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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05
Cosmopolitan Art Associntion.

The annual distribution Of works Of Ar. BY
this Association, which was advertised to come
or on the 2sth Of January has been postponed
10 the 2jth Of March. The subscription books
will be open ull tina. time, affordiug an opportu-
nifty to all those 10 subscribe, Who have not al
ready douo so. Mr.. J. II. Piuengor is agent for
this place. Let all those who admire Beauty
with "nothing TO wear" put in Cor The Greek
Slave.
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Mad Rirer b Lake Erie RalIroad.

On and after Monday, January 25th, this Com
pany will run Passenger Train between San
dusSy and Findlay.
Leaving Findlsy at 500 A. NJ, and sandusky
lat 3.45 p NJ.
The Train from Findlay will connect at Clyde
with Train on Cleveland and Toledo R. R., going
West. AZ sanduaky, with train on c. & 7. r.
R., going East
Returning, will connect at Clyde with train on
G. & T. r. R., going East, and arrive at Findlay
at 8 Pm. JOHN II. HUDSON, Supt.
Sandusky, Jan. %, '5s
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FOR SALE an THIS OFFICE.

One Full Scholarship in Folsom's Conner
cial College, Cleveland, o.
One Full Scholarship in tho Ohio State and
Union Law College, Cleveland, o.
One full Scholarship In the Eclectic College
Of Medicine, Cincinnati, o.
All Of the above will bo sold very cheap for
cash.
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GrWe learn from the Bueyrus Journal that
our friend d. w. swigars, Esq, is about to mi.
crate to Cleveland, where he intends to continue
The practice Of Law. Success attend thee, Dam
al
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valentineaI Ynlenllne.l

A Splendid Lot-Comc and Sentimental
Valentines arc the very things for bashfui lovers
Go and examine them at PELAN,s.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

The celebrated Hutchinson Family will give a
Concert at Webster Han, this Thursday eve
ming. We hope they will have q good house.
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Job Printing,

OF all kinds from the largest Poster down TO
the smallest Card, executed at this Office, very
low and in a style not TO be surpassed, by any
Office in the State.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

uJ-0ur freud Of the ADvsRrsEa, ve under.
stand, has in press a work, entitled "Tho Mys,e-
ries Of nfiu." Il likely 10 create a sensation.
We speak for a copy in advance
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

uTTbo LOCAL editor Of tho Bucyrui JouaSaL
gets on the biggest yarns on the smalles, capital,
Of any editor We know Of in The State.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

Anull.course scholarship in ibe Ohio State and
Union Law College at Cleveland, for sale a. this
Office at a great reduction.
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AYERS CATHARrIC PILLS!
PILE tknt are PiLLal

Prof Hayes State Chemist Of Masshohuotts says they
are tho best Of oil Pills, and annexed who eer
fy that d.. Hayes knows, vzi
HI Garlner, Governor Of Mass.
Emory Washburn Ex Gov OF Mass
Simeon Brown, Lieut. Gov Of Mas
NJ Wright, Secretary OF State of Mass
tIohn n Fitzpatrick, Catholic Bishop Of Boston.
Prof John orey Of the College OF Physicians and Sur
reons, New York City.
Or T Jackson, Geolog't Of he Public Lands Of the
limited Slater.
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uFOur thanks ore due Hon. W. Paine, Hon.
R. McKelly and Mr. Geo. g. Benham for valuA-
bic slatn dncnmanla.
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Men that are Men!


Among the diseases his Pnhas cured with astonishing
pidity, may meniion'
Costlyeness, bilious complaints, rheumatism, dFopsy,
HEARTBURN, headache arising from foul stomueh nausea
morbid naotion Of the bowels and pain arising
thereom hausncy loss Of Appetite all uicsrou' and Gu
ausous Diseases which require svaeuan' medicine seo
ula or kings evil They also by purify blood and slim
Mating the SYSTEM cure many complaints which IL would
not be supposed sy eoad reaoh such deafness partial
blindness, neuralga and irraby arrangements
OF the liver and Kidneys gout and other kindred complaints
arising from low Of the body or obruetons Of ''
faneons They the best purgavs medicines ever dis
severed and you wi but need them once to know IT,
Prepared by Dr.J G. AYER Lowell Mass and sold BY
svsry respectable druggist In the United States
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pT.ANK ROAD NOTICE.

