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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24
DR. FRANKLIN,s
Orient,alI1YdTopathic Institute,

~ AHbNNAha ~ n
Has been IN successful operation seven
months. Thel amount OF business done m
the Cure has far surpassed the most saneuine
expectations Of the proprietor aud the pros
pect is fair for full house next spring, there
fore all who wish rooms will do we'll 10 an.
ply soon. The new edifoe is of brick and
stone 100 by 6S n. Eve stories high, aud ar
ranged expressly for a Water Cure. There
are two Bath rooms entirely sepernte, for the
sexes, furnished with every variety OF bnthes
and an abundance of pure soft cold and
warm water. The rooms are oil well yenti
lated, large, pleasant and neatly furnished.
Every room is supplied with soft springnnd
filtered RAIN water OF the purest qua ity. II
Is hardly necessary 10 say that Fredonia is
one Of the most preferable looalities.in the
United States, every way considered a1d es.
peoially Cor the inyilid Terms from dol
lars TO 70 dollars per week including Room
board and treatment, Oooording TO room ana
attention required, Those who are very helm
less must provide private servants. Fn6b
patient fequireS one comfortable, two wool.
en- blankets, two cotton aud one linen sheet
and or crash towels, and a riding hnhit
fot ladies, II Furnished by the ptoprietot
1 dollar per week will be added Ail bills
to be paid every Saturday. Prescription fo,
home treatment 10y letter or otherwise, from
TO dollursi Communications post paid. adj
dressed 20 d, d, franklin, N. ID. Ftedonio
Chout Co. N, Y. will receive prompt attention
'ln the sweat Of thy face shalt thou eat bread
I'll thou return unto the gt0und'' Gen. q
10, 'Th0 sleep OF a lahOring man is sweet
Feel 8, 10. Those who have not much mon
ey may come, as their labor will be taken in
part payment. Females whose cases "a.
qnnel twmll be treated upon the snoos ssful
principle wioh has been kept secret hy
Dr hamiltonof Rochester N. Y, which will
be an extra change.
ptedonia, Foo. -. - -s55. IT.
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]. T, Baoher,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
Foreman IN tic Store Of w. HoJbs,
La Front OF the court House,
TIFFIN. OHIO

M I'LL pay particular attention b roafter TO
w Custom Work, ~ owing otbo superior
facilities possessed by Mr.. Hobbs, iu Obtaining
the correct styles, and other information connect.
cd with tbs dress OF the GEN rLEMAN. Ho IL
couhdent thatthe perfect satisiacton can be
given. Ho has now been about six years,
(wholly or Va part) connected with Mr.. Hobbs
ostablishment, and has been weekly furnished
with almost every means 70 perfect hhn IN bic
profession aud is determined 20 eritt the esteem
Of tho Fashionable commu nifty. aud although his
principal business will bo that OF tho MER
CHANT TAILOR, he will be glad ts make IN
goods broughiin from nry other estabhshment
M. Hobbs constantly has or hand yorj rich
aud choice sele,tion Of Cloths. Cassimeres aud
Vostings Of the latest dcaicns, f.H
NIB. Al Work warranted to ~ aud we u
mnde Rooms. In the rear OF Hobbs Store,
ground aoor whore the Fnshionsare displayed ,
both Ia The Men and Boys department; also
Ladies' Riding Habits msus to order.
Nay Z 4. 1855.
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.LlRw GOODS
NEW GOOD 81!
The Second Ward Of Tl0ln Git,
Against the State.
Greatest Bargains ever Offered 20 the
Pubicll
q. K. sHAWYAM & 90.

