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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-13
CHICAGO MARK EFT.

CHRAGo, Sept. 3
FLOUR-Was quiet and unohan,eJ, at 81 5nq.
n 50 for white winter and OOD $40 80 for Spring
tTas.
| WUEAT-Was less active. NJ. I Spring was
steady at 7sGi 20. No. Spring declined Pc
sales At 55pl 50.
CORN-Opened hrmer, and elo,o dnlL Sales at
s. ljs Se Gof No, /, 5dsSS7 for Nc, 3, and 20 for
white,
OArS--Are duh Al 2Oc for No, l. and $40 for No. @
RYE-ls 90 ic better, at 5iGJOc for No. !, and 81
for No 9.
BARLEY-Is neglected.
| WHiSKY-is inactive and nominal.
| LIVE lIOGS-Astiye. sales $40,
| CAfTLF--SteaJ,
| PROVISIUNS--Are steady. Mess Pork ls nomina.
nj s32 Ona -! So sales OF 100 brls prime mess at
/ 500 co, 100 tcs summer steam Lard sold at ls1lc
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BOOK BINDER WANTED.

A good practical Book Binder,
with a capitol of $500, can enter into
the business in this city, with fine oppor'
tunities fer success. 1t is undoubtedly Q
good opening, there being, at present, nc
establishment of the kind in operation
and none within thirty miles of the city
Apply at this offlce. tf.
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MARRIAGE LIoEssEs.-The fol
lowing Marriage Licenses were issued
by the Probate Judge, during the month
of August
WIN. C. Kimball and Emma C. Kuhn ;
VIM, A. Ark and Margaret Jane Good
Jno. II. Carpenter and Susan Sutton.
Matthew Teach and A lice A. Rice.
Jno. Dougherty and Lydia Hoover
Jos. II. Gleason and Emma +. Croxton
VIM. H. Chidester and Mary L. Shaw
Matthias Ulman and Ann f. Boner.
VIM, G. Mall and Lizzie Hartman.
Soloman Bever and Elizabeth Hoxter
Charles Andrews aud Mary Schcible.
Gibson Bush and Sarah E. Hendon.
yno. Harpster and Mrs. Nancy Arnold
Eli Good and Mary Ann Failor.
Sylvester Brucker and Anna Ludwig.
Baker Shriner and Jennie NJ. Leonard
Emanuel Baker and Matilda Hass.
TIA. McClelland and Mary c. Wilson
JIG. Waessner and Car. SCHNEIDER.
Eli Williams aud Barbara Il. Flock.
s. Stsarns and Augusta A. Noomin.
Thomas Pugh and Mrs t. A. Henry.
Jno. F. Nedry and Amanda High.
yno.' 'Siranaler and Victoria Stuliz.
VIM. s. Boner and Rachel A. Cook.
! Augustus Finch and Rebecca Park.
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GIN. CATTLE MARKET,

CINCINNATI, Sent. 2.
BEEF CATTLE--The total receipts for the week
were about 900 head, against 600 the previous week
The lumber on The market to day was 600, of fair
Rverag quality. There was considerable eompeti.
ton between the butch ers, shippers aud feeders
The rket WIS active o: about the rates Of last week
Ane At the close nearly all the cattle closed out
QUOTATIONS BER 100 lbs GROSS WEIGH r.
Common, 81 Sues 90 fair, IS 50G6 90 pr me
50 5naf 90, and exira, g. e5 81 35.
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A disturbance of the public
peace occurred on Friday, at boot and
shoe establishment, on Market street.
between two of the employees. A coun.
ter was upset on the leg of dsintcres
ted spectator. The combatants were
taken before the Mayor and their case
was disposed OF.
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Fort Seneca.
+. CR)NIsE, Secretary.

On last Thursday evening the De-
mocracy attempted to hold a meeting
at Fort Seneca. BY actual count,
there was not more than twenty per-
sons present five of whom were Re
publicaus-leaving a sum total of iif-
teen, of the faithful. DR.. Kagy, of
Tillin, first spoke, and explained the
situation. Mr.. McCaulcy then arose,
but the cro,od, by this time, became
sleepy and dispersed. The last spca-
kcr delivered his oration through the
darkness, at four horses, fondly be-
lieving that beyond them, was an au-
dicncc listening intently to his facts
and figures.
These speakers charged Mr.. Buck
land with all manner of things, inclu-
ding the incrcasc-of-pay bugbcar;
but did not tell the faithful fifteen
that the majority of those who voted
for that measure were Democrats.
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Notice.

