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I O I HE SICK.
MARCH APPOINTMENT.
DR.. n. TuRRa.

A NALRTlc PHYSICIAN, will be In attendance a,
y TikRiN a. the shawhan House, Friday 6tl March.
FREMONT, kessler'i American, Thursday, Sth March
bUCfRUS, McCoYF Hotel Saturday, liih March.
Le hos who doubt aud dePond read the home testimony
Foi consultation upon adiseases ofths Throat Iunes
Heart Liver Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and spleen;
pfopsy hravn hheumautm, NeryousneAs, Debility, Dys-
fmae DseMes Ague and Fever, Fits, Impurities
otthe Blood, Erupons, Cancers, Ulcers and other va
inter.
For some years Dr.. T has devoted his entire timsto
chronic Diseases treating thousands annually many
whom had exhaustedeyery other within reach In
no case are minerals posons employ nor he
make sick 10 make well, down 10 buildu up Ths
medicines oan be takeR with safety by the most deloaie
denee heirofdnary exercise MANY have reeov.
cred undenihe Treatment atgr friends aud thyioans
gvenup anhoPe the indspqtAble evidence Of which
awayshe turaishhe tnvalids, however duced and de
pairing % ea and may be Assure 6sl 40
eoursssme9t wlIbe gwen, expense Incurred wihsut
ofIespondinB FosPeet olFecovery. u .a ' IT II
BUryEeNUr RlDGE, Seneca co., Nov. 1856.
DE..TUBss, DEHRSm;
.A Ny son simon Jackson, having
been restored to health by your Treatment, q
sense OF gratitude to you as well as a desire TO
benefit others make il my duty TO serlify to
yourself ah community GENERALLY, that hs " an
amicted acute theumatsm, resulting after
much suffering IN oropsy OF the chest and
disease Of the heart, with violent paipitation
For weeks he was unable 10 lie down at ali,
and as every thing thAt had been done for him
was Of no avail whatever, we weie abott des-
pairing entirely oi bis Tecovefy But ( am
happy to say. that your emedies and treat
menlwer completely successful, eneoting
radical cure, and there has been no return Of
that disease up TO this time which is about
two years.
am very respectfully your friend and nbe-
dent servant. J0SRPH JACKSON.
A statement viii be found in connection
with DE-. pubbs appointments from n old and
reliable citizen Of this county, which Well de
serves the attention Of all &ho MAY require
medical assistance.
a Fits.-Their Durability.
BRAcEvrLLE, rrumbul eonutg, o. Juig isss.
fUBBs, siE-tso years ags last april, called ,sitl
= baye him treated iordts. lie had had them every
f9r ayear aad halfbefore. Aher you pfeseri bsd
"A and has had none sinco then
Medicines bad hsen given without benefit
aid he never could be cured
Yours truly SOLOMON HUBER.
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Union Plank Road Company, Michigan
city ind.
Watson's checks. Terre Haute ind.
Grover aud Madison, Terre Hsu,e,
ind.
wampler's checks. town Of GospOrt,
Gosport, ind.
Western Exchange Company, Indian
apolis, ind
Thames Bank. Iaurel ind
Indiana State Bank, Bloomfield, ind.
Gosport Bank, Gosport, ind.
Logansport and Marion Railroad
checks.
Logansport and Plymouth Plank Road
Ca, bogansport, Ind
Fort Wayne and Southern Railroad
checks.
Agricultural Bank, Tenn
Bank Of West Tenn.
Farmers Bank, Team
Ocoea bank. Tenn.
Atlanta bank, Georgia
Cherokee Insurance & Banking Com.
pany, Georgia
Fulton Bank, Georgia
Manufacturer S and Mechanics Bank,
Georgia
Bank Of Florence, Nebraska,
Platte Valley Bank, Nebraska.
Bank Of Nebraska, Nebraska,
Fonteuelle Bank, Nebraska.
Bank Of Macomb county, Mich.
Bank Of New Castle. Penn.
Erie county Bank, Penn.
Warren county Bank, Penn
Exetet Bank New Hampshire.
Farmers Bank. Rhode Island.
Tiverton Bank, r. l..
r. /. Central Bank, r. I.
Commercial Bank, N. j.
Farmers'and Merchants Bank, Greob
sborro, Maryland.
Farmers and Merchants Bank, Kent
Co., Md.
Valley Bank, Nd.
Greenborough Bank, Nd.
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PUFFAToRr.-Pufing has made many
q good business, Putting is good busi-
ness. and putting finely favored cigar is
4 very PLEASANT business. For a real
charming 5igars, delightful ones just call
on B. soHlENEss, t5bacconist opposite
this Office,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

