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TIFFIN TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1869. TIFFIN TRIBUNE FEDIAT MOEmC, JiOT.Se 1SC.9. Local and Miscellaneous. Ecni rids Circulation, 1JW0 Local and Miscellaneous. The Toledo Weekly Paper.

Of the mammoth Weekly piKut, organ of Rev. Petroleum V. Nasby, rank among the best. Its eight broad pages are filled with the choicest reading matter, and in typographical i has no superior and few equals. The rich and racy letters of Petrol- eum V.

Nasby are written expressly for the Blade-, and always appear first in its columns. Nothing in the Hoe of humorous literature has ever attained the popularity of these letters. Mr. Nasby is now engaged on an original novel, which will be published in the Blade during the coming year. These, with, other rare attrac-in coarse of preparation, ought io largely increase its already enormous circulation.

We will furnish the and Blade to all subscribers one year for $3 25. Such as are already subscribers to the Teibexe can secure the Blade at the above rates by paying all arrears and one year in advance. Thasksoivisg day was generally observed iu this city. A Urge number of boats were wrecked on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers during the storm of lat week Court adjourned Tuesday last. It will convene next Tuesdiy, with Judge Mott on the Bench.

Wx give an advertisement setting forth the merits of Godcy's Lady's Baok. The advertisement of tbe New York Observer will be found elsewhere. It is an excellent paper. A little child oi Mr. 2d Ward, on Taesday, pulled a tub of hot water over her, scalding her considerably.

Barney Welter's little child burned itself on Tuesday, by overturning a coffee pot of hot coffee np-cn it not dangerously, but severely. On Wednesday of last week it was atA lliat ta V.niMincr nT trie nilnslr "Tnnl Pn Wfrn rmrnoil The Journal states that it was only tho dry-house of the establishment. Elder Lewis Scitz, of Bloom town. fchip, will preach in the First Baptist Church of this city this, Friday, evening. A general attendance is solicited.

Real Estate Agency. Mr. J. R. Umsted has succeeded Robt.

Ljsle Si in the Real Estate busi- nesa. Office with C. K. Watson, over Bacher's clothing store. We publish the Thanksgiving sermon, delivered by Rev.

J. W. Good-lin, pastor of the English Lutheran Church, 'at the 3Iethodist Church on Thanksgiving day. It i an excellent discourse. Ret.

Butledge. of Nashville, Tenn. preached at the M. E. Church, morn ing and evening, Sunday last.

lie is traveling in the interest of the Freed men. A collection about (50 received. wan taken, and We want every one of our ex- changes that are bragging about deer being killed in their respective counties, to bear in mind that not) one has been killed in Seneca. Our county is settled it is Returned. Mr.

A. G. Sneath arrived from South Pass, Wyoming Territory, on Saturday last. He has been absent for several months, over seeing the Young America Co's. mining operations, i Tm wort ftf.nr-rin the railroad bridge is nearly completed.

It will make the bridge much more durable, but does not improve its beauty much. It gives the bridge, at a distance, the appearance of an overgrown Saratoga trunk without handles. The Supper and Concert given by the Lutheran Church of this city, on Thanksgiving night at National Hall, was a success in every respect. The music was good, and the supper excellent. The total receipts amounted to $207 net $137.

The net proceeds of the Turner Entertainment, at National Hall, Saturday night last, were betweon $35 and $40. A large number of citizens were in attendance. The entertainment, instrumental, music, singing and gymnastie exercise, was excellent, and gave general satisfaction. Letter Heads. Nothing looks more business-like than a business letter, written upon a business sheet of paper, headed ith a neatly printed business head, printed io plain neat business style, on good business paper, at the live business office of the Trrnx Tribuke.

That's business. Holidays Coming. Those of our friends who intend to sell holiday goods ornamental, useful or play-! foJ should bear in mind that by advertising in the Tribune, they can bring their wares before the whole people. Remember that no paper in Northwestern Ohio, outside the large cities, has as large a circulation as the Tribune. Advertise your holiday goods.

t'V: Letter List. List of letters remaining in the Tiffin Post Office, Not. 25, 1869. Andrew, Geo. W.

Biles, ilolendia Berndt, Jesse Cramer, Mrs. M. Cook, Geo. -Emich, Mr. John Free, Miss 1L Feright Son GeranerSamoel i Graham, Callie Kaiaer, A.

A. Homes, Mary Hames, Andrew Hoati, John Home, Voss Kissel, Elizibeth Kirch, Mary Kinsey, Elizabeth Miller, S. A. Masson, Wm. L.

Mahair, Elizibeth Masb, A. A. Palmer, J. H. Park, Peter Rnhl, Cbristena Stalter, Dave J.

