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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-30

Rasc Ball--Tho Match Game.-Tbe
match game beFxeen the Alert club Of Hell
deIbcre college, and tic uCiiason club Of
Tinin, came or at The old Fair Grounds, on
Tuesday afternoon, At the appointed hour,
aud was witnessed by n large gathering OF
ladies and gentlemen. OF course there was
much excitement and each side had its parti-
taus and vell vishers Il fen 70 The lot Of
ilIe @AIerts 70 have the 6rst innnes And Il
Is possible that the power and capacity they
then displayed raised them in the estimation
Of the "Clintons," aud marked them as more
than worthy Of their steel It Is bnt justice
q The Clinton Club tosay tlpt they have not
been orsatizedb BY onoraonth as long as have
The "Alerts,' and are to a great extent un-
practiced and inexperiencedsin the game,
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Assault and Battery.-our city was

Assault and Battery. city was
disturbed from its complaceucy, on Friday
evening, by the'appearance on the street Of a
man dressed in the garb of.a discharged sol
dier, whose bloody face and dispoiled clothing
5etokened that he had been the recipient Of
an assault and battery. His story was soon
told. His name vas Kemp; he resided in the
peighborhood' OF Green Springs While re-
turning home from this place, and when near
the sabEhesbewassot upon BY twoGsrHaus
named Deihl and Semuth, who dragged him
from his horse, and threw him into a ditch,
where they pnmmelled him severely as bis
appearapce Indicted. The offenders were
promptly brought before the Mayor, and upon
arraignment entered a plea of guilty to the
charge, and were fiKsd five dollars, each, and
costs, and the case dismissed. The assaulted
was discharged soldier, who had lost his
health in Andersonville prison, and for this
pnprovoked assault received the satisfaction
of seeing his asssulters fined fee dollars and
costs, aud released without word Of good ad-
vice for their future conduct. sa a.fa
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UNITED sFATEs INTERNAL REYENURl
TAX APPEALS,
NTNrH COLLECTION DIsr. az ONO,
virus, Crawford County, Nav 20, lS6'


Notice is hereby given, that the lists OF valua.
tpns and numerationA Of property and income
soblect TO tax under the ''act 70 provide Internal
Revenue 10 support tho Govorpneut, 10 pay in
tSrest on thepublie debt, and for other PURPOSES
approved Jhne 10Th, 1884, as amended by The act
OF March %, 1905 as amended by the act Of July
18th, 1858. rs futthetamended by theset Of Match
2id, 1867, made and taken By the several assist
at assessors OF said Collection District Ia Seneca
County, will remain open for examination BY all
persons interested, for space OF ten days nom
the date hereof AZ the offices Of JohnA Hall and
Philip spieiplan. In tho City Of Ilhn, befween me
hours of 6p'clpck AN aud op'flock n ~ s. g.,
And afterthe expiration of said ten days to-wIt;
% the srd day OF June 1857, VIII receive ~ my
once in Bucfrus, and determine All appeals m
ralation 10 erroneous or 6xce88iye valuations OF
eSnmerations made and taken by said Assistant
Assessors in said County Of seneca. "a. - a.. \
M A. peals 10 the Assessor ns snfQeaaid tpuet ~.
mad 4 AZ ,gritlne and specify the paftc ealtse
matter or thing respecting whiSn q decision n
requested, aud dfnQEr stals tae gr6ani o. 1Ilhei-
pie of error comPiained pf Ia. ,,,.
= .s1.giaS ARfsseF sih pIsf. q 0his.e !
fAel ~ A@o't Iati.i SO I
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-30

sinsersend pnbhe speakers WI hndthe TT ehet
uaefni In clearing the voice when taken before sing
ing or speaking, and relieving tke throat amer an
unusual exertion Of the vocal organs. The Troch-
O. are recommended and prescribed by physicians
and have had tesiimoniais from eminent men
throughout the country. being an article OF true
merit and having proved their efficacy by test Of
many wears each yenrnniisg them in new localities
in various parts ofthe world and the Troches nre
universally pronounocd better than other articles.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches. and do
not take any Of the WORTHLESS lmltAon' that may he
offered e7,- Sold everywhere. Inov2su eme.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-30

