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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
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Compound Extract Of SarSapariIIa

the most sHeetuAl remedy which the medical
kill OF our dmeS can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal mAlady. II is com
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
system from It's destructive consequence.
Hence Il should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula, but also those other hAfoc-
tons which arise from II, such as ERUPTIVH
and Skin DIaEABRa. ST. ANTmoNI's FIRE.
ROsE, OF EWVHrELAs, PiArLEs, PUaTULHi,
RLoTcuEs, BLAISs aud BOIIs. TuHoRs, TRrIHR
and SALT RHEUG, Seam lIEAD, RINoWORS,
RiIBUNATIsNt, SIrHiIiTIo and ARRcuKIAL Dn-
EAsEs, DROrsr, DTsPErsIA, DEuILITY, and,
indeed, ALL CoNrLARrs AWAINO TRoN VlTIA-
rED on INPURR BLooD. The popular belief
in m'PWity ofhs blood" is founded in truth,
for perofula Is a degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sartnpa-
rila is 20 purify and Tegensrate this vital nuld,
without which sound health il impossible hl
contaminated constitutions. 'ff
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14


Feaala Irregularities, ssehests, ulaTlas aaplaes
aaut, unt ah loaal dgatie aRi constitutes
al trssblfs ~ aamsa eaifay eured ~ he GFaqi
sAhsrE MaFthalfa UtsFlas Cathohcoa.
Ia thiaeoaHsctoA, Riss hssohsh sister ef the Rev,
nsesy WeSt nsse hsI, 10 Lsiisu 'e ths resdis Pags
~, sayui
II nave ulas sls,sF sud sislesiaisSs. taa Rulsssa
enals saefua. sl aalIled and AZ dsioat- aaa siag
And Ne tuaeugs eltole 81 ~ ifieads sd aeahaiae
eaeel, eaaaei real ,sa paThsa letles bega "a Aii
esat4lI 4a4 e1anl y. ula AZ pell1elly hoauhy.r
~ eases, heWsxsis shela tos GEAalsahsfa CaiAeNo-
"a h1a esaa aaaa mnll tay thut health has laptdy
iahen Ne plaae ~ dtaaas, aad l.diaa hava bseema
/ ioAatti uiIoaa, xlHoloua ani haahhy,
Mra. oleatea, 81 Elaila, sayti "usautfel, taastt,
tttka eaaadin9, tiultinT aaieTs ~ gemaa, kal has
SSH deet lasd d ~ elaiseisa - satchielasia
tAal siu iesd AtT 4 tine u dissass 10 aPpsa y :
asAss nll,r,i f.tlsaiilt eiaautltui asl1 wer,A
AlisAs.ssaJes b 'sasIsa v 'aA's'sias As sesssf'a'
| lta 4 HrlAsailtals,uynss. ~ Aaan has aail(,
trhal q l4fst ~ itl1l1 lfalia q wanUoe htFa
tlaualaa ~ ellolt he nolpsL AthEaA 4al,
kauaslI, lh1l have lasa ~ lthata diseases glse u1y
y ~ olsslsahsag Mal.Aallt Ctssles cslhslisal.
aA1gIpsIlt Aal Asoa go, hss. fnTgn taAhf.
~ ~, al,Ae,s. fslAsf6 4 "sasaA s'.sa,
~ s,is y hsnss = c., y. a. eaytss. Tiaal
y. Nan, i.ssslli D.. =. fRsiss Ggsss spsia(si VI.
sst y lsallslns isaisSs tNgss IAsst tAs elsls.
u 3. GfNGsLHY, Cleveland,
hslF oaeAs lNtVNief
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
Az Rts
Ague Cure,


