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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
Partition Notice.

Michael Noel, Philip Noel, Peter Noel,
Susan Slrausbaugh, Samuel Myers Cath
crime Myers, Ills wife, Joseph Neikirk and
Barbara Ncikirk, his wife, Oliver Collins aud
Sarah Collins, his wife, George Ensley and
| Lydia Euslcy, his wife, Philip Noel, Solo.
mon Noel, Perry Noel, Sias Noel, Samuel
| Noel, John Noikirk and Sarah L. Neikirk,
his wife, John Long aud Susan Long, his
wife, Joseph RCohteuwald aud Eliza Rccht.
onwald, lis wife. Homer Link and Lucy
Link, his wife, Amos Stout, David Sont
Isaiah Stout, Michael Stout, Nancy Stout
Loyjna Stout, Sarah Jane Stout, Ann Eliza.
beth Iluleu, George " Washer and Cath
atine Washer, his wife, Peter Auble and
Lydia AuOlc, his wife, Josiah Fahl and STA
Fahl will take notice, that on the liih day of
January, 1865, the undersigned flied = poti
lion in the Court of Common Pleas OF Srne.
ca County, Ohio, where tie same is now
pending, demanding partition Of the follow
ing described Lands and Tenements, to.wit:
The East half OF the North West Quarter
OF Section No. thirty.tv (35.) in Township
No three, 81 North OF Range No. sixteen
(l6.) East, in Seneca County. Ohio, and con.
t,iuing Eighty Acres of Land. more or less,
The Undersigned demands that PARTITION
be male uf said premises as follows:
/ To the undersigned, the one equal twelnh
| part thereof, to the said Michael Noel. Phi y
/ Noel, Peter Noel, Susan StrausbAugh. Cath.
crime Myers, Barbara Neikhk, Sarah Collins,
Lydia Ensley, each the one equal twelfth
part thereof, TO the said Philip Noel, Solo
mon Noel, Perry Noel. Silas Noel Samuel
Noel. Sarah r. Nrkirk. Susan Long. Eliza
K, ehtenwald aud Lucy Link, each one equal
one hundred aud eighth u.l0S) part thereof,
to the said Amo. Stout, David Stau,, Isaiah
Stout, Michael Stout Nancy Stout. Lovins
Stout Sarah Jane Stout, Ann Elizabeth HUI
EFT, Catharine Washera aud Lydia huble, each
the one equal one hundred and twentieth
(ll20) part thereof, and to the said Josiah
Fail aud Sllas G Fhal, each the one equal
twenty. fourth Il 2i) part thereof
At the next (February) Term Of said
Court, an application will be made by the
undersigned ior an order tha; partition msy
be made of said Ian ds and Tenemonis
NICHOLAS NOEL.
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The Muster Of New Regiments,

An order hrs bc.n received at Colnm-
bu-, from the Adju,ant General nj Wash
jngton. r,yokitg recent ordeFa 10 muster
recruits BY organ .zalians, aud ouihoriz'
Ing lheir muster as heretof1re, by The
Essfest Provost Marshal OF recruiting
officer. This pelion was taken hl the
ia.ia ned Of Gov BrOugh, aud viii preve
Of the highest advantage to the recruit
Ing service for the new regiments now
raising.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19

A poor Frcnchm1n being aroused from
sleep by his wife with the cry, "Get up,
Bnptiste, there's a robbcr in the house,"
calmly replied, Don't let us molcst him.
Lit him rdusGck the house, aud il he
should hnd anything Of value we'll take
II away from him"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
Seneca County Agricultural
Society.

