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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-11

KEYESn EARLY PROLIFIC TOMATO,
~ thirty days earlier than the Selden or any
other tomato plants, dwarf compact and vigor-.
Gus, producing immense crops: Tomatoes OF
medium size, round, brilliant red, quite smooth,
perfectly solid. and of most excellent favor
Ihey are produced in large clusters OF tenrto
twenty each with from seven to twenty clusters
On, each vine, and ripen up together 50 that the
y days before any other kird. The foliage has
= no odor. The early Prolific is the most distinct
a. COOKS DRUG STORE,
feb 27-tf Nos. 80, and 220 King St.
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Mr. Peabody to the Public.

,. p Boston, MARCH 7, 1867
Mr. George Peabody, intending soon to leave
for England, deems it o duty due to himself
10 inform all those. who, during his visit of ten
months in his native country, have written to
him asking loans of money, donations TO litera-
ry institutions, subscriptions to churches,
public charities, &C., ortassistance for them
selves or others, sthatthe great number of these
communications has rendered it impossible for
hun to read on answer, Or even to open them,
n person. The latter duty has, therefore,
been assigned confidentially to others. And
as many Of the writers have requested that
their applications should be kept secret, Mr..
Peabody would state that he has this day.
caused these letters. amounting to nearly four
thousand, to be burnt in his presence, thus
relieving their apprehensions and his own re
Sponsibility.
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COURT NOTI c E s .

YyIRGINIA:-Atr rules held in the Clerk 5
Y Office of the Circuit Court of Prince Will
liam county, on the 4th day Of March. 1867,
William Earnest plaintiff vs.. lara McNair
McNair, Fred McNair, Henry, McNair kobt.
McNair' Dolph McNair and Francis j. Can
non, late Sheriff Of Prince William county,
Committee Administrator Of John McNair de-
ceased, defendants: In chancery: ..
The object of this bill is to have the mortgage
executed by John McNair, in his lifetime, to
the plaintiff, conveying certain lands, situated
in Prnce William county, Va, to secure 3
note or bond of $4,000, payable on the lst of
December, 1860, with interest from date, fore
closed said bonds subjected to sale. and the
proceeds applied in discharge Of said note or
bond.
The defendants Clara McNair and her hus-
band, name unknown Stephen NC air, Fred:
McNair Henry McNair, Robt. McNair, and
Dolph McNair not having appeared and
given security according to the act OF Assembly
and the rules Of this Court, and it appearing by
affidavit that they are residents of this State,
it is ordered that the said defendants appear here
within one month after due publication OF THIS
order, and do what is necessary to protect their
interest in this suit and that copy of this Or
der be forthwith inserted IN the Alexandrla ga
zette. newspaper published in the city Of Alex
ardria, once week for four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door of the Court House
of this county. A copy, teste:-
-....... ....- JOHN CAMPER, Clerk.
Brent i Wattles, 7. Q. NH 1-1awfw
VIRGINIA, to with the Clerks Office of
Y the Circuit Court of Fairfax county, March
rules, 1867, Israel Trammell, in his own right,
and as administrator of Mahlon Tramlnell do
ceased against J ohm Trammell, Margaret I'M
derwood, George TrNmme)l and othors: In
chancery. .' '....
Mem:-The object of this suit is to obtain Il
decree for the sale of q tract Of land, belonging
to Mahlon Trammel, deceased, and distribute
the proceeds of sale to those entitled
It appearing by affidavit filed that the defend
ants, Margaret Underwood and George Tram.
NELL are not residents Of this State it is ordered
that they appear within one month after due
publication hereof and do what is necessary to
protect their interests. A copy, teste:
W. B. GOODING. Clerk.
Moore, P. @ NH 7--1aw4w
VIRGINIA, to wit In the Circuit Court OF
Y Fairfax county, March rules, 1857, {. Z.
Bradley VS.. A. G.. ). Smcts: In case.
Mem The object Of this suit is 10 obtain
Judgment against the said defendant for S8l,
with interest from the 23d day of March, 1861,
and to attach the interest Of the deiendant IN
and to u tract of land, in tn cpunty of Fairfax
containing 20 acres, rood and % perches Of
land, being the said land conveyed 10 Alex. n.
c. Smcts by Allan Macrae. to pay the same.
1t appearing by affidavit fled that the de!cna-
ant. a. G. n. Smets is not resident of this
State, it is ordered that he appear within one
month after due publication hereof and do what
is necessary to protect his Interest. a copy,
teste:-
w. B. GOODING, Clerk.
Smith, P. @. -...... mh 7-lawlw
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SENSIBLE. The Dapgille Times makes the
following practical suggestion: "We wish to
make one point, and it's point.we have IN
sisted on ever since we were defeated-lt is
this; no matter what. political changes may
take place, our Individual happiness will be
greatly increased, by having enough TO eat
and to wear, and some little to drink.
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F. D. RICHARDSON, Clerk.

