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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-04-19
Inaugural.
JouN ROBINS.

In assuming the editorial manage.
meut Of newspaper, the incomor
generally brings with him opinions,
tastes, and capacities different from
his predecessor, aud custom has made
IL necessary that the dcbutuut should
"say something"
lie IS expected to present 10 the
public and the readers of his paper
from whom, by honest and fcarlcs,
fquibling and clipping, he woult
draw his sustcnaucc, sort Of procla.
nation, announcing the new order OF
things, and shaddowing forth the
course he will pursue, and the " line
on which he intends to fight il out. "
We are new in the position, aud arc
fully aware that many chances may
present themselves in the course of
our editorial career, by which we may
be able to distinguish ourself in way
adverse to our honest intention, aud
our just desire, but, rs many II man
before our day, Ia attempting to put
his bcst foot foremost, hasputit in the
mud without serious Inconvenience TO
himself VIC gather courage and cont.
dcnce from this well established social
truism, or precedent, and shall plod
on our wny no matter what happens.
There will he no change in the po-
litical complexion ofthc paper 1t has
always steadGistly and clearly adyoca
ted the cause Of the Union, and up.
held the dear old flag of the nation,
which now floats prcu 'ly over every
inch of our Gland of the free and
homo Of the brave" guaranteeing
what il never did before, freedom to
ereTy man. We shall zcalously On.
deayor TO sustain the principles and
policy of The Union party, in all its
measures for the support Of the Gov
ernment. aud the political success and
welfare of our country. We have
contributed our aid to the mainten
ance Of our nations honor, at the
front, while the rebellion seemed al,
most success, and we are still at
variance with every man who holds to
the old ideas aud dogmas of secession.
With the view of making the Tribune
valuable paper in all respects, il
shall be our object, not only to give
each week the latest and most ys,ua.
bic news of the State and country at
large, as far as possible, but, also, to
pay special attention to the local de-
partment, so that we hope it will be
considered a welcome visitor at the
home of the farmer, the mechanic, and
the professional man. To accomplish
this, assistance from our friends is |
couried and will be gladly received
and appreciated.
MIR. RoBINs in assuming the control
and management of the Job depart. |
ment, does not give up his connection
with tho paper, but his experience
and ability will stillcontinue to add to
its value. Here we end our say, with
the hope that cur ehlortto advance the
interest of our city aud county, BY
publishing a readable paper eachweok,
will be met by hearty aud substan-
tlal support from those who are inter.
ested, WM. l., MYERS.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Saxonia.

British Honors to George Peabody-A Biro-
netcy offered and Declincd-The Queen
Sends Him hor Miniature Tho PIussIan-
Austrian Dinieulty--BOth Sides Aiming
but Protesting ModeratiOn--E Excitement in
Ffanoe---Affairs In Italy, 40.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-04-19

Dir. LAwRyNcEOf Ohio in speaking
in favor of the Civil Rights bill just
before it's passage in the House, stated,
what all who have read that gentle
mans speech know to be fact,
that the constitutional objections
urged against the bill by Hon John
A. Bingham wero chiefly based upon
provisions which were stricken out be-,
fore its passage, This fact spikes one
lof the heayiest guns Of the opposition.
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THE Charlestonians have raised
sl20, 900 and obtained from the Leg.
islaturc charter for company to
indace.white emigration into South
'CsreliAa,
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A New York Politician.

