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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-06
DR.. HANVEV'S
ohropo Thermal Female Pills,
Farm for Sale.

4 Will otRsr my farm At private salo, Situated
! one nile veal of syeamNro village. Wyandot
county, Ohio fhv farm contatas ie0 Acres, OF
which ahout i2o aores are cleared and ihe balance
Is wen tfinh red. the impruvRm enfs consist of0ne
ennmadons Frame House and Frame Darn, with
all other .neeea.sry on, huldingsi II ID we'll wa-
tered. and goad orchard on it.
lss-Any person Wishing 10 purchase a GOOD
fstm are Invited 70 essand sxatpine The prrrases.
A. PONTIOuS.
Nov. Il, 1897 ea nei
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-06

Orphans Beneflt.--Natioual Hall on
Monday evening witnessed much larger
audience than on the former occasion, and
doubtless quite Ahsndsome ssm can be saved
from the proceeds. Everything passed Of
sntisfactorilv
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-06
High School Entertainment

High School Entertainment THE
scholars Of the TfFin High School intend
giving an entertainment, in National Hall, on
Friday evening, February 2sth, the proceeds
to be appropriated toward purchasing a pi
ano for the school. The entertainment will
consist Of Music, TableauK, Declarations
&c. Refreshments Of all kinds will be proc
vided for all who wish them. There will he
several novel features connected with the
exercises that cannot fail TO make them in
hnsely interesting.
From Whist we have learned in regard
to the arrangements, this entertainment
will certainly bo one of the verv best ever
given in the city. The object IS most
worthy one, and as the proceeds are to be
expended for the benefit Of the Public Schools,
we bespeak for the enterprise liberal pat.
ronage. A fuller notice will be given mex,
week ....
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-06

Agon,ioman who in early life was a victim to
shat dehlsng vies so common TO youth, which
resulted In Seminal Weakness. Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostraiion, AL 7amc
near ending hs days in hopeloss misery. An n
using namoroua remedies without success, he
obtained from a friend some simple rules and
prescriptions that effected permanent cure.
On behalf Of snfering humanity hc will send
The same free Of charge to all who may desire Il.
Adde'S EDGAR TREMAINE, Station y,
janlT-ly n,bla ITo,.c Mo-, VI.
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no CONsUNIPTIYRs.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, will send
Gree OF eharge), to all who desire IT, the preserp.
tioe with tho directions for making and using the
simple remedy by which he was cured of lung
Affection and that dread disease coxsuMprtos.-
His only object Is to qepeat the afflicted and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription. as
It will cost them nothing, and may prove bles-
sing. Please address
Is REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
- Williamsburg, Kings Co., Now York.
Mav1c 1897
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-06
Old Pnners, -we have a few old

Old Papers. We have a few old papers
on hand FOR sale Speaking Of old papers,
Mr.. Frost, at the National Exchange Bank,
has in his possession copy of the Boston
Gazette printed at Boston lTT). II contains
an account of the melee between the Bit.
tish troops and the Bostonians on Boston
Conmons
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-06

10 SpOrtsmen. The game law Of Ohio
forbids the shooting OF quail turkey, rabbit
&C., between the FIRST day Of February and
the 6fieenth day Of October, inclusive. All
transgressious Of the law will be strictly no.
,ced. Those interested will govern them
s,lves accordingly.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-06
HymenIaI. The following licenses we're
issued during the past mouth, by the Pro-

bate Judge. ~
VIM, Burkhart and MARY Ann Boery.
Isaae W. Merchant and Rebeeca E.ITossler. 81
Levi O, Snyder and Sarah ". i. Ncllyain.
Jonathan Henry and Sarah A. Harsh.
VIM. Crawford and lane Nevill. en-
VIM. whiteman and Emsllns Grosscup.
james Douglas and Mary Ann Schooner.
Nathaniel Taylor and Rhode Bslding. -- -
Geo. Yonne and Sarah Mervine. III WI r
Samuel Drenning and Mary J. wilkins.
Christian Brndle and Susan Belmont.
James II. Lopsaere and Amanda Coby.
Adam Kieffer and Christina strigmyer.
Ezra Bowser and Catharine c. Fecher. r..
coonrod wislor and Mary A. clonse.
Gilbert NJ. Ogden and Laura A. stickney.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-06
Mayis, 1867.

