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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20
TO TEACHERS.
NO sCHOOL TEACHEIls.

THE SCHOOL EXAMINERS OF SENECA
] County. will hold examinations Rt the ONCE
OF the Examiners, in Tomb's Block, THIN, Ohio,
for the wear 1867 as follows:
March o. I6. % and 30.
April 6, II, 90 and 27.
Nay Z, and IS.
June I.
Tho Examiners request Teaohers NOT ~ apply
for exan ,tion, except upon an examinato dav.
No certificates will be granted on any other day.
Applicants will be required 20 he present At I
o'clock, ?. NJ. on the day OF examination, orthey
E1n AOt be examined.
JoHN MoCkULEY,)
JAMEs PILLARs, ! Examiners
s.J RIRKwooD.
oot4'6s5ltL
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AuCTIoMEER'S NOTICE.

ITHE UNDERsIGRKD HAVING TAKRN
Il nut License to illow said business In Seneca
and Adiolnlng Counties, Ia now ready at all times
TO CRY SALES.
Entire satisfaction win be guaranteed In every
esse. ~ Rsalaence near Mexico, Seneca Comfy
Ohio. Z. JONES.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20

Strawberry FestIval.--The English
Lutheran congregation Of this city, will hold
a Strawberry Festival, at the National Hall,
on Friday evening, June 2lst for the benefit
OF their new church. The Eureka Band viii
nurnish music for The occasion.
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In the gardens of certain noble.
mans country house there happened
to be fixed up at different spots paint.
ed boards with this request;--Please
not to pick the flowers without
leayer' Some wag got paint brush
and added an to the last word.
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DR.. j. CHAMBERLAIN,
BOTANIST.

HAVING BEEN ABSENT FROM THE
City and county two years in consequence OF
returned again to Tiin. to resume his former pro-
fession. Hs- ONCE. one door South Of Behms
Grocery. on Main street Residence, hrst door
East OF the old Osborne Warehouse or Depot.
AuR2i66nA2Y1.
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KLINE, LOWE a CO.,

rIanufactu rers and Dealers in
SASH.
Doors. Blinds. Work ed Flooring. 80.
HAND RAILING, SCROLL SAVING AND
I1Moulding Of al kinds and sizes made to or.
der At abort notice aud on liberal terms.
Those desiring 10 build will do well 10 call on
Us before purchasing elsewhere.
p All Orders filled on the shortest notice.
shop on Market Stree, West OF the Court House
and near the wooden bridge,
TIFFIN, OHIO.
iAn4'6oni2yt.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VoLMER & KTRcHNER.

MERCHANT TAILORS,
A ND DIR ALRRs sINRRADY MADE CLOTH
n Ing. Gente Furnishing Goods. Hats Caps. SO.
Constantly on hand, Broad Cloths, Cassi-
mefes and vestngs, Washington Street, Tihin, o
PartieulAF attention given to Custom Work.
AL orders win meet with prompt attention.
Es-N B.-We have the Agency fnr tha best
Sewing Machine nov In use. noyenitf.
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nR i d n,cnNNFR

H HAVINGatPEHMANEN LOCATED IN
II Tifln has opened an ofice in Tomh's Block.
immediately over the Postofice. He hopes, by a
strict attention to business. with twenty-fcur
years experience In the profession, to merit lib.
eral share OF the public patronage.
once hours-from A. N. 70 ,. ".
ns- Resldence-one mile South OF Tifin, on the
Plank Road. Inov22n6m0
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H. B. MARTIN, M. D.

L'UHMfHLH UF1 MbLIONE---LATE A
IL Surgeon In the army-has permanently lnca-
ted In Tiffin and having had hfteen years expert
ence In the practice Of Medicine, he hopes to
merit and share the public patronage.
~ Office In National Hall building.
All calls attended TO. either at night or day.
Also, Examining Surgeon for Pensions.
Aprlee6tfJ II, n. MARTIN, NJ. D.
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DR.. GEORGE S. YINGLING.
PHYsICTAN & sURGhoN

