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CHANCERY SALE

IN pursuance to Decree OF the Chancery
AL Court for the Ist District of the county
of Kinds and State Of Mississippi rendered
in the case Of c. G. Cade VS.. A. NJ. Foute, Ct.
al No. 6l, will on the 10th day of July,
1869, sell, in front ofthc Capitol, In the city
of jackson, and State OF Mississippi. to the
highest bidder for cash, the following lands,
to-wit: lot No. 2, in square No. 5, south IN
the city of Jackson, county of IIinds, and
State OF Mississippi.
WILLIAM YERGER, JR.,
June 1st 1869. Commissioner.
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Whenever we find country divided
up into small estates, each and every
owner working his hands, we find brave
patriotic and free people, enjoying COM
petence and domestic comfort with manly
dignity. r. Patrick.
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A recent report on the Norwegian fisher
les states that the famous maelstrom On the
coast OF Norway is so little feared BY the
people, that they pass and renass IL n, -ff1eis.
sail vessels at all stages of the tide. except
at certain times in tfe winter. 81 TT / !, :
Illegal husbandry-thralhiug 4 wife.
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Alabama is moving on the subject of
Chinese labor. The Chinese will proba-
bly, make their appearance in that State in
a few weeks.-Louisville Journal.
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g 1t is a shame, husband, that have
to SIT here mending your old clothes."-
Don't say word about it, wife; the
least said the soonest mended." li ~
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A crippled negro makes a living in Wor-
cester, Massachusetts, by going about the
streets and eating glass for the delectation
of the curious. 2 sA
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h)A4CAAAtlA11 1A " PGAA
ticipate at the Convention of the Ameri-
can Equal Rights Association, we find i'll
the Revolution
WAsHINGToN, April %.
'DEAR MADAME shall not be able
to attend your convention, as l wish, as
soon as possible, to get out of this atmOs
pheae of politics into the pure air Of the
country. From Congress into conven-
ton is from the frying pan into the fire.
l have always favored the most liberal
laws for "Women's Rights" so far as
property, business, employments, liberty
and social position are concerned. In
these respects they ought to stand on the
same footing as men but l have seen
no reason to convince me that they would
be better off or that society would be inn
proved by their having the right to vote.
At all events, until a majority of the
women concur in demanding it, the
men may properly stand aloof ON this
question. Your missionary work is among
your own sex and | am willing to en-
courage and support the political discus
sion of the question with full faith that,
it the women of the United States de-
mand the suffrage as necessary for their
protection, they will get it.
They now make the fashions and GUS
toms which ostracise so many of their
own sex from healthy and useful employ
ments, they promote extravaganza in
dress, and make marriage dangerous
experiment for young men without means.
All these and many other abuses you are
trying to correct, and l sympathize with
you, and, if suffrage would aid you in
this, would grant it. My fear is that
the right to vote will tend to disturb the
harmony of society, make discord in the
family, and thus cause much greater evil
than good.
Very truly yours,
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AGMICULTInAL lYlNEnlI
CINCINNATI. ourFO.
PLANTERS

Insurance Company Of Mi..issirI
CAPITAL, Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
ENSURES against damage by F.rls
M ming, and Tornado.
B. g.. uUMpUNEle
pfa.'
OFFGcE-Corncr State uud PHl
Nov. 2J-dtf JACKSON. NI-
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OOO =
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PODH.E A. mHINT.

BALTIMORE, ... MARNIAEH
MANUFACTURES or pOEIl
INA and STATION El,N
STEAM ENGINES dND BoN
Steam Fire Engine,
LEFFEL'S PAT NT ANEEI.
DouJie Turbine Water Iri..
Saw Mills. Mining Machinery. I.
Grist Mills, ROBERTS BJRf ElN..
TOR, FIGURING Mil Machinery
Screws and shafinR, Pulley and i...
Send for circular. u"I.
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SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED

= - Pain in the side Sometimes tbe e
Mt lUH0 pain is felt under the shoulder
n N nm Eblade; is sometimes mistaken for
Rheumalism in the arm The
stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness, bowels in general are
costive, sometimes alternating with lax: the
head is troubled with pain, accompanied with
dull, heavy sensation. There is generally
considerable loss of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation of having left nndone
something which ought TO have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains of weariness and debil-
ity; he is easily startled, his feet are cold or
burning, and he complains of a prickly sensa-
tion of the skim his spirits are low; and al
though satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely summon up
fortitude enough to try il. In fact he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases have occur
red when few of them existed, yet examination
of the body after death has shown the Liver to
have been extensively deranged.
1t should be used by all persons, old and
young, whenever any of the foregoing symp-
toms appear. 1t is purely vegetable COM
pound, is not injurious to the most delicate
constitutions, and will keep the liver in a
healthy action if used properly.
Persons living in unhealthy localities may
avoid all bilious attacks by taking a dose oc-
casionally to keep the liver in healthy action.
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SHERIFFS SALE.


Louisa Masters, Chancefy Al
as. Is. Final Decrec} Kinds county
Clement Stuckmuller.A First DlsiiD
May term, 1865.
nURSUANT 70 the decree as a19t.
I will expose to sale 20 the hlR...
der for cash, at the mont door Of y.
Hall, in the city Of jackson, Miss lr-
first Monday Of July, next 1863 VII.
hours prescribed by law, the ioiioGtI
scribed property, real estate rptu
said decree, to-wit Lot, No. o, squN
In the town Of Byram, Kinds c0ust
with the appurtenances thereto
in satisfaction of Geo. OlsOn'6 n.y.
lien, thereon, and all costs; and y .a
time and place, and under ana ~
the same decree, rendered at tne l
and term Of court, in favor Of lho 800
lisa Masters, J. win cell lot No. D ln
In the town Of Byram, Miss in .a9t
OF the said Louisa Masters mol
on Sid lot, according % said decles..f
'eiaJ. JOS MCCLOli
June 81, 1S99tdh BY ~ k'V'
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MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
SAVED TO WORKING MEN!
WEALTH FOR ALLi
FEVER AND AGUE CURED

FOR FIFTY CENTS
There is not remedial agent in this world IL at will
cure Fever and Ague, and all other Mals riOus Bill
Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow and other Feyers aided
sometimes with Railways Pills. as RADWA1 . RLADH
RELIEF.
Millions of people throughout tn. world know how
quick it will all ordinary complaints for in all
diseases where PAIN, INFLAMMATION, or CONGES-
TION present. its effects instantaneous But in
Fever and Ague, Asiatie Cholera, Yellow Fever,
these diseases exhibited in the tropics,
Railways READY RELIES
has proved infaIble and will terrible
quicker and without entaling the fghtful penalties
Of ENGo RGED LIVER, FAT SPLEEN, DISoRDERED
to follow the of the 't 'tChologogues, " Ague
other agents of the heroic Quinlne, MeTcu
rial Arsenic and her treatments where tho medicines
used accumulate and become deposited in the system.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
the best and cheapest safest remedial agent that
can be used for FEVER AND AGUE, BILIOUS, and
other Fevers.
person need suffer- be they so much exposed to
Fever and Ague, If they will only take RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF, and keep their bOlret open nth Rad
tcays Pills Hundreds in the West who have heretofore
lars for few months treatment, keeping them
selves and families free from FEVER and AGUE,
CHILLS and FEVER, RHEUMATISM, etc, for one or
dollars year. spent for Railways Ready Relief and
Railways Pills (coated).
Railways Ready Relief old established remedy.
Under process of manufacture il secures
and Scarlet Fever. Yellow Fever Asiatic CHOLERA, Dys
entery, Darrhea, etc, aud al Pain Remedy it acts
like magic. NOT ONE HOUR need suffer with pain,
week lingering in bed from rheumatism,
Relief will afford sGR TO all Price only 50 cents
per bottle.
N. b. See that every bottle has India rubber
stopper Sold by all Druggists, and DIR. Radway's
office, No 81 Maiden Lane, New York.
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One Fifty-cent Bottle of RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF will do more service and more complaints
that are daily occurring in every family than So ex-
pended in prescriptions and drugs.
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failed TO elect cure.
All who have used 10 chccrlu0Ig IN
afflicted friends OF it, as "a sure .Hl
cure for Chills aud Fever Any one
from the Chills would consult tHD.r
terest by sending 90 % Drug stOr.
ing a bottle II j. pleasant 90 take
with others. and will bc certain tHl..r
cases Of Fever and Aguc or Chill
Send for it 10 the prOprictyr.
JAS. RUDDLE a. Nlns
LouHLe.h D.
For sale by Gus. Asher
Jackson 81
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MORTGAGE BLANKS, TO secnre advances
- - n plsntsrs, for sale ~ this ONCE. Orders
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PEABODY HOTEL.

