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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
Consumption.
THE THREE REMEDIES.

SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP. FOR the cure Of Coughs.
Co1s Bonc tits and every form Of CosG.u ytiou The Pc
cuat ion " this msdciue peus Tire ulcers in the lungs
promotes The dcanrge Of the corrupt maze ~ fkret9 A.
ton PARTIES tho blood, ana thus cures Consun9 oa when
every othtr remedy isiis
sCnEACK5 sur WEED TONIC for the Of Dys-
pesss indigestion. ID all dseaet agsul n IA bGity
Thi Tonic n.goe.e tae dzesr. organs, nPpes The pace
Of ssstrc ice when that dscient then enables
tue pa 10 digest the nutritious food Il 10 soy
efr'gu remedy tor ali csses oil indig- tIUn.
sCHENCkS MANDhAhE PILLS. oro of the Inon
liable mrdchss dscoy red beins sct'be s1s
int cous and niyi1g 81 the useful pro er ascribed
e. that nj without producing any ~ is luxurious eaec
70 these three medicines, Or. J. ~. 5chrnck OF PhIsoe
pha his ugtyasi fucces Ia The treatment OF PulnoDs
~ C'ufuup ion. The Puloric Syrup ripcn tao morbid
H'uI dsoHgfges g. and purnus tbs biooL The Map1Fke
Pills upon tbs liver al Obsifuc ions thsTeif0n
give the urans hesby ,pae, and cu,o Liver Comp. ant,
VII ch most yroniiueu. causes OF Consumption
Tie weed Tonic inyizora the powers OF tho stomach;
~ the 81 ;ssou and bringing 20 ,inA
and feahy condition improves the q1Gy 81 tho blood ny
vah %. formation Of ulcers tuberce5 IL tie hiIgs
becomes iuposbe The combined action Of these rn.t
clues, o. lus cxYsiued viii eyry Of Con'nDption
If toe Iemede. used In lime snd the ue Of hem Il re-e.
yerel In sIceDy u bring the case % favorable teniaa-
tion.
Rrmsuber Dr. Schemes rooms IN this city are q, No
% BospsT wne.s hs Do fuad eyery ESDAl, ifom
A. H. T. .. m. lie always Keeps fresh snppS Of i.oi-
mes ~ h- Roovs which be md sry day, v.ttpor mo
DOcfOa there or not. CONRAD SOA No. VI bALCLAf-
81. lie WnoLSsAL. Adgaf PoE HET-foAG CRY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
SLAVERY IN TREE SPANISH COCO
ylEA

Even Spain, now the only power of Europe
which still gives its sanction to Slavery. is be-
ginning to yield to the powerful current OF
public opinion which demands the abolition OF
that relic of barbarsm. The Correspondence
of Madrid OF the 18th ult. states that in pur-
suauce of royal decree oil slaves who may
accompany their masters from Cuba to Spain,
or any country where Slavery does not EXIT,
shall henceforih be considered free. We hail
this decree as q favorable omen for the result
of the exertions now being made in Cuba, as
well as in Spain, to provide by legislation for
the abolition of SlayeV in Cuba. 1t is conf
IDENTIFY expected that the Spanish Government
will not resist much longer the urgent repre-
sensations which are made 70 il from al paris
OF the Christian world. Abolition of Slavery
in Cuba will clear all Europe from completely
with that evil, and leave the United States
and Brazil the only countries which protect 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY FEBRUARY a. 1863

Enperor Trade Ia said to he improving at the
car'nl, upward Of eighty Europeans dwelling
within ito walls.
The news from Hankow simply confirms the intel
ligence we rave in the last trade report.
We have dates from Kauagawa TO TIE 18th ult
The only intelligence we fes OF interest is tic arrival
q the ScoilauI from thia port, en- route TO San
Francisco, after n fine passage of sixteen days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
TIE ILLINOIS COPpEEHEAD
LEGEsLATJEE EAsIPANT.
They Call Upon Canada for Help.

srRis0VRLp. Friday. Feb. -, 1858
Resolutions passed the House to-day, that as the
Canal bill had been defeated in Congress, tho Gov
be authorized to appoint commissioners to visit
the Parliament OF Canada to apply for improvement
Of transportation TO the Atlantic.
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The Tax Law Decial0rs,