Eoh THE aFHEDT ouRE OF
IntsErAittsnt Fever, sr Fever and Agus.
49, P.s,a5issI YSsaIa.hs 80 usIIsas
Headache, and BiliouH FeVers, indeed
for ths whole Glass Or dlseRsoa oriGtnat-
ths Malaria OF MlAamatle Countries.
We are enabled hore TO offer the community
remedy which, while Il the above eompialnta
With certainty. Is still ptrfoetN harmless In any
quantity. Such remedy is Invaluable IN districts
where these alIlisting disorders prevail. This
Cum" eNpela the miasmhtie pOison Of fHVER
AsD AgUB nom the System, and prevents ths -
velopment Of the disease, II taken on the hrSt AP
pzoaeh Of its prsmonitory symptoms. It's not only
the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
Of oomPlaints. but also the cheapest. The large
quAntily supply for dollar bTingsi il within the
reach ol every body and IN bilious districts, whore
FEYEH AND A0UB prevails, every body should
have Il and Il freely both for cure and prOtse
ton. A great superiority Of this remedy ever Agy
other ever discovered FOR the speedy and certain
cure Of InsnnttontS Is that It contains Qninine
or mineIal, consequently Il produces no quinisn or
ether Injurious effects whatever upon the contutu-
tion. those cured BY 4 are lsft a. healthy a. II
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague Is not alone the consequence Of
the niasmatie poison. A great variety Of disor-
dsra arise nom lis irritation, among which are
Ns'He5ta, hAsumatifHt, God, Headache, Biiad-
nesl, 1oothaeAs. Egraehs, CaiaTTA, AslAnla, Pal
s'ist,oH, Isl9fsl 6ssiios ef fhs Spleen, Hpsta'-
'ss, Pdia "a fAs Dssssi5, Coie, paralysss and Ds-
raHgfmeni ef ths Sioaiash. al Of which, when
originating in this cause, put on the inisrmifienf
tyTe, or become periodical. This CURE" expsls
Che polson troIn The blood and consequently cures
heru en nllke- II . an invalnabie prote ciion 20
inlndgTarta and pefHona trarsllinr o. tsmpofafilY
resding IN the raAlasloa diaaiets. u ftaktn ossa.
si0naly or daily while exposed 10 the affection.
that viii Be engrclea nom the system Ana ssnnot
accumulate in saiheient quantity 70 fipoa into 6s-
ease Hence L u even mora sallaAbk Tor nrotee-
ton than care and les will evel salIer huIa Inter
nIittena u they avail themselves of The protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared BY prI o AYHR 3 90, LEVEL, lIAsG
.puBoIs 4 ca, spd " all DFuggi,ia nd p,slsn
'''prA''s if w rTitP,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

=. Heal uqal0tdr leaheotea g = Nay "a ~.
NJ, H. o. hiuFtiaY. nht--i k1Fa bsaa Hl,linF The
medicine. efhe GtasisaheFr Cempahy lsF the lttt 10
Tsaftl aht haTa ihrafahly ound them % give great
sautisciien aad the pills have toa 10 eFsai aaay
AmiheaA a. FeaalaI a. tAail tea ahd caate, aaa tth
ny trade they have hscome staple aHiuls. MaFihalh
Utsrss cetheheaa 10 uasdioias that has deAs eFsA,
aatat 81 good la lomAle Il teatsa. Oae lady seid
u ta told ne che had received mefe hsnedt fom oae
bote thAn the "a hoa laar roufte af noaieAl Jreai
asal y ths a,sfl ltlllllal Islsisaa. Nean tsyl'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
GRAEFENBERG
FANtLV ME0lClNRR.
HOME TESTIMONY. 2

uAHrFopp, Tyunbnn Co., o., Msssh 5,h, IeST.
hstsby esstty thai have kssu dsaling la The Graf.
iahslF MsaisiRss foS the past year and tFuly
ele hks hsts, pafticniagly he Pta aad Catbolieon
They vii fsadiy perform al tnd tbaa t pFonit ed
NJ ,hsa. have sold sheat say bottles Of The CAth,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-02-21
e PLURfBUS UNUM.

