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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-07
CoLuMsus, o., Dec. 6, 1867.

EDIroRs OHIo STATESMAN = Geat1eme n I:
Oaa and after Monday, December 9, 1867,
trains on the Pittsbursh, Columbus & Gin
cinnati railroad (Pan Handle route) will
arrive at aud leave Columbus as follows:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-07

Cincinnati Market-Dec. 6
FLOUR-Firmer and e5 higher; family l19I1 2s.
WHEAT-NoI red % so: No2 red e. As. heeas130s
C0RN-Advs snced to oS q soc for new ear. .ss'=el -
OATS-No Csc.
RYE-Advarced to 81 55 =, sz s.-sz-E-r@ SET
tOTTON-Firmer and higher; middling uplands /,
1870 sc. 20 tsA ,-'A" - "
WHtSKY-DuIt and NOMINAL; SOC in bond hFsa sig
HOGS-Fi-m; tiv. at So IS n rs; dressed So So.
I PORK-Old al: new s2a so.
LARD-I2xc and a few sellers at I2sl0l3c. - OF
GREEN MEATS Sold at 7hSl29i2kc for b
shoulders snd hams. '- '.- N
EGGS-Supply light; es at sac. -a... vr7ssf fcs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to 43@45s for refined ,
duty p4id.o .o81s 'H dhh . i'N+i7N'u - Ai'''''' =
CATTLE-Lisht supply and firm at $s 5ess so
gross per GENITAL.
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New York Dry Good. Marketable. g.

Market quite STEADY for most descriptions: staple
cottons only limited demand for legitimate wants of
the tfade some styles are held with more firmness.
Hamilton's biown canton flannel sIe scarce st any
price, and Iaconia and Franconia have advarced lc
however reduced TO 179 lsc. and the Salmon 4 lis
bleached to 2lc; Pemberton A. 'rown command zoe;
selling at lI1kc Masonville brown drills and
m at 1910 for pepperl; brown sheetings are also
in light stock; h. makes firm at l4zc for Apple
tim A and Lawrence c. l5c tor Clark's and Indian
Head. and l51<c for Atlantic A. which were very
scarce. In prints there is change, except c re-
duction fome styles Of oriental Crossley,s vel
wells and carpets of best brands reduced to $3 25
do Ist quality To s3. and patent TO 50 40.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-07

POLICE COURT. = Two pairs of beauties
were before His Honor, the Mayor, yester-
day morning. Though pairs they were not
mates. s-s@
John Martin is gay and festive cuss
from Pennsy lva-ni-a. H. has been used to
mountain air aud mountain dew, and our
benzine does not agree with him. He done
his level best to drink it and did manage to
worry down quart or two. Becoming,
strange to say, unable to walk off with so
much, he obtained the assistance of police
man, who took him to the 'boose. The
Mayor fined him So and, in default, he
compareth the geological specimens of Co
lumbns with those of his native mountains.
Elizabeth Walker is a damsel of high de-
gree. OF her beauty it is needless to speak
Her swan-like neck, alabaster brow, eye-
brows like scimetars and hair as dark as
the ravens wing. need no mention at our
hands. While thine eyes, Oh fair enslaver,
thine eyes! =.
Oh thsstar that most brightly can shine. 'fo.
Would grow dim by the side of those bright eyes of
- thinei .,s.- $50. zar,.-5 ~ ~ -.-s
And her breath! TAX of ambrosial per-
fumes or the scents of Araby the blest, or
the sweet smell of the wind breathing on
a bed Of violets,. all, all fail to give faint
idea Of Elizabeth's breath, for, you see, she
had been on a drunk of day or two's DUR
alton, hence the fragrance. His Honor
sent her to Domigan Castle for 80 days.
"What? Soft ye, now. The fail" :"
Amanda! Amanda Turpin, by all that's
lovely! But few days since she was en-
joying the hospitalities of the county at
the Castle Domigan, and here she is. ready
to return to her old quarters. Amanda
Joined her friend Elizabeth in bowl of
benzine. As the sparkling beverage flew
round the ladies' got uproarous and got
drunk. Amanda was sent by the inexora-
BILE Mayor to the county Jail for 80 days.
Adrian Shaw, instigated by the devil and
not having the fear of the law before his
eyes, armed himself with slung shot and
half brick and loaded himself to the muz-
zie with benzine. Thus fully armed he
marched forth in search of adventure
Conceiving himself commissioned to cor
rect all abuses he cavorted around to the
various benzine shops, and attem pied to
drink up all that fuid. A very praise
worthy act, from a tetotal point OF view.
Conceiving that several citizens whom he
met might safely be called abuses. he at
tempted to correct them with his slung
shot. A policeman arrested him, and he
attempted with shot and brick to correct
the policeman. A charge of drunk and
disorderly being proven against him, he
was fined SIS and sentenced to work ten
days on the chain-gang. -.t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-21

