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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-02
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Providing for the submission to the electors, ofthe
act entitled "an act to incorporate the Bauk Of
Ohio and Branches"
Sec. l. b. il enacted Jy he General Assembly
of the State Of Ohio, That an act entitled can act
incorporating the Bank Of Ohio and Branches" !"
passed nc the present session Of the General As.
scmby, be ana the same is hereby submitted to
the electors of this State, at the general election
to be held on the second Tuesday October next
for their approval or rejection-and each eleotor
may have written or printed, partly written and
partly printed upon his ticket, "For the Bank
Charter" or against the Bank Charter, )" OF
words to that effect and the judges of each elee-
ton district In counting ott the votes shall set
down in separate columns, in the poll books the
votes given "For the Bank Charter" and the
votes given Against the Bank Charter" and
certify the number OF votes given for and against
the charter, as they are required 10 certify the
number OF votes given for candidates.
Sec. 2. II shall be the duty Of the persons open
ing the poll books in each county, 10 make sep
arate abstract Of votes given for and against the
charter, including statement showing the num-
ber OF votes cast, which was neither for or against
the charter And the clerk of the court Of com
mon pleas of each county shall Immediately after
such abstract is made, make a careful copy there
Of, under the seal of the court, and forward the
same by mail TO the governor, marked on the out
side, "Abstract Of votes for and Against Bank
charter, given in--conty."
Sec. 3. 1t shall he the duty Of the governor. as
after said election as practicable, with the aid Of
the Auditor or secretary ofStatc, TO open and alb
stract all said returns; and the Governor shall i'm
mediately thereafter, by proclamation in some
newspaper published at Columbus, set forth the
number ofyotes given for the charter, the num-
Der OF votes given against the charter, and the
number Of votes which were neither for or against
the charter; and fa majority of the votes given
were for the charter, he shall further state therein
that said charter has been approved by the peo
pie, and has therefore become lawi but il a ma
iority Of Ill the votes given shall not be for the
charter he shall state. and that the charter has
for that reason, fail 20 become a law.
Sec. 4 That any clerk who shall tail or neglect
to make return to the Governor, as required in
section two of this act, shall forfeit and pay, fol
.he use Of the prope- county, the sum Of FIVE hun
dred dollars, TO be recovered by action in the name
OF the state.
Sec. S. That the act Of the present session en-
titled "an act TO incorporate the Bank Of Ohio anC
Branches" shall be printed with the laws Of thii
session Of General Assembly.
N. Ii VAN WORRIES,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President OF the Senate.
March 80, 1857
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The Republican meetings throughout the county
have been well attended AID they show that the
right kind Of feeling prevails. Our friends are
wide awake ready to meet the foe when the sig.
nal Is given A correspondent, writing from
Seneca township, speaks in glowing terms Of the
meetng held at the cred School House" The
meetings at Attica, Lodi, Flat Rock. Bcttsville,
Lambrpht's and other pointa, were numerously
attended and marked with peculiar interest
There's a good time coming, boysi
Wait n Enie ionoer~
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reundby the township
Clerk will stand Duplicate and only be discharged by money Or Road
Certificates.
following Townships purpose receiving tax
es, follows
VENICE at Attca on Thursday Sept oath.
REED at Bennett's Tavern, Friday Sept 25th.
THOMPSON. Flatrock, Saturday, Sept Goth
will Tifin the 18th Of September
the Goth ovng according to law
psna charged all remaining unpaid after the 2O
Persona wishing tho delay Inconvenience Of paying
crowd paying
TREAsuRERs OFFIcE Seneca County Ohio g. H. HEMAllNG,
TiAin. August 2sh 1887 Treasurer
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REAR I'M MIND.

That the Tribune has the largest cirou-
ladon, and Is therefore the Best Medi-
um for Advertising Of any Paper in
Seneca County
It contains fever foreign Patent Medicifie Ad-
vertisements and more reading matter, than any
other paper OF tie kind, 10 North Western Ohio.
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Threo Shnws ln QUO WocIs.

Next week will 10 one Of unusual excitement.
There are to be three hows The first will DO an
AS,M,L show, ot the Dred Scott D mocracy. on
Monday,--the second will be the Fair. which
commences on Wednesday, and the third viii be
the Circus on Thursday.
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senecn County Fair.

