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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27

Opposite the Court House.
ED. will be happy to see all his old
friends, and rs many new ones us can
come. CONE One COME ALL and con.
vince yourselves. Prices ARE Low AND
WE CAN SUIT THE CLOSEST BUYER.
We respectfully request an early ex.
animation OF our new stock OF CLOTH.
ING now on hand and still arriving.
Special attention is called to the fact,
that our present stock consists of NEW
SPRING GOODS. Fine Blue, Brown
and Black Cloths plain and Fancy Cas-
simeres; Silks. Velvets, .Sutins, Jesrs,
Tweeds, Satinets. Linen and Cotton
Goods, &c. Also, splendid supply oi
GENTS FURNISHING GooDs.
The old reputation Of Mr.. ED. WEN
NER, as a Cutter,will insure satisfaction
and guarantee perfect fit to every GUS
mer. And we will sell the above Goods
AS LOW AS THE LOWEST!
ROSE & STERN.
May 3, 1866. 29-ly.
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u SOLDIERS, bear in mind that
the Democratic party opposed to
their utmost the privileges of your
voting when in the army. They
pronounced it Unconstitutional"
and in every county where demo
cratic boards presided they took ev-
cry pretext to throw out the soldiers
vote. Now they ask you to sup
port their ticket.
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A Galveston dispatch saws

small village in the interior Of Tex.
as was, on the goth inst, sacked by
gucrrillas, and all the property that
could be sold or made use OF in any
way was taken, including five han.
drei head Of cattle and the same
number of horses Two women
were taken violently from their hus'
bands, and their persona repeatedly
outraged by the entire band, mum
beriDg over twenty.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-02
Seine 8leDen : WaQren

Ffnb portrsifIia ua9 fin Giiortn'cnt rod, Bonn hd
Hnp Mi6sintr. WidpTannen, Wtltlriasn
8itmt,iil. 9Ba(afNti, so&naisfelirl. Shbp
aSiftL Sdartble6s. YsnbisGt. SslfInnsn
8afsf.Gtl, sdfsflnnsn, 64ufannfn, BnIa'
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am-&elbsfTe9elube 8rHdbteanusu
son allen @t5bsu, por OcrtrfF,iasr 0lalitai
sat'st slti&faas ,mmrr auf 9ane. ....s ,.s.
ss ,ss = ,2ie aupfrrItmirrerci.
.sSn elsism @easits,prjs itnsuacIt er Et.
bae 9 irssup stwas Itlltsn fam pas .alanet
miro-Gs aus In tsiaen anrsrn @rlbifts,wsissn
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gtabIilsntsnl bee Wlai iamcs gtttraer aepicn,
aae oIss sn 3,usnts II plb ST fsius @tfadft rcl
Semmrn prritept. 'a'ar i'
Ddhtanbrtn unb 9tcabSAer.
Gpl6i bic Da@tanpeln uno 8ls6o6her an
aSrs 5adfsr anbrineen lall'n pull'n, wsrssn. er'
faht bel ibm ppr'uiprG'H. Il osm sr t'risiluna.
en- bisler art auf pds 9infilthls bf prat. uur
RN 4tpStI uut ~IhiIE UHU Nv
bialstn preiben Oafnist. -.s...r .,n
Batr wapsn GGi. eir, ,ttw1S in fsirsm 5aae
tpdnfhtn. &c 81 ibrfm Bovibsl Tlssn wsun fl
BEL fbm porlprsGso--Dma ris . 0Ilattit. 3 ral.
tat uno 8ridispsnbst ielner 2gaaErn 1T msbr
als binrridsno Glr ~ teireCiSsn.
H. ultse. Supfsr 3~n uno SIi rcirs i'm
Mustna,6 fur 98,ersn auSsuUmmsn unp Oafur
Der I'd Die Wa.fiprsis srilust.
Gr erbiitst lb oabw lsinen Hnttet ter BFe7t.
Iimsn CUT Ut lis. ,edat Dae Qus Die mtt tpn
@eIGaite MAIDEN, ponadnDa NIT ttm ,afStsOsr
feIn rperpsu. btrii6 .iib ncr prtibsn, Wlietal
brandt 70 pit Die Galitdt Der lrbCtt, unt
WGaftiibfet nit wdtu olic Oeons acf III p'r
ben --Rommt sanu, fbst unp ilbsEsuat @ud
sslbii pon Dem OtsnsAdatsn. g.. -,
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DIpDGI 6 J()yDS,
30. 8 81 stmiIfrn Stra6e. 5blrsn unier>
taIb rtm Nlsns Sau(e. re
8arNdb pirb br;a6lt fir 0utter.

