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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-06
Hollands German Tonic

q a eonbiaahon Of al hs sagyodisnn II ils
Binsrs, vtth ruRH Santa Crns Raw, Orange, etc.
II 10 astd for ne tas,e d,tsapi az As Bittsrs, -
eassl wAere sons pure dicoholie ItiElulHs 70 70.
quirsd. fOS ,oin bear IN mind Adf hess reu,s-
dies ara entirely different Jron any slAsrs
ddpertised for lhs cure Of hs dissdssi named,
Usis being Iciei.flfe preparations Of nedicinai
sstrdcts, chile hs oih,rs are rasrs decocitons qf
vu. IN some form. The TONIC 10 decidedly oes
Of a. most pleasanf aud agreeable rsmsdiei ever
offered 20 ne public Hs tdHe 10 sEquiiiie. ne
a pieasVrs 70 lake IT, trhiis s iIIs-eirino, sxhil.
arating, dnd ns,dieiHdi qiidhttsI have easstd 10
te knevH ss As 0rsdied eT all tonSes.
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TIFPIH MARKgTS.
Corrected %,S .seLIS, H., BY :. ,: Sheath,

Corrected weekly, by &. n. Sheath
FLOUR $1,000
WHEAT-eI as IRON teama
C0RN-e0 cts.
RrE-i 10 to 81 Is per bushsl,
OATS--e0 cent?.
CLOVER SEED--0b.b0 10 40
TIMOTHY SEED-eI 50.
FLAX sEED-si,16 10 s2 90
BARLEY-exOO per bushel
BUTTER-26centsp per pound
b0Gs-l6 cents per dozen.
LARD-ln Kegs 10 cents per Pound.
POTATOES-eI 40 per bushel.
IALLoW-i0eehtH per poind.
OLEs-SteArine Is, tAllos 2oe nsy na,,ud
WHlskEY-St,Oo, and common AZ 90 ner ralIou
hAMs-lei sugar cured IS oents paT poupd.
bEksWAN-2S to "a oenIs per poaoa.
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wor,h Thousands on DoIIare.

WVfIh iHYusAuus VI DUIIAFs.---
Several hne showers, the latter part Of last
week, brOugh, relief to struggling vegitA,ion
and joy to many hearthstOns, in this eOun-
~. Crops were suffering for want Of rain,
and from insects, These showers washed A.
way the insects and irrigated the soil. The
value Of these rains to orr county is estima-
ted at thonsands Of dollArs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-06

Base Ball Danee.--The Tifin club viii
give social dance at National Hall, on the
evening Of August 10th, next Monday sve-
ming, for the benefit Of the visiting clubs
from Fremont aud Norwalk who play for
the champion ball and bat on that day.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-06
COanclI Proceedings, Monday Evening

OVAuCu NTOCOoutuBS1 MONDAY Evening,
August Sd.-Prssent--K -KAup, johnson and WAg.
ner petition from the citizens OF the city,
praying for an ordinance TO close all places Of
business on the sabbath day, WAS presented, and
on motion, the same was received and referred 70
the ciIy Solicitor, and such other persons As the
committee appointed by the eitiGens may select.
APet'tiOn from Fire Company No. l, First ward,
praying an additional supply Of hose aud bell
TOT Engine House, was received, and Mr.. Johnson
appointed TO ascertain the cost of bell, etc.
The committee appointed TO ascertgin the nrie,
OF Firemena' Trulnpets, and the terms upon
which the Independents Go. No. 4 would sell their
leather nose, reported ihat 70 could DO bought at
BILE In cash and half Aanch I, iB..0 AMI that Fire
msnT IrumPels could be had at from S5to SIS.
AZ account Of Fire Co. NJ. 4, In the sum of
essS -, was presentod and laid ever until nsrt
regular rasssiag.
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spstial Notifes.

TWELVE YsARs Aao, white Pine Compound
was hrst introduced 10 The publie. ~ has daily
grown In favor sincs then, until Al the presenl
nme there IL hardly family who has not tested
y ior Colds, Pulmonary Complaints and kidney
hneetions. Large numbers OF phyaicians use II
10 their daily practice.
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@oIOO Revvar d2

STRAIED from the premises Of the subseriLer
Ia Iitan, on the morning Of the l2th mat. .
hED CIV, hesh last 'APriij carries her head hieI.
has anal hprns and long tail, no white spots' hss
long teAts--aBe false. Axe 7 years The rbovs
rswsrd wiz be paid for Information which viii
Ssso-H o O. gfiLHAas.
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Town and Country.
EnURsDAH MORNING, AVe. 8, lses.

