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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-02
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MASONIC INSTALLATION.

...wr PreSentaiiOp Speeches ,s
The ancient order OF Free and Accepted
Masons of this city, held public Installation
Of officers elect, Of lodges aud chapters at the
lodge r99m IN Gross Block, on Friday even
ing, Dseo27th. aThei ceremon les were, wit
messed by large audience. Rev. Warner, of
The NJ. e. Congregation, opened with prayer.
The volunteer choir who assisted, under lead
Of Mr.. Pew, With appropriate anthems con-
sisted Of Mrs. Capt. Barnes, Miss Mary Eb-
bert, Mr.. 7. B. Tomb and Mr.. s. Fridley.
Bro. Robert Crum, formerly of this city, but
latterly Of Toledo, conducted the installation
of oiIiesrs'slee,fss tollowss ,sst 7,asaW
OFFICERS OF TiTFiS LODGE 10. AZ
c. G. Park, WIN.
A II. Byers, S. W.
III B.ll..., Z. g..,,'9f''ffiIdVdFL T1llq
@. Martia,s. EE3USl E
S. ]. Kirkwooi S. D.
G. X, Brown, ]. d,
John Park, Tyler.
@. K Wats9n, n. P. being installed. con-
Quoted the installation Of officers elect, in
Seneca Chapter No, 42, as follows:
oFFfcERs oF SENECA cuAPrER NO. Al.
G. X. Watson. II. P.
G. G. Park, X.
Jonathan Smith, S.
J. NJ. Stevens, C. II.
H.. F. Seiple, P. 8.
VIM. D. Arodt, R. C.
Geo Lantermilob, G, ~ LIST Vale. ,s on
&c. Umstead, G. d 2ndYaie'
Z. Porter, Treasurer
Charles Martin, Secretary.
John Park, Guard.
lect Masters
@. X Watson, T. ]. G. NJ.
A Il, BYera, p,T, I.G,M,s-
&c. g. Park r. CIV. asvt s,aa f7'fs 8. 5
c. Martin, &C. -
E. Porter, Treasurer,
G. X. Brown, Recorder,
John Park, Sentinel.
PRESENTATION,
tbs business Transacted, NJ. w4.sea call,
ed Mr. Crnm forward, and notified him in a
few remarks that be had been appointed by
his companions 10 present TO him as token OF
tbeir esiefin and frienlship. a Past Masters
Jewei.E He referred to Nr.orn,hs connection
with tho Lodge and Chapter, while resident
here and his former services as Master and
Hlgh Priest He had been. one 81 the Char
ger Members Of The Lodge ay9 -twsni y-liEe
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-02

TT kb0ut T0wn,---The net proceeds OF the
VI. f. Sabbath School concert, last week,
amounted toSl2O----Theu to unterriGed met at
Che Court House, on Saturday, and appointed
delegates to the convection which meets at
.Coluribhs on ihc sth. inst---The Firemcn
are holding 10 cent election to decide who ls tie
most popular man In Tim, 10 whom viii be pro-
sented gold headed cone.-somc body, without
evprrsnt, arrested and took INTO Gus tody tnr.
key and FIVE chickens from the honery Of Mr.
ogle, on Madison st., the night before Christmas.
There should bc,fpossiblc, stop put to thoir ar.
bitrary orrcsts---A driver on 'hc NJ. U. Express
wagon, one day last week, was thrown from the
seat, md severely iniurcdby being dmgged some
distance, having become cnianglod In the limos
in his flI Hf TT .. ..t
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-02
"Look for goodness, lock Tor gladness
You viii meef them Ru the While;
lf.you bQnk aspilipg visagc 4 M
To the glass, you meet q Smile"
Beath 7Of a Soldier OF I1sf2. u Peter

