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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-06
TO MaRCHANTS

TO mi GRCHANTS
We have this made great improvements in
ESALE D EP Il e TN EN- z
of rapidly increasing
trade which respectfully invite the attention
buyers.
liberal cash and prompt time buyers
Eastern houses and Merchants will find it
greatly their before purchasing elsewhere
examine stock of
DOmeSticS;
LineuS;
Dress Goods;
EHnhrOidcricS;
Housekeeping Goods;
Cloths;
Satinets;
SiAaVlS;
MantIeS;
ClOakS, &c, sc.
Wescontiaue extensive retail business usual.
WIN. LEE e. CO.,
sep5-Imd&w a West Fourth street. Cincinnati o.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-06
AUCTION SALES.

AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers,
EHAVING leased for term of years and fitted up
Old Court House. of Main and Third streets
prepardtO receive for sale at auction private
SALE all kinds and merchandise household
furniture, horses buggies ETC.. etc.
Cash advances mad consignments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
mmeRcing o'clock A. NJ. Also Tuesday Wednesday
and Friday nights, at early light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The Monday of every month, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Having with large Map of City of
Evansville containing all the recent En1argement and be-
evng will for the interest of all concerned. have
apart Monday of Every month for the sale of
Real Estate auction All those wishing sell
in time give the public due
The patronage of those having Houses and Lets Lands
private SALE respectfully solicit
ted. jyl5 WOOLSEH Il NELSON. Auct's
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-06
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

persons who have claims against will please pre-
them Immediately for payn aud all those who
themselve indebted to will do favor by
ing the same. iyI7-tf j. W. d. s. NlCKERY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-06
DIS&OEUTTON.

NRHE partnership heretofore existing between Fielding
b johnson and VIM E. French. known a the firm of
hnson French this day dissolved by mutual
VIM E French alone authorized to settle the husness Of
firm FIELDING JOHNSON.
augl4-tf VIM. z. FRENCH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-06

caps! CAPS!!
NNEN,s Youths. Boys and Infants of every variety.
w shape the latest and most fash
ions sepi7-3r YAUTIER & MARooNNIER,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-06

6SOFFEE-I0O sacks Prime rec d per Arkansaw Trave
u er. and for sale by sep3 PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-06

ATOTICE is hereby given that the firm of Geo. Klein
" Co.. the Lard Oil. Soap and Candle business ha
dissolved The undersigned authorized to settle al
the firm, and will collect all debts and nay al
bills of said firm DECKER & KRAMER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-06

undersigned will continue the business of the forme
firm of Geo. Klein in the manufacture of Lard Oil
Candles and will sell at wholesale and retail tn
same prices warranting the articles fully
if superior those of the Cincinnati market Order
he at store on Maia street. First
Second. sep2-tf DECKER q KRAMER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-06

EEAS just received large stock of WHITE STATU4Hr
MARBLE of perior quality any that ever bs-
ore brought to the Western county selected by himself a.
the expressly this trade and hopes strict
tetor business and the employ of none but SUP
WORKMEN himself liberal share of pub
lie patronage. sep5-1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-06
COPARTNERSHIPNC

FNHE ersgned have this day formed coparner ship
under style and firm of A j. Colburn a. Co.. and
the stock and stand of the arm of Coburn
Hershberger. will the liabilities of the sas firm OF
Hershberger and alone authorized settle
the business IF the same. ANDREW J COLBURN.
y25-tf JONAS COLBURE.
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BANK NOTICE.

BANK NOTICE.
NOTICE hereby given that the Annual meeting Of the
stockholders Branch Evansville, of the
NIX Indiana will take place Monday the I'd day
November next the Banking House in Evansville when
will held for eight Directors the
suing year. Polls will open O'Clock
O'Clock p. NJ, BIZ order of the Board OF Directors.
sep3o-3tdwte G. W. RATHBONE, Cashier.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-14


On Thursday evening". Mr.. RoHcr delivered an
address on the Responsibilities Of the Teacher
after which the teachers who wished, gove a syn.
opsis Of their experience, amounting in some cases
quite an item.
On Friday evening, the Rev. NJ. KEUER Of
Heidelberg College, gave lecture on "The
True Idea Of Civil Government" which was ex
ceedingly fine, and received with applause and
appreciation.
The compliments OF the Institute were form
ally rendered TO the lecturers for their service
which were rendered very satisfactory in all cases
Immediately on the adoumment'of the Insd-
tutc, the County Teachers Association called
their annual meeting and elected officers for the
ensuing year. The Association then adjourned
to meet at the Academy, in Republic, on Satur-
day, December 90
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-14
RISING A QUEEN

