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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-21

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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-21

Tho personal debate between Messrs
Grinnell and Rousseau on Monday
last led, since, to au aassult on
the former, Mr.. Rousseau striking
him on the head with cane, Mr..
urinpell made no resistance. The
matter created considerble excitement
in Washington, and was tho general
subject ofrnpversation. it is under.
stood that the House will take some
n0tiSo Of the affair.
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., ,h., ,oo, ma the mower was
raso.aJ srom Tho hands of that steady
o,anSrn Democraoy the country wa.
a. I orce involved in sectional diificul.
) It,es bloodshcd and war. He looked
forward 20 the period soon 20 arrive
when the Constitution as IL is, and
the Union as IL was, should be re.
restored, and the States should occu-
py the position assigned by the faith.
ers of the Republic, namely the
posluon ol easc, % oPuan'y he
Cao",a.s ~ ,La, was ,nnnino iii. ;ns,;.
tuition. and they tell us that some Oft
the States are not equal to others
How long no enquirer nau :.
WI w,,L ',"So uo,o.onoo % - ,ho war ha so;d
that, they. the Democracy, had said
and the opposition party, also had
,;soi : 80, q, -. -" -, a., ~" ~. y
was that those States were members
of the United States, aud we're in the
Union and had no right to go out
,i ~" MAS, was - 'V,uay in' .p"s'ess VI
statos which attempted TO 90 out ofl
tho Union, are not in the Union, aud |
shall not come in until the year 1870.
Io,uay .h9 PeoPle srand ny ,ne RUG
are ready 10 reoogniSe md restore ov.
cry State as member of the Union.
Five years ago he had said that when {
negro slavery was apoiished--ahu ne
,,a noo.a 49, ~, ,a,'iJ L",'n tI.Le.
llace In the politics of Tho ooun,rv
han he had then. Tho Democratic
'arty say, IN reference to lhc Sc.ith' Il
hn onJ a. onne;o, &C. o o.,,. -, "US'',iy, 'a ~ :
ime when peace aud restoration nm. e
N terms of equality should mark the c
osition of every State in the Union, v
my other principle Will lead to an i
ition occup;cd hv ,ha " Eon,n,,;d,, @ pU O
ongross ,o,J.v ,snJs as s,.pn,,i, ="
,vnlvc his co1n,r, 10 nno,hn,s ahvsy W
nj soo,;nnaI s,r;ca' III u "";'
on nccnn;cd 4, u,ai - ,,. WV '"o POS, "
10 ;nconi;on ~ a." .aIaiRi,o.p, p%Ri p',V' w. ;" o
,nclusipn ho nra"J aonin"s, o"L'o", ,,, H. =" "
boro,;on In ,Le aonna,,,;a."i ~
,edinrs; and ended by sending n .,
ppling wave of comfort 10 wash The :.
wounds of the dismontled u
,ndidates for sheriff and clcrk
~ Nl,- -, =, 81
N'''' WI, NUo'u 'o"V'uucu o. NJ G
lycrs and V. d. hahn were appoint =
Secretaries OF the Convention, and
iroo vice Presidents were ordered to u
ie front. Committees on permoncnt |,
rganization and resolutions, were 81
Zen appointed whcreupon the Con {;
nnt;n, a o1;,,,..,,,l 4,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-21
Europe,

BY the arrival of the City of Paris
we have four days later news from Eu-
rope, II is fully confirmed that the
proposed conference hes been hban-
doned, owing to she demands Of Aus.
tria, which were considered by Eng
land, France aud Russia as tanta-
mount to a refusal. Hopes Of peace
haya almost vanished 1t is believed
that the first event will occur in the
Elbo Duchies, but that Austria's
great movement will be an attempt to
possess herself of Silesia, The Aus
trian army Is now 100000 strong of
whom 5000 will comprise the army
of operations. The Pru ,sian army is
the largest which she has ever set on
foot. The Emperor of Austria was
expected at Prague should war break
out The LopdOn Times says that tho
critical relations on the continent
have saved the British Ministry.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-21
Dissolution Of co.partnersnip.
Something New and UsefnI

u. c, spindler 4 Berger have bought the exeiu,lv,
ukht 10 use Adams Patent Draining Machine Il,
seneca County. They are now prep,red to do
nmning quicker end n better style than Il csa BE-
" hana BY the best Grainefs. Also sll kinds
olaDng, zone IN the most approved style. SHOP or.
posns the Foundry Of Loomis & Nymsn, on Marls,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-21

