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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10


While man ungrateful ru-hes blindly on,
Unmindiul OF the gifts around him strown,
tie sees no beauty in the earth so fair
Iie hears no music in the vocal air.
Gods gins to man almighty love display
His loving care attends us all our days,
lie knows our sorrows--bids US in him trust
Aud as our strength, the burden he'l ad Just
He sends us food our bodies TO sustain,
And crowns our harvests with the golden
grain,
He loads with frutfulness the bending, g,bough
With yellow corn rewards the furrowing
plough. ~
To feel our focks, he clothes the meadow $
Where daisies white and friskiDg lambs are
seen,
For us he reared the tall majestic woods,
And for our use, peOpled the mighty floods.
To please the eye, he dy' d tho zenith blue.
And spsngled it with stars Of silvery hue
To please the ear he gave the warbling
throng,
That fills the air with swee, melOdiOus song
He fashions even the lOwliest flower that
blows,
lie paints the violet and iints tie rose,
His pencil gives the lilly's bright array,
And tips with pink the ,isies on the lea,
His strength, upholds the weary when they
falls .s1 ,et~ts .. 4
His bounty feeil the hungry when they cal l.
His piety. soothes the suffering when they
cry sti
His boaadlsss loYe gives Hsayeq yhsH the,
die. -
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0TIr is now said that the alleged me-
cessity for the recent retrogade move
ment of the Army of the Potomac is
charged upon the failure of the corps Of
Generals French and Warren to reach
until Friday night last, the position at
which they were ordered to be twenty
four hours sooner, thus giving the enemy
time to intrench themselves, so that il
was not deemed prudent to make direct
attack on them. 1855
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ArrrAL TO COMMUTE SESrESoE.-We
learn from Cincinnati, that the friends
OF private John A. Welch, Co. 4, ist
Regiment Heavy Artillery Of Volunteers,
who had been tried in that city for deser-
ton, and sentenced to he shot on the
li,h of December, in the vicinity of Cow
ington, KY, have made an appeal To
Prcsidcn, Lincoln TO commute the SEN
tencc. The President telcCraphcd last
Saturday to the authorities in the city, 10
forward all the evidence to him to be re.
viewed.
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The News I've want n Local Cores
pondent in every town in Seneca County
who will give u' the news tr,nspiring in
their own ncghborhood Please send US the
Local and other items OF interest occurring
in and around your homes. M,keit a point
10 note down matters and things coming un.
der your eye and send them to the Tribune.
Our objcc' is to make the Tribune interest
csting to all our patrons in local way. and
the locel news will do IL.
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'IIFFIN MARKETS
Notice.
JAMES ID. HARTFORD, Plaintiff.
against
neIIIgD w nnnNTnN n-rI.l

against
PHILIP W. CRoNTON. Defendant.
Court OF Common Pleas. Seneca County, Ohio,
Civil Action,
The Defendant will take notice that the
Plaintiff filed in said Court, November 9TH
1863, his petition against him. in which he
AYERS that there is due 10 him from De.
fendant, on prom,ssory note, given TO John
Henry, So sc. with interest from June 10th
1856 also that there IA due him from De.
fendant Sll4,03, on an aecout for goods sold
and delivered and that the residence and
Whereabouts OF Defendant has been IN.
known to Plaintiff since January lat. 1851
Attachment against Defendant has been Is.
sued. Petition must be answered by the 9th
day Of January 1864
LEE & BREWER.
A,ty's. for Plaintiff
November G.ls63. bot.
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War Claims A. Pensions

Remington, Lee & Brewer Will
give prompt steuiivn TO the collection and pIoseeu
tion OF allelaims agaiast the Govsrnmspt for baei
pay, bounty, ke., and proeurng F
PENSIONS
or disabled solGisTs and widows Of deess'ed Office
and soldiers.
Ma. PRsssaroN having retired from the army
has resumed the practice oflsw. Nt.
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Church BuiIdiug EntcrprIs,

NUutCh huhuiuE hsHs't Pf''''
The Presbyterian Church OF this City
has how in view the erection of u new
building, in the lst Ward. a site hav-
ing been secured, matters have progress
cd far enough. to make It Convenient to
select plan, aud 60 forth to the gcncr
Gus public of Tiifin. The plan (which
has been examined By cur cit'z,ns) be-
longing to the cmincn, Northern Ohio
Architect, w. I'M. Blackburn, OF Give
land, is certainly beauty, combining
economy, taste and originality. The
building, when fully completed, will be
cruciform in shape and will certainly
prove an addition to tho architecture oI
our place.
As the congregation is not n strong
one. and yet displays SO much enterprise
a, this time, il is hoped the public will
extend an uffectionate hand, for doing
which an opportunity will be afforded IN
few days. A glance over the past viii
show that this congregation has borne q
remarkably generous part in rearing the
churches of other demon nations of the
place. 1t is intended 10 secure sub.
scriptiou fully up to the estimated cost, al
the outs,art SO that no debt may be in
Cured. by this step, It seems, the old
differences that have troubled this church
are brought to complete and happy
termination.
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Book Agents Wanted.

