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ThrOnf Diseases

III Throat Diseases.
ave should call attention TO Browns
Bronchial Trochea.' We have found them
eficacious in allaying irritation in the
throat and Bronchia, and would commend
them to the attention of public speakers
and others troubled with affections of The
throat. They are also an excellent remedy
for hoarseness resulting from cold. Com
gregationalist Boston.
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NASHVILLE QUOTATIONS..

Gold is without material change. The
following are the New York quota
tions of yesterday: Opened at 1853; was
1858 at 1925; 1853 at 11:5O; 1853 al
noon, and closed at 1855 at 8 P. M
The rates here were 134i buying and 1851
selling.
Government Securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday as follow:
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Cumberland Coal.

The undersigned is prepared to deliver
to any place in the city, the best Gambler
land Round Coal at 81 per load of II
bushels; also splendid Pittsburg Round
Coal 81 80 per load. VIM. DEws.
Jan. 12-tf 46 South College Street
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10 Printers

We have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be had at a bargain, by
application at the Office of the UNION AEB
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There will be a regular meeting of the
Board of Aldermen tonight.
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Criminal OOufts

The misdemeanor docket was taken up
Yesterday, and about fifty cases Disposed OF
II will he resumed to-day.
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Don't DeIav Your Subscriptions

LETEACH GETANOTHER SUBSCRIBER.
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CITY NOTICES.
Patent Aerased

PAfemt AerGted
And unfermented Bread received fresh
daily, by J. II. OCoNNELL s. Co.
113 Church at st. Cloud Building.
feb 93t
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IA One friend, by little effort, has
frequently sent US upwards Of One Hun
bred Subscribers. Let each one try end
send us one more. Address
J. -. GRIE FIFTH - co,
Nashville Tran.
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Tho WAnfIlnI
CommIssIOner,s C0urs,

Yesterday was cloudy and rainy, an
disagreeable for outdoor business.
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Shipments of Cotton.

In the month of January the shipments.
of cotton over the Louisville and Nashville
railroad, we're az follows:
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GENERAL MARKETS.
MoNpAY. Feb. 5, 1869

MONDAY, FED. o IoO5.
CoTroN.-The market to-day opened
buoyant, and cotton changed hands freely
at 274 aud % cents. The reception OF dis
patches, however, noting weak markets in
Liverpool and New York caused depres-
sion here, and the market closed weak and
The New York herald., 1869-06-30
ADJUSTMENTS.

VlOWERY THEATRE.
ID GRAND MATINEE AT TWO O'CLOCK.
BENEFIT
OF THE WIDOW OF THE LATE DOORKEEPER
Mr.. ALEXANDER YOUNG.
MISS FANNY HERRING.
Mr. J. 7. KINDS, the Mr., W. II. wHALLEY,
NINE. BARETfEO
Mr. G. W. Thompson, Mr. John Z. Burke, NJ r. A. Dovd,
Mr. Harry Cunningham, Mr. Harry King Mr. G. r. Sea ert
Denvn, Miss Jenny Clifford, Mss s. Steele, Mira E. 3.
Holmes, Mr.. Murray, Mr. Hopie.
Drama OF the CABIN BOY.
Comic drama OF the HAPPY NAN.
Dutch drama of PROSECUTED DUTCHMAM.
Songs, Dances, 20.
EVENING" AT O'CLOCK.
Charles Dickens home story Of
OLIVER TWIST,
with all its grand and thrilling effects
Friday evening. Benefit OF Mir. w H. Whailsy.
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Newport, r. J..

OCRAN HOUSE,
Opens the In the latter or June
The proprietor having purchased tbs entire property has
expended sOcOO In ensrgng and improving hs house
the present
c. Koppzs celebrated orchestra from sewyn's theatre,
Boston, bas been engaged for tho season OF 1869.
JOS. b. WEAVER, Cd.
Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

ORANGE LAKE HOUSE, NEwBURG ORANGE
" county, N. Y..Sewy furnished; mountain air. sain
""" '''''S' r. THOMAS 4 NEPHEW.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

NEONTRAGLE HOTEL, BROADWAY, SARATOGA
M Now open for guests. Elegant Rooms, single and en-
waiksi nne stabng for horses, &c. terms moderate
The New York herald., 1869-06-30
INC WANT ED.

