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Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31

DEATH OF w. l. FERGUsoN-At the last
monthly meeting of Knickerbocker Engine
Co, No. 5, says the Union, a very feeling
and affecting letter was received by the COM
pany from the family of the late VIM. l.
Ferguson, in response to the resolutions pass
ed by the company, and the letter accompa-
nying the same.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31

ES- Alta Democratic caucus of the Senate,
it has been agreed that Green shall be sub
stituted for Douglas as Chairman of the Com
mittee on Territories. These are the same
glorious fellows that went for the admission
of Kansas under the Lecompton constitution,
when they kneW that the people had voted
that instrument down
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31

csS- Richard Doyle has been discharged
by Judge Coon. of San Francisco, after
trial for beating his wife. As soon as releas-
ed he preferred charge against her for beat
ing him. Happy coupled
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31

tB-The publisher of the Oregon Weekly
Times is without an editor. He says he in
tends to get one that oiH support the Admin.
istration Are editors in Oregon, that sup
port the Administration, SO very scarce,
than 2
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31

EB-By information from Louisiana, from
good source, to parties in Washington. it
would appear that Senator Slidell has diff
cult road to travel to obtain his reelection to
the Senate. 1t is thought Mr. Soule will de
feat him and obtain his place.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31

MR. +. n. DAvIDS IN is our Agent In Sacramento
and Is authorized to receive subscriptions and adver
tlsements and to receipt for the same. Office at E.
b. Davdson's Post Office Exchange, 4th street, be-
tween and X, near the Post Office.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31

ASSAULT am BArTERy.--In the Fourth Dis
trict Court, yesterday, says the S. F. Herald
of Wednesday, Charles Morrill, commenced
an action against VIM. Stott, Sam. Brannan
and John Doe Carr, to recover 10000 dam.
ages for an alleged assault and battery com.
mitted by defendants, Sept. 10th, last on
board the steamer Sonora, while on the high
seas,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31

UNHEALTHY. Coroner, during his in.
yestigation, last evening, as to the recent
death of VIM. Bunting in the City Prison,
on Saturday last. took occasion to say that
the asphatum pavement in the cells. was un-
healthy, and the cause of much evils. r.
Call.
Why don't the city tear them up. and sub
stitute wood or brick?
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31

Agency NOtIce.-Mr. L. p, FISHER Is our only
authorized agent in San Francisco to receive advcr-
tsement receipt for the same, and to transac bu,-
ness generally for the OEMOcRAT. Office 1711& Wash
instOn street, Cup stairs nearly opposite Magures
Opera House.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31

LIBERAL~-Mark Brumagim d Co., have
presented the children of the Roman Catho.
lie Orphan Asylum, of San Francisco, 800
as q Christmas box.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31

HEALrHY.-Only three deaths occurred in
Sacramento during the week ending Dec. 25,
one of which was an infant.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31
MARYSvILLB.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3Ist, 1853.

81 hare sloorn on the altar ofBiy country eter-
nal eRmity 10 eDery form Of tyranny orer the
mind Of mar" THos. JEFFERSON
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31

EE-Look at the Club House bulletin board
to-day for New Years sports.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31

HoIIowny's PIIls.-When the flesh wastes, the
strength Declines the liver becomes torpid, and the
bowels irregular Indigestion is the primary cause In
all such cases Holloway's Pills are an Immediate new
or failing cure
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31

FATAL SHOOTING AfFRAY.-A fatal shooting
affray, says the Nevada Democrat of Wednes-
day, occurred at Hunts Hill, last Saturday
Afternoon. A man named John Reese told Il
Mr.. Samuel that he could beat him at shoot
ing for five dollars shot. Samuel said he
had but fifty cents, when Reese remarked
that's man was getting id low who had
only fifty cents, and struck at Samuel, who
warded off the blow, and struck back
Reese Immediately stepped back, drew his
revolver and fired at Samuel. The latter
stopped down as the pistol was discharged,
the ball passed over his head, and took effect
in the breast of Daniel Snider, who was
standing behind Samuel. The ball entered
near the right collar bone, passed down and
lodged against the skin near the back bone.
snyder told II friend that he was shot in the
breast, and then walked into house and sat
down in a chair lie soon became faint and
was laid on the floor and died in about half
an hour after being shot. Reese walked off
before it was known that Snyder was dan.
serously injured, and has not been heard
from since. Mr.. Snyder was formerly from
Pennsylvania, and about 81 years old lie
has been in this country since 1855 Reese
has a bad reputation, is quarrelsome, and is
reported to have killed a number of men in
this country. Last Friday evening, he raised
a disturbance at a ball in Walloupa and
fired two shots at one of the managers, but
luckily without effect The friends of Mr..
Snyder are endeavoring to get up a reward
for the apprehension of Reese.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31
SENATE HOUSE SALOON.
Come and Judge for Yourselves.
-gyHE UNDERSTGNED.

