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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-12
Renioted.-ws announce vIlh -resrs

Renioted.-Ws announce with regret
the removal from our county Of an old friend
and patron Of this psper-Mr. Hiram Nc.
Clcllaud Mr., McC. MS a staunch republican,
an unswerving unionist aud an uucompromis.
ing friend oFtemperance, OF will be loss to
our community, that we can IN afford, but
with him to his new home in Champaign
county, whittier he has seen ft to turn his
un1tging footsteps go our best wishes for
hisiu.ure success aud prosperity. rrtr-
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Wllson.--The WyandO \ Union saysi
Charles Wilson, a notorious lrglar, was ar
rested IN Seneca county, few days ago, by
Sheriff Bailey, Of Allen county, and is now in
jail stTifin. This Is the same man who was
arrested last spring with two others, for rob
bing store at Gilboa, and taken to the Van
Vert jail for safe Keeping, from which they
all three escaped under suspicious circum-
stances.
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A "Dlsclalmer."-we are requested to
state FOR the benefit Of one concerned (1),
that all articles appearing in the local de-
parlmeat Of this paper, not over any sig
nature, we alone are responsible for, aud
auy attempt to "crimiuate' any other per
son or persons Of such an offence, is against
all precedent and unworthy Of those SO Of
tending.
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TO CONsuNIprIYEs-

The Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON, will send
uree OF chNrge), to all who desire IT, tho preserip
tiah With the directions for making ana t.lnr the
simple remedy by which he was cured Of lung
affection and that dread disease coNsuMPrroN.-
His only object isrto qepcat the afilcted and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription, as
u will cost them nothing, and may prove a bies-
hlng. Please address ,f 80
G - REV EDWARD a. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
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RRRoRs OF Yaurm.

Agculoman who in oafly life vas aT,etim to
that dobnsing vice so common to youth, which
resulted In Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostration, and came
Aear ending his days in hopeless misery. After
Hsing numerous remedies without success, he
oo'ained from friend some simple rules and
prescriptions that effected a permanent cure.
On behalf Of suffering humanity he will send
Tho same free OF charge to al who may desire IL
Addess' % EDdAR TREMAlNE, station n. "
janl7-iv pihlo Ttoi,., V,- ~,
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Temperance,

Temperance. Il general temperance
movemen. seems to have been inauguaratcd
throushout ourcounty, especially in the small
towns. Most encouursins reports arc received
Of the good work being done in saving victims
from drunkard's grave aud restoring them to a
useful and honored lie. Lot our ctisens awake
and take up the cause, Tor here we have much
need Of H. ~ '., z. .l- ..
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nlgh Natcr. --rhe sandasky, On 500.

High Water. The sandusky, on Sun
day. oTing, ills generally conceded, to the ran'
aud speedy moltiuBsf the snov,was very high.
The fec, by breaking up so sridenly and com-
ing down in vast acids, done very material dam.
age to tho piers OF the Market 81 and Railroad
bridges. II was feared for tmo that they
would sivoway. The center aJutment C') OF the
Wire Bridge is gone, and tho bridge is support.
cd by the wires alone. Much credit is duo our
cItiEcns for the etiicient manner in which they
stood on the bridges and held them to their
plares
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The ExceisiOr's EntertaInment-On

