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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-02-06

sentative in congress and, what is far
more important to her own citizens, will
have realized such an advance in material
wealth as will enable the expenses of a
state government to be borne without OPP
preston to the tax payer. Of new COM
munities, it way be said with especial force
and it is true of old ones-that the in
ducement to emigrants, other things being
equal, is in almost the precise ratio of the
rate of taxation.
The great states of the northwest owe
their Marvellous prosperity largely to the
fact that they were continued as territories
until they had grown to be wealthy and
pOpulOus communities.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington, Jan. 90, 1867.
Brick! Brick "A New Brickyard is
in preparation for spring operations in
South McGregor. Mcssrs. Brush & Nc
CLEAR, from Buffalo, New York, have leas-
cd grounds at point where clay of most
excellent quality is abundant, and will
make brick next season onIa large SCALE
They are brickmakers by trade and have
made brick for the Buffalo market for many
years. Parties DESTROYS Of making con-
tracts for brick will address Brush & Nc
Clear, Box l27, McGregor. 536w4.
The Latest.
1t is believed congress will not change
the currency-reduction law or reduce the
tax on whisky. Gen. Sheridan will prob
ably be put in command of the troops to
be sent against the hostile Indian tribes in
the west 1.-The Mexican consul at San
Francisco telegraphs that the reported ex-
ecution of the United States consul at Ma
zat.an is false. The Fenians in New
York, have concluded to retain the arms
offered for sale, as they expect something
to turn up soon. Forced loans have been
decided upon by the imperialists at La
Teja, Mexico. ..Doran Killian of St.
Louis, will, in speech at Washington to :
day, make full expose of Fenianism..
The new plan Of reconstruction spoken of
in another column, favors suffrage based
on reading and writing, and property
qualification of $3.50, to be submitted for
adoption, to the southern legislatures, to
pave the way for the submission of the
question by the president, in his messages
to the 4Oth congress. Resolutions to that
effect were sent to the governors of several
of the southern states, accompanied by an
advisory letter, stating that they met the
presidents approval. The question of
amnesty does not appear to have been an
essential feature of the proposed plan.
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Ladies can receive box of DR.. velpau's Pills by
mail sealed from the eyes of the lnblic, by enclosing
one dollar and six postage stamps to NJ. ". Macombcr
General Agent for lis at Albany, n. Y.
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PERSONAL.
b. Strouse and Maj. Kohn have return
ed to the east-the first to New York, the
last to Philadelphia. The last one went
because kind, young wife was lonesome
without him, and we suspect the first one
took leave because he was longing for the
company of one who will soon become his
wife. BERNARD, how is it? In the mean
time Sherman-sir-named Michael-will
run the Strouse & Rowe mercantile Of Nc
Gregor, and Abram Kohn, the poet, will
dispense clothing from the popular store
over which the brothers preside. MIR. 4
Mrs. Ellsworth, of New York, are here to
see us. Mrs. z: is we'll and most agreea-
bly, known among us as once Miss Mamie
Hunting, sister to Bill. and Ben. We
hope these new arrivals will remain per-
manently among us........Mr. Goodwin
Howe has gone to Ohio to assist his moth
or in the settlement of some matters per-
tanning to property: he may be gone sew
eral weeks. In the meantime the firm Of
N. A. Chapman & Co., of which Goodwin
is the "Co.," will 60 right along. Mr..
Stewart Worden is employed to fill his
place.
Mrs. SHARON writes us that she does
not get her "original poetry out Of any
book. She sends US two more very good
articles, which, together with her defens-
i've letter, we may publish next week.
Her recent contributions to the TINES
have awakened much research in the old
Hymn Books......A Chicago friend sends
us poetic article just too late for this
issue......Our- "New York Correspondent"
is laid on the table for this week. Mr..
Theron Smith and lady, of North Ohio,
have been the guests for two weeks of Mr..
and Mrs. z. Hopkins: they left for home
on Monday. We hope they will quit that
old world and come to McGreror.
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From the Manchester IN, H. Mirror I