Bealh Ol alS0ldler or llSi22.Tfeter
'susr' '0r V"'r'y-'nfee years a resident. oi
diainseoeki county, died at the resident Of his
son ", SSlA tlspsE,1p aAEesqlP''onl The 22d
'ns'' nc was % years Old lie was IN the
Ws' na ~ iei4' unust Hi9li, ili ana was iaken
p'Sousr u. tue .nis Of 'ne di'ssaeeitl' sur
G,,,y o,l,o,s r.,,.ts,t.i1o, u,all. ~ f.tr II
- ,,.s .a1 tsss,, poeG,u '"e'F way eat eaek 70
'"' s''s's'Hs"' stI's,'pg Gay and night Tor
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-02

New Street Lamps. Several new gas
lurs 'Leeu srectsd on Perry nna Nsii-
son steeets'the past week. We hopethe e.
tension may continue until all the streets Of
our city are furnished with light on dark
nights Ths7entir cityis taxed tyPpy ihe
azpsnse and ahouldius,ly have thelbsasat Of
the same
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-02
rIgsis AIAakETs.-

Corrected weekly by S. n Sheath.
TINA. Ohio December 20, 1867.
FLOURISH. 80 to St2.00
WHBAr-SE,2i 10 S235 from teams ...
q CORN-s0 cts for new; 30 cts for old
RYE i on 10 81, 10 per bushol.
OATS-h5 cent?,
CLOVER sEED-S6,15.
TIMOTHY SEEo-st 75to 81 90.
FLAX SEED-S1 co.
BARLEY-st,20 TO 81, 40 per bushel. ..rI
BUfrER-2o 10 2s cents per pound.
EGGS--15 cents per dozen.
LARD-tn Kegs 3. cents per pound.
POTATO ES-S1c' 70 q, 90 per busheI.
.TALLOW--s "a 0 reHts per pound.
CANDLES-stearne 25, talloW 2Oo Dor pound
WHTSKEY-st,oO, and common g., so per gallon
HAMS-lSei sugar cured 25 cents peT pound.
BEFSWAN--20 TO p cents per pound.
HOGS-Dressed SC OOa 800.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-02
ciscINNArI MARKgr.

v,o,,,, cIseISaArI, Dec. 90.
WHEAl--Dull and prices nrmiual.
COkNrrT2aT5 ots for nov ear.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-02
NEW YORK MARKET,

Nav YORK, Dec. 20.
FLoUR-LQwer, at $40 00aiO 81 for aKtra State,
and $40 00aih 90 for round hoop Ohio. ~
WHEAT-PoF No. 1 Springi SEA 30i..
RYE-Firmert 81 6sat rs for western.
.CORN-- IlDaeft 4 asat 30
OAfS~-630is ser western. Fn rria al
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4fIarrinors.

.
NEWSBAUM--DoWN EY.---On the 23rd
Of Dec. 1867, at the residence Of the brides
father, BY BcvyE Il. B. Grouse, Samuel G,
Newsbaum, to Miss Mollie NJ. Downey, all
OF sepeca coupiy.
,NoNNENAS -HUFFoRD lat the pas.
tors residence, Dec. 2tth, by Rev. WIN. w.
Crilcy, Mr. Jacob Nonnemau, aud Miss Ra-
chel llpaord, both of this city.
.wELLER-wATSoN.--At tie PASTORS
residence, Dec. goth, by Rev. W. W. crilcy,
Mr. John w. Weller, aud Miss Jennie L
Watson, both OF this county.
MILLER 17sHoTTER.--on the 27th of
Dec, BY Rev. j. II. Coon, Mr., John w
Miller to Miss Emma shotter both of Craw-
ford coa4yao. .lnmGE Atlh
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-02
TINE TABLET

CtNNATI,
But one ehage Of Cars between TIFFIN and
BUFFALO
On and altee Sunday August 25th, 1867, Trains
viii pass TlFFIN, daily as follows, (Sundays ex-
eepted)
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CHICAGO MARKET.

