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The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

NOTICE TO CLOSE LIEN.

The STATE STATE, or =, cnaL,roRNIA'f justices Court,
IN JUSTICE COURT BEFORE JOHN T. BIER.
Il RY. Justice of the Peace in and for the Ophr
Township Butte County. Whereas, by judgment OF
this Court lien has been established in favor of
WIN. Sullzbach aaainst n. Gregoyich, on the follow
ing described premises in accordance with An Act
entitled an Act " For securing Liens 10 Mechanics
and Others" approved April i9ih. 1856. to wit on
the House situated on the side of Myers street.
next TO blacksnihshOp, and being about sixty
ieet souihwardly from the north east conner OF Lot
No ), aud 20 much of the land ON which The same is
situated as may be necessary for the free lse and
all persons holding or claiming liens said premi-
ses 10 be and appear before mo, at my office IN
'phlr Township on the 10Th day Of March, 1893, at
IL O'Clock NJ. and exhibit then ard there proof OF
said Liens
JOHN 8. BERRY, Justice of the Peace.
Dated this the h day of March, 1855.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

INDIAN 0uTBREAK.--The Los Angeles
Star learns that the Indians on the Sebas.
tian reservation. recently made "demon-
stration' and showed fight in the most plucky
manner.
A dispatch was sent to Fort TETON, and
Major Blake sent 1t. Ogle and twenty five
drsgoons, who at daylight next morning
were drawn up around the rebellious Inii.
ans. On seeing this display, not liking the
looks of earbines. sabres and pistols, the Ia
dians backed down, laid down their arms,
and the ringleaders were taken out and re-
ceived from twenty to ono hundred lashes
according to quality, and were then let of
on promise of good behavior.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

IRoNy OUr.WirTEp A day or two since
the Marysville .Ntws contained an article
referring to the State Journal. 1t was re-
plete with tho most withcring irony, mould
ed by master hand. Tho Journal, of Sat.
urday, defeats the General of the .Netcs by
master stroke. 1t copies the article as q
puff for itself. and heartily thanks the au'
thor. Thus is the General chagrined, and
beaten at his own game. We "feel to sym
pathize" with tho General. in the unfortu-
nate turn OF the affair. "When ignorance
is bliss, tits folly to be wise"
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

AN ABSURD SUNDAY LAw.-The Senate
have passed Sunday law. which prohibits
the purchase of any Of tho necessarics Of life
on Sunday, but permits the keepers Of any
saloons or gambling houses to follow their
avocations without restraint, The Marys-
vile NeWs thinks this is just what might be
expected from California Senate when
they assume ecclesiastical functions The
General is tight on the Senate.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

Drp'Nr Goa man named Holcombe.
was arrested In San Francisco on the morn
ing Of the 9th. on the authority Of tele-
gram from Revada, at which place it is said
he figured in q swindling transaction to the
tune Of S17O0-a colored maa being the VIC
tim. He intended leaving on one Of the
Steamers, but found it ineenyenieni to do SO
after falling ;ntoths hands Of the officers
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

RiDINo March The Morning Cali states
that the celebrated Jack Powers has made a
bet with the proprietor Of the Pioneer Race
Track. that he will ride one hundred and
fifty miles in ten hours. The bet is $2,500,
$1,000 forfeit. money put up. The match is
to come of within sixty days. In the course
Of tho race, Mr.. Powers is to take fresh
horse as often as he chooses.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

CHANCE TO INvEsr.-Jimmy Kennovau
gives notice that hc will sell his property
near the Ferry landing at the foot of Hun.
toon street, at auction on the Goth inst un.
less previously disposed of at private sale
Any one desiring to purchase, will see, by
consulting his advertisement, that he pre-
sents rare opportunity.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

NEw SroRE -Messrs. MeniDger & Green
tree, have opened New Store in Husseys
Block, Montgomery street, and opposite the
St. Nicholas Hotel. where they display cords
Of dry and fancy goods, clothing sc. They
will not be undersold. Give them call.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

