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II instantly secures rest, stops the Crsmns and
Spesms, and holds the constituents of the blood to-
gether. 1aliZing the circulation, and preventna
the separation Of the watery constituents from the
other properties OF the blood, and arrests vomiting
and Durgtng In Yellow Fever il 10 likewise ell
them sSss nav Be- seiIsd from and cure
and other Ievsrs, its use viii always insure =
cure.
In Iheumatisn, Neurslefs, Cont. Tic Do,ors,,
sSEs Th.ess, piSshssisi IDnssp.a. in s.i esses o.
aGirso SIsn tne ssso'venf ana Pills, viii surely
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL N w S.
lDusements, &C., fs-Nisht

NATIONAL THRArRB.-Boucicault's great
Crzma, AFTER Dark"
METzBROTT HALL.-MIss Jennie Rusk the
fsvorIie cantatrice, assist6d by the Parepa-R Rosa
Troupe.
CANTERBURY HALL--The great French Can.
Can, and Imperial ballet troupe.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Lecture by
Rev W e Van Meter. Sabiecs-" Fourteea
Years Among Little Wandercrs"
PROF. SMITHS Art Gallery, 3Oi Pennsylva-
MIA avenue.
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ITS GRAND POWER IN TIE PREVENTION
AND CURE OF PEsTILENTIAL AAD
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
IL 10 In diseases where Immediate and absolute
assistance and relief IL required wherein this RENE
d. proves its superior, and might say super
health.
In cases where Epidemic Diseases, Pestilence
Small Pox, feyers, &e, exist, this remedy proves
the potent power Of q disinfectant neutT azer AID
cure. No one that uses the Ready Relief when
Asiatfe Cholera, Yellow Fever, Typhoid Fever,
will be seized with these diseases; and il seized
when using i. will be cured if the directions are
followed. Simple as this remedy is, il poss q ses
the elements Of cure OF the most violent painful.
and fatal diseases that scourgs the earth.
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT rO
MARRY.

tssays for Young Men, on the Errors, Abuses
ana Dtseaees incident to Youth and Early Man
hood. with the humane view OF treatment and
cuTe cent BY mail In sealed letter envelopes free
O. charge Adere:s HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS
6Ox l., nlIo00lpnto. Pa.
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OIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

g. I. WILD, formerly Tuner of sEEHay
K xn.ss:, and subsegusptly q IsH n:;STTH
BRO.'1 Piano Store. I95 18th street, between Pa
evenue and street, still gives especial attention
90 the eoove. Other Instruments also repaired
tuned. ana Tor sale. Pianos for sale, rent, or ex
chon9o. se Sly
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"SPALDING's GLUE" ls indispensable
every well regulated household.
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Go To TIE
GREAT AUCTION SALE
of
CUMBERLAND COAL,
BY Gleason Il Glenn.
On the 22d instant,
AT Rays Docks, Georgetown.

LIKE REGULATION DRESS PARADE
teeth shou Id always bescrupulousiy clean and
free from blemish. Keep them in this condition
with the Incompatible SoZodont, and when
they are veterans In the service they will still
be as ssgood as new"
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Georgetown Advertisements.

