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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09
KLINE. LOWE & co..

Mnnufaotu rers and Dealers in
SASH
Doors. Blind. Work cd Flooring 30.
II AVN RAILING. SCROLL SAVING AND
Moulding OF al kinds and sizes made to or
der at short notice AID on liberal terms.
Those dealrIng 70 build viii do well TO call on
us h.f,re pu-ch esing elsewhere.
~ All Oriera hled on the shortest notice.
shop on nsskst stree. west OF the Court House
and near the wooden bridge.
TIFFIN, OHIO.
2 Ianf'oenl2yi.
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DR.. j. CHAMBERLAIN,
BCTANiST.

TT IAviNG BxBN ABSENT FROM THE
CITY and courty two years. In consequence OF
ill health, and being now completely re-tored has
returned araIn N Tnin. 10 resume his former pro-
fession. b5- ONCE, one door South of nehm's
Grocery on Main Street Residence, first door
East OF the old Osborne Warehouse or Depot.
auR2i66nt2yl.
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The Western Reserve Chronicle re
ports the death of Mr.. Darius Wool
ford, an old pioneer, at the age Of 88.
He had lived 63 years on his farm
near Warren, with his wife, who sur
wives him.
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AUOTIoNEER's NOTICE.

TVHR UNDgRsIGNED HAVING TAKEN
Il out License TO blow said business In Seneoa
and adjoiniag Counties, Is now ready At all times
TO CRY SALES.
FqtIre satisfaction will he guaranteed IN every
case. ~ sideaee neAr Mexico, Seneca Comfy
Ohio. Il. JONES.
dee2OnIotf.
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n p MARTIN M d

FORMERLY OF MELNORE.--LATE A
Il Surgeon In the army--has permanently l"ca-
ted in THIN and having had fifteen years experl-
enre in the practice of Medicine. he hopes to
merit and share the public patronage.
10 Once In National HAll building.
All calls attended to. either vt NIGHT or day.
Also, Examining Surgeon for Pensions.
aprl9'6gtfl II. D. MARTIN, NJ n.
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TO TEACHERS.
TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.

TO SCHOOL TIE ERS.
THE SCHOOL EXAMINERS or sRNErA A
! County, will hnld examinations ~ the ONCE
Of the Exsminers, In Tomb's Block, THIN, Ohio,
for the vear 1857. as follows;
March Q, I6. % and 10.
April o, ~. 60 and 2T
My g. and IS.
june L.
The Exsmlners request Teachers not 70 amply
for exana'ion except upon examination day.
No certlhcatcs will be gftnted on any other day
Applicants will be required 10 he present At I
o'clock, p. NJ, IN the day OF examination, orthey
will not be examined.
JoHS McCAULEv.l
JAMES PILLARS, , Examiners.
81, KtRKwooD.
octp665itL
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Dr. j d O'C0NNEp.

HArlNG PERMANENTLY LOC ATEn IN
II THIN has opened an offlce In Tomb's Block.
immRdiptely over the Postoifice lie hopes. by
strict attention 20 business. with twenty-tour
years experience In the profession, TO meris lib
erai share of the public patronage.
o nee hours--from A. n to p.
nB- Residence --one mile South OF THIN. on the
Plank Road. [nov22n6m6.
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DR.. GEORGE S. YINGLING,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
HAS RETURNED TO THE cry OFTIF-
U EIN. for the purpose nl praetlelng his pro-

Calls promptly attended in the city and country.
Can he consulted at his Office, In the rear Of tho
Firsi National Dpnk. on Perry street, ~ ~ the
residence of HIS sFather-in-law-Benjqm amin Tomb.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09

Illinois furnished to New York
city, during the past year, l6o,2sl
head OF live stock.
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FathOmless depths--the depths Of
a woman's heart.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-22
The Lat Pen.Pleture OF the Pres

