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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-14
The crops or 1893

Ina communication TO tho Gin
cinuati Gazette, +. y. Mansfield,
Ohio Commissioner of Statistics
makes the following sta,cmcn,
about the Ohio crops for 1868, bas
cd upon answer TO circulars which
he distributed;
The wheat crop OF lSG2 was n
very large one. IL averaged about
80 per cent moro than that of 1861.
The crop OF 1851 was 2O,055, d2i
hushcle so that the crop OF 1852
vas 30,oo0,oOo bushels, probably
more than that. Wheat may be
two thirds the crop Of 1862
Coru, If the summer, especially July
should be an average one, will
probably be heavy, for there is an
increased brcadth of land sown.-
The season has been favorable TO
getting il well set, and if there is
sufficient rain in July and August.
it must bca very heavy crop.
Oats and grass were un.promising
IN the beginning of Juno, but were
brought ont very much 10y the
rains orJune. Fruit of the large
kind will not be as good by proba.
My onc.holl Tho large peach
orchards overboro last year, and
consequently will fall decidedly
short this season, But there will
be enough at advanced Iriccs.
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rurc water Cor stoch

A good draught orgood water is
probably, as refreshing to boasts as
tits to peoplc. But, in tho sum
mor months, nearly all domestic
animals suffer far more than we
imagine, for want Of good wator.--
Sheep will thrive far better il they
can have access to pure water.
Teams will endure the heat far
better if they can have n plenty OF
clean, pure water, aud it milch
COWS must drink stagnant water
wherever they can find it, how is
it possible for them to give their
usual flow OF good milk : Ii is
imprscticable for them to do it.
Some people allow water to
stand in troughs, day after day,
many times, and compel their
animals to drink water from an
old dirty slop pail, after it had
been allowed to stand in the sun.
shine for two or three days Let
them try tho experiment of
drinking such water, and wait for
the result and then they will be
prcpsred to express correct opin.
ion, wether or not such eatcr is ms
good for stock, in the snltry days
oi summer, as pure as cold water
would be.
Milch cows require vast quan.
tity of pure water in hot.wcathcr.
in order to prOdpce their usnl ilow
OF good milk.
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Cleaning MIX Vessels.

4 correspondent of the Cincin.
rati Gazette truly SAYS there is no
product of the farm that presents
somuch difference rs butter. This
arises chiefly from using vessels
tor holding the milk and utensils
inmaki0g the butter, which are
soured. in my notice of the cfIe,
sts ofhaving sourtroughs in sugar.
making, stated that scility was
fatal to good sugar-making. ltis
not less so in butter making.-
Milk has a peculiar acid very easily
formed, which entirely takes away
that rich sweet, fine flavor belong,
aug to good butter, A very little
soured milk or cream on vessels
rapidly generates enough acid to
take il away. To avoid this, great
care is, requisite. Cleanliness only
is not sufficient in having the vcs.
sells well washed in boiling hot W a,
ter, and should bo boiled in il
also. But rs cream is very apt ia
stick, even in good washing, when
the vessels are boiled in water,
some peaTlash or soda should bc
pnt in IT,, which destroys any
acidity that mag bc about the YES,
sells. They shos,A. then be sun.
nrei. ! have known so nc good
hn'tar,m who dispensed with
the s'Dning when soda was used
but hoib ar TO be recommended.
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FARM aud atoaseholt.
rrogressivc AgrlcuIImrc.

Under its influence spring mp
tasty and convenient dwellings
adorned with shrubs and flowers,
and beautiful within with thcsmiles
of happy wives, tidy children in
the lap Of thoughtful agc--broad
hearts, and acts as well as words Of
welcome Progressive agriculture
builds barns and puts gutters on
them builds stables for cattle and
raises roots to feed them. 1t gratis
wild apple trees by the meadow
with pippins or greetings 1t sets
ont rev orchards and takes care OF
the old Ones
Progressive agriculture drains
low lands and cuts down bushes {;
buys n mower horses tools and
wagons: keeps goed fonccs and
practices soiling. 1t makes hen s
lay, chickens live and prevents
swine from roofing up meadows
Progressive agriculture keeps on
hand plenty ofdry fuel and brings
in the oven wood for the women d.
Itplows deeply sows plentirully,
harrows evenly, and proys for the
blessings Of heaven. Finally, it
subscribcs for good religious, ngri.
cultural aud home papers, and pays
for them in advance.
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How n Brave Man can Meet
Ills Fate.