TTOLL BRIDGE AT GEORGETOWN.
HEApQuARrERs OoRps OF ExeIxERRS.
WASHINGTON, u. q January =, 1859
Major General Al. SciofsId, Secretary Of war.
=, General: Ia compliance with the terms of Soc
ton OF an act entitled IAN act relating TO the
be made If the bridge over the aqueduct across
spia shore and do hereby certify chat the said
vehicles ~ A
Very respectfully. your. obediont .eEyant.
Briesdier General of Engineers, Comm an Ing,
Under the above certificate the Aaued net Bridge
Is nov oren for travel asd the chartered tolls will
1863. W W DIINGAN
Secretary and Treasurer Aleysndris Canal. Rail
rosd ana bIlcge Company. Jal2-lst
rOkE FOR sALE.-O -ders will be received for
~ CHhE at the Book and Stationery store OF
Georgetown. and Twenty five (25) Bush-Is deiiv'
ered In any part OF GEORGETOWN for So jal6-lm
Try THOMAS DOW LING, Auct.; Georgetown
VALUABLE lMPROysD pEoPERTY ON WEST
s1hfaT, GEIRG ETCMN; ArhEC1ION.
49, At oc0cf VII ss an sss
S4 preLli ses, til. valuable improved roperty .
NO "a. fron'in y feet on the north side of West
street, between Washington and Congress streets,
With depth Of Il. tees I, paved alley. The IN.
prc yem,its consist of o tyO story Brick House.
Back building and Basement, contai uing II rooms
sa5 throuAh out the house, aad stable in the rear
Terms Ore half cash; balance ia six and twelve
months, ~ith lAteTess, secured by deed of trust
on %. 0prrty Conseyancing aud stamps at the
OHAs. M MATHEWS,
Attorney for owner.
"a lac lCourier THOs. DOWLING, Auct.
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Pennsy wanna avenue. Lear street.
COUGHS, HOARsENRss, ard the various Throit
affections TO which Public Speakers, Military
Officers, and Singers are Liable, relieved by
" Browns Bronchial TrocbCs" Having d.
rect influence 10 the affected parts, they aiiay
Pulmonary Irritation. The freedom from all
deeterlous ingredients makes the Troches q
safe r medy for the most delicate female or
youngest child, and has caused them 20 ne
held in the highest esteem by those who use
them q.
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! a:sc: - ss..'s s:s: rte. 8: %s:s
eeollsttee-tt6e aiusU ct, md no diss Doiat-
Dsn1. - Machine Stitching and Ous ine and
0eao1a eoes1aNy aaA Deenyly done. ~ i@Sm
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We will fret Gems der In az capacity a. a special
ity orr tar famed II medy, Radway Ready Relief,
symbolized throughout the civilized world under
the significant ALTERATION Il. r. Il. This remedy
IL hap PLY possessed OF properties that give imme
most skeptcal can feel its power in q few seconds
especially where the sufferer is the victim Of ex-
circulating pain. Ii is not question with this
remedy OF time IL takes to remove the perception
or sensation of pain. or of the cost; for the mo-
ment II rs applied TO the part Of the body where
pain exists the patient is relieved. And III the
pain is from an established disease. Q cure will
Don follow.
The Ready Relief is q vesetabIe remedy. IL il
sure safe, and innocent 1t is quicker in subduine
pain aud making the patient comfortable than
Morphine, Chloroform Ether, Opium, or any other
agent. It's SIMPLICITY Of application renders il a
valuable household necessity. and its usefulness
the entire range of family accidents that are
liable TO occur at any moment. The Resdy Relief
should lie kept In every house. Cor if any injury or
accident occurs 10 child or grown person, its use
will prove of immediate service. II matters not
what the difficulty may be. Burn, said, Fail,
Bruise. Cut, Wound. Poison, Spraiu, Strains
Pain. Ache, Cough Cold, Group, and hundred
other annoyances that are constantly taking place
in every family, this READY BELIEF will, in q
few minutes, prove its value. II suddenly seized
with sich ness, and you have faith in medicines
bat virh for doctor the Ready Relief will su. nd
or check the progress Of the disease once and In
ninety times out Of one hundred cure the patient
before the doctor arrives II can never do harm,
brt will slways a. good.
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that the insurance costs only the deoPes.s % me
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.sred during ME an annual income o. one tenth
the amount named in the policy.
No extra rate 10 charged for risks upon thelives
Of females
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Agents only IN their res pective districts
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SA KEGS MALAGA GRAPES, (be,t brand.
w Fer sale at NJ " York prices, by
yNO w. LUMSDON 6CO,
"a Is CT 50 La. ave., betW. 9Th ard Eth ats
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MARRIAGE on A STEAMBoAr.-Ol the re-
turn trip OF the steamer Vanderbilt Captain
tOlmay, from Aqua Creek this morning, were
{. couple OF parties with matrimonial Intent
but whose wishes met with such opposition in
tue bld dominion as TO prevent them from
being accommodated AT home. Their names
are hr. a. j Jones and Miss Caroline L. v.
Farmer. OF SpottsyIyanIa county, Va. Soon
after the arrival OF the Vanderbilt at her
" Earf IN this city. Mr.. King an attache OF the
oC1, was dispatched for the license and a
rIl.ster. both of which he procured. when the
parties were MARRIED about nine O'Clock this
morning, IN the ladies' saloon OF the steiner
by the Rev. G. e.. Meador, o. South Washing.
'oh Inc vanderbilt seems 10 be a favorite
steamer for these experiments. as this makes
me third marriage which has occurred ON
tOaTd within the past month or SIX weeks,
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NEW MARYLAND HAMS. Unsurp asset in
quality.
HINGE NEAT Fresh and of best quality.
b1AADY PEACHES. At - cents per jar.
AFRICAN DArBe.
1ALA0A GRAPES. At lowest prices.
N. w. BUkOH8LL,
-, Under Ebbitt House,
deW Corner lkth and u streets.
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SERIOUS CHARGE.-A few days since Detcc-
Ives Ivy and Newman, OF the cres SCI.
wee Bureau of the Treasury Department, hay-
lnc been informed that a restaurant keeper az
tne corner of 18th street west and T. street
norm, Michael BTeen, had been passing coUn-
orieIi money, informed Col. w. p Wood
Chef OF The Secret Service Bureau, a lc by his
orders they worked up the case. by sending
men 10 Brsen's place With one dollar notes to
Sc drinks and in each case they received three
counterfeit twenty-five cent notes in change
breen wa then arrested aud upon searching
LIS premises other counteTfeits of the same
denomination, were found. The accused mad
= preliminary Jrial Yesterday before Justice
smith, and gave bail for further bearing.
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PERSONS SUBJECT 10 appople.y. heart dis
ease headaches, sudden Paintings, should keep the
kellef near them; teaspoonful in water, vail, IN
three minutes, remove ell din Guilty
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STOPS fAlN eniCssr than morphine, chlero-
form, OPIUM, or any other sDooyBe kDosB 70 the
world.
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Nj. WILLIAMS.
w ORMLEYD CELEBRATED
DINING Rooms,
AT NOS. $40. 3Ii, 3Is AND $40 STREET,
Between 18th and 10th streets.

