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ASSIGNEE'S SALE !

On THE 10Th DAY OF JANU.
" AIRY. T.. D. 1867. at one o'cI ek, p. ".
l shall sell ct Public sale at the door of the
Court House. in Warren. Ohio. pursuant to
the order Of the Probate Court Of TrumbuH
County. the following claims remaining IN
claimed. belonging 10 the Aldr.ch = Beach As
signment:
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DELINQUENT TAX A

VILE Lands, Lots, and parts of Lots, returned delinquent
4 by the Treasurer Of Trunbun County. o. together with the Taxes and pen
lowing list. viz:
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Farm for Sale.

TOR SALE IN WHOLE or IN
il part, that excellent farm. known as the
Kimberly Farm about one mile and a halttrom
Girard Village. being lot No. 3 in tract Nos
in township OF WeatheTsield. TrumbuI Co.. D.
contains 100 acres with good dwelling, large
barn and out houses.
MORRIS d PRICE,
Jan , 1857 Clev, land, o.
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NHERIFF'S SALE.

~ james 7. Tracey VS. Duncan Maleom. In
Trumbull Common Pleas.
BY virtue of IN order Of sale in attachment
to me directed and delivered, 1 shall expose to
public sale, in West Warren, ct the residence Of
James I. Tracy, on
Saturday., january. 10th, A. D.. 1867,
between the hours ofOne and four o'clock. p. N.
OF said day personal property. tO-Wit: Beds
and beding, mems wearing sp ARA, Woman's
wearing apparel one Cook Stove, one Clock,
glassware, StOne-Ware and other articles per-
tanning to household goods, too numerous to
mention. Terms cash.
S. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, JAM, lS67-3W
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CLEVELAND ( MAHoSING R. R.. Co..
ClereIrrd IAN . 1867
rHE of the

THE STOCKHOLDERS of the
L Cleveland 4 Mahoning Rail Road Compa-
ny, are hereby notified. thatths annual election
for Directors Of said company and transaction
of other appropriate business. viii be held At
the Office OF the company in The City Of CleTe-
land. on Wednesday, the 23dinst., alto o'clock.
a. m. of said day. Tie books for the issue and
transfer Of Capital Stock will be closed from the
18th to the sd days inclusive
GEORGE MYGATT. Ses'y.
Jan. 2, 1S57-3t
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TTAGH

den 4 Son, defendants. Before Justice Weir, of
Johnston Township. Trumbull County, Ohio.
On the 18th day Of December, a, D. 1866. said
Justice issued an order of attachment in the
cass case will be for trial on the I'd day Of Peb-
ruary, AID. 1867. NATHAN BEEBE.
Jan 2 1867 3W
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STORY IS TOLD

IA OF a young man il Freeport. Ill, who was
crossed in love and attempted suicide recently.
By taking a dose of least Powders ne imme-
diately rose above his troubles. For sale By
H0YF. STRATCON 6HAiGOOD.
L. D ~
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n oldest The LarsestIi The Besttr
Important to EVarVhndV.

On the LIST of January, 1867. the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN, having attained the age Of q
years. will come out in a new dress, greatly
beaUthed. and ENLARGED to nearly double
Its present size. For a lumber Ofyears this pa
per mad a larger circulation than the combined
issues Of ell the papers Of its kind published in
this country and in Europe. The great number
OF EngravIngs OfneW machines which appear in
every issue. with the official List of the Patents
issued from the United States Patent Office, has
for a long time, rendered the work important to
Farmers. Mechanics. and Inventors.
This increase to about double its present size
viii enable the Publishers to extend the range
Of subjects in every department Of science. use
tnlness. and interest, so the work viii be adap-
TED TO every class o. readeFs. and indispensable
10 the mechanic. manufacturer. and inventor,
as heretofore. Price 50 a year Of SO numbers,
making a volume Of over $50 pages and several
hundred engravings.
Remit to MUM d co. Publishers.
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PRtenfs-MUNN q CO.. Publishers Of the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, act as agents for proeu-
Tlng patents IN every county, Advice Free
twenty, years Xpenence. Pamphlets of infOr-
nation how to obtain patents sent free by mail.
Terms cheap patents strong. time quick.
Address MUM K CO.,
No. 81, Park Row New York.
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SCROFTIA
rs CENTS TO SAVE s3 DOLIARS

