The Tiffin tribune., August 10, 1871, Image 4

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TIFFIN TRIBUNE.
TIB-, limit, lxt..lus. iiM
WHY IS THE ROSE RED.
T, rose of old. they soy. w w . .
lTlove,oeday. '
riming .way from flower to flower,
' a nine-tree brushed in evil boor;
Tbespreadinr, leaves concealed a thorn
Ev which the boy-god- foot was torn.
The precious drop in plecteona How
rrtl on a rose brewt below.
And nil her .now-white virgin pide
In blushing pnre carnation dud.
To tell to future lime unborn
How Love wa wounded by a thoni.
Mobbing with pain and weeping dew,
The wounded boy to Venn, flew ;
But lew the M which boys endure
A mother Hi cannot cure ;
And forsueb pleasme after pain,
. Lore wonld be often prlek'd again !
—Temple Bar.
[From the Virginia Gazette.]
A BLIND MAN'S DUEL.
Major Buord, called, by way of em
inence. W Major," was tlie most
noted duelist of the day. A dead shot,
a perfect master of fence, and hi en
mities utterly relentless, bis name
bad titmme a terror to all who knew
tlm. , , .
In the midst of a knot of J mi ring
friends, one day, the Major wa dis
cuaalng his last "affair," and compla
cently explaining new it came that
he mortally wounded his tvlversary,
instead of killing him dead on tlte
tpot, when one of two gentlemen
standing within bearing.su-i.lenly ad
Tanced and struck him in the face.
The spectators stood aliant. W liat
wuld have tempted Use utraiieer to
ruththosmadlyonhis fate 1 He was
an old man. Already, to appearance,
had three-score and ten years passed
over hU head. He must, indeed,have
been weary of life, whose brief rem
nant he. was ready to cast away o
recklessly. ...
The Major wiw astonistieu.
Tlie
him
very audacity of the act struck
witfi amazement
"Is the provocation surficieiit, or
jeauHt I repeat it?" inquired his
H&n&stw
The Major's first impulse was to re
turn blow for Wow. But, fierce suid
violent as were his passions, he hail
schooled himself to complete inn t wry
over them, and a moment'" reflection
told him 1kw ijootless, under the cir
cumstances, would be a public brawl.
The Indignity he had received would
admit of but one reparation, and that
he determined to lose notime in seek
ing. . 'The insult irtsuflicieiit,''lie answer
ed, with forced calmness. "Oblige
me by naming a friend."
And the two stranger-1 t"k tlieir
leave together.
At sunrise, on the following morn
ing, the principals and their second
made their apearance on the ground
selected. No one else was present
not evea a surgeon. The Major, in
his own past experience, li:ul never
needed one; and uis opponenf, it was
plain, was careless of the const
queneea. There was no uecessity fr delay.
The preliminaries had been settled.
The parties were to light with pistols, j
at ten rtaees. the omlt to continue!
until one or both had fallen.
One condition bad lieen insisted on
-fcy the stranger, which called an in
dignant blush to the Major's check, as
it seemed to imply an imputation
.npon his honor, though he submitted
to it with the lest grace lie could. It
; was, that before placing the combat
Bate the bodies of both should be in-
spec ted, to see that no secret urotec-
: tfve device was employed by titter.
- The irround was measured, and the
men placed. There was a marked
contrast between the two in mora ro
speet than that of years, The old
."man, erect and motionless as a statue,
hie whitened locks floating in the
breeze, never once looked at his an
tagonist, though his side was turned.
His face was Un ami determined,
bat nothing malignant in it. The
Major, on the other liaud, glared
fiercely at his foe, seeming even to
grudge him the few moments of life
yet eked out to him.
"Were he my father, I would kill
him !" be answered, audibly, to some
whispered expostulation of his second
who was evidently touched by the old
man's venerable aDoearance.
The pistol were put in the hands of
. - i . i . I. -
ine pruicipais, anu me giving m mc
word explained.
"Gentlemen, are you ready ?"
"Ready," both answered.
Still the old man moved not, nor
did he direct a single glance at his ad
versary. His eves were fixed In front.
His attitude v. as one of rapt attention.
He seeme-i like one listening Intently.
"Fire!"
Without changing the direction of
his gaze, or other movement than
that of his arm, which rose with the
precision of a nicely adjusted machine,
the old man brought his pistol to t he
" level of his enemy's breast. For an
instant he neia it mere, nun mei
held it mere, htm me
ame appearance of eager listening, j
ineaiajor was m uu uurr.
could afford to take his time with a
man who held his pistol at random,
without locking whitherward. He
took deliberate aim. He was deter
mined to make sure work. If his ball
missed his adversary's heart, even a
fraction of an inch, he would never
make anv Detentions to kill again.
The sharp report of the stranger's!
pistol was followed by a convulsive '
jerk of the Major's arm, causing the ,
dischanreof his weapon far .wide ofj
its mark, whiie he, staggering a few
paces back-ard, fell heavily to the
ground.
"Conduct me to him," naid the old
man to his friend. i
,. The latter took bis principal's arm ,
and led him to the prostrate form of i
the Major, whose second kneeling !
by his side, had torn open his gar
ments, exposing to view the fatal
wound in his breast, made by the
Stranger's bullet.
"Is vour friend seriously hurt?"
inquired the latter coolly. :
"You can see for yourself, sir," the
second answered.
"There you're in error," replied tlie
other; "1 am tmauii Muta." t
The wounded man, who liwf by this j
time i-avived a little, and his second, I
looked at the stranger in astonish
ment. There was no visible defect in i
his organs of vision; but there was h j
fixity oi look that "bending of eyes !
na vacancy ' which so tiumistaka
'Who are you, ami what ik wr
motive in necking this eiieoumi'i? the j
Major faintly murmered.
"First, are you in a coalition tn re- '
new It' axkxl th si7niir
.cpJ.V . , ct ,
"There IS no neeJr-I aia lyillg."
"When I have told you Who i am," j
the strantrtT ivsumetl "von will sjhis-u
vue PLmubtj ihuiutti, you v 111 scarce
require Dy motive tor What 1 have
tlone. Ko wonder yott liave forsotten
Jaioes MertQU,"iie ontintil, ' for he
U frrtsatiy changed, uu doubt.''
The dying man started, and groan
ed bitterly.