Mr.. Brooks of New York, has Just
been unsoatcd because of ilcgality of
election pocccdings aud returns in
Mackorelyille," which il we'll.
nJwn quarter in New York. Among
other witnesses the contestant, Mr..
Dodge, put on the stand man named
Georghchan, who was one of Mr..
Brooks most earnest supporters al
the polls, as will be seen. The man
said he had long lived in the district,
and had "bocn implicated in the clcc.
tion every year
q. Do you always take a great in.
tcrcst in the elections?
4. | do.
q. Attend the polls all day?
a. | do. | wouldn't take time TO
lcat my meals, for fear would lose the
voting.
f, y. Did you have list of these
5 voters who were dead aud who were
away?
A. | know them 10 be dead. but
we substitute man TO vote their
names, and keep them ~. We have
lgot to do that, you know to help u
friend.
q. This time did you render this
efficient aid to Mr.. Dodge, Mr.. Barr
or Mr.. Brooks?
A. done il for Mr. Brooks.
q. And you feel pretty confident
that you got these thirty votes for
him that you say voted Mr.. Brooks
tickkt2
a. Yes, sir ! am sure of il
( X \ Il II Il X
q DO | understand you to say
tnut yv gave tickets to men to vote
whom you knew were illegal voters in
that DISTRICT
A. | did. sir.
q. And that you induced them to
deposit those votcs2
\, Yes, sir | always do that.
q. | understand you also to say
that YOU gave tickets to men who |
were representing dead yotcrs2
\. Yes, sir
q And that you induced them to
deposit those votes ?
a. Yes, sir | done so, always do |
that.
O. And you know in doing that,
and you know now, you were guilty
of felony
A. Generally we take that as
risk.
The counsel pressed him little
hard as to his history.
q, How many times have YOU been
A. Well, about, / guess, three
umos in my life, but then never kent
IN only the Que timc-just appeared
that's all.
q, Were you ever arrested at the
complaint Of John Mahou2
A. Yes.
q. What was that for?
A. For nothing.
* 80, :" s"'
- n'a' ""'"v" 'ogsor
~ ~ IvM' Was p"' ! Nash Io''inca.
" " nav was 'no 'hars' against
yoH' Al, ,,,,
~ ~ % %nssaui' anu n"''e.y
" % p'u you count .liS l" '"' ar
'es.s 'na' you ,"'n''on'u
-, no, s'r ! uon ! can II an ar,
res, "i'h man appears mor'iy anu
u u''Vn''S'u'
y iioW man! o,hor er'miha' com.
plants nave yo" "ad made against
you :
a. None 'ha' Know ot
Further examination showed that
the man, afler COMING to This oonntrv
had l;yed IN .o,,,ol .o,n,o, 49,.
~ ,n ' '
""u p'uu'eu ana been at work on
but had finally become
the prosperous proprietor of two
stores (croccrv.sl,o,s9, =, in Nookorol
M '"''' - ="
N'''e'
pose you have been in, in the course
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For Sale.

Dr. Fisher's tieo-story, modern bull
Brick, drab painted,
DioeNinq House,
or 10 rooms, hall, down aud up stairs, closets in
eni-nt numh-r green outside shutters to whole
house, phPefed, hneb grained, and In comp lete or.
der throughout front, side and rear yards, wood
hSnse, wash house, ,ei,teTn. well with pamp, stAble
and carriage house, ehiekeIy and sheds lot 90 by
lsO feet, alley on two sides, with plenty OF fruit
trees OF the best quality, an d ornamental irees-
rine hedge In iront and part of sides OF los IL Il
,iins'sd on College Hill, Ia the City OF Tin, hi sh
dry and hea hhy. Good drainage.
Also oat.lo,s adloining the village Of I astoria,
containing aud M1O0 Acres each, and $40 acres
OF land 10 Hopewell town ship good rich ssfl. eh sf
y wood land, with convenient roads along each
parcel, except 90 acres In section Z. And IS acres
OF land hnsly timbered, with many sugar Hees, In
Eden township, near Me lmoIs, sdjoiniag Mr.. John
Pence on the West and the NayloT and Gu min ham
farm on the East. The above lands will be sold In
quantity. aad upon terms to suit purchasers.
APHilo, isos. s7-s,.
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Geo. E, ScUey,

'LA,s Isdssaf oaay,si Ss~@sn Pissa
Attosssy ~ law, Tinh, ohio. Hes retired from
the array, aad rssaasdths praetles u sw, snd win
give his whole auenlion TO PFofe iosal businss
oisse ewes yess' Haas Co... .,Bsat, eppe.iis
{ess, " isss, W-,k
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-04-19
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the under.
signed has been appointed and qualified
as the Executor Of the estate Of Zebides
b. Munsell, deceased, late oi Seheca
county, Ohio,
JAMES BOYD,
April 10, 1860, sT-~3t.s
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Tie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The ChOlera-morbus is q well-known and common
complaint. 1t is frequently attended with severe
cramps, with yomitings, &c, with serious lOoseness
of the bowels and other painful symptoms. Opium
Is largely given, in shape another for this dis
order. Powerful and poisonous drugs are sometimes
administered under variety of mixtures as specific
for it. Even if such remedies happen to cure, they
leave behind them the seeds of death to terminate Mt
the nrst opportunity. Railways Ready Relief is
open to no such grave objections A teaspoonful of
It administered in winc-glasS of sweetened water
has more beneficial effect at once than any com
pound or laudanuin camphor, rhubarb, &c. and if
the pain be not forthwith removed as well ms the
violence OF the discharges diminished in abdtt twenty
minutes, repetition of the dose of Ready Relief Is
certain to produce the desired effect You have only
IN addition, to apply annels soaked with Ready Re-
llet to the bowels and the cure is complete The
dangepis over very quickly. You are satisfied from
the start that the Relief is bound to yanquish the
disease. Even in bilious cholc the same treatment
must terminate just as successfully; and should in
Illumination of the bowels be present the Ready Rn
het given internally and applied externally will
prove perfect remedy, if dose or two of DR. Rad
ways pills be discreetly given at the same time Ma
choiera-morbus there is nothing can excel
any circumstances, Railways Headv "
but so cents bottle. Sold by n under
N BIN tho East r L.ehef-price
America kadws-' LIugglsts.
in the - pa n4es Calcutta ana south
..catment Of Asiatic Cholera and Yellow
it is the only remedial agent that can be de-
pended upon with absolute certainty-let every one
keep bottle them-a cure will always follow.
RADWAY L CO.,
| ap 11-2wd&w 81 Maiden Lane. N. Y.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That appli
~ cation will be made to the City Council at its
present session. for permission to erect STEAM
ENGINE at No. Hughes street, near Covington.
apl3 cost
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DIED.

