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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

(yBIAP By TX URsiOs -THB STE -MBR . soLN
~ es,es the foot o. murray street every cay ~ 81 O'Clock
onim al oclsct rsre for The eIcur.on = ceon "a
eshm provided board The hoe 81 Union, whore
ever nodanon had for dshirg and bathing
and plo house furnished or the d.uon
9TH 60 reasonsbls crns s'as-s .un 70 frou ksypoe
,he bar shordiv yew 1T the and tho one
scencrv Of sta On 'sl-nd and tbs NarruwS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

,y,uv ~ .sat.as ourup A roor essby yoy
L he sgFsss or tscse sscv, % s.r-y ~ ~ so -.
-. 1900 m CAGE ,eu boand, so echfr- rl.lS 70
u PubissSsd 81 srsore 2 $40. syssl -
o.s Xc,ls, ~ ~ s,tr.ss mn secs rvr ~ a. No.
~ ~ 49, ,rsrr~tsn scvt-~ ,isrN -rcer ~ ~ ~
row - srtr.r, s~>>rrAs No. 100 va -
49, ssssshaa pv.~ ssvs ss---s sss-'s s~ssf "
1SwI Ipww-'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

GIORSH ar ApCr'ON.-A BARS CHANCES To PUR.
II hsSe last horse At uhlic su-fion VIII 'odd-ly
5e snd Tuesd.v IS y oc'ocs Gth- Nss Yovh
~.srer~js o r, rr s,I'b Thirty MIA the
and psc,as Q<,ckstep rad hlr ID
,eauuruI ara, a.d lorg tel and 0nr
std easi be surpassed would IKE -eaau
spi .Bdd,r brrse Further pArict lars day o. sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17
kxCUnsION =.

=, ,.s, =;
P1.VVV. brs'e6 ysohs k csxc Spsrk. Boo Fish. DAVID
khby and Marianne. rvm ckera Island roundsHainno,k
buoy md b. OK Tuesdxy August iafhe steamboat III
I 10 %oOl viii accom- ,sny the yachts and CARY The
n TepG sree., Ss@ river :, H., Eighty sirh stree.
~ s8A hArlem Bridge NJ IA A. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

isR. wArpoN HAS roR a Lope sKRIes OF ypAn
~ tined his attention certain dksA 10 Which ~
rest~d MOI iess Than ve,ty thousand viihou ~
Of failure The reedses mid ~tthous uisvxo
Ion N business changs NJ diet Dv WATSON II In cvnsne
attendance from In the until 81 oisrt 81 bic -
dence ~ waltes srse fee door wet Of Br,edrJ. ~
oonsuldns rooms Are separate wM WATSON
Formerly aurrcrr \, he Los HorrA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17
AsTROrOGY.


En- CHkTs-CbA kyVYArCs rs HRouME srREaf.
w t-, dcurs o. o-rry.-Nrs HAYEb m vt sue
ssfu ~sir In Amera sit diseases discovered and
wf-f-rbu,s VI friends correctly 10 d. Uuerd
Afvicr respecting bupsn.s .sce~ call without delay and
zee Ms hAykS ss'istsctiou q ven or no pay.
lls. sPElkv sfAERt IL atayUy NrUk ar say
ktV MDuR, few 90 Of broadway, the most sue
c~-efu medicsi Ard business elsiSvoysn In Anercs Al
dsessss dsccve~vd snd cnr,d cursble UnerroG sivc
on business ahs~nt f-rds ~ and sasfAroo sAy>ns~6
lkh oh,dARD siRasT ss,Dp ssH AL ~ vffhh
hOC ~ 70 nnv pcrsoa Who rnrp>s- S.ns-s OIL frof
nvms ccrrrct sans-sue~u al sv-nts through NE pa
ucusy ave ~ friends lose3 lawants and giving LUCKY
anroers -ssdsme irnp 10 humbug, nor doss g.;
wsh % 'rrposs cn the unwrrT OAR and sshsf, vnr-ssN
Don't nnrTs re nuuher 's o-~ssrr -s-sss
sfRoLOaS- Mas. rLEJEY. Is, sRDUak sIRxtf.
= Flve9 true IL otusurn ell sysna % ne b the
eiss - The lades with ~eprrrent the sesiries n her
ssios BUSINESS absert
bend., sc by mAgreisn
Ais A. sf W Tue rsI4sBHvTED BtJaTss.
wi c'srv-y.nt win reunnn ssc-t line THIS city "a
N Arr .ent ~ rds. IVA TS1fs runbrr- n Rs~
s~~~e q Gr--r- -t--e, ~ N M -~cr-d i,w
rms eixRR TED ct sY Funru Ne rai.,,Ea VII
asio~iss You bv her sti al power Put ea, facsiw
given TIE 1psy 9Th ut ercel the owl, person hai
can zee lucky nums,s 80 n Worth ssrcet between
Broadway and ohurcs secOnd door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