F. N ohA w IAN u UU.
RE- agnin IN the field with large aud wei
~ selected stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS,
which they ar, now prepared 10 offer at reduced
rates, aud are determined
NOT TO BIZ UNDERSOLD.
Thankf for the kind patronage of our old
customers we take this method OF again iavitins
them, aud the community AZ large, 10 cali and
examine oar stooh before parch asing alsew here.
Hs We fee confident our goods are as good ~ an,
ever brought TO this market or as can be foupd In
Ohio,and cau assure them 10
kECElVE FULL VALUE
Tor their money or produce. SO come and ex
anime Tor yourselves, as we make no charge fn,
showing goods, butwiil pay You well for the ex
amtna ionin rich batgnins,
All Kinds Of Produce Wanted.
For which tbs highest market price will h.
paid. FIX SWAWHAN a ~
Tihn City, second Watd, Apriln, 1856
OS HIiDs Common ioPrims Sugar
95 nBIs Molus,o' and .yup.
SO RoNEs Tobacco.
o0 BOXES eOrn,,srch.
DO Wrapping twine and wick,
~ Fofsale oheapat
BUsKIRKS
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JOIN sTAUn 3 20.

Il rsPEtrru' y announce to the public that
~ they ore nolonger in any way interested
in She SHAWHAN HOUSE STABLES, but
still carry on the LIVER YBUStNESS al their
old stand, where the p0blic, as heretofore,
wAi always find good horses aud fine osffia.
ges-betteT and cheaper than at any other
stable in Tifiin. PASSENGERS wiltbe TAX en-
70 any section ofthe country on short notice,
DAYOR NIGHT. AnyofStaub's friends can
have then burses kept and fed in hisstable
I alltimes. Saddle Horses and single bug
ies-or bugglesto TO let without horses Jin fact
we can aecomodate the public in anyshapc
or form. That is our aim and we are bound
10 DO it, without fear Of 'friend or foe.'
o. The rumof that STAUB 4 60. have
SOLD their LIVERY stock is q LIE : WE
still have the best stockof horses and hugaies
in Tiiiin, and our prices are lower than ever.
w ,oLD JOHN will be on hand at all
times at his stable, where he looks 0eysrv.
thing over himself
May nth ls55.--tf.
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EkWS F(JktflIf lIA654Ebl

wa. scott ttttss pistsurs u fsiinsto A-lAisgthst b.
is tos fiepafedlo show them oni o ~ cieitelio .
fanry Goods etef offered ~ tniaf lnaln |.lh afs
Mofr Antqus and gro de rhine tiltt, Nsrr0es Uelartf
Tuslesi M,itso aud u0Hss iaosl, French Emroesf
as agftftFfr Nv Hul - hefr quality than is fnund M
thfmhfssl na1ncl ks, taifnt snd velvet ribbons and
rimungi, nfoohe ik, and Wool long and SQUARE slpNh
Cioat,ahd falms cioakihr l1iht sah4' shotelv'is'
rhsIsdisiss iasii.d q ssil 40 .isaiss ~ 'A'n.
elves.
Sept. 7th, 1878 ..rf
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TO THEGENTLEMEN

y Emeron y9ud invite his old patrons and the public
generally TO ca and eAumine h stock Of Co,hs Cassmers
ycstinfsand Ready Made CuthnR
The latest patterns OF Frensh Eneish, nnd Amerierb
goods afe among his stock, Also shirts drawer hoslesy
doves bats and caps No charge for showing goods
Sept. 7th, '55. ifuTf
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Thslnston now underthscSfc Of mi H. lard 4, -,
manentf ospnizedias seppamie drun HmsAf Of Hsids
9efg college and ~ rineipafee confident in assuring bs
Ladies aPd Eeniemenof fidh City. and the surrouhdng
yelpy teath Rooms nre now opeh 6r the Reception si
haa female Students NJ Lord, from several eNt
peFeRee a. Teacher of Penman,p stends az he head AZ
hpoiession, andwi give his whole atentou the tsnei
hs ln,leisy, have made sTTansem fo Tui,on in al
w bfanches ~ Notineie eiueauu and ldm ~ maLs
Intercourse houTourh and complete. IN eonnection 80
therlesse9sin Penmsnshp It the purpose Of Br To,d n
mpari 20 the student knowledge Of The laws and ensto
Of exchange and commefce and OF the mo nnFnved S
otl OF commercial oalculaion aud corfcs spondenee. a
course o. ertrrcs on subecfrnting slae Il csnt.
plned We notice bhtthe annlytSal system OF Psnms1
ship z adopted u Tbs Institution the merits Of which sre ,s
forth In the blhed circular Mf LORD Fesp66nS iri,
those whoieel Interested 70 call his loous and esHin
tselmenst % ha they may beabe 20 properly tpprsciat
the different syestauebt by him For fursf piTticulsr
send inrcrcular. Ni-i
The tuition ioriu course unlimited In time, a4O, n,
Book keepiHrtnd Penmahship, $500 hr ladies arg
lwenE eaopgip Penmpphip 80 AS tbeirisno alassifcn
onof students, ladie Gentle nenehH connispee atan,
time. oriamsniel sridlgexssued Order. n,
) Tidin, October g6th, '55-U Nt"
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dAP uF SENECA COUNTY. 1T hereisyeta few
uore Of these maps lelti aud dthoso who wish td
fetureOpe Of them would do we'll to call soon
~ there willnositively be no more nublished.-
aIlon q ". Homing or the agent NJ, A. Ian.
lpn -
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For the Milfohs.