H0LLQWAY.-On the morning of April Goth, 1866,
Edward Holloway, son of Ellen and the late Robert
Holloway, in the 10th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited 20 attend his funeral at a o'clock, this
Saturday afternoon.
PURNELL.-On the morning of the Goth instant,
after protracted Illness Charles B. Purnel, aged "a
years.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are in
vited to attend his funeral from his late residence
No. % Sharp street, on tomorrow Sunday after
noon, at o 'clock [Snowhill Shield please copy
R0SS.-0n Friday morning, the 2Oth inst, David
J. Ross. in the 46th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend his funeral ithout further notice from
his late residence. rs Lexington street. Sunday
the I'D inst, at O'Clock. and proceed to the First
English Lutheran Church, Lexington street, where
| the services will take place.
| BILLINGSLEA.-0n the 18th of April, in the oath
year Of her age Mary L. BiIingsea.
| FORAN.-On the 18th instant Ann T., beloved
| wife of lanes Foran, in the 45th year of her age
| TAYLOR.-Suddenly, on the 18th instant of apo
plexy, Mayer J. Taylor in the 9th year of his age.
| PASTERFIED.-0n the 18th instant, of consump
ton. Geo. g. Pasterfeld in the 9th year of his age
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COMPLETE CLOTHING HoUsE.-We take great
pleasure in calling the attention Of our readers to the
conspicuous advertisement of Mcssrs. Smith Bros,
Co., No. 10 West Baltimore street. We speak what
we know when say their present stock of cIothng
cannot be exce!led. We commend this firm to the
favorable notice Of all who may want goods in their
line. They sell at small profits. and deal on the
square With everybody.
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Hair Bye! Hair Dye!!-BACHELoR's HAIR
DYE is the best in tho world. The only true and
perfect Dye-h armless-instantaneou and reliable
produces splendid black or natural brown-reme-
dies tho i'll effects of bad Dyes and frequently restores
the original color. Sold by all Druggists The genu-
inc is signed. W. A. BACHELOR. 81 Barclay street.
New York fol 4 g,r1,
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EXACTLY WHAT You WANT!

MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR Dye. known and used
over % years. Daily increasing in public favor Com.
plete in one bottle. No wash. No trouble. Docs
not crack stain. Produces a lustrous black oil
brown as desired. Does not injure the hair. Price
70 cents.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
my9-2taHlY
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SUNDAY School SoUTH.-We would call
the attention of the religious community espe-
cially to an interesting account of the condi-
ton and needs of Sunday Schools in the
South from the pen of the esteemed Presi-
dent of the United States Christian Commits
sion, G. S. Griffith, Esq. The field of labor
is very large, and cannot too soon be occupied.
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MARRIED..

POLLARD-PAXTON.-O Tuesday tho 18th inst,
in the First English Lutheran Church. by the Rev.
Miss Matte B. Paxton, both of this city.
WORCESTERSHIRE the 18th instant, by
the Rev. J. NJ. Young. Thomas I. Benton. of Balti-
KEEFE-TRUMBO-O tho 18th instant, by the
Rev. Wm. D. Ryan, ohm +. Keefe, of New York, to
Miss Susan N. Trumbo. of Baltimore.
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Colga.e's Aromatic Vegetable Scan.

