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NIIlILNlIIS
and
MANTUA MAKING.

Mrs. l.. &. ALLEN wishes to
inform the Iadies Of THIN end ,icu'y that she In.
kecn nice assortment of millinery goods ais
Gaps, nrsss Trimmings, buttons, lieis, Ne. She
wi spare pu,ns in keeping upthe latest novelty OF
the unson. she has employed an experienced Dress
Maker to suPcrintcnd that department. Family se".
ing done to order, aud IN short notice.
Dresses, Cloaks. aud Mantilla, made Ht prices 10
suit the times Terms, cash. Ladies give hers call,
aud YOU willbe surprised n, the exceeding low pccs
Come aud for yourselves Patterns itr ladies and
children's Apparel Thankful for past favor', shc
hopes still to share the public patrons 20.
Room. on Market Street, opposite Dr. kuhnt Office
mhy93m
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The Wheat Crop.-We hear good deal
Of complaint among farmers about the wcevil
and Hy in the wheat, but We do not think
they exist to any serious extent. Ii there is
no drawback, We will have booming crop
i'm Seneca CO.
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STRAWBERRY AND ICE-CREAM
FESTIVAL.
Loesser,s Hall, Friday Evening the
goth.

The ladies Of the Presbyterian Church, in
Tiffin,will give a Strawberry, Ice Crcam and
Floral Festival. at Loesser's Hall, on Friday
cvering, the eOlh. The proceed, will go to.
wards repairing their house Of Worship
Members Of other dcnominatio ons and the pub
lie generally are cordially invited Admi,'
sion 25cts, to include strawberries and cake
only.
On Saturday evening, the Hall will be open
TO the little folks.
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June IL, GO
SONG OF THE sECEsu WARRIOR.
SLIGHTLY ALTERED FROM TIE cHoorAw.

SLIGHTLY ALTERED FROM TRE cHocrAw.
made a spur Of a Yankees jaw,
And in New Orleans shot his 'quaw-
Shot his child like yelping cur,
He had no time tn londlc her.
Hoo! hoo! hoUl Tor the riiled gravesl
Wah! wah! wahl for the blasted slaves.
I scraped his skull all naked and bare,
Aud here's his scalp with n tult Of hairl
His heart is in the buzzard NAV,
His bloody bones the wolf doth gnaw.
Hoo hool hoo! for the Yankee gravcsl
Wah! wah. wahl for the blasted slaves.
With percussion caps We filled each gun,
And put torpedocs where he'd run;
Aud with poisoned bullets aud poisoned
rum,
Helped him along to Kingdom come.
lool hoo hool for the Yankee graves!
Wahl wahl wah! for the blasted slaves
(Knickerbocker for June.
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The seth Regiment.-A dispatch from
Columbus to the Cincinnati Gazette, dated
the 10th, says the Seth Reg was To leave
Camp Chase for Cumberland. on Wednesday
The field officers are Colonel. Barnabus
Burns. Mansfeldi Lieut.. Colonel, Henry B..
Hunter, Lancaster; Major. w. Lemert.
Bueyrus.
Captain Byers' company is in this regi'
ment.
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The sd Ohio Cavalry are at or near

The Sd Ohio Cavalry are at or near Cor e.
inth. They are suffering very much from
sickness aud their ranks are greatly reduc-
ed in consequence. many having come home
on sick leave. Cspt. Adams has been sick
for some time, but VIC understand he is re
covering. The Capt. is COED officer and
stands A, No. !, in the Reg't.
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Horse Thief Arrested.-A man who
answered the description of thief, who had
stolen horse and watch near Kenton, was
arrested in Tifin, on Sunday. He came down
on the freight train, was recognized by Mr.
A. Arndt, SEN, aud handed over TO the Mar
shal, who lodged him in Jail. A silver watch
was found on his person. On Monday he
was taken back to Kenton.
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Timn Prices Current.

