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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-21

New YORK, Oct. ~.
Cotton-dull, heavy aud lower; Sass
for middling asso by auction to-day per
government account / 300 bales at 55a57
for strict middling, Flour-lsa2Oc low
er; decline chiefly upon medium and conf
ulon grades, at IS 05a$S 30 for extra,
s. 75aS9 90 extra r. H. O., and SO 10aSl2,-
so for trade brand; market closing heavy.
Whisky-steady Western % 80 Wheat
-2a3c lower for spring, and 3a6c lower
for winter; 81 62a$l 20 for Chicago
spring, 81 64aS1 ~ for Milwaukee club;
81 .2aSl IS for amber Milwaukee, latter
price for choice adoat; 81 63aSl 81 for new
milwaukee spring Rye-quiet and with
out decided change Barley-dull and
nominal inferior at 81 06; Cakada West
81 rs. Barley Malt-dull. Corn-with-
out decided change; 8la84c for unsOund,
and 95aS9c for sound Western. Oats
steady, at 50a55c for unsound and 57a59c
for sound. Coffee-quiet aud finn Su-
gar-firm; Cuba MuscovaGo at l4al58c.
Molasses-quiet. Petroleum. shade
lower; 36a37o for crude; 60a62c for re-
fined in bond Pork-opened dull, but
closed more active and firmer, at 81 75a
50 for mess, and closing-at3 80 for cash;
26 50aN for prime, and 27a27 IS for
prime mess. Beef-firmer; sales of 600
barrels at 1la13 rs for plain mess, l6al7
tor extra mess, beef hams included; cut
meats, scarce and firm, at l7al79 for
shoulders and 20a2i1 for hams. BacOn-
dull. Lard-frm at 244a29c. Butter
in demand, at 2Sa42c for Ohio, and 4Oa
SIS for State Cheese-iirm at 143al5t-
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RIVER NEWS.

THr RIvERwas rising slowly last ev-
ening, with four and half feet water in
the channel.
The arrivals and departures were con-
fined to the regular packets.
The Eagle, Capt Booth, Will leave for
Cincinnati on Monday evening.
The Express, Capt. Harrison, having
been thoroughly repaired and fitted up
in splendid order, left Cincinnati on
Thursday evening, to resume her place
in the Wheeling and Parkersburg trade.
Owing to low water, the Wild Wagon
or has laid up at Cincinnati.
The Huntress struck snag near the
mouth Of Cash river, and sunk. Loss
$4,000; no insurance. No lives lost.
The steamer Brilliant took fire and
was totally destroyed at New Mad
rid, Mo-, on Wednesday. No lives lost.
The Kanawha river is reported to be
lower than it has been for years.
Captain Richmond bought the Argo'
maui No. 2. at Cincinnati, a few days ago,
for $20. Zoo.
The Jewess, which was sunk, has been
raised.
There are more boats in the lower riv'
ers than there is business for.
Captain Brown, who a few months
ago resisted our Sheriff while in the per.
Torrance of his duty, is seeing "hard
times" With his boat Hard Times, he
ventured on trip, by sea, to Savannah,
Ga. She went out from New Orleans,
and had hard and rough times, and was
very near being wrecked to pieces by the
waves. At the last accounts she was In
the harbor at Pensacola, Fla.
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ChicaR0 Market,

CHICAGO. Oct. 30 Flour-Dull. Wheat
dull at 81 34a for No. and 81 l2aal IA
for No, ., Corn-Firm at 49c for M. |
aud 4ic for No2 Oats-Dull at 274 fer
No 1, PrOvisions-Firm. Mess Pork
S4 % High Wines Steady at Sc 90.
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RaIflmorc Cattle Market.

