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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-10
stocks OF Cotton in Interior Town.
RIVER AND WEATHER.

A. Baker, Cairo,
DEPARTED.
Roht. Moore, Cincinnati,
Mollie Gratz, Upper Cumberland.
..e LEAVING 10 DAY.
Nashville, Cairo, 4P.N.
The river was siii swelling slowly
yesterday, with 81 feet en- Harpeih Shoals.
Weather cold snd bTacing.
A letter from Somerset Ky, dated the
9Th inst. says IT has been raining very hard
at that point, and a coal boat tide Wa
looked for.
The Only arrival yesterday vas the A.
Baker, from Cairo. She had very little
freight. She has laid up for the present,
and until business fully opens in De upper
trade. ....-..
The Robert Moore cleared for Cineia.
natl with fair cargo, cCesist,ns Of cotton.
rags, serap iron, dried fruit, peanuts, 200
bushels wheat, ehssiaois ssd ,und.ies. b.
The Molly Gratz iefi f5r the upper Cum .
bertrand with bat little in sight.
The high headed Nashville. Capt. Wney
Simrns, takes her plaza again in the resu-
lar trade between this point and Cairo,
leaving this evening at 4 O'Clock, and Civ
ing through bills to all points on the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers Johnny Harper is
the accomplished clerk.
FROM OTHER P0RTs.
The iollOsing items are from the Gin
eihnaii Gazstis Of the 9Th:
Business was dull on the landing. We
now have no Piit,bnrg packe,. and shs
daily packet to warsaw, which has BEEN
doing good coasiing business, has been
Withdrawn
The loss Of the two steamers Of the
United States Mail Line makes il neces-
sary to change many OF the officers an
crews on those rsmaIning. The e. 4. On.
mont will be commanded by Capt.. Sam.
Hiidreth, formerly Of the Gen Lyle The
Gen. Buell. will retain her former popular
commander, Capt. Chsrles David. The
Gen. Lytie viii be commanded b. Can't. z
NJ. Wade, formerly on the United S.ales.
The 81. Charles will be commanded b..
CaP'' DaHlu hllIen, tlrmerly on gIe,
America.
TIE Gen. Lyle and The s.. Charles will
be the packets to day in the mail line. The
company having chartered the latter Tor
thirty days. Should the Duuont be re-
placed in her O,d trade between here and
Warsaw, It il fol impossible lhat either
the Major Anderson, which has been ten
dered, or the fast steamer Fleetwood, will
either be chartered " purchased for the
line. Both have been talked Of One
thing, however, il certain, the mail line
will put two frst-cias= boats in the trade.
in place Of those los, on Friday night.
The j L Graham has been chartered
by The mail line, ard is a: work sl-ths
wrecks Of the United States a,d America.
with dTags and nets, searching fer the
bodies OF victims o. the is,e dI4Iste. u
those steamers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-10
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Faces INSTANT RELIEF cures DEAF
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-10

Gen. W B Bate, Gen. 3 Frank Cheat
ham, Mr. D F Carter, John Kirkman, VIM
Evans, NJ G Cotton. nov25-t
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
a.@ 0aEIiaaoas.

A AJERICAN PHOTO-LITH0GRAPH COS
IA 'OFFICB. HKRILD BUItpNs-Brosdway-Room ~ -
MILLER's STRANGER's GUIDE TO THE
CITIES OF NBw-ToRK BRoOKIYN AND ADJACENT FLAVhS'
comprising Notices every Object Of Interest stDngers iheDns
Public Buildings ChOrebes Hotels Places Of Au'eutD Literary In
situations ETC. with Maps Numerous Illustrations Price g. ~
HIIIERs NEW eUIDR TO THB HUDSON RIVER Illustrated.
By T. ADDISON RIoHAHDs With Map Pnee, slA
IuLLER,s GUIDE TO THE CENTRAL PARK BY 7. ADBHoS
RICHARDS Illustrated With Map Price 81 Is
MILERs GUIDE TO SARATOGA SPRINGS AND WcIErrY.
Illustrated By 7. ADDISON RcHARDs Priee, e.
Sent by mail on receipt Of Dnee
JAMES MILLER. Publisher,
No 647 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
NEW MUSIC.

