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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30
Close Connections are Made.

~ Sandusky. with Trains of fNnrthern Diyis-
i'nl Lake shore RNiiroNd Line. and fdurIng the
.sa .s.,an O. nay.gailo9) with Lake steamrrs for
MClyde, with Trains OF (Sonthern Dlyisionl
Lake Shore Railroad Line.
AZ Carey.with Ffndliy Branch Trains
AZ Forest. with Trains of Pittsburgh, Fort
WAvne. aud Chicago Railway
~ uetlefontalne. with Trains Of the BelIe-
fontslne tCrestline and IndlanaDolls) .Railway..-
~ Usbepa. with Trains Of the Columbus and
Hnttanarnfs Central Raiiwav
~ spriagaeld. with London branch trains
~ London. with Trains Of the Columbus and
I-nia Railroad. fF.f
AZ Dayton, with trains OF the Dayton and wes-
tern Railroad.
At CtncInnatl, with Through Express Traius
81 and from Louisville. Indianapolis. st Iyuis
Cairo. Memphls. and the South Kentucky Gem
fral Rillroad and Ohio River Mail Boais
This Line has been NEWLY EQUTPPED with
fniierlor Modern Day Coaches, Smoking Cars and
Might Sleeping Cars, unsurpassed In comfort and
etvletlkl n .|ltH y Af = ~ VI.
TRAINS RUN THROUGH TO and from Gin
eiRnsti Without transfer 10 PASSENGERS or baggage
At ptvion, thus ensuring comfort and addnia
greatly to the pleasure OF the trip between the
Lske and the Ohio River.
THROUGH TICKERTs sold and BAGGAGE
CHECKS given to all principal cities reached by
thls Road and connecting lines.
gLE %. WILLIAM fuuerintendent
u. ~. O00DMAN. CeneraI Tirkef Apanf
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The County Infrmary. Through III

Ine county Innrmary. Through the
Kindness Of tho Attending Physician, DR.. A. b.
Hoyey, we had an opportunity on Tuesday, Of vls-
iting the County inhrmary, situated about miles
out on the Melmore road. The institution has
not been kept in the best manner for some months
back and until the LIST ofthis month, when super.
lntendents were changed, and the management
Of the InhrmSry was given TO Mr.. Lcerone and
wife, since which time very marked change is
observable in many directions, and more psrtcu.
lary in point Of cleanliness.
Miss Jennie Farquarh to whom We we're pre.
sented, is tine presiding genius to whom is due
the now general appearance ofcleanilness and neat
arrangement apparent. No more onerous d,,tv
certainly can be undertaken than that OF keepinr
in order 2 house in which there are about forty
imbediles and insane persons. The floors are
free from dirt, and the beds are comfortable aud
clean, and this, whore some Of the patisnts are
kept, from their personal hlthhess, is truly no
small TASK.
There are now about forty iufaatss---ail mose or
iess insane or dependent poor On the occasion
OF our visit many Of the men and boys were out
in the fields and gardens, doing what little they
could 20 help sustain themselves. There is plen.
~ Of ground attached TO the institution, and
enough OF farm productions are raised to amply
supply their wants. Theve are but two or tbreo
Of the patients confined to their rooms=-one q
female incurab'y insane, presented the true type
OF the maniac. She greeted an entrance 10 her
cell With paths threatening eyes and shrill voiced
seolding, and the amount of vltaperaiion she was
enabled 70 heap upon one's head 10 a short VISIT
was terrible. We came upon stout young fellow.
looking to be about 80 years OF age who had. upon
promise Of good behavior, been released from
oonhnemeDt. He worked very well for about two
weeks when he suddenly deeampsd. and after
much trouble was again brought back, and was
suffering confinement again far his bad faith
The mad house proper, which is a small brick
house to the rear Of and entirely dsioined from the
main building presented three pictures Of human
degradation, that might vel shock the spectator
and he lessoA ia personal purity and morality
more lasting than ANY printed or pulpit discourse
erSf reader heafd. CO entering this department
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PUBLISHERS. NoTIcT.

an sivertsemeats intended 70 sppear IN the
current svcck must be handed in as early as
Wednesday mornine. -
We aim 20 make the TRIBUNE repository OF
Local Even,s, in all parts % tho county. sad we
would thank our friends IN the different Town.
ships for any items ofintercst they may send as
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30