Cool I'm Common Council yesterday Mr.
Alexander ]. Harper offered resolution that
the Assistant Clerks of Councils be instructed.
hereafter, to furnish the newspapers of the
city with a copy of the proceedings of Coun-
ellis. The mover of the resolution said the
proceedings were not always reported correctly,
and that debates are published when they are
of no interest to the public.
"By Heavens % as Cassie says, ''this is
more delicious joke than the Others" The
reporters employed by the various journals do
not know what interests the public; the editors
who read the reporters proofs do not know
what is interesting to their readers; the pub
fishers who issue the paper do not know what
Is OF interest to the public ~ But the
Assistant Clerks of Councils are judges in the
matter They know what will be read by the
people, and they, being better qualified for the
position than reporters, editors, or publishers
are to furnish the papers with reports This
is, without exception, the most audaoious
proposition ever made in public body. And
pray, does Mr.. Alexander ]. Harper intend to
exclude the reporters, and allow only suob
extracts of the proceedings as the Assistant
Clerks think proper get abrOada Does he intend
to make Councils aclose corporation, and not let
the people know what is going onf Or is il
intended that the Assistant Clerks are to fur
nish such portions in addition as the members
think proper. Ifsuch is the case, we would
suggest to the Assistant Clerks that they might
as well save themselves the trouble. The
papers Of Philadelphia will publish just what
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they think fit, and deem any interference in
the matter intrusive. The cause Of this re-
solution was that we commented freely on the
debate on the question of extending courtesy TO
the President, and exposed the attitude Of a
number of members, to their alarm. We have
a terrible threat in prospect unless this idea be
abandoned. We will instruct our reporters to
report the speeches of the members Uerbatim,
grammatical beauties and all, without the cor
rections which are now bestowed and thus give
their constituents an opportunity to appreciate
the familiarity of their representatives with
the rules of Lyndley Murray. This is the
worst punishment for many Of them that we
could devise.
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229 FAIRIES & WARNER 229
NORTH NINTH STREET.
ABOVE RACE,