= doornsr of Main and MONROE Efrsess. Il
WITHIN the heart of the business ,,c,Ig
w tion Of the City. Convenient to the
Railruad Offices, Depots, Steamboat Land.
ing, Postoftice, and Theatres. e.ei,, spr1 /.
So We respectfully solicit public pat
! sr-1s = ays d. CoeKREILI&soNsI r <
January "a, '69-tf .z5zgis q Prouristurs
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RrCK,S PATENT RRlLLIANT STOVE

Inc OHty OOOO OOOhUty ctOOO JOI VVOUs
Over 100000
In actual use throughout the United States.
THE BRILLIANT was awarded the GOLD
MEDAL at the Louisiana State Fair, 1868, after
two days actual trial, baking the best break
with the least fuel in the shortest times Also
at eusrg S. Louis Fair since 1865.
The Plates of the BRILLIAxT will not crack,
like other stoves. Every Brilliant is grfhran-
teed to give entire satisfaction or the
Money Refunded In FNHi
Prices Of the Brilliant Stoves complete, are as
Z H follows:
Plain Stove, No:6s $2S 90; No. z, s3S 90; No.
6, $50 90; No. 9, $43 90.
Extension Stove with Iron Hot Water Reser-
voir and Warming Closet, No. 6, $43 90; No. Z,
$50 90; No. 8, $50 90; No. 8, $40 90.
The plain Stoves are furnished with y pieces
the Extension Stoves with "a pieces.
HI. HALLER, sole Agent.
No 49, Camp 81. q 1ss Tehospitoutas Street
New Orleans.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer and Manufac-
turer Of all kinds of Tin Ware, House Fur
nishing Goods, Plain and Jnpanned Ware,
Stamped Tin Ware, Crates and HollpE Ware.
Sole Agent for Ringer Celebrated Washing
-F. sae.5r.
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WINCHESTER REPEATING AA+
COMPANY. New IInycu, C''
Or, GEN. $. W. FmGUsoN,
feb22-lw0m Grecnyi.le
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.nR. . 4 R. r.
NOT ON E HOUR

Anr redaas Asad sUFFKR via rAA
- EADWAY'S READY RELIEF
rs = CURE F0R EVERY PA1nT-
IL was the first, and is the only PAIS REMEDY,
that viii atty stop the mcsf exeFuciating pains
sIIarr INFLAMMATIOS. and CURE CoSGESIiONcs
whether Of the lungs, Stomach, Bowels, or otheE
gIa nds and gans by one application,
rs FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
No matter how viosRt cxeTHeiatine the pain tss
Bed-ridden, Infrm, Crippled Kheumafier Nervous
NeuraIgfc or prostrstcd with disease may suffer,
Railways READY RELIEF
~st, in from ONE to TWENTY MINUTES, eFord eass
I and medicine, rapid in stopping pain,
car be purchased bottle almost every
country merchants store this cont-
0enf and within hours distance OF almost every
babitaffon In the United States
MIIsLIONs rho have used RADWAY'S READY Re
rTTF for Is wears that ONE Fifty cent bottle a.
Iutsd gallon of proof spirits, will make better
Lniment, Pain Paint Killer, Panaeea King OF Pam
equal in quantity TO
IA Bottles OF the Sizes OF those Lotions
that are sold at 25 cents.
And the public should also that all these lotions
are bet poor limitations Of RADNAAs READY kE-
LIEF III those 10 suffering Pain-no mat
ter what the be, by what name it's caled
II external apply the Railways Ready Relief TO the
par Of the body where the pain is present II INTER
NAL,
40 DROPS DILUTED IN WATER.
As drink whether Cramps, spasms, Inflammation,
conreston Asiatic Cholera Chifs and Fever the most
Violent exeruciating, and torturing pains will be
INFRom ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
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IEvVELMY Nd TANCY -