TEVIIE UNDERSIGNED, Proprietor Of the
n above named SALOON, has just received from
the large exporting house of Sewel Taylor, New Or
leans, fine stock of the very best and purest IL
QUOR5 in the United States, consisting in part, of
the following named articles:
Fine Brandy, fine Holland Gin, the best Scotch and
Irish Whskey, Old Port Wine, Madeira Wine Duff
Gordon Sherry, and the finest kind of Bourbon Whis
key, Old Apple Jack Brandy. Ale and Porter, Caawba
Wine, (''the mellow, rich Catawba,') Anchor brand
Champagne, Schneider Champagne, Heidslck, and all
other articles of Wines.
The undersigned has all the above for sale by the
bottle or by retail, warranted of the first purity
Families rely on getting pure and good arti-
Gle of Old Port Wine any other Liquor used in cases
of sickness, by sending to this establishment.
The undersigned will be always on hand, in person,
behind the Bar, and will be ready to furnish custom
ers with all such hot drinks as old fashioned Hot
Apple Toddies, Tom and Jerry, Egg Nogg and all
other hot or spicy Drinks that may be demanded.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31
S1elt, advertisements.

re- We would advise those who have not purchas-
ed their Winter Stock of Clothing to do so immedi-
ately, of Houston, Hastings Co. They are selling
Of their immense stock of Fine Clothing at cost, for
the next G0days.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31
To EkIaCksmifhs and

~ B--GeHtlemen can be accommodated with
Rooms. by the week, day night, by leaving orders
at the Bar. dec23-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-31
THE SENATE SALOON

viii always be quiet and well conducted place
resort, where gentlemen may find themselves sur
rounded by circumstances Of comfort and everything
that may tend to make their visit agreeable
ROBERT T. O'HANLON.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

Papaion ~ the hear pain In the side weakness Of the
spine and small Of The back pain Of the hip Joint when you
retire. rregnafy cf the bowels, and ulso that most ex.
nnnlnLlmn of dI.nhana Ilrn =
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

The Colcgs JoWnd Of Medical Science.
NDNrItlY Magazine OF o. pagcs, conducted by the
a Faculty o tho Erlrciin College ot Mclione, s pub
,hnl no ono nn1r1 Nrar PAYABLE n advance. The vol.
uWo ni ir iOuryiL commcurrs with the ycBr Communi.
gl'uUf for uh,dpion, or for specimen nuuho should bo
drcctolto
nr e.. u. Gle AVELAND. Publl,her.
iu}21f 100 eeycuJhur Cincipnaa, Ohio
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

NTANNSSAll Grove aud Malinda Grove md Anthem,
vi J. Sanders thoir GuarlNui Jacob Grnve, and JNool
Crouc his Gunrani aud John g.. Osian and Rohcccn Os
bu his Wfc will take notice, that the 2ist day Of Jnnu
nty d. isi4 John Chambers nlod petition IN tho Cour
ct Common c1s OF Seneca county, Ohio where the
s now pending demanding assignment Of dowcr Ia, hnt
partition oG ho following aml tonment',
wits
The soutihafofue norhensq quaror of section SIX (6l
iu oNushp one, t), uof OF range thirteen 3l, In Sen
Goa caun Ohio and containing eighty ono aud oityi6ur
hunlfelihs nrrss ct landj ng follows, to.wiG
10 tho said Robceca usuan the full and equal third
Rv OF said lands and oncmcnt as and for her dover
into heoini and that partition be made OF said premises,
us nlOWa, tu.wU
To tho said John Chambers, tho ful and equal half
parl thereof 10 tho said Mansysah Grove the one m and
equal fourth part urro and 20 tho said Nanda and Jacob
Grove, uAuh, the fail and equal eighth part thereof
AZ hruvNtgr NJ satd Court, application wlho made
10y said John Chamhcr Tor olet that dover be assigned
iu, aud parUonhe made Of, saidpremiscs, accorinrN
I...r JAMES PILLARS,
iue2Nv.p. E. $3.50. ATTY orpctf
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n HE EXTENDED oOURsF