NORTH NINTH STREET,
ABOVE RACE,
BARGAINS In LINEN GOODS.
Plain Linen Duck. 2Oc.. worth 25c.
Linen Drills, for Pants, 371a, 45, and soc.
striped Linen Drills, SOC.
White Linen Duck, 90c. and 81.
Super Basket Linen Drills, 1850, worth $3.50.
Table Linens, so, b5, 75 and 8Sc.
Linen Towels, Napkins Doylies, etc.
Shirting Linens, so, 90, s., 40, s0 IS, 90c etc
Linen Shirt Fronts, Cuffs, Hdkfs., ETC.
wBI1E GOODSi WHITE GOODSI
so pieces Shirred Muslins great bargains.
Shirred Musins so. IS, 49, 81, and tll6.
White Piques, so and 60c.; Corded do 62A and 75C.
Victoria Lawns. Soft-inish Jaconets, etc.
Nninsooks, Swiss Mus, fine Brliants, etc.
Plaid and Striped Nainsooks, etc.
Fine Dotted Swiss, from auction, 2sc,
DOMESTICS.
Bargains in Bleached and Unbleached Muslns.
Beached Musins, 121s, TO- l6 Is, 90 o. 2Y 2c., etc.
Pillow Case and Sheeting Muslins.
Fruit of the LOOM BleRched Muslins.
Unbeacbed Muslins, l2%, To- l6, Is, 90 90 25c., ETC.
Unbleaehed Sheetng, width, 20c.
Grey Flannel. Tor Bathing Dresses, 371ac.
Gents Summer Undershirts, 75c. and 81.
Bargains in Hosiery at reduced prices,
Choice Shades Colored Alpacas 55 and 60c.
Black Alpacas As, So SO, co. 6 TO- 75 8O 49, and 90c.
5000 Linen Fans, our own Importation.
French WhalebOne Cnrsets, SIPS.
Gloves, Hoop Skirts Suspenders. Necktles. etc.
FAIRIES & WARNER,
NO. a2O NORTH NINTH STREET,
1921 ABOVE RACE.
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A Triumph over the wire-pullers.


THE Select Council yesterday witnessed a
victory over the politicians of our city which
will be gratefully noticed by all the gentle
men and honest men of Philadelphia II will be
recollected that a few weeks since the name of
Charles E. Lex was, through the Vaccinations
of interested parties, omitted by the caucus in
the denomination Of Trustees of Girard Col
lege. The fact coming to our notice, we freely
expressed what we believed to be the opinion
of the great majority of the people of our city
We condemned, in the most unqualified terms,
the conduct of the caucus in thus giving way
to the personal spleen of one of its members,
whose ambition seems likely to O'erleap itself.
AT that time we expressed the conviction that
as soon as the attention of the members was
called to the injustice done, the wrong would
be rectifed. We are heartily glad to see that
our judgment was correct, and that the
mistake made has been corrected. Yesterday
Mr.. Charles E. Lex was reelected to the posi-
tion he has so ably filed, by vote of l6 to 4.
The following is the ballot in detail-
For CHARIEs f. L,EX,-Messrs BURN, Campbe,I.
ss SmeT1 KeSsey Masdas Hodgdon, Hopkins,
ner and spering President,l6 "s
For ROBERT II. GILL.-MeSsra. Barlow Manuel
Rtchie shermer. shern, Smith, and stokIey, T.
An analysis of the vote shows that of those
who voted for Mr.. Lex eleven were Republi.
oans and Ave Democrats while those who
vOted for Mr.. Gill were four Republicans and
one Democrat. This is such decided triumph
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of merit over political chioanery, that we can
not forbear cOngratulating our citizens on the
result, and expressing a hope that it fore
shadows better system Of nominations in the
future. On the second ballot Mr.. Gill was
elected, and on the third Mr. Heaton. Mr..
John Fareira, who received the caucus nomi-
nation in place of Mr.. Lex received but one
vote-that of Mr.. William S. Stokley.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-21

CHEAP DRY COO rs, CARPETS, MATTINGS,
~ OIL CLOTHS. AND WINDOW SHADES Great
Bargains from AuctiOD.-V. n. ARCHAMBAULr,
N. h. corner of ELEVENTH. and MARKE El streeLs,
will omen this morning 1000 yards extra quality dou
Bile impeTal White canton Mating. slightly stained.
Will be sold al S7S worth 75c; Red Check Mating, 2
81 and 5Oc Ingran Carpets. all wool, at g. 75 Sc
a. Sl'26, alB7 and 1885, Ingram Carpets wool hng
20, 49, so, and 62c.; Three-ply CARPETS gG English
pets 81 10 62c OIL Cloths SOC; Entry aud STAIR Car
pets To- SIC window Shades t 70 t8 Plain Shading
6 and BOc Table Linens 62c to $780, Towels 10 TO 25c
FLANNEL for bathing Robes, Slci Muslins 10 10 25c;
store, n. E. corner ELEVENTH and MARKET
Streets A 2lS0m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
[0r adalttonal speelal Nottee. zee ne Second Tao


