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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-18

HYMENIAL Mars alarms have
died away, and the sword that glittered
-vengeruIly on dress parade, and at guard
mounting, will soon commence TO rust
in its war.worn scabboard. Mighty rs was
the great rebellion, the signs il has lell
behind must surely, as time lapses, sink
into greater aud greater infrequency.
There are many other events that ilsl
up, and by their great Significance ant
magnitude, attract general attention, buI
their days are numbered and they pass
from the view Of mortals. Not so will
the passion which Cupid represents. 1t
lives and will, while the world lasts. =
Quietly Cupid does his work. See his
Journal for the month of September
The follwing Marriage Licenses were
issued by the Probate Judge during the
month Of September
]. Drinkwater and hdelie A Myers.
f. r. Stewart and X. G. Dewitt.
Ira Harrington aud Anna T.. Hall.
John Cole ard Lizzie Leonard.
A.C. Tonner add Melissa q enn.
WIN. IL. Leeeh aud MaIthu ]. Webb
Tbos. Deau and Eliza Johnson.
ii. C Culver aud Harriet HOuck. tf
Il. 6. Shuman aud Mary J, Zss.
Robert Couts aud Ellen Pool. -1a
G. A. Matthews aud S C. Whitney er
Edmund Retsh aud Emma Elder,
| j. ID. Mlesse and r. T.. Kline.
s. Kistler aud Maru Eberhard.
81 j. Kerehner and f. Emich.
j w. Reed and L'bbie Drown.
Geo. FIX aud Cath. Seites.
Henry GruuGer and Catb. Sprau.
e. Bdnkman aud c. Murx. p
AL. Perrine apd G. j.. Covert.
II. Smith aud NJ. G. Smith.
NJ, u. Truinbo and S. Ames.
IS. Saerman AID NJ. Hover ig
JIM. Bouser nad G. NJ. S@auder.
]. w. Swander aud Faanie Funk.
&C. Green and A. NJ. Beaver,
C.!Gaie aud A. Strong. i
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-18

GIDEoNs' BAND. will give their
first Grand all at National Hall, on
Tuesday evening next. Ths GIDEoNs'
are noted for the most excellent music
they discourse, and deserve a liberal pat.
ronage for the sweet strains that have
IN ade many night hour seem like one
'snatchcd from the fairy land.
aGiye me some music Music moody food
For us that trade in l0ye.n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-18
Special Autltts.
Sccretor Reauty Powder,

UNoUEsTi oNABLY THE GREATEST "BEAC'
Il luFIER OF TilE 'AGE,Hr
Gives the complexion pearl IKE tint 'aeh As can
only be found IN youih. Ladies' U yop wish = clear
oAd bnlhSni etmpySion, use The secret OF Beauty
Powder seutb by msilo the receipt OF so cents
and wo red stamps 10 prepay Pcnase.
Address W. A. vOUGHT,
Newton, Nj.
A,n,.t o isG6 tc-Gt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-18

DIXON, FonoY &sCo., Dayton,
Ohio, advertise in this weeks paper, the
following hou ,ehold necessities; Carpet
ings, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtains.
Shades, Window Goods etc. Our Mer-
chants may "save tin" by inspecting the
prices Of Messrs. Dixon, FoRGY g. Co.,
before going to New York. J
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-18

sRusH X. SLoAKp, q OF Sandusky
city, who for number of years has en-
joyed the patronage Of Uncle Samuel
in the shape Of Special Mail Agent for
Ohio, having failed to ,'asusme th4s2lss
ure,'' has been removed. WbS1tThe
nextldcky man TO be rescued from the
ruins Of our crumbIing Babylon!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-18

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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-06-20
ADR1AABg~

There old man my yeas, bottle ia bur..
ted J. the old lady remarked, rs her fair
daughter received the good night" kiss
from her sifsctionats lover.
The Boston Post thinks there is Q grea,
deal OF veal in the market, judging from
tho number Of "falss calv.s" that ba,.
been seen in the streets Of .sts.
President johnson is more amiabl.
than could have been expected after hav.
ing his V-'oss trodden on by the spill.
hooh Of the Congregational devils.
A vsugeful individual in the sxul.racce
OF bis rage At some enc who b Nd offended
him. saiG: "llI have. revenge ! by Jove!
Ill give bis little boy a tin horn !"
The old adare, "that you should NO,
count your chickens b.for. they ara hs,
ebsd, is now rendered thus: THE pro
duesrs Of poultry should postpone tho
census Of their juvenile fowls, until tho
period OF incubation is finally eliminate
A Now York man who had not b.e,
out Of the city for many years. tainted
away in the pure air Of tn. county,
He was only sesuscits,sd by putting q
rotten herring undsr bis nose whom b..
Immediately revived. excIaiming: That's
Eood-it smells like home"
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How to Make Money.

