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, 1863-04-24
FINANCIAL IND Csas,ilMERCIAL.


THURSDAY "a t,71so, Apsil y, 1851
The immense feet a eh1 from below within
tie last Two days has o'i9 Increased the demand
fc: money. Dcnkess,n DRYER, hare fall supply
fos al1 the 1egitina: wnExG that oilers. Bankers
au,l business men : and lke confident Of large
hsa thy trade. md !taiastins their means and
energies to mcetit.
Gold has been decidedly on the rampage.
The first flashes - tho "curb-stone" In Wall
strect made tho rE& there 1t71S, then las, 11s><'
1885,, 14sx, closing at 1sox. As soon as the up:
ward tendency was known, holders here retnsod
to SELL and for the most part of the day only &c"
transactions were made, generally at 146D147.
Towards the close lss and even 149 were offered
with few acccptors. The fact is there Is compara-
tsyvly ycry little upou the market.
The range for silver was 13001e5D135.
The brokers pay 102 for indiana State BANK ano
Kentucky currency.
New Treasury uotes are moro plenty. ihe oa5'
migrate ID par @1-10 premium; selling 4.
The Exchange market is firm; but any consid'
er,.b1c sums thrown on the market would at once
mt It down, rs "fall " is what everybody e1
uccts must come shortly, Most Of the banks still
nay }; and cell at x. The opening OF navigation
will very soon 1t Is believed, bring down the prct
nearly Ii not quite to par.
, 1863-04-24

This, coupled with The fact that the anount taken
70. home use this sc1eon, il considerably greater
than was taken tho previous season, In an fmpor
tant confederation, and viii have marked iaftu-
The increase Of the exports Of bacon. or boxed
meats, wc hare shown, IS ores &, ,0o 90 ,pouns,
pa. ked this sensoE. compared With iast, stiou!
not b lost sight Ct IN this ,;a eonneeton: There "a
namsy the he ns Of baeo se from
lat spring. because that the Inducements TO ship
late d not ezst and iaaecq .ns result o. t
ad1nonished thc trade not to rcpea. the mistake
this spring. .....,, -,..4. .,-o
now ctafed: as the prices current IN Lissspo9 , as
the last adviccs fur below paying point lafn.
however, win continue to be shipped, Wien priccs
vii suit hnt the great uncertainty hanging oYet
basis o values Tenes It ipossihls to make any
arficlc thc price Of which is under the Influence OF
The price OF gold or Sterling Exchange. Without
attt mutinr to argue the matter, to draw conclu
rone, VIC Will content ourselves BY grouping thesc
nnEc tfefr avn deductions tnerefrom.
, 1863-04-24

1Uhal 1AE1Gat1 Qt.fta1VN
In the statistics which re published IN our Last
impressions and to which we have already referred.
we showed an increase Of, SAY, s51 ooo hogs, not
which, 1t al5 lbs The average weight this season,
IL equal to 80 millions pounds, whilst the TO-
tai increase II the foreign ehpments ts not quite
The increase In lard, as shown il, our last, was
eiosc up to e million pounds, exclusive OF head
ts hat little oyer 91 million pounds There is
singular coincidence in the result OF the tables
given abore ss regards the PER csatagx offncIease
sentage Of increase in the crop, this sea
ton. was slightly over aaH pei, cent: The
total increase of foreign shipments. as
shown hborc, il within fraction ofSaA Per cent!
and this IL an important aspect In which 70 con
slider the case. We have already incidentally aio-
ded to the large amount of the meat cured In 166l
2, which passed over to the present season; but
This vs. rot the ssae with lard az the county was
ally go, and when new lard came into market, the
stock OF old bad been, for some time, cxaausted.
, 1863-04-24
CHICAGO CATTLE mARKET.