uanns a. akRrn. Jh, AUOfTON1RR-Bs HINTS
II sue1-sbe hrs sala on Monday. august II. a 10Y
clouh No % Pine street. In bAs ment ths nentn Of
40 restNuNA, ard s1ures, mirrors china glass
rJ plated chars tables cook nge and u'ensls,
s he nnezpr~d Of lease and good viii Of saloon By
wtSs IAH q. wnsLHTr Rhevtn
y Ao.a.ss peout, shsrta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

ukERY lGEDs ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
d furniture -BEaRY d. LksDs co. will sell 81 suc
ouAehod fnrnur to-i,x The pfoper,y Of family breaking
up Housekeeping, cns Dg Of rus els and ingram cvps
Snsbnssny cnas In do carved marble t,p
lao VINO, curtains and cornices; cxv ID
vcd mArnlz buresu, carved VOID mS-be
sne saxh and, hAb resses, bosers pillows blapk.m
che Ac; also s.s.rmsnt OF kitchen furniture, wi
be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17
IAf KADuCTIoF OF FARs 10 susots

" FIRST cabin. 81
the FIRST paddle wheel sasmshp Ar EL 2fG3
and North STAR zn00 sat frort pi5r 10 Nor
liver, .. noou PRECISELY. esyryi~ sks USTy1r s~sTP
WALLS. VIZ
rORK IAysS
sourH AsYrOF. sasssS vok SouraAsProt
BRxMIx sourHAnrox,
soth ssar, s.tdSs, seps saiurdLy Oct Esd., 0oi.
Aael saturday, sctober Saturday g 81 Wed Nov
and Paris For passage freigh, apply 10 n ~oH
Ram -, A CENT 70 Ro~itns ksw vcvh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

u ERRY LBvDs AUCTION HlR.-HoUsEHOLD
II fnr tn-e -HfNB LEEDS CO VIII eel at
Soa Monday August at l0H O'Clock at 1874 Weat Forty
third nth geuet household furoi
oonssunR aru ses Ingram and hre pl. carpets
~sybe top centre 'nhls voare Oh rrs IN do lace win
and coruices elega rosewood 81 psoo
made by b. uh~rs; hro sroup the Hussar chairs
shy Frenoh bdsesds mahogany marble op DIRE
IL washssands, mahogany rock
os gilt franz msnel ssses hair maresses fs.aer b,sters
and piTows blankets sS dc act lnut dining
osk ch.i &c "g~h-r with lar q let nj ii chen furni
lure vrb whirs the sAle comm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

~ Of rsp,h s,r-e4 10 ~ . an sn6 sn.r oclouk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

.,opTH RoysJroN, ExsrsB, HAsJopK VALLEY
) tsnt Of The n.pu sic 4, kschsns. sns OF ssngo
snd all 1th-r brok.n closed ,su ,apk b boush
suts HC OPh unsy brher, iz oroHd rsy. Gran
I'd Bro Ne tsrests
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17
',RANp Plo Mo AMI nryrlLLoS. sxouasIoN
y ov rHn
rHIRrrsrIH aAsD sUsIcIPAL CLUB.

