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Mr.. J. c. WooDs.-Some days since we copied
from New York paper an item referring to the
report Of the Western Claims Commission con-
tanning the following paragraph:
&c. l. Beard, Californian, and J. C. Woods
figured largely al spectators in the report"
Mr.. Woods has just published in the New York
Herald card denying the allegation, referring to
himself In every particular and calls attention to
the report in question to sustain his denial.
Mr.. Woods card, for which we have not room,
appears to cover the entire case.
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FrSANcIAL.-New York papers Of yesterday re.
port the stock market remarkably quiet and
generally heavy and lower, although with no
very decided change in prices. There was more
frmness at the Second Board. Government, are
steady. Skies Of 1881, both registered and cou-
pons, at 93H. Skies Of 1867, at 81. Border State
bonds are lower. Tennessees quoted at 81 SIX
Missours, ass. Illinois war loan, ss. California
~, sjH. 73O Treasury notes, par. Foreign ex-
charge steady at 112 lI24. American Gold at
1Ol a 1917.
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SAD ACCIDENT ON THE SHENANDOAH
TROOPS DROWNED.

WINCHESTER, April r.-Yesterday, a large
boat containing a number Of men and officers Of
the 18th Pennsylvania Regiment, was swamped
at Castleman's Ferry, on the Shenandoah. BE.
tween forty and fifty men and several officers
were drowned. Among the latter were Adjutant
Yeatman and Capt. Wilson, Of the Sd brigade.
The Commissary and Capt Marx will endeavor
TO obtain full list on the arrival Of the regiment
here. The regiment was formerly commended
by Col. Bohlen, now acting Brigadier General ID
brigade Blenker's division.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS The charter election
at Dayton, Ohio, held on the first Monday in
April, was carried by the democrats by a ma.
lority ranging from 200 to 300 against a much
larger majority in the opposition direction one
year since Springfield, heretofore a strong re.
publican town, has elected VIM. d. Hall, demo
crat, as mayor.
Chicago, illinois, has just gone democratic by
1,5OO majority.
The town elections In New York and other
states also show that the conservative republi.
cans are disposed to Tepudiate the WENDELL Phil
lips-izing Of the party, and are Joining hand,
with the democrats to that end
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spiri, Of th, nl.rutns Prem.

The isfsiIgsnesr, in commenting upon the
arrest OF General stone, notices the growing
tendency Of this country 10 recognize " an instl-
tute' 1.-THE Cabinet) "in terms that would seem to
imply that each head Of our executive apartments
10 fountain Of original and underived power, -
and argues from papers and documents, that
every act Of chief Of Department Is the act of
the President himself, and that the Cabinet 10 not
In Itself distinct branch Of the Government.
The RsI.sIiean 10 occupied with news details.
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received from the author, f. c. Marshall, A. NJ,
a work with the above title, published by d. Van
Nostrand, New York. 1t affords complete his.
tory Of the U. 8 Naval Academy, from its foun-
dalton to the present time. The value of tho
work is enhanced by containing biographical
sketches Of prominent naval officers, and the
names Of all suPerintendents, professors and grad
usfes
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IL 1t appears by an official report to the Sec
rotary Of War that the large guns for the batteries
to be used against Fort Pulaski were hauled by
the men with their own hands a considerable
distance through deep swamp, that being the
only mode by which they could be transported
and placed In position. A report Of the 9TH Of
April stated that the FIRE would be opened on the
18th, and II now appears that the fort was cap
tured on that day.
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Gen Shsrman's r. psrt Of the Pursuit Of The
Enemy After their Retreat.

