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NEW eooCs, CHEAP FOR CASH.

NEW GOOCS, CHEAP FOR CASH.
Brown and Bleached Cotton, all grades;
Brown and Bleached Sheetings,
Pillow Case Cottons,
Linen Sheetings and Pillow Linens;
Great bargains In Tow ais;
Large assortment Prints. very cheap;
Beautiful Nous. de Laines;
yBRT CHOICE MOURNING GoohS,
comprising Reps, Grape, Merino,
B:arritz, Fontaine, io LANES,
Porlins, ot'omaas,
Alpacas, Hornbazines, &c.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH PoPLlSS.
Shswls, Shawls
Fine assortment Flannels, Table Damask,
Napkins, Balmoral skirts. Caseimeres,
eatinetts, Kentucky Jeans, &C., at
WILLIAM r. BELL & CO.'S.
,e.3 s07 Broad street.
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The Central Pacific Railroad,

SAN Francisco, December 1.-The track
of the Central Pacific railroad laid from
Cisco to Summet and through the great
tunnel is over 1000 feet above the sea.
The first passenger car passed through the
tunnel yesterday. Twenty-four miles Of
track will be laid on the east side Of the
mountains. In fortnight with open
weather. the gap will be completed, when
connection will be made with lower True
kee, 100 miles east Of Sacramento.
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THE MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR At THE hEs!-
nrycEo OF Mr.. J. S. MooN.-The mysterl-
GUS gentleman with the exception OF one
night has given positive evidence that ne
uWas thar" He continues to throw us
liyhts. and recently has thrown number
nf stones. &C., on and about the house.
As prudent and brave men as ever sliou ia
derad \ musket have guarded the house
every night but with all thelr q, oraso y. Il
skill, and strategy, they are unable 10 M NJ
or arrest the mysterious parsonage. ho
has been shot at frequently since our laSt
report and on one occasion was, wleh s M
~ known to run and laugh aloud. we
hel;eye, however, that he will soon DO
." .c TO his den.-ScottSuitle Register.
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GRAIN TRADE.-Thc grain trade has
ocen very active the last month, and the
shipments from this depot unprecedentcdly
large. The dcp6t-house is full up with
inc porch on the south, packed nearly to
tho roof. Reconstruction or not, South.
west Virginia will produce Christians.
burg Southwest.
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Lynch Law fin Indiana.

CINCINNATI, December 2.-The negro
who outraged Mrs. Baker, of Princeton,
Ind, was caught the same night, confessed
his crime, was shot, stabbed, and beaten
until dead, and his body then dragged
through the streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-03
Horace Greeley and the Austrian
Mission

New YORK, December 2.-Horace Gree
ley publishes a card declaring that he has
not been officially notified of his appoint
ment as Minister to Austria, and therefore
neither accepts nor declines it; but he
does not intend leaving this country pend
ing the Presidential election.
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The Alabama Reconstruction Con-


yentiOn.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, December 2.-The
Convention to-day adopted resolution
that when it adiourns it shall adjourn sub
iect to the call of E. W. Peck, president
or of the military commander of the dis
trict: but if not re-convened within one
wear it shall stand adjourned sine die. A
resolution to adjourn on the 4th instant was
finally adopted.
The oath Of office as finally adopted re-
ouires officers to swear that they are not
disfranchised by the constitutions OF Ala
bama or the United States, and that they
wil, sunport the constitutions and laws OF
Alabama and the United States, ana the
union of the States.
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Tobacco Exchange, December ., 1867

