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~ iion Attachment, Road AMI Ditch Notices, be
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When yearly advertisements arc inserted, one or
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ABLEssING FOR NEEDLE.wOMEN
AID ALL orHsus coSrsltsp 10 srpsxrAsr IN,
FtoNNENr.

AND ALt orHsHs coSrsLtsb 10 sEpHSrARr ~,
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A CURE FOR FENALE WEAKNESSES.
A large proportion Of the female sex may
trace the beginning Of ineurable debility to
some iregularity Of nature.
These are permanently relieved by the Pr.
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lot iron. aud the only form by which this in.
dispensible element OF health can enter the
blood, the wantof which caus.s paleneas
dizziness. headache, debility, and every form
Of IN health.
The Peruvian Syrup, by lie speedy action
on the liver and stomach, Increases the lircs.
tive powers, thus efFeetually curing dysnep.
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tissues and increase the flesh.
PtRUvI,N SYRUP is a solution Of the Pro.
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and strikee at the root Of disease bv produ.
eng healthy blood, the source Of ali vitality
IN the human organism. For sale by an
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him. Ohio, oct II 4w
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Orthe morning Of the 4th inst, by the
Rev. Mr.. W N. Cheever, Mr.. LrvINasroS y
SISoER, to Misc LAURA L.. daughter Of WIN.
Il. II. Dye, Esq, Of Troy Miami eou itv
Ohio.
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On the 9Th inst, by Willard Wickbam.
ESQ, in Texas tp.. Nc, william TErE and
Mrs. elizabeth MoRRow, all Of Crawford
county.
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We invite all wishing 70 obtain good and
pure drugs and medicines 10 the Drug Store
ct Dubois q Go aud I. l.. 81 John & Co
where pure Drugs and such valuable medi.
zines and standard remedies as Perry Davis
Vegetable Pain Killer Or. Richardson's 4
sherry Wine Filters, aud DR.. Wcayer's Can.
ker and Salt Rhcum Syrup aud Curate can
always be found. To deal in such pure aud
ynlrable remedies warrants prosperity, and 10
use them secures health.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
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PECIAL NOTICES.
BEAR IN MIND

tW-ThattheTR1BUNE Ass the iarE-
bst eirculation, and a., therefore, the
best medium for advertising, In Seneca
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r. X. Shawhan 10 receiving now cup
plies Of Fall and Winter Goods almost daily
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THIN a. Ft. Wayne Rail
Road.


Oniee ofths Tian& FL W.R.R.co.,l
DeeemhsTs less.
Thk eihoe 81 this company ia psFmanonfly toeated
cad story Of TomtF Block corner " Main and Perry
itIssis. H.s, RUMF1ELD. sso'y.
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Rates Of AdVertising.

Agr ed upon by the pruprieors Of the Tifin Tribune
and Seneca Advertiser May 10Th, 1851, to be strictly
q, r f,reed In "a rasest
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Timn Retail Market.


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Wholesale and Retail dealers In GFoeeHes and pTo
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TSNlus on the Pittsburg. Fl. Wayne and
Chicago Road pass Forest AZ follows: Going
East, 4:4s a. m, and AIS p. m. Going West,
1888 a. m, and 1850 p. IN.
tT-Rspublic and Tim train arri-et IN THIN At 10,
A. NJ. Departs a. 4,Oo NJ.
tT- nscks leavs Timu daily Tor Renuhlio and
Bellevue trveekiv for Fcstofia and Uppet sandutky
and semi.wsekly for Bucyrus.
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Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road
pass Clyde Station az follows; Going East,
SOC m, 1905 p m, and 6:A r. M
Going West, s'5l a. m, 5;4s p. m. and s;9l
n. m,
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have made arrangements to
tssP on haHd lasgo suUplg of ~ Chai1ssi Mtsie.
large supply l. iosi revive lsd sny hss nusis
VII b fumisosd.
Ilnyils lAs ladis,,o cal and sxamius my rev s,aot
j. PELAN.
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MRS. W.E.V'SEOW..

