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TO CONsUMPTIyEs.

The advertiser, having been restored TO health
In few weeks by very simple remedy, amer
having suffered for several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease Consump-
tien--is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers tho means OF cure.
To all who desire 1t, he viii send copy Of the
prescription used free OF chargo, with the direc.
tions for preparing and using tho same, which
they will and a SURE CORE for CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRoScnIrIs, couGHs, CoLDs, and all
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object OF
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is TO
sonent the afflicted, aud spread information
wieh he conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy as it will cost
tAem nothing, and may prove blessing. Parties
Wishing the prescription FREE, by return mail
will please address REV. EDWARD w.wILsoN,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., Now York
Maybe, 1867. .H
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DIR. sCHENCK,S
PULMONIC SYRUP.

This great medicine cured Dr. j. H. soursoK. the
Hroprle,or, Of Pulmonary Consumption, when Il had
assumed IL most formidable aspect and when speedy
death appeared to be Inevitable His physicians pro-
nouncod bis case incurablo whom he commenced
the use Of his slmple but powerful remedy. Ills
health Wa restored in a very short time, and no
return Of the dseaso has been Apprehended for ali
ihs nympioHg quickly dlsappearcd, aud his present
weight = more than two hundred pounds.
slnea his recovery, he has devoted his attention
exclusively 10 tho cure Of Consumption aud the
dlseascs which usually complicated with H. and
the curea effected by hls medicines have been very
Numerous and truly wonderful. Dr. soHKSoK
akou professional viss TO several Of the larger cities
weekly, where he has large e0aeourse OF patients,
aud u A truly asoniahlng 10 see poor eonsumptiveu
that have 70 BE- lined out Of their carriages and In
few months healthy, robust psrsons DR..
soHEHcK's PULMoaIO SYRUP, BEAwEED
TONIC, and MANDRAKE PILLS are generally
all required In curing Consumption. Full direo-
lions accompany each, that any one can take them
without seeing DIR. sonHsoK, but when ID Ia con-
yenient II Is besttoTee him. He gives advice free,
bct FOR thorough examination with hz Rasprometsr
his fee h three dollars.
riease observe, when purchasing, that the two
hkonessea Of the DOoiorone when IN tho last stage
81 Consumption, and the other a. he now Ia, In
perfect heahhrare on tho Government stamp.
sold BY ali Druggists aud Dealers. Price si.ro
per bottle OF $3.50 tho ha;f dozou. Lotters for
advice should always be directed 10 Dr. schenoks
Principal onoe, 10 North 9Th ST., Philadelphia PA.
sGcnefai Wholesale Ageniss DemAs Barnes 4 Co.
N. r.. B. g. iianeo, Boitimoru. Md. John ID.
Park, Cincinnati. Ohioi Walker q Taylor, Chloaso,
AZ, cellina Dsos. g. Leu', Ao.lad ". ca. mo. ",
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transfers of Real Estate. The follow

Transfers of Real Estate. The follow
ing transfers Of real estate have been recorded
since the ist day Of August 1861
Elizabeth Gross aud others to Natliaa
Butts, 9acres Of land In Adams tp. $3.50
Geo II. Feasel 70 Jacob G. Feasel, all
and $50 acres In Liberty tp $4,000
Adam Bormuth 10 John Bormuth, In.
lot No. Al, in 2nd Ward, TiRu $3.50
John worley to John Sucr. Iu-lot
No, GO in worlcy's addition to the
town Of New Reigel S72
Matthias Orendoft to Theodore S,rau-
baugh, north-half Of in-lct No.
900, lst Ward, Tiaia $500
Fred Armbruster to Martin ituth, in-
lot No. go in lat Wand Ti0n 81 900
Geo. NJ. Berger to John Greiu, the
undivided 18th part Of t6) acres
in Big Spring ip. $500
Collins Osborne to Mary O. Neikirk,
7acrcs in Scipio tp. S472
David f. Ee,kirk to L. T. Stickncy,
7acres in seipio ,p. $500
Nathan Grimes to Ruth N. Grimes,
part Of in-lot No % in ist Ward,
Timn $500
Sol. Kaup to Geo. L. ScuCy, pmt Of
in.lot 4o6 aud 4os in and Ward,
Tinin $500
Chrjsioph Strict to Iguatz Jager in.
No. 3s3 in ist Ward, TiGn 5000
Philip liolzberFer to II. H. Deter.
mer, 40 acres in Scipio tp. 100
Chas. II. Strong to John A. Hall In
lot No. soi, in End Ward, TiHn 1000
Rolla Yoat to Joseph Unser in-lot
No. 5s1, in 2nd Ward, TiRn l,lOC
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DIED.

