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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-10
Home News.

ABrAH BUoKINGgAM, recently on,
Of the first merchants Of Chicago, di
ed at GAINESVILLE on the 4th instant.
TnE trial Of JEFF. Davis will GER
tainly take place in November. He
is expected in Richmond on the 2Sti
instant.
THE Surgeon General has supplied
disabled soldiers with 1881 artificia
legs, 2,240 artificial arms, 55 hand,
aud 0 feet.
SEVEN hundred and seventy. three
immigrants passed through Columbu,
last week, Of whom one hundred and
sixty niue will remain in Ohio.
There is great soreness felt in the
White House circle on account of the
splendid ovations which the people
are giving to Gen. Sheridan.
SENIOR ROMERO, Sc louz Mexican
Minister to the United States, sail.
from New York for home to day.
GALLAGHER and Davis fought a
prize fight near Detroit, on Saturday
Davis won in forty five rounds.
Mr. OTTENBoURG, late American
Consul TO the City Of Mexico, hssar.
rived at Havana on his way home.
Government IS issuing fractional
currency to the amount Of 500, 900
per day, that amount being necessary
10 replace what is worn out and dc
stroycd.
Gen. SHERMAN has arrived in
Washington, in obedience to an or
der Of the President, not sent thro
Gen Grant It's expected that the
matter has something TO do with the
removal Of Of Gen. Grant.
The Presidents friends have frc-
quently asserted that fourteen Re
publican Congressman had requested
Gou Grant to reinstate Gov Wells,
Of Louisiana The letter in question
has been published aud proves that
this is another instance Of variation
from fact on the part Of the White
House clique.
Returns from forty counties in
Alabama give 1900 more than the
required number TO authorize a con
Thousands Of freedmen were
kept away from the polls 10y rcpresen.
ations that the election had been
postponed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-10
Dickens Coming,

n L,g Lcon ,,illcJ N,I n;.ton.
will ho In uis corn,r, nav, NINTH
anil with rho bo,;rn;,o oc pcocrtc,
w,li commence i,r,.5;r, ,,r4orhe
rin,i,ol c;,;.s ", L,,o Lcc,rc
sntoJ ,b,t ,lcrc is coo1 ro,son c,r
oxpcctip, bo vim yisi, clcvo,rd and
,iro o,o o,t,, ,,,l;,c. uo,o po
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-10
Death of Elias Eowe.

Elias Howe, tho inventor Of the
sewing machine, died at his residence
near Boston on Che Ord inst, Mr.,
Howe was the uncle Of Mr.. Geo. h
Howe Of this city. From an ,elabor-
ate article on tho History Of The
Sowing Machioo,"by Parton, in the
May number Of the Atlasiie Moeaty
We condonse tho following sketch of
Elias nowc's liN and struggle us an
Inventor.
Ho was born in 1919, at Spencer,
Massachusetts, whore his father was
o farmer aud miller
At six years Of age, Elias Howe
worked with his brothers ana Sisters
at sticking tho wire teeth into the
strips Of heather Coz "carls, used in
manufacture Of cotton, AS soon as
he was old enough, he assisted upon
the farm and in tho mills, attending
the distrie; school ia the winter
months.
Al eleven he went to 4" live out"
with lanuor Of the neighborhood,
intending to romaiu until no was
twenty.ono A kind Of Inherited
lemeuoss rendered the harl work oca
farmer boy distressing 10 him, and,
AFTER trying it year returned TO his
fathers honso and resumed his plsce
iu the mills, whero he romaiucd uu,il
he was sixteen.
la 1885, with his pareus rclact
ant oonsent ho went 10 Lowell aud
obtained a loaruors place ia largo
manugaetory OF cotton machinery,
where be romaiaod until The crash ol
1887 closed tho mills of Iowoll, aud
sent him adgifS a seeker after work.
Iie wont TO Cambridge, uuaer tho
shadow Of venerable Hapyaid. He
found employmcut there iua large
machine shop After working a few
months at Cambridge, Elias Howe
found employment more congeuial in
Boston, az tho shop Of All Davis
whero chance remark dropped hJ
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-10
BY the Sweat of thy Brow,