4 Nav YORK correspondent says,
Santa Auna's proclamation to the
Mexieaps seems TO fall still.born,-
His couutrymen here denounce it as
insincere, and predict that it willhaye
no influence with those to whom it is
addressed. Parties who are behind
the scenes state that u counter address
from Mr., Ro'nero, representative Ct
tho Mexican Republic in the United
States, will be issued, warning the
people to put no faith in Santa Anna's 5
professions,
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office,

The Painters Of senecs coontv will tai. ,.,..-
mat the undersigned have bought tho erou,vs y;h,
70 TO- use Adams Giaining Machine in Seneoa eosn,ys
nose who desire 10 use this anhins viii csi Al oy
shop and make afrang ents with u. ss u.inr ,hs,
rights. '-se'"'n' On our
Shop opposite foundry Of Loomis 4 Nymsn
June Z. 1860. 1nhnohk'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-21

Sash. Blinds, Doors, Window Frames,
Door Frames, Mouldngs, Pieket., plain
aud orname ntal, Brackets, Hand kail
ings, Newell Posts and Bannisters, and
every description OF Finished Work for
Builders, constantly on hand or fnanu-
factured TO order, from Pine, Poplar,
Walnut or Butternut.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-21

Ash and Oak Fiooring. Poplar and
Pine Siding, Ceiling Boards, Scrolls, &c
flushed ON short notice. r, -.
June II, 1860. = - : q BB-Iy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-21
Aw Aarertissm cuts.
ROnd NoIIcc.

NorIoSt, hereby giyento the Frsehoidets of Jack.
county, Ohio, AZ thste will be
petWoa pte.ehtsdto the County Commissionen
piay'nl iot the location OF County Road 10 be laid
on me hsi 'eetioa line in section nsmber three (3l
70 commence at The No6h'sest eorner OF the East
hah OF section number three (3l, And The North.
corner OF the West half Of said seeiiop, thsnes to
Iun due south on the half section line 10 he sssth.
west corner Of the Ea. half, spd the sostheas cor.
hst OF the NsH half Of said section and There In.
leIseet county road nnnins East and west snd
there 'sTmimsis,.
JOHN NJ. sIBBRELL,
HIRAM BEArrf,
JEREMIAH S. BOYER,
FLORENCE MCCARTHY,
JOSEPH WALKER, Z E'sI
And others,
Jnne II, 1850, n36-ft.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-21
Grand Benefit Ball.

Grand Benefit Ball.
The Boos Cornet Band will give a
Grand Ball on the evening of July 4th,
at the National Hall, for the benefit OF
the Band, and for the purpose of cele-
braling the Nations Birthday. Ample
arrangements will be made to ensure a
pleasant evenings entertainment to all
who may attend. All disposed to trip
the "light fantastic toe" will fiud good
opportunity on this occasion.
ADMISSION ONLY 81.
By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
June IA, 1866. 90 81.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-21
The proprietor is the manufacturer o.
Longstroth's Patent Movable
Comb Bee Hive.

Their Hivesl are two inshes shorter
aud two inehes deeper than the old STYLE
with improved Honey Board and Honey
h01sii' 0i OF gYCI0 a-f7 YlE0 ssg
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-21

Resolrcd, That the negro equality
Insisted upon, and voted for, by the
present radical majority in Congress
will be understood as applicable to
themselves alone and We are opposed
to negro suffrage in any part of the
United States.
Resolrcd, That we pledge our ear.
nest efforts for the election of the
ticket this day nominated.
The Convention then adjourned
sine de.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-21
A GENE MANrEn roR uoRAcn aREE.

Jnas 81, lsee,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-30
Y. York Advertisements
MANHOOD.