Speech Of Lt. Gov. Lee. On the occa-
sion Of the ratification meeting Friday eve
ming, last, It. Gov. Lee delivered = short
but most able speech as Introductory to the
speech Of the evening by Gen. Gibson.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-06

Good News i--Dr. Smiths "Electric OIL
of PhilAdelphlA, iS now for s'ls here At the Drug
store of. ;. MArquardt, aud Il 10. as every
where else, making astonishing cures soc 20
Ai-the cheapest and best medicine In the world
June qs-anoa
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ALI ABoAaD shouts the conductor, as the
train Of iving freight moves heavily on. "All
hail ~ shouts the traveller, - he meets friend
on his weary way. Ever welcome is = medicine
like Dr.. j. W. Foland's Humor Doctor, when the
seeds Of death are working In the blood. This
never can do harm, and in thousands Of eases has
auFed The Monlt forma Of disnAso II
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FOR SALE.

rHE Farm formerly owned and ooeupisd
John hretI, situated IN SenecA Co., ohio
the Morrison state road, about mlles from
no, and y from Mtlmorei containing 20 acres
frame dwelling house, eAeeiient ocllAF. we'll
never fAiling SatsF ~ the DOB Soang orch
god barns, 30 Aiao fafN ~ "a acres nea
AdjnininR tbH ah,'ya, well WyieFad by springs
orsak hhhink through porttsn IN timber. r.
sishAsas but 20 buildings' Eaaaire ON th. prem
~. EW'D HAWKINS,
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Crackers The finest assortment OF
Crackers in townGt U. Beck's No. q Empire
Block. His Boston and Cream Crackers are
going OF like hot cakes. They are especrlly
nice for this hot weather. Butter and Soda
roaokers also on hand. noI0..3t.
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.Lssl on Al pieturs, ond iAsu on fAa,.

.Loot On nis pioiure, ond ihsa on Adi."
Here you behold the inhrm s:ep.
The pallid cheek, wasting form,
Untasted food, and social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales OF aches, pains.
sleepless nights, and mental despondency.
There, laughing health, sparkling eyes,
Elastic ateps craving appetite, forgotten cares
Genial thought and ambitions resolves
Show the contrast and mark the picture.
One took the Plantation Bitters-the other
didn't. They are very beneficial for weak aud
delicate persons.
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N0T A BEVERAGE,

I Unlike most OF the biltora Of ths ppesaaN
~ day, Or, Raback'g are not Intended ~
,leassnt stiraulatinR whisky Sewerage. bus are
'erfeetly riediainsh eapialking QnlY hul1alenl
Duro BOURBON whisky 70 bo,d IL seluflap the u.n.
licnal aKtrrntlve lRattef ham Vhlch they are
psrshlseE \ NJ 80. Sole Aesess
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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS,

A 50 remedy TO soothe all nervous excitement,
n. and In its truest sense, a nervine, there H.
peThapo, no medicine extNnt which 10 receiyed
With so much favor As RobAek's Stomach Bittersi
wine glass full on going 20 bod IL all that ID re-
lnired 10 produce sound and heAlthful sleep'
Hershiser Myers, Sole Agents, no30 Sin.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-06

A PnIerLEss RrNEriT CoNrERsED on the pst-
JIG In the manufacture OF that superior Article,
"Barrett'a Hair Restorative.n
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GO v. WooDWARD.