GFbr additional Special Notices sec me Second PdOsl
F9Bs REFRIGERATOR BAZAAR. B. s.
49, HARRIS d GO. have, in addition to a fine
assortment OF RetrgeratOrs of best quality three
patents, vz-Harris Patent, Rees & Tevis' Patent,
and Wrights Patent ce-Water refrigerator ali
war; Tanted to preserve meat, etc. etc, dry and
sweet, and to be more economical In ice than any
B. g. HARRIS q Co.
5l6Sm4p No. 1IO North Ninth street. near Race
nCS5 NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.-JOY,
CoE co. Agents for the 'TKLEsRAPH"
and Newspaper Press OF the whole country have RE
MOVED from FIFTH and Chestnut Streets 70 No
l44 s. SIXTH Street second door above WALNUT.
oFFICEs-No. IH S. Sixth Street. Philadelphs;
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, New York. ySOAp
h15@ PHILADELPHIA DRUG EXCHANGE
~ ROOMS, NO IL $. THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA, June 81, 1887.
TIE Committee OF the Philadelphia Drug Exchange
return thanks to the Trade and to the Citizens who
kindly aided them In the prosecution of their
the sufferers and the families of the deceased by the
recent sansC IN street calamity.
The Committee have the satisfaction to announce
to the public that they have transmitted to his
the Mayor of the city the OF Seventeen Hundred
and Ten Dollars Sl70 O0 in fItherRnce of the above
object. WILLIAM GULAGER.
GEORGE II. ASHTON.
ROBERT B. PARKINSON,
It's Chairman of Committee,
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THE Hon. LEONARD MYERS, who had contem-
plated a visit to Europe during the present
season, has, as we IN lerstand, abandoned The
idea, in order that he may be present in his
seat at the July session of Congress, which is
now considered q fixed fact.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-21

k9Y@ WEIGHTS ALCONATED GLYCERINE
~ TABLET OF SOLIDIFIED GLYCERINE
softens and smOoths the skin; imparts beauty and
brightness to the complex ion. is deciously fragrant
TRANSPARENT, and superb q Toilet Soap. Order
of your druggist. 5254ptf
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Reoaipts for Nice Cakes.
aINoRR sNAps.

One teacup Of molasses, two Of su.
gar, one of butter, one half Of lard,
one-half Of warm water. The butter,
aud lard melted with II. Ono tea.
spoonful OfsOdn, ono heaping table
spoonful Of ginger. Knead well end
bake 10 quick oven.
nELicATE CAKE.
Two enpsful Of sugar, three. .fOurths
Of sweet mi|k, one halt Of butter. one
tea spoonful ofcream tartar. ono. .b.ls
saof soda, threO cups of ilour, tho White
Of six eggs beaten to froth.
4. WHITE sPoNosIcA CAKE.
The white Of iiss eggs. two,thirds
ofa sapfal Of white sugar, one.hSll
cup Of hour, qne tea spoonful oi
cream tariar.
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PLANK ROAD NOTICE,

NOTICE Is hereby given, tSat ,he an.
nuai meeting Of the Stockholders Of
ehe finin & Oseeola Plank r Roid Com.
peny, will be held at the Office of w. H
Gsoset. 10 Tifin on MONDAY The ISL,
dsy OF February, 1867, between the hours
OF 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, and Q O'Clock, ?. H.,
lqr the election ef Ave direotnrs Ior lhs
ensuing year, aud for tie transaction Of
such other bosiness a. may DO brought
oeiofe the meeilng-y eff : gtot.f,f7
janl7ni4sbl I'D. Loons, Presl.
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Public Sale.

