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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-10-19
Facts for the People.

On the 9Th of August, 1861, Con-
grcss passed an act to provide in
creased revenue from imposts to pay
interest on the public debt, and for
other purposes. BY this act direct
tar was levied of twenty millions an
nually upon the United States
Ohio's portion was ono million five
hundred and scventy-six thousand
and eighty nine dollars.
The thirteenth section levied this
tax upon Ian | and lots of ground
with their improvements and dwell
ling houses, to be enumerated and val
ucd by U. S. Assessors at their value,
April LIST, 1862.
Tho fifty-third section permits any
State to assume the payment of this
tax, and collect it by her own officers,
,and allows on this assumption 10 per
cent. to the State.
The State assumed the payment OF
this tax, saved the per cent, and col.
ected through her own officers, and
levied a tax of one and three fourth
mills upon the whole property of tho
State; ordered the money due for tho
U. s., for war advances by the State
to be applied for so much asked a
repeal of the law as unequal the law
was suspended after the first year, ant
finally repealed.
The above tax for one year of it,
operation is paid.
The war loan of 1861, of one mil.
lion two hundred and twelve thous.
and one hundred and thirty-four dol
lars and forty-fvc cents, whicl
is calculated in the first estimate anc
added to the State debt, was trans
ferred by the sinking fund Commits
sionors to the military fund, and dis
bursed, for war purposes, for which
the State is from time to time being
refunded by the U, 5. The rebellion
ended, the various State taxes for re
lief of families, State arsenals, advan
ces for general Government, &C., ar,
no longer necessary. Refunding by
the general government going on, thu
Sinking Fund can be restored to on,
and four -tenths mills, raising q mil.
lion aud a half, and taxes be made
less than before the rcbellion.-Ddy
ton Journal
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A Sheriff and his Aid Killed.

The Boliver, (NlissourD, Sentinel
of the 9th inst, says:
The Grand Jury of the County OF
Cedar, having found an indictment for
mn, Ter against two men, named Stow
and Earnesi, a c:nias was placed in
the hands of Captain Joha faynter
Sheriff Of the county, to Arrest tEem
The Sheriff having summoned six mel!
to assist him in making the arrest,
proceeded about twelve miles from
Stockton, on the Osceola road, where
they came to the house in which
STOW was. The Sheriff and two
of his assistants entered the house,
and found Stow in bed he then went
to the foot Of the bed, and laying his
hands on Stow, said:
~ am the Sheriff of Cedar county
you are my prisoner. j"
At that instant Stow fired, the bal
entering Captain Paynter's heart, xii
ling him instantly. Lieut.. Harvel
one of the men summoned TO assis
Payntcr, was standing ut his back
when Stow ired second time, Kill
ling Haryel. Mr. Noble, another Of
the aids who was in the room at the
time, fred 3 times at Stow, but with.
out effect. A-t4
A party of men supposed to be
friends of Stow, were seen approach
ing the house, which had been guar
ded outside by the remainder of tho
aids; but owing to the excitement oc
casioncd by the killing Of the Sheriff
and Harvel, Stow made his escape
in about one hour afterward, th'
house containing some two or thre'
doorways.
Captain Paynter, was an active bust
ness man, and was much esteemed b,
his fellow citizens. He formerly be
longed to the 9th Mo. Cavalry Vol
unteers.
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FROM MEXICO.
The Liberal Side.

New York, October 10. e. The
Herald's City Of Mesico correspon
dent, of the Both says the Imperialists
we're rejoicing over the removal cfpres-
ident Juares and his Government from
chihuahua to Ell Paso, and had also
the absurd story which had been
circulated in this country, TO the effect
that Juarcz had deserted his coun-
try and gone to Santa Fe, in the Uni
ted States Territory of New Mexico.
Maximilian's adherents, however
were forced to acknowledge that the
Republican Government is in much
better position to sustain itself at FL
Paso than chihuahua, that there
would be much dfhculty,,in dislodging
it from the former place, and that
Juarez has there an immence tract Of
country and great resources at his
disposal.
Several recent small victories over
the Republicans are claimed by the
Imperialists, but still guerrillas swarm
on all the highways running out of
the capital. Order seems no nearer
being established in the country than
when Louis Napoleon nd..Maximilian
commenced their work of regenera-
ton.
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General News.