FROM REV. JOSEPH II. KENNARD. DID,
Pastor q the Tenth baptist Church, PhIIAdsI.
phlA.
Da- JAeIsoH-DHAa 1In:-I hoRs bssS Sr,.
Sse''tiy Tequaslsd 70 eoAaeei ny RaNS . III ,,e.s,
ssadaitonl " d0rst t'sdl a) ~, Sie,rs., ~
ytgsTa'Sg As PraeIes a. S.a q ny spp,eprtats
n@s,L ssN ~ - easss d1eliRSd 6H Sith q
Sse'YIsy w sdrioai sHitaHesS, snd par,icupariy
mSs 80 JaHIy. eftAs HsSlliiasn " Dr. HooE
taHss oeTr.as bsttsrI, ] Depart for oAes + on
~ nT,;ai ooaras, q szP6sSI ny JtA eoHyfsier.
~. for EsnerAl debility ~ the system Ana
si;El;iss si.ls;s.s. .si. sisi..RTsIaass'' ysIs.Si: SsS,
preparation. n sOae eGSss " udS
tadi ~ sSsaInuAs - ", Idogbt M, ii
stn b vsTy bsH.Getsi 70 uo.s gho sIHsr IrOs, LAs
sS0Vs eaAsss. fVs~s, very resLee IsLy
IN KEhN1RD
EioAih, bslsS COaIes StTasl
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ReceIyed.-It you have nothing to )

Received. 1t you have nothing to say,
say nothing. II you can say good word
say Il. We have subscribed for elegantly
bound books and received slouchy ones when
they came to hand. We have just received,
at the hands Of Mr.. Watson, the Agent,
OF Vests Analysis ofthe Bible, and 6nd 1t all
that it was represented to be, both in matter
and finish. We have thoroughly examined
this book and we unhesitatingly pronounce
It a most complete and valuable book, to
spers' one interested ia the teachings OF the
billie, ever published.
We advise all who hare not Subscribed
for this valuable work, to do so before the
agent leaves the county.
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house and Lot for sale,

r ocATRD on NouSno Street, FtFst ward a
~ Tifdp, and we'll improved. Inquire q
gibson PkNftN9IlN,
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Base Bali. The match game between
the "Tiffin and Athletic" clubs Of this
city, on Friday last, resulted in the defeat of
the latter, by score OF 3s to %. Several
Of the Tiffin first nine were not on hand, and
second nine players were substituted. Next
Monday the Tiain club play the celebrated
COghin club, Of Fremont, on tbe new Fair
Grounds, at 8 A. N. Aud at the same place
on same day, at p. NJ they play the
"Maple City" club, Of NOrWalk. These
games will be very exciting as they are all
good clubs and will use every eSertion 10 win
the champion ball aud bat.
To cover expenses an admission fec OF Is
cents will be eharged--earriAges 10 eents s1-
ira Special police will be on haod to main-
taia good order.
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Keep Your Blood Pure,

rrHRRE are no remedies, nov lseloss the pnh,
! lie 40 well calculated 20 purity the blood
and reconstruct lao 70 Apeal) the wh0le system al
it0back'a Blood R,lreor. hlend Pills aud Stem,
seh Bitters. HeFshissr Myers, Sole Agents-.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.
REEVES AMBROSIA

REEVES Am BROSIA
FOR HAIR. IMPROVED.
Il ia an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
u causes the Hair 20 Curl beautifully.
iittesps ths soAlp clean and Healthy
itinyigorAtsS the ROots Of the Hair.
VI ths Has Asd RsaEd 10 srow IuxuriAntly.
II Immediately stops Hair railing Out.
I'hseP' the HalEfrOR Changing Collar from Age
II restores Greg Hair 10 us Original Color.
J. brings out Hair on heads that have been bald
Tar years,
II 10 composed entirety ~ simp,e and puVely
vegetable snbstanoeB.
IthAs receiyed over SIX thousand voluntary tea-
tlmonids Its excellence. manF *, which
are from physiciAns In high siaAAins.
II Is sold in half -pnnnd hattlsk (hhe name blown
In ,he glassl. by Druggists and Dealers N
fancy Goods evervWhere, at One Dollar
Per Battle. Whaleasle by nemas
B@rass Aces y, c. Wells ! ca,i schieaeiin 4 Col
s&5g rH fesk,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-06

Magnolia Water.-A delightful toilet article
to Cologne and At half the cost.
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Deatbs.
PREFERRED SPECIALS.