Do you complain that you have moth
ing to begin with : "Tom." you say.
"has q farm. and Harry has one thousand
dollars. but have nothing" We say to
you look at your hands, aud tell US whs,
thsy are worth. Would you take on.
thousand dollars for them, or for the use
OF them through life = II you can make
half q dollar a day with them, il would
be bad bargain. for tia, sum is tie
interest Of more than two thosuand dol
lars: 80 that il you are industrious, and
Harry is lszy, you are moro than twice ~
rich So 10 is, and when you can do a
mans work and make dollar day. YOU
are four times ss rich, and are fairly
worth four thousand dollars. Money and
land, therefore, is not tbs only eapi,sl
with which young man can begin in
the world, il he has good health and is
industrious. Even the poor.s. boy ir our
country has something to tread upon, and
II bs be well educated and have skill in
any kind Of work, added to his moral
habits and religious principles, 80 that his
employer may trust him, and place con-
hdsnce in him, ne may then be said TO
set out in life with as good a chance TO
become independent and respectable, and
perhaps rich. as any man in the country.
Let it be remembered that "evsry man
10 the maker Of his own fortune" All
depsnd' upon setting out upon the right
principles, and they are these:
l. Be industrious time and skill are
your capital .
2. Bs saving; whatever it be, keep
within your income. .!
). BE prudent; buy not what you can
do without.
4 BE rssolute; let your economy be
always to day. and not Of TO morrow.
8. BE contsntsd and thankful; cheer
'ul spirit makes labor light. and ,l.ep
sweat. and all around happy winch
10 much Lesssr lbsa only Icing rich.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-06-20

This Wringer has again taken the frat
premium in the Great Fair of the American
Iustilute-it has Also taken the First Pre-.
MUM nj the State Fairs Of New York. Yer.
mont, PenRsy ylvania, Ohio, Michigan, iIdi
ana, Illinois, Kentucky, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Connecticut River Valley Fair, Champ lain
Valley Far, and at most Of the Cou,ty apd
Institute Fairs throughout the country
Over 100000 have been sold and are now
in use in the United States. and zoe never
heard of one that tcaS not liked
The UNIVERSAL is supe-i"r to all Other
Wringers, in having large rolls Of -sIiI In
dia Rubber, 80 protected by strsng Coo.
wHEEL> that they cantot slip or break loose
rom the shaft Its strong wood frame can
not be broken, and dees not rust or soil the
clothes Every Universal Wriugsr j. WAR
RANrEp.
We s-iect few testimonial from persons
widely known TO the public, who speak as
tuaI experience, aad ARE above suspicion Of
mssta emsnt.
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IN EOUITY-I.ancaster.

Landv w. Bailey. Adm'r. J-mi. } Bill for
ma Hammod. rs. Nathaniel ase"n 1
bow<rs' et al. Ssnd r-lIef
II appearing to nv sati.metion that Ma
thaniel Bowers. and Barnett ID. Johnnon, de-.
PENDANTS in the above stated cas,, resid,
bsrond the limits Of This State, on motion
Of Krr-haw q Conn"rs. Soi'rs for ,om
plairsnt, it il orderei III AT the said Nat"sn
iel Bo"ers and Barnet.e y Johnson. do
Plead, answer or d.nm 10 the Bill in said
cn7e on or before the first dav Sep,em
Der next otherwise judgment pro conres 80
will be ordered "gain,; them
X g BILLINGS &. L. ID.
Co ms Office, Lancaster L. I,t
>. c, May %, 1866. su.
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I II Z B Z ST.