"But I have not forgtU-u you, Iikh
ard Buiord, nor tiie injuries) you have
done me. ' A cherished daughter, the
pride of my eyes, and t!n joy of her
moioera Heart, you euticeil frum tier
home, deceived by a sham marriage,
and then abaudoued her to die of a
bmkn hnarr Mv t.,u
eroKen oeart. mj sou, ana only re -
mamini; chila, in a rash attemut to
avtaw his kister's wroiiw, feii
viotira to your accursed skill. You
even robbed him of the ordiuary
cbaueea of -com bit, unequal as. tlkev
would have been, by eueaniug youi
aownfuiy ooay in oonoeawd armor.
The low of both of our children unset
tled my vife's re&aoB, and she died in
a madhouse. Could I have found van
then, I vtotild have given you no!
b&ncefor your life; but allant asi
you have always proeed to be, and
coward as you are, you evaded me.
Yet 1 Knew we snout oned day meet ;
and I registered a vow, that when we
did, I would offer you a sacrifice to
your own infernal art. To this end 1
studied to become an adept in it, ajad
succeeded. And when at length hUd
neaa castiU shadow upon mss. ad
beemed to render hopeless tlw iulflll-1
UXCXlfc Ul UIV VOW, lun unuuuu"
v.iBg it, I betook myself to a new species
jo practioe. . I oufht to Bake hearing
take the place of sight. Again 1
occeeded. I. learned to take aim,
with ear Instead; of eue. When I
heard you answe "ready," to-day, 1 1
knew the exact direction in which to j
poiut my pistol, as well as if I had
- teen you. Besides, I could hear you !
' breathing where you stood. You lost
- your . chance in delaying: your fire.
-Xouwiithedtomake aure work, and i
r r overreached yourself.'
---More than once the Major looked
IspeaiiDgly at the speaker's face but
in those remorselesa, sightless eves,
there was;no sympathy. And as "the
labored breathing grew fainter, the ,
old man resumed his listening atti
tude. At last all was still.
"He is dead .'"'he said ; and its wont-'.
ed PTTtrMfiWm r.f Knl ,.1 . ,
fettled cm the old man's face, as, tak-'
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STATE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.
Rntolmi. Br the RenaMleai. f Oliio In
Convention awm mn follows:
L Tlie Hevjutjliran party of tlie I'nited
Statin may well -tiall.-uir. the admiration
and eonodenoeof the comitry lor lot patriot
iiui. courage and wlwlom in preserv ing the
In Ion of theHtatcx; for iu ju-llce, Cnnuws
and maKnanlmlty iu estalilisliing for all Un
people liberty arid equality Urlore the law ;
for Jim gratitude and geueronit provlnion lor
the National defender and pe'iiouers; for
its Inviolate honor and good fiiuh toward
the National creditor; and generally, for
It auccesnful odiuiniktratlon of public af
fair In peace a well aa in war.
2. Wenotonlv reroenize the thirteenth.
fourteenth and fifUnth amendraeuU to the
Constitution of the Lmted Nuu aceoni
plihed hirta, but, also, aijut, wUe and vaiid
article of organic law, to be senlouHly de
fended and enforced a paru of the Conxti
tutu. n, now, henceforth and forever.
3. A It wll be neceKary and devlrahle to
olitain from dutlea on import a large por
tion of the revenues needed to defray the
eznenae of the eovernment, to pay the ln
Usra of the national dV-bt and the principal
aa It mature, sach defies ahould iw o ad-
Jnted a not to prejudice but promote the
Interest of every aectlon and branch of in
duntrv a far a may be poNxlble.
4. The preaeni auminmtrat ion of the na
tional government ha vindicated It right
to the continued confldence of the people.
It uecea ha been illustrated In the im
partial execution of the law; In It falth
fnlneM. honerty and economy In the collec
tion of the public revenue, and hi theez
prne of the government; o that while
uxatlon ha been reduced to the extent of
one hundred million of dollar per year.
the national debt ha been liumdated to the
eiuount of over two hundred and thirty
m.lllonx a reduction unparalleled in his
tory. The administration ha been eonallv
acceMfui In the management of our foreign
relation, and ha acheived Imperishable
honor In the settlement of our difference
with Great Brltaiu upon term creditable to
both countries, a embodied In the Wash
inelon treatv. The bead of an administra
tion thutdif inguiKhed by succe and talet
manhip 1 Justly entitled to be regarded a
wie and careful civil maelMrale, and hi
uniform delerence to tiubllc sentiment.
how him tone one whom the country may
trust, having fully redeemed the pledge he
made before euterine npon the duties of
Chief Magltrate, that he would have no
policy of in own to eniorce axainut me will
the people.
&. we repeal our conuemnation or the
nollcvof erantinK uliidie of nubile land
corporation and monopolies; and hav
ing originated me policy 01 grain Ine liouie-
gteail to actual settler, we declare tliat the
ublic domain should be kepi for our labor-
g popuiai Kra
ft. We are In lavor of the adoption of a
thorough ytern ol civil service reform, and
we endorse heartily the action of president
Orant in w-ltlng the Commissloneni nnder
the rnent o-callel civil m-rvloc art,
7. We unite with our fellow ritiaen in
fMirtlou of the Union in the hope that
the enmities and resentment of the war
may be speedily ended, and that the day
may soon mine when In every Mate every
citizen may lie sale In life, person, property
and civil right, and may have tlie equal
protection of the law, so that no man who
wa loyal to the Union during the great
Kiruguie, may lor mat reason lie the victim
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prosecution, outraicc and assassination.
and so that some -ii-ouraseinent inayheof -
fered for I he removal in ull nroner rase of
political diwiMlith- imisweil for particlpa -
Hon In the rciieiUoii.
2. We n vim mend the calling of i Con-
ventiotl to Milieu! the Constitution Of tlie
Stale.
oAh:"." .".r,iV.-r??,SKS
mitiiuvi', tivtriior iw. it. imyo, hihi n
sun In in Mint mr verdl! N -,,VH lon
j! fmthlui rvaiit."
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STATE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM. A Toothache Story.