FLOUR, dull At ~. s.26Aio 20 for extra,
WHEAT--l sii Lover
CORN lover 81 cts No l..
OATSr-joots.
KYE--st 50aI 81.
EAKLEi--sl 9j, No, g
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lqSagsagssi gesykHoa ag NF's ofsheliri-
-slss. lah sspks sliAA knls. laci, stinsliss

The Temperance Meeting Sunday
Evening. The City Hall, on last Sunday
evening was crowded with an attentive audi
epeeto Rs,cnAo the addresses spon,t the sob
ject OF Tcmperaucc, by ministers Of the diff
ferent eongrs gaisns Il. Fhs exercises were
opened with prayer by Rev. Powell, Of the
Baptist church. Rev. Kchuver, Of the Ger
Reformed congregation spoke FIRST and re-
vorted to the crime of drunkenness as tram
cendins al oluprs me seriplafal poi1t Of
view, lie was followed BY sRey Powell
who dwelt principally, upon the dcsolaton
wrought by the iutemperato father and hus-
band, and Dr.. Warner, who narrated some
touching scenes in the life OF adrunkord, and
showed how The Indulgence in liquors brutil-
lied man and made him the ready disciple
Of everything antagonistic to morality and
uprightness. Rev. Criley took statistical
view pf the subject. There were fifty saloons
III thisc.ty,, witch has sn estimated popula-
ton 5000 souls thus giving a proportion Of
l6O psrlohs to the support of each place of
drinking. There are but eleven church IS in
the city. What an outcry would arise were
the people asked to support the same propor-
ton Of churches and mnislers, -...,. =
The.neSt monthly meeting will be duly
NniOuhetu. .-fil HstH''e. .H-.r sI.H a.. HH.H4 L
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Transfers OF Real Estate.

Edwin Colo to George 4 Michael Keen, lot 40. 20
in Kansas, for $500.
A. GrabaclS TO J. Graback, 90 acres In Tohmpson
Tp., for $500,
j. G,nbacl, to A. oraback. 10 acres in Tompson
Tp. for $500.
Amos Miller 70 Eliza Armstrong 70 a acres in
Edcn Tp., Tor 81 900.
W. b. Prndle to J. NJ Ebbert, 20 acres in Clinton
Up, for $3.50.
Jacob stahl to Eliza Ropp, acres in Jackson Tp.,
for sisoyf gHHU MY ErsH
Levi Noblc TO Sarah A. Hartsock "a acres In
Loudon Up, for s2ls.T5. ..Its...ff t..
Joel Hull to ). NJ. Rsuch, in-lot No. q IN Oakley.
for $500.
Daniel cramer TO Jacob Mergenthaier, 80 acres in
Loudon Up, for ss,soo. 's--
List OF Letters remaining La thr TImn
P.O. Jan. ei,d Is0s, 1HVftt
Noble Albertis, Elizabeth Barber, Nicholas
Bartcher, Lydia Bortz, Mrs. T.. Campbell A. u.
Clay .Gco-ge DSy. y. j. Eiwefds, Fisher 6
Chanbsrlain, Leals O Gilbert, c n. Crosa, Ma
ry Ann Gross, a. n. rereit II. Haynes, Aun
hawkins sarhli nerry, d. Happ, John Huffman,
Ann Hooper, HAnh Johnson. snthcny Kahn,
John Khrhnsr Amelia Lour, Charles LeNia, Adam
Lidermiak sally mAliman, Anthony MAier Val I.
entincs Miller, Samuel siortin, George Mauser,
John Morris, Mary 3 Pcwors,J y, Palmer &. A,
A.-snydeF, George seipel D. schoek, Aaron Shon-
farber, Iaty J, stoneF, w, Scott Htaymaker, DR.
d. w. steward, AsTOn Swigart, VRly stotzer, :,
Title, Nichohs Wagner, NJ. Well, A. II Ysmhort.
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PAssINo sOUTH

