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Aud God did comfort me.
BERTHA s. SCRANTON.
jeff. Davis in Montreal Sharp
Colloquy between him and a
Scotch Lady.

A correspondent of the Chicago
RepaJtican, writing from Montreal,
tells the following good story of an
interview between jeff Davis and one
of his neighbors;
1t appears that his next door neigh
Dor is worthy Canadian mechanic,
who has Scotch wife of considera-
ole pluck aud spirit, and both ta, Il
great deal of pride in beautiful
garden which is attached to their
house. Since jeff and his family
came to reside next door 10 them, the
young members of Jef's family have
partially destoyed the garden, by
tearing down beautiful trees, tram
pling over flower beds, &C., much to
the grief aud annoyance of all the
family. About two weeks ago, how
ever, Mrs. - took the law into her
own hands The stances are
ars follows: JEFF. Davis, Jr., wa.
seen to climb the fence aud get into
the garden and was quietly engaged
in picking strawberries aud stuffing
himself with them, when our Scotch
lady Immediately proceeded to the
garden, picked up birch wand, and
gavo JEFF, sound threshing-let-
ting him go with the admonition that
the dose would be repeated every
time he was found there uninvited.
OF course the youth went homo bel
lowing from the application of bi.ch
to his hips, and the whole family OF
the rebel President" was up in arms,
aud immediate demand was made by
the female portion of the family that
JEFF. Davis himself proceed to tn,
ueighbor's house aud demand sat.
isfaction. He accordingly proceeded
rung the door. bell, which was opened
by the lady herself, after which the
following colloquy took place:
jeff. Davis-I desire to see the
lady of the house.
Scotch Lady-I'm the Teddy O. this
house. What may | ca yon, il you'll
excuse me for speerin'?
JEFF. Davis-(HesitatinglO-I an
President Davis.
Scotch Lady-0u'i; so you're eff
Davis, are you? You're necbor o
ours, aren't youP
JEFF. Dayis-I am.
Scotch Lady -(Rather snappishly,
And what may be your business
wi me?
jeff. Davis-l came TO inform you
that one of your servants has abuseC
my son JEFF. in a most shameful man
ner.
Scotch Lady--(RiSing to the dig
nifty which attaches to true matron
-Dinna deceive yoursel, Mr. JEFF
Davis, it was nane O. my servant
that gave the Gallant a lickin'.
di6 it mysel' and what's mair, if eve
hnd hin in our garden again, III
gle him donble dose.
jeff. Dayis-This is outrageou
conduct to both my family and my
self. l will appeal to the law ant
have you arrested. .v
Scotch Lady-(Getting her mat
up)-Arrested2 Jist try that,
suppose ye think you're 10 the Con
federacy, aud still President Of it
You'd put me in prison, would ye
Hoo did ye like It yersel---it's n,
sae lang since ye got out2 Weel
you are pretty man to talk of arrest
ing Ouybody-just after 70 escapes
the halter wi the skin o. yer teeth
At this junoture JEFF. Davis beat
hasty retreat, leaving our Scotch lad.
still talking, and when the latter say
he was leaving, she slammed tn
door after him. fr
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-TfIif a., tMIZER.

ses. Catarrh, AsthmA. Sc And all MalAdies OF
the Digestlve Organs by the use Of the Atomizer.
The Atomifer Is an Apparatus constructed on
Scientific principles, which. hy mechanical ar
rangeneut- either by atmospheric pressure or
steam. converts any medicine into fne SPRAY.
and very readily conveys II into the Bronchial
Tubes or Luhgs. with the Respiratory current
The medicine submitted TO the Apparatus, lose
aething Of their Chemical value, ms in other pre-
psrAtinns, but Are received into the Respiratory
Organs In thefrfnlf medical strength Those de-
siring treAtment by this method can Obtain II by
eahing on 4 POO GUS .DR YfsGLiro,
at HIS office, in the rear OF the First National
hank Perry street. lsep6'66n47yi.
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An English author aud compiler
asserts that he has made one Of the
mostimportant discoveries of the pres
cut age, namely, thatofde 9onstrating
the identity of the Great Pl ramid o.
Egypt with the ancient Biblical Tow
er of Babel aud proving. b. conclu-
sive evidence, that the Mosaic Del
uge was local food, produced by the
bursting of an ancient African Lake,
the remains Of which he points out
and also indicates in detail the cause
of tho great catastrophe.
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LUM BER AND COAL YARD,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 BRO.
q uCCEsSORS to l., Huddle Co., Dealers 10 all
~ ktnda of Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Coal. A
good assortment OF dreasei lumber constantly on
hAnd Flooring siding, picket. sc, for sale cheap
for cash. Give US cali. once opposite Cum
ningham's warehouse.
Tina, Ohio, Aug. z, 166T.-tf.
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DR.. j. CHAMBERLAIN,
i- 6OTANlST.

