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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-08
DR.. II. NJ. PURINTOY.-.Tbe renouu

DR.. II. NJ. PURINTON.-.Tbe renowned
Lung Physician, and for all chronic diseases, will
visit Tiitin, Thursday, Aug. 18th, and remain
three days Rt tho showhnn House. Dr. PuniSroS,
who has created so much attention with his won.
dorful powor Of discriminating the nature Of an
internal disease from the respiration Of the lungs
aud beating OF the heart without your being re-
quircd to give your symtoms and who, Also, has
the ability to treat the same with degrco Of
success altogether unparalleled by rejecting the
use OF oil poisonous drugs and miucrals-usng
nothing but medicines prepared from vegetable
remedies, solcits your attention to an examine
tion Of your ease, which will De most chccrfully
given in all eases free Of charge. II is not ex-
pectcd that oll out Of the many which examine
can bc cured, although there are but few com.
parativcly speaking, but what may bc benefited,
and to such Il Is evermy privilege to give advice
free, and whenever reason stands 10 Judge that
cure can be performed, you will be put under
treatment from one week to three months, rs
the disease may. require.
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Marriage Llcenses.--Tho following

Marriage Llcenses.---Thc following
Marriage Licenses were issued by the Probate
Judge during the month of July:
Gilbert Hughes to Laura Linch.
David Donaldson to Ellen 0mcara.
Henry Reiss to Margaret Peter,
Samuel Nesbitt to Margaret J. bingham.
Henry L. Taylor to Ollie Shumarkcr.
Michael Ballrich to Lisette Ringeiscn.
C,S. Chamberlin to Tillie Keissinger.
Henry Mehl to Rosa Holler.
Jacob G. wager to Ablssina l.. Cook.
Al. Leitner to Amanda Neigh.
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FFNrns.--on Saturday evening last fraeas
occurred on Main street, in front Of the National
Exchange Bank, causing considerable excite.
ment. A young man being some what intoxica.
ted, attempted to settle an old score with another
man from the rural districts, when releative
undertook to Rllay the trouble at which tho
aforesaid obstreperous young gent turned upon
him, and for time the relative had It, pitch and
toss with the young man. At length the Mar
shali's brother appeared upon the soeae, md af-
ter pass or two ~ HIM, the young man OF isabfD-
ieai disposition as prevailed upon 70 retire from
the d,id LE
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Re-unIon Excursion OF the fOist and

ta3d. AT an informal meeting Of members
Of the iOlst aud 1891 Regiments o. V. I.
held At Sandusky July 3Oth, it was determin.
ed TO mold \ reunion Of these regiments on
Thursday, August 29ih The steamer Even.
ing Star has been chartered for al excursion
10 the Isan1s All soldiers. and the friends
Of soldiers, are respectfully invited to attend
A fine baud OF music has been engaged. and
nun, recreation and amusement will be the
order Of the day.
IL Is hoped that every member Of these reg
imeuts, as well As all other soldiers In the vi
entity, will he present with their friends. As
picnic will I've held at one Of the Islands. II
is suggested that all who can, will supply
themselves with refreshments. ltis expected
that the railroads centering at Sandusky will
issue half fare tickets ior the occasion. - San.
Register.
Let there be a hearty corporation from the
members OF these regiments in this city and
county, in contributing to the success of the
reunion.
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Base Ball at FremOnt.-A base hall
tournament took place in Fremont on Friday
last, at which match games were played by
the Findlay club and the Croghans Of Ere
mont another by the Fostoria club aud the
DcIter's OF that place, and third by the
Crescent club of this city, and a volunteer
nine from the Fremont clubs The first
game between the Findlay's AMI the CroV-
hans was we'll played resulting in the victo.
ry of the latter. The second game between
the Fostcran's and the Dextcr's, did not ex.
hibit so much skin, but the Dexter's proved
too much for the Fostoria boys and they
were AGAIN forced TO assume the pressure.
The last game between the Crescent's aud the
volunteers, was played in the evening, and
reaching the ground in time TO witness the
play we can speak more at length upon it,
The two first innings the Crescents were
white waShed'having placed their poorest s;ri-
kers at the bat. This seemed only to nerve
them for the game, and after the fourth in.
ming they played finely, making on the sixth
lhHihh WI o"oe "uu WV hVho AuuSt "uiSu
put them two ahead, when the Umpire
the bassiest Of Eastwood men called tie
game, but ny a previous arrangement be-
tween the Captains Of the two mines, another
inning was played, after choosing a new Um-
pire, and the game ceased with the score
of the Crescerts footing up nine ahead.
A fine repast was served up in an adjoining
grove in the city for the players, by the
young ladies Of Fremont, and thither the
clubs were escorted and served with supper,
as they hnished their game. To the fair ones
who presided over the well spread tables is
due the thanks Of those who participated. =
During the last game some rude remarks and
profuse language were used on the grounds,
We regret 10 say, which would have a tend
ency to lose TO those from abroad, that re-
speci which is always due and becoming. =
There may have been sufficient cause to war;
rant an ill-feeling, but never enough 70 call
forth expressions, 10 the least depreciating or
ungeneroAs.
We hope the Crcsents will in due time
challenge the Croghan's. to . game. when
they Sili have an opportunity Of sh0Uiag
themselves worthy Of their adveTsaries, and
that they can extend that geutlema aaly conr-
tesy toward friends from abroad which Is ev-
er due them, Oa sueh occasions.
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The Ohio Hunter. is the titic Of

