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Navy Yard.

Tho Nangatuck left the yard this morning,
for New York, where she will bo put In com
plete order.
The transport Metamors arrived last night,
for repairs.
The guns, &C., from tho Norfolk navy yard,
which have been brought up by the sohoon'
ers W. p. Cox and Deborah, have NIL bean
landed, and are being arranged along the
wharvea.
A board for tho examination of tha appren'
tices md m,norsis In session AT the ysrd.-Sdr.
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FROM GENERAL HALLhCKs ARMY General
Buell. arrived at Huntsville, Alabama. on Sat-
urdsy evening. 2Sth ultimo, and took up hi,
quarters near those Of General Mitchell. Be-
tween Hunisvills and Decatur tho division,
commanded BY Generals McCoOk, Nelson, and
aud near Chattanooga.
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Personal.

Ex Governor Wood, Of Illinois. IL at Il Ma
tional Hotel.
Hon. James R. Hubbeli, Of Ohio; Major John.
son, OF Cincinnati and John U. Collins, Of Can.
ada, are at the Metropolitan,
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Bathing In the Canal

IL prohibited by law. George Ellis, . colOred
boy, was arrested on Wednesday last by Ofioer
WReedon, who discovered him making his sblu.
tions In that deleciable pool Of nth. dead car
oasses, and kindred denominations. Justice
Strxtton fined him $2.94.
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~ Law Notice. III ROBERT J. WALKER
aud FREDEkIC r. STANTON will practice Law
In the Supreme snd Circuit Courts, Court Of Gal
Courts Martial, Boards Of Commissioners, and De
partments. Aided BY two other associates, no part
Of an extensive husnses will be neglected address
WALKER h STANTON, otice 2S6 y street, Wash
lngtou, ID @. ap aa-Sm
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PRIVATE.
PRIVATE.
PRIVATE,
DIR. LA BONITA

Il happy tU say that having recovered his health,
be 4 Ain TO BE- found hi old Office ready to cure
ali dissase OF Private Chronic Nature, quickly
and permanently, or pay u 0oo damaR. and rsiers
the public to Professors Parker h Chiffon, Of the
New York CITY Hospital. Consultstions tree
NJ LA BUNrA,
Room No 9, Washington Buiding,
L. l3--lm tor S.vputh u ard Penn av
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~ Special N0tice.-Ou and sftSr Tuesday
April 1852, the trains the Baltimore and Ohh
Rairoad will commence running daily, (Sundsy,
exceptcd) leaving tnis Station ct Leo .. m, and
ooauecting at Washlnstoo Junction with Mai
Trsiu for all parts Of the West ua Wheeling o,
Psrkersbufg. Through ticket. sold and bsgga&s
checked. ". p. SMITH,
II. Of transportation b. 4 o. z. z.
p1-du [8tSr / 9lobel
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The Emancipation Commissionsrs.
Tho following petitions have been Aled since

Tho following petitions have been hled since
our last:
Allison NayIor, Jr.. 2 slaves; r. Nsyior, i;
Elizabeth Williams, q; Ariana J. Lyles, IL;
Elisha Jonss, executor, 6; James l.. Addison, o;
Elizabeth u, ssiar, ]; Catherine Chisholm, q;
Jnsarh and Thomas Weaver, 7; Joseph Weaver,
Up 10 this time, s75 petitioners have filed
claims for 2,877 slaves.
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CITY GARDEN,
w NEW YORK AVkNUR,
BdSoen Iira and Seossd iNreets.

The subscriber respectfully informs the public
that lie nas re oenei the above pleasant retreat tot
thus season, and ihat hereafter, on every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at O'Clock y. IN there will be
3 Band Of Music In attendance.
! A fne Ten pin Alley aud Shooting Gallery have
beeu erected for the amusement Of visitors.
Club, and Associations can have the use of the
9aydtn by RiyirR rOtice to the proprietor. lie
pledges himself thst he win use his best enaesvors
20 please ali wh0 Will honor him with their presence
NV 9I-Sm ERNST LEFFLER.
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WANTS.

ID DDns AND BOARD WANTED Two
N GENTLEMEN are desiTous OF obt ,ining Two
PLEASANT ROOMS. and permanent bOAkD, tn
. pIivae family, wnere there but few hoaid =
he location must be In The vicinity OF the Pat
ent once, References exchanged Address =. y.
Reputl,oan office. jsxGu,
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Georgetown or the seventh ward (l.laud) who fA,i
10 receive their psEen regularly will obligs ID.
agent, D Drlphey, BY leaving notice at Mr.
when all dslinqasncies will be promptly attended
To- may n
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irasis AubSsr ossdls.