There is one feature of our Amer.
ican life which sadly needs correcting,
We refer to the tendency of SO many
young men to attempt to get living,
and even amass wealth, by the use of
"thcir Wits The number Of these
is daily increasing, and the instances
of their achieving success in their
uondoscr,pt vocation become. proper
tiopntcly rare, These people have a
poorly disguised horror Of all persist.
cut work, whether with the hands or
brain. prefer TO resort to all sorts Of
temporary cmploymepts and transient
make. shifts, rather than settle down
to any life task which saemS to their
deceased solf-osteem TO he below their
proper sphere. They are cursed by
their oyer'estimatc Of their own tai.
euts. Young men may as well learn
the lesson early, and that tho only
road to a compeiouue, and to usefal-
ness and responsibility, is through
houest, continuous lsork, either with
muscle or miui, The folly of some
parents ia hisregsrdis mmeasusble
Mt Bcechcr has put the case tersely
in the following paragraph
"Mou seem ashamed of labor, aud
often you will 6nd men who have
made themselves respected by labor
have built up q business aud amsssed
IA fortune, &ho turn 30 their sous aud
say "You shall never DO as did
You shall lead digereut lilt aud
YOU SHALL be spared all this Oh
these rich men 5 sons. They aim Ia
lead q life Of cmasculatej idlrncss sud
MRiness, Like the polyp that floats
useless and nasty upon the sea, all j9l.
ly, all aabby, 40 muscles 90 bone il
shuts aud opens, and opens aud shuts
and sucks IN and sduirts out again, OF
NN NNh NNAN NNNNAMNf ANA ANWNN VT wv
Such arc those poor fools Their pa
nsnts toiled and grew strong, apd
built op their forms ofirpn aud boue
but denying this totheir sons, they
turn them upun tho world boncloss
MUSCLES, simple crisdo, aud sot
at that" ..t
Observation-Disclosures ofhard brain
work for all who are really 6t'el t,
perlosnit, The seld oc msnaal la
Dor, agriculture and the trades, is ais,
50 elastic that can accommodate al
applicants for situotioDs,r but th,
class known as middle men is fearful
I ly over crowded, We have TO manl
young men lying aboutwaiIing for "a,
opening too many applying for clerk
ships in dry goods aud grocery stores
ltoc many iravoling "agents Wedding
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-10
The Ms, Lincoln Scandal.

The New York C5mmcycia} gives
one Of tbc letters written by Mrs
Lincoln, as showing to what czpedi.
cut she rosoristo secure advantage
Gus sale Of her wardrobe. The Com.
ncrc'ai ays
About four week. ngo Mrs. Lin
coin aud her son Tad ond the nesr,
atteodcut arrived again in this city
aud put up al the Brnudrcth House
the lady entered her name npon the
book A. Mrs. Morris She romaiucd
within doors, going 70 no place oi
amusement or public resort except.
ing ouce, when gentleman len, hcr
his private carriage she a3d her son
aud servant took drive TO the Park.
AZ this time her wants became very
pressing and she was obliged TO send
tho following note TO her broker.
Sept 30, 1867,
Mrs L will trouble Mr. Brady 10
advance her six hundred dollars,
Which she hopes soon 20 return,
Mr. Brady complied with tho re-.
quest, aud received the following.
Now York Oct ! 1867
Received Of William II Brady six
hund,cd dollars. Mrs. a. Lincoln.
Gcutcmon interested ia the widow
Of Tho lsto President called at various
tines on some Of the Republican Of
Gee Loldcgs, who we've psrdy iudebt-
cd TO that Indy for their position, but
alto no purpose. Among others, in
compliance With the following letter,
surveyor Wakcman was waited on,
ana promised two or three times to
sccced to Mrs. Liucoln's request.
Up to the present, it is said he las
not been heard from.
Chicago, sept IL, 1867.
W II brady, ESQ:
MY DEAN SlR-Please call aud see
Hon. Abrum Wakemsu. He vas
largely indebted to me for obtaining
the lucrative Office which he has held
for several years, and irom which he
has ama.scd very large fortune. -
He will assist me in my painfnI and
humilialing situation, scarcely re-.
moved from want. lie would scarce.
~ hesitate to return in small man
ncr the many favqrs my husband aud
myself always showcred upon him ---
Mr., W0kemau many times excited my
sympathies by his urgent appeals for
oihce, as we'll for himself as for oth-
ors, Therefore he viii only be too
happy TO relieve me by purchasing
one or more of the articles You viii
place before him
Very truly, MRs AoLINcoLN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-10
Grant Thraatenod.

Tho Washington Crouiclo Of last
Saturday says General Grant has re-
Gently received number Of auony-
nous communication from different
sections OF the country warming him
that his rccont bold avow8ls Of tho
Congrt ssionul policy of rcconsiruc.
tion cndanger his personal safety
Tho writer's state thet WIZ Booths
are to be found South TO day AZ we'll
as immediately after The close Of the
war, aud implcra the general 20 be
careful how heuppears in public paih-
orings, and TO take every procaution
against assassination.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-10
ELECTION RETURNS.