The ExcelsiOr's EntertaInment-Ou
Tuesday evening was very creditnble one,
and very fair audience was present to wit
ness the exercises As we were not present
during the early. pert OF the evening, we can
only speak advisedIy ofJho Drama and Farce,
which. though Ia The hands Of amateurs, the
characters were we'll conceived and executed.
We have not space to particularize, but the
representations Of Sophia, Gen. Doraton,
Cabbage, 'JoIu ElvsrtOn1 Phillips, aud
Impulse, were especially worthy Of mention;
in fact the entire cast was rendered in good
taste and with credit to the society.
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The "Elag ROOm."-While in attend
ance on the Convention AT Columbus, on the
4ti inst, we took occasion to visit what is
known as the llg-room in the State House
1t is a room set apart for the storing Nwar
and preserving Of Gags belonging to the Ohio
regiments, 0svalrS and Infantry, in the late
wof. There. are over $50 flags, all more or
less showing the marks Of war, The old flag
Of the sth Ohio Iniautry was there with its
staff bound rtogsbber with straps. II is label
led, forwarded by Lieut.. Thoruburg" In
another room rebel trophies are gathered, and
also relies Of The Mexican war. ggfrrrr
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ERRORs OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
yeps pspiIik rrcpatuFe Dscny, snd tic efrects
ofyouthful indiscreiion, WIN for the sake Of sur
ferins hup'plty, send free TO AL whoneed II, the
recipe HndsFtetiohsfOr making The simIj je rene
dy By which he was cured. Sufferers Wishing 10
profit by the advertisers experience, can do so by
siliresahEIiHp perfect Senhienes9 IN n 81 4
JOHN d oGDfS,
May is, 1867, a. Cedar Street, N. Y.
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spttiulT Ndtifts.
Household WOrd.A-Go to Beeks Va
riety Store, to buy Pocket Cutlery. st.
STAf Swfsi.. fhlrS in flesp \ zoo,

TX TNNNE @-fHe ~ hNe y B0"u
health and good spirits, and II you have them
not, tho next best thing is what will restore
bloom to the faded cheek and happiness to the
dropping heart. The great and sure remedy is
Plantation Bitiers, which our physicians recon-
mend to both male and female patients as a safe,
relikhlc sgfeeable and ohr,iial stirprlapt They
contain nothing TO disagree with the most deli.
cate constitution, and have won golden opinions
from sll who have tried them and probably no
article was ever tried by 50 many persons They
elevate the depressed and give strength to the
weak.
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Town and Country.
rNrRspAE MORNING. MAR. d, lsos.

Lost.--The character Of young man,
supposed to Be hiding in some grocery
whosoever has found the same and will pe-
turn 1t to his sorrowlns mother will be re-
warded With grateful thanks. 3 "a
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List of Letters-remaining in the
Tifin Post Office March 18th, 1868
Capt. j. II. Cham mberlain, John
Council, Matilda Cook, Catherine
Dunlap, +. Rrednck, H. A. Fissel,
Richmond Grady, Samuel Cats. Alice
II. Hartsock. j. Hepp, John s. Ink,
John j. Koch, j. B. Lautzenhiser,
Charles Louis, 2 Miss Lizzie Miller,
A. Il. Miller, David G. Martin, Fred,
Adams Mater, Charles O'Oonner, Geo.
s. Price. Charles Palmer, Levi Repp,
Jos. #. Robinson, Q. Rogers. Leo
Sherger, Catherine Shidenhime, Jacob
Schiltz, s, Il, Sower, Jacob Splitter,
Mollie Sloane, Mary Thompson, Nan.
cy ,Thacker, Eliza Wallace, John
Williams, Jacob Zaisy,
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Stock Ofthe T. S. & B. T.. A.--Tbe Stock
OF the THO Savings Building Loan Association
is boing tskeuupqUite rapidly. This Association
promises to be sroat bensf, to those who wish
to procure homes with =. small capital, and 10
those who wish 20 put their savings on good
inlaraat
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CONJUGAL LOVE.

And die fiapPiness OF True Marriage.
T5NsSAY for Young Men, on tic el.rrorH, AhtsAe
IL and Diseases which destroy the Manly Pow
ers"nd create impcdments to marriage, with sure
means ofrellet Sent in sealed letter envelopes
free OF charge, Address, Dr. j. SKILLTN
HoUGHToN Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pa. TX. June 20, ls6s.
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Public Sales. I've have printed bills for
the following sales, to take place at the times
and places Sphexed to each.
A. NJ. Ralston and r. & @. Babcock, half mile
south Of Mexico, op Weduesday March ls
1868. Farm property
Elias Eyler, % miles northeast Of Me Catch
envIlIe, on Friday March 20 1868. Farm
property swa sfft FHuFetEa
J.J. Kline, on Aaron Yambert's farm, 6 miles
northwest Of TifIin, and I Ofa mile south
ofths Mt Giiead church, on Wednesday
March ls 1888. Farm property.
G. A Blackwell, 3 miles west Of Republic, on
the North Greepasld road, on Friday March
20 1868. Farm property.
Lewis BaIding, ~ miles east Of Green Springs
on Friday March 20, 1868. Farm property.
John u. Loose, mile north ofJoel KeRet's
Mil, On Friday March Ia 1858. Farm
property.
Jacob Carr, miles southwest OF TifIin, and
iofs mile west of the road leading from
thence to Nc Outchenville, on Saturday,
March Il, 1868. Parn property.
Cyrus Funk, at the residence of Joseph Funk,
near Mexico, March 18th, 1893. Farm
property.
Samuel Kridler, one mile east Of Tifhn, on
the North Greenfield road, on Wednesday
March IS, 1868. Farm property.
Isaac Hedges, miles northeast Of Nc.
CuteheuvilIe, 90 Friday, March "a, 1868.
Farm property.
Caroline N. Kline, adm't, ia Bascom, on
Thursday March aOtb, lses. Farm prop
srty. -
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ITNPoRMITioy

