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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
ny JAS. T. woRTuINGToN,

The capabilities Of our climate,
owing chiefly to the extremes of heat
and cold, about which so much com
plaint is made, are much greater
than those of tho European countries
from which most of US derive our
ancestry. The capabilities are, as
yet, imperfectly developed, because
We naturally cling to the productions
and the modes of culture inherited
by our fathers, however unsuited to
our surroundings. But the frequent
failures Of late years Of some of the
fruits on which we we're wont TO rely,
notably, apples aud peaches, should
make US turn to others, though
heretofore unknown among us, if equal.
ly valuable, and now certain to bear
regular crops in our climate.
Among these, after trial Of moro
than thirty years, the first of exper-
iments, and latterly Of complete
success, believe that the old fashion.
ed Biblical fg is one ofthe most prom
ising.
The 6g tree is hardy, healthy, aud
a quick grower, suits our summer
climate admirably, and is easily pro-
tected without removal through our
severest winters is sure bearer and
very prolific. 1t grows from the slip
and have had trees three or foul
years old bear fair crop the year
after they we're transplanted.
After the trees are four or hvC
years old they produce from the SANE
area, with less labor, larger anC
more certain crop in Southern Ohi'
than either potatoes or tomatoes
The large yellow fig begins to riper
about the same time as the oarlies
summer apples-this year (1S69) oil
the l4th Of July.
The smaller purple fig begins t.
ripen about month later, and has
succession Of crops until October
sometimes late in October.
| mention these two varieties be
cause they have succeeded bost wit
me- have this year, for the 6r'
time, dried few Of the large yello
figs (the common fg Of commeIo,
{ and Gnd them at least as good as thOs
: we import. These can be produce
in cur climate as cheaply as drie
peaches, and much more regularly.
r | like them best fresh from the tire
, and often breakfast on them. I'll
{ demann by the family has been 4
a great that ! have not thought of drJ
Q lug them until this seasOn--when
have cart load of ripe figs from .
' area of less than four square rods.
Fhe fg is not likelk to be grow
in large orchards, but is eminent
Q toe fruit of the cOttager and village
q aud when its merits and adaptabili
f to our climate become general
!, known, will be as regularly grown (
Q family use, all over the Ohio Valley
l. as tho potato or tomato.
% A great obstacle to the introdr
}. tion Of new crops, is the suspicion
n the mach abused public, that an
thing new is highly commendt
chiefly because Of the profits to a
ID crue to the oommender. For the
ID tree, / can safely say that it is
A. easily and surely propagated a
ID multiplied that although it will
ut very profitable to the cultivator, it
a not likely to be SO with nursery moi
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05


The first sabbath 1 enjoyed here
during my present trip, and which
followed my first days angling, was
one Of calm contemplation and poet.
ic ease. The sun, as if to make a.
mends for his long absence, sent forth
bright, warm rays in most generous
manner, making field, forest and lake
look as if Dame Nature had spau
gled them DER with a new dress, such
as she creates with "brush of sun
beams dipped in morning dew" The
storms were gone, the waning winds
had died away,
.And clouds beneath the glancns ray
Met Oh and -, leave leoye the land and sea
The old Eon;nox bo5 ovido,,Iv
hlowed ont and The boromotsr ind;,
Gated uset, fair y Tho oneIors who
lad retired rho even;ng nrovi"ns
disbcsrtaned ot tho rouSh woaiSer
were now reioicing NJ ibe hrigbt
turn of affairs and as thew oonyers.
cd in groups on tho pia9an of Tho bo.
tel thtt morning, their hea, ts were
highly expressive of the good time
oming. They had for near two
weeks been waiting for settled wealth.
er, aud now that it had come their
counteuances were bright with sunny
smiles. 1
Many were the expeditions plan
ned that day for the approaching
morrow. Hope beckoned them on
With fair promises, and they trod the
rosy path as if the prize OF pleasure
was in their grasp.
During the lovely day many were
the strolls taken over the island
Here you would see a party walking
leisurely down the beach picking up
smooth worn shells and bright peb
bles, aud soaring the tipups tha
follow the retreatlng rollers to eaten
the marine insects they leave, or ply
their spindle shanks shoreward Al
they are chased up the beach by thu
incoming serf. '# ''' s3Hll
There is party down by the ole
haw tree, and with them q troop o
merry children, all eagerly pickini
up the fruit the wind has blown t.
the ground. Yonder is trio stroll
ling through the forest that skirt
the rear of the island, and but
stones throw oown the road you vii
observe Piscator among the flower
in the highly cultivated garden o
Mr.. Harms. Here, even till Novem'
Der, will you find, ia the open air
tte e most beautiful of Flora's offering
in full bloom and ripe berries tina
would make the mouth of old Epicu
rus himself water to look at it.
And SO the beautiful day passe
= away. Night saw the party in Vari
Gus groups in the Office Of tae hote
some talking of the approaching e
lection with great earnestness, ,thoug
| am pleased to say there was to
much good breeding manifest
, cause any bitter expression of poll
ical feeling. The most of the con
: pany had come here for the exprei
purpose of having delightful visi
and some lively sport with the bas'
aud they all displayed the most cou
teous respect for each others opiI
ions, political, religious or otherwis
v John Rape, we believe it was, hi
= just concluded a snake story as
approached the circle which he ha
evidently interested: Colonel hay'
j. who was quite glib and Pleass
talker, at once kept up the intere
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
YOLMER a KIRCHNER,