The Lat Pen-PIetuFe or the PresI.
dent.
a Washington correspondent who
saw Andrew johnson few DAYS ago
writes of him: "He issued from the
lower regions of the White House un.
attended. Eschewing the hard gravel
oIthe avenue, he took kindly to the turf.
he inspected the new music stand op-
posite his windows. He stopped to
watch the baseball club playing down
In the meadows; paused to look at two
tumbling boys rolling on the grass, all
white with pollen fuz. He came leis.
urely on, this man at the head of the
nation; and when we met him face to
face, at last, our question was answer
ed. Treasury people, the man over
yonder does not look tired at all. Nor
vanqutshed vetoes, nor impeachment
committees, nor a belligerent Congress.
nor disguised people have been pow.
erful enough to destroy this mans salts
lection in himself. He did not look
burdened, nor weary, nor discontinued,
nor sick. His step was strong, and
conhdent, and slow; there seemed to be
no pressure OF public care, nor Of official
duty, behind 1t. A smile frightened
the clogged lines OF his face. Unhar-
monious and passionate, in its happier
moments it is not an unkind face, nor
one that it is easy to believe wholly un-
true. And those who know him well
declare that, though prejudiced and OBJ
stiuate to degree, Andrew johnson is
not dishonest. He was dressed like a
gentleman ofleisure, with scrupulous
nicely, in itself sufficient to attract at
tention. To me his gaunt, grand pre-
decessor walked by his side. How DIFF
terent in his uncouth costume from
this elegantly attired gentleman,
gloVed, caned, his iron-gray hair rolled
smoothly under, walking placidly on
the green grass under the trees"
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New YORK, May Is, 1867.

To the Editor Of the London Times:
SIR: The uninterrupted state of tel.
eGraphic communication with America
is evidenced blythe fact that inthe course
Of yesterday ninety messages passed
yielding e., 59l.
In order, however,to mitigate as far az
possible the effect of vague and exag-
gerated rumors, feel 1t my duty as
Chairman of this Company to ask you
to place the public in possession OF the
following facts, viz:
On the 9TH inst. II was reported that
on the 4th, at 65z p. ~, large iceberg
grounded of the harbor of Hearts Con :.
tent, Newfoundland, about II. miles
north-north-west of Northern Point
and 100 yards east of the 1866 cable, in
about Is tathouS of water. No danger
with the present wind. On the Sth
inst. it was reported that the iceberg
had Disappeared; but in passing over
the cable of 1856 1t seems however, that
some damage must have been done, for
the signals through that cable became
imperfect, and haze HoD ceased.
The Cable of 1865, however, is unim-
paired, and there is no reason to doubt
that the injury to the Cable OF 1866 will
be repaired without delay or auy con-
siderable expense.
need only add that the capacity OF
the Cable of 1866 exceeds the require
meuts of the business, great as 1t is,
between this country and America.
am, Sir, your Obedient servant,
CHARLES f. STEWART,
Chairman of the Anglo-American Tele-
graph Company.
No. 26 Old Broad-st., London, May IL,
1867.
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a CARD TO INvALIps.

a Clergyman, while residing South
America as a missionary, discovered a safe
and simple remedy for the Cure OF Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Uni.
nary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
ed by desire to benetit the affiicted and I'M
fortunate, will send the recipe for prepar-
Ing and using this medicine, in sealed en-
velope, 70 any one who needs 1t, Free o
Charge.
Please enclose a postpaid envelope, ad.
d reESsed to yourself Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
StatIol D, Bible House, New York.
dclI-lyu
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L,rGnLlN.s INFAYr CnRnIAL.

The ChIId's Cure When Teethfng.
Mothers all know the many sleeples nights
the little ones at home have TO pass when
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OF the Pain-ChoIc, Wakefutness, Uneasl-
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&c. We tell you candIdly, one bottle ofthts
Cordial will correct all these troubles. Assist
Teething, Remove AcIdity, Allsy all Pain,
Quiet the Fretful, Promote Sleep.
Tryit. 1t will act as a charm. Sold by
LAUGHLIN. SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Main st.
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WHY NoT Use rHE BEST.

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS vESE-
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Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
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satisfaction. Only 20 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. l. MATHEWS, Manufactures, N. Y.
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SpeEtaI Autitss.
KEoKuK, Iowa, March 20, ls67.