Our readers remember that two Fodc
raj officers, among the prisoners in Libby
prison, Richmond, were chosen by lot 70
be thot in retaliation for the execution ot
The two rebel spies recently shot at John.
son Island. Tho officers drawn were
Capt. Sawyer Of Philadelphia, nnd Capt.
Finn Of Indiana. Capt. Sawyer has
written to his wife to come aud see him
before he dies lie says;
Peovosr GENERALS orricFJ
RICHMOND, Va, July o, 1863.
Ny DIAN Wur:--I am under the me-
ccssity of informing you that my pros
pcct looks very dark.
This morning all tho Captains now
prisoners at the Libby military prison
drew lots for two To he executed. IL fell
to my LOT. Myself and Captain Finn, OF
the Dist Indiana Infantry. will be cxecu-
ted Tor two Captains executed by Burn.
side.
Tho Provost General, J. II. Wndcr.
assures mo that the Secretary of war Of
the Southern Conlcdcracy will permit
yoursclf and my dear children to visit me
before ] am executed. My situation is
hard 10 be borne, aud | cannot think of
dying without seeing YOU and tho chill.
drcn, You will be allowed to return
without molcslation 10 your home am
resigned to whatever II In store for me,
with the consolation that die without
hnying committed uny crime.
My dear vii, tho fortune of war has
put me in this position. III must die, a
sacrifice to my country, with Gods will
! must submit; only lot me SEQ YOU nncn
more, aud ] VIII die becoming man and
an oiliccr; but for Gods ooku do not dis
appoint me.
] have done nothing to deserve this
penalty. Dut you must submit to your
tate. II viii be no Disgrace To myself
you or The children; but you mny point
with pride aud say'"l gave my husband;'
my chiidrcn will have tho consolation to
say, 81 was made an orphan for my cour.
NY God will provide for you, never
Tear. Oh! Il Is hard to leave you thus
wish the ball that passed through my
hcnd In the last battle had done lis work
bnt 1t was not 10 be 80. My mind il
somewhat Influenced, for il has come so
suddenly on me, Farewell! farewell ~
aud hypc II is all for the best rcmnin
yours until death. II. w. SAWYER.
Capt let Now Jersey Cavalry.
A. our Government has notified the
Con'cdoratcs thotwc hold the rebel G on.
Fhabugb Lee and Captain Windcr at
Fortress Monroe, subject to the same
death that shall be visited upon Capls.
Sawyer and Flynn, ii is to be hoped the
Ilvcs Of the two Federal officers can be
saved.
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ing to give the traitors m opportunity Of
asccrtainng the intentions Of the Admins
isiraiion,
During the remarks on the bill for the
increase Of puy for private soldiers, &c.
V. said "G should be glad TO discuss and
DENOUNCE this INDUSTRIOUS pro-
position os II deserves, but want Of time
will not permit" And as the yeas ond
nays were not called on the final passage
Of the bill, it is reasonable to presume
that he voted against it,
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Silas Es. EiudsIcy,

A licensed Auctioncor, is now
ready IN tend toal bu,nc', In his iino thot may be
initnSted TO hisoate IN Seneca and adjoiningconu'
tee.
tg-Residcnce, 2 miles north Of ridn, on lhe
Fremont rl,nk Road. Al orders loft with H. A.
Bustifk \ TO wtll be promptly attended 10
Jidin, Jan 80, 1868. GIN
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RYE MnlSKEY. II Years Old,

Brandy, Otard II Dupuy's pure
juice Port Wine Tor Saeramental use,
Sweet Wine, Catawba and Native Wine,
Jamaica Ram.
We deal in strictly FIRST class Wines
sc, Goods selected expressly for Me.
diclnal use.
DUROIS & co.
No more Rheumatism after using watsops.
NcumlSiS king.
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w. P. a IA. Nnhlr.

