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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31

a New Orleans corrcspo ndent TO the
N. Y. Tribune tells the following sad
story
From two men who escaped, and from
rebel sympathizers in the city, learn that
the great contraband camp near Brashear
City was deshed upon by the furious Tex
nHs. When in the camp a few weeks
previous, found there as many ms 5000
old men, women, and children. OF these
2 900 or 5000 wac removed before the
attack. Those who remsined were
slaughtered by the Texan cavalry in the
most shocking manner. The cry of the
sucking babe, the prayer of the aged, the
shrieks OF the mother, had no effect. The
slaughter was terrible. I thought the
massacre at st. Martinsvile, where 500
men were found on mules striving to reach
Gen. Banks army, and were surrounded,
captured and all hung-I thought that, of
u month ago, was bad enough but this
eclipses 1t completely.
One incident about a few black soldiers
at the surprise at Brashear. Captain Al.
len, one OF Gen. Ulman's recruiting Of
fcers, had about $50 recruits, with o
couple Of recruiting sergeants. They
were all armed aud on board a cur, wait
ing patiently to s,art for New Orleans in
a few moments. The attack was made.
The captain was not surprised. He and
his men made breast-work Of the car
and there they fought the rebels alone,
ill nearly every one died. Those who
survived were instantly slain by the ruff
fans, who hungered for their blood as a
lion for his prey. Whether the captain
survived is a mystery.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31
Notice..


A
OF the State Of Ohio.
TWIN, Jan. 9Th, lS63.
| have subdividcd this District into ten
! l0) Divisions, and appointed Assistant As
SCISSORS therein, as follows, to'wiu
DIusIoS No. is comprised of the several
Townships at Lyme, Rihgfcld. Norwalk
/ Townsend, Wakrmnn, Sherman, Peru, Dron
son, aud Hnrtlnnd, IN Huron County, aud
HIRAM ROSE,of Norwalk, Huron County
Ohio. Is the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. u comprised Of the sevcra'
Townships Of Clarksfeld. Norwich. Green.
field, Fairfield, fitchville. New l.ondcn
Richmond. New Haven. Ripley, and Green.
wich. In Huron County, aud ANSoN d
ISkELLENGER. Of New London, Huron
County, Ohio. Is the Assistant Assessor
therein.
| Division No. 7 Ia comprised Of the several
Townships of Berlin. Florence, Vermillion
| Huron, Milan, Oxford, Groton, and Perkins
in Erie County, aud CHARLES IL. BOTS
FORD, of Florence, Erie County, Ohio, /,
the Assistant Assessor therein.
/ Division No. 1 is comprised of the seyt rn
Townships or Portland, Mnrgarctta, nHt
Kclly's Island, in Erie County, and j. q
BlGELOW, o, Sandusky. Eric County, o.
is the Assistant Assessor therein.
| Division No is comprised Of Otiawi
County, aud JAMES BINGHAM, Of Por
Clinton, Ottawa County, Ohio, is the Assis
tant Assessor therein.
| Division No. 6 il comprised of Sandusk,
County, and JOSEPH l.. RAWSoN. q
Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio, Is Assist
ant Assessor therein.
Division No. is comprised Of the scvcra
Townships of Adams, Pleasant, Liberty
Jackson, Loudon, Rig Spring, Seneca All,
Hope we'll and all that part of Clinton rOwn
ship which is situated on the west side q
the Sandusky River, in Sen, ca County. an,
John A HALL, Of Tiiiin, Seneca Count,
Ohio, IL the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. ( is comprised Of the sevrra
Townships of Eden, Bloom, Venice, Reed
| Thompson, and Scipio, and all that part o
! Clinton Township which is situated east o
the Sanduskv River, in Seneca County, anc
IrHILlP SPElLMAN. Of TiiIin, Seneci
County. is the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. IL comprised of the severa
| IT0wnships Of Polk. jack son. Venice. San
ldusky, Liberty. Chatfieid, Cranberry. an,
Auburn, IN Crnvford County, aud GEORGE
W. TEEL, ol Sulphur Springs, Crawlord
County, Ohio. ls the Assistant Assessor
therein.
Division No. 10 is comprised Of the scy
erai Townships of MILESTONE, Dallas, Bu
eyrus, TOD, TeKas. Holmes. aud l.ykrns
ia Crawford County, and JAMES LEWIS
of Bucyrus, CraWford County, Ohio, is th,
Assistant Assessor therein.
LUTHER A. HALL.
Assessor for the 0Lh District of the State o
Ohio
| jyl7 u
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HA RPE RS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

