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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-15

ETA home without girl in it is only
half blessed; it is an orchard without
blossom, spring without song. A
house full of sons is like Lebanon with it's
cedars; but daughters by the fireside are
the Roses Of Sharon.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-15

For Governor:

For Governo
RUFUS P. RANNEY, Cuyahoga,
9' Lieutenant Governor:
WILLIAM H. Stafford. Ross.
Judge Of the Supreme Court:
HENRY G. WHITMAN, Fairfield.
Auditor OF State:
@. VOLNE DORSEY, Of Miami.
Treasurer Of State:
WILLIAM BUSHNELL, Richland.
Secretary Of State:
JACOB REINHARD, Franklin,
g.. Board Of Public Works.
JAMES TOMLINSON, Washington
Common School Commissioner:
CHARLES N. ALLEN, Harrison.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-15

UTEers was lately on exhibition in
Sidney, Australia, a set Of horse shoes
made Of native gold, weighing twenty
four ounces. and worth $500. They
were made for fsvorite poney in New
South Wales.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-15
We arc sorry, now, that we d ont be-
long to the Smith family.

How Toma toes Should be Cooked.
The New York Tribune is not satisfied
at all with the way people cook tomatoes.
Here are its directions:
This delicious, wholesome vegetable is
spoiled by the manner it is served up
on the table. Itis not one time in a
hundred more than half cooked; it is
simply sealded, and served as sour
porriige. l. should be cooked three
hours-it can not be cooked in one
The fruit should be cut in halves and the
seeds scraped out. The mucllage Of the
pulp may be saved, if desired, by strain
ing out the seeds. and adding it TO the
fruit, which should boil rapidly for an
hour, and simmer three hours more, un-
til the water is dissolved, and the contents
of the saucepan pulp Of muclaginous
matter, which is much improved by put
ting in the pan, either before putting in
the fruit or while it is cooking, an ounce
Of butter aud half pound Of fat bacon,
cut fine, to half peck Of tomatoes, and
a small peppef.pod, with salt to suit the
taste. The fat adds pleasant flavor, and
makes the dish actual food, instead Of a
mere relish. The pan must be carefully
watched, and but little Ere used, and the
mass stirred often to prevent burning to-.
ward the last, when the water 10 nearly all
evaporated. The dish may be rendered
still more attractive and rich as food by
breaking in two or three eggs and stirring
vigorously, just time enough to allow the
eggs to become well.cooksd.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-15

RgA first class locomotive cost about
10000; passenger car q, 900; = bag.
gage ear. . freight car $3.50; gravel
car s400. The iron Of q railway cost
from $1,000 to SO, 600 per mile.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-15

Arrrs HIM WrH SEARr SrIoKs.-
The Hon Ab. Lincoln, who held such .
political stamp tussls with Douglass in
Illinois win be in Columbus and speak
on Friday afternocn the leth inst, and
in Cincinnati on the 18th.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-15
Then and Now.

1t is well to compare mems words,
when they srcak their own independent
sentiments, and when they speak under the
lash Of party dictation. Judge Ranney in
l848, when not a candidate for office,
wrote letter TO Judge Hoffman Of War
ren. and Judge Ranney, in 1859, when
candidate for the Office Of Governor, made
speech at Tiffin. On both occasion he
treated Of the power Of Congress oven
Slavery in the Territories. We place
these opinions side by side:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-15
aConsistency thou ar. a Jewell,

"C0nstytency thou art JewcI!" H;
Tho Union calls upon Republicans to
vote against Mr.. Culbsrt'on because be
voted against Cooper X. Watson. While
ii has its hand in, il ought 10 inform its
readers that their man Alex. Watson is the
same gentleman who bolted the nomina"
ton Of Curtis Berry, Sr., two years ago,
because the Democratic Convention con-
sidered Mr.. B. a better man for the Office
Of Sheriff than he Was. We have also
understood that he was one Of the gentle
men who bolted the nomination Of Mr..
McKeIly at the same time.
l! might be well enough to say to your
friends, also, that two or three Of the
candidates on your ticket bolted the nom.
ination Of Judge Hall last fall, and that
one Of them went so far as to declare that
il the Democracy Of this county would
dare to pass resolution endorsing the
Administration Of James Buchanan, lie
would not accept nomination at their
hands.
Theso are triAes: but while you are
raising triAing objections to SO good man
as Mr.. Culbertscn, we suggest that it
would look a little more consistent il you
would make "clean thing Of it" as you
60 along. What right has Mr.. Watson
to expect the Democracy to unite on him
he bolts whenever II suits him.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-15