by Captain Ericsssn, and other eminsa,
engineers. Wo can refer 10 Thousands us.
ing them, and guarantee that all viii rec.
"'nmsnd them. They are more simple il
construction, Aad wsfk easier, and COS. less
thsn oil others.
''Our readers will fsd the double acting,
improved pump Of J. ID. West & Co, sss
"f The hes. in the market. 1t is very sim
pis' works TO charm, so that any child
may uss It; throw. n steady, eoutiuusus
stream, and does net freeze in ths csllsst
exposure, asd ID unusually cheap. We say
IihS Knowingly, and give the Testimony Of
our own accord. without the knowledge or
["q"esi Of the preprielors."-N Y. E,sn.
ny Posi-. July /, 1868
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An Ordinance,

To prohibit persons Jrpm Mroring "Long
Bullets" ,cithin The Corporation.
WHEREAs, Individuals are in the habit
Of casting long bullets on the aide wsIk.
snda"geri..g the lives or limbs Of tn. CIT,
ZenI.
Be ii therefore ordained bv tn. Inl.sda.t
and Council of Lancaster. in Council Assem-
bl.d, that it shall DO, and i, hereby declared
to be unlawful for any person or Persons 20
throw long beliefs within the ccrparste
limits Of the Village. ANY person or per.
sons who shall b. convicted Of n violation
Of this Ordinance shall srhsct hi,n.c'f 10 a
fms Of FIVE dollars for zach ard every of
fence in the premises
Ratified 10 Council. this 9th day Of June,
1866 ADAMS, lntd't.
. JoHs NJ. BeATY. Ssc'y.
June l3-St
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Y0RKVILLE ENQUIRER.
YORKVELE, y. G.,

TERMS-IN ADVANCE-Three dol
lara ard fifty cents per year two Sollsrs
for six mouths; one dollar for three montns
--PyaSIs in ''gre.nbacks." When paw.
men, Is made In specie. two dollar. anil 6f.
" cents per year ; ons Jsllsr aud twsat,.
hve cents for six months; seventy i've
cent. Tor three morths. Single copies, ten
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R09Ya T.
Written for the Lancaster Ledger.
The Analogy between q LAZY and
some Flowers.

Su99s'tsd by ieeing her ,sear green drtss and
Ilus Bonnet.
Oh have indeed taxed my powers,
To see which she's most like Of all Towers
Iily-iike, she's slender, graceful and as fair,
Her eyes are witching -besutiiuls her hair.
And surely twin-rsd rose buds are her lips,
Whose nectar-Gods would like tn take sips
Her cheeks-l cant a comp arson reach
Yes they're like th sunny side of peach.
OF flowers, (don't give = contemptu Jus whistle, }
shs' most like the graceful, dangerous thistle /;
It's tall, slender-ths most charming CoQuette,
or all the flowers, l ever have met.
For he who approaches it, surely knows
The sayings true, q thorn for every rose;
She, pure as icicles on Temple DIANA,
Is guarded by darts in the same manner.
She, thistle,like, was in emerald drest
That renders her of oil the loveliest.
1t to CAP the climax, wears upon it
Like her, quite a love Of Blue Bonnet.
And she lovely as the cape jasmine,
TtJs to shun each and every little sin
Modest and sweet, as the Foreet.me.not,
She strives to do right, or at least, ,he ought.
And as the sunfower doth humbly pray
Continually to the God of Day;
She in real faithfulness truth and love
~DSracfs h.r a.
MEMO.
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Published every Wednesday Morning.
BY
CONNOkS & CARTER,
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRS.
w. M. coNNoRs. D.J. CARTER.
TERMS
ADVERTISEMENTS