With the cavalry placed at my command and
two bfigades Of my fatigued troops, went this
morning out the Corinth road. One or another
Of the abandoned camps OF the enemy lined the
roads, with hospital flags for protection At ali
we found more or less wounded and dead At
the forks Of the road found the head Of General
Woods division. At that point ] ordered the
cavalry to examine both roads, and found the en-.
emy's cavalry.
Col Dickey, Of the Illinois cavalry, asked for
reintorcements. ordered Gen. Wood to advance
70 the head Of his column, cautieusly on the len,
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RELEASED ON BAIL United States Commits
sioner Hanan, Of Baltimore, yesterday released H.
A. Brooks on security Of IS 600, and Samuel ID.
Landlord and VIM. H. Wilmington each In the
sum Of 81 500 for their appearance TO answer any
charges which may be preferred against them
They were amongst the number captured on
board the sloop Velma, and had just come from
Richmond, Va, Brooks being a captain In the
rebel army.
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IL The report, copied from Southern papers,
that Colonel Candy had surrendered Fort Craig
and bis entire force, 10 untrue. Later advices
from that vicinity have been received at the War
Department that Col. Candy has obtained a sue
cess over the enemy, and has been reinforced,
and Is now In pursuit Of the enemy.
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IL The Quebec Meremry admonishes the
Canadians to take a lesson from the bulldog
spirit which 10 manifested by the Yankees In the
present struggle. 1t says the ridicule Of Bull
Run, which would have crushed more delicate
race, seems to have had no feet but to determine
he northern people to try again.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., huotIoneers.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
y FAMILY CARRIlGs. BUGsY, HoR,R. HLENIss,
MORNING, April I'D, at 10 O'Clock, az The resi-
dence 81 u Q non. ID. bright, 18Th St. eet, re-
tween Penn 81 lvsuiS avenue aud II street we shall
SSH bis furelturs AID efe o.. cor pTI.Ing-
Rosewood SeveE-OctaVe PlanofU rte,
Handeome Crimson Brocatelle covered Sofas, Arm,
ParloT, and Farcy Chairs.
Pair ( large SIZE FTeDoh pate Pier Glasses,
Handsome Mirror back EtsgeFe.
Marble top Center and Sofa Tables,
Crimson SIX Surfs ne. Cornlce, Lace Curtains.
EIefsnt BIOnsc M.ntcl Cloak. WITT BrOnu,
French Rocker. Reception and Fame, Charr,,
BRUISES ara Ihree-py CsTpsts, Rugs, OIlo oth,
Oak Hall Set, Hall Stoye,
suPsrior walnut sIdebvsTd, Extension DINING
Walnut Dining Chairs. Side Tables,
es Gsn,Ee piece, for Table, with Csnde-
Superior Mirror front Wardrobe,
har Sr W nut MAJ b.e-toP Dressing Bureaus,
wsrdrObes, Sedstesd., Toilet Sets.
Feather Beds, Bolstsrs and PIllovs
HAIR md Hufk Mattresses. Blaukels.
Lounges, Easy ChaITe. Rockers,
COOKING, AID other stoves, Refrigerator.
IoGether With the utusl assortment of Kitchen
htsu SITES
Ar 10 O'cIccK,
In front Of the PREMISE
large and han some Family Carthage.
Sapenor 5Ioooed horse, Grey IL agls, works finely
Lestner TOP Buggy, Harness, &C,
apls d &C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auot.,
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
REBEL skITERy sILENcEp.

ARIBEL BATTERY sILENcED.
Yesterday afternoon there occurred an " artil.
lery duel" at Yorktown, wherein General Smith
completely silenced rebel work known as their
lone gun battery"
YORKTOWN.
The public, we apprehend, may hear at any
moment now Of the formal opening Of the siege
Of Yorktown, preliminary to which an immense
amount Of preparatory labor has been necessary.
This work has doubtless been prosecuted unre-
mlttedly, day and night, up 20 this time, and,
we presume, is now fairly accomplished. Up to
10 p. m last evening II was still In progress.
FROM ToRIREss MONROE.
The boat which left Old Point this morning
reports all quiet In the vicinity Of Fortress Mon
roe. The weather 10 clear and warm, and excel
lent for our troops.
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III The reach crop Of Prince Georges county,
Md, gives promise Of being a very abundant
one
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lFFICE OF THE BOARD OF BEAL-

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTa,
" WAsHINsroN. April Is, 1862.
In compllanoe with a recent eDaotmsp ut of the
City Councils, the !. cretary of the Board of esth
hereby gives public notice thst hereafter he Will
$, basement, west vins,) every day from 20 8
O'CLOCK m.;; for the purpose OF IeceivIng and
the sanitary regulations Of the city, "duly made
by citizens or any ofcer of police: AMI that at oil
othe- tunes may he found IN the Office com lant
boox, In which those interested are requested 20
record ali such vloiatons, with the view to their
epaedy examination, and suoh IedTess as the pres
ent lave afford. q NJ. DOVE, M. d,
apl6 st Secretary Board of Health,
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CAUTION,

