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James Parton is engaged on the life Of
Voltaire. rlafrf1 -ii
Oysters in London are sold at sixty cents
dozen-6vc cents piece. s' ..'F
Silver mines have been discovered on Eel
river, in MendOcinO county, CAL
Tho National Guard (CaL miitia) costs
the State $4,000 per nnnum.
Nearly two hundred newspapers of all
kinds are published in New York city.
A census taken in the city of Washing
ton shows population of loo, 900.
twill cost 2I2, 600, ,OOOf to complete the
construction Of fOrt6cations in France -
The black pepper trees grow thrifty in Yu>
ba county, and in other parts of California
1t is stated that the Je,uits are rapidly
growing in numbers and influence in France.
Peter Lorillard, the New York tobacco
manufacturer, lately deceased, left an estate
of SI5,0O0,00O 7sr1
Rev. Mr.. Muhlenberg, who wrote "I
would not Live Always is contentedly gos
ing through his seventy fist year ---
In the Nova Scotia gold mines they are
obtaining / ounces OF gold per ton from
the quartz and prospects improve as they
60 down. -
The passenger cars on the railway from
St Petersburg to Moscow are two stories
high, the upper story being used for sleeping
at night
A carriage factory with Sl5O,OOO capital
has been sta ted in Bridgeport. Conn, to
make carriages with India rubber bodies,
for which the company have patent. =
According to an old book of travels the
number of buildings in New York city
one hundred and eleven years ago, was two
thousand, and many of them were of brick.
Charleston, S. c., is moving in the matter
OF removing the obstructions in her karbor.
Probably no city in the wOr has its harbor
so obslructed with the debris Of war.
Rhode Island is more densely populated
than any other State in tho Uuion, having
one hundred and seventy>fve people for evs
cry square mile. Massachusetts comes next g
WV OiS huuui'u duu FLA -thO' ... .H ..H
Miss Nancy Ann Snyder, young woman
Of New Bethlehem, Clarion county, Pa
lately ran two miles and half in seventeen
minutes, winning bet. She now challenges
any lady in Clarion county to run a race
distance from one to five miles-tor twenty
dollars side.
A Presbyterian church in Ohio, having
suspended member for joining the Masonic
order, an appeal was taken to the Presbytery.
This body, by vote of fifteen to ten, sus-
tainfd the appeal, and restored the party
appealing to the communion of the church.
A tin wedding was lately observed in
Gloucester after rather unusual manner.
The wife eoped with young fellow, taking
with her all the tin she had saved in ten
years. Tne discovery Of her absence closed
tho festivities.
Some Pennsylvanians are reported TO be
buying farms in Tennessee, geucrally in the
neighborhood Of Chattanooga. A good deal
Of Northern capita! appears at present to be
seeking investment in the SJuth.
, 1868-02-07

CURE FOR CHAPPED HANDs.-Take some
prepared chalk, scrape it fine; have some
fresh lard, blend both together to the con-
sistency of salve Rub the hand with it be-
fore going to bed, and sleep in old kid gloves
with the psalms cut out. This preparation
will whiien the hands considerably, and is a
certain cure for eruptions of long standing
, 1868-02-07

PEEvIsHNEss may be considered the
canker of life, that destroys its vigor and
checks its improvement-that creeps on with
hourly deprrdations, and taints and vitiates
what it cannot consume.
, 1868-02-07

SIMPLE HEALING AGENT.-The leaves
of geranium are an excellent application
for cuts, where the skin is rubbed of, and
other wounds of that kind. One or two
leaves must be bruised, and applied to the
part. and the wound will be cicatrized in a
short time.
, 1868-02-07

AUSTRIA has had no metallic currency
since l846.
, 1868-02-07
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA.