Msws Henry A. Hall Co Of Bos,oo, who have
tspt branch store 1t sos pepusylyauia avenue
WaAhinstoa,, D. o., havS 1atsly WttLdssWn thsiT
stook fof the sunmef and ous eitissns osa procure
India Ru6btf Goods o. Every description, slsoted
from he lsg>a ss Ok Of Gan Goods In the world st
Ne srs Hall Co.'S India Rubbsf Warehouse, %
Ailk street, nnscn; aud ~ wosid psstsoelaFiy call
the attention Of Plumbers, Drugsid. Clothing de
srs, sd vtAsfs who Bay uss o. esll HARD o. 0of!
Co Will Be- forwarded By Mshtnisg sxprssi train
at msnufaetursss pr.es Fsieh pcsd, thsrsby ssv:
Ing quits . Proat q ~ who may lake advantays Of
mall when desired. kIMkW d
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Fast Ridtng.

Onicer Pendle, Of the Fourth ward, arrested
William McNickls. last Wednesday afternoon.
for ihst riding on tho street, and he WAS hued
S5.5s by Justice Walter.
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melting Of the lliiMnis, RELIEF Ass0cis.

A meeting Of the citizens Of Illinois was held
last Wednesday night IN tho room Of Commits.
sinn-r Dole NJ the Patent O1ico. Commissioner
Dole presided, and some stirring and eloquent
remarks wero made by Mr.. Brown, the Ser.
peant at arms Of the House Of Representatives.
and late editor Of the Courier, published ut Al
ton, Illinois.
A cnmmittea Of finance wM appointed to col.
lect fuhds and the determination was expressed d
mt 10 be behind other Statss In efforts for the
relief OF tho suffering soldiers. A collection
WAS taken up.
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MAHAl I q D.

At 6 O'Clock, on the morning Of the oath inst
al the parsonage OF the Seoond Baptist Church
BY Rev. b. +. Benton, BENJAMIN F. VAN H0aN
to Misc SARAH A. DULINALL, Of this city.
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Eye and Mar.

Best, Co. and iii ms 'adi-s Of the eye and ear ex
olusively tr,aud BY Dr. Won Moschxisker. Occu!isi
and auiist Dr. Won NJ. having shown BY the reia
BILE testimonials already publ'sheh, such y thcse
IRON Mayor Addisow, OF 0e e,rSttoen Richard
Caust+u, trl Senator Simmons, Krv. J. J. Mu
Ion, Joaathsn Guest, faq., Poat Once Depa' tmsnt
and mum :roua Otheis, his ability as occult aud au
o. the profession aud public TO make all farther PM
licaitcns unteccssyt, Ae I-xs Y fssurs tho.e who who
need hi proies lonsi services, INST uoder his care
nsso science can aS0fd yhem fof the restoration Of
sisht Or hearing. ,OAce sS7 Pennsylvsnia avsnue
Il Iy lC-N 1HtTF : a.t.-f'' itfb l7rt ...I...I.
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Phsssgpsps osrs GALLERY.

tographio Gallery which has lately been established
BY Chas weitne, at No. s3s Seventh street. between
LoaislanA avenue and D street, where psctures are
taken In the highest style Of the ART at The cheapest
rates: A pre-, ent, worth from twenty ave osn,s "a
two doliars, 10 given with each picture. Js l-in
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A1-Wsssoa's PrUSrs.s Of kl1very-Coplet
OF this work are for sale at the ooe Of the Naoua
Rep,iiiean. Pamphlet edition, ID cents. hound
edition, 10 cents.
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N. II. MILLER.
VIZ AsnlaoxOs SKIRT SACTOnY.

wANTED-So females 70 learn TO make skifts.
person oAn, In short time, make, ret week, from
~ 10 ~ lpasve, tor pastioslAss, at w Seventh 4
hstvssu u ard n. s~~ r-N
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Dlsmlssss
BaAklng Hates,

Robert Green was arrested In the Sixth ward
for larceny, and dismissed by Justice Gull.
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jy II