DIR. JAMES FISHER expects to re-
move to Springfele, Missouri, in few
weeks, and with the kindest feslings of
regard Tor the friendship and patronage of
his friends, respectfully REQUESTS all in
debted to him to call Immediately aud
afford him the opportunity Of an amicublc
settlement, so as to dispense with the aid
Of future collectors. Alto whom he Is
indebted will present their accounts for
settlement He wishes to sci! his Offico
Furniture ard Medicines, and will dispose
OF them at great bargain, and give pos.
session Of the entire, office il required.
Fishers Compound Cough Syrup OF Gin
ger will be sold by ali the Apothecaries
In Tiffin, as heretofore.
Aug. 80, 1866. 46-4t.
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THE Book of anecdotes and in.
cidcn,s Of the Rebellion, is true and
interesting narration of vast number of
scenes and exploits, engaged in and per-
formed by the sollicrs of the Union. 1t
will be well bounnd and will contain
clear and beautiful print. This city is
now being cunvasscd by Mr.. THos. w.
Fox, of tho 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 valuableness
Of the work he sells.
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The old blacksmith shop at the
West end of the wooden bridge. on Mar
ket street, is being torn down. Messrs.
FRANK and ADAM WAGNER intend put.
ting up a three story brick building
which will add TO the looks of that sec.
tioD,
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CARD.
HAtL TIrrIS TsurLs, No. ls6, Z. o.
TtrrIx G.,fsu,h.r -th

HAtL TIrrIS TsurLs, No. ts6, Z. o. g. I'll
TUFiS, September tn, 1861
Ats resulu mee,ias Of Timn Temple this eve
ains, the following tssolution wa, pnaninou,ly sdop
ted
REsoLvsp, That the thanks OF the loase sre du'
,ad are hereby ,sndsred to the eilrsn' of rin and
vieiniy and to the brother, and sisters Of neightc'
ing Lcdses, fer their attendance At ani liberal ra
iron,ee the Festival held at NahcnslH,l. on ths
evening Of the sch instant, AMI TO GtpSoNs R,Nr
Tor their sou strins music whie eh was an autactig,
feature fthe snter ninment.
EDWARD LETTER. Wet.
n. T.. TAytoR Secretsry
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j. Ms THEoRY.-1st. That both
parties we're right. 2nd. That both par
ties were wrong. Secondary to the I'd,
and, as il were, branch of one of the
twain trunk is this: That both parties are
still wrong, and will so continue until
they admit the first part, to'wit; Each
that the other was right.
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ERRORS OE NOuIYs7,

\ Gen'iemsn Who su-'rci Tor wears from Nrryou,
Dc,ility, Premature Decay, AND all the effects Of
youthful ndc'ct,,ion, VIII for the sake or suffering
humanity, send rtcc to all who need u, the recipe
aud directions for m1king the simple remedy b,
which he was cured. sufferer, wishing to profit b,
h, advertisers experience, car do 80 by Addressing
JOHN u. OGDEN,
No. n Chambers ST, New York.
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KILLED BY ACCIDENT. Mr.. JEs.
Sc KoELER, an old resident of Eden
township, was thrown from a colt while
returning from the field. on the 4th inst,
where he was engaged in rolling. The
breast bones were mas he'd in the fall,
though he walked one half mile to his
home, and died in twcnty.four hours of-
ter the accident. He was SO years Of age.
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KNOCK DowNs.-Severa knock
downs occurred in the vicinity of the City
HOll on last Thursday evening, between
paites from the country and townsmen
No serious injury resulted. What the
cause OF the melee was, we were unable
TO learn.
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CAPITAL CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE.

The design Of this institution is
TO import a sound business education, by
giving special attention to Bookkeeping.
Pcnmanship, Business Arithmetic. Com
mercial Law, Business Correspondence,
Telegraphy, Photography, Elocutiou and
specimens Of Pcnmanship. Adress,
BRYAN g. ToMLfSsoS,
(u4S-5t.) Columbus, Ohio.
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BuMMERs.-A party Of young la
dies and gentlemen came from Melmore
on Thursday evening last, to attend the
dance in the City Hall, lcaving their
team hitched on the street. After the
dance, they found the wagon, but,
no horses, and were obliged to seek
lodging for the night at the Shawhan
House. It was the act OF some of our
town "bummers."
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No. l. FIRE COMPANY, will hold
n Ball on the I'd day of the County Fair,
October 4,b, in the evening. The Ball
will be held in National Hall. A good
time is expected. Good music will be
furnished.
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Sd. N" "was in town on Wednes.
day butdeferred speaking until two weeks
hence, at which time he has consented
to relieve US of the pressure which now
holds us down. See his theory else
,uhnrn
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Obituarp.