THURSDAY EVENING, april 3, 1854
BEEF CATTLE-There Ia light run Of cattle
in the yards, but the quality WAS good: There was
al active shipping and speculative demand. and
prices ruled shade stronger. The market ruled
very firm, with an Indication Of q higher range Of
prices.
Sales were:
Groves eold Morris, Rinncman j. Wafxcn -
head yeIy good State steers averaging 1,3os s, at
Nofthrop sold Miller 4 Co. Is head. ave1ag1ns
1.145 ms, at $500.
t,116 1os, at $4-s0.
Gregory Sold Mcpherson Is head. averaging 1,276
b.. al $4.S5.
Morris, Zimmerman & Waixe1l, eold Mcpherson
1C6 head averaging 1.,49 tos, at $ttn.
st. John eo1d burnside s Co. II head, averaging
St. John fola Gibbs IS head, averaging 1,11s MS,
Andrews sold Moore 16 head, avcraging1 ,s557,1os,
at $l.o5,
average ], so Ms. at 5000.
Morrison sold R1bel 4 Hymau Is head, aycrass-
iuE lilo Ds. at $4.0N.
Bowel & Place sold Sylvester 4s head premium
State stccrs, averaging 1895 Ds, at $3.50.
Jake Frye sold Hawsbery Is head, averaging
1.3s3 De, at s. 30.
H0GS--Nere in fair demand, and the market vas
, 1863-04-24
New York Stock and Money Market.
By Te:cgrarh.J NZw YoRK, April %, 1858.

GOVERNMENT sToCEs,
UScs 81 co.10541105a Q. S. j. ccrt....... G1*
7-2oT. Notea105HG1l07
MoRET-Ahundant.
Sterling Exchange irner, with moderate busi-
ncss at 163Q1163H for 1rst-class bills.
Gold drmer; opening at II, dccalns to AK, clos
ing firm at 504@50H-
, 1863-04-24
Commercial Circular per the arabia.
GLAsN1w Anri1 1854

BnEAparCFFs-Anothcr week ofsplcndid wcath-
er for sowing, which is now nearly completed in
this neighborhood.
The corn market has been very Glow since onr
Inst report. ali1ers not disposed to buy large
ly. and dealers begin to fear the depressing cItct
OF the weather on the trade. The.eis Prospect
Of liberal wheat arrivals from the Baltic
at prices lower than arc now cur-
rcnt, Seve1alla large lots Of Wheat and Flour were
forced or at auction on Wednesday laat. which
rather injured the regular trodc demand somc-
what.
MAIZE held firmly at quotations, but little busi-
ness doing in it.
WHITE WHEAT offered at los in retail.
PNor1s1oSs,-Nothing new in Beefnnd PORK. 4
little more demand for Bacon at about our qrlota-
tons Shoulders still sell freely at about I'll de-
cli1e. Cheese scarce, and wanted, Butter very
depressed, and value quite nominal Lard slow Of
salr at quotations.
TALLow quiet, and rather lower.
JoHS AruArA + Co,
, 1863-04-24
MEETING OF TIE CANAL COMMIT
TEES


A meeting Of the Canal Convention Com
nittees was held last night, at the rooms OF
tho Mercantile Association; d.. Daniel
Brainard presiding.
Jas. Robb, from the Committee on invita-
lions, reported that the committee had heid
several meetings, and had done everything
dcyolyiug upon them, with the exception OF
selecting the persons who should attend the
convention.
An elaborate discussion ensucd, as to VINO
we're nropcr pc7sons to be invited to attend.
Hon. I. n. Arnold being present, by request,
nroceeded to offer some remarks touching the
importance OF tile proposed Canal ..ConTen-
ton, Mr. Arnold stated that since the ad-
;ou,nnlcnt of Congress lie had heard from all
portions Of the country, and he was confident
the convention would be perfect success.
lie thought the New York Chamber Of Com
mcrce would be represented. He also thought
that Attorney General Bates would be pres
cnt: and also Prof Bachc, Prof Henry, GOV.
Morgan, and the two Senators from Massa-
chusette. Robert ]. Walker would be here if
l.c we're in the country; and Gen. sigel would
either be- present in person or write his views
and send them to tho Convention. Mr.. Ar
Mold thought that u number Of prominent
Generals and Rear Admirals should be pres
ent, and explain TO the convention the impor
tance Of the ship canal. He urged upon every
member of the committee the Importance of
working indussrious1y to secure q large dele
cation.
he. Sargent, from the Committee on Rail
r.ade, reported that the Committee had ad.
dressed several roads in the country on the
subject of conyc, Ing Delegates to the Con7en-
tion at reduced rates. An answer had been
received from c. G. Hammond, Of the c. B.
4 @. line, offering to convey delegates over
Lis road free Of charge; and he thought the
Committee would be able to obtain similar
fayozs from all the roads running through tic
State.
MI. Robb thought it would be no more than
proper for all the railroads in Illinois to con
ve, delegates free Of charge, and he was O.
| the opinion that they would do so.
Mr.. Arnold moved that the President Of thu
United Statcs, his Cabinet, the Major Gene
rails Of the army, and the Rear Admirals o
the Convention.
This motion gaze 1ise to some discussion
Thomas Hoyne thought the presence Of mill
tary and naval officers ut the Convention
would cngcnder political anImositics, AMI
initiate agaidst the grand object in view.
| After remarks BY several other gentlemen
tile motion, by agreement, was laid over 10
, 1863-04-24