Parties interested in the above decree are no.
tilted that I will take the accounts therein order
ed, at my Office, at Fairfax Court House, on
SATURDAY, the 10th day of March next.
NJ DULANY BALL,
fa 711ew1w COmm'r in Chancery
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SHARKS. We PROFOUND no new truth when
we affirm that We have class of men in the
South who regard the present chaotic state OF
affairs as their own especial harvest time.
These people assemble round the body polite
as the raVenous sharks do about the vast
carcass Of a dead whale. and as the inexorable
jaws of those Ishmaels of the ocean rend. the
blubber of the Leviatban, so do the unsuitable
appetites Of these adventurers crave the spolls
Of Office, and the plunder of the public tisc-
They look upon the science of government as
the philosophy Of organized anarchy; and IL
lustrate with unblushing audaicity the great
photographers definition of patriotism, !"
when be pronounced it to be the ''last refuge
ofscoundrels. ''-NortoM Tirginlo7,. ..-
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A SPARAGUS ROOTS, ,,. .
X ~ Wilson's Early Blackberry, Lawton
Blackberry, Dorchester do, My4tts Llnnaeus a
Rhubarb Root,warranted true. Delaware, Con,
Union Village also, Usage Orange, Honey Lo-
Gust and ornamental Trees, for sale by
no % a.a HENRY COOK. 80, Alng st:
TUMPHREY'S SPECIFIC HOMEOPA-
III TaIC- -REMDIES, furnished upon orde'
and at the proprietor rates, by =. : l
. >.~",',','y -, . rn4. .a.i@ JANNEG y CO.,
dec p Druggists, 145, King
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A National Religious Convention, the object
of which is to secure a national recognition of
the being and providence of God, Of the au
lhority OF Jesus Christ, and the supremacy OF
the Bible in civiliafairs, met on Tuesday even
ing in Philadelphia, Judge Strong presiding.
Addresses were made by several eminent di-
vines and letters from others were read, ex-
pressing sympathy with the movement An
amendment to the Constitution was proposed,
recognizing 'Almighty-God as the source Of II
all authority and power in civil government. =
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VIRGINIA, to with the County Court of
Y Fairfax county, March rules, 1861, John I.
Bronaugh, Executor of William 4. Bcckwith,
deceased, against William II. Butter and Fran
ces Butler his wife; Wlliam II. Windsor,
Amanda f. Windsor; VIM. Fl. Butler, Admin
istrator of Anna Jenkins Cyrus Hickey and
Priscilla, his wife; William w. Collins, senior,
William w. Collins, junior, Thomas Harweod,
Richard Il. Taylor, R. b McNcw, the unknown
heirs Of Lewis Jenkins, Of Elisha Jenkins, of
William Jenkins of James w. jenkins, and Of
Anna Jenkns In chancery:
Mem: The object Of this SUIT is to obtain y
DECREE for the sale Of tract Of land in the
county Of Fairfax, containing Sig acres, which
was allotted to Anna Jenkins widow OF E!iah"
Jenkins, dec d., and for distribution of the
proceeds ofsale to those entitled.
happening by affidavit filed that the defend
ants William W. Collins. senior, William w.
Collins, Junior, Thomas Harwood, Richard II.
Taylo and r. B. McNew, are not resident: OF
this State, and that the heirs Of Lewis Jenkins,
of Elisha Jenkins, of VIM Jenkins, Of James
w. Jenkins ana Of Anna Jenkins, are unk known
to the complainant it S ordered that they ap-
pear within one month alter due publication
hereof and do what is necessary to protect their
interests A copy, teste:-
f. D. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
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,OmMIssI0N NERO HANTS.

