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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-08-25
50HE WeCaULEY,
aI- Ill.

A TnOHEEY AT Law, Notary Pebble
"A Real Estaie, Cain, and General imsur-
ance Agent Tiniu, ONO. ones ~ CONNER
sfai Row, opposite the EiT1d NafiOnal Bank.
June a.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-08-25
SCUDBFa CHAMBERI.AIN

A ROHITECT AND GENERAL BUILD
n EH, Win take contracts for putting np
Blocks, Dwellings, etc, or viii oversee such
work. Drawings, Drafts, Plans, etc, for ev-
cry description made and furnished on low
terms. Residence, No. 10 Washington st.,
Tim, o.
Jan. 7th, Is70-ly.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-08-25
HOTELS.

~ KINZER, Proprietor. Market st., Tiff
VI. I'm, Ohio. The house has been thor
ouEhfy ONerhauled, has good stabling and Is
prepared 10 furnish the travelling public with
all necessaries In good style.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-08-25
Business Directory.
ATTORNEYS.
J. n. UHsTED


A TrORSEY AT LAW, Tihin, Ohio, D
"a nee so. 90 Washington Street
June Sd, lk70-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-08-25

"a friend Of ours" says the editor
of a contemporary, sis growing weak
er and weaker every day. ~ has
got so weak now that he can't raise
i've dollars''-the sum he owes US!
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-08-25

A TTOREEYS AT Law Special sttsn-
"a tioa oven 20 collections and fbe sale q
keal Estate. 1ifnce over y. K 5neWhhn a
Co.'S gtOrs, Washington street, 11fhns ONO
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-08-25

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Once
in Klrchner'g Block, Main street, THIN,
OHIO. Residence No. Clay street, Second
Ward. lJuly z
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-08-25
MEDICAL.


DHYsfCIAR AND SURGEON, has now
III permanently located in ri1in- By q
strict attention 10 business, he hopes 10 nier-
ic q share 0f the patronage Of the eitlEsnb %
LOOmtEi 6ions Front, immsdlately over
Huskirll'g store, Wnere he viii bold himself
In readiness 20 respond 70 ga calls ~ day
and night. nfy-lne
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-08-25
ERWTN HOLMES

A UCTT0EEER, D. D. Neikirk, Clerk,
~. ready, ~ elf times, TO cry sales. Post
Once address, Clyde, Ohio.
April 8, 1904
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-08-25
D.. Q. .. nEILHARz.

CURGEON DENTIST. once st his resi-
~ denoe, corner MounOe and Madison
streets, opposite German Reformed Church.
nOl0
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-08-25
Buffalo Brand
DOMEsTICS

Nothing can be more complete than this
stock as we have everything from l25x CT.
Denim 10 q s. % Beaver. Our 10 and i2M OF.
brown and bleached musiins are the best thet
we have seen since leo1-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-08-25

HAVING Eow permaneilly located In
III Tf1in, has opened, Al ofice In TOmls'
Block, fnTned iately OFe- she dAost-C1lce. he
hopes, by atriet Gttentio1 % buEiuelsv with
twenty fIIfr yellrsi 1lglErGlca IN Tie profess
sion, q uaerit = li,jsTas aillrc Of the public
Datrolage. Ofucc hours l111Il a. -. 20 Il,
II. RasIdenc6Ond Iniie scIIlll % Tlnin, On
the Plank Hoad. Nov. p 4
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-08-25
81. nARTIE. n .
- UTNWAWAW m

nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. once
II in Empire Block Washington street
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-08-25

A RCHITBCT AND Builder, sOlicts con-
% tracts Tor erecting busidings. WIN furn-
Ek drafts and specifications promptly.
nGrch i, Is7O-sm.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-08-25
SARYEN,N PATENT NHEEL..

which has been thoroughly tested by
leading Carriage Factories In the Unite
States, and proclaimed 20 be the best Whed
In use By them and by all parties who hav
used them.
Having devoted 81 years To the busin ness and
superintending tie Misunderstanding depart
ment In person, euablesme 10 warrant ali
my work. Call and examine my stock be-
fore making your purchases, as-l viii SELL
CHEAPER than any nfst-elass shop IN
Northern Ohio.
Remember the place, corner OF Market and
Jefferson streets, east OF the Court House.
Livery Projectors Will do well % give me
a call P-VAN NEST,
May 8, lsT0.-tL
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-08-25

A IrORNEY AID COUNSELLOR AT
a LAW and solicitor In Chancery; and
General Insurance Agent Attention given
Ing eOileefions and seeuring paieIItk. once
IN National Exchsaga block, Tiadn, OlIin.
Jan. ], 'og.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-08-25
ENTABEENMEDIs4s.

