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Finkc & Legler's, 307 Sit ond st.
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AT OokT,
In on tor to tfft n'ftily for n n.-w -took. o?t
Spring and Summer f'lotUIi.g.
MILLER & CHARCH,
Merchant; Tailors.
llt'KTON Ul'ILOINU,
ff iRNRR OF TlllHIi' ASI .IKKKKIIHOV NTH.,
f (Hiving rH-4-ivi ttir HpiiiiK hii1 Hum titer
Hi y low tit f ntlinu n 1 'lothitw ';io., ar onn-iii to
niikf lottrnVr Wt'dMiK A.V..v of nil iU-u ripn.ow, on
tli liort4.it MMlilt iH'iM't mill tho inot rtMiuilile
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UMi uift ft, AT !''.' KTYliK ntAiiilttn-tiirtKl, itnng
murk!, -
TUy hnvf poniU' nntl Mplrnlit AMwirtijictit of
FINK VKHJ'INs, f Hii-liitfNl mU, tu wltuli thay
invito (he ntUMiUon uf ituifiiii-i). , .
Their rtiily r lii-nt M l-'umiMhiitir Jw.U i of tha
tn( Mintlitv, n'ti't ffiiinirixno rvi-ry thinv l(Hinihi.
UKNTLfcMKN rt r.ViTMIVU.iirfill .pmlihM, mfwlfl
of tlx to'! ffiKxt, find in flu- it('ft Mtylct. Hill le kvl
rAfuly ninde for tlM-i-onvoniin-i- of the jxAh:
Tntnkhtl tr wtt lilwril pitnin:if, thy dcNfro thtr
frMii'ln rtmI tin' inilti(i ttt i', i( iiml t-Kiimnm (ft.oils, hihI
Irtirn prir., tnnrtJ-ff MMJKK :MAUOH.
N EW GOODS l"
MKN'S CliOTIIINO,
CIMMI1KHI,AIN A PAKKKII'H.
HOYS' Cn.OTIlINO,
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CIIAMKKKLA1N ft 1'AKKElrS.
Latest fitylM Gents' Vurnltthlnt? tiooflk,
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CHAMBKHI.AIN PAKKKK'H.
x GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER'
IN TMK UTT KCVLK,
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Chamberlain & Parker's,
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Clothing. Dry Goods.
TEEMEXDOIS KEDIX'TIOX '
SUMMER DRY GOODS,
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N. P. DOUGLASS & Co.'s
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, THE rOUOWtd HOODS At COSTI '
Klrh Fancr Hllka, In new rlai
i Black Mnllll, iwl li
4 Bcraa;a Kobei, f and It Haae
Vtum Frcncn Orgaudlci, a neat pallerai
Bonneti and Bonnet Bibboni;
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Hotlery, '43 if, ci. lower than vr oflrrtAi
KID OLOVBS ''
Fitly t'rati prr alr, and Warranai
M.ien h t!ViKi:iiciiii:rsi,
lu fjraat variety. -. j
Dreti Trimming, all kind, at coir.
Paranoia, u atfloi, at .
BLKACHKD AND KKOWM BHKKTlNCiS,
1 it very nmull lv
SBWINO MACHINES
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FOR TVETY D1YS
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P. Douglass & Co.,;
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no. vie.
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Kmplre Bulldlnf, 110 JUaln filrert.
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Por wifrj, (ivnM tt CrtrrltTH)., ,
By niHll per nnntn,tn.1vrvcp,
Dull Advrrtl.nj(. '
Htfimm, 1 ln NonnnMI.) ot hifMTiion.f
in (Miunrns pnch afhtiotial mfwilifm..v.
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Oittt miiuin, HirtH iitontliM. , 7
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Uiii'-i'iuhtii (iltinin. mill Nil ulutiitftJM ur wnt iwr
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ur fur ii luiiwr mi iimI iluinit)M.miM-itMti, mml kituvin
A Advcrtisi'iiK-iit jmi-imJifiMn IhjiU hv Vxnx niuj
n ki ki.i r.Mi'iHr, w ill N unlgii-t to hii imIIiIidiiuI clmrgf
(' inif-htilf Hih Iiitily riitcit.
AH iwlv(rtifPMM-tit in k-lutriiAt'Lit Dm tiitc of fifty
(M'l.t1 k.t Mium (of tfn iiucH) tlif fli-ht in-cHiori. iiiut
Iwvuly-ttvt' fN'iilM (nr'Vorv mitliti(MiU utMvrttoii. uiili'-w.
iui HHrwuu'iit iHiiiutU)ii'viui(itUi iiiM-itiuiiut tho0oyt'
. wPirwon withini( to fliwdfitliuin thi-ir vrarly fid
Tri ti.iiliu Mi Hft jjcivt iiaiUn ut lliH Coiltililix Uudin, All
IULlUll (VilVl'l'IIHIIMllll( IllllHt IIP IHII'1 flM' III mlvHik-e.
1 I If ('I'M llfK' 'I iMllUJllI in IVt'l'tlWIT- in minted (i I hell
rvn lntKiticm, lil m( till flih.-ltlTliU'lll for the U iu tit
ithcr iHMxttiri, im vt rl! at li-jid tui t rlii nifiitf, tutil
vrrtiwitifillH ti iihi tin hhIvh itent in ly llM'iii ihumI In1
iii! for ut Dm i''ul;M nth-.-.
Ti'ilmh'H of K-HH-t-, NnliifN, McftliiLp of Ijtrrnry,
MilKnry, Kin unit ullior AMiiM'irttioii,Ar ill? holfnr
Kntr-, to ) lmlit fopn AiIIuitmi Kor otw Invrtmn
nny HtKli tKti(M, not p.i'itvlin otif Hqnnrn ol ti'ti Iiih-k,
&t iff it?, unit in it nif fnr try (itlviMiM'iit mwniti.
Ailvirt!Apmnf not pxrooilintf t-nolinlf i)imr
IDkrtli, inKii(o! (hu ttmi fnr 'ii I't-iitit. All imin n in
ti'inli1 tn proiiiotp irivRr iiitircfiH, to ( lnrtl
ifkMftl vHHnm ( whHt nnlTM hmtrfrm M tlx rX
itr) tiiiHt l (Mii'l for itt tin riii of.in i vut jmt line.
No rutd, ffUTtKitypPH Or 'lwtr-ltyiM MlHi'tliiL II 1 1 lent
all Metal. ' '
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In ehilof tTV('reoriiitn'i h((;.
ttk..PnyntiMil in HilvnihT in ll iiumh.
Weekly Adrertltiln.
INtr pmr, of tn Iiihm iiMire or Ivn, throe
weoki , $ 1 M
IVr iviiiirp, nwli week In aililitioti, it7
Vr rijnnn, threw month 4 M
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OHIO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION.
ADDRESS OF W. ARMSTRONG, Esq.
EDITOR OF THE TIFFIN ADVERTISER,
AT SANDUSKY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1860.
.Vr. Chairman, Latlir anil Gcnllrmrn:
At a tiuittliku thl, in tha very itiulsl of one
of t liojrtilttr fXc-Jti'mentBUnkinrivii to
any Innd nve oar, when the storm of politirs
ia cwucpiug uiuJIy thruunU llio, luuiluud llif
editoriul liulcriiily, the sulilicrs of fortune mid
of wnr, lrL'Piij(HK..iit tiM'OiJittuit tor what they
deem right; wheimwords are leaping from their
'HlbiirttiBp(l)lninitig in thnpunhtjlit-r-wlirn,
(tlotfud in armor, the HentinehT on thn"oiiur
walls are wakeful and Tigdimt, a friendly gntli
ering of editors retlecting every shade ot pol-
iuai,opini9i; u a lingular Dne ut sity ineiiUHt,
All men took forward to the "good time com
ing, and the llihlo npoiiks ut the iicriod when
the scattared tribes of men shull bo gathered
together wlim there tdinll he no more war and
no more (tenth, t un it be that we "who null
the lever that moves the world," are now in
aiigurating the jwriod whop , r
iiTWUnIW writ) wiflvtwi fttifttl h Vtirilnnt ntfcftd,'
And Imi.vn in tiimnry Intnl. thf M4riintM leail;
The mkumI aixl linn nl unt enh Htunl ii)(mi,
Anil luti'mU'HHiHTieiitM lick ill? pilghin'tt fpet."
