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Prov.r's Vsrr,ih,cn C,,et,

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OR WcRv LozENeEs. Much sickness, undoubtedly
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THIS valuable combination has been successfully used
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SYMPTOMS or WORMS ~ CmtppuS are onen
overlooked. Worms in the stomach sndhowels cause
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is such to give the hest possible effect with safety
CURTIS n BROWN ,rrortislcr., New York.
Sold by alldealcrs In VI cdiciues, at g5 cts a box.
NAV ~, 1860. In..l
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BooK BINDER WANTED.

A good practical Book Binder,
with a capitol of $500, can enter into
tho business in this city, with fine oppor.
tuni,ies for success. 1t is undoubtedly a
good opening, there being, at present, no
establishment of the kind in operation,
and none within thirty miles of the city.
Apply at this ofilce. If.
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The CoUSTRY.--While journeying
through the rural districts last week, we
found our farmers busily engaged in put
ing in their wheat crop. and noticed par
ticularly how almost universally the drill
of the TIFFIs AGRICULTURAL WoRKs,
was employed in doing this work. Our
own observations fully confirm Us In the
belief that II is not only great labor
saving, but that crops are far more sure
where they ore put in with the drill.
The fields of waving ccrn,-the green
pastures,--the fresh stacks of newly
threshed straws-the closely shaven
meadows dotted over with ricks of new
mown huy.-the orchards bending be
meath great loads of rosy. checked ap
ples,--are most conclusive evidences o
the prosperity Of our farmers. and TIM
happy and opulent condition of thu
country,
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CHICAGO MARKET.

ClnRAGo, Sept. 2
FLOUR-Was quiet and unehanyed, at 81 5oa'
n 10 for white winter and 0C so for Spring ex'
tras. .
steady at I 7sGI so. No. Spring declined PC (;
sales at | 55gI 50.
coRN-Opened frmer, and clo.o dull thles at
57ajsI5 &c foI No. /, 5GG57 for No, Q, and 20 for
white, -
OArs--Are dull nj o0c for No, I, and 3lc for No @
RYE-Is 2Gie better, at 5igtOc for No. |, and ~
for No. ..
BARLEY-Is neglected.
WHISKY-is inactive and nom nal.
LIVE IOGS-Active. sales $40,
CATTLE--Stead.
PROFESSIONALISM steady. Mess Pork Is nomina.
| at s3a OODS3! so. sales OF 100 brls prime mess at
SO 90, 100 les summer steam Lard sold ~ lsAa
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CAPITAL CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE.

The design of this institution is
to imp0rt sound business education, BY
giving special attention to Bookkeeping,
Penmanship, BUSINESS Arithmetic, Com
mercial Law, Business Correspondence,
Tclcgraphy, Photography, ElocutiOn and
specimens Of Penmonship. Address,
BRYAN g. ToMLISsoN,
Qn4s-5t) Columbus, Ohio.
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Sandusky & Cincinnati Railroad,

on and Nftet SUNDAY. July 18th, 1890, and
nntil futther notice Trains will leave ns follows
s o u r H..
SANS. Mail Train leNves liihn; connects ai
Csrcv from Finilay; At Forest from the East
AMI for the West at neilsioniain lDI the West
NJ trhana for tolumhus At navton for Rich.
mond nrrives At Cincinnati at 5gS VI
10 ~ p. NJ, Night Express le aves Iihn connects
Springfield with L.. NJ. II, n. for Nenia y Gin.
cinnaii aud London Branch l.. W. \ G.. n y.
trains North At Dayton Tot Cincinnati atriy.
ing 1925 \. VI.
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EIGHTH ONO RE UNIoN.--The re.Un-
ion Of the Eighth Ohio Monday last was sue.
cess, upon arriving on Keleysl Island basket dinner
was served in front of the Island House, after which
the party assembled The house to listen 10 short ad
dresses. Chaplain l.. N. freeman was chosen PTes.
dent, Lieptep ant l. V. McKesson.Vice President,
and Captain Bysu Secretary. Everything passed off
most pleasantly considering the unIavorabe weather,
and the occasion will long be remembered. The
ssndusky City Band accompanied The excursion, and
N'nsc and Dancing, was the order Of the oceasioni
and everything passed of to the enjoyment ofall.
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The Book of anecdotes and in
cidents of the Rebellion, is true and
interesting narration of vast number of
scenes and exploits, engaged in and per-
formed by the soldiers of the Union. 1t
will be well bounnd and will contain
clear and beautiful print. This city is
now being canvassed by Mr.. THos. w.
Fox, of the 55.h Ohio volunteers. Mr..
Fox, lost an arm in the service of his
country, and deserves the patronage OF
the public, aside from the yaluableness
of the work he sells.
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The BRUEDER- BUND, of this city,
will hold Festival next week, commenc'
ing on Wednesday and continuing three
days. On Thursday evening, a flag
presentation win take place, at National
Hall, followed by a Concert. by the vari-
Gus Societies that are expected to be
present. On Friday morning process
sion will form and march through the
principal streets to the new fair grounds,
where a picnic will be held, and in the
evening the exercises will close with a
grand ball at the National.
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CARPET SwEEPER.-The Rubber
Band Carpet Sweeper, is the title OF
new instrument to clean carpets from
dust and dirt, and is we'll recommended
by housekeepers. II saves carpets; it
saves furniture; it is cheaper than brooms
at five cents piece. The Agent for the
sale of these domestic articles, will be in
our city in a few weeks. Try one and
see how it works. 81
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THE STATE FAIR.-Tho Fair at Day
ton will commence on next Tuesday.
The S. g. C. r. r., will carry those de-
string to attend at half fare, providing
tickets are purchased a. The depot before
taking seats in the cars. Articles and
Stock for exhibition, will be shipped free
of charge.
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CEN. CATTLE MARKET.

CIScISSATI, Sept. 7.
REEF CATTLE--The total receipts for the week
were about 900 head against OCO tine previous week.
The Eumber on he market 10 day was 600, OF FAIR
average quality There was considerable enmpeti'
tinn between the butch ers, shippers and feeders--
The ma was active OF about the rates Of last week
ane NJ the close nearly all the cattle closed ont
QUOTATIONS BER 100 lbs GROSS WEIGHT
Common, 81 5Od5 00' fair, s. 50a6 90 prime,
50 5O@7 90, aud extra, s. a5G7 IS.
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TO CONSUMPTIyES,

The advertiser, having been restored to health In
ew weeks by very simple remedy. after having
suffered forseveral years with asevetelung affection.
and that dread disease, Consnmption-is anrious to
make kn own to his fellow sufferers the means orcure.
To all who de,ret, he will send copy ofthc pre-
serpton used Gree Of charge) with the directions
forptePatiug and using the same, which they will
6nd a svSE cuRE for rCoNsu s:rrioS, AsruN,, pRcN.
ours, CoUGHs, Coins, and all Throat and Lung
Affection. The only object Of the advertiser In
sending the Prescription isto benedt,he sncted, and
he hope, every sufferer willtty hisrcmedy, as 1t will
cost them nothing and may Prove blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription, rRrE, by return
matt willpleasr address.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Nar.iIL..---I IL.
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Fire Co. No. 3, will give a Ball,
at the City Hall, on the evening of the
second day of the Fair. Boos' Cornet
Band will be in attendance. Turn out
and have good time.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WE will send the TIFFiN WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, during the approaching Cam
paign-THREE MoNTHs-to subscribers, for
SIXTY CENTS, cash commencing July Let,
Roll in the names.
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The "Rope-walker" was in town
on Saturday and Monday, and drew out
the admiration of large numbers, who
witnessed with surprise and astonshmcnr,
his wonderful fcats of nerve and muscle.
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Notice..

The undersigned has been appointed,
and qualified as Executor of the last Will
and Testament OF Mecagah Heaton, late
of Seneca County, deceased.
NATHANIEL HEATON.
sent9O-3t
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Tho Treasurer of Seneca county,
Mr.. J. NJ. ZAHM, is now ready to receive
taxes. The tOx list will be published in
a week or two.
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GAMr.--It is reported that the forests
in tho neighborhood of our city abound
with nice young squirrel, and only re-
quire the unerring aim of our sporting
men to load their tables with this dainty
meat.
We haven't heard of any "dcad ducks"
since A. ]. baDqueted at Pittsburg.
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2 O5 p. W, Mail Train leaves rln cnrnects n San.
dusky with Boats fox kell'y's island Put.in Roy
aud Detroit.
AIS AN, Night Express leaves Tillr connects al
Sandnsky for Cleveland and the East.
Night Express runs daily,
Mail Tain runs daily cNceSt Sunday.
sleepi Cars oa n ght Trains.
J, II POTTER, Gent supt
Csc. u. STEVENS, Ast.
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Farm for Sale.
a. 3rnn.

The subscriber offers for sale valua-
bio farm property, situated IN Eden Tp.,
four miles Southeast of Tillin near the
Rock Creek Church. II lies three. .fourths
of mile from the Mclmore Plank Road.
1t contains 1877 acres, Of which, 1876 is
cleared land. and the balance good tim.
Der land. II contains good sugar Camp.
IMPROVEMENTS.
A two story log house a good, large
and commodous barn ; wagon shed with
largo cribs on either side. A good, never
failing spring with spring house two
splendid Orchards, yielding an abundance
of fruit every year well waterod by rock
creek, which runs diagonally through the
farm. Il caunot be bea, for pasturOge OF
grain. There are other advantages not
here mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE.
The price will be S75 per acre on ca.
sy payments.
For further information as to the pay.
ments call on or address
ELI DEEPEN,
o. or JOHN LOOS.
Aug. 80, 1866. 46-tf.
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MEDICAL.
THE ATOMfZFR.

Srw SYSTEM OF TREATING IrNG AND
CursT DlsEAs ~, CNrARRH, ASTHMA
And all Ntal,dies Of tho Digestive Organs by tho
use nl the Atomiscf. ,st
The Atnniscr is an Apparatus conHtueisd on set
,,tiGr nrjnc,plcs, which, by u nechantcal arrange
meat either by atmospheric pro,sms oT Neam, ~.
yerts any medicine into n fine SfRAN ava fean'u
,o,,,,, ia into the bronchial Tubes or lnngs' WIN
the RT.pir,iory current. The medicine submitted TO
the action Of the Apparatus loi" no'mng ol ihcW
Chemical value as IN Other preparations "ut IRE 70
into the Respitatory utgans, in 'hcu fnl med
icioaI strength. Those desihug treatment ny uls
me ms can obtain " by calling on y. 'nsung' AZ
Perry street
sept. O, lsdf. f'-ly
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Adne GiIIet.

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has been duly appointed Admins
traitor of the estate of Adne Gillet, late
OF Seneca county, Ohio, deceased.
JACOB HOSSLER.
Aug. 40. 1866. 46-3t.*
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Sabbath School Convention.

In pursuance Of a previous call
the Convection met in the Court
House, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and was
organized by calling Capt. BREW
RE to the Chair. The Convention
was opened with prayer by the
Rev. Mr.. CRrLEY. The Chairman
then stated the object of the. NEE.
ting, which was to form a pcrma.
nent association in this county, to
cooperate with the State associa
ton. Mr.. TUoKERMAN, the travel
ing Secretary for the State, was
present and addressed the conven-
tion.
The townships were then called,
and the following delegates an.
swered:
Adams wnship-Horace Hall.
Bloom " Capt. Boyd, A. b.
Mcclellan, W. &. Watson, Rev.
NJ. Newton.
Clinton-S. Rickenbaugh, Jas.
Stinchcomb, Matilda Her. Catha-
rine Strong and John Souder.
Scipio--Jamcs Crawford, Oscar
Colwell, r w. Lockhart, E. T.
Smith and r. Smith.
Pleasant-George Shoemaker,
II. Pittenger, George Strickland, D
Hubert and Newton Egbert.
Reed-Lewis Patterson, Nelson
Smith, d. N. Neikirk, Wesley
IIatton.
Seneca-John Blair and T. p
Wanamaker.
Venice-Jac5b Wise.
Tiffin city-John &. Gross, j
NJ. Ligenfelter, Henry Ebbcrt
Mrs. Henry Ebhcrt, Mrs. nershi
ser, Mrs. Wenner, Rev. A. j. Ly
on, James Patterson, Miss l.. Haa,
Miss Startsman, Robert Lysle, Rev
NJ. Powell, T. II. Noonan, w. j
. Crawford. Rev. Kefauver, U: f
Cramer, n. l.. Brewer.
On motion the form of Constitu
ton, as adopted by tho State, or
ganization, was read and adopted
Officers were then appointed 70
the ensuing year as follows:
N. l.. Brewer, President ; Robt
Lysle, Secretary and Treasurer.
Vice Presidents Of townships:
Adams, Horace Hall /; Bloom
A. B. Mcclellan; Clinton, SamuC
, Rickenbaugh; Eden, --; Ser
. ca, -; llopewell, -; Lii
| erty, -; Scipio, r, W. Lock
hart Venice, Lester Sutton, Reef
Jacob Raymond; Thompson, -
, Pleasant, George Strickland; Jacl
!, son, -; Tiffin city, 1st Ware
9 j. M. Ligcnfelter; I'd Ward, l
a w. Clark.
Executive Committe- b. f. NJ,
2 ers, of the German Ref. Church
c James Patterson, Of the Luthera
!. Church John G. Gross, of I'll
r NJ. E. Church, W. j. Crawford
/" the Baptist Church; F. Don Bel
;, ham, of the Presbyterian Churcl
q On motion the convention a.
r. journed to meet at the call Of IL
@, Executive Committee, and tn
Prof. Tuckerman be invited to
u present. RoBT. LYsLE, Sec'y.
N T ONE would almost believ
" from the number of reiterated q
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WOOD wooDii

Those OF our subscribers who
intend paying their subscription in Wood
will please deliver the same between his
and the last Of October.
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BRING out all your friends to
hear Maj. Gen. BUTLER, on Tuesday the
I'd day of October next.
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" ONE would almost believe,
from the number of reiterated as
sertions, that the Democrats had
the Constitution and the Union un-
der their especial care. They tried
hard to hand it over to Southern
hands, but they discovered that
the Union Soldiers had a say in the
matter,
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The new Bank buildings are a.
bout being put under roof They add
very much to the appearance of the city.
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SHERIFFS
PROCl AVIATION .


WHEREAS, By the laws of Ohio, regu-
latinp Elections, II is required of tho
Sheriff of this county to give notice be-
fore the time of holding general clec-
ton. by proclamation throughout the coun-
", of the time on which such election
shall be holden. In pursuance of such
requisition, /, Edward Childs, Sheriff of
Seneca county, do hereby proclaim and
make known that tho
Second Tuesday of October,
being the 9th day OF said month, is by
the Constitution and Laws of Ohio, ap-
pointed the day on which the qualified
electors of said Seneca county, shall meet
in their respective townships, at their US
ual or proper place of holding elections,
between the hours Of o'clock A. Nj.
and 6 o'clock P. NJ, and prepare to vote
for
Ono Secretary Of State;
One Supreme Judge
One Member Board Of Public Works
One Member of Congress, from the
District composed OF tho counties OF
Craw ford, Erie, Huron, Ottawa, Sandus-
/ ky and Seneca
One Common Pleas Judge, from tho
District composed of the counties OF
Crawford, Hancock, Seneca aGd Wyan'
dot
One Probate Judge ;
One Auditor;
One Clerk
One Sheriff;
One Commissioner
One Infirmary Director;
One Coroner.
And the Trustees Of the several town
ships in said county are hereby required
to select their rates of Jurors, and return
the same with the poll books Of said elec-
! ton TO the Clerk Of the Cont OF Com
mon Pleas. The appointment of Jurors,
as made by the Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas, to be returned as fol-
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Go to Striker Bros & Co, for
fine dress goods.
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POTATOES. PORK, &C., &c.
POTATOES-30@40 cents,
TALLOW..-Sc;
CANDLES-Stcarine 25 cents.
Talow goo 25 cents.
SOAP--Gcrman Is, Common 8 cents.
WOOL. Selling at 45 cents to 30.
WHISKY--$3 90, and Common So 20
per gallon.
HAMS.-lS to 20 cents, per pound.
BEESWAX -.25 cents per pound.
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G1 EnO PER YEAR 20 we Yen van, an,
- ~ ~ s51 sewing Machines. Three new kinds.
iinds, and upper feed. Warranted ave yesfs, Above
salary or large commissions paid. The osLr ma
,h,na a's y,,LLY LioKSsxD ny HOWE, WnEELxR 4
,Vmsss, GsoyER 4 BAKeR, aIsGsR 4 Co., AND
p.c,,sIpKs All other cheap machines are M
s.,nasMEsrsa aud the sELlER or USER are LiAsLs 10
.Nnksr TisK, AND IMPRIsoEMeNr. Circulars fRkE.
Addrcss OF calsurou Shaw & CLARK, Bidaeio'd, Maine
or Chieago, illinois, al
Jan. 10, 1866. if-iu.
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LETTER, LIST.
Remaining uncalled for at the Tifin
Post Office, Sept 10, 1866.

= Aahe
Remaining uncalled for at the Tiain
Post Office, Sept 10, 1866.
Arlington VIM Hauok II
Abbcr John ID Long A
Adams Martin Long George
Adams Henry Lanchrist VI
Allen Henry c Miller Minua
Always T. Nepper Mary
Baker Jacob l. > Powell Thomas
Brown Cornelia Powell B
Baker Russell Park A j
Bcpper John Ritter Jeremy
Baker Gallo Smith A A
Bucker Silvister Smith A ]
Carney Joseph Sweuk W VI
Carper Il Stewart s J2
Coll Ii Stone L
Davis 5 Spayed G. III
Doarc John Sewers Mary \
Dcvore Martha Strouse Matilda
Frost Becca Lciser Peter
Flack George Warren q w
Fruit Jacob Williams Margrct
Cries George Wagner Joseph
Grail Samael Winte Fannie
Grinnor John Wheeler w
Hickey Mary Wirebaugh Cyrus
Hall NJ Il Wells w
Hollingcr NJ
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say ADVERTISED.
SO JESSE SHRIvER, p. VI.
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Go to Striker Bros & Co., for a
stout, sericeable overcoat.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.
TEFF1N TVAEsEG RGTS.
Corrected Weekly by s. B. SHEATH.
Sept 10, 1866

GRAIN AND SEEDS.
FLOURISH O0@ l2 so,
WHEAT--Firm ut 81 rs to . %.
.CORN--Firm at 50@54 cents,
RYE--65 cents per. bushel.
OATS-Firm at 26 cents,
GLOVER SEED--S6 90.
TIMOTHY SEED--$2 10000.
FLAX SEED-S2 25 per pushel.
HOGS--$9 00@lO 90 per cwt
BUTTER, EGGS AND LARD.
BUT rER--20@2a cents per pound.
EGGS-l5 cents per dozen.
LARD-In Kegs, l4@ Ice per pound.
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spetial Autites.
secret orBcauty Powder.

THE GREATEST eRrAu,
riFiER OF rus AGE
ui'e' the complexion pearl like tint, ,ach IS can
only be found in youth. Ladies " you wish elss,
and bn liant ompleN ion use the Secret Of Bssut,
Powder. Sent bT mailo on the receipt Of so cent,
and two red stamps ,oprpar ro,t,se.
Address w. A. vCUCHT.
Newton, MI.
Auguts, 1868. sd.
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Given under nv hand and seal, at the
sheriff's Office, in the City Of Tiffin, this
3Oih day Of August, A. d. 1866.
EDWARD CHiLDS,
Sheriff of Seneca County.
Sept. 6, 1866. 4-lo.
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$685. 1882 1850 1851 1902 1863 1864 and 1885, be
Piled Price 20 cents each Postage Paid
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THE TRIBUNE.
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