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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-31
The Record

There Is quito a number OF The leaders
of,hs' Copperhead organization, that
boasts that on the question Of negro
suffrage, "thero is no hook or crook In
tho torpsrhcad' record upon which to
hing sucha charge" We submit four
questions to the TALENTED editor of
certain sheet printed in this city, for the
brneft of his party, and trust that he
whl furnish Ihem tho proper light dpou
these question. The following are the
Questions, cit D. 4isg = .sst.
J. Tho Democratic party gave the |
negroes in New York tho right 10 vote. |
True, they required that every nkgro |
should be worth $3.50 10 entille him to
The elective franchise, but tire number Of
negro voters in that State is nbout 5000.
Mmtin Van Buren was President Of the
Convention that allowed them to vote,
and tho Democratic party afterwards
elected him President OF the United
States, Everybody will recolleet, awho
was familiar with the canvass OF 1910, !,
'tha: The Wings cgaiu and again charged
80, sns,taan .~. 'b Wot W
Buren got the supgortof ncgroes In al
the STATES wlero they wero entitled 70
vote. as'f i3Hullt fnff'
' 20 l'rho namos,S,;cs o,r,y r,ael Al,
inecro ayo,er IN MoSnc viii ,l,s' ann,
.Im,slisrn,ion. ns vbitr mem"
.r5'. NJ; 80 l.'"'''.
A ?. Tho Democratic patty mAjo tn
negro avoter IN MasSachuse.ts, and CAV
him equahpoluied righis with the white,
iHi4sgTLe Democratic marty aaye Al
negro the elective franchise IN M
Hampshire. ,1lt,fa. ia ..,t.,t
ia Here are a few morn questions +
this "loyal' writer to answer aqd as
.Vhas eads the issue on lhe hegr9' u
. people or Seneca County want 'ne 'r'
referd' go li l..''I h!
bod Who repcalei the laws OF ONO whl
ei required negroes 70 gNo 'pona aua n,
curry ue,ofe eo'.I'''ss ih '''o ''s"'e' -
pemoerepo purity ul'". HFc s'I .a
Who made mula,toes legal voters
ohio! A Democratic Supreme Court
u which Reuben Wood was ,Ghieg lusli'
- The same party unefwsfds elect
~ Wood Governor. tlV's Ifig uif Z
-, nm ma;1 ~ j. ,wo Ms,Jnsn =,
AsaS 'iarT 'IsIrn,T asa S.si,ar IA mali
II.
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Taxation Of Government Securities,

The 18th resolution OF tho Colum.
bus Democratic Platform rcads thss ::
.,, M -
~ "'So"'", nav W. S'a ~
picitiy condemn the.rohey OF 'ho par
ty in power, in creating thousands Of
lmiu;ons &C Government debt and at
u, ~ ..A,A..,. ,h. ho,d.r.
'Ws"iFnas. " m'y," ..-,,.S'.'
Thereon irom all op''ga'ioh 70 pay
their just proportion of taxes for the
s,nna-t of the Slate in which they ro-
TT III, .r.,,;,o , nr;vilcg.
sue aho '"''e' o ',,,a
ed and moneyed ai9s'ocr""'' sN' ~
declare IL To be the Immediate duty OIL
Congro.s and Tho S,ate I,or;slature TO
'ew ,7,l,l,, I, a,,,,,,;o.,
"'e :" WV 'Ne"' 'pNs 80 'N'0'
power "ey possess 70 SUBJECT money
so invested to a burden Of taxation,
equal 10 that imposed upon other
nronor,v sor Feae,a, s,,ta mud NJ,
~ ~ ~"
me'ph p"rpos's' l...;
: A moro insiduous aud treacherous
! resolution was hardly ever framed
1t was perfectly well known to its au-
thors, that the money which this debt
Is represents, sustained our brave sol
pr diers In their long land arduous ser
N yiee that without this money tina
h. service could not have been perform
,Ied, and INC courage endurance an'
'u suilorings of oursoldiers would hay
ny boon IN yam The pillars ofoa1 eaus
were mon and money--the sinews Q
r WAR. Without tue courage Of on
~ soldiers We could not have suce,eedesC
le' without the support inrn,shed by tn
cir money that courage would have bee
at. useless; iUh I ,.. ,.l. /.
by these men and thus money, q
l war has been successful aud the de
eea larat'on Of the national platform
the ,,as soIeailcd pemoerstic party th
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FSREEIElNlI'D[lA -.
AND
~ 4 'tfN G-
CUSTOMERS.
AND

