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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-16
Slavery Abolished in Brazil.

England. Russia and the United
States, within tho last few years. sue
cessiycly abolished Slavery. la Eng.
land and Russia the aristocrauy--in
tho United States, the democracy re-
sisted the movement, as at variance
with tho Laws cf nature and tho ia.
culcations ofrevelation, ns preiudie.
ial 20 the welfare Of the poodle eman.
cipated, and as damaging to social
and industrial progress. Croakiugs
did not avail to stop the progress of
the age. Even Brazil has caught the
Infection, Tuesday morning n Cable
telegram, announced that the Emper.
or Of that country has abolished Sla.
very, the only limitation boing that
children shall be free on reaching ma
josity. An enlightened man and ru-
ler, he comprehends that liberty
means elsvation and improyemonl.
and be uniies his name aud dynnsty
With the best aspirations Of the age,
Spain remains. in Europe aud
Amerioa, the champion Of that do
nestle Institution which 'ho demo.
cratic party Of this rspublio vonerOte
rs tho corner stone Of law and order.
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News at Home and Abroad,
Al HOME.


Six hundred aud twenty niHo emf
grants passed through Columbus last
week, Of VIII IN 200 will remain in
Ohio.
General Sedgwilk is on his way
home from the Rio Grunde, He claims
to have documents which will excul.
pate him from blame 10 the Matamo.
ras affair.
General Sherman arrived at LcavN
onworth, Saturday, whore he met
General Hancock. The two will
have a big talk with the representa-
tives of several tribes, at Fort Hark-
cr, Moeday.
The British Minister, at Washing
ton, has called the attention of our
Government to the case ofthe schoon-
or Elk, at Cleveland, the apg OF
which, IL viii be remembered, was
hauled down by u party Of Fcniaps
on the 9th lust
Jef',r on Davis hold levee
at tho Spnttswood Hotel, Richmond
Sunday II is said he will be
brought INTO Court do dry aud be dis.
charged, butwlll be Immediately rear
rested to answci the indictment for
treason found against him by the
Norfolk Grand Jury.
An attachment has been levied on
the Great Eastern, at tho suit Of her
crew, for payment OF wages,
The eight hour strike at Chicago
has ended in total failure, and the
strikers are now ainly striving tn
find employment on the old terms.
Inflammation was received Ia the
city yesterday, that the Government
had taken possession of the First Ma.
tionpl Bank Of New Orleans.
The remains of Robert II. Cooke,
who lost his life at the timo of the
burning Of tho Merchants Hotel at
Chicago, were found in the ruins
Sunday afternoon.
The appointment Of negroes on the
New Orleans police force is now talk.
ed of, and there is proposition to
run Mr., johnson, populpr negro,
for Mayor.
Orders have been received at the
United States Armory, at Springfield,
Mass, to increase the production Of
brecch.loading guns Over 500 per
day will be turned out soon.
A great Republican mass meeting
was held in Lafayette qGare, New
Orleons, Saturday night, at which
Mayor Heath presided, aud speeches
were made by Representative Kelly,
of Pennsylvania, aud Messrs, Hamlin
and Conway.
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The County Convention.

We publish 10 this issue, the call
Of tho UaiOn Central Committee for
coonty-Convcntiou on Tuesday, June
1lth. 1867, for the purpose Of elect.
ing delegates to attend The State
Convention, AZ Columbus, on the / 9th
ofJune.
We hope that Overy Unior,muu in
tho county, win give his porsonnl at.
tcution to the primary elections, so
that every township will send in full
dc. .f.rs.
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WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary of State.
A REaoLurInN