though macy aud bright are the stars that appear
In thai flag by our country uufurf'd, y
and The stripes that are swsllin IN majesty tnere,
Like iainbow adorriing the world;
Their lights are nRsullied as those in the sky,
BY deed thai cur fathers have done;
I'd they're leagurdin as true and as holy tie,
In their motto Of .'Many in one."
From the hour when those patriots fearlessly flung
That banner OF star light abroad;
Ever true 10 themselves, to that motto they clung
As they chung to the promise Of God. ,-A
BY the bsyonet traced at the midnight ofwar,
On the fe DIS where our glory was won;
d. perish the heart or the hand that would mar,
-.sur motto Of Many an one.o d GEI
From where our green mountain tops blend with
the sxv. n. EH-l KOS aHar 5ra Fl. .-
Z And The giant st. Lawrence is roipd
Tothe waves where the balmy Hesperides lie,
= I.ike the dream of some prophet OF old; q
They conquer'd-and dying, bequeath'd 10 our
care -. .---..--
Not this bonndless dominion Alone
But that banner, whose loneliness hallows the air,
And their motto of "ManY in one."
We are many in one, while there glitters star
In the blue of the heavens above; ..--
And tyrants shall quail mid their dungeons afar,
When they gaze OIL that motto of love.
Ii shall CLEAN DER the sea, mid the bolts Of the
storm,
Over tempest, and battle, and wreck;
And flame where our guns with their thunder
grow warm,
Meath the blood on the slippery deck.
Though the old Allegheny may tower to heaven,
Aud the Father of waters divide,
The links of our destiny cannot be riven
While the ruth of these words shall abide.
Then obi lei them glow eachheImet and brand,
Though ON Vi cd, like our rivers, shall run;
Divide as we may in our own native ianu, 49,
To the rest of the world we re "1n.
Then up with our fag-let ii stream on the air,
Thoug h our fathers are cold in their graves;
They had hands that could strike, they had souls
that could dare, --'- 7.
And their sons were not born TO be slaves.
Up, up with that banner, where'er il may call,
ON millions shall rally around; ~
A natlon of freemen that moment shall fall
When IFS stais shall be trdIi'd on the ground.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-02-21

SOCIAL LIFE.-It is only in So
ciety that the power and faculties
of man arrive at perfection, and
from Society arise the sweetest and
most facinating pleasures which can
soothe the cares and enhance the
enjoyments of humanity. flow de-
licious and interes sting it is for ra-
tional beings to live and converse
with, and move among, those who
participate in the same nature, and
are inspired with same sentiments,
affections and hopes. Let Us then
observe the best means by which
the order and tranquility of social
life are preserved, and the progress
of civilization and refinement promo
ted and quiekened. With the i'm
provement of society is combined
the Improvement of man in a point
of view, at once religious, moral and
intellectual. ,rs 67eyF
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-02-21

w Tom Hood says nothing
spoils a holidaylike Sunday coat
or new pair Of boots To have
time set easy, your garments must
set the example. 3
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-02-21

c. Ny dear Julia. said one pref
ty girl to another, "can you make
your mind to marry that odious Mr..
Snuff?p Why, my dear Mary, re-
piled Julia, 81 believe l could take
him at a pinch" Fog
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-02-21

n ENZfNE for taxing out grease, etes sealas
ID ing Glue. Cocoaeine for the hair, ano MT
Aliens Hair Restofer, al for sale by .i,,e
oct,l CROPP & WILLIAMS
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-02-21

@Y Sehridan, scholar, wit and
spend,hrift, being dunned by tailor
to pay at least the interest of his
bill, answered that it was not his
interest to pay the principal, nor
his principle to pay the interest.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-02-21

OFF Value the friendship ofhim
ads by you in the storm;
insects will surround you
Vine.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-02-21

poet who tried to rem
6noor prose into rhyme
fmake what was
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-02-21

A BEAUTIFUL REFLECTION
Bulwer eloquently says: 81 can
net believe that earth is mans abid-
ing place. 1t cannot be that our
life is cast upon the ocean of eterni-
ty, to float moment upon its waves
and then sink into nothingness.-
Else why is it, that the glorious as
pirations, which leak like angels
from the temple of our hearts, are
forever wandering about unsatisfed?
Why is it that the rainbow and
cloud come over us with beauty
that is not o. earth, and then pass
off and leave us TO muse upon their
faded loneliness? Why is it that the
stars, who hold their festival around
the midnight throne, are set above
the grasp of our limited faculties,
forever hooking us with their un-
approachable glory? And finally
why is it that bright forms of hu-
man beauty are presented to our
view and then taken from us leav-
ing the thousand streams of our af-
fections 10 flow back in alpine tor
rents upon our hearts? We are
born for higher destiny than that
of earth. There is a realm where the
rainbow never fades; where the stars
will spread before us, like Islands
that slumber on the ocean, and when
the beings that PASS before US like
shadows, stay in our presence for
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-02-21

w.Arry, 'op huy and 60 hover
TO Mr.. 'Arris's, and hax i'm hif 'e'as
a Bit of bash or hoax to max a am
mer 'andle. p = 4 'ssss
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-02-21