VVyHE Rtookholdsrs ofthe ttuin orf y aisnA %
a., ieh day 81 FebEoary LsTt 10 hold an esplioa soI
Dirsoios aud co. he tFansaetian OF Any ole' -'
~js jsisSs ssSs '''''' ''~- IN cHAMBRRLAlN, FTsy
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CARD FROM OARR & co.

sANDUsKy, Ohio, December lst, 1857
~ ENTs,--In Addressing You this circular, we would
taentiou that since waiting yoh with our last there
has besn an advance Bar Iron, Nails and Class and In
tbe midst Of our enlargement BY connecting the Sheet IRON
n,i and ANle trade with the business, there hasoccnred
Al xrtordinary crisis In the financial Affairs OF the eoup
fry which puts quietus check on the whole business
In view ofthi ealamity, we ohsr - wholess
our ents stock Of Fencing Finishing Wrongm anneaea
and Cnt Nails Cast gnd Spring Steel for Sleigh shoes
heef IRON Pine Shell Boxes, Cast sleigh bhoes va aBoh
.uuhbs No So AZ about cost fos cash.
Cnr stook OF Iron Is large and competei also heavy
,,oct az sheet Iron We offer Pipe Boxe. cheaper than
thsv can be bought and transported from the East wagon
Hubbs supbedin large Sm1 quantiues,a az Manuiaetu
Tsr prices We prepared TO fl your oIi promptly
d f for trade heretofore exte nded 10 u.s. VIZ respect
fully solicit your further ORDERS and remain, 80
fdelem) Truly Yours, CARk %
iSeoEIag House of W. q. Hedges & Co.,
Pay Interest Deposits
Remaining Months, at per cent.
as
., ls "6
Deposits payable at any tias return Of Certificate
JOSIAH HEDGES,
A. G. BALDWIN,
80 ,ery W. G. HEDGES.
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uTResd tho advertisement Of tho Mlssea Hus
band 10 this paper.
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Court OF Common Pleas OF Seneca coun-
| ~ Ohm.

court OF Common Pleas OF Seneca COuns
~ Ohio.
]. T. Gilbert, Plaintiff against, Lewis Kelly and Amelia
Kelly his wife
THE Defendants, Lewis and Amelia Kelly wiltake no.
toe, that the Plaintiff The 5th day Of January 1889
hed in said Court his Petition whereinh says In sub
stance, that a. afsly for said Lewis Key to Thomas
FeaElos up1n note Of date Dee 90 A. b. 1855 he paid
on said note ndby thereof there due TO him om
said Lewis Kelly s1l0O and interest thereon al ten per
cent. since the 2lNday Of December, A. d. 1857 Also
that on the 18th day Of June A. d. 1857 said Lewis Kelly
and Amelia his wife, gave plaintiff a mortgage 10 secure
him against all loss surety Of said Lewis 20 said Thomas
J. feaglo upon lotsNo i3 and e. IN the town OF Oma
Ia senoca county Ohio which said mortgage the 6rfen
on said premises And for which said amonnt and interest,"
the plaintiff asks Judgment against tie defendant Isu
Kelly and FOR the sale OF the Plaintiff
has also oansed attachment issue against said defendant
Lewis Kelly. Said petition must be answered by the Iat
day Of March, A. D. 1858, the will BE- taken as
true. j. a IRF
Jno6w-p. $500 Atty Tor pl'n
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NrAil Advertisements MUST be handed in by
wsdncsday, Of each week, to secure their ap-
nonrnnne.
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ry-ohio State an1 Union Law oollege.-rhis In.
stituton has been removed 70 Cleveland, Ohio Degee'
are legally conferred, and Students on gradaaueg may be
admitted TO practice For Circulars address, at Cleveland
dess.1r NJ. A.KfNG, Secretary.
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u-Par,ou's Life Of Aaron Burr and Living.
stones Africa for sale AZ Pelan's.
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SeRcca County Lands at Pyirats
lCy1e