On MONDAY. August i2th, 1867. WILLIE DAr. ON.
ly and infant son Of Mrs, Mr.. n, X. Hershiser,
aged months and days.
So, the grave is rcmorsclcss--D Death is impair
ual-choosing for his icy iouch, not only the
middle aged and aged, bt tho young and tender
babe. Willie is no more. lie is m angel now.
lie hnecrcl INIT long enough 10 smilc and laugh
out tohis mother, IN answer to her passionate
kiss and tender worls--iust long enough to be-
come common Joy IN tho household. and give
0'r promise Of loves f,itarc reward for moth.
crs present love and care. lie IS gone. Oh, who
but mother, suddenly brought TO realize that
her babe is really dead, can know tho f,,ll desc.
lation contained in these words brief stay upon
earth was the decree OF his maker and he came
like an angel from Heaven, rested but a short
time, aud then returned to tho throng of cher.
uhs In the Golden City. Though thcro Is con.
ISOLATION, hcrcaycd mother, in the truth. that no
sin had yet stained his hrightness--that mono Of
the ills Of life, its temptations and dangers had
time to deftlo him. We know that it cannot as
s'nge az Of tho lSocn pangs OF parting or dry the
falling tears. Timo only, can attunc the heart
strings again TO Joy, or lin the burden Of sorrow
from hear, torn by doath's mandate.
SHAULL-On the 9Th ofJuly, at the resi-
dence of Albert 3eilharz Timn, Sarah Cath
orine Shaulli aged 10 years II months and
l6 da's.
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Success Upon Merlt.--If thero is an in
stance upon the records Of our country where
an article of American manufacture has made
its way to universal favor solely upon its own
merits and without extranoous aid, It Is that
Of fthe Best Chemical Saleratus. II has only
to be sold in one place, and it is demanded in
another and oit has gone on Increasing in
favor until the products of the extensive
Chemical Works ofD. B. DeI.and L Co., at
Fairport Monroe county N. Y, are now i'm
mcnse. This article is made only at these
works by process known only to the pro
prietors, and is better for all purposes than
Soda. Try il.
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AmendatOTy.-Last week in commenting
on the Concert given hy the Tifin Musical
Socity, VIC took occasion to make some iilu-
sion to the singing by the Brudcrbund, in
which we seem TO have widely misunderstood.
1t was not intended to convey the icea that
their singing was not good or duly appreciat-
ed by the germans that were present, Jui
that in our opinion it would have been better
to have confined the entertainment strictly to
the productions OF the Society. OF course
the Bruderbuud were invited to sing on that
occasion or they would not have been there,
and there is nothing derogatory attached to
them in the least and such was not our inton-
tlon, and We hope that they will not ccnsure
US wrongfullyi in the matter, as We cherish
no feeling Of cnmity toward them or any 9th.
or musical association of this city.
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To be RemOVed.-The Orphan Asylum
says the Bellevue Gazette, which for some
years past has been located at Tiffn, is about
to be removed to Flat Rock, in Seneca coun-
ty We are informed that the farm of Jo-
seph Realm, containing about ITO acres of
land, has been purchased upon which to re-
locate this benevolent institution.
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clinton township pelegates.

