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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-29
WALKS AND TAILS.


VIII The coming youth drink beer
There's question for Parton.
Mr.. John G Gross has hten having Web.
stsr Hail. Block repainisd, which great >
improves It's appearance.
We are threatened with "Indian Summer
sf,era spell OF weather that might compara-
lively be spoken Of as ''squaw Winter
1t has been unusually dry and coll ,hi.
fall and farmers are beginning to complain
ofs want Of rain Late wheat is reported
as suffering in consequence thereof
The Young Mems Christian and Library
Association are now engaged in forming a
library. All contributions from citizens
will no doubt be thankfully received.
The first grand masquerade dance Of the
season, at National Hall on Tuesday eveu-
ing last, W as largely attended and passed of
pleasantly to all IN attendance May there
be more Of them.
A young b.idther.skite has been selling
soap on the square this week, to those that
would buy. His musical tones reminds US
OF "a feline voice at the dead hour OF midnight
1t ought to be reIuned.
The Tiiiu Agricultural Works are prcpar.
ing TO hll large orders tor their manuhc-
lures this winter. Their business facili-
ties have been improved with view to n
largely Increased business. Success to them.
The unterrihrd will assemble in this city.
on Friday to morrow to take counsel to-
gether us to the best disposition Of their cf
iects after the 81 Of November. "Gcntle-
man George" is expected to be present aud
administer upon them.
TEE Tifin Wooden Mills have purchased
for their use an eighty-horse power engine
to run their immense establishment. The
forty horse engine formerly employed will
be transferred to the T,iin Agricultural
Works. Thus we thrive.
The superabandance Of apples this season
appears to meet with II steady demand and
ready sale. Cider apples which have here
'ofore been looked upon as a drug in the
market, are now being bought up and con-
vcrIed into the juicy element by our deal.
ers, as readily MS the more farorite kinds.
The late frosts have conve rled our green
aud SHADY groves into charnel houses filed
with the dead and the dying leaves. The
wall Of the wind through the barren branch.
es is mournfui music to the stroller through
these recently pleasant haun:s. Truly the
'scar and yellow leaf is at desis nation
for things passing away.
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Teachers Institute.

\ Teachers Institute will be held at the
City Hail. in Tiilin, o., commencing on Mon
dap, Nov. . 1868, a 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
closing the next Friday evening. Prof A..
SCHUYLER, of Baldwin University, will have
charge Of the Institute and will he assisted
by other competent instructors A public
Lecture will be given each evening. Good
boarding can be had at reasonable rates. No
tuition will be required all the expenses be.
ing paid by the County Institute Fund. The
Committee have madS such arrangements as
will insure the success OF the lnstii .tc. Let
every Teacher in the rouuty attend.
BY order Of Executive Commmittce,
S. j. EIRKwoop Scc'y.
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HERE AND THERE.

The citizens Of Mansfield are about to
build Skating Rink.
The Register says; The fish season turns
OFT to be what II promised to bc-a success
Receipts are very large.
The Findlay Branch road is to he rclaid
with 7 rail. This will put an pfTectnal stop
to the present railing against this road.
The. Hancock county Fair, held at Find.
lay last week. is said to have been the best
ever held in the county. 1t was well atien-
ded and everything went olT pleasantly.
The Canton Repository says; We count
twenty small smoke stacks as the result OF
our infIntile manufacture. Soon We shall
Increase. The fact that three hundred houses
were erected last year will teach strangers
how the city grows.
We believe, says the Fremont journal, il
is susceptible of proof that there wer. over
three hundred illegal votes polled by demo
Gratis in this county at the last election and
that they were distributed about as follows :
Fremont city, 400 and over; Sandusk y
township, 30 to 40; York township, 20 ;
Washington township, 100, land few AT
woodvillc, Townsend, BAllyillc, etc.
The Sandusky Journal says: Grapes are a
f,zle this year. When the Piltsburg bum
mers made q raid on the Island vineyards
We considered the act dastardly one but
what shall we say Of the recent raid Of jack
Frost, who, without cnmpuucuon, and with
out The fear of the law, dashed among the
vines, ro5bing them in advance Of what
might otherwise have been purple clusters.
Old Jack worse than Vandal.
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Partition Notice.