Corrected WeekIyby =. n. SNslrH, Dealer in al
OF Grsin, nc, loesssf's RlovA, rifhn.
roRK-a.in to 100
MnEAr-- s6ar9
CokS- (shrtie'3Ol.
10 (Eatlg7 o,
RVg--nusot0.
HantNY--unsss.
OArs--SO awe
PorAToEs--Saa ~
fLAN Sxer-- sn.uu{o no.
BtrrER--sSNlte
lNRp-Jc
TALLow--Gc.
SnuHEp lass 6RSc.
do sirEs ,Sr SnouLpERs
pIcKLEB roRk--sT1c.
CLovss SEyp-s35s.aIIo
nEEswAN--Ou slgOc.
fs,rHggs-- saoOc = }
RAGs--2c.
GuESH SHtpEs--3sc 90
uRN do &c.
Eaos--oGe. y dosen.
Timothy ,ecd,--l,tOaei,6o
wooL-15atS
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Religious Notice. Rev. Mr.. Bcment
will preach in the Baptist Church, Tiffn,
next Sabbath morning and evening.
He will also preach for the Baptist Church
of Republic. nt3 o'clock +. M. the same
day,
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Burial of Lieut.. Biueher.-The re-
mains Of 1t. Blueher, arrived here on Satur.
day, on the 10 o'clock train. They were IN
tered the Sabbath following in the Mission
Grave Yard, attended by very large con-
course of neople Il WNnndot Union.
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blanks! Blanks !

All kinds Of Blanks, OF the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper, kept con
atantly on hand and for sale cheap at tho Tai
pusE OFrcE; such as
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, Subpoehass
Attachments. Nendts,
Executions, Constable Sales,
blank Notes, &C., SC.
TJustices and Notaries supplied on reas-
enable terms. m
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Commencement Exercises.--The
Ninth Annual Commencement Of Heidelberg
College. will be held at Loesser's Hall, on
Wednesday, June 25th.
The exercises, as usual, will consist Of ora
tions by the graduating class, and in the
conferiug Of degrees to the members of the
same.
Good music viii be interspered throughout
which cannot fail to enliven all present.
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TO TIE NERVOUS AND coNsUM

TO TIE NERVOUS AND coNsUM.
TIVE OF BOTH SEXES.
A retired clergyman having been re,
stored To health In few days. after many
years of great suffering, Is willing to assiSt
others by sending, (frce) on the receipt of
postpaid directed envelope, cory Of the
prescription used. Direct the REV. JOHN
N DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton street, Brooklyn
MY.
June 10 Am
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MARRIED.,

At the Davis House. on the 10th inst,
Mr. G q. Zimmerman Of Harrisburg. Penn.
sylvania, to Miss Martha !. Ganter, olyirgin'
ia.
At the Davis House. on the 5lh Of June.
by Rev. j. II Good, MIR. Charles A. Ridge.
~ 10 Miss l.. A. Hathaway. both Of Bloom
township.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. n Kieffcr, Dr.
E. W. Dubois to Miss Millie Ditto. both Of
this city.
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Strawberries are very prolific this sea
son. f. Dou Behham, Esq, presented us
some, the other day. of the Triumph de Grand
species, taken from his garden, which are
hnrl 10 beat
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Cooley for July is as full of good things as
an egg is of meat. The engraving entitled
"summer," is superb picture and the fash
ion plates are fsultlcss.
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The sth Ohio, it appears. were not in
the fight at Port Republic, where Col. Car
roll was repulsed by jackson and where the
Goth, 5th, 7th and 29th Ohio suffered severe.
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Parson Brownlow's Book Inns arrived
and is for sale by q. W. Barrick, at cronise' s
Book Store.
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Progressing.--The work on the Wire
Bridge is progressing rapidly.
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Literary address BY Prof. Fairckild
of OberIin.--The ninth annual address will
be delivered before the Literary Societies Of
Heidelberg College, by Prof Fairchild, PIES.
ldeht Of oberlin College. at Loesser's Hall,
on Tuesday evening, June oith, 1862, com.
meneing at s o'clock. The Address will be
free.
Prof. Fairchild has 4 wide reputation as an
educationist, a scholar anG an orator, and we
hope he will have an Audience ecminepsurate
with the ability of the sbedRet.
TiHin Boys Capture FiaE.-we find
the follo~ing in the New York Herald Of
the l2th:
The Ohio company Of Col. Cochrane's
Cbasseurs, perceiving small light flag car
ried in the rebel ranks. and, supposing II to
be white flag, by means Of which the enc.
my intended to play their deceptive game Of
"Friends-don't shot, we are iriends"-
srrang forward, delivered a deadly volley.
aud captured the il tie flag. ltpioved to be
the battle Aag Of the Hampton Legion, OF
South Carolina, which was one ofihe organ.
izations which suffered so severely al that
point
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Lieut.. II. A. spayth len for the 49th on
Thursday.
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DIED.

