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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-16
Tho ARRAY on New Years Evc.-w

The ARRAY on New Years Eve.-we
made mentoa lastweek, ofnn aflray which occur.
red between two men In saloon at the upper
end Of town, and the arrest Of one, sleigel. The
defendant had a hearing before Justice Goodsel,
on Monday, at whcirthe facts given below were
developed. We desire here. however, to cor.
rect the statement made last wcck, that sloigr
remained " in Jail awaiting trial" Such was not
The ease. lie WIS bNilcd out the next morning
al 10 o'cloek We now give the h,nts brought
ont at the trial, all tho testimony being by Wit
nc 'ses for the State. The defence introduced no
witnesses.
The occurrence took place on the night Of tho
alst of December, at grocery kept by Charles
Bowhart There has been existing for some
dime an iliCeeling between Shock m sIeigci,grow.
ing out Of or in reference TO some properiy--a
lot. Shock and his brother-in-law came iHio the
grocery, on that evening, whcrc others were
present, and all were drinking more or less, and
playing dice and cards. Shock sat down behind
the stove and was apparently asleep, or doing,
when q man by the name OF Stock as near as we
ean spell the name, came up to Shock and caught
him by the arm, and told him he wanted him to
treat him. Shock reused up and told him he
didn't have any money, aud wasn't going to treat
him. Stock then ierNed him up to the counter
and told him again that he wanted him to treat
and was again met with a refusal. Stock then
struck Shock on the side Of the face and fight
commenced, but the men were separated Mr.
Sleigel was standing near by and Shock turned to
him, and asked him "what business he had
here" Sleigel told him that che had just as
much business there as he did that II was pub
lie house, and was the place where he bought his
groceries," A quarrel then commenced and
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Published by rcqucst.l
BARBiRl FRITGHIE.


UP from the meadows rich with corn,
Clear Ia the cool september morn,
The clustered spires of Frederick stand
Greenwallcd BY the hills OF Maryland,
Round about them orchards sweep,
Apple and Peaeh'treS frniied decp'
Fair as a garden Of the Lori
To the eyes OF the f,mlshed rebel horde,
On that pleasant morn Of the early fll
When Lee marched over the mountain wall,
Over the mountains winding down.
Horse and foot, into Frederick town.
Flapped in the morning wind; tlia sun
or morn looked down, and saw not one.
Up roso oil Barbara Frlchio then.
Bowed with her four-score years aud ten;
Bravest OF all in Frederick town,
She took up the Dag the mon hauled down.
In her attic window the staif sho set,
To show that ono heart was loyal yet.
Up the street came the rebel tread,
stonewPll jackson riding ahead.
Under his slonched hat left and right
He glancedi the old hag met HIS sight.
Halt r'-the dust brown ranks stood FAST.
" Fire F'--out blazcd the rife blast.
II shivered the window, pane and sash;
IL rent tho banner with seam and cash.
Quick, as IL fell, from the broken staff
Dame barbara snatched the silken scarf;
She leaned far out on the window sill,
And shook 1t forth with u royal will.
"shoot, u you must, this old gray head,
But spare your country's dag" she said.
4 shade Of sadness, blush Of shame,
OVERT face Of the leader came,
The noble nature within him stirred
To life at that woman's deed and word;
"who touches a hair of yon gray head
Dies Ike dog March onrfhesaid.
All day long through Frederick street
Sounded the tread Of marching feet:
Al day long that free flag toss'd
Over the heads OF the rebel host.
Even its torn folds rose aud fell
On the loyal winds that loved il weii
And though the hiil-eaps sunset light
shone over witha warm goodnight.
barbara Fritehie'swor Ia DER,
Aud the rebel rides his raid no more.
Over Barbara Fritohie's grave
Flag OF Freedom aud Union wave
Peace aud order and beauty draw
Round thy symbol Of light and lawi
And ever the stars above look down
On thee below in Frederick town
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Alarriaots.

sNYDER-McfLvAIN -on the 7th Of
January, by the Rev. Mr.. Miller Of Carcy,
at the esidence Of the bride, Mr.. Levi sny-
der, Of wyandot county, to Miss Sarah Martha
Elizabeth McIlyain, OF Seneca township,
Seneca county.
MAGERs --ADELSPERGER--o the 7th
day of January, 1868, by the Rev. P. Bist
]. v. Magers to Mary J. AdeIsperger, all Of
Seneca Co.
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ChIld Burned to Death By Explosion