IN the District Court, 1st Judicial District.
ITO WILLIAM C. GIBSON: You arc hereby no
tihel that ROBT. Fl. MCCALL has filed COM
PLANT against you in said court which will come on
70 he heard at the first term Of the Court. which
snail commence more than two months after the
"a day Of jam ary, 1858, and unless you appear at
md term and answer, the same will be taken as
eonieSsed and The prayer thereof anted. The OBJ
yect and PRAYER Of said complaint Is TO recover
rom you the sum of 81 1000, damages sustained BY
IDsAson Of unSkiful and improper treatment Of the
F'Anht by you. Dated December 18th, 1867.
B. L. SHARPSTEIN, Atty Cor Plaintiff.
, 1868-02-07
TOR PRINTING ofevery description done
Ic. SHE'LL, NJ. d.

DUYSICIAN AND SURGEON. has resumed the
Practice oi his Profession, and may he found at
h. Onirc on Main Street. Walla Wuila 4ntf
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26
FOSToRTA ITEMS.

We have the promise ofa reliable
gentleman Of Eos,Oria to furnish us
items each week from that lively town.
We hope to be equally fortunate iu
other parts Of the couuty.-Eds.
TRlBUNE.1
RetSrued.-Jamcs d. Mcdonald,
lately returned from the Montana
gold mines has purchased his fathers
farm near this place, and will perhaps
next go into a state Of matimopy
aud stock raising
Chonged,--A, $, Bement has turn.
ed drover, aud is now engaged in buy
ing aud shipping hogs, from this
market to Buffalo.
Horscs.-Fostoria 10 still a market
for the sale Of horses; a Gno lot was
shipped from here this week, all pur-
chased in this immediate vicinity.
Eaiertdinmeat-A musical enter
tainment is to take place in Liberty
Hall, Thursday evening of tbisIweck,
for tho benefit of the Presbyterian
Church. Great preparations are be-
ing made, by home talent, to make
it entettuiniug The exercis will
close with magnificent tableaux.
The ring Of the auctioneer's bell is
still heard on the streets calling our
people together to be humbugged by
the sale OF lot Of antiquated cloth,
ing.
Deer-Several fnc deer have been
taken through town this week, which
were killed in the wilds of Wood
county.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26
Purchase only the best.-In a ma.

jorty Of advertised btters important ingredle tents
the necessity OF which are plainly indicated, are
emitted. because Of their high prices; in others,
the proportions and combinations cf the ingre-
dients are in defiance OF all settled principles
Of pharmaceutical chemistryi Others again, arc
mere ahams, made up Of poor whlskey slightly
FILTERED with aloes and colored in such man.
ner as TO deceive she unwsry, and are so nause-
Ating a. to be unworthy oferiticism' and to the
patient the remedy Is worse than the disease
while years ofcNperience and trial have proven
Dr. Robaeps Stomach Ba'ers to be, just as recon-
mended, one Of the best remedies extant where
si0maehie toHic and stimulani are required. They
never fail to strengthen the weak, impart vigor
to the strong, and are, In every particular, just
whata stomach bitttrs ought to be. Ifyou have
symptoms Of Dyspepsia, take them freely to aid
digestion. II YOU reside in bilious districts,
they should be taken as sure prevention Of
Bilious Fever and Fever and Ague, Liver COM
plaint, Jaundice and in all tnat class of diseases
where there IL general depression of the neiv-
Gus system, loss of muscular energy, weakness,
lasstude, want OF appetite, faintness. chilly
Hations nnt aching Of the bones, sc. And, as a
remedy for female weakness, LcuchorThWa, or
Whites, Roback's Stomach Bittcrs have no
equal They are prepared with special refer
ence TO this complaint, and act like charm. A
few days trial viii satisfy the most sceptica of
the real merits Of this really valuable medicine
Hershiser h Ny yera, Sole Agents, THIN, o.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26