10 Os Assf.--Mail train. WV
II o. A. a.--s Night Express.
,FhIs traia does sst leave sandasky Saturday
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HAPPINESS nR .mIsERYI

The victim Of yonfbfih mlliscretion DESTROYS
his happiness, ruins MS ffosheets for social en-
toyment, marriage, and the pursuit Of business
lfsepf tbe long gel qay rsinstl
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
he may recover bis health, Make therefore no
delay IN using This remedy. II gives speedy re-
lief and will soon effect enre Ia at cases Of
Sspipa rasl, SYs9kssss ..gs Pkysisgl Nervous
Positive benefit Is derived by using a single hox.
Y Is entirely vegetable and aud harmless aud no
eh7ngs Of diet iteeces cary whist usins. th61f
sold by Druggists generally. In places whore
they cannot be- procured IFil send them hy mail
postpaid aud secure from observation ON re-
oeipt 0f The money. Address
.lF4 BRYAN. M.D., SiD lirliadEay, New York
Private aht ans llntAl aifculafs will be- sent
- genllcinen free ~ charge, Aa iQini41yf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-02

The Jewel is handsomely designed and 10
solid silver.
The recipient responded in Suitable terms
although much overoms with his .en,otion'.
He hsi, as stated, bcen one OF tbs charter
menoers Of the Hoagr aud had cherished 4
w0refregardler ID and now rcjoirsd at ue
apptrsnt strength sud cahser nee IL had at
tainef since vs,abtisbea. The dsh Of 50
many y1amiliar 'scss moved him uuVbutedly.
He accepted the emblem with pleasure, and
would retain II As souvenir Of a ploasan,
reanieblwithhish friends ahddsBfotbcrbood.
As ac.osing piece the choir sang the at
them entitled 'Burn's Adicu.f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-02
NOTICc.

A IL parsons knowing themselves Indebted 10
Y the late firm OF foOrman \ Miller, or haviug
claims against said hrm, viii ploase call AMI set-
.ie the same, At onee with the aDdefHisned, ~
Noy. ~, isgI' H5Si
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Council PrOceedlngs.---Nopd4y even
iur Dec. 3oih--.Repular Session, Tue Clerk
was ordered 10 draw orders on The proper
fund for labor amounting in all to si7l,-
CO. No fRaltr ,bOsinss, ana Coaueif saa. I.
journed.
goa D. .-s.ss ss-ss = Sd
ExhibitiOn.--There will be an Exhi-
bitiou at the Town HALL i'm Repablic on
Friday evening. January 10Th, 1ses, Tor The
benefit Of the Baptist Church All are in.
vitad to attohd Admission rs csnis.
A. NJ Plnti, Com.
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another .!SplrlicdS Iraiir. Waldo
-Benncrf a young man convicted of7hotFe-
stealing in sandusky County, was spirited
gop, dr FgsPoRtjJL9 L9peday last twcekf jtis
supposed " a Htaf bmA wiissctcd strsIn-
ger who had been frequently seen in nnd-
atounl the prison inth9 SheriTs' absence
The pl4iF tsYTFpt u pS fifrg, Sppd SYEs' con-
Quoted in manner worthy OF the pslmiest
days Of Jack Sheppard he just escaped in
time to avoid three years sojourn in the
Peniion tiary aa1 81 f.lH b. e.aa I.a-fia
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TRoII Of Honor" "-Atthe end Of THO,
the first mouth Of ls9s and each succeeding
.mouilh duringihe year, we will publish a list
or subscribers Who renew and pay for their
lPqDFE Ks b2yse. bTgeppppsr Of fdAfpl
aud pronlpt-payipg snbseribers, and We feel
justifgBlg ii lstthig he-worid know. y 30
tbeS drSbiS1a tNGfd uEMail IVA
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-02