Will be inserted at one dollar and ffty cents
per square f'r the flrst aud one dollar pr
square tor each subsequent irse ton. A
'quare to consist of the space of TEN LINEs,
BREWER type. No advertisement considered
less than square.
The number o. insertions must be written
on each advertisement, or they will be inser.
ted till ordered out and charged Accordingly.
Semi.Mont iy, Monthly or Quarterly Adver.
| tisements, will be charged one dollar and f1y
cents per square for each insertion.
The following deductions will be made In
favor of standing advertisements
3 mouths. = months. I year.
"er,column, sl5,oo $500 $500
Halt Column, ?5,Oo $500 $3.50
Que Column, 33 1000 1900
sB- Announcing candidates for Oiice fvs
dollars.
eS Communications recommending candi
dates for Office and all others Of limited or in.
divijual Interest, charged at advertising rates.
All legal or Official notices must be paid for
by the individual authorizing the publication o
the same, without reference to their Official
capacity.
Announcements Of Marri ,gcs or Oeaihs
Notices OF Religious Meetings published gratis
| and solicited.
Obituary Notices exceeding the announce.
ment, will be charged for the overplus at reg.
uar advertising rates.
cH- Tributesot Respect, rated Gs advertise.
meu.s.
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S 0 u II II c. ROLINA
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Jas L R"dger., np- } Application for
pl'cnnt, Va. William ID. sale real Estate,
Rodgers, ct al )Mali'da Rodgers
deceased.
IL appearing to my satisfaction that Pc
ter Candy and wife, Julia Ann. J. X Rod
gers. Alexander r Rodgers, and i.ennder
X. Rodgers. -four Of the drf.ndanr. in abov.
stated case, -eside without this State. IL
is therefore ordered that they do nppear
and object to the division and sale Of the
Real Estate Of Mazda Rodgers. deceased,
on or before the 7th day Of Jnly, A. ID ,
1866. or their consent 10 the SINE will be
ente.sd OF record
ID. a. WILLIAMS.
Ordinary L. D.
April 4th, 1866 3m.
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""o think the Machine much more than
pays for itself every wear in IN. saving Of
garments. We think il important IN.
wringer should be fitted with COGS."-
lOrs"gs Judd, Editor sf American agricuI-
tuTist.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1866!
The Great Invention of shc Age
HOOP S KIRT s.

II ~ ~ L - * i II l. ..
J. w. BRADl.EI'S New Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC Cor toublc) SPRING SKIRT
INiiS INVENTION CONSISTS or
4 DUPLEX (or tws) ELL,PrIc PURE
REYiSEED STEEL SPRINGS, ing.niously Y
braided ughtIy and fruIy together, edgo g
edge, mai M the toughest, most flexible
elastic and durable Spring ever used Tney
seldom bond or break. ike tho Single
Springs, End consequently preserve their
perfect and beautiful shape more than twice
as loug AZ any Single Spring Skirt that ever
Has or Can be- made.
! he wonderful frAibility and great com.
fort aud pleasure to any Lady wearing the
Duplex Elliptic Skirt will be experience d
particularly in nIl crowded h>sembIie,
Operas, Carriages. Ra Tread Cars. Church
Prws. Arm Cn"irs, for Promenade and
House Dress, ss Tie Skirt cen be- isli.d
when IN use 1" occupy n ANAL place M
easily and con, euicutly as \ Silk or Muslin
Dress
A Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure,
Comfort aud Grra, Convenience Of wearing
th. Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt f.r
a single day viii Never Afterwards willing.
j. dispense with their use. For Children,
Misses and Young Ladies' they arc superior
To all Others
The Hoops are covered with = ply douLl.
twisted threat-d and will wear twice a.
long rs the Slusls warn covering which is
used on all Si"gl. Steel Hoop Skirts The
three bottom rods on every Skiit are ais"
Double Steel. aud ~ics or double covered
to prevent the covering from wearing Oh
tho rods when dragging dawn STAIRS, stone
steps. etc etc, which they are con.iauily
subject 10 when IN use.
All are made Of the new and elegant
Corded Tapes. and are the best quality IN
every part, giving TO tho wsarsr the mo..
grac' fnl and perfect Shape possible, ard
are .nqnsstionaSlr the lighe,I, mos, de,i
rablr, comfortable aud economical Slirl
ever made
VESTS BRADLEY g. CARY, Pro
prirtors of the Invention, and Sols Manu-
t"cinre-. 81 Chambers, and 70 & 81 R~ads
Streets. New York
For Sale in all the first sla,s Stores is
this City. and throughout tue United State.
aad Canada, Havana de Cuba Mraico, South
America, and the West Indies.
~ inquife f'r tho Duplex Elliptic for
doubic) Spring skirt. A. &C.
March 28, 1866 -3mo.
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"This is the frat Wrnger have found
that would stand tn. service required Of it
j. L. Hu.gin.. Lovejoy's listsl.
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IN EQUITY-Lancaster.'