TF TIE YoUSd AND RISING GENERATION, TIL
vegetatye powers Of life strong, but In q few
smaoiaed form, and the impossibty Of application
mental effort, show its baneful influence. It soon be
ampaon talked Sf and perhaps the youth is Tcmovee
Of the worst movements. Removed from ordinary di
ersions Of the everchAngng scenes Of the CITY, th.
ward upon themselves.
tlooked for with anxiety the first sympt" in which
Nature is to show her saving power In d. sing the
Alasl increase Of appetite has gr,n by what 1t fed on
nd the energies OF the syste prosrated, and th
al period In which body and mind undergo fascinat
change from child to woman, looked for In
he parents heart beeds In anxiety, and fancies thu
rave but waiting for Its victim.
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUOHU,
For Weakscs arisno from Erccsses or Early Isdiscrs
tion.
Attended with tho following symptoms:
.Lndisposition to E1ertion, Loss Of Power. LOSS
Horror of Death Night sweats Gold Feet wakefulness
Dtmness Of Vsiop Languor Universal Lasstude Of tn,
Muscular System. Often Enormous Appetite with Dy
spepao sympto%s I ms Hot Hands Flushing of the Body
The Face Pain In the Back, Heaviness the Eyeds
Temporary suuson aud Loss Of Sight, Want Of Aen
on, Great Mobility Restlessness. with Horror of 30
otud and pohns they dread for esr OF s ss
elvos, no Repose of Manner, Earnestness NO pecu
alton. but hurried transition from one Question r.
mother
These symptoms, II allowed to go on-which this Me
dcine invariably removes-soon follow Loas of Power
Fatsty and Eptcpic Eta. In OF which the paten
mAy expire.
During tho superntendence of Dr. Wilson, a. tn,
Bloomingdale Asylum, this sad result occur,a to two
patients; had for time left hsm andh )thdi I'd
Of epilepsy They were of both seAhsa nds AT went,
years Of age.
Who can say that these eIoesssa.e 0 mol 1uents
olowed BY those diref diseased taity nsanf
ncholy deaths by Consumption, bear ample witness
he truth OF these assertions. In Lunato Agylums thu
most melancholy exhibition appears. The oountenanos
fnctually sodden and quito destute-neither mirth On
re ever v,aits it. Should sound OF the voice occur
fsrarely artoulate.
"With woeful measures wan Despair
Low gullen sounds his grief beguiled.'
Whilst regret the existence Of the above diseases
and symptoms, We prepared to offer an invnluabl
gift Of chemistry for the removal of tho conseuuenco1
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SGHENCK'S MACHINERY DEPOT.

j. B. SCHENCK, agent,
No. 20 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK.
OFFERS FOR SALk
OORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM RNYINK9
OF All Sizes CIRCULAR SAW MILLS Of the mos
approved construction, cutting from 10000 TO 40 OO0
eetof Lumber per day: REYHOLDS' TURBiNE IVA VA.
TxR WHEELS, and all kinds Of Machinery for Workina
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Boring Machines
Stating Machines
Upright Drills
Iron PlanerB
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Steam and Gas Pipes
Steam and Water Guases
Bozew Jacks
Hydraulic jacks
Upright Reserving Mills
Circular Reserving Mills
6hafttng Pullrys and Hangers
Rubber Leather Detngs
Circular Saw Benches
Steam Pumps
Suction Pumps
Force Pumps
Power Morticng Machines
Blind Stat Tenoning Maohineal
Daniels Planning Machines
Gray Woods Planning Machines
Woodworth Planning Machines
Moulding Machines
Sash Machines
Boring Machines
Tenoning Machines
Foot Morticine Machines
Leather and Rubber Hoas
Plumbing and Gas Fitting
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Lifting Pumps
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n1srZ Description Of Machinery and Railway zuna,,.a
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vemlR
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READ WHO 81 Us 80.

READ WHO 81 Us 60
FROM THE HON. THOMAS B. FLORKNUE
WARRINGTON, January l. 1854
Gentlemen:-Havtng stated 1t verbally to Won havs
no hesitation in writing the fact, that Experienced
marked beneht from your Hoofand's German RitterS
During long and tedious session Congress-
and onerous duties nearly prostrated Kind friend
suggested the use OF the preparation have named
took his advice, and the result was Improvement
health, renewed energy and that particular relief nc
much needed and obtained. Othera NAV ha aiSa,,..S
advantaged, II they degire to be- ~ A1"
Truly your friend. THOMAS B. FI,ORHNUR
, 1866-04-05
LAW INTElLicENCE.