Sweeny, Chas. Vough't, William Webster Kimble Yetler, Thomas Young, Mrs. B. Zoem, G. i i Tags! Just received, 12,000 of Dennison's celeLrated Tags, Jor ehippers.

Will furnish them, printed, very low. i. Mary "a Church return thank to their fr5en The Cincinnati Chronicle have issued the ''Chronicle Almanac and Year-Book of Important Information." It is a verjr valuable manual of information. We do not know of a single work of the name character that, for its size, is more comprehfn sire in the rauge it information. or more jadicioasly arranged Thanks.

-The conspiration ofSt. i i Kuunru ai. i ut uttrr fill the evening of the 1 till tost. Tk n.i 4fi.i II 3 r-i (r 4IIIUUIII IV which amount is to be expendtd in f.r.; an, nnAMllnr, tl.o inlcrtnr -i the chnrch. The Re-Union of ibe Army of the I Tennessee took place at LouiTille, on Wednesday.

Thursday and Friday of lat week. Nearly every Corps and Division of that Army was represented, and many from other departments were present. It was one of the greatest re-unions that has taken place since such gatherings were inaugurated. Life Insurance. We publish iu anotner column or tnis paper a statement of the standing of the old Mutual Life Insurance Co.

of New York. We notice that 3Ir. J. R. Umsted has been given the Agency of this Company.

It is thoroughly re liable, and all our friends wanting life insurance cannot do better than i to call on Mr. Umsted. Heidelberg College. The Fall Term of Heidelberg College, closed on Tuesday of this week. There were about 130 students in attendance during the term in the College and Seminary.

The Winter Term opened on Wednesday, and will continue sixteen weeks. A large accession of new students is expected. Lectured. From the Norwalk Rejlecior, we learn that the people of that plaee are awake to the pleasure and usefulness of lectures. They are to have lectures from Rev.

Steph en n. Tyng, Rev. Dr. O. H.

Tiffany, Hon. E. B. Fairchild, Anna E. Dickinson, Paul DuChailla, the African explorer and of Gorilla notoriety, and Theodore Tilton, besides several others.

A goodly array. The Great Western Glee Club have been giving concerU in towns about cs. They have given entertainments in Flat Rock, Melmore and Carey. In all but Melmore, they were greeted with good houses they would have had the same there, but there was a misunderstanding as to their coming. Their concerts gave good satisfaction.

We learn that they will give a concert in this city shortly after the holidays. Leg Brokex. A son of Dr. Mc-Collum met with a severe accident on Tuesday last He, with several other boys, was "sliding down hill" near the Union School House, using for the purpose a disearded watering trough. In one of the rides the trongh turned over and piled the boys one on another, and Pina had his leg broken between the hip and knee.

Dr. "McCoIlum from home, tbe limb was set by Dr. Mc Far'and. The boy is 4oing well. The papers of such little towns as Findlav.

Bellefontaine and FDrine- fieIfl are becausc of our sensation in arresting engineers and having our Marshal arrested and taken Cleveland. In their agony they predict terrible things to the Marshal, and through him wish to 8ee our city crushed. We protest against such feelings. It is enough tae U. S.

against ns without everybody siding with it. However we would inform all whom it may "worry," that our Mt-rshal stands in no danger whatever. His arrest was a little matter of "spite work'' that's all. WnEELER Wilson Sewing Ma- chines. We learn from the Azeat of the Company that his force of can- vasscrs and adjusters are now here.

and are fairly at work. A great many orders have been left at Hubs' Book Store by those who wish their machines properly adjusted, or want more thoroughtinstruction, or, having a preference for this popular machine, wish to make an exchange. We learn that the best of satisfaction is given in every case. They are selling large numbers; and, as they will stay but a short time, those' who wish to see them had better call soon. 1wrV Severe Accident.

We learn that Mr. Daniel Huddle met with a severe accident on' Wednesday last, while engaged in hulling clover. The huller was running when he attempted to start the feed belt, just back of the belt that runs the cylinder, when the latter caught the sleeve of his coat and drew his arm in between the belt pulley and the machine, a space of less than half of an inch. The arm was mashed badly and torn off all but the skin, a little below the elbow. It stopped the machine suddenly, notwithstanding ten horses were attached to the horse power.

Several minutes transpired befor Mr. H. could be released from his ierrible position. Dr. O'Conner was called, who amputated the arm far enough below the elbow to allow the use of the joint.

Recruits. The following named parties enlisted at the recruiting rendezvous in this city, last week, and oa Saturday night were sent forward to Newport, Ky. John Wright, Alonza G. Dix, Thomas Gorman, Geo. Snyder, Peter Boon, Aaron E.