S"Es"@S H&ISiitE''-S FSsciisHAo SOAP
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with GIycersme.
and especially designed for the use Of Ladies' and
for the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite end its
washing properties unriVale!. FOR sale by all drug
gists. fe9-d&wly
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The Memphis Post, thoroughly LOYAL paper.
edited by Northern Republicans Of the most deter
mined strive, thus expresses itelf as the proper
policy to be pursued in regard to the South: ,
We are not, and we do not believe any consider
able portion of the Union party is in favor Of having
shall enjoy the elective franchise. That we think
the Union party is willing leave TO the States thom
selves confident that they will ere long the Jus
intelligence enough to use it wisely. But they are
the less resolved that the freedmen shalrnot be-
suffrage We earnestly hope that Congress will
without delay, adopt such measures as. while secur-
ing TO the nation proper guarantees for future peace
will not appear to be oppressive in any way uu-
lust to those who are be in all time come brothers
and joint poessos of the great heritage of constitu
iinnnl lhertY.'
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MARSEFA-L'S SALES.

REARSHALS SAEE.-By virtue of a writ of
4vA feri facias, issued out Of the United States
District Court. March Term, 1866, LOT OF GOODS,
No. l. 10 March Term 1866.
Notice is hereby given That I will sell at public
atGJloa oG cash on n A. tae Za ApF I'll fnst
bard and Gay Streets Baltimore city. large lot of
superior imported CT CARS over twenty -four thou
sand. w. B0NIFANT,
apl3-ts U. S. Marshal.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

z NOMPFk0LLEN'S OEFiUE,
u BALTIMORE. April, 20, 1866. I
Notice is hereby given thatal L ICENsE issued nv
the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore must be re-
newcd at THIS OFFICE from LIST to 10th MAY
NhAI. A neglect will be attended with expense
SAM. MACCUBBIN,
+ A q q IT RtIy-
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Ss-We call our readers attention to SMITH BRor.
Co.'S New stock of Spring Clothing just opened
al SMITH, Bros. & Co.'s popular Clothing House. Nc.
40 West Baltimore street.
Our new stock of Gents Furnishing. Goods ju9,
opened at 50 West Baltimore street, next to Marble
Rail.
Call and see our new styles of Gents Furnishing
Goods at % West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
All the latest novelties in Collars Ties Scaris. &c.,
al West Baltimore street, next to Marble Hall.
The popular Clothing House. No. 40 West BaIti-
more street. next to the great Furnishing Houss
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NN0TECE.-Member of the PASTIAIE BASE
tg BALL CLUB will meet for Play at Z O'clock
on their grounds On Madison Avenue, THIS (Satur1
day. EVENING. the 2ist inst Punctual attendance
of every member is absolutely necessary. By order,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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Dys,.epsia .,cs.roys ,,,c Taetb

Unless its effects countcracted by that pure
table tonic and antSeptc. Sozsdom. No bodily dis
ease impair them if this antidote to all corrosive
clements that act upon the enamel is regularly ap-
Piled n
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To sOrresp0udeufs

No notice can be taken Of anonymous
Nhdteper az intended for insertion must be aarhea-
tcoted By the name and address Of the ,rriter-not
necessarily for publication, but a guaranty for his
q9oG Jdtth. We are not to be considered RESPONSE
ote Tor the opinions expressed y correspondents.
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a ~ ORSAEE.-A very superior PRO
ell II trs a PELLER of $50 Tons old measure
-4EseiEFsfEE-m built in the strongest and most
substantial and of the best and most durable
materials and of very light draught of water, the
hull and machinery is nearly good as new having
been in actual service not than six months. She
has just been put in complete order and is ready
Ship Yard of Messrs. JOHN 7. FARDY L BRO,
South Side of the Basin. no22-tf
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MAILS, BRADS AND SPIKES.-We have
~ accepted the Agency for the "Old Dominion
Nail Company" and have a large stock on hand and
constantly receiving for sale lowest market prices
E. PRATT & BRO
apl7 eo2m+ q and % South Charles st.
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BUtsTS AND SHOES.

