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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11
LETTER LIsr.-A list Of uncalled

LETTER LIsr.-A list Of uncalled
for Letters miiniasa the Post Office at TINA, %
Iobsr i0th. Io66.--Mfs. q. ~ Allsa, w. AiIer .,
hrs II. A ma Samuel Bilian, Geo Bath. Jas EaAsy.
iIaulson q. Cole Aiss MoLis ?. Clagstt, Samuel
Crook, Mrs Mary Dufksld, John funtoa, thks Isth-
Gates, u. w, Gousher. Andrew Gliss, v, ,C. GsaT.
Is Kosangsamsr, AIiss Flora Keller. Israel Kooa ia
cob iabto X. y. r Lane. osear Lswrsnee, Faneis
i..-mbfght. Mrs MArgasst Ieag, Robert A. Maynss.
Henry Mis-f. Alfred II. Mneh John msate, Ch. rss
roe, NE, Mar y .fowsn, Low u. Rb,sr, b. Rumseh,
lag. Nancy y. Reswiek, Mis- Lizzie NJ. shiplsy. 9
sowsn u Mn sarah II. stonsr, j. smith, ". Wilson
~. WiIliaanss Jessph zsanisr.
.it~igt Jsssk sHzivHs, fo,imsaisr.
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This number closes the present vol
ume of the TRIBUNE. Those who are in
debled to the establishment are requested
to call and settle or remit at once. as we
desire 10 improve the appearance of ou'
paper, which will necessarily be attended
with considerable expense.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11

p. E. lLEn is justnow largely en-
goged in the manufacture aud shipment
of Cigars to various points. Country
dealers in cigars, wines and liquors of all
description can get bargains at his es-
tablishment on Market street.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11

That SUIT.-Among the many
articles OF home manufacture, upon ex-
hibition at the County Fair, claiming
superiority, was a suit Of fine clothes
made by STRIcKER. Bros. g. Co. 1t
accumulated the first premium, and being
adhered to by us, will be on our back
for exhibition on Sundays and gala days.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11
THE AroMfzRR

NEW SYSTEM or "sEkfINu I JNG AND
CHEST DISEASES, CATARRH, ASTHMA
\ Ahdall Nalaaies Of ao- Digsstlss Organs ths
use Of the Ai0mizer.
rhs Atomizsr is an Apparatus oonstrue,ed on Sci.
entihc principles, which, bv 4 mechanical eafangs-
ment either by atmospheric pressure OF seas, con-
Verts anv medien- into dne SPRAY, and fssdlly
conveys IL into the Bronchial Tubes Lungs, With
the Respiraiory current. This medicine Sabmittsd 10
the action Of the Apparatus lose nothing Of thsf
Chrmieal iuss In o,hsr preparations. bot
esved into the RssPira tory Ofgans, 10 their fall mad
ciaal strength. Those desiring tr~atmeni BY s.'s
me ans obtain u BY calling On ". iinshng, as
Perry street
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11

The U. S. EXPRESS This Com
pany have 4 aiken room opposite the
Post Office, for the transaction Of busi
ness. A new express wagon for the
free delivery of goods for the above COM
pany, is running. Competition is the
life of business. ny 'iiff t"i
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11

Mr.. BRITAIN, the Minister of the
Episcopal Church. has returned, and
hereafter there will be regular servi ces
at this church; both morning and evening,
on Sabbath.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11

In accordance with the law, the
saloons of the city were kept closed on
Tuesday. What a pity that the three
hundred and sixty four other days of the
year are not election days.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11
CAPITAL CITY BUSINESS coLLEaR.

