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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26

Ayers CathartiC Pills.

VNHE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
Il taxed their utmost 20 produce this best most perfect
purgatiyo which Is known 20 man. lnnumouble proofs
shown that thcse PINS have virtues which spass In
excellence tho ordinary medicines and that they win
prccedohtcdy upon the esteem Of all mon. Theyae safe
aud pleasant TO take but powerful 10 Their peno
trating properties stimulate the vital activities Of the body,
the obatrucona Of It's organs, purify tho blood,
and expcl disease They purge ont to foul humou which
breed and grow distemper stimulate sluggish dsor
dored organs into their natural action and mpart healthy
tone with strength TO tho whole system. Not only DO
they tho everyday complaints Of every body, but
also formidable and dangerous Diseases that have bacd
the best Of human skin. While they produce powerful
Effects they at the time In diminished doses tho
safest aud best physc that be employed for children
Being augarooated they pleasant TO take and being
purely vegetable free from any risk Of harm. Cures
have been made which surpass belief they not sub
stantiaod by Of such exalted position and character
a. 10 forbid the suspicion Of untruh. Many eminent
ocrpymon and physicians have lent their names 10 cer
y to tho public the reliability Of my remedies, while 9th
ers have tho Of their conviction that
my Preparations contribute immensely to the relief Of my
afflicted, suffering fellow-mcn.
The Agent below named Is pleased 10 furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions for their and
certificates Of their cures, Of the following oomplaua;
Costiycness Bilious Complaints rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising nom foul stomach hau-
Indigestion, Morbid lnaction Of tho Bowels and Pain
arising thcronoul faiuloncy boss OF Appetite All Ulcer
Gus and Cutantous Diseases which rcquO evacuant
Medicine Scroiula OF Kings Evil They also by purify
ing tho blood and stimulating the eysem cure many
complaints which n would not be supposed they could
reach such Deafness Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and
Nervous Irrnby, Dornngemonts OF the Liver and Kid
neys Gout and other kindred complaints arising nom
low state Of the body obstruction Of is functions
Do not be put on by unprincipled dealers with some
other pill :hey make profit on Ask for AYERs
Pills, and take nothing elso Nc other they can give
you compares with this in its intrinsic value curative
powers The sick want the best aid there Is for them,
and they should have Il.
Prepared by DIR. j. g. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
PmcE 20 CIs. BOX. FIyE B0xEs ToR sI.
SOLD BY
r. Med, GIBSON, aud 1. l.. st. JOHN & CO.,
Tilin, and Druggists generally. novl3.1y
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26
Court OF Common Pleas. Seneca county
nhfr

John woodward aud Charles Van Anleu rarneri nv nams
" WooiwsrlN Van Aolcn, painU, ag'inst Peter Grns,
lanes u Gross, William A. GHphy and Ioicph Rehm,
defendants,
THE said Peter Grnsa and James ID. Gross, win tNka no
tice cha, on tho Gih d1y of January, A. D. 1884, thr
nairNW hei hrir nainn IN civil action w said Court
against the ahfrs,i dcfoniau 10 witch petition they ,ny
w whstancr t7t they the E1rfs NJ iulrmunt Rrin
slil James d. Grnss aud Josiah Cnfheit n snid Court
In tho ~ el4l andcns AMI interest thereon since ~,
th dNy of July A. n lE3f, that the " the best ur
an inlni No. ~ 10 to town of Louisville n said county
tpn ,i Grnhv cxecued gaze unou said premises IA
tal James U Grtss which na'rtis au' advised isheld b,
tho said Peter Gross, palntins also ask that M lien,
upnn sni nfnmirt mrY BE- nnrthapd tho premises sold
and the fr proceeds applied 10 the payne Of Plaintiff,
said Judgment,
Said prton must be- answered on or before tho anh dny
OF Nanh 1888, of tho sNme will be taken te, AMI udr
mrnt rendered accor linrlv. J. T.. LEE.
in12.GW.p.G $500 Any for rltinN.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26