A i'iiiciiiiiati dentist wlio lunl In
come iktvous ly fretjtielit liiirglarics
in his vicinity, was somewhat start-
Its I reeriitly, ly liariii a man ifitiie ;
ilaily at tlie Mint; hour ami hit on liis j
iioorKlep. jie iiually wiehtctl tliat
it wu!l lie all tlie same to him lie
won 1J pIeaKNl ( have him ilivirie
his attention;, and sit on wime lieiKli
tjor's iltHirstep awhile. "Unt it would
not lie the same," shouted the visitor
return, "nor anything like it. You
are a dentist, and I have an infei'tiul
aoliiiiR tooth that I haven't the cour-
at;e to have pulled. I come here every
afternoon tryinr to make up my mind
have it out, and aa soon as j eome
Hhjht of your house it stoiw lwliinir.
and as lolls an I sit on your doorstep,
wuere me mniountieu ttims knows it
can get pulled if it gives trouble, I
have some rest. Now if you want me
go to another dentist I will." "Oh,
no," was the reply, "under those
circumstances stay hy all means my
friend."
T
Guest; "How comes this dead lly in
mv soup?"
Waiter ; "Iii fact, sir, I have no jios
tive idea how the poor thing came to
death. Pcrhajo it had not taken
any food for a longtime, dashed upon
the soup, ate tow mueh of it, contract
ed an i uflatu motion of the stomach that
brought on death. The fly must have
very weak constitution, for when I
served the soup it was dancing merri
ly upon the surface. Perhaps, and the
idea presents itself only at this mo
ment, it endeavored to swallow too
large a piece of vegetable; this, re
maining fast in the throat, caused a
choking In the windpipe. This is the
only reason I could give for the death
that insect,"
A woman in Memphis was deter
mined to commit suicide, but was
forcibly prevented on several occa
sions. The Avalanche says-of ban
"Eight times did this courter of the
grim monarch's icy embrace attempt
cross the Styx through the medi
um, of the Mississippi. 8he is a good
woman or items."
"Mother," said a little girl who was
engaged in making her doll an apron,
believe I will be a duchess when I
grow up." "How do you ever expect
become a duchess, ray daughter?"
her mother asked. "Why, by marry-
ing a Dutchman, to lie sure," replied
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ALL KOI IBS WARRANTED "AXO. 1"
Ohio Stove Works
v-mmm hi reels,
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OHIO
Manufacturers of
toves & Hollow Ware
AXD FINK CASTINGS.
"Family I'ride,
Cottaae.
Thii mov la a Mnrt-class econennxer in
fuel. It dilier materially trom otliern iu
tlilH respect. The columua are Unter. By
means of a damper, the heat Is named tlown
two front columua, nnder the bottom,
.w , . eolnransand out of the
pipe, which ae on the top of the Sstove.-
this arntnement you have the Ouest ra
diator and economizer extant- All will ad
niit that it is desired that a beating stove
should lie ho arranged that a majority of the
heat lie thrown out iu front, instead ot
hack. Ol 1 a ud see t h 1r BEAUIIFU L TOVE
.
SO. 33 WASlIIXtTOJf X TKEET,
the NINCTV other styles and aiaea. it
n want U see what is manufactured in
Tiffin, call in. Remember the moUO (SUP-
pokthomeindustkv.
Yours. Truly.
. James yekk, rnt-t.
W. O. HPAYTH. Hee'y.
November iz. laws-u
A. tfc B. KUEBLER
Manufacturer and Dealers in
TnnTQ A WTI CUnTTQ
liiUUlU AitLF OllUIliU I
A I XNTKEET. Tim 51.
have at all timea a complete stock
ot
the BEMT
Eastern Work !
BOUTS--OABSE AND FINE ;
GAITERS AND SLIPPERS,
Yonthh', .Visneji'. t'hlldrenfl' and
Infants'
l"articu-
hlioaiofeverT sraleand uallty.
laraiteuuou paid lo
CUSTOM WORK,
And rEKFECT FITSfruarantetd.
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Findings !;
w u,v larsew stone of Klndlnfta In f
Nortli-west, Kud we invite the attention !
repairing done promptly.
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rru-iii lfiii;iiiil lir war Murhim
pise to sii our lai Uiur
of
STRICTLY ON THEIR OWN MERITS !
Weshall takes r'KltSiiN AL IXTKKKsT in seeini? that EVERY CUSTOMER ha prfip
er instructions on our Alai hmes, a- we m i-.Ii oui - f-ai-touiert To Fli'Ht the truth ! our
claims lurour Machnii-- by U-iiiv Iher.r .-Ive-
Follj Competent to Execute the Many Varieties of York
little practice will enable them to perform
It is our Intention, a-t last a-s we can s.-cure
mitilv annunufclpiit i-iiivhiv tlie Im'I li-r
Tittiu. who are wuntim; to nro nre a Sewui"
Instructions at our Tilliit olhce. in Mioit,
We Shall be Personally Responsible
Kor the nrooer work in" of nil our Machines
which we trust will be all thegnaraniw the
and pMrinae. The i:e- that
v'
E MANUFACTUS TWO KINDS OF SWING MACHINES
universally known. Our ELASTIC sl lTl
ill.V MACHINE lor those kinds ol work where elasticity and strength as well a beauty
Mitch are reoiiirisi. or lor iinv work which is lo lie WASHED ANI I RUN ED. We a.sk
every lady lo
Call and Examine the
THESE MAt MINES
WITHOUT THE AID
l wh .r--i.r a SlmUlf Maclmie, or
DEPltOVKD TSIo.
faction ly dolii? EXCEXJJCNT WORK
cofsl work as ever It ilnl.
IXK'k suu-h Machine,
sycamore, Hiio.
We want active, energetic men ami women
every township of Isenwa and adjoining counties.
anOVElt & BAKER, Seirlna Machine Co.
July 211, l7i.-ly.
.o. 2, Keaey
HO! FOR No. 1, EMPIRE BLOCK !
BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
We are Not Given
Kut jurt a won! or two to those who ('A ICE
e are full iu
DRESS GOODS ENOUGH
AXD PRICES TO COUKEKItlXD WITH THE TIMES.
DELAINES AND POPLINS AT 12 to 15 Cts.
AND LOTS
Double Fold Alpacas at 30 Cents,
SUED EIEVHEHE AT ! cts.
1,000 YARDS OF
I'snsl price :!cts. And when you want
I3LA.CK & COLOKED SILKS !
We do ay that we have the best assortment and the lowest prices in the city. We bought
them to sell and will do so if you ive ns n opportunity ami to yonrentlre satisfaction
ooin as in pricesHiici iininy.