ELiZABErn sTIt.LwkLL sud Jennie s.siA-
II we'll vii take nViile thai Petition was nl.-i
against thcfu on the 18th dAy Of September, 10 =
m tho Court Of Common Pleas w'thin and tort'.s
\. sulwcll by Francis Birdsull her knariiAn amt
n now pending IN said Court, wherein ~ saiI
Harriet A. stllwell demands Partition of the To-
lowing real estate, tO-witi
The Norlh East quarter Of section No ~
township No. ., North IN Range No. 10 E.s
less ioriy acres "a OF the south end thereof. 10
| sAid seneca County, OHIO, containing l2O surea
more or less. Also part Of said section No. y
bounded and described ~ follows, to-wits H.
ginning az point on the section line betus,a
said section Ne, q and section No. lC, two anL
Que one hundredth chains west from the souih
west corner VI the east h'lf Of the south eSkt
quarter Of said section No. y, whence bears W.
Ash Is IN, IN diameter west ~ links distant and
aturket buckley " IN. In diameter, south fe
u lhchHiu- tna siouc, whence bears cech SID.
IN diameter north 1yo, west 8 links distant ard
= sugar IN IN diameter north 40, east ~
liuks distant thence north Sgs west n chains IT,
stone, whence hDAls u sugar IN. diameter
nor,h aio east 2lik links distant and ". clm
II ~. diameter south 2i' east ~ Links distant
thence south p i3'west l1,5Urhains tH stone on
the section line thencesouth Ss' east 1000 CHAINS
along the section line to the quarter post on tho
south line ofssid section No. Q, thence south
81 east oil chains to the place Of beg nning
taining 10 acres oflNnd. Also tile North half vf
Of the west halt ufthe south east quarter, and
the west half uf the north east quarter, aud tho
east half ofthe north vest quarter, excepting
thirty -four acres of Of the West end thereof
heretofore sold aud conveyed by ono John Craig
aud wife 10 Asa HCrockett, all in section No. 10
in the township and range aforesaid Ia said Sem
cca county, containing loo acres more or less
Aud that NJ tho next term or said Court, tie
said Harriet \. Stllwrll will apply for an order
that partition may lee made Of said premises.
and that tho dover Of the said EliLabeth ~ IL
wcll therein my be assigned,
HAtL a Pnrr>Grs, AttyS. for Pe,'r.
(pr. fee Slg,bOl uo5O-dt
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LEGAL NOTICE.


Tile widow Of David Lind.lcy, deceased whose
name y unknown, II Whtcsides County, illl-
nolsi SlaS u. Lindsey, Of SCOTT COUNTY Iowa
bnVid Lndsley, John Iindslcy, Elizabeth Vii.
sson and husband, whose name II unknown
Phoebe Ann, daughter Of David Lindsey d-ceas.
cl' Rnd husband, whose name is unknown and
the minor heirs Of Edwin Lindslcy deceased
mhos names are unknown, all Of Whuesidcs
county, lllnois, vi take notice, that Upton r.
Gramcr, Administrator of the estate Of Ia fid
Lindsay, deceased, on the 2ist day ~ sopton.
her A. D. 1868, filed his petition In the Pfnhae
Court within and Tor the county of Scnaca aud
STATE oi OHIO, alleging that there ID no por.on.
al aleState or citects OF aid dccedont, with witch
to pay ht debts aud the costs of admlnisterin
hls estate: That he died sclEcd, IN feO staple,
OF the following real estate, to.witI
Lot No, twenty-five i2il in SpinQdalc near
rum, In the county uf seneca and state " Ohio
Tor more particular description Of which lot ref
ere,s'c may be- had 20 N" Hat Of sprngdalc, re-
corded IL the Rgnrdef's oihee of said county Of
schecA. The prayer Of SAID petition is for thr
assignment Of dover to the said widow of David
Llndslcy, deconsed, IN he residue. Of said prem.
lscS aftef the debt claimed In said petition, mud
me COSTS of administration have been pRid aud
Tor q safe ef said premises, subject To such dow.
g. estate, for tile payment Of the debt and costs
Said Petition will be for hoirng on the 2oth
day Of OctOhcrA A. u. 1885
UPTON =. oRAMER.
admir- ofthe estate Of David Lindsey de'd.
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plose Connections. are Made.