ACENTf for nr w. il Steiner 1 ofsr A, rri,stss. s.ls
The following descrhot iurmtt
titii-lhe Farm on which Jacob Ompick resides. A..
ioning The City ~ T0n and the Plank Road eadinr
irm Fremont to lnper sanduikv. This T-rn contairs
re hundred md eleven ai ahnui hunifod ard
eighty Of which tccared and under good tenc frnud cri
'Hon and m ruhlvi not funassed Nv in ne rauntr
being mostly River boiioHi ihe raulainAef heavily tir
bered and ~ under feucng The sandusly River osma
par n W. Eastern BOUNDARY.
The improvement on GOOD Tnv D,yruip f,rs
New Frame Ham with rtHnhties rrrn rrh1 vrsur ,hel
AndnthcI necesay ont buildings, anda well OF waterir he
ynui hlhe farm isa ruod hearing har and t vonnr
nrhards Of herh0cea Fruits, planted fnur vesfs aeo Ths
h, of Fertility Of soil location and other svspts~, h
ore Of che most desirable 10 be iound and will be yaea
II dcsirrd, 10 suit nnrchasrrs
rerondThe Farm cnnta.ning 100 acws, on which Ter.s
muh Miller resides, n Adams township adjoining ,he ,t
ago of lowell on the Portland rnad and he r,ai leadp
fem henubho TO Green Springs about uyce miles from the
Retweon Gy and sixty acros Of this ies.d.,A
under cultivation, The balnuce hcsvv uhfred with hsrt
walnut, poplar and other valuable timber The sol isro
y = black loan, and of the best quality.
lis well watcfod hy never. ailrr sprnr and ,tre.,,
The improvements consist of end tnstautisi Tr..
House end other oui bplngs and orchard Of choice
Imrd-A tract of one hundred and sixty aeres In Adam,
township adjoining he above tract about thv scrrs ~
which pre- cleared and cultivation the hes
w umbet,d with valuable timber small stream pnsse,
through This tract, and The soil Is Of first quality
Any further description of those lsnda deemed unnreea
'av haperons dssifnus or purchasing will Of course ass
inc inf themselves, which theycnn do hv onnr on eht
tho tonan above named, the Agent IN T
whom win show the premises. refma uiade ensv
T,lit, oct. 70, a7-am LEWIS BALTZELI. Aef.
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1nBARRELS and Half Barrels Baltmor,
lU Herring, Mackerel, White Fish, Plekerel
aud Trout, Fino and Fresh.
For sale at
iunI9tf II. A.BUsKIRK a cos.
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NOTICE.

'HE Creditors ofthe Estate Of Nathaniel Hami dscehs.
ed will take notice that the subscribers have been a
pointed ~ .he Probate oons o. Seneca Couny, Commit
represented insolven The period Of months from date
Of this notice allowed creditors 10 bring n and povs tei
cai ims against said eltsfe Subscribers vii ready 10 70
eeye aud eHAnlne such claims a ames q suoh ps Cd
the oihee OIL. O. Lee, 10 iinin, Seneca County. o.
JOHN a. LEE,
Jos 0W ~ otB N, L. BREWER.
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TIFFIN TRIBUNE.
TIFFIN, FRIDAY, FEB. s. 1888.