DOISITCSTICS.
It will surprise you when you learn how
I I T Tf1f1?t, I We will give yon
OiXijlVllJ I lo wear, for Jl L
ICC rf?9THIUC We have the best
LAVb Vwil I niilwi iiiciii cneaper man
Hut to come back to the text, DIIESH OOODS. We have an immense stock, and we can
nun win sun on. ism 11 in i ic, ijuuiiiy wiu irn-e, 113 uu wui come in anu see us.
IlEsiI'rXTElLI.Y.
G. II'. BUSK1RK.
I'. 8. llc-iueiuU-r the ilacu, No. 1, Empire Block, on tlie corner.
l't'lU-'HASE THEIU 0Klrf OF Jl ANI'FAtTI'REItS, AN1 WILL OFFER
Great Inducements to Customers !
SPECIALITIES ---BOOTS AND SHOES!
ThlsSpring we Intend to sell more Roots
house in the city of 1 mm. tveryuouy
BATS, CAPS AND
WE DEFY COMPETITION.
THE HAT. There is no onearticleof dress, which, by some, bas been so much ridi
culed, and by others so much admired, as
THE GENTLEMAN'S DRESS HAT!
to-day II stands pre-eminently TH E HAT. As as evidence or this. It would only be
necessary to reti-r loold rouuil-h.-ade.l lU-aTd." whtai otirolder ieple had to pull liiem
across the knee beMire they isinia t!-t tiu-ir ii.n.ls ini tiM.. t'mupare the Heaver Iheo
with the Hal of 10-duy. and Is-hol.l Its sii-rior ;race and beauty. As some may be skept
ical on thin point, while we remciiiiier I lie old mlae Unit "s--iii is lsrl im;," we take
liberty "I exleudiin? Keiteral invitation to cull on JOXKS 4 11RO., where there is a
large stock lor sale. We have a lar" assortment of
TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, &, &c,
AMI AT KEHl t Ell PRICES.
1 nf?C You thnt admire a heanilfhl slioe, don't fail to see Burt's new style.
LAUItiUi The best shoes in the market,
Thauktul tor paU putiunace, we inviie every one 10 examine our new Mm.
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-iirt-3 ami U'ljiuiui5 i-iuuiitr? 11 i hui H"1
thereon perfK-tly.
lli. nl. to euiioy a large uuinl r of gentle-
I o reach those resltllll t a lilstaife IrOlU
.Machine, ami who would be unable to take
iiurohnsed at. or through, our Tiffin office,
imhlie will ag in giiug u their ruuHdence
il MACHINE stands unrivalled an a FAM-
Beautiful Embroidery
SO KKADILY EXECUTE
OF ANY ATTACHMENT.
ne MAKING THK STITl'H AL1KK 1N
0 MACHINE-
II i the newt, l'kieapet, utat Da
Mr first-clnHM Ken iaiK M
chine la the Market.
It ruuM licliler.tauta any allier
chiae mf Ike aacily.
Ma-
Itx ximitficiti tiiul rttnrc of work r
i-ommrntl it 1o w ry otu:
READ THIS.
We have used in nnr family, forall kind
ol laniilv s-iiiK. fur tlie lwt 111 years, I
linivrt Bilker (Shut tie No. M HewiiiK ta.
chine. Jl nan 1111 ciist us 4E I E I fi
ri'iiairs. has alwavs eiveu Hie very hesi sal
XIVVt-H nrt 111.' ll'KllKlt. rtn.l Hlill iln4 AS
VVe want No'lIETTEIt liiiichine than the Urover S liaker
J. C. hEASE
to canvass for the sale of our Machines in
'a Block. WaslilBKI St.. TiOia). O.
to Blowing Much,
to Imy their Hoods I'll EAP we think sufficient
every Department.
10 SUPPLY YOU Ull
E THEM.
PLAIDS AT 25 Cts.
toijet npn little higher, take a loo a at our
DOMESTICS-
cheap We ae selling Mu.slius, C'ottonatles, Ac.
ten yards of Calico, good enou'h for a Queen
assortment in theclty.and can and will ell
me cneafiesi.
ami Shoes, and at less profit, than any oilier
cotae ana exuinin our extensiv stock.
STRAW 60DDSI
JONES & BRO.
KUDER & PREYJPalace
CARRIAGE 15rrATl EaH.
CRRIIGES, 7 A G 0 i I S i
top nrcciEs,
orr. iti ((n:,
And every kind of lUal Vehicles on liand,
or mane u fruer.
We Use the Best Material,
And our Work la eo,ual to the J!et In the
Maritet.
SAR YEN'S PATENT WHEEL,
And all other lata and valuable improve
ments, are used iu the manufacture of our
Vehicles. We purpose always to mannfae
tnr Latent Styles of Carriages,
And defy competition, hoth ill Obeapness
auu luruoiin.
KEPAIKIX6 PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Room and Bhop on Market street, west
i.ie of Haiulusky River.
i uue 1-1, l-.71.-ll. K L IIKK tltlM.
UNION CHURN
Tbe Standard (barn of Uuitfd
SafFell & Baldwin
ProprieforsfaMd F.xelBslveHlaunrac
llirerN
Also manufactnrers of the
Iiuckeye Slaw Cutters,
Saw Frames,
liroom J I an tiles,
And all kinds of Turned Work. -For
Price List, Circulars, Ac, address
SArrELL BALDWIN,
Junes, 1H71.-If. Ti (tin, Ohio.
WJwlesale and Retail
Hat and Cap
Establishment
Charles Leincr
The Veteran Hatter, has received his
SUMMER STOCK
OF
THE BEST STYLES
UF
Hats, Caps,
Trunks, Valises,
Tra rel i n ffJlars,
Umbrellas, &-c.
A New Feature !
Any quality of Hats or Caps made to or-
BARGAINS;!
I offer treat barealna In cheap Haw and
('aim. portal in nimlilv. but a little out Ol
style, which 1 will sell from 25ceutseach Dp.
warus.
I am thankful for past patronage, and
cordially Invite a continuance.
opposite tlie toun nouae.
CUAKLES LEINER.
J. II. NAYLOR
Is receiving an immense stock of
HARDWARE!
