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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-01-21
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In Circuit Court, Manitowoc County.
Theodore G. Shove, Pltf, Notice of Sale
against on
John sauer Defendant. judgment Of Foreclosure
BY virtue OF and pursuant to judgem mt of fore
closure and sale rendered By said Court i'm the above
entitled action on the 22d day OF December iSe,I
wherein and whereby the undersigned was appointed
bv said Court Referee TO sell the mortgaged lreni-
ises Described therein. shall, the 18th dy Fob
rary 1859 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that day.,
at the office Of T. c. Shove In the Village of Mani
to|oc in the County of Mapit0woc, in the State of
Wisconsin,, pose for sale and sell at public vsndue
the mortgagea premises described in said Judgement
much thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy said
Judgement. amounting to the of Five Hundred
Seventy Seven Dollars and Seventy Seven cents
with interest from December 22 1865 and the
costs and expenses of the sale and taxes which said
promised mentioned in said judgement are described
follows to wit; The west half of the south west
quarter OF section No. Five f5) in township No Nine
teen (l9) north range No. Twenty Three f23) east.
containing eighty $50 of land more less ALI
being In the County of Manitowoc and State of Wis
consin EUGENE p FJDRJnGF Referee. L
Dated Manitowoc Wis, December 29fi 1865 2f-5t
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RETgsE EU,EgEEs y..s.D.

TrsNE FTaSarsignca are prepared 50 azls
j to order bills or lumber or lath on the shortest
netiee A man viii he at all times in the yard,
ready to ait On our customers and receive ther
Asrx Ths best K Kent cost srt,y on hand AZ the
nill corner of Quay and 9Th streots.
1,-l4 GUYLsS BROWN.
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JOSE FEs isH-.wES.

nEAE.ESi steyes: Eigs- Sheet Iron
II and CJprarwa-a nt4HUlIrtIrer. All &IEfs OF
rsparing d,ae. Ei2htt Stsost oppss;ts fri51pa Of
a.. EtfV
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FL. 3. E.fECC.U, .I. D.,

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, Also Elk
II aninng Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
Shs Government.
OFFICE corner of Eighth and York streets, Manito-
woe, Wisconsin.
Orders left at the Drug Store viii receive prompt
attsution
AySa.tieular attention paid 70 consytationzsand.
yts tas treatment OF DIFFICULT and CRITICAL
CASrS 1923
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rEyEAE7g Furnishing Goods OF
" avery description
Ism arsoare4 - naal:a ,ture FIJI suits Of Men and
s3,vs sehag 81 ta S9.tazt NOTICE. ana satisfaction
~.raateel n 10y tn best worilinen TO be foUnd
sAad ks,p of singers Sewing Machines constantly
Ia t--si
aIsarI STREET. oa2osit. Goodonow Barnes
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". M.GSO.TEC.

nseuIar Meeting oc flanisOwoe ledge
IL Is held at Masonic Halt on York Street, on the
cst and Sd Wednesday of Each Month
f. X. RAND, W. NJ.
Wn H. HORN. Sec
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g. ID. .g4EES

1EANEEASrE'a- zE5GEs and Dealers i,c
lNI Lumbar. Lath, and Shingles Bills cut to order
- short notice Manitowoc, Wis.
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Il. Il ERr.

WORK Street. .Is 7, itOsyoc Wis Dealers
in Dry Goods Groceries. Crnckery, Fancy Goods
saias, wsre Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Paper hanEings, Hats and Caps Toys, Children Caps
give Geese Feathers Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Aaaps &c. &c. A share of public patronage is soli-
itaS
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r.. CDE7E,

"OTsES raise; 1Ui EtsOyeT- EaSS-sE g
superior facilities for raising sTi moving liouses
w.roud announce citizens Of Msnitawocl town
and sounty) that any business entrusted to care
~iil r.ssive pro npt 7ttentioH and he performed in
manner warranted TO give satisfaction Enquire at the
ssr;Suu, O6ce 1915
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Montieth,s Geosrapnys.

Wilson's Readers, and Sanders Spoilers tt
day received at the
FRANKLIN BOOKSTORES.
jan 1Ith 1867
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ERND S6.EEn zEssEn

nHEAT NarFxet.--EaS:ng purchases
NJ the business of Wm. Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep on hand the choicest meats at the
aev.st rates share Of public patronage solicited
1917
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4. q. @. r..

