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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-02
TwnNTY.oNg YEARS AGO.

Ma. &. g, REi'tot distinrul.hed Chemist and
OtnagiH of the city Of Dnfaio, y. " Invented md
mAAaiaeiafsda compound known a, BHisfoLs nAL.
SAN ~ HosnuouNp, Witch " Apsflect specific fo,
conghs, golis or any Bronchial or iune dncultie,
Arising ffom damp, cold, ot sudden change Of the
weather.
Escir psrnn who ha, ever taktn Bristol. BAL,
'am vi tnarhound, pfouounces " the best Rftielc
ever inyentei ant 40 jn,ily celshiHied has ~ be.
conc, ihet The market is already tui of limitations
cOuntsti,it., aad most dAhrefint compound unde,
the nNme Of iialsAm Of llotthaund. Ihsfotufe, nj.
wsts b. cafsiul 10 call lf uriIos nal,nm, and ,so
ihai VI. WHutEs signature u on The outside babel
Of the toitie
MauE.--lius inssluthle Medicine has hscn noW
some tuenu one year hrf fe The puhlir, aud With.
oct suy enoH on the PSF Of the proprietor, It, sale
has hvroms Vrfy extensive and ~ dhily inrfeasinr
Tho Tow nice ~ Which tho Msdirine u sold tgA c1sl
enables al " psriakc oft, hesliug gus,itss,
q. crosby Huhao, y. Y.,
Pole mpnufsriuuf. To whom ,ll orders should be
ad'to''sd fcr'Sle by silte'rec,sbie drukri,ta
April ~, is6a. s-ecn,iy
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TO Neryou, snncrcr- of 10th sr,c,.

\ Reverend GentlsmHn having hsen Re,iofed ia
health In a few days, amer undetsoingAi The use
~ fohiins nnd irregular expensive modes of treat.
msnt without sncrets tcnsidtFs " his sHeted dut fu
communicate 20 his afflicted fellow creatures the
mean. Of cuts Hence, on the receipt Of an addfc,
sd EHvelnps he viii .end tft.sl copy or the pre-
,rfirtior used. Direct TO ~. Jous VI. UaaNALL, Is0
FELTON, street, lituukNp, New Nofk
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AND ANOTHER WITNESS
For Dr., BENHAM'S Electro
Hydropathic Medicated Vapor
BATH.
LIBERTY TowNsulp,j


CrarJo,d County, Ohio.
This is to certify that | was attack.
cd severely with Rheumatism, in
October A. ID. 1860. called on
several Physicians of tho old school
who was considered very skilliul
They attended mo for some months.
grew worse all the time. Some
said was incurablo-ono of the
Doctors said | had the Giatic
Rheumatism and applied a plaster
of tan and tar; cosmetic aud tan,
made most miserable ugly stink
ing sore and very painful, and did
not draw the Rheumatism out of
my hip. Some said one thing, some
another thing allied me; but one
thing was certain, | got worse all
the time. began to think Ishl'd
soon gc to tho happy land Of Ca,
naan. I was finally prevailed on
! to give DIR. A. BrSuAM q trial, and
having heard of the great cures he
has performed, many of which |
was personally acquitted with. Ao.
cordinsly | was taken to DIR. Ben
hams, sore hip, rheumatism and
all on the 18th of June, 1861, and
stayed 10 days, during which time,
| was taken through some five or
six Baths, and the tenth day left
my rheumatism, tan, tar, cosmetic,
sore lips aud all with DR.. Benham.
| went home aud wens to work at
my trade carpenter, and no in.
conveuieuce. DR.. Bonham with
his mastery skill! and excellent
remedies, with his Electro Hydro.
pathio Medicated Napor Bath, re.
novated the system and accom-.
Iplished moro in less time than any
Physician | ever knew.
JAMES STEAM,
and
A,A. STEAM, Wfe.
Witre.,
JOHN SEEN, Father,
MARY SEEN. Mother,
MOSES SEEN, Brolhsr,
JOSEPH WARNER.
Melmore, July 81, 1861. --3mos
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DIR. A. BENHAm's


