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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-12
TIFFIN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY MORNING. DEC, a. 1851.
$500 PER ANNUm in ADVANCE.
". /. MTERo. A. ". MILLER.
MYERS & MILLER
",.,." ..."... -,.,."....... PhOFRIEToRs.
The Message.

We give the message in full in this
issue, not that there is anything es.
pscially new or wise ii II, forit con.
tains the old sterreotyped opinions Of
His Accidcncy, which We have had Sc
frequently in his previous veto mes.
saSes to Congress. We simply, in
publishing il, carry out custom
which has long been in vogue. An.
DREW JoHNsoN's antipathy to Con
grosS, has long since become chronic,
and we can expect no change in dis
ease from one who looks upon every
other doctrine in = prejudicai light
The style Is an improvement however
upon his former efforts. $50 much so
in fact, that we arc 10th to believe
that i's wording emansted from the
political harranguer who "SWung the
circle +" and made tho notorious 22d
Of February speech. Evidently AN.
Dr's grammar imprOveth, aud his ar.
gumentativO paragraphs, are credits.
BILE, considering his past Efforts
How far he win succeed in convinc-
ing Congress- and the country that all
wisdom is conferred in him, remains to
be developed in the future.
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The Finances.


Now that the impeachment ques-
tion has received its 9uietus, II is
reasonable to suppose, that Congress
will concentrate all its ability aud GU
crgies, upon bcttcring the condition
Of the country'S finances. The pub.
lie welfare demands that something
be done, aud that quickly. Our
currency hangs upon the verge Of =
financial Whirlpool which threatens to
ehgulf it. In view Of this state Of
affairs, Secretary McCul!sch. has not
retired the usual four millions this
month, and will for the present be
prohibited by act of Congress. The
conmmittee on ways and means, are
working assiduously to get the mat.
ter before that body for action at the
earliest possible moment. 1t may be
here stated that Gen. Schonck, who
is one Of the committee, is not in IA q.
vor Of the present generation bearing
all the burden of fighting the late re.
bellion, aud paying the expense also,
and will, no doubt, offer a measure
that will raise this financial pressure
from of our shoulders, and give tone
and 6rmness to the monetary system
of the nation. ....
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Foreign News.

Juarer'S salary has been Fixed Al
$40, 900.
The proposed Edropsan Conferences
IL i meets at all, will probably meet
in Paris
U. s. Consul Cushman, At Rome,
fought against the Garibaldlaus in the
recent war.
The English Parliament adjourned
Saturday night until the 18th Of Feb.
rusrJ 1868.
The Italian Government has grant.
cd universal amnesty to the sdherents
Of 0aribaldi.
Senior Romero has been elected q
member Of the MeIiczn Congress from
one Of the States.
The story that Garibaldi has
escaped from Caprsra is pronounced
false.
The people Of 81. Thomas are gen
erally pleased with the proposed
transfer to the United States, but the
merchants don't relish our high
tariffs.
1t is reported that Gen. Garibaldi
has again disappeared from the Island
Of Capera, and it is feared that another
attempt against Rome will be made
by the party in action. .''
Peonage has been abolished in
Mexico. The condition Of the Treas
ury is improving. A railroad is to
bo built from the city Of Mexico tc
Vera Cruz, aud war has been declared
against G uatamals.
1t is thought the Echeme Of a
European Conference for the settle
ment Of the Roman question will be
defeated by tue speech Of Minister
ltouher, which indicates that the
French Government has already
prejudiced the whole Gaze.
News from South America states
that the Cabinet Of Ecuador has
broken up, and the President has
resigned. The revolution in Peru ia
gaining ground aud force. Mosquera
has been banished from the Colombian
States for three years.
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Home News.