On the 10Th Of May, in Camp Dennison. of
Chronic Diarrhea and Typhoid Fever, Mr..
Adam Sorg Of Tifiin, member Of the 57th
Reg, o. V. Aged 81 years, 2 mouths aud
10 days.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REAR I'M MIME

uS-That ttheTRIBUNE has the iare-
est circulation, aud is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising; In seheca
County. .-&1
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Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drop.

Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops.
NEVER faii to destroy and sstcrminsie Hllkind' OF
Intestinal womS Are perfectly reliable in all cases
nndfar superior, to any and al Of the Fancy Worm
Canecions and nGuseous vermfuses which are In use
They may he taken al all times Imperfect safety as
shey contain no Merury, other deetrriou' drug -
Mothers should always rurcho,e item, and give their
children other
Each .ox contains "a crops.
(No Cathartic whaisveris necessrrytobe given.)
For sale by ali druggists and dealers in medicines.
Al. MATTHEW'S,
octIIiy Bunr,lo, N. ", and Fori Ene. q. w.
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Notice.-The Soldiers Aid Society will
meet every Friday afternoon at one o'clock,
until further notice.
III expected that all, who feel an interest
in our sick and wounded soldiers, will co. one
rate with us, and assist to relieve their suffer
ings.
MRS. F. DON BENHAM.
President.
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and one copy to the getter up Of a club Of 10
subscribers or more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
ment by paying up all arcarages
Specimen copies sent free.
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CINCINNATI DAILY GAZETTE

ahd examine his large aud well selected 'toeLof
WALL PAPER
WINDOW PAPER,
6e., which he Il now receiving.
The place toset your
FAMILY BIBLES,
TO GET YOUR
POCKET BIBLES,
TO GET YOUR
TESTAMENTS,
TO GET YOUR
HYMN BOOKS,
TO GET YOUR
PRAYER BOOKS,
TO GET YOUR
SCHOOL BOOKS,
70 GET YOUR
BLANK BOOKS,
10 Oct YOUR
TOY BOOKS,
TO GET YoUR
Books and Cards for pre' ents,
10 GET YoUR
Stationery and Sold Pens,
TO GET YOUR
Steel Pens and Lead Pencils,
TO GET YOUR
Capillary PEN Feeders,
ia at the Bookstore of George T..
IIuss, No. 2 Tomb's Block, oppo.
site the Shawhan House.
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No more Rhe tism alter unng WstsoAs,
Neuralgia King
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TiHin Retail Market.

(Correcicd weetIy, BY q. A, BUskIRk \ Bro
and Retail dealers IN Grorsrie, and pro
luce Of all Kinds, shr whan's hiock THIN a.
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Terms OF subscription.

copy, year, in advance. ..sl 81
/" if paid within The year. ........2.9o
:" II paid after the year expires. .S.b'
No paper will be stopped until all arrearages
te paid; Unless at the option Of the publishen'
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The grcatFrenchR II Remedy v
MADAM BOIvIS'l CELEBRATED
SILVER COATED FEMALE Pills

The only ceriain and safe Remedy for al uterin
Ob,truotions, Monthly pifheuies, Irregulnriies,an
all the other diseases to which the woman, wife and
Mother Is peculiarly liable.
These rilis contain no deletsrous ingredients bu
ate safe nd csrsin in iheiT action. They will be
found to the happes effects in all case, Of Pro.
lap,us Uter, in Leuchoues, ths whites. they will
ibe foundthe easiest and most certain Cure ha, be
found It IL on account ofths certainty they should
mot be taken by Pre- suant Females (durng the first
rmonhs as miscarriage eertain) to be brought on,
but at other pc iods their - perfectly safe.
N.B.-One dollar and three postage stamps enclosed
ito any authorized agent, will ensure package ofpls
III, return mall.
G. CROSBY, General Agent, Buffalo, N. Y.
CAuTtos .--Beware OF Connierisits: the genuine
hsve the signature Crosby the outside wrapper
For sale by I. l.. 81 John & Co., Dubois & 90. and
j +. Matquarlt. Tifhn. o. octll-ly
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Seneca Boys at Cross Keys.-From
the list Of killed and wounded Of the 25th
Ohio Regiment, at the battle of Cross Keys,
near Harrisonburg. Va. we find the follow.
ing nemes Belonging to Company G. Capt.
Way.
KILLED.--Geo. Wilson.
WorSDEp.-Sergesnt A A Lambkin, Sc.
"erely; Corporal II II Ogden, dos Cor poral
Samuel Baughmap, dol Corporal w J kyls.
slightly Coonrod Smith, severely; Eli q
Beard, do; Geo. Longstreet, doS L W Cat.
Tie. dol N o Robinson, A Meyers slightly;
J N Cline, slightly; S L Kain.
These boys are mostly from about Repablic.
Mr. @. M. Ogden has gone 70 look after them.
The sSth ohN has done as much hard
lighting as any other Regiment in the serv.
ice.
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Local and Miscellaneous.

