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JESSE WALKER,
MApoRk D.; .;;BEAURlK,
RrssElL Z. HEAcoc1
10ux D.. .BEACztN,
JANIS. E1SzIR.
One of the judges
present appointed RI
place, there being no J
ent at the election.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09

ing conviction home 20 the hearts Of bis
hearers He chtrgodupon Judge n. that
IN 1913, when No wrote hia letter 10 Huff
man, be stood iust where Republicans
now stand, On The question Of slavery
that nc had avoided answering his inter.
rogotofies entirely or given evasive and
unsatisfactory answers 10 them. He re-
itsrated his charges and hurled them de.
family In the teeth Of his sntagouist, Vhc
sat and took Il all like q martyr. He will
have 70 swallow these and : hoaYy dose
supcraddcd, before Che discussions close
Mr.. Dennison is determined 10 "sinoki
him out" on these questions aud bo will
do Il.
After stating the purpose Of the Repub.
bcan party TO obcy oil laws until repealed
and that their aim is not 10 interfere viii
slavery in the slave states, but 10 prevent
its going into the territories, that the doc.
trine of Congressional Intervention 30 pro.
tcct freedom, the birthright Of the terri
tories, which is dear 10 every Republican
is az old as the government itself and was
only recently abandoned by the democra'
cy, and that the Constitution carries slave.
~ nowhere Of is own force, Mr.. ID. sal
down amid the cheers Of the audience
having gained complete triumph IN fs-
vor Of the truth Of Republican priciples
over bis fallen antagonist, who lay biting
the dust. The Republicans all felt good
and the democracy looked downcast and
ohop-fallen, Il was indeed a triumph
worth growing over. Three cheers Coi
Dennisonl Up with the Republican, the
white mans ticket Down with nigger.
ism and sham democracy u
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09
Chhse nnd PugIl.

Gov. Chase and piooaninny Pugh were
with us on Tuesday evening and, upon
invitation Of the latter's friends, (desiring
to get up little notoriety for him, by as
sociaton with so greut NAM the Gov.
condescended to discuss tho political bear
ings of the day with the youthful Senator
in the evening. The Gov.rha nothing
to guin in such acontesti for, even should
he take the wind out Of the little "puF-
BALI" which he did most efTectuully, his
fate would be that Of the lion, who accept
ed a challenge from a skunk.
Well, the discussion came Off in front
Of the Shuwhan House and lasted three
hours, Pugh having the opening and clos
ing speech. Both parties came out ahead,
Chusc having the arguments and facts all
on his side and Pugh beating Chase all
hollow, in noise, vulgar slang, misrepre-
sontution, low bufoonry, grimmuces, and
all kinds Of monkeyshnes peculiar TO his
species, which appeared to tickle the boys
wonderfully.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The Greatest Discovery Of the Agol
Dr ro9 TX o11'S
American Hair Restorative


Netw,e,isndins ihs is an ageof fguaek publications,
And Quaek nosuuuis, from long experience and many
fairtrhlh dis Preparations has been ionnd hr to
Exoelall other Preparations for this Purpose.
he action depends upon The tonic and autiuepiio pro.
periet y possesses, ecing 10 ooRection with NaiuFo
~ oleunsing the scapi and promoting nee and dhcahy
e,ieaiauea O Hs blood through the smae capillary
lt sAeetualy removes IN dandruH and ether impuri.
ties efthe .kn elso al itching and tenderness ~ he
head, Wnie4u gpi % attend diseases of this kind
TIE hastofaliFc riNcs hteN aud healthy annoar.
ancc ~ tha hair, which Looks ihough oil bad been
pled, Hat lheTo d no oil iail
u itinfanthJ rcitotei gray hair e is original color,
Aithialy pefsetcfpd n produce growth Of hair.
The kest0galive viii b found good ioF ffaIigo and
hcfpe o. kingwomi and in short al other diteases OF
the tacesioFy system,
This preparation n not Hair nye, as may others
are, that ale before the puhci t viii stain The light
et iabic, ead ian he used under sll croumstanost,
Any une hat vii purehasa hpe dolaTs worth of be
cure, sil upoa application have their noasy re-
hnded An shai s necessary 10 saiisy any oae d tu,
trial.
Iho Restorative q prepared and iou wholesale and
rctail By ID. nkeaEELt, MolmoFe, seneca county, o.
Ihe Resiorsuve wilihe tent 10 any paH of the uni-
od States A. my nsk, neatly prepared and put up In
bnsos 10 snit caslemtu.
The tesiosaiiya will be furnilhsd 70 aeents, Al 10,
eral discount a. 70 male Il al object ior than %
FaFe in tbs aalu oftt.
An orden ihoald Be accompanied hy The money
From ouf numerous patrous give hut ieN teStiuo-
nislli a, lhs medcius " destned 90 stand tt oun
uerit. For farther pariiceiaIt fiiFg1a
~ Msin,oTs. ssssss county, o,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09
Pugh Is Rnnncy's Spiritual Adj
wiser.