/ WOULD LIKE BOARD
!orafo,table Eoon, In the
~. Address, stating terms,
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

DAyIILoN HOTEL tLATE BLANCARD's), NEW
Brighton. only so minutes BY boat from foot Deg street
attached the house. This elegant establishment now
open for the reception Of guests.
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

tbs.RIBE FOR TnE
, AT An EARLY HOUR
AT THE BRANCH Of
iERALD. las FULTON
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!, FOR LIGHT HOUSE
with or wsthou. Board: /:
SAP. 2s7 West Thirty-th!rd
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3 ADVERTISER WILL
ion of a house, or apart.
III, privilege or having q
oper attendance suitable
ddress box 1854 Post Of
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RETIRED LOCALITY
. wife and two single gen.
has all modern improve
within FIVE minutes walk
a., Herald once.
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REAENT AND THE
u 6nd good accom- mo-
anoh, where there are
" particulars address
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

CUMMrT HOUSE, SUMMIT, N. J.-THIs HOUSE,
y beautifully located, IL open for the reception OF
Hera,d Building. d. J. SMITH,
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rnber, In n strictly private
o,lid be enjoyed; location
,ln s,-as:s; references uG.
ms ana Iuh DArtioulars,
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DEABoDY HOUSE, YONKERs.-To LET, ONE SUIT
l. OF Rooms, just vacated
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; ON SECOND FLOOR,
summer prices. 81 East
,m Madison av.
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M, AT SUSPENSION BRIDGE,
nnQpep for lhe reception OF per.
u. airiclIy hr-t c'ass houas
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CEAsIDE BoARDING-AT SHREWSBURY, NEAR
- Long Branch. Fine bathing Also furnished Cottage
with Board stabling, &c. E. HARROW, Red Bank. n j.
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

II sTREEr.-ELEGANT
ard floor, to let, with first
,nablc.
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RID CAN BE HAD
ltuated. i've minutes
sater. Apply at 81 Wsss
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TREBT, NEAR EIGHTH
Without Board, furn lshed
also > Reception and Re-
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

A ENGLEEooD, Me-. to MINUTES FI.ox CHAM.
a oers street ferry, via Northern Railroad PasAdA
House offers inducements for parties desiring Board Tor the
summer newy Furnished Rooms wholesome az abundant
,DoIu' ooAuNul views snd drVesj no mosquitoes Terms
noe'sl q. w. MOORE Proprietor
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

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IOOR, FURNISHED OR
Inquire at SS Amity street.
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DhRTNER wANTBD-wrTH 5000 OR $1,000 IN A
profitable long and well established buslness hal
interest given. Addrtss " X Herald oacc. Agents
not apply.
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

/xouNrey BOARD AT DELAWARE WATER GAP
y Pa-A private family would take s1 OF sgn
Terms moderate Address J. A. GRAVES. Refer TO j. y
Mackay No. 6 Court street, BROOKLYN.
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GERS WANTED.

,TREET.-To LET, A
our rooms: water, gas and
class location; no ehii'
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C,ARATOGA BOARD wANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN,
, two ladies, child -four years od> and servants also sta
fun of location and terms b., Unon square
Post oGice New York.
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.l0ARD.

CTION OF WILLIAM,
1rd and Room 81 a day,
hrd, sOo., SC. and 15c. q
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CROFT HOUSE, IN TITE HIGHLANDS OPPOSITE
~ West Point garrisons -Chocc Rcoms VERY re.sona.
bic rne shsd. trees and croIue souads plenty of nnk
ana tresh vegetaoies- a. JACKSON.
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

TclRsT CLASS BOARD IN wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY,
Il thirty miles from cy.House 40 feet square shaded
with maple trees plenty OF fruit vegetables and mountain
Apply go Fourth avenue southwest c'rner OF twen'
ty-frst street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE nv
N well Known city maker, purchased st months Since foe
sale Al great sacrifice, Also rms assortment Of Psnor
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

CLIrwooD SPRINGS sEA SHORE HousE -FAnIrIEs
or single genuemen wi,hn. y spend the Fourth out Of
the CITY, Ia cool and retired b. taxing ,he
boat the foot OF Barclay svsry dav al nnd
CO.. io5 FIfh avenue ''''s " ~
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

CARPETs AND rURSIrURB.-HoUsRKE sur.
~ piled with Carpets, turn',ure, Bedding Ao sssy
ksepsrs. KRILY 4 co, corner ss,h 81 ana a. a,
No connection with other store.
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