Notice is hereby given that the members
will meet at the Court House IN the City OF
Tifilb, on Saturday the 2sth day OF January,
1865. at 10 A. NJ. to eleeta President, Vice.
President, Secretary, Treasurer. and Seven,
tgea directors. and transact lch other bust
ness as may come before the society.
JOHN T, nUSS, Ses'y.
LIN 4, lhh AM
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
HOUSE and Lot For sale.

will oilgI Tor sale that fine brick house,
situated nearly opposite the Davis house, in
business part OF the city, Possession given
first of Aprt. Inquire Of Suhscriher
JOHN y. MYERS.
Jan. 10, 'G5. 3w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19

or A rcsoluien was introduced into
Congress yesterday, looking to the dis
tributiIn Of the cotton captured at Sa.
yannah among the sJldics OF Sherman's
army, on the principal OF prize money in
the navy, The people would indorse
that mCnturc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
Timber Land For Sale.

Eighty one acres OF HEAVILY TIM.
BERED Land, situated ON the road leading
from rlfin to Fostoria, ten miles from the
former aud four miles from the latter place.
Ii il believed that the timber, at market
price, will pay for the land
G, f. .SENEY,
Office over Tomb, Huss & Co.'s Bank.
December 30 lw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
nATeIIow dat, snmbM You saws yo

0Sr"lIow dat, sOmbol You says you
was st de balllo OF Bull Run! when sees
you at New York on dc same uightv'
ayes, Julius, you did for sartin. Yer
soc, CUR colonel says he, Boys, strike for
yer county and yer honest Well, some
struck for der country, but dis chile he
struck for home. Dat spiain. do matter,
yer see!'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
Notice

Is hereby given that the undersigned was
duly appointed AMI qualified as Executor Of
the estate Of Jacob Adelspergcr. decreased
A II persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate will make immediate payment,
and all persons having claims against said
estate will present them legally for settle-
ment,
JOHN ADELSPERGER,
Dee. -, 1864 -4w Executor.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed aud qua lifted n.
Administrator on the Estate OF William 4.
Brown. late Of the county OF Seneca, Ohio
d,crascd,
BUTLER MUNSELL.
Jan.Ig 'Gj. 3w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
Dwelling Houses and Lots For
Sale.

In Lot No. 10. First Ward, Tifin.
e" 90, W., First Ward THIN.
Each with dwelling house, barn. &c /.
desirably located for residence, will be sold
at private sale, separately o. together, on
reasonable terms.
For particulars apply 20
GEO. W. BLACK.
Or WM. NJ. JonNsos, Tifin, Ohio.
Dee22-am
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19

OF Francis Rousa, one Of the vic
Tins Of the late horrible Dcerflc tragedy,
died day bcfre yesterday of wounds re-
cpivrd ut thr unknown murdcrer's hand.
-Four Is now the number ofpersons thus
brulnlly murdered.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
Out-LOt For Sale.

MY Out Lot containing seven acres, suit
ble for pasture or cultivation. II is sit
uated outside the city limits, on the Port
land Road, near heidelberg College.
@. T.. SENEY,
Office over Tomb, Huss 4 Co.'s Bank,
December %. lw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19

0SFAs a lot of"graybackn prisoners
were murching through one OF the streets
in Louisville, the other day, on their way
North. citizen asked one, "What do you
think OF Hood nowm "Why, bully for
Hold lie said we should winter in the
North, aud We intend TO do III" said the
gray back in reply.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
Notice i'm Partition.

Sardis B. Taylor. Charles Taylor, George
ray lor, Oscar Taylor Austin B Taylor and
Della Taylor are hereb, notified that par.
tition was filed against them on the 9Th day
of Dccemhcr, A. ID. 1864, in the Court Of
Common Pleas within and for the county Of
Sandusky, State of Ohio, by James Justice,
Executor Of the last will of Austin b Tay.
lor, deceased, and is now pending. wherein
tne said Executor demands partition of the
following real estate, situated in the county
of Lucas, State of Ohio, to.witi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
Notice.