The design of this institution Is
to impair, sound business education, by
giving special attention to ok'-kceping
PENN snship, Business Arithmetic, Com
,nerciol Law, Business Correspondents,
Telegrapby, Photography, Elecution and
specimens Of Penmanship. Address,
yssr BYRAS g. ToNLissos, a r
(n4s-5t)ts Columbus, Ohio. Y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11
A STRANGER. whose head seemed

? A STRASoER, whose head seemed
TO be slightly turned {" on the subject
ofreligion, has been holding forth at all
hours Of the day, the past week, on the
streets and corners, aud at the fair
ground. Ills effort" appeared to be IN
singing hymns in a very loud key, and
his '' dclusion " that he had the special
mission Of disciple, in the cause OF
Christianity. i u
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11

The Woods have decked them
selves with crimson, green and gold ;
most charming to the eye, but saddening
TO the heart, for they reculi the beautiful
slines Of the poet: t,v
.' Leaves hsxs teir time to fall,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11

Mr.. JonN CRuM, ESQ, returned
few days ago IRON the south. He has
sold his interest in the Vicksburg plarta'
.tioD, but expects TO return to Mississippi
again notwithstanding.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11

CHILDREN WANTING Homes 1t
is the intention of the Children's Aid So
cicty of New York, TO send a company
OF homeless children, shortly, to Thin,
provided a Sufficient number of reapecto'
Bile families in this vicinity will each sig
nifty desire to take one or rmore of them
on their arrival, by applying to the fol-
lowing gentlemen, who will kindly act
as a committee OF reference: A Ian.
don, r. G.. Pennington, l.. A Hall, and
WIN. Lang. All applications must be
made to the committee. The children
must be KEEP. till Of age, except in the
case, which rarely happens, of one hav'
ing nn .ineradica disease. physical or
moral, nt the time the child was taken.
Should removal be necessary for other
sufficient reason, it can be effected by
consent of the Committee; but a new
home must be provided by the party who
has taken the child. If III treated or
neglected, as to physical or moral culture
the child will be removed by the society.
The children win not be indeutured; a
mutual voluntary agrcemen, having been
proved by the experience of the society,
TO be the most practical, and the best
plan. 1t is expected that the expense
Transportation, which is very moderate
will be paid by those who take the chill
dren. II. FRIEDGEN. Agent.
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woopi WOOD

THOSE OF our subscribers who
intend paying their subscription in Wood
will please deliver the same between his
and the last Of October. .rts.
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THE FAIR.-The exhibition of


TIE FAIR.-The exhibition of
the Seneca County Agricultural Society,"
last week, was financially. ut least,
complete success. Fifteen hundred dol
lars was taken in at the gate on The Sec
ond day, and could not have been much
50 thar five hundred the third. There
are~not many counties Of the population
Of this, that can beat us in point OF re-
cepts.
The Nav GRoUsps-Comprising some
twelve or fifteen acres, are as yet in
rough condition, and need very much the
planting of trees to protectthosc attend
ding. from the noon-day heat. Moro
thorough drainage is reeded, as the soil
is Of a cloyey nature and the surface fiat.
TnE DRlyiSe R,sG-ls admirably
adapted TO trotting and the display Of
horse flesh generally. The track is one
half mile in length and wide enough for
four carriages abreast. There has prob
ably been more space devoted to this than
mikes it picturesqus or pleasant, in the
disposition of the various halls, but as
the display of horses are becoming an
object OF more especial interest, and a
half.mile track is peculiarly adapted 10
the satisfactory testing of speed, minor
considerations will necessarily be com
PEELED to succumb. eeG
The TRvTTISG MATcH,-on the after
noon o. the second day was especially
interesting. Two horses Bonnie Bell,'
bay mare, and "Back Hawk" indica.
tive Of color-were entered for mile heats,
two best in three. Bonnie Bell -
came in best ON first aud last heats-win
ming the race. The third day onoth er
match was tro,ted between two others
bay and black ; the bay making the
two first heats aud " inning easily.
liz CARRIAGE HORSES there were a
large number of competitors. Doctor
LvERs, of Fostoria, driving fipe mattel :
ed span of blacks. carried off the first
premicm. A Gray tesa--the owner we
did not learn, also attracted considerable
attention. Quite a number of Others
also made a fine appearance which we
h.ve not the space to notice as we would
wish.
4 RIDING HoasEs ,-were also entered IL
goodIy' number. A fine black racker
owned by a stranger, took tho first pre-
MUM. s sf.i7' .
SrocK.--In this department the Horses
by far exee!led every fair heretofore held
A very large number of entries wer,
made, indicas ing growing interest sn'
ambition to excel. The Cattle stsIls Scr'
but spsrssly filled. Some fac specimen
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11

A Horse FAIR will be held at the
Fair Grounds on Saturday. Premiums
are to be given tny on horses entered
from this county. $3.50.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11

