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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-10-20
L'ARM FOR SALE.

4 Situated in Weybridge, within two miles oi
Middlebuy p o., on the diiect road to the mon
ument, containing 20 acres, with plenty ot wood,
wafer. fruit, hui6ngs, good sugar orchard, and
well fenced. Possession given Immediately. In
quire of the subscriber, on the premises.
29:tf c. B. BLAKE.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-10-20

Horace Greeley once used the words
Jupiter Pluvus in an editorial article,
and they appeared next morning in print
rs Inspector Phineas
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nN and AFTER TUESDAY SEPT.

/, the charges per day at the Bread Loaf Inn
will be again $3.50; and the charge for dinners
Sl.O0 Charges per week will remain SIG. per
month, $50. children between Oand II, three
quarters price under 10, half-prce.
JOSEPH BATTELL.
Ripton, August %, 1868. ft22;
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-10-20
NOR SALE

L. A Timber Lot Of nearly twenty acres, living
near the Baxter Island in Cornwall. The timber
consists ol Ash, Pine Cedar and IIemlock En-
aure Of David Piper, Middleburv, or of
NJ $. keller,
Cornwall VT. Feb. G. 1868. 4G;tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
Here and There.

A mandatory at Fremont is 6lling a con.
trac, for a Liverpool, (England) house for
splkes and hubs
Hhs time for holding the Sandusky Coun-
~ Snir has been changed from the sth, stn
and lo,b o. October, TO the l1Ih, 18th aud
18Th Of September,
The Putin bay cor respondent of the San
dusky Register says The '0eus's are commit
tug great depredations on The Island. Tue
vines have been killed in some Ut the vine
yards.
john Hotter, german, committed sui,' ''d'
by hanging, in Sandusky City, ON Saturday
last Cause OF act supposed to be melan-
choly aud family troubles. He left wife
and several children.
During the furious tornado Of wind which
prevailed on Tuesday of last week, FIRE was
discovered in the top OF the cupola OF the
E. Church, just being flushed, at Bellevue,
which would have been speedily developed
IN flames but for the daring feat of work
man. in making the ascent in the midst of the
storm, and ertinguishing it. Que Of the
timers had left his furnace burning, and
while at dinner, the storm came up. Great
was the relief when the fire was outened aud
the msn returned from his perilous voyage
| unharmed
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
CONSTITUTIONAL nIWerenees. r

arr many constitutions 90 inherently defective
IN shcfgy ~ 70 dSrive grea, beneft nom = mod.
crate use of pure liquor oambieed with such
vegetables medicines and extracts 80 enter into
the .eesnpositen of Robacks siomsch Bitter,
and these sre many situations IN which even the
hesnhiest derive additional security from their
occasional use.
nhesi,hy persons arc exposed 70 unusual and
continued exettion IN confined air. or under The
heat ofthe sun, or to the influence Of depressing
vatchfuiuess by travelling, and change Of diet
and watef or fresidents Of malarious districts
or the rank river bottoms Of the west and south,
there can be no douo, but careful use OF NJ.
AaeA'' SoHA4eA BRtsrs with the food would surely
be the means Of warding Oh actua, disease and
enabling them TO bear up unaffected, where
without the Btiers, they would likely have 10
suecumb V diseace, They strengthen, tone and
invigorate, aid digestion and increase the sp
petite. Hershiser and Myers, sole Agents. Tifnr
Ohio. noa9...lm,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
Walks and Talks.