The Findlay Murder From the devel-
opements in the case Of the murder OF Win.
nell by Conkle, il appears that winnell had
been in the habit OF visiting Conkle's house,
in his absance, and had even went so far az
to speak Of It in a boaslful manner, publicly.
On the day Of the murder he went to the
defendants house where he was found by
Conkle. lie Immediately aed, and on being
pursued by Conkle, turned to strike the latter
with a sabre which he had grasped in his
night when Conkle fred musket at him
blowing out his brains aud causing instant
death
Conkle was arrested and held to bail in
the sum Of 50, 500 which was given and the
man released. The sympathies Of the COM
munity are entirely with the latter He will
not probably put In an appearance at court,
and the matter will end, where it is, in re-
gret that murder should he committed to
restore honor in desecrated home.
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce aiuxuriant
growth ofhalr upon bald head or beardiess face,
also recipe for the removal Of Plmples h blo,eh-
es Eruptions, ETC., on tho skin leaving the same
son, eleAr, and beautiful, can be obtained without
charge BY addressing
THoS. p. CHAPMAN, Cmrstsr,
u-ur $40 broadway, New York
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Lectures,-Rev. D. C. Howard will COM
mcnce a series Of lectures on "Tbs Evidences
Of Christianity on Sabbath evening next,
at the Trinity Episcopal church in this city.
The public are invited.
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silver Weddlng.-A professional gem
tleman, OF our city, and his wife, celebrated
their Silver Wedding on Saturday last in a
suiet way, with few OF their friends. May
they live 70 enjoy aolden one.
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That k.SilrOad or Never The
Akron Bs.con, Of last week, speaking OF the
new road Of which sd much has been written
and said, says:
"Parties may therefore, probably, soon be
expected here to permanently locate the pro-
Jected road from this point westward - 10
ledo. ul lI--
We have repeatedly urged upon our peor e
the Importance of securing this road through
this city, and feel ii yet our duty to
prevail upon them to do something, and
cease talking and surmising. Money will
secure IT, undoubtedly, even at this late
stage Of affairs. Notwithstanding VIC have
been "choked of from saying all that we
would have said, by some Of our kno wing
ones, silence has not het,ered the condition
of things, and the broad-gunge whistle ia as
far on as ever, Now all we want is exerIiou
and money, We have abundance Of both
but monopoliEers have made Jealous the labor
ing classes, and therein rests the difficulty.
For the good OF our city, let this be thrown
asidei Rnd something done at once, TO secure
US what we are naturally entitled to-an
eastern and western outlet. Our future
prosperity and greatness depend in great
measure upon securing this road and II our
wealthy citizens allow it to "pass by on the
other side, it win be burning shame and a
disgrace upon the reputation Of our hereto
fore thrify and prosperous city.
The time has arrived when We are to be
rated for better or for worse, and if placed
in the balance and fOnpd wanting, g,-farewell
to future progress and prosperity.
A little plain talk Is sometimes wholesome,
and we hope that our friends will not take
this as censure, but awake to knowledge OF
the facts and a realization of the situation.
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C6uneIl PrOceedlngs. - Monday eve ming
April s2ud Members present, johnson, Kaup,
Noble and wagner
On motion thc Cirrk WAS instructed 70 draw
orders on the proper fund Tor accte., amounting
in en-. 20 tTp.n
Nr. Jacob sehsihsr, was appointed Supervisor
Of the Road District comprising the city Of Tim,
for the term Of one year. He is TO give bond in
The sum Of $500. John T Huss, Of the ist Ward
and solomon Kaup, Of the and Ward. we're At
pointed on the Board Of Health, Sf the city Of
THIN.
An ordinance eniitlsd "An ordin nance to amend
an ordinance relating TO the election Of city Oh.
ccrs". Vas Introduced, put urou ,he question %
It's 6rst reading, and passed. II provides. that
annually, on the drst Monday Of Aptn, there shall
b elected BY the quslihsd electors o. TIE city Of
rifin, in their respective Wards, one assessor
for each Of thp Wards of the city, Who shall hold
their offices for the term Of one year, and until
their SUCCESSORS are elected and qualified. Tho
original section Of said ordinance was repealed.
An ordinance defining tho duties Of Supervisor
vas also put upon its hrs, reading. Council
| adjourned.
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and Country.
FHuRspAY MoRNINe. APR. 80, tses.

Lost. t.-Au old style leather pocket book
containing money, supposed to have been lost
on Main street. on Mondsy. Thu finder can
leave u spsythc's Grocery, or AZ this office. A
reasonable reward will be gwen. It.
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artfinl Nntifts.