- A,ivsr,issr will please iend ih thsii hvofi By
v.ssssiay, ,ss We vishso rstopSsss rhurtd,Y hoan.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

Ar'ive. vs, At riS At 1000 Afe, =, Republic tts
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

Leave Tifin for sandusky At s53 a. y.
Leave Tifin Tor Findlay at $50 ?. ~
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dye oariioet gu 6erihten bat, OBJ nldt eln teuer'
feiies @etIure Sur AuIbepabruuS Der StaatS,
aticu All trlid)ten lei, cb niAt rie Oaue ce5
0auIeS etmeltett uao ca8 SaH5e 0et1uoe nit
Wl5 Irleudtet rerbcn icue.
Nruitan1. Sm St1at5lcnate ron gcuts
liana 1T ein @eiesentUurI aui Gtnfibrun8
Orn 5000 Ne9ern aus Nfrtta an"
9~eflnci9t pclnen.
QcuiSptlle, 5. 6e6r. = Gjeltern IbenO
parD ba8 ron 9tem Orlean8 mad ct. 2rui5
teitimmte WlilGilippi.O ampftoct v@Ol. @rrBs
MANN" cine Otelle tetbatb New, OtlDrip oura
cine Grploiion res OanipTt lIelS sin6tia 5ers
fort. IS bltten liN POO Pa.IaBiere an Voro
~befltnoen uno baron letlea 70 b6 90 lbrcn 8co
s"eiuupen baten. lluter Den @ereltetsn beliuz
Den ltd GER GapitIu, rer Steueruaan u1o fitaf
6rouen. OlS 1T Jules, mas mir bis 1T liber
Den trauri9en VctIall wllieu.
S~rentrn, u. S., 6. SER. = Dd8 SauS
bat nit 81 0e9en II Stlmncn 8eIdliilie 9e5en
Den Heccmptonl bDIupel 9eilBt.
4rcpioence, 6, 6ebr. Die y lee~
seburs bon Nbcpe S5l1nO lat beinabt %eirItlnlz
mig trdfti8e 8ei4lile sesen cen 2eecmptOn'
lblpinoel SefaBt,
Detrpi,, G.. Tebr, Die @eIeeos6uu9
pcn Iftdl8an bat ener9llde Selhlille 8e9en
cen ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BefaBt.
Da8 Vo8erbter ucr @eriqt. 5n
penn Yrcjelie 9e9eu ben Sierbrauer 0errn
Staats aus WitIldniSbur9 CAB Die Surp nab
elmer oreiltiinOi9en 8eratbun3 fpl3enpe8 Sers
Diff ab: Oie Surp 1T Der Anltdt, Dap bic
Selimnungen oe8 @eleseS, welbe lid ami cen
Bertouf ron berluI9enpen @etrdnfen be6teben,
auf cas 0aserbier, lpelte5 nltt mebr ais prei
uuo orei piertel YrrSent Alcobcl entb1lt, feline
AaweuOun9 finOen t0nnen. llnter ZEN @ez
idncrenem beianc liA Elm our6 let1e Genlpe.
reuMrunoidBe t~efannter Nulerif1ner. Our6
oiele GntlAeiOuns liup auA re ibri8en 9e9en
Yierbrauer anb1u9i3en Brr5eiie erlepi9t.
@tneneue Wt u III b>00ble in
&entudp. - Sm County Obir ~telinpet lid,
cine SDble, Iber bereu Snnere5 bi5b;r 10 gut
nie 9~r lliAt0 befannt mar. Sic fibrt Den @ta<
men Sprips @ape unO lie9t in Der Nlbe uon
15oint 4jleaiant am preen 9tiper. @ini9e @r>
5lblun9en BON Tna6eu, Die lid til oa8 Slnere