Embraciner
Carriage 6 Saddlery Hardware,
EDILDER.S' MATERIAL,
IRON, NAILS, 8PRINU8,
AXLES, SPOKES, HUBS,
FELLOFS,FIXISIEU WHEELS
And other wood work at maaufacturer's
prices. Pure
PAIHTS, OIL AND YARHISKi
White and Colored Lead, Agricultural Im
plements, 4e.
uo 10
rJAYLOR'S
FOR BARGAINS IN HAIIDWARE.
Xotice.
UPFICEOF MA!tHFIF.LD,Cot.lWATF.R AVI)
JIII'HIUtX tw Iw IOMPASY,
Mansfield. Ohio. Aoril 1&. 1V7I' I
VTOTICK ia hereby given to ail the sstoek
1 holder of thUCouiDanv that the In
stallment ot ti per shun-, payable at the date
of subscription, hi now requireu, and notice
la further given that the residue, thereof la
payable In monthly installments of ten per
cent, aaoh, or I on earti share ml t'tx, on the
i&th ciuy of Mart lth iny of June, 10th of
July, 1 rth of August, rth of September, tth
of October, lUn ot November, 1 lh of De
cember, 1871, and lath of Janvarv, 1ST2, and
that the same be paid, by those who sob
scribed at l nhn, lo John T. Hum, Canhierof
First National Bank of THUD. and those who
subscribed at iMooaavUl to E. P. Bllaa Ehq
at his oUiic in iilooraville.
s7
S-fr!.
:' .'''. t -5;c
! ' Y. . 1
i
Clothing -House
SUMMER STILES
Just received.
Something1 New !
Nobby, Novel and Neat
Vollmer & Kirchner
invito An fnsnection of their iarce. new
stock of SI'M.MEK UOOilS. aiuon which
will ne lounu
FINE COATINGS,
Splendid Cassimeres,
Of every pattern ami latest styles.
Gents1 Furnishing ) ods!
beautiful and new styles
TIES,
CRAVATS,
KNOTS,
COLLARS,
Both linen and pflper. Kvorythln" of the
urji, ami an will uesoiu ai
Call auu t-e.
VOLLMKRAJKIIM'HXKR
April 1, lXTO-tf.
EXCELSIOR
PORTABLE AND FLOOD FENCE
Patented April 13tb, ls;9,
Alwajs Takes file 1st Premium.
This I e iue is simple of construction, dum-
MADE BY ANY FARMER !
On rainy il.iys, ami put up
IN A VERY SHORT TIME.
It Is neeilless to use lentf hjr arpuiiu nts So
show the need of a
Portable Fence !
As every intelligent fanner known heir val
ue. Hitherto, fence of this character I wive
been too expensive for eKneral use, hut no
man is too poorthough he laay be too shiit
lefw, to avail himself of the advaulHjf,m of
fered hy this mode of fencing.
JohnL Altenbaugh,
Has purchased the risht for Kenera. Han
cock, Samlusky and Wood counties, and
wants agents to sell arm Kisnia.
John Fatton la agent for Henera eonntr.
For particulars call on me at Holmes' iiry
OootlHbtore.
J. 1. ALTKM4AI (ill.
Mty 4, 187i.-n3-tf.
$5,000
REWARD!
Will be paid to any man vhn will give as
much for
HIDES &CALF SKINS
Shaw &Eemmele,
At the Steam Tannerr. formerly owned hr
M. Wall, near theUas Wiwka.
WANTKU-.M cords of eo.sI Bark at the
hirhest cash prices.
e oucr hpeoiai intiucements in
Harness Leallier !
Also, a splendid stock of French Calf, Sole
Leather, Ac SHAW A KDMMKI.K.
April l"i,lS7I.
J. HARTMAN & SON
JEWELERS,
Oavla Hsbm Blrk, Harkef St., TiOia.
We keep a lar?c stock of all kinds or
American and Swiss Watches!
Which we will sell cheaper than any other es
tabllKluncnt in the city. Always a full line
of JKWKLKY. WLVKR-WAKK, CUM'KS
Ml'SlCAL. INSIKUJUliXXH and VANL'Y
UUOlJtS on hand.
Agents for oplll Osgood "s PARABOLA
SPKcTAl LKS, the best Iu us-.
Ilec. 2. lML-ly. J. UARXMAN A SON
FOR SALE!
THE Dwelling Hooan, with an acre or
ground, Beit to the Union School Houia
Contains six good shied room, kllctm, tw.
small bed rooms, and closets, i'elhu uuUer
the whole building, and a large cistern.
For particulars luuuire of
J. H. PITTKN'GER.
Dec, 1, ISTO-nT-lt
t-r
s.
IvyXaFquaFdt
DM. BOOK 10
W ALL
WINDOW SHADES!
WAV TO'K,!A.W
THE URGES! SELECTION III HORTHERH OHIO !
o
We have just received our second
invoice of WALL PAPER and WIN
DOW SHADES for this season. 150
different patterns, fromthe cheapest
brown to the costliest gilt.
Remember we trim all the Paner
we sell free of charge. Great in
ducements to those buying1 large
quantities. Come early and exam
ine our stock before it is reduced.
We shall alwavs be happy to show
you all we have whether you buy or
not.
We make it a point to furnish only
PURE DRUGS and MEDICINES.
Phvsicians and Dealers in the coun-
ty will find it to tneir interest to give
us a call. Our Patent Medicines are
of the best, and we warrant every
bottle to be genuine.
PAHNESTOCK'S PURE WHITE
LEAD, Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil,
Paint andWhitewash Brushes,Sperm
Oil, Castor Oil, Neat's-foot Oil, Fish
Oil, Coal Oil, all
Pure French
Rum, Holland Gin
ies, Port Wine, Rhubarb Wine, Ca
tawba Wine, all strictly pure.
School Books and Stationery,Fam
ily Bibles, Photograph Albums,Dye
stuffs of every description.
Prescriptions carefully compound
ed bv experienced men.
Remember the
Drug, Book and
porium, National
Feb. 9, lG71.-nl"-ly.