Information guaranteed TO produce aluxurlant
growth ofhNir upon bald head orbc,rdlesS face
alaoafeeips for thcremoVni Of pimples n bloteh-
Hs' Eruptions, etc, on tho skin leaving the same
'ofticr1rCYn dbsatifut can be obtAlped without
charge by aidrsaing lN .I'
m n THos. r. CHAPMAN, cnrprsr,i
sNsI,. ,ss7J s2l D'oadYay, New YORK
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> MAnnIAGK-ANn crfIn,in..-

An Essay Ofwprnng audinstructioq for s,alng
pen%j Also, diseases and abuses whieh prenia-
trrely prostra'e the vital powers with sure means
Sfrelief Sent free of charge, In sealed letter en-
loPss, Address, r~Tryt-r t-rrtts
kHt4h4N pRJ. sKILLEN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Phfladelphla, IA
June 20. is6T.--6m.
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MARRTED JJI.I,

MARRIED LIFE.
information and advice Of vital Importance to
the YsTrd OF both sexes, IN 4 SEATED envelope,
'"n DO obtained free of tharge'by ADDRESSING the
undersisned. Respectfully,
JAMES BUTLER.
S23 Broadway, n Y
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Close OF School THE School in District
No. 2, Clinton Tp., Seneca county, Ohio, known
as the Lsnbertsoh or Ksga School house, will
close on Saturday March lith, ls0s. There will
he an examination OF the school during the day
time, and Prof J. KhlSwood will deliver a
literary address before the school in the evening.
An are Invited to. aaeud, ltil.|
s. p; MYERS, Teacher.
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EUGENE HAIR REaToRER THE CHEAPEST
AND BEST.
The EuoENir HAIR REsToREn ccllpses all
known discoyeries for therapidlty wtthwhIehi It
restores erA and fadedhaIr to its natural color
promotes ita rapid aud healthy growth, prevents
and stops II when falling oil, and Is most luxu-
riant dressing for the Hair, rendering 1, soft,
Hty, ND luEtTous, Mammoth bottles only. u
e'h''' sSA By lsE. hamuarit, SOlc Aeont
t.,n
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We have selected the mos. capital and atftae
tive list Of charming SEw BooKs ever offered u
thspublie, Wh,ch We win send bymail, Pnspaid'
to any addrese within the United States, on re-
eeipt Of our catalogue pride. ,ef .,.,,.,
With every SisSo book we also send, fgeei two
prize tickets, drawing each from 81 to 500 in
GreenbAsks. Every sfsSHsend,bs es sl.sO will
receive, prepaid a splendid book worth g, and
tSo, prise tickets, which may draw 400 more.
Agents forming clubs. and orderingat least Elk
books AZ time, nsyretain twenty cents on each
dollar "a ihelr cofn on, and viialso receive
one extra prize ticket, fee, With each book or.
dsred,, Active, young plea and. wqoFR easily
clear nom si5 % $50 per day, beside- their
prize tickets. A Catalogue, with distractions to
agents, and prize ticket will be sent by mail,
by lnclosing hftesn oOnts Oh, one sample book,
worth 81. withtWo prize teheiL and a Catalogue
NTH full instructions to agents. VIII be sent BY
mail, prepaid, by inslosing $3.50. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address
A. d. GOODRICH AGO,
h9t5-sa e7Esssaa Sc !, New fsFk.
f'Foois admire. but men OF sense approve
may trntbfilly be said Of the estlmalon Placed
H. a. "a =
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The Sunny Hours OF Spring. Alter

