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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-24
no EADTE9. .

II you require reliable remedy to re-
store you and remove irregularities OF
distractions. WHY not use the best!
Thirty years exOerieoc has proved that
DR.. Harvey's FEMALE FILLS,
have no equal for removing obstruclions
and irregularities. OF No m1,tcr from
what cause they nrise.-E0 They are
safe and sure in every case.
Price One Dollar per Jo1.
DR.. Harveys GOLDEN PILLS.
Is n remedy four degrees stronger than
the above, and, Intended for special cases
Of long standing. Price, Five Dollars
per box. H' 'i''-
A lbJies private circular with engra-
wings sent free on application,
IL ycu cannol get the Pills OF your
druggist, send the money to Dr.. ]. BRYAN
$40 Broadway, New York, and they will
be sent free from observation by return
mail.
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TuE FmE,-As VIC announced in
our last issue, the iro which occurred
here on Thursday morning, was de-
sruetive one. The frame row of
buildings, east Of tho Post Office were
entirely consumed, aud are total
loss, except G.. V, Stems Saloon, up.
pom which there was an Insurance OF
$500. Some of the occupants Ct tho
building were moro fortunate, having
their property insured. We are very
glad that our patron. Mr., A, Black
had his Dry Goods insured, and we
hope soon 10 be able 10 announce
that he has commenced business
again. Mr.. Enrich was also insured.
Sloan 4 ROmmell, artists, no insur.
auee, L. Bowman had no insurance
on his furniture, and failed even TO
save his books, OF course tho goods
that were saved suffered considerable
damage, as must necessarily be the
ease wheH they are removed in such
haste.
Messrs. Ayres & Bowman are the
greatest sunsrsrs,- Upper SaadGsky
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Tnbtno Correspondence
wrLToN PIAsrArioN,"l
MEAN YAzoo Cfrr, missrssiPPf,
January 9TH, 1867.

WILTON PLANTATION"
MEAN YAzoo CfrY, MissfssIPPf,
January 9TH, 1867.
MEssas. EDITofs Having moved
my residences, II is not 70 be presumed
that you will be aware ofths fact un-
less some one tells you, and, lest I
should lose sight Of your valuable pa.
per, ! wish now to inform you orthat
important fact ttNirl
Some time since, I read in your pa.
per that "all Northern men had been
unsuccessful in cotton-raising, so far
as heard from" / will add TO that,
the further information, that all the
Southern men are in the same Gx !
Last year was a very bad season for
cotton, and adding to'it the enormous
tax that Congress has placed upon
the staple, you will have the So
luton. 1t is my opinion that if Con-
grcss had few cotton planters in its
body, Stevens would learn that cot
ton cannot be raised for three cents
a pound, as he stated last winter
God forbid that / should recommend
the admission Of Southern members
. to Congress; but while the North
claims all the patriotism, they ought
also to learn wisdom, and especially
Z VIII they see Great Britain doing all
in its power to foster ootton-raisinl
in It's dominions, they ought not tc
> destroy the. production Of that staple
by excessive taxation. What would
your Northern farmers say should
Congress impose tax Of ono. tcntf
of the value Of all agricultural pro.
; duets and that to be paid before sale
products could be sent to marketY-
This is exactly what II has done foi
cotton growers, which l consider bad
policy, even when done to punish
rebels.
Notwithstanding all these obstacles
tits my pleasure to inform you that
s. L. Sr. JONI and myself have made
a nett profit of twenty-five per cent.
cn our investment in the cotton busi-
ness the past year,-so you perceive
all Northern men have not failed in
this attempt have located in Yam.
kee neighborhood, all Of whom fee
encouraged to try again, / shall work
. 40 hands the coming year, aud, as tn,
land is much better, hope to make
= better crops,
When reading in your Northern
papers of snow storms and froezin,
, weather, it makes me shiyer; then't,
convince myself that it is nothing Il
= me, | step out on the verandah TO OBJ
serve the thermometer and find th,
= mercury between 400 aud $50 aboy,
zero. We are nearly ready to com
5 mcnce plowipg and then there will b.
t no more rest for the balance of til,
year. Yours truly
y Il. Il. FRANKLIN.
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Mnficr.