after recreation Of six months wo
appear unto You again to adminis-
ter to your many wants, which we
did SO pleasantly and successfully
for the pact six years. We think
we know our business, and in
knowing it, we Of course will study
the interest of our customers, and
make it the interest Of etefy per-
son to purchase a largo portion Of
their goods Of us. t'.d
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GIN. Cox, the Union candidate for
Governor Of Ohio, made an eloquent
speech at obcrlin, few days ago.
His speech was good, and pleased all
present, except some few copperheads
who are anxious 70 make the negro
THE etpal 9fs Mhiss par, \ gsl
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~ .t -
Nearly all the Conventions which
selected Delegates 10 the Ohio Patent
Democratic Convention, which con-
vcned iu Columbus on the 24th, In
structed their delegates TO insist on q
plank put in their patent platform
which will demand the taxation Of
United States Bonds. IL is we'll
known that said Bonds were issued
to provide means for the suppression
of the very rebellion created by those
very same patc',t Democratic Copper
heads. Democracy is not very re.
spcctful of antecedents, and consc-
qucutly it disregards national obliga-
tions whenever it thinks it can make
political point to gull the ignorant
portion of their voters. Such acts is
very bad faith, and the Intelligent
voter has no faith in whatever they
say or do. These Patent Democrats
are terribly embarrassed, and gressly
divided among themselves on thstsx-
alton question. .It. HI b.
The New York World publishes an
opinion from the great constitutional
lawyer Gee. T. Curtis, upon which
it warns Democrats mot TO be bur-
ricd into false positions" Explain
ing the origin of the opinion, the
World snys; aT a7n'.,r0s f.i
"This opinion, written as long ago
as February, 1864, derives weight
from tho circumstances under which
il was given, as well as from the
standing of its author. He MIR.
Curtis) was consulted by the Presi-
dent Of the Metropolitan Bank, Of
this city, and the points submitted
were considered with the care due by
legal adviser to clients whose prop
crty would be put in jeopardy by act
ing on erroneous views of the law. A
luwyer giving counsel under such cir.
cumstances, aims to free his mind
from all bias, and TO anticipate the
decision that would be given by a
court of last resort il the same points
should be brought before it for adju.
ldication.h t-' 'N
- uuLi. rfI,
Again tho World says: III
"In case which arose some fort,
years ago, the Supreme Court adjudg
cd that United States stocks, coul'
not bo taxed by State authority.
n \ The ease was that of Westoi
rs. City GpRod of Charleston, one 0
those referred to by Mr.. Curtis in th
opinion which VIC publish. Such be
ing tho law on this point, Democrat
must not be hurried into unwary as
sumptions respecting the exemption
inserted in the recent loan laws" q
The World gives tho chief point
, ofMr. Curtis argument as follows;
aMr. Curtis concludes, as the resu
of careful examination Of the sui
! ljcct, that the national banksiare no
as corporations, taxable by State q,
thority, and also comedies that siock
of the United States are not subject
taxation by the States, But no show
| by lucid and cogent reasoning, thi
although the corporations are NJ
taxable by the States, the property
citizens in their shares is subject
the SAME liabilities as the gcner'
mass of personal property and ais
that the income or dividends ffoi
such shares can be taxodby the State