Coal Oil Lamps. 600
A LARGE and well assorted stock, which VT
"A will sell cheap. The oil we keep constant
iy on hand. octii CR0PP s. WILLIAMS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08
5itidnciaI.
GAZE Of IOWA STATE sTOcKs.-PRo-

GALE of IOWA STATE sTOCKs.-PR0-
- PosALs for LOAN to the, STATE of IOWA, Of.
By The underignd Agents At the Meopc,n Baak 90 tSs
City Of Newf ntni2 o'clock m. Of SATURDAY the l3h
ceedng $4,000 belnga part q loan exceeding $4,000
General Assembly, ested An act TO poVi, for -. iso
sale of State Bond to procure money for the
Of Iowa 70 enable repel INVASION and defend % war;
The vhich the sealed prOpOssl. aforesaid win be re-
Of that sum which bouds may sold in the private
sale at their nominal par value previous to the 18th day Of July
The Bonds for the sale of which The said sealed proposals win
OF the party making the proposal to be expressed IN said
ppo.s signed by The Governor The Auditor
Iowa with stee,t coupons at ached The AaSoI Of
State but a,teed by the Great seal Of toe STATE Of lows
o Of twenty yerl nom the date thereof and the gyeu:
Of the Is. days Of January and July Of
epa eisd snSp and on aid bonds Seiss e,opo
,sd TO be made at any ether place City New
York by giving thirty days public notice 'f saeh place m three
Tna has evocsby PLEDGED rs h provide slsquae
10 pay the interest said Bonas the becomes
Tat napose or as & arising
eutre taxable property OF the state mss oeen nd
tie census board other proper ofcer or officers dsy
provided by law may II pc ehIoceG oy ss %
aynent Of all expenses Of collection. ,,no o..
of Iowa on the stock thereby creared nor on the inefes wc
may payable thereon and that the vane oil said stock sn
impaired authority oil
expressly provided that nothing said law contSoed shall beso
construed s exempt from taxation any part OF the capital
stock OF the branches Of the State Bank OF Iowa .
The 100 Bonds authorized by said act wil be 500 M s
the No conditional oposas viii be considered inc
reserved all such proposals az sh Do
considered viii promote the beet interests Of the state
The viii be specie able in hand on delivery S hs
Bonds sold 10 the purchasers. . -, -
The proposals opened u o'clock % the 18th day
of July d. 1861 by tho undersigned at The place OF recep-
ton TIE presence Of such per pope to be
and The loan awarded to he best and odder
accepted on the l5h day OF July, A d 1851
bs addressed uoder seal 20 the under1gned,
care Of Metropolitan Bank NewYOTk City marked Proposals.
for Iowa State Loan"
number certified copies Of the act snihorfog said loan
and Of the action of the Board Of Commissioners therein
yded for with other documents pertaining tbereto be found
al the Metropolitan Bank in the City Of New Tor nspec
ton and ex animation.
MATURIN L. FISHER,
York June 19, 1861.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08
alnsital gnsirumenis.

T IGHTE g. BRADBURYS'
IL NEW SCALE oyERSTRUNG BASS PATENT INsuLA.
TED FULL IR0N-fRAME GRAND and SO ARE PIANO
RORTES, No. al BToome-st.
everybody says be true Every body they
the best; therefore they must be the best.
DEMOVAL.-HORACE WATERS, Agent has
III removed 10 No. 43l Broadway, between Grand and
Broome.ts where he sells new 7oetsve for and
warranted Second hand PIANOS and MELODEOSS from
S25 100. All kinds Of Musical Nechand.e a pdces
Pianos and Nelodeons TO rent from " upwsId Monthly
nebts received for tho same. ALEXANDRA ORGANS for
Churches At low prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08
alilitarp Noiltcs.