From Frederic Blume we have good edition
Of strauss' Wiener Bon Bons waltzes Viyianis &'sT
TI1tnpes a grand professional march GOOD u@nscE'p-
tion of Dies ha from "The Grand Duchess; the OHd"'
pag7le charlie Gaop and selection Of short pieces ior
either violin, flute, cOrnet clarioDet OF me- &C
Henry Tolman e. Co, Boston, have published
potpourrl OF airs from Ia Belle Helene by Albert crane
The arrangements seems TO have been made WIN care
and all the best parts Of the opeP are given free from
impertneut disgujses with whichSls so nueh tne l~
70 overload pieces Of this kind
Among the sheet music recently published by
O II. puson A Co. We fud number Of good songs.
1ysta ~ 1tct by f. b. Harper, is simple and easy OF
stheY pathetic character and when sung by an ex-
pFesi ys voice very pleasing 1t suits mezzosOpraho'
contralto or baritone. IN Woodland BoWers by Prince
Gustslvus of Sweden, a scholarly and senumenta'
composition but has hardly life enough for song ""
that fro toefe Adding, by c. W. Cfton, ls Nue iOI
soprano and tenor cOntraltO neither very Roou no
very bad Roar on, We Hinds. by h. o. Gutthahh Is
rather sober and Marschners When First Ye'eed mat
Faee so Fair hts Se6Rere both somber and monoto-
nous And Il once Afy DedSlTe Zach rem doeh me'
Sehai by Kucken, is a good duet by composer VINO IL
generally worth study Fare Thee Vel, by Jerome HOP
kns is the most hopeessy melancholy song ever written
Good RighL Ny Lore, Good Night, by Abt is graceIul
and pretty serenade The Fisher by Hamilton Aide IS
simple and mourn ballad but contains good deal OF
feeling Grant The Head Of the Nation, is patriotic
campaign songIand chorus by w o: Fiske adapted Ior
male voices. We have received rom the same mousse
variety of pianoorte pieces, including La Pe'ste gaop
hy Frederic Guzman; Uq Fleur a. Hiyer, waltz by VIM
lucho; TJe HearfS CoRQUeror waltz by T. Oesten ana
FORGET me Hot waltzes by H. f. Sandhaft The last are
esneciay poor the others require particular mention
Tears and Smiles by E. E. Oliver, Is an easy saloon piece
which attempts depict the varying moods Of sorrow
and Joy with Indifferent success though 1t contains some
neat passages La Belle Helene furnishes the theme Ior
m effective dirersseaet gaiep, By Charles Fradei oe
Bulbs popnlar concerto, A Mothers Prayer, has been
arranged by composer for the piano and is also pup
ushed by Dison In this shape however loses most OF
Its beauty. a..
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
INHIS IA No GIVE NOTICE. That on the 5tll
6opartutrsbip 1Otitrs.

NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-Mr WM. 5.
dst. SWAN * PAYSON No. % Na!lsl
Yew.York, july l. loCa
N9ORITZ BALLIN. of the late firm of BAL
WI I'm STRAUS is THIS DAY admitted Partner NY husi
pe,, The sye Of hereafter vail be- BALLS BkOERS New
Yoyk IpiV leC8 JACOB BALLlN. No. so Broadway
VNHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
b.aeen the urdergued under the Of Fox SALIkk as
Rea Estate Brokers h hefebg Dissolved by mla o
sent Martin withdrawing from the trm The husntss WI he
carried o. before No 4U7 Eghbaye and No 80 st 4Llfy
6r St by ALBERT SALTER, jL MARTIN fOA.
Dated Ees.Yo5k, June %. 1893 ALBERT SALIEk ~
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR Q OF rn IMTERMAE ~ TE,E Nh
SsaaI AOiias.