If we have aceoimilwhed this liruiiliesj of tlie
Poet in tlnueplninif days of wur--iii.lhee days
when our souls should be inarms and eager for
the fray, let the populace rejoice for a miracle
haji.heeii wEuiiinL .let the uiorrv-makinir be
general, for atiangu things nniaod littfo oaitioto
pass. r .... ,., - , ,
l'lcanuatrv1'. aHidc, iind .tniptak. siirioiisly,
these re unions und assemblings of the frater
nity have been productive ol much morejrood
than any of us ur tha public realize. 1 hey
have hud a tendency to kindle friendship he-
jwcen those who were before either at enmity
or cold and di&lmt to pich, other. They have
matenully soltened those prnjudices thut wc
who nre antagonists in the political arena and
couiuutilurs in business naturally fi-ol. In ad
dition to estulmsbing gwid fwding among edi
tors, they liuva contributed much towards inr
tUiy'mg tlie luutvriul interests of those engaged
in publiihing papers in tliu Duckuye Slate,
having inaugurated aa nut of. fair prices in
ilaces where Iwtore unireuerotia competitions
Had iirodurxl wrangling, under-bidding and
ratlimi which printer s communilineiit pro
nounces a most detestable sin, and one which
every honorable ciiitur and practical printer
miwtlinartily lespie, t 1 " I . i
Many OI u ivnu 111 liiin-a pani, mivu uinij;i-
led each otbfr with opiihetx, aoitlier flattering
nor polite, have by these meetings been thrown
together, met liiea to faoe, and having become
ni'Huaiiiti'il, have miituully come to the con
clusion, notwitnstnnuing our previously ci)i
ceived opinions, that we have soma streaks of
"fat matter'' in our composition, and that
was the height of nunseus because we had
political dinercueea, to regard each other with
the same acrimony that w would personal
enemies who had done us a deadly wrong.
1 am satishod from tuy own observation, and
believe that my statements will accord with
die observations of every editor present, llutt
these meetings hare iuduocd in the country
ores such a moderation, so lur as reirards the
eschewing of personalities, and the ignoring
ol slnng-whang, as was never known U'lora
the lvditoriul Association was furmeiL It bus
done much indeed to elevutu the standard
editorial etiquette, and, for myself, I hope
that the Association may never vvtuw to exist
or bo disbanded, even though the press of the
largest city within the bouuduiies ot our own
State in its egotism and sclf-iniiortancc, ig
nore buu snuur at the Association, and ridi
cule its objects mid motives. A Oirteinnuti
paper, notorious lor its tickieness lu principle
and celebrated for its personal abuse of men
who differ from it, ill untieing the lust meet
iug of the Association, held at Tilliu, remark
edthat tho "really laborious anil inriuenlial
editors were lit homo minding their'owu busi
ness, uisteau oi niKWiuiL' ino sessions
tha Couveution. 1'hat paper was not repre
sented at the I onveutioii, and its naraerapn
remiudf ooe of the gun,lleiaan fhn Informed
a young lady that on a certain dny he hud mej
a very beautiful girl on the street. , "VY)i
could It be?" she naked. "1 Was not out thut
dav." So with the melroDolitan journals,
they are not "oat" if they do not head the
column they are vain cnougu toiniuaiuai
no HHiveuiuut ol me (.'rail can resuuin aii)
good. While spcuking of metropolitan jour
nals. I aui led to remaik thut while the coun
try uewspaxrs are unable to compete with
the journuls of tho oily in point of suhscrip-
Uoa prtue, 1 aiu suUalieu that -here lu our
State wa have editors' engaged on country
journals who have as . much ahilitv
aa ' much general ability, aa much political
tai l, as inucL raulness una vigor ol style
and, , UiuVxsd, inore than many of ilujse
"national reputation editors" who indulge
leaders ot "learned leugin, long drawn out,
uianv of whkrh are a pros? and Uleleas
tlie auraious vf some backwooils preacher ona
sultry August day, wlio www genthi sleep
the eyelids of his listener betore he reanhes
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not ol wit, sprightliness, grninlity and abilitf.
If I' were so dinposed I amid name here in
nlt ndnrmTtirmra" '.i mw nftlmti -rn-thl a-
Hemhlnge who,,ia half K dora aentnnccs or
lixteen lines, rtiin thro mtifrj light Uion any
anhjecf wliinti they have ernuiel) Ihiia ioaic
He liiHlrid trimi a! fnUimn leaififirra" fmUfV
politan journal, whose elnlmrntions are of In
dia rubber elasticity. " It Is a strange reflec
tion, however, thut no matter how able may be
the articles in the country lutlrnals, by a lunrt
class, of people, they aredeemwl unworthy of
nonet-, ui- iia.iiuy HKiinmni over, Because mey
do pot Hi W the broad pages of a daily, or are
not printed on steam-driven presses!
I desire lo give In this connection, although
I may lie volunteering suggestions n( variance
with the judgment of some, mf Idei of the
manner in which a country journal should lie
conducted. Too many of those connected with
omitltry infers Mtui lu those 'Hhings-which
they ught not to, and lenve undono those
things which should be done. They neglect
paying that strict attention to home matters
which they should do, and sonr out of their
own neighborhood for ninlter less interesting
than that they can final at home. The coun
try editor, tyhile he should emiilmticnlly end
vigorously, nt the proper jicrioa in erieli year,
advocate his political principles; tuliouhj con
form his mper to the mood and disposition of
tns tiatrrHil pi hit tiWn nofgJtliiirhood.i Instead
of spinning Jong ii nders upon foreign all'uirs,
with the hope that they will charm his neigh
bors, he resurrected by his exchnnges, and
startle the country, it would be inliniiclv more
saliufnctory to a large majority of his renders
i ne wouiii give them intormntion or a more
trictly local character.
, The person who subscribes for a nnner al
ways looks first at the article which gives an
acconrit of the wpnes, tif which -he wnftarrwyw-
witness or pnrticiaiit, no muiU'r if the adjoin
ing column sholild chronicle the overthrow of
dynasties, the consequences of which over the
destinies of mankind will licking to the prov
ince of the historian. Home ilrm, us you all
know, are first turned lo by a majority of ym t
natrons, and it should he your object to give
ihem just whr.t they wnntl ' Let me illustrate
iiricuy. nuppose two old luriners who are read
ers ot your joiirnnl, should meet nt the school
district Meeting, at the village church door on
Sabbath morning, at tho threshing, the barn-
mining dr on the public hlghwiiy,"wh(ifls the
first question, j 1 they nflk each other wheth
er the Japanese Embassy Imve had a magnifi
cent reception nt iif.w; Vork CHj, or whether
the tnsflailies or that sensational city hud
'over-loaded", the . copper-colored "Tommy"
with boquits, tonder .snilsivc's and rare und,
elegant presents? Ur do they ask: "What is
the price ot wheat, or how much do they pay
for corn at f'htrnixvillc. Or how much, neighr
b ir Thompson, did yon get for your wool at
KfemontT Would they not 'father know Whetli-"
er the County Commissioners had ordered a
bridge over Wolf Creek, in place of the old
one swept away bv ' the flood, or how -the law
suit between the neighbors, Dobbs and Podds,
nail peon doruieii by tne l ourt ol t ouimoa
Pleas than they Would fct-lroaSw tfiat Hie bridge
at ,'licinir) was being rebuilt tiy the Anslrjun
I'liiijmror, mw iHv inicision1 i L iuv rmprame
Court of tho United States, in tho grent India
Kubber ense? Th fanner 'would raihcr hpar
whether tha last trust had damaged the crops
in his neighborhood, than to learn that the
Prince of Wales had' hoped that the potato
crop in Ireland would not be a failure. The
good old lady, who onco a week, after her
work ia completed, assumes her nafeotaclra
and picks up the newspaer, would be better
Housed lo learn who ot the 'Vals ni hrtjnr-n
lcr neiguoorliood, hud taken out marriage li
censes, than to read of that unusual occur
rence that good Queen Vic had presented
the Knglish people with another sprig of loyal
ty? She would ruther learn what are to be
the prominent features of the next county
Fair, than to read that John C. llreckinridge
had giyeu a great, upier to polUiuutns, or
thul Senator Ityijglas Uld (r. Sewarjliud giv-
on mugniuceiil koiroos ut weir uiuginuueiii
nuluces in the city of Washington. Would
she not bo more interested in reading, the
obituary notice and genealogy of the neigh
bor, whose funeral she attended on friday last,
than to rend a lengthy description of how Je
rome llonaparte, at'ler his deuth, lay iu royul
state in the i'ulac Tuillurus. .. T'hii curiosity
of the female BC!f, general IW it .Ki, is more
strongly uwukencd when it has a louul object
upon which to revel, Tho yonng lady er)d
young gciiUciunn would be better satisfied to
sec in your columns a gruiiluc account ot the
lust bull or ply nicy of which tbeT, were part
and parcel, than" (o read a tiemeiidous and
bighfalutiii' account of the flattering reception
I'atti uuit at Ilultimore, or the .extraoidnuiry
sensation somo ftctress had elicited In l'hila-'
lelphin. The iierson who has no inclination
for reading, will read when he m-os his own
experience written, or anything in print which
i'i in accordance .with, his own thought, or a
iletull of any matter in which he has 4 person
al interest. It has buen well said by some
iiersun. that to retain tho good wishes of your
suhf, ilir, you sliOidd lidl theirMnOK atwnie
morning, than they could icaru in one day a
travel among their neighbors. Then let me
suggest to all of rny friuipla of tlte country
press (and all or whion siAggestlons l apply to
myself as a representative of tho press of the
city of Titlin, 761 city for which I have a "kind
ness of heart amounting to positive weakness, )
that they esc!ier all dtwiro 'to pass in review
the shifting scenes of tho whole world, but to
cut, cabin and confine themselves to narrower
limits and pay more attention to tho goings-on
in their own neighborhood. Have you ever
noticed that yon may prepare an elaborate ed
itorial, which you pride yourself is just right,
uud place side by side with it a local item, giv
ing an account ol a uouiite-iieadcu can or some
monstrosity, that the calf will travel the whole
county over will occasion tuuoh more interest
in your neighborhood nd pervado your ex.
