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.dEIIn Bankruptcy .s NJ

TN the District Court Of tho United States for
the Northern District Of Ohio.
In the maiierof
James L.. Waison,fv rr In Dnikfbptcv
81 Bankrupt \ lII WY -
MClrveland,lih said District, on the 2lI dny
NJ September, A. ID. lSGs,
NoRrnEKs DisTRIcr oT oHIo, EST
Take notire that a petition has he,.n 6led In
sad Court by James l.. Watson, Of
Timni IN the County of Seneca m
under the Act Of Congress Of March g,l
1877. for n discharge, and certificnto thereof
from nll his debts and other claims proynhle I'M
der sAld Aet, AMI that the 3lst dny of October
next, NJ 10 o'clock A. NJ, is assigned for the
hearing OF The same, when and where YOU may
attend and show cause, " any you have, why tbe
prayer ofsaid Petition shouli mot be granted
F~Wf FrL- EARL BILL,
~ Clerk of the District Court.
Tothe crediors ofsaid bankrupt a-2i
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School Examiners' Notice.

THE school Examiners Of Seneca County viii
.r,s examine teachers In the Court houss h
sept es,h, Octuber eiih, November sts,,
Oct "a. alsL Decembof sth.
The examinations will com mehee a, 10 Z, clock
a. NJ, and no person Will be NdmIttpd to exam
inAtion Afler Il O'Clock A. n. No certfneAte viii
be granted except on . regulat Examination day
and aitei the ht-t esaminatlon no eortihcate Will
be dated back. Zach applicant win be rsqu.rrd
TO leave stamped Envelope directed to hInscifJ
JOHN MccA AUIIEK,
.H s.J.KIRKwOOn.
u. y. MYERS,
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Purchase only the best.-ln ma.
jcrity Of advertised hitters important ngrcd ents
thf qSeessiiy Of which are plaiuly INDICATED, ,.nre
omitted heenutc 81 thcir Sigh prices IN othf ~
tie proportions and continuation cf the ingre.
dent, arc IN defiance Of all settled principles
OF pharmaceutical chemistryi others sgnin, are
mere shams made up Of poor Nhiskey slightly
II trellrvithaioe and eelored in saeh = man.
Der as to deceive she unwary, and are so nansc-
ating ~ 10 he unworthy ofcriticism' ana to the
patient the remedy is worse than the disease,
while years ofsxperisnce End trfd have proven
Dv. Robueks So~aeh Bitter. TO be, just as recon-
mended, one Of the best remedies extant whcrc
= sio@aehc tH,c asd ai-ulaa are required. They
peyeffrii y sifcngt thcnthc weak, iufsrt' vig6f
TO the strong, and are, in every particular, Just
Whata stomach bitttrs ought to be. n YOU have
symptoms OF dyspepsia, take them freely to aid
digestion. n you reside In bilious dIsiricts,
they should be taken ~ a sure IpfevcbIlou oi
Bilious Fever and Fever hnt Agus, Liver COM
plant, Jaundice and in all tnat class Of diseases
.Whnrs tlFfe y general deprsa9to1 or the new
Ous system, loss OF muscular energy, lweaknoss
la'situde, want Of appetite aintness. chilly son-
sations AMI aching OF the bones, sc. And, as a
remedy for female weakness, Leuchorihr or
whites. ,ItAtAck's stomach matters laye no
equal They are prepared with special refer
snee tVthla complaint, and act lissa charm. A
few days triql viii satisfy the most scepHeat OF
the real merits Of this really valuable medicine.
Hershiser Myers, Sole Agents. Tiffin, o.
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ScrIous Accident. +.Lo6 tT6ursdp

ScrlOus Accident. -.+06 Thursday
morping last, Mr.. Daniel Dildlne, Of this city,
wwsrisasls isIsred 10 this. following naaner.
A EAh jet In the vault at the Court House was
turned oil the evening prcvlou,, and In mis-
take turned on again; the gas escaping turing
the nieht Allied the vault and Mr. Dildine having
occasion togo In, the next morning. struck y
match, seemingly not suspccting any thing wrong,
when in an inst,nt a terrible explosion took
places he was feiled to the n"or, his hands, arms
andfacr terribly burned, and the greatsT won
der is that he ESCAPED with hi, life The eNplo
Sion was 70 great that tho vibration AZ the top
OF tho walls OF the vault forced the pTasterlng
out some thre or four inches on either side, and
the vault Is otheTSi.e chartered. s. ...er
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Mcssrs. Wcst a SmIth.-In a re.