Tiffin. O.. Friday. June 40, ,eea.
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To clubs.

As an inducement TO gettiog up Clubs, we
efcr the TaiBuSE at the following rates.
Club of 6, year, In advance, 81 IS, each
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TOR SALE--A GROCERY STORE. For
Il particulars inquire Of No. l23 sth.av., NY
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Now Ready Monthly Part, No. 5.
VNIE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL,
l. Containing
LECTURES:
TIE AMERICAN PEOPLE, By Bayard Taylor
ROME AND ITS VlCISSITUDES, by tho Hon. james
Whitesde.
STORIES:
The Mystery Of Fefnwood; The Tracy Family Tom I'D
ders Ground Ny First ard Last Robbery; Advertising Tor
Wife; An Old hlal'f Story The Enchanted Spinner Inc
Banker OF Ballyee; The Quaker the Castle of Hoshen
stein.
NEW MUSIC:
THE VISITORS POLKA, by Thomas Baker.
o, We TEARS-So.G-by tranz Abt - -.
LORD, LETTEST NOW THY SERVANT DEPART IN
PEACE-NEw SACRED SOSG-by Stephen Glover.
LA MILITAIIiE MARCH, by H. Avery.
IN ADDITION TO
Biographical Sketches; Poetry, Essays. and Sketches
Juvenile Reading; Chess; Draughts; Wit and Humor y;
Recipes, large auount OF Amusing and Instructive
Reading Matter. Price. II cents, OF ~ year.
Pubh.heIs, J.plMON SMITH BROTHER,
No 20 North Wilhsin-st.. Nc~-York.
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Commemorative or the inte Count CaVOur.-
Prof bJI1A ~ the New-YofS Ui'.niiy viii 10y re1ets-
deliver di.couss tie Lie Chutr'r aud Potcy OF NE
late Couu. svoir IN the hal Now ok lsttr 81 So
cietv 2d.sv conner Of llth-s; Tht RsDAf EtLNirO
Feb 20 ct ocl, es. The members Of Tie lsoT a. society
and the public seaefsy ss respectfully invited 20 attend
"Our Country.',-A Poem by A. y. PALMER. N
Csnnon-st Ia1tst Church, THIS LNENING a. Cc.ock.
Ticket IS cents. Benefit o tie Feush MiHi1n."
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~
~. go. ,-,,,. c,,u ,vrrrtv Tarpt-,r H.
I'M NH"-i ''" ''''' y ''"''
puDii.ned every ICLsDAA sId fA!DAI.
r.ts Of Va TAG fFeb Il /:
II e III - ~ ''' -
-pt~gpf.r aprTCfttg. Tho Prortsts al the
~, feeI, MoItled. Edtonll Paragraph
II ttYFR FROM BURNSIDE. Nevs from Rebel
.ourcel; tden,oa snd Pymoulh IsAe1 Aile1
sn0 "onn1ea
ms ~ 10 49, '''0''''
10 ppnC.vrINcs ~ covGRTss.
y rry po.,.n..t. y.crory. o.,y s,,ei.i Il,
p5r': A Nii.ul, Landing, fisht Of Tie Rebels;
$"" Prisoners i4her pes,n o. - ',.,'n.'
NIs' CON ~ ucn a. az y, ~ 49, =,
,.i"y.' bllDI"t % 80. H. G,i,.i 70.
W..LA1E SOUTHERN ITEMS
vu..LATEsT NEWS RFrEItGu BYTELEGRhPH:
ar Faulkner Pronounce M h"beihoh a azure
vur vo-., ,r,,,.,-.l - - -, H.,
Eeit a ,- 'r.,,, io,e'c.. nocs,ep ioSn.
NJ. .,-e. Ihos.anesoi '.soners' OiolAi hePort'i
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Pianos Made Durable ~ V,olius,

