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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-31
Notice.

,aH . 49,
Frances Bernard ard SUI Court Of
san BcriErd, his Wife, Common
a. ". }Plrus ofScd.'
Rubt. V. Sutherland and ecn county,
Jrmma LugepbDcl, Ohio.
raf f' Civil Action. tr"'i
The defendant, r bert V Sutherland,
non-rtsi sideut,oi. .thr State OF Ohio. is
hereby notified thar said Francis B r
nard and Susan Bernard. his wife, fied
petition in the Cour, of Common Pleus,
Of Seneca couniy, Ohio. op the iA'h day
Of January, A. D 1867, in, which, they al.
ltgc tlidt be Claims IN equity Of rethmp-
lion ip The following real estate lying
landlbbing in llie County Of. Seneca, aud
State OF Ohio, AID described as follows,
lo-wit;. t.. s3Gg rg.ltsl b lel
Being part Of in lots number five hun.
dse1 andithirN three fD3a) AID five hun
dtadRpd.l uiitly four (5sf, in the town
of New Fort Ball, now the second ward'
of TifinJn. snid.couuiy Of Seneca. com.
mcneiog for the same fry feet from the
Northwest oTupr. Of said 'in lot humber
FIVE hundred and thirty three (533),I
penes ruuuipg Seulherlylossnnds ndsplong
the West line ufsaid In lot F,unlbef five
hundred ard thirty three (533), ,ixly (60)
feet; thence ru1ning Ensteriy acro-s said
in lots hnmbtr five hundred aud thirty
three (533) and five hundred and thirty
f'Ur (534). at tight nHglcs with their
Western lines, to Water street, in said
town Of Nw Fol Bali Nv bich strert is
The Ea1tsrlbougdarY of pid premises.
The Northern linos bounding rhe SANG,
bftng parallel with tle southern line,
described as agprcspiJ.l. And that. said
clp;p j. not valid, for the reason that IL
is dependant on an uucxecu'ed gill be-
tween living persons which his beer re-
yuked. And the said Plaint n in their
petition asliio forever force &c said equ:.
,y Of red fmpIion aud ncrpetually enjoin
him, The said RobartV. Sutherland, from
se6igg tlle same up, suid defend3nt ia
reqnifed 70 answer sad petiiiun by the
lGh day Of Febru9fy,A. D. 1867, or the
SANG viii be taken as QDlessGd pgP Inst
hi. - FRANcIs BERNARD,
.u ,SUsAE BEBNABD,
janiIni4y6p,Si il,oo.l PiaihliGs.
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MIscnLLANEnus. -.

Aiot ntAff sftfftbs III a4Hh /
No, of acres Of meadow, 20,517 I;
tons ofhay, 26,114.
. MOI Of scros of Glover, 1861 /;
tons Of hay, 1918, bushels of seed,
5,55I.
No, acres Of aax, 81 bushels Of
seed, 500; pounds of 6ber, $50. +,
rNo, ofscres of Tobacco 5 pounds,
1880.
No. pounds Butter, i9S,G0j.
Cheese, 1,ST2
No. acres Sorghum, $40; gallons of
Syrup, 4O,3f3 Maple Sugar, 76,076
pounds, gallons ofsyrup, 4,12s.
No. acres vineyard, "a pounds Of
Grapes, ,145fo, gallous of wine press.
cd, 2,222
No. pounds of Wool shorn, 4OT =
.505. ToifBI baCW EbI
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SPECIAL NOTICE