MERCH ANT TALLOIttSs
Nh DRALERs IN READY MADE CLOTH
n Ing. Gents Furnishing 'Goode, Hats Cape. A:'
ont hand, Broad Cloths Cnsai-
aereu aad Vsstings, Washington street. TINA "
PnrtisuiAr attention given to Custom Work.
All orders will uest with prompt attention.
I'm B.-We have tho Agency for the best
eWlnR Machine now In use. hofnnfus <
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
MEDICAL.
w: H. STOVER.
DR.. j. D. O'coNNER,

HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
IL Thin, has opened an office In Tomb's Bloch.
immediately over the Postofnce He hopes, by q
ltriot attention to business, with twenty -four
years experience In the profession, TO merit lib.
ral share Of the public patronage.
once houra--from A. ". 10 P.ah gHf 90
So Residence-ons mile South Of Tinn, on the
PLANK Read. Inf. |fl lr'sT' Z InoVa2nsnS. :
ENORMBRLH or musn-----------,.--.--
T. Surgeon In the Army-hna permanently loea-
ted In Tim and having had hfteen years experi-
ence IN the practice of Medicine, he hopes TO
merit and share the public patronage, .,
Hk- ONCE in National Hall building.
All calls attended TO, either At night or day.
Aiss, Examining Surgeon for Pensions,
AprIs'6stfJ H. D. MARTIN, N. D.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
81.
WOMAN'S LIFE.
~ ~. II. nrnANNn.


| kissed her IN the ewes Of NAV,
As on her mothers breast she lay;
Her breath was sweet rs new-mown hayt
A baby, In whose blessed eyes
still fingered, as in soft surprise,
Some recollections Of the skies.
] saw her as with dancing hopes,
She lifted up the morning slopes
Her young neck like an antelopeh,
A child, whose life was like the play
OF fountains that, with sunny spray
Make music all the livelong day.
Then, underneath the rosy Moons,
l heard her murmur LOVING tunes,
With heart as passionate as Juns'S;
A maiden, o'er whose lfe's repose
The wond'rous heaven Of love arose,
To rule ITS tender ebbs and flows.
When summers amber grain was mown
Around the golden harvest throne
l saw her girt with virgin conc
But, through the autumn's ruddy round
She walked, in wifely graces bound,
with motherhood supremcly crowned
Aud In the pleasant morns OF May,
A babe upon her bosom lay;
Its breath was sweet AS new mown hay.
Thus wOmuu's hottest life she learns
From innocence to love u yearns-
From love to innocence returns
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05

There is no place like homo, "
says the poet, Right unless it's
the house of the young woman you
are afer. This Is an exception OF
course.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
IIIMRER Ann GOAL YARD,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 BHoi
- Stnds Of Lumbar, LAth, Shingles and Coal a
reod Assortnent OF dressed lumber Consistently ON
hand Flooring siding, pickets &c. for sale cheap
fer eAah. Give us call. once ePpos"s OuA-
ainEhAm'A warehouse. .-..ft... .I-af
Tifnn, ohio, Aug.s, isa1'-u'
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
RoBERT:LYSLE co

N CteneraI Insurance AEentn, Life, Aeesdsna
" Fire, Aad Maripe Insurance done oAe the moai
deer, opposite the shaWhAn HOuSe, linn, o.
MsV 7. i6I-i yr.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05