Il REMIUM MINERAL WATERS Having
Lotoed o her wagons than ours running around in
washington and oeoIgstovn, with sigma on them
f2noys, VIZ; "PREMl0M Nj ERAL
&o.," We would IUfoTm the public generally that
there Is but one establishment in the District of
20 umbla where Premium Mineral w atrr 10 mln-
uiactuIed, and that ~ the corner o. Green and
Ire ut OF Premium was merited BY us in having
aSllver MsdsI Ava ced US by the METROPOLITAN
Mecaanloe' institute in the year 1885, and q Dipo-
We would therefore give notoe that our Mineral
Wsters are not sold under Bogus Repre~ nations,
"a SONS othersaT Army rHINN,
En'on Bottng Depot,
a7 l6-lw No 81 Green st., GeJrgetoyn.
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pROPOsALs FOR sTEAMERs.
Navv nrp.v,u,vr A

p,o,o.,, N;iiY N.Y. DxIAnIMsNI, AIIlI Is. 1852
h, nail ~ ~ VII q fecei Cd ~ this Depe,tment
With genera .Peoiho.tions and plans, for the con-
ssrueSon 81 o.e Or more. up 70 -four, Iron Ganbosts
two tunets on the plan Of the Encsson Turret. for
the inch guns. the thickness Of the iron Of whoh
OF three inches th,oknes in one or two layers to
extend two and one-haf feet below the load line
and S. feet breadth spd not to dIaW over az iest
xssr e e .sss, tor ssT,ios
nine knots or sea miles per hour. PropossIs vii
state tue price and time Of completion. - IL "a
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NEW YORK

IN BREAKFAST BACON!
We have just received from NIAGARA oount,
Nov York, small lot Of excellent courtrs -onrs3
Hsms. 90 yhioh have been Cured expressly for
KING BURCHELL.
srB Corner 18th st and Vermont az,
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s.sE s. A 1s SSEs N TUE sS s...ss
bSta
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LIE srr.,,rpN NOTICE ~ I

i HE STEAMER THOMAS COLLYER Will
resume re- IN her trips 70 Mount Vernon
run every w edne;day and SsturGa,
until further notice. leaving her vhsrf at the foot
tilp on board the boa- 81 81.
SAMUEL 6EDNEY, Captain.
N. b. On the payment Of Is cents visitors will be
admitted TO In room which General washington
occupied and IN W hioh he died The man zion nd
grounds ore CLOSED 10 visitore on Sundays
H. The disturbed state of the 6n,noeI of the
olauoa fsndsr THIS charge rs essarv. for the pres
VrTnoa.
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FOR sALF.Tbe METROPOLITAN sAU-
L SAGE DEPOT, NO. 313 Dat. Satisfactory
reasons given for selling. It's
TOR SALE-A small GROCERY STORE.
l. inquire At the store corner Of Ssh and III SITS.
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lust ARRIVED, direct from ,n Eastern auo
MSTTlNG. Also, an assortment of OH g f0fAS
E sna oGchkHrErs; together ~ large quantity Of
hsye on hard NEW FEATHERS MAT
IKE SsES and BEDSrEADs. with q large lot of
Now and Ssconi hard Goods: IL good RtfiSsrs
tors but little use. All of which Rave be bon, h
Tor oa.h And viii Re sold at q small afysnce
y. BUCHLN, 42s 7sh street, least sId.D
ep 10 I'm Between 6 and "A sss
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Mas wELLs.A W. eM .sis.I asrsa .d. ,.,,
10 r fn fStR:r q I'm rec, sSnt5gesm
ChAlR >, wi u neatness and dispa'ch, and -
OF Low rates Those having Chair REQ uIrns III
seats them as good a. nev, and never fans 10 rive
saHsiacuoa 70 those sending suoh work 70 h.r.
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By WALL q BARNARD. Auct oueera
ENCLOSED LOT AND STABLE AT Auc
II TON I'm WEnNksDAY, ~ O'Clock m SD
lpstaLt We va tell IN ffOGt OF the premises. part
street east, near corner of ~oBth Carolina avenr e.
AUD 70 nnlnB back Isl feet Inches. A good fence
lie oees HE lot, ana stable
Terrs made known az tale.
aD17 WAL, SAQN Apn 49,.
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:, The popular Restaurant and Dining Saloon fol
ladies' am gent emen kept BY Mrs, L.. a
kusselI. 49s 18th street, 81. rds an oppor- SESk0
unity ior citizens and strangers to get lE:kH
this 60 aohshm 'nt In famous. " AS'
visitors may count upon good fare, courteous ~.
hrst-clsss house, snfsi@
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PttfstErg, AprtI9
Gen. p T. Beauregard, cominlnding Conf.d-
crate Army, Dept. Mississippi, NJ onterey, Tenn (:
Your dispatch of yesterday 10 just received
Owing to the warmth OF the weather 4 defined IL
advisable 10 hav. all the dead Of both parties
buried Immediately. Heavy details were made
for this purpose, and It 10 now accomplished.
There cannot, therefore, be any necessity Of ad-
uniting within our lines the parties you designed
glad to extend any courtesy consistent with duty,
and especially so when dictated by humanity
ON, General, respectfully, your obt serv't,
lSignedJ u. GRANT,
Major General Commanding.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-12
The Pincc, Co nmy ,Ms