MAMMOTH BOTTLES ONLY rs CENTS.
EUGENE HAIR REsToRER THE CHEAPEST
AND BEST.
The buSESiE HAIR REsroREE eclipses All
Known discoveries for the rapidity with which II
restores sray aad f4dethsirtoif natursi coiof--
Ptomofes q raFid apa heslthy sro~ih, preveels
aad steps 4 When falling "a, and h = most Iuxa-
riaht dressing Tor the Hair, rendering It soft,
silty, and lustrous. Mammoth bottles only IS
cents. By ,. '. Marqusrdt, sole agent.
ianll liz
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GOOD NEWS TO ALL!

THE woMANs BEST FRIEND IS A GOOD
/ and reliable sewing machine.
For such an article go TO @. II Sting's Sewing
Machine Rooms where you will ind the genuine
Howe Singer, lEtna and the improved star Shut
tie There IL no genuine Howe unles II has a
meLAllloh (the head of Elaa Howe) embedded In
II. @. H. Sting is the only authorized Agent Tor
this machine, In THIN.
Having been engaged In the business Of repair
Ing Sewing machines for the past six years, will
promise TO keep my machines clean and In good
repair for three years, free OF charge, which 10
more than one can expect from those who have
had no experience Ia repairing machines
am now prepared 10 attach Hemmera, Braid
ers, Quilters, Fellera and fuckers u most Of The
old style machines.
80 come and buy new machines. OF fetch in
your old ones, and I will give you satisfaction.
II desired will take machine 10 the Residence
Of any person wishing 10 purchase, and put It in
operation.
VIII t"se orders for all kinda Of seal press.
a. eel stamps and stencil piates, and will fnrn
ish them a. cheap a. they can be got In larger
citiea,
Rooms on Main st., over Kroh Elders China
store, CHI. STING.
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wheFs'sr 4 TsLe my wsILs Abro.a.- hov

Where'er. 4 Take my Walks Abresa.. hoy
nieny foor, tnisersSlo Dispeptic pro lie ! scc,
who would be healthy, and rosy, and happy, "
they took Plantation Buffers, that paragon Of pro.
e the torpid hver, a jog 10 the nervous system,
and strength tvthc muscles II Is an admirable
regeners,cr of natures wasted or neglected fuuc.
tionsl powers in either man or woman. II gent.
" exciies aud pleasantly soo,hcs, Win a bottle
thereof, every man may be hlsown physician.
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Pittsburgh Fl Wayne q Chicago
~ Railway.

On ard after November 25, iaGT, Trains viii
leave stations dsny, tsundays. exeepted.J as fol-
lows. [Ttain leaving Chicago AT 4.hO p. NJ,
leaves dailyl Trains leaving Pittsburgh at 2l5
=. No., leaves dAlyl IVif HF. NV
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4 W0rd 20 the Ladies OF TImn -

WOfu 70 tHt LhuIts UI IIMH INT.
s. Kaldman will eommeHcs 70 sell Hoop
skirts and CorsetS. from the firt day of May,
so per 6eHs. lover tiiAn any house in Ohio.
This is Big SOrd but As'R do IL He will
sell Freneh Corsets 10 bone for 81, also Hoop
skirts 80 spring for Sl.25, sells every where
for s1-sp. RsmsuiteT tie place, ID Nfs.
Aliens Millinery store Room opposite the
Dsvis Houss, 2. wALpMANs
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Stcinau 4 BrO,-Are sole agents for the
"Star Shirts" the neatest and best fitting
In the market. ...
The Saratoga Collar at SIeinau & Bro.
The "Grand Duchesse' Bow at s. & Bro.
The "GrAnG York Hama" Tie at s. & Bro
An entire new Sp:ing Stock OF Gents
Fancy wear at S. 4 Bro.
The broadway Silk Hat Spring sIyle)
in all its elegance at S. 4 Bro.
The "Boz Hat at SteinAu 4 Bro.
The "Dickens Hat" at SteinAu Bro.
An entirely new Stock OF fashionable Hats
4 Caps just opening at Steinau 4 Bro.
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REEVES' AMBROSIA



II is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
II causes tho Hair to Curl beautifully.
keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
II invigorates the Roots ofthe Hair.
1t forces the HaiE and Beard to grow luxuriantly
II Immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
II keOps the Hair from Changing Color from Age,
Il restores Grey Hair to its original Color.
It brings out Hair on heads that have been bald
for years.
II is composed entirely Of simple and purely
vegetable substances.
II has received over bix thousand voluntary tos
timonias Of its excellence. many Of which
are from physicians In high standing.
II Is sold In half.pound hottles (the name blown
in the glass;, by Druggists and Dealers 10
Fancy Goods everywhere. At One Dollar
per Bottle. Wholesale by DemAs
Barnes a Col +. G. Wells a Co; Schioiiolin 4 CO. .;
nos2 am New York.
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Excursions to the Islands The Even