Senator Pugh, acted by the same spir-
il that prompted Jobs friends to visit him
in his afilction, was here to condole with
Runney on Tuesday. On the supposi-
ton, we presume, that 1.-TWO heads are
better than one" &C., one furnishing
brains the other CAB, Pughsu by Rannoy
during the discussion and, while Denni.
son was speaking, acted the part of q
confidential ndyiser or supplying reser-
voir. His ministrations reminded us for.
chilly Of clerical attentions administered
to a criminal, about to stretch hemp foI
some misdemeRnor.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09
Democratic Senatorial Convcn.
ton.

This body met at Upper sandusky on
the LIST and nominated THos. ]. ORR of
Bucyrus for Senator. PrLLARs was the
choice Of this county, but he was summa-
rily disposed of by the "clique," the con-
sideration being that Seneca should have
the next Congressman. Capt. WoRTu of
Wyandot, an excellent man, was defeat
ed because he opposed Hall last year and
voted for Carey.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09

OrThe Ne'0s + Journal gives an Oc
count Of Ou attempted highway robbery
within half mile Of Springfield, on the
UrbanO pike. A Mr.. d. w. Wolf who
was "moving" to Urbana was attacked
towards dusk, by couple of fellows, with
brass knuckles. He managed to escape,
and ran into the city, One ofthe fellow,
was soon afterwards arrested, and il /,
thought, will be convicted.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09
Excitement i'm Icnvcnworth =

LEAvENwoRTn, Sept.5.--A collision oc-
urred between the Democrats and Repub-
licuns, on Saturday night. Both parties
we're having demonstrations prior 70 the
municipal election to-day. The Rcpub-
licans we're holding meeting AZ the in
tersection Of two streets and the Demo-
cratic torchlight procession attempted to
pass through, and being resisted, goner-
almelee ensued--several hundred on both
participating, using stones, ,budgoons,
pistols, and knives. One was shot and
five or six severely cut None fatally
The Republicans maintained their ground,
and proceeded with their meeting. The
nffay is believed to have been purely ncci-
dental and Is universally regretted There
is severe apprehension Of a rumored dis
turbance to-day, Efectual preventive
measures have been taken.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09
The Great Eastern is COminp

New York, Sept. I've learn from
private correspondence received at the
Herald Office, that the mammoth steamer
Great Eastern will sail from Galway Ire
land, about the middle of September, for
New York direct, calling off st. Johns,
N. F., to land dispatches for the Associat-
cd Press and mails for the New Found
land governments
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09
An Ordinance.
For the Punishment of Offenders
against the Laws Of the Incor-
porated village of FostOria.


Section ~. BE 1T ORDAINED blythe Council or the
incorporated village Of FostoHa, that when fine shall
be imposed for the violation of the Ordinances Gf the
village Of Fotloria, fany Of thcm and the h not
paid the party convicted shab order ofhe Mayor or
other proper authority, process isned fof the pu.
pose be committed until such ne and the costs pros
ecuou shall bo paid, the party be discharged BY due
process ofLaw.
Section 3D. Any person OF persons conviofed Of a
repeated and wiliul violation ofany ordinance who shall
utgu neglect 10 pay The fine imposed and tio cots
Of prufeCuion shabby kc order or process be nuris
uned In the vllaReiaN and kent in confinement for any
time not exceeding thirty days.
Section 30. All vaannti, common prostitutes end
persons disturbing he peace or said village OF Fosi0ria
shall on conviction thereof be punished by inprit6u
ment In the village Jail for any term moi exceeding N
section fth. Il shan be lawful for tho MarshaI to nr
rest upon View aud without warrant nny person found
violating any ordinance made TO preserve the peace,
quiet good orderoi the village of Fotora or any Or
dinanco providing Tor the safety, health, comfort; Or
70, ihe protection Of heprpery Of the citizens Of The
village Of Fostoria.
Section 5ih. Any person 80 arrested shall be taken
forthwith before the Mayor, o. some Justice Of thu
Peace oihe county, for trial and be dealt with aecor
ding 10 the ordinances ofthe said village of Fostoris
Pasiodiu Council August6 9th, 1851 Yeas; Bounet,
hlcker, ilgle,, Foster aud Gear Nays ----- .
This Orlinance 70 be In force from anr anefitspast
ags.
RITCHART, Mayor.
I.N. IoNRs. Recorder.
Fo,toria, Aug oh, is2a.-tep2.3w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09