MelmOre, The "open lodge held by the
Good Temphrs, on Tuesday, the 2lst inst,
was largely attended. The exercises were OF
a literary character. Tho objects of the
lodge were presented TO lthe, public, and four
applications for membership were sent in.
James Gibson is VIC.
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G. X. Brown, & CO.-This wide awake
irm appear in OUT columns, to-day, and the
tidings go forth that there is great fall iu
the prices oF Dry Goods. GJK. Brown \ Co.
have availed themselves OF the crash, aud are
now filling their shelves with the cheapest
and best variety Of Dry Goods.
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The CrOps.--The Ohio Farmer of last
week says, 1--WE feel that the dead point Of
danger is passed in regard to our tree fruit
and we may record thai the crop is safe.
Cherries show great profuslon of bloom
apples, are opening very strong in this region,
considering we had such a full crop last year
peaches are all that could be desired and the
aann may he said of all of nnr tree fruits
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The isIands,-Our summer Resort

The 1slands,-Our Summer Resort.
TO our citizens who desire to recreate for a
season during the heated term, (Which We
hope is uot far distant notwithstanding the
past fortnight has been rather discouraging, J
we would most heartily recommend a trip to
the Islands. But fewhours ride and you
are out Of the heat and dust Of railway trav-
el, gliding enchantinsy over the placid wa
ters Of sandusky Bay, with a cool breeze
fauuiug lyqur fevered brow and ipspIrins
you, as & we're, with a new hio and energy.
The fine steamer Evening Star, plying be-
tween sandusky and the Islands, makes an
excursion trip every Wednesday, so that you
eau take the early morning train, and make
the round trip, spending the greater portion
Of the DAY at the Islands, and return in the
evening. Our faciiititS for a most delightful
trip or soiourn at this truly charming resort
have not as yet been duly appreciated by our
people, and we hope to see R-pore general in
terest and participation in the these pleasant
trips to our home ''watering place. than has
heretofore beea manifested The Sandusky
Register, discoursing in relation to this sub
ect says $50 far as the Islanders are con-
cerned everything appears to be in readiness
for visitors, and for the excursion season.
The steamers running to, or touching at the
Islands, are only awaiting the warm weather
for The lively ting TO commence. The prob.
abilities ate that Tue great summer resorts
Kelley's and Put-n-Bay lslands-will he
ihronged the present season as never before.
Those intending TO spend few weeks on the
Islands should engage rooms carly, as the
prospect now is that before the season fairly
opens twill be hard y find suitable quar-
terra. fN YEA II fNs
The summer arrangements Of tho Evening
Star are already made public-two round
trips day on and AFTER Goth of next month
the most conyenient arrangements we have
ever had on ihis'line.n ..n q
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council Proceedings. Monday ev,


