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Tie largest fire in San Francis

CO for many years occurred on Friday morn
lug last. oniy two smn-l buidings were
left standing on the block buundedby Davis
Sacramento. d, uun, and California streets
The building. were old frame buildings OF
one or two stories high, very comtustible,
and occupied as cheap lodgings, drinking
saloo MS, groceries. and small shops. The
loss is about $3.50, 900 without insurance
A train otcars containing a mum.
Der OF condemned horses from Kipatrick's
Cavalry aud guard of l3G men, was thrown
from the track while at high rate Of speed
on Friday night last, on the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad. number of the
sold iers were injured, but none killed
Several Of the horses were killed.
There are unmistakable indica
tivns that our armies are about to assume
the otfsnsiye. and press vigorous prosecu.
tion Of the war. The positions gained, and
now occupied by them, are snch as to afford
the means for striking the most telling blows
the Rebellion has yetreesised. t
The Union judiciary ticket was
elected IN caIifornis on Friday last by de.
cided majority, compared with the GGberna.
toria election in September Thirteen I'm
ion District Judges and one Democratic In.
dependent are elected. ''f aA
The execution Of DIR. Wright,
for ,he murder of Lieut. Sanborn, took place
in Norfolk, Va. on Friday last. An attempt
was made by the culpr;t to escape by using
the dress ofhis daughter, while admitted to
see him.
Nothing new of consequence is
reported from the Army Of tho Potomac
Our scouts report that they can find no ira.
ecs Of tho Rebels on either side OF the Rap
pahannock, and there whereabouts are a
myetsry.
The mails of the Hibernia, from
Galway October 10, reached on Saturday,
Our foreign files contain some additional
items of interest, which will be found in an.
other column, 4 ils hAE
The official returns for the cleo
lion in Maine majority FOR cony lUniop)
Of II $50. The Legislature stands: Union
3. coPperhead House, Union 100, Cop
prhead 81. 8
The business part Of the Town
ofBig Oak Flat. Tuolpgne County, Calllorn-
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BR YAN'S
Pulmonic w Wafers !


Tho origiupl Medirins established in ita7 Rnd III,
ht,t Hhisle ever introduced undrr tho name o.
"ruLNoNo WArgRs." in ibisw Auy oti,sT cot ntiy
all Other Pulmonie waier.nrs counterfe.r. Th.
gsnnine can b. known by tho name of BRYAN
being stamped on each Wafer,
BRYASs ruLAoscie WArsRs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoat.ensm
Dryun's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve A,ihmH, Bronchitis, Difficult Bfosthins
Brynn's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Splitting OF Hood. Pains in the Chest.
Bryan's pulmonic Waters
Relieve lncipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
Bryun's Pulmonic Wafeis
Relieve Irritation OF the uyual and Tonsii.,
Dryan's pulmonic Waters
Relieve the above complaints iu ten minuls..
Dryan's Pulmonic WATERS
Are blessing to all Classes and Constitutions.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are adapted for vooslists and Public Speakers.
Dryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are In simple form and pleasant 10 tho ta,ts.
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS
Not oaly relieve but effect rapid aud lasting cures.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Arc warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
Nc family should bs without boS Of
Bryan's Pulmopic Waters
in the house,
No traveller .hould lie without \ sunni, Of
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
In hi, pocket
No person will syet object To rive for
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
TweRty-hys Cents.
jon MOSES, Sole Proprietor, 81 Coarilani ~. n.
September 2S, 1874. sl-Iy
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An "Unconstitutionaln Incident.-