There is now on exhibition in our print.
shops an excellent picture Of Franklin at
the the court Of France not, however,
critically true to history, ifmemory serve
me right. In this print Frankhn stands
as he ought to, in the foreground, he be-
ing the subject his plain attire contrasts
we'll with a brilliant court, embroidered
from head to foot, and bedhzened with
diamonds and hair powder. franklin.
/ understand, was dressed In second rate
homespun, yarn stockings, substantial
shoes, aud his hair Of its native color ;
not at all conscious Of any inferiorily,
however, but with that self. possession
which is the distinguishing trait Of we'll.
bred people everywhere. His native die
nifty was his sole decoration. As a
stranger, he must have observed the com
mon practice, in France, Of kissing even
in the streets, aud other places, when
friends meet after long or short alb
seuce, without regard to sex, This kiss
.ug, however, is nothing more than our
shaking hands, and is performed by ap-
plying one cheek to another-once, twice
or more, according to the intimacy and
feeling. IL may be called oheek-by -iow-
ling. Franklin may not have observed
minutely the modus Of this practice but
have thought that a kiss was kiss or
not thought at all about il,
1t is said that he was reminded by one
II the digutaries Of the court that when
he was presented he must kiss the queen.
who, il was also said, was very kissable
woman. Tho queen approached familiar
y and very near--probably impelled by
curiosity to see well this han lsome saw
ge. Franklin, remembering his lesson,
without reluctance put il into practice,
in the only way he had ever been taught
kiss, and gave the queen a right Yam.
zee buss on the lips, to ihe great amaze
nent and horrificat:on Of the old maids,
)ut to the great amusement Of all others
specially the king, who was delighted
with this savage simplicity and it is
,aid he cried out" Eacorc, bis, dcapo, 4"
lr do 1t again"
How many moro things were said OF
lone, il is not my business now % relate
or vouch for Therefore, only object
10 the print for not being truly historical
and especially for not having chosed one
Of the most remarkable Of Fnnkln's
court feats. Some of the wags Of Paris
had not the most implicit faith in Frank
Inns simplicity, aud said that he knew
more than he pretended TO. Especially,
in regard 70 kissing.
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Report
OF THH.sHNlcA CO. TEACHERS IN
STITUTH.

OF THH.sHNlcA CO. TEACHERS IN
STITUTE.
A goodly number of the teachers of Seneca
county and vicinity met on Monday, November
Sd. at Republic, according to appointment, and
organized by electing ]. ?. RuLE President, and
j. B. HERBERr Secretary.
We had very respectable attendance and con
siderable interest, the teachers numbering, in all,
ODsr one hundred. The attention manifested on
the part of the teachers for everything calculated
TO advance their standard Of qualification for the
discharge of their highest duties in the cause Of
education, speaks we'll for the teachers Of Seneca
county.
Mr., RoYoE, Of Huron, leetured, during the
week, on Elementary Sounds, Reading. Phono-
gFaphy, and the Theory aud Practice Of Teach
ing His lectures we're delivered in bamorous
and instded e manner, and elected the closest
attention. The experiences which Mr.. Royce has
had in institutes aud other educational meetings
renders him NEST egreeable lecturer 70 all who
hear hlh. II NA
The subjects Of Mathematics and Language
were treated by A, sonUYLERi whose reputation
as a mathematician renders it unnecessary to re-
marx thathe treated the subject in the most sci
eBtihc manner His lectures ON Grammar Wers
characterized by the same scientific spirit.
Geography, Psychology, and Mental hFithmeti,
vFfe taeghs b. J. r. soHUFrEE. Physiology ahs
Mental krithmetic received but q small portion
ofthe time. hut commanded considerably inter
est notWithsl.,ndlngs Geography vaa treated o
at greater iergth And in a very Interesting man
On MOnaaJs ana Wednesday evenings, VI
were favored BY. Lectures from A. sCBUfLgR OF
"Thinting,'' vhieil we're very fine. The subjec
was treated Of on the principles OF Mental Phylo
sophy and Losie, and excited general applaus
among the teachers, for being very able pro
duOtian.
On Thursday evening, Mr.. ROEcE gays spe 9
his course Of Lectures on DE Theory and Pfactie
ogTeachiRg and was followed BY some discus
Eoa among she teashess on the subject Of his lee
tuis, ealing oot some IDEAS Of interest from dil
ereat iRaigidaals,
Fsau salainf W.
aHN .HHr
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FOR SALE.