Tn Tuesday uEnst Is 1867.
10 Jfn~ood
ne eesant s.eambosi rasningnp double cccksd barrs
and the well known WashinKton brsas and coeou
han- engaged Tor he
1and'pgs -Lesves ri 81 e, forh river TX o'clock
street Rsst river 3roone steet Esss sz
and p-r 20 North river, O'Clock q. lho barKs vii
foot Of b. sro0, East river while the saoam
brat shes her isndinEn
Ttrhets 81 cents each
DAVID u hEAftO hsirnan OF Oommtiea
rynr. nrcEuArN, sec'yv Of Commiuse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

ExcUssio's' h10UAsro's' Ex0Uss'oSs
sIsurNa BANKS, RTEAxER SATELLITE
Flsn1No BANAS. STEAMER sA1elLlTG
FIsHlk0 BANS, sTs <Mnk sATkL4LIrn.
CApts'n kRthsn nbners N, Jr.
Cspt In FSihan Aud e on, Jr.
Csi.tsin Ma bau snfsrsen Jr.
rne fast sailing sArkL lrE hpt N. Auder
Dr. mai trrs the Fishire sanks day
irdAy, leaving sir-- rpyins -r ct * Poct
sip Broome she-ts at aud o. North fvsr At
elorG. liou b-bd lss The steamer. Fishing
lsclle bait and ref eshm MS nn hoard
poR sAsswssusy. ai,aLAsis oUaas aQUsn
Asnk.-Thc maEnihc-- and svtn steamer ALICE
PkICk John b rden. commander, VIII run regularly -
follows fr-'w Sohinr' n sir~ol n. e.
s.arday. Aos.ls sHrx saturday. AHx. e sHr,n
Do I" f6 BLPM MONDAY, ". 81 An.
sonday. " II, Ius,dsy, ", ~
s,ases 70 All para o. the county.
u,vk KEyPokT AND OsfFswoUD -fHE STE An.
boa KAY leaves Nur ct daily tun exoept-d)
O'Clock resurnss lease geyper at oni cs N.
EieBI a Banks, AHup--TaE LARGE AID FAST
II s,s Gamer >SFLUwsk sii nave THO 10 the Fish.
snhs IN Nc udsy, "Wednesday and Friday the th 10
ard 2s leaving Spring street. N,rh river At 4. yea
alp river ~ y pssr No~th rver oci ck Fishing
aft bali refresh sens Ac board coudoa band fn
he Steamer tichsrd Yales Of FishinG
sabb Will scsonpsDy the buat 10 the ground
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

re Appo;npeo sail IRON New gorf eye.y .isornns
Wednesday for tondoc ~ Brcnen to-csins
land rssscnroI and mai for rnglaad sad franoe The
si renain ooe london and Aen procesd Brernsp
<eturpins they viii leave Bree. tor New yorS % ever
.tnrnats Saturday stopping ouiJ ~ soathamrse ches
eNu.ships Of The nrs cAss, and hAys superior
stots for passengers rhcy vii tskc hni,~c numbos o
o esnh sh,p The Of freight 70 icSrs ~u be ~
irjs sxAev shar shcse Of ssilir& seips
aAyne rAnsAsA
oapn 80 soccud Cabin. ...sS Sss<sS... -
The s;esmship Arsn wtD sal from New ycrf on ~et
sedAy Arfns 10 and be suc>eedcc by the Jason he
s-ptepbs. and the Queen OF the south sentcmbev
aS~ 'ressS' - ,ss-sy. srpy %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

0Dw ARD SiHENCK, AUCrIONEaR.-sPA An OF ELE
~ r.nt bay ~'es at grya.s sale; are six yesrs Cd l6
pureg,iy Kid and gentle in ,nge and double
last .pd without hlemsh Csu be by SppcA
Aucrior.e 80 Nassau sree II previously
Sid viii be o re- sucon Thursday 10Th inst at
,rinch nj their .nle~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