THE undersigned viii offer for sale at
= Public auction, at the late residen CO.
ofL!oyd Norris, deceased, three miles
south Of Tlffin, on tho = siqQ7S
'oa sDlDAV OF JASUART, Is67,usi
The goods and ebsttles of said deceascd
c9psiiling in part Of Grain of all kinds
Wheat IN the ground, Horses, Cattle.
Hogs, Buggies, Harness leud numefous
other articles, 4aer E.,.lr,
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock, A. N.
Tefms made known on day Of sale.
5. J. SEED. Executor.
Tiilin' ec.,,2o, is66,-pfS3.! . st.
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Consumption,
scrOfMla, Rheumatism

HEGEMAN'S Genuine Medicinal Cod
Liver. Oil. has stood the test OF 90
years and thousands OF patients altribu.
teo tneir recovery Ia It's use.
uls warranted pure. HEGEMAN 4 Co
oemis1s and Druggists, New York.
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IMPROVEMENTS.
Divorce.


IosEPHINE REDFiELD. whose res.
v idence Is unknown, will ,take notice
that George II. Red6eltL6f Seneca conn.
-ty Ohio, has in the Court {
CommOu Pleas OF satd County, his peii.
ton for divorce from said Josephin,
charging her with gross neglect Of duty
and with having fraudulently contracted
the marriage contract with petitioner, nd
he asks that said contract may be ar.
nulIcd. - IlV
The said petition win be sor hearing at
the February term Of said Court 1867.
And the defendant willtSke notice that
depositlons 10 be used on the hearing Of
said petition will be taken at the Amer
ican Hotel on Broadway st. New York,
on, the ioth day Of January, 1857, be.
tween the hours Of z o'clock. A. M and
10 o'elock,P. NJ, of said day. JG. 3Is
GIBSON q PESSIseroN,
Attorneys OF Petitioner
decl3H9w6pfS5,O 90. orir.,.,
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WANTED--Agents--S75 to $500 per
" month for gentlemen aud S35 TO SIS
for ladies', everywhere, TO Introduce .he
Common Sense Family Sewing Machine
improved aud perfected, IL will hem,
fell, stitch, quilt, bind. braid aud enbroi.
der beautiNllyi price only sac; making
the elastic lock stitch and fully warranted
for three years. we pay ibe obovei
wages or a'eommission from which nv ice
that amount can be made. ID rar
Address or call on c. BowEas &. Co,
Office, No 256 sonth 6th st, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania. t5l'~ 9aa
Al letters answered promptly with
circulars aud terms.
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rlNE Of the finest residences 10 the vii
" Rge ofRepubhc. sa9a
Three adjoining lots with a good house
and barn and other good outbuildings. al.
so fine lot OF fruit trees, vines. Sc.
Possession given Immediately Il desi-
red.
Enquire ofMrs. Sally MiLLMAN or
L, NJ. STRONG, Tifiu, Ohio.
dec2onl0H
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Winter Feeding Of Cows.
BY DONALD q. MrrcnELL.