The Ohio Hunter. This is the title Of a
little work placed ia our hands by Mr.. Geo.
HoitI, Of cur eOuHty, wkO participated with
the author and whose name occurs in the lat
ter portion OF the book, as taking part in a
bear hunt in the forests Of Michigan several
years since. The author Mr. s. 4. Edwards
e a resident of Henry County, and NAV have
besA seen upon our streets last winter dressed
10 = complete suit Of furA The book is an
interesting narrative Of hunting 10 our native
tive wilds. tits for sale at HusS Book Store,
Tina. VIM. Lightcan'E. MeImore, and John
Vests BlOOmyille. Price $500.
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The ExearaiSu.-The trip to the Islands,
came al on Tuesday. Between three and four
hundred persons went down on the special train
which left bare at esso in the moraing. An acci-
dent occurred at watsohs Station, in which Mr..
Smith, stoae-mason Of this place, was serious
iy injured He was brakeiag the eAf, when the
chain broke hurting him OF the car against tho
station-hOuse and severely hEuiaing his head and
face. Hewas taken to Green springs. sAd placed
in the care Of physician. Nothing dse occurred
to mar the pleasure Of the occasion, and the par
tE rat0rnsd Ia the evening. tired but well satiss-
Cd with their exeurst0a 10 the Islands a1
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County Fairs.-The following are the
times Of holding the Fairs of this and SUR
rounding counties this year; Sandusky, Free
mont, October 2nd, Sd and 4th; wyandoi,
Upper sandusky, October lst 2nd ard ard;
Crawford, Bucyrus, October 18th, l6th, nth
and 18TH Erie, saudusky City, October lst,
2nd, srd aud 4thi Hancock, Findlay, October
srd, 4th and 9Th; Huron, Norwalk, October
2nd, Srd aud 4thi Seneca, Tifin, October 9th,
10, lth and 18th.
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HItchlng Teams on the street.-The

Hitchlng Teams on the street. There
Is scarcely a day, but what some more or less
serious accident occurs on our streets, from
the hitching OF teams alpng the sidewalks
The ditcbes along Main street, are punish
mcnt for a horse 10 stand Ia, and the couse-
quence is they become tired aud restive, and
when hi'ehcd siugly, very frequently wheel
round on to the Pavsments, thereby li,tering
up the side walks, and oflen endangering the
lives Of passers by.
Would Il not be well aud mOre safe to say
nothing Of the comfort and cleanliness, en-
gendercd thereby, if the city authorities
would furnish yard for hilching teams, or
compel the placing of iron bars between the
posts7
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OrchestrnI.-The Concert Of the Tifin Musi.
cal Society passed of pleasantly on wednes.
day evening Of last week. aud would have been
greatly enjoyed IL the performance hal been
strictly confined to the Society, and the choir
German singing in an English audience, can neV.
er prove successful or pleasant, and we hope in
their next they will confino themselves strictly
to the productions Of tho Society. .....,
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spetial Notitts.