,,,,a udapts Of Companies desirious Of connecting
A S1,ns " IN regiment Tor the war TO be comuanded BY
rnitary nan will communicate by letter. or IN per
- viii the subs,ber at No. IA Neseyst New i0k On
,sr es,s "a conpany GEO IA. BlDDLE,
'oi1~0' NV Lste Colonel y. Y. s. /.
Veterans cf the National Guard.-A stated quarterly
,g II This wi be hed at headqUaltefs, Nation.
a. Guard AfInory, MONDAY EVENING, 9Th inst, a. u
s,losE By order TAYLOR, Adjuant
we. the Undersigucd Committee, do most yospeet.
fy set any subscriptions Of money or clothing for the pof
os Of supporting the sent Of cavalry known es the New
Tok Noried Rfelnen f1ur hundred men already Tonedh
now being raed under auspices Of Lieut. Col Dcbe com
mspdng 10 y raby known 1 the Ne foFk pub c as aSacn
o. jps Col Dicke having served ten years IN the Pros-
sp cavalry years her Of tactics and nine yeaTs as cap
isiD cavalry in the Newly State Militia can most cor
aly recommend hm your Kind support By permission
" Diekle following disting lhed Gen
Jpo A. Dix Gen Chas. w SandoTd Hon John CochrAne r.
Witthaus esQ ~ A. Low esq, and p NJ "etnore, Gao.
Any ofths Committee win receive subscriptions a. 'he
81 W. COOPER, No. 26 Park place.
r. A. WITTHAUS No. "a barclsyst
HENRY A. MOTT, No. las Broadway,
MS LA FARGE, No 80 Libelty-st
IUCIUS HOPKINS No. 24j Broadway,
Pre,id Mt Importers aud Traders Bank.
Military Camp Utensils. -
Ae stools cots camp ches complete for iodr
oE eizht persons, ofimproved patterns ..,o,-,
SOYERS PORTABLE CAMP STOVE,
fbe most complete article in We have furnished number
ef op reiments with them and it gives saiacton
n shou notice and At wholesale prices by BALDWIN
JOHNSTON, No. % Maidenlane.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08

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New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08
THE TRIBU UNE for 1861.
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information mainly the mufarous correspondents o. the
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6perlal Noiices.

American Institute Earmers1 Club will meet at is
sooms H Inc Cooper Union Building, THIS DAY (Moncay az
~ O'Clock Morning Subject" Corn Fruit and Flowers"
Admission free .-., :, -. -. =. 49,
TRxecutiye Coumiftee oftbe Republican, Central
cmmitfee,-A MEETING of this Committee VII De held
nj HeadqusIters corner Broadway and Ddst, IoMOhhO"
lMondsyl EVENING, JuiyS' pprrvE ch.,r,,.,.
n s. DINeBAa, lsscre.syiss
ROBERT EDwARDs,
New-YorlE Young Mems Christian Association.
A ASPkClAL MEETING Of this OcalOn Will g nea AZ
their rooms Bible House, MONDAY EVENING yaue
O'Clock D ecisey consider business OF great im oance.
A fun attendance isrequested
Netice-A QUARTERLY MEETING OF the MARINE
eOCIETY Of RewYoT viii be held on MONDAY EnnNlNd
July g. q. O'Clock, at the UNITED STATES hoIEL' cor
@'' VI ~ ~ - JOSEPH TINKHAM, Secretary.
PcIIticaI-A Re gular Meeting The FIFTH WARD kE,
PtRilCAN ASSOCIATION will be held at Laids Ffth AID
Hotel ON MONDAY EVENING, July g. 1851, at O'CLOCK
Pnnctpal Attendapce IL requested (By order.)
JSEPa B. TAYLOR, President
VIZ. H. BAILEY, WV. PAREER Secs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08

NIIIKD ANENUE SAN INOO DAMN.
Ill Cor 3rd av and 25thst.
CHARTERED 1855
SIX PR CENT INTEREST allowed ell fcm One
ALL bEPosfrS MADE ON OR BEFORE 10Th JULY
WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM JULY |.
Bank open daily from Toto also Monday "Wednesday and
'''D'''' '''A'''' SPENCER X GREEN, President.
STEPHEN g. Guilds Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08
yUJTV4N's AMERICAN JOURNAL
SCIENCE AND ARTS.
No. 9l.-JULY, 1901.