Bennington, Samuel n. McCabe, Taylor W. Glick, Robert M. Temple, James W. Windsor, tugene II.

Lancaster. Toledo Blade, Monday. Temple, Glik and Wiidsor were resiaents of this city. The former is an indentured apprentice of ours, but we presume he thought he had rather serve Uncle Sam, by being a "bould sojer than to finish his time with us, but about three months remaining. Without question, all of them will wish themselves back to our city before many days.

The regular army, at a distance, possesses many attractions, but a trial of it generally satisfies one that it is not all fun. Seneca County Academt. The i winter term of this institution will commence Monday, Dec. and continue twelve weeks. Tuition five dollars, in advance.

Good boarding places can be obtained, or rooms for those wishing to board themselves. Wm. V. Bromlet, no-4 4-ws Teacher. The contradictions of pronounciation in the termination of 'Oagh" are amusingly displayed in tbe following lines "Wife make me tone dnmplinpi of oough.

They're better then nml for bit cough Pray let thrm he hotted til they're ht But not till they're lon-h. Now, I mutl be t.ttn the And the boys, when they've hid Must keep the fir off with a bough While the eld mure drinks the tiou: h. Real Estate TB.ix-rEM.t.j J. W. Pain, 2.

in i i i.oiujrson id lor r't. i roler to I "-lit- r. b.tXo.; i' K- A X- n(1 J. Ileillltiiu, Ion TiSo. for $424 C.

II. Sting lo T. WeWr lot No. 90 in Tiffin, for 8oM. E.

Kipke to N. Wall lot No. 192' and 193 in Tiffin, for S875. J. Haines to J.

Rainey, 40 acres in Loudon Tp for $1,300. W. II. Ilambel to J. Richards, lot No.

380, Fostoria for $800. J. Deppen to J. Sand, 15 acres in Pleasant Tp for $1,050. J.

Rose to W. A. Six, half of lot No. 9 iu Block for Telegraph Markets. We give the telegraph markets below, dated Wednesday New York, Nov.

24, 12-25 Wheat in fair demand, generally held l2c higher. Springadvanced 26 1 in siore. v-orn, steady, nominally 1 101 11. Oats firm, C4(SC5A. Gold 1 20'.

Chicago, Nov. 24, 11-10 a. m. Wheat steady No. 2, Red Winter offered at 94.

Corn dull at 8U. Oats dull and lower at 43 Toledo, Nov 24, noon. Wheat dull amber, Michigan, 1 11. Nothing doing in other grades. Corn 1 2c better o.

1, 93c, No. 2, 92c Oats active No. 1, 55c, No. 2, 53c. Clover seed quiet at 8 00.

Dressed hogs steady 1212i. TnE Suffering. "God pity the This is the season when they need pity if ever, and not only pity, but substantial aid. Where private aid is not sufficient to relieve the neces. sities of the poor, other means can be brought to bear.

The following law is worthy of consideration: AN ACT To provide temporary relief for the Poor in cities of the second class, and -in incorporated villages of not less than three thousand inhabitants. Section 1. Be it enacted by (he Generr.l Astemhly'of tlit State of Ohio, That the city councils of cities of the second class and tbe town coun cils of incorporated villages having population of not less than three thousand, are hereby author ized to submit the questione to the qualified electors to levy a tax iu addition to the other taxes now authorized by law, of not more than three-fourths of a mill on the dollarjtha proceeds of which shall be exclusively applied to the relief of the poor within such city or incorporated village, to be distributed under the direction of a committee composed of one from each ward, or a committee of three in each incorporated village, appointed annually by will serve without compensation. Section 2. This act suall take effect on its passage.

I for of F. W. THORNHILL, Speaker of the House Representatives. Speaker of the House Representatives. J.

C. LEE. President of the Senate. Passed May 4, 1869. Confidence Operation.

The fools, old or young, are not all dead yet, as the following item from the Norwalk Rcjlectcr shows: Mooroeville Station seems to be a resort for confidence gentlemen, and their operations withal are generally successful. A few weeks since we gave an account of one of their dodges on an unsuspecting youth, and now comes a correspondent from Ripley, who relates that an old gentleman bv the name of Blakeman, 73 years of age, who resides near Clyde, Wayne County, New York, while wai ting for the train in Monroeville, a few days since, fell in company with a stranger who repre sented that he was go ing directly to Clyde in fact, that he lived there, and that they would reach that place in the night, he would take the old gentleman home with him, and might stay there till morning and welcome. About this time, an individual, claiming to be a Railroad agent, approached them and demanded of the stranger pay for the transportation of two car loads of goods. Confidence man had nothing but a United States bond, which, of course, the "agent" could not change, when the former turned to the old gentleman and requested a loan, which he would 'epay on arrival at their destination. Twenty dollars were produced, and confidence man taking it, departed with the "agent' to make out a receipt, leaving the old gentleman to wait for his return, which he did until it popped into his head that he wad sold.