JAMES IT SIMPSON JAMES Il. ATWILL.
SlHpSoGG : yhFNL AFWLLhI Atcr1oN
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. /, SOUTH FAIRFAX STR Ell,
Beg leave to inform the citizens Of Alexsndrla
that they arc prepared to attend to the sale OF
Houses, Lots Household Effects, Horses, Cattle,
and all kinds Of Merchandise, &c, &c: Returns
promptly made. Jas. Il SIN I2GS,
JAS. r ATWILL.
ALExaSDR1A Va, Jan. 9, 1866. jan O.
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~ "A X K N OF 1 G E ,.f

!. j - - = =. !.
g The subscriber is now receiving direct from
l'ae emanufactory a large supply of rgsu7Eg
,,,,3d4 :, OVAL. PICTURE FRAMES.
III y very rich and entirely new patterns, which
n a oe sold at greatly reduced prices for cash cas-
8 iaiS9' aaiso' Gold Window Shades, Wal Papers, &C
oaii and see them. IGAA A. NJ TUBMAN,&
g,l,oe, - ~ 20 jl7s, King street.
nov p Z Z I'm h1idoor above Washington ct.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28
AN EPFECTUAL WORM MEDICINE.
Brown's Vermifuge Commits.

On Worm Lo4zNoEs. Mech sickness, undoubtedly
with hlldren ard adults attributed to other caus-
Is. is occasloned by worms. The "YERMFuoE
CoMrirs," although enectual IN DESTROYING worms
can do no possible injury to the most delicate chill.
This valuable combination has been sues s'Hlly
used by physcians and found to be safe and sure in
eradlcatlng worms, so hurtful 10 children.
CHilDREs ItAyTSs wcess require immadia,c at
tention, as neglect of the trouble often causes pro
longed sickness.
SYMPTOMS or WORMS IL CHrLDRES are Omen over
looked Worms In the stomach and bowels cause
irritation Shich can be removed only by the use OF
a sure remedy. The Combination OF ingredients
used In making BsowN's 'Ncrmilugc Comfts" ia
such as to give tho best possible effect with safety
CURTIS * BROWN, proaretors, New York.
Sold by all dealers in Medicines. 25 cts. al box.
May %, 1906. Sly.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28

Transfers Of Real Estate. --Jocob Bragle
to George Miller, 40 acres in Reed township
for $500.
Jacob Bragle to Nicholas Bragle, 40 acres
in Reed township, for $500.
James Crockett to jacob ]. Miller, 40 acres
in Eden township, for $1,000
Robert Smith to Hugh Goetschieus ! of an
acre in Green Springs, for SIPS.
Amelia II. webble to Samuel Lee, 80 acres
in Eden township, for Si0O.
John Fishbaugh to George Fishbaugh, III e
half ofIn lot 2O3, 2ni Ward Tildn, for 5000.
John NJ. Miller to John Flshbaugh, the
half of In lot 7O3, in Mobiles Addition to
Tifin, for S2s3.
Ephraim s. Bartlett to Simon Conrad, part
of In lc. 1870 in Stine's Ad. to Green Springs,
for $3.50, ,.s
Moses Kieffsr to Francis Noirrot 30 acres
in Clinton Townshp7for $4,000.
Adam Wagner to Francis Kcpplemire, 2
acres 10 IIopewell TIP for $3.50.
Benz +. Sakins and Jno. +. Huffman, 70
Reuben II. Foght, As acres in Seneca Town
ship for $3.50. rr
Geo. Hoffman to Caroline. s. Robins the
half ofan Inlot on Perry street. nfin, for
$1,000. .s4
Jacob II. Bowersock to VIM. A. Six, Lot
No. 8, in Block ev" in Hedges Add. to Tiff
fin, for $500.
/ W. W Armstrong to Jacob Huuderlock
In-lots No, 1875 and l2o, Tst Ward, Tlfin, for
$4,000.
Eva Able to Robert Adams, In-lot No. l2l
in Fostoria, for $3.50.
Henderson w. Davis to Anna NJ. Rumple
u acres in Loudou tp., for 100 dollars.
Solomon Kaup k VIM. Kline to Samuel II
stoner, Lot No. -, ina Block Nv" Hedges
Add. to TifIin for 255 dollars. ~
Geo. Fax to ] I'm Richards 81 acres in
Eden tp., for 57b dollars.
Michael Kirby to John L. Weller, Lot 70
&C. and the ehalfoflot No. 80, .2ud ward, Tiff
6n, for 800 dorlars.
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Iitsrarr.-A dssba.s .aok- -lpIaee q. lhs o.,