CkYsTAL MUCILLAGE-for business
- Men, At (anges1 PELAN's.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26
T HE EXTENpEp ooURs n

smhraee'ougthy practical ei from The various nasiaess
thm, and ~ designed for such dudenu a. may wish 10
spen1 longer than the time required by the Regular
eou,s laad hat gTatuituuyD preparatory 10 entering
some Special Honse
hy taking u ad1don the R.ten6sd Course the student
willie iaithallY and pro0ahly Employed six months,
IhhhAN NsHlf, "Ptnriicul and ornamental" in plliu
eauene ~ibo taught in lhe thorough and eieient
manner BY of the best Teachers in the West Besides
ep,pal method ttuaqhihg business Willing the Chin
ynwogtaphte System viii Also be tanshi fhlssystemi
popgNfsni recommended BY ont best edsc9onal men, 10
eaH'augtl lathe pubio chools Of Cleveland, Columbas
lwedo Many schools open for good teachers
'hlpthmopanhv, As to1ahs they eau be qualified.
hAllk LECTURES on Practical and fheoretica
uooN,heenieg, Mercantile Laws, Commercial Ethics 20
htcal Hgonouy, AT of Cnmputaion, Commercial Calcu,
auons, Necapule Culioms, banking, Exchange, Com
meeel bafoadips, CommoEeal History, Business Cores,
ponienue, teHmauship, etA.
The New Salt Of Roons of this College ooounie the
alton ln The city uated thoy are on the cornell
etthe tuhhcsquare and Superior sroet e0ordng fair
view uinst pars The ciy and The Lake, The roOms
efoneNty and asteiuy mrnshod, sufpassng in beauty
perhaps chose ofany in
The LAhlE5'OovRsE lsths same a. that Of ihe Gen
liemen, euoritng equa aohuss 10 padea who may wish
20 asail themselves otthe commercia CouTse.
The fnaepalhaving extensive business acqua utance
uatoS F
iNssch,6, silly
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26

a wOm,n is at the bottom Of all mis-
ohisf, sail jos, Yes said Frank, 'and
Wien | uSoi 10 get into mischief, my
mother was a. the 52iioa Of mel'
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26
T II E REGULAR CoURs'

inlcndcd To represent every species OF business oml(
smallest Retail to the hoadest aud most intricate al
Wholesale and Commissian, az weas Banking RAILROAD.
demanded presently vast aud constantly
Increasing Commerce.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26
TIIE COLLEGIATE COURSE

WIN embrace The most approved and practicsl farm, ot
keening book sby Double Entry n the various
ot mde and Commerce including the General Wholesale
inl h'ta mcfenntlo, ENchange, Commisson Mnnufact.
Hteamhoauhgi nlyidua Partnership and Compound Com.
pnHy Uurnets. Al manuscripts from which ihe Student
copies ore written n bold rapid business hand which will
iere a geat auSiay IN securing to him excellent
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26

ESPECIAL ATTE-;TIoN PAID TO
Insurance Of Dwellings, Farm Properly. cut-Buiid-
ing and ContentE
suehinsured Tor periods Of to years on tbe most "a
vorable terms.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26
PETITION FOR DIYOKOE.

BENJAMIN F WARNER, late resident Of Kno,
county In the state OF Ohio, will take notice that
hossio Warner tho 18th day ct January, A. H. is12
nlrd an the uoe OF the Clefk 90 tho Ooa of Cammon
feas of Seneca county, Ohio petition nrs,nr fora az.
solution oi The marriage contract existing between har aad
ihe taid epiamiu Wafneb and Nedglnr in substance
~ cause Tor The same gfos nerlect of duty aud hahtua
ansonno, te three yvaI last past the OF tho said
BENJAMIN u WArqpf. TX, WORU,
lnsaow'p'L $500 Ati'Y br rrotiionet
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-12-23
GBt 9artaa, Sntinel.
JAMES WI SOMERyMLE, Editor.
Telegraph to Cubn.