siH P's.-Poets, Painters, Preachers, Players,
Printers, aud Politicians all suffer from Dyspep-
slH, Nervousness, Loss Of Appetite, Liver Com.
plants, and oil diseases which they may cure or
prevent hy the use Of Plantation Btters. II
those sufferers took these Bitters, the Poetry
would be purer, the Paintings grsndor, the Ser.
mons livclier, the Acting truer. the Printing
nerter and tho Politics honester This splendid
tonic invgorates the system, and enables the
brain to work heslthily.
Perhaps no article was ever 50 well endorsed
by oil who lave used IL. EuH.r
Magnolia Water-A delightful toilet article
--superinr 70 Cologne and Al hNlf the priec oti5
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-06

AwyandOt Pioneer Robert Gibson,
one Of the oldest and most respected citizens
in wyaudot county, died at his residence. on
the 2eth nit. lie was in the elst year Of his
ace.
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Our Market HOuse.-By the proceedings

Our Market HOuSe.-By the proceedings
OF the City Council Of last week, we would under
stand that steps are about being taken to convert
the first floor Of our Market House into business
rooms. This we regard as an imposition on the
city. No corporation has right to levy a tax to
construct building for public purposes and
afterward convert the samo to private uses. This
structure belongs to the city, for the osiensible
purpose for which II was erected, and for none
other. when II is fully demonstrated that Mar
ket House is no longer Of any value to tho city,
then steps shonli be taken to dispose Of IT, The
present building is an ornament 10 our city, and
should be held for the legitimate purpose for
wi ich it was Intended. The city might make
money by tho change, but are not our Council
transcending their powers slightly in so doing,
TO say nothing Of depriving our city OF 80 neces
sary an establishment as a market House'
We learn since the above was put in type, that
worSmen had commenced tearing ont the stalls
in the Market House, and were working with
locked doors, when on Wednesday morning
Mr.. Fiegc, one Of .he Council opposed to the
movement, proceeded to have the work stopped,
or have the woriKmen arrested Credit is due NJ.
Feige for the rational opposition he has made to
This change, and deserves the thanks Of the peo-
NE. We hcpe that no further attempt will be
made to e;;rry on This work in opposition TO the
wishes of a large Il. ajority Of our citizens
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A New OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES At Har

A New Subscriber, residing at Hart
ford, Conn. says; Amer n careful perusal
Of few pact numbers of the chronological
Journal, which have purchased from news
dealers, am Obliged to say that it takes
the lead Of any reading matter that have
examined, for solid knowledge such as will
promote the mental growth of him who is
in earnest in hiseforts at self cultivation"
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FASHIONS for eentlemen. -rhOosh \

Fashions for Gentlemen Though It
is rather uncommon for newspapers to publish
" The Fashions for Gentlemen we propose
to discourse on how they were dressed at an
evening party in New York, recently IL
seems that some wore the loSg ago discarded
white neckties; few displayed swallow-tail-
ed coats and sailor.like trousers others were
dressed in the lightest Of light cassimercs,
with patent leather slippers and white kid
gloves One young man was gorgeous In a
low necked vest heavily embroidered with
cts and bugles He wore an under vest OF
ieher-y red silk For street dress, velvet coats
are vulgar, and are given over TO the horse
men and the minstrel profession. Blue frock-
coats, buttoned, and Ightish pants, are the
thing.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-06

Concert.-we understand that the Choir
Of Trinity Episcopal church intend giving a
concert at National Hall, on Tuesday eren-
ing next the Ilth inst, consisting OF instru.
mental, sacred and secular music, the proceeds
to be appropriated for the purchase Of an
organ for the church. As the object is very
laudable one, we trust our citizens will give
them full house, ......
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-06

