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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-20
First on the GrOund.-C


will thank yoa. for the advice.
First on the GrOund.-Crouse, opposite
the First National Bank, is the frst to an
nounce the receipt Of Fail Gsods. He also
intends to keep the lead, both as regards
quality and quantity of goods and low prices.
He wants all to call and see the latest styles.
Teachers Normal Institute. - A
Teachers Glass will be organized in the Sc
lect Normal School, ia Attica, August 3Olh,
for the purpose of training young teachers
by thorough class drill, upon the new and
improved methods of teaching the standard
branches required by law. Term four weeks
Tuition. 80 cents per week, in advance.
THOMAS HENNTNG,
August 18th 1869. Principal
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School Books al Hershiser and Myers .
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The Best. The Hero as seif-sealin
Fruit Jar be beaten. 1t is still ahead
Of all others. Martin & Negele have it for
sale.
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30 to Hershiser and Myers if yon want a
fine cigar.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-20

FANCY Clocks, at Gallup 4 Ken
dall's
School Books at Hefshiser and Myers.
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Gold and Silver watches at Gal
lup and kendall'B'
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-20

Ladies watches, some elegant pat
terms at
GALLUP & KENDALL'S.
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BRUsHEs.-Hair, Nail and Tooth
brushes at Gallup & Kendall's.
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PICNIC

We had a pic nic last Saturday
in Hooks grove, one mile north
west Of the town, which was attend
ed by the Orphans, from the Or
phan's Home. at this place, who
constitute large partian Of our
sabbath school fraternity.
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DEACHFS

Peaches from the orchards north
of here are Just coming into mark
ct, and though rot of so rich fla
vor as might be desired, they are
peaches aud that is enough for the
present, until we get better.
HOrner is in the sulks, and hasn't
much to say about Tifiin conventions.
He takes his defeat about as well
as any of time hOnored, unless some
thing is said Of County Clerks and
then his coqhtelaIcR stretches
about forty-fVe degrees in a second.
The roads are very dusty and the
dust is any where between three
inches and three feet deep. We
need q good shower of rain very
much, and have petitioned for one
to be sent Immediately on receipt of
order.
The oats are all harvested and
now it remains for farmers to
put another seeding in the earth.-
One harvest is reaped, and the
seed sown for another in quick sue
cession. '- a.ae
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/ wish particularly good bargains to call and
see him at his new place OF business, Boyer 5
new Stoue Front Store lie assures US that
there Is no fner stock Of goods in the city
and that they are selling cleap. Particular
attention Is directed 70 the fact that summer
dress goods are being sold At cost, 10 make
room for the Fall stock. Gail and see.
Grain Bags.-Hobbs wants every farmer
acquaintance to remember that he is selling
unlimited quantities of grain bags. and yill
sell them a good article at "A low price at the
new Stone Front Store.
House SpOuting and Job Work
done on short notice by experienced
workmen, at the Red FROM Hard
ware and Stove Store. All work
warranted to give satisfaction or no
pay.
FANCY GoODs.--Eyery imaginable style
and quality of bouncing, rufiing, braids,
edging, insertions, tapes, binding ribbons,
laces, floss, crape--in fact everything at the
Stone Front dry goods store.
TOO many coIors and more shades than
l like to see, has been my experience, says
the Rev. Geo Pearce, OF Warren, Ohio, by
using any other than ~8.rrett's Hair Re-
storaiivr.
Hardware received daily at-the
Red Front Hardware and Stove StOrs,
where all goods are fresh and new.
Go to Hershiser aud Myers Tor Drugs and
family Medicines.
The beautiful Patent Fruit Can at
the Red Front. Call and see it.
Wall Paper at Hershiser anG Myers.
Remember The Golden Rule when
you want a good Cook Stove. They
keep it at the Red Front Hardware
and Gtnge Store.
Go to fiershissr and Myers Car hfags aHd !
Family Medicines.
GALLUP e KENDALL, Dealers in
Watches, Jewelry, Solid Silver ware.
Musical Instruments &c. -
Opposite he Court House Tif1in |
Ohio.
Gold and Silver watches at Gal
lup and kendall'B'
IIershiser and Myers have the finest stock |
Of Perfumeries in Tifin. Go aud see them
FResH GOoDs.-We are making such ad-
ditiGns 70 our stock Of Watches, Silver Ware,
DC, as TO warrant ps 10 announcing ours as
he most complete in tiis city.
GALLUP &. NE NDALL.
90 to fiershiser and Myers if yon want a
fine cigar.
The Best. The Hero as self-sealin
Fruit Jar cannot be beaten. 1t is still ahead
Of all others. Martin & Negele have it for
sale.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