TnE F1Rsr NArtoNAL BANK OF
rIFFIN.-This Bank is now author
lied to furnish the now issue of Five
Twenty Bonds, bearing six per cent
gold interest, in exchange for the
Scven-Thirty Treasury notos due
August l5r 1867 viii also pay the
six per cent compound interest notes
aud allow full interest to date of pay.
ment, aud buy interest coupons pay
be in gold or currency, before thoy
are due JOINT, HUSS, Cash.
BENJ. TOMB, Prest 5 In1-ltf.
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HovsE BrILpISe lMgRoykNENr,--a
Farmers, House Builders aud all 9th.
ers interested u sbe ihptdvement Of
Real Estate, SHOULD know about this
which has been iSSlensdut.
Jug fhea&t.esiyeAs. Ihfe house
walls are hollow, air tight, frost proof
and FIRE proof simple Of construction.
cheaper aud far warmer aud more du.
rable than wooden frame buildings
aud cep,bs finished sery hpndseme ip
their external appearance They are
IAoiisble for az kinds Of bpildipss,-t
The maNetisfs used are cheap almost
everywhere. Farmers can put up
these wallsfor small buildings without
the aid Of 4 mason, or carpenter. Send
fsr 'fSsoriRire- PhsmpblOt., Agents
swauted.1 ESquiro &c . GkI
W. S. LuNr, Fostoria, o.
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LOCAL .N0TfoES. !


For SAFE -lot No 900, in I'd
ward Tifin, Ohio. Enquire. at TRI-
BuNE ofice. ,'79oJsN. TRAVIS,
Zt,
A recent writer has said that no
nation bestow VS. less attention. on the
human hair, than the Americans: If
this te suia IN tdgsrd' tosthe oils aud
greases that are usiq,.jheg never was
greater mistake made. We are pleas
ed TO know IA BRemhdisl Medicinal
preparation is now offered in tho mars
ket. 1t is not one of those clear col
pred liquids, whose only, merit con
sists in their beauty, bat Of intrinsic
worth, which cures all diseaseg of The
scalp, restores the hair to its nalpraI
color, whensgfsy ,lepd causes uev hpir
to grow whore IL has fllleh or,; this
is Halls, Vegetable Sieilian Hair Re
dewpfrI, We spsElE Of its virtues FROM
actual use --NortkeSa sGFEsHs. =
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MisFoRTUNE-Tbis is a world of
misfortune, and ono'of the sndddst to
a good housekeeper is to be afflicted
with heavy, yellow, sour bread, bis-,
cult, &c. If you are ever troubled
in this way, use D b, De Land &Co.s
Best Chomirai S,tera6,s, when you
will be surprised at its charming fe7
sGlis 10 removing ak5 cause Of your
misfortune, o. aar,ri ,-rra:ef p
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ERRORS Ole YOuTm.

Z A4lsa'l-pag. lhsansqfs'l fes ssass'fsepiF euou,
h"s'liy, p'em"of. nsess ApdaNdtaf sirsssi ofl
yopieaai na4ssss| ion, Y@lss lhsfats of .nas,ne
hnmanity -endff5ele an who nssd u, ihe ,sasps
NJ .fieEign fP uYH9s yheffiaple TVmsdy y,
which he waseArsd. sudssA ~iaAias to sfosi Cyl
he aIVsrissEl psItenoe, can DO so BY Addressing
JOHN Bi o0DkN, {.
,nts iNft No. Is chsmbss e., Rsa Yesk.
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Mr.. EYLER, aged 80 years, died at
tho residence of his son near Me-
Cutchcuville. on Thursday last, after
the short illness of 3 days-Mr. EY-
LEE. was the oldest resident Of Seneca
township, and had scarcely known a
days siekAcss in his life previous. to
his last fatal illness.
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2 Tho ithegmpmeter ons Wednesday
morLibgs iniieated f' below zero,
aud TIE night preceding was one Of
the coldcst OF the season. Never in
the memory Of that mythical person
age-'tho Oldest inhabitant"-have
we had sueii close and severe cold
weather during the month Of January.
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LETTER ,LIsT.--,The following is a
list of uncalled for letters remaining
in the post Office JANUARY 30, 1866
Ellen Bastinu, II. NJ Beasc Il Co.,
Rev. Christ, Tbbpas Chefr5 map, Nam
ey Crum, Harriet Cobb, Amos Deal,
Samuel Engle, Anna NJ rErhart, II.
Click IA nna Hendor, ,JaperK, Hart
sock, j6hh Ifsnagor, Gerhard Mcr-
zig, 2 Samuel Mack Miss Menser,
Cathanne Peiffer,sRaisin Praylheri q;
j. P. Ropp, s. H. Seargcaut,' Frank
stowey, George SIN yser,,J. b. spith,
Edward A. Sweet, Isabel Slosser w
Wolf, Lyda Weiper, Berger Williams
& CO.I. =
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spetiaI Motites.
An Bfeotual Worm Medicine,

