedl E. A. PATTERSON,
.W- Presdentpro ten. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lStgnGdI 4#@ s. p. DELABARRE,
President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen.
Approved May 2 1861
IsignedI JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
true copy
my3 st MARIoy A. BAKER, Secretary.
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gsw eteans gay Grtstsnt ausdas ytornine ay T. 1861
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE.

of
month of the caussqf HelrdsY
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, demands al he travelling public III speed and sisnnenness
ile ants All T:aseers bound Northwatd wi re-
s Bofnger his asar packet and be en- board IN
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nsn GrIfaIs laiIp Cresffat.
TsyETs a: Es1 NaErgT co L.IINIrS e.
em 0rEtans Iloasg alarAet.
s,a,s,.,s = f,ry,{,.s. No. 10 csmp street.
Abssst So = 4, ~ ig,sg,,ftYrr May a. 1861.

- i1fsr,9e No. 70 Camp street.
SRsssssH M6niaY Esening. May g is6l.t
bsa nader s3aistness tliongh there aTe eas toF
MI eAsg the general attitude 81 events
s ma, argent desire discounts and oans are nom parties
- r5aso AMI. depart Some for the North SAY New
As gsIssy ana New England. Some parties for the
ar elossf aaa departed taking $780,
co fcr Tennessee We freely and willingly concede to
s Tennessee all The facilities that be
Our banks have coed surplus of coin, and send
IL Tennessee hall e dollars place Of Slt0
ID e general paper market there transactions To-
ay rates md small sums There is not
much disposition eyincea the part Of borrowers to allow in
forest lit HE rates Of 2iGDss S,rt, IaF annura
The Exchange aket to-day auldul 1t the opening,
stupid ut m .sian inescsnay depressed at the close
OF hnsncss The for checks New York was
steady dssount There Is Demand for time bills
ussfda there sales Of drafts vt discount for
round siIs IN sterling sales The glory Of
the departed Sales of clear bills were made
dc making extreme rates to from a5@aT Francs
were seIy continue We quote tenders without
being taken up at 5e0@5T5 Rentals, which have to be
ruied oan be figures But for parties
csnas collected at this War times
~ II saps sAetsc being in funds. There Is doubt
however ta many have to be prompt at the banks the
The month their there agents
Wis not disappointed their collections But this is
oercye measures towards tenants and hifers Of
i propefty.
The New FORK money market Is becoming tight. Failures
occurring daily the dozen The backs of the city of New
LOST Inst week neagly og0 coin notwithstanding
thsg receised million os dollars from California.
Ths following from the Journal of Commerce. Of April so
fully confirms the tigltness in Wall streets to get the
hest paper Won't New York shake and otter when the
Soath and North actually get 70 blows
Thste currency for business and WIFI not be
tiled We have not thought
best Is publish It excitement list Of failures
mi ~ refer distant readers
81 II negoae oals either
nsF ava baai made sS5 Rct month bnt the only
es which included IN small list Of houses
eya extended beyond available resources, and thee
would be taken NJ its9 Pet. ailna.
Exchange lower but still very Irregular
AoEe All 10 ass London socnrlen-
fay fpf lo4 lo5 for
I9s.
Ihsrs many inquiries regard to those IN New
hS Nave subscribed their money towards the volunteers
sIe souih the follow
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: :
Per steamship Texas from Tndauola and GaveStoWood
ward and lady Mrs Young Mrs Caper Mrs and
servant Smiley and lady W. A. Slaughter and lady Knoll,
lacy and SON. Roode and three hdren Mrs Cohen and
mother Buereld and lady. Mrs Butler and niece, Miss Jones'
Mrs Stockton children and servant Mrs Blanchard and
two children Dover Shepherd Thompson Person league
Dreyts Hszepr Thompki9 Ronn rec Massey j. y II 81
Williams Willie. Buchanan. abrcronbe Fisher Fare Field
Ward Bia Tae-6O volunteers from Texas 10 c. s. Al6
deck. negroes.
Per steamship Matagoa from Galveston and Sabine Pass
Miss D. anuiry Lee Scott Earer T. Whittier and lady Gun
ninghan j. G. Ham, L II Newson McCuloch, A. Young
lady and four children, Gibbe Hoges on deck, negro
Per steamship Mobile, from Lavaoca-s cabin.
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Domestic Ports.
Forei q. -, 4.