Saa|asGy- W--h TrstnS ~ TNsrthcrn DIvis-
Lake Shore TAArOsd LrEe. yynA tduring the
pc - nAvigNtlOn,1 uFlh Lake Steamers for
-ls sds and Detroit
Clyde, With Yrnira OF (SSufheTA pIvIsion)
shore RaiiroAd LINE.
u Carey, with Fiudliv Rraneh Tr.5na
Fore@s. witA Trains 81 PifsSursh, Fort
Une. auI fNtr rr, NAiiwry
Vetlefa ntutne. with TrnIus 81 nc Belle
Inc tCreStline and Tndianap0ii.1 Railway.
urhAna, with rrainS Of the COLUMBUS and
I napali- C-ntrNi hallway. ... '..
d 0SPriugartA. With Londsa Nrspeh irsins.
isonAss, with rrAias of the Columbus and
\ EA,lfoad.
1nASt-s. v,tS trsias ot Ae Dayton and wes-
IN ttlrnad. ~ fHrf f.ffr. Ha'' '''"
Ciae,su.N. With rhr0lEh Express Trains
4 from louisville, IndianapoliS st Lauts
Mem nhiA. and the South Kentucky Gem
. ,ilrO>A NNd ohio River Mail Roats
= Line has heen NEWLY EQUIPPED with
i0r Modern nay CoAehes. smoking Cars aud
Sleeping Cars, unsurpassed In comfort aud
AIMS RUN THROUGH to and from Gin
without transfer to Passengers or baggage
fto1, thus ensuring comfort and adding
n 70 the pleasure Of the trip between the
and the Ohio River rrar. d.. .stHrI
h0UGH TICKERTS cold and BAGGAGE
* given TO all principal cities reached by
pad and connecting lines.
J. G, WILLIAMS. Sunerintendent.
GOODMAN, General Ticket Agent.
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Fat Stock.
ADAM Oct 90, 1868.

ADAM Oct 90, 1868
EDs, TTlDUSE,-Sirs = In JtuI 70 cs on
tne Seneca Co. Fair, You spok. OF the fat
steer which I exhibited "supposing that lie
would weigh 1000 lbs His actual weight
is 243j lbs. have another 5 years old
which | also exhibited at the Fair which
weighs 2l5O It's, and another four years old
weighing 1000 lbs. The 4 year old was not
shown at the Fair Ny son, D. C. Rule,
owns g year old steer, we ight 2l4O lhs.
The aggregate weight of four steers being
sG15 lbs; or an average weight of 2l56llbs.
DANIEL RuLR
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School Examiners Notice.

flNHE school Examiners of Seneca County will
II Il examine teachers In the Court HOUSE Ia
fif1n, a. follows;
Sept gsth OctyLer gath, November 2isi,
Oct Sd, " si1, December 9th,
" 10th, Nov. 18th, 10th,
The examinations will commence AT 10 u, clock
A. NJ, and NO pvtaon Will be admitted TO exam.
inAuon after II U'cloch A. NJ No certificate will
be granted except on n regular examination day,
nnd attei tho ur-t examination no certificate viii
he dated back. Each applicant will be iequirrd
10 leave stamped envelope directed tn himsrlfi
JOHN McCA uLLEY,
Sd KlRkwOOD,
H. I, MYERS,
Tim, Sept Ia 1868 Examiners.
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MAMMOTH BOTTLES ONLY rs CENTS
hUGENtE HAIR REsToRER THE CHEAPEST
RRROIIs OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who ia early life va. a victim to
at dsb'sins vice ~ common 10 youth, which
fsulisa in Seminal Weakness, involuntary
@issisas and Nervous Prostration and came
'~r sHisg his hsys in hopeless misery. After
hinE Hunsross rene lies without success, he
P'siuad f'e~ friend some simple rules and
[essripteaa that Effected permanent cure.
Z sshalf sf suffering humanity hc will send
same free Of charge to all who may dcsire II.
adess EDGAR TREMAINE, Station u,
lsu17-ly Bihe House. New York
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R,m.inius In the Pos, omes. oe, 70 ,.ss.