wanted-Rsiui
In melting mood-everybody.
Pendleion is sick, ,--send for McGiunisl
"Botlled up Democratic enthusiasm for
Seymour and Blair.
Thermometer on Tuesday and wednesday,
was lOl and l02 > in the shade.
The aurora borealis, or northern lights
made brilliant display for a short time on
Saturday evening last.
where's wash7- Journal
"whiteWsshcd, didn't make a single
trick.
An exchange wants wood on subscription
We prefer ice jus, now, but there is no ac-
counting for tastes
Sunday evening service at Trinity EpiSco.
pal Church. has been suspended during the
heated term. Sensible arrangement.
A young lady named Stoner, was proslrAt-
ed with a sun-stroke, one day las, week,
while going from Mrs. wislers millinery
store, to her home in "a ward. She is re-.
covering.
Heber Kimball left sevcnty.siI disconso-
late widows -Er.
Only think OF it,--seventy. disconsolate
Mrs. Quilps What nice tea party they
would make, to be sure.
The best music yet-the song Of the
reaper and mower, now heard in all the coun-
try wide. Like Shakespeare's music, 1t is
the food Of love and more too. Play on.
Billy Mungen wants Uncle sam to pay for
Alaska, so that we can "eAge the Blitsh lion
on the Pacific coast. Does fl idling Bill -
want to 20 into the "sho bEuess1
Mr.. Lemp commences the brick work on
his new building, next week. The foundation
Of Mr.. LOOMS, structure Is nearly finished,
while Fred. Grummel's block towers upward
towards completion.
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Mr.. Nnhls.s sneeeh.


hon. W. p Noble, at the close ofthe Sat.
turCiay convention, was called upon to render
an account Of bis stewardship At New York,
and as he is the old wheel horse Of Seneca
County Democracy, It was expected that v
anybody could explain away their discomfort
at the result Of their convention, he could,
He therefore tried. II he is 20 he credited,
Seymour and BlSip were the only two men
on the continent they desired TO see chosen.
u success tn the endeavor to smooth over
the irritating fact that one Ct the candidates
was but short time since a republican, was
shroudsd 10 doubt, He drew comiurt from
asseverstion that Blair was the Executor OF
Andrew Jackson and from the symptoms Of
success TO his party contained in TIE fact
that such men as Chief Justice Chase bent
toward them. He reverted to the recent
amnesty proclamation Of A. j., asa thiHg
that should have been done when Lee lost
the cause, upon the hghly reasonable priuci.
that the victor should hand over TO the
vanquishcd that for which they warred.
After the great struggle. he argued that Il was
| wonderful, notwithstanding the prophecies 10
the cuntrary, how soon perfect peace transpired
" in all our borierr" A. this point be forgot
about the ku-kiux Democrats operating in Ten
ncsscc.
IL is evident that the nominations have dis.
couraged the (so called) Democracy.
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the breeze
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FtAr Rock, sSSroA Co., o., Narch 10, ls6s.
AtSx wutLLDiS, ESQ.
President ofthe American Life Insurance Co.
DrAa Ns--l beg TO tender my thanks 70 the
American Life Insurance Company for the
prompt and satisfactory manner In witch pay.
ucnt was made TO mo as administrator OF my
sons estate, By u. Torrey, your General Agent,
Of three thousand dollars, being tho full amour,
Of the policy which my late son, William q.
uoll, held in your Company. Although but three
payments had been made, the three notes given
on the premiums we're awarded as dividends.
In behalf OF the ycun widow and her infant
child, thank you, and A. showing my apprecia.
ton Of this benldcent institution, have taken 9
policy for Eve thousand dollars In your COMPANY
and assure you that shall embrace every op
portunity u recommending tho American Life
Insurance and Trust Company OF Philadelphia tS
my friends aud to the public confidence,
Respectfully, ELI MoLL.
Carr. n. PICK,
Agent for the above Company has opened al
Office IN Commercial Row with q. J. Keen, ESQ
Nhcrc he can be found from 10 to IA m. an,
| from TO Sp. M. noa3 NOES.
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&RagEs
Close Connsotions are Made,