IN EQUITY-Lancaster.
Er Parte &. ID Melton, Bill to Per
S"hci'or, Northern CIR. pe,uals T.sti.
cut. \mony,
Andrew Johnson, Executor OF Michael
Horton. deceased. having this day fl.d in
nv Office under the Bill ~ the above stated
case. an Application III writing, PRAYING for
leave to have taken and p-rrstnuted .ec.n
dary -vIdenc. of the contents of the rppu.
ted VIII and Co dieIi " i'll Of said d-cra-ed.
bearing dates respectively on the 2Ist day
at nt"brr. 1855, and the 29th day OF June.
1870, The "rgi,aIs whereof Is alleged to
hav. been destroyed; on motion OF Krrshaw
and Connors, Solicitors for Applicant, IL is
ordered that all p-r.ons having ik. or op
posts interests, ~ said Estate, either as
lega'res or h-rs nj law of said deceass /, do
appear before me on the 26;h dav of July,
next. 10 cr"ss examine ihs -videnu. which
may bs produced and introduce evidence in
reply; whe' such evidence, II not related,
shall be recorded
X. q. BILLINGS, c. T.. l.. D.
Commissioners Othce, Lancaster
&. II SO. Ca, April 23i, &c
April 25ih-lI-3m".
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any family would a. soon give up the
cooking stove as this CLOTHES WRISGR
IT cannot be too highly recsmmenGsd.-
Solou Robinson.
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IN INEQUITY-LANCASTER.

u l. Il
William A Carnes. Admir-. Dill for Parti.
John Carnes, Sen, deed. tion I. perf.c,
Jacob c.,n.., "s; :. al. "''''' &C.
1T appearing : 10 nv satisfaction thet John
Carnrs, Elizabeth Carnc.. Huey Carnss,
William Carnes, James Carars, Rosanaa
Games, and Rvbecca Ana Cnrne. ,ui..
defendants in the above stated case r.sid.
without the limits Of this State; on motion
ct k"rshaw & Connors, CompIninants SO.
icItors, il is ordered that the said John
'arn-s, Elizabeth Carnes, lIu-y Carne.,
W'ili"m Carncs, James Carnes, Rosanna
Cnrn.s. and Reb-cca Ann Carn.s, do plead,
answer or denur. TO the Bill in said ease.
on Or bef"rs III. 24th day OF June next,
otherwise judgment pro confes.o will be
ordered rgaInst them
X. q. BILLINGS. &. f. ID.
Com RS Office. Lancaster e. IL,
5. G., March 81, 1866
Aprli3m.
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al heartily commeni tito economists OF
time, money and contsntm-pI."-l fns Rev.
Dr. Bellows.
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kA MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP.
CIV PER CENT. SAVED

10y USING B. T. DABBITwS PURE
- Concentrated Petasi or Ready Soap
Maker. Warranted double the strength VI
common Potash. Snd superior to any other
saponihsr. or Icy in the market. Put up in
can. Of ! pound, , pounds, , pounds, q
pounds and ~ po unds.. with full directions
IN English aud German for making hard
and soft soap. One pound will make IS
gallons Of soft soap. No lime is reqaired.
Consumers VIII find thi. the cheapest Pct.
ash in market. Il. BABBITr.
Nos. e., 65. G6, 67, es, 6y, 20. II & -,
Washirgtou street, n. Y.
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UNITED STATES
STEEL PEN WORKS,
Factory, CAMDEN. NJ.
r Esterbrool1 g. Co.
Steel Pen Manufacturer

483 ARCH ST. PHILADELPHIA,
~ JOHN ST NEW YORK.
The" Cttebratcd Pens are Of Gsnuins A,>r
iedn Aan,yariure, and comprise every leading
ayie IA the Market. and are equal in 6risG,
elasticity and f"sness Of point 10 the beat i'm,
ported They are, therefore, sure to gain IN.
eonhd'"e, Of the american p"biie.
samples and Prices on application.
Lots Made 70 Order, OF any pattern or stdnp
required.
For Sale to the Trdde at the Ndnafaetur,,' .
WdrehOuses, az above and at rsial 6y all
Stationers, booksellers and Ners Dealers in
tho United States
R. EsTERBRoOK & CO.
March Z, lSSo.-6n.
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P L | G z S