AMlNAh NNAh ~ w lNsses
The volume, bocnd ronstifnte ~ themselves y ~
hrar OF mistsliHeoss phdisg =. Usnnot be iound in
the snme compas, IN any oihrf publication that hsf
come Und, our nolsce tlIo,iou Courier.
The mo't rornlAf mouthy IN the wofd-tN y.
Dhsat9e.
We must refer in tetms Of sulosy 10 the hi gh tone
ana NAred excellence OF ll,HreEs MAoAziSg-s
Journal with monlhly circulation nf about liui IN
copiss-in whose pages ure To he found some OF the
uho,csd tight aud general reading oi the day. We
SPEAK ~ this NOIk rs IN evidence OF the Amsfirhr
reopir and the popularity II has acquired l. merit
ed. lAch Number contains fully ia pages OF Ieadiu
matter, appropriately illustruied With wO"d cuts !;
aud u romhi In ~ eli the racy monthly snd the
more phio.ophc guanehy, blended wtl the best
features OF is daiiy umal. u hNs great nowrr ~
the dissemination ui love of pure his'aiuret lruh-
ncts Guide to AmeHoan Literature, London.
No Magazine IN Hutope or Amercz u 70 we'll
noNn none ha. half 20 many readers aud, We msy
Biey say, none has received - large trhute OF s'
ur,on from the guilty yated Glasses, that delight IN
healthy, diyetsfsd, eleVnting periodical literature.
II istnr irIrmost Magazine al the da,. The nrr',ds
never had deli ghiul cempanion nor the mill
ION more eu'erprsing TREND, than haTper's NhgA'
line ( AlgthVdIst rrjlestsnt (Baltimere).
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31
To Horse Owners.

DR.. SWEETS INFALIIRlE LNlMENT FOR
HORSES IL nn,ivalled by any, and an all cases a
Lan'eness, arsiog from SPrains, hTnises az Wrench
iug, its effects is magea, and certain Harness o'
adile Calls, Scratches, Mango, &C., ~ vii also
eure speedily. spasin aud Rsnsbene fnay he essil y
pteveNted and cured In iheiT inc'plent 1afss, bu
confined essos beyond the Possth<Nfy % Tadi
cal cure Ne Of the kiod. however,, ~ 80 les
perate OF h0peiess Lut It may BE- aeSiated by thii
LiPiment, and it, faithful application will always &c
move he Lameness, apd enable the horses 10 travel
" ith cOmpaS alive ease.
Every horse owner shouh have this remedy Al
hand, for its timely use at the first appearance o.
iAmeness will eTsetnally prevent those tormidabls
diseases menticnsd To which all horses are liable
and which render 40 many Otherwise valuable hoss''
neatly worthless. See AAVsuIsement.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31
POLITICAL.
@A
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

CLtsS w tpE CouRr. We arc author
iled to announce that WM q. Hrpors viii
be candidate tor Clerk of the Court, sub
cet to the decision Of the Union County
Convention.
rNupArs JrraN. - We ATE auiho,iesd 10
announce that IArNtt 7 HtIN will hc q
candidate fur Probate Judge subject to the
decision Of the Union County Contention.
paoRNrE Jupos. o. We are aulhcrsed To an
nrunce the NAME Vt ~. wv. l.. il,MILroS,
oi Republic, will bc onion candidate fcr
said oilicc.
TINS IrctsiNrtRr.-Nc are authorized ID
announce th1 + WtIErR. Of thomitcn
TOW nship. will De- n candidate lor Rcpr s'nt'
aifcs sahicct tn tie decision o( the uti6u
Iuunty Convention.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31
TIE LAST NOTICE.