NEW-Y0RK SUPREME COURT, City p and N
County Of SevYo-k-MARY HESTER MkRRlLl and kLiEa-
BFTH MORRIS ard WILLIAM WEBER. aud JACOBA Mbbbh'
by RORERT WRIGHT Guardian sd htep. Phnuns Afsst
JOHN WRBBER THE DRY DOCK SAVINGS lNSllIukt, JoiiN
MORRIS and SAMUEL MERRILL DeienianisNo5fCk 10 "EN
EKAI IIES CRKDToRs PARTTIONn PURSUANCE ana W vitae 81
hoDorabe Court made in the above eN
the 1853 Of e StatUte 10 such case maze anu
povide notice all having any general zen OF
decree otherwise upon tue UNDIVIDED
share or interest OF Of the parties p The premises
produce 20 the undersigned Eeeee on
or before he DAY Of August 1863 ~ u o'clock noon OF
that al my oh number d Nassau street. the CITY OF Ne"l h
uoef their respective aud membranes together with satc
tor f due thereon and 20 specify The nature oi
thereof respectively Tue premises
hntd 10 are AZ fo0w al that certain lot piece parcel Of lana su
ate rug being 9h Ward " the CITY Of View York bounded
follows commencing point the s0utheI e OF
hundred s1d t 5O feetweer from the ld
avenue running westerly along Forthsett To The center
hne OF the Old Post Road, Bhy-eight (a8) ieet more
or theace s1uth-westerg along The center oi SAM
Road one hundred and nineteen Ui9l feet nrne Or less
Peter Goet thence easey along the land Of Peter Goee
parallel Fortyhs thirty yur 90 feet more or less 70
westerly Of the Rps Bay h ihe9oe ouiesery
along norheFy line o. the kips Bay farm hundred and u
iuches u2l) or less 70 lard foTasry Of r. B.
Rycr thence noh along land formerly Of T. H. Ryer ard Mar
garet webber the rearne Of land nnsy # pG%us hene
westerly along the rear of said Pohs and Of Ralph lockwood
parallel with Forthr.t 6hy @ feet a1d thence 9orheJ
abel With Thjaye hundred O feet 20 the place e hegnHn-
Dated Eev-lork, Jgly 2, 1905. JOHN c. bushnell.
CULvRa WRIGHT, Referee NO % Na'sslrsr
pisipiFs Ftofusvs No lo2 Nasan.st Jy2 law6Elh
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
Now Ready
NOW Ready.
A GRICULTURE.

GRICULTURE.
n A BOOK POR EVERY FARMER
THE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE.
BY GEO. b wARlNG, JR,
Author Of Draining for Profit and Draining for Health
Fomer Agricultural Engineer Of the Central Park EewYok
Revised Edition
This book was srst published Hd largely
sod than uy book brought out in America
has now been carefully revised in the light Of the latest discoveries
Of Agricultural Science and cordially recommended farmer
youug or old who would understand simple principles which be
must depend
written in style simple that win be readily understood BY
all and while necessarily referring TO- and explaining the chemical
relations between the the plant there the greatest possible
avoidance Of the use Of Scientific terms
In fact may REGARDED Gnsaoa into The simplest English Of
mach that Importance to the farmer has
hh m been technical language TO be practically mac
oessbe to hin.
The ebpters on Mauures win be accepted by AL clear statement
d the peps which ubdere production and Of the most com
mon fertilizers valuable 70 the practical Armer
copy Of this ecad be placed in the hands Of every farmer
he land would add largely crops Of the whole county
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
Pobed and for sale at the once The NewYOrk Tribune
- Sent by mall postage paid on receipt Of price.
HNHE SCALPEL, No. As, contains two lectures
10 ms private surgical class Structure and It's instant cure by he
H. Dixon NJ D. lnce p cebts 70 Box
sl2l to to g. and ITO evenings, al NO ~
nhEave.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