The White Pine Compound has become one OF the
standard medicines Of the days it is the best Cough
Remedy ever knew We have never been without
1t day for fifteen years, and never expect to be- In
our family it is deemed necessary sugar and salt
tea and coffee When the first symptoms OF cold ap-
pear spoonful OF it is taken, and in nine Of ten
in day the cold is gone. In weaknesses Of the kid
neys have doubt, from the testimonials of men
we have known, and In whose word can put inn.
plicit confidence that it is as good remedy there
Is in the wide world. The virtues OF White Pine 10
just beginning to be understood by the people in this
section Of country Among the Indians of california
and the tribes that hover the borders Of cvilza-
ton east Of the Rocky Mountains among Mexicans
Spanish and the mixed from the western borders
of Texas to the Pacific and from Lower California
New Grenada, the great Throat Remedies have Pine
as the leading ingredient. 3m538
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Obituorp


DIED November 27, 1866, HAT
TIE, daughter of Thomas and Mari
anne Egbcrt, aged 8 years, 2 months
and 10 days.
HATTIE spent but few summers
here, and when the flowers faded she
passed away leaving sad vacancy in
the homo circle Her death was very
distressing A rusty nail pcnetra-
ting her foot caused the most intense
pain, aud destroyed her life in few
hours. We trust she has been trans
ferrcd to that cline whore pain and
death are feared and felt no more.
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pURsUANr TO an order Of the Probate
= Cosrl OF Sareca cnunlY, Ohio, to me
sued wherein the subscriberis plaintiff
and Alexander Smith and others his
wards are defendants, | will offer at pub.
lie vsndue on the premises hereinafter
described, on Saturday IA, 18th day of
January 1857, between the hours Of Ten
A. NJ. and lour P. NJ. of said doy, the real
estate bounded und described us follows,
10 wit:
idiot No. fourteen. (l4) in the, town OF
BetlsvilIe, Seneca county Ohio, bounded
on the north by the Findlay state road,
on the west by the ulley between lots No
l3 and Ia. on the south by the alley be.
tween No 6 and "A aud on the east by No
Is, free ana unincum5ered OF the
dover of Maria Smith now Maria Tap
ping, therein,
TERMS, one.ihrd cash. one-third In one
and Two years with interest from day oil
sale. Deferred payments to be secured
by mortgage on the nremises.
HENRY DOUB,
Guard. of minor hirs rfJ clh Smith
decd. fNF dec9OnlO Opf$4'o0w4.
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- DEATH OF a PIoNEER.-The Tole-
do Commercial says: The death Of
William Hamer, of Clyde, Sqndusky
county, is announced. He was one
of the oldest Inhabitants of the coun--
ty, aud was the patron Of that town,
which from its FIRST settlement towith-
in about fifteen years, was known on
ly as sHamer's Corners" and was a
prominent point on the old stage
route, being the regular place for
changing horses between Lower San
dusky, (now Fremont) and Amsden's S
Corners, (now Bellevue.) He kept
the Stage HOuse, and thus became ac-
quainted with most travellers. lie
was also a merchant, and at one time
the father of General Mcpherson
was his partner. He died on the 26th
Of December at the age OFFS years
Sahdusky Register.
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Notice.