Juhs BARLEY, John Caldwell, Allie l. Crown,
L Cretson, Townsend Crow, Charles Dllxeord
Wilscn Danner, John G Farrel, Maria Hess, e
HoltSenberger, Henrietta Huber, Francis knedt
Elias Long, janice Lathern, p " Lorent, Mts
Ottilla lut1, Henry Michel, W Maple, ritr
Rvthfuks, Mary O Reynolds. boyer, q
SChwiuged. Mrs n q sciple, Floea Stewort
sloan Ward, Lewis Steaabsugh. Joha L smith
4 u SNYDER, William winsert, harriet wiliiam
W ze!gler, Sarth A Zrrby
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Legal Notice.

WILLIAM THORNTON, Of Fulton county,
W Ohio, Il notified that Fanny L. Thornton
did, on the 2Ost day OF September, 1865, nle her
Petitlon In the Office of the clerk of the Court Of
Common Pleas within aud for the County Of
seneca and state Of Ohio, charging the said Will
lam Thornton with gross neglect ofduty and ex-
tremr cruelty. and asking that she may be dI-
voreed from the said william Thornton which
petition viii be for hearing Atthe next term Uf
said Court Dated this 2lst day OF Septsln bek
1858 N FANNY L, THORNTON,
nol9 Ot by J. NJ. LEMMok Atty.
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StORing Cars.-We learn that for some =
time Il has been the very mean ana prrhen-
sib!e act oipersons along the line Of the C.
s. Q. r. r. to throw stones, under cover OF
darkness at passing trains. Passengers in
several instances have had narrow escnpes.
The culprits deserve the severest punishment
and watch will be kept upon them.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

For Sale.--A lot of Spanish Merinc
Bucks, of us fine a quality as any in North
ern OHIO. Prices 10 suit the present condi.
tion of the wool aud sheep market. Enquire
Of Horace Huber p miles South East Of tb,
city. no52 lt
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The mysterious disappearance ofa gentle
men from our city on the eve Of his mar.
riage, which we chronicled fOrtnigh, since
has all since that time turned out "lovely.'
lie was hboring un Ter n temporary ct OF in e
sanity, but has since returned, and the icon
summation so devoutly to be wished for
has been eonsummaied. We hope there /,
everything in Shake, peores saying that
''alls we'll that ends wells
And II IL end 80 meet
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TiFFIN PRICR CURRENT.
Corrected weekly by Persons & Wilson, Empire

Block.
TINA. Ohis Oct 20, 1858.
BUrTER-30 to 32rents per pouna
EGGS--I9 rents per dozen.
LARD-l1 cents per ponnd.
TALLOW-9c cents per pound.
bEEsWAA-a0 cents per pound.
HAMS-smoked 10 10 IL cents per mound.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II to II cts per pnund
P0IAIOEs-iO to 75eis. per bushei.
APPL ES-Greeb 80 to 80 cents per bushel.
-, Dried 6 TO cents psr pound,
CHIGkENS- 10 TO ~ ="
DuCkS-l2 cents per pound
FEAIHERN-75 cents per pound.
PELTS-25 to rs cents each.
RAGS TO 3 cents pGr pound
soRGHUM MOLASSEs--6O 10 so eta. per rnlI
IALLOW-l0 cents per pound
HAY-sIO to Si4 per ton.
ONluNs-sl,oo per bushel.
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Election Of directors Public Schools

Notice is hereby given to the qualified
electors Of the City of Tlffn, and the an
ne1ntion thereto for school purposes to ms.
semhle, on the first Monday in November,
A. D. 1868, it being the 2nd day OF said
month, at the Court House, in said city, and
then and there, between the hours of 10
o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock P. NJ, OF said
day by ballot, choose Two Directors of the
Public Schools Of the City Of TiGin, to serve
for three years, and until their successors
are elected and qualified.
By order Of the Board Of Education,
HENRY GROSS, President.
Attest, Wh. NJ. JOHNSON, Sec.
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PUBLIsHERs' NOTlcE.