Child Burned 70 Death BY Explosion
or Mineral Oll.--A young girl, between
eleven and twelve years Of age, daughter OF
Mr.. Henry Crooks was hiaily burned BY
the explosion Of eau containing Aiaerai
OiL on Wednesday morning last.
The paticulars are as follows The Gre
had been kindled a shor, time in the NOR
ming, when the young girl took up the oil
can, and, to aid the Gre, poured some Of the
fluid on Il, when instantly, the flames fol-
lowing the stream Of oil, which was being
poured ont, bursted the can in the child 3
hands, and enveloped her at once, in sheet
Of flame. The girl was carried to the door
IN her fathers arms when German Mr..
Streigel, who works at Poorman h Miler's
tannery, Immediately pulled or his coat aud
wrapped It around her, and thus extinguishcd
the fame. Her face, arms AMI head wcree
Hfrightfully burned, but she was not consider
ed dangerously so, until sometime ailcr the
accident happened. I, was then discovered
that she had inhaled the flames into her lungs
which almost invariably terminates fatally.
The next day death relieved her from her suf-
fering, and one more is added to that long
list Of those who have been offered sacrifices
to that Unsuitable monster, Bnrning Fluid.
The oil used in this case, we learn, was not
coal oil, but new article known as "Miner-
al Oil" which the little sufferer believed
would not explode, as she aferward said, had
been so recommended 70 her when she went
to purchase II. THIS is certainly very con-
Trajectory to what Is claimed for II, and was,
beyond doubt, by the childs own confession,
the cause OF her uutimrly death.
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Agentleman who in early life was a victim 10
hat debasing vice 50 common 10 youth, which
lesulted In scmusa Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostration. and came
hear ending his days in hopeless misery. Aftcr
hsing numerous remedies without success, he
obtained from friend some simple rules and
preserirtions that oGectcd permanent outc.
On behalf Of suffering humanity he will send
ihe same free OF charge osll who may desire H..
Adde'S EDGAR rREMAtNE, Station n,
. lAni7-iy f-Illff Bible House, New York.
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BELL,S SPEOIFIO PILLS,

no may recover his health. Make therefore no
delay IN using this remedy. itFves speedy re-
lief, AMI VII soon effect a cure in All cases Of
kemind Weakness, Emissions, Physical Feryoaa
Debility and erknRementr of the urinary organs
Positive behent - derived by nsing n single box.
II Is entirely vegetable aud and harmless and no
change of diet y necessary whilst nsing them
Price nna Dollar per hoE with 7aii direetions
Sold by Druggists generaily. In places where
post. paid and secure from obselFation On re-
ceipt Of the money. Address
j. BRYAN, NJ. q, ti9 Broadway, New York
Private aad confdantiei eircHiaSs VIII be sent
10 gentlemen lfee ofeharge. lanl7-ly
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To the One II Concerns. the person
who was seen carrying of violin aud case,
from National Hall, at the close ofthe Fair,
will return the same to the store Of Michael
Sullivan, he will save trouble and exposure
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The LIght or thc UousehoId.-smiline

faces are the household lights. Can wife ex-
pcct her husband 70 smilc when she sets before
him poor breadi Ctu husband look for smiles
from his wife Il ho offers hor Inferior materials
for making brcadi II you. SIR, will please your
wife got d. y. Dc Land 4 Co.'s best Chemical
saeratus, and shc will please you-that WI
please her and there will be light in the house
hold-smiles all around. Use Il instead OF Soda
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THE HRALING PoOL AND RoUsR OF
uRRCY

howard Association Reports, for YOUNG
MEN, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, aud the Il r.
RoRs. ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy
thsmaniy RoSersJ apd create ininedImentst Mar
riage, with sure means Of relief Sent in Scaled
letter envelopes, free Of charge, Address DIR. j..
sKILLEN HoUGHroN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa.
sIune ~, IsGI.-Iv
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scRATcHl SCRATCH IL SCRATCH ~!
In from 10 to IS hours.
Whcaton's Ointment cures The Itch.
WheatOn's Ointment cures Salt Rbeum.
whcaton's Ointment cures letter.
wherton's Ointment cures Barber's Itch.
wheaton's OIntmeDt cures Ola Sores.
Nheaton's Ointment cures Rvery kind
l OfHumor like Magic.
Price, 80 cents a box; by mail 60 cents. Address
WEEKS POTTER, No 10 Washington Street
Boston, Mass.
For sale by all Druggists.
Sept. 26th. IssT-Iy.
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About TOwn.--Thc Thermometer,

About TOwn.--The thermometer, on
Thursday morning Of last week, stood at 10 be.
low zcro-thc coolest day OF the season.-Mr.
A. Arnt, sr., fell on Thursday evening last, in
front Of Mr.. wagners residence on Main street
fracturng his arm above the clbow.----The
river aud creek are again covered with thick ice,
and though too rough for pleasant skating are
covered day and evening with throntss OF ska
tsts.---Mr. s. J, Kirlswood, our efficient super
int:ndcnLof the Union schools Of this city, was
nominh icdrfor Commissioner Of Schools, ut the
recent Democratic State Convention. This is a
deserved compliment to our Superintendent,
who ia entirely wortSy, except tho politics.
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MAnRIAGB Avn cELIn,cy.