Yousa MRN who never frequent
lbars or saloons, never become drunsstds'
1t is only those who put themselves in
position to be tempted, who fall. Young
men wao associate with those who do not
drink are In ss safe place as the tenn
iplsrs' lodge. I.A only he who forms as
sociations with those that take an occa-
sional glass, that Is led astroy, and gradu-
ally loses his resrect. Be careful then
in choosing your assoeiatss, II friend
asks you to step into saloon, tell him
you have other, business. and cut him
from that time forth. You will never
regret !, ifyou form . resolution not to
enter ssaloon on any presext, and stand
Arm in your determination,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11

A large number of business houses
were gai,y decorated, yesterday, with
flags and eyergreens, in honor of the
Festival the Brueder Bund The San
dusky City Band, which is in attendance
discoursed most delightful music on the
streets. Tho Concert in the evening
passed off pleasantly. Mr.. PHILIP Sc
wALp, ST., addressed the audience in
german, which we, unfortunately, did NOT
understand. The exercises will close
to night with n grand ball.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11
q YOURS LAuaHINaLY.s

yeurssnssf good humor and fair laughing fsee;
Youtcanfor, 90 charming aud Personsl arsce.
Sends smiles TO the sober, gives Joy To the sad,
Guilds shadows With sunbesms thsy neef woulJ have
, had. a..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11

THE weather had relapse on
Tuesday, back to the old complaint
rain and mud. tH
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11

SHAwHAN's new block is being
pencil d and repuinted, which adds much
to its appearance. The block opposite
is also being repainted. a.,.Is
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11

The President has appointed the
80 h day of November next. as day Of
Thanksgiving aud Prayer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11

Celestial work-(im-) )printing Kiss
eS for rosy checked lss, with golden
.ringlcts and pouiing lips. 49,.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11

there is no better place TO get your clothes
made up in style, than at STRIcKEE
Bros, g. Co., opposite the Court House.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11

TIE STATE FAIR commences on
Tuesday next. The s. g. c. railroad
will carry those attending at half fare.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11

The new Lutheran Church ap.
prooches completion. 1t is being put
under roof.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11
TIFFIN MARA ETs.
Corrected Weekly by s B, SHEATH.
Oct. 10. 1866
GRAIN AND snnns

GRAIN AND SEEDS.
FLOUR-Sll' oo@ ~ 30. sHg
WHEAT-Firm ut 81 IS 10 = 80.
CORN--Firm at 55@C0 cents,
RYE-A65 cents per busheL u tlt 4,
OATS--Firm NJ 80 cents.
GLOVER SEED--S6 90.
TIMOTHY SEED--S2 zoo 800.
FLAX SEED-Sa 25 or pushel.
HOGS--S9 0o@l0 90 per cwt
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ALwArssuRE TO CURE DYspsrsrA.

ALWA1SSUKEI 10 CURE UYsfkfsIA'
1t removes III. esuss. asA thepios. removes the
disease. It's Effects are inasnts nscas-donN tns
anesa misn,e., Il. results s,.psrmansut and lasr
ing. coss prsrsruA crss Aould have hem. "
every hosseheld sHfI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11

POTATOES. PORK, &c, &c.
POTATOES'A--s0sl 55 cents. r.'t
TALLOW &c;
c CANDLES-Stcarinc rs con,s.
Z" Tallow goa 25 cents.
20, Common s cents.
WOOL. Selling at IS cents TO sS.
WIuSKY--S3 90, and Common 81 20
per coll,n.. - Al - n
HAMS 40 TO % cents, per pound.
BEESWAX ..25 cents per pound
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11
An Effectual Worm Medicine.
Browns Vermifuge Com6ts.