I'VE have now ready for market the lar3-
w est and best assOrtment Of fuc OaFri-
ages, Top and Open Buggies ever before in
reduced In Northwestern Ohio, not % be
equaled In seneca county, OF surpassed by
any Carriage Works in the state. 10 COM
prises all the latest style Carriages for faInlly
use, Park and Pony PhRtOns for ladies'
driving, and = large assortment Of Coal Box
es, Box buggies, both top and open.
Our stock OF material Is rom the best Fac
tories In the country, such As cast steel
Springs and Axles, steel Tire and SWece's
Iron, all second growth timber, the best OF
Leather for tops, and 1ne Cloth TrRGmings,
the best OF Paints and Narnishes. We en-
plOy none but skilled WOrxmen, and viii
warrant all work sold at our Factory. We
haVo the right Tor
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-08-25

A FFORNEsY AT LAW. DISQUALIFICATION
"A given 90 collections and settling estaleA-
O1ice over Grumlnel 5 Tobacco store, 1iinn'
Ohio.
Jan. 7th. lS7s.-ly.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-08-25
CalicOeS& White Goods,

To this Department we have added rs diff
fsrent styles Prints, 30 that the most faStidi-
Gus can easily be suited. All at reduced
prices IN accordance with the decline in gold
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-08-25
GE0RGE z sENEY.


A TTORNEY AT LAW, Tiftln, Ohio. once
"A corner Main and Perry streets
Eay6,
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-10-06
SHERiFfS SALE.
~

.4A<tf 4, s0Aift--
BYyirtUc Of an order Of sale and d.
rec Of foreclosure or mortgage issued oct
of the Office Of the clerk Of the Marshall
circuit court, on Judgment in invor O..
Amanda Winabig,er and against Iienry
WinGbi glci and John J. Windbicler. 10 10
directed, Will otter FOR SAFE at public auo-
ton on
Saturday, Octobcr s, 1870,
heiw cen the hours Of zen o'clock. a. m. an.
four o clock 7. m, at tue court house dos
in rlymoaib, Marshall county, Ind.nna.
the law directs, the following described re-
estate, to-wit:
Lot number i4nee ri in Martins ali.
ton to the town of Bourbon; and aiso. O.
number seventy-eiyht 7s1 in rhayer I'D
diti9n to the town of Bourbon. all sitHed
Marshall county, Indiana, 10 The lib
est bidder for cash, without any lief
from valuation or appraisement lawsuit
ject 10 redemption.
DAVID HOW, Sheriff NC.
sepl5
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-10-06
'l'ssz's Sss<sss

The nI.oF.S ST aEi The latest improved SEW.
ING MAi'..iNt u ;te w,r,d. NanIfit and by
IN. HOW i; = tt.ftN J. 60. III Bt!t -.'DDri tpnn
:laptcG &c ~ Enl , AHiEiA Dit..i.NiN ,. Tn
cga..iird IN beauty. eXcoi;rne.. nd durability
/; j. tit sIirr'> in constipc;io; a"a trc
oasicsr!' understand and operate 81 NY SrF-
iNG NA.iii VI t. r Vet pi.cri iii tie ill,tct.
Some iiog ar.i v;lfi:tl- imnr.,t. nents cave re-
Gently hesu grfiel. winch rei'lorroTr MN AND
IMPROVED MACHINE sGlc REV l. any W have
.aad heretofore, ana ali that ccad reasonably ~
desired. lie Howe wing Machine. boz. ash
ly AID Manufacturing. use UGGh mailer needle
for the same size ofti.'odd t5an any other usIn-
the sam size 81 nun,O,r oi thread on the IA der or
npper ana :hd,r .ide, and scw equally Wei With
cn;tDn. linen and silk Oar Family Machine ar.
esp sisil' adapt d to all household sevins-Ss.i rt
MTkinr. CiJOi and Vest Making, Scanning. tuck
ing p,..ting. Tacking, Gathering. II. mining
F-'iint, ;stnIiir- and Coriing. The Eemner the
u :iG.r am the COrcer are uncanalled \ careful
examination II TIL. HOWE viii well repay any
whether ttey wiso 70 purchase NOT. Sam
pie, Of work and ciacnlars Of Machines are furnish
ed on application at any of our agencies. We
desire Responsible aud energetic parties agents.
EnREA,s- Silks. NEEDLES, otIs. &c, always on
hand. wholesale and retail. Address ali comrn-
IicatiOL5 to
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-10-06
eHFrrrF's PROCLAMATION.

