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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
Council Proceedings. Monday evening,

Council Proceedings. Monday evening,
March oolh. Prcscnt-F Fiese, johnson, Smith
aud Noble. The clerk was Instructed 70 drav
orders on city fund for sundry accounts amount.
ing in all, TO si479o. The Clerk was also IN
structed TO draw orders for salaries Of city on
GERS due april lat, isss
Apetition TO vacato an alley bc,Seen inlo's No
SOt and aOS was referred to the city solicitor for
q report At the next regular meeting.
petition to extend the street lamps south on
Washington IT,, in the ist ward, wsS rcferred to
Mr., johnson with instructions to investigate As
to liability Of gas Company to lay conducting
pipes sc
The Committee appointed to devise The best
manner Of leasing meat stalls IN the Market
House, reported as fellows;
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A Agentleman who in early life was victim to
that debasing vice 80 common to youth, which
resulted in Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostration, and came
near eAding his days in hopeless misery. Aftor
using numerous remedies without success, he
obtained from friend somo simple rules and
prescriptions that effected permanent cure.
On behalf Of suffering humanity he will send
the same free Of charge to all who may desire IL.
Adde'S EDGAR TREMAINE, Station n,
jsnl7-ly Bible House. New York
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02

Removed P. c. KishpNugb, who
for the las; twenty years has been resident
Of Melmore, In this county, started for Cam
eron, Clinton county, Missouri on Tuesday
last, where he intends to reside in the future
While Seneca Co. loses good republican,
there will be gain in Clinton, No.
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Insurance. take this method Of nc.
knowledsins the reerir, % s7sI s. per Ck., on
N. Y, without discount from Geo. X. Snyder
Esq, Asst. Geul. Agent Of ths Underwriters Fire
Insurance Agency, In which Co, held policy
for si,ooo on my stock OF Millinery, which was
partially destroyed by Gro on the evening Of the
10th inst The OK. was received by me on the
l5th inst, Such promptness in adjusting anl
paying aioss Is highly eomhi."dablc, aud We re-
commend sur trrSnds to pa,rOuire tho ondSr.
writers, which is now represented D. Robert
Lysie, In this city. c, x. JEACK.
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seasOn.Ings--From the blooming rice
fields, and the shady bayOus Of the south
the wId-geese, snd pigeons, are winging their
way 10 the lands to the northward, ard the
robins and blue-birds with their chirpings
and warblings are with us once again, The
yards ard trees give indication Of returning
life with faint aush OF greea, while the
ladies tax ofgardsns aud the coming style
OF bonnets.
Spring fever, that annual epidemic, fills
our sunny sde-waks and street corners with
It's victims who with .handsiu their pockets
and a resigned air, submit themselves to lie
ravages with the utmost sang JToid.
With blue skies, hazy distances aud balu'y
bree1es, the fair faced spring comes to WOO
Dame Nature with, but like the ever I" ineon-
slant moon will vanish behind the first
storm cioad, and leave her Pining iu the
fovw
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GOOD NEWS TO ALL!


THE woMANs BEST FRIEND Is A GOOD
l and reliable sewing machine.
For such an article 20 to O, II. Stlng's Sewing
Machine Rooms where you Will md the genuine
Howe, Singer, H.tnA aud the improved star Shut
lie. Their Is no genuine Howe unles "a has a
medallion fths head OF EllaA HoNe) embedded In
H.. G. H sting Is the onl authorized Agent for
this machine, la Tina
Having hssn engaged in the business of repair
ing sewing machines for the past six years. will
promisg 20 kecp my machines clean and Ia good
repair for three years, fFfe OF charge, which ID
more than one can expect from those who have
had no OAperienoe ln repairing machines. -
am now prcp1red 20 attach Hemmers, Braid
ers, odiltefs f-lIers and faehers " most OF the
70 come aud hay new msehlnes. or fetch in
yoarold sues. ard 1 viii give yon satlsfactton..
IN desired will taks a machine TO the reSldonce|
OF Anv person wlshinS - purchase, and put ii IN
operEtioa. :. p -.
ga steel amps and atcutil piatea. and will fnrn.
isn them As ehsaR a. they can he got In larger
sSoai oh Maiui H., dv.f Kies : sEia,E,. shIaa
5pofe o. y hFIFo.
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Transfers OF Real Estate.


