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TO THE AFFLICTED.
4, J. L. nROWN, or GREEN SPRINGS

nR. !. l.. drown, OF GREEN SPRINGS,
~ Seneca County, o., for the past twelve years
has made the treatment Of Chronic diseases q
speciality, and by the urgent toll and study has
discovered a new system Of Nervous Physiology,
thereby enabling h,m 70 correctly discriminate
between constitutions which serves correct
guide Ia making the proper SELECTIONS of RENE
dies to exhlbir IN the Varions classes OF Chronic
diseases.
harofula aud al eruptions Of the Spine Lung aiiec
lions, Diseases Of the Eye aud Ear, all diseases
ot the uylnnry organs, also of the Liver. Special
iemaiesi AFFECTED femdes are invited to call and
ne made well, all OF the above diseases | will
cure, and many eannot hnd spaee 20 mention
testimonials OF many cures can be- given. Ofiice
days, Tuesday ard Friday Of each week
All eommnnioations directed 10 me viii secure
prompt attention. Office over the Store OF Brown
Mcalinn. j. L. BROWN, NJ ID.
sg2-lYrs
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unanimously
A. II. BYERs,
T., a.. BowE,
j. A, SOuN. q

Al a meeting of the Quarterly Conference
Tor Tifiin City Station, North Ohio Confer.
ence, held in Tifiu City, Sept. l6, 1867, the
iSo..!!ewing proceedings were had on motion OF
Henry Ebbert.
wHEREAs, 1t nsS pleased Almighty God to
remove by death, suddenly, from our midst,
opr friend and brother, Jacob W. Miller, and,
WHEREAs, This dispensation of Divine
Providence brings wildly TO our minds his
worth AS a neighbor, a man and christian,
therefore,
Rssolvsd, That We deeply sympathze with the
befepyed WIDOW, family and connections Of our
deceased BROTHER assuring them that they live in
our memory and shall have an interest in our
prayers.
Re'oIsed, That ip hs varied relations among
us whether as private or Official MEMBER, he
exhibited devotion to the Interest Of the church,
and integrity Of christian principle worthy Of i'm.
itNhoA.
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R'salvei, Thst whilo we bow IN humble eub-
'niasicn to thcwin Of Him who can wound and
hcsi' XII and rake alive, and ont Of whose hands
there y uoac that can deliver us." po entertain
'hc hore that the separation is only ior time,
and that We shon b. again united in iho home Of
angels, eud before the throne Of God.
Rssoisei. That a copy of these proceeding, b.
signed hy dho officers Of thi, Conference, trans.
nutted 'o lhc widow q oue htothcf, published IN
the rmn fniscSr, and plsced on tho rccor,ls or
this Ccricrcnce. q. W, BnHCkENRfDaE,
DAtt.s 2, pitptSr. s,af Rcsiliag ud.-.
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A RESOLUTION

RESOLUTION
Relative TO nh amendment Of the Constitution
providing for the extension Of the elective fian.
chise:
Resolved, BY the General Assembly OF the
state of Ohio, tlirce-nlths Of tile menihors elected
TO each House agreeing thereto that il he and Il
hereby proposed to tho electors pf this state, 10
vote nt the next annual October election upon tho
approval orreiection Of the following amendment
as substitute for the hrst section Of the fifth ar.
liole of the Constitution of this State. tu.wit,
"Eyery male citizen ofthe United Sintos of tho
age af twenty-one years, who shall have beon a
resident of the state one year next preceding the
election, and Of tho county, or township or ward
IN which he resides such times as may be provi-
ded by law, except such persons as have borne
arms in support ofany rsrrreoiion or rebellion
against the Government Of the United States, or
have He'd from their places OF residence TO avoid
being drafted intn the military service thereof on
have deserted the military naval service OF said
dpvemment In time OF war, and Mad not suhse.
quentiy boon houonhlv discharged from IA,
same Hhnll have the qualification of an cicctor
and be entitled 10 vote nt elections. ."
ED. A. pARROTT
Speaker OF the House OF Representntives
ANDREW g. MCBuRNEY
President Of tile senate
FaSsed April o. 1907 laprlln2Gm6
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PQ5;,'c: Exhibition The pupils of the
Sycamore School, pnd,s charge of Thomas
Heming, Esq, together with a lumber ol
teachers and other good performers, invite
from distance, will give two public exhibi-
tions in the old church, in Sycamore, on Tues.
day ana Wednesday evenings, the 24lh and
25th insts Beerys renowned string band
are engaged for the occasion. Tickets 25 cts.
Those who appreciate good music and a
good entertainment, will do well to secure
tickets and seats early.
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PASSING NORTH,