FDRNITDRE AT.THE
II. P FIJSGKE & CO.,
MANirFACTlTKKitSof nn-1 In all kimUof Knriulnrp.nn nw prepared t-.fnr-
ish all who wish every sivhk ul tiriurl oi u ,l:iin ..r in.iu,! i.-r.i i. . !.
line nt ntikst r:vvonalle prici-s. umi ,sst our stiw k itn.t h .u n our pnees l(ore pur
rhas.in, as we ho to merit a eom tiiu.itwv if the !eiieron p:ii t .u:i;f her.-. oft ie4-eivel
friua a lisi'i-tuunaiiiig puhlie.
UNDERTAKENG
A fine Hearse suitably equipped for Kunrral orr-.o.ious. Collins am! C.Lirs on hsml nn.l
made on thtihhort4st notice.
lUinriiilK-r the place, at the sign of UIU
il'U.O.
Oct. 1, lS9.-n'l.
MVArW
. Kuwll
V keens'
lERIDIAN CUTLERY CO.
-AMI-
JAMES YIALL'S AKRON STONE WARE.
Importing our own Crockervdirect fnm theliest i'oit.'ryof Knslir.id, and belni; Agents
for the above relehraUsl manufacturers in our own country, i nai.lis in to keep constantly
on hand the best kmh1s in our line th:it the w"r. ail.n.U, an. I to ll th.-m lorCAnlias
low as thevcan be bouhl any plait? In Stat.-. All .h1h warranted a n-i.reMi.ite.l,and one
uriceforail. Call on us at old xlaud, oue .lis.r .souili ol .Sullivan' Hardware storf. and
examine our stock. UOW.MAN l-.oWI.I H.
t'eb.2, IT1.-Iy.
TIFFIs ZSIA-IIBILVE WORKS!
JOHN
1 rANlTFACTntKKof Monuments. Tomlsitonesand Mantels. of American and Italian
xfX Marble. Marblcized SlsiUi Mantels;
are something that ever-lssly can have, as
lo l lie renuiue marble, unu ol an colors.
He also bus on hand a lurco stork of TAllf.F. and lM'UKAl' TOIM, CII1XH TAf'.I.r.S,
r.KAI KI-.ITS, Mil KI..VKS. 4e., Ac. Ii.-mem tlie pKu-.-,
Wa.slilBiK(ai KtrorL, Mantis mf Hire Bridge, TH'FIK, O,
J uue Hi, l;il.-ii..-lf.
THE EAGLE
rrr .iii ' i- ! ii. j i - . -
J
r
,. n, Id altuf nriv.! .ml sre
boDejraniwiiyri,viw. iii-
I'lT-'t,,
you hivTexaTnlned the tas'le, al the Marbl.
Mays.lif71.-tf.
rPH LS Hive is manufactured by A. X ie.-l. T. HI M,um!.!'"r"u'D ThLW!" Hive
1 Dumberof years, and has bee,, found u. " u0fr" i,,"
pusae the fik-.na qual.ll a,m,u many nhc - ' u "tf drfwtr.
ihp Hivti. lxrH-au.se oi nreveuuve ,. ,- .
5,
WALL PAPER
DUDPDI
j
P A P E R
strictly pure.
Brandies, Jamacia
and Rye Whisk
place, Marquardt's
Wall .faper mm
Block, Tiffin, O.
SIGN OF BIG CHAIR
I. ' . 4 - :".."
CHAIlt Market Mrect, near tlicConrt iionse,
. ,. KIWiK CO.
BOWMAN & BOWLUS
1.MI-OUTKILS Of
CEOCKKRY!
A N l AliKNTS riiK
ATTERBUSY 4 CO'S CELEBRATED
LAMPS.
BELLMOMT GLASS WORKS,
ILVEi:iEATS:if.OOI ,
k (Vs IVIcbralrd (ntlfry Co.
THOM,
tliee eli-ant, ornamental and useful Miuilels
they are very vln-ap. in iM.lf.li they are equal
T5EE II1VE!
r - - Tt
1. . , - J
The
Hive can U
ti.e First Premium at the .l.io Mate
mnty sir for two yesr,. Is.n tpurcha untd
ahop, near tbe wire
A. Sli.HI.s-.
. i.Lul tit Itiaikr i.iri-r U llillilll V I (I Id-. A
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u.lx-r,
l.ia
of
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tifl-ateo
with
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Bacher & IIELIGH
MERCHANT TAILORS
F&SH1QH&BLE CLOTHIERS
ISTo. 90,
MAIN STREET, TIFFIN
AC II Fit A MM (.11
HP nrtir rceivinc a new ailil well
selected stocK oi spring turn run
nier 9UlllIg9,
OXSISTINO of ehoU? American
Cassimeres, Scotch and American
Cheviots,
amlsnme German Granites and
Tricots, Broad Cloths and UoesK ma,
nlbh and French Diagonal and
Worsteds, of whicn you -win uuu
the largest found in any
etail store in St-neca CVuuty, uil
thoee wishiug a nice suit, wen
made and good fit, for Spriug
Siniiiiier will do well by calling mi
no. Those M inting to buy Ready
Made Clothiug, we call your atten
tion to our
ew ktofk manufactured for the
Spring and Summer, the
(ntire stock of which ia of our owu
make and not city slop-shop goods
ike some of our neighbors. Our
stock of b urni.ihmg Uooim is as
complete as can be found"
n the city of Tiffin, consisting of
iNeck-Ties, tsuspenaers, raper I ollars,
G
loves, Socks, White Wool Shirts,
Uernian and Irian Liinen liaiulker
chiefs, tc., also a full line of
H
aU and Caps, Trunks, Valines, Ac.
Remember the Place,
No, 90,
,11 a in Street, TitHn, O,
Cn.rrin.P'A Shrm T
C. OSI30R3ST,
KRPI BLI4', wHIM.
lias become thoroughly estalillKlml lu the
Carriage Mating Business I
Will keep constantly ou hand a large vari
ety of
OPEHiDTOPBBI
ANU
Three-Springr Wagons !
Uu ulid with all
THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS
I'ertaining to the trade. All of which vlll
be sold at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
C'al land examined before purchasing else
where, c. OoboKN.
Uepublie, May W, lfd.-tf.
REMOVAL!
THE LIVERY STOCK
OK
Lease & Gilbert,
His been removed lo their new, large stable.
nearly
Opposite (& Sliiwkai nnK,
MAIM MTBEET.
