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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-30

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TIE Bull OF MonrALrTy.--It will be seen by the
bill OF mortality published elsewhere that tho num-
ber Of deaths during the past week Is twenty-five,
nineteen Of which are colored and six white. OF
the lattsr FIVE are children and one adult, while
there are eleven colored adults and eight whites.
This remarkable discrepancy is owing principally.
to the careless mode Of life observed by the colored
people and to their neglect Of all precautions ne
cessary for the OF health The portions
Of the city inhabited by this class are usually long
ranges or dilapidated shantes, which are frequent
ly tenantedb several families. The Summer has
fortunately been extremely healthy. but the cold
weather will soon thin their ranks, and, unless
greater care is taken, and they become more prov
ident, the number of deaths will be largely in
creased. There are many, and, we believe, a large
portion Of the colored people who are careful in
their habits, and who. having been brought up in
city. are not apt to neglect any sanitary precau-
tions; but the country negroes, who are entirely
unaccustomed to city ways, herd together in un-
healthy localities and fall victims to disease.
! KING STREET IAfPROvEMENTs.-The fashionable
portion OF King street is Of the few localities
the city whore q fre has not proved loss. The
houses destroyed by the deyouring element have
been generally rebuilt with moro tastee" and with
had previously possessed. The heat Of tho fire
that destroyed Queen City Hotel had scarcely
died away when the rubbish was removed, and the
work Of rebuilding was commenced The late
Alderman EARLE was the contractor, and under his
management the work progressed rapidly, until
interrupted by his sudden death. It was, how
ever, soon resumed, and Mr.. w. KNsMAN and
Messrs. FoaARTR & ST1LLMAN became the occu-
pants Of the new stores. OF the appearance Of
these stores it is almost useless to speak as they
have long been the objects Of attraction to the
shopping public. Messrs. FoaARTm & sTuLMAN
have opened full stock Of seasonable dry goods in
the North store. These goods have been chosen
for this Market and Will prove, on inspection, to
be what they are warranted. MIR. w KMsmAN, the
great candy man of Charleston, has established
his headquarters in the adjoining store, which he
has fitted up with great taste. His lady customers
will find everything arranged for their conve-
nience, and will be pleased to learn that he has not
forgotten the chef Gouores Of his art and oonfec-
tionery Of every description can be obtained at his
counters. Those in search Of delicacies to tempt
the palate will find them at this establishment,
where everything known to the profession is fur
nished 0d libit,t,n. .i1
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FAMILY GROCERIES, BUcKwKEAT, &C., Christmas
is coming and those who wise, will prepare fol
the holidays, by laying in supply Of good things
MeSsrs. GRUBER q; MARTIN advertise choice family
groceries, among which are many articles that
would tempt any pator familias.to make purchase.
Housekeepers and oGhers interested in preserving
old associations, are directed to their store, No.
2S6 King street.
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BANKING FAoIIITIEs.-The Rialto Of Charleston
Broad street not been shorn Of all it's glores
Its reputation as money mart still remains, and
the banks and banking houses Of the city are to be
found on this street alone 1t is true that money
is not as plentiful at present it wvs during the
flush times Of 80 and go, but the bankers offer
facilities for Kissing money that will compare
favorably with those asked before the war. Mr. p
q. KEaLnis, banker Of Broad street, offers in to-
days paper checks, exchange, gold, silver, and
other securities, besides allowing interest on all
deposits. Parties wishing to invest are referred
to his advertisement in another column
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LINEN GOODS DEPARTMENT,