10 brins out his rsnae eSiessn over dc rssul, IN
the Eighth District last week. lie is evidently a
"siek chicken" and in The words Of the "poiclS'
"Coop yout rooster, for he'swestyf
And his head is dropping dreary
Coop HIM, hide him, u is best
For there's not chick to fear him,
And there's not hen 70 cheer him,
And there IL no egg laid near him
HIDE hiu-coop him-let hirl resti
aoAt his cornh e. dit and bloody,
Ahdmalers are nd aud muddy
Ard his breast with blood II ruddyt f
Il II And his gills are darkly blues 80 n 81
Empty craw and aursted EiEzard.
Tail and wings completely sciqsorcd,
Felled At one decisive biinzard-
Routed-skinned from A 20 It1ard-
o, poor cock. .a.doodle.d !"
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About TOWn.--Patr
IL - L.st... - E.N.,-1...

About TOWn.-Patrck Croghan bad
his leg broken on Saturday evening, near tho
Post Office, by a fall which he received in drunk
en- mclec.-Mr II. WINERY, an artist Of Upper
sandusSy, purposes locating in our city in short
time. We fiad the pleasure Of visit from him
last week, and will be glad to chronicle the advent
Of a diciple of the fine arts among us.-The
thermometer went down to fourteen degrees be-
low zero on Saturday night last Rousseau must
have left the back k-door open when he went up to
Aaska.---The ground hog undoubtedly "ssw
his shadow" on Saturday last, and late spring
Ia expected 70 be the result.-Mr. Phillip To-
kayer will remove bis cigar store from Market
st.. to the room lately occupied by T. AN Wat
son, which is being Httel up.--The Tifin Mnsi-
cal Society give grand promenade Concert and
Social Dance at the National Hall this evening.
Everybody vii; be there. The "serial" story tll
entitled pAa Erhibh,V by the County Commits.
sioncrs, Is completed in THIS nutner Now is the
time to renew your subscriptions
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THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE or


Howard AssocIatiOn Reports. for YOUNG
MEN, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the Err
Roas, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy
the manly powers. and create impedments TO Mar
riAge, with sure means Of relief. Sent in Scaled
letter envelopes, free OF charge Address DIR. J.
sKILLEN HoUGuroN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia. Pa.
June % teeT -tv t
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Mnslc.---we have received from the pub
lishersJ J. Dobmyer Co., ciucinnat, Ohio, the
following beautiful songs, "The Loving Fnce
that won me-" Aad "God bless my boy at sea-"
Address as above.
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Masquerade. we desire to call the at
.enlion OF our citizens to the Grand Masquerade
70 bo given by Boos' Cornet Band, on Friday
evening Of next week Our band should receive
generous support, which they so deservsdly
merit,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-06

Acqultted.-G q. Kunckle, who was tried
last week in the United States Court in Clevs-
land, for robbing the mail at Clyde, has been
acquitted
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-06
RRRnRs OF YnnTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
vous. Debility, Premature Decay, and the effects
ofyouthful indiseretion will for the sake Of snf-
fsring humanity, send free to all who need IT, the
reeipe and dltectonsfor making the simple rernc-
dy by which he was cured, Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, do 80 by
addressing, in perfect confidence,
a-E .mr JOHN n. OGDEN,
May 10, 1857 "a Cedar street. N. Y.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-06
MARRIED T,TIFE.

MARRIED LIFE,
Infosnation and advice Of vital Importance to
the married Of both sexes, In sealed envelope,
s"u be obtained free Of charge BY addressing the
AndorsigoFd- respectfully, !, :, ,..u,-o
E27 Broadway n T.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-06
Tsansfers OF Real Estate.