Hegeman's Bensfne.-Instantly removes
Paint and Grease Spots and cleans Gloves.
silks, Ribbons. &c, equal to new, Sold BY
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MIXING and KNEAD-

DREAD IAING and kNEAD-
DING Machines. For Families, Hotels, Res
Bread is mixed and kneaded thoroughly and
quickly. without the hands touching the -four
They insure great saving of labor, perfect clean
illness. certainty Of good bread. and are cheap
Exclusive State, County, and Town Rights for
sale, afOrding a rare chance for great gains,
with small capital. Agents wanted everywhere.
Apply personally or b. letter to c.. W. FOR
BUSH Agent, 46 Congress Street. Boston. Mass.
Send for circular.
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DITCH NO. 3.
TOWNSHIP.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
IN that the County Commissioners of Trum-
bull County, o., have established Ditch No. 8,
in accordance with a petition filed in the Aud
TORS ONCE. signed by Henry Ernst aud others,
owning lands in the vicinity of said ditch, they
have. with the assistance Of a competent engin-
ear divided the came into &C sections Nod. bo-
ing at the upper end. and running progressive-
y down stream. appOrtiOning the expense in
Cured, and the labor of constructing said ditch
among those benefited thereby, as fOllows-
Commencing at the lower end. and the work to
be done to the acceptance Of the engineer. VIM.
HaZen to commence at the south side Of Penna.
and Ohio Canal. 50 feet from section c. to see
ton So. clear the run from logs, tree tops and
wild grass, and finish by the l0th day Of April,
1861. James, E. Z. and Lewis Hoyt, from section
s. to the centre Of line fence between Henry
Ernst and VIM. Hazen, I6% feet from section
81, clear the run OF logs. tree tops and wild
grass and hnish By 10Th Of April, 1877. Henry
Ernst from sec - TO Is. clear old ditch IL feet
deep, Z feet wide on top and ) feet wide on bot
tom, cut new ditch from sec IS to l615 feet from
sec 81 at centre of line fence above mentioned;
neT ditch same depth and width as old, and put
a Hood cato between him and VIM. Hazen, and
hnish By 10th day Of Nay, 1857. Trumbull Co.,
from sec . TO .. to clear from all abstraction,
build bridge 10 feet span, and put 4 food gate
each side Of public ROAD. and finish by 18th of
May. 1857. John l. Brooks. clear old ditch from
sec 3 to 10: maEelH feet deep. Z feet wide at
top, and feet on bottom. and finish by .0ih of
May, 1851. John Llby. from sec Is to sec 0.
clear out Old ditch, and make. same depth and
WldLh as BROOKS and finish By June LIST, 1861.
The following appointments Of costs to be
paid to Auditor on or before March LIST, 1867 -
Henry Ernst, 500, J .hn L.. Brooks, $50. Vim.
Hazen, Sl2,O9, John LIby, $500. james. E. L and
c. \. BRIGDEN, Auditor,
Irumbull County, Ohio
Auditor U1ce, Jan. 9, lS5I-St
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PLACEMENTS

IA Joshua Thompson. plaintiff. vs. G.. s.. Sell
don d CO., defendant. Before L. A.. Reed, J. P.
vernon Township, Irumbull COunty, Ohio.
On the 2ith day of December. AID 1866. said
Justice issued an order of attachment in the
above action, fer tn sum Of $50 Said cause is
set for hearing, February 18th. 1857, at 10 o'eI'k
NJ. Jan 9 67-3ts
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NOTICE.