To Sellby subs ription an excellent ILLUsrRArEDt
HIsTosy oE rus REngtLIos, which 10 already broegh
down to the fall Of YioksbuTg and Port Hudson. Il 4,
ia both English snd German. Samples now ready.
Every family wants such a work, and indust' iOus
men do an eHeelient business with u. Also aRsnts
for other beautifully illustrated and rapid selling
HOWE No, III Maiu n. Cin"innati, Ohio.
November "a, lHC3. R--if.
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r. IT. W. and Chicago II. II. Co.
s. NJ. PETTENGIILNC a CO.

No. 81 Park Row. New York, a. d estate
ST., Boston, are our Agents for the TWIN
TRIRuSk, in those cities, and are authorized
to take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
ua at our lowest rates.
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0cTA resolution will be introduced in
the Senate early in the session, calling
on the President for information as to
the number of Generals now under pay
and not In the service. The object will
be to prohibit men for whom there is no
prospect Of active service from drawing
pay. nH
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wASTEu.
To Farmers aud all Others,

The Soldiers Aid Society Of Tiffin, re-
quests the Farmers and all others who
feel disposed to aid our suffering and gal
liant soldiers now on the battle field, tc
furnish Potatoes, Onions, Cabbage, APP
pie Butter, Fruits, &c. We trust that
all who are able will aid us in this laud
able and benevolent object. The nrti'
clcs can be left ut any of the Stores in
this place.
Mrs. 4. SULLIVAN, President.
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For Sale.

A GOOD BRICK HOUSE. ON
Chariot street, in the First Ward.
in this city. There is also q lot Of
choice Fruit Trees on the lot. For
further particulars, inquire at the
Hat Store OF @. LEINER.
Dec. 8, '63. 9-3tt
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TIFFIN, o., DEC. 10, 1863.

duertisements must be handed in
on Tuesday morning, to insure insertion
in that weeks paper.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10

Pub. Doc.--Wc are under oh 'igation. to
Hon. W. z. NoBLE, for several public docu-
ments.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10

woodi Wood ii--Subscribcrs to the
Tribune. who promised to pay their sub
seription in Wood, sill do so, Immediately
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10

No Excase for having Colds and
Pains In the Limbs. when 25 cent bot.
tie Of DR.. TOBIAS Venetian Lioimeut W in
afford you immediate relief Price 25 and
so cents. DR.. Tobias Horse Linimcnt in
Pint bottles, so cents. Depot Cortlandt
street, New York. Sold everywhere. 2t
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FIFTEEN Barrels of Coal Oil, just
received, white and clear, burns
without smoke or smell. For sale
at the Drug Store of
J.F. MARoUAaDr.
Avg. Z, 1863 20 IA
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A Farm for Sale.

Consisting OF two hundred and
four acres, lyiag IN the south east corner Of
Clinton township, Seneca County, Ohio
For further particulars enquire Of John N.
Naylor in Tiffin, or the subscriber residing
on the premises.
ABRAHAM FLEET.
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Whose is wise and will observe these
things, even they shall understand the Low +.
ing kindness OF the L1rd.-l0IrH Psalm,
ADD VERSE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10

OerADvrcrs fbm Kingston state thu,
sherman's expedition had Longstrect
hemmcdih, with poor chance of escape.
Boats no run to Kingston.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10

V5-THE manner of dealing with al.
Legged spectators has created regular
s;Fnpcde among them, and each is
nnxioAE occurring if any thing has been
heard nspinst him, fearing that his turn
will come next.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10

GTTHE coai.feIds OF the United
States aggregate more shae 100000
sqcare miles
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0t-GARr6ALpr declares that Napoleon
is the great kgcmy of Italy, and that it
should'bc tlic'Yi of every Italian to ''un
Bonapaitiz," Us native land.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10

Ok By an order from the War Depart.
mAe Major General Reynolds takes
c&mand Of tho troops in and about
New Orleans. %
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NOTICE.