An Unconstitutional Incident
The last lumber of the Akron Bsaron, con.
tains an incident of the election, with Miss
ADA THOMPSON, living near the line Of Port
age aud Copley townships in that county. =
Miss THOMPSON. learning that a bstchelor
uncle Of hers was intending to vote the cop
perhead ticket. went to the polls on Tues.
day last, and through her earnest appeals 10
bis patriotism for hi. country, and his af,c
tion for her, changed his PURPOSE and induo
ed him to vote the entire Union ticket.
The citizen, of Copley, asa mark of ss
tsem aud appreciation Of her noble conduct,
Immediately raised purse, aud put lchassd
for the noble and patriotic girl two sets Of
silver spoons-table aud tea which were
presented 10 her upon the occasion of their
celebration on Tuesday evening, in neat
little speech by Rev. John Eneel, N. W.
Goodhuo Esq., responding shercto in be- ali
Of Nil" Thompson. Il Was, Indeed. a very
pleasant affair. Wy
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Scarcity cf Honses.-We hear many
complaints made about the scarcity Of houses
for rent in III place. lis fact. that toe
demnnd 10 notable feature. and pointing 10
the growth aud prosperity Of our, beautiful
little city. Why don't some of our capital.
lists put up such dwelling houses as may be
required Z Certainly the investment cannot
fail 70 bss profitable one, and pay much bet
ter than letting the lots lie without improve.
nents. We would like to iniuse little o.
the enterprisinE spirit among our Tiffin cap.
iialisss that exits In other places. not posses
sing.s many advantages for q large pros.
porous eitY a. the city Of Tifin. II such a
sasirit could be aroused We would double our
popslstion Ia short time, trsbl. our trade
and teautify our town with pew and hand.
some buildings Who. smong our mouied
msns~ill'betLe hr., to raske the move in
this desirable otjeetl .rasf ,eIsiet 3
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Notice.