HAS RETURNED To THE CITY OFTIF-
IFIN, for the purpose OF practicing his pro-
fession.
Calls promptly attended In the city and country.
Can be consulted At his office, in the rear Of the
First National Bank. on Perry street. OF at the
residence OF his her-in-law-Benjamin Tomb.
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Omitted.-The following Incomes were
by mistake omitted in the list published on
the arst page of last weeks issue, and VIC
give them here:
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A'N'N 'Nien,.s... l,I,n nltte I.,.,'''''''' LIVE
The New Liquor LaW.-Under the new
law of this State it is tho duty Of policemen
to arrest any person found intoxicated in the
street or in public houses, aud orders that the
individual shall be taken before a magistrate
and submit to an examination there as to
where he got the liquor the information to
be followed by the prosecution of the person
of the person who sold il to the inebriate.
The G. T.'s Festival. The entertain.
ment given by the Good Templars, on We'd
nesday evening of last week, was well at
tended considering the extreme temperature
Of the weather. Strawberries, Ice Cream,
Lemonade, &c, were served up in good style,
and the arrangements preventing confusion,
which is so apt TO occur at such times, were
complete. The Eurekas furnished some Of
their best vocal and instrumental music and
Everything was lovely except the orrid
'eatl" TIE receipt. were $4,000.
To COrrespOdents.-we are in receipt
of quite number of interesting and readable
communications, which are only laid aside on
account Of their extreme length. We would
be pleased to receive and publish communi.
cations from any part Of the county if they
are spicy, well written, and short say col
umn or halfeolumn.
To "BARoN." IF the story you tell me is
true, it certainly would create a sensation,
but excuse us at present from letting the
world see it. Write again on some other
topic.
Mr.. Daniel Shidler Of Cold Water, Mich,
lays his annual contribution in our "tin, and
says "Having been resident OF Seneca
county for twenty years, you may Of course
think it affords me some pleasure TO receive
the news from there through the columns Of
your valuable paper"
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SCIENCE SILL oN 1HF ADVANCE.
DR.. j. A: ROYEB

LAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN OUR
Y l. City, and offers his professional services to
the citizens Of this place nndvicinity.
~ OFFICE, at his residence, on Perry Street,
in the House lately occupied by DR.. Gibson
npr3n2i-'6T.
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The Bloom OF Youth. Those who wish
a complexion Of marble smoothness and a
bloom Of youth, should use Kings Les Water
Toilet Soap, for sale by Grapes a Co. See
special notice column.
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Ectol & 1flistrllantous.

Don't Don't read Hershiser h Myers
Column Advertisement In to-dav's naner-
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TIAVR YOU RECEIVED LOCAL Bounty
II II not call on us and We will secure you one
Hundred Dollars

For each rs-eolisted veteran soldier in the army.
aayl0ssnsasl \. 9. FrssisSros.
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MEDICAL.
W. II. SLOWER

OrTIcE HoUns-From to 10, A. ~, and 2 to p. ".
Saturdays, from 10 a. N. to sP.M.
oTToE-second Floor-National Block.
aprlin25m2.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-19

An Act in addition to and explana-
I ton OF certain statutes authoriz-
ing towns to aid in the conStruc-
ton OF Railroads within this
State.
1t is hereby enacted, Sc.
SEC /. Any town in this State,
which las been heretofore authoriz-
cd to aid any railroad company by
loan, Gift. subscription for stock. or
otherwise, may vote such aid, or SO
much thereof as shall not have been
thrrctoloUe voted. at any meeting
called for that purpose i'll the man
ner prescribed by law for calling
special town cctingS.uotwithstand-
ing such town, at meeting called
III the manner prescribed by the act
authorizing them to grant such aid.
may have refused to grant aid TO
such railroad, or have granted a por-
ton OF the aid, only, which such
town was authorized to grant.
SEC. ,. ANY town IN this State,
which has been heretofore authorlz-
eel to aid any railroad company, and
Which shall have authorized. or may
| hereafter authorize the selectmcn, or
other officer or agent OF such Town
TO borrow money for that purpose,
may authorize the bonds Of said
( town. with interest coupons attach.
ed. to be issued for the money so
borrowed, or to be borrowed and
any. Vote by such town heretofore
passed authorizing the issue OF such
bonds for such purpose, is hereby
declared valid and legal.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect
! from its passage
Approved March 2S. 1867.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-19
SEE. /. This act shall take eject
from its passage.
Approved March %, 1867.