The Sunny Hours OF Spring. After a
long season of gloomy skies, overhung with
darkening clouds, yelling for many days
from the eye, the ".Lluc ETHEREAL beyond, - we
arc blessed With an occasional glimpse of
clear sky rim in the clouds lets down the
sunlight, warm and genial to our winter
chilled bodies, and our cares feel lighter, and
the pulse qnickens IN breathing the balmy
atmosphere of a soit spring day. We take
in new lease on life and happiness, and we
become entraneed in the seductive smiles and
winning glanecs Of these sunny hours of
Spring.
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Variety Store. r We call the attention 10
3eck's Tea, Coffee Spice and Variety Store.
Prices low, to suit the times. His motto :
"a nimble sixpence is better than a slow
shilling s-sa.T o.fr nol9-3t.
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I FREfERRED srECIALs.

Be Cautious And do not purchase a
Howe Sewing Machine unIess Il has medallion
Of Elias Howe, Jr., embodied in IL. There is a
machine out called Howe's Sewing Machine, but
1t has no medallion and Is no comparison to the
genuine. /, C. II. Sting, am the only authorized
agent for the genuine Howe Sowing Machine in
Tim also have the Singer. the Etna and the
improved Star Shuttle Machines for sale. s5si1
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Tbs ancIent proclaimed that Mermaids
Nymphs, NaiAds, ard the Graees. had long now-
Ing tresses which made them envied by their sls-
tiers OF earth. But they arose our Of the sea
fsAm or b'thed 10 loualains renehed'by no mortar
haads' and tept their locks Of DEwr sorrSEss,
DAHE AND LusrRous, md thus had no need Of
Rings Vegetable AmbrOsia which is doing the
same thing for thousands Of people in our day.
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About TOWn.-Good butter was selling
on Saturday last, at SO cents per pound, and
scarce at hat Chicken were selling at Is
cents per pound, live weight.---A hleetlous
Doctor Of our place vas around town, on
Saturday earnestly elquiring Tor men to go
to Fremont. He said he had shipped lot Of
zee dOwn the river to Fremont, and wanted
some men to help him pack it.-on Salur-
day ihe 70 o'clock iraiH from .tho north bal
ted at the Railroad bridge and privilege was
given to those or ihe passengers who desired
to do SO, to get out and walk over the bridge
and thus be saved iu case of accident. The
men al got out but the ladlss ,braYely kept
their seats aRd went over with the tiain. It
has since been urged in behalf Of the men,
that they were occupied In holding up one
end OF the bridge.--MF. Joseph yollmer,
one Of our oldes, aud most respected citizens
snd business men died at his residence in
the ID ward, on the eseuiagoi March 9Th, Of
COusumpsien ,vv ~ -
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3,24s.1s 3,24s.2s
Reply submitted,7 -TrET- g'r
n q Zellar Com.

The same Committee chArged with fixing
compensation forJ. NJ. Zahm, as City Treas
urer reported, that in consideration OF the
responsibility Of disbursing from $4,000 to
$40 900, paying accounts and settling with
the City Council he should be allowed S2oo
per annum.
Both reports were received and approved
aud an order was drawn in favor off. N. Zahm
FOR $500 for the year ending Sept 1851. g
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1 Will. Offsr r.y farm II private sale. situated
I one mile trest 81 Sycamore village, Wyando
county, ohio. rhs farm contains i6o acfet, o
which aLout l20 acres arc cleared aud the baancs
com Hlehl01a nrlins 'Ho1s. and grsme Bllh, with
all other necessary ont buildings, Il IA we'll wa
tered, qnd-algpai orcbsrd on Il.
Az Any person wishlns 10 purchase a koSd
farm sfe elpyitad to call sul exauilne the ptensfs
ne "a, 1887. tzss
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PERSONAL MIR. NJ. Bishard, now con-
neeied with the Dss Noines lows, Rsgi,tsr. threw
the light Of his smiling couhtenaneo into our
Office, on Monday last. Nose is an old typO, hav.
ing worked In this Office whtn'Mt LahbaeA was
editor of this paper. His esreer since that time
has been somewhat checlxered. Leaving this
ofhce soaie twelve years since he vent vest on
tour, pRd when We Last heard Of him. he was
starting out as correspondent Of the New York
illustrated EsS., at the commencement Of the
war His ysitwas quite unexpected and as one
OF the old typos who graduated we believe from
this ofhee, e was made doubly welcome.
He goes east as travelling correspondent for the
above paper, and 20 take notes in and about ilie
Capitol Maybe heter be IN want Of ritemAr
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Magnolia Wster.--A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne and at half the price: 2t2l
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Council ProceedIngs. .MOhday erenI