An experienced Nurse md female Physician, has a
soothing syrup for children teething which greatly
uaotliates the process Of teethng by sotening The
guns, reducing Internationally aiiay al pain, and
ID sure 10 regulate the bowels Depend upon H. moth.
oFsi u wigve rrst 10 yourselves aud and health
10 YouFinfants Perfectly safe IN all cases See ad.
ve,tisementi In another column. octi4.tr
OT See Advertisement of DIR.
9 sANFORDS Liver InvigoFator and Family Cathartle
Pills Ia another column.
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Reoelpts Of the Tair-Tho recoipt, Of

This sum falls only few dollars short Of
last year and places the finances Of the com.
pany in a prosperous condition.
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THfin atttklg Tribnut,
Local and Miscellaneous.
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sandssisy, Dayton 4 Cincinnati r. r..
Passsnger Trains on this rad now leave
This Station 81 follovs;
Goiag South. Ucing North
Kenton Ao. II s5DRN Sandusky &C $40 [, y
Mail. ..... .9A6An Mail. $50 p n
Thr'o nv, .lO:3Oe M T'hr'o Fer, i lao r n
Way M, MO0days, Way Frt. Tuesdays
Wednesdays and Thvtsdsys and
Fridays. 3 50fN SaturyiS. t9,i5r N
The Sandusky and keutou Accommodation
trains run every day. Through Freight north
pnd Mail every day except Sunday. Thro'
Freight south every evening except Saturday.
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For Sale at this Office.
Ons Full Scholarships tho Eclectic College Of Medi.
eine, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The above will be sold very cheap for Cash.
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GRAIN DRILL 4 GRASS SEED SOWER!

Every Farmer who wants good Drill should call
swoan
IL will Wheat Rye Oats Barley Bdckwheat Corn Beans
o9H desired wino a I eS sai n 'rSu the o,n.ys snrS
aan
Examine their Drills and then examine before giving y6r
l ~ tIl
0J7 Every Drill Warranted. ,.., ~. .....s
.ap-97d) . 81 INTU SMITff, BARNES 4 %
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COLUMN.
No~~~~-o~~0o~~~~ ~~~O~~Oo~-o~~~ooo~~~~
CENTRAL KANSAS
Land and Collection
"A GEN @ Y.
ORss Renewed TO l47 Commercial Street,
-RMPoRIA, KANSAS.
T. P. BANCROFT,
Real Estate Agent COnveyanssr,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.

WILL ATTEND TO THE ABOVE BUsI
w ness in all its branches, such as Entering
Buying, and Selling Land, Paying Taxes, RentiH
Land and Houses, Collecting Debts and Cos
yeyanoing.
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Blue Drilling, Ducking. Sacking. dc. Ladies
Black. Mixed, Slate and White Hose Gentlsmsn's
ditto Half Hose.
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Neu UnbIifations.
I ORD ELGIN's MISSION TO CHINA AND
IL JAPAN