LIFE IN New YoRK.-Sunshine and
Shadow in New York. BY Mat.
thew Hale Smith. illustrated
720 PIP. Hartford, Conu. j. b.
Burr & Co., 1868. Sold only by
subscription.
Great cities which are the hearts
of great nations, are always fruitful
topics for the pen Of a skillful writer;
but probably no city in the world
centers in herself more material of
varied interest than does New York
j. b. Burr & Co., the publishers of
the work, certainly knew what they
were about in giving it to the public
1t must have vast sale, for "every-
body aud his neigbbor" cannot but
find in the book a great deal to ex =.
cite and interest him, to say nothing
of the thousand valuable matters of
solid information which it affords.
Nobody from the country should ever
visit New York without having first
read this book and the old frequent
ers of that city will find scattered
here aud there throughout its pages,
hosts of things which may have es-
capped his attention, and will rise
from a perusal Of the book (Which
he will be sure not to lay aside till
he has f nished) with that sort of
pleasure which one feels in revisit.
ing in ma nhood tho scenes Of child
hood, or in wandering back to the
"father land" The high and the
low moral worth aud craft aud cum
ming joys aud sorrows smiling for
tune and frowning penury the home
aud alters of devotion and purity,
and the interior views of the home Of
debauch cry and crime, ETC., etc., are
here pain red in their true colors.
The publish ers deserve the public's
most practical thanks for this work.
The agent for this book, for this
city and vicinity, will call upon the
people to subscribe therefor during
the week.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26

CENTRAL HOTEL, CINoINNATI-We
are informed that the above House,
corner of Sixth and Walnut streets,
has just changed hands, Mr.. s. w.
Swigget being the"mine host" The
new proprietor has had the house
newly painted and renovated-thOr-
Oughly reconstructed inside and
out, and we are assured that it is
now kept Alright. At ttoO doIIars:per
day aocOmodations are guaranteed
equal to any three dollar house.
This is one of the most centrally To-
Gated hotels in the city, and We rec
ommend it to those who are seeking
home-like aoOOmodations at reasOna-
bls charges.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26

ALMOST A FIRE.-A gentleman in.
forms us that Mr.. De Witt, Of Seneca
township, narrowly escaped having
his barns, with their entire contents, =,
burned on Monday night, Nov. 9th,
1t was considerably after nine o'clock
and all of the family had gone to bed
except Mr.. aud Mrs. De Witt, when
he heard a noise in the direction of
his barns, sounding as if some one
was hammering on the fence. lie
went to the window and saw that fire
several feet high was burning little
distant from straw stack. He told
his wife to arouse tho family and
took n pail of water and ran out
When he got there he saw that the
FIRE was kindled some distance from
any combustible matter, and he tho't
it had been started with the inteu-
tion OF getting the family all out of
the house, so that the perpetrators Of
the incendiarism might rob it,
He spoke loudly to some of the fami-
ly to stay in the house and proceed
ed to put out the fire. Fortunately
the wind blew directly from the barus
and stacks so that they were saved.
1t is supposed that the fire was kind
led for the purpose Of robbing the
house, it was known that Mr.. De-
Witt had recently sold some farm pro
ducts, and that relative had received
his pension and that probably the
money might be secured.
On the Goth of the previous month
Mr.. c. Wininger, of the same neigh
borhood, lost his barn, corn.cribs
stacks, wheat, etc, ETC., under SINH
lar circumstances. The FIRE was dis.
covered at about daybreak when il
was too light for the would. .be-rob,
bers to venture about the house
Everything indicated that the fire
had been started some distance from
the barn, but burned so slowly that
it was too late to perpetrato the rob
berry. People cannot be too careful
about fires aud robberies Just now
The country is full of thieves and
robbers, and no mans property is
safe.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26
CANcELLArIoN OF CIGAR SrAMp

CANCELLATION OF CIGAR STAMPS.
For the information of those inter-
ested, we print the following regula-
tion now in force concerning tho can
collation. of stamps used upon cigar
boxes
"The strip stamps for cigars in
boxes must be cancelled by the use
of stencil plate of brass or copper,
in which there shall be cut not less
than six waved lines, to reach
not less than three -fourths of an
inch beyond each side of the stamp
on the box. The name of the manu-
facturer Of domestic, or of the owner
of imported cigars, and the date of
mediation must be written or i'm
printed upon the strip stamps for ci.
gars in boxes.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26
M a RRIE D.,