Default DaY in the Superior Court
Divorce Suits Consznenced, in Pro-
Erebs and Concluded - PromtAsory
Notes and Confessions II.
in COuFt-Ca1endar.
United STATES C1nCCTr Coug1-Befor< Hon.
7Hosuas D1ss7a,ond. Jud1<.-yat1s ct nj. u. For
xylhc. Tcadict 5os plRtntlG and dn1naees assessed
at $50. Motion By defendant for new trial
11iue vs. Uftuars. Trial closed and cause given
Gultck !s. Teller. On tr,al.
SuFEMon (oURT Or Eu1c AHo,-DJoFx Hon. I1a1
y. Nlson, tAacf Jassie<- md Hons. J. &: Cd1v
md j. 4. .Idznsxon. A8eo-1dfe .tuSkiees.-Sfnaott
e Stafford Ct a yrfss sss; Ssf9daats gully
Gr,eWold ct al e. Ludiam ct al. PROOF Of
personal service On defendants, and default en-
Wicand CT H. vs. Goodkind ct al Proof Of
pctronat eezstce Cd defendants, md dcfault En-
*,tal.ett ct ii. ". sull1san. Proof Of personal
tersce On defendant, default entered ana Judgment
Scammou ct al. vs. Brown ct al. Proof o. per
eonal sers1cc on dcfcntent snd detanlt entered.
Hrinkman re. nenef et III. f1oof OF personal
serE1ce on defendante snd default
Weaver VI. sawyer Ct Al. Time 10 plead exttud-
Wadfwos,h ef d. y. Kl1'abrew. Proof Of per
foas Ssbes. 5es a u nd oaa IF
James ". snyder. by tlipula,ion nled, fiu,e to
1Dsa ss Ga4an III Ys
cs*s.d
Ts-n, ri nj. n, cantssl Pfoof OF persona ker-
xscs ~ arGwd3nf Drfaul. and fpdemeut for
xXG, n 1
nitIn.ns vs Aaans, Proof qf personal scrvlcs
m cf..,5enf lcfautt. and iu6cmcnt toT <lea.55.
" - u.,. 1n,icn r. T,r7r fTtsi m1de
,x ac4a; "; D. ~ ath ~ Msrcb ,aet oyrrracd.
aiI Iss 6 s 1s ee s9cSnir. Proof 4
siS;.Ia @ Gu oe'f1'aa' De'Au'' A5a 'N's '>'''' '~
Thomas ": American Express g. Prool . Of
nsr9 ~, ,aSc.1 ~ snd ~ one
lsis ccnt. Aux p''1f '' ''' sa'aa''s "e'<9e' - WV
Brown n. Levy. On motion Of defendant, cau*e
Harria FL nj "a. Haas st I'll Default cptcrea "a To
deie1dsns Haas only. ~~'N> '-'.N'''>'' "' -
McAanniman w. Ecker. J91 trial. verd1e. for
1ncnt on verdict.
, 1866-04-05

II the only Physician IS Specialist now In the city
that be entirety relied upon. Go 10 H1S, and not
suffer- disease 10 remain in ynur tJsten disngurinR
four ace and body. besides dearofnE your happlress
sud future prospects tn 1fe. He has made personal
disease Rnd nefroua debility his study for the last
twenty years, and IL therefore the person whom al
at1icted shoo1d consult No oae ever heard Of pa
ttnt OF Lis not being cured stnee he has been the
city. His reputation has vouchers IN Ill the CITY pa
pers h3 psttntB Apt the medical psC1esnon both here
sud abroad az being the skt,ed Spec%liat hese
and thorough master Of bis profession. n1l Others
tail, don't despair s1re him cali. II Ii o1y COIL
uaon occurrence with him to cure such cases. HIS
rooms IRE separate ior ladies md gentlemen, and the
most complete In the city. Coutultatlons free and
confidential.
Ofuee 30. 17B South Clark street. corner OF Monroe
hall block from the Post once. roar ONCE Boz asa
Cslcago, H. once hours frou a. N. tosp.m.
Send for his .Euide 70 Health" pub11hed monthly
fee Of charge
Youaa MEy, TAu PAR11cu1AK No11cE.-Doc.o1
BiKelo~ dc7otes much Of bis time to the treatment Of
tEose cases caused by secret habit which runs both
body and uind anntttns the nniortunatc individual
fo9 e.ther husness society. Tbs sad eject Of these
ea1ly habits the eIcess OF fper years. Is to weakea
mud debltate the consultation. destroy the physlcs
and mental powers, dinnish and eneeb'e thu natusal
feelings and ezhauat the v!tat energies Of uaahood
tho pleasures OF life asred, ths object Of uaaEa9a
frustrated, and existence itself rendered term Of
uneeasias misery and re4fet Such pctsoa, especially
those contemplattcr marriage should lose 70 tlne In
making Immediate application. - Dr.. B., BY his
treatment enabled I. ensure \ speedy and pexma-
n.nt cure.s
r Once, 179 sousa Cl.sk-ss-, corner OF Monroe.
, 1866-04-05