~. strtehtaaa; Having used your Anti. Chol-
ere mixture during the Cholera epidemic here last
suunsr, and induced others to do tho sane, in
sasea that had allthe cholera symptoms. in ev-
cry eass q promptly checked the disease, I be-
aieve It's the best remedy known for Cholera
and diarhoea Of every form, and sdvise those sf-
nieted to try it.-w. RlHsrs, Of the firm OF Bar.
bee, Choate Naber, Cincinnati. auratt.
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Agricultural Our rural friends will
bear with as five are forced to neglect for a
time the Agricultural department OF our pa
per, daring the heavy press Of political mat
ter. We will make due amends amer the
cnmpaiRn Is over
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a LEGAL WHtched. .-Yestcr,lay Mr.. RoBERr
n TnAvER, until recently City Editor Of the Reg
ister was presented with n fine hunting -casc watch,
Of most elegant pattern, by the members OF the
Great Western Band and the employees In the
Register News Room. We trust that the watch,
as the recipients reputation, may never run
down, and that, whatever be the surroundings Of
our friend, he may always have a good time
SanduskB Register.
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Insurance. .-Messrs. Byers 4 Persons
General Insurance Agents in this city, are out
with advertisements Of their various eompan-
les in this issue, among which may he observ-
ed are The most reliable in the country.
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SchWab House, Flndlay.-This house
formerly kept by W. W. Siddell, has been
leased by Mr.. Joseph Steamer, Of this city,
who will be pleased to wait upon all those
who may chance to stray that way from our
city, in his hospitahle and clever manner.
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Anuouueeuseut.-The 2nd Quarterly Confer.
encc Of the Huron Association will meet in Re
public, beginning on Thursday evening August
18Th and continuing over the following Sabbath.
Several Ministers are expected from abroad.
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MARRIAcp Am CRLIpACY

An Essay OF Warning and Instruction for Young
men. Also, diseases and abuses which pretnA-
turely prostrate tho vital powers, with sure
1f relief sont free Of charge, In sealed letter en-
lopes, Address.
.Ir. I.sKILLEN BoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philsdelphia, Pa
Juns 20. 1867 -Sm.
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Fire In Clyde.--A FIRE occurred in Clyde
on Saturday, the aTth ult, In which several
business houses were consumed, entailing a
loss on the proprietors of about $40 900, more
than halfof which however was covered by
insurance. Ia
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A C0mpOsltOr 10 the Office of the Mills
Star set his nine thousand ems in six hours
on Monday last, and got married the next
day The 0irard Spectator claims to have a
'Jour" that can do the same thing provided
somebody will furnish the bride Exchange
Jones thinks Il no "trick" at all to marry
If fsomc one will furnish the bride. He says
thai. furnishing bride and house too, is
Is more than he is able to contract for at his
present yJirhishing income el3
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Pro1aneiNuaento.-T Marshal has issued
his injunction against those classic bipeds and
quadrupeds, ,-Geese aud Hogs-and prociams
that all found wandering within his lines" will
be forthwith impoundcd and penalty inflicted
upon the owners. o.
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PASSING NORTH,

4 81 r. M.-MAil train.
4 35 A. M.-Express train.
Nail train North will make connection at CLYDE
for Cleveland and the East
The 4 IS a. n. train connects at Clyde for
Cleveland and the East direct
The s-55P. %. train passes THIN daily except
Sunday. rhet'sS A. N. train daily except Nom
AAy. .. II. POTTER, superintendent.
RUsH r. sLoASE. President.
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Straved.


7 twn miIeA ,rth Of wingarta Cornsgs, Craw-
fnrd County, on "Wednesday, June 18th, a DARK
BAY MARE, with q white star In her forehead,
AZ years old or thereAhonts Had on the head gear
of halter when she left, and was traceA as fsr
Tim. Apy person giving Information Of her
whrreAhouis, or taking up said animal WIN ke lib
ornly teWardsd for tholr trouble.
Adlrsss, HENRY BLINEa.
WinGaFte cornefA
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kicked Nv a Horse..-on las, Frld.y .

kicked by n HOrse.--On las, Friday a
sou Of Mrs. II. s. Rumaeld, Of Ave or six
years ofage, was passing along Marke, stree,
in front Of Hers Liquor Store, when viscious
horse hiiehed by the sidewalk kicked at the
child, striking Il aierrible blow on the side
Of the head. He was conveyed into Lords .
barber shop in scnseles condition, and Doc
tor Gibson was soon at hand to dress bis
wound. I, was merely a severe confusion,
but slight deviation from the location Of
the bruisc, would in all probability resulted
fatally.
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Mtarria1ts.

