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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07

The first regular meeting will be held on the
second Monday in May, and persons wishing to
Join the club may present their names TO any Of
the Directors, who llthen report them to club
for admiss ion.
The Beard Of Directors have obtained the new
Fair Grounds, for their place Of playing during
the eoming season, and will at ohee put them in
order for first-cass hail ground, which viii
hereafter be one Of the "Insutahons" OF the
city. Their season for match games will COM
menee July lst, and the intervening time will be
devoted to strict practice games, after which they
hope 10 keep the reputation good which they
earned last season for good playing
The Club has been greatly strengthened by the
acquisition Of several ane players. who we're not
IN the organization last year.
We notice the Club has been Eell sptken Of By
the "BAse Ball Chronicle" the Aeka wedged
crssa cff fhs ffhtsrnity.
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Cincinnati, Sandusky, & Cleveland
RAIL ROAD.
THE PIONEER LINE OF OHIO.
TIME CARD, JANUARY IL, Is6s.

U doISG sOuTu,Ar
7,2S A. NJ, iO,2S 4 VI, aud I2,iT A. NJ.
ooiSG SoHrH, AT
3i39 A. VI, 1855 A. NJ, and 5ii3 r. NJ.
Express leaves sandusky SUNDAY instead Of
Saturday evenings. and Accommodation leaves
Dayton sunday Instead Of Saturday evenings.
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School Examiners Notice.

rINIlE school Examiners OF Seneca County VIII
L examine teachers at the Oraud Jury ROori Ia
the Court House In 'fitin on the tith aud 2s.A
days OF March, the llth, 18th, and 28th days ot
April, on the "a, sth, and Esd days of May, ans
on the 9Th day Of June, 1865 Applicants viii b.
required 70 be present early one oeloel q
tho days OF examination, or they viii not b. s2
amlned No certificates will b. isnued cxctft o.
an examination day, and teachers are reQu.4i =
not to apply FOR certificates on any other diy
JOHN McCAuLIkT,
5. J, KtRkWOOD,
u. Y. MYERS,
thin, March T., 1868. Examintt,
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Organization of the THIN Base Ball

Club. second annual meeting OF the
"Tihin" Base Ball Club was held on Thursday
evening" April Goth. and the folsoEing ofheers
elected for the year 1893
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07

efNAiiNs hlAN ~Sfi'f HNN fHN AD--SNAAb NA''NN4~
elected for the year 1893
VIM. II. Gibson-President.
w'R; Steele Steele Vice Presidents.
O. BIofehouse-seoretary
John NJ. Kauii-rreasurer
A. |. Kaup,
W. X. Steele,
g. d. Loonis, Directors.
J. ii. Brioker,
o. RasOn.
T.H NOonan-scerer.
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DARING
A Safe Blown Open, and about eAOOO
stOIen--The Thieves get of with their
Booty.

Mr.. B. Rocco, the well known confec-
toner and ice cream saloon keeper, whose
establishment is on the corner Of Main
and Adams streets, was not little as
tonished yesterday morning to find that
his place of business had been entered,
his safe blown open, and nearly n thou
sand dollars in specie and greenbacks
stolen therefrom. From the appearance
of the premises, it would seem that the
robbery was planned by parties who
were not only posted in their business,
but we'll acquainted with the premises.
The night was favorable for dark deeds,
the elements seeming to have combined
with midnight thieves and providers. An
entrance was effected by forcing the
grating on the pavement. Getting into
the cellar, they bored the flooring, and
gained admission to the sales-room, where
they robbed the till of some ten or eleven
dollars. They then proceeded to rob the
safe of its contents. From appearances.
it would seem that two efforts were made
to blow open the safe before q success was
met with. Certain it lie, the thieves goi
seventy. i've dollars in gold, eighty dol
lars in silver, and seven hundred and
| ninety dollars in currency. The job was
executed most srtistically, and evidently
was not done by greenhorns. 1t is q no
torious fact that there are hundreds o.
professional thieves and pickpockets,
who should be sharply looked after by
the police. Confidence men are not very
scarce either, but ply their trade daily il
defiance OF all law. 1t would appear
from the manner in which the shove
robbery wss made, that money is much
safer in q bank vault than in q private
safe. No clue to the perpetrators Of th'
deed has as yet been Uncovered.
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~ IA COURTS.