A HOME on A BEAUTIFUL Farm, WITH THE
n best OF Hoard hours nde from the city,
A. Mr. t. uSDEkuiLLs, Al Locust Valley station Long
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

GUNNER BOARDERS WILL FIND SUPERIOR
- Recommendations Iona Island in tho Hudson river
Highlands, at SIS aud SlO. HAsBRouCK BUSHNELL,
Iona s. CoCkCRoFT, III Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

COUNTRY BoARD-AT Port RICHMOND. s. l.. rlVs
minutes from landing; fraI,, vegetables and plenty OF
shade. Address G. W., Herald othce
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

f,oUNrRY BOARD wANTEp-BY GENTLEMAN AND
wife near the city Address terms and fun particulars
10 8 N. D.. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

DELLRvCR HOTEL.-rHIs FAvORrrR NEW sum.
- mer hcte only three miles from Montreal noted for
~ bns shaded grounds and healthy catv ganies " al.
ing 70 make Arrangements vii please sddress HIRAM
DUCLO5 JR, Montreal House. Montreal.
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AT PRIVATE sALB-MAGNIrrCEHT DRAWING
Room suit covered French brpcste cost Sts for si7b
one do xb Piapoforto bookcasc Esgsre Velvet
Broeae Lace Curtains Marqusterie bois Cabine
Table Paintings, Bronrcs rosewood walnut Bureaus Bod
steads Matresses Extension Table, Chns, ulnss kIvcr
Ware a. half original cost property family leaving city
West fiftesnth street, nsar Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

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TyOUNTRY BOARD wANTEO-FOR CEE OR TWO
sma faujlies in Connecticut mountain or, good h-n-
ing drives and good table, mus. be moderate Ad-
dress boz a,373 Post office.
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

(NooPER HOUSE
~, sCoolers,ovn, New York,
seven acres ground osego laks boana sshnK ss "a
gr9unds made classic b Of cooper railroad
naas for families. - - '''"'S""
CHARLES A. WATKINS, propr,e,oy.
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

AT wATERsIDE, STANFORD CONN. FIRST CLASS
~ family boarding house on Henry street Atlantic
I'VE minutes walk from and toal Fine drives
boating and bathing Accommodation FOR horses and ear,
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

A FEW MORE ROOMS WITH FIRST CLASS BOARD.
"a can te had 81 the Cobra Mansion, Staten Island, be-
tween the trss and second lsndng Abundance OF frt
inIs and fresh vegetables Apply at 27 Wes,
street, or at The Zebra Mansion, -
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

/,oUNTRy BoARp-FIRST CLASS BOARD CAN BB
aht.inel a pleasant well shaded farm house a Green
ucb Conn i've miles depot For particulars address
g. B., Greenwich, Conn.
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

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JTIRsT CLASS BOARD FOR THE sUMMER,-A AT
Il Charles c. Maier's FIVE miles from Cornwall landnS
Mineral Spring, one mile from Short outKsilro1d The
in the country 500 feet higher than hi river VII
meet boades NJ the free of charge by addressing o. O.
MAILER,
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

JrIRsT CLASS BOARD. ACCoMMoDATIoNs AND Il
cation at Westpori, Conn plenty shadt verv health,
positively no mosquitoes. For particulars address b. be
b,s63 New York Post Office
The New York herald., 1869-06-30
y UTHERFURD PARK HOTEL.
" on the silvery Passaic river.


RCTHERFUkD PARK N. J.
Magnificent summer resort; only IS minutes from City
Hail. New York. via Erie Railway elegant lawns and croqnet
grounds stang splendid boating bathing and fishing
Charming drives first class furniture table and attendance
hotel. THOMAS =. WELLS, Proprietor, late of st. James
Hotel New YORK.
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

FAMILIES WISHING BOARD FOR THE sUMhHR
can pleasant Rooms and good Boari py addressing
box ITO Milton ulster county, N. " Post ohoe
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

XNANTED-rARTEER WITH sSOo TO $500, TO JOIN
w advertiser tn light safe business yielding 100 per cent
profit. Can for two days on r. 2. r., Yrench's Hotel
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

SIMC0E HOUSE, OYSTER BAY, I. I.FAMILiEs OR
- single gentlemen wishing to spend the Fourth eu OF e
bs oe OF ali street every day at lb T. NJ En-
En'h avenue near Twenty third street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

rLEMAN IN DELICATE HEALTH, WIFE, IN.
AMI nurse desire country Board with q plain fam.
0ne barg.s carriage ridng daily would Sc Included
lively, musical family prsferred Terms
Nlweys In advance n n would accom-.
>gjve = New York reference and fuIi
HQr, Herald oGnce.
The New York herald., 1869-06-30
COUNTRY BOARD.