ESpectorant and Renovating
Pills, for the qure of Nervous aud
sick Headache, old Sour Stomachs
loss ofapetite, heartburn, water
brash, cold hands and feet, dirri.
ness and MIX sickness. cramps in
the stomach, and thoroughly
cleans the general system without
any inconvenience.
DosE-From 2 to 4 twice a day.
PRIoE--25 cts. per box or 8 boxes
for 81.
Prepared and sold by DIR. A,
Benham, Melmore, Seneca Co,
Ohio, and +. Marquardt, and Dn
Bois & Co. THIN City, Ohio.
July 81, lS63.-3m.
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Attorneys a Counsctlors at Law.
onics in singer, New Dlock, opposite the Con-,
Iiouse. - novo,
NsP, Noble, Harrlfon Noble.
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DIR. WM. Ii. HURD'S
DENTAL REMEDIES
THE BEST in THE WORLD,
ssuRISd
Fine Teeth and q Sweet Breath,
Curing Toothache & Neuralgia.

DO you wish to be blessed with and admired fer
PEARLY WHiTx midtown TEETH Use DR. wM,
u. HiRDS UNRiyALLED TOOTH POWDER,
warranted free IRON acid, alkRli, oI aay iaiHrous
snb.,ance. Price 25 cents per boa. 20.
t1a- newars Of the ordinary cheap Tooth Powders.
which whiien but de sfroy.
Do you wish tobe certain that your bresth .. psfs
sweet AAd Agreeable to husband or wife. lover os
iIien-is u,r DIR. HURDs CEiEBRATRD'
MOUTH WASH. Price n, cents per bottle.
world for CASKER, BAD DtEArn. BLEEpisG Grss,
soRE MouTit, etc. II has cutsd haptrs,i>.
DO you oryoa si.ldren suffer from rOOTHAcHE &
Get DR. .HuRnS MAGIC TooTHACHE DROPS,
Price, ~ Goats per bone. ~
AIe Won afflicted with NEURALGlA Get DIR.
HuRDs NEURALGIA PLAsTERs. The most
effective and delightful pmsdy kaows.
They do not alheSe nor blister, bat sooths aud
chaun pain away. Try them. Price, Is and AZ
cents. Mailed on receipt of pBce,
Tr'atise 90 the best means Of preseIring the
Teeth. mailed receipt OF the price 10 cents. II
tulaabe little work aud shosiJbs in ibs pss,s.soa
Of every per,en. ..I l.|
Forssis a'AlI the bss, stor, thrpshOut TIE com.
Try.
CAUrIos,--As there sre deslsr whs t.hs saraa
tage Of our advertisements to impose upsa tksusns
TONERS inferior preparations, it !, nrees.syy to Ia
u upon having what yon call for and yon viii
the BEST, thoroughly tested, and prepared by an
perienced Dentist, Treasurer rf the New yok sists
nrntists Association. and Vice PreIidept Of the
New York City Dental Society.
Address w ~ iil'Rp Cn,
Tribune DuihiuEs, New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Horse Owners


DIR, swEH rN iNfALLfDLk LiNIMENT FOR
HUReff Is unttsied by any. and w al cases oI
l.smsuess, snnnf ffar, fpfsins, Bfuiset o. Wreueh
iug its effects Ia mpgical aud certain, hamess or
,sllie Gals, ssfatshst, MAhgu, Ne, " will also
cure speedily. Spawn snd Rsnetcns may he easily
prevented ard oNfad 10 their inoipign, stages, bui
rohhfmed cAsot nu tcyond iie possibility Of fadi
al care Nc cAfsspfMe Mind. however, IL to fcs.
psfete o. hopeles. hut u msy be ailvvsted BY this
Ltntmsnt and hs faithful application will awsys
move The LsmsHsu. sad enable the hofses 70 travel
With cuupnf tive eats.
Evsty hove ownct shoth have this remedy ~
hs nd, ftt ns umsly $50 ~ tho frat sppeafsnce Of
tnmvness viii .Heeipally prevent those formidsbl'
diichsss mentioned, TO Witch III horses STE liable
md witch reader se many othotwise valuable hosst,
hesfy worthless SEE Aaveuisemeut,
A CENTLfMAN.cnr Of Nsf,aus Debility, In.
vompstency, rtematutc Decay and youthful Error,
hctnRird by he'irc 10 benefit others, will he happy
70 temish 10 all shu reed " tree Of chafge) the 70
ire Hnd directions for nakinz the staple Rcmod,
used In his cate those wishing 10 ptoGt by BIZ cs.
petlenef--anj pose'ses valuable Rtmedy-wiH 70.
rsiVe The tame Nv feturu nail, trstsny ,esledJ, b,
addfess,ns iuH> ". 'BDEN,
augllhn No 90 Nassau Street, New York. d..
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&. Il. Watson