, "Husband, must have little
change to-day" " Well, stay at home
aud take care Of the children. That
will be change"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
DENTISTRYi

DENTISTRYi
nr. o. O. Reilhars. has removed 70
store, and fttsd up DENTAL nEA0 QUAn.
TEAS whore he 10 prepared 10 90 wosk ~ All
the various departments of psntiStfy In tks taose
approved manner Of Dental ruisnea.
reduced Rates.
Prisos have come down tn niost all pspeFtneats
Of busansss aud must In Dehtistry- WeaSe fally
aeerminod 70 suit our pFiosatc heability of ali,
And doonF WORK ~ the loweat possible rates.
Teeth extracted without charge. for those who
vyant artinniAl taeth. Wa are prepared 10 EXTRACT
means now used Tor the purpose 10 ihis eountfy.-
teeth allied With pure gola Ia aupertot manner.
All operations warranted. Come And see %.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
Two Weeks Sport at Put
in-Bay.

The Anglers sn snbbatb-strolIs Down the
Reach and through Glade und Forest
Converse Of the AnglerH-M Ills Pile
-morse's Pleasure Crnise on Lake Rrie
-Hu a stoKIn-Hebel Incideuts of the
r K'hiio Parsons stnrt fer the Pish Esauks
jay Cookes the Rariy Bird-Thc Trav-
cling Tret-linc-Fine success Lunch as
Halts-a Esland- Donation froFsa Say
Cooko- Rtahing nt Rnttleaunlxe Ualn q
Big Cateh-Hard Pull HEene, &C.
siseiai 00rropondenes Cincirnen Timss
~ PUT-IN-BAY, Oct. II, '6S.
''oh the gallant fishers life,
IL 10 the best Of any
t NTis full of pleasure, void Of strife,
t Aud rs beloved by many,
/ other joys
Are but tOysi
Only this
Lawful is;
For our skill
Breeds no III
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
THE TTFFIN wooLEN MILLS.

oToRs,
A. w. sHLWHAN, a MSrhMhAND'
J. n. NATLOR, .U a. e; rnInt $1,000 NJ,
9, D. SHEATH, q: ", ~ "
Manufacturer sf Flannels, Tweods, CassimeFes'
sstiaetts, Cloths, Blankets, apdbtoskins fsta.
CASH PAID FOR WoOI4.
W. C. HEDGES, Secretary.
Tina, April sth, 1858, .il 10 .f'Ir QY
u.tup nxue n m. -t.t...f
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
KLINE, LOWE q co..

Mnnufactu rers and Dealers in
t ..... SASH. d. f4p4.i trs.t.
Doors, Blinds Worked Flooring, 40
ITAND RAILING, sCROIL. sAwENe AND
III Moulding OF Al kinds and siIeS made 70 o.
or At short notice and on liberal teEms. ..g
These desiring to build will DO weil 20 call on
ts before purchasing eisewhe1e.
HH- Ali orders allied on the shorteBt notice.
#.|.N ----O--- aH H... 81
shsu en- Market stree, West of the Court House
Ina aeRfthe wooden BRIDGE
~ rIFPIN, OHIO. g. sli
jAn4'6sni2yl. ob b-r
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-01
.CHE aREAr KFFICACIOUsNEa Eaa oH

Il Messrs Grimault 4 CO. IodEed syrup Of Horse Ra.
lsh-The Iodsed Syrup Of Horse Radish Of AesFs Grmaa
4 Co, Chemists 10 H. l. H. Prince Napoleon, Al Paris Il
always par excellence saccedsnons to Cod Liver OIL and tho
best treatment 10 follow IN Lymphatc aud Screfu0u aec
tons wef IN various Cutaneous diseases The pabr
will therefore read with interest the analysis sf Thu
medicine by Professor Ketznsk extracted from the Chemst
Journal at Vienna well the letter addressed to Messr
0rimaut Co.. by hs Exceency the French Eabassador
Vienna conhng the high reputation Of this learned Doctor
II is ss follows:
elementary and caustc state but In the Of acid
and Of organic combination similar 70 the iodine contained
Oed Liver Oh.
Uhernfcsi Ansfyxcr Courts al Vienna H0spts
ChsniSt and DU WIEDEE,
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-01