When any OF our readers W ish to know
'whcrc they can buy goods the cheapest,
thr best possible way to find out is 70 cS-
amino the columns Of the papers. When
any one has goods that he is willing to
sell low, hc always advcrtises. Just no.
tlcc, the moment man wishes to close
out his stock, he advo tses and posts up
bills, and people aoek in and buy him
out. so II is always when anybody has
anything to sell at a reasonable figure,
they let the people know Il, In fact, for
man to do good busi ness, two thlrgs
are necessary. First, ho must have some
thing that the people want, and be will
ing to sell il reasonably, Second, he
must let the people know he has Il for
sale. Both conditions arc so connected
that most always when the fret condi-
ton is compil, with, they will be sure to
follow It with the second.
The old fogles that lay back and ncvor
advertise, always want high prices, aud
always have old goods they can't keep
|up to the times, and had better quit bust,
meas and 90 TO Maumee and 60 to catch,
ing frogs. Those who advertise do the
largest business and can afford to sell
shespefs- s-vrarfft t..
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ceuRterfeit Postage Currcn-
cy.-There are counterfeit 90 cen, notes
cfshs new postage currency in oircu,-
tion, and asthey are quite well execut-
ed, we desire to put the public on their
guard against thsm.s There are four dis.
tipet and easily noted marks by which
tley may be detected.
ist. Tho paper is thinner than the
gsnuine. ..
I'd. The Eve iscss OF Washingtonya-
ny considerably from each other in the
sounserfcit-so much 50 that two or three
~ them, il standing alone, would hardly
I be taken to be portraits Of Washington
while on the genuine they ali closely
resemble each other.
"a. sBhe linked letters gu. S."undSi
tie middle face of Washington, ia the
counterfeit. do ne, show the 10 Ser ont
oftae z 81 inside Of the leg Of the "U,
whiIe in the genuine they do. This mark
u easily seen.
4th. The border round the lettering
and "to' on tho back Of the counterfeit
is dark, and the limos are crowded, while
in tho genuine the border is open, with
line ofhghs dots running through tn,
aiddlsall the way round. 10 the coun.
tsrfeif this middle line is almost invisi
NE while IN ths genuine 4 Is 30 dstinc
as to catch the eye at once. Thes.
msrks will ensbie any one TO detec, III,
cts4ntsyavt: ''i's'
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B1 no will buy You good week

n oo VIII ouy you Roou WYNN
'iy Newspaper, Cor a whole year. that will
lt.ll you of allthc things that arc hap
pening In your county and throughout the
is.o,id, will hslr sss..iy " educate your
Family, giving ,hcm a taste for reading;
Nvill give you short spicy story occa
sionally, humorous anecdotes and tit'bi,s
\ make you laugh and help your digcs,
Bon, will mako your home moro pleasant
md entertaining FOR you and your chill
drcn, aud will give you information in
regard to conntcrfcts, or tho relative
value of specie and bank notes, that may
save you hualrels OF dollars. II will Of
pen give you receipts of various kinds
that win pay you many hundred times tor
|,he cost of the paper. No one ean afford
40 do without his county paper, though il
cost .cn times $3.50
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Mcrchnmfs of Fostoria, Republic,
'sloomviIIc, Melmore, Altica, &C., Dc, II
.ou were iully t!iys to tho fact of how
nuch money you could make by it, you
you'd advertise IN the TRIBUNE. We
,sys largo circulation IN cach Of the
tboyc places.
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nov. AZ YOU don'l want to fall i

noys az You don't want 10 fall in
ovc, keep sway from muslin. You ean
20 more play with those girls without
osing your hearts, than You eau play
with a gambler wi,hou, losing your mon
~. The heart strings Of woman, like
The tcndrtis Of vino. are always reach
ING ont for something 70 cling TO. The
|>onscqucu sc is, before you arc going yor
arc ponc.
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Thc ln,rln.y,,ini Market cot