The Tax Law Decisi0rs,
Alphabetically arranged. together "ith
CUMfLErE STAMP DIRECTORY.
IT. work 4. .ecouI only g. importance 70 The Tex Law
itself Tne Commi, ioueTs Decoas numerous. effect
lag t eveiy secon o. the La. th@, IA esanos
al ID % be- unln'ormad IN 70 .ri & them.
A STt'lP DIRECTORY J., added which includes the
Decisioo5 y-stny % SamP Dut,' forming
10. ONLY COMPLETE GUID. IL the use # Stamps yet
olssed &, Che public Il should ind piace upon every
busiress mans dssG
heats Vented in every city and town. to whom liberal
1i.elupi will be paid.
rrics T.l Cents Single copies sent popsd, receipt
o. rrico
For saIe by all bookseller. and uewsdeaeu.
Atd-cs BEADLE Il Co. Pubi hers.
No. li8 Niiliau,-s;. NswYork
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Conversational; Nomination.

NV Lo.pcS. Conn Pntny Fsb D. 1854
The Hon. Au8us.us Irrude.c. late SPEAKER Of @, e
CoLnec:icdt llous. Of Assembly, wss unanimously
nominated by the Republicans today 3s their candi
date for Congress ia lie Hid District
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Rcafcreh 10 Coinnnud.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Feb 49, 1863
Col. Samuel Graham Of the 5th New-York Ar
tiery, who was Court Msrialed and displaced, has
been restored 10 his command by the President of tie
United Stales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14

Dir. 9tcrling's Ar,0rosi 10 stimulating oily sxtrsee
OF oo,. bsTas Herb, ~lcO all diseases OF the scsD
itching the heed entirely elacases dGuerun prevents
tue niir falling turning premsiGeS sfsy, Causing
Il t. srog tnic- aaG long
CERTIFICATE.
This is certify bet 10 mouths sso cnnmenosd
utn. 5rEhLINO'S AMDhOSlA My hsir ~as snort, tllns
an6 lily fal8R 3D. had tried Hail Iones lnvs'
c. wiAou. receiving sDy beaehL soen after using
a.. 1Io-is my hft ceased falling out, aud comu-nosa
growing rlpJ a.touisl Now ny hsr l. thlcxs
so aBl g0.sy and j. Gs4 aud fonf sehe la -.sh.
xhtu r.. reaching hoor. fb.- wonderful IesltI
al 1Gts .oe.y see gse 81 SilRLINC'S AaiDAOSIA -
since i,v. commerce usin. have Piled no,rns e.ss
10 NY ar. MAS LUtl A. baONN
sven oc'ore ne this 18Th dly Of APrii 1851
ii. y. PAhhLR, Commissions O. Deeds,
lisy Hall Ne~.York-
Put NJ ia Q box containing two bottles. Pric, 81
DR. IL H. STERLING. sole Proprietor NO. +sJ broAdwsy'
500 BY DruE.i,ys.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of the steamer Champion with
S35o.y-6 %.

The steamer Champion, Capt Wilson, which
called from Aspnwall under convoy Of the U. s..
guuboat Connecticut on the 4h inst, arrived at this
port laot evening. On the 10Th inst, az Old slata.
connie, Florida sroke the U. s. gunboat Saginaw.
The following is the list Of treasure:
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Tie Commercial Adreriiser thus cautiously
comments ON Gov. Stewards letter with refer
ence to ". Merciers visit 10 Richmond:
The letter raises question Of yeTacy between the Sec
rotary State and the French Minister though Ia possible
tina. dropped In . conversation BY Mt Seward
have been mistaken by NJ Mercer for di'oot eIIgessons
which the Secretary desd should be communicated to the
gentleman whom the South might hina ct TO 'enf to tie
BIZ Seward Ao declares that tie +ih Of March,
1861 ushor this Government, the Secretary Of State has
held communication direct Indirect, foImd OF Informal.
with the Insurgents Ae sdsrs AID abtiors Til. IL 'ur
p.ug he'd long $50 the positive iis,rsus q Judge
in regard his medallion between the Secretary q
Stat srd tho Rebel Couis,ione judo Can 5e, tiata
nasnt been denied before and upon Rebels
have founded charge. bed faith against Nj Seward and tbs
President They have gone IA e. 70 justify tho At
tack Sumter BY the perGay Of the N.hpgon Govsrn
mont positie nGf hs Ies, u Mr. Sosd'G way nj
eL9se tie cafs."
We respectfully suggest that both our Gov
ment aud the French may well stop printing
"Yelow Books" or extensive annual collec-
tions of their Diplomatic Correspondence.
Though spicy reading in spots, they ore apt to
be carelessly edited, and to contain whole maya.
zines Of sleeping mischief With US, the fash
ion ID recent, and We trust IL is soon to pass
away,
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aliliiarp Noilfes.