OF REAL ESTATE
l WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE
ON TUESDAY rHE 24.h DAY or Fen
RuARy 1857 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ and O'Clock P. NJ. at the door OF the
Court House ia the City Of I'iiin In the count
of Seneca, and State Of Ohio by order of Pro
bate Court of said county. the following lands q
tenomaits rs tie propcrt, ofJOHN CLICK dec
A part ofthe North Weet quarter OF fraction
al section No 23 in Township No l. North Of
Range No IA (fourtocu) on the west side Of the
sandusSy River in said Seneca County. Ohio,
and commencing for the same at a Buckeye,
Blue Ash, and 0 snial Beach tree, ON the west
side ofsaid Sandusky River, thence running west
II -4G ohainsi thence running north 3 IL chains,
thence east i6 is chains 20 the bank Of said riv-
er Thchce IN and along the moanderings Of
said bank of said river i0,the place Of beginning,
containing 2O(twenty)acres Of land more or less.
Also, d strip or piece of land, being the balance
of said fractional quarter section above describ
ed and adjoining the same on the sou h side
thereof and containing one acre and one half
ii i-9) OF land more or less.
And also, part Of the north east quarter Of
said fractional section above described. COM
menelne at a point on tho east bank Of said San
dusky re- ser, where the New Haven and Find
iay State Road [so called crosses said river
Thence running eastwardly on and along said
road 80 Two hundred and ten feet, 10 point
west Of stable which stands on the solth side
of said State Road Thence due south 10 said
Sandusky River; thence North Westerly on and
along the meanderng Of the bank Of said river
10 tie place ofcommenoemeit, Of containing three
(3) acres ofiand more or less. The three tracts
or pieces ofland contain together IA p TWEEN
". four and half acres Of land more less, and
will be offered aud sold as one entire property
has been favorably ownheretolore,as 81 Johns
Mill. Its acknowledged lobe one Of the most
Mill Sits on the Sandushy, having the
advantage ofboth sides OF the stream, with sui-
feient water power 20 run a Saw MIL ind four
OF five sets Of stone nearly the whole yeaF'a gooa
and permanent dam hss been erected on sohd
fon ldation, and a first rate bricge aeFoas 'he
sandusky River at this point has feeenug
heen completed. In The hands Of our enter
orising person, this would be productive ano
desirable property. lg
sale. u - NJ NErI, y C,,.s Hu,H =
Ian. 10th, 'b1. 6w.
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PRORATE NOT[OE.

otes hereby given that de admnifgaiosi ne -.
N tntes og Henry KiefeF John Davis Nicholas Smith,
lOhn Keobe eehaliian Bobv Daniel GaTetson and Thom
N Cooley and hs executors OF the wills of Henry brass,
Inopb sOudeF Joseph Bacher, Godfrey Mgsnhaler Aa-
vel Wehero aud hs Guardians Of Mary ksldongeI Fred
ehck Armhraser, st a. Ann p Elder Mary Dumoni leu-
" " Weleh, Joseph Bareson Josiah Goodng cad Eilna
" h Stall have hled In the oos Of the Probate cour ei
Seneca hefo accounts fol hnal lsitemsni which said &C.
R, A. ID. Iel1- =, X. hphbt
Jan. 90 JI.4w Probate Judge.
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MARRIED.

On the 22d inst. by Rev J. j. Beiharz Mr..
EsnANr RoLLKE, to Miss Ans vicrtsLs, both
Of Ti1in city.
On the 18Th inst by tie same, Mr.. JAcoB
HrUHERT, to Miss ADALiSE seurEHsEs, both OF
Loudon Township.
In ihis'city, on the S!h inst byJ, g. Leidy
Esq., Mt. JoaN n. WAosEs, to Miss oaruA
NiSE sHiEttsn both o. Rascom, Sen. Co., o
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A DisooVERf, Mr.. SAxToN of the Ur-
Br6qna CRizen. saye: "TiHih is great
place" This universally recognized
truth seems to have suddenly dawned up
on The understanding of our cotempora.
~. Of coarse it is a great place.
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REPLY