8arStIb tpirb bc5ablt fir Butter.
81. B SGir warsn In BEN .Iebtsn 5tItiltr
unicr rtrr grOffn llncsausmliGftt-r raeudh Daft
air unSct Stctrhute psra tBert unb psrbtlFsrt
taesu- rtr wiif.n bab gele NIT Stro6ture psr-
IaG.n tatsn meAsn esm srcpSsn. Dem Tr d uub
tfm Stout. gttr Bic Cube ii nun Sb,r unb
tsbr id bn Gnasridtit unD ea mir ens an,abt
nsus Cleric In Dtnlt asrcmm,n pabsn. 70 Fno
pr nun tttsil Gie 81 .pitirn " se&
0llsniour @e tfrtG 1866 II #
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-02
NpGet-0I0er.

Cine sro6s Auewatl pcdst 8ddrr far Ga.
nrn unp 6Hren, 70 wis lis on prndst uhD @iits
rod Ntsmaro Gubertatt ptlasefpbia anb glsa,
rcrf ssi'crn bat. IN fcettn aueaepadt rpfhtn.
uuO anssmt6ni5 pcblfdI 81 rduFen bel ~.
8. g 9boaos, Dot +,
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3Srant Nlillrr'0 geSer @rcfcrputip |!
Giff'S IL ein unietltauS glittsl I'm Gtif
arb Stute weFIesidt unc wsids 81 tfbaltsu. 3
sc 1T 81 batsu BET
7. =. tfIcfcr, g1tniura.
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G:jsge S. ngte
Nn 6QS Q)ubliful11.

Snetm Id, r're fprteauernbc lleberrii,.
funtt NIT o'n W s. 3csber fir he 3,tunf
sstrrffsn bate, 70 nplti 10 me- ne aitn Runbtr
unp 6reurps stniarfn I'M md in Irtrem Gtob,
,u isbsn, - allwp Id, i'm Sianpr hin tnen ttrer
sutaussfwdbtn Stcd pcn rruen uno nypiasr
Sitter an bsratafib'm prGbsn an ,riaen -
BERG Get ben St Mot - or 1T Nc IS Sa oamil.
ton 9'rab', u0aits stirs p 8 9. MOfsr'S u.
ppibstr.
49, Softpb 9tnacI.
aug. 81. 1866 rqeb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-02

- Spei CUTE &obnb6ufcr,
ss::sIassire quite SGrG'r. 9eoernfdrprsn
SsskssssS Sprin9tnus. nit eirfe Gutter Spriuee
70 ME aps amber. nuttweaptse 2ues ettdupr =
Sin gutter Snumaarttn ttfiaFst lid artdfafle
auf brm @iRsritum- -unD 10 N fii Std Can't
In gar, Sbr.gautcn ras ttTr n,it t,m b fen
Stii perirten 1T. OILS pttfsr @trt6 earb-unr
ct ttsst nur stne taIbs Dlclf BON @orptrtture
sas- Ur eds @hentbum IN trftrn wieiGi
Der fpreGc rOr tfi Sbumoe eGdffr Sr ca auf
pptnt, cer bel bn uEtnSsiaHst,n in Centre.
Bailey.
Die gtfiru'sen ON gntaufstnse unb 2uf,
wartuns ron
81. 8. Ssa.
Septembsr t8. 1906 notp
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WtaailNer pplilh I!