The Flremen'S Fair.--The Fair pro-
gress finely and successfully to its close, and
each nigh, barring the frst large crowds
meandersd, sopewbet aimlesslyl about the
National. II was no bad investment for
amusements sake, to sit in the gallery and
watch, for some time, the pcrombulatiors OF
any ,ope, mdiyidpsl,. The, pursuit Of one,
intent on seeing audi hearipg what was
to be seen aud heard, wasa good index to
the occupation ofothers, The lotteries were
on hand, and lucky ticket.holdcrs heard
their names heralded with inward satisfac.
bra aont8ardliqlaobIjtyg kWETU q q,
z 5 h thei 500 ah,rjbntion. We were told
there were abonl one hundred prizes and
five hundred tickets, so that one out Of
every five persons was in,emperaie enough.
to . take somelhinEn Msjor Ward. epl.
loquzed aud venuiloquzed obundautly, and
the Musical Society and the Eurekas furnish :
ed unmistakable music. Boos Band was on
hand Prof Snow gave occasiona snatcbes
Of the essence, and the amateur clogs (who
were 'hey7) appeard. It eppeard to be the
general understanding, up to the hour we
go to press, that Justin Snyder is the most
popular man in the county. We will give the
listof lucky tIcket!h0ldets next week.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-02

StlpIo Hangers. LfTIe sepsal meeting
Of the above organization, will be held at the
Secretarys oficerin Republic, on Saturday,
January 4th, at o'clock p. NJ. A general
attenaaiee s.rsautsteda I. ELTN /
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-02

School Commissioner. The name Of
Mr.. s. J, .Kitkw0od, Of tae TiaiA Public
Schools, VIM Represented to the Democratic
State Conversion, as A,eapdida,efo for Scbool
Commissioner Mr. Kitkwood would doabt-
less make ap, efficient, officer, aud .he hos q
htgS eirle Of friends wh9ywolld be gratihed
10 Glifm in thtt posttion. NV 'N4 @AAA
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.EFIT mo c0SaMrrnEsAOD

.EEIr STe coSSdMPTnEsA 90 /
The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, will send
tfrce oi eheFss), oRn whedesitelitg gthe prqscrip
tiou witb II sdirse tions fo nhl ns hd using tho
slmplereth-dy by ,vhich,he was ttred OF lung
affection and that dread disease CovsvMPrtoS.L
,1th oaly loSl sstls 10 aeaeatthcAniieted andhe
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription, a.
IL will cost them nothing, and mCy yprove ables-
sing. Please address fH-@NA
REV EDWARD A. WILSON, !
willamssutk, Kings Co., New York
May t6, 1857
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,R.L ,Rs G.s Z. ...l a ]. II sf q:

Jay moment In securing bottle Of Or j W. Po-
lands White Pine Compound which never f,iis
20 give immediate and permanent relief II h,s
never yet been known 10 fsii-fu aslngie instance
Sold everywhere.
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DEATH OF THE OLD YEAR. 4,

ohAih W ihh Nhh. lhAhs '
trA,w sutrr
Tic fo., ut.,echains IL hiaasns
rnc,fiSss SsirRia als,,.hAns
Molhsfts'ih ii m,,ntie white.
In a pale robe of mourning,
o re- sec rs,,a s3orniAa, uitN cntt
Adjoining.
For the bridegroom Of Tonight.
oiitSther Tine is r,appg.
Another harvest 20 his kecrihg,
wthSSSId SSo ipa,d anil Jealous cye
nNIuuI E' .Hf lH r-tn
~hile assel y9iees, heppy slpslos'r
o ns5ysoS e,s wbr5iSb.- 1ar
New born spirits TO the sky.
The sIqi, n .oaF lIshex
For the Old y11' is dy'ng'-
Dyiusi
In the midnigh, drcer.
silcutbio,.iuss now arc falling
Falling,
while a spirit voice is calling
Calling
Away the lingering year
Softly, for spirl, forth is going
Going,
The cbb Of lie Is aow.ng,-
..a hlowinE, r.
Oatupon theudc.
Mournfully for IN death s lying
LYING,
And the 6ld Years snighing,-
The 6rcst ithc ethcr .,dc.s q
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Cincinnati ,Bd tBS 4 Eas9rn R. R