changes for a month, whilo your fine editoriul
your pet and darling will pine away on
the Ihirror foirth page of oiie or Avo or yfcur
nilioiniiii imners 1 The incidents, acildeuts.
the lires, ij crimes,' and tha thou.iunl other
matters ti-unspiriug uauy in your vicinity are
of more interest to your nulwcribers, llinn the
same things transpiring in distant mates and
Counties.
In thoriehand iiunulous counties in which
wc art bcatJ,,vujro tlai hauuiter, ttia 1 iiu'yil.
the trowel, the plane, tho ltom and the ele
meats, are the Inisy agents ot men, we can
iind matters of high local inUtrest U our read
ers, and endear our pavpera trf them, so that
they will look uimiii their coming as the visit
if a near and chatty neiulibor, lulling them
of the prsierity ol those ther bold , dear,
while they will regard the weekly visits or tlie
Metropolitan Journals as the oereuioiiioui call
of a sinrehy city stranger!
I not intend to speak ut length upon the re
o)oliiilulitis. ttJid nbarrauisuiaat kjf. awtr pro
tcssion. II 1 were to elaborate upon Inn embarrassment
of the Kditov I know I should
send with llierajiidityof lightniug the thoughts
ot many before me buck lo the dingy saelum
und to the very side of 1h "grinning devil!"
Why harrow up ia this ninmcu of delightful
leisure, these Souls br aTeft-renrnW thtfeiu-
burrussments peculiarly to the K.lilor? Why
call to mind the remembrance of their illaid
labor iW ruriwaknl tlHMrriialivlyiV'linnueata
who liflsSr uiinvr-lhe impresnloia that 'wea
ing thought out of brain" is a delightful oc
cupation, and limiting a newspaper for glory
lujlnosi leviable? ,Wtfyijrakif aha. uhosta
ihiir, lik kaaiqao' iSh M-st hoia, ia H
shape of unpaid paper bills, while our dollart
to meet them click atirryiagle in the Hiekets of
i om, itflca aia, ssrry f(JilOMo . whm re
gards his inUelitness lo the printer as too
trilling to pay, while he should Wow, assNfnld
erery one whd putronlzcA the printer, thut hi
general aggregntn' Is comimsed 'of trilling
sums? W hy bring to view the politicians who
iniesr yowr sanetnm, artd ftors r.m nn deep us
the Artesian well in the State 'Honset with Re
quests Of "do all you onu fur me," promising
to pay. but never paying? Why think of the
hundreds that want grntnitoua puffs "just a
snort nmeie, ymi kiiowt Why tliink iif the
amount of printing yna will have to do. and
the amount of labor you hnve to nndi'iyo (n
lh;s camtmigii, without receiving a dollar from
those whom you arc trying to benefit, while
the heartiest curses of" yonr opponents "st
upon your devoted head I Hncli tJinnghm are
unplcsjiant, and I banish Ihem. yt there Is
no cloud that has not a silver lining." We
have our pleasures and nor privileges, but as
I prefer not to Unveil at length the miseries
of the craft, 1 Will not detain their jovn, de
claring that while they are few, they are al
ways enjoyed by a class who are workers
plu'srcally and morally. ' '.
Though the Press WinT be blessed with In
ordinate yanity, I conceive that no person at
this day will dent thut it has lieootne a per
liinnent power in this land. There is power
in ii,. ana wneuier. eontrrMied ny tlie" weBk
hand or by the strong, for. good or for ovil,
there is in it the power to warn, . Id rl
stray, to lull, to shape, U arouse, and ns
our country expands, and the influence of flic
IVs. iweorneB more powwful, i who nlare
predict the.iulliience, it will nltimntnly have
over the destinies of the Kcpublie? Ceaseless
in its iiidus,try, tireless in its watchfulness, it is
the, . , . . . . . '
1 "Hamtinrl Hint giuird. tlin wiill ,
tlfpilt4ie ,if. ly, aivllhe rs''1''"!! ,lr""1 '
Tlmi sumiiU lb. ruiTillrwliiiiii.iireriinnn.i
I For its aid the machinery of heaven is in
voked and employed to communicate' by the
aid of the telegraph; for it the ocenii-steamer
roars and ploughs from very point of the
Htorm-iufwsl iain; for it apoiaal niiiiu jiro
started upon the railway's Heia truckf fr it
art,-strength, enterprise anil miequullcd.intW
ligem r; ere at work from early duwu to early
iluwil. . The eye of tlie Press is univcimul; it
duily turns the globe uMn its axis, and scans
every portion of it for its news; nothing is
too higli to .oscnpo its stern investigutiou
nothing too trivial to escape its penetrating
glance. Tradej commerce, science, literature,
art, are tributary to nud dependent upon jt,
and its ting carries emblazoned upou it, Vruy
rc. It is tlie gnardiun of the people's rights
the terror of corruptionsists, and tlie anuihi
lator of tyranta! With a free press, unfetter
ed ami untrammelled , we have no: fears but
the voico of tlie. jicnpiu, for whom it speaks
mid whoso pulse, li duily feels, wUl always be
heard nud respected, , Kvcriatrjntie, the press
is for the I'nion .and though Congressmen
hnd Senutnrs, demogpgUos aipl imlitfuians,
may croak of tha midnight which they profess
to see darkening over our Republic,, we, have
no fears, for the .Sat of the . Press "Is the
Union forever!" Let ;tho first blow which
would lead to a dissolution of this Confederacy
be struck, and an ripited pros would beat the
war ilmm ond lotiud the tocsin of itlurin, that
trtmld bring to the rescue million, who, per
hkps, untrained in the art of soldiery, would,
from the humblest private in the ranks, with
niusket in his bands, to the commanding tl)i
Cer, witji plumes dancing in the wind, be ready
to du and dure, anything in defense of this oil;
adel'if human liberty., Ayt, a, united pre"'
would stamp the Iron truth on tha Imsen heads
country far beyond that of demagogues and
aspirants I In this day, when the political ele
ments are in such fierce agitation and dema
gogues, either for political purposes", or urged
on by excited imaginations, proclaim their
fears of the wreck of. freo institutions, the
Pkkks I hank heaven ! is boldly lushing them
iuto quietude, and politicians and dumagnrfues
hud better atiutppl to" walk- through hell-fire
iinsimtlicd than to set at deflation the jiower of
the Pukka, which has Its ear on the heart' of
the mighty people ! i
' No Kjlitieal earthquake can ever shake the
great temple of our Lilierty and free institu
tions into ruins, without the aid of the mighty
engine whicn alone can work revolution! No
man, worn he possessed of the genius of up
Appollo, tlie powers of Wm, or- tlie taut, aud
daring of uu earthly JSIaKiieuil, oruld tear one
star from i our flag without tho aid pf the
Press. Its aid conspirators cau never have.