The following returns received vi
to the hour Of going TO press, 60 o.
clock, Wednesday morning, indicate
large democratic gains in many por
tions Of the State:
FREMoNT-Thurman's majority 150
maj. against amendment 225.
MT. VERNON-gone union.
SANDUsKY CiTY-Thurman 212
maj. against amount 3S9.
MANsFfRLD-Dem. majority 20; .
gain Of a.; against amd't 100.
WELLsvILLE-Rep. majority ia
amendment l0i.
0BERLIN-Rcp. vote 1877 Dem
vote 73; amd't 600 maj.
NoRwALK-Maj 1870; goiu SO.
BELLEvUE-Rcp. majority l30t
yes 1OG.
CLEVELAND All wards but two
Rep. majority 500; amendment con.
sidorably behind the ticket.
STEuDrNvlLLE--Ciiy aud Tp., rep
maj. 250; union loss 2l6.
CiScirNArt--Gen. Sam Cary elect
ed. Dem gains in an the wards.
ToLEDo--lst ward, Union maj 37l
Tor amd't III
LANCASTER Rep maj 2l2 Dem
gain l2i.
MARIETTA Hayes moi 1856.
ELrWA--Rep. maj 33G Demo
cratic gain 43. maj for nmd't 30i
HANrsyiLLE- Dem maj. 1873, dem
gain 200.
Shelby county 100 majority FOR
Thurman, 1000 against amd't.
Cuyahoga Go Dem. gain 1900
mai agains, amd't 200.
Erie County gives Hayes about 300
majority, umd't about even.
Sandusky Co. $50 for Thurman
Dclcwaro C..-Rop majority 202
Eric Co. Republican MAJ 100, -
dem, gain OF 200 on Cos % election.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-10
News Itams.

A woman named Boland, Of Me-
dina, was Knocked down by a runa
way team OF horses, at the Seville
Fair, last week aud so injured tha
she died a Few days after.
Returns from thirty-four counties,
about ono half of the State Of Ala.
bama, show a majority of more thai
ll,000 votes over the required Que,
half in favor ofa convention.
Turner and Gardher, the doctors
indicted at Binghamton, n. Y, foi
burning the Inebriatc Asylum at
that place in 1865, have been acquit.
ted after four days trial.
The most active business in the We,
mango oil regions Just now is done by
thieves who steal machinery, even en-
tire engines, and in some cases, it is
sald, the holos in the ground.
The Superintendent of tn, Ken
lucky Peniientiary, it has been
discovered, has been in the habit o.
aoggng male convicJs unmereifully,
aud prostitutiug the female conyicts,
Hon, c. c, Sholes, Que Of Wisoon-
sins nobiost pioneers, aud for many
years Presidentof the Northwestern
Telegraph Company, died at Keno
sha, on Saturday, Of typhoid fever. b
The Indian Peace commissioners
have gone to the Grand Couaoil, near
i Fort lIarker, About 900 Indians
are already there, anxious to treat for
peace and get something to eat. i-n
Political matters, at Pittsburgh
are getting decidedly interesting, auc
with three distinct tickets, it is proba
ble that the usual Republican majori
/ ty will be cut down considerably,
Two men old enough to know bet
ter, ono being so aud the other x
years Of ago, had sharp fight last
week in the cemetery at Medina
Ohio, as TO the proper disposal of /
head-stono.
Daring tho three months cndiu'
September 30th, the Chicago poljc|
wadc S 233 arrests. resulting in $40
327 worth of fines. Of SlG2 200 ID
stolen property, sll3,SI2 was recoyI
cred aae. o 4
The 81, Louis Board Of Healti
officially report $50 deaths frou
cholera for the fifteen days ending o.
the 4th. There were ALSO les
deaths from yellow fever among ped
sons arriving from below
Tho Convention OF tho Youn,
mems Chris Ian Associations Of tht
Northwest has closed They Gxec
upon StsJsouis as tho next place @
meeting, and resolved chat a daily re
ligious press Is greatly needed,
Heavy rains in Florida aud South
erp Georgia we're prevailing las
week, 10 ibo discouragomeut Of a.
planters Below Savannah, the riv
ers have been doodcd, washing avs,
RAILWAY ombapkments inmapy places
The New York journals Rre max
ling morry over tho political iguor
anee Of that leading Democrat Hora-
/ ito Seymour, whose great speech al
the late Albany Convention wa.
founded upon the suppositon 1bs.
the Territory Of 0oloradl wasfa .
sfstaIo. His friends are adyiseg 70
send him to school before h5 sYaks
again. 4"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-10
Pennsylvania,