lhe undersigned has resumed the prae-
tlSe Of Medicine and Surgery, and win at
tend to all cAlls Special attention given to
the treatment of all CusoSIc DISEASES.
Office llours, from A, NJ, TO 5 p. NJ.
Once in Hedges Block, over Bowe Lysle's
Store.
Residence near the hrst Toll Gate, on the
Mrlmore road.
F.B. FRANKLIN. ND.
December is, 1854
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
EGGS in Winter,

c. II. informs US how hens may be
made TO lay in winter when eggs sell ut
high prices. Usu'lly in spriug and sum.
mer hens lay well. ltwoud appear that
the nearer the temperature of winter can
be made TO that of spring, the better the
hens will lay. His hen house in winter
ia in u cellar with windows OF the south
side reaching from the top to the bottom.
Under the roost is a stone floor covered
with peat cr loan foot and a hllr decp.
Since changing his hens from n cold to n
warm shelter, and feeding them with
boiled potatoes, il1sh, powdered bone,
blood, &C., eggs have bscomc abundant.
No fowls should bo kept over two wears,
as they lay best when year old aud be-
fore. Select roos;ers from small varic-
lies and different breeds. Bolton Grays
nrc nearest the standard for lOycrs.-
Years oCcXpcricncc have c1nirn,l on.
valued correspondent in these views OF
barnyard fowls. Ills largo aud elegant
flock Of chickens which we saw last sum. 4.
mCf serve TO satisfy Us that our coyrrs.
poudcut is most successful poultercr,
one who has learned wisdom from prac,
lico and oSpcrieucc.-BOsioa CR'iipa-
far
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
Administers tors Notice.

The Undersigned has been appointed and
duly quail flea as Administrator the estate
of John g. Kline, deceased.
JOSEPH LBERTSON.
inn. 10. 'G5 Aw.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
Internal Revenue
SPECIAL INCOME DUTY

OpIoE oF CoLLEcros oFINrsRNAL REvENrE FoR
THE 9TH DIsrRIcT or ONO.
NokwALK, U, January 5th, 1864. }
As required under ths ioiat resolution Of Con Rras.
imposing special Income duty of Eve per cent.
(additonaD upon the iuroms returns foi 1893, 40.
proved July 4lh, 1864.
NorIoE is hereby given 10 all ps'lIss interested,
that the Assessor Tor this District, has placed in my
hands the Special Lists required in the Joint Res.
olution above referred 10, that the same now pay.
able, AID demand for payment IL hereby made.
A psT.onal notice by mail demanding paymsnt
within ten days from its service Sillb mailed 10 the
address OF each pesoh on the list, who shall omit
TO pay such tar, for more than ten days hom the
date hereof for which Tee OF twenty cents will
be added. And all persons who shall neglect 10 pay
the sum 50 demand cd within the time specified In
such Special Notice will be liable to pay ten per
cent, sdditionaL
ca coaniy, the Deputy Collector for sad county
will be al his once al the Couaty Seat during bus-
nsss hours until the 2Slh da, Of January, ia65.
JOHN y DEWEY, Collector
Hxssy EnAkRr, Deputy Collector for Seneca
Copn'y, Tihn, tJsnS ~
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And also the following described real Estate siu-
ted In The county Snnhnkkr SinIe OF Ohin in Wi.
Attachment.

John r. Haas, Necomb NJ / Before D. ].
Barnes, Joshua Smith and Goodsell. J. 2.
Abel T. Barnes, parties as Clinton TIP
Smith, Barnes & Co. Seneca eoun
va. ty, Ohio.
James Bebee, Defendant.
The said Defendant will take notice, that
on the 9th day Of January 1865, said Jus
tiee issued an order of attachment in the
above action for the sum of Eighteen aud
63 100 dollars, and that TIE cause Is set for
hearing February 0, ls65-ten a NJ.
LEE & BREWER.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Thin. o., January 5.-Janl2 3w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
Dissolution.