quest, while prices disclose tendency upward
However we notice no qu0table advance. Sales
to day were 800 bbls.. as follows: so bbls. rump,
to arrive, at s22. 100 and 2l0 bbls. mess, on the
spot. at s27 4 Dbl. 1t is now retailing freely at
$27 Is. rfH 81 r----f
.sAIT-A- cargo of 5000 sacks sold to day at
BAcox-The offering supply is too light TO admit
Of extended operations. The receipts to aay
we're not landed and therefore we report no sales.
Shoulders retailing at l3lc., clear ribbed sides
at 163c., and clear SIDES at lie. " ID. ~ Af
GREEN MEATs--A lot Of 10 casks dry salted
shoulders sold to-day at 1lic. u n.
LARD Continues In good demand and light
supply, while prices remain firm. Sales, so tierces
at17c., and IS kegs at lac. u b. la.--
FREIGHTs-There Is very little cotton Offer
ing cosstwise. and but little tonnage. We
quote: By steam TO Liverpool ii. l6@ld for cotton
163d. for corn, Cos. for tobacco; Liverpool by sail
l9.32@fd. for cotton, 146oS6d. for corn, and 50G
SIS. for tobacco. To New York by steamer lc. for
cotton, 20 @223c. for corn, sl2 for tobacco and
SOC. for -four; New York by SAIL Ic. for cotton,
zoe. for corn and $50. for -four. To Boston by
steam, lac. for cotton, zoe. for corn, and 90c.
for four Boston by sail, lic. for cotton, ls020c.
for corn and s5c. for -four. To Bremen by sail,
lie. for cotton. and Sos. for tobacco. To
Havre by sail. l4@llc. for cotton. Glasgow by
sail, l6sd. for corn. f-
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-01
T,HxnArEuTIc VALUE OF szrxAULr

Ferruginous syrup OF Peruvian Bark.
solving problem hitherto declared
savants A. e. the COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARK
called Ferugnous Syrup Of Peruvian Bark, Messs GRI
MAULf 4 CO., Chemists 20 r. I n. Prince Napoleon.
Paris have discovered medicine Of unexceptiona merit sne
the most highly esmpeert persons How agree In recognising
The following important document has been received on
Germany country recognized 20 the drs chemists
world II IL from Professor KstEns Chemical AnayEof
Law Courts who estihes IN the following
value Of the Syrup Of Bark Medical oaEes Of Vienna Get
Nr dRINAULf ha. succeeded IN the hsppest manner r
AND EXCELLBNT MEDICINES; the more the lron
thus disguised In addition 10 s agreeable favor Is much
rapidly absorbed than other feugnOas medicine
Mr.. GRlMAULT'S FERRUGlNOUS SYRUP Is therefore
Of the best pharmaceutical preparstionss truly sceunca
feugnous medicine which has solved the therapeutic probsn
long sopTht ser ef giving iron snd bark In simple and
Agreeable dsect and satisfactory
Uksnica Analyrsr 70 the Law Courts Hospital Cheui.
Lst now go What The French Ambassador Il
Vienna replies % Messrs Griant Co., regards hix
: "FKEscH EnsAssr AT VIENNA
vienna, August S, l5oh !
"0xsrrzx-In reply 20 The letter you addressed biz
Kxcency ths Ambassador have the honor inform you
that be h personally much thsught sf nd passes for Of
bcEt chansta IN Germany
Consul and atfachet 20 the Embasxy
General Depot n Paris. 6RIhACLr cos
In Ee~ Orleans, pucosGE. DELoCHE 6UILoTs
And at every COED Chenisth
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-01
Gnmnttrrial 5ntfIIigsnts.
0REscKrf oFrIcR. 70. " OAEr s-rzE1,
Saturday Evening. Feb. 29, 1893.

Saturday Evening. Feb. 29 1908
CoTToE--The week and month close upon a
very steady cotton market. At the opening Of
business to-day prices were reported easier, owing
10 continued unfsvorable advces from Liverpool
and New York, but a. the day advanced factors
assumed increased frmness, and the principal
operations for the day, which aggregated 5000
bales were effected at full previous figures which
We repeat as follows, viz Ordinary l74GlS4c.;
good ordinary l9}@20c; ow mddling 201c.@-;
middlng 2l@2l3c., and strict middling -022c.
The Offering supply has indicated no improvement
whatever either in quantity or quality to-day, and
the latest advices from New York, announcing an
advance in that market, came to hand at too late
an hour TO affect quotations here. We subjOin 3
statement Of the ruling prices at the close Of the
past and the present month, as follows, viz:
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-01
HoUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS.

