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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

CAUTION Whereas, my wife ELIZA
" BETH has left my bed and board without any just
case or prvocation this is hereby to caution all per
from harborng trusting her on my account as
shall pay no debts Of her contracting.
Terry, Dec. 10. 1853. GEO. JOHNSON.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05
Buffalo Robes :

TOUR Ba les Buffalo Rohes for sale at the
l. KEYSTONE STORE.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05
o. II. WooDRUFF-DENTxsT.

DERMANENTLY located in Towanda. -
j. Once No. s, Brick Row over n. w. MOBILES Store.
Entrance one doc! scuth Q! Tracy Moores. dse.ltt
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

=" "ANTED-Hides and Skins, for which
w the highest market price will be paid either in
goods or cash.
October |, 1850. HUMPHREY 6@WTCKHAM.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

DMINISTRATO NOTICE.-Notice
"A hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate ofEDMUND FAIRCHlLD late Of Herrick twp dec
are hereby requested 10 make immediate paymentand all
persons having claims against said estate will present
Them duly authenticated for settlement - ... .
SHEPARD NJ FAIRCHTLD,
No-ar,bsr IaSa Administrator
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05
Dry Goods of all kinds,
A Emil Assortment of Groceries

Fish, Sah, Glass Sash Dye 1eoods, &c. &c
Boots and Shoes for Men, Women and Children, Hats,
Caps, Crockery, Hardware Tin and Wooden Ware Yam
kee Notions Carpetings, &c. All Of which will he sold
for Cash from 10 to so per cent less than be bought
In Towanda.
Salt at 81 O5 per barrel Tea from 81 to so cents the
very best Georgia Cut Yarn for 81 05 per bunch and
everything else in proportion. This reduction will be
made only for cash on delivery of goods.
J. HARVEY PHINNEY, Jr
Towanda Oct. u, 1853. No. 3. Pattons Block.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05
TEE NEW YORK WEEKLY.
y New Story, Entitled
THE WEST POINT, CADET:
OR
The Young Officers Bride.

TUST commenced in the New York Weekly. For sale
sb at the Bakery and News Room. Now is the time to
commence taking the Weekly ] would offer an in
duccment the back numbers of the Weekly, containing
any the stories published in that paper for six months
past all complete al cents per copy up to the present
date.
Having leased the above establishment Of H. A. Bur
bank, would solicit share OF public patronage. Thank
m the liberal patronage of the past hope by always
having good stock and attending promptly to business,
to merit 4 continuance Of the
1owanda November 1889 A. F. COWT4FS.T V
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

full assortment Of Ladies Caters Scwed Kid Boots
Childrens and Boys Boots equally cheap.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

nXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Notice is here
II by given that nil persons indebted to the es-
tlta Of ABRAM |. MILLER, late of Athens twp, decd
IRE hereby requested to make payment without delay
and all persons having claims against said estate VIII
present them duly authenticated for settlement
HENRY A. MILLER, I Fxecptors
Oct %. 1859. MANSON MILLER, A-NoN~'DlD.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05
TRAVERSE JrRoES-FIR>T WEEK

IS FIRST WEEK
IPike-H Pepper. T Brink.
Rome d Stevens, q Avery,
J ChafIee.
iSpringiield-A Bailey, Paul
: Furinan. n Gibbs.
She >heqnin-G E Lent, Vim
Delpeuch.
lSmiIhfeld--A I Allen, .Au-
gu>tus Phelps.
Terry L Jones, J Strong,
!, L Terry.
Troy tp-I. T I.oomis.
Warren n-Thns Jones.
WyaluSing--D G. Scovill.
lSiudham-C Walker.
D WEEK
IOvertun--C Deifrnhach.
| Pike-A b Beard ley, " F
| Bobbins.
Rome s Lent. J Ercanhhck
Ridgbury-ltutus { ilosly.
south Creek Dunhan.
lSpringfeld--J L Grace, jr.,
I X NJ Rowe.
&, ruwauda boru---Gen i Fox.
} north VI Nye.
lWarrcn-I d Burbank. John
Sleeper. I. Anti~dale.
IWindham Il Turbush.
: Vyalusing-J Stafford, Gen
Sumner.
Wvsnv-W Lewis F. Wood.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

