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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-10-12
When to Pick Apples and Pears


Most people let apples and pears
become too ripe before they gather
them. They want to SEQ them fully
ripe-read to fall OF the tree before
they pick them. This is wrong, If
picked afcw days before maturity,
they will keep longer, color more high
ly and command Il higher price in
market The precise time to pick is
rather diiiieult to determine, The
hest criterion Is TO raise the fruit up
and bend the stem over, and IL the
stem parts from the shoot without
breaking, the fruit is ready TO pick
whether Npplesor pears. Pears shoul'
be picked proportionally earlier thai
apples. Tho quality of the fruit /
also Improved by early gathering. Al
ter being picked, it should be put !
tight boxes or barrels, and kept fc
days in the dark, il of summer or ia
varieties. Here they undergo aswcat
nag process, and when the barrel
opened the fruit win be found of III
brightest Crimson and richest goldcl
eoibfs. Half Of the secret of sut,'cs
in orcharding is in knowing how an,
when to pick fruit, and how to set i
to market so as to command the high
est prices and readiest sales. Ever,
ones experience must govern him
and the moro he studies this matte
the more expert he will become. w
are anxious all our readers shoul'
think while they work-ihat the min'
shohd be exercised as well as th,
muscle in all farm operations an'
particularly should this be the case il
ituit growing, whore skill ofthe high
est order will always be suitably re
warded. ..r. ....
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-10-12
Speak Kindly
a little word in kindness spoken,
t,.nN inn ,N N IaaF

"a little word in kindness spoken,
A motion or a tear,
Has oGen healed heart that's broken
Aud make a friend sincere. "
Speak kindly, thou mother, as thou
reproveSt the crring child, Romem.
her that gentle words will soften the
heart, aud, in after years, when thou
shalt be gone, they will linger around
it, and he a shield to guard it against
temptation. II is kind words that
memory twines around our hearts and
guards them with care,
Speak kindly, thou husband, as
thou comest 10 thy peaceful home,
with thy heart saddcnod with the
cares of business. Danish thy sor-
rows al thou ontorost thy home, aud
meet hor with smile who waits for
thee with a happy heart, Remember,
she, too, has sorrows that are hard to
bear, and thine ought not to be added
thereunto. Then meet her with a
smile and kind word, and when she
has left thee, no recollection of up,
kind words or harsh looks will max,
her memory sad aud unpleasant, bu
hallow it with remembrance of ,
life of happiness and JOY,
Speak kindly, thou man Of business
unto thy fellow man. Hc may be un
fortunate and need thy help, and i
thou canst not assist him speak kind
ly TO him and cheer him up. Bid hin
hope, and thou will have aided hin
vastly. II thou hast misfortune o
angry momonts to cloud thy brow, d
not let it effect thy intercourse witt
thy fellow men. Speak kindly l.
thea. Heaven will bless thee 70
IL.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-10-12
How to Cleanse a oistern,

Another simple thing I've accidcn
tally learned and il too, it not gen
orally known ought TO bo, relating tC
stagnant, odorous water in cisterns
Many persons know how annoying
this sometimes becomes, After fire.
qusnt oloanlngs aud other experiments
and to no positive permanent utility,
l was advised TO put, say tive pounds
ofoaustic soda in the water, aud il
purified it in two hours. Since then
when / tried what is called concen,
trated lyc, l had quite a good result
One or both articles can be obtained
at almost any druggists.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-10-12
" Jesus Called Thorn. ("

The following beautiful lines have
poured balm upon many wounded
hearts mourning their little ones
They evidently form only a irogmcn
of Tie original
They ore Eolng-only going
Out of pain and into bliss;
Out of sad aud sinful weakness
Into perfect holiness.
Snowy brows no caro- shall shndc them
Bright cycs-tcars shall never dim ;
Rosy lips-uo time shall Indc them
Jesus called them unto Him.
Little hearts forever stainless
Little h ands as pure US they
Lutte feet by angels guided
Never n forbidden way
They are going--evcr going ....
Leaving many lonely spot;
But It's Jesus who has called them
Softer, und forbid them not.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-10-12
nAtEQoa Hogs.

