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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

AT lloME.-Capt. JAMES NJ. PArTER-
SON, 49lh Ohio, arrived at home on Mon
day last with his LEFT arm strapped on a
board, having been severely wounded in
the wrist join. in front of Kenesaw.-
The wound is Of such character as to
probably disable him for life. He reports
the boys in good spirits and says since
they have got started they are detcrmin-
ed not to stop until they run over and all
through the land of the chicken thieviug
conlederates.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

PRISTERs.-The labor question with
publishers at the present time is the most
difficult one they have TO contend with
Printers are very scarce and what few
there are demand enormous wages. /
our readers miss the Tribune some oI
these weeks do not be surprised. We
are now scarce of help and cannot pro.
cure any. The printers in CLEVELAND
on last MONDAY struck for higher wages
and the three leading papers were com.
PEELED to suspend publication.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

Enron IN LUcK.-B-o. Keller, of .hc
Fremont Journal, last week received
two one dollar gold pieces from Callcr
MIA on subscription. Won't some of our
California subscribers take gentle hint.
Not that we care particularly about the
value Of it, but then il would be so nice
to jingle around n cur Lreechcs pocket.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

THE DRArr.-Dy an advertisement in
another column it win be seen that the
Board of Enrolment will visit this city
to hear and determine applications for
exemption. This is accommodating.
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o. Wee Pr, s,dcut ii.nLn bss az
~ a private soldier in the State Guar
of Maine, to garrison Fort McCAry
We congratulate the Vice Prcsiacn' q
the United States on his promoi'on tc
the rank Of "high private
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OBITUARY.

Frederick A. Crum, private 55th Regt
son Of John Crum. of Eden TIP, fell by the
hand of bushwhacker 10 the front Of Keue-
saw. lie died in two hours.
Strange faces gazed upon him, strangc
forms moved around bis cot, but no kind
hand to smoolhe his weary, aching head.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Ma. Euiros-
Ycu will please announce the name OF
JopS J. SrsiSrN, E.q,. candidate for
Cnngres. irom this District. subject to the
pccision ola u strict Couvcntird. aud oblige.
MANN Ctrty,Ns
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

0Nr On account of the poor health Of
Mr.. JOHNSON, the Sandusky Register
office is offered for sale on very fair
terms. II is good Office.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

0~TJoHs RoDrSs, our predecessor, has
turned up at Champaign City, H., as
publisher ofthc Central Illinois Gazette.
Joy be with him.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

OF The President has issued Proc
lamation appointing Thursday, the dtf
day of August as n day of fasting and
prayer. Let il be observed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14
DUBOIS g. CO..
T,mn. ohis.
DYSPEPSIA.
A Positive Cure for Dyspepsia
The Great American
Dyspepsia Pill.

We msy say with safety that ninety ea.., ou, =,
every hundted that die with consumption, had at 6r
only dyspepsia. Dyspepsia quickly lays the Eeunda.
ton OF otnet diseases OF which are OF the most
fatal character. Dyspepsia Is smphstiealIy III.
dnen,e that takes from Us the brseins stimuli Of
ambition and hope, emasculatss and unfit Us for the
snterpuse oflife We say TO the sick and 10 phy.i.
cinns of every sch1ol. that In Dr. Wi.hart's Gy.s,
American Dyspepsia Pills aud Pine Tree Tar Cor.
dial, there 10 Tor the cases Of dy,pep,Ia
DI Wishsu has treated in the past twenty wear.
$4,000 nine thousand three hundred and ninety pa.
uehu, Tor Dyspepsia IN its verious form,, and ia
every case where the medicine taken " direetsa
msds Il perfect cure. A number ofths above ea,.s
had been treated hy the most vmineat physician, in
this county and Europe. ~
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Dyspepsia Dyspepsia . !:

Dk. WnHAkr-rwss q great sunster Ai,A Ds.
psrsia ior seven years. Ever ihss a.. Allied ne
WIN Wind snd dIs adtuipah, and nv lfs was sss N
gIss, tuherne. was 50 much sfiietsd thst. IL 1
drshh tiNs o. water, Il would soea return hack N
hsslsd e?nd,lion, applied 10 every kind Of med,
,e'ns snd lrestment and all to 20 Plrrosa. saw
youI g'sai American DysPeDis Pill, had mida.
wen' 70 yout store end, pprchsseds box. and com,
menesd 10 use them and DO thank God ,hi, day 40
sent nnnibet of person. amer your pills, and have
Young man that was suffering with Dyspspsis In a.
neEnSo'hose sish, OF your pills, and ihsv cured his
SAeos Htsstxf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

- The destruction Of the pirate Ala
buma bv the U. $. cruiser Kearsargc,
has been the great newspaper gossip for
the past week ia all except the copper
head papers. They are silent ard cv.
dcnily feel bad about it. IL the victory
had been the other way they would no
doub, have published extras, and insert
cd it in their papers with great head lines
to the exclusion of their windy editorials.
1t is pitlul to observe the mournlul wuil-
ing they bctray for enc of their lest idols.
What IA sympathy between American
and British tories.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

u. ADAMS, an experienced young
artist, has established a new Photograph
Gallery in Shawhan's Block. See his
advertisement.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

Ten chicken thieves destroyed Gov.
Bradford's residence by fire on Sunday
last. Will the coppcrheud pnpcfs please
howl!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14
DR.. VEHARYs TAR CORDIAL

WILL POSITIVELY CURE rue roLiowNo
p~,rAsgs coSsuMpruN. " NOT BEYOND
rnE POWER OF MEDICINE. NrhamNA-
rIoS or rss ,sScs, covens. SORE
THROAT AND pREAsr, stoscarm. ksrm
NA PrLEs. GRAVEL. ANN AN ossASAss
REMEDY FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Dr. wishaIt's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Il the vital prinoie sf the Pine Tree obtsined br
eroiisr pr''eess w the aisliaios Of the tar, By
which the highest ne'isiaa propeitss rstsinsd.
yths nsdicias that susss vbes I'll Others have
fsiiss.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

With the hands we have it is sim.
ply an impOssibiliIy to get our paper out
on time. And Il is simply an impossi.
bili,y to procure any more hands. SO
you see we are in fix.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14
ca az D..

We 90 into service nndcr the
call u urv through, TOT 100 days. Mr.
Hrnry Thompson will keep our office open'
aud viii attend to our business during our
.bscncc. j. c. Lgs,
n. l.. DGEvER.
NAY 1861. 3l-u
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Administrato IS Notice.

Tho undersigned has been duly anpoin
tel Administrator Of TIVE estate Of vii
liam Bsueher, late of Senecn County, Ohio
pcceased. WILLIAM BAkER.
June 21d lS6i--Aw.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

- The pirate Florida has lately cap
turcd the schooner Margaret +. Davis
and four barques off Cape May.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

0%TSomc of the peace at any price
patriots Of this vicinity are trying to yet
negroes to 50 as their representative re-
cruts. Good idea. The government
will make thousand per cent. in the
operation.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

- FREp. GRUMMBLL's advertisement
In another column is an evidence that he
keeps good saloon. Read 1t.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14
Tar Cordial,
Tar Cordial,
Tar Cordial,
Tar Cordial,
The Gtsa, Remedy for con,umpson,
The Great Remedy for coa,ampuca.

following. Read az
Va. Wi'slRf-ter sfi ihad = very dr-ssf-f
-orgh and sore ihrost for ysar, and nv whsls
system va, ta't giving way, and I was prostratsd ca
my bed With but little hope of recovering. Nv Dis.
ease harled the power ~ al nedietses. and 10 =
,hor u'ne nur have rome 10 my grave hat. thsnk
God, my daughter in.isw would not rest untii she
went TO your store, No. 10 North second stree,, snd
related the case TO you. purchased beFs ef ysur
Pine Tree Tar Cordial, and cofs,nene,e 70 use w.,
ard In one week was much better, aud shef u,lns
three hoiles am perfectly we'll wonder to sII ~
~ lends for they slrprpnoancsd me past cure. Tv&
lish my ease " you thnk proper.
REHECCA HAMILTON,
No. 1927 Wayne siteef. PhilsdslpAi.
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Marquardt's
Drug and Book Store.