There was severe gale on tho lake,
on the night of the 9th, in which sew.
eral vessels we're wrecked. .r
The members of tho whisky rims
have gathered in force in Washington a,
and are making a determined ASSAULT
on the Ways and Means Committee,
They do not receive much encourage.
ment or comfort. .rIa..s. :.
Gov Swami of Maryland has dis
missed several officers and their COM
psnies from the Maryland militia,
because during the reoentparade they
groaned at him aud cheered Congress.
Municipal elections were held in
several Massachusetts cities, on the
9th. Boston elected DIR. N. Il. Shurt.
left (Democrat) Mayor. aud Woreestr
elected James B. Blake, Republican.
The Senate Bill striking the word
white from all laws snd charters of
tho District Of Columbia, so as 70
make colored men competent to hold
Office aud sit on jurios, passed by the
House.
The Virginia Conservative Conven.
ton meets at Richmond on Wednes-
day Of this week. There will proba-
bly, be 500 delegates present. There
tho Convention win adop, moderate
platform. favoring impartial suffrage
aud Gen. Grant,
The House PostOf6ce COMMITTEES
agreed to recomeud tho passage Of q
bill requiring the Postmaster General
70 permit members OF Congress 10
examine all recommendations for
remoyals.or appointmstss in post
otbcss 10 their respective districts.
The Nstiopal Bank sxaminsrs, Af.
teen 10 npmber, from all parts Of the
eountry, who have been 10 session
recently, with the Comptroller Of the
Currspcy, aud have devised = thor,
oqgh aud sytsmalic process Of exam.
ieasion, The plan is such as will
develop AL operations Of the banks,
whether regular and legal. or irrsgp.
lar Acd.unlaxidl ~ M ~
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Army Of the Cumberland.

A call for Convention to organize
a Society Of the Army Of the Cum.
berland," has been Issued. II i,
signed by Brevet Major General w
ID. WHIPPIE, Major General r. W
JonNsoS, Brcvct Brigadier Generals
c. p. THURsroS. aud henry SroNE,
and Captain 4. A. OTIs. Tho Con.
veDtion will meet in Cincinnati on the
9th Of February, 1868. The Society
/. intended to include all the officers
of che Army of the Cumberland, and
to resemble in its character the we'll
known Society Of the Army Of tho
Tennessee.
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State News.

General Stecdman is stricken with
appoplexy and is very i'll at Washing
ton.
Ohio has three thousand seven
hundred and eighty miles Of railroad.
with a capital Of ninety. three mil
lions. Their debts amount to seven
ty.two millions '..-
A fruit grower Of Central Ohio,
this year made $4,000 net profits of
two acres of land planted to Lawton
black berries. His example 10 worthy
of imitation.
A company for the manufacture of
the Champion Reaper and Mower has
been formed in Springfield, Ohio, with
a capital of 100000. The building
to bo erected will bo three stories
high, aud $50 feet in length and so
WIDE. The capacity Of tho works will
be 5000 reapers a year. ..at
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KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWING
December 3lst. lS07.
Whole Tickets, $l2; Halves, So !;
Quarters, SO,

Mo more acceptable and appropriate ,preseAt
v can he made to a mother, wife. daughter.
husband or father than ticket in the KcntuehJ
State Lottery. Now that the Holidays are 90
near at hand-the season when Il seems almost .
duty imposed by the custom Of oup 4orekthsrs
Tor m my generations, as well So a pleasure, 10
cont gifs from loving hands 1t seems peculiar
~ nttng 70 give presents that possess some aetnal
arc infofsned that the Kentucky State Lottery
onertgreater Inducements to purchasers oftick-
ets than any other lesilized lottery in the world
magnificent single Number Drawing will take
place on the 3ist ot December, which offcrs unri-
vailed hdueements TO purchasers holding Tickets.
Partle. who are willing, by the Investment Of
few dollars, t'eompete for some Que OF the many
splendid ptites offered should losa no delay in
applying for tickets S,so,65o viii be dssrIbnted
The capital prize 10 ANe0Ol. assuring ahandaOme
tortuna to the lucky holder Of the corresponding
Hundreds OF well Attssted instances, similar to
tho following are almost daily occurring:
"Miss Mary Russell Milford, who died in 1855,
when only ten years Of age, gained. As prize In
lottery, the handsome sum OF ten Thousand
potmds, or hfty thousand dollars. The ticket
which drew this magnificent sum was presented
to her By her father Or. Milford, one Of the most
prominent men aud Judges OF. his tine.n
How msny homes would be Enlightened By
similar success 10 the Grand Holiday Drawing OF
the Kentucky state Lottery Oh December 3istl
MURRAY, EDDY h CO.,
Manager, CuvIngton. KY.
To whom all communications should be Ad.
ufcseeus tWnOb
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Democratic State Convention.