CAick ers,tcS z4oHgc = .. %, /. o. q. T.
Meats every Friday Ev1n.ag a. the Old Fellows
9all Corner Of Gonaa.rcal 4 Eighth Streets.
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TUSTICE of the eiacc. ss>tEcc, hueS'
81 ners builiing of Eighth and. forll streets.
-Hantowoc, Wisconsin.
Will collections pay taxes. search the rec ds
, lin will receive prompt attention NJ 10
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S. S.k.s.EsE EsS6R.

MANUFACTURES AMI Dealer Il,
NJ Boots Shoes. Leather. &c, sc. shop on Buffalo
etrset ne4r the corner Of Eighth. Repairing neatly
And promptly executed
Nsuitowoc, September 90 1865.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-01-21

The Senate committee on commerce
agreed on Saturday to report the House
bill oflastsession with slight notifications
making appropriations of FIVE millions of
dollars for the improvement Of rivels
and harbors. An appropriation of two
hundred and thirty thousand dollars for
IL the New York harbor is Included
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-01-21

We appreciate u &, ,od joke From any
source but we can't app ec,ate Scrofuia,
or any diseases from impure blood SO we
take DIR. j. W. Po.Jnd 5 .Iumor Doctor,
which is most pleasant to the taste and Il
sure cure Sold by D. r. Bacon at 81
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4 AsSSiST.AEF ASSESse VIII De asa
~ his orfice over First National Bank (with c. IL.
Walker Fsq-) the FIRST ten days OF each, MOUTH our
Ing business hours. lo-+t
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-01-21

See to it, if yor are troubled with
Throat, Lung or Kidney difficulties, that
you early test the virtues Of IFhtte Iiiae
CoApoGnd. Physicians have tested it
aul willingly recommend it.
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DEg.TESTRT =

nRA T. EATgsIEN. Dentist fiji ce
in Sherinan's now building, on Sth Street,
Iaaitowoc, Wis
kl-T Teeth extracted. without pein-I-
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IN PROBATE. sEas.itowoc Go. Court.

Hunters Guide and Trappers Conn
L L nanion.-How to hunt and trap all animals,
farmer boy: Beware of bogus receipts Well
printed and bound. 81 pages. Only 25 cents; s for
81. Address D, HUNTER CO., Hinsdale, n. Il.
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CHICAGO 4 N0RrHW ESTERN
~ asg NsSss

STaRER ARRtNGEnENE
stare, from M2aitDyoc connect daily with trains
sp tAs Chicago and Northwestern Railway, leaving
NEENAH AND MENASUA
=. feIlows: f1ein7 South at SO \. NJ. and 80 p. NJ
r.asninS Chicago T.15 y, II. and s.45 A NJ making
Al>so connections with all
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Il. Eg. TasE.fT,

4 ORFEY and Counselor at Law,
~ Reai Estate Agent. Office corner OF Egh.
Ana Trank kiln stre.ts Nanitowoc, Wisconsin. Ill
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Esy-EE'YrE .sEg.yglsg
z. q. .EOM.s.S GE.

/serETy SURVEYOR. Gaiee owes.
o. TorT.soTs Store; near the Bridge
Manitowoc. Wisconsin. i0-,'s
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FI0.l3s If, SEQ EE,

TTOs<NEE and Counselor at Law
~ O.nce on Eightl. street, H:ntowoc, Wisconsin
Cslfestions promptly attended to- io-9z
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N. AZ EF,zsgsED &C
Rrngy. yggEs lEy.f.Es,

DOLCE gsJaEEs'93. q lice ia Ncus,ner
Building Mlnitowoc, Wis. 15-2
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[E,D0Plant Sewing Machine Statistics

The following interesting statistics gather from
arms, made by the several manufacturers of Sewing
III tcines throughout the United States. The figures
WI ch present show at glance the wonderful
growth and great Importance of this branch of Amer
lean manufactures 1t will be observed that enc com
pany alcne has produced and sold within the year
forty-three thousand machines. 1t is somewhat re-
markable that during the recent sagnation in trade
this busass has been but slightly, if at all affected
But below the iigur0s.
Sewing Machines manufactured and sold, per
quarterly returns for the Year ending Bun" Ot 1867.
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TIE paTEMr haaelG GaMg

VII color grey hair permanent black or brown
Sold eyerywllese. Sent i,y mail for $I..25.
Address W ". E'A'srE1efS. TreasIirer
Magic Comb Company Springfield Mass
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axEEsEsN' SEEs EE.