Breaks and receipts light. Market more
firm and prices fully sustained. Below we
give the transactions for the past three days :
80 hogsheads, tierces, and boxes, offered
and sold
xAyUFAcTURIYG TOBACCO.
Lu1s.-Common to medium dark working,
90 to % !; good dark working, IS TO fl2; sun
3ured, common, 81 to Sl2; sun-cured, good,
sl2 TO SIS coal-cured, common, 50 to $l5 !;
coal-Cured, bright, Sl2 to $25; coal-cured, fan
cy, go 10 Si5.
LedI-Common dark working, 81 to 50 me-
iium dark working, $40 to 3l+; good dark
working, SIS 10 81; fine and wrapping, $lS to
s2l sun-cured, Sl5 TO S25 and S32 yellow
wrappers, common, $50 to S35; yellow wrap.
pers, medium to extra, $40 to 800 and 5000.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
L,qs.-Eery common and heavy weights, -
TO So 50 i; medium, IS to IS; good, IS to Sl2.j
Lenf.-English shipping, SIS to So 30: conti-
mental shipping, Sl3 TO SIS aud $50.
srEaAING TOBACCO.
LsGf.-Common, !l2 to Sl4 /; good, $l5 TO Sl7 ;
fine, lis 10 so and s223.
Scms.-Tery common to good, sl6s4.jo.
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COMMERCIAL.
Gown and F,onr Exchange, December .. 1861

Corn and Flour Exchange, December 9, 1867.
OFyyRrygs. Wheat - White, ,i76 bushels /;
red 800 bushels. Corn-White, 1862 bushels /;
yellow, 81 bushels; mixed, 752 bushels. Gats-
59I bushels Rys-29S bushels. Nedt."h ite'
IS bushels. Hy-Tirginia A bales. fzarsesf-
bushels Bucknhsat-l0 bushels.
S.rEs -ITh,nt-White, $50 bushels very infe-
rior to prime ut 81. 77M@s2 62h red, l3o bush
els medium TO choice At 23o9S2 70. Corn
White, 674 bushels new ut 9Jc. @sl for good
TO prime ; old, good NJ sl.T; yellow, 81 bush
els new ut DOC. old 1t 81. Ii; mixed, 732 BUSH
ig4 bushels 1T 5sG62hc Ry,-24G bushels at
sl.42h Iuy = Virginia, a bales at $3.50
Buck1el,Sdt 10 bushels 1T nc. F1a1ssed-4 bush
els NJ 81 u
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Fighting In South America.

LISBON, SPAIN, December 2.-The Bra
lillian mail reports that the allies had at
tackled the Paragraphs, killing 1000 and
capturing 200. The allies lost so men.
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DRY GOODS
1T REDUCED PRICES.
We shall from this day sell our entire stock OF
FRESH AND SEASOEABLE DRY GOODS
at reduced prices
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERsoLD.

pr3CES Of DIZZY GOODS RE-
4 DUCED.-We have reduced the prices Of all
goods OF Land, and GHEhm BARGAINS may be
expected. our stock il large and well-seIected.
wa would invite merchants IA we'll consume RS
To give Us call before Euying elsewhere, as We
feel certain 1t will ba to their interest. In add.
tiGn TO q full stock OF DHi GOODS We have COM
rlate lines of Hosiery, Gloves. Corsets, Hoop
: kirts Handkerchief, Ladies'. Gents, and Chill
dren' 8 Morino SIiris and Drawers.
J G.. COURTNEY Il SON,
ro51m SIS Broad street.
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ID FAD THISi Il + A L n 3 !!
u AND You WILL PROFIT BY IT
GREAT BARG AIMS
IN ALL STYLES OF phT GoOpSi
OPENING THIS MORNING

OPENING THIS MCRNlNt
RZEKIELS CHEAP DRY GOODS sToRE'
No. IL MAIN STREET,
fnesrly opposite st. Charles Hotel, next door 10
Mr., Julius Bears cheap shoe store,
5000 yards best quality CALICO Tor n'nepence
q yard and upwards p.rupn
sHlRTINGS for ninepence yssd ,cupn
5000 yards BbEACHED and uNbLhAa1HmhED
SHEETINGS full yard wide, for shiIInS ;
5000 Yards 9 . o IS For MEMS and ! BOYS .Sss
Withholding off at great bargains IN these
,,oods-you cannot tail to buy
5000 ysrds WHITE. RED, YELLOW, BLUE ana
GRAY FL8NgELS, very cheap;
10 coo Yards DRESS GOODS Of all styles, al OK,
tremely low prices. Just TO suit " these hard
times, when you have but little money 10
spare for a dress. .s,,t INV
Prices and save at least twenty-tvea p ba rpht
slors which is deeg mated by the large swinging
sim WITH the inscrirtion ooons sTORg.n
EZEKIGL'S CHEA! phi oooO nn2i
Store closed on Saturdays ~ =
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MON. EXPLOSIVE OIL, kEE'}-
IN SEMI OIL LAMPS AND SHAp III. The
H6T EXPLOSIVE OIL is believed 10 bs entirely
free from explosion, and can b. sold cheap. l.
Will burn excellsntiy IN hu!d lamps. Call al : ..
Is Thirteenth street. ReA's old stand. no 80
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ANEW GOODS! NEW PRICES

