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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-06
For Sale.

The subscriber offers for sals-or trade
for horses, wagons or tugglss-.hs fsl-
lowing property, TO wit:
In.lols numbered 4, b and 6, situated
at the South end OF Sycamore street, in
the Ist Ward OF the city Of Tffin also,
in.lols numbered II and 40, lyng at the
South end of Monroe street in-lOts Iism.
bered Q and 4, at the South end Of sisl
more street in-lot numbered s07 in M.
be's addition to the city OF Tifiin, occu.
pied. at present, by steam Saw Mill
also, a small brick house and lot ip He'd.
ges' Stone Quarry, near Hunters Mill,
on the Srnd1sky river.
TIRms One fourth cash in hand
balance in three yearly paymen.s.
For further inform ption apply 10
ELIAS MILLER, nucyrus, o,
August IS, 1860. a6--3mo. 9,
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Some reasons why o soldier should
NOT VOTE ron rue CANDIDATES OF
THE corrERuEAps, CALLING THEM
SELVES DEMOCRATS.

eELN 10 bkMONhAAS.
l. From the beginning they symps.
thilcd with the shareholders rebellion
aud were their apologists.
| 2. They tried to depreciatc the ma.
tional currency in which the soldiers
were paid-somc of them refusing To
take it, aud others paying debts with
it with the remarks: " Here take il
IL want to get clear Of tit won,
be worth anything in two or three
weeks"
3. They, during the war, disrespcct'
ed and held in contempt, the soldiers
calling them " Lincoln hirclings." aud
e Lincoln dogs aud in those coun'
ties where they ruled, the soldiers
families were neglected aud left tc
suffer.
4. They, with their presses and in
their speeches, opposed raising men
aud money to put down the rebellion
| Voorhees,, in his Grecncastle speech
and while a member of Congress, and
when many men were in the field
said:
d" Not ono dollar, not ono wagon
not one man. will | ever vote to carry
on this war. No, SO help me God,
won't.
/ ,. They discouraged men from Gu.
listing, violently opposed every draft
encouraged deseriion, harborcdsslescr
ters and promised them armed pro
lection, thus endangering the army
subjectins it, dcsigncdly to defeat anC
slaughter.
6. They concocted plans, cfFecteC
organizations, aud appointed day
during the year for the release ofreb
el prisoners, and to precipitatc til,
State into civil revolution, thus de
stroyiug with others, the families o
soldiers, and requiring the forces t,
be called home to put down tn,
revolution aud prevent a promiscu
Gus mas acre.
Z. They withheld support frou
the Government, caused division
in the loyal States, and thus encour
aged TIE rebels, prolonged the wa
at least two years, aud at a cost o
two hundred thousand lives of Uuivl
soldiers.
s. They now wish unwashed an,
blood.dycd rebels pordoncd, restore
to citizenship, to seats in Congress
and to the occupancy of the highc.
Offices in the nation.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHRAao, Sept. 4
FLOUR--Wa' qpia: and unchauyed, at sIi 5nqs
~ so for wAlIe winter, And OO 81 for Spring ek,
tTlk.
tVH9AT--Wss less active, Ne, Spring was
.saIy n - 7eGi 40. No. Spring declined PC
,aies n, 559l 50.
5-a5sl,e l.f No. /, 5G957 fJr No g and 20 f1y
white. 49,
OATs--Are dull al eOc for No, and 3lc Tor No. O.
RYE-I, 219ie better at 3tGhOo for No. l, and 81
for No 9.
BARLEY--I neglected. -ffatH
WnIsRY--lI iuaav; All aom,usl. ~ ..lr
LIVE HOGS ACItyu. SaitF SlNt
CArTl. .E--Sisaj.
PROVlsIONS--Ar4 steady. NrtE lorE !, nominA.
A, s32 ONas3! so. sale. of 800 r,H anne msss at
$40 10, 100 tcs summer steam lttn SOFA al lsAe
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LURKING ARouND.-We have
heard lately, from different citizens, re-.
ports Of suspicious persons lurking
around dwelling houses and store hous :.
10 the small hours Of the night. They
are alcr no good purpose aud some Of
them should be severely inju-ed with
buck.shot. A man unknown was discov.
cred, one night last week, peering in at
a window Of the ShawhGn House. lie
was upon the roof. lie was discovered
by a next door neghbor aud fed--n
proof positive that he was there for no
good purpose. 1t behoovcs our business
men TO watch these fellows, or a start
ling burglary will be the topic FOR discus
sion some fine morning.
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Obituorp.

The Virginia Daily Union, of
June 18th, 1866. contains the following
d.ath, which that paper desires copied in
the papers of this city:
"In Virginia, jane 18th, MINNIE L.,
only daughter of Charles y. and NJ. F..
Sloa,, aged year, D months and Id days"
On the Both instant, in this city,
NELLIE and DELLIE, twin daughters of
N NJ. and Samanthn Barns, aged lyears,
Z months and 26 days.
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DISTINGUISHED CHARACTERS
The Illustrated Phrenological Journal for
September, cont aims Por rats with de
scrip,ions, of Count Bismark, Of Prussia;
Archcuke Albert, of Austria; +; Queen
Emma, of the Sandwich Islands Joseph
Surge, of England Horace Vernet, of
France; F. N. Osborn, of New found
land Cyrus w. Field, of New York ;
aud a group Of native Africans, with ar
ticles on Anth:opology, Physiology, Psy.
chology, Pneumatology and Physogno.
my Characters in Shakespeare, Hamlet,
Cassius, etc. Bcaming Eyes, Impres.
sions, L,rgo Noses, Parental Iuhucnccs
Sins of Society, Whom TO Elect, Cues.
tons for Debating Societies. Phrenoogy
by John Neal &" Out OF Place." by Mrs.
Wyllis f; Truth and Error, Quack Medi-
cines, Tagging and FIogging, Female
Suffrage, Foreign Airs, etc. A rich num-
Der. 40 cents, or 80 a year. ..
FOWLER & WELLS, New York.
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GIN. CATTLE MARKET

a-f .HH CINCINNATI. Sept. q.
REEF CATTLE--The total receipts for the week
were about GOO head sgsinI 900 the previous week
The Lumher on ,he market o.day was 600, Of fair
ayeray quality There was considerable eompsti.
lion be,wsen the bn!eh erb ssIQsTs Rpd faede rs-
The ma rket WIS dhtve OF absut the rseso ha wee
ane At the close nearly all the cattle were closod OUT
| QUOTATIONS BER 100 lbs GROSS y EiGHr-
Common, - 5ull5 on iaf, - 3O96 90 prime,
o. 5Oa7 90. and extra, .; a5G7 IS.
HOGS The receipts have been libeIal aud Abcpt
equal % ths d. and, wIsN hHs been, sosd 81 the
~ssE eoek hogs " .fe active sud prices adv snesi
10 $40 Oh per 100 lbs gros', / Butcher hos sold at
sHEEPA1he resripii fof ths Iweek ware ahop,
500 head which sod read ly ~ 5Dcp4 70 per lU0
the live ~sighl, according 20 qasIity.
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BOOK BINDER WANTED.

A good practical Book Binder,
with a cupitsl Of $500, can enter intc
the business in this city, with fine oppor.
tunities fer success. II is undoubtedly a
good opening, there being, at present, nc
,estahlishment Of the kind in operation
and none within thirty miles Of the city,
Apply at this Office. lE
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Andrew Johnson and the Armless
Sleeves.

Major c. Hipp, who served gallant.
ly in the 37th o. V. L., and lost an
arm at Kenesaw, has just been re-
moved from the post Office at St
Mary's, Ohio. When it was known
that "my policy" had marked him
for slaughter, petition signed by
every citizen Of the town, regardless
Of politics, was sent to Washington,
but it had no effect. The office has
been given to a notorious copperhead
named Sawyer, who was an open sym,
pathizer with rebellion, aud tried, on
several different occasions during the
war, to incite resistance to the draft
He was member of the Knights oi
the Golden Circle and leading Draw.
Ter for Vallandigham. sV1"E %
We make no comment, but we ash
every soldier, and every soldier,
friend. to make their own infereuces
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Easy Questions and Answer S.

From the CadI RcppbIcsn.l
Who called the Union soldiers
" Lincoln hireliugs, Hesssians, rob-
bers and squalid wretchesH"
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
Who proclaimed their admiration
Of the bravery and chivalry of South
ern rebels?
-. THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
Who was it that refused to lee the
soldiers votc2
III THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
Who is it that Processes such an
intense love now for the dear soldiers
who fought and bled for their country?
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
Who forget the crippled soldiers
day, and elect to Office men who
declared the war an unholy crusade
against the South in the right of sc
cession, carried on by murtlerers
and thieves Tor rapine and pluuder
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
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CAUsHr.-We arc informed that
one OF the numerous horse thieves, who
rendezvous near Adrian, Ohio, wsn appre.
hended in this city by JrssrE WrIRick, tc
whom he had sold a stolen horse. Mr.
WHIRIck had in his possession ills do,
scribing the horse. The thief was lodged
in iail
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STERGscoPIo VIEws.-A large
assortment of these beautiful views can
now be seen at HkRsHIshR g. MYxRs'
Drug Store. They are an ornament,
both instructive and beautiful, that should
sdorn every well managed parlor. Call
and see them.
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To SUNDAY ScHooL WORKERS -
Let none Of the sabbath Schools of this
County fail to send delegates to meet at
the Court House in Tffin, on Friday,
September l4,h, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. for
the purpose of organizing County Sun.
day School Union. 1t is vsiy desirable
that every township be fully represented
by live Sunday School men,in order that
a thorough organization may be at once
secured. Professor TucKERmAS, former
President Of The Farmers College, who
is now netting for the State Convention,
will be present to address the meeting,
and assist in the organization.
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The people ofTiflin were delight,
cd one evening last week, by the appear
snee OF some little folks about the size
of Tom TNuNB. As we were not M sdc
suPremely happy by the receipt of the
usual complimentaries, we cannot posi-
bly, recommend the institution.
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A New FIRM.-The attention Of
the public is called to the advertisement
Of VoRNDRAH & WAGNER. Mr.. Franz
WAGSEh has associated himself with Mr.
JOHN VonSpRAE, in the wholesale aud re.
tail grocery business. Retail dealers
everywhere are invited to examine iheil
new stock and low prices.
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"MY Policy OR JOHNSON ON TIE
BRAIs."-Tbis is the title Of a new
piece OF music published BY w. w.
WHITNEY, music publisher and dealer in
pianos, Toledo, Ohio. We have heard
it played and pronounce it good. Price
so cents, Address as above.
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REV. Ma. BRIrTAN, late Of Wis
consin, has taken the Pastorsge Of the
Trinity Episcopal Church. OF this city,
Mr.. BRlTrAH has returned to the West
for his family. We bespesk for him a
pleasant soj1urn smoug US, and Lope he
may be the means of accomplishing
much good in our midst.
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AuTuMk-Whh her long and
Dreamy day. steals in upon us like fairy
footsteps in q dream, bringing pleasant
breeIes, ripeniug rains and suus--hsSy
skies, and golden.,intod verdure. The
trees hang laden with their ripe and lu
cious fruit. and the busy hum ofthe thrash
ing strikes on the listlcss ear. The ia
OF the land 10 being garnered frcm thu
elements. and contentmsnt and hsppi
neso rsigns supreme.
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&f ENn PER YEAR! e

$500 PER PER .,.!;s1s,! IgAR to ": .:i rsS' ant
l,arRoyED s2I sewing Machines. Three new kinds,
Under and upper feed, Warranted Eve years. Above
chine sold IN the uuiied states for less than so.
whlchsre FULLY LiCRssEp ny HOWE, WnEgLkR u
WiLsos, GRoSEF n BAKER, SIs0ER Co., AsIi
bAoHRLpRR All other cheap machines are IN.
FBIsGEsENIssnd he sKLtER usrR are LIABLE TO
ARh1OItk :, AND INPmsosAgNr. Cifenian FREE.
Add. y. csliurou shaw CLARK ,Biddeford, Mains
her Chicago, illinois
Jan. ls, Zoo. l4-lY.
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Col. TAYLOR. Commissioner for Sol
dierr Claims for Ohio. has been notified
that a certain amount Of money which
was recovered from the rebels who had
,raken it from Federal prisoners, has been
termed over to his care. Soldiers having
claims on this fund should make applica-
tion direct to Col. TAYLOR, who, upon ex-
animation. will forward TO them the prop.
or instructions. H.I.T'
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GUSHING LoYALTY.-Mr. Fine
frock bases his claim to loyalty on the
fact that when the draft was impend-
Ing over his head, he urged other men
TO 90 into the army. But how did he
use them after they had enlisted p
While they'were at the front, he spoke
more words for the enemy than for
them. He hoped their blood would
stain every foot of soil in the sunny
South, and expressed such-like amia-
BILE wishes. A tip-top specimen OF
layalty, he Fremont Journal.
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We have received a copy OF the
annual catalogue Of the i" Charity Hos.
pitul Medical College, Cleveland. ohio.
The Methodists are putting a new
roof on their Church. Though a new
building, it was much in need of a new
coxnrinp
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A VIsIr.--A small party of la
die, and gentlemen Of this place went
on a short excursion to the residence of
Mr.. SwIcART, near Republic, on Friday,
and had good social reuniou-return-
ing in the evening.
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Special Notice.

We will send the Tifiu Weekly
Tribune during the approaching Cam
paign g months) 30 subscribers, for
60 cents cash commencing July 1st.
Roll in the names.
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A Worm OF CHoI.ERA.-We are
informed that dispatch was received
on Saturday. BY tbewiie Of DR.. WV. l..
IHAprtroS, from St. Louis, stating that
he had died Of the cholera, which is now
epidemic in that city, and creating great
havoc. DR.. HAMILTON, has for a long
time resided in Republic, OAio, and but
lately removed TO S.. Louis, wh,re he
was established in the Drug business
This news will BE- received with great
sorrow by hi; friends and relations in this
county.
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ROSE IL STERN are Offering un.
exampled inducements to all who wish to
purchase good winter cut fit. Go there
and examine.
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G. X. DRowS, 6 Go alarm the
public this week by advertising another
war-op prices. They have prepared
thcmselves for the onset this Fall, with
good assortment of Dry Goods and will
not be undersold.
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Mr.. LYON has been returned, by
the recent conference, for another year
TO the ministry of the NJ. + Church, in
this city. The next Conference will sit
in this nlnce
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OBLlGATIoNs.-Our thanks are
due to Mr.. WIN. DAVIS OF Bloomvlle, o.
for a basket of fine apples for eating pur'
poses. They soon disappeared beneath
the light 6ngers OF the typos"
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ERRORS ON YOirTHa.

Gen'tmRn who suffered for year, from Nervous
Deaility, Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful uds,crstcn, w,ll for this sake Of suffering e
humanity send rfee to all who need 1t, the recipe
and directions for making the simple remedy by
which he wac cured: Suderer, wishing to profit by
no advertiser, experience, can 10 SO by addressing
JOHN u. OGDEN,
No. ~ Chambers 1T. New Nork.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES

The advertiser, having been restored to heath IN
ew weeks by avery simple remedy. after having
.uIstod forseyersl wears with aseVetelunE affection,
aud that dread disease, Gon,umrtou-iI anSiou' to
make known to hi, fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire It, he will send copy Of the pTr
.ctlptcn u.e1 (fr-e Of ch,rreJ with the directions
fctprpsrirg aud using the same. which they will
/ find srRE cuRE for rCoSsulrrio Asrnsa, BRcS
ours, CououS, Coins, and all Throat and l.uns
Affection. The only object OF the advertiser in
sending the Prescription isto bensd the snicird snd
he hop'' ever, .nftfer willtty hi. remedy, IL will
cost them nothing aud may prove be',ing.
Parties wishing the prescription, rNrE, by rsturs
mail, willpleA,e address,
Raw. EDWARD a. WILSON.
| Williamsburg. Kings Co, New York.
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LETrER LIST.

Remaining uncalled for at the Tifin
Post Office, Sept 8, 1866.
Attdafer J NJ Hawn Miss Ellie
Baggs Albert Kelly Chas
Bell Mrs Leah I.eis Henry g B r,r
Baker Chhs are Myers o
Burkbart Ferdinand Myers BENZ
Byr.. Fred Michel Miss A
Casky Miss tana MeTZ'g Gerhard
Cronk samuel Paynter Miss Laura
Debold Mrs A P,ynter MS3
Ebersoie Miss Anna Shoemaker Jacob
Fruwnf'lier Mis- l. Schmidi Geo
Click Henry StranwSbsugb J IL
Gosssrl DsIiela Weboer ) ID
Hainces,has Williams John
Persons calling for tho above letters
will please say ArylRTIsED.
so JESSE SHRIVER, 2. M.
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A Western paper strikes the name
of two subscribers from its list be.
cause thsy we're recently hung. The
publisher says he was compelled to
be severe because he did not know
their present address.
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AdV,C Gillef.

Notice is hereby given, that the under.
sgned has been duly appointed Admins
traitor of the estate of AJno GiIlet, late
Of Seneca county, Ohio, deceased.
JACOB HOSSLER.
Aug. so, 1866. 46-3,.*
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farm containing
l0i ACRES,
About SO acres Of which is under goo,
cultivation. II is situated in Senoca
Township, Sencco c.. o., / niles South
Of TifIin, on the Main soad To McCutch-
ensville. One quarter Of said iurn, is
good river bottom. The whole 'arm is
well calculated fpr Stock or GRAIN. Ii
is well watcred by good Springs.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Two new frame barns Two hewed
log houses (; SO apple trees aud other
fruits. Persons wishing to procure a
farm, will do well to call soon. Price
$50 per acre, il sold between this and
the LIST of October next. Fer iurther
particulars call on the subscribers.
SILAS l.. HUFFORD,
JOSEPH MILLER.
July 10, 1866. 4O-2m.
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An Bffectual Worm Medioiue.

piVNhs NNmiuge OomhU'
ia WoRS LorsseEs. Much 'ckne's, undoubtedly
with clidieu end adalu ,sttrbu,ed to other cause,
" ccca''onedhy worms. The vSRNirvos Cos
ms although eHectaAl IN n.dr,,royiss worm'
can do 40 possible injuty to ihe most d-lcste child
THIS 'slushls combination h,, been ,ucccfuty u,ri
by phy'ctNn'. snd ounl H. be safe Nnd .are n Grad
iostinr wotm,, 40 huufulto childrcn.
CHitpRsS n,viSo WoNss wqnire immediN,e at
tsndcn. IS neglect OF the trouble often cs.,e, pro
longcd sickness.
st-rroSs or WoHNs ~ Cmtprts are onsr
overlooked. WOrm'in the stomach audbo~.l csu,,
Irritation (which can b. removed only by hc use o
q sure remedy. The Coo,biuauon OF ingredient
used In making BpowS's "NsRdttusE CoNrus'
!, such a'to give the hest possible cneot with safety
CURTIS & BROWN, rtortic,cu, New York -
Sold by all ldeAlcfs in Medicines, at rs cts boz,
NAV ~. 1900. 3s.-u.
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WOOD! WOOD!