The Democratic Central Committee
have issued = call for a State Conven.
tiOn on the 9th Of January next, to
nominate State officers and Prcsideu.
tial electors. In this call they omit
tho Offices Of School Commissioner
and Clerk Of the Supreme Court. Do
they propose to abolish them, or have
they ceased to recognize education as
a qualification for political suffrage
viii our Democratic brethren please
explain.
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Mortgages.

tbs not generally understood that
the Bankrupt Law, lately passed by
Congress, makes a radical change in
the tenure Of mortgages, which have
always beOu-a hrst lien upon property,
This law provides that in case Of q
mortgsgo given within four month,
before an iusOlvsnt dsbtor goes into
bankruptcy, the holder will be com.
PEELED 70 come in on the same footing
as other creditors. Too much eau.
ton can not be used in the acceptance
Of mortgages.
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Impeachment, Non Est !

On Saturday last, the House re.
fused to impeach the Prosident--ths
vote resulting in 81 for, aud l0S a.
gainst it. Thus is suddenly squash
ed all the legislation upon this long
absOrbeu. question. Tho Register in
commenting the action Of Congress
upon impeacbment, 6tly remarks
a" We believe that for his miade.
msanors ANDREW JouNsoN fully do.
serves to DO impsached andrsmovsd
from the Oiics he has perverted aud
disgraced. Blu, as, 10 punishing or
dinary criminals, the we'll, being Of
society is the 6rst thing to bs oonsid-
cred, and not tho deserts Of tho wrong
doers so In deciding whether or not
to impeAch aud remove the President,
il was we'll for.Gonsross to consult
expsdiSaey s vell as justice. We
belisvO thors has bssn time when
the impeachment Of Mr.. Johuson
would have been productive Of much
good aud little harm, hut Congress
failed to act and the lapse of lime
thoFoafser, has Of itself nsutrali1ed.
some Of the strongest rsasops In tav.
or of. the rnOsspests IT "a hoisl litlls
more than twelve mqniSs q thSssOd
of Mr'JOhpsOo's Of6oiat tern, and 10
thai time, oven his aGkAewlsdged'
capacity for OtiOial deviltry ailr DOT
enable him TO aocopplisA nach ssri-
eus evil" fvl,e n IA.
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seems 10 have fully fssiiEed the high
expectations Of The french govern
ment. n due allowance be fnade for
eur recent political arrangement, and
that Of iudustry here. the part which
the United States has borne 10 this
exhibition Of invention aud art may
be regarded with very high sstisfse-
tion. During the EEposition q con-
ference was held Of delegates frow
several nations, the United States
being one, ia which the iscoByeniencs
Of commerce aud social intercourse
resulting from divers standards OF
money value were very fully discuss.
ed, and plans were developed for es-
tablishiBg, with universal consent, .
common principle for the coinage Of
gold. These conferences are expected
to be removed, with the attendance Of
many foreign States not hitherto rep
resented. A report Of these interest.
Jog proceedings will be submitted to
Congress, which will no doubt justly
appre fate the object, and bo ready to
adoPt any measure. which may tend to
facil ilitate its ultimate accomplishment
on the 9Th Of February, 1872. Con.
gress declared that Treasury notes
without interest authorised by that
act should be legal tender 10 payment
Of all debts, public and private, with
in the United States. An annual 70.
nittsnce Of thirty thousand dollars
less the. stipulated expenses sccruss
to claimants under the convention
made With Spain 10 1894. These re-
mittanecs, since the passage of-ihe act.
have been paid 10 such notes. Claim.
auts insist that the government ought
to require payment 10 coin. The sub
jeet may be deemed worthy Jour at.
tentiOn.
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
No arrangement has as yet been
reached for the settlement Of our
claims for the British depredations
upon the commerce Of the United
States.
| have felt II my duty TO decline
the proposition of arbitration. made
by Her Majosty's Government. because
1t has hitherto been accompanied by
reservations and. limitations iucom.
Patible with the rights, interests and
honorof our country. II Is DOT TO be
aPprehendodi that Great Britain will
persist in her refusal to satisfy these
just and reasonable claims, which
involve the sacred principle Of non
Intervention, principle heuceforth
not more important to the United
States than to England itself. &C.
THE PURCHASE OF ST. THOMAS.
The purchase of a naval station in
tho West Indies has, during the pres.
ent year, attracted tho attention of
the State Department. All the com.
mercial nations Of tho West India
Islands were settled aud colonized by
the European States, simultaneous.
ly with the settlement and coloui-
CONCLUDED ON FOURTH PAGE1
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Farm for Sale.