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I EnRoRs OF NOuTN.,.ll

I uTIH D EHkVIfs OFIfOVlhlUiFOI n !
? Agedteiafnw1 he an early Tie was u victim 4 Q
ttat debasihs wee 70 coihmonito youth. ,ilneb
resulted IN Seminal Weakness, involun,ary
Emissions AMI Nervous Prograiion. and came
hst9dihgiilfiy y }asiE 81 h " 4 kFcr
obtained feop, friend SOUS ~ y,i,le rules and
prescriRiion 'tbtt scted = Jdsi,ihont cure.
On behalf of suffering humanity he will send
The same free Of charge 10 all who may desire H.
Addsss ,lgEpsMlTaEN3flilI sfsta D,
jtnl7-ty Bible House Now York
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Please UQnSIdCr,---l \ GU Gan buy Ihe besI
Chemical saieratus at some price that is eharect
Tor other brands that are short weights and choap
goods, hence DO not fail to always get the best
teheni9ahte r.ts.,.p /
NNUnWW -. --- 1-------a------- 81 ka y i
Special cTder.-The friends aud acquolu.
tances Of L. Rose, as well as strangers, are
hereby notified that the bfst winter clothing
are now boiug. purchasca Al HE Clothing
Emporium opposite The Court House.
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The Great New England Remcdy,

nry Complaint pislu'irg. q rrfl
Dlfilculty OF Yodins ttint. riesah4H
rom tho iney and Blade. tirarrlfsnl 1tht|
Comuiafnfa
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11
BULL : HEAD HOTEL,

Front street Near Gay, Baltimore, Md.
TNH Is old Established Hotel, so long and sue
i crssfulls conducted by the late Thomrs c..
Tracy and n re recently by his widow and R.
D. Stsnsbur, will be continued by the under
signed The did patrons Of the house may rest
assured that ""thing will be left undone to
cure their coh,f,rt and to merit full share of
public patron se. THOS. AkMACOST
May IL, lecl,-ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11

LUMBER,
SLAVES,
TAN BARK, SHEEP, CALVES, POULTRY,
Eggs, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Cheese. Wool,
Rags, Furs, Skins, Dry Fruits, etc,
NAN have them we'll sold at the highest price
" in Baltimore with full return always with
in ten days OF their reaching the city, by for
warding to the Commission House for Country
Produce. Of f. E. MARINE,
so Frederick ST., near Pratt, Baltimore.
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IB0ltSmore Advertisements.
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD!
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p AN A q = A!


The Great Alternative d Blood PURIFIER
It's the most perfect vegetable compound OF al
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making it the most effective, invigoratlng, rem
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Evil, Cutaneous Diseases, Erysipelas, bolis,
- Pimples and Blotches on the
Face, Sore Eyes, Scald Head,
I: London letter Affections, Old and
: Stubborn Ulcers, Rheumatic
I'LL ID: Disorders, Yellow Jaundice,
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: Panacea. ings, Mercurial D / s e es,
: General Debility, Palpata-
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Heart, Consumption, Asthma, Syphilis and
Syphilitic Affections, inflammation OF the Blad-
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Nothing can be more surprising than us IN
MIGRATING effects on the human frame. FER
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PANAcEA, at once become robust and full OF en-
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Ladies who have pale complexious and dark
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face, rough skin or freckles, and are :" out OF
spirits" should use bottle or two OF LONDON
BLOOD PANAcEA. 1t will cleanse your blood
remove the freckles and blotches, and give you
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Ms-Prce 81 90 Per Bottte.-a8
The genuine have LONDON BLOOD PANAcEA
s. A. FouTz, BALrIMoRs, MD., blown in the bot
tie, and my signature on the wrapper.
9. A. FOUTZ,
Manufacturer & Proprietor, Balto.. Md
VIM. S. SHEALEY, AGENT,
| Jan. 25, 1868.-1y. Towsontown, ND.
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VIM. s. SHEALEY, AGENT,
Jan. rs, 1S68.-1y. Towsontown, Md.
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e. FIS SCH Err,
STEAM SCOURER
No. 1870 W. FAYETTE ST., BALTIC.