BATES DISCHARGED --Ex-Treasurer Bates
has been discharged, the prosecuting attor-
entering Noiie Pros. in the two remaining
indictments, after his acquttal upon tho
6rst. This was rendered necessary as the
Court ruled out the books of Wells, Fargo
& Co. as evidence. Bates and Rowe are both
out--and so is the State, to the tune Of about
S2OO,OOO.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

CERTIFICATE OF Coon CHARAcTFR.-A
In San Francisco on Wednesday, for stealing
watch. On being asked to plead to the
charge, he produced a certificate Of having
served regular term in the California State
Prison He will be permitted to acquire
another certificate
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

AGENCY NorIcE.--See the advertisement
Of Mr.. Ezra Morse, who has the agency Of
great variety Of useful and ornamental
newspapers
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

NumANcE.-Th Hog Ranch located just
below Town is great nuisance to the nu-
merous families in that vicinity. The frag.
rance emanating therefrom exceeds the con-
centrated perfume Of four China towns. and
two station houses. Has that neighborhood
got to "grin and bear il" during the coming
summer!
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

STATE PRIsoN AFFAIRS. Gov. Weller has
sent message to the Legislature concern.
ing State Prison Affairs. He thinks n site
should be selected for new Prison, and the
convicts employed in putting up the new
buildings during the present summer.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

AccoMPLIcEs ARREsrEp.-Two persons
named Spangen and Edwards, have been ar.
rested in San Francisco. on n requistion
from the Governor of Oregon. They are ac-
eused Of having been the aecomplces of VIM,
N. Walton. in the robbery Of store in Port
land. Walton, in his confession implicated
them.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

PoLrTIcAL The Democracy Of the differ
ent wardsin Marysvile held meetings on Sat
urday night, to nominate delegates to the
City Convention Their Primary election
will be held ON tho Sth
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

New STEAMBOAT The California Steam
Navigation Company are building 4 new and
magnificent Steamer at Steamboat Point.
II will sombine spaciousness, elegance and
speed. and Of sufficiently light draught Of
water 10 pass the "Hog's Back" at all stages
of the tide.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

CASE OF HARAzrHy The suit Of the Uni
ted States vs.. Harasztby, has been continued
in the United States District Court, until
the commission that has been sent out by the
administration have an opportunity to nvcs.
tigato the affairs of tho mint.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

SAW Mill BURNED. Tho Aiken Saw
Mill. on Weber Creek. E Dorodo county,
was burned on Friday last. Il was proba.
bly, set on fire purposely.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

REcovERING.-Sheriff Mulford. of Gala
veras County, whose attempted assassination
we have heretofore noticed is pronounced ou,
Of danger. and Is fast recovering.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

APPOINTMENT Maj Mckay has been
appointed Commissary of the States Prison,
by Gov. Weller. The San Francisco Herald
says better selection could not have been
made.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

FLouR.--The Gail states that the Clipper
Ship Bostonan arrived at San Francisco on
the 4th, with eight hundred barrels of Flour.
said to be the Pioneer lot of about $4,000
barrels now on the way from the east.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

MoRMoNs IN OREGON The people O
Washington Territory complain that tn,
Mormons are becoming troublesome.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08
ORoVILLE. MONDAY, MARCH sth. 1855.

~ Mr.. John II. Liiiard is authorized to
receive Subscriptions and collect moneys for the
Daily and Th Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
at distance obtain the paper BY furnishing him
with their names.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08
SUMMONS
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, tSS. Justices Court,
County OF hutte. Othir Township.

NAiAN = h-Oh LIZ vi Il II "a - Al H Of
r. California to EDWARD JEWELL, Greeting ::
You are hereb summoned to appear before ire, nt
my office In Ophir Township. County OF Butte, on
the 2lh day Of March, A. d. 1858, at o'clock =. NJ,
to answer unto the complaint OF l.. A, Mathews,
who sues To recover one hundred and lhrty.seven
dollars claimed to be due for moneys loaned ,on on
or about the l7th day OF March 1857, when Judge
ment will be taken against you for the sad amount
together with costs AMI damages, II you fail TO ap-
peur and answer.
To the sheriff or any Constable Of said County
Greeting make legal service aud due return hereof
Given under my hand this 5th day OF March, A.
ID. 1858. JOHN : BERRY,
Justice Of the Peace of said Township.
m2-
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08

GUNsMIrH.-See the notice Of Mr. F. j.
Becker in another column.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
Court of Common pleas, sonoca county,
Ohio.