TRAINS LEAVE NBwYoRK;
For Nsw.Hivsa snd Bridgeport, 100 sec tEtL h"A n hH
(EIj AGO (BI 3t5, $50 3Io 800 tEr) y IA. ., =.
For Milford SraiOrd Fairfield Southport. aud Ws''p0I ]o ~
For Sor.sI ZOO AGO (RLl sec n5oL las Rrl 400 tsIb
@tS Sor N, D,rs1 90 10 SEQ NJ 20 n as 40 S@pm
For stamford zoo 900 (EI) 9oo H. m l2lS (EL aH a~
nR.1 aI5 40 (Erl, 40 $50. o. 30 800 (ELl P N -.
For rtsnwh aod intermediate stations Too 800 il0 H' Ria
''''' ~'0 Wv Wv y CONNECTING TRAINS
gned $50 m. Tx }, 800 (kx 400
For Boston Shore Line l2l5 (EI }. $40 ~. -,
Hartford spri ng6sh 500 EL lGis D" Vshb ~"
For Connecticut River RalrOsd 500 BIl l2Sp to Mos
For HsOd Providence snd FsAln Railroad sOO EI) MS
Haven London and S.OuiasOa RarOadH 8" s
iIo 10 & o.U. R,rosS 400 n Rlsp to HohanOsSa and wD
hAmsbnrg
Nc, Nsugatuek Railroad 800 N, 100 p m ,o,. n-
Nef - Saswss Railroad s1 lll5 40 = n
Csnmooioos seep'us ' JAMES B H0fT Sspt
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
Situatiuns MantrS- -ftmalts.
Sitnntiuns 0lantto. .NlaIts.

A SITUATION WANTED as BARTENDER,
n OF won himself useful in hotel Apply TO or aia e' C
week, CHARLES BBUCKELAW, No. IyO GIandsL Ne"iVA
City. Has good reference
VLERK's pOsitiOn on a Steamboat wanted
" respectable young Sho has good city reference al
willing make hpsef useful m any capact Apply 10 or a
THOM AS MAGRANE, No 6l West fiNy thfu 81
VLERK's position wanted-By Young man
" speaks German has good reference Apply Tor I'VE uly
mo OH, REFINERS.-WA SITUA-
TION as FOREMAN would set Of sis have htcas'
recommend ons years the business 10 al rs Any
81 such vii please Hlres
f FRED WINTER, Greerpon r. o. LII
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
T 0NG ISLAND RAILRoAD.-Leaye James

M for Genport all stations except Woote and whos
Tree m Norhport Passenger Tram and all statons eE
eept Willow p Express fssin Sr Greenpor steppus
Jaaica Mneola Hckste and all stations East 40 NoIthon
Passenger Train aud all stations eHcep. Willow Tree ~
North Isp Passenger TTu and all stations passenger
connect AZ Mpeoa with and hen HenreadlAnd Gn Cove
SUNDAY Excursion leaves Hunters Pon. for Hempsa
Glen Isp Norhpo and all stations arrives al us
ters Point 60 p m Takes efeet jane u lssS,
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
no YOU WANT TO GET CURED9

IL TAKE SIGEORBT's PURGATIP LIZ ROY"
Tement-CRoNIC DISEASES Let day: vomstiVe 3D. 3d. Ah,
Pugatye This should be pursued
until effected ACUTE DISEASES to be treated In the
wa but with only continue this treatment until
cured Doses spoonful ha sIOonius Of
children should take hsa dose and No The directions which
bottles should be sentyey foowe each bottle bears
signature the label namen the wAnk Of the and
the band With the stamp Of the French Government DO NOT
| BE IMPOSED UPON By FRAUDS.
! SIGNoRBT DOCTOR OF MEDICINE AND APoTHECARY, No.
Depot, FoUGERA VAN DE KIEPT No. 30 North wniAm-st,
New.iOFE
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
9ausital Snstrmtnts.
Snttrnal 8rbtnut.


OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
REVENUE the Eighth District Of NewYok comprising TIE
Prbteenh Twentieth and Twentvfrt Wards Of the CITY e"
YorNotce hereby gwen to law that have received on
valuations and enumeratOn OF properly
20 tAI under provide internal revenue TO support @
Goyenmut 70 pay public debt and for other purposes
approved 1864 and the sets anendaory thereto ppoeo
therein bave become dae and payable ano ha
attend personally deputy for the collection Of the same my once
97 Broadway daily Sundays excepted from the 10Y June
llth july 1863 inclusive between the hours Of y m ana p
herein referred comprise the special tar on uee
sons aud the carriages billiard tables goa W4Ics
and silver plate year ending h MAY 1863 and the taxes upon IN
for the ending 3S December, 5b u
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INIERNAL
" REVENUE SD DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF MbW.lOhh,
Ceds comprising the F Second and Fourth Wards o. 1
Cty Of YorkANNUAL TAX NOTlCENotce IS hereby gwen
that the annual list the above COLLECTION ~
Tor the wear begnnug 1863 has been received from e
and that the duties therein specified have become
and payable The Undersigned will attend personally or W
his Office No CeArs Broadway, daily Surdals
commencing the day July ensuing and ending on tne ~ uS
August for the receipt Of said duties &C. once hous from ~
No. 10 D. M included IN the annual st are upon Ws1
carriages yscbts billiard tables piano fortos go watches rn
and up6n incomes the 1867 An who sa uego
the doe by them espociyer according " we ~
Within the time herein specified will become liable to the pcna pre-
tcribed by the law. 49, - shEhlDAN ShOOh' No'e'''i'
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
VIZ. R. BARR General Pass. Agent,

An Illustrated Guide the principal suburban places on tie Lac o.
the Eastern Division othis Railway has been prepares! sas ca 90
COMPANY free Of charge o tnose w9os 70
T'' H. RIDDLE General S0pt
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
Cost AND duunS.

T OST.-Patent Lever WATCH ,Beesley's make,
~ steel Kew ehe& Supposed 10 have been rcpPsd IN or
leaving HhhAye Tweniythrist between and O'clock
Tuesday evening uable reward w be given eh at Hotel
corner Of Ful,oH and Watsr-s;'.
L OST or STOLEN-0n Saturday morning, q
WALLET oontauug three County Iowa bonds of
$500 eo "a andh ~ hill three ANAL notes receipt from g. G.
H. stead together With papers Of little
Ar one fnGuR Will be suitably rewarded upon delivering 10
s. C. GRIPFIN or GEO. X NANDERBCRGH. No Vesey't.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
90 Gilbom it nun Con,rr.