EAcurSlOnh 10 the lSlanuS-Ihe EHen-
Ing Star, etc.-Though early, says the San
dusky Rcgister, we hear the excursion season
freely talked Of. Parties from inlaud are
already planning for summer recreation, BY
visits TO the Islands on our oommodious
steamers. Our hosts of Kelley's Island aud
Put.in-Bay have never been as well prepared
for them, and facilities for getting to and
from these Islands have never been better.
The Evening Star, during the past winter
was thoroughly overhauled and materially
strengthened, and as result safer and
plcasanter boat cannot be found for the pur-
pose. The popular and careful man in charge
OF her is too well known to the public, as
her commander last year, to need more than
the mention of his name Captain George
Maggie, of Sandusky. Then we shall have
the 9Th Ohio, Captain Orr; the General
Grant, Captain Slackiori, aud the Clinton,
Captain Drinau, all Of which we can heartily
commend to the public. We wish each one
profitable and in every way successful
a, .solI,
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Magnolia wster.-A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne aud athalf the price: atg7
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Good Boarding, -..Day and night board
crs can find good boarding one door south Of
DR.. Hcckcrmans Office, Oh Main ". or on appli-
cation 10 NICHOLAS pACKIIS
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For Salc--L0ts. Two fine building lots
in the Second Ward, on the west side of Mon
roe street and north of Adams street. Each
lot 60 by 400 feet WIN be sold cheap. En-.
quire Of D. GooDsELL.
apl 10 n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30

Use HustOn's strictly pure White Lead
[purity guaranteed1 for sale only at
HusToN's City Drug Store.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30

Wall Paper and Window Shades, new
stock and new styles at
HusroS's City Drug Store.
m II A.
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Biading.--We are now prepared to re.
oeite all kinds Of biadipg, which win bowar-
ranted TO give satisfaction. Music, Naga.
Eiues pspcTS etc, bound in the nss,es, style.
and Al reasonable priccs
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FOR the Campaign.


From the Is. Of May, until Aiiet The Presi-
Dental election, we winsead the TmrusS, %
persons residing in this county, at the follow
ing rates (cIIA "a adpaae,.)
Teu Is
Twenty %
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Impcached nj Last. Those who are in
need Of Paints, Oils, varnishes, Wall Paper and
Window Shades, VIII be glad to learn that Her.
shiser Myers have made good their charges
against High Prices and are now selling goods at
the very lowest notch. Give them a trial before
purchasing.
N.B.-For stock uso only H. kMICP
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May is, 1867
Itch. Itch! Itch

Itch! Itchl Itch
SCRATCH! scRArcHli scRArcHni
in from 10 TO 80 hours.
Wheaton's Ointment cures The Itch.
Wheaton's OIntment cures Salt Rheum.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Tetter.
Wherton's OIntment cures Rarber's Itch.
Wheatou's Ointment cures Old sores
WheAton's Ointment cures Evory kind
OF Humor like Magic.
Price, 50 cents boNi by mail 60 cents. Address
WEEKS S POTTER, No ITO Washington Street
Boston, Mass
For sale by All Druggiss.
Sept 26th. isG7-iy. .|
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School Examiners Notice.

fINHE School Examiners Of Seneca County vut
examine teachers at the Grand Jury Room tn
the Court House In THU on the iuk aId 2sth
unys OF March, IN tho nth, 18Th, and 2sth d.ys of
april on the "a, bth, and 2Jd days Of MAY. aud
on the 6th day OF June, 1865 Applicants viii bs
required 20 De preseut as sarly as ono O'Clock on
.he uays OF examination, or they will not be az
amlhed No certificates will be issued cxcept fr
an examination day, and teachers are reau-.t0a
not to apply for certificates on any other day.
JOHN MCCA uLIEg.
81. kiRKW GOD,
., d. r. MYERS,
iihh' MHrdh ~ lsS5. Evamiucfs
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EEN q E!IS e
Cincinnati, Sandusky, & Cleveland
RAIL ROAD.
THE PIONEER LINE OF OHIO.
TIME CARD, JANUARY IL, 1853.
DAILY, tSuSDAYS ENcEPTrDl
. TRAINS LEAVE TIFFIN,

r- rs HhAiNs LEAVE IIfFIN, o.
ooINo sOCTH, AT
7;9s A. N, IO;as A NJ. AnA Ia;I7 A. kI.
dntSo NoRrn, AT
$50 A. NJ, 7;SS A. NJ, and 5;t3 r. NJ
Express leaves Sanduskv Sunday Instead Of
fStirday evenings. and Accommodation leaves
Dayton sunday lnstead OF Saturday evenings.
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For Fresh Drugs, Paints, Oils, &c. go tc
HUsroS's City Drug Store.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