A. sauaasky, with Trains of (Northern Divlr-
ion) Lake Shore Railroad Line, and during the
season OF navisation,) with Lake Steamers for
theIsiands and Detroit.
MCiydc, With Trains of (SontheTn Divlslon)
Lake Shore Railroad LINE.
At Carey, with Findlty Branch Trains.
AZ Forest, with Trains of Pittsburgh, Fort
WAyne. and Chicago Railway.
40 WeitefoutAtne, with Trains OF the BELLE
fontalne (Crestline and IndiAnApolis) Railway.
A. USbaua, with Trains or the Columbus and
Indianapolis Central Railway.
At gpFt0gaeid, with London Branch trains
At London. with Trains Of the Columbus and
XsniA Railroad.
AZ Dayton, With trains Of the Dayton and wes-
tern Railroad.
AZ CtucinuatI, with Through Express Trains
20 and from Louisville, Indianapolis. st Louia,
Cairo. Memphis. and tho South Kentucky Gem
trail Railroad and ohio River Mail Boats.
This Line has hesn NEWLY EQUIPPED with
Superior Modern Day Coaches, Smoking Cars. and
Might Sleeping Cars, unsurpassed In comfort and
style
TRAINS RUN THROUGH to and from Gin
oinnAti without transfer TO Passengers OF Baggage
At D%yton, thus ensuring comfort and Addnig
greatly TO the pleasure Of the trip between the
Lake aud tho Ohio River.
THROUGH TICKERTS sold and BAGGAGE
CHECKS given to all principal cities reached by
this Road and connecting lines.
J. q. WILLIAMS, Superintendent.
tn. Goodman, General Ticket Agent.
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Of wife and family at one fell stroke. The
bodies Of the two children were recovered
from the wreck about midnight bu, the body
Of the mother was not secured until the neS,
day. II Is Supposed the bridge had been
ismpered with to plumber ,be train, several
passengers being robbed while 10 the wreck
and tie baggage broken open aud riled Of
valuables.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

Agalnf-our neighCcr Myers returned
from New York with a somewhat crestfAlle n
air. We at once concluded that some OF his
Five Points friends had been toto his trows-
ers pockets again and took his pocket book
H.. L. IL
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Another Railroad disaster A Moth.

Another Railroad Disaster A Moth
or and Two Children, from Flat Rock.
Kllled.--We have the particulars of terri
bic railroad disaster which occurred on the
Philadelphia and Erie R. R., on the night Of
Wednesday, the 9th inst, 6y which six per-
sons we're killed outright Mr.. James A.
Feese, his wife and two children, Of Flat
Rock, this county, were on the Inflated train.
In passing over French Greek, the bridge
gave way and two Of the passenger cars fell
through, making complete wreck. Mrs,
Feese and her two children were either in-
siantly killed by The fall or afterwards drown
ed. The children were aged one and three
years. Mr.. Feese was also injured about
the head, but managed to work his way out
Of the cars. The company gave him back
bis pay for the tickets, gave him pass back
aud Is. 900 "a poor compensation for the loss
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Information Mnnted.

Information Wanted.-About the
mid die OF May last, little girl named
Caroline Blaze, aged eight years,dark auburn
hair aud blue eyes, lef George Hagleys, in
Wood county, aud has not since been heard
from. She had on when last seen, dark
calico dress aud pink sun bonnet. It is feared
that she has been abducted by her drunken
father, who is a dangerous character. Any
Information regarding her whereabouts, will
be thankfully received by her sister, Susanna
Blaze, Findlay, Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

Match Games. Challenges have been
received, we are informed, by the Titin D. B.
Club IRON the Croghans Of Fremont, aud the
De1ters Of Norwalk. They have besu
promptly accepted aud both match games
will be played, il possible, on or about ihe
10Th OF August, in this city.
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Notice 20 Farmers. -.Sometbiag new.
o. W. Huih's Champion, or Belle Of the KEN
stone Horse Hay Fork, These. forks ate war.
ranted iowork orno sale. Farmers can examine
them by calling at u M, Nayldr's hardware store,
at Tim, Ohio. FArmers please call. and exam
inc and try one before buying. We are selling
them on their own merit. Manufactured by @.
W. North, Plymouth, Ohio. Ho35wt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