MessrS. West 4 Smith.-In recent
visit to the city Of Sandusky, we chance
to drop iptc the Fish House Of NesSrs West
& Smith, and fou nd the proprieiers, running
oyer with business Some twenty. five
hands Nre engaged night and day in clean
Ing, sailing and picking fish. Their fdez-
ing apparatus and tlcir complete arrange
ncnts otherwise, renders this firm
poru'ar it'll all dealers in the linny tribe.
Tons Of the Gnest White fish we have ever
seen occupied their table and barrels at lhr
time of our visit, and weswould recommend
the dealers in tbs city to give them their
orders. We will guarantee they will be
idled to their entire satisfaction. SO rlt,r
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nl0rriaaes.

DUNN -MlLLER.-Ort. sth, 1858, by
Rev. g. Baldwin. At his own residcsec. Mr.
Devoson Dunn with Miss Aehala \. Miller,
all ofScucca Co., q.
At six o'clock, on the m rninr OF the 3ithl
inst ai the residence Of tho briles father,
Mr. John Moore. Esqe Of Green Springs, by
Rev John W. Smith, Mr.. Benjamin =.
Betz to Miss Julia A. Moore, both Of Green
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Legal Notice.

WILLIAM THORNTON, Of Fulton county.
" ohio, l. notified that Fanny L. Thornton
dld, on the cost day Of September Issa sis NJ
Petition In the once of the Clerk Of the Court of
Common fless within and for the coehtS AZ
seneca and state Of Ohio, charging the ALI Xuis
reme cruelty, and agkIng that sha NAV r. a.
yofced from the said William Thorntoh, which
petition viii se 70. hs4ring 1.-THE next tcgE Of
said Court. Dated this 2ist day OF sentemhsr
lseo FANNY l. rHoRNroS, -
Ho'S'" BY. NJ. bEaaps Atty.
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colleges have prepared the record for the press
from data furnished by Thousands or soldirfa IN
style unequaled aud without a parallel In the
whole county, The best critical aufhoritiss In
the Union being the judges.
These Volumes-stereetyp~d, illustrated, print.
ed and bound In the most sumptuOua m amer hy
Ohio workmen, on Ohio made paper, and Isauad
BY an Ohio publishing house At an expense OF
exo. 900, without State patronage and IN entire
dependence udon the friendly patronage Of the
good people and the gloriotis sons Of ohio whose
deeds rendered possible the production OF 20
peerless state Hiatory-are now offered to the
people ofthia PARTON of tho state. z fi70ffIT
Two Thousand Octave PAGES. and naanaf-
fully AtluslfAlea.
The History Of every Regiment is given and
the Biographies OF her Famous Men, ad well AZ =
General History Of the State during the war,
hg-sEE POSTERS AND CIRCULARS. m
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Perrons deelIlng 10 b-coms AGENTS will sddreas
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The heidelberg Entertainment. : III

entertainment for the benefit OF the IIeidel.
berg Literary Socict, at NaY Hail. on Fri.
evening, was Literally attended, and Salts
hctorily enjoyed. The rendition Of ' The
Bells" by Mr.. Kesslsr, and "Euoch Arden
by Mr.. llerbruck, was highly appreciated by
the audience and a general impression was
lett upon them, that these two young men
exhibited talsn; in this direction, which by
proper cultivation, viii give them standing
among the rising genius of the copSip
Press onl
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StOlcn.-Un the night Of The 18Th oi
October, silver.mountcd Rockaway Bug
gy, ,withn pole, wns s,glen from the, resi-
dcnce Ui the subscriber, near Ezrn Baker $
Mnl. A liberal reward will he given 10 any
one returning the same or giving iniorma-
sion OF its whereabouts. -.I
.""s.. AQRAN NDSER
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srock.