practica sets frnm tho various Dus
tFm,' end Is designed to such siudonis as NAV ,gih H.
g.nl 'ouseI toan the time rcQuired by The ReguIsy
some Speculation ~ '''' p" N"'oF'ng
Xxx l,A,ns g addlont the Extended Course the stndon,
",,'eSs,at.lNlh aud Proatahly cmpoyed 81 nlonths
IhNMANeHllh practical and Ornamental. p In sui,.
.'oA' Nlhbo iaught In the most thorough and eicsnt
enn, ny one Of the hesttearhcr in tho West Bc,iiss
" su,ual me'hodoi teAohur Business Whiting the Cbi,
gephlo system will also be taught Thssvsten ~
peaI ahN recommended BY best educational men RI
oNtaughtl Public Schools of Cleveland Counb x
Soly, MANY other schools opsR FOR good aeber ~
Wl,,,'eeogs ,sg eoon us they can be qualified
bAAh lsENlORES Practical aud Then,,tl..
neoA heoplog hercautle Laws, Commercial Eihirs p
nueM hyonNuy, Art of CampuiSiion, Commercial Csi,n
lMl"hsl MefoNnue Custnns, banking, EKchanrv f'one
merSel hWfoadng oommoFoia History, Businsss torss
ponutneo, fenmanyhln, etc.
The New Sutt Of Rooms Of This Coiere oo,rni.. ~ -
ia thecty siiuaed asthoy on the corner
eihe ophn Square and Superior street, aflrling G,i,
view or most parts Of The city and the Lake Tie rooms
efeneaiN and tasiculy frnished surpasstne In beant
those ofuny N
, lne lAhiESpouRSE Is tho SANE IS that of the Gan
'wen gonhns oqnalncilties 10 alllsdies who NAV
n at az lhcnsoh at the Guumeuci N Contse
M t.slpelnNNlne an extensive business acqueiuanc q,
uaies, '-@'| Ni"iA kial'
March Oh 51ly -
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

CRYSTAL MUCILLAGE-for Business
~ men,at (aug2Sl PELAN's.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05
Court OF Common Pleas, Seneca county,
Ohio.

WiMon r. Ncolcy,v. Horny +. Merry, ct al
DICIINRp Wiutpm1, hsw wifo Anna o. Williams and
~ Ellen O,h'r,i tho State ofNew York will take no.
uyp hlt William A. Nvcry, ct tho county OF Seneca, aud
State &C ohio, $40 ou tho goth dNyot January, A. H. ls5e
NIy ha pct ton ia tho Cont of Common Pleas within and
ur tr uourtynt Srneru ip aid State gt OHIO against ou,
Auua q. uboru, Elizabeth r. Osborn, John a.. oshorn,
George O.hofp, Mary Osborn. ElWaUl OshnFn, ucny H.
Ncrry, W U liuu and Eat nn dtiendants; settling forth
h7 IS. r. Osbom, drcoaicI, gnvr mortgage to the said
William e. Ncrlcy the west half Of tho South Wos quar-.
r unl tho uotb quarter Of the south west quarcr ol
SECTION TWEEN. yhruo, l23) Township hrce, t3l, Range
dhccn, laA i'scucca County phioi containing 20 acre.
moo OF loss 10 sayuc thc payment ot Five Nuudied aud
lWthtf, tSAO doAfs, according 20 cerain referred
10 tn said morrnrc, That since The giving mortgage,
tho said Osborn cd ncsatc, leaving Anna c. Osborn hi,
widow, and Elizabeth r., John - Gcorgc, Mafy Ellen,
and Edward Osborn, aud Anna %. Williams, his children
and hfu. That Richard Williams l. the husband OF
Anua %. Williams aud ilgny n MeUy the duly qualified
aUd 8UuDT HAWtnsTlturot Estate OFF, y. Osborn, dc.
ceased, THAI r dsrnans LanoAnd Bul claim spmc iu.
fur.r n said n m Der he sail E,f O,hotn, aud pray,
ur hAt said administrator pas said now claimed 10 10
uu with ihrf'st that said premises may De sold pay
tAo andthe said Richard Niu,ns, Anna o, VII
NamS and Eluu uslurn notified that thoy appear aud
answer said petition un Or bctor the thjd SATURDAY amer
h0 20lh day OfJ JanuurB A. ID, ls7a. ". -r.|f
D. J, BARTLETT n SON,
lu22Gw PlI AuSa.
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7 ~ D REGULAR OOuRs

etendea 10 represeut every species OF business fopA
sWsesl hela 10 the heaviest and nost MITIGATE 4,
NN"''s"lg dNommssiou, wellas Banking Railroad
increasing CommsTcs '' S''-'4"'y
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

Ayers CathartiC Pills.