TRACY B. SHERMAN, of the
Il State Of Tennessee. will take notiee. that at
the Sept. term Orthe Court Of Common Pleas Of
TrUmbull county. o.. Martha NJ. Sherman, flad
her petition in said COur against him, alledr-
sertioI for uO-et than tag5sy years last 2 asst. Pray
iEg Ter q divorce. ana the custody Of her child.
Said petition viii y f-r-hCariuE N the 18Th DAY
Of March, A. D., Isl.
MARTHA 4. SHERMAN.
Jan. =, IS67-6R
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Chapped Hands and Face

Il TONIC HegemaH's Ferratsd EIiair Of Rark.
A pleasant cordial containing the actual princi-
ples Of CdtisdvG Bark and Pgrophospbals Of Hoa.
Sold by Druggists
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Terms Of sale. Cash.
jan Q 81 l.. c. JONES. Assignee.
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Principle VS.. Spite.

on in the same way.
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over 4sVuO 1hlngs orth knowing.
Information Of priceless value to everybody
Sent POSTPAID for Oeents ; 4 copies 500. Ad-
cuse, n. Y.
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A TTACHMENT.

"A Nathan Beebe, John Beebe and R. A.
Bartlett. plaintiffs, VS. George S. Seldom L Son,
defendants; Before J. S. Weir. J P of J ohnston
township. Trnmbull Comfy, Ohio.
On the 18th day Of December, A d 1866. said
Justice issued an order of attachment In the
above action for the sum of Q0i.OO one hum
dred and four dollars. Is for hearing Februa-
~ I'd. 1897.
N. BEEBE.
JN0. BEEBE,
Jan 2 1857 81 r. A. BARTLETT.
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NOTICE,

THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the
Central Trunk Railway" are hereby no.
tiled. that a meeting viii be held at the Nation
al Hotel, Warren. Ohio. CT Monday. February
II, 1857, at three O'Clock. p. N. Of said day. for
the purpose Of ~eleeting seven Directors. and to
do such other necessary, md lawful business,
as may properly come before the meeting.
Rayenna, o., Jan. ,, lS67-4T.
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4 TTACHMENT-

IN Meyer and EeGlathery vs. John Keep
Before J. r. Noble. j. P, Of " eathersfeld. TIP
Trumbull county, o..
On the 18th day Of December. A 1896, said
Justice issued an order of attachment in the
above action, for the sum Of S95-l6 one hun
dredths dollars. II. B. CASE.
Jan 9 '67-Sti Atty for Plaintiff.
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Tax Sale Redeemed.

TOHN CRAMER, Administrator
y off. G Snyder. has deposited sS,2. with the
Treasurer of Trumbull Co.. to redeem 81 acres
ofland sold in 1865, for taxes. in the name Of j.
g. Snyder. IN Hubbard, Lot ~, $. e. pt valued
for taxation at $50. G. A. BRIGDEN- Audi
Jan. 2. lS67-3V
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Shoe,

All manufactured entirely by ourselves from
the best Of stock, and warranted to give entire
satisfaction. Having recently purchased one
of McKay's Sewing Machines for the manufae-
ture Of Boots and Shoes. We are enabled to pre-
sent TO our customers a superior article,
at prices lower than any other establishment in
the town; as will be learned by those calling al
ouT mandatory on Liberty Street opposite E.
*. " isellis Carriage Repository.
Warren. o. Jan 9. 1S57-tf
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> Q0PER DAY. AGENTS
II 8
WANTED-AN AGENT-One

WANTED-AN AGENT-One.
chance in each Town. worthy the atten-
ton OF an active business man, to take the ex-
elusive agency of the sale of BRA~DsTRKEf's.
RUBBER MOULDING and WEATHER STRIPS, ap-
piled TO the sides. bottom. top. and centre Of
doors and Windows of every description. The,
sale Of the article is beyond anything sver offer
ed before TO the agent, and one which from $40.
to So per day can be made. Any person wish
ing to better their occupation should send for
an Agents Circular. The first who apply secure
T bargain. Terms for moulding. cash.
J. r. BRADSTREET,
50 Washington street. Boston, Mass
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CHERRIES SALE