CINCINNATI, Sept. AT two O'Clock
this morning Mexican g. Evans pork
house, corner Sycamore and Ninth streets
was entirely destroyed by fire. The build
ing contained three million pounds Of
meat, most of which is lost. Loss esti-
mated at $4,000; fully insured.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09

For widening Wood Street and
opening and Establishing q
Continuation of the aamo.

NNAANINuANINA ~ NAa ""AAAH
eaorios ~. Dnff opn4iSrn, by tte oouneii oftbs
ncop0raied village "a Folioria, Inst on ard tqr the
passage Of tI ofdiaahcs Wood Street rh1 ht widen
81 tha WetI sidt iirfasa and one haIf ret, com
aenctnr a. IlMn street aud rnnning North along Sid
Wood tiraetto Nofth street.
Hsc %, From said North street there shall b 70.
ested and ettabliihed street funning North from The
ierfinaiios of said Wood street, crossing Ffemoai
lifsei and tsfEinaiing in psry street. said street
rnunnr North acsuffs lice dividing The West half
ofsecflon la in village of Foliofa appropranH
hug au landf lots para 0l ot1 on The West side Of
said nehiiened line forty ntns and one bali feet Of
ground, ana from az uds, lots paris Of lots the
East eide Of said ue, siatesu and one haf feet Of
grouud Eom North siresi 20 Fremont thence along
alley hereoora located Perry street appfupnniing
from ~ lots parts Of lots The West ide of aid
alley thirty three feet of around and flou Al oti Or
half ieet Of Erhund mhhing said street siNty sH
eet vide from the starting point 10 the terminus and
Jacob Frihcf, lnmea Anderson, Joel Hale, A. s. BE.
ments Edwin dement,, Confod Eoulcs, William N d.
Cakei lamea l.. Mickey, Daniel Nounak 70, Solomon
Whiseri p, w. Thomas, Charles Foster the trustees
Of The Catholic st W endlsmus congregation, Thom.
aa Fox and Isaac Solomon hereby notified thut the
amount Of land abeve dsscrbsd all lands, lots or
parts Of lots abutnf said proposed street wilbeen.
tered upon and appropriated for the purpose widen.
ing locating and estabshiag said street, and "a par.
ties above mentioned also noiifed that viewers will
meet upon The premises on the 6tst or Sept 1850,
70 assess uie amount OF damage and huuefs " any 10
he above mentioned parties owing lands lots o. parts
lots abutng said proposed street, and the taid
parties above mentioned are notifcd remove their
ences 20 the lines mentioned in this ofi fofsaid
street on or before the fii day Of October neHt This
Ordinance 10 BE- IN force ffom ani aef iit patsaro-
Passed IN council August -, 1859. Yeas, Jones,
Bricker, Dement, Hales and deer.
~. RiTnART, Mayor.
J. J.VJovrs. Recorder
Foftora August "a, ts3O.-tcro.aw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09
Eircrnnn,s Pnrndn.

EVANSVILLE, Sept. s.-The firemon are
making great preparations for the State
parade, which comes Off on Thursday the
Sth inst. DIR. Galley, editor of the Zanes-
vile Aurora, will deliver the address,
Companies from all parts Of the State have
notified the Committee Of their intention
10 be present
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09
MAN KiIIcd nt Gcmesec roIIs

ROCHESTER, Aug. 3l-A young man
named w. Ii. Jennison fell ninety feet
from the Genesee Falls this afternoon,
while Witnessing the walking ofthe tight
rope by M, dc Lave, and was instantly
killed. He fell but short distance from
where Sam Patch met his death.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09

BosToN, Sept. la mulotto woman
named Wilson has been arrested in Scar.
borough, Maine, charged with numbering
her son, aged fifteen, on Monday last, and
Afterwards placing his body in the oven
and then setting fire to her house. The
remains Of the boy were subsequently
found In the oven.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09
FrOhl Ningnrn EnIIs.