Mr. B. took the matter philosophically, and said nothing, but found his way to the south part of this County, where he had a relative living, borrowed some money, and wended his way homeward as fast as steam could carry him, leaving many of his lriends destitute of a good old fashioned visit. Soldiers' Orphans. Mr.

W. S. Burns hands to us the following circular. We hope the soldiers and friends of soldiers will read it carefully and aot immediately upon its suggestions. A great debt is due the children and widows of our deceased sol die ri, and by lending assistance in this matter, a part of it may be paid Office of Board of Control, Ohio Soldiers Orphans Home, Xenia, Oct.

12th, 18C9 To W. 8. Bcrs, Auditor Seneca O. Dear Sir: The Board of Controller of the Ohio Soldiers' Orphans' being prepared to receive applications for admission to the Institution under their care, have prepared the accompanying blanks, and request that you, ana otners interested in me proper care and education of the chil dren of the brnve men who fell in the late war for thVt "Union, will take the necessary steps to ascertain the num ber of the needv ones in vour county, i not alone in your poor-houses, but in private families, fill up these and forward the same to- the under- signed at as early a day as possible. -ft II.

i w- -rr- turned to me uoara, tne necessary arrangements will be made to bring the children to the Home. i a lonS uoaiaea to care tor tnese cnuaren ot the State, can entrust them to this Institution with the assurance that all their wants physical, moral and intellectual will be amply provided for. The location selected is ono of the healthiest in the State, and the farm on which the -Home is situated embraces one hundred acres, within a half mile of the beautiful city of Xenia, Greene county lour aid and co-operation in this good work is earnestly solicited. By order of the Board. H.

C. Armstrong, Secy, to of he of on cil Court Proceedings. divorce decree granted, and custody of child given to pUintiff. Barbara Walters tb. George Nus- iser bastardy petition dismissed for want of prosecution at plaintiff's cost.

Daritl V. Mairiuis y. William el petition fur partition I'laintifT r.eii!i.i Iitiiised at his plaintiff demand a second! (rial which I BOlirt app6, the DifitrlP? ClPll slim inn, li Baruharl petition for divorce and auinony; raareJ, aiiUi'jny ul- lowed in the urn of 210u, and re-ti-1 tuti.m property ordered. Rebecca Wonderij v. William I a Wonderly petition for divorce and alimony, deeree granted.

Life estate of, defendant in premises described in plaintiff's petition adjudged to plainiiff. Ann Rineman vs. Philip Rineman petition for divorce decree grant- fed. Plaintiff restored to her maiden name. Francis.

Kleinfelder vs. Killian Kleinfclder petition for divoree and alimony decree granted, defendant ordered to re-convey premises in petition described to plaintiff. Anton Sherger vs. Samuel Bope8 brought to recover auiouct due on note of Den-ni. Maloy, as surety for Samuel Bopcs verdict for defendant Maloy judgment against plaintiff for costs.

Anton Sherger vs. Samuel Bopes and Jacob Kuhn suit brought to re cover amount due on note, of Jacob Kuhn as surety for Samuel Bopes verdict for defendant, Jacob Kuhn judgment against plaintiff for costs. November 16th, new Grand Jury ordered, which was summoned, as follows, to-wit: John Crura, John Lapham, Peter Vannest, Thomas Ogle, Daniel Cunningham, Lewis Huddle, Charles Stoner, Martin Zel-ler, Benjamin Tomb, William Gallup, George Kridler, S. K. Slanker, W.

J. Lewis, Cornelius Lotr, John Martin. The Grand Jury found an indict- ment against James-F. Wilson for tealing mare and receiving stolen L. Converse vs.

Richard Baker Buit brought to recover money advanced on contract which was claimed by plaintiffs to have been abandoned by defendant verdict for defendant and judgment against plaintiffs for costs. Peter Swepe vs. Andrew F. Halter and Anthony Halter suit brought on promissory note -judgment for plaintiff against defendants $322 95. William S.

Mulford vs. Andrew Dean assault and battery action dismissed on plaintiff's failing to give security for costs. William nerold vs. Anton Seiben-foercher and wife ct al foreclosure, mortgage judgment against defendant, Anton Seibenfoercher for 24 and order of sale of premi a Henry C. Strow Exr.

of John Strovr, deed, vs. Henry Roller suit brought on article of agreement 4 Andrew' Mittower vs. Harriet' Mittower divorce decree granted defendent barred of expectancy dower. Levi S. Crini vs.