It not the politicians or partyis the
guardian of the Constitution. It tno trick
sters or as po an Is, carries the Hag of the Un
ion. The sunbeams kiss its waving folds, and
na the glad wimls play around it, as tho I'reau
carries it fondly aloft, .we see iu its gruosful
undulations, tho unerring promise of a glori
ous future of a "I'nion of .Stales of a I u
ion of hands" undying and imperishuble.
in oodulusion, let mo say that every person
connected with the Press of tho Ooimiry r.u
matter how high hi. alaliou or huuible his
sphsre should fuel heavily the weight of ra
sponsibirtty that rest upou him, aud before he
jieiis a line or publishes a thought woigh.it
wr,lL i Indeed, so act, that when You are cul
led upon to take yuus plaoe iu tUht innumera
ble oararun that moves ou towards tha silent
halls of death when called before the Great
Proof Header of lha Uniyersowho will re
view our matter, we can fuel a consciousness
that we hav not loll one line which, dying, we
would wish to blot, aud llutl our "piW'1' lias
no doublets, outs, or gross and. unlorgivab
errors. 1 i '...,
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AT SANDUSKY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1860. Wood Work
, J. II. BatVIaSraE-V,
Brackets. , Baluiteri. and Modiliont,
' PlAin, Mmildl, urC4anrp.l1 '
Hookt and ladders for VI re Compaalet,
CuMilON k, WUCKLAVKItS' LADDERS,
. ... , , . ill) hand. ' 1 . .
MI KlZICn OFTHB
JVEW HIXD OF STEP-latUDCn
' . ' -.1 . ! , '
(Patent spi'lla.1 IW) fr-r aala. Ttiia kt tha akvaat LaaVlar
vtac.iuyitiihid, , udj tusl aeo llaun si
JirZ.Ji'!iJ!''!TiV""'ii
Baal of Ui sawal.
yj
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Saddlery.
Spring and Summer Campaign
SADLER SHOP.
CREW UiHr-ORI),
IT 0. 51 JrffPM0ii8(., 8lgN pf tba Saddle.
I 1 iaKN,Tniilk. ViUlHi. CWmt HH4(,('MaU-, Whl)-,
Rittis, lluNa liitMS
ttiaiM m thtttr Ihti-n h !iin tnu IWw. 1
W hutfti uitf Uwiik tittli uuisjio ftar ihftr lilwnif
pttlraaiiMMUa Mklakt H C'Uil4llUaUta4 Ot U) HtHf $ W aU
Ufl-riltM,i i u uivm ii.
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Saddlery. Boots and Shoes.
D; PICKFfORD
VV U airorm hi P-lenil nnil llie pnUio lt,m he
luw.ux. t sthl till. -it np tn Ihe tt Hlvl.
slur. In HW KHI.il NkW
SI II.IHNIl,
NO. OS
HIKll STi:Kr,li.rmerlv
I hV Wt,l U'ILr
nnin nMire.anil nl floor lo rn oHH .
ttherv he him on liHH'lji.liii'w sMirtneni vi
UO.OTMANU 8J1UKW.
w "'! '"prlfl,i"i bn.1 m'.torlnl and Ihths
He nikonHir 11 kln.1" of h,,nl Siiil Ishni,, .n,l
wananl. lli.ni lolil. Ho ue ik.im Iml ll,ui..lui.i.
.' r. . " 'l',,,"-i WIMIIen.
Tn 0OM Wtlil klMMr liitrtj n,,,i.,.. n.i L ...I J 1
...,.., wnra or yrv-. iii.,w, ,i t ,
nun bto mvinui , .o.filr. AT think, k lin d(K ,n , M
n4 w IWr Uirinelve II,. Ihiok-. l,r run give llain
yooil flttintf, twy .,,4 itumMe Dn,u or Mh, ,inn
Iw luMl any h.lie,andut UTTI.a! IIKlTkn 'hl
lltH IniiK arw'1'i..ni'e in the Im.iiH.- ui, I i.
t'lraiiLKreia k)tulHiwk ln l lh oek, and
In. wwrk niainv
B',,;h"'l'K"llli "orvler. of VYAI.TF.lt TKI1W-
.......n.i.H ....... -.ii-nufni in m t,aHnas
.l.tjintvntler. '
i Jl f7,Wy. '" 1,18 f"" are
. ., . : I "- - in.nip.n-n, nril
' ..- iinjih. .... , , f,i
New Arrangement. 77
CIIKMM MAIIK IKMITrl ANUHHllfX! .1
l.'I'SJ'iiM MAUK HiNlIM ANI1HII11I.S
IJl'HlIlM IAI)K MM IDs AND HIKtrM
OF fcvKIIY HTYI.K
mams is tin: mT Mtvs'n!b' v STVLB'
MAtiH I.N THK IlKriT MANNf lt. t ; ' ' ' ' 1
.HAHK.IM.TAK HIXi; MANNKK, '
WtuMITl.T Til flllfirit
. , ,, , . ,i J'IK'.MI-I'I.Y Tu uii,r;it.
AN.. WAHKANTKU T P !. W T" .""
ASl WAItltAVI KH TO Pl.lllsl? '!
AMI WAKKANTKIl TO I'l.KAHK, .' .1 t.
I 1 '..AtlheOu.ioin Workshop;
- B. KT. DAVIS,' .
No. 79; Jefferson street,
. . :. - . ;i , DAYTON, o.,
H li. Mvlugdw.w nt hi stork of Kastmn work
, nl ni..u,, uih hrreiUler ilevele In entim Hinm
U1.11 to nwniiBirtliriiiit hmn tnaili. wirrk, whk'h he will
up in KI vl U. win hi pli..i WHj (liuMreal isiUie,
wll.ntl he wflllie pl.nMe.l fo wrve. 1 '
He tuvia's ladies ui.l g.Milli.nMl to eull hii.I l.i.ve or-
vrsnir work, und lia .le.lg.. hi. retiiilm a. n mini.
uifa-hiuiM CtawiwaH wlm .kd to iiLswhI. ,
iii-2;itr ' .1
Old Place Changed Hands.
BOOT & SIOE STORE,
. N0..IW Mli Htrwnli.
rrUlK iitalerafinw. hn. eutr-hnwd the W.M klnxrn Boo
ami Shoe St'im her.-l.ir.ire 'nrnel on l.v N. W. Wil
..i, anil will hni. UiHlKiwn.-.. eiaiitucnvl li plmaelhe
ilr..n i of tin- H..111..1, anil UK miniy ut-w ones iu a ill
Ikvorhun wiik their en.iim.' . "
m.ry at) te o'rM H",.""M"llJ, "n ad f amtortninut ol
- ,. .BOOTH, HIIOKS, HAITKHH 40..
And will nlnv nii.k.. eaiu lly to lueiuura itn.l oMer,
nei-yitnnanthe Inut; ' .., .
'Thelau.im.as will la-in charge of tho moat akillnil
esaanenHl wArknirn, and tt, pli(. ,ny rrat
i)a eiairy vitart will be mud a, iilen.e, -1
. Jn in, as of old, at 11(1 Minn 4,t, Two door.
I.'low Market. Kelnemher every Ihinu if. put 1111 to aiiU
pulaki. tliyw-tf I.K.l. NWIIJION
" iiATj iplayH "
D llOK1.JHl would Inkirm hi. fnon.t. m Ut
, ).UIHie tluit h jio as lurglnl 41. aauBanvaa-
sairtinMa) of Htww and Hho u cam he iiuiud lii lha
Hly; and ho will aell aaj.w u uny one can lliat uieiu'u. to
honfat. . Ho cannot aell good, rn.hi.jhill.la, aiilonlilr
.h.loa, worth jj.nn lor SI .011. If any una con, It i.
none of Ida hli.lueaa, ao long na they i.a.- I.ft.i n..in.nc
ke haa.-liawpikaMa aial Uhwa.aial will soil a. lea
any oiiaimn Btleld, . tiiy.l-K"
Saddlery. Boots and Shoes. Drugs, Medicines, &c.