Farmers, are you all coming into the Fair, next
Wednesday, It is expected to be the best Que
ever held in Northern Ohio. The Board have
secured oyor one hundred splendid paintings and
eogNvings, for the Gallery Of Art. Let every
one contribute their mite Bring in your frui 4
and vegetables, Rigs aud poultry, potatoes and
pumpkins aud enter them for premiums. Finally
and for all, we say come to the Fair, and don
forget 10 bring the Ladies.
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Ma Enir R;--What's the matter with the Ad
ver,iser man7 In the last number Of his d,lect.
able Sheet he roareth as if somebody we're pinch
Ing his earsl Yea, verify, he mokelh a great
noisel The Republicans have descended to per
sonality() and he haG desired to prosecute the
camp ign entirely upon POLITICAL ground! and
bring his artillery 10 bear upon che POLITICAL
principles alone, Of his adversarivsl! Vrtuous
manl! wonder who it was that continued ob
stinate last fall, to charge Fremont with being
Catholic, when he knew Il was lioi aud 10 tell
the people that he had swnded the government,
after the charge had been proven an unmitigatcd
lalsehood. Who was Il that heapcd the vilest
personal abuse, and sander Of the most malig.
nont character, upon Geo. II. Heming, our can,li
date for lreasurer1 And who is il. that has been
maxim vulgar, and petty, but very venomous
aings at Judge Hord every week. since he was
nominated Why, It strikes me It 10 this same
Advertiser-man. liz can abuse and villify aud
SANDER his opponents as much as he chooses, but
when they turn upon HIS party, and tell the plair
unvarnisbed truth about their candidates, he be
gins to howl. he Is, indeed, wonderful man
and feels much elated because the editor Of the
State Journal noticed him SO far as to stop once
or twice aud kick him. Acting under sense Of
the greatness which he accumulated from coming
in contact with so big man as Col Schouler, he
utters terrifying threats in his last issue, Of an
exposition which he is going to make Of the pri-
vate character Of one of the candidate on the
Republican ticket. Hadn'twe all better run and
jump into Oblivion, and there abide until the
great wrath Of thu Advertisement is appeased7
for I verify fear that he will do something terri
ole, for instance, bite his tongue, or simething
Of that sort, II W do not fee from before him.
BLlXEN
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We learn that J. l.. Turner, Piano Manuhctu-
rer, Of this place, has entered for a Premium Mt
the Fair. one Of Haine1 Bros. splendid $500 Pi
amos. The instrument is one Of delicate tone
and exquisite finish and will add much to the at
tractiveness of the occasion.
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The Advertiser asks the people Of Seneca Co
70 vote for Me- Crisilip, because he has met with
pecuniary losses. We think Republicans would
rather show their sympathy for him, by contribu-
ting S. bill, and cast their votes for MIR. Kyle,
who Is better qualified for the Office.
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Rates 81 Subscription:

Copy Months, in Advance, 8 Is
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-sunison & Fay bavo discovered new mode
Of coloriug piclarca 3, the life, dellnealing, with
an admirable imitation Of Nature, All TIE differ
ens colors and shades Of The har, dress, drapery,
scenery, &c. Call and examine their pictures
Specimens may be seen at the Fair.
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On the 18th inst by Rev. T. Thompson, at
the residence OF the briies father, Mr. LEMuEL
STEWART, o. Bloom township, aud Miss LoReTTA
COLLINS, of Thompson township.
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TAXEs F0R 1857!

The Taxpayers Of Seneca County, are hereby noti-
fled, that the amount of charged on each Dollar
valuation of taxable property within the County for
the yearl857, is as follows
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Music by Stonm--The Cnliiope.

The Circus company Of Messrs. Nixon Kemp
advertised to appear in Tinin on Thursday, the
sth day Of October, has, among its thousand and
one attractions and novelties. TIE recently inven'
ted "Car ariope an instrument producing mus c
through steam pipes, loud enough to be heard ten
miles around, which is played With keys the same
as pianoforte.
As to che music Of the calliope, there seem
70 be quito a diversity Of opnons-some, VIII
assume to be we'll posted in musical matters, as
sertlng it to be perfect steam orchestra, in it
self and full of harmonyi while Others allow i
to be "ralher screechy"
The Detroit Free Press" gives the following
notice OF the caliope
1--WE differ fr m tho writer in the Tribune In
thinking the Cal iopc rather screechy-' o. the
contrary We think the tone very mellow, and the
music veiy harmonious. The first time we head
this singulary enchanting music, 10 seemed 10 vi
brate upon hitherto unknown nerve Of our mu
sicai susceptible ity it Is the most charmingly
sweet music that we ever hard in this country
and, like the chimes Of Ferara, its sounds are
romanticlly enchanting
The following ''pome, from the "Caliopean,
Il decidedly rich, original aud spicy. Read it,
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A Prau1iuun