] .
rs hereby given to the members Of tn,
\ Farmers' Mutual Ralirs-, Associallvf
OF Senecf Cauniy, Ohio, iha. an asacss,
meni hls been made on the members oi
said Association of one G,ili ON the dollar
TO pny the liability Of snid association
occasioned by the burning ofthc Barn pf
Nicholas Umsted. Of Clinton township,
and thnt'ior the purpose OF receiving the
amount due from the members Of said
Association, thr 'nrcusurer will visit tho
following pllces, from 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
to o'clock,P. NJ. euch dqy:ta
Az John Guisbett's Ia a lums township
onlhe 9TH dey Of ,Iandary, lS67s u A.
". $. Ciark's. ia Pleasant township. on
the ethday Of JanurI, 1861; at Ilenry
R1senberger's for Hopevci aud Seneca
loN nships, on the 9th dag OF January,
1867; at Jacob Bpwser's for Clinton III,
on the 10Th day of January 1867; at Isaac
Stlnehaugh's for Bloom and Eden town
ships on The ! 1l;h day Of January. 1867;
a; the Town lllllin Repnblic for Scipio
townGhip, on the 18th day Of Jlhunry
1867; et Joseph Shrrk's ipr THOMPSON
township, on the l4th day Of Japuhry '67;
At jane, Bolin's store, in West Lodi, FIR
Rerd township, on the 18th day Of jan
uary, 1857 llllillte titllN
Those failing to pay .nt the places
ahwe specified, wilt be charged ten per
cont penalty. Those rulo. Will he strict
" adhered 10. NICHOLAS NOEL,
dccl3w3, rrensurer.
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Domestic EcoNoMY.--No house
keeper or cook is fully prepared to
enter successfully upon her culinary
duties without having the Best Chem
zeal ,Salaratns on hand. II relieves
the mind Of much of the care and
anxiety experienced by a skilIful cook
For sale by most merchants and gro
GERS. Call for the genuine in red pa
pers. tits better than soda.
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Gpuenial.


MARKIED.-Dec. %, 1866, at the
residence of the brides father, by
Rev. VIM. w. Criley, Mr. FRANK
CHASE aud Miss ISABEL BowsER
both Of Seneca county.
Along with the above camo nice
bundle Of wedding cake, for which
our thanks may be received, We
wish a happy Christmas to the two
united on that day, and hope that
each returning anniversary may al
ways bring JOY and gladness unto
them. .sr. a.-.a.r.. .tr- 5s,ta'
On the 9th of December, by the
Rev. j. II. Good, UproN j.. CRAMER,
Esq, to Miss MARY L. SoUDER, both
of this city.
OK the 1st instant, by the same,
WELcHIeN KEcHELY, TO Miss KATE
Cook, both of Scipio. -sr
On the 1st instant, by the same,
WIN. T.. SHUMANs to Miss SARAH a
ZIEs, both of Pleasant township.
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THE FAIR on New Years evening
presented such jam as We have new
er before seen at National Hall The
programme announced a band Of min
strels said to be from Sandusky but
the first air they played told a story
Of Gideon's band disguised with burnt
cork. From the number of people
present on Tuesday evening, the re-
.ceipts must have been $500 or more
The Fair closes tonight or to-mor
row night, and has been complete
success throughout.
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A SAD CASE OF DEsrIrurioS. We arc in
formed that there is Il family in our city, who
are in very needy circumstances---a woman
and four children, one about four weeks old.
They have no clothing fit to wear, aud are
compelled to go barefoot, at this inclemcnt
season, as well as hungry. Some assistance
has been rendered, but they are still far from
comfortable Marshal MurscHLrs bhs sigpi-
fed his readiness to see that any donations
len in his care, win be promptly delivered
TO the family. They live near. st. Joseph $
Church. The husband has served In the l07th
%. WI, but his present whereabouts is not
known. We know that our citizens will not
suffer this family to continue in wan. in the
midst Of plenty, ,-.,lt. iahae ,l,.A
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no CONsUWPTIVES