The attention Of Housekeepers is invited to our very
cheap LINEN GOODS, consisting Of Irish Fronting LIN
en-; Linen sheeting Pillow Case Linen, Table Damask
at 20 cents -
Linen Table Cloths at rs cents to ST. '7g
Shirt Bosoms from rs cents up.
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BACON, Coffee. SUGAR, ToBAooo, &o.-Messrs
,JsrFonDs Il Co. advertise in to-day's issue bacon
in all it's varieties, Coffee sugar Tobacco and gen
eral groceries. These goods landing and in
store, and arc for sale at reduced rates. Planters
dealers and merchants invited to inspect the
atOClx.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Eas- LARGEST CIRoULATToN THE DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY REcoa.
Missed AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON PUBLISHES THE
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE posToE-
FIcE AT THE END OF EACH WEEK. ACCORDING
TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE NEW PcsToFFICE
LAW.
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AN obstructive PoIioY.-The pavement in
front Of E. DAnY's wholesale boot and shoe store
on Meeting street, opposite Hayne, is always
blookaded by PACKAGES and boxes OF boots and
shoes, ready for transportation to their destina-
ton in Florida, Georgia, and the interior OF South
Carolina There Is no permanent obstruction, as
the cases are continually being hauled away; but,
alas as fast as one lot leaves another takes its
place. Clre iel, i ~ =
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TAILORING DEPARTMENT..

The Stock oer this season IA very attractive consist
Ing OF ENGIIsH, TRENCH and AMERICAN CLOTHS,
Beavers TFccs Coatings, Caesimefes, Vetvets, Vel
veteens ana Cordusoye TRe e1ceaece or the syie and
At Of Garments made at this House, by experienced
Cutter nom France, are sure TO pe9se those who win
leave their orders. {tSs5 s w. N "A
Prices Axed and marked ON each article.
Tha entire stock Ia offered nt low prices.
Purchasers are invited to call and look through TIE
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-30

OFFICE OF THE BRrT1sH CoNsULATE.-BIr. H. p.
WALKER, the British Consul has removed to the
Office of the Spanish Consul No. 4s Broad street,
until further notice.
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MCKAY e. CAMPREII

VIII sell on FRIDAY, LIST November at o'clock at the
Northeastern Railroad Wharf, by order of Rrcvet
Brigadler-Gcnera H. B. Clitz U. 3. a., Commanding,
Post of Charleston,
The STEAMER VOLUNTEER, as she lies at ahovo
Wharf, with all her tackle apparel fitted with double
cngnes; has good accommodation for passengers
order - eo uins
October 80 ~ o'
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FAILURE OF THE NORTHERN MAIL.--No North
ern mail was received here yesterday afternoon,
owing, as we understand, to failure to make the
connection at Florence.
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The NoTIoE 10 AuoTIoNEERs by the City Trea.
surer will be discontinued after the 31st instant.
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NEW ENTERPRISE FOR CHARIEsToN. -Meesfs.
MCKAY d CAMrBEIl., the energetic auctioneers Of
meeting street, have recently added now feature
to their business. Their sales Of bacon and
smoked meats were so extensive, that thoy were
induced TO change tho location Of their provision
salesrooms, and to secure a snoke-hoase whore
the meat could be prepared under their own super-
vision. They have opened these rooms or East
Bay, between Wentworth and Hasel streets. and
are now engaged in building an oface and making
other improvements on the property The smoke
housS IL q large building in the rear os ire i'd,
and has capacity Of some forty Thousand pounds.
The interior has been expressly arranged for this
purpose, and the smoking 10 done by oak ana
hickory, mixed with mahogany shayings, which
gives Ane brown color to the meat. lIA large
quantity Of this meat has already. been prepared
for market, and has commanded high price. II
I has been considered OF d superior duality to The
bacon brought from the West, ard, bsng prepared
on the spot, csn be gnarantesd both sound and
hash. Tlis ia, Ee bslievo, the Hrst ontsrprise oi
this description that Inns ever been started i'm the
city; hut, feom the character Of tho parties cpn-
nected III IT. we ssl ne esiaation IA saying that II
wiz prove ssiccesrfGl ofs 6sh labor
ana tapdtAl. ss " Rt411 i@ y 'aas ~ n
Al KU
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|CoLORED
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AUOTION SALES THIS DAY
N. HUNT Son will sell, at 10 O'Clock boots and
Shoes G~
CAMPBELI., KNOX & Co. will sell, at 10 O'Clock,
cassimeres, satinets, &c.
r. NJ MARSHALL. & Bro. will SELL at II O'Clock,
carpets and rug, &c. sy4
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MONUMENT TO TInIRoD.-A movement 10 on
foot at Columbia to build, by voluntary subscrip-
tion, monument to our States sweetest poet, the
late HENRY TIMRoD. fs.a K.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17
SPECIAL NOTICE..