Dls[e ili pas tslls Dul er womit man 5ittr,
Disliins sapfer, 3nn uno anoert @staas in
Der fi3sisu Bat sln, rein poR agsn 5Isdsa puB
en- fam. IS rpIrD trcdsn sstraud,t Gs snt.
talt feline 5ilre unb IL psstalb uni&dOiiM fti
bas @sfdli'i wslGt ben Clan, laRss 3;it Haltsn.
3a baben bel
S. 9, @ fer. Upotbcfer,
tin,lasr Nasni.
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GutcGiO's
9Dptpgrapb : StuDe1l.
yto 7,uno IL 81 {odmiltun Gtrabe,
Auent1un, 9ennl.

g. % 8ure1p piHfft rlrtrttliaar feint
6rrunfe unb pae pIblItum ii6ttbnlipt Al tes 90
tiGtsn pnb sr istHe neae 5000 grapb
Stubs, am Montal ben l7trn Ssst,mter er.
pffnrn pirp--prldr fir SeiusmIinftt Mot ,u
dterty,ftn 1T. tnDsm 4, etn S;it 70 rir en- Dan.
| dit bat purG peId,:e sr nun In ben Stdne a,
lsst II, srl!s SIdbs Dieturte gu nebmtn, unD spar
pcn In Bis 3 Steuaeer. D;c neus @aurrt
III Ia Dem mil btai'm'n Ibtli Der 5taot, unD
ald6fGlls lrbr tGqIeul fur Gtiltae Ierfcurn unp
Itmrer tnp,m IL uaf Dem Sp,ira Stud p,rt ist
nee neuea ts'etGurGe DC Sp,te 5tii.f untfrt ilb
Der srl'n 9tit1nll 9anf. anO grgcndaer Ielafm
alten StanrpIfb' ~.
@as pieiur's Die erncnirrn, v,Ftrn parrdn
tilt --Sn @nruf mrc sbrntIstisit sststsn.
Ganfsar fir Tie fibne 70 fstr literale In
terllhbma. tclfl er burdb fSIflr auEmfrfldmtsii
auf lem @sidSfi nn ftucm IIaer, cine 50upau
fr crrlt!bsh 0l,ben 3u fGnntn.
ns~ Gie cite @aGeis pitS et,lGfaas rFsn
tlieben
g. IS. Surcaw.
Srrttm6er II. 1866 rosr
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a'a' Gifen g8aaren

In GROCER AdOmabl, tsa,e,aO aaO. NeTra unf
0absln. 5admfI n, eST in. 8 Hcemabicn d
tsraSdsn, elmpen, 5ett diss, Saauf'ln. W'H
gabsln. Qrtsn. 8silsn Bobrsn, unp YeItn aapfr
Mrttfeln fur Silrn unO Slusbatt 4nBsn ppib
tuenpts. gu taten bel
Alsptaun. Iuaua IA. .as nq-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-02

grentaun. gprit 8 1895. nqi
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-02
Q8an6 NQDicr.

Sine ungsrGtnl6 arCfs unb fGgnt GusrnkT
Sduopapisr uno ScGrhre. ron j,ber 8fnrns Z
nung-io iris oaB'lhr nur rtriena! wsrsen fans
lit lrttn auegfpofi mprofn unb'cn ben red.
rn greiasn 81 FauffH, in. ptm netlfsilsn, ,@uGr
irtr con ,~, - 80.
3. s.. Gbcocs, a9t.
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B. ClhtrnmnlIafr s. Gn.

senaGrittt9sn bsfmtt bas 9utIfum, oab (ie zen
fsl9sr pon Deter gRsnhrr als @tu,sris. .aapsn Ur.
tuptrtea Slore an rer Notfoa.&is son Saril.
ton unb aGtsr Graee iturtffhftn unS SsnIrltsn
nit eintm auosrlefsnsn Gurrat5t pUn
g((en= unO grocerip= lOGdren
anosfalIs taben, Die lie sa bsrl i'biesn pieorren
Sob '8atum tauitsn, 70 pae ile I'M StanSe fnp,
bepeutsnD ttOigcr su psrfaufeu. ais aubers StOrsv
Da IL fstn al.ss unD tbeusr bSabltss 3sug be-
NBen, pas in Bic {oBbe 8drisbs, Yseresn muB, um
Be luf I'm 81 faufeprets 81 Sesmsipsn. g9ir
tabrn fstnt altsn Baayen an 9anb, abr fulgsh-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-01
FOREEGN NEWS.