: II " OALfLNVTtEi wv fV'
Beef--Receipts Of fifteen hundred; sup.
ply in excess Of demand; 5la8sc gross.
fnr interior and ordinary; 7a9tc for fair
and good Sc for extra, ali advance of
fully to Hogs Declined. and closed
unsettled, ordinary to prime sl7aal9 per
hundred net. Sheep-Declined; ordinary
to fair, dull; 5a6c3 for gross; good fat S7a
II.
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New York Money Marker,

NEW YORK, Oct. ~.
Money-active and very firm at Z per
cent. Sterling steady at 09sal 09f.-
Gold-without decided change, opening
at 45s, advancing to $50, and closing
at I03.
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CHARLES SIEBK.E.

cUCCEs SOR TO "a. B.EMEL,
= FANCY DYER AND SCOURER, South
Street, near the Il. ~ .. K. X. Depot Wheeling,
w. Va. All kinds Of Shawls Ribbons, and eve
nv description OF Sks ara Woolen Goods, exc.
cuted on short notice and On reasonable terms.
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estab-
lishment in the Western States. sep2U
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p w. BOSr.BY.

NIAruFACTERER az gGN HgE
M AND FANCY CANDIES, and dealer E
Foreigl Fruits. Nuts etc, No iW Musr. -L.
Wheeliug Va
Also Parties and Weddings furnished a'ih
Ice Cream and Cake at the shortest notice
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For Cincinnati.

1S.~n THE FINE SIDE WHEEL
X Steamer EAGLE, Capt CHAS.
d. BOOTH viii leave 40 above
Monday, the 2'd inst at FIVE
o'clock P. NJ
For passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE CO.,
oct2l.2t Agents-
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LIQUORS.
G. j.. ZANE eco

AED pFAEa see IN
i FOREIGN AND DOHFStiC WINES "uo
Liquors Manufacturers %. Pure irfa. iu Wines
Quincy Street, between Nam su. iaraDi stt
Wheeling Va, keep cOnstHy.t "ta aa Hr.at.'H
Scotch and Irish Whis'in i4.s... aEus l'"
Cordial. choice Oh Rye ri. ...N.'- NIslir
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For ParkerSbur0.

THE FINE sTEAMER
e0AE.ANEw STATE Capt. John McLure
DR., will run as Irregular packet he.
tween Wheeling and Parkersburg, leaving here
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. ut log
o'clock A. NJ, and Parkersburg every Monday
Wednesday and Friday, at 4 o'clock A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE g. CO.,
oct20 Steamboat Agents
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.IOHN LuMPP.

MANUFACTURE . ORH1Ea Do IS,
Nl HARNESS, Brides Trunks Esij-,s &C.
&c. 2is Market street, Wheeling, would n'drm
his old friends and the pub.ic generally tnst he
has rc6ttcd his establishment, md is nov pre-.
pared to Gil al orders entrusted 60 ms care.
with prcmptuesl and in the best styi" ul the art
ie2hly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-21
J. & G.. BAYHA,

ID BAKERY, Market Street opposite the
Washington Hall, few doors above Monroe
Street, Keep constantly on hand full assert.
ment of the above articles.
LIZ Their wagon runs constantly to all parts
OF the city with Bread, Crackers. Rusks, Cakes,
etc. sep20
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SIMON KEIM,

IMFOST6g ARD GEALER IN
l. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES
Brandies. Wn!skes. Sc. 2Ie Market Street
Wheeling, Va.
L would iplIi, the special attention of city and
country dealers. and the pubic generally, to
call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere sep2O
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-21

Regular Passenger Steamer
For Sanfsh. SistrFciHe, Bal Cr,rk, Nmict-
ia and ParkersbuTg.
- The new and fast side wheel pas.
lsH48 senger steamer BAYARD, q. D.
:HiA MOORE, Master. Daniel MOORE
Clerk
Leaves Wheeling every Tuesday Thursday
aud Saturday morning at l0t o'clock
Returning, leaves Parkersburg every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday morning at n
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed
accommodations, apply on board.
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Telegraphic Summary.
Gold closed yesterday in New York at