The adveri'ef.havns been tei,arsd % health In a
sw wsst, by avery staple tsmrdy. aasr having
suffered iorsevsra years With ,eveteluag aec,ion,
and that dread d,csss, ,rpnsum.tion--is anxiops 10
make knpwe 10 his fellow spasrerths means creare.
To all who de.irei,, he will send copy cfihe pre-
sctipton usetffee OF shetgs,l wish The direction,
fcrp~paribg aud u,ius The same, which the, viii
dnda suSs Or as fosuossu .rrtoS, AsrssA TAOS.
cHirs, cousH'. Cotps, and all rhraat aud lunr
Affection me cny ohiec, OF the udysr l,er In
seodagthe cicscri ion isio brueaiihc afflicted aud
be hone,eveTy suIs'cr wru hi. remedy, a. il viii
eost them nothing and may rrove bessirF.
rsrues visiting the ptosori ,,tou, rRee, by return
mail, willrlease saatr,s
Raw. EDWARD a. WILSON.
Willamshuse. Kings CO., New Yoth.
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The rapid pace of every one you meet
their muiIlei form, hasiy nod of recog-
nition as they pass, the signilcaut sound as
your heel crushes the frozen suow,- -the quick
passage of sleighs over tho icy streets, Che
frosted windows, hiding all withou, and all
within,--the ccarncss Of the atmosphere, aud
the tall columns Of smoke rising from every
house-top, in the morbing airare peculiarly
indicative of downward tendency Of mcr-
curry. At night-fall, last evening, the Their
momsser stood IA above zero, but by morn
ing it had fallen considerably nearer that
point. Tl,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TnosE persons who have on dusty
shelves magazines of two or three
years accumulation, or music sadly
neglected for want of binding should
take them to the Book Binder who
has recently established himself in
our city. See advertisement else.
whera
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PREPARE TO Sow SPRING WHEAT.
Ave desire to say good word to
our farmers. The wheat crop last
year was a, failure. Instead of SUR
plus We must buy our -four from
abroad. Now this is bad policy,
aud should be avoided. The fall has
been so bad for getting in winter
wheat that but little was sowed. The
only remedy is to sow spring wheat
Some Of our farmers did this last
year, and got good paying crops. Let
us urge upon our farmers to arrange
during the wintcr for seed wheat,-
Send to Chicago, If necessary, but
don't fail to put in few acres very
curly in the Spring.
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The great rush at the closing-out
sale Of Dry Goods, at CoNDIr &
HAMmToNls still continue, They are
rapidly reducing their stock, and ali
wanting goods should "slrike while
the ircn is hot, They are selling
6ne Empress cIothp for soc, all wool
plaid Poplins fos 9Oe--wcrth 81 so,
piles of Dress Goods for 25c, woIsb
SOC; and everything 10 the same pro.
-.i-- y % and see them.
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DrY AT HoME AN exchange pats fotth an ap-
peal to its readers to patronze homo merchants,
mechanics, etc. The appeal $50 just, 81 well us
so pointedly put, that we reproduce a portion of
the article and desire TO mix, an application oi
u TO our own town: sour mechanics Of all kinds
are as skillful in their several avocatIons, and
deserving OF patrousgc. as the same class OF men
in any other town or city. whoever sends abroad
for anything that can be purchased here, is doing
tho industrial interest OF our city injustice, and
is retardlng the progress and prosperity Of the
place. Many persons fancy that an article which
comes from Cleveland, Pittsburgh OF New York,
Is better than II the same were bought or manu-
featured here. In many instances they will pay
more FOR Inferior article, TO crafty their vain de-
sire for something far-feiched than good article
would cost here, 1t is always safest TO patroui1e
homo manufactures, and vastly better for both
producer and consumer In the end"
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THE JANUARY IHAw" often
leaves many unpleasant memchtoes,
III the ebape of sudden Colds and
Coughs. They are, however, easily
controlled by tho use Of Co.'s CouoH
BALsAM., 1t is agreeable to the taste
,offectunl, and nc family with children
subject to Group can afford to be
without il, as il is infallible for Group
if taken in season. ft
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scHENcK,s sEAWEED TONIC.