pas- Mobile papers give full partic'
ulars of the extensive destruction OF
cotton in that city on the night Of the
9th aud the morning Of the 9th, by
which the Planters aud Magec and
Smith warehouses were destroyed,
with $500 bales, which was princi-
pally insured in Northern Com
panics. The fire companies had hard
ly returned from the first when a sc.
coud alarm was rung, and from the
manner in which the fires commenced
there is no doubt of their being the
work of an inccndiary. Several sus-
pectcd parties have been arrested.
Boy A man who gave his name as
Robbins Sumner, brother Of Gene
raj Sumner. appeared at the White
House on the llth, aud demanded en-
trance to the President. On being
denied he drew pistol and, would
have fred had his arm not been seized
from behind. He stated that he had
just come from Alexandria.
g9~ Northumberland Grant, has
returned to Washington. 1t is un-
derstood, says a correspondent, that
he is now prepared to carry out the
plan, already agreed upon, for the re-
duetion of the army to a standard re.
quired only by the ordinary condition
of the country in times oftranquility
at home aud peace abroad.
reD- The General Assembly Of Yer
mont convened at Montpelier on the
18th. The House was promptly or
ganizcd by the election of the Hon.
G. w. Stewart, of Middlebury, as
Speaker, aud j. II. Flagg, Esq, of
Wilmington, as Clerk. Governor
Smith delivereda valedictory message
in the afternoon.
pa- Preparations are now making
for the great Southern Mail lettings.
The Department is ready and willing
to revive all the former accommoda-
tions, but there is difficulty in finding
suitable men who have not been en-
gagged in rebellion. and who can take
the prescribed oath.
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Reduction of the Public Debt.
THE SUN OF 2,742,OOO, rAID OFF IN
sEPTEMBER.

The official report of the Secretary
of the Treasury, announces the graf
flying fact of great reduction of the
National debt in September.
The Treasury Department not only
met all the current expenses Of the
Government in September, but paid
off sl2,742, 900 ofihe principle of the
public debt,
There has also been Withdrawn and
cancelled during the month S6,0l2,000
of legal tender notes, and the interest
on the debt has been reduced $500, 600.
The total debt on the 3Oth ult.
was s2.Tll, ,9I9,726 IL
Interest, Sl37 ,529,2l6 %
The amount of legal
notes in circulation is s61S, 1876, ,9l0.
The Treasury held
in coin, S32, ,1lO,ISS l3.
Currency, s56, 6,236,4Il IL.
This whole exhibit is unexpectedly
favorable, and twill exercise healthy
influence on the finances of the coun-
try.
simultaneously with this cheering
statement the Secretary offers fifty
of $50 bonds at l03, in ex.
change for certificates Of indebted
ness maturing before January LIST, and
compound interest bearing notes
and one and two year Treasury notes.
The public will hail this announce
mcut with much dclight.-Ddyton
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Chance Sale.


pukSuaNT to tne command ofa de-
~ cretaI ordcr OF sale from the Circuit
N"u,, 0. the united states for the North
me-" ncndiwn n,s,',St ~ u.NS; E ~ a cause sSnse ,hSren
nlninnri nnJ ,hn C,",s,, 'iTu''T Wv. 70 Sv"'
Rail R.nJ com",,, @ w'",v" ",I ,. ,,,.e hAs"1ro" n
IcnJ,n,s .J,ali ~ WV w." o.',I''' a'u pe,
nuciinn ,a H." .;,'ha., "s' ~ I,, s".' ~ pun.
loss ,Lnn ,wo ,hnnsanJ I,i,a. ~ ' uo' ,L'
sou,bw"s, dnor ,%cs"In oc ,L" aVr,S nms ~ l un
inc i, ,hc ,,i,v oc Ci".,iooL G yIu p,a
,r;ci ON ' wy " O''''''"'' !" 'a'u us
-, y" "a, 49,.
SATURDAY. inc 2oth DAY OF OCTOBER, 90,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the Railrond of said
Clinton Line Extension Railroad Com.
pany, extending from the city Of TifIin,
Seneca county, Ohio, to Hudson, in the
County OF summit, Ohio, including the
right OF way therefore, the road bed there
oi, the supcrstructures Of III sorts there
on, It's water aud other station houses
and shops, aud the lands and grounds
connected Herewith, aud held by it for
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Public Lands
SCRIP EUK S.TLE !