A1Union Prayer Meeting. UnioI
Prayer Meeting WILDE held every afern,oa THU
leysj osnmsncing st O'Clock, and continuins ons
hour. ...f' - jy2
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Visiting Days NJ the Hospitals in this
gpaa C1ty. rTntH
|. General Hospital, (Oircle }. Monday, Wed
nesdsy, Thursday, ana Saturday, between 2
and O'Clock, p. m.
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~ 0vana Meeting sS Psnnsvivanian Ne.
Thsre Will b grand nsstnl Of Penal yiyanisns
aud othefy letsfsstsd n ths eo(aiss Relief Aeooia
tios, this Friday evening, (iithJ ~ wilsrds Hall,
Gevs,nSr cURrIN and ether sniasa. speaker.
J. T.. nOoRuEAD,
:. pfssident ef ~ Boldisrs' nsIsf Assocla. Ion.
N1t [stasl 7 TT',.- o..
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LOCAL NEWS.
90 AdvsreissRp' A

Hsariy 10 thousand ospiss OF 0s h1sso-
ltoa~ are circulated among the Aoaans popua.
ton svsry day .bssidss thslarss nanosr seivee
70 regular subscribers. Advertiser VIII Ake
nots sooordinsiJ. ...
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o ? FlO1AL.

~ Psaasyivaaiaas.-A speelai meeting Of
ths \, ,Psspsy lvsnla solder, Relief Assooiatiou,'
vill BE- hsld at wiliards Hail. this (fridsy) even
a busisss Of importauss Is 10 be tfsnsso,sd, q
fall attsndsncs Of the soss Of ths "Oid Ksystoas'
). (. nooRHEAD, Prsid.n..
Jous H. SoLLrvxn, Secretary.
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OFElClAL l..

'fI ~ DnrAKrniST ~ sfArE,
'.." Washinkon, Jan. %, 1852.
Ths Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
msmbers OF Congress on business OH Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, he arst Of neIi
month. NJ .'-I =.
.--... WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
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~ 1assaie "A stated eoonunissaioa Of 81
Johns Loags, No. II, VIII b held this (friday|
= W. MoRRIs SMITH, ,sssrsta ,.
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CANTERBURY HALL.
Z Losisis.a Avenue. near sixth sersst.
The Coolest piar in the City.
The Man.gr have been induced, through the ear
Canterbury, to re'engase
The Triple Company
FOR ONE WEEK LONGER.
THIS Is Positively TOE LAST WEEK
They spvesr y, Front Str, ct Theatre, Baltimore on
hoGday, July II.
THE BEAUTIFUL
zANF7DTTA,
In New Tight Rope Act and spanish Dance.
.M'lSe .Mnrteft6 R0pei,
The fascinating Spani.h Danseuse, In two New
Danes, -ntitief " DE Grazieli " and " Bolero."
Miss Era Brent,
The charming 4onsstress, In Three New ballads
The SetErtsf Brothers,
Tho mos. astonishing performers in tn, wOili,
new fats Of strength
.aSsfOndtr ZuN freffH,
In aew Tight Rope Act and In his great Silt AcS.
.NOnstessr V,elarde,
The best male dancer Ia tina world, In new so.o
Dance
appearance of the Ethiopian Comedian,
PONEY SMITH.
New Ell OPT IN Acts.
Last week of the wsa,in neton fAvorite,
DICK PARKER.
To night, the
7avOl Troupe
Will appesr in the lsugLaO g UcInio Lan,Oune en-
THE WEDDING FESTIVAL.
Firrt time Of pr ductiGn 10 ,hisct ~ This pan.
tou.ine WA played fr ety consecutive nights Ia
| New Yoik 10 oroS d houses.
MAMMOTH BILL
rIHE
Best Company OF Artists in the World.
| syTONiGHT, New Songs, New Dances, New
Ethiopian Acts. hy the
Admi sion, 81 cent. o chez ira Chairs, 60 ccnts.
Doors open, IA. Performance, 81. o'clock
W tstar-s tqsI
LAST GRAND MATINEE.
POSITIVELY THIS WILL RE tbs LAST
| AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE.
SATURDAY, Jolly la,h FOR LADItS AND
| CHILDREN.
The entire company WILL appear In their best scts
ADMISSION
LInief. oenis
SuhiTeu " ceh's
Doors open at Q O'Clock; rerfUlm .nce oImmsncss
| st2li O'Clock.
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DAsK OF CON MEHCE, GnO'rDWN.
ID For TIE convenience of the holders In this city
notes Of the above flank will be ,cdat med at oni
oouattr, In United ttItes Treasury Notes, Cr In
current iuada -
RITTENuOUsE, FAINT ECO,
jyl Bankers, 3t9 Ps. avenue.
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more ooSe'n 'nme"t rroPersy nscoSereu'
Sergeant Cronin and Roundsmxn Fenwick. Of
tho Fourth ward, made. n search Of the prem
ises 6f John kO,zall, who keeps brewery In
the Isar Of LGilar's Gardens, between Now
Jarsey avenue and First street. They have had
their suspicious aroused In regard to this place,
and yesterday they made the descent on him.
They found n large amount Of Government
property, believed to be to the amount OF $500
ia due. Tho stock consisted Of blankets. tonts,
clothing, &c. Tho clothing. much Of II, was
entirely rev, among which were several on
oers' suits, y sword. 10. The goods were turned
over to tha Provost Marshal, and ko,zell was
dismissed by Justice Walter.
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IMmlL lies Wishing large, airy Rooms
II with tTaustent boarding can be suited by apply
Ing st ms Chestnut street, rhilsdslphia.
le 28-lms
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II IT Il = FTICR BUSIA Ess,
soldiers Pensions b Bounties,
SO.MES 6 ALEX.aN.DER.