District Court OF Cedar County, Iowa, Juno
Term 1869.
Frederick Herhrcchter, PM
against
Louisa J. Herbrechtrr, Def.
mo LOUISA J. HETBKEt HTER. Defendant:
You are hereby notified that there Is on
file in the Office of the Clerk Of the District
Court, In AMI for the county 81 Cedar, In thc
S, ate Of iowa petition of Frederick IIerbreci..
ter Plaintiff asking for dissolution Of the
BOMBS of matrimony now existing between
you and the said petit
Sow unless you appear 10 said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon of the second
day of the next term OF said Court. to he begun
and held at Upton in said county, on the 1th
day of June. 1863 default will be entered
against YOU and Judgment rendered thereon in
accordance with the PRAYER of said petit ion.
lSwi EVANS & MCLAUGHLIN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Original Notice.

District Court Of Cedar County, Iowa, Juno
Term. 1850.
David W. Dykner,
against
Catharne Dykncr.
FI~ Gatharine bykncr, defendant: You arc
/ hereby notified that there is now On file
in the office Of the Clerk of the District Court,
in and for the county of Cedar, in the state Of
Iowa, petition Ct David W. Dykner, Plain
tiff, claiming of you q divorce and asking the
Court to dissolve the bonds OF matriniOny now
existing between you and the petitioner on
the ground that you have wilfully and without
just cause deserted your petitioner for the past
two years.
Now unless you appear to said petition and
uefend thereto at or before noon Of the second
day oil the next term Of said Court, to be begun
and held at Upton III said county, on the 7th
day of June. 1853 a default will he entered
against you, and judgment rendered thereon
in accordance with the PRAYER Of said petition.
EVANS 4 MCl.ACGHLlN,
I8w4 Attorneys for Plaintiff
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

District Court Of Cedar County. Iowa, June
Term, 1869.
REUBEN SwARrZLASDER, Pl'H.1
against -#
Thomas Stanley. Defendant ! ALB
HTNO Thomas Stanley. Defendant: You are
hereby notified that there Is now IN nie IN
the Office of the Clerk of the District Court, In
and for the county Of Cedar, in the state Of
iowa a petition OF Reuben SwartzlAnder.
plaintiff asking for n writ Of scive (ncins to r.
vlve Judgment obtained by him against yovs
on the 10th day Of April, lsSs. In the hstCv
thousand one hundred and fifty-six 7a.lA0AAA
dollars damages, and six 4o-iooshs dollars sosts;
defend thereto at or before noon al the AftOAd
day Of the next term Of said Court, 10 he begun
and held at Upton in said county. on the 7th
dny of June 1853, Il default will he entered
against you and judgment revived thereon In
accordance with the PRAYER Of said petite
lsw; rArT& CARR, Atfy's for Pin.
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PERCoLEs, French jaconets and organ
dies ut Deans.

ROAD SUPERVISORS RECEIpTs.-Thc
County Auditor is now ready to supply
Road Supervisors with receipt books,
and every Supervisor should obtain one
and in no instance fail to receipt for a
road tax entirely or in part 'workcd
out" The failure of Supervisors to do
this I'M time past has caused much
trouble in the Treasurer's Office: parties
claiming there that they had worked
out their road tax, and, in default OF
being able to show receipt therefor,
being compelled to pay it u second time.
Every man who works out his road tax
should insist upon holding his Super
visor's receipt for the amount Of work
done. 1t will save trouble aud ex-
pense. =
ALL the leading Ierfumes-Lubin's,
Bazin's, Phalons, &c.-are found AT
Hail & Schmuckcrs.
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THE MECHASIesHILLEP PRESS is the
name Of a new paper which has been
res,,rrected froll the some time lifeless
remains of the Mcchanicsvillc Jour
nat. Published rs its lame indicates, ut
Mechanicsvile in this county; and
owned and edited by Hugh Leslie,
formerly of the Clinton Ler,ttd, the
Press shows clean face and experienced
management. 1t is published Oh Sat
urday of each week. The first number
appeared on the 24th Ilt.
Since writing the above, No. . has
been received, containing about half "a
column of double distilled thunder and
lightning manufactured expressly for
ofonr offending seems to have been in
that we failed to make the town of
Mechanicsvillc appear large enough or
good enough in our article thereon. We
are sorry the Press was disappointed.
For our own part. we thought we were
describing "A town that was an honor to
its citizens and to the county; but that
we may be entitled to crcdence or be-
lief at home or abroad, we are accustom-
Ell to publish nothing for which We are
responsible, but that which we believe to
be true, and, therefore, could not see
our way clear to double the number of
inhabitants IA shown by the census
just completed (Which, by the way, the
Press says Is about to be taken' in or
der to tickle any ones vanity.
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IRlt,II,,.
From DispensatOry Of the United States.