MR.. c. H, ODBERT,
sIR:-I purchased when in Cincinnati two
bottles OF your Vegetable Ambrosta, and
having used II, must say that u Is the
Il changed my hair to the original color and
IS now growing nicely. Please send me
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turn to me, and Oblige $500.
marI6 Of StOops, Brown q Co.
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THE HEALING POOL

md NUUSEs OF WEhO'.
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YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF Soil
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But the opportunity to beat all its co.
temporaries was lost by Doctor Carey
aud Laurence Jerome persuading the
Spaniards that Bennett could peel an
apple with bullet. Thus do the youths
Of the Republic excel upon the sea and
the shore!
Bennett visited the London Tunes
ONCE and met with scant courtesy. He
wa was asked to dinner by the Duchess OF
oaiisnury, and was SO set up by her
united kindness and wine, that he said
u: 70 a friend: do you know why this
iS thus? They fear us! Yes, bigad
they tremble before us! I tell You,
Dogs, shall plant the Stars and StrIpes
on the Tower of London!''
he Is good fellow, nevertheless, and
zen penaxeo nimselt well. 1 don't know
nun, put all that tell you is true.
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INQUIRE WIrH1N.-The mouth is like
2 a. mouse to let. However pretty it may
10 e931 ~ y, 1t is impossible TO judge
Oh iLs merits until you have seen tie
lnsl II behind the ruby doors there
are ptenEy OF pearl-white fixtures, you
VI Tlu sASialm at once, "how beautiful I"
cy TO such dental furnitureNto keen Il
always sound and perfec~there ia notht
ing like fragrant SozoDoNT. eod. -
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OUR BOOK TABLE.
The MarnrInes for Lime


THE ATLANTIC MoSTHLY.-The June
number is introduced to US by the sixth
chapter OF 1.-THE Guardian Angel"
James Parton follows with a second
urban sketch; ST. Louis is the theme
ofhis graceful pen; and he makes the
metropolis Of Missouri quite as attrac-
tive and important as he did Chicago.
L. G. Davis contributes histrionic
sketch entitled, "Among the Comme-
dlaDs." "Negro Spiritualists," by r.
". Higginman, is an entertaining arti-
Gle on the spiritual songs of the South
ern negro. j. H. A. Bone discourses on
the now absorbing topic of Russian
America, and Francis Parkman re-
counts the History ofths Founders of
Montreal" Henry James, jr., begins
story which promises we'll, entitled
Poor Richard" The poets of the
number are John G.. Whittier and Lucy
LHrcom.
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JOHN g. HOFFMAN, Esq, was elected
Director in the Benwood Iron works
at the meeting Of the Board last even
ing, to fill the vacancy occasioned bv
the death OF the late Jacob Berger.
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EXACTLY WHAT You WANT.

MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DYE,
NJ known and used over 70 years Daily
increasing in public favor. Complete in one
bottle. No wash. No trouble A child can
apply 1t, Produces luStrOus black or brown,
as desired. Does not inJure the hair. Price
sscents.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Also, MATHEWS ARSICA HAIR GLOSS
for restoring and dressing the hair. Ju4-eod-ly
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]. G. Bennett. Jr., in ..Furrtn PDrta.'

Purts Correspondence Cincinnati Gazette.
We had, until recently, Mr.. Jim Ben
nett. of the boat Henrietta, here. His
boat lies still on the coast, waiting for a
buyer. like the other yachts that he
beat; and they will be used to win
money, or lose it, at the Cherbourg re-
gatta. Mr.. Bennett accepted a great
deal of hospitality on this side Of the
deep; and at Count Susa's, one night,
ish nobleman, both of them being
"hOw-come-yOu.so," whereat the Span
lard, who would not fight himself, per-
suaded two of his sons to challenge the
only son OF his very popular father.
The Herald might have had chance to
get hrst-class sensation out Of the
running through the body OF this rash
ocean-sailor, sub-heading it thus:
PASS THE FIRST: THE LUNGE.
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For the first time the President
seems to be in a quandary about reno
walls. 1t appears that number of Rev.
enue officers have been accused of Ger.
tain swindling transactions, and at
tempts have been made to secure their
removal on these charges. Mr.. John
son says II he accedes TO these importu-
mites he will be accused OF removing
without sufficient cause, and conse.
quently with violating the tenure-of-
Office bill; and thinks all things CON
sIdered, the safest thing will be to leave
all In Office whose conduct is notorious
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Agents Wanted

