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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-09
"A Y Z RS
Ague Cure,

ron THE SPEEDY CURE or
intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
AEur, PcriodIcni Headache. or BIliot,s
Headache, and Bilious Fevcrs, Indeed
for the whole class Of diseases Originate
ing In hillary arrangement, caused by
the Malaria OF Minsntntlc Countries.
We are enabled horc to offer the community
remedy which. while 4 cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
NhCrc these alllicting disorders prevail. This
"CCBE" cXpcs the miasmatic poison Of FEvER
NNn AGrE nom the system, and prevents the de-
,copmcnt Of the disease, II taken on the first ap-
proach Of It's prcmunitory symptoms. ltisnot only
the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
Of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity we supply for dollar brings It within the
reach OF every body and in bilious districts, where
FEyEn AND AGuB prevails, every. body should
have II and use il freely both for cure and prolcc-
tiOn. a great superiority Of this remedy over any
other over discovered for the speedy and certain
cure OF Intcnnitcnts is that il contains Qninine
or mineral, consequently IL produces no quinism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constilu
ton Those cured by Il are left as healthy ~ IL
,hcy had never had the disease.
Fever and Aguc is not alone the consequence Of
Inc miasmatic Tnison. A great variety Of disor-
crs arise from its irritation, among which are
N'sD.s.is'., JiL-..-...i;-sn iinhf Headache blind,
itSs, IOOfhnchc, EdTdche, CdfuYh, dSfhnia, Tod
HtafiOp, PdinfR 1fcctiOA Of he Spleen, HyskT-~
les, PAIN Ui Me B0ireiS, (Okc, PdrdlySis and De-
iNH9tHitHt 9I tHc Nf0Nt0cNt all OF which, when
originating in this cause, put on the Intermittent
type, or become periodical. This '' CURB eNpels
he poison from the blood, and consequently cures
,hcm all alike. II is an invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malnrnus districts, If taken Occa-
iunally or daily while exposed to the injection.
that will he eXercted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity 10 rpeu into dis
ease. Hence IL is even more valuable l0r protcc-
tiOn than cure and few will ever suffer from Inter
nittcnts il they avail themselves OF the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared by Or. J, c, AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
DnBoIs Co., and by all Druggists and nealsn
everywhere. sepI4 l.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-09

Hats Caps and I'm breIias.
In our iiA ahd Cap department ieel eenddsni that
viii ~ ahle give tatisacon both In Ouslity and
Pdce. The diiernt styles aud oolou Of Hats are zoo
apulerQpa 70 meniiou.
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Health or American Women.

Female lWsgnla rites, 'WoNkauts lterina disnlsce
meni eud all focal uirinv difficulties and
al troubles ol wnmen ~ entirely curedb by the Graec
enhrF Mauhallh Uterine Uutholiron
w thlsconnec,ion Pi,s Rseclrr, ststtr Of the Rev
hsny Wafd hsee bsT, ,n lsttsu to the rcodls page
~ have ulns tlsisu sud ,.tsr.inlswt ana fourteen
l-male cousins ~ married aud an deli,a at@ and alinF
AMID thr iWments circle Of my 10 ends snd ssshaipt
unee' eannol FreAh tea msFird ladSt beru IN ibis
'ea'e'l 800 eoen'f who ero ptrierlN teahhyH
w e,ses, hoWsVvl nhsFe the Grasisnhrfg Catholic.
on bA' eeFn used, We nlus spY that hsahh has npidy
Nsen The plaes et di'eafe, and ladiet have become
foeet'i Ne, Vigorous and healthy.
Mts' @leason, Of ElmiFs, tayts nssuthal, indeed
Nine e"ahelugi ilutnnf nature of woman, bat how
nneh dest u psed 70 - pfoteeted b. Naichfainess
thal VIII lead her ia time % ditfasr 10 appeal 10
mssieal adviser of scientihc educ aton moral Worl
and punty ofchaTacietn
Alhoss may BE- sscufsd BY tddrs,sius the Gasfrn
berg roupsnN
aui a Msthedist cierrynsn NJ, hear has hifly
arhee 70 witness he feeble health VI ou,su a, have
FN'sledmy cifcaii pFcahinr the gospel I thank Ged
hoNeNei, that ha,e al thess diseases give va,
TO- the IrasfenhsW MaIshahh Utenae Catholicon,
sheteNsfil hst heva used. Rev. PETER SHARP,
ss,,df~sys M'eh'gaa. fwmsib of Wes's-n sisTA,
fel slls :, nuRoi. A Co. u. ~ ssydsr. r6pi
Hat, teNeli o.. ? Nstos, GEsep Fpupssi Wm,
hppaeH Aulesi y HoamsE s Co.. Mc{'uitlsauIsi
sad BY nqdicipc dealers lhraugho he tatc.
n, y, KINGSLEY, ,rteVchnd,
ns''N' Agsut toi uh,o.
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Al, MATTHEW'S, Profre,or,
30 Nain Siieri, Hu0ae, n n
For salc BY 7, L, st. johnS co, Tia ;, O.taug3i ,
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GRAEFENBERG
FAM.l!LNY y !. ..M.vGnlCIMRR, IIi.I

