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Fire.

JOLIET, Ill, June 5.-A fire broke
out in the Michigan Central Railroad
Depot here, this morning. destroying
it and the round house, and damaging
hve locomotives. Loss about 10000.
Insured.
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and sellers wide apart. Corn-opened
firm at 81; closed dull and dropping
with more sellers than buyers. Oats
Opened firm at no and closed weak at
FRR1aHTs-Cornz- asking 12c.
Toledo.
JUNE 5.-GRAIN = Wheat = Amber
Opened Mt 81 As and closed at 81 42.
Corn-Opened at e5c and closed at 9i1<c.
Oats-Shade lever at 7lc for No. l.
LAKE ERE1eHrs-DulI and unchang-
ed. mr,waunee.
JUNE 5.-FLoUR-ouiet; city Xxx ssa
Observation-Disclosures at 81 1l1z
for No. 1.
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RaseaIIy Revenue Collector Sen.
fenced.

NEW York, June 5.-Ex-Revenue
Collector T. G. Caliicott, has been SEN
fenced to pay n fine of 1000 and be
imprisoned two years in the Albany
penftentiary, for defrauding the Gov
ernment; Richard G. Enright, eighteen
months imprisonment and g, 500 fine,
and ]. s. Allen to one years. imprison-
ment and s.. Geo fine.
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NEWARK, N. j., June 4.-Thonas H.
Lvon. a'prominent a citizen and propri-
etor OF q large oil refinery fell into the
river today at noon and was drowned.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
a1ARKErs BIZ TELEGRArM.
NEW YORK, June 8, 1868.
REGULAR REPORT,

FLoun-Closed dull and a shade
easier on medium grades
GRAIN-Wheat qniet and heavy at
81 20a2 81 for No. ., and 81 25a2 80 for
No. spring; shippers limits are con-
siderably below the market. Rye is
quiet aud firm Mt $2 O5 for new. Corn
dull and heavy at 81 12a1 I2H for new
mixed Western afloat, and 81 16a1 161<
for old mixed Western in store
PRovIsIoNs-Mess pork quiet at
S27 50a27 62, cash and regular. Beef
quiet and steady. Cat meats and ba-
con nominal. Lard fairly active at
l71SaI7L<c for fair to prime steam.
Enas-Oniht and unchanged
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Riof annnreaaelI.

woRDErRR, June 5.-The riotous
demonstrations among the striking
shoemaker were suppressed by the
constables,
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PrrrsBuRa, June 5-Noon.-.Rtver
four feet eleven inches and Iatllng.
weather clear and warm. -
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CoNvALEsoENTs,

Or persons recovering from FsYeTs or any OF
tho malignant forms OF disease, will md
Roback's Stomach Bitters invaluable as n
tonic and stimnlant for removing all pros
tratinR effects which follow disease: 10 sup
plies the great want 80 long felt fora safe
and reliable tonic and appetizer.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
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Release or the Last American Fe'
ufan I'm Ireland.
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AuaurtaI.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

Capital Paid In. ssoo.ooo
THIS BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BUSI-
ness OF the "Merchants' and Mechanics
Bank OF Wheeling" It Is designated De-
posltory and Financial agent OF the Omitted
States, and is prepared TO do q legitimate
Banking business
RreSidsnt-JAs. Nelson Vance.
Directors-Thomas Sweeney, L. 3. DalR.
plain, Jas. o. AcheSon, John Oonlon, Robert
Crangle, A. Allen Howell, VIM. b. Sim pSon,
James Dazen. >. BRADY Cashier.
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BunhIO.