Anew LIeHr-kNcaOR oIL.-No MOnB NJ
"a plosions-Une Third Cheaper and Burns as long =
Coal O-Eo Bad Smell Smoke Attending the Use OF Il
u only requires burner the old Lamp Its nu mat
ing ~ cent above coal O burns stsader h<n
equals cleanliness safety fhe
ehor OIL received the diploma AWARDED to Illuminating
Cleveland Fair. E. A. WENTZELs8
l.. =. 4. 309 Royal street. asin,
LA- II L " ~ Ut sole Agent for. L uisiana
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-01

-
On reference TO the above it will be seen that
although rates Of the staple have recently re-
ceded, they are nevertheless still considerably in
advance Of the ruling figures at the close OF jan
uaTy. The upward movement about the middle
Of The month ending this evening was sudden aud
violent, whilst the reaction has been gradual and
of a much more limited extent, as will be recog
nized after scanning the annexed statement Of
quotations for the week ending Friday evening,
Feb 2lst, viz: Ordinary l9A6l20c; good ordinary
2l@2l3e.; low middliHg 22sc.Q1-; middling $50
2Ssc., and strict middling 24c.@-.
COTTON STATEMENT.
STOCK hand Sept L iss7.................. I6.s5s
keceved snes yssterdAy''. .-..'..''.......- a.,
heceivee PREVIOUSLY. 49yI oo-0lo245
S21I0s
Exported since yesterday. 5l2
Exported previously. ...4lI6io-4fz7H
Stock on hs.s on shlpbcs-d shs % sFs
The exports this evening include 2s bales for
New York, 527 bales for Genoa, 1898 bales for
HRvre, and 2264 bales for Liverpool.
sUGAR-The receipts to-day were ITO hhds
The inquiry continues iair and prices remain firm.
Operations 70 day embraced nearly all the re.
ceipts at quotations as follows:
nSs.~ nI2is5oI:.~ g shlPsIy F'ir..-ls g SAs.
GOodCOm.... @ls1sc =. lChoes .:.-..l52s- c =.
eood Fair iss.sil,!s WsiS. iss:si7 g.
MoLAssEs-The receipts to-day were 2iO bbIs..
*snd with fair demand nearly all were sold a, full
previous figures, which we repeat, viz: 75GS0c.
. ior fermenting. and 7O0s2c fer reboiled.
FLoUR--This being Saturday and the last day of
\ the month business was somewhat restricted
There was, however, fair inquiry and an active
jobbing demand. The receipts have been too
limited 10 affect the market materially, and sales
were made of 1850 bbls., of which Ito bbls
superfine and $50 treble extra were private
terms, so superfne at $40 Is, 100 do. at $40 37A
lao double extra at $40 67A so treble extra at
sll So 100 do at sll 75 so do. at sl2, 100 do. at
$l2 so. and 200 do. at slS q bhl.
CoRN-The supply on the landing is fair and the
receipts are liberal. The demand continues fair
for shipment. and prices remain firm. Sales to-
day were 5,570 sacks, as follows: 100 1900. 1900
5000 and 800 sacks white at 92ac., 400, 500 and
1900 sacks do. at 93c., 450 sacks yellow mixed at
ESQ.,. and 200 sacks yellow at s5c. y bushel.
-OATs-The demand Is fair, the supply ample
and prices are firm. Sales to-day were 1900
sacks OF which 100 and 600 sacks at s0c., and 600
sacks at 7Sc % bushel.
BRAS-The market is quiet and dull. There Is
fair supply on hand but only limited demand.
Sales to-day 100 sacks. at 81 20 q 100 lbs.
HAY-The market continues quiet and inactive.
500 bales fair Western sold to day at $40 y ton.
PoRK-Continues in light supply and active re-
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castle aar..,.
Crrr or JEFFERSON, March

CRY or JEFEERsoE, March l. 1883.
Arrived yesterday-437 Texas Beeves, $50
Calves and Yearlings and Is Mich Cows. Sold
2l7 Texas and Western BeeYes. 166 Calves and
YearliDgs and Is Mich Cows. Stock on sale-s2l
Texas and 22 Western Beeves, 267 Calves and
YeArlings, 81 Hogs, and "a Mich Cows. We
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-01
Fxzzca EssAssr Ar yrxssA,