New YORK, April 30.-The steamer
Allemania has arrived from South
ampton. She left on the 18th, and
arrived here at four o'clock this
The Moravian from Portland. ar
rived out on the 18th.
The general news is mainly covered
by the advices of the Herman, yesteF-
day. ws.Ess q.TA
The German question continued
serious.
The commercial advices are to the
evening ofthe 18th. The Liverpool
cotton market sales on the 10Th and
18th were 24,000 bales, including f. 600
bales to specdlators and exporters.
The market was firmer, with an up
ward tendency, and with an advance
of Id. per pound; middling uplands
were quoted at about 15ds g "
The Manchester market was dull
and irregular. Flour frmer, and ad-
vanced 6d.;awheat frmer, and ad.
vanced 1d.@2d.; corn frm9l with q
slight advance Pork steady bacor
easier. Butter inactive lard dull anC
nominal; tallow steady,
/ LONDON, April 17-evening Con
soils closed at 868@864 for money
i American securities United State
4abonds, 68a0694 Erie, 52&@53.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April 30.-At a
large meeting of the officers of Fenian
Circles, held in this city yesterday, a
Committee was appointed under the
Craftsmanship of District Centre, An
drew Wirey, to proceed to New York
and ascertain fromCol O'Mahony.the
object of certain movements of officers
at Headquarters, and an explanation
of the manner in which the funds are
being expended. The object. of the
COMMITTEES is to satisfy the feeling of
dissatisfaction among the Fenians in
this city, which is daily growing
stronger.
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PROM new HAVEN. cONH.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 30
About one O'Clock this morning one
of the buildings of the New Haven
Clock Company was discovered to be
on FIRE. The flames spread in spite
of the efforts of the fire department,
until all the buildings of the Com
pany, seven in number, were con-
sumed. Eleven dwelling houses in
the vicinity were also consumed. with
nearly all their contents. Twenty
families are rendered homeless, and
two hundred workmen thrown out Of
employment. The total loss is esti-
mated at 100000. The Company had
an insurance of $3.50, 900 on the manu-
factory, the risks being held on the
Office of Lister & Webb, insurance
agents of this city, but in what Com.
pany is not known. y
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diminutive animal to repay the, long
labor of the mountain. Common ru-
NOR attributes its production to Mr..
Roscoe Conkling, Representative from
this State Oneida DISTRICT, in con-
juction with the massive intellect of
Chevalier Forney. Both wings of the
party are out of humor at the result
of the extensive researches and elabo-
rate investigations of this wonderful
imposition. Each of the antagonistic
parties claims that nothing is accom-
plished by the scheme. suggested; but
as it does not distinctly controvert
their opinions, and is the nearest to
their peeuhafIideas that can be OBJ
tanned, they'subscribe to it.
New York, April 30.-The Her
AIDS special says the Monotowock will
soon go to the fishing grounds to pro-
tect the rights of American fisher
men. The Augusta will also be sent
there. Well Informed persons think
a collision in the British North Amer
lean waters is quite possible.
The Times special says there is NO
truth in the statement that the coun1
Sci has been. assigned to defend jeff
0ar;s fs<
= Tisenn is reason te Believe that tne
President will appoint "a new Cont
missioner of Agriculture, in response
to the almost universal request.
ra aQuarteTmaSter General Meigs has
submitted 'vesry very 4 interesting report to
the Seeretafysof War, showing the
great progress made In looking after
the proper burial of Union officers
and, soldiers In the. South.
& The S1Efb ttgte . special says the ma
jority of the Cabinet are quoted as
favoring the reconstruction report.
An order mastering out all volun-
teer staff-officers will be issued soon.
The cholera is fast abating at the
lower quarantine. No more deaths
have taken place and no additional
cases received on board the Hospital
Ship since Friday last, andn aHaOn
board are reported to be. in fair way
to recover.
The steamer Lafayette, from Havre
and Brest, arrived Saturday night.
The Committee decided to-day to
report against the creation of any
more National Banks. asa sasog0
Large numbers of counterfeit, 5s on
the Oneida County Bank were put in
circulation in Brooklyn this morning
The Commercials special says the
Austrian Minister has advertised his
furnished residence, and expects the
next European steamer will bring
news of the sailing of Austrian troops
for Mexico, which will insure his re-
ceiving his passports from Secretary
Seward. eona
There is great hostility to the re-
construction scheme Both the Ma
tiaaal- lInteligeacer and Republican
oppose it. 49,
New YoRK, April 3O.-Among the
passengers WEio will sail for Oalifor-
/ MA, to-nnorrow, esrua<day,l = gossa'
Ansdorf, who goes TO join Col. Buck
ley at San Francisco The Count vii
represent the Russian Government
with the great expedition, which viii
be fully under way by the first o
| sJune
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FROM WHEELING, VA