GREAT EXCITEMENT.
LOOK HERE EVERYBODY!
W. H. ASIDK0DE 8 Co.,
THE HRorRIEToRs OF THE
Cincinnati Grocery and Provision House,
DIGHT opposite the Court House door in
N tie Ayres building and sign Of tho
Muslin Awning, have just received tho largest
stock of all kinds of Groceries cvor brought
to this Market, and will sell the same at low
er prices than ever before offered in this place.
We have on hand
1T IL ID " M:
All kinds of meat;
All kinds of Fish;
Salt By the barrel or sack;
Corn Meal;
and all other
articles in the
provision line.
Also. Sugar. Tea. Coffee, Chocolate. Molassss.
Crackers, Cheese, Cakes,
Dried Beef, Al ,t.s-s,'-
~ monds,
English Walnuts,
Filberts, Cream Nuts, Pea
Nuts Dates, Raisins, Candies Of all
Kinds, Ground Coffee, Figs, Soap. Candles,
Starch, Durk ee's Salaratus, jenkins noted
Tea in Metallic packages, Oranges, Lemons,
Pepper Sauce, Tomato Catsup, Worcestershire
Sauce, Pickles. Fresh and Spiced Oysters,
All kinds Of Spices, Baking Powders, Candle
Wick, Matches, Tobacco Of all kinds, Segar
boxes, Fine Wines; all kinds Of China, Glass
and Stone Ware.
Peaches and Strawberries, and all kiuds Of
fruits ii cans.
Tubs, Buckets, washboards, Churns. and
all other articles usually kept in FIRST class
Grocery andprovision store.
We will pay the highest prices for Butter,
Eggs, Rags, Potatoes. Corn, Osts, Hides,
Sheep Pells, and all kinds Of country pro-
duce.
Grocery keepers will find it to their inter.
est to call and examine our stock. We will
sell to them as cheap if not cheaper, than they
can buy in neighboripg towns.
Families who are in the habit Of buying their
Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Syrup and Molassss. by
the quantity, are especially solicited to call
and see us, as they can save from ten to hftsee
per cent. by purchasing from MS in that way
: We cansideri it no trouble TO show our geede
whether you buy or not---an we ask b tAst
you will call and see for yourselves. Wegssr'
juiyas'5s,. WI, AsHBRQoK A 90.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-15
For Representative.

For Representative.
JOHN F. HINKLE, Hsrdin.
2 'a Peoples County Ticket.
AUDITOR,
's SAMUEL KIRBY, Antrim.
BHERITY,
JAMES CULBERTSON. jr., Crane.
j, TREASURER.
CHARLES NORTON, Marssilles.
81 PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
HENRY MADDUX, Crane.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
MILTON MORRAL, Salem.
CORONER.
ALEX. SHOEMAKER. Crawford.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-15

Ranney's opinion in
ls4S, expressed in
the Hoffman letter.
| have NO doubt Of
the powerof Co ,gress
TO erect Territorial
Governments. and 10
provide for the prohi-
hition Of slavery in
the Territories. aud |
am in favor of and
would support such
prohibition.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-15

Ianney's opinion in
1859, expressed at
Timn:
What Is the public
policy of the United
States Government In
the Territories7 We
claim that in regard to
the subject of slavery
in the Territories Of
the United States, the
true principle is non
Intervention by the
Federal Government.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-15
WYANDOT PION RBR.
UPPER sANDusKY, g o.
, REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET

THuRsDAH...----sEPT.i is. 1859
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OLD FOLKS CONCERT.