We will send splendid SO Magazine, ono
year, to the one who will furnish US the largest
club Of subscribers, by the LIST Of January next.
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GJ-IIM JGLLY is at the Van Dooran House with
Peckham's B,sam, for diseases Of the Lungs
and Liver. Gail and get a Bottle.
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a nd one COPY TO the gotter up OF club OF
Is or more.
Old subscribors can 60 into this arrangement,
by paying up all aueapges. Persons, sending in
clubs, can add to them Afterwards.
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Job Printing,

or oll kinds, from the largest Poster down to
,bo smaliest Gard. executed at this Office very
low and IN a sty not to be surpassed, BY any
Office IN the State
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oodi Woodli Wood

Good wood will be taken on subscription, at
this Office, If br ught in soon.
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a-TDr. Karshner will b. at the shawhan House
10 day. and at the Holt House 20 morrow.
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Tn Climbs.

As an inducemtnt for getting up Clubs, VIC will
puk the TmBuNe at the following low rat s. In
all such cases, the money must be paid in ad-
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.-y- ,sy.rissra aiu please send n their fafogs BY
-. !. " m.hto solonF.ls ThaI.asyn noon.
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a NODE rl "a cALLIoPE.

lnlefnhl 8creeuhefi
What'n thunder d you mean by yallink
81 all fired oudl Does anythink hurt you,
Or have you sot lick IN your bowels
Aud can't help it7 Say, you squaiiug eussl
Mebby they feed you on steam and you squeal
Beoauso its hot and burns your ln'ardi
And mebby YOU yell because Won ike To,
A nd think II s,sunds purity. You whislink fool,
Which Is in Does il tniSe al them hasses
To draw sou round and get so much n1lse outi
Why M you bust your biler, darn you
Aud then sllgt ups you d squawnnk nachine.
You lurtJ nurse power panner on wheels
With a steam engin playink onto you,
And making more noise th rtv thousand
Busted French horns with AL the keys open
Aud the mouth pieces cracked! Dry up!
You cnss d ID musical hy6fid!-yQu cross
hetwcena down east vii age n band
And Chinese wargong!-ypuuutra
u lwlink abstract Of Pandemonium
fon won'tl Then keep on bio ~ink .-=who ca-esl
don't, if YOU blow your blasted brains out,
Which would he excee1inkly gratifying.
You're only gond % scare HOSES, what hav'nt
Cut no ssilaa, and make % ks run 70 see
Whn1s cOmink. Blow away you yell cuss!
internal scleechcr adieag
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f5CAT9AND MIS- EI.LANEoUs
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Willis. Of the New York Home Journal, in.
dulgos in the following ecifacies ID regard 10 the
Ca Hope; -s'W onderlnl invention! The Genius
of the Yankee nation now stands unriv ,lled.-
The originator 0i this wonderful instrument viii
be immogial He wilt ai least, rank with these
iluslrious Americans, The inventors Of The Steam
baat the Telegraph and the Cotton Gin. He
has ralsod the mighty agent. Steam from the base
position of q mechanical drudge 20 the etated
rank Of assistant Ia the divine art Of music. Il
shall AZ me 20 for stunning our ears with the
ps With dulcet me,odlca, which, IL NOT sweeter,
win q least Be more powerful than those of
Aralla"
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IN a. the lowest hgrrss, whQeiall ana rata AfoAeha
Or sack salt 0lNnya % Be iount % ihe
jyiGtf hAnnqap fAn'7-
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Mad Rivpr aud Lake Erie Wai'road
Passenger Trains on this road leave this sta
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JUST RECEIVED,
New Boot and Shoe StOfeI


M kn6s Of oos pnd hns ana alo % do Iepalng AZ ~
shofss notice. My Price. 90 ny own work pruiass Y
a a small atyance on coat. ihuAAa hbH,
Tinn, IulS no., 15'u
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~ Half Rauels Bass l5 do White Fsh l0half barrel
~ Pirkore 10 half barrels Traui a waranod Fae
Fresh a, liyl0al H. a. bUskthk& cos.
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Isaac SrauJs Patent Portfolio
Grinding 1fiHs,