2 ~ p. M-N,il train.
4 05 P.M.-Sanduslsy & THIN Accommodation,
y 40 a. M-' Night Express.
= viii pass THIN Sunday Morning, but not on
Mondays, vs.
Connections made East and West at CLYDE
Forest, Bellefoniaine, Urbana and Dayton.
New aud Commodious Sleeping Cars on Night
Trains. J. O. VILLA Ms Sunif
Gro. II. STEVENS, Agent.
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Marriage Llcenses.-The following Mar

Marriage LiceRses.-The following Mar
riage LleehsesWere issued by the Probate Judg'
during the month of August
J, 5. Lutz TO Hannah f. Shook
J. W. MeElheney to Mary D. Conrad
David Johnson TO Maris Dennis
Jacob Correl TO Hanaah Ferguson;
Ira A. Roberts to Marav. Young
@. ", shetfeny to Polly d. Fakes;
W. W. McKibhen to Dora 70. Haltes;
Jacob Fritz 10 Ann W. Ehrhart;
Joseph Reddle to Sylvia Cox
8. 3. Lehman to Sarah Hossler;
]. b. shafer TO Jane Dildine
r. NighsHandeE 10 Rebeccs sohoek.
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The Wizard oil Alnn. This noted char
aeter,-we don't know why, unless because it ID
ao generai-was in town Tuesday, "healing the
sick and comforting the distressed" with his
celebrated medicine. From the rapid manner in
which he disposed OF the stun It is supposed that
hehas an soil welln that pays better than some
down in Titusville, Pa However much magic
there is in his oil, there seemed to be magic iu
his voice as It rang out upon the sultry air As a
concluding chorus to some popular ballad
"who'll have another bottlei"
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"DOn't SlOp Over."--A "Poick thus
warns the young aud rising generation against
Stopping over" There is more truth than
elegancy in the following lines:
Doh't slop over. Great Solomon
Once went little too far with his fun.
Louis Napoleon, as we know,
Stopped over on Max in Mexico,
Horace Greeley and Jefferson D.,
And Hinton Helper and old j. b.,
And Andrew Johnsing, the great Il won't,
All stopped over--take care goa don't.
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rn CONSERVATIVES

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, will send
(free Of eharser TO all who desire it the prsscrp
tlon with the directions for making and usipg the
dmpie rep,edy BY which he was cured Of lung
srect.sa and that dread disease CoSsUMPrioS.-
ivn only object is to qsaeai-the afflicted and he
h,pe. every sufferer vii tiy this prescription, as
n will coat them nothing, and may prove a bles-
sing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York
Nav 16 1867
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The "TimB" BASE Hail CInb Abrcna.
--on Friday, Sept. 18th, the rif6u B,sc naii Club
len ON the morning train for clyde Fremont.
They arrived at clyde, and aitcr Beoaefss repair.
cd 70 Ute "McPhcrson' grounds, but owing to
the negligence Of the McPherson players tho
gaine was not tcommeu'cd tin so'ciock, and call.
od after innings had been played IN orior that
the Tim Club could take the train for Fremont.
The 'allies stood at close Of 4th inning S3 to 30 in
in favor Of "riiin" Club.
They arrived a, Fremont ati2 N, and found a
bus ready to convey them to the Kcsslcr House.
whore the Dexter Club had dinner provided Tor
thom-aftcr attending to the wants Of tho inner.
man, they repaired to tho new Fair Grounds and
commenced playing At $40, and after playing
nine innings Che game closed with "Tifin" %
Tailed ahead
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ERRORS OF Youth

gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and tho effects
ofyonthfu indisereton, will for the sake OF suc-
frring humanity, send free TO all who need H. the
recipe AID directions for mixing tho simple rene
'dy By which he was cured. Sufferers wishing 10
profit by the advertisers experience, can do so by
addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN OGDEN,
May i6, 1861, "a Cedar street. N. Y.
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DR.. ,. n. Jordan, Indianapolis, Ind, says Il
have known Dr. stricklsndis Pile remedy to be
thoroughly tested in numerous cases during the
past year, and with perfect success in every In.
stance. Aud 50 Il is with his Remedy for Diar-
rhosa or cholera, and his Cough Balsam. They
are all gen liRe and pure" scptiSti.
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The Derby toIIar-Atstc { BROS.

FOStOTla Items.-Gens. Hayes and Walk
or addressed the citizens Of Fostoria, at Lib.
erty Hall, on Wednesday evening oflast week.
Nr. Ch9s. Foster, Esq is again able to be
about after the severe operation performed
upon him, about two months since.
Slows Varieties wiz exhibit in Fostoria
on The gath inst.
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THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE on
MERCY

Howard Association Reports, for YOUNG
MEN, on the CRIME or SOLITUDE, aud the Err
RoRs, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy
the manly powers, and create imrediments TO Mar
risge, with sure means Of relief. Sent IN Sealed
letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address DIR. J,
sKILLEN HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa.
June 90 1sgT-Iv
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INPoRNtATIoy

Information guaranteed to produce a luxuriant
growth ofhaif upon bald head or beardless face,
also recipe for the removal Of Pimpies s biotch-
e., Eruptions, etc, on the skin, leaving the same
cen, clear, and beautiful, be obtaiued without
charge by addressing
THos. T. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
.lL s27 Broadway, New YORK.
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Great Fire In Crcstllnc.- entire
block, including thirteen business houses
was destroyed by FIRE, on the morning Of the
18th inst, at Crestline. The Ere was first
discovered IN the rear of the franklin House
and in less than one hour and a half the en-
tire square was a mass OF smouldering ruins
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LOngMOrth,s NnfIrn Wlnes.-

Wedding, Sparkling catawba, sun catawbas,
Sweet Catawba, sc.
The wines from the Longworth Vineyards aud
Wine House, cincinnati,o have attained world
wide celebrity for excellence and purity, frulty
flavor and boquet, they are surpassed by none in
the market either native OF foreign. Trade sup
piled by Grapes & Co. aug 22-m3.
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New Chauge Imam old TIrm.-wo I

New Change In an Old Flrm.--wo de-
sire to call The attention of our readers to
Che advertisement of Messrs. Ryan h Brink
erhoG. They are accommodating gentlemen,
and fully alive to the wants of those desiring
nice boot or shoe. Mr.. b., the incoming
partners business experience, will bespeak for
the new arrangement, success in their line Of
trade
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PASSING SOUTH,

81 N.--Mail train.
o5 p. N-Sandusky 81 Tlnin Accumulation.
IL 2i9. a. H.-' Night Express.
sThis train does not leave sandusky saturda,
Evenings.
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MARRIAGES AM cELInACy.