~oerlelten blnetnBema9t ia tell, rer1rl1Bten ple'
ier Gage mebrere Serrcr, otelelbe ndter gu
unterlu9en Gle bemsrflteli9ten lbrel Gin9ans
cur4 eiueu eH3en, preiRi9 6uB lan8en Sang,
Del in cine cpltncerf0rmt9e &ammer non eInl9en
creiBiS SUP 2du9e nnO fiufjebn SUP Dobe
ilbrte. sic selauoteu nrA Our4 rerlAisrere
@inse in flint aacere 3ammern in elmer rers
Ielben ianoen lie Elm @eiteu, auf meldem cret
yGAer unO mebrere Briefe la3en, Die oter &eie
net 81 e%ntSifferu rerncAte ; tie @iarren in rieier
0amuIer &Iun1pen, Die ME Sllber an5laben.
5n euler anoeru &ammet fanren tie meniA'lde
@ebeine.
Us lit pie atiidt iener Fericnen, bato cine
seu1uere llntcrludun9 Der 0oble rrr5unebmen.
Sic 9~Iauten, OaB tie eben 10 SrcB lple rIeltanls
mutD- pGble Jet. . 1H.
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f4 nod Elm IAlimner BrcceB se9ea : lbcrs
Itein'8 4rccuri(te1 entpifelt. Der lun9e Oiarr,
oertdtlld iiber cen QerbIeib istneS Brincipd.B
befra9t, perfiAerte uup beIhprr, caB Ell rdrcn
ni4tS pubte. mdbreno lpdter ermittelt wuroe,
bIB er, 9srnd5 elmer an lbn ein9eBan3enen tele'
9rap9il9eu OepeIAe, liA al einen au8pdrtigen
Ott be9eben uno al Sllbet 1lteiu pIbn 1900
Sbaler iiberbradt batte. @r 1T lekt weBen-
WeIneio6 Uerbaitet pcrpeu.
SapaM.
Nld elmer Hrip1tsG orrel ponoen; oe8 Babs
aus Sapan bat Der Gailer BON 3apan our
AuSfltruns De8 farllid mil SOlanpern, @n9-
llnOern unp Amerit1neru ubgelAlplienen Ser.
tra9e8 mebrere Decrete e~rlalien, @ine8 (pem
25. Oft ertbetlt Dem Brin5en Sapasbi Dep
1itet ,falierliher Sbers @onlmiIlar" uno be.
auItra5t ibu nit cen 8e5iebult9en Al pen 6renlz
ben ; feline 8rumadten erltredeu liG out bic
BRET 6aien 0tln8aiafi, Stm0Da uup 6afrpari.
Der Yrtn5 teiiptt in Der 5peiter Der eenuunten
StdOte, Die nit Der tSauptltapt Seoco curb Ell.
men eltftriiden EeleSr1pbeu in gerbincun9 0e-
leBt lit. Oa8 udtnllde Oecret entbalt Die iSor>
mallldter, ipelAe Biz 6rempen erfauen malIen,
uuI i'll Cen Sui ell 6luoel treiben ~ %fCnnen.
OieIe Seltinulungen lino aue lebr liberal ab,
9efaBt uno in Dem gjeilte Der ab9cldtcGenen
Settrd3e 0ebaltsn. Der iceiae Salier lit ebenlo
auf9etldrt; ais iein Ycr9duser ianatild, mar.
Der Prui3 SasaSbl ieIblt lit ~e6enlall5 Iebr auf.
9etldrt uno a19 Elm lebr uuterridjteter Mann.
@r tennt mebrere Spraden llnp bate ldcn
Irther NIT nte4reten eurcpiiiaan 8eccumab,
tI9teu Nerfebr.
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g0auoe, .Oeiu Seannc iii Sseuues.