An Essay OF Waning and Instruction for Young
mon. Also, diseases and abuses which premA-
tnrely PROSTATE the vital powers, with sure means
OF relief Sent free Of charge, sealed letter en-
lopes, Address, rr rt.r
ffNflH4 DIR. J. sKILLEN HoUGmToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
June 20. t66T.-6m.
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ERRORs OP YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and Tie effects
ofyouthful indiacretion, will for the sake OF suf
ferng humanity, send free to all who need It, the
recipe and directions for making the simple rene
dy by which he WAS cured. Sufferers wishing 10
profit By the advertisers experience, can do so By
addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN n. OGDEN,
May i6, 1867, 46 Cedar Street, N. Y.
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The Tfasrs viii ~ Mailed % cub spnscnoer
for te ncx, year. corntaencins Sanuaf, "a, 1865
For chr ofe. IN aivanccs. - ..'....A..i..s -
For Club Of 10 IN -'ivsuce ........... Is 60
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The Row FpvARD1 A. WILSON, will send
(frco OF eharge) 70 alfwho desre ~ the prcscrip.
tion with the directions for making and using the
simple remedy By which he was cured OF a lung
affectioa ADD that dread disease CoSsuNrrioS.-
His only object Is to qeneat the afnlcted and he
hopes every sufferer viii try this prescription, q.
twill cost them nothing, and may prove bles.
sing. Please address
HNi REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
tA0 Williamsburg, Kings Co, Now York.
Nav Ia 1917
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~ epGiul Noiitrs. 8s
ANCIENT FINE ,Rrs.

To n, Esasr Of Ne Ne,s Terl Herald.
s rRespecting the rciic Of porcelaln ware fouud
IN ihe late exhpre6ons At Herculaacum, vhich
hare been for~AEisa u she Society o. Antiquities
N liopdop, ,whsreof ytipr eorrcspcndcnt says the
bottle resembling Drsise's Plantation Bitiers was
undoubtedly placed among the ruins by the
agent Of Dr. Drake, We desire 10 state heis in
correct - every respect. n a bottle Wa found
there bearing our letseting, tho language Of thc
Ancient Romans was different from the accepted
iitcrature of that day. our Agent has other bust
mess than this in Epropc, and has not been In
|Ttdy stnus No ,loni4 hnSucans cstfry F'fsuta-
tioh BITTER. " isoase h,a tryihrto impose ,iren
p society Of Antiquarians in this way. seems
quite useless. and do not appreciate the joke
lt Is unnecessary for us 70 spend money IN
Europe while we arc unable to supply the de.
mard for these celebrated Bittcrs here.
Respectfully, T. II. DRAKE&CO.
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DR.. HARVEVig
Os' Ahhs ~
Chrome Thermal Female pills
DR.. HARVEY'S
Golden Female Pills.
Farm for Sale.

I WILL Offer my farm n private sale, eituated
I one mlle west of sycamore village, Wyaneot
county, Ohio. tho farm contains loo acres, OF
which about 20 acrrs $50 cleared aud the balance
Il wen timbered; the lmprivementse eonslai Of oqe
Frame Houep and Frame Bare, with
all other necessary out huiidingsi il Is we'll wa
tered, and g0ad orchard on It, 81 Wy.
RS- Any persop wlshine 10 purchase o eupd
farm are iuvted TO call and examine The prel1lses.
Nov "A. lssI W snssi
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"LOst, Strayed, or StOlen."--Thc G.

oNt, otTagCu, VT otViVh' "N
jtor of the nes,oerstie sheet down ~ seef was
down to Columbus, last week, attending the Csm-
ocratic Convention, anil "fell among thieves" Al
least he came home minus his Pocke,book What
loss IL must have been to he surc,-(fit IL IN the
same condition rs ours). We sympathizc deeply
with him in his Addiction, but " he will persist
m keeping that kind Of company usually found
at Democratic Convention, we can only feel for
hin,-there'll be no reaching him. there. Your
mother should have kept yon At home, sonny,
until yon had learned how to take care Of You're
self abroad; II l., you have paid dear for your
whistlc-cgioy IT,
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ComIne. .--Caroli,e Hnves' ceIebratcd The

Coming. .--Caroliae Hayes celebrated The
atrical Troupe, will give three entertainments
at National Hall, on the 2ist 22nd aud 2ord
insi.,--uext Tuesday Wednesday and THUS
day nights. This troupe Is very highly spOk-
en- of wherever they appear, and as this is
their first appearance in our city, we hope
they may meet with a generous patronage
from our amuscment-loving people.
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Maybe. !,
fNPoRMATloN.