Marquardts
Drug and Book Store.
Ifyou want
Shoulder Braces,
Abdominal Supporters,
Trusses,
Gum Nipples
Catheters,
Breast Pumps,
Syrlnges--a variety
call at
Marquardt's Drug and Book Store
Having enlarged my business tc
a great extent, am prepared In
sell at WHOLESALE TO Country
Merchants as cheap as any House
in this part OF the country.
Thankful for the patronage ioi
the last six years, 30 literally be.
slowed, by prompt attention tc
business, together with a desire to
please all, he hopes to insure .
continuance Of the same.
j. F. MARGUARDT.
April FL, 1864 a3-tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

- Secretary Fessenden is in New
York for the purpose Of negotiating a
loan for S75, 100000.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14
sandusky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati II. II.
On and sNer MONDAY. MAY IS, trains will
s o u r n.
N o n 7 X.
Sneoial Notices.


rIHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
i oF Az iNvALtp.
Published fcr ,he benefit. aud as cAUrioS 10 TouSe
uEs and others, Who suffer from NERVOUS psn'iirY
pRgs.ruRE DECAY or MANHOOD. &c, supplying a.
the same time the means Of selCCure. by one who
ha, cured himself amer undergoing considerabl'
quaek,ry. ny enciosiug pos: paid and addressed
<nyeiop, single copies eso be had ofihe su'hot
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Rsa,
ts0I S5vi BROOKLYN, Kirss Co, NY.
NEW THING UNDER THE SUN.
In it efTect-iusiantaneou'.
In iu coloriLg power-maichle".
In its ingredien,s-vrsetAble.
In its opsrstou-natutal
IN its beautfying results--euduring.
In It's teudency-Pfesefvauve.
In It's popularity -unequalled.
CR1sTAD0Ros HAIR DYE
u pronounced both by the woRtD =. scisScE and
the woRLD or FAsHIoS, the Grest preparation ever
invented BY to recty the shtti eomings Of Nature
Manufactured only by J. CHRisrAroRc No. G. Astof
Home, New York. Sold by al druggists. Applied
by all hair dre'eu. Ma, 10, 1854. 23mi
DIR. TOBIAS
Venetian Horse Liniment
On Pint bottles Mt FIFTY CENTS, cure, lameneu,
iasi galls, collie, &c. head the ioH'wingi
DosroS, July :, 1863.
Df,ToBiAs; We have used for The past year your
Horse Iduinent for ameness. kicks bruises, collie.
sad cats, aud in every instance iound 1t the hest
article ever tried in hi, circus company. Please
'end six doEen,s It is the only lnimeut We use now.
We have lOa horses, very valuable, and We do
not want TO leave town without u.
HYATT FROST,
Manager var Amburgh ~ Co.'S Meuagerie.
Sold by all druggists. Ufce, so Curlandi ST. \. V.
May ~, 1864. Jlml
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lean only give ~ iew ofthe nanv Thousands olssr
tihcaies am receiving IN favor Of this great Mod.
cine but have had quantity ofthen prblishsd In
c,{unr form, which send free on spplicstion.--
Nhsther you conclude 10 rive the Medicine ri al
OF not send ioI circular. Price finy Csnts, and oas
Dolat,A houie.
Prepared only by the proprietor,
DR. l.. q. e. wIsHARr.
fhiladeIphia, Pa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

0SyThc town Of Fremont has been
blessed with circuscs lately, no less
than three exhibiting there within n
weeks time. That Fremont must be u
terrible fast place!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14
a Mrs. Rehel.