Attorney at Law.-Will attend
pfomptyto lltind. oflsgal business Once In tom.
mefclal Row Timn, Ohio. hotj
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-02

Electro Hydropathic Medicated
Yapor Bath, for the cure Of all To-
cal Pains, Neuralgia, general di-
hility, all forms Of Ernptive dis
eases, Cancers and Scrofiia, Chron-
ic and Acute Dierrhae, and all
Dropsieal Affections, in q short
time. ,Urv isli No aa b
Melmore, July 81, ls6l.-6m.
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j. Il. IInrd.
w.P. a. u. Noble.

Attorney at Law, Tiflin, Ohio
Oncs IN shswhahS New Blcck. over shriyet's storsi
InhIM.II
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BUSINESS CARDS.
John McCnnIcY.

Attorney at Law, {: :: Tifin, o
OFFICE. Cd FloO,, Tonlb's Block.
March 10, 1869. 97-tf
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-05-29
Avoiding q Dun.

A compositcr in one Of the daily news
paper offices, though good fellow like
many of the Faustian professors, suffers
from repeated attacks of limited finances, or
revenue disproportional ohis disbursements.
He has no objection to paying his debts. to
the last penny, when he has the money; but
when he is short, lie ahhores the idea Of
meeting one Of his creditors, for be hates
dun as he does the ID, or a dirty proof
On one of the last occasions Of the pressure
upon typos monetary market he was des-
cending from the news room TO the street,
when he met collector, who asked him if
James II. SMITH giving the printers name
worked in that Office.
Why do you wish to see him 2" asked
Smih.
Il have hill against him (producing ii(
for $40, left by DR.. A., who, You remember,
recently died, and his accounts have been
left ia my hands for col eeiion." 4F
flames ii. Smith" replied the compost
tor, repeating his own name slowly, as If it
had a mysierously familiar sound and he
we're endeavoring to recall it. II have
heard that name before, surely flames II.
smith, Janes-,James H.--oh. yes ! Jas if
With sud,len rememberance) he used 10 be
mploy, here c-rtaiuly. certainly he did. /
eme nb-r now he worked next to my
ease, poor fellow Y and the speaker paused
and looked sad s q .qN
6 D d anything happen to him r asked
the C Hector. Aae
Yes. He died suddenly one morning.
of cholera, after attending the sick bed of
a friend" 4i1
. Did he leave anything7' asked the
nan of bills. sstT. fa4sg ana
90, no. The boys had to bury him. l
,ave So myself to help put the generous
creature under the sod. He died pennless."
" Then there is no use Of keeping this
i'll, suppose p M aius3 gl'
"None at all p said S. And as the col-
ector departed, he continued. TO bimsrlf,
< guess Eve got rid of tha, old bore. 1t
wasn't. perhaps, much of a story WAS tell
ing. Probably was only anticipating a
little after all-except in the So coEtribu-
ton."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-05-29