CHERIFFS SALE,
~ IN PARTITION. Thomas Nichols, Va.
Walter Olmstead, and others. In Trumbull
Common Pleas--By virtue of an order Of sale
issued ont OF Court Of Common Pleas of Trum-
bull County Ohio, in the above named case, to
me directed and delivered, 1 shall EXPOSE TO
public sale at the south door ofthe Court House
in Warren. Trumbull Co. o. on Saturday, the
26th day of January. A. D., 1867, between the
hours Of one and three O'Clock, p. m, Of said
day. the following described LAND and tenements
to-wit:
Situate in the Township of Newton, County
of Trumbull. and State of Ohio; lying in lots
No. II and IS. bounded on the east by land of
Samuel King, on the west by land of Mcclure,
late coleman Browns land. on the south By
Nancy Gilmore, and on the north by land Of
said Samuel King. eontNiping Seventy acres,
being more or less. ApprGised BY Commiss :on-
ers in Partition. at $500.
Terms.-01e-third money in hand on day
sale, One-third in one year, and one-thiri in
Two years. secured on the premises.
SETH N. LAIRD. Sheriff.
sherif's Office, Warren 0iDec asst
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ESTATE OF EOBERT McMUR-
AIREN. des'd. The undersigned has been
duly appointed and qualified as Administrator
on the Estate Of Robert A. McMurren. late of
Brookfeld. decd. THOMAS McMURREN.
Brookield. Jan. g, lS57-3t
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WINTER EMPLOY MENT.
5000 per Month and EXpen-

ss Paid Male or Female Agents, to in
troduce a Nelo and UsefuL Hnuenfioz, of ABSOLUTE
utility IN every household. Agents preferrinr
soHork on commission can earn from $40 10
$50 per day. For full particulars. cncEose sfaT.o
and address
VIC WILSON Co.. Cleveland Ob;o
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ESTATE of ANsON COE. decd

Being duly appointed by the Probate Court
OF Trumbull County. o., to administer on said
estate, i hereby give notice, that all claims held
against the estate Of Arson COe. deed. must be
presented within L months from date.
y. A COE, Admir-.
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ALSIOS p. WEBB,
R. z. BARNUM. J.. G. BROOKS.
JANUARY l., 1867.
Store
OF
r. 81. BARNUM & CO.,
WADDrU AHA

u aving completed our arrange
"ments with one Of the largest Woodenware
manufacturer in Ohio, we have rOw in store,
and to arrive during the sugar season, from
two to five thousand dozen Sap q and
3 hoop Pals. on which we will give pur-
ehasers that leave their orders in tie next 30
days, special inducements. and guarantee pri-
ces-
We have alsoOu usual large and varied stock
of House Trimmings. Buggy and Wagon Goods
Paints, yarnish. Rubber and Leather Betting /;
Horse Shoes, Horse Nails. Nail Rcd, Patent
Crosscut. Aulny. Circular, Hand. Pannell and
Rip Saws Planes. Thimble Skeins, Horse
Blankets, Whips. Halters. Rope, Broom Irvine.
Spokes. Hubs. Pistols, Shot Guns. Rifles, Pow
der. Shot, Lead, Glass. Floor Oil Carpet, etc.
All goods warranted as represented, and sold
at tie lowest living rates.
r. Il. BAREUM 4 co.
Warren Ian 0 IF
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