Il. ZAhm TO =. Il. lewis, ~ acres Of land In
Ciinton TIP, for $500
W. ]. to J. NJ. Raymond, ~ acres 10 Adams rp,
for $4,000
Iaaae stultz to G. Eruss., in-lot No, lac, 10 lat
ward, for se,s25
Il. A. walker to J. Heliman, part Of lot No sOi, In
ist ward, fof $500
n. $. Porter to d. J. Goodsell, in block "R" Of
Clinton TIP, for si,ioo
R. u. sioner 10 J. Glenn, soscreS In Hopswsn rp,
for $4,000
). L Altsnbaugh TO II. r. Miller, No. 1, In block
"" OF this city, for 1000
@. Ringle to George Billiard, 70 acres In Reed Up,
for $500
N. siebeusl,er to o. sehsnsk, 20 acres In Loudsn
TIP, for seco
J. A. Morris to ". Heed, x acre In HopewSll rr,
for 500
W. Anbly to A. V. shsth,rly, i7X acres 10 Reed
TIP, also lcts Nod, ., 10, II, "a and Is, In West
Lodi, for $1,000
A. " shctherly to NJ. +, Anble, i7is acres In Reed
Up, slso lost No. 80, 10, Il, u and "a, In West
Lodi, for $1,000
W. Anble to Elizabeth Shetherly, lst aerss 10
Reed TIP, for $1,000
H. s. wenner to NJ. NJ, s. N. 4 s. J. christliP,
Iu-lot No. qIT, In the ist ward, for s2,eoo
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A Certificate certi6es that have
been afflicted with the Gravel fot thirteen
years, aud after spending $500 without re-
liet, on applying to Dr.. NoRoAS, be made an
effectusl cure.
0rOen Springs, March I, 1898.
It. SrsrakS QRovE.
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RecelEed and FIled.-The sdltor, dO

Received and FIled.-The editor, down
street. our sx-euardiGn, aPPolOgiIes IN mis-
last weak "ctfOrt'' closing his article as fol-
lows;
"As all the ill.feeling. on his part, appears
to have been caused by the prefix "thiek' to
his head, we, in order to keep peace in the
family, will recall Il, aud substitute that of
"5ioek' in its place. We hope our neighbor
will now be satisfied with our apology and
get in more amiable mood"
We forgive you, you distressed youth, aud,
not to be out done by such gush OF peni-
tence, we will also recall from your head
the word "thin' which seems 70 have caused
the "reactiop, and will substitute therefore,
the word dough Let it be recorded.
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TO CnNsrMPrIYEs.

The rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
(freo Of ehArsel 10 all who desire H. the preserip
iion with the directions for making and using the
simple remedy by which he was cured OF q lung
a6eetion and that dread disease CONSUMPTION
His only object is to qeneat the Afnicted and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription a,
u win cost them nothing and may prove blss-
sing. Please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
Mav1g 1867
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Waldman on HANDS,. waldman has
again opened out in the Hoop Skirt trade, in
Mrs. Aliens room on Market street, opposite
the Davis House He will sell his goods
6fy per cent. cheaper than ever before offer
ed In this city. Give him a call.
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Good FruIt Year.-A farmer tells

Good Fruit Year.-A farmer tells the
Cleveland Herald editor that this will be a
good fruit and wheat year because it isa poor
sugar season. Very little maple sugar has
been made this spring, owing to the equable
temperature. ThAwipg and freezing make
the sap run, and they also start the buds and
kill them, and throw the wheat and kill It.
There ia sound sense in our farmer friend s
.ule. and we trust this year will not prove to
lie exceptional.
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rIiniIsnrns. NnrIcE-