Scamps..-On the OCCASION of the moon.
light picnic held bv the 8ap' 'St congregation
at the grove below the site Of 'ue olu rA'r
ground, some amateur SeoundreiS, ''e'"een
fourteen and eighteen years Of age, Nen'
around thro wing cluos atand tearing down
the transpareneies. II is aSout tins some OF
tn Sc youngsters we're relieving Il little OF
bread aud water only" to help them to
respect ether peoples rights.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

Sudden Death. "A young woman
named Margaret Bauer, living at the Amer
ican House, I'd ward, was stricken with pal
sy or stroke, on Monday afternoon, caus-
cd by overheating, being engaged in WASH
,.,g at the time OF the attack, aud before
usdi, al aid could be obtained, she was a
.o,o.. Persons cannot be too careful during
,hi, extreme hot weather, Of becoming over.
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Pnnons nP YnrrII

A gentleman who in early life was victim to
chat debasins vice so common to youth, which
resulted in Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostrstion, and came
Bear ending his days In hopeless misery. Amer
usinR numerous remedies without success, he
aStaiaed from friend somo simple rules and
prescriptions that effected permanent cure.
On behalf st suaeri2g humanity how'll send
the same free Of charge to a'lwho may desire IL.
Addess EDGAR TREMAIE~. Station d,
jsnIT-iy Bible House. New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

G.. A. RAJ the late semi-annual cleo
ton of officers in Post ~, Grand Army Of
the Republic, the following we're elected:
Post ConmandcS,-w. L. Myers.
Sr. Vice Post Commander,-T, c. Heslington,
Jr. Wee Post Commander, ,--Lovi X. White.
Adjutant,-James II. Basom.
SER. Mijor,-Henry steclcll.
Q. n. Ssrgt,-An,lrow Mshan.
Surgeon, WIN. Debusman.
Asst surgeon,-Daniel Barnhart.
ChApllkp,-E. Persons.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

Correspondence,
"Esp oT RACK" q. P. R. RI
Somewhere In DacoInh Ter ' I


Somewhere In Dacolah Ter
Eos. TnBusE This is only to let you
know that both yourselves are green in my
memory" and that still live. Time with
the is entirely taken up at preseut, or
would try my hand at a trine Of a showing
up OF these regions (trancendantly beautifully
aud tue progress of this stupeuduous work,
yclept " The Union Pacific Railroad Ye
Gods but il is immense -and this Is an
immense country. didn't know that
America WAS 50 big until now. We are now
crossing tue great Laramie Plains, or Aka.
line DtIert, ior It u entirely barren, shoud
except sage brush and presley pears (Which
latter don't eat worth a cuss On ascend
lng the eastern slope Of the Rocky Mountains,
which are also some there is plenty Of
snow in signL but we can't grasp it--it is
tUo high up
| eurloJe a Cheyenne daily, which you
will perceive is alive IN the way OF "ads,
aud also that IL is practically sound --vid'
ne city election. Tue terms, you will notice
ar, trias higher than our home papers -.
angle c, ,Npies sell for 25cts. "dowu here.
Chicago ps oers ten days old, are considered
new with us. A min asked ms yesterday Il
I copld ,sllh h,n q who was nominated at the
Chicago Convent. M opened my know +
ed,e.bo1 ,mmedi,teiy. We've got box oI
ice coming on for the Fo. -tb, and all vi
lack is an American HIg for some one t
"hAul down. 80 that We can shoot him or
the spot Would write more but an to'
much presse with work. revert TO Tic'l
associations with pleasure, and hope to have
you "take me 10 again sometime.
Yours Ave miles from water)
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

Bunting.-We have received a neat lit
tie Gag from q. W. Crowell b Co., Cleveland,
o., and as soon as we get the names Of Grant
d COlfa1 inscribed on it, we shah "fling il to
the breeze"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