IN Act to nuniSh breakers Of the
peace and unlawful combinations.
1t Is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. /. Any person who shall
threaten any violence or injury to
| amy other person, with intent to pre-
vent such other persons employ
ment in any mill. manuiactory, or
shop, quarry. mine, or on any rail
road, shall be punished by fine not
exceeding one hundred dollars, or
by imprisonment in the common jail
not more than three months.
SEC. >, Any person who shall
by threats, or intimidation. or by
force, either alone or in combination
with others. alright, drive away, or
prevent any other person from az :
cepting, undertaking or prosecuting
any employment to labor III any mill.
shop, manuiactory, mine, quarry, or
amy railroad with intent to prevent
the prosecution of work in such
mill, shop. ma1utactory, mine, quar-
~, or amy railroad, shall be punish.
ed by Imprisonment in the State
prison not more than five years, or
by fine not exceeding five hundred
dollars.
SEC. 3. This act shalltakc effect
from its passage.
Approved March %. 1867.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-19

An Act to enable the towns therein
named to aid in the construction
Of the Montpelier and s.. Johns.
bury, and Essex County Rail
road.
1t is hereby enacted sc.
SEC. !. The towns of Moutpe-
Iier, East Montpelier. rlainiield,
Marshield, and Cabot in Washing.
ton County, the town OF Orange in
Orange County, the towns Of Hard
wick. Walden, Danyillc, Peacham,
st. JolnSbury, Waterford and kir-
by, in Caledonia County, and the
towns of Concord and LuncnbuIE,
! in Essex County, are hereby author
! i2cd and empowered, in the mann cr
/ hereafter specified, TO aid in the con
struction OF the Montpelier and st.
JohuSbury. and the Essex County
/ Railroad, either hE subscribing for,
/ orpurchaSing the stock CT bonds of
such roads, or by guaranteeing the
/ payment OF interest on such stock
| or bonds.
SEC. =. Such subscription, pur-
chase or contract may be made by
/ any OF said towns when the assent
in writing thereto of II majority oi
these paying taxes, both in number
and amount Of grand list then it
force in such towns, shall first be
obtained by an instrument of assent
signed aud acknowledged before any
person authorized 10 take the ac
acknowledgements of deeds in the
county in which such town is Sllua
ted. by each person 50 asserting
and each assent shall bc dated. an'
shall specify the amount Of th'
grand list oi the person asserting
Said instrument of assent shall Sc
forth in substance th" contract, SUI
Scription or purchase. Ia be- made b.
| such town. and the conditions o.
| which the same ls to be made pro
. vidcd the assent Of no taNpaNc
. shall Ice binding or OF force, on b
! counted in asccrtdinlng the major
. ty aforesaid, unless such maIorlt
- shall have been obtained within ii
r months from the date of the frs
Y certificate of assent.
SEQ. ). Every Such instrumcn
. of assent shall have been Sbtainc
r within slX months from the date {
!. the first prtlllcatc of assent.
r SEC. 3. Every such instrumcI
# of assent shall name three pcrsOn
!. who shall be resident citizens an
:. taxpayers of the town wherein sue
h assent shall take effect, who sla
g he commissioners To make aud ext
Il cute in the name of and on bchn
- of such town, the contract, SUI
e scription or purchase therein mel
toned Aud when said comnl'
II sioners shall have made and cXccl
l. ted said subscription, purchase
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-19

An Act ccding TO the United States
exclusive jurisdiction over sites
for Custom House.
II is hereby enacted, Sc.
SEC. /. The exclusive iurisdic
ton over 50 much land in the town
Of Newport as the United state,
shall hereafter purchase not cNcccd
ing three acres is hereby ccdcd "a
the United States G. America, pro
Nidcd said United States shall pur
chase such pprc of land of the own
crs thereof aud shall erect thereon u
building for custom house o. ioroiil
er purposes, and keep therein SaId
custom house. ,.,
SEC. .. Al the land over when
jurisdiction is hereby ccdcd, ana the
buildings and property when NAY
be placed thereon by Said uhlted
States, shall br exempt from TAXA
tion so long ~ the sane SHAH he
used for the purpose hereinbelore
mentioned.
SEC. 3. This ac' shall in no man.
ner take away on Interfere with the
Jurisdiction of this state for the pur.
pose of serving or executing any lc.
gal process.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-19
town shall be excluded.