NEW GOODS! NEW PflcEe =
y so7 gpo.p STREET BETWEEN FIFTH AID 81 m ~
,,nsnins his dsya large supply Of NE" uooDo'
Ia EI,E.CHED COTTON 1t l23c
SKIRTS at 81. IS worn - . ,orra.,
RE1WS and BLsaCHED sHEEtlsua a' io"o''
New Y ork prices -. .,,, aoc
uuITE Film I'll at sec worm aoc lido,
pFn and GRAY NELS. all qus, ~ r,,.h "a
Enc nab TOWELS at - and o. worm p
sich and Elegant DRESS G90DSsne
t % hni = and Alexander PoPLlN5.
MrEiNoS at astontshlusly low prices,
~ - + aIpS ana ALPhC.s, all eo1oI7'
unnnsoma u 81 in rs Il. 2"c:
SHAWLS' SHAW
Rich Broche and G. III re oha WIS.,
Plaid SHAWLs OF 'sn ~ oTuS
a., .,,,, VI - e. .RsS and CLOTHS Is very
- large and well u s esH1sSstssfSisG, all grades;
Ei"e ChEsIN cts at SEC. worth iSc.
Beautiful CARPETS at7sc.
ChIICoES at l2tc. rors KIN GLOVES for
ladies' and gentlsmsn-bisuiAf'A anu
r,e sSIutn Atwood BLANKETS at -.
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CT. BAAxEs, J.p JUsTrs. 3. P. pYwLER.

C. X. BARNEs, J.P. JUsTis, 3. P. F"wLER.
DARN Els, JUSTIS 81 FOWLER,
ID (snccessors to JrarIa & FowLEK,l GENERAL
COMMISSION AND F0RWASDlN6 MERCHANTS,
No. 1904 FRANKLIN street, Richmond, Virginia,
and li3 Pratt street, Baltimore, Md.-Partles
shipping PRODUCE to this house can draw for
one half the value of shipment as soon as ship
ped tho balance will be paid over soon as sold
Strict attention given TO the business. Quick
salos and prompt returns made.
Refer 20 William Nj Cabell, member OF Virginia
Legislature, Buckingham county; Colonel y.
Cobbs, Farmvilie, Va. A; 81. Pierce, staunton,
va Joseph Dettor, Greenwood, Albemarle, Va;
2. s. Pollard, Richmond, Va. Lancaster Co. {,
bankers, Richmond, Va. e2l-3m
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CHAPpED AND ROUGH 8 r x | y :
I rendered smooth, soft, end tsir' oy hhI noas
bAKER,S AGDALUh1AG oAN".
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copy HAS Rlz."-New corn sold last
,na "> IT the Montgomery White Sulphur
for G s1.l5 per bushel, on credi' o. SiA
months.
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-In
II compliance with sn ordinance Of the city OF
Richmond will attend at my ONCE, at the City
3lst OF December, inclusive, TO recsivs ths re-
naming bali OF the CITY TAXES. d-duel"g ten
per cent thereon from those who pull one ldiI II
June. JULIUS a. HoBsoa, '. y. n.
n. B.-Those persons who have rot p2id any
portion OF their bills will pIe2sa cali during the
sans time and pay the amount OF their taxes, as
will have no opportunity OF calling on tn-m be.
fore advertising their property for sse which VIII
add twenty per cent. (ll not so!d) Those who
have not paid Il cir personal tax by tina. tim. must
expt ct to have their goods levied on - soon a.
gel out OF the ot,cs as N requested 10 settle my
des1im j. A. HoBsoY. C. @. 3.
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a "marble mountain" has been dis
covered in Fauquier
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Z ARGE SUPPLY OF FALL AMI
WINTER DRY GOODS!
GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES
BEST BARGAINS N0W OFFERED AT
ISAAC HUTZLER'S,
$50 Broad street, corner OF Sixth,