Council Proceedings, Monday eve
ming May 27th.--The minutes Of the last
meeting, were read and approved. On mo-
tion the Clerk was ordered to draw orders on
the proper funds for accounts allowed sundry
individuals, a..
A petition from the citizens Of the Second
Ward, praying for the construction of sewer
in the vicinity of Mrs. Walkers. was on mo-
ton, laid on abe tableo -zB0-H -gss
On motion it was ordered that Jos. Volmer,
Jonathan Smith, and Fred. Singer of the 2nd
Ward, and Abandon, Geo. Ernest and Jac
Schebcr, of the lst Ward, be appointed as a
Board of Equalization, for the City cf TifIin,
for the year lse7. The Clerk was ordered to
notify the appoitnees A - -
On motion it was ordered that Amos D.
Nichols be appointed Sexton, to have charge
and eohuol. Of the city burial grounds, for
the Term. ofIoqe year from this date. II n
on meti6n the CLARK WAS instructed tc
draw an order for S275o, on the FIRE fund, in
favor Of W. P. Noble, for services in sale o.
2nd Ward Engine House-bot.
The "0rdinance for the prevention and ex.
tinguishment OF frcs," was taken up on the
question of the second reading and the same
was passed BY tbe following votGE-Ayes
Fiege, johnson, Smith.
The Ordinance 70 suppress Houses Of "
fame ia the city,WAs taken up on the question
ofits final passage, ,snd on motion, was laid
over until the next meeting.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gontiemsnwho sbntredfor Yeas from Ner-
Vous Debility, Premature Decay, and the effects
OF youthful indiseretion, will for the sake Of suf
fering humanity, send free to all who need IT, the
recipe and dIrectionsfo for making theIimple rene
dy by which he was cured, Sufferers wishing TO
profit by the advertisers experience, do so by
addressing, in perfect eOpAdence.a rg trs
% ~i JOHN n. OGDEN,
May 10, 1867, 46 Cedar Street. N. Y.
Wanted business Men--to establish In
surance Agencies in Ohio and Indiana-a desira-
bic salary offered. Address.
ras .o.- o-pfsrr " p lBoXs 25sa.
Aprll-Gl-n2Syl.1 Cleveland, Ohio.
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Fraasfers Of Real Esta.e.Z The fol

lowing are the most important sales o. real
estate for the week ending May 2sth, 1866
Henry Ebbert Err to Michael Hirby, in
lot No. 40 in the 2nd Ward, Thin, for $3.50
w. Wade to Lewis Cover, 20 acres in
Loudon tp, for $500.
Temperance Wade to w. Wade, 20 acres
in Loudon tp., for 5000.
I Anthony Halter to Susan Snyder, lot No
in block "I' adjoining the city for $3.50.
John Siple to Mary Meyer lot No. l3, in
the village of Caroline, for $500.
H, Noble to Mary Crcyy, part Of in-lot No.
697, in Mobiles Addition to Thin, for $3.50.
John A. Gregory to Mary Wilcox,-a loi
Henry E6bsrtIEI. % Geo +. Bretz z-5a
acres in Clinton tp., for $4s50.
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incorporated, The Tiain Wooden y Ills

incorporated. The Tfin Woolen N Ills
were Incorporated on the 2srd inst, with a
capital stock of one hundred thousand dol
lars. This establishment has heretofore been
in highly prosperous condition, and VIC may
now expect increased facilities and prosperity
under this new arrangement, as it now rep
resents capital enough among its s,ock-hod-
ers, to a. any time double or treble its pres
ant incornoration.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-30

Runs 100; Home runs BY A. Henry 2, ball CALI
'di fsaA out On 'ssl =, ssls : 'H''h'' rnadsis

s.-HnH aHf lNctnfNTAts
Runs, 3ei Home runs, honel balls called; ibaik,
out on foul balls, 9; ny eaiehers made la.
Umpire Dr. GeofS Yineliug. q rA . H1
scorets--fot Alert, }. n, Brieher; for Clinton, I.
s. Davis
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-30
Ornamental for the ParIOI

Ornamental for the Parlor.-An ex-
change says-Suspend an acorn by cotton
thread so as to nearly touch tho water in a
glass vessel, a hyacinth glass is perhaps the
best, set upon the window or pantel, and let
Il remain for eight weeks, more or less, with
put being touched except to supply the evapo-
ration Of the water, and the acorn will burst,
and as it throws root down into the water,
a sprout or stem win shoot upward, throwing
put beautiful leaves, thus giving yon an oak
tree in full life and health within your parlor
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RalpboW.tlnted Clouds. were ob,er,