March 9th. Present johnson, Noble aud
Smith On motion the Clerk was instructed
to draw orders on the proper funds for
suudry accounts amounting in all to $i5s,17.
spEciAt sEtriSo,
On March 9th the City Council convened
in special session. The Committee appointed
TO settle with the City Treasurer and con-
slider the matter Of his compensation re-
ported as follows;
"Upou examination OF the books and
vouchers of the CiyTrasurer, we hnd his
account with the city as follows:
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The Democratic Iago.
OTHELLO, ACT v.-sCENE I.

[gSTER DrNocNuc1 rAHrv AND President
JOHNSON.
Dem Party.--Herc, stand behind thi,
bulk straight will he Gomez
Wear thy good rapier bare and put it home
Quick, quick fear nothing; III be at thy
elbow 1- ......f r r .rr
II makes us, or it msrs u.s. think on that,
And iS most 6rm thy resolution.
Johnson'-Be near a. hand may mis-
carry int.
Dem, Party Here, at thy hand be bold,
aud take thy sword.
Retires to little distance I
5oAn;on; p have no great devotion to the
And yet be has given me satisfying reasons
'Tis but a "Rump" gone for my sword ;
hodies, 3 [Goes to ais stand. !
Dem. Party.-I have rubbed this old fool
-r almost to the sense
And he grows angry. Now whether he kill
Congress
Or Congress him, or each to kill tho other,
Every way makes my gain live Andrew
johnson. f-
lie calls me to restitution large
ofgold and offices, that hobb'd from him
As gins to buy supporters; JAZZ
It must not be; If Congress do remain.
Congress hath a daily beauty in its life,
That makes me ugly.
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''foois sdrnire. but men Of sense approve,
may tru.hfilly be said Of the esilmaton p'aeed
npon br. ], ". Poiand's White Pine compolnd,
Read the adyeTtissmsnt. "a lA ~
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ID H.H n RrSrAlL E.
' ESSfy ssSS .A.ssy T. n. az. ns'y as' sse ''r
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NNhaA AhNNNNNAuSas ue tphoWNnH Nre
a portion Of the civil actions disposed ef dartnr z
the present term Of Court, .....--.
ossee joue' ,ss strnou Jcnes-Deeree for dt.
vosce. Granted.
Luke W. Osborne w. Nchoiss NieS-Jndg.
mont for plaintiff o. $500 Attorneys for plain.
til. Lee 4 Brewer.
John Niuover " Asa way and r. T. stickney
Demurrer oyernlea and judgment for plsiuuG.
Emily Jane Montgomery ". Sarah E. Mont
gomery, e. al Judgment for plaintiff. Of 81.
4aiJs
ohe' Poster vs.. A. 8. Bement, ct. sl.--Judg.
nent by default. slss,p t...... ......
NeighswsndcT " wagnst--fetitlon Tot parsi.
tion. Decree for. plsintiG if t'i 81
Tina Agricultural works " Daniel Hennlns
and J. U. Heckcrnan-judEmeu BY defAult,
siss,ip,
Charles Foster vs. J. c. JshnsOu---Judgment by
default si,lo9,Sc
Dcmantha shaw vs.. John Finch--Judgment on
defauh sale Of inor,gaged premises. Amount
Of Judgment s9tl.Ss. .. .......
John l.. Rcttg vs. Henry Dappcr-Pettion FOL
Partition. Partition ordered report made and
confirmed aN EliEfI -a @
stephen C Kent ". Sarah Reut--Dseree for di
vorce. Granted. ......
Elisha Umstcad VS.. Stockholders OF the Tifar
a f. Wayne R,,lroad-Leeve granted TO the orig
| inal defendants to answer.
". A. Berkey anil othars vs.. Ehfsbelh Spring
er, ct. sl.-Pention for PartNion. Report mai,
| aud confirmed.
@. NJ Ogden W. George RSrshner, ct. al
/ Judgment on default s37V,ts.
| Harriet JePpernick ". Lewis Cannon ct. al
/ Petition Tor Partition. Partition ordered aud r,
| port made and confined. Il.
George =. Callander vs.. Stockholders clinto
Line Extension II. 4. Company--LeeSe granite
10 answer tustauter. .
Henry st. John w. George W. Aigsr-Judg
ment on default, s35o,i3.
/ Harriet Eaton vs., Charles Prudcn-carge {
taatardy. Case now being disposed 81.
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T0baccO.---Hershiser & Myers havo spar.
cd pains 10 get NE best articles of 6hc ont
Chewing and Smoking tobacco that the market
affords, and request Rll users Of "the weed" to
give ita trial .as good judges pronounce It the
very bssf tobacco IN Tim.
Perfumey. An immense stock Of Per
fumery, ofevery description, at
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cLrR TERMS.