The display Of stock w~ not near as good
.asthat Of former years,not being rs wellfilled
except in horses as for many years proceed
ing. Mr., J. 7. Nttin exhibited a couple of
twin. calves, very handsome, = cross of-Our-
ham anil Aiiefny stuck. Mr.. Geo, Hollz,
had some Gne stock, among which WAS \
beautiful white Durham and Devon CALI 9
months old nMr Ruls had his iat steer in,
'whichis now tkiperitct mountain of flesh,
and wculd weigh We should judge 1000 lbs
\ Lester buck Belonging to Mr, Jacob Rick
onbnugh aitras,sd considerable attention
from wool-growers, also some 6ne Merino
sheep, tile name oftHe owner Of which we
did not learn, The Swine representation
was limited to a few nice shoats, and fat
hog. ? Tue display oIn .chikens, geese, tur-
keys etc. was not as good as in former
years. . t.4,... t., sruyr-
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Sandusky AbrOad.-The Great West.
en9ilApd g( g(fSaulpFky Nbql Nsre IN Oyr, city
on Saturday nigh; last, at the head Of the
procession of torch lights, concluded after
the ceremonies Of the evening were over ITO
make a. night Of il, aud remained over
About midnight or after, they treated our
citizens TO a serenade, that for beauty and
sgeetpssS,is beyond, the, capabilities Of our
poor quill We hope they may often come
in the still and quiet watches of the night
to WOO us with their enchanting melodies.
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The vegetable department never was bet-
ter filed, than at this exhibition Huge
pumpkins, squashes, cabbage, caulinowrr
btets, radishcs, egg~plants, melons, potatoes
corn, ETC., spread out in varied succession
before the epicurean eye. Tho wheat, rye,
oats mud harley, occupied large space, and
many varieties were displayed. The nee
d'e-work department was also conspicuous
ly well.fllod. Millinery goods from Mrs
Allen and Mrs. Gibson h Gilbert's stores
was very attractive to the ladies'. Some sir
or eight different manuiactures Of Sewing
Machines contested for the prize, all ex-
hbiiing beautiful work, and credit to the
Agents of each and every machine. r.
Vnnncst filled his allotted corner with a
splendid carriage, buggy aud sleigh. Bloom
4 Mason occupie n large space with .heir
wares and had in full blast one Of their su
perior Goa! Stoves. J. Harter in his line Of
marble mantles, monuments, &c., cGllei
forth the admiration of spectators at his
beautiful designs ard excellent workman
ship. Messrs. Fiege h Son contributed some
OF the lntcs. style Of furniture. The usual
amount of homemade quilts, carpets, mats
&C., occupied - qoodly portion Of the allotted
space. Bread, butter, aud honey, took up
its usual corner, and tue committcc, we
rnvird Them, of course didn't go hunsr ~
while performing their Official laors. BE-
fore we leave Dlmestics," we desire to
make a couple ofsuggestions /; first tint the
committee on neelle-work be limited that
department eSclnsivey,.- arts being
made II Special commi,te; another that wool
samples he assigned to the committee on
Sheep
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Tovvn and Conntry.
TnVRsDAr MORNISe. Ocr. IS. lsos.

SIS. Cencert.--Ths Sunday School Of
the Lutheran church viii give a Concert at
the City Hall, tomorrow evening. The pub.
lie are ihNited f1tEN f6OT ~
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NANurAcrrRERs NALL.

sNF,lI & Baldwin occupied a large space
in4,Ms hall with their wares. or course
ih"y carried or ,he premium on everything
they exbibited as they alwNysdo. Mr.. Alb
pet Neible presented a new patent beehive,
Witch it il lisNs efficacious in preserving bees
and honey ss 1t is handsome, must be aper-
feet palace for these industrious insects. A
large number ofFsapsrs and mowers, hay
rakrs, cutters. drills, clover. hullers, cider
presses, etc, cic., 10 Era, Prof,lslou occupied
both The inode and outside Of the hill
Some fde wagons, also occupied a position
near It.
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For Balc,--A lot VI Spanish Merine
Bucks SOFAS fine qimtiy.Hs mS in North
rern i4lrio. l'rlces To suit the present. condi-
tion OF the wool and sheep market Enquire
"i Horace Huber , miles South Eas, of the
city. nO52 It
Agent Wanted, 10 ~ hrrscIt the Singer Sew.
ing machine in fiiIu and SENECA county MuI
be an energetic man possessed OF some capital
To the right mnn liberal Inducements " ~ be nf-
.fsrec. address or call on M X. JOSIE ELYN
General Agent, 40 Ma;l.on Street, Toledo OHIO
or NJ. e. Lincoln, travelling Agent, Davis House,
fihir, ohio.
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a Fsaflch' IN Who IL early life uas 4etim to
Nat dasAtius vice 20 common tc. youth, which
resulsNd in scHinal wohkness, Involuntary
ksiaaiSas and Nervous ProstrAtion, and came
nssqf eadias his days in hopSlSAs miaory. AFTER
usisS nansrous rem~4eH withoH .uccess, he
shs~iaod fren = frlsnS some simple rules and
Prsasrietieas that sifeeioI permsnont euro.
as beAslf q suffering humanity he will send
hs Sams fres sot charge Il, anwho may dosire il.
Saaass ~ BD0AR rREMAiNE. statianD,
j-AiFrlys 7se,q szBihle House, New York.
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BRAN MOSER.
Attention SpOrtsmcn. =