The demand for clover is quite light the scar on
being nearly OVER, ard there Is hardly enough doing
to establish quotations. Small sales aro heiug
and nominal at s.. Nothing doing IL naI.
, 1863-04-24

THURSDAY EVENING, April q, 1863
EEtIpTs ToE THE LAST TwESTf-FoUn HOURS.
Flour. Wheat. Corn. Oats. Rye Bsl'Y.
hr1a hr I'm hn r.. ht1
, 1863-04-24

Denmark. Observation-Disclosures Sc
Sweden. &c i
49, -. ,r;t,, rosra.t - IL, atm, oono
-. ,,o-o,a carn,on,. +,va co,+s 1o,e ,,,,+.55.o
-. .,s,;, -. .,..,',; =, t,,,n e..
. 1,,;s o~..,ro,onnt ooas ;,to of..o. ~,
..a,,o,a1r ''&
ho-o too,> ,c,,oa+ -
e*n- af +,,s o;t,. :, co,1ect =, ro,d ~. s,1.,
49,; ~, ,,s,,oo dna m ,,n,o;1 1o} ,or. ,....;,s,
-, =, f,+c;o,, Countries IN thc mails di.no+o,,.
.a ~ th;e country fron Great pr;t,fn ,.a
1,c,,n5 France PRUSSIA. Uarhnrr
Bremen, or Belgium. This arrangement,
made in pursuance of resolution of Con-
cress, approved March 3, 1868, will 20 into
effect on tho 1st Of May next. Letters, how
ever, from the United States flor dispatch in
the same mails, may be prepaid as at present.
br United States postage stamps.
---
lHE oeFA 1ll1Soas fa'1A6S1'-I brave
anu e'aclehl corps OF men Is no" stationed at
fouDE folnt, Louisiana, and IS IN command
c.a.s,, t,o,...oa ~ 49, MT. Es.N.,n.,
oad ~ s;n,e 10 a.. on+oroa 49, or,s,. ~.
a,.tra ~ ansrni.s ,nd .,,cnt. hors naan 49, Us .s
49, sss,s.o - ~ aor,,.za. o.,., ,,.,.s e.nso w
rH,o1, M % s,w ot1,cors c,n hoost - - ~. esss ,aas
s;n.o ho we sent ~, ~ orn1or;nr- o-ra,;.,aS
.n,onc thn r,.he,s md dn-;nn ~ .hr.a n ,-sasa
art,s ,t,,,,oo f-a,,, 1,,,a,a.,+o - ..as.A
"a ~ 1ass th,n y ooo ,,a1aa - = ao..os ~ sna 30
49,. - oet.,o - '~~0 ~'''~~ ~ ~'''~@' '>'N|@ WV
~, ~
son1 IN 1ho work ass1rned them and harc n.
ready xon renntat,on of which mi on,,. tbar
,h,n,so,v-. bnt +bo;- rrno-on. f.;anas -
,,o1,o nav ,.o1, 1o ,,ro,a '>~>
ACHAScE FOR BUSINESS MAS.--The read
ess OF this mornings TRIBUNE Will observe,
oy pe1usang our nc" advertisements, that Il,
W. Landreth, one OF our old citizens, Is de-
and retiring. lie offers his stock for sale and
his store for rent, The location, IL n rood onc
being On the corner Of Clark and Monroe
streets, and no doubt IN energetic business
man can command a large trade at that vel,
o 49, 1--.
eSoes a. Aar DoeeLAs,-in ~. 49,, consc-
1870 ~ 49, 49, -. ~ ~ w. rnn. - 1o,, ~ p4,1,1 nla ~
| Battery NJ Cd rccimeut n1,no,s a7ti11err a.,
sumes command Of Camp Dour,aa and Etrs+
Lieutenant ". C.G.I,. Stevenson. of said
battery, is appointed Post Adiutant.
D. Macintosh. the gho1c.son1ea snt,er
of4be 65th. Is settling nm l,s businezs IN Tho
c,tv nrenarntorv IN re,osn,nu the reg;,no,t ~
m car,y day.
1,---------,.--...
.-4 A-, StA4-1.,' nc 1"-
| resnected German citizens. was a+fendoa vos-
teyday afternoon. from bfs 1.tc residence A.
e11 sonth Wells strcnt hv = vorr l,,o. 49,
cou7se of relatives md friends Tbon1d Fo1
lovs also turnea ont nnmerons,v on5 ~. r.,
rora1 cor+cpc was accomn,n,cd h. .a.,, =.
| cro,t yvestorn md the f,15 T 3obt o1..s n.s' -.
- A'"''|'7'
| INSTALLATION SERVICE ". ".
PRESBYTERIAN Church. corner Of Third avcnno
and Jackson street, Inst evening. Rev. TN.
Ewing presided, proposed the constitutional
questions, and delivered the charge to the
Pastor; Rev, Willis Lord, D. D., preached the
sermon, and Rev. L. s. Halsey. D. D. delivered
the charge to the people,
IT, n,,o.-,- 1.-.-. ,r- n.uo.
, 1863-04-24