- II AvING BRES ABSENT FROM THE
Il ctyand county two years, IN consequence of
i'll health, and being now completely restored, has
TeturAed again to Tiin, 20 resume his former pro-
fes-ion. = D ONCE, one door South OF lehms
Grocery. on Main Street. Residence, frat door
East Of the old Osborne Warehouse or Depot.
Augg66n42y1.
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z : H. b. MARTIN MI. D.

ENoRMBRLY OF MELMORE--.LATE A
l. Surgeon in the army--has permanently loca-
ted in THIN and having had hfteen years expert
ence in the practice Of Medicine, he hopes to
merit and share the public patronage.
10 Onice In National Hall building.
" Alfcails attended to, either at 1lght or day,
n Also, Examining Surgeon for Pensions.
Aprl966tfl II. ID. MARTIN, NJ. d.
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TO ToTEAcHERs.

'rO SCHOOL TEACHERS.
1,,Hg SCHOOL Ex AWlNERs OF SENECA
County, will hold examinations in the Grand
Jnry Room, In the Court House IN Tiffin com.
rnencing ~ 10 O'Clock A. NJ on each saturday ot
Octoher aud November, and on the 1th and 18Th
days Of December 1857
No certificate win granted except on an exami-
,lation Day, NNlihA nL N ttr.t
r't.ss., ~ yoHE MocAuLEY,)
... JAMES PILLARs, , ExaminerB,
S.J RfRKwOoD. lA
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MISCELLANEOUS.
YoEMER q KIRcHNER.

MERCHANT TAILOIas,
A No 9ksagas IN READY o MADE cLSTS CISs u
Constantly on hand. BROAD Cloths. CAST
neres and V.stinus Washington Street. Tiffin, o
Particular attention given so Custom Work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
~ N B.-We have the Agency fur the best
.awing Machine now In use. noy6n4tf.
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AucrIoNgER,s NOTICE,

TTHHR UNORRsIGNRD HAVING TAKEN
I j out License TO blow said business In Seneca
and adjoining Counties, Is now ready At all times
TO CRY SALES.
Katire aatisfSction will be guaranteed IN every
eAse. az Razldenee aear Mexico, seaeea County
Ohio. ~ .sl r.t Il. JONES.
dao10nI0ff.
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DR.. GEORGE S. YINGLING,
PHYSICIAN Il EON

TJAs RETURNED TO THE CITY OF FTIF-
~ FIN, for the purpose Of praeticng his pro-
feSsion. .u,. .'Ir l'-.. e.
Calls promptly attended in the city and country.
Can be consulted at his offioe, In the of the
Ftrst National Bank on Ferry street, or at the
tolldence Of his -n-laW--Deniamln Tomb.
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DIR. ]. A. ROYER
DIR. j. D. O'CONNER.

HAVJNG PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
II Il Tim. has opened an offlce In romb's Block,
immediately over the Postofilce He hopes, BY a
strict attention to business, with twenty-four
years experience in the profession, to merit lib
eral ahare Of the public patronage
once hours-tfom A. N, 10 d r, -.
nsS- Res dence-on mile South Of Tiffin, on the
PlAnk Road lnov22n6m6
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1t has been demonstrated in Chioa-
60, that a comfortable house can De
built for $3.50. And Of such houses
is Chicago largely c'onsruvttd
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A womAn's rights woman, in Pen
sylyania, who has paid taxos on dog
for the last ten years, says She Hoa't
staad il Any longer; sAs'll vote or kill
tfte dog '
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KLlNE. LOWE & cn..

n1anufnctur rers and Dealers i'm
Iainf SASH ln .a
Doors. Biind,, WORRIED Flooring, &C.
HANn RAILING. SCROLL SAVING AND
III Moulding OF Al kinda and sizes made 90 or
or At short notice snd on liberal tcfma.
Those desiring to build VIII DO well to call on
tE b4f,re purchsaing elsewhere.
IT. All Ufderu hlled on the shortest notice.
shop on Market stree, wes, OF the Court House
and near the wooden bridge,
TIFFIN. OHIO.
iAni 6oni2yl.
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VOB PRINTING. PLAIN, OR IN C0LORa,
- neatly and premptly executed A. ely prices ~
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pOttitOl.
sQuLyDERED LIVES.