4 DESIRABLE FARM or two huuared snd tVeity
"a odd oflapd hunlisd and tly atr- lsaItd,
ths balance we'll tlnefedi the whole uttr umir
rlhlu state fencing, with nQKcl-iaiug sfea ol nai7c
ther1on - Fpnd tNostofY lam hone and eeafi tia9i-
anil han upwards OF one andlef nean-g rt ueet % nq
be,t erae varotiesa bealals located on ont 81 ifa
most public ihof0ughlnTrs DO county, i've mile' 80
the ciyof iidn, iip 0st qutlnpln fo-ioIiei nhd
one mile north uflhe Jihh and tor WAYNE hnilroAc-
rhonhose Pam Z well aiapiqito tr podaeiicn ~ gaia
and fom W liberal supply ufhe ufeii stock gqter, a veil
uHed o. cT1fitl uanllF, lne n4i ~ tft ftIrNata
none ~ hand ths haishco n annual pai a ~ h
drad dolais each viii iahtas nHfneni on ne atnta
FopuY ren e,iaie riinsei near fe1dtnee a. nl %
lsiN oithq unArr gVcd tpo ald na mles gegi.e.. y
hmn aogs-u uORAcE uChl n.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-14

TOHTooLERY.. "A Great Tournament was
announced to come OF on the 9th inst at the
Fair Grounds in Henrioo, Virginia, in which
the Lght Guards ofthat great town are to tilt
forthe smiles Of Queen ofLove end Beauty
How Ridiculous is this fooleTy and attempted
revival OF the deeds Of chivalTy in State
where the very knights at theae tOurna-
menSs lash women aud ste al their babies, ma y
make merchandise Of their own offspring
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
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pROBAipE NOTICE.

NTuTICEs hereby given thai The dgln,.Ial9Fs on tne
Ii .ltsr,er rfoaa- " Rirkeu, Henry huwneyi hene'
rt Hoover John stinoheeumb Noah Diek bnessn, hrn
ea,nsl v,ioart and the executor Of the viii OF henp
Li m, gariians Of Cntharne MukleYi 81 all ra'
rrb Iie'lberrcf ~ AL ilenFy Mtuomaek louna hcC9,'
nack Kiisa Jane Green. and Snrah NJ Robinson nave ~
l M ~ ooes Of the Probate COuu ol Seneca county
accounts for FINAL settlement, and lhe ggpf
dnns Jacob Heshberger o. al, Emily Meit o. Al % hies
Iln Kuntg Maria Gpdrch aud Mary r. orle, aud sNe "a
iisf,afof on The estate OF Philip Smith, have MED "
The office Of suid Conn teirhccQnuts curani, nnsl ~ W
Acrounts villeome pp Cor hearing on me Asn@sR o. w
vembef, "A -, 1855. - =. =. ~ - ss.so,.co.
pe3l-d rion"e '"'4
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The Emperor Nicholas BedOham.

The Nord has published the following
details of visit made its correspondent
to the bedroom Of the Emperor Mich
olas, at St. Petersburgh;
The person who acted as my guide did
not say whittier he was taking me. He
conducted me into an arched room, Of
very moderate dimensions, and lighted
by single window, looking into a court.
This room was both a study and q bed
room. Before the window was placed a
desk, on which was pocket book hall
open, few sheets Of paper and some
pens, a crumpled up handkerchief, a small
statuette of the Prince Of Wales in the
dress of sailor, water-oolor drawing
representing children. A straw bottom
ed chair was placed at the desk, which
was much the worse of wear, and bore
many marks of being cut with a pen
knife Near this desk was an old sofa,
covered with green leather, with well
worn cushions. Opposite, on console
ornamented with q mirror, was dressing
case, in leather, the simplicity Of which
showed that its owner did not indulge in
any refnements Of the toilet. On the
chimney piece was a small time piece, in
black marble, on which stood a bust OF
the Count de Benokendorf There was
no looking glass on the chimney. Half
conoealed by the time piece was a statu-
et,e, in bronze, of Napoleon l., similar
to that in the Place Vendome. Some
pictures ornameuted the walls, represent
ing military seen es, painted by Horace
Vernet, or German artists. A bust ol
Marshal Radetzki stood on the console
portrait of the Grand Duke Michael,
brother of Paul. was hung half concealed
In the corner of the wall. in one corner
Of the room stood common soldiers
musket, and ou small table was the
helmet of general without plume, and
bearing the marks q lorg service.
Near the sofa, aud parallel with the
desk, was an iron camp bed. On this
bed, which my guide told me TO press
with my Land TO see how hard it felt,
was a mattress covered with leather, and
pillow stuffed with hay. There was
folded upon the bel an old grey uniform
cloak; snd at the foot Of il, on a well
worn carpet, was pair Of morocco leather
slippers. contemplated with surprise
this austere retreat in remote corner
Of one of the most magnificent palaces Of
Europe. When had seen all, my guide
said This is the study and bedroom
Of the Emperor Nicholas. AT that desk
he sat for nearly thirty years, and on
that bed be drew his last breath. That
al cloak, which he always wore, when
IN this room, belonged to his brother
Alexander On that carpet he knelt down
and prayed morning and night, every
day Of his reign. These slippers, which
he wore 20 the last day Of his life, were
given him by the Empress on the day OF
marriage. With that masket he himeelI
taught hia children the manual exercise,
aud this helmet he always wore in the
streets Of st. Petersburg
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-14