- hsNA h4A4Ath AiNn FANCY do.
A b. GRlSWOhD a 90. tg5 wv
As Hyde a. Goodrich. csalI'.l -t
years,) Manufacturers aud Inf.-
Watches, Jewclry, Silycr-wr-t
Guns and Pistols, corner ofCu1sf
streets. 49,.
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Winchester Repeating kll'
TWO SHOTS PER sEsONN

TVIE attention Of Dealers ahl
I men Is invited 30 these improft.
ons, which leave nothing tu bc z.
point Of RAPIDlTN, ACCJkAIl'4.
EE. aud FINISH.
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SENATOR SHERMAN ON WOMEN.

The following letter from Senator
Sherman, declining an invitation to par
ticipate at the Convention of the Ameri
can Equal Rights Association, we find in
the Revolution
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II gave a very full trial 10 tbe w
Carbinc, and regard Il as the mo-I .-
fire-arm / have ever seen. it,
Is remarkable, while its range anl IL
tion equal any gun / have uscl.
opinion Il Is the best breach-l04ll y.
vented"
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NO MORE CmILIs:.
HURLEYS AGUE TONL
PERFECTLY Reliable

PERFECTLY RELIABLE
TIIE only remedy for Chillsarl Ffr
l. Ague and Fever that D. OF Caa 4
PENDED upon is Hurley's Agur
There have been thousands cured BY
IL who had tried the usual rcmcGic Hf
benefit, but In no case has
IHUJRLEY's AGUR TONIC
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and for salem jackson, by Buck & HemIcy
and in Vicksburg by Gray Az Msirchefa
AMI BY all dealers IN medicine everywhere
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SHERIFF'S SALE

sales Rooms 50 & 81 Camp street, ana 900
Magazine street. Charter OAK atSye@ " ~ eDuN'
ga and 90 Julia street. Jun3-twom'
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENCY FOR.
T OUISlANA, Texas, Mississippi and
IL Alabama, and agent for Geo Clark s
celebrated NEW THREAD. Sewing Machine
Twist and Flax Thread of the best quality
for Dress-makers, Tailors and Sadders,
constantly on hand.
Sept %, 1S69-6m ca p ~ 1iialH ta'ttA3
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fsiiiIi SIS SINGERS suf!ii TIHfsgsa
Celebrated New Family Sewing Ma
2A SIRE chine. il 70 s'99fis

% Il o. b. ssa ~ ~
TT IS the best Sewing Machine ever Of
Il fered to the pnblic. 1t hens and fells,
braids, cords, tucks, marks and embroders
with such elegance and ease, that the finest
needle work would look mean in compari-
son. 1t is the only Machine ever invented
that embroiders with the Lock ss,;,i1cl. and
on account of its adjustable fort, has great
er :.ailge of work than any other. 1t is used
almost exclusively by all the. Lady Milli-
ners and in all the Converts of New Or
leans. and it has the greatest circulation of
any Machine in tho world. The sale of
this Machine now equals that ofall others
put together, and warrant every Machine
sell to give satisfaction, and after fair
trial to return the money If it does not do
SO. 5s,5a n, JOHN McNULTY,
A.34,F.,slf .s Z Camp street,
s...,r...,, New Orleans
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Is U T. e y e e. C U i Dc ID
BY USING f,gNqir7 is-sae
Or. FERRlSS' SUPPORTER TRUSS.
THE MOST EFFICIENT, COMFORTABLE AND Sc
CURE TRUSS IN USE.