Attorneys & Counsctlors ut Law.
nnlce IN Singers New Block, opposite the rcn''
House, nov95
W. 4, Noble, Harrison Noble.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-14

II. II. kINGSI cY, Cleveland.
For sale hy nunos \ CO., n. u. Snyder THIN;
", Nan, toWelli M, y, Yates, Green Springs; Mm
Rrnirecr, Auca, H. HOLMAN & Co., MoCulrheaville;
an BY medieine dealers throughout the state.
II u. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
neS w AFout Tor Ohio
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George y. SaIzrnan, ,

Surgeon Dcntist.--Rooms in
shnwhans Block, over the Bank Of Tinin,
Iifin, Ohio
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GEsAEEENBEEeG
taM hlnlh-N nMls naNlMhI, G

" E@tSB e. v WI y hthCtBNE 81
Are prepared under the immediate supctN ision Of
sbilllu lhysicon, and they may be relied uron Ia ~
eases
The intelligence tho community Is not insulted b,
the ot af single medicine witch clsms 10 cure al
DISEASES, hut the Gtstcnb,g Remedies consists Of
eleven tcrcut mrdicincs, all uneQuned IN tho cure
oithe diseases Tor which thcy are recommended,
among which may be selected one appropriate to nny
oithe disease incident to this country and ndclimae
tV"Tn T. GREFENDERG VEGETABLE PILLS
hrc better Than amy other Kind os PMS In the worlJ
Price " cents,
tg'GREFENBERG UTERINE CATHoLICoN
san iniallibe remedy ior all Female discasei--prce
$3.50.
tg-rmG UTERINE cAruoLICoN will also
cur" Grtvel diseases of the kdncysiuriuaty ddcul.
tics IN males
ty-TnE GR.EFENBERG i,b,
Tar the most powerful aud clicacious compound In use
Price 81,
.tv~rnG GRErENnERG pysENTERy sYR
IUP il n ccrlnr aud quick rimcdy ror all disease, OF
he bowch-Puco 50 cents.
ey"rllE GR EFENRERG FILE REMEDY nov
etnih TO permanently relieve this dstressng disease
Price 81.
tg'rnE GRErCNnERG CulLnREV's FAN.
AcEA sen invaluable componnd in all diseases Incl.
len, to children.
tT"rnE GREFENGERG FEVER AND AGuE
REMEDY ,so sovereign specific for this particular
d'scusc--rrcc 80 cents.
tP~ruE GREFENnGRG GREEN MOUNTAIN
Wv WIN 'Ao'ia Uu oNtf saves IN lis curative Of.
cts-lrice 25 cents,
tT'TUE GREFlNDERG CONSUMPTIYE's
hAiM affords the most n.oni sing rcer In M pumo.
nary cOmrlarts-rrcc So o hottie. tV"An eminent
rh,scnn oi New NoTh, states that he has known the
Gimtcuhtta Corsumnuve'. Nalm nsrd with great sue,
cess IN htor'y, uufown cSP"dcnce suhstanuateS
AtNtrmcut),
tU'rUE GREFENHERG HEALTH DIrrERs
urc the mosip'cPsunt and delightful pnio ever pfspat.
Od-rtirc cArCuts.
tE~rllE GR.EFENnERG EVE LOrtON Is mn.
paTtlcl'cd IN nh inflammation or discascsor the eve
-rTivO IS ovnts.
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a. ". Isycrs

Attorney ut Law, Notary Public
and lnsnt,nce Agent. Ohcs in CsonisrS noot store.
Pensions ptocursd f1f Wounded ~ M Riird soidict,
md tho si0u RouoN provided iorby Act n Corrreu.
Thecolccton or all kinds otslaims promptly attend.
cd to. lnhg CO
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d, y, Steiner.
william GALLUP,

Clock and Watch Makor.-All
kinds of watches kept constantly ON hand.
Store in Iomh's Block
TINA, Sept i1th, tesi-y
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HOME TESTIMONY.