AIItHIIUH bVUTINHVH.-I " you HHNe
any guns to DO repaired, or. new ones to unlhs
fetch in your orders, as Mr. Samuel Brigh u well
known gu smith from Republic ia helping nc
now. We will be able to do work. on short so
tiee. @. II STING, on Main street, look for the
Sign OF the big gun.
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Pittsburgh, F. ,Wa-ne & Chicago
Railway.

M snd Aftct sept isth, ises Trans will
leaye Stations daily. Sundays cxcepted,) as fol-
lowS. ffrain leaving Chicago ~ S.& r. NJ.
7. NJ. leNNes dailYl - n ----
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~ So q; &, 3. 2 ~
TIRE PIONEER LINE OF OHIO
'TIMR CARD. JANUARY Is. 1868.
., DAILY. (stNDAys rxcEPrrngs
TRAINS LEAVE TIFFIE,

oNtNo tGUrU.
Mal-l0s;a 4. n. pNesommosatfon-sF N - Nt
TSprsss li:s7 r %. Finalay Acesm .-6.46P. NJ
81. optNo SoRrH. n .'
B~tl-SssS r. ~ Seeotnmod stion- $50 y, 81
ESFres-G;fo u. Ftutisy JrtcOm .--Tfos a. NJ
'HNnrsss ae-~es sNsduajsy .sundav instsnd Of
4A1tardAv syeniurS. -ai fNrsommo od7tinn iesvce
o. Sytnr SuNiay nustesJi'0f Saturday evenings.
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UNPRINClPLEDy

Dealers often recommend other bitters because
they have not Robact's. We desire TO caution
,he aihieted against pnrchalng any Of them !.
Y you would combat disease successflIly -
iiersisfr MyPra, Sole Agehtt. J fIfTfi
's4i n lafi I<} II II VII 7
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Lost or Stolcn.-The sdbscrib r ibad Lost

or stolen two notes. ono for sIsi.s0. dated Fob.
Ieth, ls6s, and for s2ol IS, of the same date.
supposed TO have been lost somewhere on the
K'lburp road, nne mile North East Of Melmor,.
'rbe iinder VIII please leave the sn,ae mt lhir
oiiicr, nr with the Undersigned, Persons are
hereby warned against buying said notes, or-the
payers paying them,
81, no5a ..t.. FRANK SHEETs,
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rHE RAcIse.

The afternoons of the two last days was
principally occupied by the crowd Of spsctO-
tors in Witnessing the trottihg and foot rac-
es. Some good time was made by both man
and beast, Amusement, the chief end in
view, was successful, and the winning horse
aad boy received the lOas aud loud applause
Of the spectators H
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TInln Marble WorkS-At tho ial, Gov

Tinln Marble Works AT the late Conn
~ Fair, Mt.J Hartor had sonie srkn.lk marble
mantle peicos on exhibition They attracted the
eyes OF all who entered the halt, and we heard
many nattering comments upon them. whrrp
coal, V, pse.i, therp y nothing raqrr hcapun,l
= ornamental ttr nthe4c marl.t lerr c.ca g+ste-
There were also fine specimens Of tombstone
work.
Teachers Unlon.-Ths next annual
meeting Of the" Seneca, Teachers Union
will be held at the City Hall, THIN, o., on
Saturday, Oe, Y, 1865, commencing a,
o'clock a. NJ. Election Of officers and other
important business viii be before the meet.
ing. Exercises ia the difTeren, branches
will be conducted ~ mpmbers Of the Union.
Let sydfy tehcbet IN tic co,tdsy b PreseaI
by order Of Union.
90. -af s, T, hYrRs, pres,
N n ERuauqoN grc'v
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FINANCIALLY A suecEss.