The Postmaster Of this city has received in
structions, in consequence of an arrange
ment with the General rostoficc at Berlin, to
reduce the postage on all prepaid letters By
Two cents the single rate to Prussia, Austria,
and the German States, and to a1l countries
exchanged in the United States and the Prus-
sian closed mail. The single rate Of postage,
therefore, by the Prussian closed mail, will
be as follows. viz;
, 1863-04-24

Philadelphia Seed Narket-.Apru FL.
There is some little demand fos clover seed, aud
GALES OF $50 bu reported at $5.25I5.1 10 2 bu-
the lastsr FOR prime. Nothing doing in timothy or
fn.rr md
, 1863-04-24
Hoard Of Trade Inspection Fees.

NVAlN VI AANNE 1IHFCCtEVN FECBe
On and after the 1et Of May next. the fees for In
spection Of grain shall beas fo!lowa:
Inspecting on cars, per car. 16c
Inspecting Canal boats, each.
Inspecting on board vessels, per 900 Ou a5c
, 1863-04-24

The Zsuesville Courier chronicles the sale Of
17,t00 lbs Of wool. by an extensive wool grower
Of that section, made ouly few days since at SIC
price and quantity.
, 1863-04-24
d I e D.

. In this c!tI, on tho 2sd lust. HATTIE ADELE,
daughter Of Edward and Hattie E. Wing. RKed
ycAfa G1nontaa and q dayA
Fnncra1 from tho resid Of her narsnta 13 West
Washington street. this afternoon ut O'Clock.
In this city. April 2sJ. Of Consumption, MATTE A.
GIBSON. aged 10 5eArH.
Euac1nI saturday morning Ut 10 O'Clock from the
Garden City House.
, 1863-04-24

141FENEVu1-, l1psll7.
DREApsTrYFs-At Tuesdays market wheat
was in better demand, and the decline Of ID per
ceEtal quoted on Friday last WIS recovered. Flour
Eas quiet aud without change In yalue. i fair
amount Of buenesa WAS doue In mixed Indian corn
At 2s Cd et snee Tnsasy there has esp
quotations Of that day arr fully supported.
PROVISIONS Holders Of beef are anxious sellers,
easier terms. Pork Is IL steady demand at full
prices. With considerable pressure to aell, bacon
Is asoin 1s per cwt. lower. Butter remains in the
eame nnsatisfactory state with prices too ies1la7
prices, hut the stock Is in very small compass.
La1d-Atn further slight decline fair business has
bct donc and at the close there are buyers at the
low prices accepted carly in the week.
TALLow-TAe low prices hare induced the trade
to purchase more freely. and the market closes
dr1uer B!GLAND, ATHTA i Co.
, 1863-04-24