TRANfR~E " Rp
Athens tp--G W Plummcr.
Albiny-LrWi> Jones.
A>yluin j VI Bishop. Dan
icl . Hnlland. d |. Slater
Burlington wr~t-P u Pratt
Canton---Sullivau H;rRok
! Williams. \ B"thwcll
Cnlnmbia--philo Be>ley, }
Newhury.
Granvillc-Wm Bunyon.
Hcrrick-J Beaumont, A I
Brown.
LeRry { Hartman.
Orwell-A barrow. MyroI
Bccchcr.
SFCON
Athens tp-D ) Brown.
Acknowledgements En- Gill
Burlington boro-li Pultz.
Burlington ip-R Pruvnt .
Campbell.
Burlington west-O B West
gate.
Canton-F G Manley.
Columbia - Strong. Albi"J
Budd, Myron Ballard,
Lillry.
Franklin-Stern Mckee.
lIcrrirk-P e Angle.
IeRoy-R Il Palmer.
Monroe bnro-R II Richard
IL 4. 4. l.. - L, L.. N
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r IsT OF JURORS, drawn for FEBRU

r IST OF JURORS, drawn for FEBRU.
II AIRY Term and Sessions, 1850.
GRAND JURORS.
Asylum Harry Benjamin. Ridghury-Wiliam 0. Gun
AlLany-O. II. Emery. saiulu$.
Burlington westWm. Bal Rome-O. r Young
lard Nhe>hcqun-E. W. blliett
Canton-A. N. Mix, Andrew William B. Horton, Isaac
CIandal. Young.
Granvlc-Loren d Fleming lSprngfeld-Rnb Bardwcl
Herrick Charles Platt. rnwanda bur'-I F. Means
Litchfed-Sila> B. GARNER iTcrry-Charles Wall.
nr"e tp-W. W. Irvine. WySox-Jcsse Allen. ). 7.
Pike-tbc Moore. Chandler Spading.
Brink SIMEON Brink John Warren Ira W. COrbin.
ii. Weed.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

HKPUANS CUJ KI OALE.-by EITIUt
" Of an order of til: Orphans Court of Bradford
County will be exposed public sale the premises,
on SATURDAY. JANUARY %, ls60, at o'clork, p.
H. the following described property. situated in the
township Of Springfield Bradford County late the es
tate of Wakcman g. Hubbard dec d. Late of said p to
wit One lot piece parcel of land, bounded on the
north hy r. B. Young. the east by VIM Hubbard, on
the south by John Hardness the west 10y X b. 1oung
Containing ffty acres fifteen acres improved.
Terms OF sale SO day of sale. and the balance on
confirmation of the sale by the Court.
WILLIAM HUBBARD.
GUERNSEY BLAKESLEE.
January 2. lSGG. Administrators
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

EXECUTORS NOTICE.-Notice is here.
Il ~ je, that all persons indebted to the estate Of
TEoWAS BALDWIN late Of Columbia township. de-
are hereby requested to made payment without de-
Law and all persons having demands against said estate,
viii present them duly authenticated for settlement.
--- j. C. MKEAN.
.." LUCY BALDWIN, r.
September IS, 1850. E-ecusors'
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05
Boots and Shoes.

II OOTG ""d Shoes will he found at the
u KEYSTONE ST RE at The fglInwlng ..rl....
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CLOSlN G ! p !

TH Y subscriber having concluded to change
IL his business, will sell his entire stock of Merchandise
at from actual cost down to % per cent lower than
be bought in New York City, He has just returned from
the city with new stock, consisting in part Of
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

ULYSSES ,MERCUR has removed hi
" Law Office TO the Second Story Of his new building
on the corner next south of the Ward House. now
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

A DMINISTRA ATOR'S NOTICE-No Notice
N il hereby given. that all persons indebted to the
estate of WM. H. MORElI decd late of Elmira. n. Y,
twr are requested to make payment without delay
and those having claims against the said estate will please
present them duly authenticated for settlement
H. CHAMPlIN,
January 4 lSGO Administrator
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

SOO CORDS OF BARK WANTED !
eTJO Cash will be paid for OAK AND HEML0CK
BARK, and HIDES AND SKINS. at the highest market
rate. by aug9 HUMPHREY & WICkHAM.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-30
ROoK NOTICES.