In this city, July 26th, Mrs. Sarah Ladd,
aged 40 years and rs days.
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s,soo,Ooo Customers In -Four Yssrs.
PatrOnize the Best.
HAvING the largest capital, mos, experienced
II buyers, aud extensive trade Of any eoncerp In
the Dollar Sale business, We
GUARANTEES sATIsPACT
In every instance. aud also the best selection Of
Goods ever ofereda
ONE DOLLAR EACH,
No other concern has any show wherever our
Agents are selling Our motto, prompt and RE-
liable" Male and female agents wanted in city
and country.
TIL F L ADIES
Are particularly requested 10 try our popular
club system ofseillug all kinds OF Dry and Fancy
Goods Dress Patterns, Cotton Cloth, CAstors, slf.
Yer Plated Goods, Watches, &c. Established
1884, ApAtent pen fountain and check descrlb.
Ing An article to be sold for dollar 10 ets 20 for
p2t 40 fot o. 90 for 90; tuo for Ni0i sent BY
mall. Free presents 70 getter up, worth 90 per
cent more than those sent by auy other conoernl.
according 20 size Of club. Send us trial club, or
nnot do not fail 10 send for . circular.
H.B.--Our aAles should not be clAsaod with New
York dollar JewelTy sale or bogus Tea CompA-
MES" a. II 10 nothing Of the sort.
EASTMAN h KENDALL,
no9i-em. e5 Hanover Street, Boston, Mar.
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MAMMOTH BOTTLES ONLY - CRNTs.
EUGENE HAIR REaToRER THE CHEAPEST

The EuaENiE HAIR REsroRER ecllpses all
known discoveries for the Papldlty with which Il
restores gray and faded hairto Its natural color
promotes It' rapid and healthy growth, prevents
snd stops ~ when falling OF, snd is = most luxu-
Rant dressing for the Hair, rendering M son,
silky, and iustrous. Mammoth bottles only IS
cents. soldb By ). y. MsrquArdt, sols agent
ian2aiV
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School R1aminers' Notice,

THE sehod EtAIniners Of seneca casnty vii
l. exAnlue teachers st the GRAND Jury Room 4
the Court Honaa In Ttnnn oa the ltth and 26tl
lays o. March, on the 18th, 18Th And a8th dsys ol
April, on the "a. ath. and 2sd eAye of May, an
On the eth day Of fona. Iodo., Applicants win
required % be presoat - eAfsY "A eae o'clock OF
Imined No cortitonles Will be ipeiiai except "a
N 04AlnlnAtian daF. ADD tsacherH. are ReQueStes
iot 70 spply Ter esrtldeases on any othtY DAY.
JOHN McCApLLEY,
~ HAYWOOD,
h.F. mYERe,
TINA. BareA ~ lsea hASsaiASSA.
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LEUCOR RHGi,

OR, Whites. which follow local debility and
" constitutional weAkners, can bo eheetually
cured by the use Of RolNck's Htomaeh BitierF>
Do not let the druggiat sell ron any ethsr RENE.
ly, a. those Blttors arc prepared with especial
reference 10 this complaint, and are warranted 20
cure. Hershiser Mssrs, Sole Agents. noSoma
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Hollands German Billers

l- eatiroly vegetable, and contains
RG nS,,,ES ,,1SS2.; - rh. TEcTS1 Tes sS.rn st
and Bafks frOm which these sKs
tSHets are made are gathered In
::::;iS?$i;;i$$;;$:o \: ~ \ :; :.i;::;; $::;;
. ntt ne m q 4 c m let,
'rheSe extracts are then Forwarded
90 this cOuntry TO be usod on.
k hS r..rn \. Nv OF
halie substnnce Of any KIND useA
la ncompoundlag the BiItsrs, hence
it Il the only nltters that can be
slim uianIs are nOS AdVisaSiS.
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1loOd Purinevs

sVsr kAsvN, aAd Sptu eurs sR dfstdSes reSstSaS.
IroH Sed Mod Keep yosr blOod guSs; hep
yOsr LtpW N Sr@M@ dy; hep yo~
ctetltiva srgans - Gsuad,
Asai0hr soNdShioH, Rbr Ia go 81 LAese
PsnsdisS, aad sos - diisaH ,vih ,vsT
asiaI you The bsa man in ne esrn,ry rseosA-
Asnd hsa. u ysavs " hoRsE Tep,ltatioH % yov
snyIAin1 yes msss nv AsH PrsParatfos'-
FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD.
Chist Justice Of the Supreme Cour Of Poaa-
sylvAnlA
PnIL ipHLPHIA, March le, 1857.
IRsd Hoaaaads GERMAN bitisrs" u not 80
tNiessealfag Beverage, bui is Fosd lsNse, nsSfsl
~ dtsoFdsTs u hs di9ssiive ev0anS, and " 0rtai
Nss<n N eaSss er daddy and soHi e( nSrSOus
settsn ~ Ne sxsterl
nIn y. HoopKARp
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r Z M o VAL.