THOSE OF our subscribers who
intend paying their subscription in Wood
will pleaee deliver the same between t is
aud the last % October.
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Sandusky & Cincinnati Railroad

On and after St'Sp ~, July 18th, 1896, aud
nntil Tufhet notice tr!.u will leave at follows
c a tn.
s.S5A. ~, Nri It,. caves Thin; connect. Al
Csrey ft6t Ft"Hl.,; at Forest from the East
ani tor the NeN ~ Rel lsiontan foI the We 81
Mt trHanA tor thiuubus; at Daytn' fir Rich.
wgrt .-ye, At Cincinnati at 595 N
u Z, .. y NfAit Exntes leaves Tiinn CONNECTS
H.urg i,ih Win L.. VI. II, +. for N",tt = tiu
rinnati aud London Bfanch l.. 't. 81 e.. * X.
trains No'th at Dayton for CiucinnaU muv.
Jog at 10, ,2J A. NJ.
-. NOS Rr "a.
3.hj =. ~, Mail Train leRVys i'u connects " san.
du,ky with Boiu for kelley Island rut.n nay
and Detroit
AS AN, Night EsptcI lr,se, tip connect, a,
sanGn,ky for uie,s'i"I aud ls Hstr
NJ ght Eiprss, trptHetl,
Mail Train ruus HIII, .s.'- sunday.
| sI.cpi n Cara on y lht Ir''u..
J, u POTTER. Gen' Supt
| CSC. u. SrEvgSs, A,t
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con A MONTH !--AGENrs wsntsI
D0O Tor SIX ESiIRKLY NEW ARTICLES, just
out. Address %. O.r,GAREY, City Building, Bilde.
ford, Malpe.
Jan. II, ls66. i4-iy
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Tue County Commissioners were in
session this week.
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POTATOES. PORK, 60, 60.
POTATOES-30@ 40 cents,
TALLOW.--Sc;
CANDLES-Stearine 25 cents.
Tallow 20@ 20 cents.
SOAP-German Is, Common 8 cents.
WOOL. Selling ut 45 cents TO 5S.
WHISKY--$3 90, and Common 81 q
per gallon.
HAMS.--ls to 30 cents, per pound.
.BEESWAX -.25 cents per pound.
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Sprtial Aatitrs.
sccretorRrauty Powder
Itch !

SCRATCH SCRATCH sCRATCHl
Whesicnt uia,nent wtiicor, the Itch In - hopt,.
Also cu~' SALT RHEtM. UICERs, Cuii
nLAiNS, snd all ERurrIuNs OF Tug SKIN.
Price so esu Fo' sale by all dtnsgi''. R,,snd.
inc a. cents to WEEKS \ POTTER, solo Agents
100 Washington street. nci,on, II willbe forwarded
by mail ftee OF p,nass, to Sny part Of the unusd
states.
jane :, 1860. N-i
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Governor Cox has appointed JAS.
Il. CRoGuAN, of Logan, Hardin coun
ty, Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas, vice VAN TRUMP, resigned.
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For Sale,

800 CORDS OF WOOD
will be- sold on the ground, or delivered
TO the purchasers cheap f1r cash.
70 Apply to DAVID MARTIN,
-Four miles South Of Tifia,
Aug. 30, 1856. 45--5mo.r
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BUTTER, EGGS AND LARD.
BUTrER--32@24 cents per pound.
EGGS-l5 cents per dozen. ,-.
LARD-ln Kegs, lac Ice per pound.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.
TIFFIN M AlsKETS.
Corrected Weekly by 8. B. SHEATH.
Sent f. 1866

GRAIN AND SEEDS.
FLOURISH 00@ ~ so.
WHEAT-Firm ot 8 rs TO 2 10.
CORN--Firm at 5o@54 cents.
RYE--65 cents per bushcl.
OATS--Firm at % cents.
CLOVER SEED--$6 90.
TIMOTHY SEED--S2 75@300.
FLAX SEED-$2 % per pushel.
HOGS--S9 00@lO 90 per cwt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-06
Farm for Sale.

The subscribers offer for sale, lhoir
farm containing
InA ACRES
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Pittsburg, Fl W. / Chicago Il. K.

On and after July 2oh. is66, trains will leave sta
tions daily, Sabbaths excepted, as follows =
Train leaving Chicago At S rs y. m. lsnves daily