William T. Ncolcy,y,. Henry =. Merry, Ct al
DlCUARn Williams, his wife Anna o. Williams aud
~ Ellen Oihom In the State ofNew York, will take
uce that William r. Neelcy, of the ounny Of Seneca, aud
State OF Ohio did ON the eOh dayo Jauuaty, A. D. ls59
6c his pct on In the Court of Common Pleas within anil
u the county of Scnuca said State or Ohio, against ths
Anna q, oihotn, Elizabeth r. Osborn, John h. Osborn,
Uogso Oihotn, Mary Osborn. Edward Osborn, Nonry y.
Mouy, w q, Lame aud Earl hl deiondapsi soulug Firth
thN r. II oshorn, deceased gave mortgage 10 the said
William r. Noclcy the westhaf of the South Weatqu1t.
tcr aud tho north quaref OF the south west quarter Of
SECTION twenlvihfoe, (ea, Townhp three, tal, Range
dOecn ah In Seneca County, Ohio, o,conanng 100 acres
mofc o. less 20 the payment Of Five Hundred and
rweny (sia0l, dollAf acuorlngto ceran Referred
10 n said mortgage. That since the mortgage
tho said Oshorh died dinlesate cang Anna g. Oshoru his
widow, aud Elizabeth r., John h., George Mary, Ecu
and Elpad Oshom, aud AnRA ., Williams, hts children
and heirs That Richmi Williams Is the husband Of
Anna q. Williams and llcuy y. Merry the duly qualified
aud acting mniirNtorofhe Estate Off. r. Osborn, de-
ocrflt That the defendants Lane and R caim some in.
cfet IN tho said ~. ushorh and pray.
Ing thai said ansupf pay said sum aoW caimcl 10 be
due with INTEREST or that ssld promises may be sold pay
lhe sane. analhs snid Richard Williams Anna o. VIII
aus and Ellen Osborn notidad that they npnaar and
answer said petition hefors the third sauflay amer
the egth dsy Of ahuary, A. D., iP5s,
n. J. BARrLETr X SON,
ip2g6w Prih Auya,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
Court Of Common Pleas, Seneca county
OhiO.

John Wo1iwir mud Charles Van An lon partners hy name
Of Woodward Van An len, plaintiff against Peter Grlu
lame, u. Gt1,', William A. Griphy and Joseph Rchm,
defendants.
1iE said Peter Grn anil Inhas u Gross, win take no..
Uor that thc 10Th day % January, A, -, 1854 The
plaintiff 6ci hcf petition IN ciy action IN said Co7r
against the niurNtti doon lNns, In wchpcouthcy say,
In mhstaa'r, hNtthoy the spefsof Judgment ag1in
said James d. Gross, nud Josiah Corhci IN said Court,
M, ~ a1l andcny anil interest thereon since the
eh d7y of july D. 1855, that the same u hC host lien
on iuo No. ~ In he town Of Louisville, In said county
at said Gfnhy executed am1r'e1ru upon said premise 10
said lnurs n Griu which plaintiff advi ied thcl by
the said Prtcf Gr,n plalnuih n,o ash that MI licus
upon sid premises my BE- mvtallcd, The premises soi
ana the Or p-o 'ocds applied 20 the payne II Of Plaintiff
said Iuirmeng
Said potitCa must be- answered an ar hofrc The o1 ny
Of Mnh, 1884 the will be taken a. trio AMI udr.
uirni ,ndctrd arrnr lingly. &c. LEE,
iullGw.p.E e1,nO Auy for pltihs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19