CONTENT: a.,
Aor Pese,-ehes Of Paseur respecting the Ibeory
,.aon Generaon tsnslated and condenseo bJ ~ y. "
II H. Naro-boro-csce and another borss an an
the 0vpsum Of Nova Scotia: by Piof Henry How IT. O
t ACQUIRING with Calcite In Apof h5ite In the zap oi
the Bay Of Fundy; by Prof Henry How ~ oa some CUE"
,os conc.ruinE the Coal Formon Of the United s5a.es
Leo Le,quereuI " On the production o. ths my %
NJ Carey Lea VI. On the Exact separation OF tne
Sr NJ seS Lea VII the Pah and Velocity Of the 9neJ NJ
x County (Ohio) Meteor Of Nay lst 1860; by YoI h W
Ey.n Vim CaIeoguphy by Prof Dewey IA kemsiss mars
~ h Nsozo Red Sandstone Of the Ausnc slope AUG h9,ce
Of tbe Dis ;ovsy Of BOneBsd therein At PhaniIye ~
~ n Wbeatiev NJ A X. On the Classihcaion oi Visanle
Sb,ances by Series by James Sche Al Iheoincsi ~
s,ion NJ he Dimensions OF Donas Cometi oy ifoi W a.
Norton XII The Great Aurora Exhibition oi avg %g1n 70
st 1,b e5q-7th Article; By Prof Ehes LOOMS MI. EoeA
III M theological Relations and Distribution oy fIo y ~
Sn6rews XIV On the Chrystslne Form oi we w
Mseresa from Texas IN Pennsylvania by O j. pIusn:
Co-ssnondence Of Jerome NickleSScienhG lDteinsenoe
PDbS.bc5 ,be lat Of every Second Month Pnce PEI
ssr AZ "a cents single number. Sabscripons received au
,is nnrnbe sod BY the Agent, JAMES MILEh successor
10 q 8 FRaNcIs & Co, No. 522 Broadway.
TJIHE PULPIT and ROSTRUM, No. 20, con.
4 t.ins the Letter Of Motley, the Historian, on the
CAIIsEs OF THE AMERICAN civil. WAX
most able valuable statement that should De put on
reSe IT. bat az nngbeTs of THE PULPIT AND R0STRUM
tain TIE best Oratons Lectures, &C - = .,u
Price 10 cents per number tweyefor fl Sent Dy Gt
IL 'A' NJ IS Howard It ,New.Yors!
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Boaro an6 Rooms.

BOARDING fora few select city BOARDERS
be obtained ae the 20h July at the Hudson River
Institute, Clavsrsek Columbia Co. N. Y Adde'S Rev. A.
PLAck, Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08
Chances for Business alen.

MERCHANDISE WANTED in EXCHANGE
lNE for very desirable downtown store About sl2 90
worth required Address A, tribune Office with full particu
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08
Cost anS foumo.

EOUND July 2, some Articles of JEWELRY.--
The owner the by addressing note to
esS wv. 80 IssyVAs-, s..s....-S Is e.; Gg9gegty,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08
Real Qsiate for Sale.


TOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-A prominent
IL aud valuable CORNER STORE property, easy terms.
exchange for romantic residence with lind 20
honrs New.YoIk by yerpey, Harlem New Haven, Ee
Railroads steamer Adde'S postpaid fall descriptions for
weeks Boz No. 248 Brooklyn p. %.
TOR SALE or 10 LET-A very pleasant and
IL healthy COUNTRY RESIDENCE IA the village OF South
port twoh ours ride by the New Haven Rsro,d
from this y terms moders For particulars apply TO e. H.
CHRISTMAS, No. 265 broadway.
DESIDENCE for SALE--One hour from the
III city by Harlem Railroad, mile from the Depot
White Pain u Of good Land beautiful Cottage and
Carriage House fine Garden n order Possession imeds,ely
Price % 500 which lees than improvements cost Call
on address the owner S. ID. HUMPHREY White Plsin
Eew-iofk.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08

80, sntr
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neo0ins Garos, &r.

AT WM. EVERDELL's SONS.-Wedding
IA CARDS, Of the latest styles a, No loi Fa,onsi. N T.
WV. EygRDELL, IT, Henry EyTHDFLI- fEASClsEyKKDEiI-