We deem timpossible to mistake the mcaning
and motives Of our notice. II they do not ex
hibit the best feelings toward the Trinity church
and all connected with IL, we confess our inability
% give kindness friendship and sympathy an ex
preston.
A chaplain is "a minister who has 4 chapel"
M Cooper is uuquestionably "chaplain."
"Tent," in Bible phraseology is synonomous
IL tAauy Instances with Tabernacle or Temple
Wc so used It. No one can possibly suppose we
uSed the word contemporary.
II any members of the choir are offended at
our complimentary notice Of them. we only re-
sret that they fail TO exercise common candor.-
The operate repettions and divisions to which
we referred occur in every book of music, and
are more or less practiced in every choir. We
intended no personal application in etadng that
they we're not essential to worship. Whether
they would 'outrage the good sense OF man." or
not. We do not affirm, but that they are perform
ed by IN chors, every one ,aoqusintcd with our
modern fashionable church music well knows.
II 1. P. is OIL Amicable personal relations
With the DEVIL it is his own look iht not ours.
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TEE FrasT OF FEBRUARY the wood
chucks (ground-hogs, came out Of their
dens as usual, and seeing their "shad-
ows" retired for six weeks to avoid cold
weather The mud aud slush which FOL.
lowed that day shows the woodchucks to
be bad prophets.
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The CONTINENTAL VooALIsTs.-This
troupe of singers gave concert here a
few evenings ago, aOd had house jam.
med as full as it could hold. Their per-
fOrmsnee WAS a very decided improve
mOnt on any of their previous entertain
meats in this city. Mr.. HAIL and Mas
TER LEWIS are both new members and az
miNbe musicians. "Poe's Raven" was
as fine piece as we ever heard. and in
s=et every r6riiea of tl.eir programme
was delightful. The Continensals can
always have crowded house by calling
St our city.
Their AGENT w. B. THoMPsoH is one
OF the most musical and clever chaps we
have met. He looks like a bear in
brush heap, but talks like preaching.
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w. BUNTING.


NTAL RECON,
OPERATIVE and MECHANICAL
DENTIST corner Of Washington ~ Market
Streets, rian. Ohio viii attend to all business
In hisline with promptncss and dispatch. Per-
sons who favor him With a call, may rely on hov.
ing workdoac In a superior manner, having been
engaged Ia the business for the last seven years,
and during thattimo have had much experience
In difficult cases. He Is confident ofsnccess and
aatters himself capable Of giving perfect satsfac-
tion TO All who may seek hisproicssional services.
Charges win be ~ an times moderate.
" OFFICE, corner Of Washington and
Market Streets.
Tiilln, Nov. ist, 50.
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Horace Greeley has gone oui West
on a lecturing tour.
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,rsuE oes foam on comet Of Main and Market street
i ia,elv asennisiby G. w. Wiliou, ESQ.,, dsePa.sd'
D0o. 23.fw ~ efffAfi"'
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He thathath ny oa to See lot HIM See.
HDr. .. SNYDER.
OCUETST,