Az adteriisemsuis iu,cnjed to srpsar IN ne
current week. must be handed 10 as early o.
Wednesday morninE. .
Single copies of the THinusE are Tor sale, with
or without wrappers, At iIershsct& Myers Drug
store, every Wednesday afternoon. Price scents.
FosrosIa.- subscriptions ami arrsarages for
the Tsmuss may be lcft a the Dtus Store Of
Hershiser a Myers. .... AS
We aim to make the TRIBUNE repository ot
Local Events, in an parts Of the county, and W
would thank our friends IN tbe different Town
ships for any items ofinterest they may send US.
CLUB TERMS.
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce Aluxurinnt
growth Of hair upon bald head or besrdlcsI face,
also = recipe for the empval OF Pimpes h blotch-
os Eruptions, etc, on tho skin, leaving the same
soft, clear, and beautiful can be obtained without
SAargs BY addressing
THos. =. CHAPMAN, cHrafsr,
Nay t6, 1867.
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Brave Ulysses Is the Man!-No one VI

Brave Ulysses Is the Man No one who
is noticing the signs OF the times will doub,
this, aud a rousiug campaign song aud chorus
with the above title, dedicated to the Grant
Clubs, must be eagerly sought for By his
friends. Such song is now betre Us with
stirring words exciting melody aud easily
arranged for the Piano. Mailed free, by en-.
closing 30 cents to J. A. Du,ierhcld, Drawer
sls4. Cbirago. III,
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Lssees to occupy or forfeit possession, aud be
liable for entire year aud each party to oontri.
bute his proportion Of fuel for warming, and gas
for lighting. Rent to be paid At the end Of each
quarter The report was adopted.
The ordinance for the Prevention and BS,ip.
Suishment Of hres, was passed and became a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
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The EquInOxIaI. 1.-The storm VIII

IUU HVUIHVAIdI' nv ''VI IN "N'VH PIV-
vailed hore last week with such violence, IL at.
sributed to the Sun crossing the vernsl equinox.
II seems to have been great burden suddenly
lifted of the weather, for since which time up
to present writing, II has been as calm and pleas
ant ~ the most fsstidi Gus could wish for. An
eaiiy Spring IN consequcnee Is predieted.
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Pittsburgh, Fl Wayne & Chicago
Railway.

On and afer November as, 1857, Trains will
leave Stations daily, Sundays exoepted,) as fol-
lows. (TEain leaving Chicago at 40 r. H.,
leaves daily.l Trains leaving Pittsburgh at ais
4. NJ, leaves dAilY1
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Fatal Accident--A Man Drowned. =

Mr. Aaron Miller Of this vicinity In company
with another man in boat, while endeayorlng TO
secure log in the river on Saturday morning.,
the 18th instant were carried over the dam-the
latter by some means made his escape. but Nil
Ter was drowned, leaving a wifo and two children
to mourn his loss. This is one Of the many In.
stances where the utility Of Life and Accident
Insurance Is manifest. We would hereby warn
all others Of the danger Of delay and solic, them
to call upon Us and for avery small sum insure
their families sgplnst oil such contingencies by
procuring policy IN the Travellers Accident
Insurance Company Of Hartford, connee,iout
for which We are agents.
ROBERT LYsLE CO.,
General Insurance Agents.
Tim, o., March TO- tsCs. no22t,
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May ls. Il
CoNJUGAL LOVE,

Ana the HapPiaess Of True Marriage.
ESsAY for Young Wen. on Tho Errors, Abuses
II and DlseAies which DESTROY che M,nlv Pow
srs and create impediments to msrri-ge. with sure
means Of relief Sent In sealed letter envelopes
free Of charge. Address, Dr. j. SKILLtN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pa. TX. June 90 1888.
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The COllege.-The Spring Term Of Held
elberg College commenced Wednesday the
lst Of April. Those contemplating entering
the college should report Themselves at once,
so as TO begin with the classes that are now
fnrmnh
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RRROas or YOuTH.