The result in Pennsylvania IL is
Impossible yot to determine. It APP.
pears that the Democracy has made
argngains 10 Philadelphia, and car.
ricd the city by small majority
Fitisburg and allegheny county on
the other hand have given strong Re.
publican maioritioe, Whcnovor Tho
election in this State is close ouc
the result is never known de6uoicly
until the returns come in from tho
remote districts Of the Stute among
the mountains.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-10
A Definition,

At this time Of discount on pro
gressiveness, whom the democrats
arc styling themselves gaardmns of
theiniercsts Of Tho people, aud de-.
mocracy government of the people;
when az far as heard from the exten.
sion ofsairago to class Of people Is
denied, II might bo we'll to enquire
whether democrats have right to
this title. We append Wobstcrs def
inition Of Democrat;
Democrut--One who oddcros to a
government 10y the people, or ftros,
the right ef sQ',ugc 10 all eiasscs 81
MeR.
We wouder how they can reconcile
ahis discrepancy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-10
The Election on Tuesday

AS, at this writing defeat is sup
posed to stare us in the face, We do
not feel likopsipg our usual cutor-
prize in getting up an elaborate
and wordy editorials Il sud-.
COS US TO know that there has been
decided falling Of Of the republican
vote 10 nearly every township ia this
county. There is a corresponding
falling or in the State. Carey is
probably eledod in the Ciuciunati 2nd
District, From the counties heard
from Eric, Sandusky mud others
there appears to be democratic gain,
We have still hopes that the republi-
can state ticket viii be elected by a
greatly reduced majority, but IL must
be confessed that tao result is doubt.
ful.
While We approheuded close cou.
Yest IN the state upon tho questions
involved, we were not prepared TO see
she democratic ticket elected.
50 epds the question OF manhood
suffrage for season, and only fer 4
season, for tho vote still shows a large
body Of people in Ohio who myor this
humanitarian principle and II this be
the lirst unsuccessful stop towards i,
the next win DO successful, Will our
democratic friends now take It up.
sWeshah see Mr.. Pillars IN speech
ou Monday Oightforsshaadowed such
q thing although i, was not sweet
dose 70 bis hearers.
he said that if the proposition wa,
to extend tho right Of suffrage to III,
negro clear and unnixod thoro wa,
nota.tepublicsn 10 the United State,
who would vote for il US willingly Al
himself
For time then our dcinscrati
friends Nili rest ossure.l that they ar
still superior 70 a negro.
I'VE shall next week give a eorroc
table Of majorities.i ialm aig l.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-10
Indiana,

Only county elections were held
in Indiana on Tuesday. In the
sOuthern counties the Union vote
appears to havs somewhat fallen of,
but in Indianapolis the Repub ican
have gained dccisivcly. Returns
from this State arc not sufiiccut foi
cancellations.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-10
Love Ana Ma,r,mo onx.

The siiections ~ the opposite seN may he gain
cd ly lailoniug stmpe rules and all may alarry
hAppill q desired, without regatd 10 wealth age
OF bsRNty, SenA directed envelope and StaAp fol
particulars 20 Matam luciLLr nENAkRE.
Bible uuuas, New YORK
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-10
Green srrIna llygenn IIomc 90.

There viii be- special meeting Of the stock
holders ~ the Green Spring llyychn Home Co., NJ
tho nov building on the company's grounds. on
rnUFdAy oct thth, 1867 atI O'Clock p NJ. Tor cone
sultauon and the trsnsictiOn Of buness. 4 gem
eial attendance Is roqu,ated,
By order Of the President
Oci. .2W. =. n. SMITH, Sec'y,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-10

Showing the (M) maioritics Of last
fall, and tho (G) gains Of this cleo
'iou. We will cudcayor to publish
lhoyoto 10 fall 10 our next.
fI. 1860. 1857
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-10
John y. shaull's Estate.