9 WHEELING, Va, April 80. TIE
hasirsslss -. s-s - = F,-s--~f
the Harrison National Bank OF Ca
diz, Ohio, were oyertaken Within
1.-two miles of LaGrange, Ohio, this
kaffernoon. A sharp encounter took
place, in which one of the burglars
was wounded and three captured /
one succeeded in escaping, closely
| pursued. The amount of money re-
hcovered will probably not fall short. of
$150,000. ~
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FROM WASHINGTON.

= WASHINGTON, April 30-The Pres
ident has approved the bill appropri-
ating $105, 900 to supply deficiency
in sthe appropriation for the public
printing for the year ending June
next-S450,000 for paper and $95, 900
forspublic binding.
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istf ~ 5tl+ = -----(------ - .A7sfifa-a
ri. M. SWEETsER, NO. 20 MAIN ST.,
3 Would call the attention of Merchants
and dealers abroad to his fresh and lately
opened stock of the CHOICEST NOTIONS ever
fmpOrtedst0 Evansville, which he is offer
ing at lesS prices than the same articles can
ne bought West or South of New York city.
houses but none 6f tllenk Eilf eesssa ls
size of stock and Prices with tie goods on
hard; for nOhouse not doingan exclusive
Notion business can appreciate the wants,
and prepare to meet the wants, of dealers
Ny goods are all of thevery LATEST M
PoRTATION, direct from the Houses OF the
great East, and of the best manufactures
Of the Old World. y To finish mp my Stock
! in every particular. selected In all from
thirty-tWO houses and manufactOrieS, in
cluding the best and most reliable brands
of all articles known as tss'tt sfhhost s
NJ O II Il ON - .ud5
In my ample stock may be found the fol-
xff,s, loving, in part, VIZ; VIZ, ,,..,,..L
n Sewing Silk, Pins; Needles, Elastic
bf9.s Goods, Tapes, Combs, Soaps. =,
Perfumery, Toilet Ar -
Bbtt seH ticles, Brushes,9 10 kTaf
Ig9fa fff Beads, Hoop skirts, fassff-f
Corsets, Wallets, Jet Goods,
Z Head Nets. Ribbons, Neck Ties, Sta
tionery, Linen Thread, Sundries. Collars,
tsI9 Gloves, Ladies Hosiery, Suspepders,
/ M Shirt BoSoms, WOolen Goods,
~ 2 Carpet Bags, &C., &c. ganiM
10000 ARTICLES Nor MENTfeNEBlI
| AS / am engaged exclusively in the Notion
Jobbing Business, l can offer better and
more complete Stocks than those who deal
in Notions and other Goods. My Stock is
the LARGEST AND BEST ever brought to this
city, and solicit an examination of my
Stock. Dealers will find everything in tbs
H. NJ. SWEETSER,
mar8tf a9Ge4 Sc hn Evansville, Ind.
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FROMLOUIsVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, April 80. The trial Of
Isham Henderson is to be continued
at Nashville, the President having ap-
proved the proceedings of General
Thomas, and directed Henderson to
be tried by court martial. Fl. -
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FROM MILWAUKEE,.

MILwAUKEE, April 3O.-The Straits
of Mackinaw are open. The propel-
ler Montgomery, crossed yesterday,
being the first boat through. a
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INQUEST, HELD ON

~ the body of an unknown man, found
Ia the Ohio river, at Evansville, Pigeon
come to his death by the explosion of the
Steamer Missouri. He was about feet 10
inches high, weight about I60 lbs. had on
drawers, white cotton socks, and brogan
boots. JOHN BISCHMAN, G. V. G. 9
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CURNIcK BROTHERS,
STAPLE & FANCY NOTIONS
8 White Goods,
HOOP SKIRTS,
S &C, &C., &C. 81, &C.. sl
wrE WILL..KEEP A COMPLETl