An .Efectual Worm Medicine.
eyed Brosan's gsrmifugey eOmds
OR woRN LozgSaEs. Much sickness ., undoibt sdly
with ehdfea s6d adults a.rIba,ed 10 olher causes,
% 9ernslonedhy wSms tfhggi'ivgaHUpeE. Cos
yltss Alhsasb AfiehN inIdeFioyil worVs,
can 10 possible Injury to the most delicate child.
Tins valuable combination has been successfully used
b, physie,Ans and found u be safe and ,aro ersd-
isatlng worai &c buNhlto eid dren.
Nar,pRTS H,visO woRasreqoire Immediate at.
'euiiOS, SsSrylee, of the trouble often 0au'''pfO-
longsd siek kHesS.S - -..,, ga, .---,-,,
asYanes6Asi os w0Rsk ftN cntosssi ara lof ftsn
overlooked. worms n.shs stomach andbowsiseauss
intatioo which can be sfsspvsd only BY The uss Of
a sure rsHAdy. Ths Combination OF In Felisnt.
used "a making BRowS's "yERdIFUaE CoMFrrtr
Is such asto give the best possible effect with safely
CURTIS & BR lwN. ProprsIor. New York.-..
sold by Su dsslsp a hAisdIsiss't 9Ss, sslbpE.
~Nlv si,lsGg ei nuni.s - 2s-7id
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hPnEsENrArr6S. .Loh Friday evc7
ming last at the Good Templers lodge
Mr.1IhRzoe was presented with the
breast pin of gold which We noticed
b last week. The presentation speech
was made by G. KaWATsoN aud was
responded to by the recipient.
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For Br0nchctuS. Asthma
Catarrh, Consumption,
and Throat Diseases,
rnoeul' ..s v,sD VIM ,lvlu oOoD ,vec,

rHooHEs .ss vssp WIN AtwAu oooD success
SINGERS Avn PUHIICsP ckKERs win6Sdths
Troches s,efai IN e,e,rag the 'Alee when taSsN he
icre ugos t'reaAia,s aud believing te thtcat ale'
an unos s,ser,pu fsie vSo,I otgia'. The rroch.
esere redommendst rnd prcscrbsd by Physicians,
sndhsvs had i,si,moniah fran sninens men ihrongh'
out tho country, Bei"g an ariels Of true N r,t apo
hNvirs proV,'tthsar elhcacy hy "a teA OF fmany ysar
sch year fn'ts them IN oey locsHds, IN vsricu'
p1uioi he world -nd the Trochs' area uoivsrsslll
pfaaopaesd beuef then oths saiels,, T
-oblainolly iHowS'S RsoScH,A fEooHEs. qnil do
moi take an ecthe worhle" i@hs,ion'thlt msy =
ofiwd, AZ sold everywhere. tnoys2-n6 GIN.
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The slcighing ia this vicinity con-
tinucs to improve, and the atmos-
7phcrs being anything but indicative OF
a 'tthax, it is very propable that'thc
season will be continued" mned TO
the ediGcatioo of those who delight
in sieigh-rides and the small boys
who use the pavcmcnts for a ska
finc. nnrk.
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Ttchl Itch Itch |
SCRATCH sGRATCHl sCRATrut