TIE Old Fo1Ks.-Father kcmp's Old Folks
arrived in town yesterday morning. Owing
to the dangerous illness Of Mrs. Nichols, their
tour has come to sudden close. Ihey 1eit
List night for Boston.
, 1863-04-24
st. Louis Warkcts:
The Missouri Democrat Of yesterday contains the

following:
Sales comprised !, 100 b.ls at IS 355l5.50 for conn
try single extra and s5.75IG.25 for low double
extra to choice. The wheat market WAS heavy,
There was hardly any market tor corn Oats
No6a dull and the tendency OF prices was down-
k II &ea Of rye were reported i lot OF
2S4$ff ~ reported at 81 OK per bmshcl
!, 3H &4G& &$Q4 were exceedingly dull, and
frSffs& was lot Of bulk hams pack
There Was ~ 1SN market for whisky, and
Hides went lower. Fay was unchanged. The
mallAet for potatoes WAS dull.
, 1863-04-24

N'ANTED-A good House in q
" plessant Eeghbo:hood, convenient to 'us,-
ness TOM LASoN BROTHERS, LIS AID 155 Lakes
aF,:L rt.n3t - - -
, 1863-04-24

The harhor yesterday forenoon presented
ono Of the most beautiful spectacles imagina
ble. At one time, from Michigan avenue, sev-
tntu tot"fr tose c'gtts, brought in by the favor.
ing north wind, were accumulated In close
proximity, Just inside the bar, waiting for tow.
age; some riding at anchor, some with their
sails shakep, out md !all gaily decorated With
fags, pennons and strcamers. The vessels
were Of all descriptions, from tiny achoonera
up to barks Of the heaviest tonnage, the ma
jority Of them loaded with lumber. It was an
elegant prophecy Of successful season.
sign that the devastating influences Of war
have not reached MS yet AsIght that would
mike any one rejoice, but Coppcrhead. The
navigation season is now fairly open, and the
hp11s which have come to us laden with lum.
Der will 60 back freighted with grain. The
great warehouses will dlsgorge their pzcciou.
contents for the thousands Of hungry MOUTH
here ard across the water. Thcrcign Of King
Corn has commenced.
, 1863-04-24

w A n T E D-A situation to go
~ South, In the capacity OF Clerk for paymas-
ter Major Or toonc Satisfactory reference given II
desired Address i" Post OH.ce Box 253e, Chicago.
- " 49,
, 1863-04-24
CLOSING OF THE MAILS At ri
POST OFFICE.


The following gives the time Of closing malls
and movement Of mail trains:
, 1863-04-24

U A n r E D-A young girl to
as-lst in taking care Of Children Apply ut s5l
eRf Ad,r,s Strppt ru,7
, 1863-04-24

" ANTED-A girl to do general
lonsep ork- Only four Ia tho family aa.l TO
Children. Cal.at Is Indians street. the corner Of
Dearborn. ap3kcsx3-1t
, 1863-04-24

VI AN TED-A situation by q
Dranghisman. vino has received liberal edl-
cn;'on. ed has ha.i same experience GiYlt E1s
nett &t:l:css "DRAUGuT6MAN.' Tribune o-hee-
, 1863-04-24

MORE CoLoREn RECRC1Ts.-On Wednesday
evening about sixty more colored men re-
cruited in this city by c. Il. Langston, left
for Boston to join regiment Of their own
PEOPLE that Is being organized there.
, 1863-04-24
fDnnten.