Charleston April 2lArfised from this port schooner
iliaion, Ryan. ~
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IaIarilte ,gateLlIaelltt.

CRgscEK~ orrfcr, No. 10 Camp Street,
Tuesday Morning, Mey Z, 1861,
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OtenreH NeSteEEaye
Steamer Maria Denning Carroll for st euis Fnkerson
S Gamer Atlantic McGfll, for louisville Bell &co
Ship Mero1ols. Foster for Bordeaux, Meeker, Knox &co
IEoghton Rankin eco
Ship sIamaranaok, Gushing, for liverpool,
Gamuack 6 Converse
Brig Anime, Killmlan, for Bordeaux. w Dewey Geo
Sehr VIM Abbott Smith, for Bordeaux, W } Dewey &cu
Schr dnlia Pratt Pratt Providence, R ~ NJ Soiia
Schr Anna Bell Steiper, for Pensacola oSerton &ce
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i4g Afa0e5 seVeraI0
+, s. .Fearpg. slSelRatsee i Berwick ~ 500
Mi sard oonss 200 James Gordon Bennett.
saezFs Id fIraaiieaf COIL {ogaF kneesud SEQ
ssnsFn Bycsh 0oaI M Payened u Co 800
Daniel st Miller 100 Eresf shroedeF Y Co... SOD
4 Jsasstthrg johag,on 81 lJ Frerchs Co.. 500
fssS ~ DOE Maitland Phelps & Co. =. $40
1aysess 1901 Sttrgss Bennett & Co... 1000
M {s5 VIM. Wh Hook. 500
lU1 HI G. De TshaIu. LOCO
gfa9as III Isafg Il CO. SpA Barclay Lvingsto $50
4 Il N tlrnean Sherman & Co. 1000
ATs5Fr 40 Alex Dniican LOCO
sss@sss M ter i. s. Robbins 4 Son. y. GOO
G ag Ayrnar q Co 500
%s4sTfsi sfNss TrhdesInen's Rank coo
gla tJ 1901 fsenj. Ayrnar 800
ffsaf Jola Bxiifoii 100 Pacific Bank. go
sEaeei scr m Hoe 10 $50
n III WiIIsTe IN. 25 gsRRhasi i Halisn4 a 5000
hi M fEsksf III eHn All T Stewart dryzgapd5 Ia1 d1
$sa4esi 100 fohf Monroe Il tgo.gy.s. G11
IN ~ s 10 lJ1h4a o. Tucker. .s.H 10
5ast 100 A. IssliT e 20 eco
NJ IL nd saSsss NIL ffsegeffY K Go ..4.4... $50
56an fInsgaE1s aneii aiint1l1 & CO. no
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BeIow---Coning Up.
Passengers.

Steamship Louisiana, Kirby I'm Layacca 10 Godenbow Les
ship haries Pennell arelcher FIN Havre March sh Bax
ter, Lowell Eco.
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GREs1Hg5 nFEsaE. Nn. no EaArt sEnrErs
psSaay MoraHe- my !, tssl IS
There wa 70 itEiai change IN the 1aarke
ana le Fass about 800 bales at afmer
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LOWER COAST AND LAFOURCHE.

Leaves every tuesday, at r. NJ SATURDAY. 9AM,
THE FAST PASSENGER ACKET
L. fourche, jog, Dalteres, master leaves New
Esi39s5E4ssaSfE Monday and Thursday. in daylight.
YIRG1NIu6 o. DENTzEL
nl2 Advertising Agent.
~ The \. g, G. and H. 7. Company will have clerk st
the foot of st. Louis cm this date freight
For freight apply board at the Office Of the
Cornnanv. 10 Cont street
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G. FLEMING, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IR
~ Gss Fixtures, No. HarrB Row, i542 Magazine street
pear the market will atlend faihIly and pueuay ell
de entrusted 70 him Storos Dwellings, ETC. fitted 1y
and on reasonable terms.
EAn orders left in Bog En- AGO. Bsct anica Exchange
ell he rrrrrtlv attardrAts. nEI
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EPAVE DU QUATRTEHFE DTSTIsICT.-u a
ee conduit a depot DIES tpnves du Quaeme District
CONNIE epRye- - " " ''
une Mne dun bun fonce marquee dun sous I'm antre j.
y les dts nnnaux pas as rois 3ours et
e as pa{SS Us seront yendus enchere puhlque au dit
depot, lie MERCRElI. de mai 1861, h 10 heures A. NJ
j. MILTON RELF, Commissaire DIES Rnes.
Observation-Disclosures, Ter de mai 1861 mv2 H
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FIRST DISTRICT PGUND.-yyas brought
10 the FIRST District Pound the corner Of LAFAYETTE
and Vine Streets estray- ~ - '~
One brown Mule, with white nose
One Dray, No. 6IS old brand
One set Of Harness.
Hhlch II not claimed within five days the EXPENSES
taeTe9n pad will be sold at public auction said Pound on
New Orleans, May s. 1861
Registered May 6, 1861. ~ ''
V. DUPLEssIs, Comptroller.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12