AE-ntiemsn who suffered for years IRON Ner-
Vous Debility, Premature Decay, snd the effects
OF youthful indissreton, will for the sake Of suf-
fsrins humanity, send free TO all who need II, the
recipe and directions for making the simple rene
dy by which he WAS cured. Sufferers wishing to
pront BY the advertisers experience, can do so by
addressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN d. OGDEN,
May Is, 1867, 4s Cedar Street. N. Y.
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Rejected. 1.-THE letter handed to us,
from Pennsylvania, for publication, Is re-
specially declined. 1t is neither Of suiici-
eut interes, nor is 1t quite curiosity ortho-
praphically.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02

Horses Cattle suffer much from die.
eate, but Bershiser L Myers have a sovereign
remedy in their improved condition powders.
See new advertisement.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02

StraWberrles.-Those Of our friends who
desire fine strawberry will do well to con-.
suit the advertisement Of Mr. J. Covell, in
ihiq issur
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02

Sentenced. Bolton, the honroeville
murderer, vas sentsnsed by Judge Stone, on
Thursday last to the Peniten,iary during
life, 10 be kept at hard labor.
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rIFFIN MARKRTs.

Correcte weekly by e n. Sneath,
Tim, Chic, April ., ts0S
FLOUR-Sli,bO 80 TO $1,000
WIEAT--s2,a0 tn s2.35 from teams.
COHN--s0 cts for new 90 ota for old.
RYE II o. to sl,lo per bashsl
OATS--b5 cents.
CLOVER SEED-sI%.
TIMOTHY SEED--S2 20 to 81 30.
FLAX SEED--s3 0O.
BARLEY--st 40 TO o., so per hushel.
BUTTER-26 to 2S cents per pound.
EGGS--25 cents por dozen.
LARD-In Kegs cents per pound.
POTATOES--5oc TO St, 90 per bushoi.
TALLOw-s TO . eebts per pOHnd.
CANnLE3-Stearino 2j, tailoS 20o per pound.
WHIsKEY-Si,oo, and common s2, so per gallon
HAMS-lBe; sugar cured 25 cents per pound.
BEESWAX-20 to 2h cents per pound.
HOGs-Dresscd 81 ooa $40.
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Barn Burned.- bara belonging to
Mr.. John II. Creeger, located three and a hAlf
miles vest Of this city, near HopeweIl cen.
tire, was entireiy consumed by FIRE on Mou-
day last. The Gre was discovered about u
o'clock in the forenoon, BY his wife, Mr
Creeger and his sous being absent on neigh.
boring place. Tbs hre made rapid hesdway.
and before any assistance could arrive The
outire structure was consumed The loss IN
grain, seed hay, machinery, harness, etc.
will probably amouu, to 5000. Some stock
were severely burned before they could he
e1tricaled from the stables. The grancries
adjacent with their entire contents, were de-
s,rOyed The ERE is supposed to be the work
Of an insendiary. Mr.. Creeger informs US
that II could no, possibly have tceu the re-
suit Of accident, as none of his family smoke,
nor was there any innAmable material kept
in or near the barn. The loss will be severe
" felt and Il the perpetrAtor Is discovered
he should suffer the extreme penalty Of the
law.
About Town. and Mrs Jesse weiriek
gave large party on Friday evening last, at
which large circle Of friends were present.
-Yes,erday WIS the. lst day Of April"
day for moving and making tools Of "green
uns ".-.The eonce,t Of the T,fin Musical Soci-
ety,at the City Hall Friday evening was well
attended. Il was tho last but one, Of the
season The regular union Tempsrane,
meeting was held at the City Hall on Sun.
day evening lsst.-one Of the Broad
Brims from Onion Village, was 10 towr
this week, disposing of his Shaker gardcr
seeds to our merchants. Huss an,
Gallup will remove their stores to Stricken
old stand, opposite the Court House, on Mou
day nc1t.--A "wedding In high life,
takes place in our city to-day in which on
Of is a.! daughters Is led 10 the altar by
gentleman from New York -----"Flat',
"Sca Sides and Straws Of all shapes, wer
brought out by the warm days Of the pres
ent week. They look very summery -
large portion Of our population and their eI
feots were in trdnsitu,--on wheels. .--yester
terday. A young lady down town wa
moved--to tears, by n sad mishap to a pe
poodle.
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PREFERREp SPECIALS.