CABEy, Jbno qglh, 1850
gatont to you lufthe bcho6 have received under vour
,'oamcni Amer having undstgono a tho usual mode, of
treatment dufrg the last IA months without ihe eas, m
patent benefit and hayinf almost Loaf the t Of nv y
and being len in very uhhcahS condition nv case being
uts9 W ea hepeltts one BY my onnsf dog,ot, aNcr
when n NE course OF wcckt my eyes were fssred 10
good ,lgh apd to healthy oondi,ion, undsr youf new
lhsfsfoo takgreNt pleasure 10 expressing nv sens, of
OF the ahicisd Publib, Your, truly, r. BOYls
Mrs PcIrRuhURarR, Of Tfn for four rear, wa, .lmo,
'o any Kind Of bu,inesii had quite oi, her
lgh hu on application 10 Dr. a. has been restored w that
ahe is able tofo any Hn,lol budress.
.n. ntnN NALfEH, Of this place (Fort nalD was
feiy bad diseased eyes and ucetration OF the
enfnea aud applied to Dr. Snyder and was soon restored
70 good sight and 10 healthy condition
,hi I'LL @ Lhiok OF lhn city, was afflicted with remark.
@ w ia.e ol opuslmn, eoulluot leave dark rdom for
.ome MeaAfi an application ~ g., ms eyes was soon
festofea to ahoaliy condition.
r, y. iEfpAYAER, Ithn, was afflicted Tor Eve years
MIN Nel psh ulstated eyes and almost blind annied 70
" = ana hat been restored sight and his eyes 10
e'noinoh' 50 lhathe squalihedto do any kind Of
iA.o-G ". itAoK, son anddaurhter Of q. W. Hhck
" VI , ,hn, WIN remaraaby bad cases Of ophama Which
Sna baied ne SKIN Of the physicians, which had whov
disqualified them from any kind orbuinsn By application
20 % Dr snyaeb thythsye been restored to Ahealhy
u'u9n--aIe now ebleto DO any Kind oflaboF.
Mr.. fnoAAs GiRSEv, Of sandusky, City wa, afflicted
with very bad eyeshad entirely lost the .rh on
husband aud father.
any ohtn could be mentioned, hut II Il deemed unnsc.
eafnIy and would only add that the mode pra
uesu py Ut NnydeV recent discovery, aud leaves alto
geer out OF use The old mode Of reducing the sytencut
ing, 'eorhhention, blsteTngI&e wen the use Of
e usual powerful canitei, Wis hue stone hue o. vral
any other Thing which oanerses dfgurng the eye by
contracting the muscles. -
ny persons wishing further information will do wen to
Communicate with either Of the ber,ont referred 10 above
~ No charges for examination Advice-f no bene.
ht u ceiyed no ohrTges VII be made.
. ~ Dr SNYDER takes pleasure IN saying to the pub
e thsl Tian city pea'anl and healthy location and
soo9 goAl'ng can b. had from o250io e3oo0prr week
CWee-m q. W. Blacks Block, Washington
street. Tillln City, Ohio.
JAN 20 lU57' (nl6)
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coqrt Of common I'leO. Of seneca county

Court of common PleVs Of Seneca on nty
Ohio.
Rober G. Pennington and)
Spencer 81. John Admiuis.
traitors Of Henry Freel decS
W. pitts.
Jarad Eaton, Emily Ea,onS
his wife, aud Susan Hutehl
ius, defendants
THE defe ndants, Jarad Eaton aud Emily Ea.
ton will take Police, that the pltd's, have his
day filed 1heii petition 10 the above named court
setting forth Ia Substance MS follows. That there
is due to them from said Jarad Eaton. on four
Judgments obtained by them against said Jarad
Eaton. before John Yen,Eer' j. r, OF Big Spring
4. 2, Seneca Co., Ohio with costs thereon, the
,uin Of four hundred seventeen aud 67 100 dol.
lars, with Interest on Sl76 Is since Feb. IOh
1885, aud on $l4O,22, since Jan 9th. 1856, and
asking'judgmeni In said court for said amount
And stating that three Of the notes upon which
said Judgments We're obtained we're sec, by a
mortgage, executed aud delivered by said Jarad
EaiOn and Emi " Eaton to said Henry Erect. on
10 No " u Oregon, Sen. Co Ohio. roserving foE
aid lot the part thereof originally reserved BY
y, II, Cook. That.he notes upon which said
Judgments were obtained, anI which we're secure
ID by said mortgage, we're executed Id deliver
cd 10 sal Heqr, Freet. decd, by said Jarad
Eaton on the 2ad day OF November, Iai9, and
bee ,ne dne respeclively Nov 2Hd 1853. 1854, q
1855 aud the other judgment was obtained on
lue bill executed sud delivered by said JArnd
Eaton, to said Henry Freet, decd, Oct 80. 1853.
that said Jarad Eaton has no goods and Chattles
ont ofwhich sail Judgments and cost. OF any part
hereof that said Susan Hutchins pretends to
have lien upon said real estate, and asking for
judgment the amoupts above stated and that
said lot No. Y may be sold and the proceeds be
applied 10 payment Of said claims. aud for other
proper relief.
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NOTICE