We learn that while some Of the pa
triotic ladies Of the Aid Society were
around the other day soliciting contribu-
tons for the dinner to be given TO the sth
Ohio, one Of them had dog hisscd upon
her and was compelled to retire from the
premises by one of the Mrs. Rebels OF
this city. Said she despiscd the Union
soldiers and would not help them ANY,
But if gray back ragamuffin should come
along he would be toasted and fcasted
with as much gus;o as leading Demo.
cratic saint. Such a woman should BE-
labeled, shipped and duly consigned to
the dominions of Jefferson u. where she
truly and righ,hnly belongs. This coun.
try is too good for her. And then iC she
has no respect for lis defenders she has
none for the county itself
or Wanted, n, this office. an editor
who can please every body. Also, fore.
man who can so arrange the paper that
cvcrybody's advertisement shall appear at
the head Of the column.-Ripley (ohio)
Bel.
No, you don't want an Editor who can
please "everybody." Such being
would not Smuun; to a row ofpius. No,
you don't want that kind Of mortal.
But here's what YOU want. A man who
has an indcpcud,tt soul within him, aud
one who is not afraid of public sentiment,
the devil, or politicians. (Thc two latter
are twins. aud work into each others
handy 1ryou can obtain an Editor OF
this pattern, everybody" who Is "any.
body will respect the man, and almost
worship the paper. Fry this plan.
Burlington Haplegs.
That's it. be man, be independent
be firm, and have no fear Of any thing
but God and Christ cruci6cd and an
Etilor will get along in this world. Pay
no attention to what people say ofyou,
because :hcy will talk about an editor
nny how. 1t is way they have. Go
T light along straightforward in the course
of righteousness and your duties and you
will triumphontly sIccecd over oil devils,
politicians and lying, story telling.
fslsi(ying, and slang-whuug, idle gossip
pcrs. Such people can't iurt an edi
tor. The more tLcy say the greater
to him.
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OF See the advertisement Of reward
offered in another column.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

OF Hon. w. =. NOBLE arrived home
from Washington las, week.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

OF Read the calls for a Congrcssion.
al and County Convention.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

On Tuesday. June 2lst. In TifRn or vicin
ity two Due Bills, one for 5000 made pnv
able with wagon, and the other ft $50 on
hu,h gwen by ono and ihe same pcrson. Any
me rc,urniug these 70 the mbscrihrr ~ Syca
more, Wynudot co will Enthusiastically re
vardcd. They are nf no account to any on'
but ,oyself as payment hA been stopped or
them.
AVIAN GUNDY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

WarquardCs
Drug and BOok Store.
When you want
Cinnamon,
Cloves,
Mustard,
Nutmegs,
Mace.
Baking Soda.
Cream Tartar,
etc, etc.
call nj
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14
Marquardt's

Marquardt's
Drug and Book Store.
in Hedges New Block.
If you want
Reeves Genuine Ambrosia for the
Hair,
call at
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Tickets for sale 10 Bosom bv boat or isil. Boai
tickets good any OF the Sound Lines. Fare To a U
points as low as any route,
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Iitfiu HrrkIp Iribans
LoCAL d MISCELLANEOUS.