nRAINAGE, LANDSCAPE, and CIVIL
Il ESsINEEKfNG.
CHICKERlN' GALL No la Wsrst. Nss lors
NRTTNKENNESS CAN BE CURED.-BAL-
LOU's WHISKY DISGNCLIEAToE never al. Prce A. per
package on by h. BAlLOU No ~. BoaaHay corner
Of TwrutstLtt. Nsv-lork
Oyylcr or toir..ru, or IyrHgytt KrvgNrE.l
ForsIH ui.rIacr. STArE o. AFU. .i'ts.
Oncia1 No 81 CHtaBEBs Nrw lgHb. june e. l,it
NOTICE is hereby given that | have dis
Trained upon Dot lro luuirrd sld '-lresAt barrels d"
ied Spirits parked B" r me- satisfaction Of tr, a pena que
the United State, under SECTION - a of Nar-H ' on an un'
l ioui m trans. agtatou. by Frank uars prr 81
January I0 that slab offer ioI str % i ' Az luN
lie sd 2gl barrel. o distilled Spirits oh te T. s. oIdrd
Wsrehouse Nos. IS Co Whisalr, the Dr.; day Of JAY
i""' At Il ''''' ~ ' !. p BAILEY. Collector .
The above sALE adjourned 20 August D. ltc q @ae He ed
plscc. Juy !. 1865 j. p. 'tlLLl. ''l',
SACKETT, BELCIlEB & Co--lhc remaining
> ASSETS and BOOK ACCOUNTS 81 sl dun VII b. SOLD lT
LAWRENCE STEATTON. Pah.c Aartou. - no. il l.,'
New York on the Jut lj 90 u Including certain LANDS
Ia Teas For further Information call above.
'JNRIAL OF BREECH-LOADERS.- mem
Ler spec a. Comu l, JUDGES ap un, D. anI a tig. n"
,h 10 act a. agents take the trial rr'iculf n
l 10 be- rreat TO-DAY iaues Wood (lhui.ay July ~ lr
tween ooc and 20 report % ihe uluel ihe rooa
u '"' F. SiGRL, Chairman Of Speei'l comu'sion
TTHE "YOUNG WOMEN HOME' of the
Ladies' Christian Union removed from E Foureutl 81 70
Souh WaslrgtpHfquar~ corner hao'lgat Good ecf
euces required from persons applying Tor u"a"l
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
professional egOtitts. &.


-~--~.-~~>~~~-~~--~~~C--~~~~>~-~
DR. E. B. FOOTE, author of Medical Com
~ Sense be consulted BY letter At his ohe
100 Of East TseBJegLihst ohe hours
from 10 a N Ill p Consultation free.
nR. KUCZKOWSKI receives patients for
~ HYDRoPATHIC TREATMENT at the WeSkoef House Brat
tieboro, vennOpt
TAMES b. SIMPSON,
~ ATTORNEY AT Law
No. 2o9 TueHtehpt, Ga,lvsttoa TeIlL
Special 1t,ertion 10 Commercial ard Land Business
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
-. IN HNhNA hhADNUAU.
NEW SAILING ARRANGRMRh

~ Trsns jersey City kr Psmons 5:l5 and 925 az
SIR and $50 The 5;lS Freight aud "a an and s1
m Passenger through 10 Mousey. -
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
NEW YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY y. 1854
TRAINS LEAVE SEw.YoRK: =.

Station seveoths and feuriA
ave. Entrance o Twenty seVenth-st
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
asSitaI:

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FOR ALL DERANGEMENTS OF THE URINARY ORGANS
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Nervous Debility fmpoeucy Want Power and all weakness arising
from youthful iudscrrOu resulting in loss O
pleasant dreams weak headache trembling general
ule vision finishing Of the skin, which neglected will
surely lead 20 Insanity or Consumption When he system o
affected viii without help must be nvgOrated aud
strengthened enable fulfill the dutes Of life
DEPOT No 80 EAST THIRTEESTiiSE, hEW.YORK
PRICE. ONE DOLLAR.
DYSPEPSIA. = 6S,0O0 CURES WITHOUT
IL MEDICINE by DU BARRYS delicious BEVALENTA ARABlCA
POOD which deates Dyspepsia Indigestion, Cough Asthma Con
sumption, Debility, Constipation Darrhs Iapauon Nervous B
ious Liver Stomach Complaints Cure No 81 3:iome Juy
1866 The health Of the Holy Father excellent especially since
abandoning all other remedies be has confined himself entirely D
Bsr food and his Holiness cannot praise this excellent food too
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bT BARRY & Ca No winaust New.Yok 10 tins NJ,
81 50; H. ~ 90 b slOi u b go u ~ $i and through all
gTocers and chemists
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

SUNDAY TRAlSs-s3o WAY Train for OusyDei lao ~ Zoe
Patterson. D. n Night Express for Dunkrk, Buiao Rochester
aud points West Soutli
Way Train for Paterson aud Port JervlA pr,,
Express Trains through 70 salamanca Dahkr ana
Western lines e.. N
Night Trains - y. o,t p-o.Ax,v-
DEPOT foot Of Chsnbet NegYOrk also Long DOCK Depot 1s1
CitT
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
Gtatbrrs.
2lusital Snsirumtnts.