ofcourso II must be regular, and
there must be the utmost cleanliness
mere must % no snnt, ana ior OIL
'n0'e ~ iuli now Oi m''k 'ner'
must Do warm ioou' AZ Is quito eA-
u@o.u'""'y' W"a' an euecs tne tenn
Peia.ur0 u INC iOou OF ur'nk mas up
Ou 'n0 '"o'Oa, Se'rS''on' "On'h'y
nurses PsriSo'y unuSrs'anu 'na'
"Ou VIZ "a' 'A'''y OVvOn' "V'"
~, nus " 10y '4's'e' nv" sn0 s'"-
w r. .'l' N ~
s.,. ~ ~. =. - W., 1"US.'',I1 s',', ~"
~ ' -, a.. - ~ 60. 80 -. 20 I..'. s
~ "" -, ~ - ~
n;ltn,r .borId ro,m;, snoh b.rhor
ism Warm ,bol,er and warm uslonn
.hrso ,;mos d.v w;,h no,h.n. IN
bour os exnosuro 10 Tho snnsbino =,
poon oon,ti,n,o ,bo nronor r;,,;,,on
eo,io oow II Al. er., an &c ha.
m;,k
w.t.. g.. m;,.h 49,. =, -
,h,olA h.ra :, ....,. M a. ;
,an,no,.,,.o - a.. .,lt :, ,.,t
,hov ,ro ton, r.,ho. L;,.h.. .,.n
"s"'' '"""
flow within reach Of oyery cow. 40
much the bottor. and in tho well.ar-
ranged recent dairy barus. this sisnro.
yided for. Tho drior tho food. tho
more water. Of course. the animals
will require; but in whatever shane
food may be given. water Mt will. will
be of advantage.
Uoovv ,no,,or. .,ou.5 e,.s !,
croat f.,,en,n,, rrooe.,;o. :; 49, -
mo,ns 40 Io.i.aiIn A. -,
-. 49,. 'S'
of bran. Bran itself makes an odm;.
rablo condiment so docs buctwboo,
coarsely ground. and brewor's sro;ns
if accessible. A little stirrinS IN 81
bone-meal at intervals Of n month q,
two will bo desirable--more esnoo,ol
" II the COWS are fed largelv mo,
roots.
s,o,m,oo .un.,
ba,alv s.v 90 os.os,;.i :, 90 49, - -.
rlo,. n,;li. 49,. M, ' ,V'
a,a.,;.,, =, -, may w
God sorse.,,an;',,. - ', Wv ',s"'us :
a. .,,.L -. iV' s'V"
g. r., "u =. ,i' M.'
Tha.n-o.o.. ,,,,....'.. ~ ,.s 'o' uOuv !,
~ -. ' "'a'
A. ,ho ss.r 20 "o..., III e W - "
90, r,h;oh uo,,,. 49, n,,, rs '"e' ''
ssrvicoah,o
WA. :. -,
,V'p'v' " "Sy 'or m''A-s'vinI
w 'a 70 "o'so .""n STOUT um
s"s '"p s?uu 20 aiiowed u
., . " - Du' 'i''iO pe''or .nan ry'
ns, aa THuor any system Oh iarmint
r0, a 'OOss " ,ne eea''n ana GOOD
i..sl"'.s,., as =. -, Va'''u, '',, ~ Is ru'nouS ''
.,a,, 49, ''"iV'"S un''' ~ mas Mken on
w "u' "'y 'o"u'.'0n' wnleh pe'
' " ~, ~ s0eu-O0'''ns s'a.e' pu'
~ uN ',Vs suon n0s.ec' 1t
n,"'s ,OSs IuuO0u' INNS " may
s'..S ~ S , NO"l 10 sV"e,"' RUIZ III OF
S', 'Ss'O , 'nu' 'n0 ",'AmSn
,AVu'u .V,uinOn'o i0r'nish'
.,'. Ds,D,0 'ns sr'l'TrS w,' ana close a Tort
'' -, 0'''e 4" nat 10 may lose II
s - !. -. ~ Wl'i gam IN succu'eno'
.,' soS :. 'u's suV0S'0n0e wh1ch goes C
,e iv~O'iOnO, quick now OF milk
s,,s S 'l' nay wa''h most farmers are
u'Sposou 70 condemn as "hashy -
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The copartnersbip heretofore existing
between Leopold Rose aud Lewis S,erni
Ia the clothing businesas ls'this dsy, ~.
solved BY mutual consent. Leopo.d Rose
WI continue the business as heretofore
ana wiz settle oil claims against said
urni' and 70 authorized to settle AL oe-
eo.lnss due said Gfm. l.. RosE,
ianl7ls.l LEwis Srrs y
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AucIi0moer's NoIice..