Agents wanted
NOR GENERAL L. c. BAKERS HIS
e TORY OF THE SECRET SERVICE,
This work was commenced more than a
year ago. but owing to the attempts OF the
Government TO suppress 1t, its publication
was delayed. II will now be issued, CSAL-
TERED and UNABRIDGED, under the super
vision OF GENERAL BAKER, whose mar
velOuS narratives are all aIteSted by the
nlZueSt official authority.
The Morals OF the National Capital are
thoroughly ventilated, and there are some
strange revelations concerning heads Of de-
partments- Members OF Congress, FEMALE
PARDON BROKERS, and distinguished mill
tarY characters.
Send for Circulars and see our terms, and a
full description OF the work. Address,
P. GARRETT & CO.,
7O2 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pa
my2-lmd&W"
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CHINA, it is said. is hereafter to be
tolerant in religious matters. A new
catholic Cathedral, magnificent build
ing has been completed in Pekfn, and
was consecrated In January Last and
the British Consul Is soon To is,y AZ
corner stone of an EPISCOPAL Chnrch ,,t
-Ktang. A letter from PeLin 81. az
that religious temples for different sss,s
are being built In close proximitv 10
each other, and Professionals, CathoIicS
EPiscopalians, Greeks, Schismstics
Buddhists, Mohamnedans, disciples 81
Confucius, live side by side, with per.
fectIy good understanding.
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crNrpr rnwSsHIP.

.Supervisor-Dr. E. II. Mccoy.
Inspector ElectiOnS-ThOmas Mel.
School CommiSSioner-Robe Pratt.
Justice OF the Pence-F. w. BasSett.
Township CHsrk-John Armstrong.
Tor1Lship TreGSMrer-Cbristiau Smith
OrerSeeT of P0oF-James Reid.
Supervisor Of RoddS-P. P. Sellers.
CDnStabte-Martin Wins.
WEBSTER TOWNSHIP.
.Smpe'rtsor-Henry Wallace.
CIerk-Geo. c. Trimble.
1reGSuTer-John ]. French
OrerSeer Of Poor-James Ashworth.
-Jmstiees-Wm. Clohan, John Cloudy.
School CbmmLsSiOHer-A. G. Robin.
son.
9 Inspector of ElectionS-Philip Scheile.
COILStd6ie-JOhn Q. BellviIIe.
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One Of the ocean Cables Damere,,.

One of the Ocean Cables Damaged.
To the Editor Of the Tribune:
SIR: have this afternoon received a
telegram from Mr.. J. C. Deane, Secre-
tary of the Auglo-Americau Telegraph
Company, containing the annexed copy
ola letter which appeared in the London
payers of this morning, which send
you for the information OF the public.
Yours, very truly.
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OBITUARY,

APPEARANCE OF OUR NEW OFFICE IN
MOURNING,
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BantGa.
Wanted.