WYE WILLsKEEP A COMPLETE
wv and attractive assortment of every
thing desirable and new in our line.i The
Goods on hand and arriving daily are are
all NEW, FRESH and CLEAN, direct from
the East. 4isH .aiti! 3a,
To dealers we desire to say that no better
opportunity has ever been afforded to pur-
at the right place, and at the right time.
Let all who desire good Goods cheap give
us an early call, and we will guarantee sat-
isfaction. CURNICK lBROTHERS, =
a4 No. 3South First St, Evansville, Ind,
ian1O Next door tonew Bank Building.
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j. Smiths Shirt Mandatory,

No. 8 Second Street, in Bray's Block.
- measurement, and a fit warranted. A
Stock of ready made Shirts and Collars
always on hand, and at prices that will
ing Bosoms, &C., done with neatness and
dispatch. - f-ylAH NHt4
. Thankful for past fayors, the subscriber
respectfully solicits a continuance of the
patronage so generally bestowed for the
past five wears. 09 of j JNSMITH.
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In their Stock will be found:
*e@ cit}AtJ IL -4AllN y
RUSSELL'S Reapers and Mowers,
QUAKER Mower,
CHAMPION Reapers and Mowers,
tiAH THRESEHING Machines, q
EvAPORATORS.
UNION CHURN-Makes Butter in Two
4 CORN MILLS1Queen of the south1
TANNING MILLS Tstan6Ords New Pat
gtlsfeT THE CHEAPEST n
Is smaller Outside, and has larger Riddles.
Has More and Better Riddles, does twice
the work q, ,1 and ! better than: TIA an any other
rates ties all kinds in Of Of SEEDS. 15tsSSff T
b-if 5 CUTTING BOXES, s-sefr.r
CORN SHELLERS.
HOSIER Wheat Drill and Seed sower,
fgf be- The best in the World, ~ / .
,.ons, :, 90, a,s,Ip S5pER R NILS, Ills
E G9d8HT Il. Il. WALKERS New Patent.
sff4f = -t& The Cheapest, simplest,
strongest, lightest Fork, and most power
full LITTER now known:
HYDRAULIC Clothes Washer.
by force of the Water, Without Rubbing,
IS Washes more at time and faster than
''A'' o'i-' CLOTHES wringers. d
EtEF HvW ae 1t CULEAVAEOASs
PLOUGHS-Ala large Stock.
One Horse WHEAT BRILL.
FAUCET and Measure Combined,
- New Patent and Great Convenience.
RAIN-WATER Fiiterers-Cheap,
pl sAS ,el Durable and Effective. 81
NON.EXPLOSIyEC Coal Oil Cans, a
A Cheap Insurance.
UNFREEZABLE PumpsT New Patiently
Which agftate the water cheaper and
more effective than Chain Pumps or any
other Kind of Water Elevators.
COFFEE ROASTER New Patiently
lI0 @a Goes. by Clochwork, Roasts
every grain to thesa1ae color. and II used
/ In connacti0n with 0nr Old WDEEaimf0m
GQMee Pot, viii make always perfect C0f-
NEW LAMP SKn a DE sss.s.' sss.--,...-...-----,-
sion IVES Patent for Coal Oil,
Which permits
the Lamp to be filled, trimmed and lighted
without removing Shade or Chimney;
more portable than Gas, much cheaper,
and betterlight for the eye. Many firms
| in New York have Discarded Gas to use
this Lamp and Shade.
BIRD CAGES, the finest ever brought
here, and a large assortment of
FRESH FLOWER SEEDS, W
| WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. u
FIELD SEEDS BOUGHT and SOLD.
MATTHEW'S & FULLERTON.
nov7-dtf&w4t No. 46 Main street.
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SASH, DooEs, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LUMBER, BOARDS, LATHs, &c, OF every de-
criptfon constantly ON hand. Packing
Boxes fall kinds made to order. Saving
of every kind done on the shortest notice.
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Chain Pumps and Fixtures;A :
Hollow Augers and Spoke Trimmers; ;ry~l
Washita Oil Stone and Slips; ~
Handles-Auger, Cross-Cut, Hatchet, AK,
Pick, Hoe, Adze, Chisel, File, and Plane
Handles fgoo
TERMS CASH. Orders by mail solicited.
apr5 M&Th JACOB STRAUB Il SON.
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Notions Exclusively.

The finest and largest Stock ever brought
to the Southwest. aEN
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