Aesisson's OYItcG Of the 9th DistrotI
OF the State Of Ohio,
TiFpiS, Jan. 9Th, ls6o.
Ibste -r,iivided this District into ten
tlO) Divisions. aud appointed Assistant As
sessors therein, as follows, 20 wit;
Di,isfoN No. 1 h 6oinytlsed Of u,e several
Townships Of Lyme, Kidghcld., Norwaik
Townsend. Wakcmnn, sherman, PEW, Bron.
son, aud Hart'and. in uuron County. md
HTRAM ROSE,of Norwalk, Huron County
Ohio, Is the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division o2isvpmpgised Of the several
Townships oG-(;larksfcldA NTwiclA Green
field. Fairfield, fitchville, NcwNs London,
RichmonL. New. Haven, Ripley, and GrecnA
srSsi sSSli.rVGER. H. S Of I'M I London. H ,iarar a.
County Ohio, is tho Assistant Assessed
therein.
Division No. 2 Ia comprised f'he several
Townships ur Hcrlin. Florence. Normilnun.
Huron, Milan. Oxford, Urrtnn, and Perkins,
in Erie County, aud CHARLES II. BOTS
FORD, of Florence. Erie County, Ohio, ~
the Assistant Assessor therein.
Diysiun No. I Is cumiri,cd uf the several
! Townships Of Portland. Margarrtta. and
/ Kclly's Island, in Erie County, aud !. e.,
i BlGELOW ui Sandu.ky Eric County. o I,
. Ia the Assistant Assessor therein.
! County, aud JAMES BINGHAM. " Por,
Clinton, Ottawa County. Ohio, Ia tie Assis
ltant Assessor therein
Division No 6 ia comprised nf Sandusky
County. and JOSEPH l.. RNWSON. oi
Fremont, Sandusky County. Ohio, Is Assist.
ant Assessug therein.
Division Nv, Z Is comprised uf tho several
Townships vf Adame, Pleasant. Liberty
laekscu, Loudun, Wg SpIing, Seneca ant
liopewcll, aud all that part cf Clinton Town
ship which Is situated on the west side u
the Snndusky River, IN SENECA County, an,
JOHN A. HALL. Of Tithn. Seneca Count,
| Ohio. Il the Assistant ASS sscr therein.
Division No, is comprised OF the scvcra
Townships OF Eden. Bldom, Venice, Reed
Thompson, aud Scipio, md all that part q
, Clinton Township which is situated east O
the Sanduskv River, IN Seneca County, an
rHlLlP SpElLMAN, 6f TiiIin. Scncc
County, Is the Assistant Assessor ,hcr, in.
Division No. . Is comprised nf the Severn
! Townships Of rolk, jackson. Venice. San
lusky. Liberty. Chatiield, Cranberry, nm
Auburn. ~ Crawford County, and GEORGl
W. TEEL, OF Sulphur Springs, Craw Tor
County, Ohio, Is tho Assistant Asscsso
therein.
Division No. lois comprised Of the so,
eral Townships or MILESTONE, Dallas, Bu
cyrus, Tod, TrNas. Holmes, aud Iykcn,
in Crawford County, mud JAMES LEWIS
of Bucyrus. Crawford County, Ohio, Is tn
Assistant Assessor therein.
LUTHER A. HALL,
Assessor for the 9th District of the State ,
Ohio
jyl7 tf
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OrTIoS or PRovosr MARSHAL OF the !
9th Congressional District Of Ohio, 7
sandusky City, Oct l2, 1863. }
Recruiting Service.
BY virtue Of an order issued by the A. A.
Provost Marshal General Of Ohio, am au.
thorized TO receive Recruits, for any Regi.
ment, Battalion or Battery now in the field
from this State,
. Ailounty Of THREE HUNDRED DOL
LARS viii be pal d to all new Recruits--and
Bounty ofFoUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
for veterans T3 ETN 8tE
Any one dcsirous Of securing to himself
the benefit OF this liberal oifvr Of the Gov.
eernment, ran do so 10y application at my
Head Quarters in the Custom House in San
dusky City, Ohio. J.J. STEINER,
Capt and Pro. Marshal, 9th Dlst. Of Ohio.
Oct l6. 1861. ..r.l. 2--tf
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Barn Burnt.-we frequently notice in our
exchange Tapers that the property Of Union
men is being destroyed by FIRE. How is thi.
and who is the guilty ones Certainly
some method can be devised to detect the ia
famous seroundrels. We notice by the Wy,
ondot Pioneer, that the barn OF Mr.. YASLrK.
in that neighberhood. containing all h.
summer crop, Hay, Grain and Farming utea-
sils Of all descriptions, with two valuable
, horses, was set on fire by some eopperhead.
'snd all consumed. Mr.. Yanlue's loss was
about two thousa ni dollars.
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The Governors OF Massachusetts,, Maine,
Connecticut. New Hampshire, Rhode Island,
Illinois. Ohio and Wisconsin have issued
Pr0clama lions recommending that Thursday,
November oGIh. to be observed rs a day Of
thanksgiving. The .ams day ha, been rec
commended by tho President.
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Little Adams County ,--Tor the Sec
ond time in the history Of its elections, little
Adams has vo ted rgainst the " Democrats"
,psrty--or the traitor in Canada. The ma.
jority of the home vote was IL. aud the eu
lire county ticket was elected.
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Methodist Protestant Church.
There will be Preaching at the Methodist
Protestant Church in this city, on next Sab
bath (the Let Of November) at half past 10
O'Clock in the morning. Pis'chins may be
expected at the same hour regularly every
Sabbath morning hereafter.
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yaIiandigham's Friends.--Therew were
GO Ohio soldiers in Philadslph on election
dsy. aud excepting, one who had deserted
every vote was cast for honest loyal John
Brough. The desertcr voted for the man
in Canada. Strws show which way tie
wind blows.
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PRovosr MARsnAL's OrTrcK, !
9Tn CONGaESsioSAL DIsr. OF Omo.}
SANDusKY. o.. Oct. 9. 1861.

CIRCULAR NO. 21.--Notice Is hereby
given, that all soldiers captured and parol.
ed. be fore the first day of September, 1868
have been exchanged, and that they must
report TO their proper posts Immediately for
duty, or they will be arrested and treated as
deserters.
Those at large must report 10 the Provost
Marshal Of the District Ia which they arc,
who will furnish transportation 10 the near
est Military Post.
by order Of Cot ED. A. PARROTT,
A. A. Pro. Mar, Gen. cf Ohio
J.JoHN STEINER,
Capt. and Provost Marshal,
9th Dist. Of Ohio.
ct. 0, 1868. l-H.
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Campaign Subscribera--our campaign
subscribeis will bear in mind that this is the
1as issue they viii receive. Many of them
have slre,dy forwarded two dollars and or
dercd the Tribune on for the next year We
hope to hear from the balarce before our
next issue, aud that they will do likewIsr.
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3. M. pETTENCII,LN co,