in which they are owncd."' ~ 9'-
This Wow of the situation, take
by a Democratic lawyer, will hardl
afford an available plank for Stat
Democratic Platform; but wo AVA
the "logic OF events" " '.'H aa 4
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pMaADIspATcnfr from Surgeon Barr,
at Cleveland, announces that Cover
nor Brough was steadily sinking yes
terday, and could hardly survive for-
ty- eight hours, , i $500 eQii
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this Convention 70 select ae It's chatr-
man the man who boasted; "Insv-
er would, as Representative ii the
Congress- Of the United States, vote
one dollar Of money, whereby one
drop Of American blood should be
shed in a civil war;" And yet, this
Vallandigham praises the soldiers
Tho men who, in the days Of our dis
nstcr, gave their money to the coun-
try, should not receive snccrs or
threats, but ato entitled TO the graft,
tude Of that country, and 20 the kind
lly consideration Of the soldier. Those
linen were not represented at Coium-
bus. Those, whom that Convention
represented, never gave their money.
They were all the while bulling
gold, proclaiming that they were on
the eve Of bankruptcy, and discredit-
ing the Government securities in
the dark days of January, 1863, this
was the refrain OF the Columbus par
Iy: ast Ian
And now, sir, can this war con-
tinue2 Whence the money to carry
liz on Where the mcnn Can you
borrow From whom Can you
tax more2 viii the people bear III
Wait till you have collected what Is
alroady levied. How many millions
more of legal tendcr--to- day forty
seven per cent, below the par of gold
---can you Aoat2" (Specch Of Val.
londigham, January IA, 1862 ,'
Well, that tax was collected we
did tax more tho people did bear it ;
we borrowed all we wanted we sue
cceded. Why should not Vallandig-
ham, and his, hate and denounce those
who brought all his predictions to
nought. But should not the country
and tho soldiers keep faith with those
who, amid disaster and gloom, gave
their money that the nation might
live. This money belongs not only
to the rich, but also to the poor-to
the loyal men, rich and poor, who
gave their sons TO the army, and their
money TO support them. '
The resolution dcnounccs the spar
ty in power for attempting to cxoner-
ale the holders thereof" (ofthc debit
{" from all obligations to pay their just
proportion Of taxes for the support OF
the State In which they reside.
4 Where, when or how? The rcso-
luton goes on, "nnd we declare il "a
be the immediate duty of Congress
and the State Legislature to use al
!. the legal and constitutional .powel
they possess to subject money 50 in
, vested (in the national debit to bur
I den Of taxation equal to that imposed
!, upon other property for Federal, Stat
Z and municipal purposes, " This !
! very insidious, and very deceptive
To the body Of the Convention, VIII
were not lawyers, this meant, If
I meant anything, that Government
: bonds should be taxed by the Stat
as other property. Yet Judge Thur
man, an able and we'll read lawyer
8 who presented this resolution, kne'
THAT this could mot be done = know
!, therefore, that the Convention wa
u deceived, and that the people woul
D. likewise be deceived. But he ais
T. know that this would admirably sery
l. o party purpose. Mankind are alway
's ready to have other peoples propert
% taxed, and proposition looking |
:, that end will be popular and gai
" votes. The resolution does not sa.
u directly, that Government bonds sha
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LOST Locket Watch Seal