U--,.-,. army.-1he ADAMS EXPRESS CON-
.nmsl sending packages, foI officers. sodiers
- ,,s" CONNECTED with Zen. Hookers Army at Aceua
rs,s Falmouh, Windmill Point. and other places In The
Nothing cOn;rnband Of war taken Friends Of 'odie are
.onb,c.ted BY the Provos,-Msrhal.
should be used ~ addressing boxes packages The
Company Regiment ard Division should 10 written In fud
on each package.
Oar Express leaves daily FOX the army at Norfolk Sa6ok,
Newport News Falmouth Acquia Creek, Wahipstes, ana
other points. at n p. N. ADAMS EXPRESS Co.,
MA ~ sas ~ Bgssswsy, spd s1,A-sh psee4
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Business oi,ees.

THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD
NUnsE-MKs. WIyBLowB SOOTHING sr.ur 10 the pge'crip
ton Of Of the best female physician, end in rho
United States ha, been used for thirty years with
falling safety and by millions of mothers and cadren,
from the feeble ufsa, OF one week old to tho a5u.
!; eouec,a aeidty Of she stomach.
Relieves wind cole.
Regulates the bowels,
And gives Re., Heath aud Comfort to mother and child
% eeit's boltl-
For THROAT DISEASES
and con.h. u,s "Baowss BRONCHIAL Tsocnrs" which
are sold by oil Druggist.
JQJI{E. IODINE WATER.
Pure IopISE in pure WATER
Send ,or Crco,r DR. II. ASD,R, Co..
Physicians and Chemist, No. 40 Broaiwsy.
HosTRrTER's STOMACH BlTTERs.-A great
ac breaks down ell pre- udce A; length me m-d- facutY
admit tn a all other remedies nave failed n dy pee
day pases - DO not recsve by letter sa othr rws"'
evidence Of it, tonic properties Of hp mos gratifying char
them Ater living msfts rdo Of yesr rom ita!s"
ton aud q. c,acaritrnis . lat ih'nss 10 y"f ilesi a
! cat w.Eeut p,in' We uigt o.. ie il0m hIgdreIi OF
Letters to tls zane eject In ~ c'mptnt syo!vns ind
saion buiau,ne.s AID the % elton. Of tho bowels e
Gaen cercupon, h"'rtf7tfs br1kfs are t@s 70 iint
ncsaal So fny coue.Poud'r goleriy ana sue. IS
tesfIt ~ ~ "lp ia uttN S1i1o
enough cir opinion. a. bi1ls ard wAe Prepared
sad sold bv liosrETrs. sairH fit'son a. P- Depot
No. % Bfoad"ay.
TRrssEs.-MAHslL u Co.'S Radical Cure
THrss Ofec go NcsrT e. lander AiioI HoL.tl or lsre
The church No coursn ON wAscssf viii any ohs' truss
once q 'sne name. - attends Ia ies
TES THOUSAND Dozen NEcKrls, at Retail
q r,nf lie. ~ a. cents. ~ c'It Ties ~ 81 Celtic
.oe-nt Ice % 20 r,lt. IS cent .i"s if ~ cvuts.
cent? f.r~ Liu'r tol ars 10 csutA est l.adc ~
II. BIAAK& Co.. No I'D Broadway, cor. Nhits-a,.
Diseases OF THE NERVOUS, SEsuSAt, tRiN-
~ ASP SEXUAL SIrrEvs Ncv ana allie tisn llcrt-
n Esucs Of ihe iov D Assoc trioN Sent j. s-slpi lft
envelopes he@ ofehaga Adlis.. Dr. }. skiLLS HouGn
TOY. itowsf. Asiocs'!-n, lA.,tf.. q..r, j..
BEAUTIFUL LIFf.LiKE PICTURES.
C'ts' - V..f-. ger .-z'n, bafA.s'ct r 20 ~
S-rs''v, frri''sred u. Lswi, 49, chs'n'u''' n y
WHEELER * WILSON'S SLWiAG-AACHiNEs,
ufruEsr PRHsiuE
IB.oTna,iona Exhibition. Londcl 1902.
CEoe. No sos gnoirwAY. Ss-v-York.
GOLD pESs.-Inc best and the cheapest, at
a. MoAross No. IS M.iien.Gne. New IorA.
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Gpeua. Nonces.