SO Broad street., cOfHel OF oIA|H'
Having lust returned from New York. where |
bought largo quantities of all kinds OF DRi
GOODS at the recent heavy decline, am enabled
and determined to offer the GREATEST INDUCE
MEErs to purchasers, and respectfully solicit call
from all in want.
90 q, ISAAC HUTZLER.
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Boots. Shoes, Hats, DC

TOHN DOOLEY, HAT NAN UFAC-
~ TURER AND DEALER, invites his "a
friends OF the country and city to the exami. I'd
nation of his splendid stock OF n ATs andS--a
CAPS OF his own and Of other manufacturers Al
the new styles Of the season. on hand ana recelS-
ing bv every steamer from the largest man utsc-
tories of the country. The prices are reduced 10
suit the present hard q mes.
will pay the highest market pr'eEEs o LOT Mn
Hunters would do well to bring In Fur Skins at
ane assortment Of Ladies' and Chldren,s
Fnrs Caps Mutfs SC. on hand at I'll Eagle
49,, Nj, 1890, pirbm 50
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= NJ. WILLIAMSON Formerly Of A.
-. 7. Stokes & Coz, WHOLESALE GROCER
1918 Cary street, between Thirteenth and Virginia
.tre.ts, Richmond, Va. will give strict attention
to the sale OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, and pledges
10 his patrons full market prices and prompt re-
turns.
advances will be made on consignments In
hand.
Refers, by permission. TO Planters National
Bank Of Virginia; a. +. Harvey, Esq. President
National Bank OF Virginia; Messrs, Harvsys u
Williams: Messrs 4. Y. Stokes Il Co. Messrs. X.
4. Maury i Co, Bankers; Harrison, Goddin y
apperson, Real Estate Auctoneers.
RICHMOND. October 10, 1857. Oc 2l3m
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NEILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
lYl CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS and
COMMISSION MERCuANTs for the pnrehascsI End
Orders sol cited Liberal advances made On con.
sisnment Eefer to A. +. HARVEY, President Of
National Bank Of Virginia JAMES THoaAs, Jr.,
ESQ., Richmond, Va. Messrs. II. MRssBsaER u
Co., New York Msssrs. JoHnsos q THOMPSON,
Boston Mass. jy Ats
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BLACK CLOTH CLOAKS-

the very latest styles. These goods are on con-
signment and will be sold VERY LOW. A rare
opportunity IL now offered for all persons to sup
ply themselves, as the cloaks are very handsome.
We have also good stock OF SHAWLS AND
CLo.KING no28
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Commission Merchants.


E1HE VI F. G n ! A TO 8 4 Q G .
4 AGRSCY Is WATER STREET, NEW YORK.
Mr.. JAMES ID GARDINER withdraws from the
firm Of CONNOLLY & co. this lat dag OF Mo-
vetnber 1857. he remaining partners Will con-
tinua the TOBACCO" AND COMMISSION Busi.
bsS under ths same style AZ heretofore, ana
trust to receive a continuance OF tbs taVors OF
their Virginia friends.
w ALEXANDER RarS,
JAMES A. CONNOLLY.
NV TopK November l. 1897. no 4,-1m
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4 STONfSHIhG BARG AIHs-PRE-
p PARE YOURSELVES FOB THE xrsha
WINTER. Twenty thousand dollars &U&g
worth Of BOOTS and SHOES offered .atg ~
such prices astonishes the world; No va
excuse for the shoeless, as MlCHAElI
(iuNsT is determined to sell SIT IS and BOOTS al
such figures rs win give everybody = chance
To purchase The following goods are offered
900 pairs Ladies' Gait.:s, 81 Loco pairs Lsdies
splendid Laced Caters, IL 50 500 pairs "oms a
Leather Balmora!s, 81 up; 400 patra Ladies
Toilet Slippers Csc 400 pairs Morocco bnsklns,
eoc MEMS Baimorals from ~ % up.
MICHAEL GUHST'S Shoe store,
at Broad, between Fourth and Filth streets.
Store closed on saturdays no l---n
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TUST RECEIVED, ANOTH ER asSB
u lot OF prime SOLE and UPP ER LEA YEGX
THEK also LINING SKINS, which | amy ~
selling at New York prices. Also, anothsr nT>Sc
lot of those hIY-DOLLA& CALF DEW Ed DHtes
BOOTS. ,,,o
All in want will cave money by calling I st Ia2o
Main street. n. il pAototo.
E. WISPREE, Salesman no -
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TLOAKS. clocks. CLOAKS.