We have lren quietly trying to settle NJ
our outstanding accounts, but have as yet
been able to do so to very limited exten>-
IL is now absolutely necessary that ALL the
accounts he settled up to the lst of Scrtem'
Der last, the date we transferred the business
to RiBlxs & McCLriLA>b. We hope each
delinquent will consider this personal no
tice aid at once she'll out the "1ough." We
don't wish to cause any one any trouble, but
we must have what is honestly due us.
McKEE & McCLrLLAND
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Il l; Il NJ s.

The papers NJ permanent value which have hs~n
PUBLISH IN almost eNeTy Number renders campl-is
set ot HlRTTRs MAGAZINE desirable Rnghisition to
any puhiio or pfiVate hb'ay. The Publishers raW
supply complete sets, or any number from the con.
npnt ement, For twenty five cents they will send
any Nun,bsr, hy mHtl, post pnid. Any Nslume, ron
miui ng ia NuHhers, houud m Nssn Will be N all.
ed, postpaid 20 nny pHre IN the Unified Sales Within
1870 miIes al New orb, for Two Doliars aud ttny
Cents. Complete sets now comprising twcntv ave
Volumes. will be sem by ESpTrssf the freight at the
expense oi ths paTrlaseT for One Dollar and highly
eight Certs per Volume.
One Copy (, one ,enr, sa.CO Two Copies sa ore
year, 81 al " hlRpERs MAoAziSE sud +" HARr-
sR's NERkLY, )" one yrrr S. On. And an ENtrn copy
gratis every iuh of Ten Subscribers at '0 each
~ copies Tor SIS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31
X x x
DIR. SWEETS
Infallible Liniment,
TnE
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY

fut all at whvh ttts spee I, al crtt1tn 90 Nv,
and Aetsr fats, Ths Liutuiert is rtrptrs tf,u tlf'
trcips ~ Atri'hss sweet. ct trrnsets'uf. the fs
Nous hone set,-', R~d has bren used ~ rf,r'ir
rt mere than twcutt year whh the mo.tas ish,ns
success.
AsM ALlsvi,roH ~ rus, ~ ,, pn'i,slled hy an,
bvotr the public, Of which the must n, r.
uoalmay he convinced hy ipric t'NL
. THIS tinimem viii tapidy aNd tadrauv,
Rheumatic nsct l- uf ever, kind, and ~ thnustnds
nr rsses Where " has tecn used u has beun never
kuoW 20 tell
l toW NEuB Niai,, " viii sfhrl immediate trherin
eVrtN vase, hoWr,,t uisttvssinr.
II VIII relieve ttr worst uf tlrApA,uE In thtce
minutes, ana ts VAR ,med 10 do a..
TuotuAtnE al.n vii ~ cutr tustpuilv.
] fof NsENovS nEbiurV and GENtUAt I. HVrt NJ
aUs"r itnm impwa-nrr rArrss, thi, liUir,, ~
must hepty sud untaihng Wmety. Acting tttrttl,
upon tb' u,Nou, tissues. strengthens nm trtt,iHt.
tue s,sieu,, aud rrsttIcs to ee'iivnN shd 'irof.
I For rtLNS As m external remedy, clatW that
VI tsthe best khnwn, mud We challenge the Wrtil M
ptn,ucr nm tual. Evsry Niriim ut his di,it-s.ne
Ircwrb,ut shuud give ~ tuai, tt " VIII s"i tail tu
nhctd immcdtatr rrtcLand 10 m,iuuty of ease, VII
ehrvt r,dtcHl care
OuiNsN AM SoRE Tuposr ---'iimss nfe cN
Iu~mey maliRnsnt aud dangerous, hui = tmrly NJ
Ipiirnitnn ut this ldpiment viii never tat 10
| SrRAtNs nte soreiinr Nett obstinate, a~d snlatg
OF the iuini. u hHhls To Occur ~ neHlevted les
! vert ease ma, he e. conqurtcd hy thi, liniment.
EWUtsHs. CUTs, NoUNps. SoHEs, tttNHs, NrRNs
and CNLnS, Weld reHdi', tn the wonderful healing
lpruptH,c, oriiR SWEETS iNNhtME LiNiuFSr
Nhen used according 10 directions. Also, tmlhtans
fpstcd feet, lnsect Hites aad stag,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31