HasrFeRp, 1wmbup Co., o., March 7ih, 1857.
hereby eefuj that have been dealing In the Graf,
vnhgtg Msdciupt fol he past year and truly say
that have never ofeled any meticinss 20 The puho
that have net with Ne decided appfohaion az tho pee
PIE LIKE thess, pautrultIy The pls and Caibalcon.-
ioflhem have thd ahogt dny heies of 10 Catioll.
con The Fast tsslon, and heAfthe bssi Fslui Ia ever
JH.c Ionuos. Medical Arsn,
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NeN uedtnfut NoahQ0fon No,t May ias 81.
MI u, u King ley, Sirs-i have beca sollinr The
medtclnes ef the &, aeisnhstg Company for the last 10
years. and have invsda Ny tound then 10 eiye great
tatlracuuni and The ntlls have soh TO rTeat nany
tamthesat regular a. their tea snd coffee, aud With
my trade they have become 5taplr aHice, Marsha =
lterns Cuthoheau 10 medicine that ha, don. rreat
auauut of gooa In temslg diseates One lady sold
u 70 told me she lad tsceivvd more beueat ifon one
hels than the did nem loug couTse ofmedcal treat
meat y che a'0'''l'llel phy,igisss,. isgn truly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-09

Invites close Cash Buyers to con-
sderthe following facts, and then decide wAelhsr il
would not be % their iuteJestts seni him an otleT
His business - exclusively Cash ones he buys and
selseXeuiyey foT Cash. and has one Of the most eN
tensive FaetoTifr In Tiihn.
Some thirty different choice brands Of seEaH tTon
Havana aud hrrman constantly on hand. An enisn'
,vec cash business enabieshim 10 sgllatveg snail pro
hts, Also sole agent for genuue iayana agie fnA'
ciTer fom ihe mandatory OF ~. de LN Ntegasi NUN
eTo Ste, Ria Street Principe, lsla de Cubs.
lie has also, chuise brands Of 6ne cut Chewing aAh
smoking Tobaecoi French RNPne and Maeahoy snuf
constantly on hand. Orders hilsd on sheIl notice
eTms cash. Ldeeal T. n. eCHthNEss,
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AYERS
Compound Exlract Of SarSanariIIa.

the most ciTcctual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. II is COM
bincd from the most active rcmcdials that have
been discovered for tic cNpurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood. and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence il should be employed for the cure of
not only Scrofnla, but also those other alice
tons which arise from H. such rs EHUrTivE
and SKIS DISEASES, Sr. ANrnoNY's FinU,
RosE, or ERYsirELAs, PpuLEs, prsruLEs,
BroTuEs, BLNINs and Boits, TuNoEs, TErrEH
and SALr RHrrN. ScAIp IIulp, RiSowoiN,
RuEuMNrIsN, SYrut1iTIc and MEWCuRIAL DIS
gNsHs, DHorsy, DYSPEPSIA, DEnlIitY, and,
indeed, All CoMrIAtNTs AUisiNO IHON NirtA-
rEp on INWuHE BIoOn. The popular belief
in " "hHp,oitg orhe biOod" Is founded in truth,
for scrOiula is q degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapn-
rlla is TO purify and rcgcncratc this vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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TO TEACHERS.