The underslgned have entered into 90 partner
hin ~ ATTORN l ES and SOLICITORS, for the
orocarinS OF PATENTS, and all other kinds Of
busiuess, at the Patent Ofice
Espeosl attention will be given to rejected appi
and to taking and preparing evidence and argu
nents 10 Interference cases.
The uudersgued will also attend 10 obtaining
PENSIONS and BOUNTIES for Soldiers serving
turing the present. and previous wars, aud te the
prosecution generally Of all sinAr classes Of bust
aeaa With the 0Overnmrgt:
Once corner Of Seventh aAd y streets, opposits
ths Tsisut Ofles. DANIEL y. BOMtS,
U. N. ALEXANDER.
W.snva-or Maroh TO- lsoa. nav i0-AkVd
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The Indian Herb Doctor,

The Indian Herb Doctor,
From Canada, will describe diseases and tell hii
patients the nature Of their cOmplHns or
illness, without recsiving any infor-
matioa from them.
No charge for oonsuhatio~ or advice
QUE MOTTO.
We use suoh Balms a. have no strife
With Nature or the Laws OF Life:
With Blood our hands We ever stAlu
Nor poison men TO sass their pain.
Our Tather whom aM gooineas nlls,
P,oyllss The means to cur, all Ills;
The Simple Hsl bs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve ou paia complete. .r'
A simple Herb simple Flower, i a
Cuild from the aewy Laa-
These, these snail speak with touching power
OF change and health TO thee.
Il ,om No. II, Wa-hington Building Penusy lvaaia
syruus, corner oa Seventh street.
No charge tor consultation. jst-tf
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VIE UHIOs WILL sYAsD,

UynE UNION WILL 1YAHDs
NO MATIEk WhO'o rRE6lDkNTl
Conssqusntly, I shall remain In Washington, and
,oatinae TO pufSue my occupation Of
HoUsl, siok, AND ORNAMENTAL
~ II a Z N = Z N q -
GLIDING In all its branches old GLAZING
lromptl, attended 10. Painting and 0rranentinp
6ottaxe Furntur9, In the best style. also call s
sarion to the Painting Of koois and Brick Walh.
therstcrs soiioit the patronage u my friendsal
sloV oitiasns OF the District fluotuality strtctly
bssrysd, and work done In the btsI manner
Yos WI plsass mind your stoPe, snd M0p o.
Painting kstabllshmeLt,
10. u LOUISIANA avenue inorth sidsl,
Sstwesu Sixth and seventh sfssk
Ps-aisns pat % ifss Of charge, - usual.
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The following are the rates at which banke
and brokers are buying and selling gold al
.silvsr--ihe legal tender notes being the stan
ard:
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DY J. q. Mc0UIRG n co., Auesioasers,
ID ExCELLkHT FURNITURE AND HOEsE-
hold Efscts at Public Auction. On TUESDAY
MORNING, July Is, at 10 clock, at the lsts rrvi.
dence oi he irince dc Jcihvile, on ! street, be-
'ws~u Ssvsntsesth and Eigh'ssnth stren, ~ hall
,hs fsrsiture and Effects, cooprisins-
Ro:ewood hiooa'slle covered Sofas, Ara nd
Moquet eovtrcd sosas s,d Arm Chairs
Fancy Reception Chairs
Morosto covered Arm aad Sleepy. hollow Chairv
\. kosewcod Msrble.top Centre and Side Tables
Walnut !ookc ives and Secretaries
WALNUT What not rs
Mantl and Oval Mirrors
Dana,k and Lzce Curtains, Shades
Mantel Orsme1t
PAiu,ings, EpgravinGs
Tapestry, Brussels, nd Ipgrsin CARPETS
Oiicioth Mating, Stair.rod, cad Eyes 80.
Naiossny and wilnu. B.dsts.ds
Dir ssing Bure.us
WardrObss and Wsshstsnds
Hair snd dusk Mattresses
Feather Bolstsrs aud Pillows
Lookin .slases, China and Tin Toilet Sets
walnut Mirror back Liquor Closet
Walnut Extension Dining Taole
Walnut Morocco covered Dining Chairs
silver pat d Castons, Table Cutlery
Cat Gls " iLes, Decantets, 40. ....
Eusltsh China Dilner Sett
Silver plated korts and Spoons ...
Once tables, Revolving III airs
Refrigerator, Kitchen Utensils, 10. .4 ..
Large lot Of Assorted CopI sis.
Terms oaAh.
! JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO.,
Jy yio-dts AsotAons<e
The national Republican., 1862-07-11