Bile after one Of the frequent and eIuberant
waterfalls of this week. May the Sailors
delight" bring about most delightful season
OF warm and genial sunshine, which we have
been piniug for, for some time past. Far
merS are particularly solicitous for it to dry
nnt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-30
Prlena LOyeIand, ofihe IClyde Tame

FffoHW bOVotauu, ot tthe -SSue N""eS'
dropped into our Sanctum last week, looking
gay and lively, and reporting everything
quiet on the oiy0c, butiivingn hopes of a
'fat.. take in the 'to-come.' May the Times
glide smoothly and calmly on to a successful
and brilliant future.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-30

Delegates. Delegates from Ohio TO
Grand Lodge Of Good Templars, which meets
at Detroi, on the as,h inst are Hor, Cooper
K Watson, OF TirBa; Rev. T. T. Titus, Of
Springfield, and Rev. John Kelley OF Nc Con-
nelsyille.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-30

Madame TOy's Skirt supporters, just
received at A. waidman's, on Main street,
opposite the lst National Bank, No LADY
should be without one. Call aud see them
before they are all sold They are certainly
the incest article in the trade. See adver-
tisemeEt ir another cOlnmn. May i6 tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-30
PASSING NORTH,

4 4T p. M.--Mail train.
~ 4. N Express train.
Mail trin North will meka connection at Clyde
for Cleveland and the Vast
The rs a: n. train connects at Clyde for
Cleveland and the Fast direct
The s-55g. ~ train pasaes Tim daily eSeepf
sunday. fhetsiA.m trsiH daily except Nom
dav. u y A. H.. POTTER, suppeFintendont.
RUaH r. SLoANf. President.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-30

MeFchants,--Are you willing to buy
a certain purpber Of pounds of saleratus
ana only get so many papers containing
'olllyl4 Orsl6 ouncesa Buy Bsst Chemical
Sairdais and you win get full weight and
best goods; .-.,...
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RAILROADS.
Cincinnati, Daytonr& East'rn R. R,
TIME TABLE.

ou and after May 5th 1861, trains will ar
rive at Tina aafonowss ~ ~ gIAu ssg , ~ 8
TWO DAILY TRAINS Pass TIFFIN Each Way.
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PASSING SOUTH.

- A. Ns-hfAif train
IS '. M.-Express train.
Connects East and West AZ Forest. Belfefon tair
and UrhanA. Springfield for Xenia and Cineinna-
n. AZ Dayton for the West and Cincinnati.
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Marriagss.


HARMAN-pRBUsMAN, ,=At. the resi-
depee Of tho bEide,s 3 paTsplg. May zbrd, 1851
by the Rev. Wm. w.Crillsy, Mr.. Charles Hass
man and Miss Ellis pebuathnu
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-30
Hymenlal.-The following licenses for
marriage, Yerei5e6ed by the Probate Judge
d,,v;n,, t,e n,onth of NJ -

iuflnB tue month OF Msy'
Joseph Harris TO Margaret Fitzpatrick
: Michael Alspaugh to Emma Pitcher.
Anton Goahr TO HlOsS BOsil. A.N3g
Sam'l Dstterman to Anna'N Honberger.
solomon Good TO Susan @. Brinckley.
: Geo. N. shadii 20 Ruth v. Pulse.
Mich. Erankhouser to May McCaulley,
sMaFtins Wetzeh to 0atharine Gaso. Is
Adam Sinsen TO Apalonia Rice.
Conrad Meyer 10 Henrietta Gassner.
+. W. Matthews to Amelia {, .Benham.
Sylv. ]. Kintz 70 Many A. 0"Connell
Jacob Mayer 10 Cath. Schneider
John p Reynolds to.Ann 0mwake. r
- Theodore Shrber % Susan Lofer.
John Myers TO Mary Jane Opt. =.
Chass Harmon to Eliz, Debusman. r a /,
Amos Metzger 10 Cath. Dfihkwater. !
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TruRks.--The only truly genuine Leather
and Zinc covered Trunks for sale by Martin
Wagner, door north Of st Johns Drug store
+, r - at
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-30