r &c II . O ~ = * WILSON
Have removed from their old stand, TO No. ! ARd
Empire Block (baaemehtl, where they will con-
tlnue TO pay IN CASH, the highest market price
for Butter, Eggs, Lard. TAlloW, BsaaHAx, Rage
&C. Farmers give them call, no3i-Smi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-02
GheGnteHiqsrrrer



1.-THE moral of the following is in
tended for the instruction of boys older
than the child of the rhymer's imaginR-
toni
have shot my arrows ana spun my top,
And banded my last new ball;
trundled my hoop I'LL had TO stop
And swung I'LL got fall;
tumbled my books all out OF the shelves,
And hunted the pictures through,
I'VE 1SnnS them where they may sort
And nOw-Ihaye nothing to do.
The tower of Babel built OF blocks.
Came down with a crash to the fioor;
IN warrant they'll run no more
have ractd with Grip Till I'm ont OF
breath;
SO can't draw monkeys! Pm tired to
Because 9have nothing to do.
" The boys have gone to the pond to fish.
They bothered me, too, TO 90:
But for fan like that hadn't a wish.
For think IFS mighty slow
To sit all day at the end OF a rod,
For the sake OF q mInnow or two,
Or 10 land, at the taTthest, an eel ON the
I'd rather have nothing to do!
Maria has gone TO the woods for flowers
And Lucy and Nell are away
After berries-Im sure they've been out
for hours,
Ned wanted 10 saddle Brunette for me-
But riding is nothing new;
i was thinking you'd relish canter,'
said he,
Because you had nothing to do
" wish was poor Jim Fosters son.
For lie seems SO happy and gay,
When his wood is chopped and his work
all done,
With his little half hour of play,
He neither has books, nor top, nor ball,
Yet he Is singing the whole day through;
But then-he Is never tired at all
Because he has nothing to do"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-02

the acts of a mere subordinate. His
conduct of the present case may be
faulty, according to the infirm judg-
ment of some, but the annals of judicial
history may be searched in vain for a
case as IOeH conducted. Remarkable is
no word to apply to the man. Genius
crops out as sure as the sun of Austen
litz rose upon the "Man of Destiny"
Yet we presume the Radical Party
can never afford to ask him to occupy
the White House, owing to their pc
culiar experience just now with an
"humble Individual"
him an unloyely disposition. This
his pictures, which are not to be mis-
taken, give TO him. They represent the
"victim in repose" as he sits for pic
ture. In conversation he seems one of
the most genial of men. His social ma
ture and politeness beaming from every
part of his immense countenance, ex-
tending, as 1t does, from "apple to
nape." Meeting him thus, in CONVEX
satfon. one would fear that he never
could be serious, and that the ludicrous
part of his nature would wrinkle into
smile over the grave of a mother.
Yet such is the versatility of his gem
ious that he is known only to the coun-
try in an opposite character:
The countenance of Speaker Colfax
would put the physiognomist to fault
that never saw a mouth without an
expression. he, too, Is the prince OF
geniality, but the sternness OF genius
sits not there enthroned. I'D TefereH-
dun.
We seated ourseIf to write but few
lines; we fear their numbers are drawn
out 10 wearisome length. "75."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-02

THE Richmond Enquirer has set
about oriticising the new Constitution
of Virginia, but in Its first article ex-
hausts itself In devising ugly names for
the members OF the late Convention.
"Scallawags," Ignorant creatures p
"larceners," "base rascals," "insolent
negro paupers," and "incendiary
squatters" are among the epithets APP
piled by this fine old Virginia journal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-02

PARTIES who arrived at Sioux City
on the 25th report meeting the Noun
tain fleet as follows: April 10th, Deer
Lodge, 40 miles above Fort Sully; 18th,
Cora at Sully; Nile, 40 miles, and Sue
cess 80 miles, below Sully; 18th, Only
Chance. GO miles below Sully; 2lst,
Antelope, 80 miles below Randall; 22d
and 23d, Huntsville, Henry Adkins,
MountaIneer, st. Luke, SallIe, and Ida
Stockdale, all between Bonhomme
Island and Yancton. The same par
ties report this river below Buford dead
low, snow all gone, and river falling all
the way down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-02