The firm of Kaup & Kline, has been this
day dissolved by mutual consent the business
of the firm can be settled with either OF us.
n persons indebted 20 said firm are notified
to Iaake immediate payment
SoL0MAN KAUP,
WILLIAM KLINE,
Tiain, Dec. 9. '65.-Jan5.4w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19

GTL-ve aud a good dinner are said to
be The only Two things that change .
mans character.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19

0-S-Secr2tary Stanton has gone South
on visit 20 Grant aud Sherman.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
Hou Q and Lot For Sale.

The subscriber will sell at private sale,
her present residence, on Portland Road.
near Heidelberg College.
Title perfect. Enquire on the premises.
or Of LrE & BRKwER, Tsiin, Ohio.
Dse22 H.MoE,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
Profits of Hens.

Freouent statements and inquiries ere
made as o. the profits Of hens, ana what
kinds are the most so. There is PROBABLY
d ference In the ynrious brecds, but no
certainty TO be relied on in tho matter.
Much depends upon the indv,duai' oi
whatever breed, whether profitable or not,
Many kinds have been tried and got mixed
up with the old sort, and this mixed breed
is generally kept in this part Of the csun.
try aud give us good satisfaction rs any.
To explain what mean by individuals
Of the various breeds, will mention two
cases within my knowledge. One Of my
neiphbors. n few years since, was inquir-
inc about the proiilobleness Of keeping
hens. and snid that he had three hens for
two yenrs past that had not, ~ his knoyl
cdre laid an cgg, and he did not th nix
them pr f,ubIc. They were on farm
whcrc plenty Of corn, wheat ind oats
were raised, aud could not haYc suffered
Tor watt Of good fare. Ths ether case
occurred list year. In the spring,
little Johnny Ames' grandmother gavs
him hen which he carried hcmo. The
rouster followed her. She laid many eggs,
hutchcd aud brought US three brODds OF
chickens. Tie surplus eggs were sold
The chickens, except twelve pnllcts, were
killed aud sold at the door IN November
lust. The eggs aud chickens sold, reck.
ouiug the live pullets equal TO like
lumber Killed, all amounted % ten dollar,
and some thirty cents, and the hen Il
.till living, This she produced besides
scratching for most Of her living and
support Of her chickens while under her
cutC.
Now II requires no fguring of the price
OF corn aud other food IN those two cases
to decide on the pruftlbleuts Of Juhn.
ny's hen for some eight months, tud the
unprof,ablencss Of those Of his uncl, foI
two years.
DO we not often witness the same Gif
creme, IN the productions of other domes.
tic animals OF the same brccd2 Are we
not too npt to jump at conclusions of the
valuo Of II breed, from an experiment
with n single individual Of the racel ~
T.. Farmer,
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LEONARD ADAMS,
MILITARY AGENT
TEEFE.v OHIO.

am paying the highest Government and
Local BJnnties for one, two aad three years
Recruits for any Ohio Cavalry, lnfantry or
ARTILLERY Regiments.
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'Dnath of A Colohrntnd Dwarf.

Ueatn OF n UeleDratGd Dwarf.
The death of celebrity, u dwarf, in
Paris, the French counterpart of the
American Tom Thum, is recorded. In
his 10th year he wns placed in the cstab.
lishmcnto Of the Duichoss of Orleans, the
mother Of tho Citizen King, aud was 80
small at the ago that he passed for an
infant, and go dressed during the stormy
period Of the Fist Revolution, secret dis
patches were sent by him which thus
reached with nj suspicion the imprisoned
members Of the Royal Family Of France.
To the day ol his death this dwarf, named
Richebourg, received pension from the
Orleans family OF 5000 francs year,
oquvilrnlto to GOO dollars in gold. During
the last thirty years he has lived in the
same house, IN The Fnuhoroug ST. Ger.
main. Unlike Tom Thum, he hal n
horror Of appearing in public, and for
nearly half lifetime has never crossed
the threshold of his own door. Not the
least remarkable feature in the career OF
this creature is the fuct that hv lived LO be
ninCty-two years old.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
REPRESENTATIVE RECRUITS

furnished and mustered into service. Az
will pay the highest cash price for
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19