Relative TO an amendment of the Cqnst!t
providing for the extension Of the elective fran
chiso: .- f.s.Ir. ... r-Irs Z --IT.-
Resolved, BY the General Assembly Of the
state Of Ohio, three-ffths Of the members elected
TO each House agreeing thereto, that IL be and Is
hereby proposed 10 the electors OF this State, To
vote 0t the next annual October election upon the
approval or rejection Of the following amendment
NJ substitute for the first section OF the fifth ar-
ticle Of the Constitution OF this State, to-wti
Every male citizen ofthe United States OF the
age Of twenty-one years, who shnll have been a
resident OF the STATE Que year next preceding the
election, and Of the county, or township or ward
in which he resides such times as may BE- proyi-
ded by law except such persons as have borne
arms in support ofany ipsuTreetion or REBEL on
ngainst the Government OF the United States, or
have fled from their plices OF residence TO avoid
being drafted into the military service thereof OF
have deserted the military or naval service ofsad
Government n time Of war .ani hal not snbse-
quently heenl honorahly dischargei from tho
same, shall have the qualification OF an elector
and be entitled TO vote at elections" ="
N ED. "A. PARROTT,
Speaker OF the Honse Of Representatives.
t ANDREW. q. AfGBuRNEY
Passed April 9, 1907. faprfln2InG. Z
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REAL ESTATE Fop sAts

HIS UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL FOR
! cash or ON reasonable terms OF credit, The FOL.
lowing lands in Seneca county, Ohio, to-wiu
u Acres, Sec, 20, In Eden township, well tim
bcred.
Out-lots, of2 05.io0 acres each, In Fishers 2l
Addition 90 Fostofin
go Ares in Soc. g. and 4, IN Hopewell town.
ship. WIN sell in parcels, as purchasers may de-
sire. DIR. JAMES FISHER
For particulars apply 10
II, NJ, B6YER or WIN. NJ, IouSsos,
May 10, lsgT.--3m. Timn, ohio
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NOTICE
To Bee Keepers.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SECURED
1 the right for Senecn County Of l.. T.. Langs-
troth's Renewed Patent on improved pee Hos,
wiHhoat to mako the following announcement TO
the Bee Keepers Of the county
lst, All parties who purchased under the orig.
nnl patent, cnn have their Farm Rights renewed
By calling nt the Recorders Once In thin.
2nd. All parties now using the L1ngstroth hive
without Farm Right, are herehy notified TO call
aud secure one before putting Bees into nuother
Of these hives, ne the law VIII De enforced.
Bed, No one should purchase Hive with mov-
able frames in, unless the Wonder thereof can
show by good authority that Mr.. L., or ono Of his
Assignees have grnniod them permission to use
aud sell movable frames, II they would save the
trouble aud expense Of a litigation, or paying
second timc.
ith. All wishing 10 ace ono OF Mr. LIS latest
improved non gwurming hives eau bo hcconmo-
dated by calling nj my office.
9th, Gun furnish those improved Hives aud
Pure Italian Queens II orders are left soon,
J. 4. MARTIN.
MAY 10th laGT.-fw
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The Central Committee call upon
tue Union men Of the County to be
up and doing elect the full number
Of delegates allowed in each township
aud lot US have a full convention.
p. SPtELMAN,
A. G. SHEATH,
A. @. BALDWIN,
NJ. SULLIVAN,
W. i. MYERs,
Union Cen. Com.
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Naxipilian is reported 10 have
made sortie from Quereiaro on tho
2Sdlnlt., xiA 5000 pIen, but was de.
ieated.
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con 3TITUrOV OF ONO.
Proposed Amendment to the Con-
stitution.
STATE OF ONO,

.. STATE OF OHIO,
OFTIcE oT THE SEcRErARY oT STATE.
|, WILLIAM HENRr SMiri, Secretary of State oi
the State Of Ohio, 10 hereby certify that the fol-
lowing Is n true copy Of a Joint resolution pissed
by the General Assembly Of the state Of Ohio, on
the 9th day OF April, A. b., 1SI, taken from the
original rolls on flc in THIS ofice.
In testimony whereof, have herelinto
subscribe1 my -namc, and affixed the
-- Great Seal Of the state Of Ohio, AZ
lsEAL.l Columbus, the 9th day OF Apflk. o.
1871. 't
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
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Daniel Benham's Estate,