Suffer cem Or. 8runf in Buffalo, benz mir
Ieiue llu3ure6uursafabi9tei 81 CUTE balten mol
len lit Der teriidtlste Or. 4elieulriuS &elner,
Nepatteur pes s4bIlaOelpbia Oeuctrat", rer
.etn5tBe Oeutide, rer ii { Den %Secouptols
S9winpel ldretbt. Selblt IN ren Stlareu<
~it1aten, NO rod Die 5tellun9 Der Brefle III rer
Gflareufraqe cine nett ldlpleri9ere iii, lat liN
bis ieet fem reutide8 oemrt,aIll1e8 Ylatt 10
tiei eruiepri9t unp prcititusrt, RAP es zen Ies
cOmptcnidwinpel beiirncrtet. Gin5etne rielet
uemctrotlden 8lltter, belruoer0 Ger 2cuie>
|ptller Nn5ei9er, betlnpien Gle Apm.ui
l~traticn auf8 entlNIepeuf e.
Uerleibe Or. &etlner, Der i'm Sabre 1850
in Surbellen NIT 9rcBern @eldrei len Stlata>
ltreid Slllenpflu9S betdlnpIte uno I'M Samiu
pe8 SaltellS ron Staiiel etrem Sdergeu Salleus
pflu9'5 init Dem OiutertbeIle auT Dem Ilbad0
tippte /; perlelee Or. &eQner, Der I'M 5abre 1854
in Nlep>N)rrf nit rem Sent rer Nrteiter" Die
antipemofratilde .9tefcrm" beronss1b uHc Die
Netraecasgiu autS lpitbenrlte betdnpfte re,s
lelbe Or. 6, luel, Ger i'll SABRE 1854 Den 9ta>
men " ebra5capupel" erIano uap rie
llnterltiieer ber9tebra6cl>ViI fir elenre Sduls
fen unD NOafer8 erfldrte oerlelbe Or. Gelluer,
Ger nod in Spdtjabre 1857, ais er lih uno
feline G9re lau9lt nm Elm lumftJe8 Erints
9elo AL 5ret cenrtrotilhe YaplerlpefuiauS
ten rerl4adert bate, Die YClfsIourerainetdt ii,
Cen Simrnel erbCb uno 5nr 6abEe res Seuator8
Douglas ldpur ;-oerlelbe Dr. Seuner uer,pea,
BET nun RE ~meni0en aus leiaem mD.aliiben
SdifbruGe 9eretteten ueterblelbIel jeines icurs
ualiltil4en GalenteS our Bertberiouns zines
Staat3ltretdeS, Dem se8eniiter Der paiieurfluss
Il9e @taat6ltreiA Elm unidulci8es 9mperlplsl
1T = berIelbe Or. aellner c~erldltert iest rie
Yartei BET freien arteit; oeil eIbe Or. Sell
uer dberbietet ieet PIE : Sduttei unp yrafyrS",
uelde il Sabre 1854 Die 9Sebrastabtl unter>
tnsten ; j. t~erielbe Or. aeLner bel4imt +: legt
Die u. 3. Staat8Seitun9. neil rtele Nc4 @9roes
fubl 9enuS beliet. se9en ben Staatoitre'd Sr>
danon's ibren "iclemnen Yrctttl" ein5ule8en.
@S mar Elm prOpbetIideS Wctt ras ell Ar>
better Ybilaoelpbia'S wibrenb oes lebteu 45rdli>
Dentenwabltampfes aul BEN Or. Yerlcul. Sell
nerDidtete ; oieierN rbeiter p~ubli5irte ranats icl>
SenDe @rabidrift ceS idOn o~a5umalen mOralild
Oeritcrbeneu unb perfaulten Or. YericulcluS
Relner:
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Seie9ropbifcbe Nacbrtcbtcm
gert9tetfGrot ben vgaIttmU Sdrrn