William Lawty VS. Copper anaaAeKibbep /:
william Mack and Jacob Wald Is Copper
and Mckibben. In Tfumbull on Pleas.
By virtue Of an order Of sale n attaehment
issued cut Of said Court in each Of the above
named cases. and to me directed and delivered
/ shau expose to Public Sale. at the south door
Of the Court House, in Warren. on
Saturday, h I'd of Februa y, 1867,
betwee1 the hours of and 4 o'clock. D. m, Of
said day. the following described parcel of land
IN Warren Township, Trumbul County, o.,
known to be the lot, or part of the lot on which
VIM. j. Haighs's grocery building row stands,
and described as follows: Beginning at the
northeast corner Of said lot at a post about I II
north Of a small building attached 10 said gro
Gerry building; thence south alonr the east line
Of the street 20 ;he north lire of the A.& G.. W.
K. r.; thence east along said north line of said
railroad. to the east line Of Graeler's lands and
to the east line Of lands belonging to the A. d.
q. w.. y; X; thence north so far that a line
drawn parallel with the south line intersect. or
strike said posts ofthe place of beginning. APP
praised at $500. Terms Cash.
SETH NJ. LAIRD. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Warren. o., Jan. 2. 1867. 5w.
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New Advertisements.
Tuttle & Goodsell,
Successors to
FUTILE, GREER & CO.,

Manufacturers and dealers in Boots and Shoes
Of all kinds: French Cali, Kip, double and
treble soled. sewed and pegged. Also. a great
variety of Women's Wear constantly on hand,
of French Calf, Glove Calf. Pebble Morocco.
finished and unfinished; Ladies High Polish,
Buttoned Polish. Lasting, BalmOral and But
toned BalmOral Gators. and, for tender feet,
IL Drntflc Dnfnnt CnnnInrn Ell
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAS

Il this day been duly appointed and qualif-
ed as Administrator Of It'll" Estate of Alexander
Tanner late Of Fowler. TRANQUIL County, de-
ceased. SYLVESTER J. RAND,
Jan. 9. '67-3t.
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TIE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.


In order TO consider the question oil
the impeachment Of The President, a eau
Gus was called last night, and attended by
over seventy membeTs-snd was entirely
harmonious with half a dozen exceptions.
On the question Of impeachment the mat.
ter to be settled was how to 90 at it.
Mr.. Spalding offered a resolution de-
claring that no measure looking to an i'm
peaehment should he introduced to the
House, except it Were first considered and
adopted by a majority of the Republican
members.
This aroused old Thad., who said he
wanted no such methods to screen the
President, but some such resolution must
pass, ne wanted it in the least objectiona-
bic shape. He therefore suggested that it
be amended so as TO require only q major
ity of the Republican members Whs might
attend a caucus called for that purpose
This amendment was accepted.
Mr.. Ashley novel to strike ''nO
measure looking teDsrd impeachment"
This was adopted, thereby leaving the
preliminary steps IL be taken by any
member upon his OWE resolution,
Mr.. Washburne, OF Illinois, advocated
that all proposition in reference to it
should be first referred to the Judiciary
Committee, and moved an amendment
accordingly, which was adopted.
During the debate, Mr. Bingham, in a
very violent and Earnest manner an
nounced himself opposed to any and all
attempts upon the subject OF impeachment.
He commended that II it was done b. the
39th Congress, it must die when it ended
its session, AID the a0th Congress must
commence anew He instanced the case
of Warren Hastings, whose case lasted
seven years, and said it was preposterous
to attempt to impeacl IA man in the short
space of time he had left, and hat if the
Senate should commtnce the trial before
the 4th of March and not finish it, it
would be time lost.
Mr.. Stevens replied to him in d speech
about half an hour, in a perfect exec
of his entire speech declaring that
he was for his immediate impeachment,
and growing eloquent upon the subject
Those who heard him said he never APP
peared to such advantage, or with so mach
eloquence and power, as he did then.
He said the country demanded that
nut" OAuS0u III SASat ODsIacl6 "
the restoration of the Union, should be re-
moved /; that, with him in the way, there
could be nothing but anarchy and coniu-
sion, and the very air was thick with
monstrous frauds, imbecility and corrupt
ion. He asked for immediate, cautious,
and judicIous action.
1t was finally agreed that any member
of the House could at any time move an
on which articles of impeach-
ment should be based, and that it should
be referred to the judiciary Committee,
who shall report upon the law and facts
to the House, and prepare articles of i'm
parchment, if a majority of the Republi-
can members attending a caucus for that
purpose shall agree to it.
Action will accordingly be taken to-
to open the ball. The Judiciary
consists Of Wilson of Iowa,
chairman, Boutwell,, Francis, Thomas,
Williams, Woodbridge, Morris, Rogers,
of Ohio, and Cook.
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"a Gold closed Monday night at
1888.
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New Advertisements.
GAZ E. T T E
DIR. WADSWORTH,S DRY Inn
FOR rHE CATARRH
To T.adias e. noD+-