THE nndoslignsd, wishing 10 qais farming, Of.
tara his splendid fArn for sale very cheap, sita.
Ohio. ono and = hslfniles saathWest of Fostofis,
eontaining t2T acres, N Of witch arc veil improV,
81, The bNlAnoet ts umber land. There is = good
out-buildinss upon the premises, also ! spisndId
occhard of all Kinds Of erAnad ffult and two
good wells OF wAtsr and 4 cistsra. For hrEshsr
osNalrss. him oy letter al EostoEie. ohin. slIFl'
sm Set2t i.,. MARTYR NAURrs .
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DR.. ]. Bryan 0onsaltiag Ply
.~.L-sA, aiolaM. irt.7 7.rr N.
Do WRoADWAR. NstR Y0RH.

Gives SPECIAL TREATMENT in an casea Of
ssniual eoailal UrlhAFy. aud Nervous Diseases
10 Ipals ~ fsIaAlO, A9yicEl rpaH and eesFss,
pondenoe erMtctLY conftnrNnkL.
TO 0EsrBuHkn.--.I viii send my pfiuAfo and
canhdential circulars (fps II eAarqe, aud for 10
cenls : vsl0shls treaties on semnAl Weaknoss
by Dr. Res. Y. hGLt. 400 pages. no l-T n,
10 LAnfns.-I will send my Private Circular
with Anatounical EngrAsines ~ ef cA1fss and
for 10 cents valuable treaties b. Dr, J0hk Hla,
wv. oOatalplng importment iniormati GA Al
sRAieeis si tnl1tusA 'shs ar lAsig-ty ).
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Farm for Sale.

I Will oter ny lArm II private sale. btu.ied
one mle vest % sycamofe ftllAae, WyAndot
eounty, Ohio. The farm eontAiRa teo acres, Of
which shout 40 aerss ave Nleafsd And tAs balAhce
vol ttnbersdt The IN mpg0vemeniee eQn eisk 81 one
eommodloqs Frame HDuee and FtAme Harm. With
AZ othrr IiaonosAfy out hntfdlugsl itfis usIlwA-
tened, and Eosd orthAed on IA "a 81 49,. q
eA-AnY person vi.htas. "a. purchals GOOD
ikrA ars lsVsst V sAils lsA4 szaalpe rs RsSplsess
sev..lI. lessg lar 8 effit4Sss.ts,Sy ~ "a
ridt4 t-t.t fl-sa gIisg no. vi
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The prorrir'ors offer the stcILIAN HAIR RE-
NE WEIR 70 the public enfireiy confident that II
win bring b1ek the har 70 its original color pro-
moto It's growth and IN nearly all cnsea where n
has fallen OF, will restore II unless the rfrsan is
very aged. n. r. HALLk Co, Propfletors,
Nuhna, New HNmpshire
~ Sold ly all Druggists. Ianst-'F5
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LEGAL NOTICE..
ohnsiss Fostsf go.
.1.tn.t

