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The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-30

" People hereabouts feel uncommon
ly safe. There is promise recorded that
the world shall never again be destroyed
by food and our part Of it won't be dry
enough to burn for some time to come.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-30

E- Read Hugh L, Fry's new adver-
tisemcnt. He has good goods, cheap
goods and dry goods, and offers to ox-
change them for cash.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-30

" A telegram was received here on
Wednesday night that Thomas Steele, one
of the railroad employees at Chattanooga,
had been badly crushed while engaged in
coupling cars.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-30

VI The spirit of improvement seems
to have taken hold of some of our en-
terprising citizens in good earnest. There
are several buildings now going up, and
a dozen more will probably be erected be-
fore autumn. But for the high prices of
lots Sweetwater would improve much
more rapidly than it does.
We have good schools and churches,
good society, and are surrounded bya rich
agricultural country. With these adyan-
tagos we should surely be a progressive
and prosperous people.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-30

~ We have heretofore omitted to
mention our receipt of the Charlottesville
(Va.) Chronicle. This paper has fine
reputation for ability, which it fully sus-
tains. Its politics are just such as any
paper published within sight Of Monticel-
10 must needs advocate.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-30

The BLoUNT County REGULATORS
We have it on good authority that gang
of ''whippers'' started out from Maryville
few days ago, on professional tour. 1t
was understood by them that the Rev.
Mr.. Smith of the Methodist Church South,
would preach in that neighborhood byspe-
cial invitation of his friends. Mr.. Smith,
it is presumed, was informed of their in
tended movements, and wisely concluded
not to make his appearance.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-30
PIIILADELPIIIA.
FIGURING BTLGS,

rHNHE proprietors take this method of
informing the public that they arc manu-
featuring at their Mills, near Philadelphia, Mon
roe co., Tenn, an article of Flour that will sue
cessfully compete with any made in East Ten
nessee or elsewhere in the South and will keep
constantly on hand for the trade, a Superb
Article. Parties living at distance
from the Mills, but convenient to the Rail Road,
by sending their Wheat to the depot at Philadel-
phia, will have it taken to the Mills, ground
and returned to the Rail Road depot without
further charge than the usual toll. Satisfaction
guaranteed in all cases, if the Wheat is good.
(oct26tf.i COZART & ADKINS.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-30

" The May party has been postponed
until the Sth instant.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-30

" Some few of our subscribers who
commenced with the first number Of the
paper seem to think that they are entitled
to it one year for one dollar; but as the
paper has been enlarged it would be i'm
possible for us to furnish it at so low a
price. Those who commenced with the
first number and paid one dollar will be
furnished nine months, which will be the
dollars worth. At the expiration Of that
time cross mark will appear on the mar
gin of their papers.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-30

" We were favored ON Tuesday with
visit from our friend Col. A. &. Garden,
artist, typist, and prospective proprietor
of the Philadelphia Republican, that is to
be-perhaps. The Colonol's countenancc
did not indicate that he was contemplating
the wickedness of running radical paper.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-30
ATLANTA April 29..

ATLANTA April 90.
Corn-$l, O3al,O5.
Wheat-white $2,S0a3,00 per bushel;
good Tennessee red $2,6Oa2,80, Georgia
red $2,45a2,60.
Bacon-sholders, l4c.; clear sides, l6s
hams, l6al7.
Meal-$l,05 per bushel.
Lard-in barrels, Is.
Lard in Firkins.--l9,
Butter-40a45o.
Eggs-l3al5c.
Irish Potatoes-Tennessee $l,00al, 80
per bushel; Northern $6,5Oa7,O0 per barr
rel. -
Onions-0,00 per bushel.
Green Apples-$8, O0al0,00 per barrel.
Field Peas-rod 81, 4Opl 80 per bushel,
white-l,60.
White Beans--$3,O0 per bushol.
Virginia Salt--$2,75 per SACK
Hides--dry, 1879 per pound.
Sheetings--4-4-l8al8Ic.
Cotton Reconsideration.
Yenison Hams---I8a20c.
Dressed Poultry-None,in market,
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NOTICE..