Somewhere between the Davis Housc
and Post Office. The front was mounted
with white Onyx Stone, and the back
orhamented W ith an American Eagle
The finder viii be literally rewarded by
leaving the same at the First National
Bank. it Or sarF
Aug. 81, 1865. a.tt. 46--3t
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baa Prom Columbus. 81
5ns hi e .,.gr .f....
sni b CoLrMBUs, August %,
nAA.raiNnn -nnnI,nu AINkINn.

00NEhNOh bNOioi otNhiNu'f. fT
The Fcllcving further dispatch from
th6iSurgoon General has been rccciy-
ed.s igal hur .iiaruii hnsd
@CItyELASp, Aug. 2s-T:5oP. NJ
To Col. y. d, Maxwell:
"Thc Governor has steadily failed
all day, and is mostly uncoucious. -
lie will not live probably forty eight
hours, sndmay not survive the. night
tSigncdl or. N.BARR.P
PaSs--Sinco the aboye was put IN
tyre, We leom that Governor BRouGl
died at p'clOck on Tuesday after
noon. Z hroiE.r.att t,e .t
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Public Sale.

ON MONDAY, September 4th, '65.
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, und
continuing from day to day. il necessary.
There will be offered for sale nt public
vendue, on the farm of Henry Zahn. in
Seneca Township, Seneca county, Ohio,
a large lot ofproperly, embracing among
other things the following, TO wit:
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ONE BOX II SUFFICIENT.
Ys, 10 obstinsts case, more NAV be required.
~ ALL MEDfOAL MEN KNOW


Ys, 10 obstinate case, more mav be required.
ALL MEDICAL, MEN KNOW i.
A, ws a. oshsrs, ,tha, no female Gao enjoy good
he q hi uni<ss shs is tegalas Ard wbsnsser an Oh
s,sss,sa ss, .. ttom Sposefs, cold
aisiy 70 decline sad the want Of sp~psr rene ~ has
been the eaats OF many consampions among young
:.pslss, The Remedy may be certainly ioand in.hs
.ide papitaton Of the heart. loathins OF food, and
disturbed slesp, sways arises from the in,srapsiea
sf nature aad whenever that 10 the case, those pills
will iavsasbiy Fsaedy all there evils.
50 600 Hoxes Have Been eold In Two
lssv YEARS,
Ten thousand boxes seat by letter, both BY hrsslf
have Bees is,amsd which iasis- say ne,hing HE
the shove pills hsvs been known, Sine . the Science
Of hsdieins davnsd upon the World. -
IN Removing Obstruction and Restoring Ma
ture " its Proper Channel.
qpistns The nervss aud Bringing hack tho Rosy eel.
Of Of hsahh"to the check of The most dsheats,.
/ Fsll aad and explicit drseieas win accompany
sssh boz. which must be strictly folbSsd saa al
diseases peculiar To female may be speedily cured.
The Golden Pills aetasaa ~ .rr. .sf.r
Exhiilarant Without a Single Drawbsck.
Safe in tA.ir operation; p.rps,su Ia thsis h.ppy
Influences upoa the nerves, tho nind, and the eaht.
frsazs,ion. IL there is any relisnes ~ es placed
on haaaa ,ssti tipeny, The above fihs may be h5 de-
pedsd upon. ..ai
pHaE MBER-Exsmine the box closely (ac
msi,sr 81 wksi Drl yoa buy tbem,) the boa Ia
aoss,e ned 4 u Rows, h I, ''ths eeasterist.s sad
P,ies o. per boa, AZ besss, ss. soia ia riffis'
OhiNs by Fia ffFEft alts - ~
HERSIIISER &, MYERS, Druggistss
LADIES By seadipg ,hsm 81 through The iu,,'
Pos. oaos can have tbs Pills seat eonhdeatialis, b
CtwrFS a % !. fsnsori 4. HtBfR 4 Lockc
s,nsiss :, OR. MscuLi.ouGn, fNments ard b,
lBnNTdh, DvRBAA Acc. and STRONG SARs
Address S. y, HOWE,
Eg (Sole PropsietorA New York.
Aug. 81, 1865. A6-Iy
I. ~ -lsf4 -. III stt - 20
500, fg ,iuss
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Souder n Carpenter

Have taken an. interest in the
Young America House, 354
Broadway, New York, which gives
them decided advantage over any
other house in this section and q
still greater advantage. Out
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BSA ApJUrASr-GESERAL TEnniLL,
of Iadiaaa, has received official infor-
nation that no troops win be muster
-a a." -'',~'- DEPARTMENT.
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Mr.. Carpenter

will remain in New York to pick
up all the bargains that are offered
and ship them to Tiffin, where the
people appreciate
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soUDER & CARPENTER
/ u. - sIUf III ~ ~ faLutrI'
00DS,

which they have selected with great
care, with view to the different
tastes of tho. human family
Nevertheless, we feel confident We
can please You. q. -
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Mrs. surratt's Counsel.