TT0RNEg a,.ss 'osznsel0r at Law.
.a.;n 14-39
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a rs5Eg Rgs.
erHfssLEs Il. Eg's1EEsE EE2,

vres sSEY-sasd Counselor "a Ia y.
a one. e,sqler OF sth and Quay streets 3ianito-
wss Wiscop sim -s l--'i
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=. e. yg'DDD.

TT0gGEE at lay. NaaitoWoc.
"A n scon sin. 0aice Eighth street, over the
fir.t Eatjonal Bank. jy19'65.J
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Honey, GiyGorine, Elder Flower, b.
mE;nf ard paifn.

In quality, style and perfume warranted equal to
the English and sold full 20 per per cent cheapeG,which
for the great falling off III the demand for
the foreign soaps, and the unprecedented OF
the = srsFsfie.sasi S<sEEl parry Toilet Soaps.
now sold everywhere III tue United States.
Mex E0N L, VAN IIaAtiEN q co. Sole Man'frs,
PhiaticIIliia and New York
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EASTERN AND S3JFEERN RAIL ROADS
aad with
C0UNCIL RIFFS and OMAHA LINE

Sf the c. Il N W Railway. for Dixon. Fulton, Cedar
Rapid. Boone NiSsoari Valley junction. SIOUX
UfY COZ NCIL BLUFFS, and OMAHA, thence via
Uaion Pacific Rail Road (maia hine) to CEeNeIin1
Denver lSveet Water Mines Salt Lake AMI all parts
Of colarado Utah. Nevada, Idaho, Montana California
sad Oregon.
Trains going North leave v NHnasha and Neenah at
I&< A. III. aud SIS = NJ.
Stss1ing CoteteS m ni1 tf tTaiaS.
Through Tickets to all points East Sonth can be
Harshassd of A. II. Boar.lUan. licked Agent.
a4-4S GEO L. DUNLAP, Gen. Supt.
b. f. PArRTcK Generrl Passenger Agent
}. z. Horton, n. ". Pass Agt. Chicago
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.TesC advertisements.
g ? ? ? : ? g ?
/ S!!ql pe9d l.uO0
1TsI IEska L I'M Ta
iNDU UCEs RENTS TO AGE ESTS
la S & Err THAN EyER,
100 PER CENT

Saved by clubbing together and buying Cotton
Cloth. Dress Goods Woolcn Goods Hosiery Blankets
Shawis. etc, etc. together with Boots and Shoes
Books, Cutlery Silver Platen Ware Castors Fancy
Goods etc., OF
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-11-12
Death of B. F. Rosenberg.

The following account of the death
of B. F. Rosenberg, is taken from
the Hancock Je6srsoaiGn. Mr.. K.
was formerly an employee of ours,
and We sincerely regret his death, and
extend our sympathy to his bereaved
family. His age was 30 years:
The death Of Mr.. Rosenberg at his
Tssidrure izst 6zbbath morning, while
not unexpected to his immediate
friends and relatives, oecasioned
muck surprise to many who we're not
sware of his being dangerously i'll.
BENJAMIN Franklin Rosenberg was
born in Bedford county, Pa, Oct. 81 p,
1894, and was brought to this county
by his father, Jacob Rosenberg, who
established the Hancock Courier in
1896. Frank conlmenced to learn
athe art preservative of all arts in
the Ashland Uaioa about A, worked
in the Courier Office and completed his
trade n the Tifin AdUertiser, edited
by John G.. Breslin. About the year
1852 he took charge of paper at
Ouokee, Fulton county, but in 1856:
he. with Henry Brown, Esq, of this,
place took charge of the Courier In
1887. he took sole charge Of the pa
per. bat sold out during the year to
A. NJ. Hollsbaugh, on account OF
failing health.
His. disease = consumption = was
hereditary, and his health has been
gradually failing for many years
He still worked at his trade, at which
he was expert-having few equals as
a newspaper hand. Much of the time
he has been employed in the Courier
office, though for the last year he has
been engaged in this Office. he was
a kiud-hearted. genial man. 1t is
consolation to his friends to know that
he died in hopes Of blest eternity
Peace to his memory. He leaves
wife and three children.
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Death Of Geo. Peabody.