10 ysE ATs f1F f
TnE FrasT NATIONAL BANK OF
TIFPIN This Bank is now author
lied to furnish the new issue of Five
Twenty Bonds, bearing six per cent
gold interest, in exchange for the
Seven-Thirty Treasury notes due
August is, 1867. VIII also pay tie
six per csnt,eompound. interest notes,
and aliow fuil'interest to ddte Of pay
ment, and buy interest coupons psy-
BILE in gold or currency, before they
are due. JOINT. HUSS. Cash. I,
BEsS. ToAB, Ptest.s enl4tf.
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[I[fII8 kfI

VKTIrn OF tar = plsasan, preparation, con-
~ tHirinH All tho msd'ei nal ptopenesaf,he Pine
TIE IN the hiahsst degree. hqaekiv cutes Ceught.
Colds, CunsamptieL, roie Th,ost and hfsau and all
the diseases or he ThFott and Luags, n restores
cut'ns d eS,si % the Liver, Ptgmach, Kidneys,
bladder. &o,
Sold by Druggists ~ 81 81 bottle. Genuine
hoNs ''NNtne ~ raf" hlosn m ihs bouts
iOHyeR GRb * \ CO., Pr,nfistors.
Ru-ahamtS IN srhNfth fhehgl.
ito. ". Pats aud 7. 4. saifs n Co., CiucinnAti, ,
ohoi General Agents. q,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17

A RUNAwAY.-On Friday afternoon
a runaway occurred on Ist Monroe
street, which fortunately resulted in
no personal injury. Mrs. MccLEL-
LAND and ,anOther lady we're driving
out in a cutter when the horse became
unmPpageblc and ran away, The Oe-
cupauts of the sleigh were throwE
out near the NJ. E. Church, but sus-
tanned no injury The horse coutin-
ued his fight and badly maltreated
the sleigh behind him. Notwithstand-
ing .hes Ssertiop now so prevalent ia
New Aon State, that the ladies are
able to pefOrm pretty much what the
men csni IL Nay be rcssouabiy sup
posed that the are not as experienced
ia driving nor strong as men are,
therefore it Nigh be better tS let the
mca do The driyinA yig s-.,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17

SUCCESS UPoN MERIT.-If there is
an instance upon the records of our
country where an article ofAmerican
manufacture has made its way to uni
yersal favor solely upon, is QEl mer--
its ara NishOut ex,fageons Al, it is
that Of the Best Chemical Saleratns.
II has only to be sold in one place,
and it is demanded in another; and
'\e it has gone on increasing in favor
sl\dt the pfoddeds of ne extehhive
) Cynical Works Of D. B. De Land
l q at FairpOrt, Monroe County
5 N are now immense.
I TAqrticle is made only at these
: works pggcess kuovn. ehIy to
Z the projectors, aud is better for all
g purposesban Soda. Tryit.
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We learn from the Mansfield Her.
all, that NJ. W. IL, Gsrnsey, Agent
Of the Sapdusky Mansfield & New.
ark Railroad, W 5 Knocked down aud
robbed of $500, at,he Junction depot
in that place, on New Years night
by two men. Gn Monday night Of
list week, a scrious.accidept occurred
in that town. A Mr.. Thompson,
for,m.ru in lhemachine shops at Crest.
line, was struck by,pt train while walk .
lug on the truck oftbe $. NJ. & n.
Road, at MausSeld, knocked down
and badly injured; r,-r
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sLtlonlSo. 9 -flll aalahlfal melh.