OR. ooBBsrT, 10 DUANE sfsssrxssns n 9
~ s~~ vc~s ma be rusued pvsiey dsicafs dseans
went, siy ye~s. present spesn. euable- him y
rnn~f-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17


TvHn BRUUw1CK HOrn.
L Jsswy~ s1vsA - Ja~ssA 1870
vrs ciass Asso.nodAuons IN nnllss I'D rssnsno -
'''''a ''@-' w. s-- pryn~~. -. Hue@
q R-AH fursss haauAes ssohs
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17

Why is it that the proceedings Of the City
Council are not reported in our papersl Surely
this is not such a small matter that IL should be
overlooked. The people have right to know
what ia going on-how their money is appropri'
atod and what measures Of reform are introduced
i would give rise 70 free discussion, and would
enable the Council to come to wise and just con
illusions. Besides II would place a check on thos'
who are disposed to be too lavish Of the city
funds, by exposing their acts to the public gaze
Tho Council are the authorized agents Of thu
city, and their acts should be public property. /
is ia harmony with the principles Of a free gov
ernment, and ought to be adopted II twould at
ford US great pleasure. if the Clerk, each week
would furnish us a brief abstract Of the doing
of fhe Council.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17
Newsnnner OhnnRea .

Tho wyandot PIoSEER, published at Upper
SanduslIy, has changed hands. Messs KEEN 3
LEwIs. the former proprietors, have sold out to
Mr.. @. G. MUoo, by whom the paper will hereaf-
Ter be conducted. The PloNEKR is siaunoh Re-
publican paper.
The yfNDcAroa, Democratic paper, also pub
Ished at Upper sandusky, has run ashore for want
Of patronage and is discontinued. The office is
TO be removed 10 Boonesboro, Iowa, and is to be
used in publishing Democratic paper there
DENMsoN, its late editor, will continue to edit I
in its new location. sasn
Mr. EsrELL, formerly OF the Stark County
DEMOCRAT, has purchased the Crawford Co.
FoaUn, and will edit il hereafter.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17

Mr.. o. MoRsE adyertises that he is engaged In
che manufacture and sale Of Water Coolers and
Filterers. During the hos summer months, we
cannot see how any family can do without one Of
these valuable institutions.
CIssoN 4 sLANKER have dissolved partnership
and the business Of tho establishment Will heFeaf-
ter bo conducted BY DR.. GmsoN himself, Al his
old stand, waero all articles usually kept BY
Druggists, can be- obtained cheap. During our
brief intercourse with tho DFs wo have found
him very courteous and obliging, and We there
fore recommend him % he patronage Of hopuD'
lie. See advertisements
PELAN keeps bis Book Store Constantly replen'
ished With The laiesI publications Of The day
There Is no use pleading ignoraro,, when good
books can be had 50 ehears
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17
Important TO Postmasters,

It should be remembered by Postmasters, that
for the protection of newspaper publishers, a law
was passed not long since requiring them to no.
tify editors Of any paper remaining uncalled for
within five weeks, or be held responsible. Post
masters vii! obey the law and confer a favor by
informing US of changes or refusals to take the
paper and thereby relieve us Of considerable loss
and enable us to mail our papcr more correctly
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17

FREMoNr g. INDiAsA RnLRoAD.-Wc under
stand that DR.. Rawson, the persevering and in
delahgable President Of the Fremont 8 Indiana
r. r., has succeeded in purchasing the iron for
the whole route, on very favorable terms, and
the completion Of the road at an early day may
therefore be set down as sure From this place
to Finilay, the route is graded, and the iron for
this portioiis TO be delivered this fall -FREMoNT
JOURNAL
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17

ava ehili. when asked ehy certain tree
grew crooked, replied, "somebody irod n On it
J suppose, when it was little"
"Ho who checks a child Win terror,
Stops ih play, ADD strlsit song,
Notal0no commits an error,
But grievous moral wrong.
Give it play, and never fear u,
Active life Is no defect,
Mover. never break It's spirit;
Curb e only 70 direct.
Would you stop The Sowing riwr,
Thinking Il would cease to lowg
Onward must Il flow forever;
Better teach Il where to 60"
We're the sentiments inculcatcd in the above
universally observed by parents, Il would save
from crushing many little heart, and lead many
spirited youth upto future usefulness and great
nessrwh0 under hnrsh treatment becomes broken
hearted and vicious.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17