' dersigned have been appointed and quail Ted
As Executors OF the VII ani Estue OF Daniel
benham, late OF Sonecl County Ohio deceased.
M1' JAMES II. DENHAM,
NORMAN BENlIAM
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A COW FOR SALE,

rTHE UNDERSIGNED HAS A GOOD LARGE
frosh milk Cow for snle. Also good Fnrm
Horse. JOHN pfTTENGFR
May 18th, lSi1.-tE THIN, Ohio
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This 1. to certify that have not spoken one
word. above low whisper In three yeara and
eis, :. the American House, la the CITY OF Cleye-
land, ohio. Alter two operations by the Doctor
lam aOle 10 speak as loud and distinct As ever 1
could. EMMA HOLINESS.
sworn 20 and subscribed before me, this 10th day
OF August 1865.
p. WELLS, Jusllee Of the Peace
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Statement Of the Condition
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.


[ S ~ Ggs r e s esnIFE c ETst
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This Is to certify that have not spokcn word
ali We whisper during the past ,hirty-eight
months, until this morning was operated on by
Dr. Evans In Marshal Hall, and In less time than
one minute my vuics was restored and can now
speak ~ loud ~ ever. My lors ufvoice WAS occa-
siuned by fever contracted while la the army
My residence ip Adams Township Washington
County, ohio; my r. o Address, Lowell, Wash.
ington County ohio. DANIEL OWENS
Sworn to aud subscribed before me, at Marietta,
Ohio, this 1lfd day OF March, 1866.
JoHH TAYLOR, J. p.
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GEO. WuITCOMB, Charleston, Miss. Citarrh.
Constant ringing in the ears; profuse Acrid di--
chauge from The nose, Breath yeiy offensive; cona
liuu lily running Ia the thrutt din ult TO breathe
through the nose, accompanied l,y Neuralgic pain
over ihe eyes. Cured By tNO operations.
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Rev. A. II. TRUMBEE, Springfield, Ohio
Necklaces OF the spinal Column, disabling him
nom manuel labor. Five days after an operation
by Dr.. Ev,us, carried quarter OF bsef up a p,ir
ol stairs.
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MAURICE C0TrMAN, 1t2 Fifteenth street. ST.
Louis. Deafness from Paralysis OF Auditory nerve.
Great nervous nrOstration. Unable TO have COM
Portable sleep for months Cured by two opera
tons Can BE- referred TO.
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MISS o. l. WHuPPLK, Novi, Michigan. Bed rid.
den Tor eleven years. completely cured IN one ope-
ration.
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ted at Hartford, in the state of Connecticut.
t,on. % required by tho not ''ro req'latc Insur.
Ohio'' passed April 3, 1885, andamended Feb
Insurance Compnnies,' passe APR 9, lsai,
ndersigneh satisfactory evidence that II IL pos
nj fifty thonsand, invested as required by ad
lfhcc n written Instrument under its corpo ate
!, authorizing any agent or agents Of sat- COM
cess, for and In behalf Of said company according
ard, 1, JAMES GOODMAN. Auditor Of state Of
lsuranco Company of New York, is authorized to
IN this state until the thirty-frst day Of Janu-
iXty-eight. Effr
bed my name and caused the seal ofmy Office to
JAS. II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
A. II. BYERS, Agent, Tifin, o.
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completely broken down. had not walked Tor ak
terp yeatsi the third day walked up aud dOwn
stairs.
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pEN ANDREWS, Dayton. Paralysis oi the
leii side. Complete loss OF the lett afm being
numb and cold rom the shoulder down. Could
stick pin into II without feeling II In the least.
Had not walked sep for eighteen months with
out cruiehes After one operation could walk
without orutches, aud ielt the lghtest touch upln
the arm. Can DO referred to.
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PRACTICAL PHYH IAN,
Monday, May 2lst, 1867.