LoNDoS. November 4-Nidnight.-Georse
Pesbody died at balf past eleven o'clock TO-
night, az his residence in this city.
Geo. Peabody was born in Dan
Vers, Mass, February 18th, 1895,
At an early age he entered a gro
GERS establishment, and afterwards
he went into the dry goods business
at Baltimore. The business under
his management rapidly increased
and several branch houses were es-
tablished. In 1S47 he went to En-
gland to take charge of his busi-
ness..in that country, and has since
made it his home. He rapidly in
creased his wealth, which seemed to
accumulate for the good it would do
10 the people. For educational
purposes, in the United States, he
has given SS6O,000; to the poor Of
London, 100000, and to aid in
education in the South since the
var, S1,500, 900; besides numerous
other benefactions.
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The latter constitutes a fact, in it.
self transgressiOn, which, as such,
irrespective Of the transgressor,
ought not to receive, nor can il re
ceiye the appreciation Of mankind,
nor eVade the divine scrutiny, nor
It's author ultimately a Just reEibu-
ton. From these emarks, alike
dictated by reason and common
sense, it viii be observed that the de-
velopment and detail of facts and
events truthfuIly and mreservedly,
as they occurred, ought to be with
US, as members Of this association.
an all important consideration,
leaving to every one the advantages
and disadvantages, the credit and
discredit, the pleasure and cain de-
riyable from the conduct anu posi-.
ton which he or she has, from any
cause, been induced to assume anC
I occupy amidst the diversified scenes
of life.
! CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK
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TERMS OF THE DAILY GAZETTE,
A PR EMIUM To sUBsCRIBEHs-
n...... a...r n.-

he second Volume Of the GAZETTE An
NJAL REGISTER will b. IS sued on the first Of
January, loI9 This work will contain a com
piete history OF the events for the year iS6s-
Comparative Election Returns for all the States:
the vote Of Ohio and Indianl, by Townships: the
organization Of National and state Governments:
Names OF the Members Of the Legislature OF
ONO, Indiana and Kentucky; the Congress OF the
United states; times for holding District or Cir
cunt Courts, and other general and valuable sta
tlsties. IL viii also cOQtaln an Agricultural aud
Ho rticu!tural Department, which farmers and
gardeners will ind valuable. The Almanac and
meteorological and Astronomical features will
De prepared BY Prof. Able, of the Cincinnati Oh
servaiory. The Register, IN fne will be full Of in
teresting information, and = COPY should oe In
the possession Of every famiIy
A copy Of the Register will be sent free 10 ev-
cry mai subscriber TO she Weekly, Semi Week
~ OF Daily Gazette. II viii be issued on the first
yi January, and all subscribers our hooks at
that time will be supplied, The Register viii be
sent 70 new subscribers as their names are sent
N Persons, however, intending to subscribe for
the Gazette should, in order 70 obtain the full
cement Of the Register, send in their names on
or before the frst Of January. All letters should
be addressed 70
THE CINCINNATI GAZETTE co.
Cincinnati a
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To the Public,
WEST LIBERTY, Oct 26, l6t

WEST LIBERTY, Oct 20, 1903
The Soldiers Orphans Home, nea'
Xenia, Ohio, is so far completed that
il is now in condition to receive the
orphans of soldiers, and care for
them. 1t is desirable that the chill
dren should be sent as soon as posi-
Bile.
The undersigned arc empowered t.
take charge of, and toward the chill
dren who are eligible, as follows: Al
under the age of 16, whose fathers
lost their lives in, or from service in
tia Union army.
The widow need have no hesitancy
in sending her children, as this Asy.
lum is intended as a compensation
so far as it is possible to compensate
and do justice to the brave men wh'
fell in the service.
4. SANDERS PIATT,
B. B. LEONARD.
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The nrize fight between 4
B. B. LEONARD.