A N ENERGETIC, RELIABLE MAN
IA who can control a good trade for a
mouse already established in the JobbinR
Hat, Cap, Fur and Straw Goods business IN
Fhnade!pnlR. To man OF good standing
and ability, an interest can be obtained
this office, for two weeks. mv2l-Iw.
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HARPER's MAGAzISE.-"Over the
Plains to Colorado" is the title OF the
opening article in the June number of
this popular monthly, and is we'll and
properly illustrated. "The DODGE
Club" continue their amusing pererr;-
nations in Italy. An excellent storV az
the late war is given, under the caDIiOn
Of THE Generals Story" It Simn-
lates truth wonderfully until the Iaet
pages, when the General wofullv ron.
POUNDS the functions OF the Secretarv ~
State with those of Mr.. Stanton TSaTa
is u pleasant biographical sketch Of
''Ton COrwin," and an amnsin1 ori
truthful paper on carts and Auctions y
There are several short stories: moan
on the threatening Indian war: the
drawer Is quite full, and the contents nj
the usual riSible nature.
The GALAxY.-The two stories of
"steven Lawrence, Yeoman," and
"waittng for the Verdict" are pushed
forward with vigor. "Dajezet" relates
u the professional triumphs Of the ia
Vortte and venerable Partisan actress
Of that name. There is a portrait OF
Bismark, with brief but pithy bio
graphy. "rOrturinR Words" Is a Gu
riOus and interesting article. Richard
Grant White contributes "a Morse Love
Story" In the "Nebulae" Rlimmer
"Amazing Verses" 1.-THE New Light;''
drunkenness among EnglIshwomen;"
Portraits of SelEmade Men," and
"Matrimony and High Society"
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TOWNSHIP UNION NOMINATIONS
Union township meetings were held
in the several city townships last eve
ming and the following nominations
made:
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
observation-disclosures Gibson.
ToTnShip CEerk-Jacob Burkle.
10TnShip Iredsurer-William Col
Inns, Sr.
Inspector Of ELectlOns-Willtam E.
Connolly.
OrerSeer Of PO0r-JacOb Wise.
School CORImLSSi0 nerS-MiChael SWee-
uey, for full term George Zeockler, to
I'LL vacancy.
JmStice-GOdfrey Mayer,
ConstGbEe-George Satutmyers.
MADISON TOWNSHIP.
SttperriSOr-John E. Wilson.
Cierk-Charles II. Watkins.
1reuSMreT-JOhn Bishop.
School enthusiastically. ]. Stone.
OVerSeeT of P0Or-J. L, Stifel.
JuSticeS-Wnliam Ewing and Will
Inspector Of EIectIonS-L- Woodman-
see.
ConStdbIe-william Richardson.
CLAY TOWNSHIP.
SMperriSOr-Isaiah Warren.
Cerk-Chas. Fl. Berry.
IredSurer-GeorgeM endel.
OrerSser Of Poor-A. s. Todd.
Inspector Of ElectioHS-I. H. Will
liamS.
! Jashccs-A. n. Johnson, James Nc
I Connell.
School Commixsionrr-James Bodley.
I COHSIdbIe-JOhn II. ChRrnOck, Ste
! phen Frucy.
UNION TOWNSHIP.
S1peyTisor-John Clayton.
| School COnmLSSt0nsrS-J. \. MetcAlf,
! o. J. Crawford.
I IMSpectOr-C. Leonhart.
Clerk George Kingdom.
! 7redSUrer-SamueI G. Stevens.
SMrreyor-Miles Teagarden.
OrerSeer of Poor-Wm. Weidebush.
Justices - George Bulger, Harvey
Hall.
C0nstabIes-wm. Crumbacker, Milton
/ BulSer.
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Agents Wantad.

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Wanted,

AGESTs-S25 PER MONTH THE
"A year round, or go per cent profit on
Commission, We guaranty the above salary
or commission to active industrious agents at
their own homes, TO introduce an article OF
INDISPENSABLE UTILITY in every house
hold. For full particulars call on, or address
g. W. JACKSON d CO.,
myl6-lm llsOuth ST., Baltimore, Md.
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OUR SON WOUNDED.

MR.. BENNETT HAS HIM on THE RIB,
OUR SON WOUNDED.
DESPERATE vALoR OF OUR SON.
THE CAsTILIAN POPPED.
"1EFIDEL! HAVE THEE ON THE HIP"
THE FATAL CUT.
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Iny2l
FOR IHSTICE

FOR JUSTICE.
MESsRS. EDIToRS:-PleaSe announce the
name of a. n. JOHNSTON, as a candidate
for Justice Of Clay Township. and 0blige
mYlS-tea MANY VOTERS.
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DRY GOODS!

ILL OF WHICH ARE WARRANTED
"A as represented, and shown with pleagure
to all, cheaper than any other house In ne
city, as the following prices will show.
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THE CASTELAR, POPPED.

DESPERATE vALoR OF OUR SON.
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MR.. BENNETT HAS HIM on THE RIB,
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THE FATAL CUT.

"ISF1DEL! HAVE THEE ON THE HIP
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pOUQEUT OF THE ALPS, BOUQUET
d of EQen, Bouquet OF Paradise. The la
test popular perfumes, a supply Just received
at r B0GklSGS Drug store, No. l, Odd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25

Tho interest in gold the rst mortgage bonds OF the
Union Pacific Railway Company, Eastern division, due
December 1857 will be paid presentation Of the
coupons At the office Of Dabney. Morgan 4 Co., So
Exchange place, New York.
The following gentlemen were elected directors Of the
Atlantic ana Pacific Railway Company at tho annual
meeting Of the stockhoders:-H. H Ward, G. H Ward.
Levi Parsons, Frederick Billings, William A. stephens
j. p Robinson w. +. Adrich, w. r Converse Oh aries
b. Wells James II. Wells, G. T. NJ Davis, G. F. Manson
D. R. Carson and for President Vice President Treas
and Secretary Messrs Davis Parsons Stephens and
Manson, respectively.
The subjcned statement shows the highest prices at
which the leading stocks sold at tho s regular board
on each or the following SATURDAYS.