~or..nr ~
Having returned from Paris, 10 now prepared to
furnish Dinner Parties, 6uppers, &C., in the finest
style. He purchased whom in Paris superb Din.
ner ast, which cannot be eausled in this country.
- Tim JAMES WORMLEY.
TNHB ATTENTION OF TINNDBS. BLACK.
Plumb ers 10 called TO the fact that We have
added to our extensive stock Of Builders ~
respective lines. Inviting share Of thsir-|
patronage, We offer fair prices ana liberal terms
J.W. KENNEDY Co,
Metal and Hardware House. 345 PennA avenue,
ja8 In opposite Metropolitan otel
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23
The Crops in ENGLAND,

The condition and prospect of
this years crops in England are
thus summed up by a recent Lon
don agricultural Journal:
"The wheat in the north and east
are certainly not frst-rate. From
North Yorkshire we learn that there
is thin and defective plant on the
heavy soils, and in the West Riding
the crop cannot be an average and
in South Lincolnshire and the Great
Fen Level the crop may be an aver
age, but viii certainly be late. In
Cambrigeshire wheat looks toler-
ably well; the same is true in Nor
folk and Suffolk, and in Essex the
crop is good upon heavy land, but
on the light lands poor. In the
southern counties the wheat is ear
ing three weeks later than last year,
and it is reported doubtful if full
average can be attained. And the
midland counties do not promise
more than an average wheat crop,
even with the best of the wheat.
The prospects of barley are equally
unsatisfactory, the weather having
been too cold for producing heavy
crops. In Norfolk and Suffolk the
barley looks well on the highly
farmed lands, but on THU soils is
defective, backward and yellow.
Oats, beans and peas tell a more
favorable tale, The potatoes came
up irregularly, and have to some
extent thrown out super-tuberS in
stead of putting up vigorous top.
Asfar as probabilities strike US now,
we anticipate a rather late harvest
that is three weeks or month later
than last year-and a yield of wheat
and barley somewhat below an
average; an average, however, be-
ng possible, if we should have a
sunny July"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23
Temperanne Gnnuentinr