ror A.cas Jfs |, s4-ssss. -AlAaAlAls7.
For Club q ns,'ysnee,-l....,-....,.,. Is %
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Teachers AssOclatlOn.-The Clinton
Township Teachers Association will meet al
the School House in sub District No. G.
" "Strong's District, on Saturday, March 2lsi
1859, at o'clock, A. N, The class will be
instructed in Grammar by T. G McCalmont,
ia Mental Arithmetic by S. p. Myers in
Practical Arithpetic by. T, 3. Strong, in
Reading byJ stnoheornb. d 1 stagI
The question for discussion is, Does the
prosperity ofa nation depend upon the edu-
cation Of is people" W. II. Strong will
read an essay. S.sP. Myers having been sr .
cused on the 9Th, will deliver his address on
the 2ist. Prof ST.. Kirkwood will be pres
ent and address the Association. The pat-
rons OF our schools, and especially the teach
ers, in the Township are earnestly invited to
attend. HESRT srISoHcOMB, Pres.
p. w. JORDAN, Sec.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-12

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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-12
Transfers OF Real Estate.

R. II, Rogers to- J r. Kemp, ice acres in
lIopewell Tp. for So 500.
Terris to A. werley, 5 acres in Bigsprng
.Tp, for $500. .-.....
J. Mowery to l. Miller, 40 acres in Hopewell
Tp., for S425.
D. Gladstone to Anna Moller, in-lots No. Al
and Al in FostoriS, for 81 $50, rftgt @.
l.. Schill to T. Shulu, acre and l6 rods In
Clinton Tpp for Se25.
A. Clouser to II. Smith, piece Of land in
Clinton Tp., for 900. 0- - -o''.
II. Smith to A, Clouaer, l6O acres in Clinton
Tp., for l,loo.
II. Noble to ], Jones, in-lots Nos. 81, 50, co,
% and -, in Caroline, for so.
] T. Crooks to H. Morgan, lots Nos. 80 and
81 in Tifir, for 800.
l., Shireman to VIM II. Libel, 80 acres in
Pleasant Up, for ! 300 ,,fr4CE
U. p. Kiser to r. French, in-lot No. 423 in
Fostoria, for 200. - faa-a. -t rs.TU .
L. s. Hubbard to D. & C. C. Rule, 74o acres
in Pleasant Tp,, for $500. .. ---
+. E, Stone to Ida r. Glenn, in.lot No l5e
in 2nd ward, Tiain, for 2iOOO.
S. S Cramer to o. E. Pennington, 10 acres in
IIopeweil Tp., for $500 = -
J. Debusmann to Wm. Debusmann, in-lot
No. 6l5 in the and ward Tifhn, for 800.