VNuE sciences Of Chemistry aud Medicine have been
L taxed their utmost 70 produce this best most perfect
purgntiyc which known to man. Inuumcrablc proofs
arc shown TINT these Pills have virtues which surpass In
excellence the ordinary medicines and that toy win
prcccdontedy upon the esteem Of all men. Thoyarc fo
and pleasant 10 take, but powerful 10 cure. Their pene-
tang properties stimulate the vital activities Of the body
remove tho distractions Of its organs, purify ho blood
and expcl disease. Thcypurgc ont the foul humos which
breed and grow diatompcr stimulate sluggish dsor
dsrod organs into their natural action and impart healthy
tone with strength 10 tho whole system. Not only do
they cure tho everyday complaints Of every body, but
aso formidable and dangerous diseases that have btaed
tho best Of human skill Whio they f-oddce powerful
ects they are nj the time n diminished dosos tho
safest aud best physic that be employed for children
Being sugarcoated they pleasant to takes and being
purely vegetable ee from any rsk Of harm. Cures
have been made which surpass belief they not sr
sautlaed by Of such exalted position and character
as TO forbid tho suspicion Of untruth Many eminent
cergymcn and physicians have lent their names to cei
y TO the public tho reliability Of my remedies, while 9TH
have sent the assurance Of their conviction that
my Preparations contribute immensely to the relief Of my
afflicted, suffering fellow-men.
The Agent below named pleased 10 furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions for their and
certificates Of their cures, Of the following complaints
Costivencss, bilious Complaints, rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising from foul stomach, Nau-
sea Indigestion, Morbid Inacon Of the Bowels and Pain
arising thercfo, Flauency Loss Of Appetite all Ulcer
Gus nnd Cuuncous Diseases which require an eyacuant
Medicine Scrofnia or XII 's Evil They also, by purify
ing tho blood and stimulating tho system, cure many
complaints which II would not be supposed they could
reach such Deafness Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and
Nervous lrinbiity Derangemens Of the Liver and Kid
ncys, Gout and other Kindred complaints arising from
low state Of tho body obstruction Of It's functions
Do not be put of by unprinciped dealers with some
other Pill they make profit on. Ask for AYER's
Pills, and take nothing else. No other they give
You compares with ths In rs intrinsic value curative
powers The sick want the beet aid thore Is for them,
and they should bavs Il.
Prepared by DIR. y. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
PEoE 20 Chs. PER Box. RIvE BOXES ToR 81.
SOLD BY
Il, Med. GIBSON and |. l.. st. JOHN & CO.,
Iillin nnd Drnnnista nnnnrnllv nnVIl.Iv
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PRESERVE YOUR TEETH !
kr1e-.re5n9
utdrfp

WOULD YOU HAVE HEALTu7
WOULD YOU HAVECOMFORTf
WOULD YOU HAVE BEAUTYq
Wonllyou instead oflisou1cd gums liberated teeth
iatid andloMhsowo bfcath have health baauty a wee
Dfehth'qomlnHhad d'louulinoss--pfesorey youftecih
lDu's lnAs 10 NSSrgnsy
Tcnderlh procrsionnlsotvioes 20 the pcone ofrimn
and vicinity sud y uy prapa rod insert that latest and
mosthcuuu tylosof incn-ruphlc teeth, from one TO
ullc1sc, on gold, silver rGuul pcrchu.
ms uungahra not OF that soft spougy 20 Nture woh In
sead OF beaniiNing absolutely niure and destroy tho
toeth thuH troHind Hut arc perfectly solid, beautifully
polished adc Enthusiastically preserve the teeth for years.
Ioethuehned In the best manner without pain. Dis
oasod gums aud uloperatons performed
with sNillnn ndcarc. tf-PA RrtCULA2 ATTENTION
PAID TO. CORRECTING IRREGULARITIES IN
bhlhukEhs TEETH. <5 The hest references md
specimens OF his work mayhe seen nta mea athisoiioe
IN Lonbs Hloek, White n Bros. Store.
Tiihn, Nov. %, $50. tr
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Court Of Common TIcns, Seneca county,
nIln.