WhspsnhOinnsnt wilirur- lhr Itch 10 4shanT,
Also ta.s SALT RHEliu. ULCERS, CliiI
iIt.afSs, aadAu ERCP lrRSS HF erRs SKIN.
'Pies 5gcsbss fs~ IplsLJ sT@assIs,.. GRgs,nd.
ing co eenutO weElsS n porFRa H6lsiS s.p,.,
40 Wa,hioeloa street, Do4tou, u willbe forwafssa
hy msil, nee Of naaass,ta any part Of rhs Uaissy
States. -
Jans 7, 1890. S-i.
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STRANGE RUT TRUE.
TO CONSuMPTIYEs

The adverusstAasinss sBesa restored to heath In
sw wseN hy svsry simple remedy. after having
asree fetssveFsl yeass With sssvsseluas aaeetion
sod tha,f'sad diseafe.r .roapgnrtiop--i snSioas 70
msAskn pwa % his Nues sonsiss,ths siet u, n eure
90 su~he'sehss't. heNsni.sea coy Ssshs prs
scfipnou used Gee Of chateel with the directions
fefPssnsfins and ausies The ssme, which thel viii
dnd srsvuties fssgeSsvep epr,or, lAsrnSs. RNcs.
cuirs, CouaHs, Cotps, sad all rh,ss, and Lupr
Aasotioa. The only object Of the adveHi,er IN
,suiasthe Piescvrti~. y 10 bsasatthe sieted. sud
Ne hops evety safsret Witty his tewedy,ss twill
co,tthsm uo,hinr ssi msy p,ove e'eairs.
fssates Si,bis soc pYw dr uoa,fESg, pI tsturn
A.it,ssihpi,Ass saiie,,s Z l4 gffftf
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Wilhamsburs, kings Co., New NorA.
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Mr.. THOMAS +. OeLE has purchas-
ed the property of SAMUEL GILBERT,
on Madison Street, known as the Nc
Cleary residence.
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PLANK ROAD NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the an.
~ .nnRimeeting oG the Stockholders OF
the TIffin g. Osceola Plank Road Com
pany, will be held at the Office Of w. II.
Gibson, IN TiffiG on MONDAY the 18th
day of February, 1867, between the hours
OF 10 O'clock, A. NJ, and . O'Clock, P. NJ,
for the election ef five directors for the
ensuing year, aud for the transaction OF
such other business as may bo brought
befDre The meeting.
hnl7nIh51 J. ID. LOOMS, Prest.
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. We learn that Mr. qBENJAMrN
ToMB has purchased the unfinished
BdHding ofJAS s. YERK, adjoining
the new structure Of tile lst National
Bank, yfgFo7 STV'VTpS
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"A large party ofladiss apd gentle
iic, men made raid - on President
WurrE, on Monday evening last, and
report having had an immensely =
geOd TING. ..y x.a ..,.no.9
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In the column appropriated to the
farmers interests, will be found, this
week the first Of series of very
readable papers upon subjects per
tsiuiSg to'the farm, which arc con
tributed by one Of our best practical
farmers. They will be continued.
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Government stamped Envelopes
can nov be purchased at the post Of
: fee al the reduced rates Of $3.50 per
hundreda raA.ilaF fl.eH
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10 sA'oslight mistake OCCURS in 1.-THE
communication Of Tompkins F" with
a-p)-on the outside which was over
looked 10, our. hasty perussl of the
proof. The types has it the fhOnor.
ed teitness of a respectable home" in-
stead of mistress" as # should
have been. We assure "'Tompkins s
that such cgresriOaa. blupders shall
not occur in the future, with omana-
tions from his pen.
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House. BuRNEp,-The dwelling
house of the farm owned by Som'l Xxi
ser, one mile and a halrsouth cast Of
this place, was consumed by fire last
Friday morning. Tie housc.wps oc-
,upied at the time by Isaiah Ebersole.
TIE Ere had so far advahced Before
it was discovered tllatIitwas impossl-
BILE TO extinguisll the flames, and only
snail qortion Of the furniture and
clothing Was saved The Gre oigin-
at,d in the roof Of the house fSm "a
defective chimney or fue. Loss to
the owner, aboct $500 Mrs. Eber-
sole, the occupant, about $500, No
insurance F1storid Neps.
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THE first Of a series of social cotil.
lion parties. took place at The City
Hal" on Tuesday evening, The
dancePassed of pleasapdy-likewise
it will be continued"-the next
number, two weeks fropithat time.
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TITEEN MARIE E'ES.