RE X N q.
As l manufacture Trunks extensively, and neee'
ssriy have all kinds Of Trunk Material, sm better
prepared to repair Trunks, 40, thoroughly and
promptly than any other establishment In the city
jy7 JAMES ~ IoruAM
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ID Il. A. IA r r o N r.,
Physician and Dentist,
Once, No 6l X street, rear lhe Circle.

Medical Students aud Others In Anatomy, Physi,,l
KY, Chemistry, Geology, B'tsny, and varieus otheI
brancnes Of soienoe connected with medicine. jy
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Banks Of Issue In Washington and GeOrget0Wn:
Washington. Georgeto,on.
bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and MeOh's
Bank Of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
Farms Il Mssoh's. Rink.
The Farmers and Aerchants' Bank and the
Bank OF Commerce issue notes Of the denomi.
nation OF one dollar and upwards.
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AUCTION SALKS.
Future DAya.

DY GAHEN d wlLLlAmD, AuctiUnssrs.
- No s2s Seventh street. corner D.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE sAIE OF DRY
GOODS AT AUCTION-On TUESDAY MORN
ING, July the 18th insaht commenciDg st 10 O'Clock
m and coetnuing from day 10 day until the whole
o. the mock dispossd Of, Of No ~. up stairs, In
hvons new building, on Ninth street, between u
and streets north, large and general sss0rtnsat
Of Dry Goods, among Will will Be foand-
klsak and Coiorsd Silks ~. .l.-.
Caiicoeu, Lawns Berr ges, Cloth,
Casimai "a. Tweed, Jesas .-...rt
Dsmeatio Goods Of all kinds
Plasd and sw,ss Muslins, Cambrics ..FHs
Togsther with q large a~oftmen, Of
HoS try, Gloves, HsnikeichIefs, 10 &c, ..i.-
eeme OF ,he abtye s.oek Of goods being danased
o. the late fire on Pennsylvania avenue. The sdies
will ve hue chance 10 get everything they want
In Dry 1oods, cheap from au,tion, ., tnsy will Be
sold without reserve.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
lyn-d u.....f ...... Aug gtioueers
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-04

None but physician knows how much a
reliable alternative is needed 10y the pccp'e.--
On all sides ot US, IN all communities every
where, there are multitulcs that suffer ficm
complaints that nothing but an Alternative
cures. Hence great many " them have
been made and put abroad with the assurance
o: being cffectual But they fail to accom-.
plish the cures they promise. because they
have not the intrinsic virtues they claim In
this state of the case, DR. J G. Aver & Co.
OF Luwell, have supplied us with compound
Extract Of Sarsapari Ia, which does prove To
be the long desired remedy. lts peculiar
difference from other Kindred preparations IL
market, is thatit cures the diseases for which
1t is recommended, while they do not. We
are assured Of this fac: 10y more than one of
cur intelligent Physicians in this neiglbor
hood aud have the further evidence of our
own experience OF its truth Tennessee
Farmer, Nashville, Tenn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-04
New York Market.