At meeting Of the Union citizens Of Gin
ton Tp., the following delegates, were chosen
to represent the township Ia the Union Ccun-
ty Convention on next Saturday Den. VIM.
n Gibson, Hiram McClellaud, Horace Huber,
c. G. Park, Edward Kuouse, James Myers,
John Myers, (carpenter) Theodore LUX, An.
drew Kesicker jeremiah Egbert, n. L. Brew
er, James Patterson, Jacob Rickenbaugh,
John Souder.
Horace Huber, Chairman,
n. l.. Brewer, Secretary.
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Teachers Reports TO The Township
Clcrk."-We have a lot of the above blank
reports on hand, which will be furnished to
township clerks at one dollar per hundred
Sent by mail to any part of the State on re-
ccipt of order.
Also blank Patent Deeds kept constantly
on hand.
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PASSING NORTH.

! Il p. M.--AfAil train.
4 IS A. M.-ExpresB train.
Mall train North will make connection at Clyde
for Cleveland and the East.
The s5 a, NJ. train connects at Clyde for
Cleveland and the East direct t.f'
The s-35r. 81. train passes Tifiin daily except
sunday. Thef-35 A. NJ train daily except Mon
day. J. H. POTTER, superintendent.
RusH Il. SLOANE. President.
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THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERCX

Howard Association RePorts, for YOUNG
MEN, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the E r.
RoRs, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy
tho manly powers, and croatc impcdlments to Mar
riago, with sure means Of relief Sent in Scaled
lotter envelopes, free OF charge. Address DR.. J..
sKILLEN HoUGnToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa.
June 2O fes7 7--tv
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

An Essay OF Warning and obstruction for Young
men. Also, diseases and abuses which prema-
turely prostrate tho vital powers with sure means
"ofrelef Sent free Of charge, In scaled letter en-
lopes, Address,
DR. J. sKfLLEN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadciphla, Pa.
juno 20. Is67.-6m.
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RRRnns nR YnnrIi

gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
Vous Debility Premature Decay, and the effects
ofyouthful indiseretion, viii for the sake Of suf-
fsrng humanity, send free to all who need 1t, the
rssIpe snd directions for making the simple remo-
dy BY which he wascured Sufferers wishing to
pront by tho advertisers experience, can do so by
addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN u. OGDEN,
May ie, 1887, 40 Cedar street, N. Y.
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MARRIED LIFE.

Information and advice Of vital Importance TO
Che married Of both sexes, in sealed envelope,
can he obtained free Of charge by addressing the
1ndcrhigned. Respeetfuly,
JAMES BUTLER,
e29 Brnadgav. N. v.
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RESOLUTION
kelstivo Ia an amendment of tho Constellation
providing for he extension of the olGetire fgss
chsN.
Resolved, by the General Assembly of fhe
State Of Ohio, three-nfths of the igcnh4ss clot.l
20 each House agreeing thereto. that n hn i,,l h
hereby here RtoPosed 20 ,hs elee,or. q his state, o
approval orreeeti0n OF the i~lo,,jno mi
as substitute for the irsf aoet,,t, IN ths fsh az
teie q the eqnsii ,.I'qs Of this stite, t3-wit.
"Eyery made elti|.n Of tac ilniie,I states Of tho
aye OF wenty-esa Ga, years who shall luire been
tssiuen. sis p, Nv ,tate one year uext rrserlini ih
eieetoh, ~ Of the county, or toRnsii = ~ aar.
IN Shiet' he resides such times as inay he proVi-
@,ieu @ N law except such persons have borne
afins IN support ofany insHrreoiicn or reielncn
a9linst tne Ooyernnent of sc United States, OF
nave .ied nom their pliree of rcs'dencA "a efuid
e.ng Jraiiad into she lniil@y service thereof 81
say lescrtetl the military naval services ~ saia
6overhmeut n time OF war, aud bal NOT subee,
quontiy hecn iuuoraAiy discharged ffulh thf
same, shah hago The Qhl Ncatlon of nl ccclor
and % entitled 20 vote ~ elections ~
ED, a, PARROrr,
Speaker Of tho Hotao of Renfeeeniniig.,a
ANDREW q. Af0nUNNFY
Rassea ArTil 9, 1857 iaoriitssnss
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TO ,lc County Convea,ion.