JAMES GUTHRIE, the oldest Senator
at the commencement of the Fortieth
Congress, WIS born the 9Th of Deem
Der, 1892, and resigned his seat in con-
sequence of old age and Its attendant
intirmities. or the Senators asIpow
constituted, Reverdy johnson, OF Mary
land, will be 20 in May, Simon Cam
eron Is in his 10th year, and Benjamin
F.. Wade is in his 69th year. w. Pitt
Fessenden, of Maine, is upwards OF 60,
but the great majority of Senators are
under that age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-02

THOMAS DARCY MCGEE is reported
to have left his estate heavily burdened
with debt. Subscriptions are now be-
ing taken up in the Provinces to pay
these debts, and the Canadian Parlia-
ment has voted to his widow pension
of 81 200 annually, and has given each
of his daughters $1,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-02

JOHN BRIGHT announces that he has
retired from the stump, and will no
He intends in future to confine his eff
forts to the House of Commons. The
next English Liberal Ministry will
probably number Mr.. Bright among its
mambara
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-02
GREAT ORIENTAL TEA CO.,
INDISPENSABLE FOR LADIES
IS THE
SEWING GUIDE

a beautiful article for the assistance of ladies
in hand sewing, not only protecting the nm
ger nom the ugly prick OF the needle, but
being provided with u rib, tho stitches are
made with EXACT REGULARITY and in
creased rapidly. 1t also keeps the point OF
the needle in perfect condition. For nh
kinds OF embToideTing and cTOchetfng 1t IS Ia
valuable.
The GUIDE is elegantly silver-plnted, aud
viii sell at sight TO every lads. Sent to any
address, by mail, on receipt OF . cents, or
solid silver, for 20 cents.
Agents wanted in every town. Terms and
sample for . cents. Liberal discount 10 the
trnde. Address NILES AIANUF'G CO., 81
Mater St. BnstOn. AInNS.
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IOIs . n II . t II = 7 .AV1A-AUE VLN4-I.
JOHN & HUGH AUCHINGLOSS
WAR DEPARTlIENT,
SURGEON 0EHERALs OFFICE
WAsHIN0ToE. d. C., March 2, 1853

ADfEhEIbEAENT.
An Army Medical B0ari, 10 consist ofSur-
geon j. b. Brown. Brevet Brig. Gent, q. 8.
A. Surgeon ii. X. Writ, BreYet Lieut.. Col.
u. 8. A., Surgeon John Moore, BFeyet Col .
Us. A. and Assistant Surgeon A. A. Wood
null, breYet Lieut.. COl.s u d. a., VIII meet
In New York CITY. On the l8t or May neI1,
for the examination OF Assistant SuTHeOnS
U. 3. Army for promotion, and or candidaIets
for admission Into the h edIcal Stan OF the
Applicants must be between n and 90
years OF age, physically sound, and Rradu-
RteS Of a regular medical college
Applications for permission TO appear be-
fore the Board should be aidressed 70 Iha
Surgeon General, u. g. Amy, ana must
state the full name, residence, and date and
place Of birth OF candidate.
Testimonials as to character and Qualidca-
lions must be furnished. II the applicant
has been in the medical service ofthe Army
during the late War, the fact should be stat
ed, together with his former rank, and dale
and place Of service, and Testimonials from
Officers with whom he hRsseTved should also
be forwarded.
No allowance Is made for the expenses of
penons undergoing examination, as it q an
Indispensable prerequisite To appointn1anf
The number OF vacancies now eXIEfinZ IN
the Medical Corps or the Army Il thirfy-nint
maT5-5tawtIJunsI Surgeon Geni. q. q 4
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THE London Review is of opinion
that there are plenty of young men
with whom the spending OF money is a
positive disease, and that women are
rule "far more So" s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-02

A PORTION of the bootmakers of Hud-
son, Massachusetts, are on a strike for
an increase of pay, but their employers
refuse to accede to the demand. AT the
Bethlehem Iron Company's Works, in
Pennsylvania, the "puddlers' helpers
are on a strike for an increase from
81 40, their present wages, to 81 80 q