town shall be excluded.
SEC. q. When any instrument
of assent herein provided for shall
have been signed and acknowled by
the majority. and in the manner
herein required, the commissioners
named in such assent shall append
thereto certificate by them sub
scribed and sworn to. stating that
such assent has been signed and ac-
knowledged by such majority, as re-
quired by this act. And shall cause
such instrument. assent and certlti-
cate to be fled in the town clerks
Office OF tho town where the same
has effect. and cause the same to be
there rccordcd. And copy of such
assent and ceri iicate. certified by
sIch tOwu clerk, shall be recorded
in the county clerks Office OF the
county where such town is situated.
And such commissioners shall e
sworn to a faithful discharge of their
duties. And until such records are
made, said commissioners shall not
proceed to make any contract, sub
sCription or purchase in the name or
behalf Of such town.
Such certificate SO executed and
and recorded shall be conclusive
evidence of the facts stated. and by
this act authorized to be stated.
therein. And a certified copy there,
of. and of such assent. from either OF
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-19
An Act to prevent the destruction
OF fish by the use OF pounds or by

Of fish by the use of pounds or by
the setting of nets.
It is hereby enacted. Sc.
SEC. /. If any person shall here.
after take. Kill, or destroy, by the
use ofpounds, or by the setting of
nets Of any kind, in any waters of
this State, any fish, such person
shall forfeit and pay to the treasurer
Of the town in Which or nearest
which, the same Shall be SO taken.
killed, or destroyed, in this State,
the sum OF liye dollars for each and
every fish SO taken, killed or des-
troycd, to be recovered on complaint
Of town grand juror, with costs of
prosecution /; and any justice of the
peace Of the county shall have full
jurisdiction to hear, try and deter
mine the same.
SEC. =. This act Shall take effect
from It's passage.
Approved Marcl - 1861.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-19

An Act to enable the Bennington
and Rutland Railroad Company
to aid in obtaining necessary
Railroad connections.
1t il hereby enacted &c.:
SEC. !. The Bennington an d
Rutland Railroad Company are
hereby authorized and empowered
to subscribe for. purchase or acquire
the bonds Of the Lebanon Springs
Railroad Company, a corporation
existing in the State cf New York,
or the bonds or stock of amy other
Railroad Company, now or hcrcat-
tor organized. whose road may con
meet with the Bennington and Rut
land Railroad. or with any railroad
connecting herewith, in such man
ner and direction as 10 afford to Sald
I Bennington and Rutland road, com
munication by railway with New
/ York, Albany. or Boston. And tl
hold. or to sell, assign, or dispose o'
such bonds or stock. upon Sucl
terms as they may think proper
and to guarantee the payment o
such bonds, or of dividends on sucl
stock, and to make any contract in
cident thereto.
SEC. .. The said Bennington
and Rutland Railroad Company ar
hereby further authorized and EN-
powered, TO Issue their bonds. at
; rate of interest not exceeding seVcl
per cent. per annum, payable sem
annually. and execute mortgag
or deed of trust of their said raj
road and franchise or other proper
Is. or to pledge the income thcrco
either for the purpose of sccurin
the payment ot said bonds. or of st
. curing the performance of any qua
. antec or contract that may be mad
> by said Company as authorized b
the first section OF this act.
. SEC. 3. No contract shall l
made by said Company under I'll
d. authority conferred by this act, III
{ til such contract shall be authorize
I by vote Of the directors OF said con
c pany, and approved by a vote
e three fourths III amount OF the stocI
Y holders of said Company, at leg
/. meeting thereof.
!. SEC. 4. This act shall take {
feet from its passage.
r Approved March IS, 1867.
A. ~. 10 ,oo,rnoratn tba DuttaV
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-19

rcctorS to issue a preferred or guar
auteed stock for the purpose of sat
IsiNIng. paying or purchasing prior
claims or membranes upon or IN
tereStS in said road and property.
not exceeding in amount the amount
Justly due upon sal prior claims or
membranes. And such stock may
bc exchanged for such prior claims
or membranes upon such terms as
may be agreed on. And said pre-
1eued or guaranteed stock when so
issued shall be entitled to receive
dividends from the earnings and in.
come of said corporation at the rate
ot seven per cent. per annum. paya-
be semi-annually, free of United
States tax, before amy other diyi-
dcndS Shall be made therclron.
And said corporation shall pay and
Shall be liable to pay such dividends
on said preferred stock Scmi-aunual.
/ ~ from their earnings or income,
And until declared, interest shall be
/ added 10 each dividend from the
end OF the half year when the same
/ should be declared. And no divi-
dendS shall be paid on the common
/ stock Of sad corporation until di-
yidend is made on said preferred
stock, nor while any Scmi-anuual di-
, Vidcnd on SAID stock or interest
thereon, herein provided for, re-
4 !
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-19
Laws OF Vermont.
SPECIAL SESSION, A.DIss7
Designated by the Secretary Of state
for publication IN all the Newspapers.