ilepubl;ca, Central CouvDittee.--A Meeting #
tie arr nLitAN CEN Iknb tOti.tirIEf Will ae held
IT headquarters. on MONDAY LSENINg Feb. H. d, u
- q ca ~ Order. WA. 4. DAILlNJ,
A NJ lALHHK, s....,.,; President.
JonS SHAW, "oo'e'9''e"
A Blessina OF the Executive CoIaniitieo Of snc
REfubLitAa GENIAL vOMAIllLk viii be- heia at
utalquAtsis MONDAY E!EAING, Feb. 10. u z. o'eiA
u o.drr AMOR J. WiLLlAdSOS
d. rt H,' }s,,rc,,rios 'A'"N
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New Principle in Medicine, NEVER BEFORa
T. NOW IL "a. ross bsSED 81 Aal ~ gGA I'VE, CA
.NAPIlC. OR ANIi-BiLlOUs PILLS IN Use. TdH
InUk WAY 80 PCRlFf TIE 1LODD LIT ALL
,NHO HAVE EtFN fAhFN PILLS READ AND IN.
lESlIjATE TIE THEORY ON NhICH RAOWAPS
REG uLAIORS ARE FOUNDED.
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I,oporiant Exccutors' Sale.
Os
sPLEkpID BUILDING LOTS,
situated Oh
BERGEN HILL.
- 49,, tt.. E.srv Tarscv

samaritan Healing Institute will be opened ON
SATURDAY MUhNiNu, lstb instant, at No. 1i5 sthst,
opposite Cntou Hall aud Astoplace to the Church
fo hes Ing tho sick through powerful healing mediums
Tbs hours for healing are from a. IN. till p. IN
This Institution has already healed and perfected wonderful
c4.es
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-03-20

BULDrNe THIS SPRINo In a few
Idsys ground will be broken for two
new buildings on Main street. :
Messrs A. & b. +. Kimmons & Go
will erect, on the ground North o
the Melodeon, a building 90 fee
'ront, and 100 feet deep, designed
for a hard ware store.
On the ground South Of bis store
Mr.. W l.. Davis will erect y build.
ing 90 Ieet front and $50 feet deep
TO he used ss grocery and provis-
ion store.
Both Of these buildings will be
built in the latest style and will be
ornaments to the to-n.
W. II. Wheeler, Isaac Davis and
the Odd Fellows intend building
we believe, but we have not learned
the stJ 10 or dimensions.
In addition to these. not less than
fifty dwellings, will be put up during
the coming season. Unusuai sctiv-
ity prevails among builders; and in
every quarter ol the town may be
heard the note OF preparation.
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IcSal Notice

AN A. Peters. DavidF. Oaks. Alfred w.
- Oaks aud Samuel ..Oaks Will iaks notice
maj ON the 7th day Of Marsh, 4. y. 1859. ia.
cob Peters, Administrator u David reters.
deceased filed IN tho Probate Cnuri. within
ana tor The county ~ Hancock ard Slate OF
ono, petition alleging that on tho Ist day
oi March, 1858. tho said David Peters, thei,
w luIl lte, entered into ~ contract, In writing
WIN John Thompson, for the sale of tho tol
lo"lng described real estate, situated In s,id
county, to.wiu Inlot number one hundred
ana tw2, (lO2) IN tic VILLAGE of Arcadia. unon
inc following terms: SAID John Thompson
WAS To pny said decedent sevenly.nve do,,arN
IN one year from the da,o of the said ooIl.
tract, ANA seventy Ave dollars in two years
from the date of said Co tract and huild nr
cause To be built a dwelling house upcn said
lhlot wlihl one year from the date OF said
contract. That said John Thompson has rcr.
formed AZ and singular tho terms of said con.
tract, ana that the said Jacob Peters, III, no.
tlii9ner James 4. Peters. David +. Oaks, Al.
ircd W. oaks and samuel !. Oaks are lie boirs
at Ia~ and legal representatives uf said deco.
dent.
The prayer eft potition 10 for authority
To make decd 10 said John Tbynl,son In IA a.
hall OF said heirs at law. "
sald petition will be tor hearing n The sDth
ldty "i March, A. ID. ls5J. or as soon the rcnf. !.
Ter AS leave OF the cuart can lie obtained.
.,., JACOB PErf RS.
Adp lnlstrstor OF DAVID PErgRs, deceased.
BRowS 4 BUxxLr, Attys
March 9th, ls63.-[3w.
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