The National Teachers Associa-
tion.--The next Annua Meeting Of this As
sociation will be held at Chicago, Illinois.
commencing on the Fifth of August, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. The session will continue
three DAYS. The Teachers of Chicago have
very generously engaged to provide free en-.
,ertainment for oil ladies who may attend
the meeting.
Lectures will be delivered and Papers read
by some of the most prominent Educators Of
the country.
W. II. Wells. Esq, Of Chicago. and l.
Stone. Esq., OF Kenosha. Wis, are tie Com.
mittee on Local Arrangements. and Railroad
facil!l for the Koithwest Il Richards.
Esq al Washington, d. c, J. n. Mel ilton,
Esq =, Of Baltimore, will have charge of ar.
rangements for the Southeast; james Csuik-
shank, III. d., of Albany, n. y. ,fur the Mid
die States aud W. 4. Sheldon. Esq, Of
West Newton, Mass, for III Eastern S,ates.
Arrangements for Ercursion Tickets from
Boston have already been made as, follows :
Route by Vermont Central and Ogdens-
burg thence by Grand Trunk TO Port Sarnia.
thence by steamers through Lake Huron. 1.-The
Strait of Maekinsw. snd Lake Michigan. to
Chicago.
Tickets for the round "Trip from Boston and
all points on the Vermont Central route to
Chicago and back including berth aud meals
on the Steamers, 500
Tickets for Mt. Mansfield from Waterbury
Depot. w.. including staging and saddle.
horse TO the summit aud return. 80. This is
sn attractive place to spend vacation ne
eommodatons good and prices moderate.
Tickets good from July 2lst u Septem'
Der ist.
Trains leave Boston, Lowell Depot, at 7.3O
A. NJ, aud $50 p. n.
Steamers leave Port Saraia on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings. on the
arrival oil the Grand Trunk trains for the
East.
Leave boston, on Saturday fot Tuesday
boat, on Tuesday foi Thursday boat. and on
Thursday for Saturday boat.
Tickets at No. S State Street
JOHN %. PHiLBRICK, PaEs'r'
Bosrox, JuNE Is, 1863.
We inv tie the attention OF Teachers and
Friends Of Education of Northern Ohio To
the above notice Of the National Teachers
AssoeiaIion'
Tie Michigan Southern q Northern Indi.
ana II. r., will return all free who pay full
fare in passing over it 70 the Association. -
We are sorry that Lake shore road would not
consent 10 a like arrangement as by so doing
doubtless a large delegation would have gone
20 Chicago from Cleveland and othcr poiots
on that Road But we are thankful that
there are soIas Roads that will grast the pc
tit ON Of q Common School Teachers. We
trust that teachers will reeiproeate their IA
yor by large patronage.
The association will be one of uncommon
interest. Let no Que fail to SO who eau cons
yeniently do so
@. u NESTLERODE, Vice Pres't.
Can't go SaiiaD Ddig ham.--Seores OF
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31