Keen fattening swine in comrorta'
bio close quarters. Feed well and
regularly with ground grain and cook
ed feed. Give few hands of pow
dered charcoal, dampened, and spriuk
led with meal. II is san cxccllcnt ton
ie. Keep the hogs aud their beds
clean, change their beding as IL he
comes dirty, Where uuground anC
nneooked corn is TO be fed, begin o'
soon as il is glazed; it is then more
digesiihle.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-10-12

Infalliblc in Correcting Irregularities, Re-
moving Distinctions Of the Monthly
Turns, from Whatever Cause,
aud Always Successful ms n
Prove ntative.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-10-12
Whitewash That Will not Rub Or

slake the lime in the usual way,
lix oae gill offower with little cold
water, taking care 70 hsat out all the
iu@ps then pour on boiling water
enough 10 thiekon it to the oonsisien.
ey or ehmmon'staroh when boilod for
use. Pour Il while hot into a bucket
OF the Stacked lime aud add one pound
of whitening. Stir all we'll together,
little indigo mized with water, i'm.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-10-12
Sunday g@aiue.
How all Things Earthly pass Away
ny W. A. oETENBAcnER.

ny W. A. oETENBAcnER.
How (adetb nll things from the earth,
Her beauty aud her scenery fair
Though b1t mn honr from their birth
We look, Mas they are not there.
This truth is stamped on oil we see,
That which Is mortal must decay,
Tho tints Of beauty soon must ilec,
" For all things earthly pass away.
Spring u.hers in gay noro's trOi9'
The earth with beauty 's urraych
Fair flowers deck the vcrdant plain'
Aud bloom bereath the forest shade.
nut soon the Autumn wind comes on,
The flowers perish IN a doy;
An echo answers ere they're gone,
" So all things earthly pass AWAY"
The Summer fulngc bright, is seen
To cluthc waving forest round,
The vnliays bloom in frcshr green, y
but soon their leaves bcdcck The ground
Yea, al! their beauty soon is passed,
A nd unto us they seem 10 say
when borne upon tho Autumn blast,
" So all things earthly pass away.
The lofly mountains prop tho skies,
And proudly brave the shock Of tine
Sill they must fall and valleys rise
That MI must change is Natures chime.
How changing are all things below
How like the flower OF sunny May,
a 1cctihg breath, transient show
" And all things earthly pass away"
Now LET US in one band unite
Az il we were all brolLcrs true,
And from the morning till the night;
All search for some great good TO d..
Man yet IL earthly, aud we 500
lie was created for decay
Then let us ever faithful be,
" For oil things earthly pass away"
ST. PARIS, Ohio, Sept. 30. -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-10-12
Hgvo EAU arr

| CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCo'S
GOLDEN PERI0DlCALPILLS
FOR FEW1 LES.
Inalliblc in Correcting Irregularities, Re-
moving Distinctions Of the Monthly
Turns, from Whatever Cause,
aud Always Successful ms n
Prove I've.
ONE BOX is SUFFICIENT.
Yetin obstinate cases more may be required.
ALL MEDICAL MEN KNOW
A. we'll many other that no female can enjoy good
health unless she IL terulsti and Whenever an Oh.
Hrdriion iahe, pace--whstlici from nPo.ote, eola'
~ any otnot cause.-the eeneralhealh begins immsdi'
alry 10 decline, md the want Of proper teme y mas
heen the cause Of msny consumption, among Young
'emales. The Remedy may be c'Ha,hN 'onhu W W, Nv
side mtion NJ the heat. loatfing o. food, aud
liubrbed sleep, always arises ffon the in,eruPilon
Of naure and wheneteI ilnt Is ne case, th"so P'"
VIII ihyadsbiy reuedy all these e'it.
so 600 Boxes Have Been Sold In Two
YEARS..
Ten iNOuannd NnNea Sent Wy ltllfFg NNlN hl HhH'''
and agents, 10 M pars of she world 10 witch answers
have been returned IN which lndies sny, no'nr Ike
ne abuve pills hive been kuoWn, since the Science
NJ Medicine dawaed upon tho World
In Removing Obstruction and Restoring Ma
turo 10 Its Proper Channel.
guietina The nnyss and bfingingback the "Rosy col
~ Of health to the cheek Of The taost delicate.
Full aud and explicit directions viii nc ompRny
each boz, which must be strictly followed, and all
disease. peculiar iofcmnlc may be speedily cured
The Golden rils actasnn
Exhillarant Without Single Drawback
SAFE In their operation; peTpelu,l In thcie happy
in0ucnces upon the nerves. the mind, Hnd the Cnits
organization. lfthsre is any reliance to he p'nceG
on human testiuony,,hs shove Piils may be hy de-
pedsdnpon
RENE EMBER-E'aminel the box closely tno
matter Of what Uti Rrst you buy thrmD lfthe boN y
no, signed =. u. llowE, II 'ths rountetsiin aud
vii not not he responsible for their ninTious effects.
Ptoe ~ pefbON, sit boxes, s.. Fold In TiFFiN,
.Oilt, Dy
HER RSHISER g. MYERS, Druggists.
LADIES Nv scudiug them 9 through ,he TtrriS
Post uihte eau have the ri. sent confdcatialy, b,
Matl,io Hny Pn't ofihs country. Fold also hy
tRAPES Co, Fpstorin, HUBER a Locke
f.ndiny OR. MCCULLOUGH, Fremont, and b,
HENrON, DURHAM Il Co, and STRONG & ARM
STRONG, Cleveland, or
Address s. d. HOWE.
(So'e proprie;or,) New York.
Aug. 81. 1865. d6-Iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-10-12

pouLrns--~heA poultry ass fed
WIN meal, or grain only once daily,
let u be towards evening, rather than
morning, to induce them TO search af,
Grand consume more insects and grass
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-11
DAILY N JEWS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER ii, 1865.

RETURN OF THE FoREIGN CAPITALISTS. Nor
Ton Poto and party have returned to this city after
their rapid but extended tour through the West.
In every prominent place on their route they were
entertained by tho public authorities, Boards of
Trade, and prominent citizens. No party Of tour
lists has ever before visited our country with more
pralscworth! inc>Nes, nor has any other similar
party D."'. more cardialy welcomed. The result
of tilcir observations glad to hear is favor
able to still more liberal employment of foreign
capital in our public improvements than that hth-
erto bestowed.
Among the gratifying results of their visit will
be tho laying Of double track OH the Eric Rail
road from this city to the junction. with the Allan
tic and Great Western Road Mt Salamanca; the
shortening Of the distance on tie Eric Road about
seventy miles; the building of the railroad bridge
across the Niagara, near Bunalo-a structure that
will cost five millions of dollars-and the eS-
tension of the branches OF ihe Atlantic and Great
Western Road from all tho principal points where
The main track is laid These enterprises will in
yolvo tho expenditure of perhaps q hundred mil
hors of dollars, without taking into consideration
the real design of these European capitalists, viz
the shortening OF tho route to the East Indies by
= grand railway across the American continent.
The object of these foreign gentlemen i'll visiting
our country and examining our system of internal
improvements has not been more happily realized
Ill witnessing our physical resources than i'm OBJ
serving the union, harmony, prosperity and pro-
Srcssvencss our people have everywhere display
ed IN the course OF their routc.-N. y Heraid.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-11
COMMERCIAL.
CHARLESTON MARKET.
TUESDAY EVENING, o,