A temperance convention met il
Mansfield on Wednesday last anC
put in nomination a State Ticket
About forty delegates were present,
representing the Fifth, Ninth,
Seventh, Thirteenth, Fourteenth.
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Dis
tricts. The following ticket was
nominated:
J.E. Ingersoll, of Cleveland for
Governor; DIR. Wadsworth, of Gin
cinnati, for Lieut.. Gov; Thomas Ed
mundson, of Clark Co., Treasurer,
]. A. Sumner, Summit Co., Attor-
ney General; L. B. Silver, Colum-
biana Co., Member Board of Public
Works. No platform was adopted.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23
A Few Maxims for Young Ladies.

/ Never make your appearance il
the morning without first having
bathed, if only with sponge and a
quart of water, brushed and arrang-
ed your hair, and dressed yourself
neatly and completely.
Keep your clothing, especially
your under clothing, in perfect or
der. Never let pins do duty as but
tons, or strings take the place Of
proper bands.
Examine every garment when it
comes from the wash, and, ifneces-
sary, mend it with neatness and
precision. Do not sew up the holes
in your stockings, as we have seen
some careless, untidy girls do; but
take in a broad margin around the
hole, be it small or large, with a
fine darning needle and darning cot
ton, and cover the fracture with an
interlaced stitch, so close as to be
strong as the body of the stocking,
and fine enough to be ornamental.
Stockings mended in this way
need darning but very few times
in the course of their existence.
Never carry coarse embroidered
or laced handkerchiefs. Fine plain
ones are much more lady-hke.
Avoid open-worked stockings and
very fancy slippers. Fine plain,
white hose, and black kid slippers,
with only a strap or rosette in front,
are more becoming.
Train yourself to some useful oc-
cupation. Remember it is wicked
to waste time, and nothing gives
such an impression of vanity and
absolute Stiffness as habit of idling
and never having anything to do.
IF you are in your fathers house
take some department of household
labor upon yourself, and a part of
the sewing, and make it your busi>
ness to attend to it. Do not let
call from this idle girl, or visit
from that, or an invitation from the
other, interfere with the perform
ance of your duty.
Let your pleasures come in as
recreation, not as the business of
your life.
If you want to marry, do not
court or try to attract the attention
of gentlemen. A little wholesome
indifference, real or assumed, will be
much more likely to the accomplish
the object. Consider, moreover,
that it is better to be woman than
a wife, and do not degrade your sex
by making your whole existence
turn on the pivot of matrimony.
If you can, cultivate to perfec-
ton some art by which you can
gain an independent livelihood. Do
it whether there is a necessity for it
or not. Do it quietly, if you will,
but dOit. There is no telling when,
or under what circumstances, you
NAV need it.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23

The Chemist and Druggist gives
an account of the death of small
child from sucking lucifer matches.
1t appears deceased was left at
home with a young sister, and reach
ing some lucifer matches, which had
been carelessly left On shelf, placed
them in her mouth. This, however,
was discovered until the child was
seized with sickness and convul-
sions, the Vomit smelling of phos
phorus. The child only lived about
an hour from the commencement of
the conYulsious.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23
HUMBLE LIFE.