John Woodward md Charles Van Audcn partners hy name
Ut Woodward Van Anlcn, plaintiff against Peter Gross
James u. Grois, William A. GTiphy md Joseph Rohm
dulcniNnla. ..#
'VifE said Peter Cifou and James D. Gross, will Akb no.
Urn that tho 10Th day of Ianuhry A. D. 1882 the
against the aforesaid defendants In hpetuon they SAY
u tuAnrc, hAtucy tho nSners NJ Iurnen aFains
said James ~ Cross aud Josiah Corhctt said Cont
IN tho " a2 nndcos, nnd interest thereon since IN,
lsh d0y nr Juv A, d. 1855, that tho same Is tho host or
inot 80. Il, In tho town Of Louisville, In said county
at sld Gphy executed amoHrauc upon snd promises Ia
said lnos d. Gross which plaintiff advised hold by
tho said Peter Gross. PLAINTIFF ,Rl,o qsk that nl hen'
sll premises may be nafhhllad, the premises sold
md the dr proceeds applied to the payment Of Pant
sAid Judgment
~ March, leA7 " tho same will bo lakon truo and ude
mont rendered accordingly, J. q, LEE, "
in2l.dw.p.E s3,UO I'D. .. Auy fof Pltni
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISC OWENW
- me tgt.
M H"".
MR. KENNEDY, of Ro1bufy, has discovered IN ons o
MI ouf common ps,tufe weeds remedy thntoures
EVERY KIND or HUMOR,g
c Al Cct L.. A..
Do,,,,,c,, D;,,,,1o
Wobas titled ID In over eleven hundred eases and mover
failed e,cept Two o,,s,. sbo,b ilmn5ermmorj Il has
now IN b. roueicn over handred oerifcaiei Of iu
value, 9ll within iveniy mile, Of Boston. -,.
6rot,tielo bo@, 'ili ,.o tho ,o,,tliTl of Pimgls,
on :he facs.
Iwogf utee bottles viii cieai thc ytiem Of biies.
& Xxx @ toasaS wa"an'' 'o euro Tho worst in'h'
rbrcoto fyobioss s.o ,,yapted TO ou-stbo ,ort lind
Of Ery,ipelas.
tg ior.s .,, 4, "a o,,, ali y,o. In tho
Eyes.
p3,,os pc WaIiniou 70 cure FuhH'lg oi 'n' H'''
~ R y, 9,,oiE t',iE .. W ',',.. . 4 a.. . , - ..
Epi 70 tA eoss a' "AfiaA' 70 euio CORRUPT enu tun'
hi9g uEer; ,s.,,
g ggno no'te wy oato soaly efuplon q lhe l.in'
psrga,te ease o. ihcumatisu'.
Ies 20 l9a uo,ls' Htg Wannnted 70 cure 'as lguia'
9pltes Wl'lo ths Wot'. case oi
ROXBGRY, hlAss
DEAR MtrAM-The repntatloa of he Medical Discov.
cry, curing a Kind of hpnors 20 well ofahi shed by
the unanimous voice Of al who hayo ever nsed NJ tha
need not ~ anything on ibe subject as The iliul phys
s 'g l'o Df'Rsi''' ue eouny o'e uu
an'nlou' ln wv ~ " WNss; ,,-,,,,
an e'ehng lhg heol,al Di'covefy 20 your nogo' do
WIZ wy on hi unfluN. power ~ renewing
e 'hp curing most o. ihge d',eh'e 60 Ymeh you hrc nm
adse,osu,s mo.is,. ' '''''' " '
NttDeYNrc gopu nyorr-rrr
| t, ~ a. ~ y n l'.,Ai'Ni ''Ot'' WIZ ~ .-, -.
cute9 H py Rmfnclei your own temper restored e
~, ,we"ine. ena ygn' oale irn ,ho,i a1d relu
NAP, iocAm ung 9Werl slumhcrs anhhe Medical Dscov
cry n9e9me' fountain OF blessing TO your husband ant
W.. i 11,o"I
III "'o more uu' ahoeu llasua o.
CANkER
| IL extends 10 tho stomach, causing
| nVepEpetA
| TOT I'd oAA'
which is nothing but the st0mnohi then 10 th
inicsiino' and
! YrDNEve
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RAW AND tNFLAMED,

your food disrcages you, and You only take certain
Minds and even Of TINT your system does not ret haIf tho
nuufshmcnt it conansa hc acrmonous fluid Of The can
er cas upi then your compron loses iis bloom and be-
comes sa0w rb'eniih, and Won't best day Is zone Po
want Of nourshrt yonr syscm become loose aud fahhv
ond Tho dhres of ycuT body become relaxed Then follow
tain Of diseases watch the Medical Discovery is pecu
ariy adapted TO
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NEW GOODsI NEW GOODSN
COurtof Common Pleas Seneca county
Ohio.