HARPER q BROTHERS,
FRANKLIN-SQUARE, NEW-YoRK,
Publish This Day:
NARRATIVE OF THE EARL OF ELGINs MISSION To
CHINA AND JAPAN.
Is THR YEARS 1887 '5S, 59.
By LAURENCE oLIPHANT,
Private Secretary Lord Eg Author of the Russian Shores
of the Black Sea-" &c., &c
Illustrations. 8vo, Muslin &2 rs.
From The Ed;xbur0l RerieV, January, 1880
Lord Elgins Mission the Courts Of Pekin and Jeddo has
been extremely fortunate in ts hstooapber Few Of
time Of tho globe than Mr. ophsns have dc
cribed what they have with Gp,cpos Several
conyed ve Lord Egn and his sute greater
opportunities Of exploring the great lines OF river
ncaon China than enjoyed before the successful
excursion of the ambassador TO Japan beyond comparison
curious and important addition yet made to our kn0w
edge of that most remarkable country.
From The London Au.en1un
Mr. Olphsnt Observers artst-a with hand eye,
and BRAIN and bis paIes forth distinct landscapes and
groups the seeOscOPe with all the cOlOrs Of the East upon
them and that the qusn vivid unique faed0scopC On
entalism Of Japan and Cbina
This account Of the Mission Japan absobnsy interesting
The attract every reader who note under the
guidance Of accomplished traveller the and customs
oftwo Eastern empires not unlike the rest Of the world
than they contrasts one to another.
From The London Critic.
One of soHdy interesting and instructive books Of
travel which have appeared for some time
From The London Literary Gazette
upon the portant Missions that has Issued
shores for many long day written ny gentleman
with in high official capacity and who had within hs
reach means not accessible 70 ordinary writers.
From The London Leader and Saturday Asa'vH.
Mr. Ophsnts descriptions Of what be at Nsgasak a. 81
mod and Jeddo the highest degree curious and enter
tanning His observations confirm in remarkable the
glowing tccoun. Of japanese civilization given by al previous
writer's
From The London Publishe,s Circular.
work Of such sterling value and solid information
From The Albion.
Few obi tsye to have attracted so much attention
in England.
EYr HARPER BROTHERS will send the above Work by
mail postage paid or any distance in the United Slater under
5000 milesl, on receipt Of 80 75
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~
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VOICE OF THE PRESS.


"THK SLAVERY YET ISSUED sound, Odl-
cious kind Cl Tistian and aost timely and faithful
The author graphic the OF violence
which SOUTHERN AGGRESSION" has OF a.e systematically
pursued while condemnine the crazy zeal Of John Brown
be sedsnia for tha oppressed puts TO
shame reward fairy Of South for oppression Yet the
of the book whine candid frank and manly IS always Kind
genemany PRATRRSAL, not partisan
bat Christian lie points the South to the simple remedy for e1
istns evils by substituting d0s for the lash free labor for
eIced toll The book should wide circulston"-from
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The TOPICS 20 which this volume devoted and the spirit in
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We VIII Publish
THURSDAY, March IS,
AGAINST WIND AND TIDE,


Author Of "Ksthe Brsnde Sylvan Hops Dsusher.' etc
One large l2no. vol, 40 pages cloth. Price 81
From The London Literary Gazette Dec. II, 1889
The publishing has commenced aupiciously
and the novel before Is by degrees the best spec
Of Fiction that has been placed in hands With much
Of the vgor Of Adam Bede II has srehnement
which find in that very clever work and combined
knowledge Of the world and into chraser which render
the tale ssrngly aud heke. The plot unrsyes Itself In
mastery manner and there delicious tle bits Of prose
and poetry scattered through the which make our beath
come quicker and our pulses throb We more
than sncerelywe csy-recommcnd to each and all The
admirably constructed and gracefully w1itten aeAGAlNST
WIND AND TIDE"
From The London Atheneum, Dec 10, 1889.
We prefer this novel Of the authors previous
besrs marks mstured talent The story interesting
and the character well designed.
We with things superior to the account OF Mar
fet Hawthorne sitting the fallen tree In the dim twilight
praying be delivered from evil and kept from Temptations
knowing that the who had cruelty and dhonoby wronged
her Thy Illegal maage had come back and was as she Dc
sved ekng her but not wing that he had re-
turned afee with design Of aonng for past wrong and
winning present happiness by marrying her truly.
There strong coorpg few epthe. the incidents are
indicated and badowed rather than deaedbut they are
TO the life and death the reader IL touched with pity
deeper than words or tears can speak It,"
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A HoSE IBR COUNTRY.
POT CULTURE OF GRAPES.
The BEAUTIFUL IN NATURE
THK PKACH.TRKE AND ITs EyEsiRs
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This Day Published:
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ALSO, AT THE sAsE TINE,
LIFE BEFORE HIM.