of his acife be much inferior to that of the
girl he courted or to the generality of those
females with whom you may happen TO
associate. He cannot but make compare
sons, and it should be your care that they
should not result in your disadvantage.
| Extravagance in dress should also be
avoided as i'll calculated to increase the
responsibility of married lady. and it
sometimes occasions surmse nowise cred
liable to the female character. Indeed OIL
ought, by consulting your husbands wishes
in this respect, to leave him not doubt,
that your dress is fashioned 10 meet his
approbaton, more than to altac, the gaze
or gain the admiration of any or every
other person. l, may be Thought, perhaps,
| by some, that the dress OF the wife is,
to the husband, matter of very trifling
consequence but rely upon it, the effect Of
disregarding his opinions on this subject,
is not always wholly unimportant.
You have doubtless EN- and heard
enough to know, that no hing short Of crime
can more impair the res Iectab lity of mar
ried lady, than often being seen at public
places unattended by her husband. Should
yours have no desire to be lhronged with
company at home, nor disposition 10 seek it
abroad or shoI Id you unforun tely aspil z
to live in style inconsistent with his feel
ings or resources, l have already sad
enough to show you, that no action Of You !
savoring of opposition, no look soured with
disappointment, nor expression tinctured
with reproach, will dispose him the more
to crafty your wishes. That such mean
cannot succeed with man of sense and
spirit, is as obvious as the indiscrelion
through which they are adopted.
"Abrubt contradiction of any one, though
sometimes the effect of an unguard,d d mo
ment. is generally regarded as a sure indi
cation of low and vulgar breeding but such
conduct in wife toward a husband, seldom
fails to render him ridiculous and her con-
temptible in the estimation of all who may
happen to witness such an instance of her
folly and imprudence. Much of he respec-
liability of The wife, is reflected from the
husband; and when she, by her indiscfe-
ton, lessons his, she is sure to sink her own
in public estimation.
"To conclude-I have voluntarily and
perhaps ofiiciou>ly offered you my counsel.
and the best my judgment can afford NJ,
motive is your good but it depends on
yourself whether or not it will be useful to
you. But keep this letter by you. aud II
the end of three or four years, you shall
think yourself not benefited by its contents,
you have my assent TO burn ii.
"That the blessings of health, peace, and
prosperity may attend you through life, is
the sincere wish and earnest hope of your
friend"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-05-29
A SchOOlbOy'S Can.

was once waiting in the vestibule of a
high school in a populous town. On the
wallis hung rows OF tidy caps and ove,coats
showing that the race cf careful. kindly
mothers is not yet extinct. Yet one of the
hooks bore no overcoat, only cap, and
such caI Bronzed out of all color. bea-
en- OFT of all shape, it looked filter for a
football than covering TO brave boys
head. l have known so e. (ihey we're
weak and cowardly boys TO be surelwho
would have hidden away and played truant
rather than be seen in the rect and at
school in such cap rs that. have no
dauht the boy who wore that cap had to
put down great cling of the heart,
and draw his hand more han once across
his eyes, before he made up his mind that
it would do.
You see he was afraid that everybody
who saw the cap would form an opinion Of
The boy under It and he was right
formed an opinion OF the boy from his CAP.
although / never saw his face at all.
will tell you what thought of him. He
was poor, of course, and l don't think he
had a mother II he had, she would have
gone without a bonnet herssIf rath r than
50 mortify his sense of decency and fitness.
He was brave boy he dared to do right
when everybody laughed, and there are
brigadi rs in the army who have not SO
much courage as that. He was bright and
>tudous, or he never would have worked
his way 70 the high SCI DOL under the dis
advantages that kept him down. | don't
believe his head, among the row of heads
in his class. looked as inferior as his CAD
lid among theirs in the hall. ] have no
doubt it was manly head, with bright eyes
and firm lips and large, healthy brain
inside.
Forty years ago there was boy in Indi-
ana, stout fellow with the AK but with A
large awkward head and no better cap than 8
The one i saw in the hall. His entire
schooling only amounted 10 year, and yet
that very boy is now the President of the
United States, and finds it harder work TO
pot down the rebellion than he then did 10
cut down the trees in Spencer county.
The men who are to do hard work in hi.h
places in the year 1900 are schooboys now: !:
hey have sound. clear heads, but some of
item don't know where to lay them or what
to put on them. And yet before many
years some of my readers will be very
glad to take off their hats to these boys
who now have no hats TO put on.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-05-29