The fisherman wades in the surgesI
The sailor sails over the seas
The soldier steps hravely TO battle
The woodmsn lays axe 10 the trees.
They arc each Of the brncd of the heroes,
ThcSnanhood ettempte in strife;
Strong hands, that yo lightly TO labor,
True hearts that take comfort in life.
IN each IL The seed 10 rcplenish
The world with the vigOr II needs
The centre Of honest affections,
The impulse 10 generous deeds.
Bu, the shark drinks the blood Of the Asher;
The sailor is dropped in the sea;
The soldier is col 4 by his cannon;
The woodman is crushed by his tree.
Each prodignl life that Il wasted
In many achievements unseen,
But lcngthcns the day of the coward,
And strengthens the crafty aud mean.
Tho blood Of the noble il lavishcd,
That ease the selfish NAV ind
Gsd sees the lives that are squand0red,
And we to His wisdom arc blind.
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LONG YEARS AGO.

AVNN hAnn awe
All for pretty girlish face,
Two cheeks o. rosy hue,
Two rosy cheeks of vermil tins
And eyes Of heavens blue.
Al FOR little dimpled chin.
round throat, snowy fair,
A darling mouth - dream upon,
And glorious golden hair.
All for tender cooling voice,
And gentle hutterlng sighs,
All for the promise male To me
By storytelling eyes.
All for that pretty girlish fs3e,
For n hand As white - snow
dreamed n foolish dream Of love,
Long, long years ago.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07
NUMBER 3.
THE OHIO ELECTION.

Official Vote Complete, Cast foR
Governor at the October
Election,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-04-25
THE NEWS.

II appears to be fact that Secretary
Seward is negotiating for the purchase
Of British America, but the British Min
lister at Washington docs not anticipate
his success
MAMMALIAN, OF Mexico, is reported to
have been wounded in a recent battle,
and to be on his way back to the City OF
Mexico. Juarez has given orders that
Pr case Macmillan is captured, he shall
receive honorable treatment and be es-
ported to any port on the coast he NAV
>elect for emDarkatioa.
The official canvass of the Connecticut
(lectiOn shows majority of 931 for Eng
sh (DemOcrat) over Hawley for Cover
DoT, In IN aggregate vote of o., 1853 The
ptal vote is 5000 greater than ever be-
>re.
Advices from Washington state that
Danges are to be made in the method of
btributing mails. The change was
nmeuced with the New York and
10 Railroad on last Monday. Two
~ distributing cars will leave New
RI on this road, one at O'Clock in
Incoming, and the other at $50 in the
ming. IN addition to carrying the
hugh mail, these trains viii. al>o dis
ute at way stations,
- eaid that the salaries-the fees. we
nme-of lawyers in the United
- amount 10 $35, 0OO, 600; that the
bng Of criminals cost Sl2,C05,OOo;
the dogs require $40, OO0, 900 for their |
DteDce and entertainment, and the |
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QUEENSWARE
AT REDUCED PRICES +.
Original Notice.

SouTL Oh Jeuar county, Iowa.
June Term, 1867. I
Mary +. Farmer, VS.. William N. Hoey. Sarah
loey, Mary G. Hartman, Isaac Farmer.
Martha Daily, Abbie Ann Winters and John
w Farmer.
To William N Hoey, Sarah Hoey, Mary G
Hardinan, Isaac Farmer, Martha Daily Alb
bic Ann Winters, John w Farmer defendants:
!, You are hereby notified that there win Be on
the SOth day Of April, 1867, on file In the office
oS the Clerk Of the District Court, In and for
the county of Cedar, in the state of Iowa a pc
ntion OF Mary r Farmer, plaintiff claiming of
you dover interest in the following real es-
tate, northeast quarter OF section %, township
-, range z, situated in Cedar county state OF
iowa; and certain lands in Jones county. Iowa
described AS follows: commencing M rods
from the southwest corner of section Ii, town
ship IS, range 2, running thence north lS5% rods
thence cast 100 rods, thence south 1917 rods
thence west 40 rods, containing IA acres Of land
to which said plaintiff considers herself emit.
tied; and also claiming of defendant, William
Hoey, damages for the detention Of said
dover from said plaintiff for the last six years.
the sum of $500 with interest on the same as set
forth in said petition.
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon of the second
day Of the next term OF said court, to be begun
and held at Upton, in said county, on the Sd
day Of June 1857, default will be entered
against you and Judgment rendered thereon In
accordance with the prayer Of said petition.
06 II POUND and ] w BULL.
Att'ys for Plaintiff
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Original N office.