PlarOs Made Durable ~ V,nlins.
DRlCCS PATENT StRINO-CLaNP
FOR PlAEOS
hss been approved by ihe Leading rau.irian.
APPROVED BY THE EDITORS u me Ver.L,,t
TrDvae Nov D: Ne,o York T.mes. Nov. IL Neur. Yo
Berafi Oct. 23i Musical iersV, Nov 3; Nei-. y5yl
Etpress Oct 20. Ne,r- York EteHine Po,f sss
TIE Ncie- Yo,f UmiG Jan J.
BY THIS PATENT srRikG-CLAMP
oblique twisting strain o. the sg amounting IN
near 1850 pounds is wholly taken n the hffr ana s3und
board hu. Lone is the secsred esin deelotop
perfectly ~ the .loiu.
ALL OTHER PIANOS 90 SPEEDILY TO RUIN
Worn-out Pianos permanently restored original be ,ny
by the CLAMP % cost Of rom oto go 10.
tter includes String' and new covering ham
mars throughout.
New Piano. secured sysiust decay to tone.
TIM required 20 make these al rraf ne. ON WEEK
Pianos, with the P.,cnt rtritg C.mp FOR 'aic.
WARABOOMs 10. $50 sth-ft. co4rCr bECADNtN.
Wbsre gi AID ,siti1c description Published by tie jo4i
mails, BE- seen.
any Piano when altered be not entirely o. tie ts:isac
nor Of Toe gSnef, compeass ION viii be received
briggs IOOIER
No. 30 ffh-st..
Ecw-Yofk
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MISS T.. r. GREENFIELD. tho BlACk
VA SWAN. respectfully announces GRAND CONCEPT,
- a. L.r,ht Of the ABYSsISIAN BAPTIST Gil RCH.
20 i'd Wserl.y. place. SiTth on THIS (Wednes'
~ EVENING Feb ~, which occasion she wiz re- 80
az ~ NJ pRoNN the American Nightingale, and Pro-
Ti@ket. of admission 70 cents; gallery q cents
,onceft 70 commence precisely At \ O'clock
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WINTER GARDEN.
W THIS EVENING the performances VIII commence
with he glorious Comedy n
MAhRfFD LIFE.
Sir TIHRY DONf....................hr. J. s. CLARKE.
Aner which. the Esllrt Dyerisement
la JOYITA,
A. with -
TIE BFAUTIFUb CUBAS
,ff dsrrs fot. Arrr0uesa and Fl Ole" Daring the
ballet Tsbeau IA which the National Anthem vii be-
su W the oatne Company Ia honor Of our recent Sool'
. Olira
10 con, ise With -
OUR PLEASANT NFIGHBORS
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HARDWARE to EXCHANGE for REAL
Il ESTATE, with without the stand established for
number Of years Apply at No. 303 9Th sv.
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~ SALE, LEASE Of ten years upon the tide.wster
GRlST-MILL. ; seth-r with STORE, DWELLING, aud
OUT-BUILDINCs. TIE Nil Lss four OF stone and a
good county trade situated ten TO twelve miles houn the
city upon the Westchestel Creek Vessels Of large drsngt
OF water losd and unload om the mill door; easy scces
10 NewYogk by stage and stesmDost. twice day INTO
property viii be LEASED TO the highest bidder on sATUH-
DAY the 18th Of March. at Il O'Clock the prem
s Sale positive Conditions made known on the day OF
sale. MORRIS BAILEY. IEu1'ee,s Of The Town
BERNARD WATERS Of Westchester.
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Jrofessiona! Notifies.

EDWARD II. DIXON, II. D., Editor of The
sesnel and operstin- add Consulting Surgeon, No Al
5h.ay Oas consultations te, more obscure diseases OF
the pelvic ysc-rs Rupture Piles, NGrcocee, and Fistua
radically cured without the knife OF Ls1su.e Ouiee hoefs
rom g 20 . 4 20 3, and 20 g evenings.
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DARTNER WANTED.-The advertiser. hay-

DARTNER WANTED.-The advertiser, hav.
Ing one Of the oc ted Fircbrick Woks and the
troll Of nerhaube supply Of the best fire nste TO DO
found In the couny DESTROYS Of extending the business
Ills bricks rank In tire market with the snd have been
long and yoraby known Other busnes dividing his at
tenon ende. hs epnecesay Most satisfactory evidence
will BE- oven Of the profitable nature Of the business None
but those who give satisfactory references as to RESPONSE
by and character need sPpy 70 'uch also who can COM
could be presented. Address FRIEDRICH, Box No. ~
Tribune Office
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d.nd Second Re gimenf. N. Y. S.Y