sLtroHiSq fsis asGshtfal meth.
cd Of &, ting over the gres,est Piven
sppse. .is abe shus rat gfSen tinS, hos
bse4Of Ofsde prAcsical dh3g3 the
past weSk. sSd az all ho0ts ~ the
day and far into the dcepuing night.
the never eeasiug gingle Of the bells
grow tiresome to the ear, sud sets us
TO wondering who Invented or intro
du6ea ib,S,h2 ks6ypet3 a&orld, ,oI
set US by The ears, so iueessapt and
IooteIsntihsly thesO noisy monitors
Of noisy crews. Aud how many dif.
iercnt chords tbot play upon the SEN
sitive nerve Of bearing - 6rst comes
he quick -motioned medly Of tones,
fet 20 tires sherpS (iSl the Piircius;
quality of the music is any Indication
Of the scale,) then follows one beat.
ing tho demi.semi qusver, Of six
ieenth potes At race, ,horse speed,
while slowly, deliberately like the
coming ola storm, comes to our ear
the deep tones of other strings, until
ihey pass, bursting upon us in per.
feet shaver Of aats and shqrRs, deep
dOublc.b bass, and high pitched tenori
Every string has a different key, yet
what provoking sameness to one
who sits within their sound, day after
day But there's lively association
connected with these never ceasing
be,s, which makes us rather bear
tEoss ills 70 bayeFs than Flsb II to
tlAver relu Or a. spssl'i,'l 20 un-
clever. Jones tells us that ii we
would enjoy their music, go get a
cutter, Of swan like form, setting like
a thing of life upon the CLASSY snow,
--cpair to the hquse of somc fair
damsel--persnade her to accompany
you on a short axearsion,--she
consents, and placing her by your
side aud wrapping the warm robes
around--givc tho whip'to your steod
the lines TO the dash.boa d, and leave
dull care behind.
n - va. U-pDi OHIO Ill.
We believe Jones to be a swindle,
and couldn't beipduced TO take his
word (much less his note) at u large
discount. .'.o ~ s.y,.,.
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To ECONsUMPTIVEs

The advertiser. having orsn re'iarsd to heath In
~ weeks by,Avsy simple remedy. after having
suffered forsavsrayoarsw with a'sysrelsag aars,ion,
and that drsn'l disease, Consamnion-is anSions TO
make kSowu to hi. fellow sofsrststhe eAn' orcure.
To all whodshFsit. hswiI send OOpy ofihs pre-
seripton Uasd (fss OF ehafss) with the directions
forpfeparing and n'irg The same. which thsy will
6ndA suaR otRs forcossu ,PrIoS, ASTHMA. BRoS.
ours. .Uouams, CoLps, and all Throat dnd AhuRe
Afr-ption. The only object OF the advertiser Ia
sendiug the iion sto beneaithe afflicted aud
he hap.i every asref ~illtfy his rsmsdy, a. itwll
COS, them noihipa aud may rsOvs blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, TsEs, BY return
mai, ,'wll lplsnss nddress
REv. EDWARD a. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings Co, New York.
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mTusIsoS q SoS have. reproduced
some very 6nO copies of the engraving
ON exhibition at the Fair representing
LIScoLN aud his Cabinet in consulta-
tion over the Emancipation Proclsu-
alton. A specimen can be seen at
the drug store Of Hershiser & Myers,
Z Itis a picture that every one should
possess who admired the martyred
President, ". .s,.i... 81 80 30. era.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17

PuBLIc SALEs.-There viii be a
hPubhc sale Of eattIe ssl fStniture,
piano, etc, at the residence Of Sam
Sel Stewart, in Flat Rock, on Friday
y Feb. LIST. 1867. iana5 N.aIDJ3d
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17

Judge LANG, President Of the SEN
eea County Agricultural Society, rep
resented that organization at the Ohio
State Agricultural Convention, held
at Columbus, on Wednesday the 9th
;6stsbt ,sfNl i4
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: 4 pleasant a Tea Party viii come
off at the hall tonight, aud as the
NatiOaal is pretty large every body
and their friends arc expected TO
Line ,ie GestiSe board or ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17

TAG attention Of our readers is
called TO the adv rti-eme0t Of the
sale of land belohging to the late
& Heary c. Brish, deceased, ou the'2lst
day ofFebruary next.
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.aEew ySrlk. Cattle Market