.,.--~
the defendant viii OFT my Just reasonable esuse
de-e1ed her, md has esnoe continued zhsent, neg
Ffedaief Bue,1ick n. Ernettine Huetr1ek. Il
! ehaDcuy. Bill for 4 divofca DetAuft enke4e1
| HoaIer -. Marks ct al. In chsnecry Detaul
Edeard ". Morrison vr. Emily II. Morrison. III
ehanceyy. Bill for divorce Uetantt enserea,
E. .Ma5 6,ocla.f Is. james .. Sinclair. In chaa-
Jams Il. barlow II. Betty Bulos. il ch.acsry.
| Detantt entered,
In the matter Of the petition Of John A.uo guar.
70 The Natle1 10 s.se usoefs and 1epors.
Ea1y ei a ". Mover. Default entered.
Qufal e al ". its1l Suunl1ted TO routt for ttd
The ca1l 0. The tz,a1 c1lendar Tor to-day embraces
'ou d. .ossGS1f Nosris y. ksueeiEeF e.s = al.
= cushmsn sf Wsish ct ii.
g. Vaughan w. Wicker
= Wolf II a. r. VresIand.
&C. Gutmby ct u. r.. yo;t,ord e, d.
g. Mahoney E, al. u. Ke d,
g. ponanue It. Dasie Ct aL
.N.- aass.-Second National Bans of ch;cs,o
vs. D. Hntchin.s Badger, Confession oi JUDI.
ae. eai spGs 1ns nas%,,sS% n,,sS%, no;s ief
ham & Co. ~. 3eNA11'4~ ~ 49, - 11>'
Jane. Boyd & Bros. ~. n Hn+chtnps r,,drer
Confession Of fudrn1ent r1onn n-nT1ssc-v nnts
for $3.is5 dafrn ami , 1Sfy apG n.x.fis m ~.
man1 to The njaintiT. N'oet '''1 p"'"s'e VA ue
csHcntez =, Jenkins ct Al, a bill IN cbancery
70 o1n
detenoaptf frum cnttirs, Eeliins or in suy r.ay H.
tcf1C1ine with apy WOOD or 1lmber uoon ceftain
propcttV claimed 10 have been eoid 81 plaintiff 10
Cousi.1ne y. Coz ,it1t,e. This vi. Tn 1ct1on IN
ot dirone 1he hsH Of enn,nisJni epts fa,.b ihs;
the paftfee III r. united In 1bc banda ii mst,imnnr
IN Ireland during 1he month of August is5a an3
We Msa sn, .s ns "a 6 Ct ID. s
defendant py sratop Of p1s csuety and ,rncea, hsa.
aal1ty. She charge il.at be ha. IN ieaueut oecs-
sop> trentcd htr In q ycrv tr1,el Tnsnnef stydIfnT
beating, md obefsise iiinstt, hes aud tnat fnsse
exhibitions Of brrtali,y have chsrseicTiznI nc,r.
" every day Of lie iast year Of Their
Of ne ne which bo9nd G i HI, ,nS srsf as hee9
en;y Of comm,tt;nr adnlte1y ~ vi si,S diver fraI
HaInilion. N - 'N'
Urea n. yan Husk1.k q al. Thts was IN action
OF tn spase ips1iiu;ed by Edward Gra,e asa1a,t
john a. Van Dn*k1rk, Da1tu Henry Wan Bu.kifk,
O'NeiI % recover dapascs lad a. ti,06 Deyoad
tine tsac;pe for .nmmors no pape.s Were fled.
suc pit. In which damages arc laid at *a000 was
commenced By Oliver u illtu,ns and Charles Uerig,
ara,uet Leon sii,ern>n. BEYOND lhe pneape f5e
CIRCUIT CorHT OF CooK CorSfy-Befors Hon.
Eydsfs 81 IJiV,cfus. .3snlos-I5ariuda a smith
w. Juuss w. smith Bill Tor divorce. In chapccry.
Default bill taken DTp con fetsJ and rrftrcnce 10
Mnstcr Ia take uruatr and ,cnovt
Steele ct al Is. Cobb el al. IN chancerv, Motion
hy rnfnnIa,nnnft frr the 4nnot,,f III rrreYnr
Care Ell Id 81. cure Tns,ffsn erc In rhanrefT'
"Reminiscences re,orf f1lrd and conftrncd ma
11n.nns Hilrn nnHfintei snacisi rnmnfss ,oneT ~
uasr sa,e. ~
Sarah J, B1oger II. Isaac Brpwer, In chsncery-
BtIl for t1tyocc i1E,on he rfoun OF 6, uety Rufe
upon deterdsn, h rros< iii ~ n}esd ansver r or
denim Nv Mnndsr nnr,1,p rer- The rcmntol1
ant IL tti. tait. IN her hi 81 romn,ainf ed fann
, 1866-04-05