Notwithstanding The weather was very
unfAyoFable the two last days, the At.eud-
ance was large and the rscripts proportion
ably, but although We were blessed with A.
bundant crsps and bountihl harvest, the
amount Of articles on exhibition, were less
than for many years. n44t
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PUMPS.

2 a sEw Am UstSeL isvIS1foNl
GARDNGR& HIGGINS. of Napoleon, o., are
" now mAnufoeturiDE thtiT pew Foioe PumP
and are ready TO supply M Who may fAvsr thsia
with their orders. II can be applied 10 say well
Of ANY depth, and used foF alIthe purposes fhAt
other lalnps are adapted to and In rddition, BY
the application OF small hose, can be used 10
extinguish fires, II being so arranged aa TO throw
water with all the force Of Fire BhgiAe.
hETHRENcEs.
SVk The usdsrsihued, citizens Si NapoloaA,
~ o., hlYing thoroughly tested this runR,
DO now rseofnmeHd 10 " tse publio a. boinR kke
best Pump In use. Joshua Rhodes, John KuHts
y. T HOlIy and 10 others. 'IFT VHf-'
Address, uaFdner a Higgins, Napoleon, ohIo.
FOR sale by BLdoA MASON Tina, q. 4s-at
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WAMTEnL,

All PerHons tr0nhlrd With corf,veneas - unrsti /.
patton of the Bowels 10 bay Aobaek's Bleed
rus they coI1tain no meranry. ar pasflE NeE-
etanie ana work like charm can be tsien uNh
'ons OF life. Her-hisrE 4 Mssr-. Sole Aasnlr.
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A Teachers Examination will he held on
the Saturday following the Institute-No.
Vember l4th. We advise and urge all the
teachers in The county TO attend this Insti-
lute, and thus qualify themselves for the
better discharge OF their imPOrtan, duties.
g. joss Mc'OAuGsY,
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TIFFIN PRICE CURRRNr.

hhENhN AhACh LGhnbNGs
Corrected weekly by Persons Wilson, Empire
Block. F'''f
....l Tins, 0hl0 Oct 10, 1865.
DUTTER-25 70 3ocents per pound.
EGGS--lo tents per dozen.
LARD-lf cents per pound.
TALLOw-9eents per pound.
BEESWAN-i0 cents per pound.
HNMr--smukedi i6 10 n cents Der hound.
Sheu i,I u.LcDstS.smoked n 10 u eie per pound
APPLES-1reeP 30 70 80 Cents per busheIs
o,'. Dried 70 Cents per pound.
DucKS-l2 cents per ponnd
FEATHERS-75 cents fef pound
pELTS-25 to Is cents egehi
Rags TO 8 cents par pound
eORGHuM MOLAsSEE--6O 20 80 eta. ber salI
Li,ALLoW-lO cents per pound.
HAY-sio TO sI4 per toD.
oNLoNs-siso 90 per bushel.
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Eitor Letters remaining IN "a, r,nu

rost once october 18th, lses.
rtNf BeRbmt2) nsfhd Tuflty a Co. ~ u.
neaton. WV. Bak>r. -tond silsughassa JsnIsa
lCarscs, Amos Runting,G G w Cspacld, WIN tar
aen. Croniughsm harcy, nvniel Crock hard.
q y Cunningh an, MsliudA Deaf, Hiram Dicks,
Lewis FiccF, Hcnry Fry, Elizabeth HAys,
Henderson aud Cornell, n y Haskins, & Hyaitc
y Hoover, Msria Houghuin g w N Jobnsen
Capillae Iohnson. sarah kimmel, klcin \ GATES
SAh6iSs Mssltr wm nj Milier, 4 y Nsss. Esms
Nok ". Peter Nyfc. \ Shaffer, u shuttle, e.
sexton. Joseph stephen, Jaeob Sewers, Mary
Snyder y Snyder, John Smith, Collette Trox-
tlL
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of sed.nsary habits she require aenlla p,inra
tive WIN hnd h.b.ek's DlOoo psil. lasi the nls3i
b. langn a All tines ihef oonlain "a p,qlauTe
o. nlnrral poiFsn. bul are purely VkfttSble-
her'h'ser . Myers. sole AEent- ',-,aT.,i N "a
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Purchase only the best. LIN mn