CARDozo, ALsoP i FoURQUREAy
have opened this morning large lot OF very
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03


with tho invention OF tho sseam en-
rino, are those Of Newcomer, Watt
and Stephenson; tho arst a h,sck-
smith and tho second a maker Of
mathematical instruments, and the 3D.
fireman. Huntingdon, tho preacher
vas originally coalheaver, and Be-
wick, tho father Of wood engraving, a
coalminer. Dodsley was fectman,
and HOlcroft, groom. BafIin, The
navigator, began his scafarlng career
as a man before the mast.
Hcrschel played the oboe in mil
Iitary band. Chantry was a journey
man printer, aud Sir Thomas Law
renee tho son Of tayeru-keepcr.
Michael Farrady, the son Of poor
blacksmith. was In early life apprcn.
ticed TO a poor bookbindcr, and work
ed at the trade until he reached his
twcnty.socOnd year he now occupies
the very first rank as philosopher, cx.
ceiling even his master, Sir Humphey
Davy, in the art Of lucidly oxpound'
ing tho most difficult and abstrusc
points in natural science.
The House Of Commons has always
con aimed considerable number oil
such self.raised men--itting repre-
sentatiyes Of the industrial character
of the British people and II is to the
credit Of our legislature that such
men have received duo honor there
When the late Joseph Brotherton
member for Stafford, in the course Of
the discussion on the Ten Hours Bill
detailed with true pathos the hard
ships and fatigues to which ho had
been subjected whom he was a factory
boy in a Gotten mill, and described
the resolution which he had formed
that if ever il was in his power HI
would cndeayor to ameliorato th'
condition Of that class. Sir james
Graham rose Immediately after him
and declared, amidst the cheers of tho
house, that he did moi before know
that Mr.. Brotherton's origin had
been 30 humble, but that IL rendered
him more proud than he had ever be-
fore been Of the House Of Commons,
to think that person risen from that
condition be able to sit side by side,
on equal terms, With tho hereditary
gentry Of the country.
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THE ancersigned having taken out l.
@cense 10 follow said business IL Seneca
a. adjoining counties Is nov ready al all
times 10 cry sales. Eplire setisfacti0nl
will be guaranteed IN each case, Resi-,
denee near Mexico Senecu County, o. ~
dee2ons0tf sss tr, E}0NES. 1
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Public Sale.

THE undersigned will offsr Tor sale AZ
= Public auction, at the late residen ce
ofLioyd Norris, deceased, three miles
south of Tiffiu, on the iaa snnai I'd
SIG 30 DAY OF JANUARY 1867, lsria
The goods and chat,les Of said deceased,
consulting 10 part Of Grain Of al a,
Whcatin the ground, Horses, 1
Hogs, Buggies, Harness and numerous
other articles. N, " sst.,
Salet to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
81 s. ]. SEED. Executor.
Tifin, Dec. 20, lS66.--pGSs. 81.
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Divorce.