Some dissatisfaction was caused among
military officers in Texas by the order OF
General Grant mastering out veteran
troops in that State. a.s.s
In Philadelphia yesterday morning
three men y ore injured by the falling Of
q wall LETT standing from recent fire.
Henry A. Wise, who declines taking
the oath, has been refused the restora-
tion-of his property by the government.
JEFF. Davis brother has made demand
for the restoration Of his own and
brothers property in Mississippi
A fire in Chicago, on Thursday night,
destroyed property to the amount of
100000.
The convention of the Episcopal
Church, at Philadelphia, will continue
its session until the middle Of next week.
The Mississippi Legislature has elected
Hon. w. 8. Sharkey United States Sen
ator to fill the unexpired term Of jeff.
Davis.
A majority of the Mississippi Legisla
trre are said to be in favor Of allowing
negroes to testify in court.
Governor Wells has been petitioned
by citizens of northern Louisiana to take
measures to prevent threatened negro
resurrection.
The steamer Sunset was sunk near
Augusta, Missouri river, on Monday
Loss $4,000.
Some of the Liberal chiefs in Mexico
are reported IS remaining quiet and
awaiting the result of General Carvajal's
mission to the United States, which is
stated to be to raise men, money and ma
terial sufficient to drive the French from
Mexico.
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Regular Packet.

szseaaaun THE FINE STEAMER
ll%S EXPRESS Captain HARRISON,
~ MEMO will leave Wheeling for the above
an and all Intermediate ports every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at l0i o'clock
A. NJ Returning leave Parkersburg every
Monday Wednesday and Friday at o'clock A.
NJ.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE g. CO.,
oct21-2t Agents.
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SWAMI HOUSE,

SWAMI HOUSE,
DARKERSBU VA, CHANG
i ED HANDS. On Thursday, October 9Th,
1863 J. W. Dent, late of the Richmond House,
took possession of the Swami House for
term Of years. He hopes, by strict attention to
business, to merit q continuance Of the very lib
eral patronage conferred upon him when propri-
etor OF the Richmond.
Every department is in the charge Of the
most efficient assistants j. WIN. DEM
sep20
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sAvFsPAuLL~
LAMB q PAUL.,

4 YTSENrsYS At LAW, WHEEL
n ING, WEST VA, viii practice the courts
of Ohio County and adjoining Counties.
Office ON east side of Fourth Street near the
Conrt House octiV
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For Parkersburq.
sQax%AFOREST CITY, Capt. Gordon will
szfeasssssssrun as a regular packet between
Wheeling and rarkersburg, leaving
here every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at
lOt o'clock A. NJ. and Parkersburg every Mon
For freight or passage apply Oh board or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE CO.,
octe0 Agents.
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JOHN L. HARGREAVES,

nEAsGt R ar ssEADY HsgxED
~ PAINTS, GLASS, SASH, and PUTTY.
Gilt and Rosewood Picture Frames, and Veni-
tiau Bird Manufacturer. No. - Main Street,
Wheeling w. Va. sep20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-21

Plumes of all colors for Hats and Bonnets Nets
plain and fancy, Embroideries of all kinds, Lace
Linen and Embroidered collars. Edgings and In
settings. In fact a very large variety of goods
usually kept In a first class establishment, en-
tirely too numerous to MENTION all of which
will be sold
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OTTO HELMOLD

GU TLER,Y ;.
T'RUssRs, SUPPORTERS, SUR
Il GICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS
Apparstuses for Defonned Limbs 90 Smithfeld
street Pittsburgh, Pa
euuts6: ianI(
......as. -. .,.l.aT ~ n kca q ~.
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MRS. G. ZIMNER.

MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS
wi OF CRACKERS, CAKES BREAD, &c.
No i6a Market street East side, q few doors
janIu-6m
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JOHN ANDERSON,
ATANUF aCTURER AND DEAL
Nl Err IN BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATH
Err, No. les Main Street. Wheeling, Va
eep2O
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19