Il .H T. VI
Corrected Weekly by s r. B.sNBATH.
- t-'"'" Jan. 81 1867.
GRAIN AND SEEDS.
FLOUR-Sls OO@ ii so,
WHEAT-Firm NJ 81 90 10 . 30.
CORN--Firm at 50@55 cents.
RYE--$l ner busbel. r-t,,
OkrS-Frm NJ sc cents. q '*
GLOVER SEEn--$6 1907 90.
TIMOTHY SEED--S2 05
FLAX SEED t-S2 25 5bts bu+hel.s I
lIOGS--$5 50@-T 90 pee cwt fi} 3
BUTTER, EGGS AND LARD.
BU1FER--25 cents PER popnd.y
EGGS--25 'nts per dog N.
LARO-In KcSs, Sc per pound.
POTATOES PORK, &C., &c,
POTATOES-SlOO.
TALLOW sc;
CANDLES-7StrNrine9 % cents. y. .
e" Tallow goo 25 cents.
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DIR. soHENoK's
MANDRAKE PILLS.
e,..L..iI -. -

ONs- oCAA-VNS0 y
MANDRAKE PILLS,
Il Substitute for CaIOmeI.
Those Pilla are eompasolof Of various rsols, having
tho power to re.ax tho accrot.ous OF the liver As
promptly ana eheeiually a blue pill or mefsur,,
and Witho'n produeiug a1y Of thoao dlcagreoabo OF
dAnserogs easets whlsh olea ioIoW the use Of tho
latter.
In all bilious dlsordors these Pils may bo used with
c0nheenee, as ihoy promote tho discharge OF Viaied
bic and remove those obstructions from the liver
and hillary ducts, which are tho cause Of bilious
affections in general.
sCHENCK's MANDRAKE FILLS cure Sick
HeadachE Andail dhoraers eilhe Liver, Indicated By
Eallow skin coated tongue, eoEtlyeness, drowslnesa
aud ganeral feeling Of WEAKNESS aud lassiiuds,
showing that phs liver Il In Alogpi4 or Obs,ructed
condition. f- 'N ~
In short, those Pms mar bs usei with sd,an-
tasc In all cases when puryalivo or Alternative
medicine is required. 4.l ai M
P.oasc ask Tor z nF. Sehenelrs Mandrake PnA"
and ebasrve that tho two hksne&os Of tho Doclor
are on the Government sianp-0ne when IN the laat
stage Of conaanspion, and Tho other 10 hh Ptesent
health.
sold by all Drusgsls aad dealers. Pries g cenis
psr box. Prime pal ofiea No, IS North oh s,ress.
neasa wholesale Asen.si Demas .Harnes 6oa.
q Perk Row New York; B. s. Hancc, i0s DAltl-
moro 81, liahigor Ad. John d, hark, N y.
cor. OF fepFih ead Walnut 81, inenpqli, Qhiel
Walker 4 Taylor, W NlI lsd watsah AgenpA
ChieAso, IN eolllns D,olherA saush"Ssi scyner
al Feeona aud rihs sis, -, lfsp.A NJ
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were skeptlcai--iu fact, we think
" there's nothing in it"
--l--------- .fs .H
ANOTHER RIDE-A RoU0u ROAD
IAN EXCITING RACE" ANDY
AHEAD l--FosToRIA TAKEN BY STORM
"A DANCE At LIBERTY HALL AND
A CoLD LUNcu.--On Wednesday af-
ternoon, before the shades Of evening
fell, two large sleighs were flying
through the streets aud around the
corners, gathering in their loads of
yonth aud beauty Of the city, for n
ride to the neighboring village Of
Fostoria. Taking passage in the last
to depart, We were soon ton our way
re;oieiug. " But our dream fof bliss
was soon TO be met with the "stern
reality (" OF most uneven roads, to
which the old fashioned " corduroy F"
we're smooth in comparison; musical
iittle sererms Il om the ladies attested
their discontinue, as the vehicle
plWuged from one side 80 the other
while the young GENT neryed them
selves for the gallant Sscue of their