THANKSGIVING SERvIoE.-The Annual
Thanksgiving sermon will be preached at
the German Reform Church, at II o'clock
by the REv. DR.. KEiEFER, President Of
Hidleburg College.
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@YR8 @EaR3UMIa .


u1-Mronamcs IN MorIoS-The Mechanics o
Aaica and the surrounding country are 70 hold
meeting az that village, on New Years day 70
organize Union and to establish lists Of prices
etc. The move is good one.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-14

aJ-The Republicans in Scipio held q Salt Riv.
cr glorifcadon on Wednesday evening, partook
ofa fine supper, made patriotic speeches, passSd
whole hearted resolutions and placed In nomina-
ton for 1850 the following tioke,
For President,
JOHN G. FREMONT, Of New York.
Vice President,
FRANCIS p. BLAIR, JR., Of Missouri.
Hurrah for Fremont & Blair. The scipio boys
eviuce a spirit which is kindling over Che whole
North. Slavery is doomed Of God, and every
man that enlisis againsts It's extension will be on
the victorious side!
But here are tho resolutions received sin &c the
above was In type;
AZ large aud enthusiastic meeting oftho Re
publicans Of Republic and vicinity, heldin Melo.
deon Hall in said village, on the evening Of the
18th inst, Col, Asa WAY was chosen chairman
and HENRv srsEI, Esq. was chosen secretary.
whereupon the following resolutions were adopt
ed -
Resolved, That as Republicans We have no roa
son to be discouraged at Tie result Of the late
election Cor President and Vice President that We
hail the result as sure indication Of The sultmate
triumph Of the Republican principles In 1850.
On motion il was unanimously carried, thai
John c. Fremont be our next candidate for Pre-.
sidcnt in 1860.
On motion u was unanimously adopted that
Francis p Blair, Jr., ofMissouri, be our candidate
for Vice President in 1850.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in the Tiain Tribune, sandusky Reg
lister and New York Tribune.
ASA WAY, CuMRnAN.
HENRY STEELE, seoaErARr.
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ROAD MOTH C e.

There win be presented 10 the Commissioners
of Seneca county Ohio,at their nckt December
session petition praying for an alteration IN
tho Road leading from Fostorla 10 section sixteen
in Jackson township, known as the Old Leigh
and Stoner Road.l Said alteration to commences
where said Road leaves the township line be-
tween Louden and Jackson township, thence East
on said township line 10 the Becky Road, thence
North ON said Buckly Road to the Original
Route. Oct 81 100, 3W
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-14

IrA large assortment of hne iewelry. con-
tanning some Of the richest articles Of the
trade. may be found at Glliups, No. 1 Com
mereiRl Row. His cameo's. watches, etc.
wilirepay the reader Just to call and examine
them.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-14

HEThe REv. T. NJ. EDDY, D. D. has
been appointed editor Of the Advocate, at
Chicago. in the place of Dr. WATSON de-
deceased.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-14

Gu. If Miss Nancy Lucy had lived in the
present day, wouldn't she have borne the addi-
tional appelladon ''strong-mindedl"
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Anrioultural Meeting.

rs1HE MKT ANNUAL MEETING Of the seneaa
County Aadrulinral society, viii take paee On aius
day, R,,yeuher 18Th, nt DE cOurt House Il y hepes
tlaf WHO fesl nieFeIt ioihe epu'e M @
esftion of oicrrl constituting thc hosri nesoe. e.'
bniness ~ mponnre. Willie drought bsieIs 'Ae n'e'"g
Tinlp, boy. o.. edo.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-14

Our life contains a thousand springs,
g And dies fone be gone,
Strange that a harp lof thousand strings
Should keep ia tune so long.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-14

The InstitutE met ai Republic on Monday the
Sd. Re7. NJ Keiffer, A. NJ NJ. D. and Mr.. A.
Schuyler, addressed the Institute.
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AdministratorIs "a Sale.