District Court Of Cedar County. Iowa. Tun.
Term, 1867
HARRIET MCMASNVS against JEREMIAH Nc
MASNrS.
To jeremiah McMannus Defendant: You
are hereby notified that there Is now on file i'm
the office oi the Clerk of the District Court in
ana Tor the county of Cedar. in the State OF
Iowa, petition of Harriet McMannus, plaintiff
asking that the bonds of matrimony now and
heretofore existing between YOU and plaintif
ground that you have willfully deserted said
plalnllf, and without REASONABLE cause absent
ca yourself from her for more than two ye.rs
last past, aud also claiming the custody of her
and Your children, Ida May McMannus and
Amanda McMannus.
Now unless you appear TO said petition aud
defend thereto at or before noon OF the second
DAY ofn@Nt term of said Court, TO be begun
ahu heid at l1pton, IN said County, on the Bro
! aaN OF June, 1857. a default win be entered
against YOU and judgement rendered thereon
! In accordance with the prayer of said petition
WOLF d LANDT. Att'vs for pm
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are on the south and reindeer on tn
north side. #
FsA.-Herring, salmon, halibut, an
Goldfish abound In exhaustless numbers
In Behrtng sea, and norhwArd Drea
whales are very numerous.
Minerals. wahings ofgold hav'
been discovered on the headwaters o
| the streams on the east side OF the coAs
range of mountains. The geological
developments are the same on the wes
slope. Native copper has been discover
ed in various places on the coast and In
the vicinity of Copper river. There II
iron ore Of excellent quality, and believ.
,, ed to exist in exhaustless quantities
which IL now being melted and worked
by Russian artizans in repairing ships
etc.
Coal is found in large quantities, and
is used by the Russians for naval pur-
poses. 1t is similar to the New Bruins
wick coal, and IL equal to the Cumber-
land coal. Recent discoveries have
been made of what is believed to be q
better quality of coal. It has not yet
been tested.
Inhabitd,sts- Five or six thousand
Russians and fifty or sixty thousand
Indians and Esquimaux.-The Esqui-
maux inhabit the coast on the Northern
Sea. They are Industrious, and live by
bunting and fishing. The Indians inhab
it the interior. They are peaceable,
and live by hunting, fishing and trap
ping. 49,,
THE SICK MAN OF FRANcE.-A late
Paris letter has the following sensation
al paragraph: II had, / will not say the
pleasure, but the opportunity of accom-
panying the Emperor, yesterday, in
the walk which he was taking on foot,
leaning upon General Fleury's arm.
mean that l walked Intentionally
along the same path. l observed him
"a cat may look at q king with the ut
most attention. My conclusion is that
ne is about as low as a man can be to
keep alive. His thighs have so little
strength that it is much as he can do to
,ut one foot before the other and he is
obliged to drag his feet rather than
walk, thus making a sort of circle
With his foot every time he brings it
onward. His shoulders are completely
hollow, and he looks like the letter S. |
lis complexion is of a leaden hue, like |
hat OF persons who are in the last period |
# liver complaint. The dull and glas-
y eye is the same as ever. There was
wv G. hoat Aoi Il bo". IL SeeLueu as
hough he was present at his own fune-
al while still alive. The Empire and
he Emperor are decidedly both on
heir last legs"
The Philadelphia Press announces
hat the colored people of that city are
RELY enjoying their newly acquired
ABILITIES for travel in the city passenger
and that they uniformly be-
ave with great decorum.
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ORIGINAL Notice