No. 81 Park Row. New York, u, 6State
St., Boston, are our Agents for the TIrFIS
'TRnUSr, in those cities, and are authorized
TO take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
'us at our lowest rates. .l
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Cidcri CiderI Two or three barrels
Of pure sweet Cider, will he taken at this
otiee on Sut'erip,iOn. Wanted Immediate.
ly
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Wood! Wood l!--SubIcribors to the
TriLone. who promised to pay their Sab
scriptiou 10 Wood, sill do 80. Immediately Y
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OF The draft in minnesota has been
postponed till 9th Of November, 10 enable
the State to fIl her quota under the for
mer call, by volunteering. S@
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Notice.
JACOB BrcHARD, Plaintiff
uALKrN KALI, pshas.,

"NH7NI" - NnEH ~
Before yrssR Ii. LxfDr }. =. VI Clintos'
Township, Scrtea County, Ohio:
The Defendant will take nuiiee. that Sa
.he 2ud day Of October. a. j. le6J. said
Justice issued an order ol attachment IN the
abuve action for the sum ~ t-o Hundred
and six Dollars aud eighty cshts, AID that
William Rhode OF said County hrs bSsS
gatished in said action.
Said snsr is setfyr trial on the 2lst Dag OF
November 1863, at 10 o'clock A, NJ.
Nh JACOB RICHARD.
NShber 10, IS6J ,2-3L
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PUBLEC SALE.



at O'Clock, A NJ, the following property, viz: 4
head Of horses, 10 head of cattle, OF which are first
rate mi'h cows, one full blooicd Durham and one
fresh mitch COW, two iulbloodcd heier,, 2 ct nmon
stock heifeT, ons Bull, 10 head Of fr,t rate sheep
years old; 10 head Of hogs, twohorse wagons, one
light wagon, pair bob.seds wheat drill as good
new, one reaper and mower, wheat fan with pstent
seed separator attached, iron tooth clover ,iripper
ratent cutting box, iron bean pillow, No. 4; steel
pillow, double and single shovel plows, horse nike
horse FORK With ropes and pueys, hartows sleigh
losclain., wagon md p0w harness. sran cradle and
moving 'cytheS, sho,cls, hoes and axes, eurp,nter
tools copper ketile, iron kettles. patent wash
ing m'chine, smoolh bore rlnr gnn, large grindHone
corn hy the bu,hel about 100 bushel, GaTnei Ch,li
Potatoes, 20 bushels Cuzco potaoss,4 hive. bee. In
The LangNroth hive, hbnnt ~ tons Of hsy, lot OF
lumher, eOO pine s'nges, ,buteAus, bed.cad, and bed
dieg, one large cooks and furniure large pnror
stove, one boz stove, tables, chairs, 6c, one lar.e
booking glass, und many other aric les not enumer
Risd.
TERMS On ,uu' Of SIS and over credit Of nj ne
months viii he riNeL, the purchasers giving notes with
approved security. All Ium, unfer IS cssh.
oeE1 y LEWIS Il. llOLTZ.
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TIFFIN, o., OCT. 80, 1868.
=, II. g,lNDsIEV,

is our Agent for the TRIBUNE in Seneca
County. He is authorized to solicit
Advertisements, Subscriptions, collect
Accounts, and receipt for the same.
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T. A. KAUP.
Tinin, Oct, 2s 1863.

Sad Remainders.--Thot trunks OF two
trees have been sent from the battle field Of
Gettysburg for the Massachusetts, and Penn
sylvania Historical Societies They will at
test the fereeness Of tho conflict there, ono
ofthem having ESQ bullet holes 10 the space
Of 81 feet, and beothsr having ITO in the
same space. Sad remaiaders they win be
Of the heroic dead.
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Thapks-To the Soldiers Aid Of Tifiin:
would employ this method OF returning my
most sincere thanks TO the Soldiers Aid. for
their kind donation in the form of ten dol
lar Green Back.
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OF Capt. Oh. Dodds, slst Ohio In
fantry, has been promoted to Major Of tho
LIST Alabsma Cavalry. l
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SALsN, Washington County, lnd"l