UNITED STATES 0OURT---C Connolly r.
Trigg, Judge.-In the cases Of Alexan-
der VS.. Fitzpatrick, and Reeves VS.,
Memphis aud Charleston rai!rosd, mo,
tlons for new trials were heard and over-
ruled. NJ. HALEY 20. Sears, tax.title
case, consent decree was entered. In
Nos. 80 and al District Court docket,
Judgment by default and order Of sale.
Gen. Gideon ]. PilloY was admitted to
practice In this Court. To-day VII be
tried SO, 1873 District Court docket,
United States vs., LOWS distillery.
BANKRUPTcg GoyRF.-E y. Latham,
Misunderstanding Of creditors held In
the following eases ; P. I. Hudson, II,
A. Newsom, John o. Bniord, Simon
Pump, William M Loeb, w. d. Monroe,
w. y. Clrods being appointed assignee.
A discharge wss granted to Reuben a.
Able, .emaw
Law CoURT-Jdn1ss o. Pierce, Judge.
The first case sat for to-day is 6lS, after
which the calendar m regularly al
| follows; s2f, s26, e2s, e27, 62s, sso, sao
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CASH CAPITAL OF SS5O0,OgO.

Which VIII be sufficient TO duplicate lines to
all or nearly al the paying points reached BY
The present monopoly.
TIE press tTsleg fsph Companies OF The oCUH-
try have been consolidated into che huge
monopoly, and are now earning over
L MILLIONS OF DOLLARs per yesr. or
over one hundred per cent on the actual coss
OF their lines, their present capital having been
watered over ONE THOUSAND per cant
THE NATIONAL iELE6RAPH COMPANY
have a recognition from toe URite5 States
Government Of the importanes or their enter
prise, with u grant OF toe NEST yalusble rED-
ehises ever conferred upon a teies raph eonl-
pany. No competing line has ever had the
right now granted by Congress to his company
TO construct and operate lines over every
RAILROAD and MAIL ROUTE In ths UHitsa
states. The position Of this company differs
hom that OF any company ever before organ
hsd. The question Of the RIGHT OF WAY -
I FOREVER SETTLED.
The stockholders OF this company eanIOt be
sod ont or TRASsFERRED 10 any other
company. The act Of Congress under ghiah
this company has been organized, prohibits
any transfer OF the franchises granted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-16

OUR WEEKLY.-Our Mammoth
WEEKLY is published today. 1t con-
tains the usual quantity Of reading mat
ter and news Of all kinds. The circuls-
ton Of our WEEKLY, as well as DAILY,
is rapidly Increasing, and we pride our
selves in pointing to n WEEKLY as
of the largest, best and cheapest journals
published in the South. Copies ready
for mailing may be had at our counting
room to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-16

Scrip and city notes, and coupons and
bonds redeemed since January 10 to be
deducted. The above approximate to
the actual indebtedness, and can be cor
sidered reiiatls.
3. MoDAvITT, Chairman.
Which was adopted by the following
vote: -
kyes-Messrs. Bowers, Clancy, John
son, Rufip, Renner, Lemon, Psssmore,
Swayne-S.
Nsys-Messrs. Wickersham, Black,
a'ponnell, Gicalla, Moffett, Ellis and
Wright,
4 motion to amend the report Of The
Finance Committee, making the amount
Of bonds TO be issued one million Instead
Of six hundred thousand, was approved,
when the report of the committee, as
amended, was adopted.
By Alderman Psssmore:
Reaolusd, etc., That the Office now held
by Is. ", Wiekershsm, as Alderman
from the FhiFd Watd, be and is hereby de-
elsred vacant, on account Of ineligibility,
according to article 2, section 20, Of the
Constitution.
Referred to q special committee, COM
posed of Aldermen Moffatt, Ruffn,
johnson, Powers and Wright, with the
City Attorney.
4 communication was received from
Capt. Elem. Calvert, Superintendent Of
the Memphis and 81. Louis Packet Com.
paDy, requesting that ten dsys' time
may be extended before the order Fels-
tive to wharfbosts is executed.
Rescued, That the time asked for by
! Capt. Calvert be granted, and q commit.
tee of three, with the Mayor, be appoint
ed By the Chair, to confer with the Cap
tain'and report TO this body.
Adopted, and Aldermen Rufin, O'Don.
Rell aud Moffst appointed the committee
After the transaction OF some unimpor.
tant business the Rosrd adjourned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-16