We understand that contracts are com.
pleted and that work will be Immediately
commenced at Savannah, Ga, for the con-
structioD of a telegraph line to Ferondina
Florida, thence by land to Cedar, and from
there to Key West by submarine cable
From the latter place, cable will also be
laid TO Cuba. The contractors for this work
will leave New York in few days for the
field of operations. 1t is intended to com.
plete the line to Key West by next summer,
when it " i'll be connected with Cuba as soon
as the cable can be laid. In the present
condition Of affairs In the Gulf Of Mexico, il
10 Of the highest importance to our Govern
ment that they have pre- mpt means of com.
munication with our fleets In those waters,
whose headquarters are at Key West
Aside from this fact, its importance to COM
merciul men will be duly appreciated both
North and South. Mr. c. 0. Walden, OF
New York, Is the Secretary of the Cuban
Telegraph Company.
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From Mn.h,ngtoul.

tWAkHrSeros CirT, December IS Hon.
Mr.. Gist, the new Governor Of South Caro-
lihs, ,iD his inaugural address, ssys IL Is 70 be.
hoped that no occasion will arise requfiDg
the State to call Upon her sons for the de-
Tense OF her rights and institutions, but be-
lieying this hope will prove fallacious, he
continues ave should not only tndeaVor
to unite the State, but the entire South, SO
that, when we csnno longer retain our place
as equals in the confederacy, we will be pre-
pared to form more perfect union under the
style and title OF the United States South" "
The Charleston Courier, Of Wednesday,
states that Hon. l.. NJ. Keitt will close his
congressional career tersserving ont the
The sesietsty II tbs ffsa.ury ha. adver.
tised for proposals,tO be received until the
oath Of January next, for . loan OF ten mil.
lion dollars, under the act OF Congress pass
ed in June last. The balance IN the trea.
sury is now S4,64l,00 ! receipts during the
last week, SL3l6,o 900; drafts paid, $780,
GOO; increase over the amount in the trea.
sury per last report, S547, 900.
Several prominent Mexicans held d con.
sultation last night in regard to that part oi
the Presidents message recommending the
military occupation Of chihuahua and Sono.
ra. Gen. Trias and Admiral German, who
were Of the number, left to day for Mexico
to inaugurute, 1t is said, an opposition to
such movement. a- sli %. ss.1"
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The Trust company ImbrsslIo

The Superior Court, as will be seen by
our Law Report, yesterday, fully mdintain.
ed the position previously assumed in rela.
ton to the assets Of the Trust Company.
Judge Storer, in giving the opinion, empHat.
ically asserted its jurisdiction, aid held also
that N. C. Mclean and ]. p. KilBredth,
Esqs., were in contempt, in their efforts,
through the United States Court, to compel
the delivery Of the assets in the hands OF
the Sheriff to the Receiver of that Court.
Il was stated however, that an attachment
would not be issued al present-the Court
probably being disposed to wait The next
nioveneht in he United States Court
Though not in SO many words. the course
of the Superior Court, in effect, admonshes
the Federal Court to meddle no more with
the Receiver Of the former or vengeance will
fall upon the Attorney and the innocent Re.
ceIver of the latter Court. It does not seek
I'd rebel the attacks Of the Circuit Court, but
to respond by an attack upon some body else.
Without doubt il the Circuit Court should
farther interfere with the Sheriff, the move.
ment will be followed on the part OF the
Superior Court by an attempt to punish the
Attorney and the Receiver. This has been
its mode Of warfare thus far, and may be
looked for in the future. ..,. ... ...,.4.
Mr.. Kilbreath, the Receiver Of the Uni.
ted States Court, yesterday afternoon again
demanded of the Sheriff the assets of the
Trust Company, and received for answer
that they were held under instructions from
the Superior Court, and would not be surren-
dered In this position, the matter remained
last evening. The next movement must of
course come from the United Suites Court,
bat what that will be, we have no intimation.
- Cincinnati Gdsette. t.,.........
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DIR. DELLENBAUGH's
January Appointments.