MEHTs--10LLER.-On the 18th of July, by
Rcy. J. II. Coon, Mr. HESEr MEnL TO Miss Rosa
HoLLER, both Of the city OF Titlin.
YEAGER-COOK.--Ont the 25th Of July, by the
same, Mr.. JAcon c. YEAeER to Miss ADIsIStA l..
Cook, both Of Eden.
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To COnsumers.-ft costs you no more 10
buy a full pound Of D. B DeLand Co. e Res,
Chemical saltraius, than It does other kinds
that only weigh II or 10 ounces.
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THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
AERrV

Howard Association Reports. for YOUNG
MEN, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, aud the Err
Rons, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy
tAsmsnIypowers. snd GREATS impediments TO Mar
rlage, with sure means Of relief. Sent In Sealed
letter envelopes, free Of charge Address DIR. j.
sKILLEN RoUGHToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, pa.
June 40, iGgy.-iy,
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MARRIED LIFE.

Information aud advice Of vital importance to
the married Of both sexes, In = sealed envelope,
can be obtained free Of charge BY addressing the
'er N JkNrs nUTIER
{. ..t r e2S nro.dwav, N. ".
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Send Jour address. with stamp, for sample and
catalogue OF Articles for Young and Old, Married
and single. All shonl, have them.
Address A. BRIDGES, 7s Bleecker Street. New
York city. E a augsm3.
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Expiration OF TlHie.-Those OfOur sub
scribers whose term ofsubscrip,ion expired In
June and Julr, are requested to renew their
subscriptions by remit,ing the required
amount as early as practicable and convent
ent
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4 RrsnLrir1nN

A RESOLUTION
Relative N an amendment az tho Constellation,
providing for the extension Of the elective fEaa.
ohise:
Resolved, BY the General Assembly of the
State Of Ohio, threeuiths Of the Inembors elected
70 each Houso agreeing thereto, that Il b and Is
hereby proposed to tho electors Of this State, 20
vote al the next annual October election upon thN
approval or rejection Of the following amendElert
as substitute for the hrst section of the 9th AZ,
ticle Of the Constitution OF this state, to-wlti
every male citsen oftke unitad States OF the
age OF twenty-one yea.s, who shall have been
resident Of the sf~se one year next preceding the
election, and u the eoonty. or township or werd
in which he resides such times as may 30 pTori-
tled by law, except such persons ~ have tolna
arms IN support ofany insurreosion or Eehellien
against the Government Of the United States, cr
have ned nom their places Of rasidonco 70 arcd
being drafted into the military service therecf, OF
have deserted tha military or naval serv'co OF anid
Government Ia time Of war, and had net sahsf-
quently ben honorahly. Discharged frcsa tht
same. hhRll have the quail hcaton oi an elect0s.
and u entitled te vote at electons,,
Speaker Of the House Of Repressniatlyes
ANDREW. g, McBuKNEY
Proaident Of the eonnte
fHssed April elsu'' lepFllnfcme'
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will make clean sweep Of ,hem-every sheet
will kill quart, Beware Of Bogus Limitations,
which some may aay are "Just As good.p There
is nothing ~ all comparable with IL.
sold everyvhere. Price six Gents. -nu-it
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srINULArisa rOsIc-LrTE BrrTEas.-Good
heaithis hessing. The way to enjoy such is
to take wine glass full Of grRIeKLAEDIs LITE
BirrEas two or thres times dag. They create
good appetitei they strengthen the stomach (;
they cure habitual Constipation, Nervousness,
and Headache they make the oh feel young
II you wish tong life and good health, use srRIck.
LAsns, Lars BIrrERs. For sale in bottles by
druggists. and by the drink at all saloons and
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A New sessatIon or the most plessufabie
character expereneed.b by the sficted upon being
restored to perfect health by "Dr. J. W. Poland's
White Pine Compound" Coughs, Colds, Throat
affections and all Pulmonary complaints yield TO
i,s magic power. Read the advertisement. Sold
syeryWheFe.
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Save Tssr Dsctor's BIiis. Cor's DVsrEPsIA
cvar will save the expense Of Doctor very ma
ny times ifkept on hand ready for Immediate
use. In the summer season, Tor CbolerA Morbusf
Pain In the stomsch, DiarthUa &e., Il Is a sure
and eertAln remedy.
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will deliver a sermon ON next Sabbath morning,
at the NJ. r. Church, ON tho Divinity ofChrist." A."
Service at half past ten.
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Pittsburg, Fl. W. & Chicago R. R,
9r ra4H TABLE. o
TRAINS GOING WEST

On and after April 20, 1857, trains will leave
Traia leaving Chicago At I.5o :. NJ, leaves daily
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CONSTITUTION OF OHIO.
Proposed Amendment to the Con-
stitution.
STATE or OHIO.