Alansing Bron-son, et al fore closure of mortgage judgment against defendant for $649 10, and order 'of sale of mortgaged premises. John Hoack vs. the City of Tiffin petition for damages verdict for plaintiff $125 00. Amanda Musser vs. George M.

D. Stewart bastardy defendant adjudged putative father, and ordered stand charged with the maintenance of child in the sum of $1,000. Reuben Keller et al ts. the City Tiffin petition to enjoin the annexation of territory to said city petition dismissed judgment against plaintiff for costs. Nicholas Noel vs.

the Board of Trustees of Adams Township, Seneca Ohio et al petition in error the order of the, defendants, the Board of Trustees of Adams Township, SeSeca Ohio, set aside and vacated, and plaintiff restored to all has lost by reason thereof. Dennis Daugherty vs. Elizabeth Clark, and S. B. Clark on promissory note judgment against defendants for $105 00, and order for sale mortgaged premises.

John L. Melroy vs. Henry Ladd promissory judgment against defendant for $225 27. Thomas Knight ts. Mathew McCarthy, and Abel Rawson jn promissory note judgment against defendant McCarthy in favor of plaintiff for $894 86, and in favor of de-fendant Rawson for $355 79 and order of sale of mortgaged premises.

Warren P. Noble vs. Samuel Smith and Eliza Smith petition to recover judgment heretofore rendered against Samuel Smith petition dismissed, William S. Rhoades vs. Rebecca Rhoades divorce decree granted, and custody of child given to Jacob Meeker vs.

Elizabeth Meek- Court adiourned on Tuesday the 23d day of November, until Tuesday the 30th day of November, when Judge Mott will preside tor the purpose of trying eaaes in which Judge Pillars is interested. CorNCiL. Messrs. Wagner, Kaup, Emich and Johnson were present at meeting of the Council, Nov. 22, evening.

The Clerk was instructed nr(1r9 Jacob Sharbarcher, $2 75 for pairing tool. re- Adam on new Conn- Chamber Sebastian HUD, ii for repairing hose carts. v- Bloom Si Mason, $33 40 for stove and pipe, 2d Ward Engine House. Jacob S. Baker, $19 50, 13 loads sand, 2d Ward Engine House.

Wm. M. Johnson was appointed to have insurance on Engine Houses renewed. On motion, Messrs. Kaup and Emich were appointed to open and extend franklin street in 2d Ward north to Noble street, 1st Monroe in 1ft i Ward, north to the river.

LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. P. Xeaia Foot Oil pure. Fish and Machine Oi fresh stock jnst rrceired and for sal City Imf Stor. The Vii Seinj Vitelline is kept by If.

Stinr. Viiu ina-st try Kn-tSrk's oysters, if want gixfct ami 1'iesii aud qnaiitv. The Sewing i The H. Sting. Tst iu t- f.

II. Su-e! ami Mriiril ali. 'hoi-r ciiItiTrttH t'ranU-rries, at BUSKIIiKS. DeMrable Property Tor Sale. Lot So.

103, oo Vain in thi citr, is offered for e. whole or ia tbirjj. Apply on premise. Thi. lot i ia the centra! part totrn, adjacent to btuiaes, and is most de-' sirable propert for anj jeron wanting bnsineM location.

For the Holidays- la selecting gift for jour friends, be sore that you get such as are fully worth what they cost. Gallup Kendall hare a fiqe stock of Jewelry, Sil-Tr-ware, parcluued with a view to their holiday trade. Call and examine the stock. SIlTr Ware. Xothlng can be more acceptable as a Christmas present than a set of SUrer Ware.

Gallop Kendall hare fine stock, and can fornitb yon with full sets or any portion thereof, in fine pattern. It works wonders in all cases of biliousness. Remember and ask for "Whittlesey's Dyspepsia Those who wuh a reliable preparation for tbe hair should adopt Hall's Vegetable Si-I cilian Hair Renewer. We hare been reliably informed that Mrs. Gibson Gilbert sell in their line, cheaper than similar goods can be procured at aay other store in the city.

Everybody knows where their store is, let everybody see them at once. Wanted to Sent- A small house of four or fire rooms, or rooms with a family. Immediate possession is desirable. Enquire at the W. r.

Telegraph office. k'f LA OPTIMA CIGARS. Such delicious fragrance surely Cigar ne'er did before diffuse; Tell me friend, at once, and truly, The name of those cigare you use. La Optima, tbe name is spelled, At City Drug Store they were bought; In quality, by none excelled, By all good judges they are sought. Remember, if you want a good article In the way of a Sewing Machine, goto C.