nR. DELLENBAUGH respectfully in.
IL forms the citizens Of Portage, stark and Trcabul
cou mites aud tho surrounding country, that be will
remain in the following places. All persons arrested
with any complaint Of Chronic nature are invited
to call for gratuitous consultation.
Cleveland, corner Kiusman ahd Vine st.. January
Ist, cd, Sd, 4 sih s 18th, llh, 18th, 10th, l7ih.
PORTAGE co.-esne,tsvIlle, Norton House 8, 7.
Rayenna, Collins Bouse, Jan. 10.
Palmyra, Lewis House, Jan. 10.
TRGABULL Co.-Warren, Gaskill House, = a N 10 2
sJMNIr CO. ~ 1kIoa, Empire Houss, Jan. II.
Z " - 'Maeedonia, ~ II. Pile, Jan. 3Oth.
,,,, ,,,,,,essco-s.,y,H ,HiSdson. Hotel, Jan. iplh.
HOLMES cos-StileFsbuFgs Empire H0uSe, Isib.
STARK COUNTY, -,csp.0ny yssos.r floa.s, Jan. si.,.
lis Wathesbasg, Hotsl, January IS.
81 - Mibefta, Yingling Housa, seth.
TUScARAWAs.-Hew Phiiud+lphia, Nelson lIouse,
23l and stIh. .--.-
.......-...-.- Mineral Point Station 0 A. NJ. TO
2,F.M.
CARROLL co.---Cafrolton, Patton House, 50, ~.
CoIUMBIANA.-Salinesv Il HiIiman House 20.
DR.. Dellenbaugh datters. hinsolf that ho can cure
Chronic e>mprints Of the oldes and most obstinate
char actet He uses no mureurial prepaTations, and
only medicines that are paftty vegetable.
DR.: D., Of Clsveand, p tbs son ofythe celebrated
eC:.fuy S ri Go ps:ns: 90
during &c years practice IN this State.
All diseases per.einiDe 10, Women and ChilJrca
Where Dr. b. pFoiSfI6ci ior patients, bis charge.
will be satisfactory. There s no enc In George
towR practcing on tho Dsllenbaueh system.
n. B. DR.. D. speaks the German language.
About two years ago my general health became SO
much impaired, and In short time there was an
eruption made its appearance on my face and body
assn mng the Very worst type Ofskin disesSe ao cali
ed by the Drsl Ny husband being ply scian, tried
different remedies, but ataled nothing. i then ap.
piled to othcr eminent phydcians, but got no relief.
By this time my head and face was a mass of sores
heard OF Or. Ds great success In treating chronic
diseases OF the skin. applied to him, and In le6s
my general health improved under his treatment 50
that Ipow enjoy good health In conclusion would
say those suffering from like diseases th0ud apply to
DR.. Delenbaugh. MRS. A, FOGRE,
Cleveland, April Ist 1853. 4.''' te nov asa,
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T'Ese End OF "a Desperate MA ~ !.

A man named Benjamin Lett, as we learn
from the milwaukee Ncws, died in that city, a
lew Gays since, and, as some Of the physici
ans believe and charge, with poison. How.
ever that may be, he has ended rather des,
perate and eventful life. Lett was famous
in the Canadian Patriot War, His father,
we believe, vas hung by The government OF
Canada, and this planted within him feel.
ing of revenge, which he never foyec,. He
blew up GenerUl Brooks morumen nj during
that war, and also set fire to the British sbis
Great Britain, in the port OF Osweeo, fol
which ohenss he was arrested tFied, and
found guilty, and sentenced to the Auburn
state Prison for teEIa Of years, but on bis
way 10 prison, msde bis escape from an of.
hcer, end was for time concealed, until q
reward of $500 was offered for him, and be.
ing informed by the wife of him who had #.
forded him shelter that he was about 70 sur.
render him up for the sake Of the reward, he
made h!s escape into Canada, where he was
eventually discovered, and was again obliged
TO make his escape from an upper story win.
dow ne was pursued and fred upon by bis
pursurers, but escaped from them and sue.
ceeded in getting to Buffalo, ia the State OF
New York, where he was aiterward arrested
and sent TO prison, and served out term OF
tve or seven years. n He was strong mus.
cuiar man, bold and daring, and became des.
Perate from the ignonainious desth inflicted
,uPonhis father, and swore evengeance against
his enemies, aRd never let an opportunity
pass to intilct i, whenever on opportunity Of.
tered. Il is not at all unlikely that MANY d
victimihas fallen By bic hands in Canada.-
lie was about forty-eightyears old y ~?
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IL. .IFGG SftE IJT' TEGI -IgVTT ara ~
DiMculty between, Congressman.