hereby given that the undersgasd has hssn sr,s,.a
and qualified % aiminluaor on ths ssists 6f .rr.,r
hAhhR, late nl tha AtAts OF Cali lofnia dsoeesst
iia'ed thf 18Th day ofpeceinhef, 1886 -
bsV'''h'' dse2 D. or. IL r saniiu's.
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A young lady who was robuked by
her mother for kissing her intended, Just
ihed the act by quoting tho passage.
whatsoever that men should DO unto
you, do yeeven so TO them.
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y g y
New Establishment.
SPLENDID STOCK OF HATS. -T The
- finest stock Of goods ever brought to this part
otthe country may be found az
Bovine & Co.'s Hat and Cap store,
N Maddons old stand, LOOMS Block, next door
to NaJlors Iron Store, con.isling Of Hats an
Caps ot every variety, such a. Beebe, Geniu
Leaty six Hats, Spring Styles, Panama, Leg
horn Canton Straw, Silver Straw, Campeachy
YOUNGEAMERlCA,
Marieabo, and all other kinds, too tedious to
mention. Also some new styles, Caps, Drab, OF.
teraud Beaver.
W. Rowne being practical halter. he will
dress and iron aud make old hats look az good
a. nuW.
These goods will be sold as per cent.
cheaper Than they can be boushtin this West.
ern oOuntrY for ready pay.
They also have large stock Of Umbrellas
The highest price LNid in cash FOR all kinds Of
SHIPPING FURS. such as Mink, Coon. MUSK
Rat, etc. WtLLET BOVINE & CO
Aprilll,l856.
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A CARD,

l HEREBY tender my slncero tharks 10 my
many friends and customers, for the very liberal
patronage extended 10 the lpto 6rm, and rc.
apecuuUy solrip continuance Of tho same 70 r
my former partner aud friend, N. W. Plain,
T.. p. EGGLESTCN.
Green Spriugs. Jan. 30. 81. 3w.
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40 TeachorsI I

Meetings fofthc examination ofteachrfs yiube heIii,
ihc cont house w Tn, earh saturday until nerri,
20uh, 1856 also cnch saturday in March, Anil aud
MAY, Ard The Third Saturdays Of lanuafy and June
1857, Examinations TO commence no ! nNloct r. NJ =
Tho Increased demandtor wgLL auAttrtn tearhcr,. a.
well NJ the inrrcasc facilities Tor acquiring tho reuuisc
quail have Indicated TO tho Namnrrs tbo pro
priety ofadvsncnr with the times.
rhelolowing grades ofcer'ideaIe, wiube issued,
! tOf years, tado for one
2 fof 6ln cnihhndgttit1
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Tho winter in Europe has thus far
been unusually cold.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that J W. Car
don has been appointed Administrator Of the
estate Of Solomon Smith, late Of Seneca Co.,
deed, J. w. CABDON.i
Feb, 9th, '57-4w-s
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CAST e. STRING STEEL,
Cad Steel = In. square 10 , In
aud a full assortment ri al.
tEet Of fat, tound, square and
oHtnnnu

Gratefa Tor the patronage bestowed upon us the last
year, would say 10 nunsfan oustonor, that being
6ilv prapared 10 compete with ANY market, an selling
very low for cash. would respectfully solicit clntin.
uatlon Of orlerf, Nhhh iAhLOk.
LII. q
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PRESERVE YOUR TEETH /!
&fS

WOULD YOU HAVE HEALTHf
WOULD YOU HAVECOMFORTi
WOULD YOU HAVE BEAUTY
Would you Instead OF dseased gums liberated teeth
eiid and losthsome breath have health, beauty sweet
breath, comfort and olcanlness-pfeserve your teeth
uOPs Inas Ds Syny
Tenders his professional services to the people of Tiir
apd yeinity and nypepare tn insert that latest and
most beautiful sylas Of ne0dpthlc teeth, from one 10
ull al'e, On gold, silver or Gdlta Peroha.
HIS hlling Ara a0 Of that son spongy texture which In
eai OF beautiyng. absolutely inure and destroy the
teeth thus treated But perfectly solid, beautifully
polished ado will eectualy preserve the teeth years
Teeth O. eaned In the best manner, without pain Dis
sased gums reiorad health Ani a opcraon performed
With skill and care. fV'- AR OCULAR ATTENTION
PAID TO CoRNBCliNG IRREGULARITIES IN
ChlLbRENs TEETH. ~ The best referepces and
Peeimens OF hl work be at all times his Office
IN Tomb's Block, over White Bros. Store.
Tithn, Nov. 20. So Il.
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ISAAC STAHp,9 iaHisnTN,TT nFTNATENT INT ~ TABLE