I'm OBEDIENCE TO THE PROCLA-
IL nation of the Governor of the State of Ten
nessee, | will open and hold an Election in the
districts of the county of Monroe, in said State
for member to Congress for the State at large,
on the It'll day of May next.
April 9th, 1868. d. X. KENNEDY,
Com. of Registration for Monroe Co.,
apl6ltdc
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" All of our exchanges are talking
about the unusual rains. They don't
know anything about it. If it were our
normal condition to be wet we couldn't be
any more used to water than we are now.
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Agents for the Forerunner.

Agents for the Forerunner.
The following named gentlemen are authorized
to act as Agents for the FogERuNNEg. Their
receipts for subscriptions will be acknowledged
by the proprietor:
L. L. GRIFFITH, Madisonyille, Tenn.
J. IL. SANS, LoudOn,
LAFAYETTE JOHNSON, Benton. 90
DR.. n. q. CARTER, Tellico,
Rev. W. A. NELSON, Riceville,
Dir. LEONARD, Jalappa,
JouS C. VAUGHN, New York City, n. Y.
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MADISONVILLE
Retail Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY By
A. A. BOYD,
General Dealer in Merchandise,
ATLANTA sEMI-wEEKLY MARKETREpoRr.

FURNISHED BY II. 7. COX BRO,
Commission Merchants and Wholesale
Dealers in GeneralProduce, Forsyth Strsot,
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RsadThIs.
FLlT Rock, sESEcL Co., o, Harrh 10. lses.
ItNr WHtrLpfs fEso

.lU
Far Rock, sKSEcL Co., o. Harrh 10, lsss
AUX. wmLIpN, Esa.,
President otthe American Lifo Insurance Co.
DEAR sIs--I 6>e 70 tender my thSnn 10 the
American Life Insurance Company for the
prompt and sAtiAfastory m,nner In which pay
nsnt was made to me As administrator Of my
sons estate, by II. Torrey. your Gene.sl Agent,
-ofthrse thousand dollars, being tho full amount
of the policy which my late son, william @.
Eoli, held In your Company. Although but three
payments had been msds. tho three ns,es givon
on the premiums we're awarded As dividends.
tH behalf Of the youns widow and her infaut
.shHd. Z ;Aaak you. Nhd As showing my apprceia.
aisn - efhe feaitceHt iusttation. have taken a
policy for ffA a sasaad dsilars in your company,
and Iassure gsu aLatI shall embrace every op.
porturfsy 81 reeommending the American Life
Insurance and Trust Company OF rhlAdsiphis to
ny aneEdesndtO the public csnfdsnce
NospcctfHlly. ELI HoLL
Cart. II. PEoL. f.ff rf.
Agent fsrThs shove COMPANY has epensd an
once IN Commercial Row with a. .. Keen, Eco.
where he can befOupd from 40 to dfA 10. and
Srom 70 up m noS3 hog1.
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walks and Talks.


F" preo,e'eu 'nst 'ne o'd'iaso'oneo
'"ei'ovso-'SNee coat WIN % IN vogue a.
gam 'nS WINTER
Potatoes continue TO sell At the rate o.
Sl,e@ per oushel on the market and small
stthsI
DrouIh and the gra'shoPPers have greatly
injured the corn and clover, while potatoes
are "small and few to ahill."
The new wheat crop Yields from tiNeeu 10
,wenI! bushsls to the aero inelinlng more
generally to The latter amount. i|f VI
Itis feared, By one Of our contemporaries
,ba, one ,vis. more to the prssen, style Of
wearing the waterfall, by the ladies, would
rails, them clear on their feet
,,.,. :. -, 49, 49,.
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nheslthy persoos are exposed to unusual sud
continued exertion in confined ais. or under the
hea, Of the sun, or to the innuenes Of depressing
va'ehn'luess BY travelling, aud change OF diet
and water, or presidents of mslarious districts
OF the rank river bottoms ofthe West and South.
there can Be no doubt but careful use Of NJ.
szst' SosaeA Bisers with the food would surely
b. the means Of varding on aetua. disease and
enabling them TO bear up unaffected, where
without the Bnters. they would likely hare 70
sucoumb to diseace. They strengthen. tone and
invigorato, aid digestion and increase the ap.
petite. Hershi,er and Myers, sole Agents. Tim
Ohio. noS9.--im.
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In Bankruptcy.