Meetings Tor the Examination OF
Teachers, VII be held 10 the Court House,
IN Tittn, nj ! O'Clock. 2. NJ, on each Satur-
DAY OF February, March, Aprl, MAY. Sep
temeer. octobef snd Norcmbtr; aud an the
third Saturday Of each at the remaining
mOnths Of the year, u GOOD
JAMES PILLARS
JOHN McCAULEY
Tiiin. Feb. I. lscO -lOr
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-02-04
SOCIAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. HORACE EVERETT, gave
pleasant, social party on Friday evening OF
last week. TIE entertainme mt was we'll con
Quoted, and seemed to give much satlsfac-
ton ans enjoyment to all present. We must
sayiws were pleased by the spirit manifested
BY all to enjoy themselves; which, If we
Judge Alright, they did to their hearts con-
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-02-04

" The Secretary of the Interior has
ttpp'ed to the Sac and Fox Indians for a
WI indian war-dress, to be presented.
through the French Minister, to Louis Ma.
r. The tribe has most genera usly
;esponaed with splendid equipment; scalp.
,;as. .nlie, tomahawk, peace-pipe, and va
. .s" other articles Of savage warfare. No
e'as and decoration.
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RAILROADS IN NUN

The total length of railroads in Ohio is
Tour thousand and eighty -four miles, of
Which three thousand and eight miles are
completed at cost for road and equipment.
y 4 one hundred and twenty eight millions Of
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"a HORSE" ETC.

R.R. DEKAY, is one of our old and sstl-
m,h,e citizens. He has opened Livery
and Sale Stable, in the upper end of town,
vb.re equestrians and others wishing any
thing in bis line, will be accommodated to
their entire satisfaction.
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G%We are again placed under obligations
to Messrs. W. II. NJ. PUsEY, of the Senate.
and S. II. RIDDLE Of the House, for docu'
ments.
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NOTICE,

The Co-partnership heretofore existing between
HoNN & MCCLELLAND, has this day been dissolved,
mutual consent, excepting Book Accounts, Notes. ETC.
Il. HONN,
VIZ. McCLELLAND.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to HoNN 4
McCLELLAND in this way will do well to call and set
tie, if they wish to costs. Call at old stand
the sign Of the golden mortar.
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WE CALL ATTENTION TO OUR ST0CK
w Fresh Oysters, HOLSTERS, Sardines, Pe.ches.
Se,s.oe1les, Cherries, Fresh Pine Apple brandy
nes' bsandy Cherries. Assorted Pie Fruits, Picf.
saae., al Of which will b sold ut greatly reduced
o''es s..rj r5s., s. HoNN koCLELLANp,
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.pr.ATrE VALLEY BANK.

Platte Valley money has deprecated In
value in this market, but we are authorized
to say, that you can buy Oysters with 1t io'
"feu days only" at the United States
Express Office. Try it and see for yourself
c~The senior of the Bugle-the man OF
uoreat moral uorth"-the would-be Lieut..
Goyernor-the would-be United States
ssuator-the would.be Alderman-says
that he sis politically married to every
true and good Democrat in the Union"
Verify, verify, L. W. BABBIrT is indeed a
Mormon, having more wives than even
Brigham Young could ever boast OF.
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~M Mr.. R. P. Snow, has an advertise
ment in another column. Go see hIm-try
hi, boots, shoes, hats and caps, and We arc
,ure YOU will again
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WHEELER g. WILSON'S
B E S T NJ ACH N E S