WILL be offered public sale at tho door Of the court
w house IN the city OF rbu, 10 the county Of seneca
and state Of Ohio, hetwocnthe hours Of 10 o'clock q,
and 4 u. M on Thursdly the ilh day OF Dvcemher by
order OF the Probate Court Of said county, the following dc.
tcrbpdrea ettac, the property Of John Click dcvoasod
To- wit part the north quarter Of fractional
ton No twenty-thrrc, IN township No one, north range
No fourteen, On tc sdo of tho Sandufky river in
said seneca county and commencing for the az
buckeye, hnc ash, aud small beach tee, the west
bank Of sHd sandusky river thence running II ~
chans thence north Is n oh1nsi thence east 10 10 chains
the bank Of said eef thence bn and along the mcandrr
ing ofhe hank of said river 10 he place Of
containing twenty acres olland, or less, Also,
strip or parcel ofnnd being the balance Of tho above
fractional quarter section lying south Of and adjoining the
same containing and one half OF land moro "
css and also part Of the north east quarter O said uc
ona section No. twenty three, commencing A. point
the west hank Of said Sanduy River, where The New la
ven and Fndlay State road 10 cacd) said liver
thence running eastWary and along said road 2i0 feet
10 point west ofa stable staHding the south side o
said roa thence due south 70 the Sandusy river
thence norlhwarly aud along the meanderngs of said
river tho place containing three acres
nf land more less The whole will be sold us one en ~
property, containing twenl and onehalf ntrcs ofpnd
more or less On tits 0fhe most valuable mill sites
the sandusky river possesng an he advantages Of both
sides ofho fea permanent bridge The snndus.
ny river NJ ibis point just boiug finished which enance
tie value ofthis properly. G.J.kEEN, administrator,
nov1.td With viii annexed Of John Click, deed
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NofiGe,

NNttt ,is ,orbi iunners of feneca county, ~ ti,, @
sssmsr sssioa, psYipg ihs loe,,en Q, ~ s
In Clinton ioNnship, eommene'h ~ ,d rinnine thence
~ eef'st o. m ~ Cos e seen sections No. qne y nne
nj andl2) abouttwt miles Sp,ft. ~. ,',sirats.
runutng les ..gF N'''s NAM PEITuosERt
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-14

s'MARmED-On Monday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Beach, JoHN BUoHANAN, Esq, to the
amiable, adorable, incompatible, inhaxible, and
pon1parallel Of her sex, NANCY Lucy ToNgR, both
az Ghis city"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-14

Going to dun us, ehr--Well not exactly but
many Of our subsoribefs owe us for rHEEs TrAR1
of the paper We must nov square up oll these
oldaccoun,s, and begin anew Every man who
will send In our small dues within the nexttwo OF
three weeks, win greatly obiige us. Come, gen
temsn, wehave been The easiest Of creditors, re-
coenize our forboarance by prompt remittance,
for these affairs must be closed up.
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NV ~ NTFST

Bntief Eers Lnri Timothy. Cloyerand Flax Seeds, ani
al kinds Of country produce, foT which the highest make
price will be- paid
look DOT The le nag door uorh OF Seneca Coun
ty bank TharHh n described unon ehfr side +" Malk
er 4 Ourandh che ap store" Very respectfully,
I roctalt0 WALKER OuRAhD.
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aJ-Go and see Morse &CIutos tonight and
give the Nos lift.
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Beniamin Mvera, Estata

NOTICE Is he rchy given that the uodsrigned has bce
IN appointed anil qual6edas admnstfatut on the esta
ofRenamn Myers deceased, late Of senecu county Oho
nov7.lw HENRY BACHER.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-14

urRvas DR.. Watts that first sung of ga harp
Of a thousand strings -
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-14

REThe New York Times perpetrates
the following on the marriage Of Wright
Giles, Esq, of that city to Miss Annie
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mwantsd on subsoription. .rr
NJ Q N F Yllll
NJ C N L YIN

The 'nub' Of the above is made visible to most
eyes by folding the lower line through the middle
sndlsying It halfway over the upper one. lfyou
don't 'fahtay then just call up 10 the 'eapting's
o6ce