We add list of casualties from the
Sandusky Register:
A. G. Jewe,t and lady, Brooklyn, Mich
badly injured in back.
Mrs. Wm. Harbeck, Toledo; head very
badly iniuted, and ribs btoken.
Thomas Brown. Scmnank, New Jer.
sey, arm broken.
Mrs. Mary A. Simmonds, Hamden
New Jersey; badly bruised.
s. Straw, Detroit; injured in hip.
Henry b. More, residence unknown:
slightly-srm and breagt.
w. w. Hnrden, Niles, Michigan.
II. Ppyn, Niles, Mich; slightly-head
and shoulder.
A. w. Carpenter, Potsdam, New York,
breast and neck, severely,
Austin C. Rice, Adrian, Mich; head
and shoulders.
J. p. Mosier, Ann iIsrbor, Mich; head
slightly.
Andrew Cole, Pontiac, Mich; head
and shoulders.
IL. II. Brennan, Cincinnati, Ohio,
slightly.
Mrs. Gibbs. Chicago; badly Internally
A gentleman had foot crushed bldly
could not learn his name.
Mrs. +. II. Bennett, Garden Prairie,
Illinois; head sud shoulders.
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THE TIFFIN MARKET


CORRECTED WEEKLY ny S b SHEATH.
TIFFIs, Jan. 10, 1865.
FLOUR--sI0 90
WHEAT--Firm at 81 75
CORN-Firm ut ST. 90 for shelled from
teams.
OATS-Firm at 67c from teams.
WooL--selling at 5O@e5c.
SEED--ClOver sl4. Timothy S. rs.
FLAX SEED--$2 90 per bushel.
RYE--Sl 30 per bushel.
CANDLES-Stearine 30c, tallow % q 25c
SoAP-German ~, Common Sc.
TALLow-l2@l6o, Grease @9c.
POTAToES--75c@sl.
PoRK-Per bbl, S3s 00@40 90.
WHISKY-C Common per gallon 50 so
Rye SO 90.
dAMS--I5@lec.
HIDES--Green 7c, dry Ice.
CALF SKINs-l2lac Kip skins l0c'
SHEEP PELTS-Fresh 25e@sl 50.
BEESW WAX--50c per pound.
BUTTER-30c per pound.
EGGS--30c per dozen.
LARD-Kegs. lsc.
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NouAeo " Af0NtaAcos
Prof Palmer will deliver lecture OF
Phrenology and Physiology at the City
Hall, every evening this week. He wa,
here some years ego and had full houses
and from the appearances he will have
them sgain. He was burnt out at Jones.
VILE, Michigan, last December, the
flsmcs deprived him Of 300 oil paintings, a
French Manikin, collection Of skull.
from nearly every nation, also an entire
anatomical and Physiological Cabinet.
He has obtained a set Of paintings
from Pref. Warren, and once sguin has
set sail en- the sea Of Phrenology. Those
who desire to receive charts, may find him
during business hours, in Prof. Warrons
room in Sheath block, where he will
furnish chronological charts at reason.
able terms.
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Snow.

Snow.
The Snow-Storm of last VT ck was gen.
cral throughout the entire STATE. A
regular Norths suster passed over our vie'n.
ity, drifted the snow hither and thi,hel,
filled up dOOrwsys. bloekuded passages,
destroyed land marks, and confined and
bewildered unlucky wights, whose duties
compelled them to be out in the wild
storm. Since then we haye had pleasa at
days and nights. Sleighiog equal to thn,
of 1855 g. 49,. Buggies Nnd carriages
have given place to innumerable sleishs
and cutters which. containing their happy
'oceupants OF both sexes have been fit.
ting back and forth like shadows, almost
constantly, day and night, seemingly de,
sermined to make good use of the snow
while il lasts.
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Notice to Teachers.

Notice to Teachers.
The North. Ohio Teachers
Association will hold its next quarterly
session at Monroeville on the 2lst inst.
commencing at 10 A. NJ. Rev A. WHEEL
ER, NJ. D., oC Sandusky, will deliver the
address. Essays will be presented by
Miss Abbot, Of Tifiin, Miss Ken,on, Of
Norwalk, and Miss, ,-of Mlumec. These
meetings are intended to form and keep
alive an intimate acquaintance among
the members Of the profession, and ii is
desirable that time be appropriated to
this special purpose. If in connection
with the above exercises aud purposes,
there should be time, il will bs devoted
TO the discussions of the importance aud
best methods Of teaching Mental Aritn.
metic.
All Teachers along the C g. T. II. r.
and its connections are invited to CO.
operate. This Road furnishes free re.
turn tickets to oil who attend the meet.
ing and ii is presumed that other Roals
in the No. .h.western portion of the
State will do the same.
By order Of the Elk. Committee,
ID. F. DEWOLF, Chairman.
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Personal.