The Ladies OF Trinity Church win hold
their Fair on the 18th, 10th and l7,h OF
December. in Hedges Hall, at which there
will be fine display Of Fancy Articles aud
Toys. suitable for Holiday Gifts. TableauS
and Music will be included in the entertain.
ment. All are cordially invited 10 attend.
BY order Of
sEcHErARr.
November %, 1863. lit.
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or OK Monday last Quarter-mostcr
G oddard, stat 'oncd at Alexandria, was
arrested, accused Of large frauds, and
will probably be severely dealt WITH
The turn of others will soon come, aud
hop, that every one engaged in cheating
the Government, will get his just dues.
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TIVE or HOLDING
Courts

Courts
~ rur
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
of rus
STATE OF OHIO,
For the Year 1851.
ne Il remembered, That alta meeting Of
the Judges cf the Court of Common Pleas ot
the Third Common Pleas Judicial District Of
Ae State Of Ohio, At the Court House, IN the
tmn Of kenton, Hardin County. Ohio. on
tn day Of the date hereof, for the purpose
oihxing the times Of holding the Terms OF
tie Courts of Common Pleas. aud { the
ns,ric, Courts In said District for the yc'r
ll6t We the Undersigned Judges Of the
/ Onurt OF Common Pleas within aud for said
I listrict do hereby FIX the times OF hollinr
sii Courts for the year 1854. In each anil
etery County In said District, rs follows:
/ msrMcr corpr.
The several terms of the District Court in
aAd tor thS year lctI, shn ~ commence in the
IsVcral eoUnties thereof as f"llows, tc.wit;
In Lngtn County, August 81.
In llar.lin County, August ilh.
! In Marion County. August 9th.
In Union County, August 81.
In Crawford County, August Sih.
In WyanCot County, August 9th.
In Scrcc, County, August 9th.
In Hancock County. August 26th.
In Allen County, August 10Th.
In Auglaize County, August ll,h.
In Shelby County, August l2,h.
In Mercer County, August 18Th.
IN Yam Wet Ccui!y. sugu., 18th.
L. Padding County, August TON.
In Defiance County, August 18th.
In Henry County, Angus, 18th
IN fu ton County, August Goth.
n Williims County, August 22l.
In Wood County, August 18Th.
IN Putnam County, August 2ih,
And tha. the several Terms of the Cour,
Of Common = cas in aud for the several
counties uf SAID District, In and for said
year, shall commence IN the several counties
thereof as follows:
FiRsr SUBDIVISION.
IN Union County, February Z. April II
Serlember 26.
IN Hardin County, January Is, March "a
September ~.
In Marion County. January II March 9
September b.
10 Logan County, February Is, April is
October II.
In Shelby County. January 25. April 1
September ~.
srcoNp SUBDIVISION.
In Augla'ze County, February 9. April ?
Septen her %.
10 Allen County, February %. April 90
October Is.
In Mercer County. March IS. May II
November !.
In Van vert County. February l6. Apri
lI9. October II.
In Putnam County, March s, May 10, No
vembet 10.
InlRp SUBDIVISION.
In Pau'ding County, Aprih5, October Is
H. Defiance County, January 25, May
October I.
In Henry County, February ., May 10
Oct ber 20.
In Fulton County, February ., May II
November l.
Ia Williams County, February l6. May 81
November -.
In Wood County, March !. May 81, No
vember 22l
FOURTH SUBDIVISION.
In Seneca County. March !, July 10, No
vcnlber -
In Hancock County, February l6, May 81
Nov mber 7.
In wyrndot County, January 10. May II
October ~.
Ia Crfwiord County, February .. May II
October %.
AID We do further order and direct thu
the severnt Irrms CT SAID Uouits shall con-
mence on the first day of each Of said terms
} at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
In testimony whereof, we issue III Ia, ou
order, for the purpose aforesaid. Mt said CouI
House on this the 9Th day Of October, A.
1853
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Local and Miscellaneous.
Terms OF Subscription.