Information guaranteed 10 produce aiuxurinnt
growth ofhair upon bald head OF beardicsa face,
also recipe for the removal OF Pimples blotch-
es, Eruptons, etc, on fhe skin, leaving the same
soft clear, and beautiful, ean be obtained without
charge BY addressing
iiN l.t Tiios. z. CHAPMAN, cnENisr,
-, - $40 broadway, New York.
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Business Changes.---Messrs. Huss an,

Business Changes.---Messrs. IIuss and
Gallup will remove their Book and Jcwclry stores
On the ist Of April, to the room now occupiedby
the Stricken Bros, opposite the Court House.
q. X. Brown and L. l.. orwiS, have leased the
National Halt, fot one year. II has fallen into
good hands and We bespcak them success in the
enterprise.
The business Of the c. u. & f. road will here
after be conducted under the name ofthe Cincin-
natl -sandusky & Cleveland Railroad. slight
change occurs in the timetable.
VIM. II. Grapes has disposed OF his rooms In
National Exchange Block, to Edward W. Cum
nngham. for his Touring Mills In Fostoria.
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RemlnlSccntIal. Our readers especial.
ly those at and about Fl Seneca will take
pie sure 10 residing the original sketch on
the hrst rage, under the head OF "Reminis-
ceuces.n ,can Ih
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The Wilcox 4 Gibbs Silent, Swift and
IrreVersihIe Sewing Machlne..--It Is the

simplert IL is the least liable 90 get out oforder
II is the beat made, II is the stllest II runs the
easiest, q runs the 1.stest. its seam is stronger
and loss liable TO rip inVe or wear than the lock
stitch. He invites alto call and see il before
purchasing elsewhere.
Wa MccUTCHEN. Ag't.
decze-im pafls House, Tina, o.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINs!!

Selling ef0t COSTA new lot OF Lace goods,
~ consisting OF Point Lace Collars, Point Appif-
cn Lace and Thread Lace; also Pocket Handker-
chiefs, and variety OF Millinery Goods, such a.
Bonneis, Hats, furs, and Fancy goods. which I
Milscll AT COST to close out my stock, on LIST
Monroest., second door shove Madison. Al. TIfnn
Ohio. 40 MRS. DAVIDSON ii
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Send your address, with stamp, for sample and
catalogue OF Articles for Young and Old, Married
and single. All shouh have them.
Address A. BRIDGES, ~ Dleeetcr street, New
York city. augsma.
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INfARR1En IIr1,.

Information and advice Of vital Importance to
the married. of both sexes, In a scaled envelope,
san be obtained free Of charge by addressing the
undrrsigued. Respectfully, . t.tflt
JAMES BUTLER
All nrnnhNunr- n Y
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PASSING NORTH.

05 P. M.-Man train.
% Az Night Express. H W
Connections made Fast and West at Clyde,
Forest Baliefontaine, urhanA and Dayton.
New and Commodious Sleeping Cars on Night
Trains J. c. WILLIAMS, sup't.
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Thanks. We are under obligations 20
Nj W. A. IIetshiser, Of ths Treasurer oHice,
Columbus, also to Hon. E. T. Stickney,
for many favors.
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Attention members Of the @. A. r.,
will please take notice, that full attendance
is requested tomorrow evening, Basiness
Of importance will be transacted.
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Town and Country.
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN 10, ises.


The Blue Coais.---Jones Bro's 4 Co.
House and Lot for sale --Jno. T. Iluss.
Messengers Notice.---U. s. Marshal.
Annual Election. A. SEA. Baskhk
Annual Report. Tiiin Wooden Mills.
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Lao Prizes, amounting to sssO,25O