The combination Of ingredients in these
Pihs is the result Of long and extensive prac
tiee. They are mild in their operation, anc
certain in correcting all Irregularities. Painiu
Transformations, - removing all obstructions
whether from cold or otherwise, headache
pain in the side. palpi'auon OF the heart
Whites, all nervous affections, hrster,cs, Va
tisus, pain in the back and limbs. &C.. disturb
ed sleep, which arise from interruption OF na
tsre.
- DIR. CuEERsIAN's PILLS
was the commencement Of a "a era In the
treatment Of those irrs r'arities aud obstrnct
items " hich have cons gee SO many to Il rRE
HAryaK GRAVE. No 'amaie oygcan rnooJ d
health unless she is ~ ,ular, and ~hcnever'a
obstruction takes placith bee, the general he y
gins TO decline. -
DIR. CHEEEsNAN's PILLS
are the most ehcctusl remedy ever known fol
all complaints peculiar to females. To al
classes they are invaluable. inducing, ruth Ger
tainiy, periodical regularity. They are known
to thousands throughout tbs country, having
the sanction If some of the most eminent Ply
sle,ans in America. Explicit direcu"ns, sta
tins whsu thoy should not lie used, with eacl
e~I-the Price 81 yer box, containing from 81
to 60 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, by remitting to
tao Proprietor. old by druggists generally.
2. y. HUTCHiNG. PsopaIgroa.
> 20 Cedar street. New York.
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LYONS KATHAIRoH.

This delightful article for preserving and
beautfying the human hair lie again put up
by the original proprietor. and is nov made
with the same care, skill and attention which
nrst created its immense and UNI recedented
sales of over one million bottles annually II
10 still sold at 75 cents in large bottles can ca.
silly be sold in year, when it is again known
that the Ksthairon is not only tho most delight
ful hair dressing in tho world, but that 4,
cleanses the scalp of scuri and dandrud, gives
the hair lively, rich luxuriant growth. and
prevents 1t from turning gray. These are
dera,ions worth knowing. The kathai.
ron has been tested Tor aver twelve years, and
Ia warranted AS described. Any lady who
values \ beautiful head CT hair viii use the
kathairon. IL Is finely perfumed, cheap and
valuable. 1t IL sold by all respectable deal.
srs throughout the world.
ID. b BARNES b Co.. New York
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SoLDIER's AID SooIBTY. Ma. ED
ITcR:- Again we wish to let the cit
zsns OF Findlay and vicinity, know
what we aru doing in our society. =
The net proceeds Of DIR. Langwor
|thy's lecture was $50 25 which ena
bled the society to pay off all debts
and still have little money in the
hands OF the Treasurer. Our three
cent collectors bring iD from five
to ten dollars per week. They are
making an effort to increase the
number of subscrbers--we hope
they will succeed. The ladies o.
the aid society tender a vote OF
thanks to Dr.. Langworthy Tor his
able effort in our behalf. Our pack
ing committee made q box of hos
pital clothing with few cans OF
fruiD valued at Sl26 81, and a bar.
rel OF green spplee, donated by
Mrs. Swilzer.) and started them II
to Cincinnati. on Tuesday last We
have in the back par. of Mr.. Gage's
store, "a key about one-third full of
krout, Persons having that article to
spare for the soldiers, and will send
it in, will be doing good. There is
also a keg, with some picked cab
huge in it, which we would like to
have filled. We will take the cab.
bago already picked, or cabbage
heads and make it ourselves.
Respectfully,
Mrs. II. A. STANsBuRY, Sect.
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wYHKooP's ICELAND PICTORIAL