Ohio.
Bcniamin Sanford, PlaiuH vs. Lewis Kelly and Amelia
hrly MS wife, Ebenezer Andrews and l. r. Gilbert
defendants
INlE Defendants, Lowisand Amelia Kclly will take no.
ice that the Plaintiff, the 5th day OF January
u TO. He'd In said Court, his petition wherein he saws
n substance that surety ioT said Lewis Kelly 70 Andrew
Glenn upon note Of date January 90 A. D. ip55 he maid
OIL said note and Ny thereof there due 10 him from
said Lewis Kelly SltOO and interest hcfeo~ a
since the Goth day Of July, A H. taj7 Also thnt on the
3lth day Of January, A. D. iSij, sad TeWit Kelly gave
plaintiff mortgage, him against B loss as snrey
ot said Lewis to said Glenn upon the nonh half Of Lot No
" m location No one, section Nos. II and l2 township No
,, NJ r. l7in Seneca Co.. Ohio, which said mortgage is
now the first lien on said promises,
Ao that said mortgage given before the said Ame.
liza became the vile OF said Lewis Kelly.
Also that plaintiff surety for said LOWS Kelly 10
Nlcssor hnrkcT, upon Of date Oct. H. Is56 and
which pahit took up and by thereof there Is due
To him from said LOWS, thousand dollars and interest
AZ ten por cent. since Oct. N ts51 aud for which said
amounts anduiercst he plaintiff asks for Judgment against
the defendant lewis kciy, FOR the sale OF the mortgage
premises, well a hat said Amelia bo barred Of claim to
Or expectancy OF dover in said premises,
Plaintiff has also caused uachmontt To issue against
dc ofpudant Lewis Kelly
sah Petition must be ansWeredhy the 18th day Of March
A. D. 1888, or tho same viii be taken strue.
J. c. LEE,
Jns-Gw.p $3.50 ATTY forPl'R
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Country Merchants,
WI do well ltoeNamine stock before puroh,.,r
-i misttf.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05
Isaac Straub'S Patent P0rta5l
I'D GaSnainn lE,na- ID

UITWWtNV WtIt8,
ENlR FIGURING WImAr, GRINniNu CoaN MRAL SMALL
II GRAtN FgRn, &o a. wolas wholeears Of corn teoll
IA one operation.
These celebrated Mills manpfotuTe ont Of the best
quality OF fonoh buH Bhoki, with much oaTs. build
n different sizes, prices Iangng from eghyGye two
hundred anl dny dolan. These Mills eonnue 20 tts the
ournt of sonpositioa aud superior for "a purposes
especially for wheat douTiAg. Also
Straub'S Patent Portable Saao- NIL,
called "Riag eft6e Woods"
Thsis % ngerious and useful saw.NIl 10 make lnmber
iu the woods. Thh min 30 run BY animal steam or
water power
Those Wishing 70 know fully about the pr,noipe upon
which they arr bu and ihopces OF each size as we AZ
the ers ut eaiet &c, viii please dfess me- asking Book
of Description, which willman anl phots Who
10 so viii waite, Ga plain, Tetablglmgaage The Namo
post Oliue, COUNTY, and state.
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strikes atthe very ggumnatinepoins Of the Science, 70.
Nsanglle great natural two-iOd division of the Ledger
Mherchyi ieeu tho prupcr ne Of damarkation beten
WMahu,heprcsentatiye Property and the governing law
WNei ~ regards its affecting the two classes Of ac.
'h9se OF The same GLASS, In every variety ai
'ens stripping this most useful and haaut l
ol much OF q, ne hpnured my yscTios made such
hI Arhuap nUd utallhio rules meaninaass G,,,n, AMI
alfo notons antheuoo onables the student to nogit
so"eeinolons Of accounts a. embodied ia actual praeee
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safesmarptogfeSsiye series Of manuscript cards
siesa'9 somoNhata as 10 the variety Of transactions IL
'alN'f'han mere feutno aud actual formula, nv al
lhe reason and Judgment Of The STUDENT who su
w whine view OF opprehvnding aud arriving at result,
s9d SO ou h uvcsusutons with much greater CON
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