IN the District Court pfthe United siates,- for
4 the Northern DiatTlct of Ohio.
In the mstter OF III A I..IE
Henry A. Bowlus and In Bankruptcy,
Jacob o. Bo~luR, Hank rupte
AZ Gle eNeland, 10 the sAd District, on the 9Th day
Of August ID. lsee.
Northern District OF Ohio s. 81
Take NOTICE thAta petition has been 6led in
said Court by Henfy A. Bowlus and Jacob o..
Bowlns Of Kansas. in the County Of Seneca IN
said DihtTietr duly dcclaTed BankIupts under the
Act or Congress Of March "a, 1867, for discharge,
and ndoeFtihcRtesHtheTeof, from al their debts and
other claina proVable liBider said Act, aid thsi
the 2f.hday Of septenlsr ne -, ~ 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, is assigned for the hearing OF the same
when and where you may attend and show cause
II any you have, why the prayer Of said Petition
should not be graDted. EARL BILL, If
NNI Clerk Of the District Court.
TO the Cfe,iforS Of said Bankrupts. q
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-20

ImproTcucxiS.-Tbe EsRess houses Of
J, d. Loomis and henry LeHP are rapidly
progressing, having reached tde second stor-
les. Mr.. John II. SigbswAnSes has compile
ted bis rooms on Perry street. Eor a grocery
store, and has taken pSssessSaa- Maay o,h.
sr private buildings are ia Pooeess Ofcon.
siruc,ion, in different PuvtiOas Of the city.
Prcsident Willard, Of HsiJelSecg College, is
erecting very neat resideuce opposite Mr.
Lyman whites-the muui6ceut donation
OF our citizens. |1..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-20
In Bankruptcy.

IN the District Court Of the Uuited states for
i the Northern District OF Ohio.
henry sa ~ !! '%ss' csosss' In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt y
Atcleyeland, q said District, on the, 2Ith day
NoHTHERN DisTRIcT or OHIO, IS;
Take notice that petition has been filed 10
aai4 Court by Henry J. cfouse Of Tifnn, In the
County ~ seneca IN saId District, duly declared
a Bankrupt under the Act Of Congress of March
I'd. 1871, for dischsrge. and certificate thereof,
from all his debts and other claims pro oTable un-
der said Act, and ihat tho sth day of september
neEt. at 10 O'clock A. NJ, Is assigned for the
hearing Of the same, when and where you may
EARL BILL,
CIeTk Of the District Court.
To tho CTeditoTs of ssid Bankrupt.
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FREPERRER sPECIALs.
re.tImanIaI.. W.. .lss .uaa,r.!rn.d DO

TestIm0niAls. awt,lbe Undersigned do
hereby pnnounce that We hare the fullest
confden in the abili,v Of C. n. Sting as
one who thoroughly understands the bust.
psss OF rePSIrins Sewing Maebinsa He has
repaired machines foE Us to our entire salts
fasaon. afaGl bnG uai9TO z
Yolmer 1 Kirchner, N. Sullivan, Striker
4 Bro., Martin Wagner, y. Horton, N. J.
Grouse, (. Rowe, q. @. zelleF.
He has the gedihs Howe and other sew
ing machines for sale, The machines are all
wArranted for three years, and win be kept
In good order free Of charge, so come aud
buy one to satisfy youfseIf g
@. II. STING. ~
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Some one writing to thu Advertiser under
the cognomsn of''Republican,' is evidently
deeply interested in the welfare OF our Re.
corder. One would think that he aud Mr..
Martin bad been bediellows from their in
fancy up, aud hadn't altogether out-grown
this habit. II this is only one OF the "jokes''
that appear week after week In the columns
Of the Tri6uHs," it is a joke that some one
evidently doesn't relish. There is undo ubt-
edly too mrch wool on ii for his weak
stomach. Too bad
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RRnnRa NJ Nnrru

Agentlcman who in early life was a victim to
shat debAsng vice so common to youth, which
resulted In Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Rmissions and Nervous Prostraiion, and came
near ending his days in hopeless misery. Aner
uains numerous remedies without success, he
obtained from a friend some simple rules and
prescriptions that effected permanent euro.
Or eohalf Of suffering humanity no win send
the Same FREQ Of charge to all who may desire u.
Adde'S EDGAR,TREStAINE,. ,.strtion d,
janlT-ty Bible House, New York.
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Central Grant club.