WASHINGTON CIT1s December ls.--4A dif
fcul,y occurred this morning between Com
sressnaeb English, Of Indiana, and Moptao.
n'ery' of..Pennsyfvdnia, ON Pennsylvania
avenre' The two members of Congress hap.
pened To- meet for the first time this session,
when Mr.. English. extending bis hand, said.
"How are you, Mr.. Montgomery 4" Mr..
Montgomery withheld his hand. and uttered
insulting expressions. something like II
don't speak to puppies = whereupun Mr..
English struck him a severe blow over The
head, breaking bis cane TO pieces rbv the
blow, and knocking Montgomery into The
gutter, but not entirely down. Montgomery,
on rising, hurled a brick at English, strikias
him on the boot, utdoing no injury to him.
MIR. English states 70 bis, ,friends that he was
entirely unarmed, and was hot aware thai
Mr.. Montgomery had any ill.feetine toword
him up to the time Of the reBcontFe. Mr..
Montgomery, as to strength. and size, ,is su.
Perior 4, Mr, English. ,s3,1 "a s,sq ID vbgs
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Nelson Lees account Of what he
saw Among the CANA nchecs.

The Albany Knickerbocksr notices the re.
turn to that city of Nelson Lee, who. was
taken prisoner by the Camanchee Indians in
1856, near Eagle Pass, while on his woy
from Texas to California. He furnishes the
following ;a 81. '7a f.''f' -.' 10 '"'
Lees life was epared because the India ns
could not raasdge repea ting watch which
he carried. The watch saved his life, In
the Camunche camp, Mr.. Lee found no less
than twenty-eight captured white women,
and sohie Thirty or forty children. A day OF
two after he Arrived III camp, they massa.
cred an Eng lish woman, named Anna Has.
kin, in a most cruel manner. They tied her
naked to tree, and in the presence of her
two dstshterss Margafet and Harriet Haskin
inflicted the most revolving cruelties upon
her.. Before Mrs. Haskin was finally de.
spatched, she was tortured for nearly hulf a
day, during which time the Indians became
excited With liquor and danced about her like
so many demons. They took sharp pieces
of flint and cut her flesh in all possible di.
rectons. Mrs. iHaskin and her daughters
were captured while on their way TO the
Mormon settlement at Salt Lake, The
daughters still remain with the Indians, their
ages are n and 10. Lee made bis escape in
the followingmanuer. He was accom- panv.
ing the chief Of the Camanches to lodge
some miles distant. During the tramp they
met party of Indians; the Indians gave the
chief a skin filled with liquor. The chief
drank of the spirits and became excited
Arriving at Q creek he dismonnted and stoop-
ed down 10 drink. At this moment Lee seiz.
ed his tomahpwk, split bis head open. and
killed him Instantly. He then took the
chiefs rife, mounted the chiefs horse and
put for Mexico. When he reached Mexico
he was completely naked, while his feet and
legs we're 50 swollen from being cut BY the
cactus plant, that he could go, only some
eight miles a day. The last bundled miles
be did on foot. his horse having died Of ex.
haustion. The Mexicans treated him verv
kindly, and gave him money and clothing to
reach home. The clothes he now wears tu in
Albany are those given him by the Next
CuHss 70 n3.n lr IS yct IIiV ,aiUEHT9Ey JA
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Notice.
wa ,.. Notice. ,aN hr&
FLISHA GARRETT ard Nancy r c.,:

NLISHA GARRETT aid Nancy E. Gar:
Ia rett. Of the State Of Missouri; will Ake notice
that Thomas Campbell did on tho nth day Of Decem:
Der, A. D., 1885, le his petition In the court Of Com.
mon Pleas. within aud for the county Of Portage, in
the State Of Ohio, against the said Elisha Garrett and
Nancy e. Garreti setting forth that the said ElishN
bell on certain lands aad tenements, water privi.
leges and machinery, in the township Pars in said
county Of Portage, being part Of f6t No. "a in said
township tnown as Village Lots 30 81 and 22 in Tho
village Of NEWPORT, to secure the payment OF four.
teen hundred dollars to said Thomas Campbell, &C.
cofdng to cet1in notes teferted 10 III said mortgage
and pray that said Elisha Garrett may nay C6
with interest ut ton per cent from May 9si, is57 and
an nual Interest ut ten cent from said date on tho
balance Of sud sum Of $l40O, or that said premises
NAV be sold 10 pay the same, and also the sum of
1888 "a to become due as stated in said petition.
And said Elisha and Nancy Garrett are notified
that they are required to appear and said Ne:
tUn or before the LIST Saturday after tho 9th aS
January A. D., 1859. SIG ,..... /. l.. FULLER.
December, %, 1SJS-0w. PI6's ATTY.
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Notice
II LISHA! GARRETT and Nancy r.. Chr:

IL rett, Of the state Of Missouri will take notice
that John Mphensmith did the IIth day of Docem-
Der, A. D., 1858 e his petition in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas within and for the county of Portage, in
the State of oio against the said Elisha CARROTS
and Nancy +. Garrett. setting forth that the said
Elisha and Nancy Z. gave mortgage to said Jonn
Mohensmith on certain lands and water privileges In
the township Of Neson in the said county Of Portage
being part of lot No. in the said Township, known
rs tho Grst and saw Mill proper rty. and tho Clothing
ship, to seSufs the payment Of $3.50 according to
certain notes referred to in said mortgage, praying
that said Elisha Garrett may pay $500 with interest
per cent from April l, 1858, or that said premises
may 60 sold ny the same, and also Si27o will in
forest from faid pril lst 1858 at per cent. And said
Elisha End Nancy r. 9aftet are notified that they aro
required to appear and nts%er shid Petition on or
before tho thftd Saturday aflcrths aIh day Of Jam
uary next. '" jUtfK mOEHENSMITH,
Dec. 23 lsj6-6T: .a'~s l:L.5Fufler, his Any.
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TO al! whom IL may & Go ..cern.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the next
~ term Of the rt OF Common Pleas ofthe county
Of Portage and State OF Ohio, Alfred Robinson and
clarssa Robinson, his wife, her behalf will apply
eel of land sold for taxes at the tax sale held on the
18th Of December 1896 BY tho Auditor Of said
county OF Porage, to John Campbell for the sum- Of
seventy.soven cents and two mills; which tract or
parcel ofland at the time Of the said aale thereof was
enter ed and stood, upon tho tax duplicate, Ia the
name Of Ciarissa Bcatd-pow CiaFissa Robinson+4and
was described terein being in range 2, township
lot 10, part ,acpntalnine $50 acres and there s
entry on said tax duplic ate Rs wen the record Of
was sold to- John Campbell. and said Tseord thai n
was soid for77 cents and Mills, the tax and in.erest
and penslt los thsrSon fertile gsarieUS. ,b @Y9Is
z Dated this 10Th d6y OF December, 1883,
a nj sssfye II 's3ii tsiCLARiSSA NOBlESON.a
! Ip.s.t,,.y s. ,sss ~ ALFREp RoBlssoN.
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GOne Of the young British priacoe, !, is
stated, will visit Canada, 10 a few -moaths.
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." Ncw Ysars's Eve. Festival.

~ slst. 1858. Music by WnirE's celebrated Bara
aA Carriages will be in attendsiiteif lfe weather
is unfavorablp. Cards Of admission 81 ,5G. Gentle
men will positively not be adnTlicd without Tickets.
Dec: %, lSsS-2w. y ...E ..t.....- ,... ~
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Legal Noflce., 4,
" 2 ~ > NV . GsETJtfITf-7 :,
Attn Cll alloalf Notice.

,.LM,,, 8. g11SS'rssHH'N' w NWtHfss fIiff4 tlF1
ss sssiasiat p 3 tyasss ss1ssS q 4i sss "fsss ssasS
benjamin Jones, Defendant, Msptns Tevs vsshiP,
'ss'HiLD Rdfthes county, OHIO.
I'm the 26th dsy Of November, 1858, said
Justlse issued an, sFler of A!eehnieRth In tho
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