/,ouNTRY BOARD FOR ADULTS AT FARM HOUSE
u 10 full view OF Long Island Sound at Fort @ Unssse ~
Good hsLipe boating and bathing Terms Si1 per wesh
Appiy al STATIONS house furnishing wsrsooms '-S sh"
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

RRIqHfoN HousE, PERTH AhBoY ~ 1.-TWO
- choice suits Of Rooms 10 le, Tor the seasor Tats
staten Island or New jersey Railroad. J. o, FULLY.
(NLIFF HOUSE, TARRYTowN. n Y-Is now oPRy
Ior the reception OF permanent transient boarders
FOR particulars call on o. address NJ PACKARD Tslry
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

E'0REST HOUSE, BuDD's LAKE, N. J., NOW OPENED
Accommodstons for $50 boardsrsi cebveysner by Mnr
re and ksser Railroad 70 ssaohope ~ mile. q lake
j. N. SHARP, Pruprstnr
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

/,ooD BOARD MAY BE OBTAINED SIX MI p.
Vt from cs,skin, on the Mountain House road bees Fc
cation, fac view, stabng, &C. terms - PfSsSa C.,a
particulars cali address SEYMOUR Wi''' w.
kill
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

srUUTH SIDE HOTEL, AMITYyILLE, l.. l., ON THE
- Great South Bay, hour aad half by South Side Rail-
road will be ready for guests June M good fishing and
bathing +. q. KING, Proprietor
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

T A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM ONE
hour and quarter from New York per Morris and Rsrr
Rroad, large well furnished with liberal country
in spacious modern house, beautifully located on
Pund, commanding extensive views; pure mountain
drives, boaiins and fishing; exoelent stabling For
ars apply at IS Fifth avenue.
The New York herald., 1869-06-30
FU RNIrURR.

A THE ENTIRE SUPERB FURNITURE oy FoUR
~. story private resdepco the property Of family going
70 Europe VIII be sold great sscrnce today, comprising
IN part as fohows!-hfch satin brocsie rsfor suit
style made 70 order for Gko will be disposed Of for
one charming and god satin brocee Suit medallion
back Tor H1Tb Su fTO celebrated
Brothers rosewood fanclortc, rosewood Btagere Tables
French Cabinet bos de C,wtsns, nne on PaintnR
Bronres rosewood and wsnut Bedsts ads BureAus ash
stands Commodes Msurrsses Carpets, Buffet, Extenson
than half original lis Twenty -slrh street be
tween Sixth and seventh avenues
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

ETAGR BY THE SEA
Wiling, fishing. rowing,
Rbeats springs ;
The New York herald., 1869-06-30
SUMMER RESORTS.

A SMrTHrOwN BRANCH, L. I.-BOARD IN A PkI
~ vac family large, handsome houae; plenty OF M tx
fruit and Vegetables Particulars AZ PRICES Rang store
Thirty fourth street nd broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

6Enn-HALR DOwN--A SMART, ACTIVE Busf.
DOUU ness wanted, with this amount 10 taie an
interest In cash business Apply No. Der street, room
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

Mrs. Y. WOULD LIKE TO GO IN PARTNERSHIP
lNl with good established Dressnsker Address Mrs. r.,
boz so5 Herald Office. New York.
The New York herald., 1869-06-30

S,TAHFORD HOUSE. STANFORD, CoNN.-LOCATED
- IN of the most beautiful villages In the vicinity OF the
city having chaneei owners and newly furnished is
for permanent and transient boarders; boating,
fishing bathing drives unsurpassed from Full
ton Market slip at S'P. NJ, aud IA trains daily.
g. SPENCER, Manager
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-24

FROST CRYSTALS UPON DRIED
GLAss.-Several persons have By
this time laid up to put into bosuets
the beautiful grasses which they
gathered in the summer and autumn
of the present year. In order to
add variety and some pleasing eff.
ects to portions of such grasses,
they may be covered with imitation
rost-crystals, some white, others
blue-green, and amber. To crys-
talliEe dry grass white, steep it in a
solution of one pint Of hot water
containing one pound of alum. AS
it becomes cold, crystals will adhere
to grass, which Will increase in size
ifleft for day or more ; but small
crytals look the best; and in order
to keep them so, the grass should be
eften moved and turned about.
When taken out of the solution and
dried in the air, they are fit for
mounting with the other grasses,
and greatly add to their beauty.
For the blue-green crystals use
sulphate of copper, and for amber
crystals use chromatc of potash in
stead of alum. Feathers may also
be crystallized in the same way,
Art and taste will arrange them
into forms of beauty.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-24