fair partners, should tic k'eigh ,be so
aaughty as to dump them into the
snow backs on either side; but nohly
she outrode the dsuger, aud we were
destined not 80 chronicle asything
mope serious than rufiled tempers and
= general decision that A0t road must
be certainly one Of the. 'branches of
that hard road4lJordau. The re-
deyming featnre,- ,-it vas. short If not
sweet, and we at length sped over the
main rad IN hnc style!s Soon the
proceeding gsleighs were IN sight, and
then " Andy" who yields 3" four 10
hnnd" to perfection, was bearing
down upon them with coiors ayng
Happily the conquest was easy, and
with cheers and shouts Qgr team sped
by, leading the vaniu the charge up.
on FostoriS, Fast VIC sped over the
smooth and well-worn road, until the
lights in the han foretold of the pre-.
lpardtiOn for the dance, and our near
ing the village. Afew moments aud
the occupation was complete. The
Morgan House was instituted yhsad-
kquarters. ''and quick march was made
for, the said hall, where the hours few
yquielSly by in the merry mazcs of the
dance after which supper was an
nouneed; aud it then being eleven
O'clock, tho company stood nOtsupon
the order Of its going, but went at
iouee. What was our schagrin after
lwaiting another hour for something
to "stay the ipner-man," it was an
nounced that the tables were full, and
we, among the number unprovided
! for. Our feelings were not cloud but
'tdeepS-depth, ss,5OSby actual count.
The prospects we're good for. biding
Tour time and webid6d-Aeing interes-
ted tothe m6dsstamoudt Of bill above
lstated. This IS, not intended as a
spuiTH fov our friend .Morgau, for we
would gladly have raised him scout
Of the depths !, into, which ne had
been plunged by the overwhelming
stnbmber Of hoerty;Jirt couple, who 50
suddenly pFseiPitated themselves up
on him, but We couldn't. aRFhep al
,9Iengtl, our turn did come, we were re-
galed With ,eOld oysterFsn-cold coffee
---seld meats, and a cold room to cal
: these f.gOsi .SiotpAls " in. But We
survived it, though sws Ihnse0had a
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Mr., LOTT NoRRIs, formerly a res
ident of SciPio Up butlatterly of this
city, died at his residence on LIST
Monroe street. on Tuesdsy hight, the
29th inst, Of heart disease. 4
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y AspiehJid assortment of superb
Valentines, worth from five cents to
fye dollars, justrecSiyed at HERsssnlI-
ssh 4 MyEka. Call and see them
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!k!I|Yl

WlNr or TAR 1, p,,a..s, preparation, con-
taintnr Al the medic nal psopenlesofthe Pine
Tree lathe hiEhest devree. nquickiy cures Coufht.
Cehs. Cousemptiot, soie rh,cst and nrppu and ~
thediseases Of ~ rhroU ri Iunrs. " feaorss
thesfren 20 psftect hssrh aad 4 ixert efeetve ia
eerieg d'.easss OF ths Liver, stomsoh, kidnsys
Bladder. &c.
have t Wine of faf hiown m ths bottis
OLIVER rROsiK n co., Prorrietsr,.
Ru-nhams 4 Van Fcksaek .'thicpre.
Ohic, Vshsfal Agsais,
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SENECA COUNTY STATISTICS FOR 1866