ROW.-Some of the performers bolong-
ing to Gardner 4 Kenyons Circus, (which
remained in town over Sunday got into a
quarrel In fr ont of the American House, in
the evening, when some OF our german fell
low ciriIens undertook to part them, but
the showmen not relIshng the interference,
commenced knocking them around mscella-
neously. AS the fight progressed the belig
erents increased In number until very form
idable sized row was attained. From what
we can learn, our teutonic frlSnds over the
Rhine, got slightly worsted. A valiant (7)
officer who appeared upon the scene, took
one Of the fellows ia tow, and started tor the
Cala6Oose, but meeting a companion Of his
charge, was prevailed upon TO drop his man,
Notwithstanding his relteration that he WAS
an officer. The habeds corpus in this case,
in the shape OF burly showGan, was most
effective. He had 'seen officers before, and
our square -shouldered Constable was forced
to assume the pressure. We would advise
the public TO give Gardner 4 Kenyon's CIR.
Gus wide berth and let them fight their own
battles.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
cHILLs AND FEVER. DYSPEPSIA, LIVER
COMPLAINT, AND KIDNEY
DISEASES CURED.


H.s cured more diseases where II has beer
ased, than all Medicines combined. Il is the only
Tsme'ly that realty puri6es the blood, and has
hsver failed in curing Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague
and Diseases Of tte Liver.
ssld by all Druggists and Dealers.
DIR. 8. p. HARTMAN a CO, Proprietors, LAS
sAsrun, Pa. and CHICAGO, ILLISou. no2o-3m.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
Nor a BEVERAGE.

TTNLIKE most Of the bltiers OF the present
~ day, DR.. Rohack's are not Intended as a
pleasant stimulating whisky bevenRo, but are
perfectly medicinal, containing only soihaien1
pure bourbon whisky 70 hold ia solnlion the me-
dieipal extraetive matter froun whlok they are
composed. nershiser hysrs, Sole Agents
nosOm2
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

Good News for the LadIes.-LAdies
wishing to learn Mrs. 8. c. E~ing's system
Of cutting ladies and childreh's garments by
actual measurement, can have instructions
by callingon Hattie Yingst, who has taken
the agency for Seneca county no35tl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

Good EeWsI--Dr. Smiths "Elccirie OIL, /"
of Philadelphia, Is now for sale here at the Drug
Store Of y. MArquArdt, and 1t is, as every
where else, making astonishing cures 500 to
ai-the cheapest and best medicine in tho world.
lime Q6-amae
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Pittsburgh, Ft Wayne & Chicago
Railway,

On and after May nth, 1868 Trains will
lesVe stations daily. (sundays exeopted,) as fol-
lows. fTraln leaving Chicago At 6.aS r. NJ.
leaves dailv.l Train leaving Pittsburgh st lI'
p. NJ, leaves daily.l
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Humphrey Iapham's Estate.

NOTICE IL here given that the unAersigned
have been appointed and are qualified as
executors Of the will and estAte Of Hnmphry
L'phAm, late OF the county Of seneca. nhie, de-
ceased. STEPHEN LAPHAMi
HIRAM cHAFFEE
June, II, lses. ho3lw3
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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS,

A SA remedy to soothe sll nervous excitement.
n. and In ts trnest sense, q nervine, there is
perhaps, no medicine ertant which Ia received
with so much favor A. Eohack' Stomach BitteTs;
wine glass full on going 10 bed IL Rl that ia re-.
qnired 10 pr6dnoe sound and heAlthfn sleep.
Hershiser Myara Sole AGENTS moan On,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

Silver Plated Ware. Spoons Forks,
Castors, Butter Dishes, Ice Pitchers, Syrup
Cups. Pickle S'auds Berry Dishes, Goblets,
Cups Communion ware SC, &c. Call and
see, at VIZ 0ALbUPs.
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PrsSr WISE AND PovSD FootisH was the man
who bit oG his nose 10 spite his face but not so
WITH xho man who bought dozen bottles OF j.
". Poaand's Humor Doctor, and cured his whole
family n scrofuia.
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Tim. March ~ 1888.
Tiffin Loan Association.