ItTbOnAIs
FRANK BAKER, Attorney at Law, has
LEFT this city for Savannah where he in-
tends TO make his permanent residence.
ABRAHAM SBrTz, formerly merchant
in Melmcre, and who has been absent ia
California for sixteen years, returned
home last week on short visit TO his
friends. He reports the agricultural and
mining prospects as being very bright
for next year.
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IIUPpcL'S GOLDEN BiTyERs. \ purslyves.
1 ci,ble tonic, invieuratine sad strengthening.
rou,dc, the system against the evileiIseu oipn'
wholsscme wAier.
WI care pyspcpia.
" i'll cure We1knc's.
Wilcurc Gsnstal Debility.
win cute Heartburn.
Willcrrc Headache.
M,llcute Iiyst Complaint,
WiuoxcUs ami etsatc healthy appetite.
VIII in,isofate the organs OF digestion and mod
erate increase the retaiure Of the body aud the
force Of the circulation, ating in fact as general
corrcborant ofthe system, containing no poisoaous
dtuas, and Is
The BgsT TONIC DirrERs inthe WORLD. .
A rsirWaln earnestly solicited.
GEO. G. nuBDEL \ CO., Pfcphe,or', iIud'on,
New Nors. Genital Depot American Express Duild
iug,5i Hudson street, New York,
ts~For ,aleb, Dmgsiss, Groesrs,So.
tS-For sale In Tinn by DUBOIS n co. and ;,
T. MARoUARnr,
Oct 90, ls1t.
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New Music.

Now Music.
We have just received cloves Whis-
per Mazurka," introducing the favorte
melody 'Juanita." Arranged for the
piano by ]. Rudolph.
"The Dying Hero's Prayer" as surg
by ]. +. Dunnie, of Newcomb's Min
strels; words by J. C. Chaffe, music by
Saul.lle. Published by JoHN CHURCH
IT,, sc West Fourth Street. Cincinnati
Ohio.
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Atlantic Monthly,
A Sign in the Right Place.

The business man who puts his sign
in the newspaper does much wiser
thing than a man who faslens il over his
store, and who would think of neglecting
that; where one person reads sign in
the street five thousand read il in the
newspapers. No matter how well a
business man is known, he can always
pick up new customers il he will take
the pains &c avertse, for by negleeting
the means OF securing trade he loses the
best of his profits.
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Attention

J. Mccormack late Captain in the old
49th, o. v. /. calls your attention TO his
posters. He is authorized to pay $500
local and Sl0o, government Bounty for
Recruits. Recruits may have thoise OF
any Ohio Reg'ts. Office ir Court house.
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Errors.
In the amount OF labor attending the
making up Of accounts and transfer of
names to our new books, it is possible
we have omitted the names of some who
have prepaid and who should now be re-
ceiying oar paper.
We are willing and anxious to make
oil such corrections and will promptly do
so il the subscribers themselves will
notify us.
Atlantic Monthly.
The January number brilliant array
of contributions from the pens of Bryant,
Whittier, Lowell, Longfellow, HOw-
thorn, Mrs. Stowe &c.
Among the prominent articles are the
Chimney Corner, leo and Esquimaux,
Between Europe and Asis, George
Cruikshank in Mexico, Memories OF
Thomas Moore, Leaves from an Officers
Journal.
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MelmOrc Aid Society.

MelmOrc Aid Society.
Melmore Jan. Is, 1866.
Mr.. EDITOR, by order of Pros. Mrs. K
Baker send you for publication list o
articeIs shipped last week to the U. s.
C. II. Commission.
30 Hankierchicfs, Q prs sochs, D shirts
25 towels. box lint, kag apple butter
Money in Treasurer $40.
MRS. j. GIBSON, President
Mrs. l.. WEBB, Trs.
Mss. f.. CULVER, Sec'y.
Miss. l.. ARNOLD, Asn't.
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Accident to James Pillars.