We comHle from the annual report
of the Audtorof state, the following
items which viii be Of Interest to the
farmers shd residents of our county
Number of f-scros sown aud bushels
raised.
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GSA~AY.1ou Friday evening
the team of Mr.. Geo. CoRTuELL, on
Main street undertook to runaway,
and made considerable progress in
that dirOctiep. !. They were checked
after crossing market street, by the
bystanders. Mr.. c. held, on to the
lines. although he was dragged along,
psrtlyl on the lgronpd.A 4HN
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Notice.
FORK COMPANY.

n Meeting Of the Stockholders Of this
nCompauS 'wifrbc hefdbi the shawhan
HdGse,inSraiin, OlAi, on Thursday he
18Th tiy If February, 1867, t o'eiock,
PsNi kr NE Pd'poss ut eieoting Direc-
iors aud tho tracslclion Of such other
bu,issss as may icDmes hsfo-e thelpReet,
i0g 4. .,ssgu siEe O. BlwE, !
4 vb.s4 Won i NJ Go pAHsEE,p Z .na
sr.s s,uaz J. r. Haas, ,sti,lbl,
q ~ d,G. N.oN- BARsEs,
j via - 3aqs Al. lBARsEs,
( 7janl7u14l4-l l0soIyoralors.
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. Night beFors7last a youth essayed
to try the temperatqre, of one of the
gas-posts on Main street, by an appli-
atisn IfiA teagas TO stlleGold iroe.
F l6!ling Law Of nature the iron
refused tc FSliSaaishthe hold which
it took upon the boys organ Of
speech, until he had parted with the
doliGEo9 .eOSeFiOSI0F that tender or
gan. Moral Little boys should
keep their tongues in their mouths, +
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Capt. JouN +. McCoHMAck Of this
0',y'Sas received the appointment of
.L.1,eua..s,ency y, !. in tho Beth Regiment
OF y o. ,btry aow stationed in
u'ah' lie doee get expect to report
to his command before spring. This
lis a'deserrips aPpes- anentI which We
are glad to note, and hope shat mora.
worthy soldiers in our midst, may "a a.
eeive such due recognition Of their
services iuS he latd dewasby similar
appointments 1ssIriGrs.
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DR.. ,ADBoTT died at the residence
of Esquire CLARK, on Market street.
on Tuesday night, after a severe and
.protracted illness. The Doctor was
a young practitioner, and Was cu'
down iu the prime of life. He was a
son of LORENZO Abbott, of Ft. Seneca,
in this county, and read medicine
With Pr. BRScFFS but a few years ago
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g Totalvaluc, Q = G @sl9,5IOGGl
Amount Of State tax paid for the
fiscal year, ending Nov IS, 1866, Is
Sl3,923 81. Total tax for all pur-
poses, s165, ,122,O5.
The compensation Of County OfIiccy1
was as follows 5000 Sc; Treas
drcr, st376 GA Sheriff, 'sGi4l GS
Clerk s2,755 o. i, Prosecuting At
torney, $3.50 00 Recorder, 1898 G5.
The qmount Of money received from
the State Common school Fund, was
sl5,73S 90; paid by county into said
fund, s15,713 95 balance in favor
of State fund, s2l 95.
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FoR SALE,-ioe numbered iOxl1,
corner,lotsipahs "a WAtsou tho
road leading to Fort Seneca, beyond
Che residence of Frederick Singer,
On ono Of the lots is new two story
frame dwelling house with eight
roenEaHd a.gout we'll smdCis,en.
TERus:-s2000 for the house, and
two lots Apply at the dwelliugto
f. URtAu HUDER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-31

severe coldsevert sines, e0aillion
or two aftoFg "mr'-most excellent {"
supper, and we we're mufiipg our
selves for . homsward' ride, we'll
pleased with our dance, but thorough
lylcouyineed chat a OOdsuppey to.be
appreciated, must be smoking hot
no matter how plain the faro when
sst.besreyslsighipg party SpiEse
II 70 say, thaswewercl hcms.iii dine
for something warm the next morning,
aud didd't have TO wait many hourl
for it neither.