Joseph Burnside to John EIsessor, ~ ss-loo
acres in Clinton Township, for 81 SOC
S IF Poorman to Thorinda Stewart, in.lot
No l5l in the lst Ward, for Sl,4oo
James S. Yerk to Ohio Stove Works, in-iots
No, 4ss l. 4se and fractional in-lot a52 "a
2nd Ward, for SIS, 900.
F. NJ. vsontOs Hurbers Bsthsngor. in-lOt No.
ia 10 Fostoria for 81 900. y @@
Joseph Hales to Mary serg, in-lot No. 5a2
in Fos,oria for S6T5. -~F
The Best Is the Cheapest This maxim
wesnever better illustrated than in the use Of D,
B, De Land kooss Best Chemical salnntus. II
is the best in the world, and the purchaser gets
full equivalent Tor the money paid, IN pure
healthy ariiele.. 10 buy any other is Awasie Of
money. To use any other is trihing with great
bessing-health. Use II in place Of Soda.
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COuncil Proceedings. -Regular sessIo

Council Proceedings. Regular session
Monday evening. The Clerk was Instructed TO
draw orders on the proper fund for accounts
amounting in all TO siDl7
On motion Mr. Fisge was appointed a commit
tee to have the hose Of Fire Company No. . put
IN good repair, and also 70 procure books aud
records for said company.
On application and motion tho petition
praying for tho closing Of saloons Sc, was with
drawn and taken to tho petitioners.
petition from the citizens of the city was
presented praying that tho Market House may
not be converted into business rooms, which. on
motion wnE received and laid on the table.
An ordinance entitled IAN ord nance to provide
for the extension OF the corporate limits" was
presented and past It's hrst, reading by full AMIR
NATIVE vote.
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MARRIAGR Am CRLInACY.

An Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
men, Also, diseases and abuses which premA-
turely PROSTATE the vitalpowcrs, with sure means
Of relief Sent free OF charge, In sealed letter
b iopes, Address, az -4 a
DIR. ], sHILLEN GoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
lima On 1857 -em
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ItOTa ItCh! tic

sCRATcHi sCRATCHli scRATcHi!
in from 10 to 4s hours.
whouton's Ointment cures The Itch
Wheaton's Ointment cures Salt Rheum.
whcaton's Ointment cures letter.
Whertons Ointment cures Barber's Itch.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Old Sores
wheAton's OIntment cures Every kind
ofHumor like Magic.
Price, 80 cents a box; by mail 90 cents, Address
wEEKs& ForTER, No r7o Washington Street
Boston, Mass
For sale by all Druggists.
Sept 26th. Iss7-iy.
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MAMMOTH BOTTLES ONLY rs CENTS
EUGENE HAIR REsToRER THE CHEAPEST
AND BEST.

The EuoESIE Ham RrsroRrR ec,lpses all
known discoveries for the rapIdity with which It
restores gray and faded hair TO It, natural colo-
promotes It's rapid aud healthy growth, prevents
and stops II when falling oI, and Is a most luxu-
rlant dressing for the Hair, rendering Il soft
silky. and lustrous. Mammoth bottles only u
cents Sold BY J. ?. Marquarit, sole agent
tanql
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Religious

Religious. REV. Howard of Tecum-
sch Mich, has accepted the pastorate Of Trinity
Episcopal Church Of this city.--six persons
were baptised by immersion on Sabbath last by
Rev Mr. Powell Of the Baptist Church.--The
protracted meetings at the NJ Z. Church still con-
tinue. Quite a number have connected them.
selves with the church since the revival has been
in progress. .--Rov. Criley Of the English Lu.
thoran Church, has received a very urgent call
from a congregation IN Lancaster, o.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-06