MORE SHOOTING BY NEaRoEs.-Abolt
eleven O'Clock on Saturday night, four
negroes entered the lot Of Or. Sam MI
Ter, on Hernsndo street, evidently with
1 tbe intention Of robbing the chicken
coon. An old female negro servant,
hearing an unusual noise, went into the
ward, when sl9 was shot ct but not burt.
She retreated ana took shelter behind a
woodpile. Her son capls rgHping out to
see what the disturbance wss, when he
was fred ct, one Of the shots lodging in
the left breast near the region Of the
| heart. His wound sill probably prove
fatal. The Doctor e sPpeared upon
fbe scene and was fired at but not in
,mPd. The Doctor was armed With g
doubi e-barrel shotgun which failed to Go
i:s duty, both barrels missing are, cpnse-
o~uentjv tbe thieves got OFF. The Doc
tors serysut boy is still alive, although
there is very dtas hope of his recovely =.
WE Intended 10 secoEsspy this no.
tice Of a very ~slngular eonManicstion
which appeared in our o>uJ as Tei as
the columns Of the other moyniDg papers
Of yesterday, with proper CONTINENTS on
the Unauthorized and grstuitous indorse
ment, by the Bulletin, OF the statement
to which it alludss, but were compelled
to devote our present columns to some
thing else. The article which we were
dssirous should appear in the proper con
nection, shall meet the reader tomorrow.
To she PubIie.
In reply to Mr.. CAmpbeil's card, which
appesred in the Ledger of yesterday,
MI. A. c. Ferguson, referred to in said
| card, respectfully requests toe public to
| draw it's own conclusions as to the weight
OF ~veraelty of sixteen young gentlemen
who have beer educated by careful and
honorable parents, In the ways Of truth,
end an individual with whom they csn
! have DO controversy whose statement is
a tlEsue Of falsehoOds from beginning to
! e.id, aud who is said to have been made
| familiar with the discipline OF tire Mis-
souFl penitentisTy, His publication, %
! create sympathy, starts cut with au un-
necessary fslsehood, he claiming TO have
/ read our explanation on a sick bed, when
he was seen upon the street, that day, end
an 3 different part Of the city from that
in which be resides. Our explanation Il
strictly tue in every particular, and the
| denials aud assertions Of Campbell are
mere bravad0 from Que who has no char
I acter Of value to i0ae, and cannot by any
nAU act sink much deeper in infamy.
A. c. FERGUSON, Secretary.
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10 Be MADE.

One per eezE Of the Stock viii be required on
subscribing, and subsequent calls. not to ex-
coed sve per cent. per month, will be made by
the Roard OF Directors, from time 20 tine, as
be necessary, to supply funds to construct
and equip the lines but no calls viii be made
sner the one per cent is paid, unt1 the En-
TIRE CAPITAL STOCK shall have been sab
scrfbed.
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GREAT SALE OF HIGHLY VALUABLE
LANDS NEAR THE CITY on SATURDAY
NExr.-Ths~ extensive sale Of real estate,
by Messrs. Register, TrezsEant e Co,
Auctioneers, appearing ia our columns
today, offers a splendid opslSng for q
safe and profitable investment-ssta be-
cause good laud held by a perfect tite Is
always the surest depositary Of cash
profitable, because after returning to the
purchaser two or three hundred dollars
Der acre by the sale OF wood to the Men,
phis wood wagons, he has Ia his land,
when cleared, a still richer treasure 10 lie
capacity Of agricultural production. i
parties ever expect 70 buy lands BeaI
Memphis, this is the chance. Sea the
auctioneers' advertisement, and be on
hand.
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MISCELLANEOUS
THE NATIONAL
TELEGRAPH