This medicine. invented by Dr. J. L. soHEHoE,
Of Phlaae'phla is in.eadei 10 dssolve the iood aad
maket Into rhsme the irs' proeess Of Digestion. By
oeans;nF tho stomach With sehssck's MAndsAks
Fis the Tog Faon npoFol he aPaaiita, Aad iood
tbas eoud 7. La cssa leore usine 4 VIII be etaly
dlse,ed.
clnsunp, on caauSi BE- ourol b. ssheaeS's Pal
inonie 5 r.p un.ess The stomach and liver Is made
heathy aad the appaitc rsslored, hence The Tome
aad Pls a.e required Ia nearly every case Of con-
sun p.an. A hall dozsn boitles OF the sEAVEED
TONIC aad ihree or four hcxel Of the MANDRAKE
PILLS will cure any Ordinary case Of dyrpspsn.
lir s8liRsoR makes professional yia,a in New
York, Bo,on, aud Al hls principal oaiee Ia Phaial-
pha ogery week. See daily papers Of each pIAee or
hspa aph q oa 60 isunpon his days Tor v1ila-
reeic onlcrve wheD plreiasng, that the two ike
ae %. o. lhs Doctor, one when IN tho LAT aass ei
C3nnnip ION. aud The Oiier q hsHow "a, In pgreci
heiih, mr. the iovrrTment Hamp.
sod by aii Drusgisis aud DceerA, price si.sO Per
ne, Or yTsi ,be hal-doEfu Aiilsiiel. ior advice
.houd be adirexed 70 Dr. soansoka Prluupal
Oahss No. lk.Nenh s.is slrest fi,ssisphia, Pa
CnSa yyksosye Ase,nst Dsnli Names 4 Co.
n. r.; =. =. Hanes, Iialiliiors MAJ John ".
Parka. c.hsIn,aiL lndsi walker's Iayiof, CHI
caso, El.i Collins iifoa., 81 Louis. No
!
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FoR SALE-Lots numbered 4Ox4l,
corner lots in the "a Ward. on the
road leading to Fort Seneca, beyond
the residence Of Frederick Singer,
On one Of the lots is a new two story
frame dwelling house with eight
rooms and a good we'll and cistern.
TERMs.-s2O00 for the house and
two lots. Apply at tho dwelling to
tf w UHIAH HuBgR
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Tho Masonic Instalaticn.---fAs
Lodge Room, was fned With ladies and gen
,lemen, last evening, to witness the eeremon-
les ofins,ailIne Of officers, for the ensuing
year, which were impressive and solemn.
The ofisia,ing Clergyman was Rev. BRoAD-
wELL, Of clyde. Antficient quoir was pres
ent under lead Of Mr. SAMUEL PcoH.
The following are the principal officers who
were installed, aud Invested with insignia Of
Office:
Tim Lodge No. u Of Free and AeePted
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EpIroRs TIrFlx TaInuNE:

A1DitohS AlfFlN 1hlbuNk.
In your issue this
morning I found nut for some
Arithmet etician to crack / think the
following solution will suffice;
LIST. DRAW the three gallon pail full
and empty into the five gallon demi
john, draw again the three gallon pail
full from the cask and I'LL up the
demjohn from the pail, end there will
be one gallon remaining in the pail,
now empty the contents Of tho demi;
john into the cask and pour the re.
maising gallon eat Of the pail init
the demiion. and refill the pail from
the task and empty into the demijohl
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FoUND.-A rod shawl belonging
probably to a lady, was found last
week near the Drug Store of ifershis-
er& Myers. The owner can have the
same by proving property and pay
ing for this notice.
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Capt. s. S. KIsINoER. is the Agent
of the Travellers Insurance Company,
Hartford Connecticut, lie will in
sure against accidents of all kinds.
Cash Capital, s5OO,OOO, which means
money on hand and and not notes or
atock
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LETTER LIsr.-Remaining in tho
Post ofice at Tifhn, january 1st,
1867:
Elizabeth Angel, D. IT. Belts,
Blare, f. NJ. & Co; Mary Blackwell,
+. Butt, J. G. Brown, S. W. Buck
j. w. Canary, j. Chester, Francis
Tanning, Julia johnson, John Kucp.
pie, Francis Kuhn, Miss McChoster,
w. G. Myers, Truman Myers, Laura
Ruse, Delilph Smith, Mary Smith,
Lawrence Sillo, Samuel Wagner, Ma
ry Werner.
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ERRORS or YOUTH,