An Essay OF Warning and Instruction for Young
men. Also, diseases and abuses which premR-
turely prostrate the vital powers with sure means
efrelef Sent free OF charge, In sealed letter cn-
lopes, Address,
DIR. J. sEILLEN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
June 90. isGT.-6m.
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gratihed to receive short communications from
our readers in the various country towns through
out the county, OF local items Of interest occur.
ring in their respective neghborhoods. Lei
them be brief free from personalities and devot.
ed strictly to local ncws and interests. Any such
will be gratefully received, and promptly insert
cd in our columns. Who will favor usi
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sim AllVe.--The man reported to have
died from his injuries received in fall from
the ,opo his house, in 2l Ward, last week,
still lives, notwithstanding the report to the
contrary, and the prospects are good for his
recovery. SO much for rumor
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Survey OF the c. L&T. Road..-Nr.
Stuhan, Engineer, and Mr. Martin, Surveyor,
arrived in town last week, aud are now en-
gagged in Surveying the northern branch Of
the uncompletcd part Of the Columbus, Tiihn
B Toledo Railroad, between this city and
Fremont a(er which they viii proceed from
here to Crcstline and Gallon. The carly part
Of the week was spent we understand, in
prospecting the most feasible route around
and through the city. THU will have a new
railroad Sefore half its community arc aware
Of its survey. We feel now as though we
had irst.calss ticket in our pocket and were
waiting for the whistle Of the locomotive
and the welcome voice Of the conductor as he
cries cut call aboard
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For Sale Cheap. A steam engine and
boiler, and other machinery connected W ith
a manufacturing establishment, will be sold
on application to the subscriber in 81 Ward.
Sept. 5.tf. w.H. STEWARD.
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Obituarn.


Died Nt his residence IN Eden Township ia t,is
county. sept q 1887. Mr. Etwari T. si.giry, a
mcmbor ol iiildreih lodge 30. les Of Ffes aud
Accepted Masons.
Al spccielmce,iue q said iaslge. the follow.
ing prcamblc and rcsolu,iOls were uusaimously
adopted.
wnEHrAs, Tho supreme Arhlcct OF ,hs uni.
verse has seen ~ 10 remove FROM the Lodge on
earth, our esteemed friend and brother, Edward
J. sicglcy, therefore,
Re'olrsd, Thet while We rcccgnltc in this dis.
ponsotion tho ha,id % Him who docth AL things
well, we sincerely noun hiS early dcmisc, while
in the prime aud vigor Of manhood, and we sym.
patlilc with the relatives Of the deoa,scd In tho
lcss We have Nl sustained, and frsciy minglc our
SORROWS in the cup Of their grpat bereavement.
Resolr.a, That tho winning manners. al1cction.
atc disposition, pnd faithful heart Of our late
brother won our esteem, and that his memory
will ever be cmholmcd in our affections.
Resolroi, That We tender 20 tho bcrcavcd Wild.
ow and orphan children Of our deceased brother,
our heartfelt sympathy aad coincidence IN their
great aihiction, and extend TO them the rratcmai
hand Of friendship.
Re'oircd, That "a copy Of the foregoing rcaolu,
tions be presented to the family of our late broth
or, with lcttor Of coincidence from ha lodge
and also to the county papers for publication.
y. r. srICkNEY, S--,srfv fro Ten.
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Use CautlOn.--ln calling for that excel
lent Saleratus, d. b. De Land & Co.. Best
Chemical, be sure you get what you call for,
as in consequence Of its success there are
many limitations in the market 1t is better
than Soda
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spetiaI Natitea.

Autumn--lss again upon us, and soon Win
ter will clasp US in his frigid embrace. Be-
ware Of Coughs and Colds they often term
mate in Consumption. Coy,s CoUeu BAtsAw
!, a pleasant but certain remedy. Il is ex-
celient for Group among the children.
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BOND Fail to Road This.