| y
mentioned, to ii d III obtaining
| necessary railroad communica-
tions.
It's hcreby cnacted By the General
assembly Of the ,Stdtc Of Vermont
SEC. /. The towns OF Benning-
ton, Shsftsbury, Arlington, Sunder-
land, Manchester, Winhall, Peru,
Landgrove, Sandgate, Dorset and
WOodford, in the County OF Ben
nington. and the towns of Dandy,
Mount Tabor, and Clarendon, Tin
, mouth, Wallingford. and Rutland,
in the County of Rutland, or any
or either Of them. are hereby au-
. thoriZcd and empowered to subscribe
for, purchase, or acquire, upon the
conditions in this act specified, the
bonds of the Lebanon Springs
Railroad Company, corporation
/ existing in the state of New York,
or the bonds or stock Of any other
/ Railroad Company, now or hereafter
organized. whose road shall connect
/ with the Bennington and Rutland
/ Railroad or with any road connect
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subscription for. or purchase of such
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acknowledged h% the majority ,;, mere
III req quilcu' SUE" P'iN'''a wv =,
named Shali DE commissioners lor
that purpose Anu any COM, act
subscriptions, VI '"'''i"St' " ''''i'' III
lnaur ana SupNclioc'e III wiring III
ne name an" pel''I' VI s'''n ;'oM IT, H.
III p"i'u"I'vc o' '''' ~! '''N VI ~. 81. II
assent ana llol lhco''N'S'e''l '.'rit
WIN, nor WIN t,l' lrpNIN'oin VI ''l'S
act S'laIi ne N'''u "''" ''i'''' ~ "P'"
Such town.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-19

IN Act to provide for the expenses
of The present Session Of the Gen
cral Assembly
1t is hereby enacted, &c
SEC. /. The sum cttcI lousand
dollars is appropriated, 10 he pur-
pose oi paying the debcnt psof the
Lieutenant Governor, 4 Senate
and House Of Representatives,, and
the contingent expenses Of the pres
ent special session OF the General
Assembly.
SEC. >. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved March %, 1867.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-19

joint Resolution concerning tho
control Of the Railroads in Vermont
by foreign corporations.
WhcrcdS, the control by foreign
corporations of the railroad facilities
| of this state has become n subject
OF grave practical Importance, aud
I whereas serious complaints haze
been brought to the attention of the
. Legislature against the conduct of
such corporations, engaged IN tn
infringement Of Vermont roads,
ana
Whereas. Ito disposition of these
public works ought Ia be- allowed,
which impairs the paramount right
of the people OF the state 10 the inst
and reasonable use thereof; There.
fore.
/ Rnoirm bg the Senate AID House
aC Representatives.:
That the Governor be requested
10 appoint three commissioners.
whose duty it shall he to consider
this subject aud Ia inquire into the
grievances allcdgcd to have been
sustained, with power TO send for
persons and papers and to report tc
the next annual session Of the Legis.
lature whether amy, and what addi.
tional legislation in the premises il
necessary, and to prepare any hill
on the subject which they may think
proper TO recommend.
JonN w. STEWART,
Speaker of the House uf Representa-
tives.
a. II. GARDNER.
PresiC ent Of the Senate.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-19

l,ARATOGA STAR SpRiSG WATER, fresh
- from the spring, by the can, or in smaller
Il Quantities, at kEYES' STORE, Nowbury, Vt
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-19

CHAMBER SETS. A VARIETY OF PLAIN
~ and Ornamental Bcdrooin Suite. Mattras
gee, Spring Pedp, Cottage Bedstcads, Cribs and
r.AH TKEyEs 4 cos
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-19

IRA III. <NskN ~.

PHYSICIAN AND SURG E0N,
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