Gent leman has suffered for year. from Nervous
DEBILITY. Premature Decay, and all The effects Of
youthful indssersrlon, wilfor the sake Of snTeri
humanity, free TO all who need u. the root pc
and directions for making the simple remedy by
which he sa,.uFsd. sufferers wishing to pnht by
b. advertisers experience, DO 30 by .Addressine
JOHN u, OGDEN.
rNItr Nails Cbamhefs ST., Nes York
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Mrs. L. @. ALLEN, is agent for a
new improved Sewing Machine, called
2 The Apericau, = price only $1,000.
Also wi!l furnish any high priced
machine desired. Before Buying can
aud see at No. 3, shawhan's New
Block, TifiD, Ohio. 3L
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E1ARu PoR SALE AT a bARGAIN.--A
II Yarn three miles Easl ~ BioomtiIls w.. of 100
100 acr~s 10 good State, of eulnvatlon aad
the baianoe hnsly fimberrd. With larae flame TARA
fsl9a,m With ltyias vtaisf and hfgsbssfing uf,
chad LL Q.!oII4.rI ~ nt
~ Terms low and good time kivsa foI payment
Apply At the Recorders Oniee, Tina, ohio.
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Guardian's sale
OF vt
Real Estate.

puRsUASr 70 an order Of TIE Probate
Court Of Seneca county, Ohio, Ia q
certain cause thercln psldmg, wherein
.ihe tnliScriberlas such Guardlaa u eiaint-
TiG aud John C. Lybergcr and the other
minor heirs Of Apars~ J.lIs burger, hes
wards are deiepdRnts, wiu .oHr lH sale
at public vendue on The promises, ON
,Satwdoythe26th day fJaandryls67,
bctween the hours Of ten A NJ, and four
y. NJ, OF said day, the real estate de-
scrlhed as follows. to vii:
LII No seven in the village Of kansas
Seneca county. Ohio. free and unlhcpin'
hcFed Of nv right Of dower therein.
Terms ofsale, cash ~ day OF sale.
SARAH A, LYBERGER,
Guars slgn Of minor beiss Of andrew y
Gvbrfgef. ~
LEE s. BREwgR, Attorneys.
! :. c5,tirees-s -s0war
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SCRATCH snRAFCul 4 sonATCHl
wheatonb iniment wilieurs the Itch IL A. houT,.
Also enrss SALT RHEuM. ULCERS. CniL
RLAlNs, and All ERUPrIONs OF THE SKIN.
Price so cent, Pas sale by slldtnggIss. y, ssnd,
ing 90 ossiste WEEKS \ POTTER. sole Agepts.
i70 washiugioa street. BodoR. Il willbe forwarded
by mail, ffse Of Posass,,o any PaF' Of hs Uuitsd
etstss.
. Iune T. 1866 i.lII -N 'N 9f-lf
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THE Singing School, under the IN
struction of Prof. MORGAN, will be
resumed on Monday evening, at the
Firemens' Hall, the intermission du-
ring Che holidays having expired.
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NoTIcE,-The gentleman thattoOk
my coat cut of Harry Spayth's Gro
Gerry Store is requested to return it.
if not viii expose him: as l am very
wsllaware who he is. z
Htvaf 4r AUSTIN BECK
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TnE New Gospel of Peace or My
Policy, is the title of very interest
ing aud spicy article, which appears
on the lst page. II deserves a care
fnl reading.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03

, hCoNuSbRUM.-Why is the TRIBUNE
like a ;ooth-brush7 Because every
body should have one,of his own, and
met borrow his neighbor's.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03

The Advertiser devoted half column last
week to our daily-7prophecying itS early de-
cay. Butwe had done that before. The cdi-
sorlsbOred bard to accomplish a joke, but
failed. Giving him, however, the credit of
ajokc, we-iie in wait until we can have an
opportunity to put salt on the Advertisers
tlel
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03

3 % 2, M,--NIsiitcaa leaves II I'm ,arrives At San
dushv 39rM
lOn5, An .--Findlay accommN daiion.
Mail rfaiu uat daiis eScert sunday.
Lh POTrrR.supN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03

AZ abopt 8 O'Clock Sunday after
noo6, a squad ofrmcu went down
Market trect yslping and howling,
with Marshal 0IgrscHbER in pursuit.