Columns, o., Oct. 4, 1865.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
provisions Of on Act of the General As
sembly of the State OF Ohio passed April
10, 1865, the Undersigned State Officers
will receive proposals for the purchase OF
the Land Scrip received from the United
States, for the establishment Of al Agri.
cultural College or Colleges In the State
OF Ohio.
THE SCRIP CAN BE LOCATED ON ANY
VACANT UNITED STATES LANDS, SUBJECT
TO ENTRY AT PRIVATE SALE. AT 81 25
PER ACRE. Mineral Lands excluded.
No proposition will be received for less
than one hundred and sixty acres.
ff more convenient, proposals may be
made to the Auditor and Treasurer of any
county, who will transmit the same to
the undersigned.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
w. HOOPER,
Treasurer OF State.
w. HENRY SMITH,
Secretars of State.
Oct. 8, '65. 6i-6Od.
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THE TA.'FIN MARKET.

coRRrcTED wrrKLy ny S BSSEATH.
TIFFrS, Oct. Is, 1865.
FLOUR-SS 90 a 8 so
WHEAT--Firm ut 81 25 to 81 60
CORN-Firm at SOC FOR shclled from
teams.
OATS--Firm at csc from teams.
WOOI,-Selling at 55c. to 65,
SEED--Clover $l2 90. Timothy 50 80
FLAX SEED-Sl 10 per pushed.
RYE-75c, per bushcl.
CANDLES-Stcarine soc tallow 20@25C
SOAP-German ~. common &c.
TALLOW-6 as, Grease @9c.
POTATOES-40c@6O.
PORK--Per Dbl, 1872 90.
WHISKY--Common per gallon 50 6C
RYE SO 90.
HAMS-lS@20c.
HIDES--Grecn &c dry 10c.
CALF SKlNS-I2c,Kip skins SC
SHEEP PELTS Fresh 25c@$I SO
BEESWAX-30c per pound.
BUrrER--20c per pound.
EGGS-l6c per dozen.
LARD-Kcgs, lsc.
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BAY The new grain elevator at st
Louis will be opened on Monday next
being now complete. The whole cos,
of the building and ground will be
Five Hundred Thousand aeIi-'s'-
One Hundred aud Fifty Thousand
Bushels of Grain for it is already on
its way down from the Upper Missis-
sippi River.
pD- Information is received in De-
troit from Canada that renders it GER
tain that Bennett G. Burley, the reb-
el raider, who recently escaped from
the Clinton County,-Ohio-jail, has
made his way safely from this country
aud is therefore out of danger of re-
capture.
sT- A package containing one
thousand dollars was snatched from
the counter Of the Sub-Treasury at
St. Louis on Monday. The rObber
escaped.
pG- Governor Andrew, has ap.
pointed Thursday, the Both day OF
November, as the annual day OF
Thanksgiving and Prayer for Massa'
chusetts.
nA- A large number Of merchants
have taken preliminary measures for
the establishment of merchants ex'
change in Washington.
pea- Mai. Gen. Thomas, to whom
was referred the case Of Gen. Palmer
for investigation, arrived in Washing
ton yesterday. cH
pea- A South Carolina delegation,
headed by Alfred Huger, has reached
Washington to urge the release oi
JEFF. Davis.
pA- A destructive FIRE at Bay City
Michigan, on Sunday, destroyed
two blocks in tho business center o.
the town.
peA. The Tribune is true friena o
the soldiers, and will defend then
against the vile ISLANDERS and attacks
of Cops, Subscribe for it, soldiers.
seA- The Arkansas river is fallin,
daily, and navigation will soon becom,
difficult for large boats.
pea- The census returns from 4.
counties in Illinois give population
of 96l ,5S3, against 74O, ,493 in 1860
1
No. Two vessels are fitting up a
the Washington yard to escor
the ram stonewall from Havana.
s0- The Internal Revenue receipt
ION the 18th amounted to sss2,f74 81
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NEWS ITEMS.

naN- 1t is estimated ;hat at least
one hundred thousand emigrants will
20 South from the Northern States
this year.
Rey~ Mexican news came last night
from Imperial sources, aud the Liber-
cause is said to be hopeless. Juarcz,
it is asserted, has but few thousand
scattered followers.
neH- The Union party, in the late
charter election in Ncwcrk, Now
Jersey, made gain of two thousand
four hundred over last fall, when the
Democratic majority in the State, for
Mcclellan, was 1000.
pen. There are some conflicting re-
poats by telegraph as to the where
abouts of Juarez. If that wander
ing Mexican reads American papers
he must be puzzled to know where he
is himself.
Bay Miss Harriet Lane, niece OF
cx- President Buchanan, will be mar
ried shortly to Henry +. johnson, q
wealthy banker of Baltimore. John.
son was one of the political martyrs
of Fort Warren, in the early part oI
the war, for running the blockade al
Richmond. .,.
pm- Additional returns in Penn
sylvania show considerable Unior
gain. 1t is estimated that Genera
Hartranft's majority will rea Ii $4,000
There will be a Union majority O
thirty-two in the House, and seven il
the Senate.
SOME six hundred delegates arc il
attendance at the National Feniar
Convention at Philadelphia, and more
are constantly arriving. The delibcr'
ations arc made with closed doors
and as a result the quality of the ru-
mors afoat concerning them is highly
sensational.
THE advicos by the last steamer
to the State department, concerning
the cholera, contain no news of it,
advance. At Palma, in a population
of fifteen thousand, the mortality i,
at the extraordinary rate of one hun
dred and fifty per day. Hundreds o
bonfres are kept burning at Mar
seillcs, to disinfcct the atmosphere.
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From Newark N. j.