7 ESS Formerly of 10 Light street wharf.
!, ~1n- The undersigned most respectfully invite
the attention of their friends and the public to their
stock of BOOTS and SHOES, of their own man
Hiacture, wholesale and retail. Also, Ladies,
Misses and Childrens Shoes. Superior stock always
on hand ready for custom work the shortest notice
and at prices that defy competition.
RlCHAR " JOHNSTON
apl0-1m between Mulberry and Soro Nv,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NIBTHE SECOND QUARTERLY NIEEF-
in the Temple THURSDAY, the 18th inst. at ten
o'clock A. NJ. At night a Public Temperance Meet
ing will be held in the Temple. when interesting ad
dresses will be delivered. All are invited. BY order
ap2l-satmSw 3t# T. MYERS, q. S.
n~ ASSOCIATE REFORM CHURCH.
ny The Rev. DR.. John Leyburn will preach in the
Associate Reformed Church. Fayette street, on
SUNDAY the 22d inst, at II A. M. and p. NJ Its
N[D MADISON AVENUE NJ. e. CHURCH.
RrS The Pastor. Rev. DIR. Gibson. will preach
TOMORROW. the I'D inst at Il O'Clock, A. M. and
at ~ P. NJ. The public are cordially invited. 1t
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DENVER, Colorado, is having tussle with the
gamblers; the grand jury has indicted them all: the
saloons have heen shut up; and vigilance committee
has been appointed. whose names are secret and
sudden, and without waiting for the forms of law
BY way OF revenge; the gamble turning incen-
daries and the Colorado seminsry with other build
by some unknown person, and probably fatally. But
the Colofadlans promise to have peace and good or
able spring mining is more promising than for tht
last year; freights have goue down to cents pei
pound from Missouri river to the mountains, anC
though the people are verv much disappointed thai
Congress does not admit Colorado as State they are
alone"
The first salmon Of the season was caugh
in the Penobscot River last week. He weighed 2
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NEXT MONTHLY MEETING

W OF TUE s14 PER ENT's AMI
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. of Baltimore will be
neld IN st. Marks Lutheran Church, (Rey. Charles
ENbNlNG the 23d instant, at IL O'Clock; subject of
sunday school extension in the city. The
punnc are invited to attend are about publish
SCHOOLS nave not received blank report to be filed,
SESS wy please send the name and location Of the
and scholars, Sc to the address Of Ss'o"0i''
ap2l-I REV, J. OWEN 70 W. Fayette st.
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Hin.tiiiAg weed


For the 'Night-Biooming Cereus, a passion
Pcrvades the social world and world of fashion
Manufactured by Phalon & Son, II. Y Sold every
whcre
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vEVREAsURY DEPARTMENT..

FENREASURY DEPARTMENT.
"A APRIL, 10th, 1866.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Assistant
Treasursrs U. S. at New York. Philadelphia and
Boston. and the Designated Depository at BALTI-
MORE, have been instructed to discontinue receiv-
ing deposits account of Temporary loan for Clear
ing House purposes at five per cent. per annum, on
and after May st 1866, from which date all certif-
Gates outstanding and unpaid will carry four Der
cent. interest per annum.
On said LIST of May, and until further notice. said
Assistant Treasurers and Designated Depository will
receive such deposits in lawful money, and issue
therefor Clearing House certificates payable on de-
mand, in legal tender notes. with interest at four per
cent. per annum. IL. MCCULLOUGH,
apl0-4t Secretary of the Treasury.
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gssS FARMERS, GARDENERS. and all in
"TS tcresed will please take notice that they can
- be supplied. at the shortest notice, from GROIN
OF Baltimore, Eight street extendcd) with all the
choiccgt known varieties of G APE WIN Els,
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. and other small Fruits
ORNAMENTAL TREES EVERGREENS, FLOW
ERING SIlhUBS, ROSES and everything pertain
bage Egg, Caulifower and other Plants, in large or
small quantities.
All orders attended to ut Seed and Agricultural
Catalogues furnished on application
RICH;D CROMWELL, Proprietor.
RJ"ThOse interested are invited to visit the Nur-
series. 1t would well repay them
ap2O-Sw L. VINCENT Superintendnnr
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yHyEHE REyENUE EXTENsIoN SILVER

FESFaE REVENUE EXTENSION SILVER
IE MINING COMPANY.
OFFICE NO. 5 ST PAUL ST. UP STAIRS
Capital 100000. Shares 80. OO0.
Par value and subscription prices $40 per share
full paid up stock. Less than two thousand
shares can be had at subscription price-and these
may be withdrawn at any moment.
The Superintendent at the Mines Telegraphs:-
Austin. April Is. lS6G.-Havo struck Gold Vein
IN revenue Extension. Ore assays S6.69S per ton;
prospects favorable for large amounts. Ore few
feet below water level"
For stock or information, apply to
apo 1w E. r. SPRAGTTF
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Will keep Atherton's Cherry Cordial in her house
1t has always been administered with great success
to children while Teething suffering with the Sum
mer Complaint, being remarkably soothing in its ma
ture without injury to the nervous system which is
the with most syrups and cordias used for these
complaints. For sale by Druggists. ap6.eoly