Toilet Artiolei tot the Million.' '
HAIR HB"rTHRATIVB' AND IffVliKIBAWR, a
aux. ail.l IHACIHAIua.ta.'li A. hur ItuLOwaa. Hit.! f..,- ra
vihg all K-urf, (laiiilrull, K.-r.Silinia l;ru.liona anil
K.wrriah HaM atom aealm sad for nandrtua uraniatum-
tiray llaicto it. ongiuul tailor. Tina ireairiilion
e.aiDiiiia noiuunMia ttMator, pnauietpii ua sywrolerail
hy inviuoraluol and rctttorliti la-tlta-t liculth It,
alp.r(n.l tl( ainmla win. h fond the hair. It la
111
ii.mi.aiiaa nopiing 111. aaine iiautiiy aa ytwou a
Mr.. Allcu'a liilir Re.tiinitiv.a. In idi l-..afHa.-t
Mrs,
S-asi, niidai.in. thlM looaeliair tlwiair-l,
ill 5u ut'Ula, . r'ur aide l.y
t'rteu only Au uoula,
Idl. W, W. BTRWAItT, '
I'rngKi.t, No.ti Main atree
feh7
Iltitnn HAIU IiVK -Kerdy 'igthelluir a lloait
J or Hrown, luatutitly, w.il t atiiiuing the akin,
arninted Sillya. good 11a biwlielor'a an. 1 4 ibriata.iol'0'a
up in the aitino anted Imixcs, hii.I ut half III., euat.
lrionUota. TolarltadO11tynttt1ell111gS1i11a.nl
feld . 1 W. W...rW'rtWAlfr, WMiuoig. ,
QBAldMI WAX Ifnil S'UIUT ('AN-A pleigihil
ani'l'ty of lltla uacfit I article will In. kct.t oil liiii.tl ut
Urn... during tha stwM.n. al
MlJ,:iM W, VY, M WWAnT'S, No. at Mnin at.
SOHA WATKH. lnre, aparktiug and cold, drown nt
all timea fnMl one of tha moal lannplete a.iniMllia
Ilia oiaie, nne.1 up won lic puu-lll .M.IUIaJiaU.iU eta.l
... ...i. r m-.. . u . .
aad draft t.lta..
1 J -a...-, j ih tro.H aji.tpa wi.w
tua'tar 111U.I0 fr t-.h ayerv .it.y. ut
iny:tu W. W
r 1 r. w . rtT n, im ntitnstraaf.
I.TRUIT BOTTLES AMD JARH Jnt r,--pv.
tni a litTkf tnv.iN' of 'nnt ll'4iilMl Jm4sitb
It. AImu, tS-Hliitfi Vmx. Af tin lni hai,i J
row;
J it
ONlxtrf V.H Pirfl I,r.n-1..n I'orfc-r, tJ(ftv--t
liilhUor muit) taortti.ihr tnruliilmitiul ttmncmif.
rrllh4llltjl'IUriilyr.Hl)V all'l lipifll-ltLll'tt Of tllil KVal-
nii' n. mr.ilini, iu, m'i)ill. ,
' niVia ' W. W. MTKWAHT. li'J Mulll
1imiKlKU MC.N.INJu.-l'-iir t-lmtiiiMC lvvfK ami
rftmovliift ur,'r.i, tur, Htuiur vU- fnnn wll kiu'l" W
wi'Hnnii mifwn.l, without iiiury Ut lly tfixwn' r -i.Iit
in iiuuituu. or Hiii' l.y
mytw ; i W- W. HTftWABT. W Wtn tnrt. li
UvtUa WiiK-, iirowu iw Mwlnriu of C4. J. V. Ht.r.
iiatoti, iit'itr thiMi-ilv. Tint wit"' ii vrv -ii-tnor, nnJ
(ViH wr itdoJiioriwh4it'r. Jfr mI hr tit
lmcauriillju br , , W, W. hl KW AUi,
mym no, oj mun i,
1)KRKl?fRft ANO EXTIiAW. put tip In (Wi.tifiil
t UitUlWsUl' Ui -MMIM '(HHUUty, Mtttl MlfMH"tUf It
iiirtlitv lo eifhuir Ln ', Wrtsfht u, (jI-h'm or liinli-v'-t.
iUHtotJ ml otHi-cbiPd fheooak I'lia Nn, l,tiij No.
i,:to.-iB. KornU.-l-y , W. W. h'I KW'.Uti',
RT - - : Iimmi.it, Nil. IM Main Htl-MtA.
THE DRUG STORE,
120 Main Street, between Market A 4th.
"' (WKM'RHHDR TO W. H. IiOJHNN.) ' ,'
HAVfNfl ret-wlTttlfi fttH t4ftrl,nrt of ptirw Prnj
anil Motbratien, tlintil I, out tlx IwitHtavru itiHik4, 1
olW to ttu imli'trtlt followtnif: Kntit, Jiirs, lUirktituiil
W'hX, UUllMtlilltly M taaMl4UMntt;0t?Hl,
K J. AHI.ki'. un Mau n(.
IJPhK 0iv(H. luulU'ntloii MiMaM, for Uhla uM
. VufMto lay. -
j , J, AllllKV, I JdMlMUhtlVvt.
HOAL olL.-Afmhaiipply. aiwl 1 1ttr w I :r -
Aim) a rway tork of Ijiumk, n"-ei.H, nml for
tkebjr,
j J. Attbir;V, lA'Mmo trWa.
OAHATtH.A WATtvH.iaf rwiVal, MU
Ihi
rtioi' inintTMi nki, lrt'li from tlwhpnn,
A lo,
Pliw L.HJ. Mm niHjrtir.) w aiiir, ai . . f
inyJO W. W, hUWAKj 6 liniKAtor, Ci Maiut
Educational.
,1
UULsborough: female t'ollcgc,
HixLatMrnoiiwH, Ohio.'
- ol t ! . 1 - . 1- -I , -; J.
.-1
rrtlllt AU. fl-li)K of Oil. Iia.utuii.ai will t-oiu
J loener to. Vl.aatay. Ha-S.-tidaar .1.1. T. ill.-lot l.aint
and iiitl-ay, fiMM ya-r ywr. atir-a" ot aha Hiatal aial
tioiter, Kfaaaaai awl Ow man laauoaaa, 4tf..aana. UiUa.
bonaigll 1. .UM tg tha llieat lit-allhv .-atl..oa III til
world aial tlw armail tiaa tiaan ra ofa-ratioa uior. tlwui
tweol) yuan. iual. lk aauoe Hma-ii-al,
wnr otti aaa.raajw.aa laa iaa aua twiaiotnaa wna-n way
ta, i.asaHi..4 a., klrvaaitia Ihv ...taa-iiuar Ml .lill-bo.
livulli. T Juts. M.T. MATIH.WM. ftaaalyul.,
Educational. Legal.
NOTlCUr,
KTKH fM'HWri-P. pl fir. .mln.l IoimH s..hn.m,
1 I'eliT Sii(r HWa Khcnl.., Hayilw, hi. if, nil M
i.wr.n.r? wainty, iMntp of I ihm; -iNeol, n.'liie rp.mt
1 nnti. fa-n.a'pn. 01 i ipnoennop oonmv, mik!.. or ldl
hna; HaSf. iloiHter and Vltiry Ann llci'wlor. hi. win..
KnimlHin eoimly, 81.1 of laHianal Nndian Ho.al mtut
riilharme -llvudur, hiawdo ol lii.lioon: John Hclimno.
i.m e.liirci.liliy, M.itaof Iowa: J1.I111 M. t l.apnwn and
'. '.-?""'., iM.ir, j.inn n. jfin..r alal Silly
AnnWill.-r, hia oifo, llntmuii MarliiiaiHl Mar. a. Mar.
in. a... ,-uaigurM m. M.il.ii.-i.il. .,r, Louisa Ann
.,r,., ,,.,r, an-i m. .. r.ui. i.p, Ml .if ('on 1, 1
.loiiniy, xtiiieonrallima. Inlli. Suia nor l ourt of l..nl
ifomcy eonnty. Hart.llon.
1 'i-jn i-ii'im" w.t. nnm'-d will Inke nolle. fh i..n
a. 1 7 . ""'"" l'iit""n ai.ive nienlnaiia,
Slr.1 a iH-nuon in ilia n,ianor f'.atrt of M.iiilooin.-rv
.kainly. sta,l,m. whareahwanntala now -.l.ir
-.-l.,.i..lo -.rtll,ii l Ha- tamlnand U-ka-meilla. Isaav
tl i.n.-l' il.-. iilaal, ailu..io iu -at.loi.i.nlv.