RnLEY, ONO, 1865. 1-
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in full force. The power operates mp
, ON the contract the instant it is form
! led, and must imply right to affect
that contract. III the States aud cor.
e poratiens, throughout the Union, pos.
(, scss the power TO tax a contract for
i. tho loan Of money, what shall arrest
: this principle in its application to ev-
m cry other contract2a What measure
can the Government adopt which will
), not be exposed To its Influence? But
~ tits unnecessary 10 pursue this princi'
~ pie through its diversified application
a, 20 all the contracts, and 10 the varied
4 operations OF the Government. NJ
n, one can be selected which is Of NOR,
n vital interest to the community thai
mn this of borrowing money on the credi
q Of the United States, No power ha
,rs been conferred by the American peo
m, pie on their Government, the free an
n. unburdened exercise Of which NOR
en deeply affects every member of on
In Republic. In war, when the honol
A.. the safety, the independence Of th
~ nation arc to be defended, when a
Ihe it's resources are to be strained to Ii
oa. utmost, credit must ba brought ~ "a
!. III Of torotion, and the abundant reyent
'ns Of peace and prosperity must be Al
!" tieipa,ed to supply the exegenciss, Il
,us ayssat demands, of tho moment tH'
,ur "The people, for objects the mo
cd. important which can occur in the pr
Ata gress ofnations, have empowered the
|fsit; ;osorniaent 70 Mako these antioip
sd 4 tons !, TO borrow money on the cred
Isls tof the unitod States, Can anythil
ON lbe moro dangerous or moro injnriot
q. i1.L ~ i-.s--s-.. a. ~,siuc.ola viii
-, ,iian Iilc auan,ssaVJ, Va q pa, - " w
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

At MILLIKEN's LINEN STORE, rs.
N No 7ss BROADWAY.
via he found st a timcs avery comp~te and vasd ssss'
LiNKH SHEf.fisUS PiLLUw:CAsE LINENS.
sIiKTIN0 LINENS tsol fhaisbt
TABLE LINEi5 AND ti.CrdS.
III TABLE NAPkih5 AND DOYLfFS,
TOWkLS, TJWELIN0S AND DUSTER5
PRINTED LINENS AND LINEN CAMBRiCS,
q. .. BIHDEfE AND NURSERY DIAPERS.
LONG LAWNS AND CAMBRlCS
LIEFN AND LINEN CAMbhiC -HAhDKER(HlEf5.
SHIRT BOsOMS WRISTBANDS AND COLLARS.
".'-- CkUMB CLOTHS AND STAIR LINENS
We import th- greater portion Of the abovv dfec nom tho
gr.s sna Offer thea, at sms advance ces
MlLLIkkN L Co.,
...,..l.. NO. "a Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
staiionerr and fanrn @ooos.

CtOCHRANEs GLASS INKSTAND MANU-.
" FACTORY No iis wiibsmst, N YAH ktads Of
Cut Pressed and Piaie 0aas nkstand Sponge Cup Psps
Weights and LibrMy lnts:snds g 0st Ebony and wAlnrt
vspds AZ tbs lowest A.nuf.cturvrs phcss T. 8-QTasr
for export empty sh<saraIo T., -,f an -,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
VINELAND-TO ALL WANTING FARMS.

v---IArre AID thriving setslemen,, n vinelsnd; mh
elinhsfet 20 nilss south of Fhiad~phs BY railroad.
Rich soil produce. large twenty 6scts at sfs
per ysbe within our years. good olsinrss opsnnsi
good society. Hundreds seug snd making tDprove'
neuis. App, 70 CAS. X. LANDS. pss-sssr. Vi' land,
Lambs TOW lip Letter; sa.sesyd rsPen eoai'yn. yy
Robissoa s,e a,di Editor Of Tic 1Jbsn, lfUors Of he
szferhs rk tracts IN aimo': isr~ pcsnon ard
suifotle ctndn for rieosanf armae mat 10 krov his
sds Of fhs bsskys PsaiyteA s't r.I
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
AliIitarp Noilfes.