H. Sting. Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machines. The Company's Adjuster will be ia Tiffin to remain a shoit time, and all persons bar ing Wheeler Wilson Machines in the city, will have them adjusted fret of charged their residences by learing orders at Huss7 Book Store. Those having same machine in the county, will have them adjusted free of ehtrge by bringing them in, and leaving same at Yerk'i Sample Rooms Xational Hall Block.

WM. SUMNER CO. W. Agt. Seal Oil at Herrhiser Si Myer's Go to Hershiser and Myers if you want Jne cigar.

Go to Hershiser and Mers for Drugs and Family Medicines. Brown's Bronchial Troche, (genuine) Crawford's Pulmon ic Troches, Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers, for sale at City Drug Stora. Try the Century Cigars al Hen-bitir Mers Hershiser and Myers have the finest stock of Perfumeries inTiffin Go and see tbpta If you want torn superior Tea and Coffee go to Martin and Jiegee, Nationa Bock. A full line of all colors of Velveteens, at LOCDESMILCB I. Fresh Myers hare just received a fine large stock of Window papers.

Take your Pictures to Hues' Book Store and have them nicely framed at low prices. CASs.The best assortment in the place at Gallup Kendall's. They say Book Store is the place to bu our School Books. Try the Century Cigars at Hershiser Best Machine Oil in Tiffin, st Hershiser and Myers'. Try the Century Cigars at Hershiser Myers' Hershiser and Myers hare the finest stock of Perfumeries in Tiffin.

Go and see them Save jour money buy ing your School Books of HusSj'opposite the Court House. Soap Soap I. Time and -money saved by naing Dobbins' soap for washing. Martin Xegele sell it. Best Machine Oil in Tiffin at Hershiser and Myers'.

The soap that heals chapped bands and washes well in hard or soft water, you wi1 find at Martin Xegele' a. FoaSiXf Cheap. A second-hand SAFE as good as new. Price Call at Martin Wagner's. Fisa Pkriscopic Smctaclbs.

We hare oo hand a carefully selected assortment of Spectacle suitable for all who need such articles. GALLUP KF.XDALL. Go to Hershiser and Myers if yott want a fine ciar. Clocks. A full assortment, and warranted at Gallup Kendall s.

Hardware. For the information of those not vet fully posted, Myers Ic Williams of tbe Red Front wish to state that tbey keep just as full and complete an assortment of hardware, cutlery Ac, 4c, as can be found in any exclusive hardware store in tbe country. They are adding to their stock daily. Call and see, and learn prices Wheklie Wilsux Machuk. This justly celebrated Sewing Machine, for which Mr.

D. McGnire is agent, may be found at tbe Millinery rooms of Miss. J. Riorden directly over Loudermilchs store. A full supply is always kept 'on hand, and when Mr.

McGuire is not at home, Miss R. will give a necessary information relative to the machines. Call and seethe Vest sewing machine in market jftAuica waigueS) duuic cicgiub pas' terns at GALLCP Si KlNDALL'8. -I I Sun soti can buy ft desirable resident cheap by calling soon on BACHMAS A CRAM EH. Brushes.

Hair, Nail and Tooth 1 1 n.lT., 1. III UMICB II uuull n. Fanct at Gallup Kendall's School Books at Hershiser and Myers. Go to Hershiser and Myers lor Drugs and familv Medicines. Wall Pap er at Bersbiser and nets'.

Gold Chains. Long, Leontain, Chatelain and Vest Chains at Gallop Kendall's. School Books at Hershiser and Myers'. Wall Paper at Hershiser and Myers Try. the Century Cigars at Hershiser Myers'.

Solid Siker Spoons at Gallup Si Kendall's. Seal Oil at Hershiser Si at; C. tod of' a. a a i i 1 j- the Largest aU'H'st assoitr.i cf In Seneca iFoster, Olmsted Co. POSTOKIA, OHIO.

Tbey are offering goods at Prices Which Defy Competition And guarantee evert CHEAPER THAN In the different department of this House will be found a full and complete line of IMPORTED DRESS GOODS! Together with many AMERICAN SHAWLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Woolen Cii-onds, Flannels, Coverlets, Cloths, Cassimeres, Beavers, Doeskins, AND Ladies' tHoakinss, READY-MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS' WEAR. CLOTHING HADE TO ORDER The Largest Stock ef MILLINERY GOODS! And the Very Latest styles always on hand, at the LOWEST PRICES Choice Family Groceries, Crocker feflass-ivare, Ac. THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE IN CASH Paid for all kinds of Cou lit ry Produce AT Foster, Olmcted County, at article of goods to be THE CHEAPEST celebrated makes of FABRICS! of Even Variety. AND WARRANTED TO FIT.