Dcligh,ful een-ntion, aud cooling to the
headl is "Barfeits Hair i,estoradye," which
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Persons h Wilson, Of this place, shipped,
during the two last weeks, 1870 barrels Of
green apples, aak
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The Mass Meeting.

f. aPrsurstng that Asrsat MAJORITY of our raad.
ers were personally prsseAf to witness the grand
RePuh can demonstration OF satar<lay Iast, We
shall not devote Hueh space 70 details ~ was
an imposing afiiir,-in All paAicaiars q com.
pleto success. Adams Township took the prize
banner. From THAT township were twenty yoang
ladies', all monpted and dressed In Z" red, white
and blue "eostume. They gave. poveity and
beauty to tise erccession never befote oquallsd
IN any campaign
Two triumphal cars ksdened with young miss
e., of different ages were also beautiful features
Ia This grand ont-PoTing pt the people. 'Fl,frc
were brass baads aud martial music. Tho diher-
ent ToSnshiPs deae .exeesdingiy sell, consider
ing the short time allowed them for preparation
and they deserve eroNt credit for, the eGorts
put forth. The affair of the democracy, on the
Thursday previous, was thrown utterly into the
shade, for We had three to their one, Of horse
me, ,csgriasT s'HEoufkoS pNoples 4 sAt ? > elock
the t9pH Hoes yard Tns psclnd crFe With
people VINO Listened TO telling speeches from
Billy Williams q Indiana, and Hon. J. ~.
~ Tue EVENING,
the dernonstratlon was gfdhd and 'iittniR ahaie
to the eEsEisss Rf thel dap iisapiuslJ City sent
us $50 torch -bearerr, which added to our own,
made over seven hundred. torehea n. thu pro
cession. The Great Western Band also accom-.
panied tho 7Andusky delegation and discourssd
some most excellent music. The most bsauti.
fnl feature Of this proeessi0n was pynmidal
car hlled with young ladies, ranging from fifteen
to twenty Years OF age. On the sides OF the car
we're sransparsncles with "Grant, Colax aad
Gibson" on Them, in red white and blue letter..
On the summit Of the pyramid was young
lady representing the Goddess Of Liberty. The
whole "ftur rchected creditnpon the ladies aud
geullenieu who accomplished It. The car was
drawn by eight horses. When drawn up in
front Of the speakers stand, red light thrown
upon the car, Presepisd 3 moss beautiful tab.
leauK.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15
Insurance Statsneat.

SrkTE or OHIo, "ul iI ffNp
AUDiTos o. sTATE's oSyiss. Derafim't I Of Ins.
TT Is HEREBY cERTIFiEb, that the Hsfisord
L Fire Insurance Company, located AZ TlarfforJ
the spus OF Conhectieut, has eomnIied, h All
eSEcct-i with the lass Of this state Isiatina 40
aheh ln.urance C6mpanies, for the current vear-
ind has nled ~ this office q sworn staIemSnf ~
he proper Oiteets, showing its eondishsp ana
business al tile date Of such elatemeat, r.
lollONsi
Amount Of hethAl paid M Capital. Al no. hoo On
Aggr g,te ammoDt Of available = 1000
Asset I. ........; ana. .sas %
Aggregate anonnt Of liabilities. ...... Eaa aas ~
Amount Of income for the proceed.
ing 0T1 So a
Amount ofexPcnditures for tho pFe- ,-,..f
ceedng lf6aS "a
lnsHners whereof ! have haseanao
f.H.ll subscribed my name, and caused The
tf Seal of my oiiiee - - ao8ksd ieo
day and ycaf abnse written
JAS ". GODMAx,nsi
=, n,,, Auditor u State.
eini!y, for the yell known instltutiGnI 11ht9s
ll9lh semi. annual STATE ment N pullishea ahoge
All eiasses OF Fire Insurance edeetSd on GsEors.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15
HNMMOTH BOrrLRs ONLY rs TENTS.
RuGRNIR HAIR nrarnnrn TILE cnr, nran.

rhe lEbotSts H&m REs+oaru eclipse. all
kaswn discoveries for the rapidity with which II
lcstotes gray and dfHded hair to Il, natural color
promotes it, rapid aud healthy growth, prevents
AaS stops II whes falling OF, and is most luxu-
riant dressing for the Hair, rendering Il soft,
sHEy, and lusteous. Mimmoth bottles only u
Ssats. Sold by J. y. MArqusrit sole agent
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