To meet this, II is reported that a. c. Badger &
Co, hsd t1u,0o0 10 the credit OF .. q. Badger,
when Doyd & Drothe1s' md y. Corwith presented
their checks; snd that f5,O00 Is dne B. L. BADGER
by snndty broker, fpeculators. and ohela. on
differences. It IL dpuhtful, however, whether OF
not the lister can be collected
The WORT feature Of thle affair eeems TO rs to be
The destruction OF confidence which u7l take place
among our bankers regarding youuR men, Of eu1sl
capital. doing what ia termed brokerage business.
Hitherto any oi our young brokers could ca11 upun
our banke1s to obtntn temporary actommo odations
tot specific purpose- ~ B. untehtuga NadgeE did,
but MOTT they will be afInid to do this, test they
might be deceived In the promises uade. It quite
otten hspPeus that young, eatetpr1sius broker
may be enabled to make good profit in purchasing
round 1ot Of gold stocks. II he can temporarily
obtain loan oil few thousand dollar-, Of neigh
boring bunker, 10 enable him to complete the
- trzdc.T Mr.. B. Il. Badcer has done more than
any else to damage th1s clasz, for our bankers
viii nor be unwilling 10 lend money for IN hour or
two, unlees The co1latftals ale put up,
The money mu1Istto-day was steady and quiet,
brt there vi. no material change In is condition.
Fisrt csafs paper was discounted nt 10 per cent
per aruurn !; but second and third class paper was
discounted on the atreet at per cent per month.
EnEfcrr Exchange sEas quiet tut drm at pat buying
eud 1-10 premium selling Hound lots were sold
AMONG hankers al = premium Of Soc per thousand.
Gold opened In New York to-day 1t 1881. and
c]oeed 1t 1s7z;. The following are the quotations
tetesrapbed to Jamcs Boyd 4 Brothers, gold
, 1866-04-05

myself very sevefelF-one band almost to crisp. The
torture was unbesratlt. The Mexican Mus
tang 1nimeut relieved the pain almost Immediately
Il hcsled rapidly, and left very little scar.
"CuAs. Fos:Kn, ago Broad ss. Phlladsa."
This IL merely s.tnplo Of what tho Aqst*a4 AAaf-
.set.nRs, sPs.lus, eats. bEulse spasas, ETC, either
upon man or beast.
ReTara Of counserGtts, Nonc Is geu1fne unless
wrxpped in dae stcelplate easrayngs bearing rho sg
nature OF g. ~ Westbrook Chem.st. and the prfcate
stan of DKNAA RAnHzs d Co, New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sold BY ali drug
, 1866-04-05

Nne<HlE AplA
We have the particulars Of an incident that
occurred ia this city On Saturday afternoon
last, tlat VIC think challenges competition.
One oi our city physicians vas called upon to
deliver lady Of a child. Thereupon pray
ers were offered up for the child, which were
interrupted by the doctor announcing that
another must be brought to light. but of
which fAct the mother was totally ignorant
until the ruddy faced boy made his appear
aDcc, when she npraided the doctor severely
for not acquaintfng her concerning the sec
ond edition. By this time the house was well
filed with ladies, and prayers we're again Of
1ercd for the second Little fellow, when the
physician was agnin compelled to interrupt
their dcvotions By the sta.tling announce
ment That third child must I've born and
this time he communicated the fact 10 The
mother, who received the news with great
complacencv- The third child wns born, and
he Nas the finest one of the whole Aock. They
are all boys, and Ill are doing we'll. We nre
unable too rec What West Virginia wants Of
an frmfaretiOn sOcietY,
, 1866-04-05

REcoHnEn's CoCnr-B1ost Hon. Epert fan b.
but no business Of importance nat taken mp.