HOME AFTER BUSINESS HoURs.-The
road along which the man of business travels
in pursuit of competence or wealth is not a
macadamized one, nor does it ordinarily
lead through pleasant scenes and by WELL
springs of delight. On the contrary, it is a
rough and ueged path, with " wait-a-bil y
thorns, and full of pitfalls, which can only
be avoided by the most watchful crcum-
spection. After every days journey over
this worse than rough turnpike road, the
wayfarer needs something more than resi-
he requires solace, and he deserves it. He
is weary ofrhe dull prose of life. and athirst
for the poetry. Happy is the man who can
find that solace, and poetry at home
Warm greetings from loving hearts. fond
glances from bright eyes, and welcome
shouts of children, the thousand little ar
rangements for our comfort and emf ,yment
that silently tell of thoughtful and expec-
tant love. the gentle ministrations thai dis
cucumber us iEto an old and easy seat be-
fore we are aware of it these, and the like
tokens of affection and sympathy, constitute
the poetry which reconcies us to the prose
Of life. Think Of this, ye wives and daugh-
ters of business men! Think of the anx-
ieties, the notifications, and worse. that
fathers undergo to secure for you comfort
atle homes, and compensate them for their
trials by making them happy by their own
fiji eside.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-05-29
CLEAN OUT Your CELLAR.-who,

SLEAN OUT 1OUR CELLAR--- W nOlr
households are sometimes made sick by the
effluvium of foul cellar. Every Sprine
and Summer not few suffr from ihi-
cause. If there is no outside door to the
cellar, decayins matter in it. is almost sure
to breed sickness in the hou>e.
EARLY in the Spring. you should sort out
your potatoes, turnips, and whatever you
keep for time, and carefully clean up and
carry away all animal and vegetable mat
ters. that are likely to decay. After this
is done il would be we'll to sprinkle all over
the cellar, quick lime. Scatter chloride Of
lime about the rat-holes, if those pests troub
lie you. A half a dime will buy enough at
the druggists for this purpose. Ii will be
good for the cellar if there are no rats.
If families would take pains to remove
all such causes of sickness from the prem
ises, and obey all the laws of health, there
would be but little sickness compared with
what there is now.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-05-29

Among the speakers at late meeting of
the Union Association at New Orleans was
one Judge Heistand, who thus expressed
his qualification at the progress of the anti
slavery sentiment:-" What changes have
taken place in one year! / have been a
STAKEHOLDER since was able to own a ne
tious scruples about the matter, and dc not
now. Three years since, in Lafayette
square, told the residents of this city that
the drst attempt 10 defy the power of tho
national government would result in the
downfall of slavery. Tonight rejoice to
inform you that from the Rio Grand to the
ST. Johns, and from the Atlantic to the Pa
cific, slavery is doomed"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-05-29

The number of persons burned or scald-
ed to death in England from 1848 to 1861,
is officially stated at 39.927, or an average
of day. OF the whole number. 1914
were infants under one year of age; 4500
were children of one and under two years
ard 9777 were between two and four years
of age. Between the ages of FIVE and ff-
teen. 6255 girls and $3.50 boys were burn
ed to death.
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p o t ..
THY CONSTANT FRIEND.

/ ask thee not for pearl or gem
To deck ruy brow OF hair;
For earthly gems what is called
Most beau tiful and fair.
When feirer forms around tree glide,
And all is mirth and gee
ask thee but TO pause awhile
Aud give one thought Of me.
When In the quiet solitude,
When faneies wander free HtI
To all the past in pleasure spent,
thon remember me.
When plunged in sorrows deepest gloom,
Thou dost bewail thy lot;
Then turn to me. thy constant friend,
For IN forget thee not.
In all thy weary pilgrimage
Through this cold world of care.
When thou art almost forced 20 yield
Thyself to deep dispair,--
Then come TO me, what e'er thy fate,
However hard thy let;
For will be thy constant friend,
And will forget thee not.
Someruiile Mass.
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Good Farm for Sale.
u EAST PurNEY rERMoxl