B E S T NJ ACHIN Els
Extant for family use.
Tecre are now forty thousand of them in use. They
Every garment be made on them, and we
assure all those who purchase that, with little in
structon all the drudgery Of sewing be done away
with.
REASONS WHY THEY ARE SUPERIOR:
1st They are much simpler in construction.
Cd. They are much easier kept in order.
Sd. They require much less power to work them.
4th. They have cumbersome iron work about
them.
9Th. They make but little noise much less than any
other machine.
eih. They do double the work with less powe, and
motion.
18th. They have two useful guases which no other
machines have.
9Th. They have an attachment which turns down,
folds and hens (any width garments.
9th. They have also q binding attachment.
10Th. The sewing does not RAvEL.
18th. We teach persons work machine success
fully and warrant them for any reasonable length Of
time, or years.
18th. This machine will run hundred days each
year, and last from 20 to 80 years.
There is machine in ST. Louis now, which has run
every day for FIVE years. 1900 days, and il 10 as
good as the day 1t was started
These machines will wear lifetime
No better investment can be made than to purchase
WHEELER WILSON machine
Having become settled In our ample rooms we arc
prepared to learn any to operate machines
successfully, and without charge.
invited to call Polite and ecient operators are in a.
tendance at all times to exhibit machines.
Opinions of the Press.
Wheeler wilson's is beyond all question THE
machine for family use. Life Illustrated.
''The Wheeler & Wilson is THE machine par erc.l.
lenee for family USE and We recommend 1t most am.
phatically ''-Adrocafe + Journsi.
"rhere is not an invention Of this inventive an
which honors American genius more than the sevina
MAchne. No family ought to be deprived of its bene-
"a sewing machine is among the most usefn, and
economical articles heIsekeepers can purchase IN
out for the best IL would be well to Sos tha
machines OF Wheeler Wilson before purchasing e,s a.
where.-Erdminer.
eve prefer the Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing M.ch;,..
10. ismiy use They will force the industry Of women
INTO Thousand new channels, and emancipate her
from the cramped posture and slow starvation ~
die work.-N. r. Tribune. y -
Wheeler Wilson's Machines are the favorite. for
ydmhies, oeng especially adapted for that purpose =
They work more rapidly. with less friction ana wi.n
greater economy OF thread than most il not all others
~. T. Times. " o'ne'''
The whirr OF the pretty, useful, perfect magical
Iabot = wing sewing machine invented BY wheeler
wilton reminds one so much of the hum Of the dear
OLD Ce 1nocticut spinning wheel.''-Frank Leslis =
G. 5stts. s''''
J. ". MACDONALD, Agt. for ther,o
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ghraFetklg Aoapartil.
"A map of busy life,
u. fiuctuations and its vast concerns.