Literary-A debate took place at the Old
Grove School house on last Tuesday evening,
week, upon the following question;
aRssolped, that the signs Of the times indi-
cate the downfall of the Republic"
The following gentlemen spoke on the af-
irmative; Newton Brosius, Alfred Gange-
wer, Abraham zook and Levi Repp
On the negative were the following; John
Doren, John Michaels and N. E. Baker.
The discussion was animated and interest.
ing, and the result was decision in favor Of
the negative. The next question TO be dis
eusssd is one that will interest the ladies aud
viii probably call out quite an audience o
the f1lr sex--'' Rsselrsd, that woman should
be entitled to the right Of suffrage ani elisi
tllity 10 office"
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NoTTOn.


\T0tice Is hereby given 20 the members OF the
IN Farmers Mu ual Relief Association. OF Sen-
eca County. Ohio that an assessment has been
made on the members of said Association Of eight
enths OF mill on the dollar 10 pay the liability
OF said association, by the burning of the houses
of John Dawalt, OF Thompson Township, and
Christian Lent; and that for the purpose OF re-
ceiving the amount due from the members OF said
association the Treasurer will yisit the follow
ing places from 10 o'clock A NJ, TO O'Clock y. NJ.
each day At John Guisbert's in Adams township
on the sih day OF April 1867; at Peter shiddler's
in Pleasant township. on tile 9th OF Aprli at Geo
Kenple,s for Hopewell Seneca and Liberty town
ships. un the 10Th of April; at Isaac u. stlne-
baugh's for Bloom and Eden townships, ON the
18TH day OF Anvil; at the Town Hall, Republic
for Selplo township on the 18th OF Aprili at jas,
Bolin's store in West Lodi. for Reed township on
the 18th Of April at Joseph SheTk's for Ihomp-
son township, on the 18th of April, 1851.
Those failing 20 pay at the places above Hnecih-
ed will he charged ten per cent penalty, These
rules will be strictly adhered TO- ,.
March 81, ls57--2w. Treasurer.
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The advertiser having b7en restored to health in
a Few weeks BY very simple remedy. After hav-
ing suffered for several years with a severe Luag
affection, and the dreadful disease Consumption
is anxious to mako known to his fellow sufferers
The means ofcurc.
10 al who desire II, he viii send ccpy Of the
prescription used tfreo Of chargal with tho drec-
tions ior preparing andusiug tho same, which they
win and sure cnrc for CONSUMPTION. Asthma.
Dronehetis, Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and
Lung Anecions The only object OF the advertiser
in sending the prescription Is t. benedt the allict
cd aod he hopes every sufferer viii Try hisremeiy,
us iswtl cost chem nothing IND may prove a bes-
sing
Parties wishing the prescription FRrE, by return
mail, will please address
10 REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28

That Key-ThSre is some strange fatality
attached to the Key Of the Court Room -
When n Republican, meeting is TO be held it
cannot be found, as We were most thorough
ly convinced on last Saturday, in our pere'
griuations AFTER it for the purpose of opening
the Court room and holding "a Township Con-
Eention. There is one official at the Court
House who is less selfish, and through bis
courtesy we obtained access to the Jury
room, where amid the clustering memories,so
to speak, of peuned up and hungry Jurors the
convention was held, In tho evening the
key was forthcoming for democratic purpos-
a.
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Cofol Natirts.