IN EAST PUTNEY, VERMONT.
y contains 1870 acres Of excellent Till
I,sts, pastaring and Woodland, with good two
eon, and Barns and Sheds suitable and con-
sooa FARMER. II Is situated within q mil.
- IN IN = a good Grist Mill, Saw Mill and Ne
I, ss os oniy two miles from the Rail Road Sta
4, 1oce- oe- Reference may be had TO Franklin
l. = sney, me and John Kimhan Of Putney, or to
n. "a, 1855. SAMUEL A. BENNETT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-05-29
mall Farm For Sale.

scriber offers his place For Sale in West
VI, two miles from Bellows Falls, and mile
om Westminster Depot, II is on the bank of the
riVer, very pleasantly situated, containing Z
oest meadow Land, in high state of cultiva.
story house, and a barn 81 ~, with cellar
and barn are supplied with excellent spring
ug through lead pipe. with free-stope cistern
here Is on the place great variety of fruit
,hidiugs are all very recently bailt of selected
we most thorough manner. It is one Of the
'1iens IN the Connecticut river valley. and any
a small place cannot in | a better chance than
CHARLES CHURCH.
Ter, VI, Feb Is, 1853. g.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16
New state SIsstinra6Snno.

There viii Be New State meetings a,
Grafton on The lsth and 2Iss inst, At Th1eb
EIu Be literally discussed the merits as,5
SaSantaSss Of the New State Question hy
w I, Wiley, Nn, G. Scown, Saul. Crspe
ana offers IheqnestiOas iaHOlvea SeeoS
y interest rs all il social, moral ao3 pe-
eanlary point Of view. Let there be =
general ootpSarinS q car people. Gene
one come al to Tie resr5s. >'ss1.s
By order OF Conmfttee d Csomy,s,,
AID your Interest
GRARrGS, March II. 1853
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16

wise man. to vote for it. If be viii begin
to modify now, we think he can come
around quite gracefully By Thursday week,
after which time public man in West
Virginia had better be SO toad and feed on
the vapor of dungeon" than anything else
buta New State man.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16


reinforcement OF tho Meeting At the
Athens"na until next saturday
Night.
% Saturday morning last letter was
received from Hon. Horace Maynard stat,
ing that it would be impossible for him TO
to be At Wheeling tina, night, as appointed
III former letter, owing to circumstances
which he cORld no, eou,rol. On the re.
Ssipt of this letter posters were Immediate.
y issued announcing a pos,popemsn. of
che intended meeting until next SATURDAY
night, Arrangements are now il progress
to secure, if possible, not only the attend.
aaSe OF NJ. Maynard bu, also Other dis,ip.
GutshSd speakers. We thersfOse announce
'his morning that a grand mass meeting
will take place at the Alheasum on next
Saturday night, That evening so near
election day, it is thought will be even
neutrality-suspicious. aud appsOpriasetOr Erana,
fpal aud eliminating yally TIA, last Sat-
urdSy evening.
We received also GA Sa,urdAy the follow.
ing excellent letter from Ron, Jacob Blair
member of Congress nom the Paskersburr
dtstriSe We arc In hopes tia, Mr.. Blair
will be With US On next SATURDAY niSh,
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Chance for a Capital Investment

EINO BE SOLD AT 0SCE AND VERY L0W-The
old established L quor store and Vinegar Depot
with large run Of custOml OF Philip Dollmeysr,
No. lS6 Market street
The proprietor being about to remove to Parkers-
burg, Will dispose Of the stock Of Wines, Liquors,
Cigars, Vinegar Barrels and Bottles, at considerably
less than cost
Also An extensive Reetityiug Establishment in the
same building, with all the necessary fixtures and
implements. In the best order
Also, very 6ne and new Copper DiStilleTy, COM
plste, aud ali the fixtures in the store. embracing
ever, thing belonging to first class Liquor bust-
ness, with Vinegar factory in working order,
aud Of good capacity, making IRON ten to twelve
Imm6date application solicited and greas bargains
uaFlSSi1 PHILIP DoLLMEYER