EAil advertisements intended to appear in the
current week, must be handed IN as early as
Wednesday morning.
We aim to make the TRIBUNE a repository Of
Local Events, in all parts Of the county, and We
would thank our friends in the differen, Town
ships for any items ofinterest they may send Us.
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PUMPS.
A srw AsD usErrL IsvENTroE,

& SEw AND usKFuL INvENTIoE,
~ GARDNER a HIGGINS, OF Napoleon, O., are
and are ready 20 supply all who may favor then,
with their orders. IL can b. applied 10 any well
OF any depths and used for all The purposes thai
the application OF small hose, esn be used te
eNtingush tires, II being so Arranged As 90 m row
SAter with alIthe force OF fire kngins
40 RETEREHcEs, IL a.
iNNE, Ths uGdersihned, citizens OF Napoleon.
w o., h Ning thoroughly tested this Puma
DO nowTeeamnead u TO toe public ~ being tRs
best Pump IN Use. Joahua Rhades, John Kuntx
J, 7 Holly and 10 others.
Address, Gardner d Higgins, Napoleon. Ohlo
For ssls BY bLqoa aASoE, Tina, o. ta.N
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List Of Letters Remaining IL th

once At Tifhn, o, Oct. ~. lses.
Mrs. Mary ArmA, Mrs. Kate Beam, Abram Ber.
ger. Dominlek BAdei, Ruben p. Case, William
Crum, W. J. Crissei, Mary Z. Clark, Elizabeth
4. Hone, Ed. Kennedy, Timothy Kelly, Agnes
Ley, samantha Lloyd, John @. Miller, Lev Nil.
Ter, Samuel Reed, j. T. simpson, Doia Snyder
Charles Stranger, Coonrod Smith. John s. shaail.
Michael shauIl, Miss Jennie Steel, Sarah Troxei,
Z. Turner, Agt Trans, A. r. Van Dorn, B. J.
Ninton, " Wolf, AgTy z lsToG
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Attention l-Fersons having claims a.
gairst the Union Central Committee of Sen.
eca County are requested to hand them to
G. J. Keen Esq, as soon as practicable, for
settlement.
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Attention SpOr tsmen. If you have
any guns to be repaired, or new ones to make
fetch in your orders, a. Mr. Samuel Bcigh q we'll
known gu smith fr"m Republic is helping me
now. We will be able to do work on short o.
tice. q. II sriNG, on Main street, look for the
sign of the big run
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Encourage your CWn !!
The eltjzens OF ohio have had made, ny their
own boys, the
Brightest Military Record

own boys, the
Brightest Military Record
MAJ, by the citiz"ns of any State in the Uuion,
rs he Gcts amply show.
Their own men won the lAurels, and their own
men-nAtivcH Of the StAte-gfaduAtes oftheir own
colleges have prepared the record for the press,
from data FURNISHED by thousands OF soldiers. in
style unequaicd and without parallel in the
whole county the best critical authorities In
the Union being the Judges
These vplumes-stereetyped illustrated, print.
ct And bound tn the most sumptuous manner by
Ohio workmen, on ohio made pAper, and issued
by an ohio publishing house A. an expense Of
$4,000, without State patronage and la entire
dependence uion the friendly patrunHge Of the
gOoI people and the glorious sons Of Jhio whose
deeds rendered posaibe the production Of 90
peerless State IIistOry--Hre now offered to the
people ofthis portion Of the state.
Two Thousand Octave PaEes, and Doauai-
fully illustrated.
The History Of every Regiment IL given and
the biographies OF her Famous Meu, I'D well as .
General History OF the state during the War,
bI-sEE POSTERS AND CIRCULARS.
Gro N. CHiDEsTER, AIT. THIN, o. 81
Persons deslling TO become AGENTS will address
MO- IRE, wILSrACH& BALDWIN, Publishers,
20 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati.
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'HNNA NNOoSi Ileeiuen'
Attest WM. VI. Johnson, Sec.