Waf9in8tony 6. Sebr. Die ganfsn
bier uno III @eor9tCmn baben beufe Die 6art,
8elo5ablun8eil wieosr aufgeuommen.
BSg~ ole iibri9en teleSrdpbiiden 0cpe1Geu
po'1 Sanlta9 llno IN BEN @bitorialS
Spalte II iberIebt nno beiprOdeu.
New>O ort, 6 6ebr. Sn Der 9e9isla.
tur res Staate8 JtemsDort tradte Der Den,cs
frat $. SrneS Sel&tuIie Elm, poriu ce Senas
loren NM 0lep'alentauten im @onerelIe ~iullruirt
'psrren, auI re" GrlaB zines Santerrtt9eiete5
gu %orin5en.
Mew@ Dott, 6. 1etr. !sOr. G. GloriSae.
Der e.1ef Der Wcrlucnen i'm Often, perlidert.
rap leper Berin9 Der Ser. Staaten Gruppen
III bic Sal5eeltart ein3uprinseu, in Ylutre..
9ieben encen ,pitbe,
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Nnfnnft beS OGmpfers
&SZL4e1HHN
ESSlS3
81 + %

New, Oort, Z. 6ebr. Der 9dmrfer
Nrabia fam beute nit 2iperpcc(g Daten bis 3um
% an. Ger Ara8o mar an, 81. pra4Btn arl=
S%etcnlnen.
Die 8ant bat ibre 0isfcutpraten nod ms9r
berab8eiegt.
Die 9iaHri6ten aus Snbien linb IN pit,tia.
gerO G8ln bdt en ultjnl!um an Die Eblues
len ertHntH u1p ibne1 10 Td3e Syreutiejt 3e.
mltlttet.
aalIer 9fapplecn bat Die frau3SliiAe @eleez
9etnn9 NIT elmer G1n9eu 9leoe e~rolfnet. or
lprad' rrn ltrenseren (S~epridun3S WaBre-
gem.
Ser Staliener, 61up>auitifter bel benz less
len Attentat, I~cllten rot i'm Sauuar pcg @eri6t
9eltellt lperoen. Sn Wlarlei4e. lipD teoeu.
It'lpe Sanfrctte rersefOmnen, pururter Dutes
log tno 50. fir $4,000.
Slumpple 1T nm ! d 1~eItieaert.
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Wannerer, bier lisseid;
@eblf Dn rrrbei, Il iprd auf mid
Crit idrieb iA fin 9iefcrn, pdnn fuBt' id8rcrt,
ieu'S Strd,
llup ledte Douglas SUP uuO itarb an az
ten . d.
Der SunteteIiser, Der UNI cen Otamen i%eines
9unreS r~erle9en lit, nib liniti8 .willeu, ME
II biejen ;u tauien bat,
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Gin tu5tiser glrtssssr lrtrs seiudt. Gfan msf0s e9 BET
psm MeentsH S6Pn 1890
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,eutf4sS Gua unb @a{Fmtr, unb ~serSertist 8leiser mad mere.
fer Wpoe. Iu@ balte. &A heis eie &usrabl ferttee 3letrer
an sem, pstae i'd mBeIid6 billie pertaufs.
By Dietu Eu& te3teRe ID tets ,sirstt aus Der %SsruAraten
? a M r tie Tdtrif. SGAt5s3Wlt.
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.Hp1's Goim0

i'm BEN pietie tiseu !; i'm &rH meiuer 8etannten na&iu.
frn mcn, babe i'd mid emf tr fen bas @tes 9aeerbter pPn
teass at sn a GcufS
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redt "a blreihem Ssfuh hierturG Elm
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Garfen . n.,b Iarhts 2nnb.

Die Curtis Greet Miatns. 5urnace nnO @anatattariH3-
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Curtis Greet. SUbl!b SO 3amtlten IT'D d%uesFeot t BADEN,
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ri1tet perben.
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lInSere 1rtf. Stabts PROPERTY, opPefpsteh nae Stods Der"
Diefs @~eiegeatett btetet Oeatl@en @aftsblt n. bic @arten.
rhsr porfts jtdrnnen fuhen, pelde cirefte = communication NIT
Der 5tsot baben, etne s%dnftse @~eIeseateit gum @ntuuf.
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-02
WHAT An lspusraievs MAN cASpo

!. WHAT An lspusrRieus Man CAN DO
What an industrious msn can do IN
a single year, as a farmer on our soil
10 sufficiently explained BY what Mr.
s. p. Scoheli. ol the town OF RUS, in
thi. county. has done since last March.
He commenced by splitting rails enongi
20 make three quarters OF mile OF
tence, all OF which fence was in due
ume male. He gathered, last harvest,
900 bushels OF wheat, $50 bushels oI
corn; 40 bushels Of oats; 90 bushel,
Of buckwheet; IS bushels OF potatoes
SO bushel, Of ,uroips. Mrs. Sco6eld
~ the meantime, made $50 pounds o
butter from the milk Of iour cows, iron
which we inter that she il not hersei
lafrald,,o work. Mr.. Sco6eld has la
bored the whole season under the dis
advantage OF having no team OF hi,
own. The DEFICIENCY he supplied by
l"changihg work" with a neiehbor-h,
himself working one day Tor the use O
the team another day. Gaiena Adu