Geu, Walker, as per announcement, ad-
dressed the Grant Club on Tuesday evening.
The rain sadly interfrred with the attend
Ancs, uotwiihstandiug a goodiy number
we're out to. hear him. gee E. $40
The Generals speech on this oceA-
sion, fully supported his reputation as an
effective speaker. On next Tuesday evening
the club will be addressed, at the same place,
BY Hon. Cooper X Watson.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-20

Teachers UnlOn.--Ths Tvachers Of Sen :
eca County win meet in union at the City
Hall, in Tihin, on Saturday, August 2sth,
1868. All teachers who purpose making
preparations to teach during the coming
winter. are invited 10 attend.
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PARTITION NOTICE.

James Wolf, Jacob Wolf, Lsvi 3. WOLF she'd.
rich, Wolf. Mary r. stover, and the legal rep
TesantaIivea OF Abraham Wolf deceased, John
Wolf Jr. deceased and Margaret Boyer deceased,
will take notice that petition was nled against
them on the 25th day OF July, 1875, In the Court
seneca and state Of Ohio, by Enoeh Fry and
Rhoda Fry Ms wife, and IL nov pending wherein
said RhodA FRY demands partition Of the follow.
Ing 70 u estAte. to-wIti ."..sI ef"I
The west half OF the north east quarter Of sec.
tlon No, 9 In township No, North in rnnge No,
lb East In Seneca county, Ohio, containing eighty
the east halt of the north west quarter OF said
section No. 9 township No. North In range 10
East in said Seneca county ohio, containing
seventy Ave and H.i0o acres Of land, less twelve
acres. And that at the next term Of said Court
the said ahodA Fey will apply for Ap order that
partition may be made OF said premises.
July 27th lsG8 BACHAAH6 CRAMER,
nli-3t (e5,2e) Atty's for Fetr'G.
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We have been reIiSbly informed that the
report in circulation thA. iisn.lF. W. Green,
ofthe Cleveland PiaindsGler, had fallen heir
20 handsome fortune by the death Of .ieh
uncle, in Maryland, is eapArd, and tha,
there is not word Of truth in it, The
greater portion Of Mr.. Green's relatives re-
side At this place, aud be had no such rels-
tive living in Maryland. So much for so
much
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Rain A nost glorious rain fell here, on
Tuesday evening, g,-just such s-rAin sS has
been needed for over two mouths. Irwould
have done far more good = lew weeks ago,
10. Il is "bet,et late than never" 70 our
corn and potato crops.
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Picnic In Liberty township. A bask-
ct Pic mic win be held At Liberty Centre,
four miles West Of For, Seneca, on Friday,
August 2sth, by Thomas Heminss school.
An invitation is extended to other schools
10 participate.
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Barn Burned. During the thunder
storm which prevailed on Saturday last, a
barn belonging to Nc. Jas. Dunlap, between
Nelmore aud Benton, was struck BY light
ning and totally destroyed. Nothing was
saved except the horses which weu in the
harm
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Administrators Sale Of Real
m Estate.

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court
L Of seneca county, Ohio, will offtr for sale at
public auction, on the 24th dny OF August, 1865,
At lo'elook, n N. Of said DAY, At the 1oor OF the
Court House, in said county, the following de-
scrlbsd real estste tO-wii, The west half OF the
south-eHst gnsrter Of Section numesr three tll,
number fourteen (t9l, east, In seneck county and
state q Ohio, containing eighty tSol acres Of land
Apprhissd At 800 co. Terms Of sAis--ons-
thirli cash IN hAnd,-0ne third 10 one year,-And
one-thiid In two year, from the day Of sale with
interest-the payments 10 BE- secured b. mort
gage upon the premisGS soil The sale is 10 bO
mad resorYiug The crops = owing thereon.
g.. i N AAC sLOAEE,
Ada,iF Of John Davidson, deed.
Hall g. PIITESouAi
-Aih,a Lol RatllIonet. noln.Bi.
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ConstIiuiionaI nInerences.