Musical Entertainment.-Prof. Web
ster's Musical Entertainment on last Tues
day evening was a brilliant and successful
affair. He had the children go well inst,vict-
ed tilat they made most excellent music. The
Prof, has the rcpa tation of being one Of the
best musical instructors in the county, aud
we think all who wre present will beai
US out in the opinion that he fully deserves
such a reputation. We hope he will be pre-
vailed upon to give another entertainment
soon. Such seems to be the general de.
sire.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31

More Arbitrary Arrests of Nalinn-
d digtuhammers.-John Morgan who visit
ed Ohio with his gang of thieves and muir
derers by request of val.-so it is stated
has been arbitrarily arrested without war
rant, 10y the " mnions Of the tyrant, Abe
Lincoln" ITO use democratic phrase } aud
not only that, but his whole gang who have
been going about cheering for Vallandieham.
have also 6eeH arbitrarily arrested aud are
now held "withcut warrant Of lav,' Ia the
state Of Ohio, which is Ear remov ed from the
theatre ofwar." (another democratic declar'
ation.) This is eestainly too bad The
vailaudigtudenhammer Comnittce, with the
- Magnauimous" Noble at its head, siIou ID
impcach he tyrsnt Lincoln at once and
liberate their friends" and allow them to
run loose while horse remains 10 be stolen
or a citizen murdered.
Great sympathy is expressed In Copper
head circles for the indomitsble but unior
tunate Morgan" 1t was indeed very ar
btrary act 10 arrest this band Of Vallandig-
hammers. but we gdess large number OF
CoppeThcads in the Southern part of the
State will not complain great deal bot J.
sadly affects the few left in this region.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31

Morgan's Men.--hbout two hundred Of
Morgan's captured officers were taken
through here on Monday evening last en-
route for the rebel prison on Johnson's j.
land. We understand that Morgan's broth
er and Das il Duke were among the lot OF
yallandgham thieves and cut. uiroat's. =
rhey are to be placed in close confinement
until Col. Straight's men, captured in Geor
gia. ace released. This is eminertly just
and proper.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31
Straycd,

Strayed away on the 18th OF
May 1868, from the south eo-ner Of Reed towa
ship, seaeea eouaty, a small sized two ysaTold
cOLT,ofa dask cream eolof, aud dark R,ane aud
tail u has alas little white siar oa it's forehead,
and httls white spot its hndisr. ANY peTsn ~
forming the Subscriber where the esit can be had,
will be literally Iewsrded.
wM. CRoxroN.
jay 10, IsG5. Nv
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31
A Friend In Need. Try II,

Dp. swEgr' iSY.LunLg ILSisHST is prepared
front he recipe Of Dr. Stepeen Sweet. OF Connecu.
.ut the great boue seuer, md has heen used IT, hts
prsctoe Tof c last t~caty years win the mosi rs
ioni.h,ng suvrpss. A. aH external remedy, II Is
without rival, snd will alleviate pain more sptedi
" tLan any other prepa iAtiou. For Hll Rheumatic
and Nervous Disotders IL istruly infslhte and as
curative for Sores, Wounds, Sptaius, htuises, Ao,,
u. soothing, healing and sewerfut strengthening pro-
peries, excite the Just wonder md astonishmeni o
all who have ever riveu " tuaL Ovev one thousand
certificates Of remarkable cutes, performed hv "
within the lssttwo yesrs, ATTEST this fact. ~ see
AdNerI isement.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31

DIR. T.. j. Recme, will he home to NOR
row, (Saturdny,) and will remain few
days only. All invalid soldiers wishing to
he examined for pensio ms, will do well to
call on DR.. r. on Saturday or Monday.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31