COTTof-Tie news received b. the China OF an adj
val!c" cf from eight to ten cents per pound
Ted Our market. few buyers, under the excitement
bought at i9 q .s cents for id-ugs; but the brokers
generally held GO, not submitting 10 the high prices de-
mnndea By i.cors; therefore c sales and ir
regular 6. advanced rates.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-11

uysteu oAs, october T-FLoUR Rrc-The market for
bes bnt osas Flour Ia less active, opening l6a5c
nt ns oi1sea dull and heavy most OF the improye
aS sing lost The sales Is 800 bbls at $500
$0os Ie spPerhne tatej s8ee9 9Sss5 for extra S:aS:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-11
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF HAIRLESS sTON.
Arrived Yesterday.


day, $50 M Mdzc 10 Ravenei Co. + Street Came
o@ 5sdhy zo p SSan sfSadaGd Co. Bgs
schoheld, g Goldsten, vol, Ianger, Cochran I &
Gas 81 r6h s%
timss fGTrssten " v MgLean Won Hosl Tamsen CO.
Bro cahi Co. strohecker, aaillard 'ais fl
ings In Williams Covert. Hickey L L Deming Co,
Sons Bischo bischofi, 'isonneEer GloyePra q II
Linstedt " Whilden Co, o Ticdemann, J d Kenne
Insted Lyons CO, Holman n0a MSSr Broa G Gssnn; R,5
Co. il Dawson D Lambert, Hovey, " IPlatf hpla
ssr eHS ESs g. aoSfs hoeEo EDGusl,s So
',n B1rge Co. il stol Psdel puvai IS SON,
stein Cover Marley EJ f MoIntosn eG frnnfe Gp
WbtS hsSi1aGan nn1;..i ise1 Hermann sonehill Haas
Watts, CD Ahrens Co. Small Johns ons & Whiting
H,1s levi nssta Sr King cS Co. saoR,I HSkman
Bass, Lester Il Bro, Kavanaush, @ Ryhter G Gotcr
;on BFO a Mcconnell Grsmen sSodlSt Smart wilson Hi
pnsom mPoDl0oG odsnnp Gsmpsep Co Wolf rs Gun
Co. Gerdt Co Md3e1 ssng GSa4d Aen
Haste HASTE eqhGnn 4anasa Co ElDaly Strauss pro
eo Gn9ss Mo
Co aeTTagS ToSes sGas Rrd
Pool & Adams, Lindenthal, q 4 Hoffman, II II
eassa eGss SsS p,v Fss1Sn H.Ss s5snS
Little Co, W Ladder A Ment Crusc, J Small, Z
Patt Adams Express Co. orc9sor DR. Raoul Kline
Micken6erg Co, Laurey Alexander, s. Mower, S Il
Marshall ogemann, sturges, Wiley, E Rus
sell, Loper, W Hall, Hasell, ID Jacobs and
j Merkelsohn: OF Cape Hatteras, passed steamship
Morning Star, bound South.
steam gunboat Taconey tdouble ender) Commrn-
der W Temple, Boston.
A Brig, unknown.
Went to Sen Yesterday. [Ocr 10
Steamer Starlight, Pedrick, New York.
Steamer Edwd Everett Davidson, Hilton Head.
From this Port. "a. /
schr VIM Hunter. Harrison, New York. Il
'2HA 2'@H " Up for this Fort. +
Brbark FILE de LAIR, Thomas at Cardiff septernber oo
Brig La, Williams, at Boston, October q
Cleared for this Port.
schr Yelms, Moore, Of Boston, octobera,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-11
ArrivnIs ut rIcrchomts Hotel.