DILLON. ..-PATTERSoN..-. tho 18th inst,
at the VI. r.. Parsonage, IN Tihn, by Rev W. H..
Seely, Mr. Gaorgc W. Dillon and Miss samantha
Patterson, both OF Loudon township, seneca
county, ohio.
HROwN-ROBB.--On tho nth inst, h the
house of the brIdo's parents, IN Sencca town
ship, by Rev. f. Str,ssncr, Mt. benjamin f.
Brown and Miss LaUna RobD, both Of Seneca
county, ohio.
GAMBLE-BALTZ.-On the 2ld inst, by Rev.
J. II. Good, Mr.. Beebc Gamble, Of Lycoming co,
Pa, and Miss Marguerite Bal1, Of Liberty tp.'
seneca co., q.
LAuTZENlnsER-kE EPPEL.--On tho 10Th, by
the same. Mr.. loin y. LeutEenhiser and MlEs
Jane L. kcppcl, both Of llopeweli.
SCHLEMMER.-KRAUS .--On the Sd, by the
same, Mr., nttu Schlommer, Of Cincinnati and
MISS Caroline Krnuse, OF THIN,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26

CoMPLEMENrARY.- return
thanks to our brethren Of the Press,
for the kind notices they have seen
ft to bestow on us, aud hope they
may not be IN splaced.
The Tiilin TRHuSS has been purchase ed by
the Lockes d Blymyer, lately OF the Han
cock JefsrseHi1N. The TRiBuSk under their
control rings out its notes as clear rs q
bell, aud they will raise its standard OF pop
ularity among the Republicans Of Seneca
county. They have pitched their teut in
a frightfully Democratic county, but the boys
are courageous and equal tor any fight their
opponents may choose to make. Success To
them NGrysrilis Tribune
We inadvertanty neglected last week to
say that Mcssrs. Lockes & Blymyer have Ia.
ken possession Of the TRBuNE, OF this city,
which they purchased OF Messrs. MYERS &
Miller lew weeks ago. Financially, we
wish both the outgoing and incoming gentle
men success, but politically they could not
expect us to do so, at least from the present
appearance OF the political horizon. - Sens.
ca -ddpTtssr,
We notice that Lockes Blymyer, who
have been conducting the Hancock J,grr-
sohian so successfully for number of years,
have disposed OF that paper and purchased
the Tinin Tribune The Republicans OF Sen.
eca County should feel elated that they
have the best Newspaper men in the State
to conduct their paper. Here is ourraA-,
breth ren ofthe Press WapdkoHsid UHiOm
Nessrs Tockcs L ni,r,vor ore ,rovirr,
worthy successors Of Myers & Miller in the
Tihiu TMRuSE. They know how to make
good paper. The Republicans Of Seneca
should give the TRmuNE good support
Sanduiky Daily Rsgisier.
We are pleased to learn that Messrs. Lockes
/ Blymyer, late Of the Hancock Jsgsrsonidn,
have purchased the Titlin TRiBuSg Wepre-
diet that that the TRlBUsE will he much inn
proved by the new proprietors- Wydnd0t
Pioneer.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26
CHANGE OF TIME.-Tho time of the

CHANGE OF TIME.-The time of the
running of trains on the G. S. & G.
II. r. has been changed somewhat.
Going Norh.-Night Express, 3
A. NJ, instead of 3:2S Mail, 4;37 P.
NJ, instead of 5;02,
Going SOuth,-Night Express IL
o'clock, midnight, instead of 1l;27 ;
Mail, 1887 A. NJ, instead of 1888.
The Findlay Accommodation leaves
two minutes earlier each way--nOrth
8 A. NJ; south GAS.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26