''-'S~sS NV foRK, DAD. n.
BEEF CATTLE- Advanced IL, main
ly for prime, Sales at.9Gl0cJ prime,
l5RGl6Ac. Tsl ~ 3
Cows AND CALvEs--Cows $1,000
lower hhhdut atmahdJ Sales of 40
at $4,000. Veal less active, ats@Sic.
6HEBP~-fhc market is steady. a
Sl@7ac, with a few at &c. Lambs,
7@0o, otl
Hoes Are dull, at 6l@7to. for
liye.Rnd sA@S3c for dressed.
: Receipts -, ,343' Beeves, 969 Veals
1881 Sheep aud Lambs, aud 20,632
llors. ~
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A FIRE.-Abont 5 o'clock Friday
eveutng last. a FIRE was discovered in
the Dry House OF tie Tiffh Agrieul-
tural Works. The alarm E's given
asd tie eeginesagiek,y -repaired 10
Is the esene. No. I EagiT.ie $ith its
usual celebrity, was the hrst TO throw
water on the flames The Stea~er
had scarcely got 60 EOrk before its
hose bUrstcd, and hence, it was not
Very Elective. Although much Of
the dry lumber was hapled ont there
will be quite loss and in Convenience.
The roof of the building was entirely
consmed.
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

poRsUAsf 10 M order Of the Probate
~.Courl Of Seneca county, Ohio, to inc
issued Wherein the Subscriber IL plaintiff
mud Alex ,rder Smith and. others his
wnrds lRre defendants, wal offar at pub.
lic vendue on the premises hereinafter
dsscribsd, on Saturday ihs 10Th day of
yauunry 1857, between the huurs. of ten
a. NJ. aud i0ur P. A. of suid day, the rehl
estate bounded and described as follows,
10 Wh;l D. 1'Id JW 1ibtii
lulot No. fourteen (l4) ie the Town OF
Behsville, Seneca couniy Oh!J, bounded
on the porth by the Findlpy state road,
oifthe wesl by the ulley between lots No
10 and IA, on the south by the airy be.
tween No 6 and Ii aud on the NY No
l5,. Tree gnndl unincum5eredF OF the
dover " Maria Smith, now Matia Tap.
ping, therein. .tg t..,.ss
TERMS, ohb.thirJ cash. one.ihird in one
and Two yeats with interest from day Of
fGle. tD9effed psyments to bs secured
by mortgage on the nramises. -
HENRY DOUD,
Guard. OF minor hirs ffJ1c N Smith
decd. dec20nlO JfS4 ,0Ow4.
IA Gfg VNYV u \ Aete ftNsE
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CAPT, 8. s.KIssINeER, having besA
duly authorized, is DOW engaged in
raising funds in this city to be used
an the ereOtiou at Clyde Of an appro-
pirate Manumeht to the memory. Of
General Mcpherson. Several Of our
citizens have donated liberaliy. IL is
y matter which the pride Of ;hq'ei'i-
1en should not allow to pass him with.
out attention. olf H-''st 'At-
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ERRORS OF YOuTm

A G'n' span Ia. nT.t.l fcE ys,r fsOm Nsuoh'
Desllty, Pr-maturs pecNv, Aud all the effects Of
y'nthfa ndrscr-,ien, w.ilfar the satsnof 'nHsrng
humanitv, send free 10 all who nseh u, the recipe
and directions foT mskins the simple remedy by
whlrA he wa.sur-d. suaswrs wi-llpp 40 .pp6, by
hs sdv,rissr's sSpeHvus-, can - ssSy Addressing g
JCHN ,. oGpEN,
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Nbiuaru'

DIEDa,lnVmn, Jan. "a, 1867,
saIs% sss : dsyg syygsrASlda Sa'Tf g ysgs@Fi n mo-
Af.gE raPSsysssfsriDg she was
veleascd ffOul Prison house Of
day and eohstoA Inc v.esrv a.; :;
q rest.
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If sou desire TO be free from coughs
aud colds aud all tho ether evils a.
risins from cold feet, go to L. a. AZ
MlLLER's Boot aud Shoe establish
mcnt aud get pair of his warm
double sofed boots. They have also
.an.kindspf the bast styles OF L-Idies
- boots and gaitersa Give them a call
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j,r VIZ call attention to- the Adsertise
mcut of'Swigart and Re,neie- They
have purchased the Grocery AID Pro-
vision sto.e in Seney's block, near
the Shaxhaa House, Mhete they in
.t,nd to keep good and cheap as.
slrtmento at groceries i,r1gsd
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WE are Indebted 10 Mr.. w. A.
HERsuIsER, Of the Treasury DEPART.
ment, Columbus, ohios for valuable
State documents.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17