Wanted. Two young ladies to make
hoop skirts. Apply tos waIdmau, at Mrs
Area's Millinery store.
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REEVES AMRROSIA

FOR HAIR. IMPROVED.
Il is an elegant Dressing Cor the Hair.
Il causes the Hair 70 Curl beautifully.
II keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
II inygoratos the Roots Of the Hair.
Il forces the Hal. and Beard to growiuxuriantly
1t Immediately stops Hair Failing Out. ,
II keeps the Hair from Changing Color from Ago
It restores Grey Hair to its Original Color.
Il brings out Hair on heads that have been bald
for years.
II 10 composed entirely Of simple and purely
vegetable substances.
II has received over six thousand voluntary tes-
timoniAls Of iss eKceileuco, many ofyhich
arc from physicians in high stsndlng.
II IL soid In half pound botsies ttho name blown
In tho glasE), by Druggists and Dealers In
Fancy Goods everywhere. Al 0ne Dollar
per Bottle. Wholesale by Demss
Barnes Col y. g. webs Co; Sohi ieflelin A Co.
no22 Sun New York.
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as cSTATENGHETT
OF THE
Y0NKERs g NEW YORK FIRE
. INSURANCE COMPANY.
AUDITOR or STATES oFFIcE,) !
DEPARTMENT. OF INSURANCE, !

CoLUAHrs, ONO, January 20 1865.
IT'S HEREBY CERTIFIED, that the Yonksrs
! and New lOFa-flEa- ln-urtnec Company, To-
Gated st New York City, in tho State of New
York, has compiled, in All respects. with the
laws of this State relating Co such Insurance
Comples. for The. ellTTeQt year, and has filed ir
this OIhee ~ swOgn StatementS lhg the proper
officers, showing its condition and business, a.
Che date of such abatement, as fOlloHs;
Amount Of actual paid mp Capital. ... $500 90 90
Aggregate an1Onnt of RtAilable Assets F5k.Ss8 ~
Aggregate gp1 cunt of liabilities ......, ls0ss 81
Anlouat Of laeaDse i,r preceding year {5l,B55 81
Geuiuk NeAfs......s ooit topi "
In witness whereof. have herennto subserib-
u. ~ cd my name, and caused the seal Of MY of.
Jle wIiiLiAMs. chlst clera
niariencf2t9 srla Fer AadltlT Of Btate.
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and Country.
THURSDAY MORNING, APR. >, 1865.

J. Fiege 4 Son. Arc selling, every day
some Of the best made and cheapest furniture
offered in this market.
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Another Victim or Burning FluId. :

On Sunday evening last, week ago, q young
man named Seplar Deerlnger, who lives near
the TifRn Agricultural Works. was severely
burned by the overtur1ing and breaking Of
u lamp. He was sitting at table reading a
book, and in showing the book forward he
overturned the lamp which broke and the
oil ignited. The young mans face on the
right side, was severely burned, also his right
side down to the hip. He is still confined In
bed. DR.. j. U. Heckermau was called in to
attend him. Too much caution cannot be
used in the use of all kinds Of burning fluid
We did not learn what kind was used in this
case
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"whiIs 1hs Lamp Held Oat 20 BaFa,' there
is chance for restoration OF health. IT, there
fore, the constitution has been weakened BY
disease or eNeess-the nerves shattered - the
stomach weaksned the appetite gone, aud all
the world appears gloomy-pour some fresh oil
into your lamp, In the shape Of Plantation Bit-
tiers, which will make the hame OF life sgain
burn brightly, and niuninate once wretehed
existence. For isdles II is an elegant and gentle
stimulant exactly such as they require. Many
families will net be vithou, Il. II has an i'm.
nense sale throughout the world.
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RnRnna OF Ynrrn-