GF110i0g M2Hs,
ToR EoUENa NusAT, ORINpisa CORg Mai, gsAfr
~ GuAts, FFEn Nc,,es wella vhueeurs oi cotn tcoh
rnd aO tis called into good hhe cob and feed
In one operation.
Thete csiehfaied Mills ! Manufacture oui Of ne bcst
quality Of French nru u locks, with much cafe baild
six diNFent sizes, prices rlngiug Rom eighiyhye 70 ts
current Of a opposition aud surelf iof a puposssi
especially lcf wheat nourlns. Aho
Straab's Patent Portable Saag,l NH,
called king ef1o W1ods."
Ths an Ingenious and n.ei i saw;Ngilt 70 make lnnils
IN he wooa This Alil can b. wA By animal, steam "
water power.
Those wishing 10 know fully aboni the prnciie upon
which they bu and Tho prices Of each ,se, wen
the terms of rolo &c., vi please address asking oot
Of Description, Nhlch wilmal and posfnav Thoie who
10 40, VIII wiitu in naln readable lonrunfp ia Nanat
Post Ohicu, County and Stale.
ISAAC srRAuH, Faitntoe and rrop'r,
sepfim Nc, 10, West Ff0utstrcot Ciucinnau, q.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

NItHMONI, WNN TStlb
Gentlemen My child had commenced breaking out last
all ia small which gradually extended the entire
head including both which much eaten by the
o that both would drop OH
tried all Of advertised and domestic remedies without
good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL began to get better the bottle got broke and we APP
led gals To lit again began to get My cider daugh
said Pa, 30 get that Turf on, sisters heal
oked so much better when you used it." We got another
Vle and her head nearly well This agra
and took half hour day wash IT, and ii
offensive. bottle feel assured will
her entirely, there but little the disease
entitled this and for the benefit others, take
great pleasure in giving youths certificate
Respectfully, b. 7 CHALK.
% Mcssrs Dove &
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II EYEKY DESIKIFTION On NAN OR BEANT.
WARRANTED 10 CBHf, AND 40 DANGER fROM EXPOSURE
coLD. Price 30 cents per bottle.
Entered according A Of Congress ia the C6s Oce Of The
It-tro court he EasterH District oj IuRiad By DOM
q 90, Richmond, ID 30 cents siie
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Come TO store get pamphlet and read certificates
vi performed by the Turf OH certificates Of truth
our respectable and respected czens and others
here whom refer aud doubt value
medicine for one ounce of II Is worth pound
other known to Try IT and you will be satisfied Of what
TRUE TURF OIL-Itead the following and
and will tell you OF many others who have been
cured
RICHMOND Nov. II, ls5i.
Messrs Done SCdGcntlemen-I used portion bottle
Of your Turf Oh, which You very kindly presented with
aud take pleasure In saying that found II ecctua in
moving eruption of the skin for which had been pratsed
upon ter several years by physicians without receiving
osat benefit also recommended friend of mine, who
tor months had been annoyed by similar eruption OF
the skin and Informed short time since that from the
use OF one bottle he had been entirely cured.
Respectfully, T. NJ. LEFrWICH.
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LYNCuBuRG AN RICHMOND.

IfNCUBUR G AN RICHMOND
Fare from Iynchburg to BUCHANAN ..........sl 30
To Richmond ........... 3 30
From l.ynehburg 10 Ghar0tiessille.. 80
and after the 22 of October Packet Boats will leave
Buchanan at A. NJ and Lynehburg tt74 L NJ. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday and arrive in II elmond second day
. O'Clock A. NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving Lyaehburg at u p NJ
reach Scotesyc lo A. NJ day and arrive In Char
ottesyie at 81 T. NJ Leave Lynchbug for buchanan and
Lexington at o. NJ, Monday Wednesday and Friday and
arrive at l. NJ
From Lynchburg to Richmond time and distances in
IL LIZ. NM.
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Respectfully. J, =. BoNDuRANT


CHESTERFIELD April 10Th, 1896.
Messrs Dope CoIIavng used your Turf on, and finding
IL be such tine medicine think II due to that
should know It, My daughter about fell ON the
rocker chair and bruised her thigh much II
assumed the form of boil and became very had
anced by physician but that did relieve it, II became
and continued for nearly years. tried
every medicine could hear with effect until in
duecd TO bottle your Turf Oaiter using bottle
ad halft entirely healed Ihave since used for other
tho benefit. You liberty
this you think proper, s. CHA
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nd see time and distances in


sasAs.as STE MSH1P CON- consequence of the with"
drawal Of the JAMESTOWN tor repairs, &C.,
the ROANOKE will leave New York saturday evening,
and CITY Point every Wednesday morning AT o'clock. Pas.
leaving Lynrhburg by the South Side Railroad
Tuesdv Will morning with the Roanoke
at City Point LEE Il JOHNSON,
Agents for n. Y Va Steamship Co
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respectfully, T.. NJ. LEFTWICH.


Nessrs. DObo Co.-Genemen:l used about fourth OF
bottle OF Turf oil upon the back horse the
back almost entirely place large
hand and this single Application only applied cured
up entirely and permanently really surprised Mt the
qnicknnss s properties and think more prompt
and chcaeous than thing OF the kind and
have sold thousands bottles oohe preparations for similar
.urpOacs.
I
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hp I'dIs y HoIlhgbfook StTeeI, Pelefsbni
NrlHl.lNlA LINE III Richmand AMI

These vessels the first class BULL in the city OF Bal
nore expressly this aud have superior
haons for passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains well qualified for the trade and who Will no
exertlon 10 accommodate They win be towed and down
the rivers by sean and may be relied sail promptly as
advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
will find To their interest to ship by this line freight will
always be taken low by other line Of Packets and
every effort will be mao hy the agents i'll Renphd ami
New York 10 give satisfaction Insurance be effected in
the Richmond Fire Association by this line at per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining iu
share of patronage
Goods shipped by this line New York will be forwarded
free of commission New Orleans Mobile Charleston Sa
Yannah any other southern Northern port
The vessels will lie in Richmond in the Dock In New York
Berth No. l. Coffee House Slip foot Of Wall Street
DAVID n WIN. CuRRIE, Richmond ,con,s
&. IL, PIERSON, n. " 1'e
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INSURANCE.
ENIHE, LIFEAND MARINE INsUKANCE.-

lNIHE, LIFE AND MARINE NsIKANCE.-
II LYNCHhuKG HOSE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY This
Company makes Insurance. against damage by Fire
DIV cling Houses Stores Tobacco Factories and build
goods and merchandise generally,
tow and country on the most favorable terms
Also makes Insurance all persons ENJOYING
good health and Of sound
fo or for limited period
Slaves cmploye in orluuy occupations will be
reasonable
Tho Company viii also take risks to any of
the Northern OF Southern Ports, favorable rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
JAMES NJ CORDS Vice President
GEORGE b THURMAN Chief Engineer
DIRECTORS.
JoHS OrIY TAYLOR SAMUEL II. MCKINNEY,
DEXTER OrEf, SAMUEL GARLAND,
JAMES I. PAYNE. JoiS Z. DAVIS
Whi. II. SrlArrON, MAURICE =. IANGHORNF.
JAS, o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CRIED + WILLS. Sccry.
b ,M w y, 9 G' Az o"tN' Medical Examiners
The Medical Examination OF subjects Insurance III be
made once Company each day b,w cen the
. feb
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JEWELRY, WATCHES, &C.


NTOT1lB.-BG ,ea waat 20 purchase ~ aue
~ Watch call SfLYfRTHuES GtfFT they give their
special attention the watch trade aud the they
Lave had importing houses the together
present facilities la the watch trade. will enable
to well by house In Virginia
their watches Ia perform satsfae
ton purchaser and In the ~
connection. they the spot Their present stock OF
watches i and well selected Remember the House
sfLNERfHORS a Cliff
sPArtcalar attention paid 10 repairing hne
Je 1sn
4 IBATA PLATED SPOONS AND eORMs
We take pleasure in announcing friends ana all
who be want af something superior
Of Table Coffee Spoons well Dining aud Dessert
Forks mado II Abaa and plated with pure Silver
Of the goods best man
ufaclner and will be pleased to sell them fe
prices The patterns desirable and the quality
the A Ne /. Remember the house.
may 22ta SiLNERTHoRN 4 CLIFF.
~ NEW CONCERN.-The undersigned hnv.
"a ing associated themselves together under the
LyA style of Thurman Dinwidlie tor the purpose
eryng the Jowelry business ia It's branches
would respectfully inform their friends and the public general
~ they will keep constantly Gold Silver Lee
Anchor and Lepne Watches, Breast Pins Finger Rings
Earrag- bracelets Gold Fob Chains Keys
spoons II all and ayarry Of other
q mention. which viii sell can loo
bought the state All we ask is call the public
what we say lstrue JOSEPH \ THURMAN
JAMES DINWIDDlE
Il Watches and Jcwrlry Repaired short
reasonable trrs Ud gold and silver taken in exchange
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