LIFE BEFORE HIM.
A NEW AMERICAN NOVEL.
One vol limo, 400 psges neat cloth. Price 81
story full Of animation and spirt fresh and sparkling in
style treatment Its faithful denesons OF the struggles Of
youth poverty and low fonre will awaken the interest and
secure the sympathy ofevery reader.
From The Press Philadelphia
Townsend Co will issne in few weeks new American
Novel said by those who have the proofs TO possess
u,usl ability originality and The title Life Before
Him s indicative of pretty broad hed on which TO marshal
the characters The author for the present withheld
publishers thinning that II the public su ently pleased
the writer before the curtain after the play the surprise
will be agreeable than If announced In the bils'"
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Z. I. Wills, AuctioneeL
DARE AUCTION SALE of
III I,731 LOTS OF BOOKS.
Prior 70 their New Store Nos A5 snt s bToasvsy

IL. O. Oo.b
MOI, 346 and 34S BROADWAY,
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Commencing TUESDAY the 21th Of March, OF p u, and
continued the
FOLLOWING kFTERNOONS
WILLS l. ELLSWORTH, Auctioneers,
fne collection Of Works In every department Of htestnIs
lsse number Of which In elegant Library Bindings
SPECIAL NOTICED. APPLETON Co being absst 70
remove central position, respectfully invite the s'1es-
on friends the c to the books In this catalogue
comprising selections and duplicates from their large aud
rvsed every department Of human knou!edgs bound
by the and classic workmen In London, and
the attention OF gentlemen adding % their hrArs
The public rely implicitly that ali the books in this este
Iosue WIN po,itively be sold without any reservation
among them will be found - .
RoBERTs's SKETCHES or THE HOLY LAND.
vols. folio. - - -
FLORENCE GALLERY. gvols folio.
VERSAILLES GALLERY. 10 vols, folio.
GALRRIE DU MUsEE DE FRANCE. Nveh
STAFFORD GALLERY. 2vols.
HUSFE FRANCAIS. 4 vols, folio.
GAIERIE FLAnINDE. Folio. - -
DIBDIN,S BIBLIO0RAPHICAL WORhe. d ves-
EDINBURGH REVIEW. ITO vols.
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA ~ vols, 40.
PENNY Cf CLOPEDIA. is vols, ite.
REES,S CYCLOPEDIA. A. vols.
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE. 81 vss.
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WOMEN OF WORTH.
BOOK FOR 0lRLs.

WOMEN OF WORTH.
BOOK FOR 0IRLs
Mary Washington the lllustrous Ms.ron.
Martha Washington, the True Wife.
Charlotte Bronte, the Worthy Daughter.
Elizabeth Fry, the Newsate Schooimistress.
sarah Martin the Jail Missionary.
Margaret Mercer, the Worker Of Charity
Sarah b. Judson, the Teacher In the Wlds.
Lady Russell the Noble Dame.
Lucy Hutchinson, the Patron OF Domestic Virtue.
Isabel the Catholic, the Friend OF Columbus.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rowe, the Earnest Christian
Mari. Theress, the Star of Austfls-
Msdaline ObeTin, the Pastors Hel;ma.e.
Ann Letta BaIcauld the Children's Favorto-
Rebeccs Motto the Devoted Patriot.
Madame Necker, the Estimaole Governess.
Caroline l.. Herschel, the Patient Astronomer.
Hannah More, the Quiet Retormer.
Ann Flaxman, the Sculptor's Assistant
Mrs. Wordsworth the Poets Companion.
Harriet Newell, the Christian Heroine.
Sarah Lanmsn Smith, the Missionsry's VIE.
Lsdy Warwick, the LaboreT in the Vineyard.
Lady Macintosh, the Guardian Angel
"Womsn Of Worth" and " Men who have Risen are two
useful ana highly entertaining containing sketches Of
who have risen from obscurty, and OF noted 70
and high moral worth Works pleasing
autsy could not be selected for the juvenile
members Of the household. The Trade will ind them saa
bic. - - . 1900. -
EACH
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

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