JOSEPHINE REDFTELD. whose res.
= idence is unknown, will take notice
that George IL. Red6eld, Of Seneca coun
ty Ohio, has this day filed in the Court {
Common Pleas Of said County, his pei
ton for divorce from said Josephinc,
charging her with gross neglect Of duty
ond with having lrauduleutly CONTACTED
the marriage with petitioner, and
he asks that snid contract may be ar.
nullrd. rat ea
The sod petition viii bs Cor hearing at
the February term Of fsaid Court 1867.
And the defendant will take norice that
depositlons TO be used on the hearing os
said petition will be taken at the Amer
lean Hotel on Broadway ST. New York,
on the 10th day Of January, 1857, be-
tween the hours of o'clock, A, n. aud
10 o'clock,P P, NJ, Of said day.
GmsoN g. PENNINGTON,
.1aur Attorneys OF Petitioner
decl3n9w6pfS5 90. =, i.s.,,.l'
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Notice.

THE Undersigned has been duly ap--
: pointed Executor Of the last will and
teslamsns Of Lloyd Norris. late Of Seneca
county, Ohio, deceased.
lpA 5. J. SEED, Executor. /.
Tiiin. Dec. 20, 1903 -.rfs2 aL. ~
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TOR SALE.

DWELLING HOUSE. with two lot,
eepus 90 feet mont by SIG Il IN depth,
On West side Of ist Monroe otrest 10 Is,
Ward, Tim, nesr Unjon school house.
For prioo and terms enquile Of
J. II. PITrENGER.
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TAE MOsTPERFEcT IRON TONIc.

HEGEMAN'S FERRArEp EIIxrn or
- BARK.--A rleasan, cordial containing
actnnl principles Of Calisaya BARK and
Pyrophosphato Of Iron. Sold by Drug
gisls.
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Plate stoves

7tovetare allmadein Tihn, etths
obto sfoye Wnrks, Western Home ,Oio
LiuvPatlorCook, Oakly Ohio Home, Heau.
ODD ty.liily nigh Cottage. Chnton,sta OF .Ir
Empire, Balle Of Ohio. Cottage
farlor, Broadsidesi
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Farm for Sale.

g 1p'o Farm for Sale,
The subscriber offers for sale valna-
Bile farm property, situated in Eden Tp.,
four miles Southeast Of Tifin near the
Rock Creek Church. II lies three-fourths
Of a mile from the Melmore Plank Road.
II contains 1877 acres, Of which, I3e is
cleared land, and the balance good tim
Der land IL contains good sugnr Camp
IMPROVEMENTS. - 4
A two story log house good, lrrge
and commodious barn w0gen shed ilh
largo cribs on either side. 81 A good, never
failing spring with spring house !; two
splendid Orchards, yielding a abundance
of fruit every year well wotercd by rock
creek, which runs diagonaly threugl the
farm. It cavnot be beat for pas,urae or
grain. There are other advantages net
here mentioned. aHesl Saloj
u , TERMS OF SALE. ig9ds
The price will be $40 per acre on ea-
sy payments.
For further information as to the pay.
ments call on or address ,.,.al
ELI DEEPEN
or JOHN LOGS
Aug. 3O,lS66. 49--u. d
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XEyHIsKERs AND MusrActRs r..
~ grow eren the smoolhstt nrs - ~ 1891 s.s 70
eehs.hy esing ns. snvtaHss RsrAun,rn- ssoe ce
scisnee, eetaS nron As Board sAd MAJ, n sS.sA
mos1 ~ iIaspioat manner Il has bsen us,a ~ ~ ~.
ehte et fe,l, end Leaden with he moss as,ss,,..
epd feaufe tAiittac'len IL not rlvsn IN ,ss,stsV
't.nss, he neney will be ehssflnily rsfasd,1' ~
Price by maiistaled snd post paid. al llss.,,.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03
Pine Lith, Shiag.cs and Broom Handles,
constantly on hand. 81.
The proprietor is tho ::manOrse,pror o.
Longstroths Patent Movable
Comb Bee Hive.

Their Hives are two. inches shorter
and two inches deeper than the old style,
with improved Honey Board and Honey
Boxes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03
oakly open Front, open Top
Large Wood PaIlor Stove

Those eStovesare aliwarranted superior toanv
hemafket. not Sithstandine what other dealersmay
ay. They are warranted nevsTy respect.
ohasiogslsewhefe, Lam manufacturing splendid
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-06-29

A A. MEXICAN GUANO of choice
n. quality, and PHOSPHATES, for sale
by JOHN PARTRIDGE.