F03TORAI, OHIO. 5 -Vl va: I i'l JIMTURE FOB II. IT. IJEGKE Manufacturers ot and driers in ill kinds of Furniture, are noir prepared to luruUh aii whn wish tTery stjia and artictf we made, pain or npho stered Furniture at most feaaona-ble prices. C'ai and see our stock and learn our prices before purcnasing, as we nop to merit a continuance of the generous pa'ronsge heretofore rweived from ft discriminating pubfie.

TJ ISTD JIZ 1 1ST Gh. A fine Hearse suitaby equipped for Funer occasion. Coffins and Cases on band anp made on the shortest notice. Market Street (near tbeCoru n- O. H.

F. FIKOK CO. Oct. 1, 19C9-n50. TflE Ht jt received Mother ftill line of Double Warp Royal Standard 11 BUCK ALPACAS.

WMeli are ackooaleJged lo be superior any other, biog richer in color and finer in Fln.ih. Drown, Sclilofr Co. Are ihe Sole Aen: for the Springfield Kentucky Jeans! Th liootln have been upon, oth in well? lit, eolur and texture, and they ARE NOW SUPERIOR To any ether ia Hie country. All arc inrited ia to tee our 2STEW GOODS. Very Respectfully, KO NV N.se II LOSSIR k.

CO. HO I FOR THE WEST ALTENBATJGH'S CROCKERY STORE AND Dwelling House Sale! "ITTISHING to remove West, I offer my vV ery and China Store and Dwelling Home for sal at a bargain. Thecroekery i complete in every reep-ct and situated in one of the best point i in the nine. ID' (tore baa been in running order for the last 1.1 vears, Thedwellin? a two.tbrv brick, containing li roocaa, situated on Water at rest, in i Ward, in the moat central part of the rity. Ail in complete order.

Or will exchange the above property for a good farm Dear Tl So. For further p.rtirulars ecflulre of J. aLtenbacch, Not. li Tiffin, Ohio. TOYS.

Eva Ausspursfi It opening a large lot of new and ai-lviidid CHRISTMAS TOYS Of every kind and Tanetr. ZEPHYR and ERrNTOWN YARNS CUSHIONS. TIDIED, EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS Very line ibe richest colors, an every- thia In her line. Buyinz her ahe Is etuiMed cheap. GIVE HER A CALL.

Remember the plaee, on Market Tiffin, opposite the Paris House. Not. 5, Patronize Home Institutions! JOSEPH YE ACER Fashion ible Shoemaker, over Vollme Kircb-nei 'a, has aa good workmen a there are in the and will make to order aay kind of Boots, Shoe or Gaiters In the best style. No Fit No Sale! Repairing nejpromptiyandne.tlv.a.1-. our K.

Nov. 12, ROWN, mmm ry uuiiLiuuum I I I I ill i 1 i Dissolution, i OTICE 1 hereby givea that the co-partner. ship heretofore existing between Wommer a Kerehser. in th g-oeery aad raloM bu aeaa, is this day cllaeolved bv maraal consent. WOMMEKa KERSHNER.

Hepubhe, Not 3, laa-. I Ohio Stove orks South-wo-t rr Lafsrette and Ruilwd OHIO, Mmif-iturerj nt Stoves and Hollow Ware! AXD FIXE CASTINGS. ALL GOODS WARRANTED "AWO.i. "FiMILY PRIDE," fGTTGE! Tliia Store ia a firt-clas etonomizer in ful' It ditter materially from other in this respect. Toe column, are larger.

By means of a damper, tlie heat is paed down tbe two front column-, under the bottom, back the two rear cclursrw and out of the pipe, whicn iet on the top of th tove. By thia arrangement you hsr the finest radiator and economizer extant. Al will admit that it ia deaired that a heating stove ahould be so arranged that a majority of the heat be thrown out in front, in-read of back. Call and tee thia BEALTIFVL STOVE, al No. 55 Washington Street, And the NINETY other styles and aize.

If you want to aea what ia Manuiactured in Tiffin call io. Remember tha rautto SUPPORT BO.MK INDL'STRV." Tours trulT. TIRK. Pres't. W.

O. S-ATTH, SVC'J. Nor. 13, littftMf. A.

KUEBtEB7 aahin-iton Strerl. TitVn. Ohio. RFsPt ll tl'LLT call the attention of their friend- and ttia public In general to their itW't of BOOTS axtd SHOES Consisting of the l-est Country snd City MMte, OF ALL KINDS A PRICES TI.ey have at all lime an of Ito-t anthoeiof their own manulacr-ire on hand, which will 1 ilinise of on term-. FINE BOOTS, LADIES' GAITERS, 4C.