The Atlantic Cor Dec. is bcloro us and
VIC take great pleasure in commencing Il to
our readers as periodical that should be in
every family The current numbcr opens
With an ahle article on our relations with tl'
BArbary States. "Aiidsummcr aud May b q
story Of absorbing interest and "the PROBES.
sors Story is getting really exciting. Tn,
Jau. number commences The next volume and
will contain the first installment Of brilliant
story by Mrs Harriet Dcecher Stowe Pub
iished by Tieknor & Fields, Boston At 81 {
year Or 81 taken with the TRlsrNE. f.
Harper for Dec fully sustains the reputa
tion it has earned as the most brilliant ant
attractive of popular American monthlies.-
The subjects are well selected aud ably dis
eussed and the Illustrations are in Harper,
own peculiar style Price 49,
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Seneca County Tcachor,s Instituto.


The Teachers of Seneca co. met for the
purpose Of holding an Insti;utoat the Seneca
CO. Academy in Republic, on Nov. ] 9th 1860
The house was called to order and f. p.
Emerson was elected President pro. tenn. and
Joel Wininger Sec
Prof. Kidd gave instruction in Eloeution,
Prof A. Schuyler in Grammar, Arithmetic
and Algebra, and Mr.. c. NJ. Stone in Mental
Arithmetic.
Evening lectures were given by Prof. A.
Schuyler and Nlr. c. S. Royce, which were
followed by interesting discussions.
The committee on Resolutions reported the
following which was unanimously adopted.
Whereas, it being the duty Of those who
have charge Of the youth Of our county TO be
qualified, TO instruct them Alright and inos.
much as our opportunities as teachers for ac.
quiring knowledge Of the different modes Of
teaching are greatly enhanced by our county
Association d Institute, therefore,
Resolved, That we use our utmost endeay-
Ors to sustain the same, not only by being
punctuai In attendance, 5ut by giving them
our enthusiastic support in every way posi-
bic.
Aud Whereas, both reason and custom
hold that those, who are earnestly engaged in
any particular business or profession, are the
most competent judges Of the necessary dual.
iiications Of those who would aspire 10 tho
same, therefore,
Resolved, That Ia general teachers ought
to be appointed county examiners Of teach.
srs.
Resolved, That We commend to the teaob.
ers Of adjoining counties the Importance Of or.
ganizing and sustaining an Institute in their
respective counties.
Resolved, That Prof Kidd hes more thai
sustained the reputation which he has hero.
tofore enjoyed as teacher Of Eloeution. Wa
regard his thorough local drills as intaiuabls
for the reader or speaker
Resolved, That in our opinion, Prof sehuy
ier'l Higher Arithmetic SURPRISES everythi6e
Of the kind before the public, and in view Of
its superior intrinsic merits would bespeak
for it a thorough examination bv every teach.
er aud speedy Introduction into all our
schools.
Resolved That the hearty thanks Of tbs
Institute DO given to Prof, Schuyler for his
valuable and grataitous services during the
session.
The annual meeting Of lhe a ssoeiation ad
journed to meet at the seneea 90. Academy
on the last Saturday Of Dee 1860.
Q. M S1oSE, Pres.
JoEL WiNINGEE, Sec. |
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Cosmopolitan Art Association -
We are indebted to this association through
Mr. J. A. Rea, agent for Tifiin aud vicinity,
Tor a copy Of the splendid steel engraving
entitled "Falstaa Mastering his Recruits,
which is iit accompaniment ef"Shaksposr,
and his Friends" Every subscriber. By
paying 81, uillreecive copy Of this fne on.
craving (i.self well worth the money! and IN
addition, a copy Of tho Cosmopolitan Art
Journal one year; also, a chance In the die
tributon Of price, consisting Of over 500
beautiful works Of art. Call upon Mr.. Rea,
at +. X. Shawhan's store. who're engraving
&c. can bO seen. Everybody should take q
-hHucs
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Cincinnati Market.
New YorI, nInrkcI.