William A Corrgan Society Hill; George " Hill. do;
ton; Gustis wife and children, Augusta; George j
Underwood, New York; Austin G Smith do; Luncn.
England; E Duppresc, New York; H Moulton and
lady, Jefferson City, Mo; James Murdock New York: H
Brady, Ireland; Hammond, Richand; Hudson G
Wolfe. New York; b Furber, Maine; W Griffith S C;
John NJ Hoover Charleston
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-11
PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

Consignees per South Carolina Railroad,
October 10.
- 81 bales Cotton bbls Turpentine. &C. To Willis h
Ghisolm, Gibbes Go, J y Robson. : Hoplcy & CO,
II Rodgers 4 Co. K + Dawson, Norris, Hunt & Co &
Cohen. NJ Eason, Horscy, Jara, G Shepherd, and
Captain Mcdonald.
ConsiSnecs per Northeastern Railroad,
October 10.
112bbls Rosin "a bbs Spirits Turpcntne and &C bags
Corn. To Adams, Frost & Co, W Wagner, F Web
mann, and others.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-11
PRssenGers.

Passengers.
Per steamship Quaker City, from New York;
Bee and lady, Judge Morgan and lady, Lewis and
lady, Miss EDevereaux Miss Harris Mrs Gilbert Mrs
Watson Mrs L T Chaplin, Mrs Il Montando. o
stone Taylor Mrs Stone Mrs Wightman. Major Allen,
lady, Bishop. North L cahn, E Fowler. "
G Cook, Small, w Knobloch, d Gilbert q
Goie. Maxwell, a Bedel1, Bass, Barrow, g
Osborne, T Cook, Clarke, T 1, Lewis Marks
Ford, Jacobs, Smith, Underwood, Mrs 8 Watts,
Allen Darlington, Carnlan Sevas, Hutchinson, Rev
Mr. Shodlar, j Murdoch, McCloy, Mr. Brady Lanen
Godstein, W Hone, Tuomey, Hart, D MCPHERSON
Il A Bel, Alexander, Murtland Halberstadt,
Schaefer. Cathcart, Seeber, A r Mesherne
Strauss E Strauss, Rodgers Walsh, and 81 in the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-11
J. A. ENSLOW.

tLatc of the Firm of Mortccai " Co.O
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM Ills FRIENDS
and tho public that hc will, the 18th instant resume
tic iUCTIOF, SHIPPING IND COH4KSSION
BUSINESS, and will give prompt attention 10 forward.
ing all Goods sent to his care, and make liberal
Consignmcnts. nwf3 Oc,obcrs 9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19
GCROFULA, CATARRH, CONSUMPTION,
~ 30. WM. H. PRINCE.
FLUShiiD, Lchb ISLAND, y. Y,
u PROPRIETOR Tul
LINNAAN NuKsENlES


bss fer SIXTY YEARS devoted naarE the invsrao. Of
Tees ind Plants, announces ihose who Afflicted with
the shove .eaes with any o.rs arising from nhs ted
Acqpifed lnPrty Of the bio with any CLIouie Dis
eases .bai toe only
SgvEhElbN AND POSITIVE GEMEDIALs
presented BY ktl' 70 My found r the Vegetable King
dom-hCLkCTIC FLUID fOHFOUkDs-fXTRACTE u
FROM PLANTS. Thess puo Ia sac,s can only
nom myself By direct application tS-l HAVE NO
AGENTS
All psti-n,s who WI test these Potent Renedi provided
by God End h,iIfe viii surely ress their .r-ai orty
al Others presented TO tho ord The OF
HiaeeI poion' Including Colonel fnercury1 Ito mos.
deadly Of them ~ as Aetdoe' he. h;h'ed with raery and
"TREATIsE on NATURES sOvEREIGk RESiEplAIsp
comprising 3; speciho Remedies for iho vaoa. Diseases
price Ten Gents and stamp mailed Any 1nvtld Who will
pirate Remedy for without Charge snd desrs 20 rece tho
name, ., any ,s.sIsg Ihcss RsIon' is'hns only 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19