A new enterprise, to be known a. the Ma
tional Telegraph Company, has been organ
lied with valuable franchises conferred BY a
recent Ect Of Congress for the purpose Of es-ab-
fishing Trunk Lines OF TeIsgTaphs or al the
principal railroads and mai routes il the
United States. The stock Is 20 be issued upon
the same Principe as that Il the Merchants
Union Express Company, which recently com
meneed operations. Tie deign Is 10 Interest
the entire business community In the enter
prise. Thfs is done, not so much 70 dispose Of
the stock as It Is - secure the buziEess OF the
country through which the lines pass.
The Capital Is to be
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-16
O 10000,
In 10000 shares, OF the par value OF
PER SHARE,
But the actual.amount 20 be paid in CASH.
$35 Per e,

thIs amsuat "a to be PAID. a. follows: One
per cent Of the par at the time Of subscribing,
and no more. until the entire capital las been
subscribed and hen IN calls 70 be maze b the
B ard OF directors; fnstasmsats not tC ezesed
I've per cent per month when thirty FIVE
per cent. OF the par value OF the shares las
been paid. certificates Of stock VII b isusd.
This VIII give the company q paid up
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BADLY INJURED.-Sergeent c. 3.
Smith met with rather . serious scoident
yesterday morning. In attempting 10
get on a street car, on Main street
near Poplsr, be missed bis footing
snd fell. Oue Of the wheels passed over
bis right foot, thigh and band, brusiug
them badly. He was taken into the
drug store on the : Of Main and
Washington streets, where his wounds
va-e partially dressed. He was after
Yards taken to his home, attended by
bis Dbvs,7ian. 1t is feared that the 10.
Iurv to bis i,0ot may render smPutation
neepssary.
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WHITE FawR, Dickens, Sam Weller,
Boz, Tourist, Ounce, Peabody, Essex,
Pocket Hats. Hats in every variety of
style. quality, Color sud price, just re.
celved at Wheaton Il Co.'s, 1879 Main
street. .rn zrr apib 81
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DE-. JAMEs will be in his office, 1879
| Main street over Wheston's bat store,
| from 9 am. to l pm. today. From and
after that time his address will be at bis
home Office, 81 and SO Randolph street,
Chicago, Illinois.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-16

Boys and Chi!drens' Hats, fifty differ
ent kinds, the best end cheapest IN the
market. at Wheaton & Co.'s apl6 81
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REMEMBER Hesse & Co.'s stock of
damaged goods must be sold without re-
gard to price or value, ut 2S4 Main street.
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Beard of Mayer and Aldermen