DIED--In Hopewell township,
Seneca County, Ohio, September 9th,
1866, ROBERT LEROY infant son of Dew
enpor. S. and Sarah A. r. King, aged
II months.
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CHARLES WARREN, of this city,
now connected with the large manufuc.
turing establishment of SAFFELL g. BALD.
WIN, moulded the table for the first Sew.
ing Machine made in this country.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-13

WE will send the T1FFIN WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, during the approaching Cam
paign-THREE MoSrBs--to subscribers, for
SIXTY CENTS, cash commencing July Isl,
Roll i1 the names.
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Farm for Sale.

The subscribers offer for sale, their
farm containing
I04 ACRES,
About 85 acres Of which is under good
cultivation. 1t is situated In Seneca
Township, Seneca Co. o., miles South
of Tiffin, on the Main road to McCutch-
cnsylle. One quarter Of said farm, ia
good river bottom. The whole farm is
well calculated for STocK or GRAIN. II
is well watered by good Springs.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Two new frame barns Two hewed
log houses /; So apple trees and other
fruits. Persons wishing to procure q
farm, will do well to call soon. Price
$50 per acre, il sold between this nnd
the ist Of October next. For further
particulars call on the Subscribers.
SILAS l.. HUFFORD,
JOSEPH MILLER.
July 10, 1866. 40-2m.
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An Etfeotual Worm Medicine,
Browns Vorniflgo Cou,Ats,

On woWS i.ozrNoss Much ,ictne'. :, ur,lcuhied edIv.
with childfen sniadulu. autihutci ~ other causes,
IS crc'sicoedby Wcru'. The " vrRNwraS Gov
Ttrs,' although ersctaal n.icHt,,its worms.
can do no possible iniuty tho most delc,e child.
THIS va'aahle conhinoucn has been successOlly used
by phydcian. and found ~ he safe ,ni sd'e In Grad.
icatinc worms, 10 huufultc children
CnhrusS u,viSo woRss r~qnits immrdia,c A..
tenhcu. ~ ncrlect Of the trouble often csu,s, pro.
ionred sickness
syarrcNs oT WcRNs ~ CWtrusS ats oi1cn
overlooked Worms in the 'tomsah andbovrls cause
irritation ,whi can hs removed only hy the use oi
= rem ejy. The Ccphira,i on Of In rodent,
ased In making BsowN's "NEHqWUav CoNrtrs "
Is such ssio give tho best possible effect with safety
/ CURTIS n brown .rrcrtictots, New Notk .--
Sold by allde'leu IN Medicines, At - c,s. a box.
! NAV -, 1896. a..-b.
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Mr.. LoRnrT, Postmaster at Up
Sandusky, who was wounded and lost his
health in the service; has been removed
and Judge KIRBY, an old rusty Office
holder appointed in his stead.
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THE FEsTIvAL.--This entertain
ment given by the Good Templars, on
"Wednesday evening last, was a success.
Over and above expenses, the handsome
sum of $75 was realized.
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TUE fact that Gems. BUTLER and
GIBSON will speak in Tlflin on the I'd OF
October. will be a sufficient inducemcnt
to bring out the largest crowd that will
assemble during the present campaign.
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Sandusky & Cincinnati Railroad

I'm and after SUNDAY. July 18th, lsGd, and
NATL further notice trains will leave follows
SOU n.
81 a, ", Nail Trtin lcNycN ltihn connects At
Carey from Findlny AT Forest from the East
and tor the West at Bellsiontain foI the West ;
AZ Urhaua for Columhns at Dayton for Rich.
mond arrives NJ Cincinnati Mt 5.2S VI.
10 d y. NJ Night Express lt ayes liilin connects
Springfield with l.. VI. u, r. for Nenia y Gin.
cinnati and London Branch L.. VI. " e. n y.
trtins North ~ Dayton Tor Cincinnati aruv.
ing at III, ,9J A. VI
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CARPET SwEEPER.-The Rubber
Band Curpct Sweeper, is the title OF a
new instrument to clean carpets from
dust and dirt, and is well recommended
by housekcepcrs. 1t saves carpets; it
saves furniture; il is cheaper than brooms
at five cents piece. The Agent for the
sale of these domestic articles, will be in
our city in few weeks. Try one and
see how it works, st
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-13

The drain, now being excavated
from the river up Market street, is inten-
ded to drain the cellar Of the new build
ing, being erected by Brown g. BER-
NARD.
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THERE is to be a Grand Fire
mems Tournament, at Sandusky city, on
the 10th of September, when their new
Engine will be dedicated.
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BowE ~ LYsLE are ready for the
Fall trade. They Offer as good induce
ments to the public, as any firm in the
city; and deal fairly with all their custo-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-13