A LII SOLDIERS wounded in the line of
"A duy and be, Of such as have died without receiving
bounty, call with your djscbsrees LEFFERT5, HOfF.
MAN q Co., Minsry and Naval Bankers, No. 10 PARK
(rimes Esdirs New; ierk who win collect or Gs;h
LY OBTAJNED. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE. -
CPECIAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.
~ .i4 IMPORTANT NO fiCE. .a -'l'
AN soldiers mustered out discsred pom parts, descrp
tive nss can receive the BALANCE DUE THEM
Apply In person or by letter to LEfFEkrS. HOFFMAN
Co, No ~ Parkrow, lfnes Buildiasi. New-lork.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

q MlA ACRES Of handsome LAND In
SsNOJN/ Mich Eau to EXCHANGE fsr MERCHAk'
DiSEt 900 OF W usble LAND ia wisconsG to TX
CHANGE Gor MERCHANDjSEj hsnd.oay LOTS pear Con.
trail Park to EXCHANGE for MERCHANDISE. Title. per.
l,o, III ~ es.es. HENRY L. RiDER, No n Broudwr,
Room No. 81. rt
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

L'OR SALE-On the Uudsnh--abont IL
II ACRES. snd.oely ,tnaed tho river. conlesndng
one Of the fnr.t views bsis~.a NcwYork and Abhny L.
capable Of ndrhi.e ovenept, would maze snd1n
piset With moderate expense. II wead sccnod1t, fonf
psrties h.g to buc tosthE The bsins oaI kard"re
.ites Tor budins- Appyto RENEDiCT K Coff. No. =
Piret N..y-- York. f1|.f
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
Mem 11nblitations.
T'ABLE ef .eoNynrfs Of TUE HERALD

rooi and Disease. a,
The Medical Acuses OF Al
j. cohoi. r -
Topics Of the MoLih--The Ap,
prcaching Pcsiilenec. A Fact
A. Fearful significance. Dis
tr. si,,r Fe,sii,v, lat Cure
ior Con ump,ion.
About ric.eiving The Eyes.
Hemorrhare Of thc Lungs.
Gov. Drough's D,aih and its
Lesson.
Bost Races and Pbysicsi cu..
ture,
rrodic's Cure for Slespless =
ness.
Baths, and forty other
articles.
monthly, contoins forty well.
aud should b. ia the b nds Of
beautiful children. every stu
health and every invalid who
endenoe Oh drugs and qneok
r. food und Ss'nre s renedie-.
er. -Four copies one yeIr. $3I
be formed now. Subscribers
gratis. Address.
no. Is Laieht-st.. Ncw.fork.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

LNARM for SALE.-l60 Acrcs-55- under
culliys,ion; balance Wood IL Peach prchad |;
fnnr Apple House coniains II Rooms, 2story BnH tU
rieg- Sc within 2t miles OF hirosd lad ~
ARTHUR. NO III Futon Me.Ee IRON to l! TIL, day. or
oy letter 10 Northposl T.. J. $500
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

EOR SALE-Iminedatc possession, three
story brick HOUSE Ne. 200 Uiion-t South irook
high s,oop bs..inet i son ofoCk range, washoa
tubs halls imitation OF maIbo bathroom, snd
oil n,odcrn mpfovem nts 10 good order; lot, H by DJ;
hone, "a by So Apply on the premi,es.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