ParochIal.--The Rev. z. Mills, Formerly
Pastor Of the Baptist Church in this city, is
expected to preach, at Chat church, Oh next
Sabbath. The public .are respectfully invited
10 attend.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-30

Goso L. c. Aliens II you want a nieo nssort.
ment OF fine goods.--Straw work done to order
Also Dress and Cloak making by Mrs. Waldo, Of
Cleveland
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aittsburg, Fl. W. & Chicago R. R
-OHE -+--Gt IL 'ICL
TRAINS GOING WEST. .

lOa ahA 1terAprfl 20. 1907. Hains wiz leave
n tations dAily-sundAys eNcepted-as follows
i ain leaving Chicago at t.5o ?. NJ, leaves daily.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-30

After Much useless jourueying about the
city the thing leaks outthat Rose, gives the
snug fits and cheap bargains, in the line Of
rlothinR.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-30

Found.-A suit OF newly cut clothes but un-
made was found by the subscriber on the street
Ia TINA. Persons proving property and paying
for this notice eau have the by calling at this
once or, FRANK X. sEDER.
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"nehoidIue Heaven and FeclInr

"BehOidiue Heaven and Feeling HeiIi''--
Very properly describes those who, suffering from
such acute maladies as Gravel, Dabetis, diHicul-
~ voidlng urine, and like complaints, behold
their fellows on every hand IN the full Vigor Of
pcrfeos health.
But every such can ind reliefin Or. J, W. Po-
lands White Pine compound-the neyer-faiiing
remedy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-30

Ifyou want hne Cater or BRlmorai 60 TO Ry-
in y Lairds shoe Store. Large assortment OF
Mems Boys' Biots, Gents boots made to oricr
Also, the Singer Sewing machine for sale. II
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Sheep Shcariug Report. Tho Ntten-
tiou Of the farmers of Seneca County Is call
ed to the report at the Sheep Shvaring, held
at the residence Of Squire Browa, ca The
18th and 10th inst. II will be found on the
fourth. page. Z, ~ ~ -nsr-rn .-.,I
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rnrRsplE MoRNlAe. NlY 80, lss,.
Town and Country.

John B,oss ,he youpespisl livingoa Put
10 Bay Island, oultivating grapes.
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Go to HefAiii-er s Myers and get your wal Pa-
per atcost Latgest Stock and lowest prices for
white Lead, Paints and Oils, in town. Go carly
and you win get good bargains.
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ITcHli
ITCH, ITcHi,
5cRATCHl sCRATCHif

5CR4TCHI sCKAICHII sCRATCHIll
wbsaions Ointment viii cure the Itch in IS hours
Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, chiibains, and all
Erupuons OF the skin. Price so cents. For sale
BY all Drusgls,s, by sendfpg co cents to wErKs
a PoRrER, sole agents, ITO Washington street,
Boston, Il VIII bo forwaried BY mail, free ofpostags
tOany part of the United States.
Juns I, Isso.-tf ...f..-.. f-..-,g
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Mexlco,-Fhg new sIfthedist lcbgfsh a,
MexiSo was dedicated, on Sabbath before last
Over $1,000 was raised by subscription, for
paywept on tae bnildinggn xs1s ng. n
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The proprie,or oret the sTcfLIAN HAIR RE-
NE WEIR iothe public, eutifcly confident that Il
VIII hiring back the hAir ta ~ original color pro-
mote iisrdlyth aud IN neafly all cases where II
has fallen or will restore u unless the person is
very Agrd. X. z. HALLS Co, Pfoprietors,
Nashua, New Hanipahtro.
s2- Sold BY all Druggists. tJansi-'GT.
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Do not esI~et thss Cough TO wear and tear the
constitution through the summer months Noth--
iug is more emariktine "a couch ihhot wealth
or. CoE's coueH BALsAN is ehear and speedy
cars. -- r-~---..4s l.. o. -.snfr
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lr apleasantto reeomnend really meritori-
Qua article, hetce w ask those soHerias from
Dyspepsia, Nervousness. or Debility, to try DR.
strickland's Tonic. Dr. r. NJ. Sans ordered 81
worth for J G Hays, ecatur, Alabama. I. Hart,
New York Cny. sys, IL cured ~; vherS can J.
g.tit6or my frienasp, ma tlsey Srite fiom sti
quarters maysoml.
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The Peoples verdlrt-No on need uuffer
with the Piles. WV Beebee, hfmer, near Kali
amszoo, Mich, Gays, "ofter suffering intensely
with the Piles for thirty years, one bottle OF Dr..
stricklaud's Pile Remedy cured me. G. L, Glass,
Janesvllie, Wis sa,soae bottle cured him and
his brother. A. II. Rose, Postmaster. Peru, O.,
says u cured him in a few days. may3omi.
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A Boat Rlde.--The Free Mason Lodge Of
Fremont propose having q eoa, fids on 81.
Johns day, which Is the cath Of next month.
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. Ro8raT +. LINCOLN.