nB- The s1oye MaoniFrcGnr sIsotu NUnpen
lorrERY WILDE drdNn ~ rUbLIc IN CovIK0fos
kf, by throe fw0Ks CoAnIasIosHns, NJ one o'clock
y ~, AZ ~ The Corner 0f Fifth and Madison SITS.
but responsihe Money Lotteries, that have been
conducted forthe past thirty years, and nro drawn
under the authority Of charter from the State
prizes.
The oflicial list OF nnmhers drawing pFises will
be published n the New YORK Herald. CinciDuat
Daily Commercial. and Clnenuntl German papofs.
90 We dFlw two Lotteries daily, and give per-
sona the advantage Of collecting rhelf Own num-
bbrs. Send y2ur address fog circular.
Address ~ orders 10
FRANCE, SMITH 4 Co...
Boz STA. CS'lrStop, NY
Janio-it
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Fire "A Gre broke out IN the old Singer
building. now o~asa - NJ sted otapmeil
opposite the Court House, on Tuesday night
about ! clock. The Steamer Seneca Chief
was promptly on hand. and arrested tte
flames before they had reached much had
way. The Gre is supposed to have Origina-
ted in the room occupied by wsldman's
Hoop Skirt Factory, and ascending to the
roof vhiebves old ppd dry; sooa sneloped
1t IN flames, but the timely exettion d tl,e
hrensR soon sobdued them In tre mean
time, The occupants ofthe the seveni apart
ments were engaged in removing their goods.
Toksyers Cigar store occupied the south
rOom, and waldmans Hoop Skirt Factory
the North uosm. Some loss was incurred by
the removal Of goods, but both stocks, we un-
derstsnd, were insured Mr. JET Freeze,
Tailor, occupied the upstairs as a shop and
dwelling. The loss will fall heavily on him,
IS ve believe no Nasrnet tlusuredS ead Bis
furniture and goods suffered much nom re-
moval. The building Is old, aud bad not the
night been an unusually quiet one, would
have been entirely consumed as II Is, IL Is
reudered unfit for service, aud new bull
ding in It's stead, would add inaeh to the ap.
pearance ofthe city. Mcssrs J. d N. Watson
were put to great Inconvenience in remov-
ing nearly all their goods from their shelves,
10 ordetff sound neesAsRfy to'rem6ve them
from thelr room. tiNA III fIHHH
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TO Prlntcrs IA situation wanted by an
experienced printer. Steady employment
preferred. Address; J. P. Reynolds, Ksnton.
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War In RepubIIc.--on Friday nIgl

War In Republic Friday night
we are informed, quite speck ofwar loom
ed up in Republic. A debating society was
being held on that evening, at the aecade-
my by the students thereof, when descent
was made upon them, by the town boys, we
believe, with hostile intent. The superipten-
dent exhcrted bis boys to stand their ground
and he was with them. Lively akirmishing
ensued. There was girding Of loins, and
much . 'pitchingin. A pistol shot rang on
the evening air. Much confusion. Much
alarm. Twelve combatauts were arrested
viii some friend report the case for us 2
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"pE WISE TO-DAY IT'S MADNESS To ne
FER,s TIE proper remedies to arrest disease. m
ou are afflicted with any Of the dangerous dis
nases enunlegatea ~ ntle'ndyeriiscrnent Of DR.. J..
w. Poiand's White Pine Compound, purchase a
risl bottle and mar the ELECTS. Itpcver fa.ls
sOlaby M dtstsg,sss p - 81 -, w .
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NOTICE.

Ii psrsons knowing themselves indebted 10
n the late arm Of foorman & miller, or having
claims against said frm, will please call and set-
tie the sane, 1T once with the underslgned, a.
thesufvlvins pkrtafT Of said nrm.
Nov. lat, 1867 3taoi
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Cincinnati, Da-ton & East'rn R. R.
TIME TABLE,

CINHATT.
But one shase of Cars between TIFFIN and
On and after sunday Dec. 2ath, 1867, Trains
will pass TIFFIN, daily as follows:
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CARD
As will be seen by the above notice, have the
sole aud exclusive right to draw the shelby Col.
icge Lottery on aud after January lat, 1858. The
same viii he managed aud conducted after the A.
boye date in the name OF FKASoE, saIrH 4 Go.
JAS 5. SMITH.
We have hled in Shelby Circuit Court, Shelby
Vile, Ky, Bond amounting 70 Three Hundred
all prizes
The Kentucky Lottery on the Single Number
plan VIII be drawn the lith aud 3Oth days Of
each month during the year 1888.
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The name Of the "croghan House" Of Fre-
mont. has heen changed to that of cooper
HoOso'" il honor Of iss nev pIepFislor.
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PREFERREp SPECIALS.

Perfumey.--An immense stock Of Per-
iamery, ofeyery description, at
.aa HERsHISER 4 MYERS.
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PASSIMn souTH.

- t. 20
10 % A. MAIL train.
~ A. 49, Night Express.
fnga
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-16

General Gihson's residence. on Monday
evening, was the scene ofa surprise masque.
rade party. The guests were most hOspi,a.
bly, received and entertained.