on WORN LozEsGEs. Much sickne,s, undoubtedly
with ehildfeu end adults ,sttrbnted TO other caue',
Is occasioned by worms. The VsRNWu0E Cow
rms" although cFectual In destroying worms,
can do 40 possible injury The mos, delicate child.
This valuable combination has been suceessfaliy used
by physicans and found TO be safe and safe In ersd
icatins worms, SO hdrfu to children.
CnnpRsS H,visa WoaSs require Immediate at
tention, a. neglect of the trouble often causes pro.
longed sickness. -.
SYMPTOMS or woRNs IN cHiLpRrS are oiien
overlooked. Worms in the stomach andbowsls cause
Irritation which can he removed only by the use of
a sure rem edy. The cCsbins,i on of In Rodents
ased In making BRowS's "vFRuTr0g CoarIrs :
Is such to give the best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS & D RowN ,Prcprie,crs, New York.
Sold by all dealers in Medicines, at e5 cts. box.
yot ls6B. 5s--tl.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11
MEDICAL.
DIR. GEO. y. YINGLING,

and SURGEON, has re-
turncd to the city Of ritiin, for the pur-
pose of practicing his profession.
Calls promptly attended, ", in the city
and couHryi x a. ~ - = ~
Can ne consulted at his Office in the
rear of First National Bsnk, an PeriysSt..
or ut the residence of his father-in-iaw.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11
SpetiaI 9ataes.
secret Of Beauty Pow der.

uNoUEsTIoSADbY TIL r GREATEST "DEAr-
TiFlER OF TUE AGE"
Give, the complexion spsyl jhhrtiui, 'asA as can
only be found in youth. Ladies ir you wish clear
and bn,hsn, tmpl,Nion, usc the Setfsi Of Beauty
Powder. Sent by mail on the rcesip, Of 50 cents
aud two red stamps ,opepsy postage. ,.,
Address t. W. A. vOUGlfr,
Newton, Nj.
Aurustg 2, 1900. e-Ct.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11

" BreHihss there 4 man with so dead
Who never n btmselfhbh saidn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11

C-Stands for clothes, at Rose &
S,erns.
Stands for excellent Stoves, at
C. NJ. Yerk's.
D-Stands for large stock of Dry
Goods, at G. X. Brown g. Co.'S.
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Agents wanted
rue CAMP, BATTLEFiLLD AND HOSPITAL
LIGHTS sndsIIADoMs OF Tho GREAT REBEL.
ION
Heroic, PatnoI Romanlie, Humorous az TTagloal
sPLEsDIDLy iLLusrTTED
with 100 hne Portraits snd Beautiful Eng faghgs

HNHIs work for genial humor, tender paihos. start
ling ihIsTeu and altrsctve beauty stands peer
less and goss sRoag = ys e0n eeiraE me Nal'
maiie--the Wnty and Maveious--tie Tender and
.Pa4hsde--the Roll Of Fame and STORY Canp. PICK.
Wdnde rinl Esc ap. s-Fsnloss Wotds asd,Deeas
Of Women, and the whou Panorama Of the War are
here thrlhngly portrayed sn mastery manner, al
once hs orie al aud Tomaniic rendering ~ the mast
smols, bdriant aad readsbh bsok thatc de has
eali.d forth. Amussnsnt we'll as insiruoiion nay
BE- found Oh ever page, graphic detail. bnlisnt
in inns work sf Iiierarytrtf . kH- Thls wo sells
it.slf The people are tired Of dry details aai paui
xan " wotks aud want something humoIons and roman
,ja fVr i've ksys agetU eissfink ~ Y pei month
ssnd Tor circulars. and oar tsfms sod proof efthr
.Sass ssl'r'ss' ASsss' ,uskis 4 CO..
taso,ssi - Ina. sse' s..sss c'as,pas'i, g
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BUTTER, Haas AND LARD.
BUT rER--22@25 cents per pound.
EGGS-20 cents per dtzsn.
LARD-lu Kegs, l2@ iSt per pound.
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The '-.al BIZ Lay ! 'i-rs MICH svers
er,z-..s ~ E.a.s = r.e ~ s--s :.
~. ps-s.-ysive En = 80 n sG.n rre.is.
ssnpurisns~ 4. ss,s.<~ $40 hss- s--,n -.r-r
.sg i.r v~sfs ss..sn ~ -s-p-.i-. s.i..s.-'-' -.
fiswrarv ard GENRES ls~ssi'y. ft.' a.. .
D,sp-pris Cuss oil c-rsiriv RUE s.-r.
'Ls Frspsm'ws gas' sstse y 40 rs~rs a.
stance
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JASPER COURIER.