A map of busy lite,
-. auctuations and it's vast concerns.
-. THOSE to phom this paragraph comes marAe9'
-, ,nte notice, that fhe NoxPAREIL Wii % no
1870, sent to fheir address, until "old scores are
..,,a,x = We mean rhst we say, 80 you will Pfease
~, due notice and govern yosrseirss deeordfHg's
u,,,af,er erery subscriber ri be notified 'chen 'ne
,;u, for ,ehch he has paid for the paper has ezP'ee
he papey ,ci IN no case be sent for Longer r.
Rod than paid for in Advance.
a.,,vrx Ga dearborn street, and ROUNDS
,s.one1. 1865 Randolph Street, Chicago are nS
.,,horised Agents in that city to receive "A .n..u.
,nts and subscr ptons for the Nonps'e"' sN1
FOL the same.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersgr ed has sold his entire stock Of Saddery
and retires from business in Council Bluffs begs leave
to return his sincere thanks for the liberal patronage
he has received and chcerfully recommends his old
customers, 10 his successor Mr. PHILIP NESSELHoCS.
man worthy the confidence and patronage OF the
public. Z. kSABE.
January oath, 1856.
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fottawattamie County Lands
FOR SALE BY
HORACE EVERETT,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
g wqrsEqr 20, IS, $40 acres, andjoining. n
=. springer's farm, miles North Of town.
bottom land miles above Judge Bryant's farm.
NJ or s. n, 4l-S0 acres, timber, on Aosqui
toe creek. y mlie southof Mr. - farm.
NEqr3, II, 40-l60 acres Silver creek bottom land
containing about 20 Of imber on the road to Wa
terbury's, in Shelby county.
ANwqr; EqrNw Or; s W Or, and q,
Wqr2 ?, IS, 40240 acres, Nishnabotany rolling bot.
tom land; on the Stage route east mile west Of Big
Grove, joining Slocums and Judge James farms or
the south, and Mr. Files and Fleshers on the east
There is better body OF land in western Iowa thar
this with plenty of timber and numerous
near.
Also, s " Or W or; and n Or W Or l, IS. 4o-se
timer. So F#
81 Sw Or 10, and n E or S E qrs, n, $500 acres
Nishnabotany bottom land miles north of Newton and
near Cutzingers Mill; about 10 acres timber the
tract 1 mile north of the new State road.
or and 8 W or :, 10, $3.50 acres. bottom land
on the Nishnabottany River, 4 miles below Newtown,
and the same distance above lola, and sdjoining W.
Pierce's farm.
Nwqrsw qrs4; wy or; and N Z or " ar q;
FL Or %; NJ Mgr; EH NV Or; E or Wqr
and ar Eqr g. n 500 acres, on Pigeon creet,
about miles above Reefs MILL and l6 miles north OF
Council Bluffs
y of Ek 1o;NA and " Or or Is, ~, 44-4lo
ceres Missouri River bottom land miles from Coun
Gil RluTs.
Eh4 wkN Nv or, and S VS., NwqrN " 10. II
$500 acres bottom slope and upland prairie, Eas
Pigeon, % miles n OF Council Bluns about Is
of timber. This very fine tract for large farm.
u ofNW or S W or; and W W or IS, and e. 8
or 81, IS, 1900 acres, bottom land, l mile from
Council Bluffs
Eh Swqr; VIZ Sc Or, and S " or n z ar &c, 76, II
200 acres bottom land Little Silver, miles east
of l.. J. Childs.
EH SEQ %; N or and wy S or ss, 76, ALSO
acres bottom land Silver Greek, 6mles east Of L. j.
Childs.
Ehsw Or; and Wa S or IL, 49, 41-16o acres, Sill
yer creek bottom Land, mile south Of bridge new
State road. zs.s ~ yrs
sEqrNwqr25, IS. $40 acres, l mile north OFFS.
Places and C Fenner's farms.
SKNEqr22; and S W or N wqr %, II, $3.50 acres,
prairie, south side Lewin's Grove, mile from New
town.
Sk NE or, and ar 10; 81 " or and " Or II
N, $3.50 acres Nshnabottany, at Lewn's Grove
100 acres of timber balance bottom prairie and upland
adjoining Mr. Trues and Mr. wrights farms.
VIZ or; NEqrSW ar; and or " ar 10,
IS, 4l-l36 63 acres, on Keg creek mile Of K and
MILL and mile above Mr. Minturn's farm, and u miles
from Council Bluffs. Also single tract Of
SIX THOUSAND ARCES
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rHon. 8. R. CURTIS, will please accept
~ ,h.nk. for valuable public documents.

r~We would call the attention OF our
,eoders to the new advertisement OF FRANK
D.vEspoar, in another column. TO see
FRANK, and be suited.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

Came into the enclosure Of the subscriber about the
first November dark, rone three year old heifer
red steers three old of them has the tips
OF his of and white on the end Of his tail the other
has little white on his hind legs and white under the
belly.
Also, black calf with some white on the end of his
tail and white the top Of the rump and white under
the belly. JOSEPH WRAY.
Near Slough Bridge, Council Bluffs, Pottawattamic
Co, Iowa. JAM 7th 1860.
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Tecre now forty thousand Of them in use. They
the only machines that will answer every purpose.
Every garment worn can be made them, and we
assure all those who purchase that, with little in
struction, all the drudgery Of sewing be done away
with
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NOTICE.