' rhe plaintirla demand latrtirion a.S.lf..w.i On. Im.ll
vi.l. uniulhiwt (Win Ui fen U.tvuberiiM. IWtidrt, Philip
HchUMin ' .lfrf.oh M-I.O..,,., i.,i... u.i . !. p
lewpn Wnaatl, RriyiM, lvtrr Hnhn.i aval 'ilari
Inn II. n ler. eia h; Hie reniuiulnu ninth lain in l-o to
ir.Miihi;htn.an.a.llAiin. Millar. M.,!v !
5 " 'ii" ""..- .iui caii.u.. .u, and Marirarol
K.:htlFli, l.clh.r, the,, laons hr, of Wllham
- Kaaeiurto-aaaFal, oriannr lh., .na-.-il. ,.r JTT.I
S fee tn I'tU'h. I ft I I t-.7 . 1,. .? t,
- I nciollf.uillK la a (ICM-ril.t no nl tu ..u...
in.-l ".III lliul tnaHtol bndiaaitainaJ -.',..
lowing lanmUa, la.giuinugut llieaonlli e.al corner ofUie
rairthaat ipmrtor .if .wior. Mran ft;l in townvhln on.
iioimiiKe a.-vnun i.tw.ali uie graol aud Uillc Mum,
i-ivora. Hint nmiliil ll-nni lli.-o .7..H. .1.... T...
Willi it eiyum laiiiiHlary lain bun.lrvd and amy an
Hid u half la-ri hea (llll',, to II. north euat cbnier:
..-a. a.v ...ui itium iinuNaa inu
'' :'," ' I-""'" fa o'" .I-I..I) fo a IHial
inenfa. aonfn ima .tot reocaaa one hundred and alms
..lie and a iwitf la-n-liea 1 nil to .. ....a.- ...... 1
eiirlilT'lih.a d.-n..a east fifty nine la-ndieaand forty one
Iil.udli-.lllia(.ill4.lli,tlf pl,. , hi.ulnnllHl..i'a.
M.i.iii.H -.mj la rea ... in., aameuiiin.or I.-.., aihii.o- and
lyinit in die county of Montuonierv and Htnlonl llhlo o
i.i 1. . - i. bin. m, g ai in rtn i-i.i comvr.a' linn,
el K.l.n.pp a .ixiy nciv. mw m o ,, H.,, ,.m1f
if a.a-tn.li .-IcV.II 1 1 1 ) llllewiilnuoiin 111 ... - .. .
Ia.iwrra.n tl.n ,.A n..i. i. .L . . "VI
.. ....a.... n.iTa, .11.1 niniiinu
uen.-enoiin lolinecli t-huill. wrelily on. Iinkl4, 71 1
tor hennas north Mi-i.ty Ultra- .leg. eat Uiirtwnhakli
-ll-lunl, nieilhcr nal aim twrnlv inchea in dinincter
l.nnuiailh.i.i.rinM...J.i . J '
. .. w.--. rjrrnij one uiiR.tna.
;nnb; lliclaa. aciith .-nrtitv mno d.-a..at i..r.v ...a.
" mrty ciomia eighty one llnli il(i:siHoua..l
-.a lh. wcatoru Lonudilry of auelan la-n Iron, wtin-li a
ii. ki.ry loiirtc- he. in ditunei. r laaira uniih eiality
mo il. gi.a-a, mMowdil links iliatanti. anuac trn. Iw.-I.i
... ...- . in.... .-o r ...iiraaonin nine .l.-Mica tmat alx-
ba. Hhka .lialontl Iheiaa ataitti will, f l. 1
.larj' .mi autil aia.-tion f..iu leisi cliuina aavontj una hnfct
ell, 71.1 to. ra.at tlie north cl ci.iucr of l,ni..
-aihuepp iw.ty aa'ro trmt alon'aui.lj tliema, raal forty
v-,..u.i-.-.aiu, our i.iiHa .a.., ai.l to the 1. lie of
mint lullllllK aixtvia-reaiuolv or Icaa.lj ing in Moot.
,'"""' . '""".' """'oi ..nio.riia.pt tu,, urea out ol
da Hoiith neat comer now owned l.i l'ci..r Hny.lcr, ami
!. , 7 ! '' " """'! nsn wriii.wi, iiaana.r.' .
- rl he .Icl.-li.lalila tafnreaiil.l will t..kw .1
n.ut lorln of HieHHa-nrC.airt of Ui.iNm
ly iitoreaald, the pliunotl will u-k Go- an .a-,k,r ,'akina
..irtitioii or in ai...Mui.i nn-L.u.. 1 . .., r
- . , - ,n ,110 pmfainu.l
al..re atutcdan.luec-or.ling to law.
1 ., ' JH A. M'MAHOU,
Je Jw Atlonioy for I'lauiurT. .
rivTlTIOV FOIt DIVpHCE. ,
I'rins Whlttuker. ' 1 Mnntgnmery Ooiuity flourl
11 ,rv .. . f '""""in rioaa.
Av 1 Ilium hitlaker, ) Hivon-,.,
'pilK,lcf..n.liint Willinm Wlultnker. aupiioaad lo he In
I Mcll.iuriie. Aiialrailia, la l.wla n.mrt.vl ,hnt the
I'luiiiilt, Drilln w liittiikaj- ou Ui. dav of July nasi
tiled her a'lit(..n 111 u. m.ia oftlmclcii of Uie t'oiirt
ufuemniea Plant l. M.aitAnlai y .aawil," yJrti
I'laiign.g l.i 1 it with willful alrrta't- Its- inore than, turtw
y.wra. ami grua. nairleeria' diltr, and uaklitg lo ha di
r.m.al titan I11111, that Hie Oourl .l.a-o-a uvr I tun aknio.
ny the eii-t.aly and nurlurc .g her child, ina-m- whil
u.kwr, and the rcaioratn.11 g l.r maiden nam ' - Tti
aoine will la. heard al (lie NoveinlNrlerin ofaani Court
', ' ' "' I'KIM'W'MirraXfca.
Wvtsaa 4. WHa. Alt J.,, , . JyllkllawS..
. LEAL NOTICE.
l)UBSI'ANT t annrcjarof the rVohrte Coilril within
I- mill tor Uw c.iuity of Moulg.mtcrjr and Slot, ol
Ohio I Mill oil. Tin pritmtv aalu .Inrtiig lha not llirra-
in..inip,ijic ...iiuwuiif uwaeniaHl reat eatula, lo Wl:
I..HH Sil, SISS apjinoaed nl S'i.otNl on.
eo (aj.
M 4t.i int.-t
i' iio-aier .
-ar &rt taj. . ,
lsm nil. '"' ' '
It . tal im. , !,(,,,
,'!l Mill
i, .
: -tftaj on. 1, :.. .' r. ..'
Skiath part nif I. N. Ut t' 700 oil,
Tha iMitfi.laVdone luiirorilintj UiHa Haatnf 1ot No,
tun iind luat.appmiawlai f;:a mi. ...
Lota No. tl.V lis. tl7. isilha V....IU. I'l.l
wen, liai, wo on., - .: ;
K'Mhii 8 Third atreet. on loaaa.1 irmunil. aon.iaa.ta.
loiL.1 Tha iate.1.roinrtr will lai ai.1.1 Ir... n lanaa.
iiraiwe, und oniiuut ach lor lea. than (wu third, the ap
prui w.1 tain. Pet.fa.rla will la-ahown. Slid torttia is
'lilt- l.u.-l. kuown lijt 111. aulaagnlrr, at Oa.li.alaa yard
if I). Im Powt. t. IM.NStlN, Aaaigiaa,
a 'i rfioj' o, ima.. . , t ,,, . . j)7.l3m.
i SlIKKIKK'S SAI.K. .