Magnolia Wster.-A delightful toilet article
Superior to Cologne aud at half the price: 2t2s
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roNnshlp NomInatIOns. -The lolI

Township Nominations. The follow
ing republican nominations have been made by
the respective townships assigned
CLINTON township,
Justice ortho Peace, Jesse II. Leidy Trustees
Horace Huber, solomon Kaup, O. c. Park Treas
urer, WIN. Gallupi Clerk, g. j. Keen Assessor
James stinchconb; Constsbles, A. II. sawkinS
Samuel Dildine,
EEHD TOWNSHIP.
Justice Of the Peace, William slsoS; Trustees,
Jacob Raymond, Henry Hathaway, joseph Cole :
Treasurer, A. c. Baker; Clerk, J. +. hontgom-
cry Assessor, D. J. Nsikirki Constables, NJ, D.
shettorly, Benjamin Cannon Supervisor, Dist,
No. -
EpKs TOWNSHIP,
The Republicans Of Eden Township, met at
Goedman's Hall, ia Melmore, on saturday, March
2sth, 1885, for the purpose Of nominating candi'
dates for Union Township Ticket. The meet
ing was called TO order by nominating Mr. VIM.
Watson ~ Chairman, and c. a. Benhan Ne Clerk,
OF said meeting, when the following gentlemen
were nominated ..
Justice ofthe Peace, James Hamln Trustees,
VIM. Fleet, WIN. BnrrNck, John T. Reed Treas
urer Henry Ladd Clerk, J. J. Grouse Assessor,
Richard A. Cole Constablos, VIM. Lighcap,
WIN. ConEer Supervisor District No. -
BlooN TOWNSHIP.
Trustees, II, F. Hosler, Daniel seitE, John WAX
Treasurer L. J. Turner Clerk, J. X. Wilson As
SCISSOR, NJ. J. spiueri constables, J, A. West,
Joseph Miller; for Supervisor District No. -
uoPEwgLL TOWNSHIP.
Trustees, Adam Miller. Patrick 8. Whealc n,
Phillip Kepploi Clerk, John LutEenhiser Treas.
urcr, James Creeger, Assessor, @. c. Doren Con
stables, G. W shaull, J. w. Kline Justice Of the
Peace, C. G Doren Supervisor, -
BLElsASr TOWNSHIP.
At a meeting, held in Fort Seneca, for the
Township OF Pioasap,, on March 2ist, 1868, for
the purpose OF nominating Township ofiieers.
Francis Abbot was called to tho Chair, AMI W. II.
Nichols Secretary. Tho following gentlemen
were nominated
Trustees, J. r. Drown, Martin Smith, VIM
snesth Treasurer, Francis Abbott Clerk, hoss'
Abbott Assessor, NJ. r. LutT constablcs, Sam
uel Adams, william JoPpi Justice Of the Peace,
Alfred shRfer; Township Committee, Moses
Abbott, Jacob Bowersox, J. r. Drown.
soiPIo TOWNSHIP.
Trustees, Philo BuEbes, Joseph l.. ANYWAY,
Henry Troxell; Clerk, John l.. Cole; Treasurer,
d. D. Ogden; Assessor, James w. Stewart Con.
stables, r. II. Biodgoi, Decatur Jones Superb.
anr
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A"IIlgh Old Time" We have been hav-
ing an exciting time with that usually staid
aud sober stream--the Sendusky which has
been persistiug OF late in getting frightfully
high, and consequently bringing distress to
many families, causing numerous little di-
version in household matters, such as per-
sisting in occupying cellars 10 preference to
its bed, and getting dreadiully muddledi as
any one naturally does by taking n too much
Of the fluid at its head. It has however,
become quite tractibc and is settling down
to lis usual quiet and accustomed hauns
again
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02

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