-rr From Secretary ySEvARps T1 grn0
'. Washington, p, q, 27th sept. 1890
NY DrAu siRi LAS awork OF art II seems 10 fis
TO b. a success, and As a faithful portrait IL has
few equals and no snperiors.
am, my dear sir, your obcdicnt servant,
WILLIAM n. SEWARD.
W. T. MARSHALL, ESQ.
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Fsrrnefs Aashtiob. I've viii loan 70 Fsim-
ers toeO bushels iuf IDEAS FLAX seed fot spting
sowing BOWIE q LYSLE.
nIstL
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no COUNTRY DnALnEs,

We will guaranteed 20 nll them orders as low, or
DopIieaee any uill orBoeni thsy can buy In
Cleveland or Cincinnati, In Onr line. and save
lhehsisht Give ~ year orders and iFy us.
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GOtal Notifies.
Engraving of Abraham Llncoln,-wl

Engraving ofAbraham LlncOln.--we
have been shown speeImep copy OF an engray.
ing OF the lamentcd Abraham Lincoln, As execute
ed by VIM. Z. Marshall which excells In beauty
and accuracy anything OF tho kind, for the lelT
price At which they are sold, that we have ever
seen.
The price ofthe engraving Is IS, which will en-.
able every soldier and patriot In Seneca County
TO obtain one. The Agent for thls county Capt.
". j. bly, win canvass the county In few weeks
and will stor in rifin. sixty-thrcc copies were
sold IN Bucytus, Ohio The Testimonials as TO the
truthniness OF tho engraving are numberless and
from the best men.
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rRoH RcHrNr LlsseLs,

tiA t. Chieaso, sept. %, 1885.
. W. T.. Marshall, ESQ, sir;-t have secn q
copy OF your engraving of my fathers portrait,
publiahed by Tickncr = Fields, aud take pleas
ure In testtying to its eNpcllcnce ~ likeness.
cannot suggest any Improvement.
Yours very truly. .
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a.spseiqI Natittss gal
HrasHisER a afER4l

Roots Pcstachine for restoring gray hair to its
original coiur-the bet preparation extant, 10 be
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We are psOprlStors Or Hsrshiass a. Myers col
ebrated Improved
CONDITION POWDERS,

wE0Tg g'ggTTA y .
For Horses. and Cattle. A very superior art.
dele which have given Satisfaction 90 every Ono
who has used them. Try them.
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Ca None but the brave deserve the fair,
No, and none but The brave can live with
some Of them,
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ORPHANS COURT.

THE STATED MEETINGS of the Orphans Court oil
Cecil county viii be held on the Second TUESDAY
in every month. Executors Admins and Guar.
dians wanting their accounts stated will please bring in
The vouchers q Tow days before Court
g. B. CUTLER, Register.