OYTIcn or rHA SECRETARY oE STATE I
I, WILLIAM HESRI SNfrH, Secretary Of State oi
the State Of Ohio, do hereby certify q nt tho fol-
loving Is q true copy Of joint resolution passed
by the General Assembly OF the State Of Ohio, on
the 6th day Of April, A. r., 1851. taken from tho
original rolls on SIC in this Office.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
subscribed my nGme, and afixed the
Great Seal of the State Of Ohio, nt
tWAt.l Columbus, the eth day Of April a, >,
1857.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary of Stats,
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RAILROADS.
@ma9
Cincinnati, Dayton & East'rp 3. R


:. on and after May 9Th 1857, trains viii ar
rive at rlnin, as follows:
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PASSING SOUTH,

rwo DAILY TRAINS ra,. rrrFIN Each way,
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TO COUNTRY DEALERS,

We WI gusraneed TO al them orders &c Iov. or
DspiIeate any Dlll Ortioona ahay can hay 10
Cleveland or Cincinnati. IN our lIao. and save
the freishI Give ns your OrdoFs and try Ne.
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The Trace FAs,ner now in use by J. NJ. Eb-
bert, iS said to be most useful and cheap
eonttivanee.
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Herahiaer Ae Myers.
Ne; ! shAwash's Bloch, Tian 0bAO,
ApsH II, ,ssT--ii a.
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A Prayer for Hahn.-Everyono hereahouts
is secretly praying for rain, The roads are dusty,
the herbage IL parchcd, and the atmosphere is
sultry, yet since last Sabbath week, not drop
Of the "necdful" has moistened the earth with its
presence. That classic strenm-thc sandusky-
Ia almost dry, and will probably be fenced in and
sold for town lots, within the city limits, II Il
does not ''wet up" soon. This would be sad
thing for the river TO be thus cut up, but the cx.
cgencies Of the times may demand II.
+. s. A most delightful shower ofrain fell just
as we were going to press. Thanks.
A brilliant Yosth. The Cleveland Herald
says young man Of that city, who had been to
see the Japanese acrobats perform, thought he
could perform the tub trick quite as we'll as the
Eastern gentleman. Placing himself on his back,
and elevating his feet in the mir, he hois.ed his
mothers wash-tub to the solcs Of his feet, and
proceeded to tact" The prompt result was that
the tub fell into his face, the iron-bound edge
striking HIM in the mouth, and nearly destroying
hisjats. There's nothing like initiative genius
"OhlO In the War.-This great work,
now going through the press of Moore, Wills
tach 4 Baldwin, Cincinnati, Is rapidly ap-
proachinR completion, and will soon be in the
hands of subscribers. A 1re recently destroy.
ed some Of the stereotype plates of the work,
to reproduce which will cost someS5, 900. The
loss falls on the insurance companies, but the
detention is quite an annoyance to the enter.
prlsing publishers ffDy1Ea
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TERRIFIC ONSLAUGHT.


Now Il the season for those huge black swarm,
- hIss that 50 torment man and beast fIstrn.
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w Hit LEAD
AND
COLORS IN OIL,

We have our whlte,I.ead made for Ne By spe.
ciai contract In the bcsi Rastern Manufactor.
lee, and sell onp svH brands, uhich We guar
antce ~ give you ss'lsfaeiioA. Ask for the
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nUCI<EYE or CLIPPER

brand Of white Lead and take no olher, and
you wllibe snre of good article at . low price
We are Agents for
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We arc ProPrlstors Of Her.hi.er d Myers eel
sbEalod Improved
CONDITION POWDERS,

For Hsrses. and Cattle. 4 very supeFlsr ArtI.
liele ULle1 Er-s givsn satisfaction 50 every one
who hes SGD fhsm. Try them.
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We h.,. Iu"rssoI,ss t. large stock Of
PAINT AND WHITEW lSH
BRUSHES.

wAIsh No are able 90 sell at Manufacturers
PFIeUs.