The following Delegates we're elected on Tncs.
day evening to represent tho let and 7ud wards in
the County Convention on saturday.
rfEsr wAHn.
g. J. Keen, c. X Watson, J. W. Miller. p.
spielman. II. Croft, A. H. Byers, Cornelius Lott.
L. Baltzell ]. u. Lcidy, VIM. Amdt. jesse shriv.
CT John Poorman, p. c. Myers, J. H. Pittcngcr.
Levi weiriclt, A. W. Miller and Charles Lcincr.
SECOND WARD.
L. Porter, L. A. Hall, =. g. Bowc, jeremiah
Chambcrlin, $. Koup, John Crum, II. Hnnsci.
J. W. Martin, A. McNcal, j. W. Walters, w. r.
smithe, J. A. Wall.
npES TOWNSHIP.
Henry Iadd, John T. Ricd, Joel Borieu, Isaac
Kline, VIM. Barrick, G. y. Brundage, J. NJ. Ste
ycns, John L. Cross, Lorcnzo Rogers, samuel
Baker, John W. Barrick Ell Andre, WIN. Wat.
son.
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pon,t rail 10 Rend Tnia.

Send your address, with stamp, for sample and
catalogue Of Articles for Young and Old, Married
and single. All shoul, have them.
Address A. BRIDGES, a Bleecker Street, New
York City. augsms'
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Seneca Township.
Aug. 81, 1897.

Aug. 81, 1897. !
EDtroRs TRiuuSE;
The Republicans OF Seneca Tp, met In
Convention on Saturday, and made the fol-
lowing nominations for delegates 70 the Coun-
ty Convention on the nth, with power to hr
vancaucies ifany occur namely; David Gull
yer, p. p. Bercaw, IIenry Davidson, Jas. II.
Briukerhoif, John Cromer, John Blair, Elijah
Musgrave, Elias Eyler, jas. NJ. Chamberlain,
and Rcsoirsd, that we accept the platform Of
principles adopted by the State Convention
June 10, 1867, and will use all honorable
means to carry the same into effect.
Jas. II. Brinkctliof, Secretary.
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70 the Ladies'. We desire to impart to
the ladies in strictest confidence, that II they
desire good hoop-skirt-"ono that all arc
praislng ito go to waldmans, opposite the
First National Bank.
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CONSTITUTION OF OHIO.
Proposed Amendment to ta9 Con-
stitution.
STATE or -ouTo