NE ANASSAH Grove and Malinda Grlvc, and Anth nv
vi j. Snnder their Quar- liant Jacob Grove, nni jacob
Cfono his Guar liant and John q. Otian and Rehccca O
his wife win take notice. TINT tho 2ist day Of Ianu
nrf A. ~ S3s, John Chambers Glni aprttion In tho Court
ct Common poa, OF srncra county, Oho WHO'RE the
tt pendug, demanding Assignment " dower o. and
partition of the following doutihodlands aud tenmen TO-
VITA
The south halfnf Tho north quarter Of section sv G)
To- township one. ~, north of range thirteen, C3l In sem
county Ohln and containing eighty.Ono aud foiyu
hnnirndihs n'rAs Of landi hs follows, to.win
To tho said ReheccA Ostian the fu anil eunal third
part Of sa lani aud tene as and iot her dover
tas hereipi and ha partition be made Of said premises
| as tnlowa tO.wit
To the said John Chamher, the one hu and equn half
par thereof the said Manassah Grove The one fill and
equal fourth pa therooG aud 10 tho said Manla aud Jacob
Hrovo, each, The till aud equal eighth pant thereof
a. The ncxt tern Of said Court, application viii be- made
by said John Chamber for orer that dowor be- assigned
In and partition be made Of said premises pccor Nnev,
| JAMES Ptl.LAR3,
jue20wp. e. siSO Atty Mrpett
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

ID ENIAMIN =. WARNER, late a resiien, Of Kno,
- ceunly ia the state of Ohio, wil take notice thar
hled w tho odco Of the Clerk Of the Cou Of Cnumon
Peas ol atneoa county, Ohio, petition pra, ing inra ds
solution Of Tho naffagp contract existing between her and
The raid neniamin Wamsr, aud Aledgnq ia snhsance
for tho gross neglect Of duty and haha
drunkenness toI three yeaFs aa past The pau Of che said
benjamin +. Warner, ,. 4. HORn,
iuea-6w-p E. e2oa AttJ Cor Petitioner.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
n HE EXTENpED OOuRsR

smhraeesengty prlcticslse,ft The various business
trns and is desgued Cor such students may wish To-
spend longer haa the time required BY The Regular
some SpeeihHouso.
hytaslns IN addition the Extended Course the student
laiihtuy aud profit ahly employed 81 months.
ihNNANNHif, "Practca al and ornamental in ailits
varieties, Willie taught In the thorough and oHrinn
manner by one Of the host in the West nesdes
q susnol method oiieaching business Writing the CHR
ythmosrephic system will sso he taught Thissysisas y.
popuarand recommended by our hest odp a;ana men, Il
nov langhtinthe Public Schools Of Cevobad, Columbus
Toledo Many schools open for god dioaohers M
ChYhmegIAphy, ,as sonn as thoy can he gnaliSed.
DAILY LECTURES rFaciicai and fReoretiat
uook Keeping Mercantile Laws, Commercial EiNlcs Pc
eeel Economy, Au Of Compuiaon, Commercial Saliu,
lAuons, Mercantile Cuitous, Ranking, Exchanee, Com
moree Raioadng Commorelal History, Business Cones.
poadcnoe, PenmaRship,etc.
The New Suit Of Rooms Of this College occupies the
n hecy situated they The cofneF
OF the tnhuctquafe and superior street, aoTding fair
vteWot most parts oithc city and the Lake The rooms
ate neatly and tasieolb mraishsd, sasrsne "a beanfy
perhaps these ofany IL
The eLAplEs'oouRsEistha tha same As that az he Gen
uemen ehoFtng equalaoihtlss 90 aladics who
la avail themselves of the Comueroial Course.
The thpeipshaViug extensive husiness
uaiet -1 N'N'' t'eH'
Much0,h, S5iy,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
NEW METHOD OF TEACHINC

strikes etthe very gominaungpeinls Of the Science re.
Nvahnghe great natural Told division OF the Ledger
whereby seen the proper line OF domurkaon between
Representative iTopery aud the governing law
OF uanse a. regards It's affecting the two classes of ao-
counts and those Of the class In every variety or
transactions, thus slrppnp hsmost useful and beautiful
science OF maoho timn honoTed mysteries made such
IN WplWay nndtniallhle rules, meaningless forms and
asa nouonsi aud hence enables the student 10 acquire
coHec'noops ofacconnts embodedn actual practice
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
Ayers CathartiC pills.