!
With the hands we have it is sim
ply an impossibilily to get our paper ou
on time. And Il is simply an imposs
bili,y to procure any more hands. S
you see we are in fix.
!
OF Read the calls for a Congrcssion
al and County Convention.
/ OF See the advertisement Of rcwar
offered in another column.
OF Hon. w. p. NOBLE arrived hom
from Washington las, week.
- FREp. GRuMMBLL's advertisement
IN another column is an evidence that h
keeps a good saloon. Read it.
- Secretary Fessenden is in Ncy
York for the purpose Of negotiating
loan for S75 100000.
- The pirate Florida has lately cap
turcd the schooner Margaret +. Dayi
and four barques off Cape May.
Ten chicken thieves destroyed Gov
Bradfcrd's residence by fire on Sundo!
last. Will the copperhcod pnpcfs pleas,
howl!
i. ADAMS, an experienced your!
artist, has established new Photograph
Gallery in Shawhan's Block. See hi
advertisement.
OF The President has issued Proc
lamation appointing Thursday, the al
day Of August as a day of fasting nnC
prayer. Let il be observed.
0Ny- On account of the poor health Of
Mr.. JoHssoS, the Sandusky Register
office is offered for sale on very fair
terms. 1t is a good office.
0%TJoHS RoBISs, our predecessor, has
turned up at Champaign City, H., as
publisher ofthc Central Illinois Gazette.
JOY be with him.
THE DRAFT.-Dy an advertisement in
another column it win be seen that the
Board Of Enrolment will visit this city
to hear and dCtprminp nnniir,t;,ns e.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND REoPENINo.--As we announced yes
serday, the grand summer reopeniug of Growers
New Chesnut Street Theatre will take place on
Monday evening, on which occasion there will be
produced, for the first time in this city for six
years, the famons old dramatic pageant Of Had
din; or, tie Wonderful Lamp. This drama has
been three months in preparation and is pre-
sented at a cost of $4,000.
For years past it has been general theatrical
favoTite, on account Of the display scenes; and
on the occasion OF its first exhibition at Gro
yer's, the gorgeous pagoantry of the Imperial
CouIt and the supernatural effects will recall 70
Abe memory of old theatre goers AL the memories
Of the famous Arabian Nigh's' Entertainments" !"
In scenery; mechanical effects, properties, and
superb cesfumes, we are satisfied that Growers
AklsidiH will bear away the palm from all similar
exhibitions ever given in the cities Of the old
world, and that it is destined to have a run
of many weeks before our citizens tire of Its
representation. Miss Effe Germon will sustain
the character of Aladdin" Miss Lizzie Price
that OF princess Budrulbadoun," while TO other
fayorite actors and actresses will be entrusted
those characters whose proper rendition con-
tzibutes 30 much TO the success of this great
spectacular drama. On Monday evening next,
therefore, AIaddin will be produced, and we ad
rise our readers TO present themselves en- mdsse
on that occasion.
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Not 10 leave the frantic reader puzzling ovor
IFS English, French, Latin. German, ard Or
tence, we attach the writer's Own oxptar = sea-
"R,r means nothing In one Language <S"o''
othor; raya meaning frog or roin W - ssow 10
sS g. srs "P Y 70 & aS'P & u s %aSn Se
which mssns who. which, or 4 81 ne same g. quid,
Qbac 8ls49a 'c cr,dr yetn he sad 10 ths h,rsc 3
Isd,Ss q aSsr 'aAe' [ s.s, pyo.gy,us =, ;o3k M
maiden b. = A.are aclpsirarcss there g. o
fat, uut ~ ut houscNi'cy aspect grey-ntfr-l i,
riety ar, ard siNty She IS sscd on 70 va
IT, = o. subjects, but In literature her insanity
rs The direction Of Bih'icd lex Geography. She
, e's Wifttn volumes on this tbcme aud c9cs cX-
bRpteO % us u iulky Ms. OF several hnndrcd
p ges, fer which she wsr' extremely anNiOus %
| hDd a Publisher ShehHs prepare an elaborate
new !, X con for BibliCal students, Of which We
present single specimen:--
rhc meaning VI The word unlc IS 10 t8'tlo to m on
What is spoken VI in the eu las spike Ilrdt ointment OF
5gs,nsd & most p' Iha gt tng poi q ,e 5oid es, ;
cone the stick tou'
A fuller specimen Of her '',tyle' and It's result
We give below, ard with It conclude. IL is an
CNttaci from CERTAIN Scripurtl studies and eluc-
| dafions after the manner Of barnes Noes,
| concerning which tbe Rrcy-haircd maiden holds
| rs htnestly high an opinion gs the learned Dr.
Barnes might himself hold concerning his own
valuable work -
"In the sixth chapter, last verse; Ia notice made NJ
Tobr rtdbl s which on the conn Of Mrs. Geulus
GndhPC, While the adv impress eugra ed The omh-
lie C0fin tOniauod or o. ngasH c atur three
iuNnits Nas g. be raised ium tue grave Ihs suaiu
remained sometime In the school house, and lss
tie ich teacher sat uUwn 10 do ms hire 10 the
| epiath.
1he young school teacher survived, being Only sl,
years old but at times owed signs partial detNugH-
nent tVer amer. Ana tho robin hnsIco his sung hc
conn ~ safety. Wild robin few stO the ope wrdpw
eLdphCd on the CONN ,se hs lartlO EUw iar-tO o-
new an Puly the kngr atl lYud as he could lay
TO the great amusuneu Of "a" lonely scuo his
ing iatk. while wriunr hs motto for Mrs 0ad1cc. ~
passcs the gioy OF 70 at which n truly respoctible
| As T. gncefuly dips It's fair lUafin the wave,
Or nouriifuiiy droops o'r the green, nlent grave
Many a rhymster who clnms 70 have been
'nursed by the Mu-es,' but who may be stl 20
| he sOmewhat given b. "mewlinR and puli1R ia
| his hUrse's ms" withal. might look abasled on
| the following stanzas. which has, too, n touching
significance as coming from one whom madness
has made its own
"Brothei 8, I have done my beet;
sin W, aiy let me rest;
Aner striving lon tolAln
Little good but meko PAIN
After riyIng long to gain,
Eaihtd, ct 10 struggle fam
LIT me rest; but lay me low
where the wayside roses blow;
Where the iittl- dnl. grow;
VIE BE the breeze bowed poplars nod;
where the old woods worship God;
Where the welded plOrcr tinfs;
Near the r.v'le.b rushy spiings."
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AN oRpINANCE