ecoTT AFRO, aIe arspsfine thsvi,slrsst "a ,sr ib,b
uendsaAd yhehdtatoftd ihef l0hh some g05a sboui
these days. Ihtneeay wtll please tbhs 'holies,
NoSeuhes ietl. 1855 -tf t3oiN asfSrft Hns
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24
,WM s BEERS & ca. Proprietor.
Nos3O4 Broadway, New York.

whohs all orders must be ssidfe es'eJ
Forsa by Druggists and country Merchant,
10 al parts Of the United States-and Csnsds,.
and by :. L. So Johh. Gibson & Slanker TiFn,
q. Caplss, Rome. u, al. D. Arnold. Mel,
more. CT feb Us 1855 "
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I5G0 Bag', Rio Coass.
Is B's' old Gov Js's do,
Ok Barrsl'syrup,
25 BsEssJJ, Wood, rsarl s,,r,h q,
- az. sna Tor sale, cheap, Al BustlrkS.
Hwo HUNDRED Rs.m' 70 wsrppias p.ps,.
y" 'N fi'h h Boxes stearlHe cAndlssi
ONE HUNDRED las Prime ehso,s
d. ,, ,oFAal''H IL a Buskwk a Co,
- NOS Shawhan Block
6sSi I'M, aad ,ik vssiinss heuched .ael
N'' w. 40.
NEW SHOES AT SCOTT q BRO|
81 Nov epening - scuit0 rto's, ths Pau ,,y,. orf.a
Civ M Nh, se ~ e, ho',, re ssae'l variety tsp, ,'
senl. sth lssS,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24

Gel on The eagspt andEet an Almanac. and
reeathe details pt ta1opishing cures performed
where every taiae else had signoliy failed J TSs
hmits Of an advertisement will act admit their
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24

SlIhAm hnEmettof Saw Miiis,ano re,8fa.a
O9tberpurposesi manafaetursa afthi,.
Eahbli lishmeutta ageiher witha varietf .fl,.-,1s.-
W NsQ uamufsstaga lirick MhcA n a. b.,
save rueh lei'or. -AilJob Work dons b ! WORT.
March 1881 n TOOMic aro
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24
TERRInLE DIAtItNunEs-

NElNGan original and popular tseatise 81 MAJ n,
man; their Phs sioloay 9unrtlons and ss snsI a..
of every kind, with nsyeF.fa falling Remedes m iis ~
oFre OF all diseases Of priv ate and delidafe bn,
eldeai 70 Che violation Of Tho laws Of Nhtupe andof
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-01
AvALUABLE DISCOVERY.

EURMAN'S Chemical saturated Belt is now con-
l. sidered an Indispensable article by all persons
afflicted with weakness or pain in the back or across
the Kidneys, cold chis, or nusLes of heat the
system, with pain in the head ami neck. Young
men who have acquired habits which have created
weakness through tae system, BY wearing one of
these Belts viii become sound, with all the yigor OF
robust constitution. We have conuersed with
persons OF both who have been more or less
afflicted for years and they say, almost made
drug>hop OF their stomach to the greatderimen aud
arrangement OF the whole system, by simply wear
ing of these belts few weeks have become sound
and healthy. These belts are worn loose, next the
skin, around the small of the back subject to no in
convenience whatever, being covered with silk.
For the relief and of suffering Ladies this belt
is decidedly without parallel, both curative
and preventive, to all complaints which so much
aiiiic the ladies OF the present age which it is
necessary to ensmerate though mostly from painful.
suppressed and irregular menstratons. Perhaps it
would be well to mention, to prevent all ladies from
wearing them at all times. they have proved to be
certain and eet tua preventive to certain situations
which will be explained on the directons for this
reason they should not be worn by married ladies at
all times. This belt will be to any address free
on receipt OF So. Address, e. thurman, No. 5,
Hamilton st. Albany y. Z.
Dec. l, 1855.
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McvEIEH e. CHAMBERLAIN