FEkEcH EnBAssr vnnEA, I
Vienna, August 2 1855
uesas 0rimsut 90, Chemists At Paris:
In reply the letter you addressed TO his Exceency TIA
Eubssssdor have the honor to inform you that Professor
ketzinsk Of high standing Al Vienna that he
personally much thought Of and for Of the bes
Ohemists In Germany. PIKRREf,
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-01
GKIMAULT a CO.'S
SYRUP OF FERRUGINoUs PERUVIAN BARK

Chemists H. T. a. Prince Napoleon As Rcheou Paris.
Jhs preparation the advantage Of combining
powerful tonics known IN the medical world OF
ascdy and agreeable this Syrup taken With pleasure
NJ the most delicate stomache.
II is par excellence the FERRUGINOUS TONIC whicl
should be administered 70 ladies Of delicate constitution
backward In attaining the Of puberty
70 children Of constitution e particularly en-
pioyed the Of Choorosls ARensa Pale Con
pexon Gastrics, Gasralae, Whites, Lencsrrhea DEBILITY
Want Of Appetite, Poverty Of Blood, etc.
Agents In New York, Mr. BECKER l29 Grand street. New
Chemire
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-01

Importer and Dealer In FoRE1 1GN and DOMESTIC
WINES ard LIQUORS, and the test brands Of SCOTCH
ALE and PORTkR Also Sole Agent for Mibsnks DR. ught
ALE which received the highest premium the last state
Fair In January 1855 the beat Ale made In the United
States.
FIR sh suppls Of the Premium xxx Pale Ale IN barrels
and hafbsres received week by steamer from New
York.
City and Country orders viii meet with prompt attention
Goods received Storage in the Large Waehouse No 20
and 81 Commerce street
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-01
pIANos--sEwlNe MACHINES.

THE ARI0N PIANO FORTE
GRAND TRIUMPH OVER ALL OTHER PIANOS IN
EUROPE AND AHERICA.
eARIoN PIANO FORTS, declared ne Judges at the
October 1867 be the best exhib ion, and after
trial. ordered by the Amei Institute with the Pianos
Oft successful exhbitrs at The Ps Exposition de-
clare BY Their judges 70 b. the best Piano known item
AGENTS WANTED First eaks and nsible Agents
wanted IN every city and town where lave not already
pointed them.
sepd for circsars price list. terms etc.
Manufactory and Warerooms, Isl and ls9 Bewey,
Delaney street. Few York. MANNER co. i
ZINE IANOs...............FINE PIANOS
GUST Won HOFE so7 Nag-ziue street has nne stock
Of PIANOS manufactured in Louisiana which he gusrsn
tees to be equal IN all respects those Of foreign makers
offered for sale In th scy Prices will be found MODERArE
Citizens invited 20 call I
Yr. vOM HOFf WAS AWARDED the GOLD MEDAL
at the Louisiana State Fair held New Oreass. in January
1865 for the BksT PLANO made in the Southern States
GUST VOM HOFE.
07 Magazine street.
A Il. BLACKMAR, MUSIC PUBLISHER
IMPORTER OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in the
KDabe, Nunns and Guf'd PIANOS Prince ORGANS and
MELODEONS, Etc,
1G5 Canal Street, near Dauphin.
NEW ORLEANS.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-01

costing
but $40 while il may be worth $1,000 No Partially shown
We wish 20 immediately dis Of the above magnificent
Stock Certificates naming the articles placed sealed
envelopes and well mixed Holders entitled articles
named their Certificate upon payment Of Ten Dollars
whether be Wstch worth 81 900 worth less The
return OF Of certificates entities to the article
named thereon irrespective Of Its worth and
article valued less than $40 named
n will 1t once be that this h NO LOTTERY, but
strsghtiord legitimate transsccn which may be participated
In BY the most fastidous
single certificate viii be sent by man post paid upon
cept Of IS i've for 81 eleven for 81 hirtythree and
elegant premium for IS slxysx and valuable premium
for $40, hundred and Watch for BIS To
Agents, those wishing mpoy men this Is oppor
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zed By the and open the careful scrutiny
Try Ms WRIGHT, BRO A CO., Importers,
l6l Broadway New York