are many ye0nstiiuiipAs 90 Inherently detective
IN energy al derive gre@t bensht from mod
crate use Of pure IiqnoF combined with such
vegetable msdioines and extracts - enter into
Tho composition Of Roback's Stomach Piiters.
and there are many situations in which even The
hsalthiesi derive additional security from their
occasional use.
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Hoonand S German Tonic

n q esnhisahsa " an ", 'a0redisass " lAs
BakTt, riih ruaH SdAti Craf ksw, 0rdage e,cs
6uusi for "a. ~, q 'tsases az ne Bi,lsrs, IN
cases sphsrs spms pure slcoiniie sfas,iias u r.
esirsd Tsa ,giu bour ~ ui1d u,at AAss rcse-
sSss are enur,ly different fr0ns dsp olhsrs
sllv,rtiiei for TIE cure Of tAs dtsedsss pdAed,
hsH being fctsailGc preparations u uaedieiadi
ertraets Ulile ~ oihtrs strs dscoctisHs u
ru,a IN sgp,e JorBL ThcTONlC IL decidedly QUO
u hs mosi pi.dsdai AID dQsssibe 'eMed,ei epcy
sgered 10 ~ pabi,s. Hs tl1s u er9Histfe ~ q
. pkdsgre 10 take a. Vhils va iVspiria0, erJtli.
srsling aud lasdteinai g,isi,tes haet eiassd a 70
u L,osoa ~ ls VrsdisS " all isasss.
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FOR SALE.

THE Fafm fjrmerly owned ard occupied by
1 Iohn BTeiz, situated in seneca Co, Ohio, on
the Aorrison State road, ab0ut miles nom rlf-
IN, and X from hls lmOTei oOatainins 90 acres OF
splendid IAnd on Honey Creek, comfortable
frame dsolling house, excellent cellar, we'll oi
never failing water At the door young oIchard,
GOOD bArna, sc. Ais0 iafui of so acres nearly
sdjoihlRg the aboye, Well wstered by spring aud
4 creek rannidg through, portion in timber. Two
tehards but no buildings, Enquire ON the prem-
oses. EW'D HAWKINS,
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

Az Ndvsuiscrusnis intended TO sppesr in the
current week, must be handed IN as early a.
Wednesday rhorniug. ~
l ,weAita to make the TRIBUNE a repository of
Local Events, in All parts of the eonnty, and We
would hank our friends in the different Town.
ehptfor'any itefos efihterest they may send Us.
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Q. J. SIS frOblcR Solved. Samuel D.
Gray, of Republic, sends Us correct 70 lu-
d'or OF Sne enSblcN psGlisbed July 20, as
follows.
ANA gets 100 ca 400 pounds, at S4,S6,
and d, aIos 9s-loS pouads, at 81, SO, per
ROzac-
We ~'Sah be pleased to receive problem
from Nr. Gray, for SVr readers to Try their
mathematics Sps1-
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Good NeWsi-Dr, Smiths "Electric oil, :"
u PhllAds,phlA, ia naw ioF sals here at the drug
Store of y. haEquArdt, Shd It is, as every
whers else, mAking AatoDIshing eaFss-hos 10
ai--ths shsApeat aud best medicine In the world.
Iuna l0-anaa. =
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LISt OF Letters remaining in lhe TIN