Nav YORK, Nov 10.
FLouR-Sales Of $4,000 bbls Rt 81 7565 OF
for super western Sj 1905 40 for common
to medium extra western; s. 35@5 40 for in.
ferior to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEAT-Salosat 81 25@Sl 81.
RYE-Snlcs at 66 6f69c.
BARLEY-Sales at 790S0c
CORS-Sales 4 100 bu at 60 IfOr nov yellow
oArs-Salcs at 37@3Sl &c for State, West
ern and Canadian,
WHsKY-held at 22c.
PoRK-Salcs ut sls 95@l9 II for old mess
SO IS for new mess.
BLEF-Sales at 50 75@4OO for country
prime; So OO@5 20for country mess
BEEF HAMs--Stcady Sales at SlI 50@Sl4
IS for western,
Our MFArs-Qmet at sis@9c for shoul.
dcrs, and lie for hams.
BACON-Steady. Sales at 994c.
LARD-Sales at l2A@l3l3c.
BUTTER-A fair business doing at tl0@l4.
forOhioi -l5@2lc for State.
CHEEE-9@llo.
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Kansas Relief Meeting.


In pursuance Of notice previously given, a
meeting Of the citizens Of Seneca co. Was held
at the Court House in Tifin, on Monday eve.
ming Nov. 2Gth 1860, for the purpose Of or.
gani1ing movement 10 raise aid for the suf.
fering in Kansas.
The assembly vas called to order by the
Rev. II. G.. spayth and n. W. shawhsn Esq.
wac selected as chairman and ] c. Lee as
Sec'y.
Upon call Of the chair therefor, information
aud statements as to the nature and extent Of
the suffering and desttution Ia Kansas were
furnished by several gentlemen present.
Motion was then made BY Rev II. G..
spnyth that a committee Of ten gentlemen, by
this mceting, bo appointed, to act as a cen.
trail committee for Seneca county in carrying
out the objects Of this meeting. which motion
was passed by the meeting. e.Aa
By the vote Of the assembly Mr.. r. W.
Shawhan was chosen chairmnn OF said com.
mitteo Of tenand the remainder Of the com.
mittce, which was appointed by the chair.
was as follows. t..
Rev. II. q. Spayth Hon. Henry St John
" +. IA Bush IL. McAGster
" John MoLain Phiilip Spielman
4" y. T.. Higbec W.P. NoLlo
and VIM. Gallup.
To this committee was g iven in charge the
duty Of fully organizing the whole county, By
wards and townships, and causing the ncces
sities Of the sufferers in Kansas to be fully
and speedily brought to the notice Of the
whole people of the county; and also Of re-
ceiying and forwarding to their proper dcsti.
nations any contributions made.
On motion of II. Ebert, ordered that the
proceedings Of this meeting be published in
each Of tue newspapers in this county.
R.W. sHAwHAN, Cha
]. G. LEE, Sec.
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tFrom the Dover. N. H.. Gazette. J


DR. RicuARDsoNs BrrrEEs:-In our col.
umns may he found an advertisement Of Shcr.
~ Wine Bltters, prepared by Dr. 5. o. Rich.
hrdsop, Of South Reading, Mass. They arc,
as said 10 be, undoubtedly composed Of va
riety Of valuable and purely yetetablc mat.
ter, and from our own experience. as we'll as
others, We can speak highly OF their renovat-
and invigorating effects upon the system.-
We have a good opinion Of the Bitters, as they
are notA quaek hostrum, but discovered, pre-
pared and yended by regular physicisn, q
graduate Of the college Of our own State, aud
who has said but little IN the way Of putting
them himself hut leaves Il to those who Try
them TO judge themselves. For the diseases
that many are liable 10 in the Sprinr and
Summer, such "a Debility. Dyspepsih, Bill.
lious and Nervous complaints, we do not hes
itato to say that these Bittcrs will be found a
safe, agr, cable and eiiectual restorative As
good health is one Of the greatest Of earthly
blessings, we would early advise those labor.
Jog under such diseese, to make trial Of
DR.. Richardson's Bitters; they can do no
harm. and may do much good, as We are con.
fident In many cases they have. Vegetables
aud yotetable substances are unquestionably
the most eongenial to the human systsm.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
Nov I6 Nv,
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rLore AIMS. on WHITES.