Tel me not that he's poor man,
That his dress Is coarse and hara:
Tell me not his daily patience
Is a workman's scanty fare
Tell me not his birth is humble,
That his parentage Is low:
Is he honest in his aciions
That IS all want 70 know.
Is his word 70 be relied on?
Has his character 10 b.ames
Then care not ifhe's low born
Then care not whence his name.
Would he from an uDjsst action
Turn away with seornfuI eyese
Would he, than defraud another
Sooner on the scsf9ld die2
WOdld he spend his hard-gained earnings
On brother in distresss
Would he 'succor the afflicted
And'the weak ones redresss
Then he is man deserving
OF my love and ny esteem,
And care not where his birthplace.
In the eyes OF man may seem.
Letit be : iow-thstched hoYel-
Let it be clay built cot
Let itbe the parish work house
In my eyes il matters not.
And ifothers VIII disown him.
AsinferIor to their caste,
Let them do it-rlI befriend him
As brother to the last.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23
When to BUY Farm:

The months of July and August
are the best in the year in which to
look for or purchase a farm. At
this season one can Judge whether
the land can or does produce good
crops, for if it is rich the waving
grass and grain VIII show the fact ;
and if there is an abundance of
choice fruit, it can be seen at this
time to the best advantage. The
low land viii show whether they are
really dry enough for pastures in
summer, and the upland its capacity
for withstanding a drought.
Summer is also very good time
TO view the never-failing spring and
the trout pond near by, and a
draught from the one and lunch
from the other are attractions which
those who possess them seldom
fail to bestow upon those VINO are
likely to become purchasers. Even
the weeds or a farm will assist a
man in determining its value, for
if nothing but stunted ragweed and
fEe-fngers are to be seen, then the
the land may be put down as poor
indeed; but if burdocks and catnip
abound in it, it shows strength to
produce crops of a high order.
The pasture and meadow, orchard
and garden all show what they are
and what may be expected of them
in these months but earlier or
later the aspect of things may
change. In the spring the trees
have not shown leaves, flowers or
fruit ; the roads are muddy, if ever.
and the distance from the railroad
station to the farm appears much
greater than it actually is, espec-
tally to a stranger. In autumn the
leaves are turning yellow, the
gram has been gathered, and
the dry stubble is all that remains,
and the fruits are nearly gone still
the air is fresh and the landscape
glowing with autumn tints; but the
valuable products of a farm are
mainly out of sight, being stored in
the barn or in the proprietor's
pocket.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23

NEE subscriber having located in Nebraska
a. = lor stae present, giu sell his eommodious
and eilgiby situated Homestead aad Two story
S5 Si-Se "a le pleasant and hourishing town of
Clyde, sandnsky County, on exceedingly favor
anle 5erlns, only about one-third wanted in
z fasrs me smai-der on credif q + r-I 4 n
AeW is the rare time and eina nee n, sso1ra &.
desirable property in one of the most fDurish-
ing towns IN Northern Ohio, at a great and grow
ing Ralir0ad center, equzled In few and sur-
passed by no town Of its size in the state The
House, besides the necessary appurtepanees is
supplied with two good cisterus for soft water a
neVer-failing spring in the large and conye-
-1ient stone cellar, and choice variety OF fruit
such as Ohio alone can boast. The Once Is sit
uated in the very best location and being two
stroy, the stairs leading TO the second under
cover OF the same roof, offers facilities for pro-
iessiohai and F2riops kinds Of business rarely
The whole property VIII be sold together or
lntso PARCELS as may be desired, but remember
delays are dangerous" Il will only be in the
market, on such terms, a very short time DR..
us W. Lsse or Mr. Archibald Richards VIII show
the property slnd close abaagain the first oppor-
tunity- Title indisputab.e
-nf5 no36ff. C. w PACE
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23

"My son." said an affectionate
father at the foot of the stairs,
"arise and see the newly arisen
luminary of day, and hear the sweet
birds singing their matin song of
praise to their Creator ; come, while
the dew is on the grass, or I'll be
up there with a switch, and give
you the soundest thrashing that you
ever had in all your born days"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23

Henry Ward Beecher invites
Bonner to come out take an interest
in his farm. He saysh he has thirty
six acres of land, which is too much
for himself alone. eve Will carry
it on jointly he tells Bonner; 81
will lay out and superintend the
work, and you shall pay the bills. "