McVEIEH e. CHA MERRIAM
A RE Re- now receiving per Schooner Fairfax and
FALL, - OCk OF GOODS,
fonprising large and very general assortment,
Ullows
Ie5 Ahds N o, p R and Muscavaio Sugars;
376 Bbls Coffee, pulverised, crushed and Granu-
lated do
IS Boxe double refined Loaf do;
1855 HID .Muscovado and Sugar House Molsssss;
125 Bbls prime New Orleans do;
rs ;" Golden Syrup;
ATS Bags Green Rio Cotfee
$50 " Old Java, Maricabo and White Laguir q do;
$50 Half Chests Gunp'd, Imperial, Young, Hyson
and Black Teas-the larger portion OF recent impor
tations, and from medium to extra tine quality.
rs Casks Sup Carb Sod,;
IS Boxes CASTLE Soap;
:. lis " varugated, Bar, Cushion, wials., and
Transparent Soaps
100 Boxes Brown and Yellow Resin d.
100 .. Tallow Candles;
l25 " Adamantine do;
IS Family Pearl StarsA
70 Chocolate;
Is 60 Mustard;
100 Coils Rope;
$50 Bags Shot, assorted Nos,
$50 Kegs Sporting Powder;
40 Bags grain Pepper
so Boxes Ground Pepper,
10 Bales soft shell Almonds,
10 g Fberts:
rs {. Cream Nuts;
$50 Boxes assorted Candiest
10 Barrels no 3 Mackersll;
- " Train Oil
$50 Kegs Pure Lead
$50 Boxes Glass, by 10 and lo.byl1,
Barrels Putty, in Blsddersj
Casks Backing
As Boxes Maccaroni
800 Keams single and double Wrapping Paper !;
100 :" Ruled, Cap aud Letter do;
1900 Sacks Fine and Ground Alum Salt.
liavig made our principal purchases previous to
tn advance in goods generally, enables conf-n
IDENTIFY to say to customers and merchants gene
rally, visiting this market, that supply them
fully as cheap as goods of same quality can be
bought in Baltimore. We respectfully ask ex-
animation of our Stock.
McVEIGH L CHAMBERLAIN,
Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va.
Sept %, 1855.
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FAIL Trade.
ROOTS AND TENS ~

u LAWTONwould respectfully informthe citizens
L.ofSraunton and the surrounding country that
he has commenced lin the room one door North of
Il. d j. S. Crawforas Store, and occupied for sev.
eral YEATS by Mr.. Il. Cowan as a Bookstore to
Manufacture all kinds Of Ladies', Misses 4 Chill
dren's Shoes, fran the very best materials latest
STYLES, and upaer bis own supervision.
Embroidered WMk made to order, on the most
fashionable style.
lie has also ON hand an assortment of Mems and
BOYS b0uIS ahd..shoes, among which may be found
the ,andsomest OF Gents French Dress boots in this
market
Nsi~ofder promptly attended to and work pada
at the shortest uotice.
L. LAWTON.
Staunton, Sept. 20, 1855.
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DEN TISTRY
= ARTHUR. Grad uate

SsTAS removed 10 late Post Office in The
i. II Brick Row, where he Womb call
.he attention OF all needing Den;a sub stliuie
10 his bea 1lilul specimens OF BLOCK L. ETH
with cun,inuous gums. These teeth, from the
comfort with " hlch they may be worn. as well
as their superior beauty, possess great advantage
over Artificial Teeth. now in use. All the va
rious operations % Dental Surgery performed
with strict reference 10 pelmauency.
REFERENGEs.-Profis. p. IL. Austin, A. NJ
NJ. D., d. ID. 5. Dean Of the Faculty, ant
rof. Chtpin A. Harris, Nj. D., D. D. S., Balli
more, MD.
Stanton, May !, 1854.
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NOTICE.