s,i5 Nd - 4 Sk3
Frances Bernard and Su- 4 Court Of
y SYfF ". S' IPlssS Urssn-
Robt. v. Sutherland and eca county,
Jemimo rLagenbesl, Ohio.
Civil Action.
The defendant, Robert v. Sutherland,
nonresident Of the State Of Ohio, IL
hereby notified thnt seid Francis Ber-
nayd and Susan Bernard. his wife, fled a
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas,
Of Seneca county. Ohio. on the l4th dsy
Of January, A. D. 1867, in which they al.
lege that le ;laims On equity Of redemp-i
ton in the following reel estate Lying
and being in the County Of Seneea, and
State of Ohio, ard described as followt,
to-wit
Being part Of in lots number five hum
drcd and thirty three 533) and five hum
dred and thirty four (534), in the town
Of New Fort Ball, now the second ward
/ of Tiffin, in said county Of Seneca. COM
mcncing for the sumo fly feet from the
Northwest corner Of said In lot humber
FIVE hundred and thirty three (533);
Thence runnlng Soulherly on and along
/ w " SoN NAbt VI outh w lOl nuINutT nNC
hundred ard thirty three (533), sixty (60)
feet; thence running Eusterly across said
in lots number Eve hundred and thirty
three (533) and Eve hundred and thirty
four (534), at right angles with their
Western lnes, TO Water street, in said
town Of New Fort Ball, which street Is
The Eastern boundary of said premises.
The Northern lines bounding tho same,
being parallel with the Southern line,
described Bs aforesaid. And that said
claim. is not valid, for the reason that II
Is dependant on an unexecuted gin be-.
tween living persons which h,s beer re-
vOked. Aud The said plaintiffs in their
petition askto forever foreclyse suid eqa!-
" Of redemption aud perpetnaily enioin
hims the said Robert V. Su herland, Som
setting The same up. Said defendOnt 10
required to answer sad petition by the
lCth day Of February, A. D. 1857, or tho
same will be taken as confessed against
hi. FRANcfs BERNARD, /.
h-if Susan BERNAKD,
janl7nl4w6p'$l1,OO.1 Plaintiffs.
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Napoleon has issued an important
decree. II orders that the address of
the Chambers, in reply TO the speech
from the throne, shall be discontinu-
ed; grants to the legislative body tho
right Of questioning the Government;
that ofeussa Of tho press
ba tried in oonvictiOnal Courts; that
the stamp duties bO reduced, aud
that the rights Of tho people to meet
in public be limited only by those
regulations neccss sary for public safe
ty. The decree concludes by doclar-
ing that these reforms viii now crown
the cdihoo oi'a State founded upon
the national will. The Cabinet have
rendered their resignations.
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vouNG MHNT.

The experience Of the past ten years
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be placed in the "fficucy of
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aud often terminates in an .untimely
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Rist, send the money 10 DR.. J. BaYAS,
$40 Broadway New York. and they will
be sent free rom observation by return
mail. OF Private circulars to gentle.
men sent free on applications.
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AVOID THE oUAcKS.

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will cure yo0 without the aid Of medicine.
Address HENRY AMsDgN,
/. Jaal7nl4yI.J Staten ID. N. ".
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sedehtaTy and ttudious oceupationS, sTiefs ankle.
ties or whatever tends to impair the vital action OF
the BRAIN hear nervous System IRE qLenty lead to
tht most distretsi ng and emhaAssnE disorders ofths
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Agents Wanted.

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from 90 10 $40 pen day. Enclose stamp
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LoVc and MaIrimonY.

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AL may marry happily IL desired, without
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100000,
DIRECTORS.
Receives Deposits.


Buys and soils Coin and Government
B1nds, and ppys interest on Coupons al
maturity. 1Id -cNan jlnITnl4t
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The rs.eleOtiOa Ex-senator Poaleroy
by the Kansas Legislature is oOesid-
cred serlaiA.'e, e,rs-t gAssze 49,.
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DIR. Juan nELAMARRE's 2,
LETTER Or RECOMMENDATION
PARI., Mat slh, lao, .

Paris, May 5th, tS03.
GESrLENTS.-ws have used the sPEcUIc PnLs
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remedy H. eases orspermatoIrhsa OF Semi al weak.
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To GsTAneisre 4 OuPont, No. ga, -Rls LunbArd
Parts
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ASontS w anted.
ron THE a
|" Women OF the WAR"

ATTRACTING Thousands by it's thrii.
ing record of the noble and pure
minded women. who followed their hns-
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the glowing aud soul stirring language Of
FRANK MOORE. Selling beyond our
most sangnins expectation.
$4,000 Copies sold Si'e fFsi month
ofis iSsHe.
Hundreds Of commeHdations from the
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Agents are repnrling from ten TO twenty
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" the fate of every valuable medieius 70 " eoua.
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lettess 7. NJ are blown Ia the battle and tkatsaek
o. B.LRwN n Ca, Aad Joa Mosss kV wilhost
which R0he are genuine.
n. B.-OAs dollar with Eighteen esuts postags On.
uoteb 10 Any sntharSed aeent, 10 the sole General
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Jon M0sNa. ~ Coriiaah Street, New iYofk. Nlllla.
sure eoiie, nostaniaE Fins pills by EstuEa nail,
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In all cases OF Nervous and spinsl AnsctisHs.
Pains IN the back and Limbs. fatg gne on shs sIsts
tion PAlpitation of'he art, y stericT an WHITES
those Piih wall stIsetR euTs when al Vthsr msshs
havs failed-aad shhongh po~efful Ton I'D S'do not
contain ifon, ealOnel sntim0ny anyh hing huTtfal
the lltntio. Full directions in the pamphlets
a'onRd sseh paokpRs, sAoad he eaTsfSlly preserved.
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Notice.