---st4-aH a1l-ftAff
TT is entirely different in principle and
i action from all others, and has every
desirable advantage, viz: 1t has NO SPRINGS,
thus avoiding all injurious pressure at the
back, at the same time supporting the alb
domen and relieving the aperture of all un-
due weight. 1t is as. comfortable night or
day as a glove, adapts itself to any posi-
ton, can be applied at any age. 1t is NOT
COMPLICATED, and cannot get out of order.
1t is the only Truss that PERMANENTLY
CURES the most obstinate as well as recent
cases of RUPTURE, qualities possessed by no
other Truss, as those who have worn the
various kinds with Springs or Iron Bands
can testify. s.s.... $3.50.
With an experience OF more than twelve
years practice in the treatment and cure Of
HERNIA and RUPTURE, / can prom
Use more PERFECT RELIEF, COMFORT and sE-
cURITY and more RAPID IMPROVEMENT than
can be obtained of any other person OF. ap-
pliance in the South, without regard to age
ofithe patient, or length of time afflicted.
Call or address, with stamp for circular.
.5a44s DIR. II. ST. G. FERRISS,
Office No. 8 St, Charles street,
New Orleans, La
Sept %, 1s69-3m. hFE'a sii sia5
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LEATHER and FINDINGS STORE,
No. Sc OLD LEvEE ST.,

New Orleans, La
THE INSPECTION OF THE TRADE
i and buyers generally is specially in
vited to my complete and comprehensive
stock of every thing pertaining to the.
SHOE MANUFACTURING LINE. keep
constantly on hand the best French and
American calf.skius, moroccos, bindings,
toppings, etc. Hemlock and Oak sole
leather, English Serges, Webs, Elastic
Gore. Binding Ribbon, etc. My arrange
ments in Europe and in this country ena-
BILE me to offer the greatest advantages to
the trade al WM j. SHELDON,
sjggs ~. Sc Old Levee ST., Fs
Between Rienvillo and Customhouse strs.
Aug. IS, 1s6g-1y.
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I'll ARDW AR E ,
Iron Wire, Timers Stock and Tin
ncrs' Tools.

COLE AGENTS for the rnvincible Char
y ter Oak Cooking Stove, the La Belle
Nall Works, the Anchor Brand Hollow
Ware and CASTINGS, Sharp & Thomson
TUNED and Enamelled Ware, the Halle
ton Metallic Boiler Bottoms, the Seth
Thomas Clocks, the Union Wash Machine,
the Jahnson Clothes Wringer.
Sept. /. IS69-6in s}
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Chapter II.

1t was with a strange commingGng
OF emotions that Marvin rode away
from Mrs. Beverly's gate, He, the
battered and sought Henri Marvin,
had actuliy been conversing with a
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-16
Sounding the Wheels.

Often as travel on the railroad, ! per-
eeive that our train never passes Il certain
station without stopping four or FIVE min
utes, during which we hear loud ringing OF
hammers upon the wheels. A couple of men
go from one end of the train to the other.
on each side, and with a hammer strike
each wheel. to learn by the sound whcth-
er il is in perfect order OF not For this
reason the sound is not an unpleasant one
for it tells US the Company is giving proper
attention to the safety of its passengers.
Our life is like railroad track, and here
and there should be stations, not too far
apart, where we may stop little while and
sound the wheels. And what are the wheels7
Habits. Lifes journey is chiefly made in
the way Of habit Human action tends to
ruu in grooves. When once fairly started it is
easy to 60 on. But if the wheels of habit
are not sound, there will be a break down
by and by.
I'll temper is badly cracked wheel, and
makes an ugly ring. Take the wheel OUT
Gluttony and intemperaace are bad wheels
If you-fnd them switch off that car and let
it stand to one side. Have sharp eye for
number one In your dealings are you in the
habit of making more than is honest out oi
your playn.ates Listen to the ring of that
wheell 1t gives a dead sound, which says
plainly "Look out for danger ahead p Yes
indeed If you keep such wheels
as these, in rounding some curve, OF
in passing through some tunnel, there will
suddenly be a giving q way under you, and
all VIII be lost. We say, then, 10 our young
friends, "SOand the wheels Keep your
self in good running order"
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oHIos REPRESENTATION.
Fast HnrSeS.