List OF Letters remaining in the Thin
Post Once, Aug. 20 lscs.
BE Achre. Il Heard; David Boyor, WIN II
CorrigAni JohanhA O Fishsrl Mary Fyei Freder.
iok Harper Maggie Houckj y Klrkwoodi Mrs.
Margaret Laird NJ LoesseTj Hiram Aastini Ter
renee Mcintyre, Senhie nHndwiler Neh 4 Tindalli
Llnda Osborue, J Ogie, Ham, Osborne, Johny
Rusky5 @ l. Reynolds James Ruder. Caroline
shFodes; Lewis sarguer Michael Sellisi Sarah II
SIoner, Porter Smith, James n Stineri Elsie Van
deaf, II A 4 Williams, Levi wiso; L X White.
Capillary Adornments. best is the
cheapest. Use "BagretFs Hair Restorative" /"
Flrst Premium awarded. +ist
PosIIiVG CURE is 10 bo found IN WHTTS PiNE
CoNfouSD for all troubles OF the Throat Lungs,
ohdsi And Kidneys. lTry- Il and Be eontineed.
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Personal and Pagillstic. The Dayton
Journal says: "a friend at SAndusky gives
US the following item; A few days ago Gen.
R. p. auckland, Republican Member Of
Congress forths ninth District, got into a
discussion with person whom he Ahsrward
sseertAinsd WAS former member Of Congress
from CC.,ueinnati, and is now conspicuous
Democrp1c editor. Ths parties were not
acquainted. The dispute waIed warm aud
the CiAcinuati editor gHye General Buekland
the lie. The Gen erpl Tstorles by aWhSek-
ihg BLOW IN the Ace which seilsdthS cxa Hon
Orable to the iioor. The latter got up and
brushed the dust from his broadelOth.n. " D
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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS.

A So remedy TO soothe all nsrVous excitement,
"a And In its trueat sense, . ueTtine, .here u,
perhaps, no moiloiue extAnt which 10 Teeeivnd
With 30 much favor as R0hank't Stomach Bitter,
VINE glass full on going 70 bed is All that Is re-
0nred 10 produce sound and bealthfil sleep
Hersbsor 4 hyor, Sole Agenlel non I'm.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-20

Petroleum VI Nasty relates that Barre,rs Veg
etable Hair Restorlftve had the effect TO So ~.
new theyepth Of his beloved Nife that ehe ran
on with Yankee peddler'-zthis ia probably not
the only instance who're BArrett's has proved a
captivating weapon m the hands, OF many q lady
whose personal ehartnA have been wonderfully
brought out by the use ofthis excellent prepara,
tion.-ManeAest,r IN, NJ M,rror.
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@ap@ 6ap6r Don't forget Paws
big show Is to be in town Saturday the
finest nensgerie now travelling, aud sPleu-
did circus, all for 6hy cents.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-20

1t. Coz. Lee addressed the Grant Club Of
FostoriS, on Saturday evening, last, aud a
very large snd attentive audience was out to
hear him. Gov. Lee has an effective way Of
preseo, ,ing aud discussing the questions of
the ssavNss, that holds an auditory and sets
people 70 ihinkiAg. His speech, on this
SccssiGa, wss we'll worth hearing The
Fo@saa sGass SGnS enlivensa the hall with
music,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-20
Town and Country.
THURSDAY MORNING, ave, 20. issS,
LOstil4G pair Of Go

Lost TIA pair Of Cold speetaelss sup
posed 20 have been lOst in the N. E. Church, or
on the route up market street 70 main, aud
thence to the Wire Bridge. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving the same at this
ofheo., af- So -rH r-r N-ts 81.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-20

Trade, crowded appearance OF our
streets OO last Saturday, would indicate, we
think, a heavy fall trade. Or merchants
are preparing for II.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-20

Transfers or RealEst Ate.--Tbo fOllo--
ing transfers have been made since our iAs'
issue:
n A Walker to Stoman, lots Nod 4s1,
4ss, 4se, +o7, 4os and the lot forming the
West bank Of Rock Greek, in Block "R,"
Sloo.
A G Sheath to J A Morrison, acres in
HoPewell for $500.
II Royce TO ROOp, inlOt No. /, in AtticA,
for 5000. 1853.
S L Gsugwer to 0'BriAu, iulot No, as, in
the and Ward, for 81, 600
G Gross to G Teringer, 40 acres in
Seneca TIP, for $4,000.
T Shonts to r Ssohl, ~ acres ia Jackson
TIP, for 81 200.
? Laring, Admir-, to L Burch, half OF inlot
No. 81, in the and Ward, for $l39. u
T Ink to A Beacham, o by rods Of land
in Bloom TIP, for $40.
BeachAm to 7 7 Ink, IT, 7o-l0o rods in
Bloom TIP, for S575.