A good stock of all kind of
Carriages and Sleighs,
ANU THK
FINEST LOT OF HOKSES,
thlseoontry. Kuncrals and Farttevofall
kiwis furnished mi XMrt asMlce. rrlcMt al
ways reasonable.
llec. 8, l(CU.-n-ly-
SCHOOL EXJU1EBS' NOTICE
TO TEACHERS:
fl'HKHcbool Exajulnersoi senecs louniT
will exaoiln leartiors, or the High
hol Kooiu. U tln in ward Uulou
mcIkhiI Bullillnx. In Tiltln,
On the last Hatnrday of each month, also,
the loth day ol resteBbr. I so uh ..' o
ir.e izi u oi juiiswun, s
of Marco, the Kb f Aoril,and the laa
May, UiU
Applicants will be required to be pnrnrot
eirly as W o'clock ou the day of eimu ka
li. hi. or they wlU . bo xauktut.
Nooertini-atewili be dated bsck and none
wi i...u.i Msidtas tiswlashus anv,
bers are requested not lo aiuiy for eer-
on any oiuer osj.
kjtt h appiieaut will t raqatissttA leaw
the Examiners a suuuuodem'elopo ad
dMsed to kliaaef.
K. M li-iia, Clark ot Lb Board.
H.
Of
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my
to
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to
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your
CAEEIAGE A2TD WAGON
MANUFACTORY !
-oi'-
S. WENNER,
JKH- KIISON r..TIKKlX, t.
Carriages, Duggies,
WAGONS AND SLEIGHS
every description keptoa baud or man
ufacturi to order. My Carriage, Busies,
Spring Wagons and tUelgha ar made ol the
material, and are equal 1b styl. to the
Best in the Market!
All or the laMat and most -valuable Im
provements are use in the manuiaclur of
vehicles, and i - -
DEFY COMPETITION!
Both In cheapness and dnrabilltyt
SAEVEN'S PATENT WHEEL !
And tllOUier ISW nnproTcinrnia, ftcrpins
fully up with the Uutes, will be fouud at
the attDCIon of the public 19 respectfully
lllVIMm Ul UIJ WUIRfWK " T mwv
call and exaiulue my ui k before pur
chaniais elsewhere, H. K. W K-S Nr.lt.
Oct. 6. 13.U-1
. No. 13.
bimilia soniisna roaurrua
HtSIPHBRY
lIOIinoPATHIC SPECIFICS
H
vk PKovKuvrnoM tu most axpu
cvuvia-iu-c, as eiitlra ucss; oimpis
-l-HS-tmt and K-luil.la. Vary are tM
lit ia.mi MeilKiim iu so aiaipl that
aiiruken i rikuot b nude in aituff t.ia ; so aara
u luh. free ftoni ihn?cr, sail io efficisal aa
Iw felisil. Tiiey aava tatMTsd tb
. Ii-ai coiuiiwwIsikhi frua ths thoassuda wl
le luif -- ul aaows taem. ud will alwsrs
oaMii-t mhiiiu tma to thou wuo try Ihem.
No Cure Priv la Beatt. Cents,
i. - f evens, t'outfvsiioa. Inflamaastloaa. . . i
- urwa. Vb uia faver, Wurtn Cquc.M
- 'r)ls-Coite orTeetlUac of IakuU-.W
- IurrtMk of ChiWrsB or Adnlu .M
hiMHUrr. Unpins, miioos ColU... 8
" 4 kulr-Marla, VoBltiag
' Cuilia. Coi.H, bronchi u.
iseiirat ta, Tuothsebe, Kaceacba. . . . M
' H.'sdsrkM, sick HasiUoos, YsrUgo.JB
- tsM.pia. Bilious Huimaca ...K
' s.i.fnws or Irrafillar I'latoJa
blte umi I'ruAiM Periods
' l ruy C'orwk. DirBcoit Breathing S&
- hrupiilosa AaIi Rocaia, krripiaa..MI
ItheHinatiana, Rlwamstic Pmias
- fever A tea. Chili Ksswv Aaaa..ai
- l-ll.. IIIiimI or Weedinr SO
ti.
is.
iii.
i:
IH -
! balmy, and Sora or Weak Sya...fii
" l wlarrs. sum or ennw, rniwmi.. jw
- huupluc-eaash, vilBteoogta.ai
k.liimA iprasscd BrcauuBC (0
- t.xr liiarhirjM. Impsired aearia..3i
. - scrofula. Kulired Misnaa, Sweiliatrs.60
- I.eucral bviiiUiy. i'tiyMcal.Wealuma.iu
- iimy sud icanty becrvlions. aw
- .a Mrknmt tU.-ktmsfromaUdiag.M
Kidney Uisessc. Ursiel 6
-Nervuue UeMlMy, laeolnatary
s-uiinHi Uix-lismia 1 00,
"tore !lntlt. isnker. iw
" t rltiarr Weakness, Wetting M U
- P ul ol ul Periods, Hrten... W
. "Mi lie rlu; at Ctaun of Lit 1 lj
l::ilc !, Spsms, St Vilas Oaaoa.l Oul
- I1 (tUih.r la, Ulcerated bore Taroat.Mj
, l Uir CASK, tn Xeroses, sett
hi. te 1 dram vis's, emitalnlaa? Um sbovs
,ul with BouK of airecuoas eampMU. i:u l;
T. gov
J
IU
la iiapor case, with book. Oe
V li't KKI.v.iBT SPECIFICS.
. .- of ltll i. visit, io Buid, 100 dosnssoea,
ilk annual of dlreetioaa, frivlae: aia
srroniit of sll diseases of Mo roe,
rattle Sheep, Dog and Hoc,
wiiii lirll airectioos kit aoev isasst
ssinut case, coropleta $10 00
VOVVtt SXTHsCT,
, sre. Illes. Newralxla, TeMastka,
flleeillM at tbe Lania- IMauca,
e or other Organs, Huraa. HrtilaM,
- e n e, 1p rains, KhtwaiLiai,'
s .re 1'Urojt Nora tfrs Holla, (Vrtss.
i l. e. Mid Sore. Xks Boos VaamlrV
't-dlelne kHUWa,
riee, d-o. ode., Plata fl OO, aart
-1
ttr MR 3ALK BV ALL DBCGGISTS.