The celebrated horse Dexter must
look to his laurels. The time made
recently by the American Girl, on
the Narrangansett Course near Prov
idence, is almost equal to Dexter's
best time. Indeed, the owner of the
"Girl" makes no bones offering to bet
any amount of money on her against
Dexter. OF course, this is out of the
question, as Mr.. Bonner would not
permit Dexter, under any circum-
stances, to be entered again for a
public trot. There is only one thing
to do, aud that is for Mr.. Bonner to
secure the American Girl, which we
are inclined to believe he will, which
will give him two of the fastest trot-
ters in the world. The man who has
paper that is acknowledged to have
the largest circulation of any paper in
the world should have the fastest hor-
ses. The American Girl won in
three straight heats, beating Lady
Thorn, second; Goldsmith Maid, third;
Lucy, fourth, and George Palmer,
9Th. Time-2:a255, GIG, 2::2O1I =
Parties who were present, and who
timed the trot, say that the best heat
made BY the American Girl was in
side of 2:19. The American Girl
now stands as the fastest public trot-
ter in the country. Dexter's best
time, at Buffalo, two or three years
ago, was 2:17, under the saddIe-the
"Girls" time, PIG, was in harness
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-16
TIE CITY AND ITS PEOPLE.

Now, quitting the battle fed, let
me say something of this town, its
people, and the events Of yesterday.
The town is beautifully situated in
the centre of a grand basin, girdcd
about with mountains and hills
Ten miles west is South Mountain,
with its green slopes and misty sum
nit. Running parallel with this, and
at intervals ofabOut a mile apart, are
a..series of gentle ridges, finely woed'
ed, and between them spring brooks
running through meadows and culti-
vated fields. The town, in style, be-
Iohgs to the age of Elizabeth, but the
thrOng of visitors since the battle
has impaired new life and enterprise
to its quiet inhabitants. A mile west
a fine Hotel is just opened at the
spring, the waters Of which Tiltou
Pgfs for a good fee 10 the hdepead
ent. With all respect to Mr. TiltoI
and all paid btO'oers, I must pro
nounce the water and the whole
spring speculation, a hunsbug.
The houses are built close on the
streets, and for the sake of giving al
chance, the business rooms seldom
exceed 10 by 20 feet. The Hotel.
are unpretending but good, and ny
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-16
REFORE PURCHASING
-EXAMINE-
WILCOX & GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE


TN selecting Sewing Machine, use ana test
i every one yourself and examine the simplicity
gift. The WILCOX * GIBBS has no cans
cogs, brushes, bobbins, shuttles OF. spring ten
sions. e IS the only machine which makes the
twisted Loop Stitch, which combines the elas-
tefy Of the chain stitch, and the security Of the
lock. doing away with the continued breaking,
ripping aud useless expenditure ofthread incl
dent 20 other Machines It's seam is the only
one which can be readily undone, and yet NOS
connected with something objectionable. The
cheap chain stitch and the Grover and Baker
stitch csn both be readily undone, bnt the fer
mer ragels and the machine Is worthless
throughout and the latter a = double thread
and Otherwise Objectionable, aud allother ma
chimes render ii possible TO undo the the work
and save the goods.
Cal at my rooms and see the Machine, at
my residence, on Monroe sire et, seven doors
south Of First Reformed Church.
nS-0l, Needles and everything for the Ma
chime kept on hand. Also, all kind of Machine
stitching, hemmIng, cordiDg, tucklng aud hem
stitching done 10 order.
noy2sno6-Iy WM. McCUTcHEN, Agent.