While JAMES PILLARS, Esq, was on
his way to Columbus last Monday, the
car which he was sitting in was thrown
from the track and his lclt ankle crush
ed very badly. He was able to return
home on Friday but has since been con.
fined to his room. Doubts are entertain
ed whether he will ever recover the use
of his ankle joint.
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Recruits.

See new advertisement OF LEONARD
ADAMS, late Major Of the 81, Ohio ca
valry. Mr.. ADAMS, is paying the highest
Government and local Bounties, for one,
two and three years, Recruits for any
Ohio Cavalry, Infantry or Artillery Reg
imcn,s. He has resumed the practice
of Law. Give him call, office in
Hedges Block, Tiffin Ohio.
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A New lDEA.--At the State A lmshouse
Massachusetts, the manager of the farm
beds his cows regularly with sand, which
he considers superior to any other SUBJ
stance !ur that purpose. 1t is warm
easy TO lie upon, prevents tho COW from
slipping when reaching he fool, is an ex.
ceIlcnt efllquids, easily shoyelled in and
ou', superior dvisor of droppings, and is
and excellent subsistence to apply Ia
cold lands. For these reasons he likes
sand for bedding.
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Concert.

Concert
The Conc IT given us by an associa'
tion of Ladies aud Gentlemen of this
place was very interesting and instruc'
tive. 1t was decided sucsss. Let u.
have another. 1t is better to spend ouI
spare dimes for the advancement o
Home tale ut, and relieve the distressed
ofthe city, than to give them unto those
who come here with their humbuggcry
Remember the poor are always widl us
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Farm for Sale.

wish To cell my Farm at Private Sale, in
Pleasant Township, one mile east of Wat.
sons Station, containing 1850 acres, about
80 acres cleared. all under fence and in a
good state of cultivation, well undetermined.
A good Frame House with good cellar, rat
proof, a neveriailing Spring ana Spring
House, two tarns one 90 feet long carriage
house, with all necessary out.buildings.
Fruit Of II kinds aud a great variety OF
grapes. The farm is well watered with one
we'll, three springs and Sugar Creek. Good
rich candy soil,
Also, my Farm In Adams Township. one
mile south of Green Springs, containing 100
acres, IS acres cleared, partly underdrained,
small orchard, cabin house a large barn
just completed, good rich soil. mostly sandy
good location.
| will sell the above farms on reasonable
terms. For further particulars call on the
subscriber in Pleasant Township. or address
him at " atson's Station, Senecl Cornty
Ohio. WILLIAM SMITH.
JAMS CIV
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Speoial Notices.

| TO rHK NSRvors, pssutrArFp am pssroSpsSi
Il oS BORN sExEs,
A grca, sufferer havios been restored to health h
few days, aoer many years Of misery, il willing ID
assist his soGerns fellow csesiutes by sending
tffee), on the receipt Of pcstraii sddresssd en-.
velope, a cory ofths roRnvL, Of cure employed.
Direct to JOHN NJ. DAGNALL,
Boz isS Post O1ies, Brooklyn, New York.
JanuaryS ts6s.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAK.
~ MISS, Etc.,
Fan be cured BY one whe has really cured himself
aud hondteds Of Others, and gill tell you nothieg
bnt the truth. Address. with stamp.
EDWARD u. TRAVER,
Ang gS-iy Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
Godeys Lady Iook.

uoueys Lazy LOOK
We have just received the January
number. 1t contains two engravings 81
the first Class, May and December, New.
Years Eve. Among the most promine'
Illustrations, are Scene on tho Ice
Morniag Robe, Evening Dress, Fashion
able Bonacts, Leading Article. A hasty
speech aud what became oft, Earning a
Mincster, Under the peor tree, Seventeen
and Twenty-sevon.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
Tribune Almanac.

We have received the Tribune Alma.
nsc for 1865. The present number Of
this valuable annual contains full returns
of the State and Presidential elections Of
1864, record Of events, &c. Price zoe.