Ji' v.sir di nir-rlst Is oat of soy of the Reme-tie-v
sill be sent by stall or x pros, bf uis
i-m; or .-jiie box. free of expend oo recsiut of
u.H-e: x.-eSinv Pu.N Ii gXTKACr and the
' 1 1 I : I a ii V .t 1' fcc I r' ICS, w ntca iMing imoius,
u ! l.e M'il hy ex(ires. On Ibess exoress
1.. will u"l be utid, unless la quaollliea bf
f . i II 4i.l uiiNardi.
.i.i.ii. v- Humphreys' Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company
'u. u.il. Mo. u rlsiKDwtv. Hrj,
POX SALE BY J. FMAlUitJARDT,
nls-ly Tiffin, Ohio.
Hat MEDICAL CI3C0YEBY.
: .Ll.lu Hear Test tasoay ( tfc
Vkoadnrfal C'srstlss Hib mt
uii. vitiKEBi ciumm
i iiwiiisisMisssaaiiae3acMrasasaMj
VlUU eri ., a-S.sooo.oa . BrssiM. h4
eit,Ailia'nsil,Ul,iMSMSosona,l.l
Ttaecar Bitrers are sot arllo Faary Drlak,
Msdsof Poor Us as. Whisker, rraef tsolrlu
aad Kefasa 1. lasses doctoral, splcea as4 srt
euedto rlesfo tbo tal, esllert "Tooic, MAppetf.
in," Boitorsrs,' mx, tost lead tko tippler oa to
Orsaktoaew aad rain, bat srs a trao MedialB, aisdf
from the Kstlvo Boou aad Herbs of California, trot
fross all AleakoHe lr!atalaats, Tby ars iso
6BMT BLOOD PI HIFIEI1 aa4 A LIFE
CITI90 FBI .1CIPLK, a perfect Keoovalor sad
Isvigorator of Um brateak esmruig oaT sll sokoaoaa
slbr sad restoring lbs blood to a aetHay mooitloa.
Ho persua esa taks Shea Bitters sceordmg to dlrscv
Uaa aad xcauda leag saveH. mlasa ssotr hoses
srs aot drKroyed by aunsrsl polaoa or otssr ainns,
sad Um vital orgsaa assted bejoad Um polBl of re
pair. They are a Goalie Parsatlve aa troll as a
Teals, o slewing slso, UM pocallar awrtt ot setisg
ss a powsrfbi sgest la relieving Coageauog or Inflasi
BtsUoa of ths Lursr. aad sll Um V Isesrsl Crgsaa.
rOK FEMALE COMPIIHTts,wkeUMr la
joasgor old. srrttd or sisgls, at Um dswa of wo
si an hood or at tbe Isrs of Ufa, Umss Toale Bitters ksvo
aoeqasL
Far Isltaaaurr aad Chraale- Iknas.
Ilsss aad Coat. Prsaoaasa. ar lad lo ratios.
BHUaa, Reaslttnc aad IiunaiUrM Fsvera,
Disss in afrae Blssd. Lrver, Kldsevs, sa4
Bladder, aVas Bisssra Sara boea Bust Bsccnsfsl.
sack Dlaeoses ars sosed by Tlllausd Blood,
whlrk la geaerstly produced bf arraagemsat of tbo
lMrracrvo srsmBs.
OrPKPlA OK IS9ICEMTI0. Besd
aotM. Pala fa tbo SsosidcTS. Coaghs, Tlghtnosa of Um
Caatt, Dtszlaasa, soar Ersetsttoss of Um ecosiftrk.
Bad tastata Um MobUi, BiUoos Astacts, rsipituloa
of the Heart, IsflammsUoa of tbo Lsaga, Psta la tao
regie) of Um Kidneys, aad a haadred other aa'aftd
rmpwaaa, are the ss-isrlngsof Dsspesala.
Ttiey lavigoraio tbo Stoauch sad ttlmalsts Um tor.
old Ursr aad bowels, which reader Uena ct aaoaaallad
cScacy la cleansing Um blued of sU bsosniMs. aao .
Impart lag oew life and vigor to tbo whole eeaum.
FOBtaX.il DIEA.-E.,ErspUoos,Ttr. Salt
Khesm. Blotches Spots, Pimples, Pastales, Bolls, Csr
baaeua. lUag-Worsst, Seal d. Read, Bora Eyes. Brass,
alaa, lies. Scor, PMcolorauoas ol Um Bkla. Haainn
ssd Dmossos of um kia, of whatever saaM or sal ars.
at Uursny dsg ap sad can led oat of um rrateasla a
short time by tbo ase of these BNters. Obo bottle Is
Mrs eso a ill couviacc lac sioai locredsiose of ibeir
eareuvo egret.
Clesnao tbs TUIated Blood whenever yoa 9n4 Its
tasoanues baratias Ibsoarh tae asis is f sip, krus
Uooa or sores, ceaoae it woes Vos Sae) B osMrsti'l
sad alorzaSl Btaerrns: eleaoeoiC wbea it mIouLmh!
yosr te:iiMrv will tea yos wtMa. seo UM bSwsl pare
ssd the health of UM ejrateai w.U fellow.
Pl!l, TAPT. rsd other WOlsa, rerhlse hi the
avMeat oi suuiy uiOHMOde. era cdtwmally derov
e.1 and rewioel. fur mil iiireeo.. read carerblly
UM eiresiar aroesd csi h hoille, peweed in fuar iso-gags-tulo.
(..riuas, rt-ntii SOU oaaiah.
WAtKIS. Proprlel"'- B- H VcDOSAU) CO,
PraggtoW ass tea- sgesls, osa Brssctseo, CsL,ead
S end 34 CalUMiree BDaet, JTew fork.
,r I BY ALL UUlUCibTS ASO PgALEtia.
Mar. im.-iy. ,
Pilroah IIae IflJtitalJ J
JO EPlfYEACEIt
AHHIOABI-E Shoemaker, formerly oe-
cupard by lr. hluSn on Martet Mt., has
! workmen as there sro lolho (Mat
mi will utaks loonier Buy klndof
tlBots, She or Gutter
In the best style. No Pit ! No Bale I
Repairing
oao promptly fcitd oeatlT. Call and leave
uie-iire. JuKPrt YtAUkK.
1WV. it, Irnaf f.
FOR SALE. ... . ,
THE Homestead of Mrs. B, A. Walker la
lu soeond W ard. Apply at tne Crock
ery store bt .i
. , m BOTMA5 k BOWLCB.
AprU 3D, 1871.