7 KVeFy one who 1Faihes o. hifes vRahins enns
should 30 TO z. g Bows's and get one Of Rich.
ardson's improved washers, and II after a fair
trial, Il does not prove satisfactory, on the re-
turn Of the machine, the money will be refunded
This machine, patented, July. 1867, is the most
complete washer for general use known. II wash
% the dirtiest articles N clean as they can be
washed BY hand, and works so easy thar child
from ten TO twelve years old can do large wash
ing with Il. Itwashes without friction and does
not injure ,he fabrlci and Il IL acknowledged by
all who use itand see It work to be the most com
plete maehine for general use ever invented.
For saie by Z. @. Bowe, Tifin, Ohio. County
and township rights for sale. Address Henry NJ.
smith, kdrian, scnsca county. Ohio. itt3
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The Exhibition The exhibition OF
the Webster Literary Society last week was
quite literally attended. Col. Gibson failed
to put in an appearance, but the exercises
were well chosen and rendered. The society
have considerable dramatic talent and their
"wit and humor" is not below par We un-
derstood the net proceeds to be $40 If SC,
GOOD "a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-06

Gems or the Nlght.-Durins one Of The
evenings Of last week, calm blue sky pre-
senied Just aNer night-ioll, saa beautiful
sight Of the Moon and Jupeter and Venus,
in close proximity, and evidently, judging
from their relative positions there had been
a few hours previou total eclipse OF both Of
the latter Not single other star or planet
was visable for aiime, and their brightness
aud juxtspostion, called forth exclama,ions
OF surprise s7d deigh, from all who witnessed
the sight We are not particularly given to
''star. gazing" but on this occasion was
brought up to an admiration Of the brilliant
Goddess Of Love- and pale " Lunas
oucenIy face. HrrrtG @ HrH.#.
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TIPFIS MAaKKTs.
Correcte weekly BY =. sn-sth.
Ttfnn, Ohis, February Q, 1909

ora TInin, ohio, February Q, tsoS
FuouR-sit. so 10 stsO 20
wHEAr-s2,ao 10 a. 20 nom tesms
COWN-sO cts for new, 20 cts for old.
RYE i on 70 st,i0 pet bushei.
OATS-h5 cents.
CLOVER SEEn-s7,ai.
TIMOTHY SEED-S2 soto 81 90.
FLAX SEEn--s2 %.
nARLEY--si.l0 10 $50 per bushel.
nUr-ER-26t TO - eents per pound.
ECUs--N cents per dozen,
LARD-tn Kegs 3 cents per pound.
POTATOES-enc to et, 90 per bushei.
TALLOw-9 70 . ceuts per pound.
CANnLES--Stearne Is, tallow 90e, per pound
WHtSKEY-st,OO, and common s2,ao per gAiloi
HANfS--iar, sngar cured % cents per pound,
uEESW toys ceuta per pound.
HOGS--Drensed 81 OOa 800,
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Fire. --On Sunday evening, At about 8
o'clock, an alarm Of "6re" was heard and
soon after small house situated on the North
Republic road, some distance from the Col
,edee buadiaq, was spveloped ia flames.
The buildiug--a frame, one anda half stories
high was occupied by Mr.. Henry Allwius,
but was the property Of Mr.. Dick Boyer
The fire caught from defective Aae. We
were informed that the occupant otthe house
saved the most, or all Of his furniture. Both
Steamers we're on hand. They stopped at
the mill race for water aud were enabled to
lay hose enough TO reach the Gre, bu, Il was
on an up grade and the power required to
force up the water, bursted it In many places,
so that the stream at the fire was Ineffective
The Rremen worked at disadvantage, The
breaksmen who, at no ,'i,lO risk to them
selves hung on to tho Seneea Vh'et And
checked her too rapid speed down over th'
Rock Greek (stone) bridge, deserve credit, fol
had they, like those at the rope, abandouet
their 20 is. the momentum ofths onginc in
all probability, would have thrown Il ovei
the embankment at the roadside. Jack KauI
handled the pipe very iudiciouSlyi consider
ing the scarcity ofEater
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Town and Country
THURSDAY MORNING. FEB. o ises.
Non ldrnriismrnis.