.Toaaie T. AtKaoh, el si, "I Moldgonierr Siiarit4r Ootirt
V. , ..,. Uuia Iwi, .
'idliiirine t'.-tv-yel. al, I In H.-irtil
I IUIIHUANT to an tinier f aal ia.uM n Ok. ako.a
I ctt-c, from Ilia ajoiairlor l.'olll-t of Mollliewnf r.
oiintv, uftd to me diiaa'twl. I w .11 otter at laitaa- mi.Mi
Ilia tioof of thwciotirt II. ana-in lh. ritytg llarjruUL.ua '
, .Stiintai Ai 21,1k ii.u.a.lu..ia',lhtal,
Al InVlnek ptli of auid fliiy' the i.. Hewing .l. u rila-.l
reinlaca, to wit: Mtllate III the eoiiul V of MonttfiiinarT
no ii htittti ot Ohio; Imviix Ut ttoUMi ut iurf(r f
" I""-I"1UJ' f'. I, 111 III 11 JV , I II J.'UKlH iN'lMVttll
lh Mmnil rivorn, i ).t Unnrf, ilr-viwl Lv
uu or i r-ion n toiniiion t tk-n-k u. r"in mm.
IllillUf? I.' Hi Iliurf Ol" ll-SM- Al.l.nilaai.1 Maaa. a.
liit. it, fit t'li pt-r tV-rr. runt iwUinut wll fnr U-a ilum
iHi-itttirdAortluitairtutHit. .
I tmik of httlf )iH-thtrl cii-.i. on t)m kiv im mIh!
ilii Uiinl in i mt voitr. uml ilui ta.il.. nnu m tu.. u..
tli Icfnarf aannnU Wiiawrf.Htift,'- trr.iittitl,j uTmiiIo.
..a. W Wl"' "J fl"ll"i. CD I'I i-ti -., :. : '
1 JOHN HiLlaK, tn1T.
Adah Clat, Altorm y, ji 'J..lti.il(1
' M.STKll COM.MlSrtlONKR'S 8A1-R. 1 '
' JoitiUtioti llHrxhtnun,
tioti HHihtmin, ( ' 'Nalteii.1
uiirtlii.il ' V SiniM-iii.r ' .lMirtt nt i
A!tfrt f. Miilnra '?. fft. t Al..i1u-.ii.frv C'o.. (.
1)l UUVM'to 4Mt urUr,4 Uw mxm- ouairt of
W'uij..iin-rv roiinl v. (thin, 1 11:1. it- m lh ntioVf i-hki-
;4 tlie Ann( tvriii. A. 1. mmt uiiil t, niiUiRri4ii, I khuU
"larr UI (IlllNll UlM'Tliill ill III' lUlC An lllO t iHlTt Jiiitlfr
iii1(mihi of iMyfatm, iu Ilic otrnhty of Uottltrotiwrt,
iiiul aUuttiH HiIj.
On aViurdfiu. Jt,tu attar A. liiiliL
ntrtin tli hottr w ntii nmrnVlorfc n. m of ir1
duv, tli followillK ilaatjrilai-U Mwl mtn, tmukt Id Ut
Ohm. lo Mtt iVtit niiintoivd fhr thonwtiH tn htin-
i.iHii hjmI niiH't?. Uiw, ihttf llMHuaua ou. hinK.rvd ainl
niiiPotif (Jttlll kini Mm IIioiihhihI 011 e lititi1-irl tuid
MHM'ty two, aiiti UirtMr ttottjititH hiiMirv4 mn4
miiftv thrt-c, (3iu;tj na (lfpigti4itt.Hi ou the rt-vttl 1.U10I
u t city. ' . . . 1
Ttiti" irotwrfv In to tw koM tm a iHJii.Hut tn flat or oi
JoiTMtti'Ht II(wlttuiaHain AHafrt K. M-1ur, 4 l,
1 1 hi itint -roavn jwvn latHfi ajiorHitHHl of, nil latuu.
uttid i isht kiinHml iolhun. n , fwnrut hi Hold
(t v Uuui two, (UU tatuU j,irftiMiiHiit. Ttitut
f I WMt a. m. l.f.lA
J. A. Jnaji.a, Alt y.
Je'i7wtd.
MA ST Kit COMMISSION KKM 8ALKr
Henry I'urtner,, ) No. t.',M4,
nxatni - vatitwaTinr t onrt M.'uagomery
WillmmAlUU. IU. I . iwt.. Ouo.
1 Uli'ANT lo fin (.nli f nf hj hu-.itor Hourt of
1 Al'JtldUi ft tMXlftty, jJ,Uiwi tn tit ahuv raw
til ilia JtllM Ifl-lll, tlMat, HIHl U III' l(ir-St,Mi. 1 -tutli ..fVr
at pi 1 U it- Hih-Uoit. at theiiifor ofUhu ivnir Hoii iaislujo
tijr oc ton, Mimiiftiacy mwtiy. tMiio, u
1 Sultiifai. Autiuji L. lMatl." .
ali-twrn tlir Imnrai of nut' nn.l (,nr nVlis . n m. et u:H
tUvn ata.ktajia.J ' mim4 t9M M.vtva, lu wifcf iA.ol
mi loi mini liens! HiirtT im Kttion hm iutL.Hf m l i.vim
Mutttio I nUiOt, a. m"1 of Main hlree-l, (Ji-chU-iI U
HavMli1! S . W l.ifli-i'R lf !iT.r Jiiim anil Hiram Ho.
diiin, ailiiilliiatmaon of tit aMui of Jon L, jiatMW,
.J.-atjil, luiif of liatiitilU.uiHi-ujHy, Uluo. aiui by mwi
Uuirl W . U hoi lo kuiKl lu iUt b Jmu'iili K. Alleu.
aiiwt Jsvaw (vh I. AlliM. itnly itviA4l In 4'uwainilri. A).
It-fl. (lilt ()., ii tlll Aiul V Nlkii Hlfcli AH'liii., taoti aval.
niit44 'J U iTroUuMLKl mwiU-il 111 tlit- OiUii. iairt of
..mr'to'ryn'tt"y, nin. naxd jjifidy n to
on a MiMtttaitntHof oi Uiaury Curtar, au4 aaMUH
V iljlvklll A lUMU, W Hi- 1
in- him... tarorx-j'TT ha-h-, AtiiiniiMtl at faro Inoii-
MUi Ux hiaviis-J AaliMi-, atvl in not aHI thr taaa l tat a
tio. UWrai. sti it WfWivi IhtlM i la ll.liM htl-3.
luilo-of -li. N, K JiHU.A.N.
Mt.tr fVinitiiiawmicr wivrrlor inauri. &iat
tavoa w. aawa am j .
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ADMINLSTRATOttiJ 8ALK.
f . Kna hi, Admiiantawior
H I'- Liul..iU, dircawuHal,
Tlaaraaaa Bca!ag o) al.
I'elitita) to aril lauds to pay
dtls; '
Uoiilu'ilnera couult
lliatla UI llw aoova auutlaaj
lauiar-, a win u.
1 I ;, JaaaMr.knt.jta.raal 4, lata. ,
At ttwa.kiar.f tlw t'eun ll.Ht-a. ui the city of la1t.ii.
aa.wecu tha hour, ot two atal t-ur o'.-ha-K p. hi., a.-H
at iMaaaas oatr tnaha liiKhaal tud.aar, UHakaioalnataa.
..nbi-d uratluiaaaa to Witt Itaailg 4 iwilntaMMl uflwuu
nillelia.1 aii-l cliM.1 11--.... oil llir rciuawl plat ol aal.l utay.
aaaa. tlilft. -On Wt4 i-tl I HI WHttk.'.St laa i.l awwl
kor4arrwiaaaalai lay I'waar Aaaaaihjoaao tk . V1111U.
.iilianaK.aNaieui to ra-laaa to Hie city of lN,ya.'U.
aa.-lte fin iu wi.taai off of .aid north and ii. ad.ritiona.r
It. riia at ao alkafrlBuluakial aaad daat aauw.4
iw.sa tewi;u.t uat 1 laiuaa ptai w4 lit aa.-paa n art)
AfnawaaalatflliaJD an; atay Wall ft.. trl aaj tThMwi.
"I inaallunl aaat d.a.n; uaa Uaaat ia ut.. yai
iroi u.j o. aoar wihi oiu. luiiti hi two yrura. lirKtirM
latrmcnu to ta aeftirod hy ua.rtie.g .i..l t la-ar tnaar
aal aw taas uf aal. : 11. kMi sr. .at.i'.. ..