oFFIcH or rHE SECRETARY oy siArr.
i, WILLIAM HESEr SarH, Secretary OF State OF
the State of Ohio, do hereby certify thnt the ail
lowing y true copy Of q joint resolution passed
hy The denoral Asscmbly OF tho state Of ONO, ON
the 9th day oi April, A. n, lSi7 talsen fson ~,
original rolls on ijlc In Tins 6fHoo.
In intestlmony whereof, have hereuuid
subscribed uly name, and Affixed tho
Gr9at seal Of tho State ~ Ohio, nt
lsnAll Columbus, She 6eh day Of April a. b.
1861.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary OF Stotc,
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Dr. striekIsnd; Having used your Anti .Chol-
era Mixture during the Cholera epidemic here last
summer, and induced others to do the same, in
cases that had all the cholera symptoms, in ev-
cry case Il promptly checked the disease, I be-
heVe IT'S the best remedy known for Cholera
aud diarhoes OF every form, and Hdvise those af-
nieted to try it.-w. BARBER, OF the Arm Of Bar.
peri Choate~ Naber, Cincinnati nngSit
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Save YoHr Doctors Bills. cor's DvsfrrstA
Guar will save the expense of Doctor very ma
ny times ifkept on hand ready for immediate
use. In the Summer Season, tor Cholera Morbusf
fslu In the Stomach, DiarrhUa &C, It is a sure
and certain remedy.
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. IS A. N.-MAil train.
55 ?. M.-Express train.
Connects East and West at Foreat, Belfafontain
and Urbana. Springfield for Xenia and Cincinna-
ti. At Dayton for the West and Cincinnati.
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The Corn Crop. From present indica-
iions It is safe to predict that the corn crop ir
this county will not average over half the
usual yield In the bottom-lands, it has not
as yet been much affected but in the upands
the drought has stunted its growth to such
degree that there will not be over five or ten
bushels to the acre.
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Challenge AcCepted.-Th The Crescent q.
B. Club have accepted challenge from the
Fostoria club, for match game Of baseball,
which viii be played in that place, on the
2ard inst.
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EeFond the Mississippi. .''--is The title Of
new publication just issued and placed upon
our table by the National Publishing House. Of
Cinciuadti, by the author cf the "Fieij, Dun
geon. and Esrane.n II Is ranlaia with inicresi.
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Straved.

LNROn THE sunsCRIBBR LIVING
u two miles north Of fwngart's Cornar's, Craw-
ford County. on "Wednesday, June 18th, DAPn
DAY MARE, with a white STAR IN her fofcaead
t2 years nld or thereabopis Had on the neal gar
Of ahalter when she left and was Traced as III %
T0la. ANY person giving iICornaiiOn OF her
takuK up sdid aeiIlal will be lib
erahy rewarded for their trouble.
Addrral, HENRN nLIREns
Minaartaa Corners.
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Town and country.

In Town Maj Williams, Of the Northern
Taaionian, has bceu In town the past week,
on visit 70 his friends who reside here.
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spttiuI Nutitrs.
A complete History Of the New States
and territories, from the Great
River 10 the Great Ocean.
ny ALBERT u. RICHARDSON.

~ Over so,Oo0 copies sold in one month. ia
Life and Adventure on the Prarics, Mountains,
and Pacific Coast With over 900 Descriptive
and Photographic Views Of the Scenery, Cities,
Lands, Mines, People and Curicsitics Of the New
States and Territories
roprospcctive emigrants aud settlers in .he
"Far West" this History Of that vast nud fertile
region will prove an invaluable assistance sup
plying as il does want long reit ola full, auhen-
tic, and reliable guide 70 climate, soil products,
means Of travel. etc.
AGENTS WANTED. Send for Circulars and
see our terms, and fiil description Of the work,
ADDRESS NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.
18s West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, o.
ausl5nof3t2.
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Races at frem0nt.-A race IS to come
OF at Fremont on the 10th Of September,
81, 900 on a side, between the horses fremont
nnh pn...rn
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The Seneca county Jail in ruins, has not af-
fected the City Drug Storein the least, every
body is guaranteed larger amount OF pure
Drugs for smaller amount of Green Backs
than at tany other establishment in Northern
Ohio, give thom trial and be convinced.
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On aud after May 6th 1861, trains will ar
eive at rihin, as follows
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Can Warrant.

and pieces that cannot fail to suit ali. IL il ourde
Termination 10 sell goods as durable as the best,
aud dcheaper thsn the cheapest.
Don't forget tile plAce--R00lns formerly Occupi-
ed BY the National Exchange Bank, HhawhAn's
Block, THU, Ohio. NJ. EMicM
Aprfi H. 1897
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Grand Prize Camc Of Base Ball.-we

learn that a purse of one hundred dollars is
being raised, as a prize to be awarded to the
hest nine OF baseball players, who may con-
test for Il, at our County Fair in October
THE BELLEVUE GAzETTE.--
The frst number Of this paper, published by
our co.partner, Mr. w. L. Myers, Is upon our
table. Itprcsents neat typographical ep-
pearanee, aud the citizens of Bellevue may
we'll be proud Of their new institution"
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Another Raln.--We were again favored
on Tuesday with most delightful shower,
which viii no doubt be ofgreat benefit TO the
late corn and potatoes. The rain appeared 10
be more general than that Of last week, which
was remarkably capricous in its course
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ANOTHER JAIL DELIVERY.