A fire broke out in Hays Hotel, Fostoria,
early on Monday morning last. The flames made
such progress, before it was discovered, that tie
building could not be saved and It was burned to
che ground. What the loss is, We have not as
certained. It's supposed that the fire originated
from the SPARKS Of a loving pair, who were court
ing in the house the night previous. Dangerous
thlng, this "sparking Sunday nightn
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17

PIONEER CELEBRATION The 9th was remem-
berod at the beautiful town Of Norwalk, by tie
first settlers, Of the Fire Lands. The gathering
of the people was immense, and the address by
Hon. E. Cooke, Of sandusly, eloquent.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17
el,49O 81

SENECA County FAR.-In the lis, Of preni.
ans to be awarded at this Fair, to be held at
Iiiin, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 7th,
9Th and 9th Of October, the ONO FARMER figures
largely in the list, there being over a hundred
copiet For this we thank our friends in that
county, and hope they viii have good time d, =
ring the Far.-Omo FARMER.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17
nInnka ror snIc.

We have just printed a superior lot Of blank
Warranty and Mortgage Deeds, (single and
Vlouble,) also variety Of Justccs Blanks, all Of
which We will sell cheap Call and purchase,
before they are all gone.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17

uTHon. W. II. Gibson arrived in this city,
from New York, on Saturday evening last, look
ing as we'll as usual. After remaining with his
family day, he LEFT for Columbus to appear be-
fore the Grand Jury.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17

1JPo,cFson, for August is received, filed with
ehcico reading and embeiiished with a beautiful
engraving and fine fashion plates for the ladies.
lis srAR number.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17

aJ'A series Of letters from our New York Cor
respondent containing variety Of interesting
and statistical items, will be found on the FIRST
page Of this paper. Gotham is truly a great
place
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17

We neglected, at the proper time, to call az
tsntion to the card Of W. c. Hedges & Co. The
credit Of this bank, we believe, has never been
questioned, and depositors need have no fears, as
TO the safety Of funds entrusted 20 their care.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17
EXCELSIOR EYE BALM.
DO YOU DEsiRE IIEALTHf
RrIohE 700 fnRov ran Dovr J, voaInll.,

tits fact we'll known 10 an our Western citf.
sens that the mhiuia that in constantly present Tn
the ar o. this rch western country, and tho chaa-
ges which occur 20 frequently. from htat 70 cold
give rise % varous 70 rms Of dirrnae ard n be.
comes an impofiunt inquiry thsn 10 us, uhat ea
cen do 70 prevent thesp sudden attacks % whicN
we are 90 liablti Auold sayinK 10 Ian ouaca of
prevention u worth pound q cure" and 10
nothing 4 Il truor thau 10 this..-for IN however
many forms We are attacked with illness, the pri-
mary cause 4 ne1rly the same. We catch roli.
or ofer-eat The pores Of our body become csosod
a. d the refase matter which is generally throWa
out oftho - stem BY sensible or ineonsibe perspi-
reiioua, remAius IN and clogt Il up, and tie con.
aeqnonco 10 that the Inward tunctiona Of tha hodS
cannot perform their duty, asy more than . wateh
can the cogs of whose wheels are kilcd with dirt.
Every part Of our hodios demands ne different a.
ems ont from the food, and the part our stomatha
take "a 10 oliminats such paris, sndszaud them in
ihoir proper direction; when oar system 4 fuliy
opea this Il we'll aud beautifully done, and tuch
parts OF our food as are not needed are throun
out by perspifaton, aud the natural outlets Of enr
bodos,--butw when cold or any other cause, siops
these outlets, this oiul (if we may % spsak,l re-
mains in the bodyj and Fevors, Rhcumaiiim.
yeundico, Liver Compliant. Agae, Nearalkis &C
&c, occur, What then shall wo dot the answs .
l. oasy--cloanso the system ihoi oughly, restore
these natural outletl end we are free. When
shall We do ~ Shall We wait till the disoare b.
comes set upon usl No, let ustake
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17
FEVER AND AGUE,
AND ALL FORMS OF BLLIoUs
DISEASE SAFELY
AND SURELY