CzyEsAL HOsPIiLL NxvARK. n j., Hsy u, 1865
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF Scaled
PROPOSAL lin duplicated viii be received BY he under
ssnsd a. shis Office until u ocloex Oh SATURDAY the
2th ins. lat which tine they VIII be opse1 FOR furnish
Ing fREsh BEEF for three 90 months from the second
day Of June 1885, ho United states troops .. .s Hospital
and vicinity.
The res be of good and marketable quality OF fore and
hind quarter eat (neck snsss and Kidney toy to be
eiudes AID nnuAed IN rush quantities Gnd ttluch tunes %
may be required.
Each bid mns have printed copy Of this advertisement
posted ~ head Written contracts Be- cxVut<d with
the cepsanoe OF hor bds Tho Of two sufficient
dOr.ed on the envelope "Propo.sy Tor frs.h sesf"
Tbs abilities Of the rurss' to respond n the som Pvs
tc Attorney other proper ofoes saoh certhosts 10 go
company the proposals
Further I'M rusti9n win Be gfven 2n sppcsion At this oos
DANIEL q, HIATT, Capt Z. ".
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T1HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR MAY


TaE N v WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week contains
IrADrss fr-crns-Hs.on Break the Serpent. Egg: Tn,
Religious AnIivsrss,rsj Ihe Meme FUND Pesse aad The
Pocket Books ssa Domingo The ia and ads he Yellow
H. Iincous fr. Cssiost; Editorisi P.rsssph.
wAs Nnvs ScxiAsY department Of the Gulf NsYsii
G.xssAL Bsxs-Eer. from washnstoni The As'assi-
nstiOn, NowY rsh,eel' Domestic A,se..%y
Tna MRxloas Mo,znarA
A HyxIcAs DEcREE
BURIAL OF PRxs.okyr LINCOLN Of Tho n
TIA KssAssArIo sThe Conspiracy Ttissi Reporters Nd
vp.d Abs raet Of the Iestn0uy Personal Appearance Of
Ne Prisoners; Msoellsneous le.Ds.
THs IxiALs ron TAEAsox-Tbe PeIins Caso The Harris
DICK TArEoas srknEspER-F1r.he- Particulars; The
AsPAiRs u NoxfH CARoLlsA-The Arms sIrren 'ersd By
yohnson's Any fne Reorganization OF Inc State Govern
CgRious POlIrioAL LxrrEgs-Fensalo Wood .apa soI
Cierency fer Johu Brown
1ns SrM1ss M1roEiso Hox s-Ossn,'r and sheruen.
Armies at WsshAgtCn ice As.ch Vhrs1sa Richmond
Ths GLAND REVIEW.
TIA REBsL RAx sroyswAII--She Anlves 8. HSSsns; An
IHx CArrURs 0, JI55 Dlvls-He attempts 20 ssespe n
Wonans ClOihes Ris stas and Poftm..ter Genera esp
FSox Loc,gv1Ir-Jes pavl,, Eis Movements to be So
eret, The Coas,isutonsi Au'e9Glnen.i ser Thomas:
Fncn NoHra CARoIiNI-Johnroa's Surrender, Recon
btrucuon; W w. Holden Invited to Washington.
IoxrRy Viciory. An Echo from &c. many.
INV PrBLiOAfIoss--Spsgcer's Social States
isrEEEsTISo TO f4EsERs--Auerican Institute Fs7aerf
Club.
TIA Omar ssssr sHow-The Shoor Breeder, and Wool
STowers Association From Or Own hoporsi.
AGRICULTURAL lIGGL
ynpoxrArT BUTTER Law.
DEATHS o. SOLDTsRs ~ Tgr Npv.YonE HozFifAA
gHs DxY GOODS MA2Isr.
--LATEST EUROPEAN ALEEBTh
PxsosAL
POLITICAL
WAR lTyha
Cry lTgsG
MISCELLANEOUS IrEsa
kARRIkss2 AND DXArHs.
LATEST SEvs MAGNETIC TELPoRlpu-S1scisl Dis
patches to The n. Y. Grlbure.
CohEEEoiAL-Fu Reports Of he Stock Money, Cotton,
Brn, aud Cattle s acts, specially reported for The r. T.
knplls.
THE
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h printed lsrrs doab j'um sAec making ssht