THE TIPFIN SAVINGS AND BUILDING
LOAN ASSOCIATION
WILL enable persons of small means 10 buy
w build = hOuseand pay for II In monthly dnss
which will not amount 20 more than their reut'
nov amount to. II 10 an excellent savings hncie-
ty, and pays high rate of Interest on small de.
po-ts, and ID perfectly safe; the whole capital be-
ing secured by mortgages on real estate.
Once IN BAchmAn Il Cramer's Law Office, over
DOerle's Store, Washington street, Tim, ohio.
Tim, April 10th, 1858 no26 ~
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Town and Country.
THURSDAY MORNING, July iS, iSoS.

That Canon. 1.-The democratic canon had
a Pendleton load in it for several days but
the unfortunate state Of affairs, Thursday,
made /, unnecessary "to touch her on"
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r e M o v A..

Il II IL - q ~ = 81 wills q N
Have removed from their did stand, 10 No. I and 2
Empire Rlook (bAsement), where they will con-
tlnue 20 pay Ia CASH, the highest market price
for Butter, Eggs, Lard. TAllOw, Bseswax, Rags,
6e. Farmers give them a call. no3t-ami
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ReaI Esiate Transfcrs.-T

RC"t bStetC itah5ACfas-i hV Wio"ins
ID the list OF Real Estate Transfers;
J. II. Cook to NJ. NJ. Bntton, in.lot No, 10, In
Republic for $3.50.
A. EmeriuO to Elijah Neibel, lot Of land IN
Loudon Tp., Tor $500
c. Is. Cannon to q. q. Reed, 6a5I acres In Reed
rP for 81, RS.
y. q. Lewis to E. A. zahn and J. c. Doerle, in
lot No. 81, In the ist ward Tim, for 5000.
III, zahn to w. A. Doerle IL Of in-lot No. 81 in
list ward, for 5000.
3. f. Myers to j.. Myers, 20 acres in Adams
Tp., for 81 ,22i.
Tp., for g., 600.
S, Downs to B.L, & s. KAgy 50 acres 10 Bloom
TP., for $1,000.
E. Nsibei to l. Bernard, so acres in LOudOn rp.,
for e2,60O.
c. ". Cline to A. J. PsrIns, in-Iot No. 8, IN
Berwick, for sI5O.
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DENTTSTRYi

nr.C q Reilharz. has removed to
~ Commercial Row above 81. John's Drug
store. and ntfed up a DENTAL HEAD QUAH.
TRas. where he ID prepared 10 do work In all
the various departments of Dentistry In the most
approved manner Of DentAl Science.
Reduced Ratesi
Prices have come down In most all Dcpartments
Of bussaeas, and must Ia Dehtistry. WeHre flIiv
lstermined 70 snit oar priess to the ability Of ali
and doonr WORK AZ the lowest possible rates.
Teeth extracted without charge. for those ,yha
want artlnciAl teeth, We are prepared 10 exiraeI
teeth without pain. BY the agency OF any Of the
Teeth alied With pure gold 10 superior manner
All ,peFations, warranted. Come and zee os
riHiA' Jo'yl " lesI,-sn. cjSl PkitAARz
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School Examiners Notice.

THE School Examiners OF Seneca County will
l. examine teachers at the Grand Jury Room in
the Court House In Tlffin on the nth and 28th
days OF March, on the nth, 18th, and 18th days OF
A Iril, on the "a, 5th, and 13d days Of May, and
on tAe 9Th day OF June, 1859. Applicants win be
ID 10 be present A. early ~ one O'Clock on
the asvs II examination, or they will not be ex-
amlned M certificates will be issued except on
an exsminhtiua day, and teachers are requested
''' JOHN McCAuLLEY,
81 KIRKwOOD,
ID. =. MYERS.
TINA M,rch 20 tasa Examiners.