W7ANTED-Board. A gentleman
~ tesirea board fo- himself wife and child, with
I.rre urutu utshed with citset attached or
ant ii urfn1sheu rooms on or before the trst OF
3.y7o. ccF'ninls sooa as .hc ~ .sy a. Sa5En
go !ccAton Ln the South SIDE II rftSate 1aFiA5 OF
wirsc .hefr arc but fcE boat RetrseEcsS ex.
c Eng ed Address ii. :. Eust OElcc Box 5 ChIcAgi.
n}3I cJsy"t
, 1863-04-24

w Al TED-A good Mattrass
~ Maker; COED Shade Hanger. at FAXoSS.
sn1 arc street a,s.13 c91.sH
, 1863-04-24

II OR SAL E-A Gentleman's
= ~, ,!e3snse Turn Out. Cheap for cash- Let VIII
NAnecl1h. apl1 cy1tst
, 1863-04-24

Juvenile DE11SQuESTs.-YesteE after.
noon four boys, named respectively, William
Cannon, Thomas Gimartin, Christopher
Hart, and John Dean, were brought before
the Police Court, charged with stealing a
quantity of toys from the store Of ycrsho s.
Ruhling, 10A Lake street. They were turned
over to Commissioner Williams, who has their
case under adyisement.
, 1863-04-24

Grass high Live Dss'd Beef.
Seed. Hides. Yves. Hogs. Hogs. G tlo.
De. 1bA. brla. No. 10, No.
, 1863-04-24

": N:ANTED-Board, by :: gentle
" Ha1 in quiet. Pirate family where he can
enjoy the co1tssts ufhone. Price st be moderate.
Ap3j t.t1lt
, 1863-04-24
Ic Rant.

TO RENT-A good, comnodious
L HOUSE. eonta,ning eight roon.s, bath room water
AID gag. With good barn pleasantly stca It III
rp* ffoz street NJ ar No'cntt For terms Apply At the
Book Store. :12 Dea1ho.,, street. ap.l ce5it
, 1863-04-24

BUHGLAn1Es.-ltW will be remembered that
Hoye-in Sherman, the day before the election,
released all the Bridcwell conyicts to vote for
him. In this light the following paragraphs
speak for themselves:
On Wednesday night the dwelling house
No, 1855 Third avenue, was burglariously en-.
tered, and valuable gold watch and chain,
1ocket and microscope, cloak, a mink muft,
and y lot of other valuable articles were taken
away-hotx ont.
The same night, the house Of Il. H. For
ssthc, esq, No, 653 Huron street, vas also
broken Into By a Bridcwc1l conyict, who Sc
cured s1es in Treasury notes, $50 or $40 in
other money, and two pocket knives, The
rascal barely missed package Of $500 i. gold.
The Inv Office of Bishop { Thomnson No.
76 Dearborn Street, up stai1s, was cnt.red nj
q very carly hour yesterday mornInc thu
drawers ransacked, the safe key found and
over $50 in gold and silver abst.actca frnn,
the safe. 4 fellow was seen at the Micb11 -
Central depot with considerable sum IN
specie, and 1t is supposed that hc was the
thicf, and left the city Immediately ate,
committing the robbery.
, 1863-04-24

N'ANTED-Thrce cr four good
" nea to 60 as substitutes, to whom liueral
boun.y WI: be paid f.lul.e tusmedlstely At Tie Gar
den City HnCat. WM. kNOAr
np13 coA2t
, 1863-04-24

N ANTED-A Boy. A young lad
~ to make himself useful II store ani o:ucc.
Must write good hand and be quick .t Es1res. Id
Dies ln haldErtlnE Ct Rppca1t. With references,
- ENTERPRISE" Tribune p;ace. arSs-c5E,)-lt
, 1863-04-24

W ANTED-Seyenty-fiye Harness
~ Makers to make .tfo sets Mcclellan Horse
Equipments. TIE york VII! he ready 10 g!vo ont br
TIE FIRST Of Nay. ROBERT Tu1SuS / CO Quiacy,
1ll.1es. apet-C'4f Ct
, 1863-04-24