GO TO Husion's City Drug Store for pur,
Liquors for medicinal purposes.
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no. II At
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-03
A PerpleXed Physician.

A Troy paper tells good story of physician
in good practice in that city, who was attending
patient suffering from ganerene, tor which
terrible affection he prescribed turpentiue.
After taking it for few days the patient thought
the remedy about as bad as the disease, and
eXpostulated with the doctor upon being COM
PEELED TO swallow so nausCating a medicine. He
was then told to procure some capsules nj q
orug store, and take the potion in them. Toe
man obtained the capsules, which are made in
two parts so as to enable the patient to insert
the medicine and unite the sections again, but
supposed that they had been prepared at the
druggists, and of course swallowed them with
out the least particle of medicine in them.
Strange to say, he began to mend rapidly.
The physician was In ecstacies, and making
careful notes OF the case, prepared an extended
article on the use Of turpentiue In gangrene for
the MedicO- ChTurgioat ReUiel0, One day the
doctor called, and commenting upon the virtues
Of the alec reslnous substance In the presence
OF the PATIENTS wife, she picked up one OF the
little capsules, and examining ", was surprised
to observe that IL separated into two parts.
Certainly" said the doctor; "why, haven't
you opened them before so as to put the tur-
pentne in ?" he inquired with evident anxiety,
mo" said the wife, my husband took them
just as they came from the drug store" A food
of light burst upon the mental vision of our
Escuapian disciple, who thereupon Ietreated
from the house as fast as his legs could carry
HIM. 1t Is barely necessary to say that the
article In relation to the use OF tuTpentjne will
not appear in the Repiel0.
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Why need we care TO ask who dreams
Without their thorns OF roses,
Or wonders that the truest steel
The readiest spark discloses
For still in mutual suIerance lies
The secret of true living;
Love scarce is love that never knows
The sweetness Of forgiving.
In addition to the main poem there are ten
others, from which we quote the following
lnes:-
Talk not to me of woman's sphere,
Nor point with scripture texts sneer,
Nor wrong the manifest saint of all
BY doubt, If he were here, that Paul
Would own the heroines who have lent
Grace to truths stern arbitrament,
Foregone the praise to woman sweet,
And cast their crowns at Duty's feet;
Like her, who by her strong appeal
Made Fashion weep and MammIs feel,
Who, earliest summoned to Withstand
The color-madness of the land,
Counted her lifelong losses gain,
Ard made her own her sisters pain;
Or her, who in her greenwood shade,
Heard the sharp call that Freedom made,
And, answering, struck from Sappho's Tyre
OF love the TyrtBan Garments fire:
Or that young girl-Domremy' maid
Revived nObler cause to aid
Shaking from warning finger tips
The doom of her apocalypse,
Or her, who worldwide entrance gave
To the log-csbin of the slave,
Made all his want and sorrow known,
And all earth's languages his own.
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COVER NMENT SALES.

GOVERNMENT SALE AT THE NATION
" ARMORY.
sY oRDEk OF THE PRESIDENT OF ID
UNITED STAThS, the following OONDEMW
ORDNANCE STORES will be Onered al public
" n, 81 the NATIONAL ARMORY. bPRINGFIHl
Massachusetts, MONDAY December IA, 1868, ?
O'Clock A. M, viz =
kmah arms various mo. Machinery.
dels, Scraps Steel
Horse Equipments. tOId Grindsi ones.
Parts OF Artillery Bits. Gun Stocks, various std
AccoutremeDts. lOld Vices
Paris OF Arms various Lot Window Frames,
models. sash and Blinds.
Ola Tools. Moving Machine.
BOIhX Ho re CarLB.
Ola Rope. rallow.
Scraps iron-wrouRht, and Old shed, etc.
cast.
Catalogues giving quantity. etc., have already b
Furnished. Parties VINO have Dot received them
be supplied by applying TO the Commanding Otice
J. n. MCGINNESS.
II 20 fmW6t Brevet M Jor Commanded