-BRANCH OFFICE
les E. BALTIMORE sTREET,
ID EGS leave to inform his friends that he has
I'D finished his improvements, and with in
creased facilities, is now prepared to SCOUR
LADIES, GENTLEMENS' L CHILDRENS'
GARMENTS in his superior styl,withouts shrink
ing e taking apart, and also receives orders for
the celebrated New York Dyeing and Printing
Establishment located on Staten Island, N. Y,
whose work heretofore gave such satisfaction to
his many friends and customers.
re- Particular attention paid to orders from
the country. Jan. II, 1S6S.-ly.
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Baltimore Advertisements
TO builders.

~ . u ! "a ~ -
1868. @A
HAVING made extensive preparations
early Spring trade, we are offering I'm
al inducements TO those who are handinl
their orders early. Besides always keepin
hand large stock of excellent work, Of req
sizes and STYLES, we have unsurpassed iacilIl
for manufacturing ordered work, OF any ST
or size. from Seasoned Lumber of the best gu
ity. With experienced and skilful workmen
our command, we are confident OF being able
give the utmost satisfaction TO all In want :
articles in our line. Our stock comprises
Window Frames, Sashes and Blinds.
Door Frames, Door lambs and Doors.
Moudings, Castings and Brackets.
Slate and Marble Mantels and Hearths.
Newell Posts, Balusters and Hand Rails
Bracket Shelves, Sash Weights and Cord.
Inside and Outside Pivot and Panel Shutters
supplied at low rates.
ALSO,
Dressed Flooring and Lumber, Shingles and
Laths, Bricks, Lime and Hair, Hardware and
Window Glass, Sand Paper and Glue, Wooden
| Msntels, Fence Palings and Wire Gratings.
supplied at market rates
Ms-All orders from the Country promptly
attended TO, and everything sent out packed and
loaded carefully.
| GEORGE 0. STEVENS & CO.,
/ No. "a West Pratt Street,
Feb Sim. near Spears Wharf
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HNHE USE OF THIS GUANO in Maryland
Il for several years for Corn, Tobacco and 9th
er Spring Crops, as we'll as for Wheat, has es-
tablished it's excellence. 1t Possesses all the
quickness of Peruvian Guano, with permanent
qualities not possessed by that article.
Experience has shown that this Guano ripens
the Wheat crop from 1ive to sac days earlier than
the Super Phos phates. 1t also ripens Tobacco
earlier and produces crop of better quality.
The Pacific Guano Company has authorized the
81 81 the farming he
Southern States. 1t is the purpose of the Com !.
pany to furnish the best fertilizer at tie Unrest
price, which they are able to do by 70 sson of
their large capital and facilities. r. :.Euano
ia warranted same in quality as heretotofesu
by US.
JOHN s. REESE & CO.,
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE COMPANY,
II South Street, Baltimore
Anril 4 Am
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FRANKLIN INN.

Cor. High & Hillen Sts., Baltimore.
ID OBERT D. STANsBURY would respect
III fully inform his old friends of Baltimore
and Hartford counties, and the public general
ly, that he has removed from the "BulPs Head
Hotel" and has rented the above Hotel, cor
ner High and Hillen Streets. The Wagon
Yard to this hotel is known as one of the best
in the city, and the house is large and we'll cal
culated for the business. Every attention will
be paid to guests and charges moderate.
The citizens of Baltimore county are invited
to favor him with their patronage.
r. d. STANSRURY.
Oct. 81, IS67.-tf