HAVING before informed the public and oar
IL friends Of our determination to leave Staunton
shortly, Tor the purpose OF establishing large
W Wholesale Business with partners in baltimore,
will be OF particular benefit to the farmer to state
,urthcr, that will sell considerable stock OF
Fall and Winter Goods, from to the LIST OF March
at prime cost for reasons stated. Nobody in want
OF Clothing should therefore fail to examine well
assorted stock aud secure himself better bargains
than ever before offered in this market.
Further notice we have to give to those indebted
to us, that although intended before, to place
our unpaid accounts in the hands of Hartman i
Bell BY the lst OF January, yet failed to act upon
this intention for the tire and out of this
against our debtors We concluded to wait now till
the LIST OF February next, butlonger indulgence can
and will not be given any more. We hope that at
this given pei iod the rest viii come forward and pay
without prompting us to those dsagreeable steps.
STEINER, BROS. i co.
Staunton Ian II l956
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NOTICE.

I'M. subscribers have rented Warehouse at
L Basin Bank, in Richmond, for the purpose OF con-
Quoting Commission and Forwarding business
ANY Flour, Grain, or other produce consigned, will
be sold either in Richmond New York and but one
commission charged. We respectfully solicit con
signments from our friends and former customers.
Dee. ~, 1855. BUTLER Il co.
n. B.-Persons indebted to the firm will please
call and settle their accounts Observation-Disclosures
We will be obliged to put them in other hands Tor
collerton
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THE subscriber begs leave to inform his hume
L old friends and customers that he has procured
a large quantity superior Tallow and Candlewick
which he intends manufacturing into Candles His
Candles for many years have stood the test of the
summer heat and were pronounced equal if not su-
perior, to .lackson's celebrated Tal0w Candies
Being entirely disconnected with the Bnteherine bu-
ness, for the present he Ieads to give his personal
attention to the above business, and by n akine
good article, hopes to receive fair proportional
share of the public patronage. JOHN Ii. Asst.
stanton, Oct. Is, $780, 6m.
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EaiaCy Articles,

SOAPS. Coognes, DAY Rum. Trcopums and IA
~ tharon for the growth and beauty of the hair
Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, Port Monaies, Fancy
Bells, Silver Ihimbcs beads and Necklaces, Lilly
White Ladies' Pen and Pocket Knives, Ivory
Combs, Puff and Tortoise Side Combs, Tuck do.
Dressing Combs, India Rubber and Buffalo do, &c.
&C., &C., at WHITE 4 PATTON'S.
Stanton, Nov g. 1855.
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Removal.

TINE undersigned has removed his shop from the
l. house of DR.. Donaghe to the rooms formerly
occupied by Mr. o'kear, opposite the old Post Office
corner, and adjoining the Store Of Mr.. Adam
Bickle
He returns his thanks to his friends and the pub
lie tor tine liberal patronage heretofore extended
him, anu hopes to continue il IN his new place OF
business. lie receives regularly the latest fashion
plates aud always prepared to manufacture clothes
IN the most fashionable style.
Dec. ~, 1905. L. DOOLEY.
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NEW EEAzL STAGE LRYE.

{ n and alter the lst July next we will rn,
- DAlAl WAX LINE or ST1GTS tTnr
sTA tNT0N TO lfINcHESTER, forming on
heeton with woodward Cos daily Aceofsnodu a.
ton Line of Four Horse Coaches from sta,,'t'.
LeexinFton; Natural Bridge, buchanan, Ac-, s1d
WITH the Virginia Contra! Railroad at Sta1Dt~n
iron, rom inc terminus OF which we running asj1,
Springs. D HalA-s
- bA TINS arrangement We are enabled to piy.
through Iehefs to any Of the above named pI.ccs
AZ rates oil iafe as low OF lower than any otlT I;
Our Stages wiilleave Stauuton lrnipsGiat1 - -
the afFf,al the Richmond and Alexander. go, -
ths evening; afriveat Winchester next ,po1f;nf ~
the arrival Of the Harpers Ferry ard stes
eafs, aud reach stanton next morning.
r OF seats, apply at our otce a tbu 1 n,aricg, II
~ Hiuu a'oHse ntannton, Va.
" June ~ lS55.-Spectatof, Rockingham Ssa,s.e,
alley Democrat Tenth Legion, Spill. Of i,a,sas,
ey ano lnehester NiIkinian conz u INVITA-
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THE CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK

INTEREST will be paid on depositcs at the rate
i Of per cent, per annum, on all sums remaining
on deposite month longer, fractions OF q
month not to be counted in reckoning interest De-
postes will be paid upon Is days notice. Discount
day, Saturday for discount or renewal must
be handed to the Treasurer Friday evening, or
they will not be considered by the Board OF Direc
tors
Onice at the Store of j. Brandeburg B Co.
II. NJ. BELL, Pres't.
G. X. SNAPP, Vice Prest.
EJoHN BRASpRBURo, Treasurer.
NJ. q. HAKMAS, !
A. j. CARRIER,
NJ. II. McCuE, Directors.
j. ii. McCug,
wv. ii. WATTS,
Staunton, Oct. ~, l555.-ly.
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}. b. Ii A H ROW
GOOD NEWS.
Rooms Corner Virginia Egotcf
AND ADJOINING THE STAGE,
esEEEsE

NE most magnificent Stock of Clothing eve, sac,
IN this section OF country may be found far s"Ia
at the Clothing Rooms Of tie undersigned 'of SAFE
FOR variety OF style, quality, vofkna,,,;,,
quahu,y, my Stock has never been surnass aP my
@e pledge yse 70 sell cheap as any 5t Jnr
estaosHment OF the kind throughout tbe otneI
feel sure that from the assortment ~ e oiate,
the most 1astdious can be suited in taste VA NANa'
III over Goats, Dress Goats, Business and eo.,,
mon wofkihg Goats my Stock comprises ti Son.
s' ieS ~ pHoas the market thi$ season affords
"A LAlS, may be iound a large va,i't,
o o naN ,eve's SIX Flush Clotl, Cashmere Cass
n a., AM ., an assortment made of FIN I..
Iattefhs OF Fancy aud black Cashmere. a",Is
ed..inet3s' Eo!oufn{s, iMeed and Cotton. ~Au
In the hAlSlilAG LINE, MAY ta In, cen,
any nia nefho ohder'hirts and Drawers V noi'
ana Cotton. hail Hose, handkerchief " ooi.A
MINORS Wnii ana very large and full assortn'e,o
sano inei h1 som SHIRTS, Collars, SILK Hats
each "G"q DC Useless to go into the enumeration of
WPuld KINDLY soi'ct AN exanin nation of H. any
9fe making onr puFcl asses elsewhere oaa Re, re-
A'hu'' continuance oil a hitherto So Ebcrai LIN peR
tehaeH patronage. hespectuily, "'', u
Oct. 20, 1865. 0ALll1.
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New tsta blishmcnt.
"a BIN Ell MAKING

AMLS Is. SANDiGE and JOHN l.. npr-npa
80 ~ en- nave entered in co-partnership for the -
lose ot carving on the cabnet- Making UT
I'M, III po'h pracucle "orknon, OF them hsr.
.'n HAVING served regular apprenticeship vndsr
zone Oh the BEST workman in the State In addite,
,oeAeeaeg every Kind OF Cabinet work. ia the bss.
.aA,ns Having attended to this department in h.
sanp OF q, D. Lancaster, (dced they ates them0
'nal .ney can give general satisfaction,
ueir stop Is on Tho street leading from the Fn;s
copal Institute to the residence OF A. II. H. Stdr,
anu On .he lot occupied by Mrs. Lancaster, wbera
'hey VIII -, 3e pleased to see their friends.
ken ~ exchange for furniture. '''D''' Ia
JAMES Il. SANDIGE
o. JOHN l.. DRUMELER