" WHAT all young men dislike" ="
is mittcn.' This fact was conclu.
sively developed at the Good Tcmplars'
Festival.
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MAcApAMIziNo.-.The bad wealth
er Of the winter season is fast approach
ing. and it is vastly important that our
roads, most travelled, shoald be put in
good condition. The County Commits
sioners are doing this with an eye single
to Democratic benefits. Roads are
strengthened only where Democrats are
benefited, no matter how little travelled.
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Go to Stricker Bros. e. Co., for
your excellent Winter Ovcrcoat. Go
there for cheap goods.
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WOOD WOOD!

THOSE OF our subscribers who
intend paying their subscription in Wood
will please deliver the same between t his
and the last of October.
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SEE advertisement of JouN l..
Dewey, Collector. II contains informa-
ton for tax payers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-13

The dance at the City Hall, Civ
en- by Boos' Cornet Band. passed off
pleasantly and was literally attended.
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POTATOES. PORK, &c

POTATOES, Pork, &c., 6c'
POTATOES-30@ 40 cents,
TALLOW. Sc;
CAND S-Stearine 20 cents.
Tallow goo 20 cents.
SOAP-Germun Is, Common cents.
WOOL. Selling at As cents to 5s.
WHISKY--S3 90, and Common 81 q
per gallon.
HAMS'--1S to 30 cents, per pound.
BEESWAX ..25 cents per pound.
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Go to Stricken Bros. & Co, for
your Sunday clothes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-13

GRApY's unprecedented show
held forth in Sydney, Ohio. ON the llth
instant.
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3OJ =. W, Mail Train leaves riin connects At San.
dusky with Botis for kellsy's Island rut.in B'y
and Detroit.
AS 4. NJ. Night Express leaves THIN connects al
Srndnsky fer Cleveland aud the East.
Night Express daily,
Mail rtain runs daily eNcest Sunday.
Sl,epi n Cars on n ght Tain'.
J, u rOTrE X. Genr supt
CSC. u. STEVENS, Ast.
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springeld Female College.

c,UPERIOR LiferaU and Musical Adyan'sges--
- Thorough and Compete Mt Teaehers-- -isaniifal 4
IIeaihful Position. Refer - Rev, A, J. LYos,
IGn. Ohio. For paTticuiars, &c =, addyess
REV. j. H. iIERRoN.A A. NJ, pIe.t,
Springfield, Ohio.
Mach %. 1896 81
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Farm for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale a valua-
Bile farm property, situated in Eden Tp.,
four miles Southeast of Tifiin near tho
Rock Creek Church. II lies thrce-fourths
ot n mile from the Mclmorc Plank Rad.
II contains 1877 acres, Of which, 1876 il
cleared land. aud the balance good tim
Der land. 1t contains a good sugar Camp.
IMPROVEMENTS.
A two story log house good, largo
and commodious barn wagon shed with
largo cribs on chhcr side. A good, never
railiug spring with spring house two
splendid Orchards, yielding an abundance
of fruit every year we'll wOtercd by rock
creek, which runs diugonOlly through tho
farm. ltcaUnot be beat for pasturage or
grain. There are other advantages not
here mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE.
Tho price will be S75 per acre on CO.
sy payments.
For further information as TO the pay
ments call on or address
ELI DEEPEN,
or JOHN LOOS.
Aug. 80, 1866. 46--tf
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STRANGE RllT TRUE.