The prize fight between Allen
and McCoole did not come off on
the 11th inst. Some difference OF
opinion between the parties existed
as TO the final stakeholder. The
Cincinnati papers claim that Nc
Coole and and his friends backed
squarsly down ard are afraid of
Allen. No matter who backed
down, the public lose the highly
moral entertainment of two re-
nowned bruisers battering each 9TH
er. The world will survive.
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Public Sale.

THE undersig gned viii sell at pubie sale, at his
j residence, miles south Of Republic, and s
miles east o. Tifhn, on the Coe road, on Thanks
giving day, Nov. Is, 1869, the following property:
head of horses, fine two year old colt, good
one year old colt, head Cf good yonDg cattle, 2
mich cows, / yoke good two year old steers, 5
head Of hogs, brood sow, hne months old
boar, = young sOws months old, 800 head Of
good stock sheep, 100 head Of one and two year
old ewes, 90 head of two year old wethezs, 60
good lambs, 10 selected ewes years old, so head
of mixed ewes and wethers, all Of good quality
and in good order forty tons OF hay in barn,
spring wagon, 1 truck wagon, 2mOwers and reap
eIs, = iron beam pOWs. double and single plows,
pair new bob sleds, tanning mill, wood box,
light and heavy harness, and other implements
too numerous 10 mention.
TERMS.--A credit Of months will be given
on all sums over s. 90, the purchaser giving his
note with approved security under that sum
essh. Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock, A NJ
Nov u. ERASTUS JONES
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an Canaan Township, Athens
County, little girl eleven years old,
aamed Hulda Ann McLane. was left
Ay her parents at home, with two
smaller children, last Wednesday
week, and, while standing before an
open fireplace, her clothing caught
FIRE, when she faE out of the house
into the open air, sEe plunged into
5nto creek near By ia the hope o.
quitting out the flames; but tRe Eatel
Mss so Low that her efforts we're II
vain, and size was burned so that she
died in fourteen hours.
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Rear Admiral Stewart died at
Bordentown, n. j., on Saturday,
Nov. 6, 1869. Ais age was ninety
one years, and seventy-one of that
time he spent in the naval service
of the United States.
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For Sale

A irst-class Geiser Threshing Machine, only
run a part Of this season, with 10 Horse Power
complete. Also heavy gray horse, years Old
b. II. RUSSELL
Further information Inquire at the Gas Works
Office. Nov II, 1855, ,-2t-
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II +. SEIPLE is the only authorized Soliei-
liz tor for the Insurance Companies reore-
sented At my Agency. Any one pretending to
act IN behalf OF my Companies DO 50 withont
authority. A III. BYERS
h4o'H- Agent.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF THE
SENECA Co. PIONEER Asso-
CATION. TIFFIX. Nov. &. 1863.
ABEL RAwsoX, Eso.,-Honored
Sir in conformity with the resoiu-
ton unanimously adopted by the Sen
eca County Pioneer Association, at
their meeting On Saturday. the 9th
inst, the undersigned committee
would respectfully solicit for publ
cation a copy of the able and master
ly address delivered By yon before
said Association at that meeting
Hoping that you will favor Us With
a.copy. and wishing you health and
long life, We respectfully remain
Your friends and humble servants
HENRY KUHN,
JAMES BOYD,
L. A. HALL,
BENZ. PITTENGER.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-11-12

The Undersigned. have tins day, formed = CO.
partnership. and will eOnt.lde the erOekery BUSH
ness, 1t the old stand of krOh & Elder. where
hey viii he pleased to see ali the customers OF
the old hrm and numerous new ones.
H. b. LOWE.
JAMES ELDER.
Nov 4, IS6s-n4-3t
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-11-12
CRITICAL NOTICES OF IHE PRESS,

HsrFer's Magazine. apart from the illustrations
contains from fifty TO one hundred per cent. more
matter than any similar periodical issued N tn
English language.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-11-12
DAILY GAZETTE

As a newspaper, the Daily Gazstts is HOt sur
passed BY any publication IL the United States. 10
covers the entire hsd Of News, Literature, Com
meTce, Manufacturers, Agricultural and Amuse-
meat, and occupies IL fully. Matter coming M
der these heads, net found in the Gazette Will
not be worth reading. In tss editorial depart
ment the Gazette has all the excellence that
variety Of nrst-elass talent impa II TO IL. In
principle We need hardly say that IL Is Rspubli-