inucs Ily, III Notwithstanding that so
many OF the marriagcublc young bcauN
I,re In the army. Yet stiIl we do no sup
,ose It is anything now to what II will
4 10 when tho "bTavc sogcr boya" come
home.
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Jsiiy Conceru-,,.-Thc carpcn.
<rs cngak cd IN nrooang Hedges New
Block, gave Iree concerts every day that
hey were at It. What they lacked In
,uali,y they made up in quantity. E'l-
'lently j1ly crew,
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The Noicr Enm,ly gave a CON
:ert at Webster Hall Oh Thur.doy even
no las, to crowded house. They make
,,od music, and deserve full house
Wherever they sing.
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V-rhs above named Ladies' We are personally Ac
guuRinteh Nth, and know that os several ycs while
We lived In Medina thsy were great sufferers. Miss
ha'been 30 badly afflicted thai u with drulty
snc was able 10 stand upon her feet few betis, OF
Cahoicon entirely cured her Of her comDlaint,. My
Hite received rreai benefit irnm thi. medicine. We
rroommeni IL 10 the Ladies of this County D, safe
mdenc'eni remedy foI the many complaint. they are
sulJrcttcd
JOHV WEEKS,
Editor Canfeld Herald.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-12
kSiii0NS REeGG0ckc!


Ey- By the use Of these Pisthe periodic attacks oi
Nervous or sick Headache mHy he pteVentedi and II
taken at the CONNIE nCenisnt OF A attack, immedia'e
feliel from p1in tni sicxnsss viii be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing The Nausea and
Headache which lemalvs are 80 subject
They Sct gently ion the bowels-Temoying Cos.
uyeness ...H.I ..r#.s.. ..-
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and
all pers0us OF sededSry htUIts, they valuable
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone and
vgor to the digestive organs aud restoring their nau
raj elasticity and strength ia the whole system.
The CEPHALlC PILLS are the result OF long ir
wesleyan aud carefully conducted ekpr rn- ni, hay
pteydnted and relieved vast amount Of pain aud sui
tnng from Headache whether orsinslihs in the neT
'ons system or deTangei state OF the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in theH eomposiion
and may he taken al al times with perfect safety
without making any change OF diet, and the absence
Of any di,agreeable taste renders Il easy administer
them 10 children.
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For additional Local
News, see Third Page.

STORY for the Ladie'.-An cx
lell,n story for the ludles will bo found
IN our srsi page.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-12
IOHN WEEKS,
Editor Garfield Herald


n. q. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
For Sale by DuRoi. 4 Co. II. n. Snyder, TifHn;
y, Hall, LoWelli bf. ?. Yates, Green SprinFsi Wm.
7iningeb Aticai d. Hoffman q Co.. McCutchenville;
an by medicine deaef throughout the stHe.
u u. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
n2i w. Agent tor Ohio.
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GRAEFENBERG
SRRFLY eREutCsmRs.

Az. ,,.,s,.d vode, IN. ,,n.dta,. ,yp.,yi.iop Of q
.sifu Pby,iesn, and uey may bs relied uron In all
cssea
The tntetgepee oftbs eo,rmsnitv a, ne, Nv
the or of tnrle uedIofne which elafnry 10 cure sff
gt.e1srs but tbs f,rsfsnbetr Rem.die. consist. Of
sIevsn " Yeyent medicines Ill uo.quaIIed IN the cure
aftbs di..s.e. for ,sbiek tbev are feesmmen dad
among which msy be selected one srPrOphsie TO any
ofho d'sesss'ineideni to this county ard el'mf'e.
t1-TuEgRFFENBERg YEgETABL PILLS
re ., De.,si .nsa any o'hs' And o' RVS n toe world
- -'.. ~ .. ,.,,,,...,
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VI. yynUucr,

Merchant Tailor.-And dealer
SssAy Made cloihlps, clo,h' O"'''~e'e'' Vest
nrs, Ne.
hank,
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA,

BsneNo olent tAsttunoa esta Alshsd by speoisl I'm.
dowmeni, icTthe setef ofthe Sik an ~ strssssl
sfiisted With Niraleat and kpidenio diseases, Nae
ssns.f
M bllcAL AnNiCE giVcA grAtis,Ly the AasiaR
~'~SNifeon, oal Who apply hy letter, with deserl
on o. teroondn 90, ,IAge, ooouatiun. hahts lie
Ne ID saaia eases oisNssine poverty, Mvcinss far.
nishsd frsc ot ohsFse.
VALUABLE IMPORTS on spstnaianhsa, sAe
otbsF dlssases otths SsNaAl tsgaAs aad "a lAs NRY
Rl.MRuiks saplo, sdin he Oispensars, seattle ths
heied sealed u ter sasslop rec oiehsEss Two
OF three stUnps ier posisgs ~iu be acceptable. . r.
AtIss. hR, !, SktLl.tN HouGHfON, Ast,a.
nfseea, Hewsrd AssoolsusA, No. q soalb NialA So
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Attorney IL Counsellor at Law.
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sctiVn Of all indsefu LATIN, promptly N~hdedio'
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