FuRr MoNRor, Jap. l7,--rhc steamer
Atlantic has just arrived rom Whining
ton, and confirms the capture OF Fort
Fisher aud the works ON Federal pout.
Que losses were heavy. Two l1.ineh
guns burst on the monitors. We ceplur.
cd ubout $500 prisoners.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-09-28
Commissioners Sale
OF
Valuable Land in Jefferson County,
Virginia,


I n pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Court for
/ Jefferson County, Virginia, made on the 3Oth
day of October, 1860 in the suit of John I. Ham
tramck, exx. ag't A. Il. Botcler, and others-and
by virtue of deed of trust from A. r. Boteler to
me, dated 10Th day of May, 1858. the undersigned,
rs Commissioner and Trustee, will,
On Saturday, The 3Oh day Of SepteRJer, 1865, in
front of the New Town Hall in ShepherdstOwn, cor.
ner of German and Market streets.
Offer, at public sale, that very desirable TRACT
OF LAND, containing near One Hundred Acres,
situated in the county of jefferson, the turnpike
road leading from Shepherdstown to Smithteld,
and about one mile from Shepherdstown, on which
the said A. X. Boteer lately resided.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decrec:-Onc
fourth cash. and the balance in equal payments of
ono, two and throo years, with interest from the day
of sale, the purchaser 10 give his bonds for the de-
ferred payments, and deed of trust on the land
This land will be sold subject to Mrs. Boteler's
contingent right of dover, should she survive her
husband. Although the buildings were all burned
by order of Major Gen'l Hunter yet this L. still
beautiful and most desirable location for private
residence.
L. /. LEE, Trustee d Conl'r.
August q, 1865
lsf- Shepheristo1a Register and Bdlimore Ga
zeite, please copy till dag Of safe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-09-28
IncAr SUMMARY.

LOCAL SUMMARY.
Mrs soteuox FLEuaISe, win please accept our
,nonts for some fine apples. We viii not say that
tbev ara larger than those sent US by our friend
Nj, Conklvn. for we haven't them at hand to com
pare. bat we doubt whether many Of our other iauy
friends have any TO equal them!
Mrs. f. is one Of our most estimable county Wo-
men. and an old time patron Of the Free Press
We acknowledge from Mr. W. 7. FoREN'N' oil
this town. bottle Of very fine said 10 be- hlsSel'
which. of course, we viii put away for Ae'iei-
nal Durn,sss. Ii was one OF lot brought up Tor
special cures and for sale by him.
We have been shown some beautiful Dress Goods
81 the store Room Of Capt II. L. HEisHELL, at the
Garter House" The Capt. has displayed more
than an ordinary degree Of good taste in the selee-
ton of the new stock now arriving.
See he advertisements Of Mr.. ISAAC F0UKE
In this issue.
Messrs. COOKE and KENNEDY have resumed
the practice Of the Law.
Our columns contain several new advertisements
ofSales:
Household and Kitchen Furnitare 10 be sold by
the Misses WAGER. ON Thursday, 5th Octoperi
Valuable stock and Farming Implements by
Rev. W. T.. LrAyEll, on Tuesday, the 18th OeIo-
Der;
Executors Sale Of Valuable Real Estate at Har-
p,r's Ferry. ON Saturday 2lst October, by E. Il.
Chambers and B. We,zcn, Executors;
On Private terms sale Of Farming Implements
Information obtained here.
Our Farmers and others who have claims against
the Government NAV find IL to their interest to con
for with Mr.. ~ A. B0wrEs, Claim Agent who adj
vcrtises with us. We understand Mr.. B. has been
very successful in procuring payment for property
taken. &c.
new Store has been established at Summit
Pointbv HovsHea d Dat&BArGH where a geneeai
assortment of goods VIII be exposed for sale. The
Post Office. too has been re-established-both mat
tiers Of great convenience to the people Of that sec
ton.
WHAT K. LAlrT. l22 Dugan's Wharf Bal
tinore.are engaged in the Commission business and
are wholesale and retail dcalersln Foreign ana DO
nestle Liquors These gentlemen were originally
from this county.
Our columns contain the Card Of Wy. G. GARD
Ner. Co.. Wholesale Dealers in Oils and Lamps.
Every article in their branch business Of superior
quality can De obtanedo Of them unreasonable terms.
B.T.Hvxs5S & SOY, s. n. Howard Street Bal
timore. deal extensively in articles pertaining TO
P,p.r- HANGING. Venetian Blinds, Window Shades,
&c. Orders promptly Sled
IN Lows l,t, of the RELAY House. Is now the
r-,..-i.,.r or tb. Western Hotel See his Card
e. -o,.- l,y
-.,r,...-... v,.;., ~. M VoDoost,r the
c,u....- s,- ei Di..-i,-
......e ~. s.,,,ol If Af.di-
11' ...a-.,. ~, ~,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-09-28
10 Enr.IllCrs.