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p the Day issue iuc.aong News Summary, Domestic
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he, hspo Report Of Tue An Institute Farmer Clpb
TERMS
BAL subscribers, rnte cory, yosrs2 nnmb.rs,..
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Daily, pasis- "
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prdes Of "THs rHIBrss teng ssfss, IfseSsbs to spy
othsS mode Of remittance. Addrcs
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Scale proposals vii % received x this Office unti rpf~
DAY My o 1855 o. 1ccc< :. ~, yhs, be sans y %
puhicy opeurd for the who. any lt u mo suus era
mill ia Auri.-d sr1 iortyone tsgand nv hsncrei dc5
lsrs 0l s0lisrt Bounty RUHd 2edcnYtsn Bonts NJ
be Goun, Sew aJthsr<ed o. Cbs2sef II II tA- al
sri IS ofdia o. the Boz.A of suevsofs -
proved BY tie Mayor f.sy ). 1915.
ls AL bonds VIII bear interest o. the rae 81 seven -
cent Per snnun payable hsk yearly the ts' d.. Of S1
and November IA each year. aid tho principal VII 's 10
d.; mod follow; ,,,-
her, l6sL ,,-
Der lss2.
Fve hundred thousand dollars the drs. Day Of aovsr
Der 1885, and - ,,n
the first day efNoyeI.5er, 1924.
tho proposals VII s,e the Il bend, iesreS 81
the n a. per oue hundred dollars thereof Sni tha rton
wo.r proposs accepted will Acreu2on De rsqa'fsi
depo. sa County 1Festurn "a; - bsoaarAy LssAh
THURSDAY q Irt day oiJuso lso he sens s"a' ss
10 them ectveiy. -,
On pressnug tie Comptroller The receipts ofhs Ceso'y
Treasurer FOR such dsposts the parties W. % e.d 70 70
csiys boads for sgus tmonnts OF tie y1s cd ee S2
awarded 10 thgru. bearing ateTes, ro Jnts !. co.
FfeA pr1go.K should be sesi sAd udovsi Prcpssa for
So.dsrs Bounty FuBi Redemption toDas, Nc. =. sso -
closed second srsssPs sdGrsssd 20 the Csa hey
The tight tss-ye reject or al Of The Dis go
sidclel ussesssTy zoe, pt1to,e The Interests -
County. kkIffEW r. BRENNAN, CoI4 PIT bier.
City e EowYork, DeF utrnont Of finsIcs Conytssj&Ss
Oilcc, Isy5 1868.
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DEMOVAL.-Ms. M. @. BROWN, Meta
IL physical Phycian Professor on the Eys Ear Thrv,t
Bond (rou'h side first large house Bowery) where
hsr eesbr1tsj medicines can s~sys DO had.
Send for o circular.
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WssuisG-oy. u. c, Msr :. 1888
GALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING,
- CAMP and GakRIsOS EQDiPAGH TENT GU.
TI.0s kc-ysil b.. sold At PUBLIC AUCTION under The
direction Of spain D. O. Thomas " ). X. u s. H., A.
Government No. Seventeenth. he'.esn ~
and streets north, Washington. d. c. On AOhDAi NAY
CLOTHING &c, consisting Of
Inf.u'ry and Cavalry Coats Jaekcis TrOWsers. Drawer-
Shirt Felt Has. CAPS Busfe. Tlumrst. Drum Heads.
Fifcs gsing.. flag s,oesns., EianIes, Kettles Pam,
shovsls spades ickor~s. Ares, hayersas.s Can'erng
Rope, Tent Co,sns' Hospital Tents, sloey Touss, Wal
1ehts sc.
snceosii bidlars ITO soIes within I've tS)
days snl date q sale.
Terms essh, ia 20 ernulsnt funds
d. IT. RLCKEP,
IIg Gen. s1l tlirf ( as.sY,
Depot Of " sshDgtor.