THE Undersigned having ,uhen out L..
: eenso 70 fOilow s9id bussness In Seneca.
q ndioiplplg couA now ready al all
times 10 cry sales. t;ntire satisfaction
will be guardnteel An each csse. Resi-.
dence pear Mexicq HeEecs County, o,
dec2Onl0u. u. JONEb,
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Notice.

THE Undersigned has been duly ap-
pointed Executor Of the last wiITand
testumsn, OF Lloyd Norris late Of Seneca
county Ohi3, deceased. ~.
$. ]. SEED, Executor.
TifIin, Dec. 20, 1868 ApiS2 lag 81.
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WhiskERs AND MUsrAcHEs- r.,..a :.
grow Pea he smocshsst faee N gsesa Y ~ 70
~ss,s ,.s ,asNHs ". ssvieSs's RHsrlvRArpsH Css.
,olspes, setng uPoe the Bead aaa nsi, ~ ~ 1i
most =, 'sseslees nsnasr hsa beea essd n, ,h.
shls ei r.s,, and l1sdee With he mosl a,,s,iss
seessss, Names eI AllperchatstH will be fesi.t.,a
and ndheatitstaitsiaetioR Ia not elvea IN 49,, ~
stance, ne moeey will be oheerlally rshad,a,t -"
Pnss oy @Attt sealed and post paid. Ell Deso,la.
uNeesNatst qnd testl stlmoaisfmailedffs nee. Adlres,
hHseeH. Snurrs& sOo~ Cheullfs, Ne. ees Riss,
sm.s.' t'ey' n. Y. Sole agshts fes he DATED
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ISE TooLS-JAMEs II. CvrrEs \ Co
manufacturers of Ice Tools Of All a..
seriPslons, Nor,a Cambridge, AEss.aeAa
0-9-All orders filled at shor, no,ioa
Send for descriptive list.
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THE MOST PERFECT IRON TONIcI.

HEGEMAN'S FERRArED EGixIK or
- BARK "A pleasant cordial coutalpinp
sctual principles OF, CaDisaya Bark and
PytOPhosphute Of Iroa. Sold BY Drug-
Rists. M.E " --l Lalalnnr
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Guardians Sale
OF
Real ESTATE


pURsUAnr to an order Of The Probate
= Court Of Seneca county, Ohio, in a
certain cause therein pending. wherein
the subscriber 1s snch Guardian Is plaint-
IN and John C. Lyberger and the other
minor heirs Of Andrew j. I,yberger, her
wnrds ore defendants, will offer for sale
at public veuduc on the premises, on "a
.Sdtmdaythe2Gh dqy Of JanWdry1s67,
bet ween the hours Of ten A NJ, and four
=. NJ, OF said day, the real estate de-
scribed Us follows, to wit;
Lot No. seven In the village Of Kansus
Seneca county, Ohio. free and unincum'
bcred OF my right Of dover therein.
Terms OF sale, cash on day of sale.
! SARAH A. LYBERGER,
Guardian Of minor heirs Of Andrew j.
Lyberger.
LEE g. BREWER, Attorneys.
dec2TnllptS3, Bows.
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UJNARM FOR SALE At A BARGAlN.-A
II Fam, three miles Fast Of Bloomyiile, Of 100
scrcs-- 100 acres w good state of cuhvatlon and
the balance finely timbefed With large ltaae barn
ndftoch sheds, Grain Hnuse, two good Wells and
stfeum with living water and a large bearing Or
Apply at The RecordeI's o onios, riiiin, Ohio.
deco -GG-ns-3m
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For Sale.

HtNVO Houses and lots. To one Of said lot,
II sa ecrs Of graaAais suaehsd. e,atsinis. I. y,
..a,l etfsit aeiA afs tilB slod Aear the healos,
~ -t.s 9s,Ass Parsicpltrsesll on w. NJ A s.,
80 N''"s' nov2e- n4-Sn.