Council PnocEEpINos.- Mcssrs.
Johnson NobI. WAGNER and Wac.
per were present Mt the meeting of
rho Council nm tho 23d Tho olork
was ordered to issue orders on the
proper funds for the following sums:
VIM. s,w.lt s,oo on ,ssount Of rDvin. uou,.
HoS.ai % nO''s"Oe's0r' 'iOO' on account OF Engine
in "a GsiSy wSTS '4'''0 on account stone and i'0''
Young & Lorins, s2o',ss, on account EuttorinT
Jacob pSina sshaSer sst2a work Is, g Ward; Ward
q, G. spindler' 1910, windO" glass, Engine
\. Grimes, 80 cents drayage:
Geo. Kosh, sls, wo5E Al cry Han; -,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26
. LIE %

RUSE.-In Hopcwel township, after linger,
ing illness, November 2Uth, 1855, Laura +. Ruse
aged ~ years, II months aud 20 days.
Giye thanks
That she Is safe with Him, who hath the power
DER pam, and sin, and death,
Death should como
Gently to one OF gentle mould. like thee,
Close thy sweet eyes calmly, and without pain,
And We viii trust In God TO see thco Yet again,
Weep not for her who dicth--
For she sleeps aud is ut rest;
And the couch whercon she licth,
IL the green earth's quiet breast.
She lived as peaceful IA dove,
She died ~ blossoms die;
And now her spirit floats above,
seraph IN the sky.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26

BE EAsY.-Ws hope the read
ers CT the TRIBUNE, if they see any
lack of local items in the paper, will
bear in mind that we are compara-
lively strangers here, and have not
yet got the run of affairs. After q
while we hope to do better.
In this connection we wish to re.
turn thanks to Mr.. A. w. Miller for
many favors in the matter Of local
items.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26
ERRORs OF YOUTH.

Agentleman who in early life was a victim to
sAat debasing vice so common to youth, which
resulted in Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostration, and came
near ending his days in hopeless misery. Aftor
using numerous remedies without success, he
obtained from friend some simple rules and
prescriptions that effected permanent cure.
On behalf Of suffering humanity he will send
tho same FREQ Of charge to all who may desire IT,
Addoss EDGAR TREMAINE, Station d,
janl7-ly Bible House, New York
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26
Farm for Sale.

7 WILL sell my farm consisting OF 100 arres,
j situated on the Coe road, four miles south
east OF THIN, f0i Rexes of wnich Is cleared and
under good cultivation, good fences, acres In
orchard Of grated fruN, "a sweet cherry trees
pears, plumbs, grapes, &c Frame weather
boarded house, u stories high, four large rooms.
Also large cistern, and never failing well Of VIZ
ter. FNrme barn and stable attached thereto,
with granAries, corn crib, ETC., embraced therein.
For fnrther particulars enquire Of the subscriber
aon the premises. 5000 r. dried Oak lumber
will hc disposed Of with the farm:
mast JoHNH. ROMlo.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26
MAMMOTH BoTrLEs ONLY rs GENTS

EUGENtE HAIR RESToRER THE CHEAPEST
AND BEST.
The EuoEStE HAIR REsroRER eclipses all
known discoveries for the rspldity with which 81
restores gray and faded hair to It's natural color
promotes Its rapid aud healthy growth, prevents
and stops II when failing off, and is a most luxu-
riant dressing for the Hair, rendering II soft,
shky, and lustroua. Mammoth bottles only IS
O0nts. Sold by J. +. Marquardt, sole agent.
ian23 "
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26

Wanted. We want Eve hundred Repuh.
llceus og Seneca County who are rot sub
seribers to the TRBrSR to take IT, II IL
your duty to support your home paper
Send in yous names accompanied with
two dollars.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26

A Coon MAcmNE.-Wo call at.
tention to the advertisement Of the
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Maehius.--
The machine has no superior, nor arc
there any that will do work with
more ease or better. Call on the
Agent VIM. Nc Cutchcn.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26

Attention is called to the adver-
tisements ofthe Harpers'publications,
Tho magazine aud two wccklies
need no commcndation, as they are
conceded to have no equals.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26