I copy, BY mail, IN advance. s2.00
l by carrier. ........... -. 9,2s
'' II paid 10 ADVANCE. 2.OO
The above terms took effect on Septem
Der 4th. aud will be strictly adhered TO.
No paper will be stopped until all arrcara-
gcs are paid, unless at the option Of the pub.
lisherr.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
or
NEW GOODS
At
MAYER g. MAURER'S
NJ ii w - SToRD II
IN HEDGES BLOCK.
TIE citizens of Seneca and neigh.
boring counties, and tho public
generally, ciH sare moaeyby call
ing soon and buying 9U'cHy as
Goods are rapidly advancing in
tue Eastern Markets. The follow
ing Goods are bcingrcccivcd:
The Latest Styles Of
Frock over Coats
Sacks do
Fiae Black Cloth Coats
Business Coats
Cashmere Fruck Coats
/ Cashmere Sack Coats
/ Sltinet Extra
Assortment Of
Boys Coats
black Docskin Pants
Black Cashmere Pants
Fancy Cashmere Pants
Ofall kinds
! black Satinct Pants
Fancy Satinct Pants
J Colorcd Pants and
Boys Pants
Silk Plush Vests
Silk Velvet Vests
Silk Satin Vests
Black Silk aud
Fancy SIN vro,s
All kinds Of
Cashmere and
Satine. Vests
Also Boys Vest
Working Jackets
Woolcn SHIRTS
White Shirts
Wrappers & Drawers
Gloves aud Socks.
Our mode Of trading is fair and square
Every article represented for jus, what
is aud not otherwise.
MAYER & MAURER,
HEDGES NEw Block.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to all whom il
may eoncerni whereas ALEXANDER CAMPBELL
sill hss In his possessan, two notes dated Apnl 1857
one Tor the sum OF Q 100 and for the Of
$4,000 against the undersigned, and whereas have
notes ever since the % day OF December 1901, and
whereas certain persons use incorrect statements Of
the Tbove faotssgainI my character and siSRding Il
tterof, re- publish the aboy. facts.
BESIAMlHE KAUP.
Tiffn, November 90, 1863 ia
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For Sale,
A Valuable Farm!

THE subscriber offers for sale a
well improved Farm, situated In Liberty
township. Henry county. Ohio, within ~
miles Of Napoleon. the county seat Of Henry
county also, miles from Liberty Cen.
tire Depot on the Toledo aud Fort Wa,ne
Railroad /: s'so. within 30le miles Of To.
ledo, one Of the best market cities in Ohio
The farm contains
80 Acres,
% ncres under cultivation. A good
bearing Orchard. good Frame Barn, 30 by
40 with Floors, Granery, &c and never
failing Spring of good Water, and n well
near the Barn also, large Log House, a
Frame Building IL by % used as a Smith
Shop, Also. Steam Saw Mill within Is
Rods of the premises.
PRICE-Twenty one hundred dcllArs
(s2,iOO.) Payments made reasonable with
interest. ANY person wishing TO purchase
said farm, can fnd me on the larm, or ad.
dress by letter
HENRY M. BRIGHTON.
Liberty Center, Henry county. Ohio.
Dec. Q, 1869. 9--tf
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wM. LAWRENCE. } Judges
NJ. q. WHITLEY, OF said
A. ) LATTY, Courts.

Tnr STATE OF Ono, SENECA Co. s..
l,George s. Christlip, Clerk Of the Cout OF
Common Pleas. in and for said County of SEN
cca do hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true copy of the original order now on file in
the Clerks Office OF the aforesaid Court.
In testimony whereof have here
S, unto set my hand and Official Seal al
Tiilin City, this 2ith day Of Novem
Der, A. ID. le63.
GEO. S. CnRISTLIP,
CLERK Common Pleas Court.
December 3, 1863 9-4t.
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II you are SO far bihind the times as not
to have used Herrck Aliens Gold Saluratus.
put 1t of no longer, but go Immediately, and
purchase paper. Everybody who has ev.
or used it, proclaims its good q1alties 1t
takes less in quantity, is saving in -four
and shortening; and will make weak stom.
nchs strong. Do not fail to try it. Most
of the Grocers and many of the Drug gists
sell it. Depot ll2 Ii bertY Street New York
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Land for Sale.