There are some cases whore the system iaso IA
Of disoase, that nothing but thorough turning
over will do any good and IN lheso casee, this
Remedy proceeds to DO il-in such eaies nausea
Is produced (in the common dose,) but persons
can avoid this by doing the whole slower. ano "a
In some cases. whore the Liver y torpid, tpe
patient will have one or iwo Chilla ahar eommen-
cling the Modieinoi but as soon as the tils are
fairly taken up BY tho stomach, and the system y
case whore it Is desired to stop sicknes. etthe
Stomach, that is produced by these Agne RUS a
dose or two Of Peppermint Essonce VIII relieve.
Look out for your appetite, ater being eufou
by these Pills, or you Will oversoet,
One bot,le viii BREAK the Aguo upon four
grown peruons. bat 70 fairly cure should al os
taken by one.
w you'd also call your altentiou % The
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17
FIFFIN TRIBUNE.
TIFFIN, FRIDAY, July ~, 1881.


Two full Scholarships in Folsom's Commer
cial College, Cleveland o.. can be bousbt 1t THE
Office at bargain.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17
Job Work,

OF an Kinds, from the largest Poster down 70
The smallest Card, executed al this Office, very
low and in a style not 10 be surpassed, by any
oficc in tho State.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17
EXCELSIOR EYE BALM.
ron ALL DISEASES oF THE EFE on E1hhip'
UPON PERSONS OR HORSES.

UfON fEhoNNo CN A+N+'~~'
Inhan1madous Films. Ulesruiions, Wetk dghis
and an forms OF ID iaeased Eyes are cured 20 rep
dlv. fhat " bero Il is best know H j eopsldefed
almost MAGICAL IN lie healing inhuenee A fhy-
sclun fsom Indiana writas'--
uYour madeleine hHs given rERFEcr and EN-
TIRE sATIsFAtTIoN In every case
One Drug Store that has sold, the past seeson :
over riGfrf HUNDRED BOTTLES says u olo rot
fail IN a single instance.
An old Horse Jockey, who has handled AoFass
all his life iseys'--
,sa1f vour Eve Balm, with little Bleeding sad
physieinF whore tho system u 100 full, VIII net
cure they may give ~ the Eye.
One lady, aho had been deprived Of sight in
ono Eye, ~ film over Il for siz years a9g''-
,sAaer thir.y Physcians had preEcFlhod uNh-
out any good doue me, oar Medicine j p'f'ofnll
ing care
Caudidly and honestly, VIII you deP.,.s a 49, -.
sslf of eood remedies. because some ~oal, ~
,sias onss ery out Qudckery- OF you viii ~ ono
FAMILY MEDIctNEs
IL, ~. k..f.d of voar Diseases. We % nos pug
e,sr ISss BALM ior anyihin4 PVT sore hyet hsn
| ~ TiIs. butif YOU have / in the house, you
| 80 ,,,t .,Fer With sore Mou.A. o. Ulcers nRee
eny parl oftfo bodg or Z % nsAlins y ~ 49,. 49,
s,'yfttres. thst 4 vii Guns rHhm QuicsE -. tn41
sa.,h,ns s3Ss. apply h,uyoa Wish. oita Aqnilt
/ ,hev =, lio sores, once, twice cf tAfoa tilaal
-, ~ roti deem necostarY,
1rsosrsd md Sold Wholesale ~ te, og
FindlaT, ollo,
soidbv GIBSON a STA m 2a 'tip.qi 4.
r. c. CApLES Fo,ioria y. ~ * y; y, ~, ~
careyto f'' -
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Tiffin Prices Current
Wv. HORRG