District Court of Cedar county, Iowa, June
Term, lS61.
n DREW NJ SMART against CATFfARrNE MooSF
10 tatharlnc Moonc, decentralization are
hereby notified that there is now on file in the
once ol Inc lerk OF the District Court, in and
Tor TIE county nftedar. in the state of Iowa n
petti"n Oh Andrew NJ Smart, plaintiff, stating
mat SAID plaintif is now in possession of, and
- owner IN lee simple OF the following describ-
ed premises, To wit: Lots number three and
FOUR OF block number eight Is, in jennings Ad-
dltlon to the Town of Upton in said county,
ana tlat defendant claims some interest there,
IN, ana asking that said court enter IA Judgment
forever barring and estopping you from claim
lil."F having any right or title to said premises
adverse 10 the plaintiff or those claiming
through or under him. Nowunless YOU aprc.r
10 SAID petition and defend thereto at or before
noon ol the second day of the next term of said
court To I've begun and held nj linton in said
county, on the t'd day ofJune 1867, default will
ne entered against YOU and Judgment rendered
thereon IN accordance with the prayer of said
petition.
l'"' WOLF & LANDr, Atty for Pl'f.
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Valuable Advice for the Afflicted.

DR.. strickland, in reply to numerous
applications for advice, wishes to inform
those who are afflicted, that they may
consult him on all Acute or Chronic
Diseases by letter. stating the age, symp-
toms, &C., with fee of two dollars en-
closed. ID. s. has obtained great noto-
riety as an experienced Physician, both
in Europe and America, especially in
the treatment of Chronic Complaints,
after other doctors have failed to effect a
cure. Those suffering should immedi-
ateiy send for prescription by address
ing DIR. A. Strickland, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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UNITED STATES TAX,

notice is hereby given to all concerned, as
per section nineteen, Y. S. Internal Revenue
Law. approved March Sd, 1896, that the Assist
an. assessor OF Cedar County, 18th Division has
con pleted his annual list OF assessment for
sala GounIy Tor the year 1887, and the 3Oth Gay
~ april 1907 Of O'clock .. M, at the Office Of
me me assistant Assessor Of said County, is the
day set for receiving and hearing any appeals
relative to any erroneous or excessive assess-
ments made by the Assessor or Assistant
assessor therein. All appeals must be made in
matter or thing upon which . decision is re.
qaested, and must state tho ground or princi-
PIE OF error complained or
GEO. MEAsON,
Assessor ID District of Iowa
18th, 1867. 1s,.o
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DROBATE NOTICE.-Public notice is hereby
County Court OF Cedar county. Iowa. on the
nrst Monday in April, 1857, an instrument pur-
porting to be the last will and testament Of
Eli Shawber deceased, late of said county. was
read In open court, and set for hearing for final
admission to probate, on the first Monday in
May. 1867. All persons interested are therefore
notified to appear and defend, or said will and
testament will be proven up and admitted IL
probate as the law provides, and entered on
record. j. c. BETS Conntv inS vi
April 8th, l867-nl6w3
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Original Notice.

District Court of Cedar county, Iowa. June
Term, 1857. ~
ELvIRA CAsSInAY. Plaintiff, against WALTER
10 Walter Cassiday, decentralization are
hereby notified that there il now on file in the
office Of the Clerk OF the District Court, in and
for the county OF Cedar, in the State Of Iowa a
relie1as follows: That she have q decree OF ci
yorce forever from the bonds of matrimony
from you, on the ground Of desertion, and that
title 10 the southeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter Of section three 81, In township seven
ty-nine w, north Of range two ~. west of 5th
unless you appear to said petition and defend
thereto at or before noon on the second day Of
ct Upton, In said county, on the Ist MONDAY ~
June, 1857, o default viii be entered arafnst
You, and Judgment rendered thereon in sccor.
dance with the PRAYER OF said pOtition
lTwi HCPIATT, Atty for rl'6
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For Sale Cheap.

- The y, f. I. 5. f. !, aud the \. L. !, Sec. 49,
Up II, X. I. An excellent stock farm of 800
acres, III Linn tp., good house and stables, we'll
watered, fenced and timbered. 100 acres farm
ed. stock range unsurpassed. Price s23 per
iLGt 900 cash, balance time.
Enquire OF WOLF Il LANDT
or $. 4. BISSEII
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CLIMAX.

PAes's CLIMAX SAWS, for Buyns, Scafds, Scrofula
Salt Rheum, Sores, Broken Breasts, Frost Biles
Chilblains. stings, Bruises, Cuts, Suellingr, &c.
whether upon man or beast, 10 the most wonderful
articles produced. Other good articles alleviate
this cures. 1t sliays Inflammation, subdues pain,
and heals without scar. It 10 worth ts weight In
gold to any family, and should always be hAAA