A GLANCE FOR BUSINESS MAS.-The read.
crs Of this mornings TRIBUNE will observe,
by pe1using our new advertisements, that Il.
II. Landrcth, one Of our old citizens, is de-
sirous Of parting with his hardware business,
and retiring. lie offers his stock for sole and
his store for rent. The locatlonis good one,
being On the corner Of Clark and Monroe
streets, and no doubt IN energetic business
man can command a large trade at that well
known Stand
, 1863-04-24

w A \ TIE D-A partner with q
- capital of ei.ht thousand dollars, to engage In
manufacturing business IN this cisE For ps.tcu;as.
Clark street. na.Eck;.it
, 1863-04-24

W 7ANTED-To exchange *1,o5o
-fs wo.t!! OF assorted Jcwclry for chc.p State
Lhnt., located in northwestern Iowa, <so1 cash viii
EuTct a>e twenfy hrc acre improved firm. ne1:
On It i Sto1y frame building. Also Ave acres OF
t1n.h@r- Address T. .. Box 2i3. Chicago.
, 1863-04-24

w ANTED-A good Turner to
W whom tic best Of wages will bc paid, In
quirc 1t No III soush Wate. st.eet or at MIL eorccr
of UcAcl! and 4{aiher STREETS. ary}tJl93;
, 1863-04-24

w ANTED-At the A1yrick House,
Cottaso Grove Avenue. pastry COOK.
, 1863-04-24

" A n T + D-A respectable girl
" desires situation to travel to EQrcpe with
family. Can furnish satisfactory Recommendation
SAGET. ap1{ c1r1 Il
, 1863-04-24

N7ANTED-B1ackslnith. A first
" rate buggy smith wanted. and no other. Tic
hfghe 3t wa-r. VIII he paid tn good quttk workman.
street Apt3 c9tA3t
, 1863-04-24

N? ?ANTED-A Horse for family
- use. e.yonrg. saund. kind. and perfectly rel.a
h!o. go,d r"atsieE Of good .'yle. fifteen and one
hose 70 sell, ma5 in PURCHASER bJ a1dresine r O.
Gcx $lJI an4S-f-A1 il
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-20
TwENTY-orB YEARS AGO.

Ma e.. q. iiRuroL dsiinguphed Chemist and
nrngeisi Of the city of Buffalo, N Y, Invented and
uanuiscinfeda compound known ~ BRtsfoLs DAL.
SAN ~ llo,mIovSp, which Is perfect specific foi
annrs, c0lll ~ any Bronchial o. Lung diireuliiri
arising from dnr y, cold, of sudden change Of the
vrathet
Every ptr,ou who has ever taken Btuors Bsl.
,am Of ilplth0und, pfonounces " the best article
ever Invented and 30 Justly celebrated has ~ be-.
come. that the m7rkrt is already inll ofimitaions
counteffeits, aud most dangerous compounds, undei
the uHno Of Nalsam Of iloerhpund. Therefore, AL
WAYS be cFfviul 10 call of Dfistors Balsam and zee
ihni ih. WHrrEN signature IL on the Outside label
. of the bottle.
M,HK.-1his invaluable Medicine has been nov
some twcniv.onc years hef1fe the public, and with
on any effort on the paf Of the proprietor, iis sale
has become very extensive and u daily incfeating
The low price which the Medicine is sold t2S Crs
| enables al TO punake ofits healing qnalitics.
&. Crosby, Bunalo, V.
/ foie mHnufrriurtt. to whom all orders should b.
ad're'sed. fttsaic by all e.pectable drusa'ts.
! April H., 1903. es-eomly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-20
Improved Duplex In Full Ruby
Actions,

A ftS class Hunting rme-Pieoo OF Silver material,
which is eleetfo-hne plated ~ L. gold, most du.
rabY wrought, max ing the Imitation fauess that
Il be detected from the solid material BY the
most experienced judges; acids viii not feet t.
London made movement. Improved DUPLEx in vULL
RUhy AcTIoE has sweep seccnds, aud not TO be ex.
ce lied 10 general appearance. THIS u decidedly on
Of the best articles offered fof traders and spee.
ulaiOTs. Ensinss, smigTans, and peraoas travelling
will lind them supe nor 10 any otheri alteration OF eli
mats will not aftot their accuracy. Price, packed in
gooi shape aus good running rdet only SIS. OF case
of for SaUN.