For nonfiuE wheat, rtindipe Gov. -.
81, - Nilea whole ears ofeorn, fcnh ain All 1,
oaled, into good hue cob epdrcfn feedit ore er,,,
tse ryssentafed Mils manunetrrt out orihe fr,t
goaeeHo trench BUR- Blooks, with much cato, / hpiS
eH.Isni ,,ros prices fangine FINN eighv.Gv- "A t
snun1Y aelleu These mills tondnue 10 sIeo,
poses, esncci ally for wheat aournr " wv
- at,,,sses W" Patent Portable raw Mn called Kins
Inni, en iHgenions and useful Saw.MIlt to make lam
hstln NE woods Thtmil can ne ran by aninai ,osr
Those wshnr 10 know fully sbrut m, ,,inriu,, ana
whwg BUN, and the prices ofesch sfe a. we'll a.
he Wfnt oi sales Nc. VIII peato address me- astine
. 49,, FH'a, Nhleh viii mail andpostpav. Those
ph'phh unie in PLATA. fsadahls language, the name
and state.
smoe lsAACsrAUn, Pa,stise aud rror.
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HOLTHOUSE,

EN- ITO LII PROPRIETOR.
Situated on the corner Of Adams and Sandusky
Streets, Nostsdo ofthe Sandusky Riverin the CITY
Of Tiain; has been lately repaired and furnished
for the especial accommodation Of the travelling
public this Housei In the plbasantest part Of
the City, and is large commodious and splendid
buildihg, well adapted 10 the purpose Of public
house, 10 ishut few rods from, and in sight Oh
Tho Railroad Dedot, tits the nearest aud most
oommodious tavrn 90 that point. Mr.. Hour
takes pleasure IN announcing 90 the public that
bis House contains plenty oflarge airy and
VEIL FURNISHED
bed Rooms. He would also invite all Of his
old oustomers.to TO give him call as he thinks
theywillbe satisfied
Tiin, Oct,l7, 1856 e.
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L'oI TY bbls Mola"es and Syrup for sal,
L sat nusKiRits,
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Tile EXUELSlORl
AND COB MILL
Inverted by Charles Leavitt, and
Patented on the 9th OF Feb. 1865.
For Sale by ]. NJ. NAYLOR,
TlFFlN. OHIO.

The above Mill hasthe mostyaluableiDpf
ments in portable Corn Cob Mills, aud isadapted
10 the vario1s Grinding aud Crushine pu rposes
for feeding all kinda Of Stock Which systeDi
offesdugis now required aud found prohtal 9
by experience.
rHE ADVANTAGES THIS MIL HAS OVER OTHERS.
fst Thattho grinders are ihibfted on movable
rings which are last OF hard metal and wi e q
worn outcan bereplaeed by new rings, 10 i've
Also, this mill can gri nd faster than spy other
Corn aud Cob Mitlcflered for sale. This mili
was awarded "a, D.. M
THE FIRsr PREMIUM AT THE OHIO sTATEFAIR,
ofthe present yearN 1850 IN fair trial with
the Little Giant, Star. and oil other Millsbrought
q competition. The Excelsior Min will grind
fromten 10 fteen bushels hourly, according 20
the degree Of 6neness, and can be workedby
" Nov ,5osh IS. JM.NAYLoR
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-13
SwEEDs IRON,

Bu..is Nail Rod and Foreign
Iron.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-04-25

tionS upon the strange and unaccountable in
cidents connected with tie finding ot The iron
box.
END OF PART FIRST OF THE Mo-
UNTAIN LAKE LEGEND.-Aud now,
most curious reade., We have had your COM
pany through the first part Of the Mountain
Lake Legend. The iron box has been drag.
ged from its place Of coAcealment where 10
had lain for nearly two centuries, containing
not alone treasures Of gold, but those iar
more exquisite gems, those in valuable uau-
ascripts shedding food Of light upon tic
early and romantic history Of his mountain
land, as captivating and interesting us the an
cient traditions Of classic Greece aud Rome.
~ bringing The hlSt part OF tie Mountain
Lake Legend to a close, VIC will ask, what
"oaId not our readers give to get d petpst
tac precious manuscripts in the iron box2 Cu.
rous reader, wait until it s opened, aud sup.
press your impatlence until the question is
settled between Doctor Swift aud our Cavw
cr as 20 the precise tim When it was buried
near the rock. Ii may be that then the sec
ond part Of the Mountain Lake Legend viii
,ratiy your most reasonable e,r.os.ty.