To Ladies &c Gents.
Latest styles Jet Rubber Long Chain. length Of
Ine IMAM 4 90
Latest style Jet Rubber Br~estiPing-----.5 cents
Latest style Jet Rubber Ear Rings.---.5 so cents
Gents latest style Jet Rubber Vest Chain so cts
E-All articles sent BY mail Free. on receipt
Of the above price. Manufactured by
PHILIP J.
No. 2S9 Market Street, Philadel6his
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Warren s. Lake Erie Plank
ROad.-knnual Meeting.
REPORT

0 of the condition Of the First National
Bank of Warren. o., on the morning of the first
Monday in January, 1851.
Resources.
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TERLY REPORT

NIB. TAYLOR. Cashier.
Warren, JaHua-y 9 1861.
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0 of the condition of the Trumbull Ma
tional Bank of Warren. on the FIRST Monday Of
January, 1857.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26

Which are known we'll enough to speak for
themselves.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26
House to Rent.

Dos EsSION given immcdiatcly. inquire Of
I Daniel Dlldinc, a. tho rressurei's ohace, or
%o e, Teller, Mthe National RNehanse Bank
Dec le,la,5 isecs
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26
A Second Ulysses,

An old man Of very acute phys
iognomy, answering to the name Of
Jacob Nilmot, was brought before
the police court. His clothes look
ed as though they might have been
bought second handed in his youth
fal prime, for they had suffered
more FROM the Of the world than
the proprietor himself.
"What businesst'
"None; I'm traveller"
ga vagabonl, perhapsl"
"You are no, far from wrong
Travellers and vagabonds arc about
the sane thing. The difference is
that the latter travel without mon.
ey, the former without brains"
"Whcre have you travelled
"All over the continent"
"For what purposc!'
''Ohservation."
"What have YOU obsoryed.N
"a little 10 commend, much to
consure, andyery much 10 laughat,"
'Humph. what do you commend!
ga handsome woman who will
stay at homo; IN eloquent preacher
that will preach short sermons; a
good writer that will rot writo too
much; and fool that has sense
enough TO hold his tongue"
"What do you censure?'
"Aman who marries agirl Tor her
fine clothing; a youth who studies
medicine while he has the use Of his
hands, and the people who will elect
drunkard to Office"
"What do you laugh at?'
II laugh at a man who expects
disposition to oommoad that respect
which his porsoaal qualifications
and qualities do not merit"
He was dismissed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26
CONDITION POWDERS,

FoF Heeses, aad Carte. a very superior nrti.
llcle which hsse given sAusfae lion 20 eVary sas
Nho has ussd them. Try them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26

~ CASH PAID 70. all Aleas g :sssssa.ssy p's-
Arnl II, s1nsEDs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26

Professor Crouch, WHO wratc
"Na,hleen Mavoornoen," is tsaehlas
music in Nea Orlesas.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26

Prof. Seclyc. Of Amherst College,
lectures on "lIow to Make Money
Without Work," Is il not by lee
turing!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26
Notary Public.

aud give my attention as heretofore to the eollec-
ton Of GoveFnment Claims, Insaraaee and For
eign business. nespeotfully solicit the patron.
sge OF the pnblic In my line, Rememhsc the place
Market street, directly opposite the Court House.
Philip EhICu,
T. ). have large quantity Of Cider aud Vim
egar, which viii sell by the gallon or barrel