JUNE 5.-FLoUR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat- - Inactive; buyers
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.0haQnteltiqetree1,

eqntelliaetteer.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET
FOR PRESIDENT:
ULYSSES 8. GRANT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
SCHUYLER COLFAX.
STATE REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR.
Hos. W. e. STEVENSON. of Wood.
FOR CONGRESS
Isl EiIhfct-GEN. j. d. DUYAL, OF Brooke
2nd -HoS.J. c. McGREW, OF Preston
FOR AUDITOR. 4
CAPT. THOMAS BoGGkss, OF Roane.
FOR SECRETARY OF sTATE. "a
CAPT. J. NJ. PIPES, of Marshall.
FOR TREASURER,
srAG'r j. A. MACAULEY, OF Ohlo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Hon. THAYER MELVIN, Of Ohio.
JUDGE OF SUPREME CoURT OF APPKALs,
HON. r. l.. BERKSHIRE, OF Mouongalla.
For Presidential Electors.
AT LARGE.
a. ". CAMPBELL Of Ohio County County.
DISTRICTS.
1-GKN. N. GOFF. a.
2-J, MARSHALL HAGANS
3-GRN. W. a. POWELL.
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FIRST
N ATIONAL BANK

Des 'gnhted DeposltoFy q. ,
500 eoo
Money received on deposit: Exchange
GoIlectiCns made and proceeds promptly
remttted.
Interest on Special Deposits at the rate OF
FOUR per cent per annum where the de-
posit remains six months, and FIVE per
cent, II for one year.
Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturer
Bankers and Others solicited.
Revenue stamps for sale I'm sums 10 suit.
a constant supply OF New Fractional Cur
rency, and l, 2. & 90 coin, kept for the ac-
commodation OF depositom and the public.
GEO. X. WHEAT, Pres'L.
maflS GEO. ADAMS, Oash'r.
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WASHINGTON.
The chinese Embassy at the white
House

Executive Nominations Appoint.
ment OF n DIstrIeE Attorney
for West Virginia
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Test Va. Lands
Two Garding Machines for Sale
at Nominal Price.

UIHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES 10 sEL.L.
i two Wool Cardfng Machines. one "a the
other 28 Inches, the latter with eondenser at
faehed They have been used lot country
work For terms address w. BROWN,
Holiday 3 Cove, Hancock county, West va.
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MOHEY-EaSy ana demand llRoJ n
3a5c on call. Sterling firm at 1919
GoLD-weaker,, closing at 1399<
loans made 1a1X carrying; and dat for
borrowing. Engagements for to-mor-
rows steamer, 81, 10000
Government STocKs-opened firm
and advanced about q per cent, but
became weak under sales to realize, but
again became strong. Coupons fSI,
1101Sa1l01<; do '65. 1lO<a11U3s; do new
1125Sa113; do '67, 1l31sa1l3Z; 7-30s
109sza109A<,
Stocks opened weak aud tower, ex-
cept Rock Island, which, under the re.
ports OF a compromise, jumped up tc
l02, subsequently, falling 10 I0IK. The
market was higher In the afternoon
and closed steady.
Border State bonds firmer. Miscel-
laneous shares dull.
A ArepOrt here, perhaps colOred. says
Tracy Is TO go with the Rock Island
Board, and The names of six directors
are given-the opposition also to have
six. The road Is TO be completed tC
Council Bluffs; the new stock is to bt
endorsed, the bonds brought back here
and a dividend of per cent prepared.
STocKs-Canton 5O1ls6I; Cumberland
391<a341<; Quicksilver 26a26I<; MaTipo-
sa 5a6; Pacific Mail 973Sag71z; Atlantic
Mail 3la3j; Western Union Telegraph
3S1<a3S5<; New York CruIral l3jal33Lsi
Erie 695zaG91<; do preferred f5N; Hud-
son I4lNal4Il<: HIrlem 1876 Hartford
and Erie I5I<; Reading 9I5SR945s; Ohio
and Mississippi 30Ia30N; Wabash
6O1<a5O3<; do preferred 691za7O; st. Paul
68aB61<; do preferred T8dT61S: Michigan
Central 40: Michigan Southern S97sa
se>S; Pittsburgh SI1<aSI 1<;Toledo l057sa
1O5H; Northwestern 6s5Sa6S7<; do pre-
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GRAIN-Whent frner and a little
hipher: prime to choice fall ranging at
a. 15a965. Corn very dull at S5a9Oc.
oats unchanged at 76a75c. Rye I'M
PE9yIsIoNs-Very dull. Pork lower
at 81 5Oa2s 90. Bacon lower; should
ers 13cs clear sides 169za17c. Lard
Nothing doing.
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JUsE 6.-FlouR-Yery dun and no
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MANY of "the nice young men" oi
New York city send to England for all
their boots and shoes.
TROPICAL FRUITS are drug in the
New York market.
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MoNRY AND STOCKS.