Three Horse Thieves Dig Through Three
Walls OF Stone and Escape-$3OO
Reward offered for Their Capture
Help from WlthOut-The City Agapc
with WOnder-Tho Serenity OF the
Sabbath Disturbed.
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Errata,--In statement OF the amount Of
churns manufactured by the Union Churn
Factory Of this city, in last weeks paper, we
stated that "six thousand churns had been
made aud sold since their establishment
This. should have been applied to this year
alone, they having manufactured over 1000
in the three years they have been employed.
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Tho "Air Llne."-A meeting Of the
friends of the Air Line route, from Coll
umbus to Toledo, took place at Upper San
dusky, on Tuesday. As air lines arc moro
successful than any other lines, atpreseni, we
congratulate the Upper sandusklans upon
their Raitering prospects.
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TERRIFIC oNsLAuGHr.
Now is the season for those huge black swarul
OF files that so torment man aud beast
Do TNT TTN-N
HrNING FLY.KILLER

LIGHTNING FLI.kILLEN
will make clean sweep Of them-every sheet
will kili quart. Beware Of Bogus Limitations,
which some may say are "just as good" There
is nothing ataiI comparable with IL.
Sold everywhere Price Six Cents u4I-ft
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PASSING SOUTH.

rwo DAILY TRAINS Pas. rIrFIN Each way.
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Such merit as Poland's White Pine Compound
possesses IS that which wins the affections Of an
Intelligent public.
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Cincinnati, Dayton & East'rn R. R

TINE TADLE.l
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Business Changes.--P T.. Her has dis
posed ofhis Wholesale Liquor Store to Houcll
& Wagner, who will after the goth of next
month take possession. Mr.. Her goes to oma-
ha Nebraska, to engage in business.
Mr. John Loesser has retired from the firm
Of Locsser Grammess, in the Grocery busi-
ness.
Hershises 4 Myers have purchased the Drug
Store Of Du Bois & Roberts at Fostoria. Mr.,
Myers has gone thither to take charge of it.
He intends we understand to make that his
permanent place Of residence.
Mr.. Brlnkerhon lately with C. NJ. Yerls, has
purchased the interest Of NJ. J. Laird, in the Shoe
store, Of Ryan & Laird, on Main Street.
Johnny shafer has gone into partnership with
Geo. Reid in tho tonsorial business, under J. F.
Marquardt's Drug store.
The @. ID. & K. Railroad. The work of
relaying the track of the Cincinnati, Dayton
4 Eastern Railroad, from Sandusky 10 Day
ton, says the Sandusky Register, of the 18th
inst, is progressing vigorously. In very
few weeks the entire length of the track will
have been re-laid, and the road will
then be one of the best in the State Next
week new timetable will be adopted,
which will shorten up the time between San
dusky and Cincinnati several hours. Anoth-
er first class passenger train will be put ON at
the Same time, and magnificent sleeping cars
viii be attached to the night trains. Very
soon, through trains from Cleveland 10 Gin
cinnati, via. Sandusky, will pass over the G.
d. +, Roa6, thus placing us again on
through line from the South-westto to the East.
The Company has ordered large amount of
rolling-stoek, including one hundred new
freight cars, number Of which have already
been received, and the remainder of which
are being manufactured as rapidly as possible.
The passenger coaches now being made for
thisToad are ofthe most elegant aud improved
pattern, and win not be surpassed by any in
the country. ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-15
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