ChAflsn Foster 49,
/ against
-, n,, coarior Com Pleas
J. {. Johnson, partners seneca County o.
under name Of 49,
Dement, 3 johnson
Dehs.
eltho saIS nefe ndant !. &. 1shHssu, will tahe
I notice, that the plsintif Charles Fostef, on The
18th day Of October, 1897 hled his petition In the
Clerks once Of seneea Common Pleas, sgsinst
Augustus J. Bement 4 J. c. Johnson,. paftners
under the hrm name Of Bement = Johnson, where
In IL substance be sayai
ist. That Defende6ts on February ;, 1855, exe-
cutsd and delivered to Foster, ofmsted 4 Co.,
their promiasory note for one hundred and huy
dollars payable one day after date, that said note
II now owned BY Plaintiff and thereis due 20 him
from DEPENDENTS therein, one hundred and ffty
DOLLARS, with interestffvf February 4 lpee.
2nd. That there IL due 20 him from Defends snta,
on Their promiaforg note executed and delivered
TO him on 3nth day Of April, 1861, for four thou
sand i've hundred thirty six doliafa and - cents,
paysbie one day after date, a balance n the sum
Of three hundred aixteen dyllafs and ~ cents,
with interest nom sept, 3, 1857. That an order
Of attachment against said J. G. Johnson, has
been issued herein.
Plsintih prays for judgement against said re-
PENDANTS, foi el50 With interest frOm February 4.
1885, and s3i6 - with intsrest from Sept ., 1851.
10 the said Petition OF Plaintiff BY the 9Th day Of
Februsry, A. u. 1858. said Petition will be taken
- true and iudsementrill BE- rendered thereon se-
cordidgiy. . .L
Dee 6. 1861 fewnNT--at'
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.2L.p hr2n. mMapE
lNnIW.e..sIiy,Wn
Low uooso1 oF heu-
'ioinnG .,.
H. sen. steinn..,.Poe,st,pnni,oo'
'aatrsssPNNN'
'DS Ea roorr
|No iiaIsvSILy.' iia a o..
H., -, %
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.CoaroHT n Cvhr
|goRIhE ku.Tys,
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moraliIation resulting from the use Of
deprecated aud worthless paper
money.
The condition Of our dnances and
operations Of our revenue system are
set forth and fully explained 10 the
able and Instructive report Of the
Secretary Of the Tressury. On the
3oth Of June, 1866; the public debt
amounted to e2,7S3, ,425,s79; on the
30th Of June last II was S2,602, 100,
2l5, showing q reduction during the
6seal year Of s94 266, ,664. During
the fiscal year ending June 80. 1867,
the receipts we're $500, ,634 ,0l0, and
the expenditures S346, ,72S, l29, leav.
ing and available surplus Of sl42, ,304, .
$50. IL 10 estimated that the receipts
for the 6seal year ending June 30,
1868, will be s4l7, ,I6l ,92s, leaving 10
the treasury a surplus OF s23, 1872 ,l02.
For the fiscal year ending June 30tb,
1869, il is estimated that. the receipts
will amount TO 1881 ,O00, 900, and that
the expenditures will be 1892 000, 900.
showing an excess Of $4,000, 600, 900
10 favor Of the government.
The attention Of Congress iS invited
to the necessity for thorough revi.
sion Of our revenue system. Our in.
ternal revenue laws and impost sys.
ten should be so adjusted as to bear
most heavily on the articles Of luxury,
leaving the necessaricS Of life as free
from taxation as may be consistent
with the real wants Of government
economically administered. Taxa
tioh would not then full unduly on
the man Of moderate means, and while
none would really be exempt from
assessment, all in proportion to their
peculiar abilities would contribute
toward tho support Of the state. A
modification Of the internal revenue
system by large reduction 10 the
number Of articles now subject 10 tar,
would be followed by results equally /
advantageous TO citizen aud govern.
mont. II would render the execution 4
of the laws less expensive and more /
certain romovo oDstrueti0us to indus.
try lcsien the temptation to ovsde /
the law; diminish tho violations aud ,
frauds pcrpetrated upon its proyi
sions make its operations less IN /
luisitorial, aud greatly reduce in
numbers tho army Of taE.ga herrera,
who tax from tho mouth Of the hon
sst laborcr the bread he has earned.
Retrenchmonl, reform aud economy
should be carried into every branch
IF the public service that the expsn.
iitures Of the government may be ro
luced aud the people relieved from
.he oppression of taxation. A sound
,urrouoy should be restored, aud the
public faith in regard to the national
debt saeredly observed. The accom-
plishment Of these important results,
together with the restoration Of the |
Union upon the principles Of the con.
stitution, -ould inspire confidence Al
home and abroad in the stability oil
our institutions, aud briug to the
nation prosperity, peace aud good
will
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LEGAL NOTIeE.
AEaiA" I1.l cOurtof Con-. Plea
Of
Sesp,,S. 5, DsasA. aud Seneca County, o
= - $3.50 L .s rsI F,.a. ra-' HrH .~Fr.H