Ihnve ninety one (9lj Acres Of ohoiee lapd
10 Wood county. eight miles from Fostoria
that will sell low for cash.
N N. SPEILMAN.
Tifin, Nov. 90, 1863. 7-3mos.
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we'll known and efficient officers Of the Surveyor.
Messfs. Brown and Isaaes. She Was loaded With
tutpeutine. which has not yet been sold. The
Marshal claimed he bad a right 81 have her IN
charge. and the officers 10 whose ingenuity and
enterprise her seizure i 10 be attributed have re
cevel neither the credit or remuneration 70 which
the cspfors said TO be entitled.
The schooner Graham was ur,d at his
port under similar circumstance but o account
has been m1de OF these vessels. further than that
they were seized.
TIE HIkwArHA.
In the Naval reeort on prize matters. there is
statement OF a defciency OF sos 600 on the car
60 of the Hiawatha. and "A several months have
elapsed since the fact was discovered. would u
not be we'll for the officers To whose care the
vessel was consigned, 70 account for the deh
cieucyf
SUGGESTIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACCUSED
REFUsE To APPEAR
Ii i stated that parties alleged TO have been
implicated in these frauds refused 20 appear be.
fore Mr. Jourdan. by counsel. denying the right
or authority OF the cours 10 bring them No pro
cess was Issued q compel them. The same par
ties are still connected with the prize sales, draw
ing large emoluments therefrom.
coScLusios or THE ISvrsTIoArfoS.
Inc inquiry was fN'Neu Il lew ueNr N''''f "'''
ing occupied several weeks. The testimony wa
voluminous. and in alarge number OF instances
sufficiently corroborative 10 create apprehension
among some Of the parties interested in the de
cision. Mr.. Jourdan. though generally stoica
during the sessions at times appeared surprised
at the revelations elected: and his address at the
c'ose, gave evidence that he was ready 10 n'scarl
his statement made at the first session. that ht
did not believe the enquiry was OF much import
ance Immediately previous to the Adjournment
he expressed his congratulation 20 the counsel OF
the committee of mel chants v h had tho alledg
ed frauds brought to the notice OF the Govern
ment for their urbane and courteous action
throughout he also laid that, without attempt
ing TO give a decision which might bear on, OF
anticipate the result. he considered the inquiry
which bad tax en- place, of more importance than
any which had taken place in the history of the
Government He named certain parties in the
case. involved IN the frauds of their official char
acter. who had he said. left important points nm
exp ,ined which were not overlooked by him
and could not be bv the Government
We have the names OF all accused, but. desire
not TO forestl the action of the Government, We
omit their publication.
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IRON the Detroit Free Press
VIZ. ScNvard or FREQ SPccch.

In the Unilei States Senate. on the I'll DAY oil
August. le56. Mr.. VIM Sew uri the present
Secfet'f, ot State, delivered speech ia which
be asked tie following questions:
Where ON earth i there free Gpvernmen,
where the press i shackled and speech j, ,trtng.
leGf
hen the Republic of France vs. subverted ~
the frst Consul, What else did he do but - tUke
the lres- and slihe .prechi
When the second Napoleon restored the EN-
pire on the ruins of the Republic of France whit
else dd he Do thin 10 shlcke the pres aud
shsckle dclatef
When SAINT, Arna seized the Government OF
Mexico, anu converted y into diet torship,
What more bad be to do than shacklc the press
ans slide political debiteS
he 'b'ye questions. propounded by Mr. Sew
ard some years SINCE pertinent now.
The destruction ol the pres. ana the right 10 al.
cuss. with the utmost freeionn. all the measures
and acts OF the Administration j. the first act TO
ward establishing de.po,ism
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" VI W ". J WWN o
The visit OF this gentleman 10 " a~i.nrtoa. -,
soon sfierhl. bold speech In Nes York gains
the Administration causes much conters alton
speculation and inquiry. The President receivy.i
NJ Wood 10 the exclusion OF other visitors. aud
when ntny Others disappointe j and. IL l.
understood that, by special arrangement. he us
itei the PRESIDENT soon after a Cabinet session
The President. u - said. secured for Mr. Wood
an open sesame To the Secretary of War. when
hundreds, day alter day. try 10 see him. without
success Mr. Wood did not see Ne Ch,.e. and
think. did not make any effort ia consequence
Of Mr.. Chase not being IN the Depastmeot
The negro regiment. which number only about
two hundred men. paradei up AMI down Pennsyl.
vsnia avenue on Saturday. They looked yer,
veil. The negro. an initiative animal, takcs
nstunily 70 drilling and marching
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FOUNDRIES.
THE HOOSIER STATE
FOUNDRY and STOVE WORKS.

HAVING COMPLETED ORR FOUNDRY. WE ARE
now prepared % receive and satisfactorily execute
ordsFs for stoves AMI castings generally. The seniO
partner has ju>f returned from the Fast, where he ha
procured the most de- irabe and perfect patterns for cook
and pAror>t o ever introduced uiothe marke Neespe-
cialy invite the Attention 81 wholesale stove dealers
this branch II eur business With request that they will
Civ n, call. our other work VII embrace iron fronts
and columns (Which desr- e. make prominent fea-
tUre in our nanufaciurs. railing and mill casngs, sugar
mills and kettles house work such Nentiator win
dow caps is and hoow-a in fact everything pro tnced
ia iron foundry. We respectfully solicit patronage.
and only promise what we'll aud promptly per
form.
ing indianapolis AMI Cincinnati aud Indiana Central
Freight Depots. indianapolis Indiana.
myls- cox. LORD PECK