NJ oTlCE. Middleton H-.ton and CaroIias II-a.
~ ton his wife, Hannah G Hsaien Ismuei H. Iisa-
ton. Alfred q. Hsaton, Warren ] Heat n and Ada
lleaton, their minor children, md Julia Osborn m
Jerome Osborn, all residents Of CLARK County Ilnols
will take notice that Nathaniel Hest0n, Executor
Of the last will and ttttsment Of iktisaAa Hsaton
lace ofthe comfy Of Seneca and state Of Iho deed
ded. the 18Th day " Jsnuaty, 1867 his petition in
the rourt Of Common Pleas OF said Seneca County
~ ainst the shove named de fndanu and Others ths
the object and prayerof which is to procufe fnom sad
Court nstIu'iion Of the viii and cod cal made hy
the dscedrnt. the Asignment of dow MARY He'd
ton, and order for the sale Of the real estate OF which
the d. eeden died seiEedrhat the abovs nnmer par.
ties required 10 answer said petition on OF before
the 2eth day Of February. lsii7. .'''f
NATHANIEL nEAToN, Er-cxtof.
GIBSoE PESSgroE plaiBnht AttoTnsys.
tjAni7nl4w6pfs7O 90
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LATER.
CHICAGO, January 81.
THE LUCKY MAN

A, II Lee, of Prairie du Roche.
Randolph county, Ills, about ffty
miles south Of St. Louis, is the luck
holder of ticket 5s,600.
The ticket was sold by Petite &
Loathe, St. Louis, who immediately
on receipt Of the telegram from Chi
oago, announcing the drawing started
q messenger on horseback TO Motif,
Lee of his good fOrtuac. Lee held
but Que ticket.
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Drawing Jfthe Crosby Art AssoCi-
alton. f

The drawing of prizes in tho Cros
by Art Association took place to day
A large number ofstrangcrs were il
the city, aud the Opera House was
densely crowded. Before the com
mencement of the drawing il was an
nounced that between 10000 aud
80, 900 tickets remaiaed unsold, which
belonged to Mr. Crosby. The draw
ing commenced at 1890 Ticket
numbor5S, 900 drew tho Opera House
The following were among the prin-
cipal prizes with lucky numbers :
Yosemite, l6l ,S32; Cropscy's Autumn,
76, ,lS7; Irving and Friends, a, 1865;
Woods in Autumn, 35, AGO; Recogni-
tion, 2l,996; Deer ON Prairics, 81 ,942;
Alpine Scenery, $1,000; Volk's Bust
of Lincoln, l6I ,554; Old Reel, 1921;
Fisherman of Normandy, 1897;
Deserted House, l0I,GS0; Crossing
the Stream, 37,S43, Attack of the
Bear, 1851; View in Geneseo VAL
ley, l2l, ia; Booth as Iago, 50,674;
Landscape with figures, 0,9s6;
Glimpses Of the Palisades, 1Sl, ,547,
Jewel Case, 65,59s; Frosted Bud,
ll3,2sl; Scene in the Tyrol, 9S,9l3;
Twins, 165,9S0; Brother, 123,5S7,
Narragansett Bay, 6s,326; Landscape
3t,Sll; Selecting Bridal Dress,
SO9, ,267; Marine View, 3i,729; Doub.
le Treat, 1874; Landscape, 1872
324; Mar;ne--Fort Warren, 99l76;
On the Hudson, l79,334; Flower Girl
1892; View in Westport, llO,s2I;
Sunset, l74,Ssl; Landscape. 3,094;
Football in Italian Tyrol, POI. $40;
Master aud Maid, 81 7,S42; Vase of
iiowers, l,slSi Dover Wells, 72,SOO;
Bayou, Coast of Mexico, lao, ,965;
Bougwall, France, 1854; Little
Daisy, l72,6l5.
Il
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The President to Serve out His
Term in Spite Of OOngress--A
Virtual Dictatorship TO be At
tempted In the Event Of His I'm
peaohment.
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Notice.