A Good Magazine.-The Atlantic
Monthly, published by Ticknor 4 Fields
Boston, Nass.,is one of the best publications
in the world.
Among the authors who have contributed I,
this Magazine are Prescott, Motley, Pal
frey, Bryant, Kennedy, Hawthorne, Long
fellow. Holmfs, Agassiz, SAKE; Whittier
Dovcll, Mrs. KembIe, Hieginsen. Baya,'
Taylor, Harriet Nartinean, Theodore Win
throp ~The Country Par son," Alrieh. Thor
can, Curtis. Harriet Prescott. Rose Terry
Mrs. Stove, Gail Hamilton. the author o
Chsri es Auchester," and many other name
istinguis b ed in literature.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31

Come and hear BROUGU. the next
Governor Of Ohio, on THURSDAY,
9th inst. Let there be n grand turn
ont of the citizens of Old Seneca and
adjoining Counties. TURN OUT, eve-
nv friend ofhis Country!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31
National Thanksgiying.-In obe,

National ThanksgiyIng.-ln obedi'
enco to the proclamation of the President
there will be service-on Thursday August
Cat the Baptist, Episcopal, lst German
Reformed and Episcopal Churches, in the
morning at l0la o'clock and at the Presby'
terian Church in the afternoon at o'clock.
In the evening there will be Union SER
vices held at the Baptist Church, at
-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31
'FIir Grcnt EnpiIsh Rc,ncdy Z
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
~ Igg Lt....y DsIIaff

CcftbTdtSd FSmdfo Pifis!!
rtcprt'd from pre resrtipiion OF SirI. CLARKE, NJ "
rmstriNu NiraVriinHtv 10 The Queen.
1'tils we'll krown nediyine y impV.iliee, ba, =
sute eni sac frmedy cor Femal niNsuiies and
ubsturiiops, t-y csHse ~hateveti and HhhoaF Fh
ronstt 'utisu.
MARRIED Ladies' iti .r-cuii,tlv suite ltwiii.ir'
.hur time. Nfing on the iHont ny pvriul With frgH
lautN.
IN aura.es ~ Nrivous anl Spiral NTeritons, rais
IN the Htck aud llmhs Ueayiness, Fatigue on sirht
sNrrtau, raipiiatUu ofthe fi~sr, iowuess Of Sput,
liysrucs sivk llesdachr, Whtc., and all The paih.
hl disr1-vs ovc-snncd hv disorvfed systsn, ibe.s
rti. viii Beet vufe Nhrn III pihet have tai vi
These riit have urvrf heeu knosn to tail wh-ts
n-e directions ON ihe gdptEr Of ramrlle, are wrlioh
served.
tot ulr r'i,uiso, get pamphlet, tsre. of the agi
y. rs bniG postage stamps eucla,ei to any an.
tlnsged agent, will insure bottle, containing ovt
hup,Hs,h b, rcturn mai. oci1i-ty
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31

A Reverend Gentleman having been Restored to
health In a few days, after undsrgoingan the uss'
al routine and irregular expensive modes Of ireet'
without success, considers " his sacred duty to
communicate TO his afflicted fellow creatures the
means OF cure Tence. on the receipt Of an address.
sd Ems eioPe he witt send (free) copy OF the pre-.
setiption used Direct 20 Dr. JoHS NJ. DAuNALL, iS6
Ellon street. Erookiyn, New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31
M L IL. Y NJ Il R 4
MILLINERY GOODS,

Consisting Of a great variety of
Ladies and Misses Bonnets, Hats,
Caps, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces,
Head Dresses. Nets,
For ,he hair, aHd Trimmings of rarisss styles tao
rhmrrons to IN entiop.
Having secured the scrviceso of n competent Trim
mer from IL. Fast. all work will ie executed in thu
latest snd most fashionable style.
la addition to Millinery Department will he
found gtea, OF DREss TRiMhISSs, GIhrs
BU-ToSs, EMBRoInERY, BRAIDs and BELrs. Alst
Fancy articles of Vations tiRds such as oHsA
NESrs for the hair, Combs, Buckies, and Beads o
every variety. Ladies Hoop Shirts, CoF'ets, &c.