See advertisement of farm for sale
The property is good one and will
be sold at a reasonable price aud on
easY terms.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26

PLEASANT TIMH.-Wc are inform
ed that quito a number of our citi-
zens received an invitation, from tho
Central Committee of Erie county,
to attend an oyster supper in San
dusky city, last Friday night. OF
course they went and certainly they
had pleasant time, for Sandusky
people know how to do matters of
this kind properly. At least SO said
those in attendance.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26
those in attendance.
Real Estate Transfers-Recorder

Real Estate Transfers-Recorder Mar
tin entered upon his books the following real es-
tate transfers during last week:
II, Noble to J. Fishbaugh, in-lotS No. 7o3, 7oi
and 7o5, in tho % Ward, FOE $3.50.
+. Nantas-ell to q. S. Burton, 20 feet or OF the
south ride of lot No. 225 in Green Sprlngs, for
$50.
John Yenizer to G. Hoyt, so acres, In Dig
Spring tp., Tor sc 600.
VIM. johnson to c. Hoyt, so acres, In Dig
Spring tp., for 81 000
Fostorih, for SO.
}. wanington to c. w. Thomas, in lot No. 47S,
In Eos oTia, for $3.50.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26
Tif1in Loan Association.

THE TIFFIN SAVINGS AND BUILDING
LOAN ASSOCIATION
NJILL euRble persons of small means to buy
w build a houseand pay for II In monthly dues,
which wiz not amount to more than their rents
nov amount to. II ia an excellent savings socio-
Wy, and pays a high rate OF interest on small de.
posts, aud "a perfectly safei the whole capital be-
ing secured by mortgages on real estate.
Once In BAchman & cramer's Law Ofnee, over
Doerle's Store, Washingtoe street, Tim, Ohio.
TIffn, April 10th, 1868. no2G ly
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26

THANKSGIVING DAY.--Rev. j. c..
Ogle will preach at 1890 o'clock, A.
NJ, to-day Thanksgiving day) at the
Methodist Protestant Church, on 1st
Monroe street.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26

The Union Sunday School Concert
tonight promises to be very pleas
ant. We hope large number of
citizens will attend.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26

OcroBER AND NovENBEh ELEC.
TIoNs Below We give the official
vote Of Seneca county on Secretary
Of State aud President:
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26

Job WOTk.--We are prepared to do
every description of job printing in the
neatest manner. We have added considera-
BILE new material to the office and are well
satisfied that we can do work to please the
most iastidious. Job work done, after being
ordered, as quickly as good workmen and
fast presses can do it, and done neatly.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26
Tht Tiffiu Trihuur.
TnrRSDAY MORNING. nov. DO. ls0s.
Local and Miscellaneous.

To Subscribers. We have been
transferring our City and Post Office
lists from the old books to new ones
aud 'overhauling them. In doing
this we may have made some mistakes
and omitted names. Therefore if any
miss getting their paper they win
please call at the Office and get the
matter arranged.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26

Remember tho Union Sunday
School Concert at National Hall this
evening. An enjoyable time will bo
had.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26
+. M. SHEEDER,
HORSE COLL.qRS
EARN EOR SALE.

on ACRES, 80 acres OF which are cleared and
on under good cultivation ine young orchard
OF choice fruit tressi good frame house, barn
and other out.brildngs. TERMS EASY.
For particulars call on Joseph Beard, on the
premises, Ave miles west Of THIN, near the Fos-
'orie ROAD, orop A.H.BYERs, Tinin, Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26
(Communcated)

Lost, Strayed or stOlen.--on Tuesday
nigh, one Of our prominent citizens was seen
searching for some baggage at the Depot, and
since then has not been heard from. Any
one knowing of his Whereabouts viii cO0fer
great favor on bis disconsolate MoTHER and
other friends by notifying them Immediately.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-26

For Sale.-A icp.bnsgy and spuug.
wagon can 10 oough, cheap upon appnca.
uon 10 HERSHtSEg & MYERS.