From Dispeh~atory Of the United States.
DIOSMA CKENATA-BuCHU LEAVES.
PRorERriEs.-Thcir odor is strong, diilnsive, and
somewhat aromatic, their taste bterish, and anala
gous to mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND usEs.-Buchu eav are
gently stmuiant, with ~ peculiar tendency to the
Urinary Organs
They given in complaints Of the Urinary Organs
such Gravel, Chronic Catarrh Of the bladder, Nor
bid Irritation Of the Bladder and tretha, Disease OF
the PROSTATE Gland and detention or ncontincnce Of
Urine, from loss OF tone in the parts concerned in its
evacuation. The remedy has also been recommended
in Dyspepsia Chronic rheumatism, Cutaneous Alice
tons, and DIapsy.
HELMBoLD'& EXTRACT RtClr Is used by persons
from the ages of IS y, and from IS to S. or in the
decline change Of life after Confinement, or Labor
Palms. Hcd-Wcttiug i'll Children
In affections peculiar to females the Extract Buchu
is uneuaied by any other remedy, as in Chnross, or
Retention Irregnarty rainImlness or Suppression OF
Customary Excavations, liberated or Schirrous state
of the Itcrus. LcucCrrica, or Whites
DISEASE. oF THE BLADDER KIDNEYS, GRAVEL
AND DRoI,IcAL SwELLIN.s--This medicine increas-
the power of Digestion and cxcite5 the Absorbents
into healthy action by which the Wntrry or cnlcare-
Gus dispositions, and all Unnatural arrangements are
reduced well rs pain and inflammation.
HErMnnID's EXTRACT Bu"Hr has cured every case
the Neck OF the Bladder and inflammation Of the Kid
ncys, liberation of the Kidneys and bladder Reten-
ton OF Urine Diseases OF the Pr9sirate Gland Stone
in the Bladder, Calculus Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit.
and MuctlS Milky Discharges, and for rnicebled
and delicate constitutions Ofbnth sexes attended WITH
the following symptoms 1ndisposition To Exerton,
Loss of Power Loss Of Memory Difficulty of Breath
( ing Weak Nerves, Trembling Horror OF Disease,
Hot Hands Flushing Of til. Body, Dryness of The
Skin Eruption the Face, Pallid countenance. Uni
yprS,l Isssituie Of the Muscular System, &c.
| HELMRoI.Ds EXTRACT BUCHr is Diuretic and
Blood Purifying and all diseases arising rom
habits OfdSsipaon excuses and nprudencies III life,
impurities of the Blood. &C. supercedng topaiba IN
affections for which il is used. such rs .onorrhtr.
these diseases. used in connection with 1iELhBoLbs
/ ROSE WASH. -
Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere. Be-
ware of countereits. Ask for JIelmbolds Take no
/ other PR!rH-?.5 per bottle, or bottles for $50 -
J Delivered to any address. Describe symptoms In all
communications. -
AldI-ss il. 7. HELMBOID,
JJi Broadway, \.
, HyONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE Up IN
II stccl-engrpv.d wrapdpcr. with fac-simile of my
Chemical Warehouse, and signed
IIauIa H. J. iitl.MBolLb
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Largest and Best Assortment
IN THE STATE.
YOUNG 10 GALES.

I HAVE bought the CELEBRATED RUN
/ MING STALLION, 10 GALES, for 81, 100
Hew taken to the south part Of Illinois early
last spring. and put under training; making
his halt mile inside of I6 seconds.
10 GALES isa fine blood bay, Is hands
high; he was sired by WIN. G. Longs 10 GALES:
his dam by old Shyl eek; he by Gov \anc"'s
celebrated running horse. 10 Gales, lac by i'm
ported Marlborough; his dam by imported
Dutchcss. Young 10 GALES dam WAS sired
by Meadtey, and out of Highily"r mare.
1t will be to the interest Of all rals,rs of fine
stock to call and sec him. He will be kept at
my Livery Stable in Upton, Iowa.
TEENs-S2D to insure.
.mlo JOHN CONFER, Pro.
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enough to meet. as a rule, a wide awake
public spirited class of men.
We acknowledge gratefully the cor
dial spirit with which we were met; and
particularly arc We indebted to Thomas
Shearer, J. NJ. Alexander, Esq, G. II.
Betiell, and some others for courtesy
and favors shown us.
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Imported Clydcslale Horse
YOUNG COMET.