wv - ~ -4A -
Dealer In Dry CooJi, Groceries, Carpeunrs Boots an,
Shoes and Ready-Mado Cloihing And pine haser Of v
ery du1cHption of Grain and rroduec for Cash.
WnnAr-si ,0OaI10.
ConN-Clhelled) $50.
DO (Eaf 59c.
Rvs 20.
hAntEr-S1,00-
OArs-l1c,
1aASs-s n .00ar0O.
PorAroas-87c
FLAX SEED-ets11.
TIMOTHY SEEB-nominal.
CLovHH DO do
RurrrR--l20ifc.
LND-iOh0lQ
TAtLow--S hGlOc.
sNoKEn HANs-iOG1qc.
do SiDEs AND sHouLuENs-90lOo
PICNLED PoRE-sdpc.
Maria suaAR--l2c
do MoLASsEs-S781, 90.
hEEswkN-20o25c.
FEsTHERs--f0af f5c.
WooL-g7a47c.
Rtus-3c.
Day ArrtEs-sq,O0 2 ans
GREEN HinEs-6c pof ID.
DAY Do lQc.
80. Aues--teus- ir' dulen.
Itisuow, as the adage goes, just between "Hay
and Harvest" and prices are very unsettled, and
our quotations can be relied on only for a day al
a time.
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U-The earnings Of the Mad River and Lake
Eiie Rail Road for the month Of Juno, aud for
che corresponding month last year. are as follows
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D EN TT n r Y,


rs permanently located in n sud Is prepared % por.
4olm all opafafong in Dental Surgery. Diseased guns
cuTedDecayed toeth restored 10 health and ulenoll By
filling with GoLD foIf, CHnYsrkL 0oLD, Tia Hoil -
ARTIFICIAL rEsrII, iIo 20 lnll lsii, made 6 ola
silver fintei 10 hort az operations pertaining 10 Den,
tsiTyi done In the approved style aud waartad
Room, ia ahaWhaHs Nov Block, Main tifeei Thin, o.
unlQIy.
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60 RlonT 70 WORK.
"LANO woRrnr's AROMATIC AovE PILLS"
po YOUR sUMMER,s woRK.

These Agne Pills are compounded for those
who are hed Of taking Quniuo. Arsonie, or any
poiaons. We warrant them entirely compounded
hon the Vegetable Kingdom, and offer reward
Of $1,000, TO any one who will detect any Mine
raj 10 any Medicine we advertise ag Vegetable.
These Pills were compounded, and hrit used IN
the fail Of 1855, during the great prevalence Of
Bilious, ,diseaso--were compounded on the ground
where the disease prevailed, and not where they
thaorire about Il (aa in tho East,)-it was goitou
up when Qunine aud the other Medicines iailed .
and vas warranted 10 cure, aud not one IN doz-
en- bottles lailed--it Is the
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A SIMPLE VEGETABLE REMEDY,
ARoMATIo VEGETABLE oATHAaTIo rills.
rREPAREDBx
A. LANawoRTHY. rnpLAr, 0.

We compound them from Western expert
onco-we know whatyo want, because we want
them ourselves. Then whom that Dali Headarhei
Pain In the Bach or Hubs commences, when IN
short you feel your system getting out Of order,
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watt agGRCTgp,

and as o great portion have been pugchnsed az
very low prices, We doi,er ourselves that We viii
be 0bla 70 please eustomers, IN prices ee We'll as
quality. MRS, d. DohANb'
Main street. opposite The ShaWhen House.
Timn, Muy 70, Io57-sm
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