MoNEY-Easy and demand light at
3a5c on call. Sterling firm at lO1Sa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-21

bert was elected charnau, and Dallas Dil-
dine, Secy. The tnecing wa, opened by
prayer, by Rev. T, W. Powell. The Consli.
ia;ion was read aud adopted section by sec.
ton. Adjourned to NEE, Monday evening,
May 25th, when the members are to sigu the
Constitution, and elect Officers aud Board Of
Managers.
While the discussion Of the different artl.
clcs was in progress, special objection was
offered by one Of the deha,ers to the article
fixing the limit Of membership in point Of age,
at under forty years, funny little incident
happened One speaker objected 10 the
striking ont Of the word forty snd was in
favor ofallowing ladies aud gentlemen to en-
ter the association Another speaker was in
favor Of striking out the word forty. lie
said In sppport Of bis view th1, he had heard
Il said, outside, that while the organization
was understood as being intended for Young
men only, they were admitting old men aud
boys, women aud girls lie had scarcely
concluded his remarks when there was gen.
eral stampede Of the ladies present some g.
teen or twenty for the door Mingled dis
may and laughter spread over the faces Of the
deserted males.
Why cannot the ladies belong
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From FOstorin.

Fo1ortA, Thursday ia, 1Sjs.
quite ripple ou the surface of our community
-thc marragablc portion of it-wos in luccd by
% public performance Of the nupna tie Ut tlc
Catholic church, on Wednesday morning. at 5
o'cl'el. Tn, church was full Of spectators an
the happy occasion was one TO bc remembered.
Ca Tuesday evening last, meeting for the
expression Of views on the conlact Of sena-
tors in the matter Of impeachment, was held
at Liberty Hall, Charles Fosior presided,
aud L. W. Thomas was made Secretary.
The President Of the meeting presented its
purrosc in neat little speech which was well
received anl frequently apphuded, Reso,u
lious passed sustaining the coarse Of those
slHunch senators who see in ihe Prcsidcnts s
removal peace to the coantry, AMI c5nl'm.
na,ory Of those who through outside pres
sure, are oscihtng. 0thcr speeches were
made 10y prominent Republicans.
noticed in your paper some weeks ago,
m article reare;ing severely on persons who
were in the habit Of wooing the sweet re-
storcr, publicly in church. am panied to
state tina, Fostorio, too, Witnessed her dignity
outraged, IN a like manner at the NJ f.
Church, Sunday last A colored boy, NAMED
Peter Carey died Of lung disease last Wed.
ncsday night, lie was found dead in h!5
bed. Saturday was day of rcst--from
idleness. The t6wn was full OF business.
Lovpoy.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

J. A. Stoncr to VIM. Smoyer in.lot No. 70,
in the lst ward, fJr $3.50
j. A. Stcphcson TO !. Funk, 7s,G acres In
Venice Tp, for 2 535.
J. Bcahm to G. W. Beahm, iu-lot SC in Lew
iN ne, for 500. .r .a...
}. ll,tcr Jr, to l.. IItter, ll3 acres in Thomp-
son Tp for l2.ioo. .. .....
Levi Einscl to \. Price, so acres in Eden Up,
for 500.
VI. & G. FRAZIER to J. II. Bcrps'rcsser, 40 lcc'
on Of in lot No. a., in 2nd ward. for 100
D. Hartsock to Hestler 30 acres in Adam.
Tp, for 1900
J. Schre.ucr to A. Bowman, ~ acres IL
Thompson Tp, for 2.O50.
j. Richards to a. Bronson, part Of iu-lot No
100. IN Fostoria for 100.
J. Snider to j. Hinscy Jr, 1926 acres il
Jackson Tp, for ZOO.
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Next!