WILL STAN FOR MARES at his own sta.
e and na m III sa northwest Of
PEDIGREE.-YOGNG COMETS sire was the
celebrated horse, Comet. His dam !, bright
lace. His yrand-dam from ST. Lawrence
mare, by the celebrated imported herse odd
YOIN COMET is rising four years old. He
took the first prize at the East Riding OF York
Agricultural Show, open to the Province OF
Canada, in 1865. MS the best one year old colt:
Also the LIST prizes at the Pickering shows of
lss5-oo. He gained the first prize al the PRO,
ansn IN s Ii His Sire ST. Comet % the
first prize at the I;au and Turiff District SHOW,
Scotland in 1851 MS the hest one year old colt:
and in 1862 as the best two year old colt; In
1853 he took the first prize at the Royal North
ern the best three year old, beating sctsn-
teen competitors.
j Ills Grand ire Grey Comet. is allowed to be
the best draft horse in Scotland. At "A compc-
tition open to scotland h" was awarded the
! silver Medal. and at n competition in 1871,
open to Great Britain and Ireland he was
awarded n prize of ESQ to travel in Campbell
I ton His great grand-sire, Comet, by Little
samson BY cold stream Lad, were known as
the best horses of their day: Little sampson
having gained $500 In prizes before he was SIX
TERNIS-To insure a foal $50; tobc paid first
,s!s JAMES GRrc rsonrstGYr su,
Original Notice.
ANN Tahiha Green pla;n'if Di;,Ile. G.,E. e o Go
Charles Green, Defendant. June Term. le69
1UyO III ARIES GREEN. Defendant: You are hercb!
notified that is file in the Office Of th
Clerk of the District Court In and for the county o
.he II
bonds Of matrimony now existing between vow AM
said plaintiff for the cause that since your marrAg
with said plaintiff you have become an hseituh
/ drunkard.
thereto al or Before of the second day If the mex
term of said Court. to be begun ana held at ilpton
said county on the It'll day Of June 1853 default wi
he entered asnnst you and Judgment and decree rel
IN a<NSyf mn
petition. a DfStJ].
nfsEt SNdruoS.fr f1aibfU
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rec nMuIHEh large lot Of wall papers just