NHE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
Il taxed their utmost produce this best most perfect
pnrgauye which Is known to man. lnnumerobe proof
shown that these phs have virtues which surpa IN
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win
preocdenedy upon the esteem Of all They afo
and pleasant to take but powerful to Their pene
tratng properties stimulate the vital activities Of the body
remove the obauctons Of ,ts organs, purify the blood
and expo disease They purge out the foul humos which
breed and grow dstomper, stimulate sluggish dlsor-
dered organs into their natural action aud mpar healthy
tone with strength to tho whole system Not only do
they cure the everyday complaints Of every body but
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have baicd
the best Of human skii While they produce powerful
Effects they the time in diminished doses, tho
safest and best physic that be employed for children
Being sugarcoated they pleasant TO tae and being
purely vegetable free from any risk Of harm. Cures
have been made which surpass belief they not sub
stantiaed by Of such exalted position and character
as 10 forbid tae suspicion Of uutruih Many eminent
cergymen and physicians have lent their names to corh
y to the public tho reliability Of my remedies, while 9TH
have sent the of their conviction that
my Preparations contribute immensely to the relief Of my
afflicted, suffering fellowmen.
The Agent below named Is pleased 70 furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions for their and
certificates Of their cures Of the following companh;
Cosilveness Bilious Complaints, rheumatism Dropsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising ifom foul stomach Nau
sea- Indigestion Morbid Inaction Of the Bowels and Pain
arising therofoL Flatulency loss OF Appetite a Ulcer
and Cutaucous Diseases which require an cvacunnt
Medicine Scrotula or Kings Evil Ihey also by purify
ing tho blood and stimulating the system, cure many
complaints which II Wonld not be supposed they could
reach such Deafness, Partial Kindness Neuralgia aud
Nervous Irraby, arrangements OF the Liyur and KID
neys Gout and other kindred complaints arising from
low state OF the body obstruction OF its functions.
Do not be put on by uuprincinled dealers with some
other pill thoy make more profit on. Ask for AYER's
Pills, and take nothing else No other they give
you compares with this In It's intrinsic value curative
powers The sick want the best aid there Is for them,
% aud they should have II.
Prepared by DIR. j. g. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass.
PMoE 20 CTs. PR Box. FIVE BOXES ToR tI,
SOLD BY
X. Med. GIBSON, aud /. l. st. JOHN & CO.,
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
THE INITIATORY COURSE

aregupfogresiiv series OF manuscrp n cards
c-thee spmoWhoi 10 tho variety of transacions II
ama 20 develops ert principles and philosophy Of 40.
counts fherhan mcIe ioptnc and actual nrmua hy adj,
dressing the reason and ntFupnt c the STUDENT who stu.
dies whthe view Of apprehendn4 hnd nriyug results
and SO pushes on his with mh greater con
adenee, pleasure andindepondenee.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
PRESERVE YOUR TEETH
&iniS

WOUhu huI HAVE IiEALINI
WOULD YOU tAVECOMFOaTf
WOULD YOU HAVE BEAUTY
WoullIou Instead Of disea'ed gums ulecrltod teeth
iotid andloathsome htoath, have health beauty, wou
bfoathioomlonand osi-presetyc yourteeth .
lDps LII, Us Way
rondetshi proe,onalser,iees 10 tAs people Of Tlmn
aud vicinity and insert that latest and
moshcauu styles Of tncnrnnthle teeth from one 10 a
ullease, on gold, silyerpr Guta Pcrcha.
It's hNingsafc not Of that sofl spnnry toxturs which In
stead Of heuutiging abioluel, niuro and destroy the
teeth thus treated. hut are pcrocy solid, beautifully
polished adp INTELLECTUALLY preserve the teeth iofyaar,.
Teeth cla1nedt tn Tho beat manner without pain. Dis
oa'ed tohcnlhNni alioper,iuns performed
Mil9skllnnd cnre gre RriCuLAR ATTENTION
CuibDREN's TEETH - The bost rolcroncos and
pecimens Of MS work m1vbe nti times
w. Iomb's bloek, over White nro's. Store.
Tlnln Noviq3, $50. tr
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Hon n u. CLkHK.
FACULTY..