They arc getting upa now edition of the BiNe
at chieago in which anumber Of blank pages IA,
lcfs in the family record for divorces.
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Bitters. Most bittcrs of the present day
that ARE loudly punrl through the newspapers
as having great tonic, nnl curative properties
are vile compounds anil base impositons, con.
tanning no medicinal virtues whatever, an ure
| really worry poor whisky beverage; and, instead
ofuctng "a a -timulcut and tonic, have tcnlcn-
cy 10 weaken the stomach by cntrcly destroying
the coating. The public shoull therefore be
very cautious, AMI purchase none blt Robieg,
Somlrh DNas, whi'h have stool the test 0s q
remedial pgrnt for nlny years, and are really as
their namc in licucs, stomtch blt,er1 and not
uhcycrlgc. They combine tho properties Of the
best tonic AMI stimulnt--l gentle laxative, an
efficient anti-hlious agent and the bcst -tomachic
known 10 the wo,l /, aul, when talSch in coniunc-
ton wit, R,blclS's Blood PMS, are tho safest
and surc-t preventative against all bilious de-
engagements throughly regulating the whole sys-
tenn aud giving tone to the digestive organs.
They are highly reconlmenucIs, Inyigorl,.
ing tonic to mothers while nursing, Increasing
the now Of milk, AMI conyalcsccnt-, TO restore
the prostration which always follows long.con.
tinued sickness, theyore unsurpassed No house
holl should consider themselves salo from the
ordinary mnlalIes without the inyaluahlc mcli-
cines. They can be obtained Of Hcrshiscr 4
Myers, sole Agents, TtEn, Ohio. Hea9 Ina
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Successful Burglary and Capture of

VAN " NuC nNI Nht ~ - hN NV 2 va Ah"t@'
day morning last, that a store room in Is,,ssor's
building occupicd by John NJ. wcimer 4 CO.
Clothiug merchan s. and Frci. Wolf 4 bro. a.
boot and shoe store. had been burglauously cn.
tered during the uight, created quite an excite.
ncnt The thieves goiucd ON entrance at the
front doors by forciby pushing against them
until they spruAg open. There were three or
thcm aud they took four suits of clothing, a
watch. broke open q drawer aud took from po,k-
1T book si75 In cash, with some notes, and four
pairs ofbpot<, rhe.Nholc loss was estimated 10y
Ne. weimcr at s,ln. On the sams evening three
men bought thkets cor saniusky, and iyn on the
sm express train for that ropt. Mr. Thomas
NVoutn, the night ticket agent At this station,
whcn Informed tho burglary, in company with
policeman Arnold, Stated 10 pursuit, and after a
long run around tie ont skirts Of Sandusky, onc
Of the thieves, who gives bis name vs. VIM. bil,
was corncrcl Ia the fcsdcurc Of q M. Davis, nni
taken into custody. ON the appearance OF his
cJp,ors, hc drew % revolver ON Mr.. Nuouon, who
was too quick for him and escaped injury. At
this iuuotnrc Nrnoli camc TO honj Und the bur.
glars was SECURED 4 SUIT uf Mr. Wcmcr's
clothing was found ON him uslcr his OH clothcs.
Bhlwos brought 90 riau, on the Thursday even.
ing train. The other two men were tracked two
miles on the Monroeyillc rp3j, hut made Their
escape. After examination before tho Mayor
Bllwas sent to thc-oouuty Jail.
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The 9 COrscts.--We desire TO attract
the attention OF the ladies TO the above Cor.
set, which is meeting with unexamplcd POP
ularity wherever introduced. These Coysets
arc manufactured fsom the very best quality
Of Naumkeag Sat,een, Twills and Pique,
with no seem passing through the goods and
are warranted to be Of stn,ight grain whale
bone supported in the back by flexible
steel, enabling the Corset to retain i,s sym
metry much better than the German woven
or French Corse;s. And as for Ct, comfort,
ease style aud durability, 'Nr e1cels all Cor
sets Of Foreign or American manufactures.
Price $500. For sale by s Wadnau, In
Mrs. Aliens Millinery store, Market street
opposite thc Davis House, THU, Ohio.
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COUnCll Proceedings Monday evening,
Prcscnt--Johnson, Kaup, Noble and Wagner.
On motion, the Clerk was instructed to
draw orders on proper funds for accounts
amounting to S27O.
On motion, tt was ordered that the City
Marshal direct the street lamps on Washing.
ton street, from Perry to Madison, not to cN.
coed four in number, be kept Iightel during
the night for the use Of the Independent
Ciy W,t:h.
Ga motion. 1. was ordered that the Sup,r
visor contract with Mr. F. llarlcr aud Mr..
=. Ryan, for all the gravel they can fnrn-
ish, at 25 cts. per load.
The orlinmce cnt,tel an ordinance to
prohibit the use of steam whistles in GER
tain cascs, WAS taken mp for, and passed
its second reading without dissent
On motiou,.it was ordered by the Coun-
ell thltJ. a. Mcfarland, Daniel Cunningham
and Il. l.. Gunlh, OF the lst ward, AMI
\. B. Ilovey, a, Laulon and +. Singer,
, Of the 2nl ward he appointed and consti-
tutcd Il Board Of Equalization Of the city,
for the current year.
The ordinance relating 10 the election Of
city officers, upon tic question Of its hnal
passage, was passed aud became law.
Tne ordnance relating 10 streets und
side walks, was passed on It's final reading
The ordinance pr,scribing the duties o
/ Supervisors, was laid over uutil the mex
regular meeting.
On motion, it was ordered that the Chic
Engineer lie instructed to have the number
Of the Fire (haud) Engine No. g. changed
to ,, and that said Fire Engine and Com
pany hereafter TO be known by that mum
| Der. Council adjourned
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PETITION TO SELL LAND.