NOTICE i hereby eiven that I have
~ this day filed = petision with the Clerk
Of the Court OF Common Pleas Of Sene-
ca county Ohio, setting forth that ! em
the entire owner Of the Town Plat Of the
town Of Middleburg in said county, prey
ing TO have said town plat vacated by
said Court. REUBBE HEFTNER.
ian2Anl5t3.
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CAUTION

These Pills should not be taken by Fs-
males during he FIRST Three Months
of Pregnancy, as they are sure 10 bring
on miscarriage, bHta any othsr t6me
they are safe.
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special Notice.

sOLD ~ All pavaolsvs --slIvE--sl rEE leIJLI,
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jan24nl5N3. ELIzABErH BnoNo.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16

Thalia street Presbyterian Church, corne
of Franklin.
First Presbyterian Church, Lafayette
S0uare-Rev. B. M. Palmer.
Fourth Presbyterian Church, corner of
Liberty and Gasquet streets-Pastor, Rev,
q. l.. More.
Prytania street Presbyterian Church, cor
ner of Josephine.
Lafayette Presbyterian Church. Magazine
street, between jackson and Philip streets
Thos. S. Markham, pastor. Services at IL
y. NJ, and y P. NJ.
swedenborgian.
| New Church Society Temple, corner OF
| Bienville and Rampant streets. Puolc
worship this morning at IL o'clock, and tins
evening, also, at y o'clock. Seats Tree
| Congregational.
First Congregational church (Unltarlah J.
corner of St. Charles and Julia streets.
| Reverend I. l.. Eliot, of st. Louis, othclat'
ing. Services morning and evening. The
Sacrament of the Lords Supper admins
tered Immediately after morning service.
miscellaneous.
| Reverend l.. H. Pease Will preach IN the
Scamen's Bethel, corner of Erato and New
Levee streets, at half.past four o'clock Z
NJ. Sabbath school at half-past three
Preaching every Sabbath, under the direc
ton of the American Seamens Frlenc
| society.
First Congregational, corner Of Camp anC
Caliope streets, Rev. Mr.. Van Orden, pastor
Services at IL A. NJ, and y 2. NJ. Sabbath
school at 9 A. NJ.
Congregational Church, Prytania street
corner OF Calliope.
Protestant German Church, Clio street
near St. Charles-Rev. Mr.. Parpart.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16

WEALTH AND POVERTY OF OUR STATESMEN.
Jefferson died comparatively poor Indeed,
if congress had not purchased his library,
giving him five times its value, he would
with difficulty have kept the wolf from the
door. Madison saved his money, aud was
comparatively rich. To add to his fortune,
however, or rather that of his widow, con.
gress purchased his manuscript papers, and
paid $50, 600 for them. James Monroe, the
sixth president of the United States, died so
poor that his remains found resting place
through the charity of his friends. They re-
main in a cemetery, but no monument
marks the spot where they repose. John
Quincy Adams left 0,0G0, the result of in
dustry, prudence, and inheritance. He Was
a man OF method and economy. Martin Van
Buren, died rich. Throughout his political
life he studiously looked out for his own in
terest Henry Clay left very handsome
estate. 1t probably exceeded 500, 600. He
was a prudent manager and a scrupulously
honest man. James X. Polk left about
Sl50, 900, $4,000 of which was saved from
his presidency of four years. Daniel Web
ster squandered some millions in his life
time, the product of his professional specu-
lation. He died leaving his property to his
children, and his debts TO his friends. The
former sold for less than $50, 600, the latter
exceeding S259,O00. John Tyler left $50, 600.
Before he was president he was a bankrupt.
In Office he husbanded his means, and then
married rich wife. Taylor left Sl60, 600.
Willard Fillmore is wealthy man, and
keeps his money in a strong box. II will
not be squandered in speculation and vice.
Franklin Pierce saved some $50, 900 from his
term of service. James Buchanan, who is
a bachelor, and saves all he gets, is esti-
mated to be worth at least 100000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16
THE COQUETTE,s GLOVE

An, little glove ah, little glove.
How many hearts thou st broken
How many times thou st talked of love
When not n word was spoken.
What faithless signals thou hast made
What cruel X nduess granted
What buds of promise caus d to fade
What seeds OF sorrow planted,
How strong thy unsupported strength,
Thou mite of a magician,
Leading as thou hast ever led,
From pleasure to perdition!
How oft thou'st lured poor mortals on,
BY some concealed attraction
How oft, too like fair Circe's wand,
Thy touch has caused distraction
How many are thy charming crimes,
Thy guilty destinations,
Thy virgin virtues, modest signs,
Mere knocking Vaccinations,
Most dangerous when most demure,
Most wicked when most winning
Thou mak'st thy trusting lover doubt
II such sin can be shining.
Thy victim keeps thee next his heart
Long after thou st deceived him,
And tOndles in his breast the dart
That OF his JOY bereaved hi i'm.
He III hover ing stand twixt love and hate,
Ills dear tormentor nursing;
Will curse thee for his cruel fate,
Yet kiss thee cen while cursing.
E. A. b.