Send your address, with stamp, for sample and
catalogue Of Articles for Young and Old, Married
and single. All shouk have them.
Address A. BRIDG Is, "a Dleeeker street, New
Tprk City. aursm3.
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BEST OF LEATHER,
CONSTITUTION OF ONO.
Proposed Amendment to the Con.
stitution,

STATE OF OHlO,1
orficr or ruE sncRrrAHY oF srArG
l. WILLIAM llESnY SNuf Secretary Of State oi
the state OF ohio, do hereby certify that the fol.
lowing ia q true copy Of j6rt resolution PASSED
~ tho Gcncrnl Assembly OF tho State Of Ohio, on
the 9th day Of April. A. D., 1851, taken nom the
original rolls ON ilr IN this Office.
In testimony whereof have hcreunto
subscribed my nNnc and alnxed the
Great Seal Of the state OF Ohio, nj
tsEALl Columbus tho 9th day Of April a. n.
1907.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary Of Stato
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MARRIEDLTrE.

Information and advice Of vital Importance to
the aarried Of both scxc1, in a scaled envelope,
can ee obtained free Of charge by addressing the
undersigped. Respectfully,
JAMES BUTLER.
81 broadway. n. Y.
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New CrOSslngs.--A number OF the old
crossings have been taken up on Main street.
and new and much improved ones substituted
in their stead. A good improvement.
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ia -
Cincinnati Dayton & East'rp R. R,
TIME TABLET

No change Of cars between TIFFIN and GIN
CTNNATI,
But one chAse OF Cars between TIFFIN and
BUFFALO.
on and after Sunday August 2jth, 1867. Trains
will pass TIFFIN, daily as follows, tsundsys ex-
oanted
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lessons In sInglng.-.Mrs. +. A.ire pro-

poses organizing a class IN vocal music in thi.
place. she isdcsiroits of scouting the a';snaanc-
Of allthe young pcople Interested IN music. Tho
term viii consist Of twcnty-four icssons-in iticn
twenty-five cents yer term. At the close Of tho
tenn acnncert WI BE- giscn BY the pupls. The
irsi meeting of Tho class will be held Of Ciiy Isll
at O'Clock and ai O'Clock, next Wednesday
evening.
Tho Fosious Nea' OF a recent issue speaks
thus of Mrs. Asire's ability az an Instructor Of
singing
Mrs, Asifc's popularity "a a teacher is too
Vol known in this community to nccd any Aom-
mont from MS. Ncr Niccc4s heretofore In this
drcn ih singing. 81"
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THURsDlT MORNINe. SEE. 10. tsel.
AttentIon. Compnny al
wrsr tool ONO,

wrsr Loot. ONO.
September ~, 1867.
The members Of the late Co. q, 164th
Regiment o. N. q. l.. will take notice that
have discharges for them for the one hundred
day service, which are ready to be delivered
to members Of said company. | will be at
Bloomvillc, Sept. %, 1867, at the PostofIlce,
from &c 4 p M, also, at Hedges Mill, in
Adams township, Sept. %, nom 70 p. NJ.
at which times and places will be ready to
deliver said discharges to those who are euti-
tied to the same. A. w. SHETTERLY.
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Business Changes Richard II. Rogers
has purchased the Dry Goods store Of his
brother, G.. H. Rogers, in Seney's block.
Mr. John yorndrau and F. Wagner have
dissolved partnership the business remaining
in the hands of the former.
Ryan, Hayward Co, have disposed Of
their Grocery and Wholesale Liquor store to
F. Joe Wagner and AndrcS Brickner, which
will hereafter be conducted under the firm
name of Wagner & Brickner. See advertise
ment.
Clas. L. Zahm has purchased tho Bakery and
Confectionery Store Of d. c. Moore, IN Kirchuer's
Block. Sec advertisement.
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Council Proceedings.