TIE ssclsdssms'ic spectacle u South
csrylsss ssl Massachusetts, wsii p: isso
she PhilsdsIptss Ns';ensl Cssveai'os. siir
by sidr. rss been ov-sshsdosei b. that q
TshcsAos. Tilson ana Frederick Dosgisss
walking arm in .sa. sa'o ne r.ehaii con
Scn,,on. foiir seucs ei -s-s mssir. f.e.s
- On ei<rnpl h'nr-s 90 Ehf ss~' u Ti.iou
TOO a ir.-.ing p.sg n siis s.sni sers.isons'
c.ap. ~. II ~ remembered g sLs
,.-n,lemsa ~ho a.ot. sni rstiisi<f -
<xhsust We uesss 90 he sesssi~s aud sen
--lis- " snsrrgers o., claiming iLsi ssti
the xhi,s spi L;sr. race- x.a,.d - ees~
flied rasr~by
Anh.s.ss se 90 sacissrJ q isseh =; TIA.
disgfse-fni srsc'ssis. yss IL 70 sssliy ss
ssurhiag Ts'.-r D. 'he ci-pstcE &c ierrs
ms, prt or,y d.i ri.r o.. n-l m'-e~ren.
zionist march ~ i-r 80. o. t.- Great Eisrs
Dcrgl sec. o. Iae .. tee kc.iss' days ~ 'h-
wear. fsOHlsg ~ - Pss'si.l .sess-a ihs
rank od.sr u ia. -..4.si anu brother snl
,nsi 10 ia. s-n- drirs s'im s-s~ =. -.''a-r
. ,IureI u.va. " r.rssd q : aemrrsl "a
tim a. com thing n,.r i',as inc -rnsiins
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~ ne ,,--s.n~sscy o: 'h- 'sn.s :. eylacsrs .
snsnss'.i dessy o. ,hs, y &c o rsste whirh
should -~sl' ~ tc-'.ss u ~s-.. rvrr->ra-
'.r,vs - iar r.nrs. On - 81 H-fsid.
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Dr =. . N-~rf-- f-s~r.s = - CREATES
ciss.ssr- q 49, ~cs'<. -. srrrs whisksrs
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TIVE s~tr<1x.e6 vai 70 : $780, 6Eng
y J<sws u E.s~e.ssre. - - se<ss..e
tsliss . - >.si,< ssre : sevk I<ssisc
Jsspr esery T~s<sy ssrsssx = sss~ !
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skss< q p.sk< prrr~r1r~-
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q So PEEltcr St~T~G NsrsssE
~ THE BA1--z1r EzA>-H >-x-rE sr~<ls
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-.s-.a.sis -s~sE-. ~--- 81 kans- - ges6s
-.s- US sal hss o.iy cor rn-~rSIsg. -
~ mg-- s<ssrss tep<is-. art . irn>~s~5
<.'h ls-- is~isnrtsa- - Srs rrslcrt's
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ssrs.rn- I.sc~--rt = - he wr~s1 4
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-09-08