OLD Folks CONCERT At the earnest solicit
alton of several of our citizens those who partic-
ipated in the concert given last week, have kind
ly consented TO repeat it again on Tuesday eve
ming next, with a change of programme They
will be better prepared to conduct the concertand
will make it even more interesting than the last
The singers are now practicing-Mitchell's Band
and Estelfs Band are making all the necessary
preparations, and Brother Jonathan will perform
o solo on a favorite musical instrument
The proceeds to be applied to a worthy lady OF
this city, who has family Of five children DEEPEN
dent on her exertions for support. Her friends
have already raise considerable sum to aid her
in retaining her home, and while the Society have
contributed much to aid the unfortunate, they
know of no one more worthy of the generous
lberality Of our citizens, and confidently appeal
to their benevolent feelings for aid.
The concert will be given a: Starr Hall AID
mittanee IS cents; children 10 cents Good order
will be preserved
Tickets can be had ut the Furniture Store of
Messrs. Russell Il Brothers, at Es,eIs, Hunni
cults Glenn SCOTS, f. NJ. Cooks, Plummer &
Keey's, and at this Office.
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a-MAGICMadams Bsco the celebrated magicinnnr,
been ehting large audiences the Hail. the past
and is pronounced by all who have witnessed
unrivaed performances be thu best magcienne of the
day Our citizens have been hlmbuggd by class
formers, and they wish to witness the performance
lady who pronounced by the Press everywhere TO be second
none, Bz himself would say, go Starr
Hall to hight.
large number of gifts will be distributed the audi.
each evening that will be satisfactory all
concerned The gifts he during the day friend
Charley Dickinson's Jewclry Store Main
Mr. Flichry the seatIemsn of the Troupe
teal Printer and commend him favorable uoiic,
Press. They open in Cincinnati.
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AUCTION SALE or GoLp JEwgLRY There has
been sale of fhe gold Jewelry carried on every
evening this week at the room Of Mr.. Farquahar.
The articles we have seen doubtless the pare
metal, and are manufactured after the latest and
mos, fashionable style; and must please the most
fastidious taste. All who wish 10 make any pur
chases in this line are invited to call a. examine
the stock and the ladies are informed that this is
most favorable opportunity TO secure pare arti'
cles, rs the stock is from of the largest and
most fashionable establishments in Baston, which
was forced to close account of the recent
mar cial embarrassment. Ladies invited &c
call during the day. Sales positive.
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A GOOD OPPORTUNITY
TO Make Monev

THE unders gued offers fer SALE reasonable terms,
L his property on the of Main ard Fifth
SITS together with the business and machinery used
conducting The House il frame Is by 50 feet,
and - stories high The business he is engaged in,
is ROASTING AND GRINDING COFFEE. AND
GRINDING AND PUTTING Up SPICES-all Of the
machinery for doing this work Is and of the
subs antial kind. He Hrsdford's s. Cos Patent
Mill, which is propelled by of White Barglon's
superior Steam Engines by the side of the BOILER is
placed his Coffee Rooster. and erything about the
establishment is fixed with eye to convenience
and economy
He has been laboring fer the past year build
this business Richmond and he astters himself that
he has succeeded par tally but his Of capital
it ih the vgor should be done. in order
to make prof reluctantly induces him give
of his iudulsent creditors. If the merchants aud
establishment, and his creditors De induced 10 grant
hrn basis and paw eff his debts; eut large
majority of them prefer sending their 70 Coiun
bus and Cincinnati bay inferior and Impure
article Of goods, pafFgnfse koms ss1sayrctors
.cAers sola srs; clu~s sEd psrs articie But
chants aud groeers wi do they please and the
dersgned do As he Therefore other
Is left for him bat to sell cat.
The lot which the above establishment, is situat-
ed. leased for three years, eighteen months of
which has expired
For terms. &c, apply to the undersigned On the
premises, where the machinery, Sc, be examined
r NoWRY.
Richmcnd, March 10, 1889. lsd
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- Jacksons is now the emporium OF fashion
in the way of ladies' dress goods. II $ almost
daily receipts adds new attractions to his stock,
and be is prepared to please all. Having an agent
continuously in the Eastern markets. he is ena.
bled to take advantage of every opportunity for
bargains. aud buying exclusively for cash and in
large quantities be is enabled to defy competition
in prices and style of goods. All who are pre-
pared to make their spring purchases will find it
to their interest to call and examine his present
uupecedentedly large stock ard the prices at
which bis goods are being sold. Remember that
those who want bargains. can not safely buy until
they have examined the stock at the New Y ork
Store.
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WAYNE CoUNrY INDUSTRIAL. AcADEMy.-There
an exhibition of this school at Starr Hail on
Saturday evening last. We unable TO al
tend, but We have heard the exercises spoken of
in the highest terms | he compositions were
original and evirced high degree of literary
taste and talent 1t has been a successful school,
aiming large number Of scholars while the free
schools were open to all who choose to avail them
selves oil gratuitous tut ton. Mr.. III ollngswortll'
the principal - Miss Rodgers ard Prof Crumb,
his assistants, have won high reputation os tea
chers.
Mr. A. E Holcombe has now become the prin
cipal of the institution and will continue il,
sisted by Professor Cruu.b, Miss Rodgers, and
Ms. G. III oicombe.
We commend the institution 20 the patronage
Of the public, 10 every respect worthy OF their
support The reader is referred TO Mr.. Hol
combes advertisement. in another column.
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Temperance Meeting on TueSdly
Evening.

was but small attendance at the reeting on
Tuesday evening last. 1t adjourned to meet
again on the evening of Wednesday. the 18Th
inst, at which time il is DESTROYS there shall
be large attendance. Several speakers will
be present, and important matters will be
submitted for the consideration of the meet
ing. The provisions of the liquor law are
now being thoroughly examined by several
attorneys. and their opinion will be given at
the next meeting. We hope TO see every
friend OF Temperance present.
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HIGHLANDER.