ISAAC SLOANE, ADMINISTRATION OF JOHN
l. Davidson, deceased, Plaintih,- against, Mary
Ann Davidson, Henry Davidson, William David
son, Margaret Blair and her husband, William
nlair, Mary Jane Jenning- and hor husband, Mh-
'on Jennings, Samantha, Caldwell, Sarah sloane
and her husband, Ezra sloane johnson Caldwell,
John d. Caldwell, VIM, H. Caldwell, Mary Jane
Lewis and her husband, James Lewis, Defendants
In the Probate Court In aud for Seneca County,
and state Of Ohio,
To the above named defendants.
You are hereby notified that on the 2nd day OF
May, 1868 the said Administrator filed his Peti-
iion IN the Probate Court, In and for the County
Of Seneca and State OF Ohio, the Object aud pray
er Of which petition Is 10 obtain an order on the
18th day Of June, 1868 for the assignment Of the
dover Of Mary Ann Davidson the widow Of said
deceased, In and for tie sale OF, the following
real estate tof which the said John Davidson,
deceased, sgHcd) 10 pay the debts OF aRid dcceu-
dent, tO.wit; Tho west half of the southeast
quarter OF section three IN Seneca Up, in seneea
County and state OF Ohio, containing eighty
aeres more Hess, mon which said lands are eer-
tain growing crops, in which William Davidson
has an interest. ISAAC SLOANE, Admr.
Dated May 9th, 1868, by
HALLS PITrENGER, Attya for Petitioner.
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Messengers Notice,

THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on THE
| 9th day Of May a. d. 1853, Warrant in Bank.
ruptcy was issued against the estate Harry Az.
tell Palmer, ~ West Lodi IN the county of senoca
and State OF OHIO, who has boon adndaed Z
Of any debts and delivery az any property be,
longing TO such bankrupt. TO him OF fof his use
and The transfer Of any property BY him Il
forbidden by law that meeting Of the crodi-
choose ono OF moro assigncos Of HE estate,
Sill he hrl at Court Of Bankruptcy 10 b.
holdgn al Norwalk, Huron county, Ohio, before
Jnas, A. Dsis,s, az lao'elocs 4, NJ
Marry Thompson,
Deputy U. s. Marshal .s Messenger.
F9pk RakSi Any fsg ?srtcpg pSccH
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DtGtI)s..