V f I'wt. lfiUauu, daivaad. ,
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CeAapliiiis racrtnea , 0tnm
PAtiiimi'a MaVAa'at wLtta
ientt' fai.FAirB Bi-mt.i.
i, .... laAYatHa fucjtai
t"e f t'ttr
aroABTtTna ui Tia J1ia
ilaajaaafaaf. will Aaimaai. aa. .atl.MaJ-.J -
It la anr .laalral.a ta l...aa.ar ,4,m.f ..! aon.aaiHaiit
wjr ftw rrauv. rnauMlrai, toya, (Ar,sikarj, ., '
arAi.niwna fttrrA in nt.t'a
maata .11 ancli amorsawietaa, and la. woimalaild aaa a.
fonlao ha VKhotrt it. II h alw.y. rtawt. and 11 ta thai
.'a-kins pond. Tharai.no l.mg,.f S nai'a.alty f.-rllitiu.
tiMt eriaira, apllntarnd renaa-i-a, haa.ll.Ra alolla, and
la-..kenera.lloa. Iti. Inat thaarttel. a-oona, .hall, and
oilier orrjtia.aiM fork, pojiilM kt IM. afrafiiia
alien! aial tAato. ' '
TI.,.l,,i,rt.ranar.Uoalawlild,halnaro.m.
cully haldin aoiitu.n.and pau...-.-ii,g ,l lh. aajuala.
quail n.a.of Hot kaa. etwaawM-makar.' 1(1. W . tt a.ar la,
uatai 111 tea piaoa of etaSMaryi aaiaaaVwra, law 14 aaallr
rnor.adhan.iav. , -
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! N. a. A Hawaii aneomiMi. ictih Ja.Mla.1 UWr, IA
OOIIU, ; v , a .., .
Whal...l. P.po, rrTaSf;.lrr-. it..
kddraaa HMIY OPAIDIIO a CO,
I a.. K, 1 in,
! itl np tbf Ylealar. In t ernitalnirg Ihrir, ataM, and
IwelMi dora-n a laaautifUl ixkaarapli ahow-l ana ae
ainpanyitisj aaat-h laaekaa.. ,r
lj "' l'l f AI,IINO'l HgPAKII
0 I.I It will .... taa Uroatalia eaMt annuajl. lo aa.ry
ollaluMtl.-wal ' -
t Hold ly all prominent Itallotirrs, tlmgghda, Hard. .
War. and rnmifnrw Dealer.. Oruc.tS.aa.1 iaa.'. Storwa. 1
.'..uuit na-a-iimiM .notilu rnuk. a not of
' fll'.l .
aiauB rnai'AHF.i
OI. I. K a I. -a .!...
Hal.
It will a land an eliinal. ...
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BPALDING'S
REPARED ODXJK!
isr.ri:i, IN KVIKY HOt'St
BPALnmrra rigPARcn 8Lur,
, , aoLU BY kTATloKBH., ..
PALtiiKira parpAriRn o-urji, ' !
-sokaai uwWtMMivn, -
' apA7,TfNo's pnrPAMnn oia, ' i'i
,Ml.ll at IIABUWAK pMLaBa.. (
SPAI.DINIH ragPASKO OLUl,
RPALIlINO a PRKPAain OLVI,
KOLO BY .tUMItag JlALkMS.
KPAI.niNO'R PRKPAIKn OM'IC,
UOI.U BY PANt'T UOtll)3 DKALIftS. '
8PA1.DINQ S rHEPAaRD OLtll.
01.1) BY fOI NTRY llBCBANtS OgHKBALLT
afami(hetnrt.d l.y ' - . i'
HE3JEY C. SPALDISQ & COa,
j -48 Cadar-StJ Nw York'
Addre.. Poal-OIBoa, Box Ko. 8,,. . !
Arm.T.allNan Aloh.aa.Hcal f.laa . . l u
duiiaged, may ha rratoraal to Ihalr original atrfturth
aiul liaeflthieaa by
PPAI.HlNOi PRIPARKD OI.IIB.
l.,..Manria AlKMIt'NT BoOK8....
...Melula HL'HKAI'H
........... B
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0....Men.la Ik A HI. 18 ....
..... Menoa I111I.I.H
.....St niaj. ailAtimul...
...... Men.la JANS .
Mend. Ill IT A kN
Moaida HAIra,..; ,..
4.... sienna IM. AIU WOKik,o....
nanua ja us
Molar. XNOBM .!"V."!"r."".".t '
.i....nenna l.a.At ii ta-w atlaL... , l
...Hands MIKItOH-1'IIAMI.S ""at
Manila OTTOMANS . la.
.l..i.MandaliA,HO-POTra.;:i.... ""5.
"""la Ulll.T-KBAMICS.... .'Z'a
-...Mends ltiH-Kllill.tlil;g...".,"
M..L..UaiiUM uiilr..-a .... t'yaaaa... ,- .
).a.
Meilda tMBKgLLA.ua"
V.:....Menda VAKM am,
wL..Merala ..7T.V:i'.-:'.,.'"'
YABO-HTItHH 2 ..
. ........ ZE.HYS WlMlU.U'lllIU
.i...ln uonclaaiim, SPA LIU Nil s par PARID alalia
a.
. la iiaer.u in 1, 1 1 .t. r 1 r. ami acnooia.
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f...... .P. -....Metal.
L...t..;.:.KMl
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... ....... Mon-ia tat'HtMil, MtxiKi.T. ."S'..T E
l?....P.i!d. PAOla...,....;.ja
Z'lllZ'.lMmi K1.'TRI''aL"h'a ,, ,
a....P....MMida I'APKK-IA!IUU P.. . 11
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l..B....Mejid. Kit ki.1V PI HH1L'BEV.,U...1
lU.r...I......Miai.ts IKASlg UANllLL1....B.!r..10 "'
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I.....I.' Mend. I Plltll.SB D KI KM Tk . I' so
It Mcll.l. KOU-BKATHB ... SI
Meuila.ACtlHJi WOUkS , !aw..
Muni. i ngss-BfiAKlii .;.". rs
i...Meiida HUOLkal....i... ....... ,
Mend. Mil K I.I.-W oil K . i,
Mruda PII.I.ET-Wollg...., .........B -.
M.-.lUa II11IIIIV HtiUaKH ft
Menda K A I.KI IMISIXal'ial ...
...... Menda MO.SkV-BliXKS ....... t
M.iaU I'UTI UK rBAMKS St,
Mcti.U V.INkkUlNU j,
M.-nda St 11(1111, rt'HNITl'HI. a
PAPIkM HA('tl.. S ,,
Hernia W AltDHnBKa M
H end. ski u kr A UI KM ..... ::ta
Mend. PAItlAN MAKBLlf . Jul
SI....Mend I'M Its :ty
Mends BABY Jl MI'kHS. a..
.leuila lanKT HOKK 3B
Mnnla MAT H kl aS..,......,..!;.
tl.,.Mea.la I'UTl'Bu 41
.,..Ma. O' tLT WIIKBL.......... ., as
IS.....MC11-1. TOWKI, BAt'KS
Mends WASM-KTAklaH 44
Nada BkliMkAlia. ..a,. ift
Manila IlKl'HH . . , 44
47...... Hand. I'HKSSMliN wo.. aa.4l
Motala HA l.l-OT BOXES S
ts.,.H.Ma.la HKKII A ail Ms . .
M.WI.I. BAl KUAHMoM BOABISI .....6u
Merala BANIl.lUIXKS l
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Mnala BI.At K VlilABt , u
5l....)(oml. BILLUkU 1 AHI,kl...... o
M end. HI I. I.I A It I-t t kg ....6i
Heiaia U I k l t'A t. K8. ....J
...... Mcl.1. BltiMIMsril kB ..........
Meiwla. BUOkv VAUKS ...
60....Maial. BOOT ( BIMPS
Hwida aktSM HAMIU3a,o.
MciuU Ukl Sllt.H... ,
Hand. I'ABISktU
l,..Mouda till Kk
l..,...M..i,.k. CLlH'K I'ASEa. .
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Maud. CliaTAISta...
Maud. (- A1IH1S .
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Ma0.ta I llAika ...
Maraia t HA UTS ........
Meaula CLOTHES P HAM EH..
74...Muda I AHIM Aalili
Menda lilaJ5Trl..,...
lU..,n.Mtal. lllAkllES
MaaaU Woaa STAMtJat ......
Maud. tlllAI UH BOARUH..
M.ial. lHSIIkS .,
Hands IllVASS
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