Is model IN siz STA mana and power-his style sc
and COLOR TELL figure is pronounced hv all
be unsurpassed lie - seventeen hands hish
bloed bav. black sai tail. weighs 900 pounds
and is a splendid breeder. He nav be fouu az cur
stable Mondays, Tuesdays AMI ednesdays Of each
week. and the other three days at Boston. Terms
IS to insure
season 10 either horse be given to The best
smoking col. frer Proud American Wayne Chief ID
be sheya :: The nsxt County Fair
Spinning BENNETT.
Apsil !, 1853. Is 2n
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Richmond, Indiana.

- Watson is doing fne business in the way
Of taking pictures. His rooms are of easy &c
GEES - finely furnished - bis instruments of the
most improved style--hs chemicals prepared by
himself, and no pains spared to make the kenesses
perfect and entirely satisfactory. Pictures taken
in cloudy clear weather. in groups or singly
He has taken the likeness Of entire families which
furnish handsome and valuable ornament to the
parlor. Every family should thus secure the like
ness Of those WHO near and dear to each 9TH
err
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7Daniei Ward Son. deerm to supply every wan
of the public in the line of Stoves Trimmings Sheet
Iron Copper and Brass Ware have filed up
stock which is not excelled in this
riry superiority of style They special
their Cooking which after much
and practic They
the best Of materials and by wur1mon
They the agents the Coffee
Pot which approved by all who used
ouy utility. They put shee. roofing which
has been thoroughly tested proven equal,
superior to all others
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STEPHEN SCOTToN,
Near the Depot

0- thinner Emswi er invite special attention thei
late arrival OF Wall Paper and Bordering It has been pur
chased the very
patterns and printed the best of paper in fast and
fading cooTs Their stock of window papers elegant
They have also received their Spring
Fancy articles embracing many and beautiful thing
for ornaments and They invite dealers those
purchase retail to call and their prces
and assured that house in the city better supply
their wants. at lower prices, dang
tern
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Palm LcsfIlats.

A lady Of this city, who makes superior arti-
Gle Of Palm Leaf Hats, has left a specimen OF our
Office for sale. Those who would encourage
home industry, now have an opportunity of doing
il. Call and see the hat and order one made OF
the proper size, so to have it in tine for the
hot season.
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Symmetry, Speed and Strength.
% rs rs
PROUD AMERICAN,

In again presenting this unrivailed Horse beg
Il leaye say that he has been successfully shown
against winning horses Of Indiana and Ohio in
Guiding the H ghlanders. Haleorns. American Boys
Bsssinsers anu distsncei sli petition His colts
have been shown aist the pinei exhibitors of
all the above naaed horses AMI tani day without
rya!S He may be found al Boston Honi avs,
Tuesdays ard Wednesdays, Of each week, ani the III
er d.ysin Richmond.
Terms-Sio 20 iusEre
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WAYNE CHIEF.

This Fashionable ble'si tro.-er. has NJ competitor
in his class. and make better time $50 lbs.
wagon than any other stallion in rhs State He is
dark esy Is hands high and Is considered hy judges
The most promising trottiag stallion ia the est and
Of this We sre always ready 10 show the pref. He
nav be found stable in Riehnasni .arinS the
season. Terms sIe 70 insure.
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- Messre Starr & White daily engaged
IN putting up gas fixtures in the houses of our cit
izsns' and those who would avail themselves Of
gas light would do we'll to have the matter at ten
ded 70 at 40 early day.
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SgA1NG GOODS ]

N R~. x. DICkINSON il now opening beanti-
VI tul assortment af Spring Millinery Of the
latest and NEST fashionable styles among which Is
sp!en lii assortment OF New Spring BoNNEFs. com
prisng Braid. soft STRAW Bridal AMI Mourning H5annts
Also. good assortment OF Fancy Siks and Grape
making Bonnets Flats and Saak"rs TO- Missss, Leg
horn straw. Hats and Caps, for Chiliren. BeAuti IL
Spring sy les OF Ribbons Flowers Caps AMI Head fess
OF every description AMI great variety OF Trimaass
and thi else included in AMI complete
sorment OF Sprng Goofs She also Keeps variety
OF plain and Fashionable Drawn Bonncts, elderly
dies Orders from distance promptly attended TO Par
eulsr attention paid to Bleaching and Pressing Cali
store Main ReIds Building up stairs, cpPo
site Glenn. Scots
March -, 80. lar
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A. BILLIARDS
Ladies' Shoe Mandatory,