Female luegultHust, vsakasss, Uterias dilpiaes.
meat, aud ull ocaluieiine difiours and constitution
al tIcnhlef 81 womsn entirely cured BY the Graei
snheE Mauhallf Uterine Catholicon.
Ia hltconnsctiou, Rits nsechst sister Of the Rev.
Heavy Ward heeshsT, Ia Lsttsu 10 the reods, page
I25, tsytl
"lhAse nine sister and ,iHsrin lave and fourteen
isnals eousiul al married. and an delicate and aihag
Amidthe tnmentg circle ofmy iriendt aud acahaini.
aaor', eauuui rs,a ten married sdls, born ia ths
century and ccuuiili who arc perfectly hcahhy.n
% eases, however, whcrg the GfActenhors catholic,
on has heru uscd, must cay hat health has fapiiy
iskon ihe place ut dissass, aud ladies hare becoms
rohutii strong, virofout aud hpahhy,
Mrs, HleHssn, Of Elmira, tays "Rrauufub tnhecd,
ttthe tonhNinF, iustine nature % woman, hut how
mach Goes % ueed 30 Do protected hy waichihncss
that VIII he'd hrt Ia uwe of aitrasr 20 appeal 20
medical adviser of scisuiido sdacauon uotal worth
and purity OF chsractet.a
Au'hoie may BE- secured By aa1resaiag ,As Crasfsa
herF company.
sm Acknowledgment. Mv hsau has hisiy
aohed 10 wttnsst tho Feeble hralh efwomsn AZ hsve
t,Neleany circnii 1hHg ne fospri ihs "A Ged
how opet, that hare lthtss aiscatef give vay
10 ihc efagisrherg Marhalrt tfuuc GathohruH,
whsroNgrii has hecn u,ed. Rev. PEfER SHARP,
Mdg~an Mghgau. fe5meIJ q we,te.n staF1,
MrdipA 40 20.
FerS5ia hy Duns,t 4 Co., n W. snydsn Tina,
n, lhui lowelli nf. Z, Yates, Nreea fnfnrfi Wm,
Rnipgeh Aulcai u liodnop q Co., MtCuichcayillsi
and BY msdicine 'raler thinughoni the state,
Al %, htNGslEN, Cleveland
ssJlf' Ageat hH oho
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
AYERS
COmpannd Extract Of SarSaparlIIa,

The most e(rccmal remedy which the mcdionl
skill OF our times can devise for this every
whore prevailing and fatal ualudy. Il IS COM
pinsd from the most active rcmsdinls that have
been discovered for the cxpurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
systom from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be cmplnypd for the cure Of
not only Scrohla, but also those other aifce-
lions which arise from it, such as EHuPTIvB
and SKIS DIsrAsrs, Sr. ASrHoNr's FmE,
R0Sr, or EUySlrEtAs PlNrtEs, pUavuLBs,
lloTCuEs, liLArNs and Bous, lessons, letter
md SALT RuEHN, Scam HgAD. RIN0woRN,
iatrrMArIsN, SYrHLriC and NEHcCRiAL Dis
EAsES DnorsY, DYsrErsIA, DEniLlrY, and,
mdccd, ALL COMPLAINTS AWISING FROM YITIA-
rEp yu INWnE Bloom. The popular belief
Ia '"ispa1jig oI the biood" Is founded m truth,
for scrontla is degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Snrsnpa-
rilla is 10 purify md rcgOneratc This vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions,