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schemes Of chance are evil in their
tendency; therefore,
Resoiued, BY the Preachers Asso.
citation Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Of Cincinnati, Ohio, 1st Thst
VIC. heartily disapproye the policy of
raising funds for any purpose by
means of lottery, under the forms Of
ring cakes, grab boxes, gf concerts,
gift enterprize, &c, as an evil, mas
much as it appeals to and strength
ems the cupidity rather than the be-
nevolence Of contributors.
I'd. That while we advise our peo-
pie TO contribute according to their
ability to every good cause, we earn
estly counsel them against support
ing lotteries under any form, as con
trary to civil and moral law. or gift
enterprises as tending to cultivate a
taste for. and lead to the grosser
forms ofgambling.
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The Late James H. Lane.

The Urbana Cih'=eR Of the Nth
publishes letter from DIR. j. W.
Brook, formerly citizen of Urbana
and Surgeon of the Goth q. V. l., aud
uow a practicing physician in Lcavcn-
worth, from which we extract as fol-
lows:
"You have, no doubt, heard that
Hon. James IL. Lane, United States
Senator from this State, was sick at
st. Louis and was reported to have
had paralysis. Thursday, June 2Sth,
he arrived in this city and was taken
directly to the house of his brother-in-
law, on the Government farm, about
two miles from town. Tie papers
said nothing about his arrival and but
few knew of his being here.
The same evening two of my medi-
cal friends were called to see him.
lie appeared to be laboring under
disease of the mind entirely, as they
were unable to detect any physical
disease. lie talked great deal about
his course in Congress and said he
lad not felt right in his mind since
that time. He appeared to be anxious
to have an attack Of paralysis. He
continued in that way until the morn
ing of the lst, when he appeared to
be mach better. He slept we'll dur.
ing the day and talked more rational
than usual ~
DIR. Brook then details the circum.
stances of the suicide, and concludes
with an opinion, that General Lane S
course in Congress had much to do
with his final troubles.
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simplest Is to cut the cable at any
chosen point, far enough eastward Of
the present broken end to DC clear Of
entnnglemeut of the lost buoy rope,
erapnels, and the loose end of the
electric cable itself; and then, or as
soon as possible afterward, to grapplc
aud.lift at point about three miles
further eastward. This could be well
and safely accomplished by two ships,
one with a cutting grapnel and the
other the Great Eastern herself
with holding grapnel. The lattef
on hooking will haul up cautiously,
never going beyond safe strain, as
shown by the dynamometcr. The
other when assured that the Great
Eastern has caught the cable will
haul up at first cautiously, but ulti.
mately, when the cable is got we'll of
the bottom by the "big ship" the
vessel on the west will move slowly
eastward and haul up with force
enough to cut or break the cable
This leaves three miles Of free cable
IN the western side of the Great
Eastern grapnel, which will yield free.
y eastward, even though partly lying
long the bottom at first. She will
hen be able to haul up and work
steadily eastward, so as to keep her
sroppling rope, ard therefore ulti.
matcly the portion of the electric ca.
BILE, hanging down on the two sides Of
he grapnel, as nearly vertical as it
necessary to make sure work of get.
ting the cable on board the vessel.
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jeff Davis,

\ lottor to gentleman in this city
from partner of Capt, Titlow, note d
as the officer who ironcd JEFF Davis.
states that Capt, Titlow says that DR..
Craven's version of the language used
by Jefferson Davis while he was being
ironed, is far from being exact aud
truthful, Capt. Titlow visited the in
terror of Fortress Monroe one day las
week, and in passing Davis's quarters
he Davis caught sight of the Gap
tain, called to him, invited him in
aud received him most cordially. III,
at once expressed himself as bein.
much disploasOd with the genera
tenor or DR.. Craven's book, aud 70
quested Capt. Titlow to write a state
ment reiating the version of tn,
shackling.
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Another New State.

Nebraska is no longer Tcrritprv.
At the election last maAth she adopt
SdAState tecAstiJutiou, (by the small
majority of 1000 and on Wednesday
her Legislature elected Major. Genera
John NJ. Thaycr aud +. W Upton to
represent her in the United State,
Senate, Nebraska was organized as a
Territory in 1854, by the celebrated
Kansas Nebraska act, Kansas pass
cd through u protracted aud 6crc,
war, aud her struggles aud des Sn,
shook tho very foundations OF th,
Government. With her admission al
a State she began TO enjoy a rcasona
bio degree of quiet, but during the re
bellion the old spirit broke out auC
her territory was tho scene ofconstant
outrages, eliminating Ia the dreadful
massacre at Lawrence by the demon
Quantrel, Nebraska all this tim,
was in perfect peace, slowly but sure
ly acquiring population and wealth
aud now she adds star to oul
splendid galaxy, Al hail, Nebraska
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FOR SALE.


The subscriber will sell at private
sale, the following properly to wit
A good lot containing one aud hall
acres of land, enclosed with a substau-
tial fence, and ready Cor building pur
poses, situated on College Hill, on the
South GrecLf I'D Road. between the
residences OF Mr.. Kline g. U. l.. Brewer.
A l. 5 o;
Lots Number Z, containing 4 g. 2.3
acres and Number s, containing 2.3
acres, in Hedges addition TO city Of
Tiflin, near the residence of Col. Wm.
III. Gibson, north of and adjoining the
lot of Gross and Armstrong.
Both lots are fenced. Apply fer terms
to Mrs. l.. c. ALLEN,
No, 4, Shawhan Block, Tiffiu, Ohio.
July 18th, 1866 39-3t.
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Medical Card.

DIR. WM. NJ. KAULL, cspectfully in
forms the public that he has returned to
TIFrlS, for the practice Of his profes sion =,
alter an absence of more than 4 years
as Surgeon in the army, during one
ha,f ofwlrich time he was vn du'y,in one OF
the largest Military Hospitals, at Nash
vile, Tennessee. The peculiar lavora-
BILE circumstances in which he has been
placed, have given him great advantages
in the study ard Treatment of Diseases,
aud Injuries of all kinds aud he now
respectfully asks for liberal share of the
patronage of the public.
OFrcE and RESIDENCE on Main Street,
one door South Of Behm's Confect tionery
Store.
TIFFIS, o., July II, 1866. 4O-ly.
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Political Selfshness.

Scarcely can be found mau so ut
terly patriotic, so firmly determined
to adhere to strict right aud honest
oudoavor for national good, as that he
will not east an avaricious eye upon
lucrative office, or dazzling official po-
sit'ons. When a man is elected TO,
and accepts a high official position,
whore he has power and influence
to direct lesser officials, aud both him
self aud his subordinates are men
who are after money, or men who apc
after office, they constitute danger.
Gus element in any Goyerumeut.---
While they paint on their shingles
patriotism, love Of country, aud dis
interested regard for stern right and
justice. they plot for self Oggrandisc,
ment aud money, To hear them talk
with solemn faces, and energetic ges.
lures to people who applauded ,hci,
manly suggestions, and are borne il
the current of their iupassioned clio
quenoe, then sec them at IL o'clocl
at night over their wine bottles, laugh
ing at the success OF their efforts
aud indulging in dissertations upol
the relative merits Of different plan
for procuring success before the poo
pie. is like being suddenly transfere,
from the unpleasantly warm atmos
phere Of the South to the unpleasant
ly cool atmosphere Of the North poll
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Veto Of tho Bureau Bill.

The President, on Saturday July
10th sent back to the House the bill
TO continue in force for two years, the
Freedmeus Buresu. lie assigns his
old reason, the absence Of the olcvcu
States from Congress. lie is con.
vinccd that the legislation which II
proposes, would not be consistent
with the welfare Of the country, and
that il falls clearly within the reasons
assigned in his veto of n similar
measure in February last. The bill
was prssed never the less by hand.
s)ms majority in both houses.
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Farm, for Sale,

The subscribers offer for sale, their
farm containing
I40 ACRES,
About s5 acres Of which is under good
cultivation. 1t is situated in Seneca
Township, Seneca Gu. o., miles South
of Tlliin, on Main road. One quarter Of
said farm, is good river bottom, and other
parts are well calculated for STocK or
GRAIN. Ii has good spring Of water.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Two now frame barns Two hewed
log houses s5 apple trees and other
fruits. Persons wishing to procure a
farm, will do well 10 call soon. Price
$50 per acre, If sold between this and
the lst ot October next. Fer further
particulars cal! on the subscribers.
SlLAS l.. HUFFORD,
JOSEPH MILLER.
july 10, 1866. 4O-2m.
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Indians on the Overland Route.

LEAvENwoRTu KANSAS, July 13
Reports just received from Denver
and the geld regions, say the most
serious apprehensions are felt there,
and upon the great Overland Route,
as hG indian bands assembled at Fit.
Laramie at the peace treaty, have
taken the war path. Allreports agree
that a band of 600 Sioux were in the
vicinity Of Mcpherson, and had pass
ed thcre well armed and with plenty
OF ammunition which they obtained
while at the Peace Council at FIT.
Laramie upon the Little Blue, twenty
miles west of this place, and band
of Cheyennes have been numbering
settlers, setting fire to their houses,
stealing and running of their cattle
The inhabitants are abandoning their
homes aud crops, and are moving to
the river settlements. The whole re.
gion between the Kansas and Platte
is overrun with hostile bands, who
are now assuming the offensive. An,
other large party of Sioux have made
their appearance above Cottonwood
The number in the bands now on the
rampage, is estimated at 10000. Tho
Council at Laramie having gathered
them all, SO as to perfect their plans
Depredations have already commen
ced, Bands of Sioux aud Cheyennes
have attacked and killed whites on
the plains since their return from the
Laramie, Unless a large force is at
once sent to the frontier, there will be
a vast amount of suffering many
lives lost, The danger great and
causes immeuse exc cement among
the frontier people.
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Cabinet R designations.

Attorney General, james Speed,
and Post Master General, Dennisou,
have both topdered their designations
to the President, and they have been
accepted. This step taken by Ex-
Governor Dennison, has rejoiced aud
reassurcd the Union party, because,
his resignation was simply 'ondcred
upon the ground that he is thor.
oughly identified with it. His posi'
ton near the President, has enabled
him TO see much Of the machinery
that works behind the screen, and his
known Identification with the Union
party, together with his now prompt
resignation, clearly proves the com
pletc abandonment, by the President,
Of himself to the party and men who
opposed the late national struggle,
aud who still maintain the justncss Of
the cause which the God Of battles
decided wrong.
Attorney General Speeds resigna-
ton is but another evidence Of the
PrcsidentS duplicity aud bad faith.
A Keptuekiau, James Speed has al
ways recognized the truth Of the plat.
form upon which the Union party is
entreuchej, aud all his political ser.
vices have been rendered with tha,
conviction firmly fixed in his heart.
His noble lettor, in reply to the Cir
cular demanding his adhesion to the
Philadelphia Convention, tcrsely,
clearly and vigorously states his rea-
sons for non aiiiliation, He says:
"Since the outbreak of the terrific
struggle, from which the conutry has
now emerged, we have had n National
Union Party that has exhibited more
devotion, made greater Sacrifices aud
manifested more unselGsh patriotism
than my party ever did previously in
the history of the world. That par.
is still in being, with its organization
intact and its organs known; aud ~
that party, by It's faith, It's doct iucs
and its cxcrtions, has, in the face OF
the prophecies Of half the the New
and all the Old World, saved the
and tho republican insti
iutions of our common country from |
Generalization, and, indeed, from ut
ter ruin, by vindicating at all hazards
the primordal theory of the eternal
indissolublc Union of the States
through which only can a particle of
tho theory of State rights over be
and carried out, it would
appear to me to he still the only, or
at any rate the most cllcctual means,
as far as n party can do il, Of
finally adjusting all the remaining mi
nor and unsettled matters of recon
struction, consistently with the re.
quircmonts of the theory mentioned.
This party is the same to-day that it
was in the days of its trial the same
party now as when, but few short
months ago, IL elected Lincoln aud
johnson and the majority of the pres.
cnt Congress and as | acted with it
then for paramount reasons my sense
of duty demands that | remain aud
act with it now.
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Tennessee.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ADOPT

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMRNT ADOPT
Ed BY THE SENATE.
NASHVILLE, July II.
The Senate has passed resolutions
ratiiying the Constitutional amend
ment by vote Of ii to 6.
There was no quorum in the House.
1t is reported that several absentees
have been arrested by order Of the
House.
1t is believed that the intense op-
position to the ratification of the
amendment tends to discourage the
assemblage Of a quorum.
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Valuable Farm for Sale,

The Subscriber will sell at private sale
The following Real Estate, situated two
miles from Tifiin, on the Plankroud Lead
ing from TIffin to Melmore, containing
l49 acres-l10 aeros cleared, balance
valuable timber; about 30 acres Of which
is valuable ms Corn and Grass Land.
IMPROvEMENTS...--I II contains a
good Two story frame Dwelling--cisteru
aud we'll at the door--frame Barn and
all other out-buildings. Two orchards OF
choice fruit, Apples, Pears and. Peaches.
The above farm is watcred BY three new.
er failing Springs.
If not sold the above property will bs
for rent.
For further Information enquire Of the
subscriber living on the premises, or JNo.
NJ. NAYLoR, Tifin, o.
BENJAMIN PITTENGER.
May 10, 1866. 30-6mo.
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Seneca Co. Academy.

The Term. for the ensuing year will
commence as follrws:
The Full Term on the 20.h, Of August.
Winte. " " Nov.
Spring " q" March.
TulTIoN--Five Dollars per Term pay
able IN advance.
Instrumental Music extra, Ten Dol
lars for "a Lessons.
For further information respecting the
School apply to
J. Il. GREGORY, Prircipal.
REPUBLIC, o., July 10, '66. 4O--5t
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o. E0n PER YEAR, w.

- uiaO0O agents everywhsre to sell our
IMPROVED 500 Sewing Machines. Thre. new Li,d.
l'nde' and uPper feed. Warranted Eve wears Aboy.
~ .afy or lirye commissions paid. The ouy ma.
chine sold IN the United States for les, thar 40
which are rubLv LICENSED BY HowE, WnEELKR A
WILsos. GGovtR h BAK.R, SINGER A Co Isn
bauHrLpER All other cbesp machines nrs IN.
FHiSoRAEsTs and the sELLEH or usEs are tJ.rt. 70.
ARREST, Fisr, AND tIPRIsosNENr. Circuiar, rntr
address, rcslluron Shaw 4 Clsrt, Biddefofd, Msin..
or Chicsgp, Illinois
iaD. II, 1890. II-,x
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

YEN 1T lNh IL oT hO IlShl Il
Go expire on the 3isi day of January 1871
Office Of the Auditor of State,)
Ins1rance Department.
Columbus, O., June l8, 1867
WHEREAS, The CHARTER OAK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 10.
Gated ot Hartford, in the State of Con-
necticut, hus filed in this office a sworn
statement of it's condition, US required by
the act " To regulate Insurance Compa.
nj not Incorporated by the State Of
Ohio" pass ID April 8, 1856, and amend
ed February 8, 1864, and the act To
regulate Foreign Insurance Companies"
passed April 5, 1866 and, Whereas, said
Company has furnished the undersigned
satisfactory evidence that il is possessed
of an actual Capital of at least ONE HUN
DRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, in.
vested us required by said acts, and,
Whereas, said Company has filed in this
Office written instrument under its cor.
porate seal, sigued by the President aud
Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent
or agents Of said Company in this State
TO acknowledge service Of process, for
and in behalf of said Company according
to the terms Of said act Of April 8, 1856.
Now, THEREFoRE, in pursuance of tine
acis aforesaid, l, JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State for Ohio, do hereby GER
iily that said CHARTER OAK LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY of Hartford
is authorized to transact the business OF
Lie Insurance in this State until tbs
thhty first day Of January, in the year
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven.
IScal.l In Witness Whereof, have
hcreunro subscribed my name
and caused the seal Of my Of
fee to be affixed the day and
year above written.
JAS. ii. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
A. ii. BYERS, Agt Tiffin, o.
July 8, 1866. ss-3t.
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LorrrnrEs, Glrr ESrERpRlsrs, &,

LOTTERIES, GIFT ENTERPRISES, &c,
AT the meeting of the Preachers,
Association at Cincinnati, July 9th,
1866, the Ministers OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church took decided
stand against all means of raising
funds for benevolent objects, which
bore the semblauce OF gambling,
such as gift concerts, raifiing for
prizes, &c. AS there is considerable
difference of opiriop among people
ON this subject, We give the preamble
and resolutions, which were unani.
mously adopted by the members of
the association
WHEREAS, Schemes Of chance are
frequently presented to the public
for the purpose Of prompting various
benevolent and religious enterprises !
and,
WHERxAs. We believe these
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July l9, 1866.
BENJAMIN Lords Estate,

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has Zee, appointed, and qualified
as Execut n Of the last viii, and tssta-
msnt OF Benjimin Lord, lite Of Seneca
Comfy, Ohio, deceuacd.
G. ]. KEEN,
July IT, 1866. 40--3t.
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Aew advertisements.

Notice, is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed and is
qualified a. the Administrator Of the es
tate Of Benjamin Biggs, late Of Seneca
county, Ohio, deceased.
ARTHUR QUICK.
July 10, 1866. n40-3t.
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MntiCa.

The Painters Of Seneca county will tsks notice
that the undsrgned have bough the exclusive right
to use Adam, claiming Machine In Seneca countyr
Those who desire to use this marhn- will N at ou
shop sni make arrangements with ne, as usins then,
without oonse ut willbs an infr nsement on our
rights.
Shop opposite Foaadry OF Loomi. 4 Nymsn.
II. q. SPINDLER 4 bERGEE..
June :, 1866. at--omo
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@. J.. vALLASDIsouAM. - The
Richmond lvirgiuia.] Time. sta es
that the Hon. @. L, vallandigham, Of
Ohio, will deliver an address at the
commencement exercises ofHampdeu
Sidney College, in that State.
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GEN. GRANT has freely expressed
himself as unq lali6edly in favor OF
the Constitutional amendment adopt
ed by Congress, declaring that the
best interests of the country. demand
their adoption.
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somsthing New and Useful.