Pearl 81. opposite the Warner Building
HE subscriber has this lay opened attic above pass
u . shop exclusively for the manufacturer Of
G.aaies, aad Chill ren's Shoes
Having hand q large and varied stock Of n1sefiai
Of the best quality he Is prepared - maze TO
der kind OF L,dies' and Chdrens shoes that
be the pstantat NJ Ets.sra
will the ho1se bat ali shoes sof
there will made either with his hsuis Or
and warranted be Represented
and to give satisfaction.
good shoes will be kept constantly
hanf. Not perhaps the largest stock, Of cheap facto
a stock Of gooi wosh cannot be found
Richmond than i'll be kept aad furnished to custom
at his es:Ablishmt Mt.
A. BALLARD.
! March %.
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The Cheapest Lumber Yard not pat
down vet.

Notwithstanding the falsehoods
resorted to by the Lumber dealers o o
CHEAP LUMBER YARD and thereby 1foaoyo
land large profits the subscriber would respectfully
notify all persons using lumber that If supported by
reasonable share Of patronage, he is
tain his present system OF SMALL PRoFITs
with all persons and TO keep the quality Lumber
Shingles and Lath all the time Cheap La
Der Yard, near the Passenger epot.
Bits filled at the shortest notice and lowest
CASH
STEPHEN sCOTToN,
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gDE that Lewis NJ. Elliott. aiter process
Of trial, by HasAztos Gimp Ne Of Ta5fsRS JaaieT
Soas Of f-sea He'd FROM all rights and privi
of this Camp said order. March 18th, 1859
Attest j. ". uApIEY, Pres't-
J. J. WRIGHT. T. s.
April = Is5e I7-sw
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TIME TABLE.

TIME TABLE.
ArriDah and Departures IF Passenger Trains.
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad,
On and and after agth Trains will arrive and de-
part as follows:
Freight Leaves 7:a0 Passenger, ego A. NJ, and
meets 1t kokomo for Peru.
Passenger arrives 2:45 NJ connects at Richmond for
CinciDnati- Freight 400 r. NJ.
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond R. r.
Indianapolis Express leaves $40 N; Accommodation
9:45 p. Mail, 654 NJ.
Express Mail s:54 A.. u; Accommodation Hoo
=. Night Express, 1855
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and Yves r r.
A. NJ. Mail Train going West at 900 N: p. Mail
train going West at 500 Express going West
ga. NJ Mail train going East 900 A train
going East, $3.50. stops here; Express going
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Attention Stock Dealers I!
CHANCE FOR 4 GREAT BARGAIN!

THE undersigned has for sale frst-class
stallion. His sire was the celebrated Lofty
Eclipse" of Kentucky.
rare chance is afforded for obtaining oil
favorable terms, one of the finest booded animals
10 the State.
Those wish ng to purchase will adlress or lad
me at the Meredith House.
JOHN II. JONES.
Richmond, Indiana
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T. BENTON & L. SOUTHARD,
Dealers i'm Hard " are. Leather
And SIAoe Trim iuxs.

We bsye concluded It i hes. follow The divine ia
- struction that when person Is going tuild
house they should trst dexu ard count the
aud see whether they sill be able - hash IL and
Builders Ha rdwars j. OF expense the
building wife all s1ch cali No &c Main
Gilbert Building and examine feel
fed that offer such price and quail
ity Of goods will make IL their interest 70 has OF
have receiy1i Spring stock OF Hardware and
Mechanics Tools Also Farmers and GARDENERS Tools
OF the best make; MIL, Cross Gu. aud Circular Saws
Patent Stretched Leather. B-ting. Cincinnati Prices
We invite the attention of shoe Manufacturers 10
stock Of Leather AMI shoe Findings and Carriage aud
Buggy Manufacturers to stock and Dash Leather,
Oil Cloths AID other Trimmings We also have
OIL Doors and Blinds. the lowest and shr
notice We keep full assortment OF Rochester Cooper
fools and l. Benjamins make of Axes and other Tools
We feel thankful for the liberal patronage
ceiged for the past year still solicit
the from customers aud the Gbc generally
T. BENTON x co.
Richmond, March L. 1879. lar