Real Estate Transfers-The following
transfers Of Real Estate were had during the
past weeks
NJ. Maitin to II. A. Myers 80 acres in
Reed Tp. for $1,000
p Kubsh TO Burnside Rock Creek Saw
Mill lot for 5000.
EPByrne to P Stromingger 60 acres in
Seneca TIP. for 27O0.
F Heikes to = German II acres in Ad.
ans Tp. for 725.
NJ Kisiler to G Denhart 4 acres in Ad-
ans Tp, for $40.
NJ Bastian to A @ Dukes As acres in Plea
SAINT To. for $500.
J J Steiner to Rifle 10 acres in Clinton
TIP. for 1900
d Laird to Souder lot No. ~ and the
south part OF lot los In Block u in the
I'd Ward for $500.
r G Pennington to G Stouer 2 acres in
Clinton TIP. for 500.
Wm. Shaw 10 J Harrison 40 acres in
Jackson TIP. for 1900.
A Young to George Young 30 acres in
Clinton Tp for $4,000.
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Wanted d.--Good solid dry wood will be
tiken on subscription at this office. None
other will be received
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"Hever too Late to Mend."-After nearly
rntuing our hait by the use oflari preparations
uider TIE unme aud ruise of"oils, - apriy IRar-
teits Vegetable Hair Restorative" which not
only teneWs but restores Il to rs original soft.
ness and lustre.- Tsrrs Hauie Erprcss
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No Exceptions eau possibly be taken 80 the
n~" aud miraculous cfIe ,ts Of" Barrstt's Cclebra
cd Hair Restorative" Il satisfies evcryb body.
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TIFEIN NIARkRra

Corrected weekly, by :. n. sn.Ath.
1Imn, Ohio, Oct 40, 1865.
FLOUR $3.50
WHEAT-St 10 from teAmA
COkN-9O cts.
RYE 10 to 81 Is per busheI
OATS ~ cent?.
CLOVER SEED-S9.OO to siO01
TIMOTHY SEED-S2 10 TO a. rs
FLAX SEED-S2,m TO 81 ~
BARLEY 80 To $500 per bushel.
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Town and Country.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 70, 1865.

Jclley's Balsam will be for sale at the Franklin
House, west side ofthe Wooden Bridge, for three
weeks from this date, Oct 2Sth, 1s6s. n2.4t
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Brought 10 a" Short StOp.'.-A gen.
tlcman residing not thousand miles from
our city, who is somewhat large ia his own
estimation, was busily engaged in eircuai.
ing story around among his friends whom
he happened to drop in upon during his stay
IN town last week, the substance of which !.
too absurd 10 here relate, but which ques-
toned the integrity of two Of our promi-
uent citizens. Il coming to tue ears ofihc
gentlemen referred to, they went for our
military friend completely disconccrtng
him. The Proba biliiy is, tha; he went
home wiser ifnota better man. CANS
fair in politics. has proved falslty, aud
the sooner the democracy learn this, the bet
ter 1t will be for democracy.
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WANTED

All persons troubled with Costiveness or constt.
patton Of the Rnwels 10 buy Robnck's Bloo.i
rus they contain no mercury, are purely ves..
safely by persons an ages. and in an condi.
uons oilfe. HerShis' % a MyoTs, Sole Agents..
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Bburgh, Fl Wa-ne 6 Chicago
Railway.

and after Sept. 18th, 1868, Trains will
ftauons daily, (sundays eNeepted.) as fol.
TRAIN leaving Chicago at S.ah r. NJ.
dAtlv.l TrAin. leaving Pittsburgh at s.l'
leaves dAily.l
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UNPRINCIPLED

Dealers often recommend other bitter, becnuse
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