Halls Universal Washing Machips.-There
is no question but the machine referred to
above actually meets the wants of the COM
munity. Lean only say here, that all believe
who have seen 1t work, that 1t is destined soon
TO produce complete revolution and super
cede hand washing entirely.
will remain in TifIin, at the Davis House
for several days, whereI ask all who are in
terested in the wonderful progress Of labor
saving machinery to call and see this god-sent
to the ladies. A. W. HALL,
Inventor and Palentee.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28

The Democratic Nominations. Pursuant
to call the UntcrriGed met at the Court House,
or Saturday evening tomaSe their nomina-
lions Mayor LASDoS was called to the chair
who stated the object OF the meetiugs Nom
inatioa FOR Mayor, being FIRST in order the
following persons were named in that con-
ncc,iou:-A. Landon, Robert L. Griffith,
Frank Baker, z. II. Ryan and John A Ston
or. a Ills honor the Mayor, arose and said
that he had been strongly importuued by his
friends to accept of the nomination, but he
felt like declining Il. (In case he should not
get the required maiority.) Rotation in Of,
ice was democratic doctrine which he believ-
ed in Except in his case lie had his cue
mics (very likely as no man could be eve
ry body's frie~l ir such a position. lie had
bad al the honors Of the Office, aud now he
desired something else (strange, (2) but true
something the children could eat Mr.
LASDoS concluded his remarks amidst over
whelming-silenoe. After balloiing several
times, and considerable jerremandeying in the
delegations, Mr.. Landon, was declared nomi-
natsd by ono vote, at which Mr.. Landon for.
got to mention that he did not want II, buI
spilled visibly, and was inwardly content tba
the t.. hidren' would not suffer, while thei
fond pareu,, G:cawber like, waited for some
thing better to turn up"
The nomination itr Marshal being next it
order, the names OF Cha,-ly Maisehler Johr
Mosseny aud Robert Nichols, were presented
Mutschler receiving the nomination by ie"
votes, call was made TO have It unaGimouS,
but was declined By dissenting vote. and
mot by add site" from the Mosseny
side Of the house. The feeling against the
renomiuation of Mutsehler over Mosseny by
the Irish element is very bitter and the prob
ability is the presentation of two candidate:
at the election next Monday. The present
incumbent is unpopular even among his owr
party, aud we expect to see a change aftei
election day that will bring about different
stats Of affairs in the administration Of III,
city government.
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DR. Johnson.--This celebrated man, not
withstanding the morality Of his life and wri-
tings was obliged to call in the holy offices
of divine to soothe his dying hours. If he
could have procured bottle of "Dr j. W
Polands White Pine Compound" tho dis
tressing disease which terminated his career
might have been successfully baaled, and Tho
religious world blessed with the many rict
ii'uts of his ripe old age. Sold at retail by
all drcegists.
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Alarria9cs.

March II, 1861 by the Rev. Q. Baldwin,
at the residence of the Brides father, Nh.
MIcHAsL BAuGnMAs. of Wood county, Ohio,
aud Mss MARoAREr A. NEwsoS Of Tiain, o.
On the 2lst instant, at the residence of Mr..
VIM. Holt of Ti0in, Ohio, by Rev. A. ]. Lyon
Mr. RonERr X. REID, Of Warren, Pa to Miss
JuLlA A. FosrER, of this city.
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rrocne, ar. used win always good success.