ment, simply because Il IL regarded too much
as local affection. BY attacking the con.
sttutionAl cause, by improving the general
tone ard vigor Of the system, the PERUVI
AN SYRUP aof itseli able 20 remove spoed.
I lily tliis t1hausting form Of fon,aIo disease =
IL cures all Irregularities Of women. Pre-
vents tho monthly pains and restores natur,
to It's proper channel.
PEnrvI.N SvRUP 10 a solution of the Pro
toxide Of Iron, new discovery In medicine
and strikes at the root Of disease by produ
oIng healthy blood, the source Of all vitality
in the human organism. For sale by ai
Druggists. 4. l. st. ohm & Co, Agents
Iiiiin, Ohio. nov 9.4w
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ALIRERAL AFEERI

To Campaign Subscribers, We make
the following offer; II they will pay US 81 so
in advance, we will send them the TmBUxr,
free, until the Ist of January and begin the
year then. ........
We also Offer 10 any one, who will send US
three or more yearly paying subscribers, a
copy Of tho 'HousE ASB GARDEN7 a monthly
family paper published at Cleveland, for one
year. Il is we'll worth 81 90.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-30

Almost FiTe-The Union School build
ing IN this place was discovered to be on fire,
at noon on Thursday of last week. Our fire.
men and citizens hastened to the spot and
soon The flames were extinguished. Il caught
from stove in the second story, which was
zoo near the wall, and had spread considera,
bly, before being Dotioed. Had it not been dis
covered unit. after schcol hours, the build.
ing must h ave teen lost
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-30

Thanksgiving-TO-day Thursday is
Thank sgiviug Day. Most of our business
houses are to be closed allowing our citizens
an opportunity of visiting their friends and
enjoying themselves as best they may.
uhion religious services will be held at the
Methodist Episcopal Church, commencing
at I0l5 A.. NJ.
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bcdication-Our readers will remember
the Dedication ofthe First Baptist Church
in Tifin, which takes place on next Sabbath.
at lOle O'Clock A M Dedication sermon by
the pastor Roy. i. j. Fisher. In the evening,
there will be preaching by Rev. Mr.. Platt of
Tole do.
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Notice

Is hereby given, that the building commit
tee of the German Catholic tst Joscph's
Church, will, between 2Gth of Nov. and th
10th OF Dec. 1850, receive proposals for th,
laying or tlIe JrlviN VI said On urch. FOR NOR
particulars call at the par sonagc or at J
Vollmors Store.
Tifin Nov. 2Sth 1860. TuE Coxv,rrrr
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
PuImlOnic WATERS.