Every ynuns laly and gentleman In the United
States eau here somsteing very mnch TO their advan.
,age by return mail (fr,e Of charged by addressing
the undersigned. Those having fears Of hoing hum
bucged will oblge by not noticing this card. An
Others vii please nplress their ohc'in nj servant
THOMAS =. CHAPMAN,
s3i Broadway, New Ycrk.
April9 o. 1866, 2s-'y
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M. E. CONFERENCE APPOINT
mEsTs.-Thc following is correct copy
Of the appointments in the Sandusky
District of the North Ohio Conference
at Mansfield, Ohio:
GEO. w. BREcKESRIDGE, Presiding FL
der.
Tiiiin, A. J. Lyon Sandlsky, w. D.
Gotman Republic, N. S. Worden, and
one to be supplied Bellevue, G. A.
Hughes Monruevillc, Elmorc Y. War
ner Norwalb, Alonzo r. Palmer Per.
kins. ]. T. Phelps Milan, Andrew Pol
lcck East Townsend, p. p. Stroupe
Clyde, John S. Broudwell Port Clinton
Anson p. Jones, and q. A. Disney
Melmore, Geo. McKillips, and Orlando
Pearcc ; Fairfield, Luke S. Johnson
Centreton, Daniel VI. Conant New
London, james A. Kellnm Bass Island't
Mission, to be supplied.
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EIGHTH o. V. |. RE, UNION
On the 18th of September, the onnivnr--
sury of the battle OF Anteitam, the sur
vivors of the historic Sth o. V. Infantry
will hold n grand reunion in Sandusky
city. From there the regiment will pro-
coed, on the steamer Island Queen, to
Put-in-Bay, where pic mic dinner will
be served in the grove, and also hote
dinner by MOORE g. West.
The members of the 9Th Ohio, in this
city, have chartered n train at their owr
expense, which will leave Tifiin fol
sandusAy city, at 7 o'clock on Monday
morning.
Our citizens who can go, should do so
in order TO lessen the expense. The
fure will be 81 ,25 for the round tip, an,
the boys depend upon the number whC
90 from this place to pay for charterinG
the train. The excursion will be yer,
pleasant one. Remember that the stl
Ohio was the first Regiment from th
City to go to the front.
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THE attention of the Boys in
Blue" is called to the Soldiers District
Convention, to be held at Sandusky City
on tomorrow. Let there be large and
enthusiastic delegation from this County.
Generals LOGAN and GARFIELD are ex-
pected to be present and address the
Convention. Railroads will carry those
wishing to attend at half fare.
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TEFFEN MARA EES.
Corrected Weekly by s. B. SHEATH.
Sept ~, 1866

GRAIN AND SEEDS.
FLOURISH O0@ l2 50.
WHEAT-Firm at 81 7j TO . %.
CORN--Firm at 50@5l cents.
RYE--65 cents per bushcl.
OATS-Frm at 26 cents.
GLOVER SEED--$6 90.
TIMOTHY SEED--$2 10000.
FLAX SEED-$2 25 per pushed.
HOGS--S9 00@l0 90 per cwt
BUTTER, EGGS AND LARD.
BUT rER--20@22 cents per pound.
EGGS-l5 cents per dozen.
LARD-In Kegs, l4@l6c per pound.
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HIDES.
Corrected weekly by J. NJ. EBERT
HIDES--Trimmcd 6@7c.
CALF SKlNS-15. Kip skins Sc.
SHEEP PELTS Dry, 25c@$l 90
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Itch |
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SCRATCH, sCRNrCui scRArCul
Wheaton, uin,meu, willcuts the itah III ishoct'.
Also cues SALT RHri'u ULCERS Cuit
RLhiNS, and all ERurrtoNs OF THR SKIN.
Price so ceus Fc' sale by all druggists. B,seud.
irr 90 cents TO WEEKS 4 POTTER. sole Agents,
10 ws,hiustca street, norcu, " wilihe forwarded
by nail ftee Of r,H's',to any pau Of the unued
Statcs.
June :, 1890. 5t-tg
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wANTED--A HOUSE KEEPER
~ woman whJ car DO all kinds Of house and
Kitchen wors In ANAL family with no chihren. =
None bat Person OF thorough experience need p
ply. Inquire ~ ihi, once.
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Go to MARIN WAGNER for good
Paper Collars aud Winter Clothes.
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Mr.. SMITH, connected with the
proposed new Railroad to this city. was
in town on Friday. He has been Yves,
since the FIRST OF August. The project
for the now road is s,ill in existence and
needs but the'co. cp ration of men Of cap.
ital to make it reality. He is now ne.
gotiuting with parties in New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-13
For Sale.
GOO CORDS OF WO
Adnc GiIlct.

Notice is hereby given, that the under.
signed has been duty appointed Admins.
traitor Of the estate of Ajnc Gillet, late
Of Seneca county, Ohio, deceased.
JACOB HOSSLER.
Aug. 80, 1866. 46=3t.s
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-13

THE FAIR.-The time of holding
the County Fair is fast approochiug.-
Those who desire to contribute should
lose no time in preparing their articles
for exhibition. A splendid track, ono
half mile in length and forty feet in width
has been completed for the display of ri.
ding and driving. A fine Exhibition in
all the Departments is anticipated.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-13

RAILWAY OFF1cIAL-You'd bet
ter not smoke, sir.
TRAVELLER That's what my friend:
say.
RAILWAY OFFrcIAL-But you mustn't
smoke, sir.
TRAvELGR-So my doctor tells me.
RAILWAY oFFIcrAL-indignantly tly-But
you shan't smoke, sir!
TRAVELLER that's just what my
wife tells me.