Nj. II u ESCstF y--nearSiri Wcteelit luty We
owe 10 the ruhlir, tn state tnat Natshls Cathocon
Is o medicine invaluable tor rcomplyints cassed under
the head Of Female Diseases We have used yont
Grrieuherg Medicine and have ,en greatly benefited
thereby, 80 much so, that were the wicc double we
nld have them, To the thousand Of our sex who
are suffering from Ncnkttsscs, We would recommend
tho CHthclicon sure panacca II ryes sirerrh to
the system and enables each o tho organs of the body
to perform their appropriate functions
Mrs w CARTER,
Mrs A. T.. WEEKS
MiwO. AWuRMsrEIT.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-14

Tuis is at once the cheapest
most effective, compact and dura
bic MILL now offered to the pub.
lie.
II is q hand working MILL and
will readily grind from C to 8 bush.
els Of Apples, or 10 to ~ bushels
OF Grapes, Currants or other like
fruits per hour. Convenient for
making Jellios, Jams, &c, and
should be in every family.
Price, only, $50 90
Call and see them at
SMITH, BARNES & Co.,
No, Hodges New Block.
Tim, May 50, lsoa. 3i-lm
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John nTcCauIcy,

Attorney at Law, : : : Tiilln, o
OFFICE. I'd Flou, Tombs Block.
March 10, lsGa. 27--tf
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u. IA. lIOrdi.

Attorney at Law, Tiilin, Ohio
O1lce IN Shawhan'. New BLOCK, over shriycrs stor'
fsbIu.tf
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&. la. watson,

Attorney at Law.-Will attend
promptly 10 III ni'orlsgal business, Once In Com
mcfcinl Row, Tithn, Ohio. no,S
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10 you wish to be blessed with and admired Ter
rKANlN Nuir8 andSoUNp TEETH tse nf MNi
a, NORn'S tNRlNALLEp TOurH POWDER,
warranted ftec from acid, alkah, OF any luxurious
Substance, Price 2A cents per box,
81 beWaTe otthe ordluNr, gte9p Tooth Powders,
which Whien but DESTROY,
DO you wish to he srr.ain that your breath is pute
sweet and agreeable 10 husband or wife, tower or
furnds l,c M. ilURu@ CELGDRATEn
MOT III WASH, rt'ce 81, cents pet bottle
This asltngeut wash is also the bcd remedy in the
wNlld for CANKrW, Ran hrENut. ItERuISa GUMs,
soKg MoUru etc, u has cured huuatcds.
De Noa vom chdren snilet tom rOOTlACuEl ,
Get nR, uURn'S MAGIC TOOruACuE UROPs
fTice, ~ cent, per bottle,
Are YOU afflicted with NEURALGIA Get DR.
HlRnS NEURALGIA PhASTERS, The most
ehrliNe and delightful remedy Known,
they DO not adhere roG BLISTER hpt soothe aud
cents, Mailed Ga Teceip, OF pT,ee
\ ls'attse on the best means Of nteseryiug the
Teeth, aaitod on receipt ot the price, 10 ceus t u
,suohle little work sp1 should be In the pOAsessiOn
of cNcW persen,
For sale atNl the best stores throughout The soun
tTN
CAvuoN,--As therr are dealers who take sdvan
Ngr ot cur advertisements 10 impose upon theucus
tomsts interior preparations, u Is necessary TO IN
- uUon having What YOU call ioF, apd yeu sin 0Er
thg hg>r, ihNtvughh tested, and prepared by eN.
prtiepced Leutist Treasurer ct the New York State
hentlsis Asseciaiion, and Nice President OF the
New Nuk City pentai society,
AdJtrN ", n, hlRn 4 CO.,
Tribune Holdings, New York,
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BP Y AIMS
PULMONIC WATERS.