The Original Medicine Established IN lS37, and FRS
article Of the kind ever intr Aduced under tho name
"PULNoNic WArERs T" ~ this or anyTothef conntry
all other fulmOnic W afeTs are oaunterfeits. Th
genuine can be known BY the name BRYAN bein
stamped on each WAFER.
BRrANis PUaoNc wATERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Fore Throat, HoauenesF.
hggAN's fuLNoNc WATERs
Relieve Asthma, hf1nehltis, Difficult Breathing.
bRYAHa PULMONic WAFERs
Relieve splitting Of Blood, Pains in tbs Chest.
bRYANd PULNoMC WAFEns
RslisvsineiPient Consumption, Lang Disease.
bRTAN's PULAONIo WAFERs
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvua aud Tonsils
BRYAN's PULAORIc WAFRHs
Relieve the above complaints In Ten Minutes,
bRYAS's PULNOSIC WAFEEs
Are blessing 10 all Glasses and Consultations.
BgTAs's PuLMoSIo WArERs
Are Feadantedto Nocaliats aud Pebble Speaker.
hhVaHs fULMoHIO WkFERs
Are "a siuinlo form aud pleasant 20 The taste
BHYAEs fUMosIc WAFERs
Net only relieve bat eject rapid and lasting eures
BRYAs's PULNOMo WAFERs
are warranted 10 give SalisfactiO on 10 every one.
No mhhly should be withouta box Of
bRTANb PuLAoMc WAFEHs
IN the house 40.
lfo hassisf should bs withont supply Of
bRYAss fuLAoNc WAEzks
IN hs Pocket. ..n..
NQneTson viii aver object 10 give Tor
bRrAst PULAomc WATER6
Twenty-Five Cents.
JoB MOSES, Sole Propristor, Rsohsstsf. n v
Sold by J. {. Merqnafdt sad IA. l. 81. John q Co,
Ithu' aad al good ninsgistS. sepg Iy
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20 Jesse. s. olmstead died at Fremont
Ohio on the 9th, aged Gs years, The JOIN.
NAL says he was one Of the oldest citizens Of
that place, having resided there between 30
and 40 years.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-30

Cold Wenther-We have h ad litt',
touch Of Winter--none Of your limitations,
but the real genuine preparation. On Sat.
urday, the Thermometer stood at deg.
above zero ana, on SunGay, at4.
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Trldnr. November ao. lsoo.
lob Printing.

wehave ell the facilities Of the larger cities
for doing all kinds of Book and Job Printing.
in the highest style Of the Art, and on very
reasonable terms. Give US a call
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RInnksl nInnks !

All kinds Of Blanks, of the most approved
forms, we'll printed on 6ne paper, Kept con-
stantly on hand and for sale cheap At tho TR-
BUNE OFHCE; such as
Deeds, Summons,
moTtgagBs, Suhpocnast
Attachments, Hendis,
Executions, Constable Sales,
Hank Notes, &c., SC.
Aglystioes and Notanes supplied on reas-
fs.skig- -tnrue m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-30

PostmnsteTs wilbconfer favor upon us
by returhing the TRIDUSEs, sent to persons
who do not take them out Of the Office. This
IL is every postmaster's dutv 10 do.
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TO POETS!

We will send the TEIsUSE and copy Of
Godey's Lady's Book or the Atlantic Month
", one yeor, to the person who will send our
Carrier an acceptable New Years Address, OF
not more tan $50 nor less than 100 lines, by
the 2Sth OF December. Said address, to be
accepted, must recount 10 lively verse the To-
cal ineidents Of our town and county, as well
NS matters spd things n general, HI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-30

Mr. Jac' Stem ofGreen Springs. father Of
L. Stem, Esq, fTifin, died on Sabbath at
an advanced age. He was an enrly settler in
this country and much esteemed and inilu.
cntial citizen. 4.
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Forest station.

Trains on the Pittsburg. Ft Wayne and
Chicago Road pass Forest as follows: Going
East. AIS a. m, and 4:l5 p. m. Going West,
1858 a. M, and 1850 p. m.
tY- Repubkc aud Tifin train arrives In Tim At 10,
A. VI. Departs a. fUo p, NJ
to Hacks leave Timn daily Tor Republic and
Bellevue ri.werklv for Festafia and Upper sanduiky
and semi i.weekly ior nucytus.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-30

A Change has been made in the running
time ofthe s. d. & ORR. The mail train
from the North now passes Tifiin at 1850 A.
NJ and from the South at 4:5OP. NJ.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-30

Mysterious Disappearance. On Thurs
day Of last week, Mrs. John S. Tyler Of FIRE.
mont left home, telling the hired girl that she
was going to a neghbor's to spend the af.
ternoon' The same evening, she was seen 90.
ing in the direction Of the marsh and river
below town, since which time she has not
been seen or heard Of She left a note be-.
hind, stating that she was insane and bidJipg
them final farewell The cir cumstances at.
tending the case and the fact that she had been
out Of health and melancholy for some time
render il almost certain that she has made
way With herself,