The Poor will be healed free Of charge, without
prize, from A. N until 10 o'clock 4. N. ~ each
day aiter which those who are able to and viii.
liug TO pay may como.
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ipAS1, and is located at
Million Dollars, aud is
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-16
REAI rue FOLLOWING ApFIDAvrrl

rhis Is TO cestiN that 1 have been so Arhieied
with OeAiness trCm severe attack ofthe slc slcs,
thai Tor years have beel naabie 20 hear coni-
mon oonversa Ion, have heen operAied Up0n
~ eminent ply sicians, hut alto ne pnTTAse un-
tl went 10 hrAinsfda Hall in the city OF Ccve-
And, where attef two oper tlons by Dr. EVANS, l
am able to hear quite as distinctly As ever,
n Mas VA ltep9rv,
81 Scaeea S,roeS cleveiAnd, ohio
Sworn b AMI s0bser.bgd h..iore ne, thi. 10Th
day VI August 1900. WELLS PnN ToR
Iusioe ol the Peace.
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10 charEe vii be mAde foF aeoond operation,
whenit is found necessary.
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l. w LANpERs, Cleveland, Ohio; afflicted for
thirt, years with Dyspepsia, 6eneral Debility, etc
Completely cured lac tea minuies. WA cheerlul-
~ reply tOAny Inquiries made.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-15

COUNTY CoNvENrIoN.--The Demo.
cratic county convention which met in
this place on Monday last, was one of
the ablest and most Harmonious, that
everasscmbled in this county. We have
not been furnished with the minutes Of
its proceedings but the result og its de.
liberations are presented IN the ticket at
our masthead-a ticket which deserves
and will receive the unanimous end TN
hcsitating endorsement Of the entire par.
ty. George Dickinson, j. s. Hyde and
Herman Krctz were appointed delegates
to the representative conference which
meets at st. Mary's to-day.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-15

DEMoREgT's NoNTHLY.-The Sep,
tcnbeT number Of this fayorite parlor
periodical ia fully equal to any Of those
which haye'precedod it. Tho illusira'
tions are varied, and brilliant as ever,
and there is a tone of freshness aud ori.
ginRlity about the entire contents which
contrasts remarkably with other pnrlor
publications. We do not wonder Indies
plizo it to them it is fnll Of useful and
interesting reading and Information, be.
sides containing many valuable spccisIi'
ties, IN the way Of patterns, etc, which
gan be got from no other eCusco, Three
dollars per snnum, With q premium
Address, w JUHEIs0s DEMoRRsT,
4T3 broadway, New York.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-15

RSs~On Wednesday Avg. 7th, Henry
Yale of HELEN, in this county while
out on Boon's mountain after HuekIe.
berries with two small brothers, came
upon den Of Rattlcsnskss and found
them'clves surrounded ~ them. The
boys were on a rock. Before they
could get away they killed (57) City.
seven snakes ard piled them on tby
rock. All the enakca we're females,
containing from eight 10 twaivo young
snakes inside, making a ioss Of snakes o|
from five to elk hundred. The ooya say
they killed about half the saokes. The
balance taking refuge under the rocks.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-15
FsEgP GE,fR =