The most certain md speedy remedy ever
discovered Tor all diseases Of the
Chest aud Lungs, Coughs, Colds, ASth-
ma, COnsumptiOn, Bronchitis, In-
hucnza, IIonrscncss. Difficult
Breathing, Sore Throat,
&c., sc.
These Waters give tho most instantaneous and pet
feet relief aud when pcTscveTed with according 10 di.
teotions, neverlul 10 effect rapid and lasting cure
Thousands have been restored to perfect health, who
have tried other means In vain. To all classes and
all constitutions they blessing and cure--none
need despair, no matter how long the disease may
have existed, however severe II may be, provided
the organc structure Of the vital organs IL not hone
lcssy decnyed Every one afflicted should give them
an Impartial ral
TO Nocalists and Public Speakers,
these Waters are particularly valuable. They within
oNE nay remove the most severe occasional hoarse
nessi and theiTrrsuiat for few days will AZ n
times, increase the mower and neXbity oftho voice.
neNQy improving its tone, compass md ceaTness for
whirh ruTpcsethey are regularly used by many pro-
fessiona yocRliNs.
ION MOSES, Sole Proprietor, o. cornlandt Hr
New YORK,
Ptice, ,ca cents pethoN,
Nocalists and Public speakers
Vocal aud ruklc Speakers
Nocelists aAd rubhe Speakers
win find nTysn's Waters
Millhnd Bryan's Waters
WIN aad DEysns Wafer,
lnvauahle TO remove
lnvnushlr to remove
lnvBluabls To- remove
HosUenco and Sore Throat,
lloaueness and Sore Throat,
lloar,eness aud Sore Throat,
And give clearue" tothe voice.
And give clcsrnoss to the voice,
Aud give elearness To the voice,
They tclievein in ten minutes.
They relieve In ten minutes,
They relieve Ia ten uinutes
Coughs, Colds, and andlsssses
Coughs, Colds, and all disease,
Coughs, Code, aud all diseases
Ofthe Chestanl Lungs
Ofthe ChestNnd Lungs.
orIhs Chest and Lungs.
Sold by all nmssi,s
SoldbN all nmggiss
Sold by all pUgg,,ts
Al e5 cents box
Al e5 eeuts box.
Al 25 cents a bon
'epjisiy
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These Filters are p,ituP in quart
bottles, Of lVhioh the abovs is q fac
simils. Che label is finely en-
gravsi, and is provided ,Oith a
safe guard from oo'Erte'Jsiters.
Prios 81 per bottle, or sir for SIS.
@. w. Potaol', Proprietor, No, 6
East Fourth Street, einsinnati, to
whon all orders should be ad-
dressed.
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An lnrarssiYE 6cENE AT The great
Union ting hsld ID CAicAgo on Thurs
day evening. most thrilling aud inn
psessIvs aeens occurred. The Ron VIM
kellogg, u Peoria, WIS addressing The
vast efewd with bis ACCUSTOMED eIo-
qaeuce, % behail Of supporting the Gov
srnmeni s9d tue laws saddenly pau
aine, heexclaimoa:
"Wonld that could III Is Heaven
tho hapds Of those thousands which /
soc before me. end haF1 al oath Etais-
tered there that hevA ! nErkk while i
rebel l'vs', Of foes Of tfessonable soil
is to be found, shall this war ceeze; and
thar il shah be proaecuted with al the
slsof and with III The terrible means 1t
our dispaeal, until the entire Union shall
be restored
4 jniinisler II administer ill.,
shouIod scores Of voices. Administer
ilF'--swolled upon tie Sir. a. thoussnda
tspl W tae cry rh6u hft up your
hapds, said 3adge kellogg. and, bend
Ing apwp, DO ran Bis e3c over the vast
crowd can eee 20 copperheads ha
shouted; these uflistsa hands arc those
OF loyal ffeelllen patriots all' And
amidsl the meet Impressive silencs he.
Administered he oath, the aubslshcs Of
which IL given above. and thousands 81
scicas uaHsie1 IA enc MIGHTY reHrane
W. aqtQr ar
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Departed this lie a his residence near