SALsN, Washington County, lnd"l
MAY IL. 1889.
pR. RcpAcK--Dear Sir-My son Thomas
MS given up by the rhysicians. thi. last
SIMMER, as ahnpclcss case. lie was almost
askele,on, hcsh and muscles sccmVd to have
Mstcd away lie could not rise from ly.
iw to sitting position. Ouc Doctor nj
twas ease oi l.umbigo, aud that all the
,bctors in the world could not cure him, aud
tmt he would have been dead long ago, II
hchad not been So we'll nurscd a callusity
fonlcd on the outside of the left thigh, cX
te,ding from tl,c hip to the knee, nnd III,
pctor said he would have to "opcn the
high aud scrapc the bone" The operation
eing severe, ! was pursuadcd to try your
Scaudinv ian lNuod Purifier and Hood
f,llS. procured thrive hotties of the Puri
Ter aud two boxes uf rills aud to myaston.
lshment they took away the callusity, and
restored him 10 health, and he Il now aois to
work. Thcsc are the facts Vt the case. and
YOU are at Liberty to make what use olthcu,
YOU plcose, aud rtfcr to ne. u ytu THU
proper,
Yours, respectfully,
WILLIAM SAGE,
| Y. of the NJ H. Church
Rcadcri do YOU know OF any other RENO.
dies on earth that wi produce such glorious
rcsolta 80 the abOvcy
See advert srmsnL
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Administrators Sale
OF REAL ESTATE.

Tn pursuance of an order granted by the
Prnbate Court Of Scurcn County, Ohio, |
vii offer for sale at public auction, ON
saturday, Novcn her Nth, 1850,
at2 clock 7. NJ, upon the premises, the
'ollowipg drscribed real estate, 10 wit: Flny
t5o) feet off of the \ 'rth end Of in lots mum
bcred FIVE hundred and thirty three aud five
hundred and thirty four (533 aud 53l) in the
second Ward OF tho City Of rifliu.
Appraised ut s.. Terms Of Sale.
one. third in hand, one third In one year,
aud ote third in two years from the day Of
sale. with interest, the payment to be se-
cured by M.r'sage upon the prcnIi-is sold
JOHN SOUDER,
Admnlstrator on the Estate Of WEsLrr
b. fREEs, deceased.
October 81, 1868 al.
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The Tribune.--As tho long winter svo-
nings will soon be uTon US, subscriLo for
the TRipUSE--witlou: fail.
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Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
nnteuiened has been appointed aud qualified as Adj.
mi nisiratoI on the estate of JUllN n. WAGNER,
late olSepeca County, deceased. An persons having
claims will immediately present them foi Adjudiea.
tion.
ADAM MILLER, Adlu'r.
Dot. 10, lsG3. e-3t
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0T DoueIAs JERRoLD said grumbler
wouldn't Olldw that there is bright side
10 the moon.
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The Jubiiee.--Ths Z nion men in Tifho
and the surrounding country met in this
place on Friday evening last to celebrate the
glorious victory achieved at the ballot box
over the Copperhead leaders in the late cam
paign 10 Ohio.
A large Torch Light procession was form
ed about o'clock and paraecd through sew
eral streets amid the shouts and cheers from
the loyal citizens for the safety OF that 'aer'o
Old Flag. The torch men made a brilliant
display with their lamps and banners on
this occasion. The good feeling exhibited
at this 10 olli6sation. showed plainly that the
people we're vide awake, and determined to
nd by the Union TO its bitter end.
o. .ches we're made by Col. WV. IL. Gin
SON. u j. c. LYr and Captain JonN J.
SrtINt@ ripnel ibson remarks were el'
oquent and to &c point, aud were received
~'h shouts aud applause. Colonel John Z.
LkS' mad short speech, which was listen.
eu WIN MARRIED attention. We cannot
follow the course Of hi. remarks II IL ami
,rio,,, .or,;sL.!b nhS. they were rerlste with pa.
|
traitors square on their heads. The mex
speaker introduced was Captain John J
STEINER who is well known in Tiilin and
Seneca county as the man that calls gentlc
man by their proper names. lie delivered
some broadsides into the ranks Of his old
Democratic friends lie told thar, ..'h---
tney stood in the campaign just closed, AID
a
how eontemptiously they arc looked upon b,
the loyal people throughout the whole
North He advised his old political associ.
a,es, to break OF the shackles Of party, to
tread under foot the demon Of prejudice, ani
to go with heart aud soul into the great work
Of saving and regencrating our much abused
country. Take the Captains remsrks all il
all, on this occasion no gave the enemies Of
our Government particular thunder.
The jolfication wound up by grand I'm
ion Dance. at Loessers Hall. The Hall wai
crowded to excess, aud everything passed Of
harmouiously aud in good order. The dance
was kept uphill o clock in the morning
and all wns pleased with the Union Jubile,
over the downfall Of treason and traitors.
----------
Another Gail for Soldiers.--By refer
cncs To another column, to the Proclamation
of the President Of the United States, il will
be seen that 300 600 more soldiers are want.
cd 10 aid in crushing out this infamous Loco.
foco war. We say Locofoco war, for it was
sprung upon the country by the LEADERS
end TRAITORS Of that party. We do not
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t1T s75 900 worth of goods per month
are allowed 10 be taken to Corinth.
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This invaluable medicine I, upfiiing in The cuts Of
sl those painful anddtnisrou, ji,sNc' to witch the
femple constituiion u subject II moderate all eN.
ce's aud removes all ob'lruetion' aud speedy cure
may be relied on.
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.SiIas IL. Lind sLev