One Hundred and Second Regiment, N. f.s.V
VAN BUREN LIGHT Observation-Disclosures No
4s2 Broadwsy NJ Y. Comp at camp hnhou'e" 'onn L
snsater. Long Island This Regiment will leave for the
..a, ~ war st an early day. few more RECRUITS
WANTED Officers having recruits may obtain positions OF
no,e Of their NJ the best advantage by sppyineto
THOs. VAN BUREN, Col Comdg No. 231 Broadway.
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Mllilarp Notlces.

semen, Ordinary SeBrneH,
,.bDAlMES, LANDSMEs.
AhNniNICs, AND OTHERS
WANTED YOR THE
W aAhINE ARTILLERY
Nov Il .,i,. - hyWARD, Colonel Commanding
Payths ,.,. bUkNslDEs EXPEDITION
ton I'm a. ,es "tsy sud 800 bounty 81 the xps-
lo,ntst tksts Hilc1 ~ Three yeart Tie Al
IneIhst rer.g Z. "a can be- ieftfor lmier o. any
Colons VII l.' On s.sh pay day In New.iork IIe
en- itng ,isn Ia, - the families Of those Joining
aosnlon.bs saS be men viii $50 gessye neat spa
sw sooi FgRRs "a hg,ddag o. being mustered TO-
s~ssa tals snS ~. !. N tghALLEY No. "a bcge,, r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-19
Chances for Bnsiiirss Men.

A N UNUSUAL CHANCE for young man to
IA COMMENCE BUSINESS IN an established mercantile
CASH TRADE 5000 capital required. Add ess Box No
4, 500, PostOfice. NewYoTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-19
30 the Pablo,

WAsHlNCI0v Feh Is, lfGR
AsI zee in the proceedings ofths Senate JOIN WISE
ls,e keeper Of the s having been charged a Ltaro lie 10
the del ate IN the Senate the shsse O. Js Of he
Senators used the wo Wise without he 81 mime. Tie
i To notify pU3ic ih.' t not Jas A. WISE NJ che Cap
iAl Police He engaged g. better iu.i.e.. thl1 e1ro-
sSsssg. a not proitabe. JAS. A. WISE
No go mist, between AID II sts
a New aid Dclirious Articic.--Lttr. rea, -d
MAPLk sUGi R sfRDf, nsnusc.utea oy tie NV
YORK STEAM ~ ltCP REIN X f. ard NAY be- found 4
al TIE tTstclas 0Toosfes Wh- itis rfrd gsra
entIe saissc;iou Oeiessl spo, NO. 81 Erosd~ay.
KEATOR s. Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-19

Young nen's Republican Central Committee.
The ksg4l.r messing Of tbs Commute v be L,ld ~ tie
HsstquGi.rs co-uer Of Rroaiysy snd 23lst On THIS
tWsoucsts) EVENING ret. % ~ u O'Clock. puncius
steudauce :. feque+ed WN IS. OPDYRT pre.'t
yo.sg. G :" AS Sss'h'' }secre,sri,s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-07-31

Inc it'tie boy brought IN his Composition and
when the master cIu:e real IL, AMI sIw the eyi
dence OF talent in the boy, it is said he could not
ref7tin from tears
NO" then, boys and girls. don't get frightened NJ
~ t'ofSht 81 "A composition bat hn1 something
~ ~ interests you, aui write down what Won think
a"'i' w. AMI that will he a COMPOSITION You neei
n' - !" write rhyme. unless ycu have n talent for
.o' porr @ verses are great deal poorer than poor
pro-7--1he HeH Spring
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-07-31

the Plantations "f Ako Papakoa and Two
Puo. Io; Importers and Wholesale and Retail Deal
China Gl-; have hand, sale, their estab
King street, Honolulu. and at Lahana. Maui
Sugar, NoaSses, Syrup, Tea, Coffee, and large and
varied assortment of general merchandise
Honolulu. August I2.lS57. 27l-ly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-07-31
j. WORTH.

Merchandise, IIo. Hawaii. Ships supplied
shortest notice. reasonable
Bills Of = -NCllIl,- wanted. 320-ly