ibia oIlF. ~ op. NJ, On yesterday. He
WAS born la Logan county, Keusucky,
Nov. ]. 1898. He leaves widow, and
iwo children By former marriage He
viii be Inferred at sbe family burial
ground ihia (sabbaih) morning. st 10
o'clock The friends Of ire family are
respectfully invited 70 attend TIE funeral
At thsfrsidenoe of tho deceased. Prayer
81 the grave, BY nsv. P. s. Fail, Pastor Of
the Christian Church.
iunslf
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MAnRIAcE L1cnusEs. The Clerk Of
Davidson county has Issued tho follow
ing mariage licenses, for the week end
Ing Saturday, June IL:
james Campbell, U. s. A, and Mary
kagsland;
oharles J. Young, T. S. A., and Sarah
Ann Wall;
Robert Watkins and Mary Elizabeth
Collins;
5osrph hcDonpush and Catherine
Gibbons
Peter Reilly and Mary King;
Joseph 3. Glitt and Margaret Jane
Cameron;
Jnp. Marshall Sheldon free man Of
color and deorgiana A. Bass, FREQ wo-
man Of color.
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A. q a. llAmsenaa q Co., corner u
Malke, s,rest and sho Puhlio squslo,
have pa hand nv aareb y o'oios Dnsi
fnR ArgLEs and fzhosan. which lhey
hn enoFiae A. ~ lowest market prices.
Can an 1 make your purchases.
april 20~iis
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A speeinsn pf .'Rrce sperch ),
seme d ous readers aonblleaa DO not
-Ase ths Chicago 1|mes Fer their benefit
We copy y apselmen Of lhe Zee spsechs
which Il dlaasnlpases through sousbern
Illinois, Indians and Kennedy, ard
which Gen, burnside Thought shoula 81
sapbresspd isis frpm 40 editorial IL 4
recent pnmbcr
SO long as the pteseui political bDiiclea
Of tse war are persisted in-sa LONG a.
the war Is Continued as the war a. 90.
li6cal party every dollar expended n
Il Ia ~aelod. and worse than watird
AND EVERY LIFE LOST IN IT IS AN
Ab0NiNAB e SACRIFICE AND a
MuRet.i, indeed, bp tnuse upon whom
the responsibility fstts Of the prevailing
policies. This man WHO docs n0l MAsh
his herds ~ III participation ia eu b 4
war sHAHll5 THE GUILT OF THOSE
By tl08II ~ PROSECu TED Sup.
ppf' pi this Ntf and hostility 10 il show
tbs aiQldlAe 3no bei3esn The enemies
and rIends of iae Union, HE WhO
SUPPORTS THE WAR Is AGAINST
THE UNION because tho wat Ia the
most terrible engine for The destruction
Of the union which Belzebnb hiuself
could have In4oniad
The prolasbd Democrat therefore.
who tae biz aensls about A.m. snd IL
deiibsra'ely Cor the war, Is not 8 Demo
crat 20 fact but an Ab0lllionisl OF NE
most radical rlnIonf AMI .I-al....tI..
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zAEIsY0WsKI TROuPn.


The pxperae attendant apon the Cd.
gagemsnt q laia ssea, Troupe although
very large, TIC ADMISSION wiL1 NJ A
HKRH1oroRr.
nre.s Circle and parqnsste, 50 cts.
~&tAefft rs a
HoRxTaAcaARoE FOR RESERVED SEATS
Box Office open from . A. NJ. 10 3 r.
hs where seats can Be secured.
s. B. DUFRELD, Manager.
iure14-3l
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Persons wishing Dine pen can and !
good variety 81 the Gold Pen Depot 20
Cherry street two doors south 81 Cedar
iel0-tf.
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Marshal's Sale
OF a STOCK or GOODS

The DATED States tl tetlaiIl6a ~ 0dnas o|air,ed
W one y aifWAsl nov "a aA|i District.
libel 81 fnioIAt son No Il aled hf the e 8 D.ailis
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haltor Of 1ls Nashpills Unicns
DEAN sEm Please Inform o. through
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Papera Many Of rs have families To
support and cannot afford 70 pay such
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