NOTICE is here given that the undersigned has
~ been appointed and qualified 0s Administra-
tor, with the will anneNrd, OF the estate Of John
b. Shauii, late OF Seuecs county, dcceracd,
NATHANIEL HEAroN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-10
DR. j. Bl&YAN,

CoNsurriSo PHYHciAN, $40 BROADWAY, N. y,
special treatncnt in IN ca.rs of seiainai saxu
al, nrinat, aud nervous diseases IN male or ie-
male.
conhdeatiaL
The New York herald., 1867-10-30

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-06


NINE. vIGoURoUx 100 FOURTH AVENUE. BE.
stamping Embroidery and Lingerie. hand order
Initials and honograms for handkerchief table and bed
clothes.
NINE. IMPERATORI JUST RETURNED FROM
w Paris has eopened her establishment OF Dressmaking
at $50 Broadway. She her customers 10
pafonize her again. promising the usual fair trade, fine
Workmanship and perfect htng
OyERCoATs oyERCoATs ovERCOATs.-A LARGE
~ lot Of Unredeemed Pledges just received Overcoas
from $40 10 $40 Business Coa So TO $40 cashmere Pants
81 70 S2 Vests 81 to IS at Az Broome street, corner Cros
by. GEO. LEyIE.
SPECIAL SALE OF MUsLINs THIS WEEK.
- AT LAMBERTS, 523 GREENWICH STKEEf
IMPORTANT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
white Muslin at l2kc. Former price isc
Better quality at l5c. Former price Doc
Extra quality at l6c, 20c and &c
Fine "A Musns, 22c sc. and 2sc.
Our stocks Of Musns have been bought within the last rev
days and are from &C. 70 &C. per yard less tnan former
FULL LINE OF ALL THE BEST MAKES.
CLEARING our SALE OF BLANKETS.
All Wool Blankets S3 50 - 80 - and IS 20 per pair
Best Merrimack aud sprague Prints 20c.
Handsomo dark Delsines 25c:
good assortment OF Linen Damasks. Napkins ana
Towels from auction. cheap .,..,
ALSO THE JEROME
HENRIETTA.
AZ GAyNOR,s.
766 0roAAway
Between Eichth and Ninth streets.
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"A 0ArHARINR SfREET.-GREAT CLEARING OUT
III sale Of fa and winsr Dry Goods comprising Dress
Go0ds Cloths cAsdmerss Fnnnels. Blankets Linens Do
nes &c. at less than auction prices lot OF Lnens
"a cathariue street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-06

AT NINE. z. q. EDWARDS, 297 FOURTH AVENUE
"A between Twenty second and Twenty third srees and
Is Third uear Twelfth street, ssmpingl and Em
brodory great variety Of initials and m0no9rams fos
handkeichiefs table Ensn and bed clothes ladies AND
babies lnon large ass0rtmeui Of embroidered cheisl
and night gown Jokes lreducod pricea stamping and
embroidoring order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-06

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANYS
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA

TO CALIFORNIA ~
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave e North river foot OF Canal street. ct
IL O'Clock. noon. a follows
Dec: a-NEw YORK, Captain W. @. Furber, connecting
with CONSTITUTION, Captain Cavalry.
Jan. II, ls61-HENRY CHAUNCEY. Captain A. O. Gray,
connecting with GOLDEN AGE Captain Iapdge
Jan. 2-RISTNG STAR Captain r. A. Harris connecting
with GOLDEN CITY, Captain J. T. Watkins.
All departures touch Acapulco; those of LIST and 2ls
connect AZ Panama with steamers for South Pacific ports
Isl and th for Central American ports and those OF LIST
Departure Of 18th each month connects with the
steam line from Panama Australia and New Zealand.
Steamer of March IL, 1867, will connect with the
panys steamer COLORADO TO leave san Francisco for
Yokohama and Hong Kong. on April g. 1857.
l00 pounds baggage allowed each adult Medicines and
attendance free.
For passage and all further information apply at
the Office the wharf, foot Canal street North river
New York T. r. BABY, Agent
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u.OR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA
II The Pacific Mail steamship Company's steamer HENRY
CHAuNCEY will sail on FRIDAY JANUARY n, 81 ~
o'clork noon. #
Freight received ss usuai ~
For rates. Ac inquire nj freight once eonpsnys pier
WELLS. FARGO A 90,
Sole Freight Agents. T. n. q g. 90
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-04
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OR
Double Spring Skirt! /!

They will not BEND BREAK like the single
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The wonderful heXibility and great comfort and
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The Duplex Elliptic is great favorta with all
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To enjoy the following inestilnabie advantages in
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-04

Strange Things will Happen
At first some had doubts. although theri
was ain opinion existing at the time.
and it. has, been the talk among the
people generally, so much so that the
few who had doubts. have had to come
down and acknowledge that there was
no use warning against facts. Now,
the fact is, where every body makes
such statements, OF ycourse, they must
be true; and this is. true of the state
ment that Enrich has the best assOrt-
ment, the most fashionable styles, and
most complete stock Of all kinds of
ready-made clothing, and clothing ma
terial, at lower prices, than can be seen
any where else; but always to be seen
at the Green Front, McConnelfs block.