At a called meeting of the Board Of
Mayor and Aldermen, held yesterday,
April Is, 1858, there were present Hon.
Z. McDavitt, Mayor pro tenn, Chairman
Swayne, Aldermen Powers, Clancy,
Johnson, Black, Wiekersham, OiDon-
nell, Rufin, Cioalls, Lemon, Renner,
Passmore, Moffet, Ellis and Wright.
The Finance Committee submitted the
following report upon the ordinance,
which was received by the Board:
Your committee, to whom was referred
the above ordinance, are of opinion,
. after q careful examination into the
indebtedness Of the city, and the great
importance of restoring the credit of the
ssme,i that you should order an cleo
ton of the ciuzens to vote the issuance
of 1900, eco of time bonds, having from
twenty to thirty years to run. This
amount, we feel sure, viii be required to
fund q sufficient amount of the due debt
of the city, that the balance may be
taken Up by the Revenue officers Of the
city. Aud we would recommend thai
said election be held st as early a dsy as
possible.
Pending the consideration of the sub
ject matter before the Board, a recess of
fifteen minutes was ordered for the pur-
pose of allowing the Finance COMMITTEES
time to furnish a detailed statement to
the Financial Committee of the city.
Upon the expiration Of the recess Or
dered, the chairman called the Board to
| order, when the Committee submitted
the following report, which was received
by the Board:
The Bond fndebte1 ness OF the CITY is. 81 7l9,0O(
or which is due BY stale apd'otherS 81 OF
sLsss,OoC
Warrants outstanding and unpaid 20 eS
/ Ledger balaneeS----- .-.--.,.... $500 l5lV'
s2ssss55Ss.
s2,5yL,O0
PART DUE INDEBTEDNESS.
G.nd Indebtedness part due-..-.-.... s 2T,0Cl
| bond indebJsdneSs Que Jan l. ls59-..-. No,O1
| B0hd inos5teo aes1 due Jaus1 lstU-..-. 4el,tt
Coupons pGrt due. kz3V
Warrants outstanding and Gnpsid-.-. 91U-
1 Ledger I7JiVW
,,,,. n.,.o,., . !. provided 70, Hs5l Is,sS
sl,2I4,0t
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WE will sell our damaged stock regard
less Of cost or value. Hesse d Co.. 20
Main street.
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63l, 632. Col. Gantt's argument in the
contested election case of Donovan vs..
Mathiaa, left unfinished yesterday, will
be resumed to-day at l O'Clock pm.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-Geo. ". WaIdron,
Judge.-The cases set for trial yesterday
were disposed Of as far as No. 593, which
remains uneoncluded. The cases set for
to-day are:
249 Cotton VS. Southern Express Company.
2T Fitzpatrick VS. Kelar.
323 H0 X & LagTil VS. Hughes.
3Sl Blelock Il Co VS. Mickle.
43 We4r & Co Va Glynn ct 81.
40 Williamson VS. BoIinger.
4b5 Jenkins VS. Motley.
500 G dhoun V -.
47J Gay VS. BoIinger.
AL Grondy VS. Motley.
81 Montso very v Kupperschmidt,
SO Painter VS. saoach.
So CJnger ct al vs. Grant & Co.
$40 Academy OF Oh istian Brothers vs. selby.
so y rms VS. Steinkuhl.
607 Reed ct al " Mai.an.
hbS William VS. Louis
800 Frazer vs. SchmsiZried.
81 Peel VS. Nevis q al.
b2S Br9WR, use, ~ Woodward OF al.
so Bradshaw vsAnders1n.
$50 Wheel ok vs. Syive Ter.
$50 Laurenzi VS. Galieno.
o Z SZeTenyiY VS. AcEe. man,
81 Mis- Ada nkh-ad vs. Peterson.
8G Straa ct al " Holland.
a89 Bass v Miller.
6il GAynor. Stviss & Co vs James e. al.
O54 B1uh!eir Clothing Company Us WaggeneI
ca.
SIS Habliel ct al VS. Hart.
6JS CO Sett ys Winters
hE9 Saoheimer ct al. VS. Nesey 81 al.
5ab L ED ct al VS. L. on.
So Perkins et al. vs. Idins & Co,
665 Mcksn aey VS. Manning.
SIS Fletcher vs. Robertson et al,
OF Taylor VS. Tuttie o. al,
81 Hobbs VS. Leavit e. al.
65i DesdrICk vs. Buacs.
6s3 ArsOld ct al VS. Els N Bros.
6Si fenn National Rank W Hutchinson et al.
B5 Commercial Bank OF Tenn vs. LodAnd.
6S5 Selden Ell al VS. Payne.
6SS Peace VS. Wincer.
$50 Merchants National Bank vs. Johnston Ell
al,
600 Fox VS. Raear.
90 F1ead eJas VS. Alexander & Co.
G94 Harrisoo s FtrF.
7O4 Morris VS. Adams
Ti9 TreZsvaLt z ION vs. Bowen. -
72i Moore VS. Henry.
7S Wolf, agent, VS. Peiegrioe.
REMEMBER Hesse d Co.'s stock O.
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REMEMBER Hesss & Co Is stock OF
damaged goods must be sold without re-
gard to price or value, st pa Main street.
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COST COSF! COST !-.-.The
large and spleadd stock 0f Boots,
Shoes and ssasS, one Of the finest
in The Sehth, % be clHSeu 00t al
prices HDder EssteFn Cost, at ]. 7,
HaUdlan { Cas-, =
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FOR SALE.

CUBURBAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
- SALE OK EAsY TEEAs My LANES, 3 mules
east of the citv, are for sale, on terms 10 sun
purchasers. for cash or on any one
70 Ten years, and in any quauufy-nom acres
70 300. My residence, with from "a 70 y acres
land. will be sold at a great bargain Apply 10
myself ou the premises OF 10 Royster, Ireze-
want q Co, my n eats, in Zoe city.
apI2Im \. n. IRRELEVANT.
TyR SALE CHEAP.-A superior Sg-Horse
power stationary Engine and Boiler COM
piete-as good as new. Cost 500; viii sell
same for Si6O. Cal st 2S Madison street and
see Il in running order.
]. d. MERRITT, Asst Supt
mh& In Iuthwestern Fl and Cot 90.
D0R sALE-Ata a bargain. q splendid PIANO,
u sevea octave, nearly new. Address J. D.
Appeal Office. IeoA
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To MERCHANTs, JoBBRRs AND Re-
TAILERs.-Having an extra large stock OF
Calicoes, Blsachedan Brown Domestics,
Stripes, Bed Ticking, Jeans and Linens,
we are selling at New York quotations
In order to close them u Here are
bargans for somebody. j. Fl. Loewen-
slice & Bros, No. 23i Main street, Clay
Building. aplez ~ ws'
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WE will sell our damaged stock regard
less OF cost or value. Hesse & Co, 234
Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-16

500 PAIRS OF fine French calf boots, at
six dollars a pair, at Rice & Engeps, 2G3
Main street.
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MRS. WINsLoW7s
S sYRU

y OF Hin y UP
For Children Teething,
Greatly facilitates the process Of teething. by
softening the gums, reducing all Inflammation
aIlay all pain and spasmodio action, and is
Sure 90 EeguIat ethe Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers, it win give rest to
yourselves. ssd
Relief and Health to your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for years
and can say in confidence and truth Of 1t what
we never can be able to say OF any other med
ieins: Never has it failed in a single instance
to effect 4 cure when timely used. Never did
we know an instance OF dissatisfaction by any
one who used It. On the contrary, all are de-
lighted with its operation, and speak IN terms
Of commentator of its medical effects and
medical virtues. We speak in his matter
" what we do know" after years Of experience
and pledge our reputation for the fulElment OF
what we here declare. In almost every in
sLRnce where the infant is suffering from pain
aud exhaustion. relief Will be found in fifteen
or twenty minutes after the syrup is admins
tered.
Fuil dirsctonsf for using wiz accompany each
bottle.
b sure and call for
"Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup"
diving the fac-simile OF " Curtis & Perkins
on The outside wrapper. All others are base
LIMITATIONS.
sold By Druggists throughout the world.
Price, oaiy So CeBGs per Bottle.
UFFICEs-25 Fulton street. Nv York 205
High HoIborn, London, England 4H st. Paul
street., Montreal. Csoada- Oc29 cod 6D
$4,000 o nos 4 5 S9Fe si3IsT sex F 1say
f~sscirate and Rsfr tile love and affection OF
any person they cAoO Q, irstanty- This sira-
pie nlenEal Rcluirenent all c = possess. Free
BY mail for 10 cents, together with al ucnaI o.
Love Also, Secret or S1ccss- How 70 get
Rich, etc. iO0,tOB sold. Address T F.. WOOD
mil SIN N-TuOu. New Jersey
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The Company confidently believe that thirty
i've per cent. of the Capital stock VII con-
struct and fully equip
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PLANrERsABrogans, Negro Plaids and
Stripes, Osnaburgs, Calicoes, Bseecned
and Brown Domestics, Cottonsdes,
Iinens, Bed Ticking, aud Boots and
shoes. are being sold at extra bar
gAias at J.. II. LoewenstiDe q Bros,s
No. 2sl Main street, Clay Building.
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