Council Proceedings. Monday even ing
Sept. l6. Orders to the amount of $265. 80
were drawn on the proper fund.
On motion, it was ordered that the Super
vsors ofthe several wards do no more labor on
the streets, except by the money realized from
commutation and labor of individuals by
the Statues of ohio, and except as specially
directed by the Council. With some other
unimportant business, Council adjourned.
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The Purchase Of tho orphan Asylum,

The PurchaseOf the Orphan Asylum,
The Evangelical Association of this city
have concluded the purchase of one hundred
and seventy acres, adjoining the town Of Flat
Rock, in Thompson township, for the purpose
of transferring thither their Asylum for Or
phans. The farm purchased for this pur.
pose is the one formerly belonging to Joseph
Realm, and is known as one of the best wheat
or stock farms in Seneca County. How a
farm Of this kind is to be made selfsupport-
ing by the labor of forty or fifty children
with ages ranging from five to thirteen, is be-
yond our comprehension. Would it not have
been far better to have purchased gar
den spot of twenty or thirty acres near our
city, where a good market is always afforded,
and where the labors Of children could be
made efficient in cultiyating the same.
This institution having been founded in our
city, we are 10th to see it taken from our
midst, as it is one which reflects much credit
upon its originators and supporters. Wher-
ever 1t may be taken, however, It's mission,
which is a noble one, we hope may be sue
cessfully attained, aud prove, indeed home
to the friendess orphan and a school for their
education.
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LIst Of Letters, remaInIng In .he ros

Stciunu & BrO.-ln looking ever the list OF
our cnterprisIng merchants We call attention to
the young firm ofsteinnuS & Bro, Dealers in Hats.
Caps and Gents furnishing goods in the New
Nat Tx. Bank Block. Their stock is equal to
amy in Northern Ohio, and with their alaority and
GENIAL spirit bid fair to lead tho trade in their
limo.
Their stock OF fall goods Is admirable and In.
yitng, having just been brought on by Mr.. G. j..
s,einau the Junior Partner. Their prices are
lower than any other In the city.
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Educational MnnihIr.-

Educational MOnlhIy.-This magazine
for August, contains the proceedings Of the
Teachers Annual Session held at Springfield,
Ohio, on the lst, ID and 81 of July,-the ad-
dress delivered bcfOrc it by Gen. j. D. Cox, -
and other interesting matter. Published by
e. y. White, Columbus, o., at ST so per year.
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Addltlnnnl Rnnnfr.-The

Additional BOunty.-Tbe Adiuiant-
General has received the additional bounty
for number of the members Of tue follow
ing regiments. All soldiers of these or other
regiments having presented claims through
the Ohio Military Agent at Washington, are
requested TO send to the Adju,ant- General
their posiofIce address, and their company
and regiment;
IqJmhy.-4th, 18th, 37.h, 4oth, 4lst, 42d
45th, 47th 4oth, 5Oth, 5sth Goth, 10Th, 79th
slst, seth, o2i, o3l, altb, o5th, osth, lOlst
lolth, 10Th, llOth, lllth, llsth, l2lst, l22d,
l23d, 12Slh
Cdpairy-4th, 9th, 9th, 9Th, 9th, llth.
LIST Light Artillery LIST Heavy Artillery
Ohio Sharpshooters 81 and 9th regiments
V. &C. 10th Kansas 9th New York Ar
tillery.
The Adjutant-General is in receipt Of
checks and certificates in settlement fclaims
daily, and will deliver them to the proper
parties as soon as their addresses can lie as
certained.
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The Hugo HIat.-A charming chapeau Is
necessary to young mans outfit, at stcinau &
Broa
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"All the Rage."--The Paris Exposi-
tion Tic at Steinau Bros
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-19

Jelloy's Balsam-will be for sale at the
Tiain House until the lst Of October. xoctl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-19

Roaiiy H1ugnihcs nj i-rhe splendid assort
ment Of necl-ties At steinm & nro's.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-19

Tmc Of game, hours aud IS minutes. TIM.
piro J. c. shumaker, OF "Alcrt" II. Il. G.. Tifin,
Ohio. Scorers, Noonon and Tyler.
Ancr taking supper with the "DcNlors," J." at tho
Kesslcr House, thcy were taken to the depot and
departed highly pleased with the trip and with
the manner in which they wero treated while in
Fremont