Diseases ofithe Throat, Chssi and Pulmona.
ny organs, are ever prevalent, insldous aud
dangerous. The properties of II medicine al
ievmtc, cure and uproot these complaints,
must be Expeoioraht, Anodyne and lnvigora'
ting, loosening the huc1s Of the throat, anu
imparting tone 70 Tie entire system. No dis
csvery IN medical science ever inasisreo this
class OF Diseases like DR.. wynkoSp's Iceland
Peotoral. IL is used with the most asl onlsl'
ing result in all GASES of Bronchitis, nauenxs,
Whooping Cough, Dipthsria or Putrid Sore
Throat, Asthma, Group, Coughs, Colds, Ner'
vous lrrilability, 30. ssl. ASCN
Tho Rev J. J. Potter, certihes, ''that have
used DR.. wynKOops PICTORIAL Tor several
wears, myself and ~ my family. for severe
Pulmonary mpiaints, and have recomme d.
cd IL TO many others, and have never seen lls
equal 80,
Hand. eds and thousands OF important testi-
moniaIsi could be. prodpeed, showing is re.
marks0 10 Dlfes and thxtk mayer fallsA
IL la composed Of pure Iceland Moss, balm OF
,ilead, Peruvian Balsam, Eleoalnp pane, Con.
frey Burdoek, and other invaluable expeeto-
rant and tonic ingredients. II 10 harmless,
I'd Land hstinS.l inyslids and Sufferers
no afford to neglect trial. Every family
should have 1t. IL Is remarkable for Group.
Fall descriptions, recommendations and d..
reotions accompany each bOttle. .......
Sold In Findizy, by all the Druggists.
Prepared By DR.. y. u. WynKOOp, and sold
20. y bsvass , Co., nsw York. .a.
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A GARD OF THANKs.--"StilI r,
membeted and we're thankful
Last Saturday, March 11th, we re
ceived from the hands Of Messrs. u
r Carr, and j 7. Gross, a vsluabl,
buffalo robe; through this medium
we wish to express in hearted,
thanks to all the deners, may Hesv,
ems blessings attend the same. -
Honor to whom honor is due"
r NJ. BcLToN.
MAGGIE f. BoLToN.
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.fyuJ s-T-Is00--x.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BIT ERS
They purify, strengthen and invIgorats.

They purify, strengthen and invIgorats.
They create a healthy appetite. t,'''''.
They are an antidote to change Of water, die,
They, remedy effects of dissipation, late hours
Thoy brace The system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and other levers.
They purify breath and acidity Of stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarhoea, Cholera, Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver complaint, nervous headache
They are the best blters in tho world. They
make the weak man strong and are exhausted
naturo's great restorer. They are made OF
pure 81. Crox Rum, the celebrated Caisaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure of \ beverage. without regard 10 age
or tinie Of day. Particularly rscomn ended u
delicate persons requiring u gentle stimulant
For sale by all GrOcers, Druggists, Hotels and
saloons. P.H.Drake Il Co., 207 broadway N \
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6ontafk 9tfTfrsonian.
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Local and Miscellaneous.

WORKING MENs' MEETING The
working men and others OF Findlay
and vicinity, are invited to meet
and participate in council, at the
Court House, on Wednesday even
ing, March 25ih, to have an ex-
change Of opinions on the present
crisis that now distracts our coun
try. WORKING EN-. =
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To School DIRECTORS War hav
ing deprived me OF tho use OF III,
lett hand | am under, tue necsssit,
ol teaching school Tor a livelihood
and hsving CLOSED my White
sehooi, am desirous OF teaching th'
coming Summer. Directors vii
piease give me a call at the Il G,
House or leave word at the Posto
tice. A village school ID preferred
Good references given. .-',.
9 ) .Eo II, MORRISON.
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n office to Taeh era.

rINHE Board OF School Examinerses Fiancsoh
i county, Ohio, Will hold = session for The
examination OF Teachers at tho Academy
building, IN Findlay, on the 18th day Of No
vember, 1861, and on the nrst and third Sat
urdayB of each month thereafter, TN other
wise arranged. Examination 10 commence
All appilcadts arp required to present no
from their las' employers. II
they have been engaged m teachers; n not
then, from their last teachers, certifying Il
their moral char scter. ~.
,ITlTT L. TUSSIN0, Cisvk.
FixpLAY, November Sd. lss3. "a
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New ADvERrlsEArSrs.- Read the new
advertisements, this week.
S. T. j. NJ. Huber--Brushes and Druggists
Goods generally.
J. r. Maey & Co-New Dry Goods and
Millinery Store.
Isaac Davis--Stoneware.
Sale OF Real Estale--Hngh Newell
nislrators Ppolnted--Margaret c.
Main and Agnes NJ. Capel.
VIM. l.. Davis--L quors at wholesale.
Mary A. Stewart-ApplcstIon for pardon
New York Herald.
G. W. Twining--Ambtotypes and by the
way splendid photographs are now being
taken at this gallery.