And the deiiiin a l.i-at. are invited to Rive ja a trial. Children' shoes of every variety anil enior on hand. Heavy workj m.vle to onier. ALL WOBK WAHBANTED REPAIRING NEATLY DONE! Leather at whole-ale and retail.

Cash for hi. let. apt24no4u tf A LECTURE Ira? TO 11EU. Just Published in a Pealed Enrelope. Priee aix cents.

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AISo, Dr. Culverwell' "Marriage. Guide," price 2-ceut. Adilreas the PnMth-, CHAS. J.

C. KI.1NE 127 Bowery, York, Fost-Omce Box Not. 3, lbOS. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, For ail Medicine. the pnrpoae of ft Laxativ Perhap no one medicine ia 40 universally required by everybody a a cathartic, nor 'was ever any before so universally adopted into use, very country and amon ail elassea, a tin tmiJ but eaclent pnrtraure U1.

The obvjoua reason that it a more re ---ql liable and tar more tttal remedy than any outer. iiiOfte wno nave SieJ it, know tittit it cured tnrm tiioge who have jot, know that it cures ihfir n-hrtilor and IrifcnUa, inrl all know that what it doe once at does always that it never iailf through anv lanlt or uetdectof com position. We have Uiouasnds upon laou-iands of certifi jutes ot' their remarkable cures oi Uie rollowinjr complaint, but auch cure arc known 'verr neighborhood, and we need not publMi tneni. Adapted to ail ages and conditions in all clunate; ontainins; neither calomel or any deictrtou.i may be Uiken with safety by anvlMxly. Ineii meur coaxinr preti-ve.

ttwm ever fresh aud mai.es Jiera pleasant take, while beintr puntly ve'etahie to harm can arise their ue in any quitolity. Tiiey operate by their powerful influent." on tno nti-rnal viscera to purify tiie blool and -timnlato it nto hesithv remove the obstruftio-t of the Itomacii, bowel--, liver, and otbvr orxao of the jody, restoring their irretriilar action to health, axi' corrrtinar, wherever they txint, siK-h derauigo-stents aa are the firs orijrin of di.ease. Minute directions aro tf.rea in u-e wrapper on Jie box, for tlie following complaint-, whira ttie-e fltlt nipidly care: For IyaiMpat or I usiieM. ea. Laafaer and Lom ejf ApM(it, tbey ihould be tuen molemtely uinnia.e toe atotu-fh and reavn-e iL.

hcalloy tone nnd action. For 1-iver Caifliai( nd i various X.rus, Hilroaa IIetl-c-ie. Wick lie.iljcks faaatatice or sVreai aicknesa. lai i j.u Colic and Diliem Frrera, tne shonld he jw li'iouslv taken for ech caae, to correit the dUoa iction or ivmove the ohstnutions which esiu-c For Dys-ratery or riarrl.r, Ut mui rnVl lose la smerallv reTUirel. 'For IahetisataWisaM.

Cent. Cmrrl. Pl-es-tatiom ie Heart. Pale im thte iJe (jKCk and Sot-am, tiiey should be cotirinncnuy to ehmse Via iliiea'-ed aciinnoi the syiUem. Woii su' change compiamt-.

iieajipeaj-. ter Itrapsy and nrofwial wUi-r they should be taken in larfe treiuent di-es to pro lin the effect ef a drastic Fcr ftappi--iaB- a larir- be takex. it producea the desirvd tffe--t bv evrouathy. As a ZXisaer Pill, take one or tvib Mis to promote dizestion and relieve the stomach. An occasional dose stimuhits tlie stomacJI.an-i kowela into hea'thy restores the anpeiit-.

and anvirorate tlie ay t-n. Hem-e it is ortcn where doV-tkmis Jne who fcela tolerahlv txett nn.ls these FiiU makes hint feel decddly fr.n;i aUir cleansing an.1 rrnovmour effeet onUiedi.v--ave apparatus. J)R. c. A TUB PraetitHi LO If ELL.

V. S. A- Dissolution. THE co-partnera-lp heretofore existing between Kroh at ft.ldr, in the crockery business. 1 this day fhsrolred bv mutual consent C.

7.. RUH JAMES ELDER. Tiffin, Nor. 4, lSe. A CARD- Tue nndersigned.

have th: day, formed a copartnership, an will continue the cmekerv busi-aex. at the oM stand of kroh k. Klder. where they will be pleased teaeeail the enauaaer oi the old arm and aum-rona aew ones. H.

B. LOtre. JAMES ELDER. 4, lWS-n4-3t. Kemember the Golden Rale when jou want a good Cook Store.

Thej keep it at the Bed Front Hardware and Store Stoe. Ivory handie, Flated Knives, Medina and Dessert aize at Gallup Kendall's. I.