The aid DefendAutJ. C Johnson, win take no,
tiee, that on the 18th day II oltober 1917 Plain.
TIM ned his Petition Ia The CLERKS once. of cnur,
sNd Aususlus $. Bsm-nt& \ J. c. Johnson, WHERE
In ia substance he says; t.4.A NINA
That on ths ith day OF May tsSl said Delsad-
ants Augusiuss =, Ben-nt and J, c Johnson, ex.
scuted aud delivered TO Plaintiff their promis.
sorry nots Tor two thousAnd three hundred doll
lars PAYABLE one day sftef dNte, and that said
snm 70 due % Plaintiff from Deiendants thereon,
with Interest thereon from bth Of May, 1889.
That al order Of attachment has been ISSUED here
In agNinstSaid J. @. johnson. 80
fhaintin prAys judgement against GAid Defend
ants for sAld Sam OF two thoaaand three run.
dred dollars, with interest from May 3, 1851
And that unless ssidJ J, c. johnson answer snid
the said Petition Sili s. taekn As true and Judge.
ment rendered against aaid Defendants aooarslisE-
y, LEE BREwER, Atrys for PIT,
nec A 1887 HA W. TetgarT q n
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SIX hundred aud eighty. one emf.
gran Is passed through ColaHbas las,
Neeh, q yh2@ fs .viltrenslaip obip.
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TIFPIN MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by S. u. sheath.
Tina, Ohio DeeemberI1 laRy

NVTTtVNCI WtckIy ny y U' 0nFNth,
Tina, Ohio DeeembeTI7, 1857.
FLoUR-slt, 20 20 at2.Oo
MHEAT-seioto to N2.26 from team
CORN--.so cts for new, 90 cts for old.
RYE-i outo st,Io per b1shoi.
OATS-56 cent?.
Glow En- sEEb-S6,0o
TIMOTHY SEED-at T5to &c 90.
FLAX SEED-a2 ~.
nARLEY--ai 20 20 $40 per bushel.
BUTrER-26 TO 2S cents per pound.
EGGS--S eents per dozen.
LARD--fn Kegs csnts pef pound.
POTAT0Es-Sc'to 81 90 per bushsi.
TALLOw-s to . cehtG per pound
CANDL EI--stearine IS, tsliow zoe. psr mound.
WHISKEY-Si,0o, Nnd common 20 per Eallou
rs Ms-laci sugar cured rs cents per pound.
nEESWAN--2o TO ~ eents per pound.
HOGS-Dresl-d$ IS 5oN7 70.
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TRAPPERS, READ THIS!

TNHIsis no new sxperlmrnt but the experience
Of nveteran trspper, who BY its use had ae-
qutred epmpetency The subscriber bought the
art, and being trAfper himself, will inform
others OF the samg .oecupatl0a, how thsV may
benent themselves At comparatively no cost. IL
consists OF chem ciilly prepared bait which will
attract the animals from- LONG distancas. and by
N" use et which makes trapping certainty TO
the young aud tnexperirnced A. we'll a. 10 those
with previous knowledge Of the busineasr Guar
anteed TO give sa,isfaetion. Read the following
certificates: fnH Nhft fIt
a! . BEgroN. MIes,, JAnsT, 1857.
Mn p. B. MAHTTN DgkH Sf4-Your letter con-
tanning the secret was recsived lNat week. II has
brought good luokt" me- for'I was not one bit ao-
quainted. with trapping, and the fret niKht
caught one Otter, four Mink, aud eleven rats
since that have been equally successful, and to-
day woaid not take . 100 for what you cent me- ~
enuld not get any more. Il would Iooomaend
any one thinking ahout trapping to get II, a. 10
will pay them well. With many taSEs / re-
main s9qss M ss y truly JoHSG .RpIS.
Jack wilsrr Of Rod River says, ''IesuEht siDo
worth In two days" Many other cortncateI
similar can be seen BY addressing the Advertiser
Receipt aeat free with fun direction ., tor making
snd using for 81 Those In fear OF being hum.
busSed, will plesse not notice. Ahdresa, s
P MARTIN.
bsnool Paulina, New Jersey.