NATIONAL ExcHxNeE BANK.-At
the annual nesting Of the StockhOld.
ers, the following persons were elect
ed DiteiiSrsf fer abe ensuipg year
R.sw. shANHdn, J. N. Naylcr,s q
NJ. Ogden. A. B. Hovey, Abel Raw
son, Rob't Smith, H. A. Buskirk, f.
t. s6ckney, .. D. D.ILoomIs.
The following officers were appoint
ed:
q Jg.D. LobaiS IirSsidoat;lAi G.
Sheath, Cashier; o. c. zeller, Asst.
Casbicr; j. H FrSst, TelIenlgsJ
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Dox'E sitegpt to, extiaguish the
light Ola eSaisJii samp by blowing
down the chimney. A man in Peori,
recently did so--the lamp exploded,
and be came near losing bis eyesighl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17

POST OFFItE CHAxoEs Tie fol-
lowing changes Of Postnastcrs in
this vicinity have been made since the
9th lust. Bettsville--J, b. Belts,
vice J, a. .Millsrremoyed,o West In
dePendeace1-J.ws Lawhead, vice J.
s. Ke6nou, resigned. 'a 'it
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DoNATI's great comet viii be visl-
bic to mosisteyes again in the year
1858 Cnt this paragraph out for ref
crence. ? t'St 't
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S'Tr ~ - - ~ fT,flAon
CH0lSHA' c''''IS S,sss... ss.s.', c...,,., !,
lg,NlliJHb nsa iEths Atqnsss.
'Ss''g9s ~ '''''s'Iss Ss.vsa ,,,,, pl., a
nNElfreasssasVlhp, wi ~ sivea "a ahyone
- 80 yit pogess : nsaelg lge>tA,t ~ rsfsvs
NV %ea'A a. speedily ssths insdloiss ehsf 70 re
VYQf1 g4%4e~
if.s,,y ss.t iu,eraL pais
r 10 i Wasstea sed anaal tts hfass, -.
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rhathasieas our decuv.
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LIA uplhs eur,aiu lcek wlthis,
nehcld the demons rise
Chalersl chelssa Mofaatl paln andsiA
" awful form sAd sias.
s-r fI Ths dr,a al diarr' 81 thh rrsss doeSbrss
she hattsrs BAT 10 kin,
fevhsns with silence ssws herteet
BAT wurAs OUT faia nk ~
fl N 'rIve Au, M. ds.Nsa.a n a. t,ssS
~s, uut uotheT hour,
Bet fso thyssh iFpm All Thy psln--
~ gDs1l hsstess, hoah The power. ..l
Were the wide ccesn hnsd With int,
Esoh blade Of grass pen,
Tho skieagH shsstof pApst--think.
'Twogld Vito write the Ails Of navn.
~ ~ To Nats The aaseishuf osrracs -
Meuld dtsinthe octAuti IN, eA ~ .s
Tooihaohs aad hssdsths fH the space.
Il aaaIa "a = 49, at...f H..
hAeumaiism and niles vet untold
nFleu W The mighty rear,
Like sayHre dem lns h-r.e and bold Hu
In ceun,lsss hOsi sPpsaF.
loo EgHlSyTlsg,,pssHteshSh
They ns,hvr near reselved 10 smils
unisss thev them oppose.
Now strike the tsmsdy is tur,
TheV wAv 2. nov they fAii.
Thy foss afs slain. thea haa oase
That dr.Vss The demons all.
] An immsdiats tsllst T. thsps 10 umedy Cound
| It, novelty IN use be a,s al medielhrs found,
lis positive cure. bu, wouh you hse ~ see
\ That tbs diseov, FeI oit wa no,oly slse bat NJ,
! II 4" DIR. ". h. EoRgAN,
Rooms N Mfs snaoNs MN,ket Strest, TiiHn, Z
1 n GENTS WANTED ~--frcm elOO 10 ooSJ %
- Bonth oAn be mtd iHib sale.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17

John A. Remele has purchased
w@SQtt hpeskbeef praPeti5s ,sOruer
of Main and Madison streets. y,