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A-UORACE Co NJ. lBi BrOaeway viii dispose of a
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ass aksrs IS 20 S23 monthly until paid fy new
aud secondhand Instruments for rent AMI rent apphsd p0fchSeo OF
for sale at bargains for cash
RION PIANO O-FORTE.-Patented highest
preiu awarded all Tsnowned Worlds kIposon
Piano. Send descriptive psmph pTics list nc MAhoseoy
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A GREAT SOUL IN A SMALL BODY
"A HATBUSHBKs PRIZE COLlBRI ssd ORCHESTRAL PIANOS.
M or se Tor circular Tuning Repairing doRs IN the beat possible
sBnsL BARLOW MATHUsHEK, sole Ases No 6s4 Bfoaesay
A LARGE variety of first-class PIANO
PORTRS agase treble gpest and cheapest nsrumersi New
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S5J Est Twenty 6rstst, between Second And ThrlsyeA
GREAT REDUCTION in Pianos-Barmore's
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I've yes prs Hsdss tesnohss h0u dngui,hed .TtlsI
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N other good Pianos 81 % 30 month Meetons and Or
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GRAND AND SQUARE
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wth hlI Iron Pssme and Agrsse Treble.
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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10

"Darnel Webster" remarked old
Colonel Gumpey, as he trimmed
quid of niggerhead and fastened it
securely between two decayed teeth
in the left side Of his mouth, "Dar-
mel Webster was a great man. There
want nothin mean about him. I've
hearu him talk, but 'twan't so much
as his ginerosity that tuck me. He
had kinder careless way like, that
kept him from gettin rich. He new
er seemed to think what things cost.
| was cumin' up tho Hudson river
along with him once, and in the
mornin' Darnel Webster and me was
a washin' our faces and slickin' our
har in the cabin, and he took out a
tooth. brush aud brushed his teeth
l didn't see no other tooth brush
around, SO | borrowed his'n. And
after l had used it handed it back
to him, and what do you think? Why
Darnel Webster just slung that
tooth. brush right into the river
Aud | s'pose next day he went aud
bought him new one. That's all
he cared about money There amt
no sich men as Darnel Webster liyin'
now" concluded tho Colonel, medi-
tatively, as ho spirited q stream of to-
juice into the fireplace, at the other
eud Of the room.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10
A Hundred Years in Prison.

A certain housebrcaker was con-
demnod in the latter part of the last
century, in France, and under pocu-
liar circumstances, to hundred
years iu the galley, and strange to
relate, this man recently made his
appearance in his own native Prov
ince at the advanced age of 120 years
he being about 20 years of age when
the sentence which condemned him
to such dreadful punishment was
passed. 1t is difficult to conceive
what the feelings must have beonwith
which he returned, as soon as oman-
cipated from the shackles which Gu.
thralled him for century, to breathe
once more the cherished air of his
infancy. Bourg, in tho department
of Ain, was his native home, but time
had SO changed the aspect of the
whole that he recognized it only by
the Church Of Bron, which was the
only thing which had undergone no
alteration. He had triumphed over
laws, bondage, men, time, everything.
Not relation had he left, not a sin
gle being could no hail in acquaiut-
ance, yet he was not without expert.
cncing the homage ana tho respect
the French pay old age. For him.
self he had forgotten everything con-
nected with his early YOUTH even all
recollections of the crime for which
he had suffered was lost, or, if re-
membered, it was dreary vision,
confounded with a thousand other
dreary visions of days long gone by.
His family and connection for several
generations all dead, himselfa living
proof of the clemency of Heaven and
tho severity of man, regretting, per-
haps, the very irons which had been
familiar to him, and half wishing
himself again among the suffering
and wretched beings with whom his
fate had been SO long associated
we'll might he be called the patriarch
of burglars.