I Tie l:snr; ~ C-ssn;-s ionerS
~ the county rave iern ia session
this week. i:cyond attending - a
aunt 81 eases az ss.i.ir-r- r-isei. v.
smsiness q g.ey' public imlratsn.-.
Mas isass>arf.-G.
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HE pscpsiesors of the ireland Steam
= fIsusne Mill derirs fCA'osm Toe pss-
&c: that they have their Mn . ths bet a
osses. eaplcy none bns the most csnpeseni
.mlmes. ssd feel confident hey can sssis-
- 'nesr ps'r00s o 10 lheis wosk--bofh .
- qssissy ssd qsastitv. They gusrsnsce e
8 e!ael . besh % coy s5,esa Mil u South
- iss'sss. Ths Mn is sussssr so pre-
Sssee r. . custom vosk every dsv II th<
Vert except Sssdsy sd MsaSsv. sss.ssr
- ~ CONTRARY noswishssso6isg. a hk>rsl
sasse 81 psIossre 10 solicited.
iffLAsr Mil rnrraxr.
sng. Ssh, 1868 Y.
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Toe .ssufi>rr. t.ssnx sr~s s-Gsr-'
\. AssilLsn = go xer<s ~ s-fF s.s
semeSs. rtrr hss< -sCr~-< - srss
"a. yesrs -nA s~s~sr assr <<sr'~s- -
IL q ssesS sl<ss-<. tssn<.nsr :. - s.r &C.
10 make kas.s 70 BIS se.ss. -sf<s<ss A
n<an< - esfs
To 81 xhD 6--ar a. hr s-ns rr1l
Of Tie 2rescrpiiea 90 . sssr = r.sscrD- s'''
tkr cire-issrs frr ,rtpsrsg sss s-sg -
cane. -..iea ~, go Cos ere u~s =
CDnr smpsivs. Asisa.,. Dsss<Ausis- C..-<l<
Code, .ss 81 IErrsr So Log ssse<,srs
The s.ss oilsrt y sh~ sssersa-r - srs<G,
sLe Frescr;srca = - s~.-kr - s<xtst
ss1 spread issos1s;sDn si.ts - rrnr>.vrl
10 Le invslssbi<. sss ~ Asrss ss>sy -.gsss
~ili Try As rr4ejs- - 4 80 ssss 's-rn -
thing. sss ny sssre ti>sNsr
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~ seiprs mail. I'll piesss s1srrs&
REx EswAxs a. wIE~ss.
wSiE.s-sss1. Ksszs - No. YRt-
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nystT -ss.-- fnrs rrabshiy nn ule
lisa. an Which s,snssr1 r- n ri-c
~hieh : ne pousr- ~ 20 many si'ns sfs -
isy-pra-s.. AZ = Il y more comnsss.v essi~s
r-.sr s'oss.rr. nsd here 4 nv mere r~f,i-n
r.'ms ~ snrn X nssHA~ = oas eis BiusT<.
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C..Nrl % $50 Per msslA EN- -
HErt sss.i- - -s<-sb-1v- = - ~ry
.ai q. .soscrss5< ss-s~ss. <ssrA ne~ss -
frsrsiisg ard cen " Gss> ~ Arrsr- re -
Jag sfon- o.~ bzsf'~ rssss per Gag IL q
re. s.s-,~-.. r~sx ss~s'h sse-~ - > .
~..~rsrE..as sx-i.s. -hss- sn~z -srsr ~ 60
n Fa'i s.srrsrn.ss< -~sI % s.~ sAs-rr- "a
.rsrs p .; Gfs ceA'- ss-
- WALKER
I.y IL rro-i. Il---s-sils-. ~
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Tie nul-f-irnsd, hrrsLs rrlu'. b.
thank 4. b., ..-.ghbr- srd ri' zear sa~
i.4r >. jasper. snr 'her k.ndnsss. -rass-
nv s.a .s.istsncr s.ssn and rendered s.sm-
ri: std .smiiy aa.ss. .ss --c-n' iiin~--
HENRY a iiULriisCS
Jasper. Sepi -. sDb
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TIVE uadrssigned, proprietor Of shs seau-
= isr nail lice. Sespeellsliy saisrns sse
ssaveIisg public ihss hereafter - ~sH sss
4 Sage f. ~ seecmaodssj0s 81 esrsss
gers q Mcstays. Wedses6sys. ssd Fri-
tsys Ne w,Ii lSsse Jsspes. in s'ns 3. sra
ss<s wSth ~ rrsies % IL y 4 ~ n q.
10 LsoEoosee, 49, wiII ss1ws "a To- sssss.
'Tkss6sys, 80 Gstsr6sys. Hss sssn y :
god 60. - soessngsss 10y reg cr O.
Dc thsUseh se6slg 80 - 6Ws.
lGfpn0n 6lDOkNAEE
Me- 1ssA. looo-y
Ursy us Whist Won owe q
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Advertise in the .'ssrcr Courier
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coma MOyTH .-AGENTS ~sass1
fOsvI ~ IN enfisrfv 80 sriclee. il
60 Ad1ress o. Z. CAREY, Cry Bsin
Isr. Brtx>fssd, -
Iass 18th. 1856 -lyis
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Tie C..rl;e- Office has t<<r --nv-.
.nic III c.-arisf -eE i,asljinr- -
Wet MAJ street Eberc &c MI o.
pleased C. ser cur friends