Singers and public speakers will End the Tr'ohes
Useful In clearing the voice vLcn taken before sing
ing or sreaA,ng, ard relieving tke throat amer an
unusual excrtlon II the vocal organs. The Troch-
e. are recommended and prescribed by physicians
and have had testimonials from eminent men
throuehout the country. BEING an article Of true
merltand having proved their efficacy by test OF
many years each year dnding them in new localities
IN various parts ofihe world and the Trcches arc
universally pronounced better than other articles.
obtain cnly Brown's BrcUcbl'l TrocIes, and do
not take any The worthless limitations that may be
offered. ~ Sold everywhere. tnoy2aa ems
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28

When we made the announcement last
week, the appointment of PHILP srrEtMAv
had not yet been made, as we were. Informed
that it had been, but we are pleased to say
that II is now positively made, and Mr Spiel
man is Assistant Assessor for the sth Divis-
ion, rice Mr.. OGDEN, removed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28

Township Union onventicu.--Pursusnt 70
call the Union men OF Clinton township as
sembled at the Court House on Saturday,
March 23rd, 1861, for the purpose OF nomi-
mating Township Officers.
The Convention was called TO orGer and
--- Porter was elected chairman, The
following ticket was then selected;
For Justices ofthe Peace,
y. n. LRtDY,
DANIEL CUNNINGHAM.
For Township Trustees
All KISSECKER,
JOHN BELL.
JOHN PITTENGER.
For Clerk,
= UPTON +. CRAMER.
For Treasurer.
CHARLES MARTIN.
For Assessor
G. c. PARK
For Constahlcs,
JAMES A. SOHN,
s, s. KTStNGER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28

Lloyis Map Of the United s,ates.-we
have bcenshown New Map Of The United
States published by II. II. Lloyd 4 Co, by
W. G. Raihbun, the Agent for this county,
and who is now soliciting orders, FROM them.
and can say to those who want such a
man that Il is complete in every particular. 4
specimen can be seen at this office. The al.
dress Of the Agent is, Box 2)t, Clyde, Ohio.
March % IT.
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RoOT!,
nooTf fgf noOrli

ROOT. fNf nOOTl! RoOT!il
f-N-A NREADt READu
Roots Pestachine preserves The life Of the Hair
changes it from gray to its origiaai color In three
wceks-prevent the hair from hhling-is the hest
article for dressing the hair ever found in the mar
ket-will surely remove dandrnd and all dseas-
es Of the scdp--is delightfully."- perfumed, Cures
badness and will not stain the skin. We tell tho
story quickly, and tell true when we say 1t is
perfect
REsToRER AND DRESSING COMBINED,
No other preparation for the hair contains Pesta-
chine Nut on. Sold by all druggists.
ORRIN SKINNER 81 CO.
Sole propretors, Springfield, Mass
April, 90, '66-Iy.
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March IN, Ise1 -.
Cattle a. sheep permitted
10 run az Large.

CoMMIssiOvER's oFFtcE, Seneca County,
Tiiiln, ohio, March IL, 1851
1Nha County Commissioners at their regular
! March Session for 1861 H. the eNerci.e OF
the discretion vested In them by the 2nd section
of the act OF the General Assembly Of the state Of
Ohio PASSED April 18th 1867, and entitled ian act
10 restrain from runing NJ large, certain animals
therein nAmed," made An oricr, granting general
permission for Cattle and sheep TO run At large
Within the County Of Seneca and state OF ohio.
by order Of the board Of Commissioners,
JNO. +. HEILMAN,
Clerk Of Board.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28

The happiness Of Young America will
be incomplete as soon as the spring styles
open, without a silk 'tile,"-a pair of "tightso
and a Roundabout" "A pair of long
pointy-toed boots, and a killing neck tie.
The old version is now rendered-au
things have passed away aud old things have
become new,-in the fashions.
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Business Rooms For sale.--A good b

h Business Rooms For sale.T-A good busi-
ness stand on Market street, a few doors west
OF the Davis House, Tiain Ohio, Is offered for
sale. The lot is 10 feet front by 20 feet deep,
with good two story frame house, on it,
Possession given Immediately. Terms easy
Apply 70 Milton & Baker or A. H. Byers.
March 2s-tf