n.ps boys hats, green hoys' hats,
h't'e black boys hats, and in
~ - 'he little colored boys hats that
you can think of-eords, stacks. heaps,
h"es, q boots. shoes, CATERS, slippers,
,,s az Adler's, Sign ofbig boot. Those
|toyi " aAo you
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r. w. Higginsoil; The Clothes Mania,
by James Parton; Bruhmais,n, by
James Freeman Clarke; The Heroine OF
Long Point, by John g. Whittier;
The Puritan Lovers, by Marian Doug
lass; The Foe in the Household, part
III:, by the author of Victor and
Jaqueline;" Spring in Washington. by
John burroughs: Eleanor in the Emp
ty House, by r. w. Parsons; Autobiog-
raphy of Shaker. Second paper. BY
r. w. Evans; Can Life Hide Itself:
BY Bayard Ia ylor; The Pacific Railroad
Open. Second paper. By Samuel
Bowles; The Intellectual Character Of
President Grant; The New Taste in
Theatricals; Reviews and Literary
Notices. ...*
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cred Heavenly body; hut the fine im-
ported Clydcsdale horse, owned 10y
james Greig of Clarence, whose pedi-
gree and description is given in another
column.
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The atlantic for May contains: NAL
bone: all Oldport Romance, part V. By
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LECTURE ON THE Holy LASD.-The
lecture of the distinguished and scholar
~ Mason, Rob. Morris, L. l.. d., upon
the Holy Land is now positively fixed
for Wednesday evening May 18th, and
will be delivered in the Congregational
church, in this place. DR.. Morris has
been careful explorer Of that Land
where centers SO much interest to the
enlightened world, and is q profound
student and an able lecturer. The
Masonic Fraternity, under whose au-
spices he comes among us, have placed
the admission to this lecture ut but p
cents. -
That some idea may be obtained OF
the character of these lectures, we copy
the following extract from a newspaper
In neighboring city, where DR.. Nor
ri. lecturcd in February last:
"As man Of Christian character
AMI scholarly attachments, DR.. Morris,
in his explorations through the country
where SO much OF sacred history origin
ated, had constantly associated in his
thoughts the labors and miracles and
inspired prophesies of Christ and the
work Of the apostles. To one who care
fully studies the natural and material
evidences in the Holy Land of the trutl,
of the Bible in its physical history,
there comes, says Dr. Morris, the over
whelming, inevitable conviction that
the spiritual teachings aud revelations
of the Holy Word are also solemn
| truths.
! There were many interesting and in
structive descriptions in this lecture
but we have not space to touch upon
| them, even if we could do the speaker
justice. Viewed in the light Of practi.
cal instruction the lecture of one and q
half hours was worth volume of ordi
nary historical reading, and we com.
mend his lecture, ii any commentator
is needed. as worthy the time and at
I tention Of every intelligent man, woman
and child In the State.-Andnaosd Eu.
rekn, FEB. 18th.
Immediately after the public lecture
Or. Morris will deliver a private lecture
ut Masonic Hall, to which all members
Of Cedar Lodge and Master Masons iu
good standing, are cordially invited.
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FIFTY-ONE HUNDRED dollars il q
large price for l6 hands high in horse
flesh; but It WINS considered cheap for
the paternal ancestor of horse known
ms Young Addison, now owned by s. A.
Barnes, near Downey, In Muscatine Co.
Horse breeders will do we'll to notice
Mr.. Barnfg Ad. In another coluun.
4 "PHAION's Paphian Lotion" In the
most eftectiyssand popular cosmetic in
the market; Flor de Mayo" the most
Exquisite, delicate and fragrant perfume;
found at Hail 4 Echmucker's.
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH."-Buy your
drugs. medicines, paints, oils, &C., of
Hall 4 Schmucker. '5' "~- o. -'.
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TAKE NOTICE-Thc hooks Of A. =.
Gilbert & Co., and Gi!t'ert & Ford, have
been left with the undersigned, for col
lection of their unsettled accounts prior
to March 2sth, 1869. BY settling the
same forthwith costs will he avoided.
JOHN $. TUTHILL, J. =.
April 22d, 1859. nlsw2
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL.-General
Prim hats 1t Adler's Sign of the big
boot. Fsrsz
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HAVE you seen that Straw Alpine?-
y Adler has Them.
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LECTURE, LAST SATURDAY EVENING
Saturday evening of last week, Prof
Powers delivered the last Of his course
of lectures in this place. 1t was much
the best effort he made during the
course, and consisted, chiefly, Of . state
ment and defense Of woman's claim to
perfect and complete equality with
man, including the right of suffrage and
Of holding Office. The Professor was
interesting throughout, and eloquent at
times; and the lecture was listened to
by large and appreciative audience.
At the close Of the lecture, as had been
previously announced, q present OF All
album was made to the best looking
lady and of a book each to the best ma
tured lady aud the homliest man 10 the
room. A committee, consisting Of DIR.
Chambers, VIM. Dean aud J. w. Casad
was elected to choose from the ladies
present the recipient, under the condl'
lions, of the album and book; and ny
their verdict the former was presented
to Miss Anna Chew and the latter to
Miss Maria Ingman. The committee
of ladies who were elected to decide up
on the merits of the gentleman in point
4of downright homliness, were but few
minutes In selecting and announcing
49, .AAaaa.nE NJ e. 3. Hamilton rs the
homely man IN the superlative degree
Mr.. H. thanked the Professor for hi'
gift, assured the committee Of his ap
probation Of their good judgment, anc
gave notice that his funeral would take
place at 1O4 o'clock on the following A
T
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For SALE CHEAr.-A splendid build
ing lot, with well, evergreens. orchard
and small fruits; 5 or T.! acres; 80 rods
from Court House. s. >. DANIELS.
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The best goods Mt the lowest prices at
Deans.
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AT CAsAD 4 GILMoRE's you can get
any. article Of gentleman's wear from I.
shirt button with All envelope sewsd
to it, to al ovcrcoat.
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A FULL line Of toilet soaps, cosmetics,
preparations for the teeth, brushes,
combs, puff boxes, &c, ut Hall 4
Schmucker's. -"@.
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PAINTS and oils recommended and
sold 10y Hall & Schumacher, are guaran-
teed pure aud offered ut the lowest pos
sible figures. +-
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Those blue Bicycle hats are just the
thing, come and see them at Adler's.

a HANDSOME HORSE il AS pretty as o
req wagon. John Corners running horse,
20 Gales, recently parchascd at price
- 'oo IS as handsome as any Of them.
All interested in fine stock should call
##at Coner's livery stable aud see him.
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"SHINE YouR Doors, SIR:' uses, now,
nothing but Dobbins' Electric Boot
Polish; aud II you are poor fellow and
shine 'en yourself, you need Dobhins'
above everything else. The best black
ing made-novel, new and neat, for sale
at f. Il. Deans.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-05-06

NEW styles shffsings at VIM. Dean q
Co.'S