We noted in our last Issue, tho lar.
ceny Of quite an amount Of cash, from
the house Of Albert Willis Of this place.
The thief is now boarding at the hotc!
with the brown stone front, apparently
quite contcnted. It will perhaps inter
ost some Of our readers, to learn the par
ticulars OF bis capture. It seems he en-.
tered the dwelling Of Mrs. Chapin, prior
to that of Mr.. Willis. In his search
for booty at the first named house, the
noise occasioned by his rubbing luc;fer-
matches to ignite them, awakened Strs.
Chapin, upon the discovery Of which, ho
precipjtOtely Acd. In his haste he lost
his hat, which 10 some extent WAS the
cause of the arrest, Aa, after commit.
ting the whole sale robbery at the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. Willis, he started west
ward. Arriving at Wilmarlh, he pur
chased cap, which when paying for lie
accidentally drew from lis pocket the
entire roll of grcenbacks, thus aroIsing
suspicion. A common luborer (in ap.
pearance) is not supposed to carry about
his person seventeen hundred dollars
After he lett Wilmarih, Mr.. Wi!marth
telegraphcd parties at Wilcox, to arrest
him. Two men started to meot him.
while two from Wilmarth followed
They met and he was a prisoner una.
wares. He was taken to Wilcox, and
brought to Rijgway the follo"ins day
lie is now awaiting las he aays) the de-
eission of the judge. Hc admits al, aul
appears to be Indifferent as to his fate.
lie is dangerous fellow to be at large
aud should be punished to the extent 0
the law. H.
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G~Peraons wishing Dry Goods, Gro,
ccries &c, will Gnd large and well Sc.
lectod stock at tho store of Mossrs. pow.
ell & Kline, in this place. Give them a
call. We are suro they viii be pleased
to sell you n small bill, if not a larger
ono. Sec advertisements III this weeks
issue,
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RsS~This evening there will tc oxhib.
tied at tho Hyde House Hall, The
Great London Tablaux, of scenes in
Europe and America, consisting Of $50
Tableou paintings etc, Admission 25
cents, reserved seats 80 cents. Porfor.
nance TO commence at 8 o'clock.
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wards the erection ola Catholic Church,
in Ridgway, will please Seld themselves
in readiness to pay over the same, to
the undersigned, Or to Mr.. J. Vaughan,
or i. j. Blakcly, within thirty days.
Lists can be seen at Mr.. Yaughan's no,
tel, at the depot, or at Mr.. BIakcly's
Office.
". MEYER. O. s. p. p.
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FRE.-Thc barn of J. e. Hyde Oh
the Simeon Earle place in Fog township,
was struck by lightning on inc evening
Of the 10th inst, and With its contents
entirely consumed by the fire thus kin.
died. The barn contained about twenty
six tons Of hay besides farming utensils.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-15

DRowNED.--ln Jsy township, on the
Gath ult, Mr.. Lauchlin MeIfinuon,
aged p years and moa;hs
The deccngei was q son.in law of Air.
Charles Webb.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-15

Rsy~ Capt. A. s, your report Of the
match game Of Base Ball reached us too
late for this issue, but will appear
in orr next
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CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE.
We hereby certify that 10 have ex
amincd the Diamond Goods, Pearls,
Emeralds, Rubies, and other Precious
Stones, as described in the above list,
and find them oil genuine
HENLE BROS, Diamond Importers,
26 Maiden Lane, New York.
j. HERMAN Diamond Setter,
394 Broome St, New York.
AGENTS WANTED.
Books can be had containing 20 certificates
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
All orders for certificates must be
addressed to
J. D. HOFFMAN, scc'y.
Box 1881, Postohice,
5--9-2m. Philadelphia.
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sSy'Dr j s. BordwelI has erected a
large aud commodious dwelling house
on Centre street, opposite the jail, which
be intends having finished Of as soon Gs
possible
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L0CAL IMT}$tTEGENCE.
CNr 7Y1l.e as Esiagtaav.
NOTICE.

Hereafter the Post Office will be
closed every evening at s o'clock. On
Sunday it will be kept open from to
10 o'clock A. NJ. Mail Closed at 6
Z. NJ. J.. LUTHER, I. NJ.
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g@pBuy your by Goods, Groceries
&c, ot Powell s. Kimc.
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diotely after the distribution, free of all
cost, ut the Office Of the company, No.
1l2G, CHESTNUT Street, phila,
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I3LACKSMITHING!

II. s. BELNAP desires TO inform tho cjti,
2ens OF lidgEay aud vicinity that he hos
leased j. =. lIyde's Blacksmith Shop On
MIL street, and has employed good work
men who viii be ever reRdy 10 make any
thing from a buckle to an anchor,
Particular attention given 10 the sh6eiBg
Of horses, Al ask Is fair trial.
kiay lTeG-iy,
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