BUFFALO, Sept. Alt is rumored that a
small boat, containing two men and wo-
man, went over the Horse Shoe falls yes. q.
terday. The boat, which was named the
Kate, has been picked up, but the names
OF its unfortunate occupants have not yet
been sscertained. They are supposed to
belong to Navy Island.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09
The EIOpiOg CIergyman--IIe Is
Dcf0ultcr.

BosToN, Sept. s.-An Englishman nam
ed Edward Humphrey, who, it is alleged,
is deiaulter to the amount Of 100000,
has been arrested here. Humphrey is
the clergyman who eloped with another
mans wife from England, as already pub
lished. He is a 'brick."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09
Lnt it be ItcInembcrrd.

q. That the Democracy oppose the Con-
stitution, recently framed in KOnsas, be-
cause it prohibits slavery and allows only
white men to vote, to the exclusion ofIn-
dians and negroes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09
Ie oaghl . be IkleI.sd by CrlP-

NNHa
Nrw YonK, Sept. l.-Ono Of The most
successful efforts 1t rascality ever heard
Of was brought to light yesterday IN this
city. It appears that a sharper in phila-
dolphia advertised for q number Of Young
ladies 70 20 South 20 fil situations ~
teachers Of music. Fifteen younR wo-
men were sccspted by the sdVertiser.-
They were 70 have romuneratirs employ
ment in the families Of wealthy Southern
plantero, and IN every respect their future
prospects were Of the most hattering de-
scription Il was simply stipulated BY
advertiser that the ladies' should defrsy in
part their expenses 10 theirrespeetiVe des-
tinations. On arriving In this city, en-
route for the South, the sharper took
charge Of the baggage of the lsdiea, col
leoted from them about one hundred and
fny dollars for their fare in the steam
ship, and while they were waiting patient
ly at the hotel FOR him to conduct them on
board, he decamped with his plumber.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09
which ls rIlc Nirrcr Pnrtr.

This question was very satisfactorily
answered on Tuesday. Dennison devot-
ed three-fourths of his time to the dis
cussion of state affairs, while Ranney
lodged these and made the "nigger" the
great burthen of his speech.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09

oREGoN,-stout, the Democratic can.
didato for Congress, has been givon the
certificate by the State Oficers--elalm,
ing to be elected by a; while the hon.
est figures show majority of u for Mr.,
Logan. The seat Of course, win be con.
tosted.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09

Louisville, Sept. "A difficulty took
place to-day at Hopkinsville, Ky, between
w. w. Weston and Capt, James Jack
son, late candidate for Congress, in which
the i6smer was shot and instantly killed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09

0.J-Dr. Vance Robb, Of Columbus
Grove, Putnam county, ia the Democrat.
10 candidate for Represeutativein the Put
nam and Henry District.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09

0S-The Ohio Conference of the Meth.
odist f. Church was in session at Colum.
bus last week. The venerable Bishop
Amos presided, assisted by Bishop Morris
Of Cincinnati. Some forty candidates
for the ministry were to have been exam.
inod
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09
I'm Ordinance
For Guttering Main Street in the
village of FOstOria.

rs IT ORDAINED by the council OF the incorpohed
village Of fosioia that the Of lots or parts Of
lots, hOnung on both sides Of Main street, from rihin
street 10 ue Fremont and lndiana Railroad, be and
are hereby required TO stone the cutters In from OF all
said lots, parts OF lots snid gathering be four feet
vide and made Of Cohble stone, under the direction Of
the Street Commissioner, and 10 be completed as ias
as Tie Matchmaking Of said Main street progresses;
and n said work should not be completed at the
time herein specified the street Commis Is here.
by empowered to proceed sell, puhlo sae all or
any per Of said work not completed 10 the lowest re-
snonsIhle bidder.
Passed IN Council June 22d, 1850, and to be In force
lrom and ailer its passage. Yeas, Bricker Benhut,
Ilnlet aud Gear. J. r. RlTCHART, Mayor
J. v. JoNEs, Reoordor.--seD2.3w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09
LcavenwOrth Municipal EIec-
ton.

ST.. Louis, Sept 6.-The Lcavenworth
municipal election passed of quietly
Denman, Democrat, thought to be reflect
ed by small majority. Republicans gained
largely over last election, and probably
have majority Of councilmen and city Of
hcpra
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09

0S-Douglas, author Of "Patent Popu-
lar Sovereignty" was present and spoke
At Columbus on "Wednesday aud at Gin
cinnat in the evening.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09

QrTho Chinese rebellion, which, a
yoaror two ago, attracted so much atten-
ton, is still in Progressi though il IL al
most impossible to gain any satisfactory
information with regard TO its extent.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09

0STThe official returns ofthe late cleo
ton give Magofin, the Democratic can
didase for Governor, in Kentucky, ma
jOriy Of s,9OA In an aggregate vote Of
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09
suspected Ki1Innppinw.

NEw YoRK, Sept. 2.-Threo colored
lads whose ages range from ten to thir-
teen years, are missing under certain cir
oumstanees leading to the suspicion that
they have been taken South to Slavery.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09

0tTThe New Orleans Delta thlnks
that the Speakorship Gor the next House
of Representatives, lies between Hon.
EN-. Eshoridge, and Hon. Thomas Cor
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09
Lookout for Stolen Property

A LII Persons aie hereby cautioned against purshas.
IA ing Rnfoad Bond No. l0d, with the Coupons NJ.
tachedi issued for the sun of five Hundred Doars 10
me, by the Mad RvefN Lake Erie Railroad & company,
on the hfit day Of August, d le5l. Said Bond was
stolen from the possession Of my Aren't in the CITY Of
Lawrence, Territory ofKansas. TIE payment Of said
Bond and Coupons has been stopped by me Al said Rail
road Ohicoi and have applied for renewal Of the
| same, HENRY sTJOHN
TifRn, August 10, ls5a-ir
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09
THE GREAT DEBATEii

Runney placed "IIOrs du Com
N' r.t No but"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09

0STGOy, Chase has appointed VIM.
Earl Esq, late editor ofthe Toledo Blade
a trustee Of the Northern Lonatic Asylum
In place Of Charles b, Pierce, Of Akron,
resigned,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09

OSrThe National Horse Show is now
in progress at Dayton.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09

01rHon. John A. Davis, Of Indiana,
formerly speaker Of the U. s. House Of
Representatives, Is dead.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09
SAFE AT LAST.
.
sN'O More Explosions!
Greenough's Carbonie- Acid Gas,
Non-ExplosiYe burning Fluid.

II AYiHG purchsssdihe exclusive rishtto manufao.
II and sell the NON-EUPLOalVE BURNING
FLUID AND CAmPHENEy iQt Titin and vioinity, 1
now oier u for sale At tribe than have hereto
Tore sold the common kud. This fluid has been In use
In most of the New England toenss for tho nsst two
yee, and has undergone an iuvestgati0n before the
tfantlin iusiiuten and College Of rhamacy Of Pail
adelpha. an convinced that may be used with per.
iee safety, and vii under ans orouniian-
tested tt merits 10 Tie prsioncc 81 many cdEeas and
an pronounce Il u he almost porianoe 10 even hmi-
Safe and Brilliant Light
To those who have heretofore preferred 70 burn oil.
rather take the risk ef the explosion of hud would
sey thar lhe artcle recommend rs REALLY NON.
EAfhoslNE, and may Be used without The llightost
potselly q en- accident. IL t used ID the same lanpi
~ eoIomoa buraing fluid.
fneei 80 cents per gallon, or 20 cents q quart.
~ The only place 10 this city where tho naid eau
On Market street, doom below The Davis iouss, ne
M onia au l2.H
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09

The present position Of the Pnr-
~ shown mp.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09

Triumph ofDennison and Republican.
ism.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09

Was powerful and intensely earnest,
causing Ranney 10 quail under the tor
ture Of bis burning oloquence and carry
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09

IsEfURLiCAN sTATETICKET.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-10

OF Rev. Mr.. SpurgtUu has n"Audo o.r" '.s
contemplated trip to America, cerlalnl. t.r ,"'
present year. So says a L"ndon paper
W The English language expresses II
Deity more appropriately than any othe 10
God is the contraction Of the Saxon Z God
Smyrna times., 1859-03-10
Files and EeaSps.

OF the best quality, al the Manuiaciory,
NEW Street, above Second, between Race
and Vine sIs., PHILADELPHIA,
Where may be found The largest assortment IN the
city Old Files Re-Cul and nude equal to new, AT u
saving ui 50 per cent.
The sub,rriber bess t. lninrm his numerous friends
and the pubic gtne,aly inai he does not employ all
Agent To s0licr orders COmmunlca IOns BY mail Will
meet with prompt attention.
J. q SMITH
marIO.3m New Street File Works, Phada