~ licensed Huctivpcer. is now
fsaa' 10 tend toal ha.nss. 10 lI,.i., ths' say =
in'p'sd 10 hi'eato IA ssHeva safa D-iS nseea.
itst,
ty-Re,ideuce, 2 miies moth of rishn. on N
fren,ant rtsnk Road. Az erd@ts left VITA II. ~
Bu.k,tk n Co, s,ll be promptly sitsRde1 TO
TiMu, Augpst ~, 1853. a. Gm
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$50 REWARD

Will be paid for the conviction Of
ture, said to be ours, and claims we are sell
ing out 10 go 10 Indiana. We sell only at our
WyreIaoSai. Our Furniture we warrant on
our own hook, po, on others regulations.
RemembeF that W, o. MYERS n BRO.
don't ask Of any one "a give thsIe q repuia-
ton 10 the furnilure line, nor viii they AlloW
any one 10 use their name 10 sell trash,
We have all,kinds Of Fnrnitnre
en hand at low rates for cash oslr as lar
Remember w. o. MYERS &
BRO. near lhe tall steepie. Market Street.
limp, ohio hT IAug' H. 1868 I'm
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Piles! Piles,

ROOTS German Ointment will
cure the worstcases of Piles. For
sale by EsS
a. zlx.EI T. MAReuAnDr,
- Aug z, 1863, s N ~ IL
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Dcserters!
rnorOsr MAn.n.L,s orrlcr.l !

PRoyosr MARsHAL's oFSIcE.l
saadusky, Ohio, August 2s. ls6s,i
! aR ordered sy the Acting Assistsnt Pro.
yo,t Marshal Genersl Of Ohio, 10 give pub.
licly to the fact that4 reward Of TEN DOL.
lars ana the reasonable expenses incurred
will be paid 10 any person for the apprehen.
sion aud delivery off Dssertsr at the Head.
Quarters OF the nearest Prosost hasshat.
.etn D. J. SrEINER. 81 --t
Capt. and Provost Marshal,
Sept. I, 1868. '<'t E'aS ~ is-vtf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-30
ATS TO $I60 PER m0MTH
War Claims a Pensions.

Pennington, Lee & Brewer vii!
give prompt asutsn to the eolleciion sad pssseeu.
lion Of all lelaims asAian the Government, forbsei'
pay, bounty, Se., and procuring
PENSIONS
OF disabled soldiers and widows Of deceased oaaes'
and soldiers.
Ma. PgssIscroE having retired from the army
has resumed III. pIaot,es OF law. 81 -