SHEnTFF'S PROCLAMATION
The qualified voters of Marshall county,
inliana. are hereby notified 40 meet al tho
places designated 10 mold elections in saeir
respective townships on the second Tuesday,
the same being the 'th day az October,
1870 - vote for persons 10 I'll tie o.foes
mentioned IA the clerks certificate above
st forth DAVID iioW,
sepi3-3t3 Sheriff Marshall County.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-10-06
OF CCTouaG


STATE o. I2DiANa, Ni.1.nAl ss
TO the Sherry q A.~s' - t'a-I ..rs
|. john G Cusim.... clerl b., :,.;.
court IN am Ter sad conn. eis
certify. thar IL a h.eanli cI.-. -
hell 1T the l.s::A! p.aos> Il 81. or.
in said counfr, IN lie > GO, rs. be-
ing the lth oay C; 3elfeI. -, ;oI.s
10 fiji the tv!. wing Offices are .tc.i
for by 'hc T0;ess -reoi, tow
Secretary CT sasa; aDd.-1 as.
trcasurer q state; attorney r. 'sI tie
state Of tajana super.ntel4l- l.h
instruct on;
Judge Q: supreme court IN E rise:
judge Of the Supreme coUr; + eaaa
district: judge II The suprems tie
'..:r', district; .ut .e o. the sll;l ,..st
II Ia io,slIii & ,.rict;
Fopres tni@i;yc 10 r coner rs
taa,el States ior - AIth c,r -
'.s'..ci;
Hae s,..ator Ter lie ar CO. e.
80 co'.i.i.ss o. :. 5oseri anl =. >;
IN .u,,ge O. the cif,ait COZ, :.
Nj ,.,i.":-l @.rrait oi saif -..;
Oaa .rYsocn ~ ..iio.i.y 81 Ia
pleas eonrt t9r i.e XFf.la colDi4> ss
I 'fl5frtet - SAL -f.dfs .
One REPRESENTA- zee iar the CO. e
Nar-..aii;
o..e searssertat;se f.r tie csn.. - Of
,ia.saa'l aad =. Jo-.. j.:
treasurer, a'iGiser. ,,-.i-s. eles.s. s..sr-
IL, saiFeyer, AID cel,-.. Of -A-isaSa
county;
oae assessor ia e-.a to.a.hip Of said
county;
Two Justices # the peac in eac. of Tho
townships 81 Geu,hoa. ..orisi, Ie!k, Ulios,
firprraaoe and West:
llree Justices o. The 7ca,e IN each OF
The tsv ashi. of Center ani German
Go constable % every Justice of the
pencc N ~ -uuuiv:
Three commissioners 81 said county;
tsie trustee ia oacii Of the ;cas hips IN
ssi' comfy:
Asi ono supervisor IN every read districa
n s.tia couutE.
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Howe Machine Go.
Branch Office at Peru, Ind.
C. s. : Todd,

nRCGCIST. OR 7. ? lemons old standl
~ Michigan s:r-ct, plymouth, Indiana.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-10-06
esr2!s2rt 8ai. Ess,f'Gt,c.

irsrrancc era,-e j AT the LOWEST LEG!TlN ,TE
RATE ,;ay All cqaira'bie l0s-es grnnuiiv ans
wiiho ,i..> .pc iul iI1u ss,.il, i.ts offered
residence ana iarlD HIS. tUc..,-li
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IN testimony W. reof. | havo
hcreen.e s.rnS', a'y name $40
affixed the cal 81 sad court,
q; iay 5tl.ce ia ! aonih. this
IHih Cay Il September, \. l.
l~.u.
JOHN G. CI-siFatAN,
Clerk C.rcGit Court.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24
EVENING ADELPHIA THURSDAY