DUTR0W. died, on the Ilth inst, near
Ti0in, Mrs. Elizabeth Jluc, wife of Philip
Dutrow, in the 45th year Of her age,
The deceased had been afflicted for ncarly
year previous to her death She bore her
sufcrings with calm resignation, and died in
the tridmphs of faith, Of which she made a
formal profession few weeks prior to her
deceasc. She leaves husband and ten chill.
dren to mourn their loss which is her eternal
gain. ~ - ~ X.
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Go 10 Ryan, Brlnherhor d Co.-Fo

Go TO Husiuu's City Drug Store for pure
Liquors for medicinal purposes.
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GOOD NEWS TO ALL!

THE WOMANS REST FRIEND Is A GOOD
| and reliable sewing machine
For such an article go to 9. ~ Stingis Sewing
Machine Rooms where you will find the genuine
Howe, Singer, 1,tnn aud the improved star Shut
tie. There is no genuine Howe unlcs II has n
medallion (the head Of Elias Hover embedded In
II. G. H. Sting Is the only authorized Agent for
this machine, In Tilhn,
Having been engaged In the business Of repair
ing Sewing machines iot the past six years, will
promise 10 keep my michlncs clean and in good
repair for three years, FREE Of charge, which Ii
more than one can expect from those who have
had no experience In repairing machines.
amnow prepared tu attach Hemmcrs, Braid.
ers, Quiters, Fclers and fuckers n most OF the
old style machines.
20 come and buy now machines, or fetch In
your old ones, and will give you satisfaction,
II desirrd will tako machine to tho residence
OF any person wishing tJ purchase, end put II Ia
operation.
II will take orders for all kinds Of seal press.
cs. steel stamps and stencil plates, aud will mrn.
ism thcm as cheap rs they can be got In larger
cities.
Rooms on Maiust., over Kroh 4 Elder. China
store. c, II. STING.
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nlarriooes.

BINGHAM N-ZIAIMERMAN.-O Tuesday, the
10th inst, by tue Rev. T. W. Powell, Mr. Frank
Bingham, OF Mishawul,n, Ind 10 Miss Mincryl
Zimmerman, ofthis city.
Along Tith tie above notice came nice
bundle Of cake, and the receipt of the same
is hereby Acknowledged, while we extend to
the bride and groom the printers blessing.
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Agenilcman who in early life was victim tc
that dcb'sing vice so common to youth, which
resulted in Seminal Weakness, involuntary
Emissions ani Nervous Prostration, aud cam,
noNr ending his days in hopeless misery. Atei
using numerous remedies without success, hs
obtained from a friend soma simple rules and
prescriptions that effected a permanent cure
On behalf OF suffering humanity how'll send
the same free of chorgc to an who may desire It
Adde'S EDGAR TREMAINE. Station N,
iiNtT-iy Bible House. Ncw YORK.
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81. NJ" spoke his pcice at the Court House,
on Friday evening. lie charged 10 cts. od-
mission, hut the pressure (at the door)
finally induced him TO change his mind
when he generously threw opcu the door aud
then had quite an audience.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-21
TuE "MG3sENGER OF mEALTuI

Eigcd at the rynusy luuia Institute Of Mcdi-
cine, contain. cn article ON Dyspepsia Chills and
Fever, and Kidney Affections, M which the writer
positively declares that the whole science ofMcd.
iciuc posscsscs 10 rcmciy for the ourc OF those
diseases, that is hlf rs cihelclou. Us Mishlcrs
Herb BtIcrs. lie speaks from experience, hay
ing used them In his practice f0r the rust two
ycurs, 20 the exclusion Of oil othrr remedies and
without a solitary instance Of failure. SOll by
all Druggists and dealers,
Dr.. $. -. HARTMAN & CO., Proprietor, Ian.
caster, pn., and Chicago, Illinois, . uo1l.3m.