An citation styled the "Amsri
can Upion Academy of Literature,
Science and Art has just completed
its organization in the city of Wash
ington. In its general object and
seopeit is designed to serve the Pur-
pose and accomplish the usefulness
attained by the French Academy.
Its membership includes some of the
most eminent men of learning in the
country. DR.. John W. Draper, oi
the New York University, is the
President of the Association.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-24
...MY dear husband" =" said a deEO

":My dear husband, said devoted
wife, why will you not leave of
smoking2 1t is an Odious practice,
and makes your breath smell or
"Yes," he replied, "but only cOnsid-
er, my love, the time have devoted
and the money have spent in learn
ing how to smoke. If should leave
off now, all that time and money will
have been wasted for nothing; don't
you see ~
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-24

Said Baptist to Methodist: 81
don't ike your church government.
1t isn't simple enough. There's too
much machinery about it." 'It is
true," replied the Methodist, i've
have more machinery thar you; but
then, you see, it don't take near so
muoh water to run Il. :"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-24

Religious MISSIONS said Horace
Smith once. "are an attempt to pro
duce in distant and unenlightened
nations a uniformity of opinions Of
tie subjects upon which the mission.
aries themselves are at fierce and ut
ter variance, thus submitting a Euro
pean controversy of 1900 years to the
decision of a synod Of savages.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-24

The Boston Journal says that re-
Gently firm in that city advertised
| for clerk to fill subordinate but
laborious position at salary SC low
that none other than single man Of
the most frugal habits could possibly
subsist on it, and yet they receiv-
ed over three hundred applications
for the place, some of them from
parties bringing the highest testi-
monials as to character, capacity
and long mercantile experience.
Such men, if skillful masons, could
earn SIS per day 4; if tailors, or print
ers, or harness makers, $50 week;
if fresco painters or stucco workers,
higher wages still; if blacksmiths,
even, they might show better ex-
chequer when Saturday night clos
ed their weeks toll.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-24

An old miser in Ireland left a vii
bequeathing "to my sister-in-laW
Mary Dennis, four old worsted stock
ings which she will find under my
bed, ITO nephew, two other stockings
co the hOusekeeper, "for her long anC
faithful services, my cracked earther
pitcher" and other legacies of the
same character to other persons. The
legatees were in high state of wrath
but one of them having kicked dowr
the pitcher and found it full of guin'
eas, the others examined the stock
Digs, and found them similarly
lined.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-24

BUSINESS BxPERIENCE.-Some peo
pie seem to think that advertising
doesn't pay. For the information Of
such, We give the experience of the
most successful business men within
our knowledge.
My success is owing to my liber-
ality in advertising "-Bonner.
advertising has furnished me
with a competence. Amos La,0>
renee.
81 advertised my productions and
made money."-Nicholas LongaoOrh.
Constant and persistent advertising
is sure prelude to wealth Steven
Girard.
"He who invests onedollar in busi-
mess should invest another dollar in
advertising."-A PaSteiodrt.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-24

Coon BxAMPLEs.-By the joint
effort of its citizen Springfield has q
splendid hotel costing s150,OOO. Il
is called the Lagonda House. By
means of donation of $50, 900, and
loan of 100000, Toledo is to have
one equally good. The fine new no.
tel being built at Youngstown is a
joint enterprise. 1t would seem that
when Canton gets such hotel build
ing as she ought to have it must be
built after some such plan.-Cdnton
Rep d, Rep.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-24

The following is German receipt
for coating wood with a substance
as hard as stone DO parts of chalk,
so of resin, and 4 of linseed oil,
melted together; to this should be
added one part of oxide of copper,
and afterwards one part Ofsulphur-
ic acid. This last ingredient must
be added carefully. The mixture,
while hot, is applied with a brush.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-24

BLACK PAINT FOR IRoNwoRK.-A
varnish for ironwork can be made as
follows Obtain some good clean
gas tar, and boil for four or five
hours, until it runs as fine as water:
then add one quart of turpentine to
a gallon of tar, and boil another
half hour. Apply hot.