Ellyson is Mayor of Richmond, but General
Candy would not be persuaded ''though one
should rise from the dead" lie has sworn
that Chahoon shall be Mayor, and he will
keep his oath--if he can. He has, in word,
made himself the tool of the faction of car
pet-baggers and soalawags who infest this
city, and he 80 used his troops as to produce
that very bloodshed which he processes to be
so anxious to avoid. General Candy is the
guilty party; we repeat-he man that OBJ
structed the execution of the law. He is the
man who said Chahoon would have no remedy
If he (Oanby) allowed him to be turned out
of his Office He is the man to whom all the
insurgents-those who waylay and slay police
men-look for assistance. lie is the man
upon whom Ben Scott relies.
II is useless to argue with anybody who
does not know that Mayor Chahoon cannot
call upon General Candy for aid or protection.
Even the Governor of Virginia cannot do it
when the Legislature is in session. Candy
had no right to know that there was such an
officer as Chahoon in existence. But Candy
insults the Governor, insults the Legislature,
and fouts his bitter political prejudices in the
face Of the world, by using the military power
of the United States to keep in office mere
pretender, whom he had not only no right to
uphold, but whose existence and peril he had
no right to know of unless he learned it in
the manner specified in the Federal Constitu-
ton. He has exactly as much right to recog-
nize constable or policeman as among the
''civil authorities" who are entitled to cal
upon him for aid as he had to receive any
communication on the subject from Chahoon.
He is more guilty than Chahoon, who is
nobody but catspaw. He is, in a word, the
author of all the troubles, the fomenter of al
the strife, and the shedder of all the blood
(and no thanks to him that it has been sc
little), which have been created, fomented
and shed in this goodly city within the las
week
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doing either, though when they see the Com
missioners letter, we trust they will think it
well TO write TO him and give him the par
ticulars Of their complaints. Every assessor
whose name we published and who might be
dismissed in consequence, would feel at liber
ty to bring an action against us; and although
we have submitted to that inconvenience in
the performance of our duty to the public
on several occasions, there is no necessity
for calling upon us TO make the sac
rifce now When we feel called upon TO
denounce a dishonest 'ring' or a corrupt
Judge, we do it and take the consequences.
From that exercise of our functions we shall
certainly never shrink, but in attacking the
mode of assessing the income tax we protest
against system, and that system is in opera
tion in all parts of the country To ascertain
the truth about that system there is no need
to drag us into a court of law 1t would bo
to the last degree unreasonable to hold Com
missioner Delano responsible for the miscon-
duct of all the persons employed in the
Revenue Department. He probably knows
only too we'll how difficult it is to gain the
assistance of discreet and faithful subordin-
ates. We do not blame him for what has
happened, but we are quite sure that hint
from him would tend much to prevent the
necessity for repeating our complaints. For
the rest, we can only advise those who have
smarted under the ''insolence of office to
write TO Commissioner Delano rather than
to us.
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of punishment one-eighth to family troubles,
one-ninth to gaming and other vices; and a
very small proportion TO disappointed love.
We have said that the statistics show con
stant and steady increase in all civilized couu-
tries of Europe in the ratio of suicides. In
Norway this ratio of annual increase is three
per cent, and in Saxony, where it is greatest,
it is five per cent, while the ratio of increase
of population is in no European country more
than GA per cent. year. This suggests the
possibility of the ultimate self-extinotion of
the human race. Indeed, if the statistics are
correct and prove what they seem to prove,
there is time in the remote future when
the number of annual suicides on the earth
will exceed the number of births; and still be-
yond that is a time when the process of self
destruction, going on at an annually accele-
rating ratio, will have left but one human
being on the planet, and he, with rope
around his solitary weasand, shall jump from
a barn rafter, and leave the unfortunate
planet without an inhabitant.
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COLLECTING THE INCOME TAN.

From the NJ Y. Times
Commissioner Delano sends us a letter
which is very honorable to him, on the sub
jcct to which we called his attention the other
day, and which has taken great hold upon
the public mind, namely, the extremely vexa-
tious manner in which the income tax is
assessed and collected. Tt is manifestly con-
trary to the interests of the Government to
allow any one acting in its name, and welding
its authority, to pursue O course which renders
a particular means of raising revenue odous
and intolerable to the great majority of the
people. Commissioner Delano's letter will
serve to convince the public that the admin
istration will not countenance those misdeeds
which have almost stirred up a rebellion
against the income tax.
We can assure Commissioner Delano that
our complaint against the assessors and their
assistants was not made without careful in
quiry into the facts. II is matter of such
notoriety that tho tax is levied in an oppres-
sive manner; that when man goes before
an assessor he is liable to be treated with in
science, and that all his answers are listened
to by the crowd of persons who happen to be
present; this, we say, is SO we'll known that
we are surprised to find that Commissioner
Delano hears of it for the first time from u.s.
Does he suppose that the assessors hear ap-
peals, or decide the cases of citizens who
come before them, in private? That unques-
tionably is what they ought to do. But the
very arrangements of the Office generally for
bid it.. Instead of one citizen appearing
before the assessor or assistant assessor at a
time, large number are usually waiting in
one room, and each man takes his turn All
those who are standing by hear what is
going on 1t is quite right that mansshould
state his income, but it is not right that he
should have to state it in the presence of O
curioue nrowd or ha crosa .aYannined unon il
In an offensive manner.
We had specific cases of this ill-usage be
fore us when we published our article upor
the subject. But little reflection will con
vince MIR. Delano that we should not be justi
fed In making these cases public, or even il
mentioning them to him privately. We hav
not the authority of our correspondents TO
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
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WIuIdIH 2, HUusIUHI
THOMAS c. HAND President
JOHN G. DAVIS, Yice-rresident
HENRY LYLBUEN, Secretary.
HENRY BALL Assistant Secretary II
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GENERAL OANBY REsPONsIBLE.