ron SCHOOL PURPOSES.
sotlsn /. ~! :G.;, and Common Councils ot he Ciy
that 90 Na,,1 10 lelsby authorized to borrow at not
hess than par IN the creot Of ne CORPORA on tns su
sion ana eom Lon Of buildings iod 9eho9i M pRTpSse mn 10
w" @ f' Syo % ~ l5C bo o, Of m er ssntnm per anaum
shan te puid hatyelry on me 1r,t days OF January
The prnrpa the sold loan shen DC payable and paid
at t'e expiration ui thirty years om me da ot me
aud bours without the consent OF the holders
her,.t; and th c'r0cncs therefor IN ne usual form OF
G & m & NAV LOS re5u se" bp5 NJ nat 'u oT anY M rae
tiOuu TaH OF hundred do lars Or " Te lulTed n
s6n De- .Xafe, In sad Certificates that the said loan
thee uIoi and the interest thereof are PAYABLE
Serin a. ihr iuouut 1f said loan shall he appropriated,
dsuiu cd. ana 'pp1rtioned for the purposes and in
I,mI "a th. ,4y raj school sections nine hundred and
thiri\ -Inur thnf ~ Il ys hundred dollars, aB fOOwG:
Frst SEC ION. f,ity Ihnu dollars;
srran SECTION, thirty. five n'u and donar5
Third Sect on, thirty ihou'an doll9rs
Fourth section thirty .hve thousand dolarsi
Fihh section, Nty thousand dollars;
Seventh section, ndy-tmee thousand dollarsi
Eighth Section hfty-eight thou sand dollars:
Ninth Section, forty thOusa aud dOllaIfi
Tenlh secton, twenty i've thousand dollars;
Eleventh Section thirty eight thousand nyo hundred
TWelnb Section, thirty four thousand donar;;
Thireenth section, thirty-eisht thousand uollarsi
Fourteenth section. MY thousand dollarsi
Fineenth section, twenty-five thousand dhllArsi
seventeenth section, iony-nye thousand dol.arsi
Elgheenth section' thirty ave thousand 40 mi as.a!si
Twentieth Section, seventy. fve thousand dolarSi
Twenty first Section, tnty thousand dolarsi
Twenty second section, eleven thOuhanu dollArsi
Twenty Lhtrd Section, tOulteen thousand dulla'sj
Twenty fourth Section. hNty-eght thousand dolRrAi
TIVE nty -dfh Section twenty three thonsanc dollarb
TAyenty- sixth section, twelve thousand dollars.
Item no rein burse the Civ Treasury, Tor appropra-
tlOns already made chHrEeabe TO this Loan ory mine
thousand nine huud'od aud eight oilars , o, h AGA
Item g. For contirgonccs fifteen thousand hNe hNhueo
and ninety two dollars. ,,,-- 4, =, ,,.
hereof there shall be- by force 81 this ordnance anhuuy
appropriated out Of the Income OF the corp9lsta
the Interest on said certificates and the further SUM
OF one Per the par value or suei
certificates shall be appropriated quarterly CUT o saie
me me and taNes. sinking fund, which fund ana ~
accumulate hereby specially pledged Tor e leueip
tion and payment of said certificates.