NEw YoRK June II.
FLorR-Sales ofI0 500 bbls Mt 81. 1904 30
for super western ii iOM4 GO ier common
70 medium extra western: 81 95(d5 10 for in
ferior to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
Hg,T--Salesat 81 i0@sl -.
RYE-Salcs at 00m1lc.
BARLEY-Snles at S0l5c.
CoRN- Sales $4,000 bu at 46@iS for new
yellow.
oArs-sales at i2@lic for State, West
ern and Canadian.
WuIsKY-hrld 26l2c.
PoRK-Sales. $50 bills at sll ,50@00 90
for mess II 506l2 30 for prime
BLEF-Sales at So 5O@7 % for country
prime; IS 00@l0 90 for country mess.
BErF HAMS Steady. Sales at SIG 5U@ 500
90 for western.
Cur MEArs-Dull, at 3l@4c for shoul-
ders, and42 @51Ac for hams.
BACON Steady. Sales ut g. &C.
LARD-Snles at 7Ia@sl4c.
BurrER-A fair business doing ut l0@lI
for Ohio; l6dl9c for State.
CHEEE-4aSc
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-04
ROLL IN THE NAMES.

500 subscribers are wanted Immediately,
for the Tinin Tribune. Let our friends go
to work in good earnest and give us a lin
tha; will make us feel goud. There are hosts
Of good Union men in Hopcwcll, Liberty,
Jackson, Pleasant, Adams. Thompson, Reed
and Venice townships. who do not take the
Tribune, but who would if they were solicit.
aI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-04
A sympath'scr siIenced.--Tbe te

A sympath'scr Silenced.-The tele
graph Informs rs that John W. Kees. editor
OF the Circleville Waterman and candidate
for nomination for Secretary of State, has
been arrested for treason and his paper sup,
pressed. Such is the tendency of vallandig
h"m Democracy. Rebel sympathisers can.
not be tolerated much longer.
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MeImore Awnke,---The Immor,al

Meimore Awnke,---The Immortal
81. NJ" Coming!-We would announce
to the benighted people of Melmore. that
they are about to be visited by one of the
greatest philosophers the world ever saw
The Immortal J. N" has condescended TO
address them, on Saturday evening next
Subject; "Truth and Union" The world
has few such men as 81. NJ"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-04

New Mnii Route.--A new tri.weekly
mail route has been established between Tif
fin and Bcttsvile, via TT Seneca, which goes
into effect this week. This will be a great
accommodation to the people along the route
who are thus brought into communication
with the crest of mankind"
Trips will he made Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud Saturdays.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-04

Religious Notice. The Rev. Mr.. Nye
(Universalist,) will preach at Clyde, on next
Monday night,the 9TH. In the Baptist Church.
Tiffin' Tuesday aud Wednesday evenings the
9Th and 9th.
snyders School House, Thursday night,
the 10th. In Republic on Sunday, the 18th,
at land p NJ, and at Fostoria, Monday
and Tuesday evenings, the 18th and 18th.
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Harvest Time is now upon ne N

Harvest Time is now upon us. Z he
Shenthelds are fast changing to golden
color, reminding the farmer that they contain
richer treasure than the mines of California.
There is great deal of wheat In this count,
Al d the crop will be heavy. We have not
heard Of any bring cut yet. We wish all our
readers joyous harvest time.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-04

1srPARsoS BRowSLow's Book.--Mr
q sorae w. Childs, Of Philadelphia, the
publisher of Parson Brownlow's book,
has received orders for more than $4,000
copies, and the demand still continues
Next month the book will be open to the
trade.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-04

Struck by Lightning.--During the
storm, on Friday last, the new German Cath g.
olic Church, in this place. was struck by
lightning, on the South end. The lightning
did little damage however, only knocking of
some of the slate. The building was pro.
tected by n rod.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-04
Posthumous sermon-Tbe mini.,a,

Posthumous Sermon.--The ministers
of Tilfn have concluded to have II sermon
preached, In view Of the dccease Of one of
their number, Rev. J. McLain. The exer.
cises will take place at the German Reform.
ed Church Oh S lndny evening, July I3th.-
Sermon by Rev. G. S. Phil ms.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-04
The Glorious Fourth

There will be n big time in TiHin to.mor.
row. Everybody is coming. The fremen
from Dayton, sOndusky, Bucyrus and other
places are coming.
COL GIBSON will be the Orator Of the
Day.
Bring along your flags, banners aud music
and join in the procession to the grove.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-04

The Sympathisers' Convention meets
at Columbus, on the 18th. We understand that
the editor of the Advertiser is again fishing
for the empty honor Ola nomination for See.
retnry Of State.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-04
Local and Miscellaneous.
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