n. C, spindlet h BerGerhave houEht the exolu,iv.
night to use Adams Patent GraininR Machine in
seneca County. They are now prep,red IN do
Grainng quicker snd better style than.it can be
" Fancy Painting, Sign Painting, Psper Hanging,
Gltyiug, done in the most approved style. shop op.
posie the Foundry OF Loonii Nymsn,on Market
Stfest, Titin, o.
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A oENrs wANrep-Now sEApy- nEA

A GENTS wANreD-Now READy- nEA D.
n LeY,s HISTORY OF THE WAR.
Comnls,s ia two volumes. Also issnsd eomplste In
one solmms. The hest, cheapest, most in'srss,,us.
sJ ~h,eh "a fully sussisS by the enormous sals Of
sa. .Ooo veismss. and 10 eos ssllias VITA isssas'd
rspiditv. .- rx.,..,..,
,,,sa. For faI, pat,les lAis ssnd fos cieal.r.
Adtfass
AMERICAS sgsttstissg ~ = C9MsAsf, i
Lns ~, tsss, % limo
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For sale.

A good one story and a half Dwelling
House, situated at Springdsle, near the
residence OF Col. wm. II. Gibson. Said
house contains four rooms, two up stairs
and two down. well finished. The lot
contains two acres Of ground, upon
which is Ycurg Orchard just beginning
to bear also aquantity Of different kinds
Of fruits, cuirants, cherries, etc. . good
well Of water. II the premises are not
sold At private sale by the 2lst Of July,
1866, they will be sold at Public Auction
on that fiy, at the Court House Square,
to the highest bidder. Apply at the
premises to -
JOHN THORPE.
|. Iult4. 1866. as-at.
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Office of the Auditor of Stated
Columbus, o., June lS, 1869
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing
is correct copy Of the Statement of
Condition Of the Charter Oak Life In
surance Company cf Hartford, made to
and filed in this office, for the year 1866.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
[Seal. JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
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To BuiIdcrs.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE sealed
l. Proposals. at the Auditors Ofhae, Thin, Ohio,
m.,s,s, 3 ,sosi,.S saT Ssilis ~ oomaI.,ias Iis al
addition 10 the rear end of the Court House.
Also. for removing the Wood Honss and recon.
sifu@ting'the sane on the Court Hluse Square.
For Pans, specifications and Particulars apply At
the AndiioTs Ohcs.
The work to be eompls,sd hy the 18th dsy Of No.
yembsI nsIt. PETER EBERSOLE.
sAM'L GREILE.
THOS, W. WATSON.
Con ssnsos Co., o.
JAY S, 1866. $751;
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No Thanks.

Any one who will refer to the call
for the so called National Union
Convention Of the ldth Of August
will find that, while secession Is cold.
ly questioned, not ,ingle ,eord Of
hdNks for he Union soldiers is con.
famed in ,hot long and ourctsny drawu
fprocation.
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Subscribed and sworn before me this
7th day Of June, 1865.
Witness my hand and official seal.
| Seal.1 EDWARD GOODMAN.
Commissioner nf Ohio
Five Cent Stamp.1 For Connecticut.
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" NOI rec.

The undersigned hns been duly ap.
plntcd Executor, of the last Will and
Il stamrnt o. John q. Reicbert, late of
Seneca County, Oio, deceased.
DANIEL G.. REICHERT,
July IL, 1866. 39-3t.
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&O0 A MONTH I--AGENTs wanted
- ~ for x EsTInELY SEw ARTICLES, last
ent; Address o. T.GAREY City Building, Bidd,.
ford, Maine.
Jan ls' 1866 1I-iy /
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LETTER LIST.

Remaining uncalled for at the Tiffir
Post Office, July is, 1866.
A Hen Miss Sarah l. lockwood Mrs E
Beard Joseph Lockhart r U
Rr,wn Mrs Cornelia MichpIs n athnnicl
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f58 ACRES.

" ELL ADATTED To GKAIN
OR STOCK.
so Acres Plow Land
40 Acres good Pasture
3S Acres good Timber
Sehool House opposite the place.
rms Farm WILL BE SOLD
Ar A BAhGs1INl
For particulars enquire of Capt. FIX
Shuwhan, or Il, G. Rowe, Of Tiifin. Lo
rcrzo Abbott, or Franklin Abbott of
Fl. Seneca or L. s. Coyell, Delaware,
Ohio
July l2h, 1865. 39-4t.