Agents wan,od-sat, Publishing Co.
House and Lot for sale--H. s wenner.
Pnblic Salc-L. s. Horton.
Notary Puhlic--R'b't Lysle.
Time Table--Cin.. saniusky 4 Cieve R. r.
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List of Letters Remaining inthe
TIE, De- O@oo ipaL e,L 1oao.

List of Letters-Remaining inthe
Tiain Post Office, FEB. 9th, 1863
Carl ,Albreth, DR., F. C. Berger,
Mrs Barbara Banders. John Binhur,
q, A, Barnett 1J c. Blair. Fredoline
Brosmsn, q. u. Bt6oks, = Henty De,
Vile, Joseph Hill, Clara Newton,
Mts H. A. Husband, N. NJ. Jordon,
J. II. Kuhn, Jacob Koopole, Mrs.
Geo. Lfass. lib long, MichaeI MH-
Ter, Lefty Mikel, D II. Mackey, ].
NJ, Martin; Nubrod & Davidson. Ans
thopy Riess. Jacob Roekey. Mrs. NJ.
Ryan. katie 2 Sherman, 4 Frederick
Selberr, Catherine Stuhl, Miss s. W.
Tittls Soen Tfsdeaps George Wagner
LETTERS HELD POSTAGE.
John Harning. Newport, Ohio,
D, Allen, J, p, North Fairfield, 0,
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Perfumcy. Immense stock OF Per-
fumery, ofevery description, at ~
HERsHIsER h MYERS.
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OLup TERMS.

The rsis-.s an be mailed 10 Club subscriber
Tor thenexfyear, commencing JAnuAry ist, 1873,
Ne follows.
For Club Of 6, in advance. -. .,......, s 7s
For club of To- IN advance IS %
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SARAH LEWIS ESTATE.

NOTICE is here given that the undersigned
~ has heen appointed and "a quaiihed As ad.
lninldratar ofths eftNt. OF Ssrh Lewis, tate OF
the County OF Seneca, deceased.
Jan.2568-St. ~. RHIRkEf.
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Income fax for iso7.-we- -alasI.l..aa

Income Tax Tor ,1S6I,-We nnderstsnd
thst in accordance With Instructions received
from the Treasury Department the assess
ment OF The income tax for the year 1867,
viii commence at. once, It, should be re-.
memhsred that every person who has any In
come whatever, isrequirsd by law to maxi
detailed statement Of the same 70 the Assis-
iant Assessor, in the Division in which he
or she resides, and be sworn to its correct-
ness, whether said income exceeds IN amount
the sum atone thousand dollars or not. In
comesof less than one thousand dollars, par
no ts1.
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b Information guatanteed to produce aiuxuriant
growth Of hair upon bald head or eirdless face,
also recipe for the removal Of rlmples S bloteh-
ss Eruptions, etc, on the skin, leaving the same
'oft, eear, and beAtifdl, can be obtained without
thargs by addressing
THoS. ?. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
-. s23 Broadway, New York.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CmcAoo, Feb.s.
FLouR--Hieher At ss.00Alo 50 for extra,
wHEAT--2 90 a 10.
CORN -steadyi 50 cts No. l..
CATS, Sets.
RYE-ai 6tai 81.
BARLEY--s2 Is. No. 4
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KENTUCKY STATE
LOTTERY!

P PARTICULAR NOTICE.
I--Q--f
Remittanccs will not be
Invested ia our next greaI {
Drawing--a duplicate Of
the grand Holiday SIseIne c
countless addre sed, rs
usual, 10 the old cstab-
lished and only regular
state Managers, YYlEgL'
MURRAY, EDDY 81 co.
COvi"gtOn, Ky.
Whole Tickets, Sl2 i. Halves, SO;
Quarters, n3,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-06

We have hlNi In Shelby Circuit Court Shelby.
lille, Ky, n Bond amounting 70 Three Hundred
IN 1ussnd Donrs (SJOo, ,OOOl for the payment OF
= he Kentroky Lottery on the Single Number
,,is, vii! ha drawn on the 18th aud jcth days OF
aaeh IN ln'd during the year isjs.