". MACDONALD, Ast. for tbeco,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-24
!, NOTICE TO THE PURTIC.-
4 n EW AND MPORTAkT Ar

- 4 4 N0EMENT. ls60.-Tbs DAMS
EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully annoaIoe 10
fIs .na BxL I'm rev 70 NEE lGk.
MoNb, thereby anyrdlns app.sal faoiiities for
est possible time.
Expresses leave New York at l. 8 and o'clock
IL sss: ss. o.
A. n and % NJ. arriving In hichmond at 20
Expresses leave Richmond for New York, Phil.
West, al 80 A. NJ . and 80 p M
FRI e ht ana pas h .hou'd in all cases 10 "a
EXPRESSES FOR THE SOUTH leave Rich
mond TWICE DAILY at 40 A. N; ard : - p. NJ.
The Adams Express Company reel thai the. can
isfaoton IN ell their int, with their ofcsre
IN Richmond and nothing Will he left undone on
their part to meet the wants Of their customers.
from ,ss North q oc.os viii 10 dsvS.s.S
immediatel., thereby giving to our customers an
advance ri twelve hours over our arrangements
NEW YORK. ssNi WEEKLY. frei.h.. sS 81.
pgff sAi isiY. # A' fsk
MENTS. 30, forwarded with safety snc dis-
patch to all parts Of the United States, Csnadsa
NOTES. DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or with
cut foods collected at all accessible points
throushou. the United States, and prompt returns
SLAVES forwarded by each of our Exercises.
in charge Of careful and reliable mess ugars
TOBACCO and other samples earned at unusual
An frsishts promptly called for and delivered
"a For further information. please call ct our
'al'.' ''' s1D4 's.s' kxPaEsy conrANy.
quits w. II. TRk6O, Sup'E
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Nsw YoRk, Aug 23,-Cotton hTm-salss of $50
hs!es Flour advaucns-Southern unchaDga.-
Wheat buoysnt-Ted 81 D; white 81 81 al 20: Shrn
stead, mix ed 81 T6tc. Beef steady, Pork hrm.-
Sugar dull Coffee steady at l4tac. Turpen'ine
te'vy at Ss1 ae1ac. Rosn buoyant at 5l.s61l.
<?ia
quiet and s'eady-red 81 20.fI "a white ST. 301
] 81. Corn actve-yellow 13G75c.; white 72G73c,-
Provisions actlve-mess pork SIC rs; bacon sides
i0isal24ro. Whisky 27a 221a. Coffee dull and
hesyy. with large supply, and NJ demand-Rio
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CLOSING OUT SUMMER STOCK
Yes. the whole stock must go, and as we want to
call particular attention to the articles new in
uscxo .xra.a axxxIfh

Yes. the whole stock must go, and as we want to
call particular attention to the articles new in
store, we commence with
CASHMERE COATS AND SACKS,
Made of Black and Drab Silk Mixture, Fancy and
Black Trico, Striped and Plain. Light and Dark
colored, medium quality. Cashmere Sack and
Frock Coats; Blue and Grew Flannel Sack Coats
single miliea Cloth and French nrap a Etc Frpck
Linen Freek. Sack and Overcoats; also, Spring
Piccolomini's. q light ovsrcoat, comfortable and
necessary at this season of the year. The
whole party must be disposed Of in some shape or
SUMMER PANTALOONS,
Famiiarly called Pants, of Cashmere and Iinan
Black and Coored, Striped and Plain, cheap and
fine {; all in good shape, and going for little or
nc thing, Next comes the W
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF VESTS.
Cashmere, Drap d Etc, Silk, Marseilles. LINEN.
made heavy snd hight, and sold-that is ought To
be sold and offered for sale ON good terms from
Sl upwards. Just think Of it. good Vest for one
slisr, save your money and buy at TUP MANS,
Ios Main street south side, third door above 18th
street. la1 u ISL VIM. 8. TUPMAN, Agent.
NOTlCE.-l have this day fAugust llth) an
= pointed and constituted ROBERT 6fLLIN
~ iSUvi9i Agent. 70 carry on the retail GR0CE-
Ny BUSINESS, in the city OF Richmond. All
and sales made BY sn fr Sss4 sqqpNlE
CH'ehnsad, August 18th, lS6o aaN-sw'