RauIb aug "reminiscences -
The War Path, Worse taau
War. Pure WAier. The sun
ny South Curses OF ouiiiioe,
Reconstruction.
Hints on & mid Culture.
cure Cor inesIi.tes. -l
Non-siinu atins Treatment Of
Discasr.
Dur iiou-esHHow 70 Make
them lIraithiul. .
Rh> ,lcal Culture in CLEVELAND
Hish Scsool.
Nes.s of Wsrnins. respectingI
the Cholera.
A Letter from Geo FRANCIS
Tram N his Chi drrn a. the
Rules Of lles III. ,
TIE HERALD 10 published
pnnled pages on Hesl'h topics
s,ery mother who wcu d rear
3ent who would Prrstfve'i'is
gould be- he'd sway from q dep
ned icine, 10 dependrncr on a
eI 5oa yoar, IS ceuts Il nanrt
Zen copies. $40. CLUBS should
,or 1850 will get the rest OF 1868
MILLER. WOOD 4 Co..
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WIN. EvERDEI,L's SONS, No. 1O4 Fulton.
w r-sTEAM JOB PRINTERS End LABEL MAN.
UFAC1URERS '' 'I - Na'nn" "a
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~ SEAT FOR SALE-LOcatcd on

NOUNTIil SEAT TUK SAI.E-LOcatcu on
~ r. ham Bay Long Island Sound snd soous one and
lsls hours i've from the eiy The dwelling svrry comiao
ou abolt feet square; bui a stons story and
attic ias water and built 20 'hc most toiongl nsinr
by the mechanics and he's en- painted c-crd sni
ScoTaid futiuv the pa, year; the hui .nss arge
ard and 81 perfect orders rafden AID ground, IN
order bundant Of varittp; tnc oer
ton c the is sb tweuiy ods from The water where
Is hhouse boat ous- Gihu and pavilion; tle view
from thr houss sound sd Surrounding county very
beautiful; the furniture whc Is of tie best ca dhy rnd
costly ozcther with the animals upon tle III o. tools and
| u,,n-,ls ssn be bought, wanted. Price, S1ol01 fof
further pariicalars inquire of HOMER AlokGhS.
! (.35) NO. fnlo 81
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RROOhblN f1OtSE iof rhLc-in "'''
ID elias n liOt sE with ~ rooms
oden built two wears since OF the very best msrfas
won with four Lots o. ground az win eight Lots and
Carl se House. plenty OF csoice fruit and other fru
.r,r Viz: P-as Ap2le Qnince Apricot. Chony &c, or
would EXCiIA NGt vacant Lets in Brooklyn, in GOOD
locality Apply drcn.sv foar house west I" broaa"sy
line of csr, near De kab-lve. CARS Id. .r
DEAUTIFUL FARM on the Hudson-60
I'D acres VITA nnlr ffon FOR sALE 2p,ile Aooye
n ludsou. fine buildings; Ifiee, Sl2,UD Addnss r.
PIDGEpN Greer point Post Office
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A. J. BLzRcxBk, Anctioneer
EXECUTORs SALE of No. Is West Twsn.
II ty--ishth-s. The subscriber will sch st Asesa -
THURSDAY. October 10. at II O'Clock, at The. ExcheQ
ssir.rootn, No. III Brosdssy, "a. j. bf.EEckEk sOyb
Co.. uetlOurrrsl III. 4.,ory brown STONE hos.c M 9 Ne
n Wet on The nerth sid e-'ves. 5se.<
v,y and rit-sse Lot sbeut Is ft by hsf he bsk a.
Tefus hs.rai The title perfect. Posssssoa ID kcveos&
SARAH j. IRWIN. Executrix Of the estate d Jsnss vs
dee ~ss~d- ~ .. -f-u,.
n B-An~r the sale OF the house the fuuitars WI h ~
At suc, ,iou Of which doe notice will be given. -