NEWARK, n. j., Oct.-Thc charter
election yesterday gave the whole
Union city ticket over one thousand
three hundred majority-a Union gain
of two thousand four hundred. The
|, Unionists gain four Aldermen. Eve.
ry department Of the city govern.
mcut is Union for the FIRST timc in {
wears.
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Marriage Notices,

Cannot be inserted in the TRIBUNE
without being paid for. ONE DOLLAR
must accompany the nctice, otherwise
they cannot be inserted. Free printing
in this establishment, is entirely abolished.
Parties getting married should make Q
note Of the above, and hand the amount TO
sbe Minister, who generally hand in the
marriage notices.
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Thomas Kaup.

Thomas Kaup.
The gallant soldier boy, we are to state,
hicks about 60 votes OF being elected Re.
corder of Seneca County. The leaders
of the Patent Democracy, laborcd hard
to accomplish his defeat, and they have
done il. Theie hypocrilical professions
OF friendship for the soldiers, is just abou,
as reliable as old Satin when asking par.
don FOR SHINING against the Almighty
Shame ON the man, that electioneered
against this soldier, who went forth when
his country called his services to defend
1t against traitors. Shame Shame -
Will MARTIN resign Z
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Blow, ye Sinners, Blow /!

The man with the big trumpet" or
who is better known by the name oi
MART. WAGNER, MS determined to dis
tance tho swiftest nag on the course. He
says he has the fastest horse (his name
is Cox) in Seneca County, and il there is
any one doubts his varacity. all they have
TO do is, call in ut his Clothing Store, and
examine his splendid stock of Fall Goods.
That's all.
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sS- The boilers of the rolling mill
at Sharon, Pa, blew up on Thursday
morning. One man and two boys
were seriously injured and FIVE Others
injured. The loss Of proper
~ is estimated at $4,000.
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Gprncnial.

All Marriage Notices are charged 81 90 pcs,h.
published Free. Obituary notices cents per line.
Married, at the res idcnce of the brides
father, October 18Th, 1865, by the Rev.
VIM. w. Cricy, Mr.. JONAS A. kAuLL
aud Miss JULIA A. SHUMAKER, both of
Seneca county, Ohio.
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Total,

p4- By a proclamation of the
President, martial law is abolished in
Kentucky. 1t was established by
proclamation in July, 1864.
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National Hall.

National Hall,
ARLINGTON, KELLY g. LEoS's Minis
rRrLs, Of Chicago. will perform in Ma
,ional Hall, on Saturday evening, Octo'
Der 2lst. Those who ore troubled with
the " blues and wish to enjoy hearty
laugh, should 60 and hear them. They
are, without doubt the best Musical Com
paay In the western country.
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A good Law

Agoea Law.
Among the wholesome laws passed by
the Legislature, is the act to prohibit the
sale of Intoxicating liquors on the day Of
election. Since that law was enacted,in
all towns even those heretofore bolster
.ous especially on that day, have since
been QUE, aud orderly, even more so than
ON any other day Of the week.
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Obituary.

Died, ia Tiffin, on the Sth inst, of Ty-
phod Fever, Mrs. MARGARET s., wife Of
Mr.. Reuben d. Beihur,z, aged - years,
9 months and days.
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Stricken Bros 4 Co.

BtTicker Bros Vv'
By reference to their advertisement are
fully up to the times and even with the
foremost. Their stock is ample to sup
ply all demands--,heir goods are of the
very best quality and latest styles which
cannot fail to please the most fnstidious
S,ep in and satisfy your curiosity.
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Presbyterial.
The Presbyterian Church in this city,
having undergone thorough repairs, will
be open for services on Sabbath 2ad inst.
SEArs FREE,
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Marriage Certificates,
Just printed and for sale at the Tri'
bune office. Call and see theri'
Not;ce IN Business Men.

In order TO meet the Mails in this coun-
ty. we are compelled to put our paper to
press on WEDNESDAY MORNING. Busi-
ness men and others will please hand in
their favors on Tuesday mornings.
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Dress Making.

Dress Making.
We invite attention to the advertise
men, Of Mrs. NJ. WIsLER in 10 days pa.
per.
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Wood Wanted.