Large Wringer, "A" 3i2 90
MEDIUM WtInser, "B' III "
Do'y's Wanhet, Family Size. ~ 90
Doty's Washer, Hotel Size. IS 90
Merchants or good ranvasssrs can make
money rapidly selli' them il every town
Exclusive sale guarant esd and liberal term.
given 10 rs-pon-iblc partie, W . lirsl apply.
De-crlp,iTe Circular and i~rns sent tree.
The celebrated DOTY'S CLOTHES
WASHER. which ha. jus, taken tie iir.,
premium at the great Fair ofths American
Institute, is also cold by the Undersigned.
Il. c. BROWNING, General Arest.
No. 3+7 Broadway, New York.
February 7th, ls66-ly.
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Jackson Lc dge, No. s.
A r. M

sEsrsp BHETHREs: Ynu are bprrby sum.
sHHSS n"ued 10 be and appear at your
s'<SsS Lodge Room on or before the
Regular Communication Of Jun. next.
(fhnrsday, 2isD. Come prepared 10 pay
vo"r dues, or Al least part a fu! meet
ing Is earnestly requested. Tho.- who fail
to obey will be dealt with acco rdiny To our
by Laws. and late Resolutions Of the Lotl.s.
BY order of 'hr l.ohg-
DAVID J. CARTER, Sec'y.
April 4, 1866 3m.
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From The .Sse York Obserrer.

From the .Nsp York Observer.
I'VE have had IN uss for months past sns
Of Vests puinf .. which has given us more
sal''f'ctioa as force aud ift,ag pump thss
aay We have ever used. IL 10 ons Of great
power, aud we'll adapted for ships dseks,
mines. factories, greenhouses. grapsriss,
ssc. The Norning Chronicle and Railway
Journal says lit 10 Tecommen ended for i,s
,It'ems simplicity Of csastructioa. great
strength and consequent durability sad
chsapns,s OF rspsir. There is no stuffias.
bo1--ths pressure beiag held by esp.
packing like that upon the working piston :,
working ia . eylisdsr. fitted for tho purposs
within tho upper air chauibcr-which We
think great imT rovemsnt, - stufHag 10 %
liable to be tersngsd aud leak under strong
pressure to say nsthing Of the 10 Q by
IRE isn hcidsnt thereto. II has also tive
ar chambers, thus the action Of the valve
|" cushioned upsa beth sides BY air--prs.
yeaiinR water hammer And vacuum thump.
Ire valves are very accessible, and simply
aad cheaply repaired. They work s..isr
than asy punp We have ever seen I: the
inch syli"der beisg worked by child.sn in
wells 100 feet deep. and a. they are extreme.
ly cheap, a. we'll a. simple aud strong, vs
freely recommend then.
"CAssRipsr NiHE, N. C., June Is, 1855.
J. ID. WEsr, 81 Co.--Gsnts: The Penn
which ] ordered for o1r mine 10 rscsivsi
and put 10 work In our underlsy shaft
which we are sinking We hnd that one
mao will, with ease, liz 50 gallons per Mo.
ute. IL answers our expectations in every
respect, aud our work,aes are h:zsly pIsas.
ed With IT, u will dc great service with
but sihiag eEp.nSe for repairs.
Yours respectfully, BuaR HIaons."
We have plssty more such ssrti6,atss,
bnt ih'ak these are enough. For Pumps,
hees; Pipe, etc, addrsss or call oPoa
j. ID. WEST &CO.
20, Cour;iaoj slrsst, NY.
May Q. In.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-06-20
BABBIq1'S COLUMN.
kn Per'Cent Saved

SO BY USING
y T. BABBITTS
-. LABOR SAVING SOAP.
Tnis Ssap |, made from pure and clean
materials. CONTAINING NO ADULTE.
RATION OF ANY KIND. will not iniur.
the most delicate fabric, and i. especially
adapted for wooleps, which will not shrink
after being washed with this Soap. 1t may
be used in hard or salt water. 1t will ~.
move paint, grsess, tar ard stains Of all
kirds. Ono pound warranted equal to two
Pourd. Of ordinary family soap. Directions
sent with each bar for making three gallons
handsome soft soap from one pound Of this
Soap Each bar is wrapped in circular
containing full directions for use, printed
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