From the Richmond Dispatch.
II is for the Governor to execute the laws
not to appeal to the judges to know whether
he mag execute them. All the blood-not
much, we are glad to say-shed in this city
within the last week is upon General Oanbys
skirts One word from him would have in
duced Mr.. Chahoon to give up his claim TO
the mayoralty of Richmond One word of
disapprobation of Ohahoon's course would
have ended the trouble in moment The
Generals professions of desire to preserve
the peace cannot deceive any one who knows
that but for himself there would never have
been one drop of blood shed. If General
Candy had aided the lawfully-constitute
authorities of the State there would have been
no trouble. Nay, if he had merely refused to
aid the rebels, the insurgents, the man whom
Governor Walker and the Legislature tell him
is mere pretender, there would have been
no trouble. The white people of Richmond
are united almost to a man in their support
of Elyson, who would have taken possession
of all the city property and of his office of
Mayor quietly and peaceably, if General
Candy had not encouraged Chahoon to resist
the law.
General Canby's professions are all Peck
snifian There is no sincerity in them.
They are made to deceive Congress and the
President. He is Chahoon man. He has
been q Chahoon man from the beginning
The Journal, the radical organ of this State,
has sustained Ohahoon from the beginning.
General Canby's last letter to Governor
Walker appeared in that paper yesterday,
and the leading editorial in the same num-
ber, headed 'The Law and the Precedents, y
was, we verify believe, concocted at General
Canby's headquarters.
General Candy has assumed the functions
OF judge He has decided that Mr.. Cha
hoon is the Mayor of Richmond. He tells
Chahoon, in an official letter, that he (Oha-
hoon) has ''clerks, messengers, etc., which
was equivalent to saying that he was Mayor.
Governor Walker assures General Candy that
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INSURANCE.

DELAwARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
II COMPANY. Incorporated by the Legislature
OF Pennsylvania 1885.
once southeast corner Of THIRD and WALNUT
Streets Philadelphia
MARINE INSURANCES
On Vessels, Cargo and Freight to all parts OF the
world.
INLAND INSURANCES
On goods by river, canal lake and Land carriage 70
all parts OF the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES
On Merchandise generally; on Stores, Dwellings,
Houses etc.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24
AGRICULTURAL.

60 BUIsTs GARDEN MANUAL AND
IL ALMANAC for 1870 contains one hundred and
twenty of useful information to country residents
BUlSTS SEED WAREHOUSE
3 IL I'm Nos 922 and g24 MARKET St.. above Ninth
EsS UISTS WARRANTED GARDEN
~ SEKDS.- Market Gardeners or Private Families
who desire the most improved Seeds should purchase
their supplies at
BUIST'S SEED WAREHOUSE,
III I'm Nos 929 and 924 MARKET St. above Ninth
EI AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND
IL GARDEN TOOLS. - Ploughs, Harrows Oultiya-
tors Seed Sowers, Ohurns, Garden and Field Rollers
Lawn Mowers, Railroad and Garden Wheelbarrows Hay
Straw, aud Fodder Cutters all at reduced prices Gall
and examine our stock ROBERT BUST, JR.,
SEED WAREHOUSE,
3Tlm Nos. 922 and 1874 MARKET Street
E3 THE PHILADELPHIA LAWN MOWER.
skrs-This is the most improved hand machine made,
and is Just the article needed by all who
1t can be operated by lady without fatigue Price 28
and every Mower warranted. Sold by
ROBERT BUST, JR.,
3171m Nos. ees and a54 MARKRT Street
"a VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS,
Il FRESH AND GENUINE.-Grass and Glover seeds
Onion Sets, Asparagus and Rhubarb Roots Mushroom
Spawn Early Potatoes Fruit Trees Grape Vines Straw
berry, Raspberry, Blackberry Currant Plants of the
varieties
DREERS GARDEN CALENDAR for 1870. with list
of prices, etc, can be had ON application at
DREER'S SEED WAREHOUSE
3E thsws4t No. ia OH ESN UT street.