WOOD w anUeu'
Good Wood will be received at this
Office on subscription. If any of our
subscribers desire to pay their sub
scription in Wood, they will please
bring it in Immediately.
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Wanted, Agents.
For sale,

/ desire to sell fraction over one
half, ofthe property known as the For
Seneca Mills. Consisting Of one Girls
Mill, one Saw Mil, twenty acres Of land
and two fine dwelling houses. Is located
six miles north of Tiffin, ON the Sandus.
ky river. TERMS:-=Private. Any one
desiring to purchase, eau address the sub.
scriber for further particulars. Y
u aNS WA. H:sNfGHOLS,l
tIs .l. iaol y. Fort Seneca, Ohie, =.
septeni1er7r 47-2mot !,
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LOCAL & MTSCSLLANE0U US.
THURSDAY, October 1s, 1885.

TnE TRrBUSE.-Sihglc COPIES ofthe
Tribune for sale with or withoat wrap
pers. Price 5 cents.
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Vote OF Iv5th VI FsIs
Below we give the vote Of the le5th,
east for the State and County Ticket, re-
ceiyed by the Chairman of the Union
Central Committee, Of Seneca County.
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We have adopted the following mode OF
ID 4 - t I. 1 - II t f. N.
by sale of 76,oOD article, ofsalus.
OUR NEW MODE | |


The article OF goods are numbered from I up
I5OOOl H,bLO bonsisting OF Pianos, Melo,eOns,
Oold and silver Wat hes, sewing Machines. Tea
Table Sets, solid silver tea and table Spoons an
Forks, etc, etc and The other ~ 500 aniclesoy
able JewelfY. Work and Toilet Gases, Phoiosrap
Albums, Openfaee sil' ~ Watches. and fancp ri
eles IN great variety, ;j,OOO na,ice numbeTS ',
~ 75,MO areprinled and put into sealed nyelopei
and well mixed and one Of these Is takenii
sent Il the porson sending as M cents TO cover
Pense Of postage, spondenee etc and the article
OF goods responding with the number on the no.
tice Will be sent to the holder Of the Immediately
(fhe desires TO purchase the auice) the receipt
ofTwo DOLLARS. For instance; " the number on the
notice should be 500 and piano or diamond set OF
gold watch hsould be numbered 50U, II will be sent
TO you for 81, and on for every article our list
OF IS 900 aHcl-s,
After receiving the Article. II it doer not
please you, you oaB return it and your mon
ey shall be refunded.
10 cents must he sent to pay eNpensa OF stage,
COrrsp spondenee ETC., on one nOtice.
Remember that whatever article cures ponds with
the numbeTo your notice You can have IL Jy paySg
TWO Dollars for IL. whether II be worth 100 or $40
nd II IL for interest to neal fairly aud send out
6ne articles, Us II gives confidence TO the pnLhe,
and thereby increase our sales,
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h Ca

Aud look at h,ir clean new stock OF
Dress Goods. Here you will always fnd
something new and desira BILE. Every.
body goes to Souder g. Carpente err g to 20
a BALMORAL, because they are selling
them SO much under price.
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The Subscribers,

The Subscribers,
Are now receiving large stoc!, OF
Drugs,
Patent Medicines,
Paints und Oils,
Dye Sluffs.
Vnrnishes,
Pure Liquors for Medicine,
Brushes in great variety,
Perfumery,
Hair Oils,
Trusses,
Shoulder Braces,
Fancy Soap,
Photographic Albums,
Picture Frames,
ragguarean Stock, &c
All of which will be sold upon the
most favorable terms.
st JOHN & co.
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Subscribe for the Tribnne.
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ono of our GOLD or SILVER walch.
os, or Silver Tea Setts for$2,
as below sta ted

One ofour Tea seits or one piece tr our Gold ,
ely.
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TRY OUR NEW MODE ! |!

Upon receipt of25 cts, which pays for eoue'pon.
dencs ,Postagsi ete.'we send one ho"cr'
Upon rs,sipt Of /, which psys for eorcspond
postags etc ., We send ak noiieS. tUNn
Upon rscsip, Of SIS, which pays for cores
postage, etc.. we will send ~ notices, and a fine
present valued at not lsss than sis, sample OF opI
goods,
Upon receipt Of Sls which pays for
postAse etc We will send 100 notices, and sULiD
SILVER WATCH bY return mail.
AGENTS WANTED. ssnd for our oireular
Agents allowed lurge cash commission,
by which they can make $40 weeklp.
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and everything IN the furnishing line to
fit gentleman out in style.
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When YOU want nice Alspsca, Black
Plain, or BrocaJe in colors, Plain Dro-
code or Stripe, 60 to