TN0R Sale on private terms, ONE GOOD WAC
Z on, with Wood Il Hay Ladders, for or
horses; Revolving Screen for Seed Wheat
Barnetts make, good as new;
l first rate Fifth Chain;
ono. Log Chains;
l Extra Large Size Canvass Machine Sheet ;
I Cross Cut Saw;
A good Clover Thresher & Huller, with
Horse Power. Enquire at this Office.
Sep. %, At.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-09-28
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
Valuable IScaI Estate,


On Camp Hill ia he tocn Of HarPer's Ferry.
WE. the undersigned Executors Of the last viii
w and testament of Singleton Chambers, Sr.,
deceased. by virtue Of the provisions oil SAID
viii. oa Saturday 21St October, 1865, at II O.
clock. A. NJ, viii offer ON the premises, at
public vendue, to the highest bidder, the Real
Estate of said Chambers, devised by said will
to be sold-same being the lot of said Cham
bcrs. fronting on the public square ON Camp
Hill. The dwelling house on said lot has been
torn down. but the Store House remains.
The lot Is very fine one, most eiglbiy stu
ated. rich and productive, and near the Pump
on Camu-Hin. the best water in the town Of
Harper's Ferry. never failing stream being
I'm its immediate vicinity,
TERMS: -One Third Cash, and balance IN
equal instalments at SIX and nine months
Bonds with good security for the deferred pay
ments bearing interest from the day OF sale,
and Deed Of Trust on the premises TO secure
them viii be required.
Harpers Ferry, Va. E. Fl. CHAMBERS,
Sept.2S, IS. Is. WENIAELl,
Executors.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-09-28
STOVES

TT'HE Citizens of the Shenandoah Valley are here
by notified that we have appointed as our a
gents, Messrs. Bailey and New, Forwarding %
Commission Merchants, at Harpers Ferry, who
will have constantly on hand and for sale, all
of our well known make of STOVES, inclu-
ding Balloon Coal Nos. l, =, 3, 4. Radiator,
tCoal Nos. l, ,, 8, 4. Oakland, Coal No. l.
Scotchman, Coal Nos. Z, 8, 0. Dining Room
Stove, Coal Nos 7, 8, 9. Laura, Wood
Nos. /. 2. g.. 4. Bachelor, Coal Nos. l, q
Model Parlor lCoall Nos. 2, 8. Old Franklin,
tCoall No. l. Defiance King Wood Nos. 4
s. Old Dominion, Wood Six Sizes. Cattage
Franklin, (Coal.) Grecian Capitol, Nos. /, :,
8, A. Virginia Star, (CoaD No. l. Jupiter
tCOall No. l.
JOHN HAMILTON, 4 Co,
Pyomietors Quincy Rsadry and
Machine Shop, WheeliHg, "a.
Sept. 21,-1m.