II, nsyAST, H. D. sra,rros, T. g. Bpvavr, Y. r.
fEitoN, r. OstEisas Instr icor IN the Science OF Ac
counts, and Lecturers on Businost Cnaioms.
r. " erhScnR Soys, lnttrnotofi IN Business anf Or.
nnmenal Penmaulhp, nod Lecturers on Commercial Coz.
fesnunlence.
Hon. loa,ce MANS, Hon ESQ w. CfsroS Hon. Eta.
~ Hunnfrr fpscia Locturrt
Hon sAhrEt srAHNwEtrit IioHAcE CtAnE, ESQ.,,
Hon JfsaE 7. bfqif1f, icoiurrfson Cnninrralal law
Het. t!sssWCKf haowS, Pres. Asa MAHAN, Leotu.
fou political Economy.
Rev. JAHEs ELISA. Rev Dr. Afgrs 4 eetpr,,. nm f,os
merci1 Eihles ''
TIP lAyDTJ o .AfRRRi,u, Lecturer, on Banning, Fi.
nancc, ctr.
n. g. MARSHALL ". g. Lucr leo urors ON tho General
Principles u Details ~ Hailroadrg.
J. h' MEhi,A, EsERioy =. Wnug, Lecturers on Com.
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THE REGuLAR ooURs

s Intended to represent every species Of business FomtA
smsiiest keieil % the heaviest aud most uircute Al
Nholosae and Comuds sson as welas banking, Railroad,
etc demanded atprsseni by our vast and consianih
increasing Commerce
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
TIE OOLLEGIATE COnRsE

VIII embrace tho most approved and practical forns of
k9ening hookahy Double Entry w The vaau densrmens
Of Trade end Commerce including the General WHocsale
and Retail Mercantile, Exchange, Commission Mannnct
udug, Raifoud, nankinr. Printing, Minlnr ghinnins
seambonng' inlivldual paftnorhin md Compound COM
nnny HuanoW, All manuscripts from which he Student
copos, arc written n bold, rapid business hand which will
serve ?. gfeai auxiliary 10 securing 10 him excellent
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
TIE DESIGN.

II Us The d'afn OF The pr,relou or those Coievos 10
perfect Chain Of Dnsneii schoo f'm Enst 10 West VI
otung ne most ample mGtcs iof Young md Young
ldes o. uualiy uomtolvcs of p1nihio uiinns IN e
Their sohgos n te points above eslubishedona nn
hats' and ara al in most prospcrlns condition The
nlishrd ufHrtirnt hnafse rrrn 'e'''
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LOOK HRREl

LOT of good Carriages for sale, hr Charles Grove tyo
"a micl south of Fo,t1da. Per ons wishing tn
would do well 20 call md hci, purchasing NJ
hry cnn be sold conprrlur Cash, than can be
VII work sold by INC will be warranted.
aug 5m CHARLES GROvE
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-88E8 LQUITA8LYAOW8TLO NNO PROMRTLYPlID.
HAINES BROS PIANO FORTFS

lain 20 DlNOo IlANO ftlkIES.
HANEuow on hnnd number Of instruments rbe sbove
celebrated manufacture, which for beauty Of Finish and
sweetness Tone not 10 be cxcecd shall be pleased
TO show them md explain the improvements In their epn
structontmprovenents to be found In those Of nnv
other makers donot hesitate to wuTsant them 10 giye
satstaclon IN every respect.
Those wanting instrument would do well 10 call bCo
purchasing elsewhere Ono Of these instrnment can bs
of the Depot. "'
Secondhand Pianos taken in exchange.
sepll-im J. r. JACKSON.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19

Cnaunptires do not despair tn you have tried AYEa's
CHEnuY pEcroHAt II Is made by Of the best medical
chemists IN the world and ts oil around u hespoaE
tho high merits Of ts virtues. khNodclphio Ledgcr
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