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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST NOW RESTORED
Just Published, in a .Seojed Enrelopr,

Just Published, IN q 5euted EHfetopF,
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
n MENT AND RADICAL CURE OF
SPERMATORRH0EA, or Seminal Weakness
Sexual Debility, Nervousness and involuntary
Emissions producing lmpo1cHcy. Consumption,
and Mental and Physical Debility.
By ROB.J. CULYEkWELL, N. d.
The important fact that tile awful consequent
ces OF seli-abuse may be eiiecFnally removed
without internal Medicines, or the dangerous
applications Of caustics instruments, medicatei
boueies and other empirical devices Is here
clearly demonstrated, and the entirely new and
successful treatment as adopted by she celebrai-
ed author fully explsined, by means Of which
every one Is enabled % cure himself perfectly.
and at the least possible cost, thereby avoiding
an the advertised nostrums Of the day. This
lecture wiH prove boon to thousands and
thousands,
Sent under seal 70 any address past pria on
the receipt of two postage stamps, l5y addressing
DR.. CHARLES J. c. KLINE, ". D., $50 First
Avenue. New York, Post Box 1885. siyi
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NOTECE.

NNTHEREAS Lydia, my wife, has left my bed
Wv and board without cause or proyocaiiou.
| hereby forbid all persons harboring OF Trusting
her on nv accoant, after this date.
HARLEY STEWART.
Lowell, Sept. %, 1s6e-40w5*
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=, &. x. = n. A.--For II eases lTIoal

q. e. e. q r. A.--fgr az cases lFheap
Ing Cough, Common Coughs, lailanmssgry o.
Common Sore Ihroal ~ efsnu tbe foreranners
OF Cousumpt.ou, loss ol Voice ard bronchial
Compla nts We ask the use ~ the UNIV Kk-
SAL COUGH REMEDY With such perfect
freedom maV Il ba used that ii should IL shs
travelling companion Of public speakers, aHa "a
every nuuseFy. We asA ihes 10 restraint ma 3
be paces Of les use irogl i0faaey 20 o!f aEr, SAD
wilA most delicate constitutions. al cAtidfsu
iikei
For that terror Of 81 climates Neaeaeias ard
f,r Rheumatism, Gugt Actual sHt Partial Par
aivsis. 4oael complaints. Te8sh ana EsF Aeae
Cl5raaic aad asrvous Head aeke, selnai Com
plants. De8r}Ha fTeiGeBs aUd tlfa2 shfHf 9f 81
ean=as 81 lstsaass Lassof slssp. ass tisa faaEig
celebrated i uLG AA0DfNE.' 1Ae great nafafz
substitute Tor az preparations q ep8an. iu IT,
piace efsNeepiHg det lafalAeas tssat aear aaiAlpg
Il csf ffieuas VII make ours strsHE - = sFais
seipg eaHfiana 70 bag anlF o. smsH Ranapns 81
eau se Fslisa apau. sad eailnr zs = aeeaauf %
tbs 6sss lewiston ffasSl Ferfssa easeace ~ aafv
~ shsH be glad . Hati fhelF aeeas.aa. s..
advertisements aad read paHFh8sts
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Receipts for the Standard
MARRIED.

In this village, on the 9Th inst, by Rev.
Thomas Bayne. Mr. Henry Howard, and Miss
Lucy Annette Nye, all Of lrasburgh.
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SAEE Ed SPEEDT REMEpl
Aa0 Au 0IsEssEs 0ETEE TEaaaT { LgNas.

The mstehless success aHa unprecedented
snort year, wouta seem % be = suaie3eut guar.
anty OF It's exeellenoe. II any ene doubts i lei
tim give i
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ASHLEY GOuLD's ESTATE.
STATE OF yE8NE Mt,

- Orleans District. -.
Alta probate court held "a lrasburgh 10 said
district, on the 18th day Of September A. d.
1866
Whereas Lucjus Robinson, administrator on
the estate Of Ashley Could late q Newport, n
said district deceased, interstate, proposes 10 rem
der an account Of his administration. ard topre-
sent his account against said estate for examine
ton and allowance, for the purpose 81 making
partition and diilribGtiou Of the residue Of said
estate, under a decree Of said court, smoug tie
persons whO are BY law entitled 70 tae safge;
]. Is therefore ordered by said coart tilat The
same come under consideration and be heard e
the Inn OF Joseph Bates p, IN Derby, on tie OF
day Of October 4 d. 1865
And it Is further ordered tiiat afi persons inter
ested be notified hereof - publication - copy q
the record Of this order ID fhe Orleans indepen'ifa
/ STANDARD printed af IflsbIvgh itree aeees sue-
cessiveiy previous to said iiae ol heasing, sha
/ thev m8y appear ara contest the Allowance g
said account If they sec causei aad aiso BE- hsaF.
by said court n the MISTER o. partition au4 Dis
I tflantion OF sad estase.
MARSHALL. CARPENTER, 3a6ae.
I a tfsse aasfE 81 record Attest,
8swa MARSHALL cAHfENTEE Jadge.
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.

New York, Mekessou \ Robbins, Boston. Chas
G Goodwin & - Troy, = /. Thompson L Co. I;
Albany, y. }. s a G. Grant.
Sold hy one sf more iu svery village.
order solicited from the trade.
AeENrs- Charleston, g. Carpenter, West Al
baHy, T. &. H0vey, Nsfth era ttbpry. scott, Jen
ness Co. Easi Graiishuy. a. n simpson.
IfoWunEfoa. W S Addison, iir1wuineton Cen
Ter g. A. Seavev isafton. ". Jaslyn & Son.
leche Plain. jessey Wiley. Derby Center, c. a,
Harris & CO., Derby Liao. + G. Bnficr, b0ver
-. NhiuieseF. North Troy. ", GilmaH. South
Troy, Aka smaliag, Greensboro, a. G. Rab-
b'if. hewpofr, Z. Robinson & Co. lrasburgh,
A e. EsHla3l Coventry, T. KimhHil.
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RERnl
READ!

I hBve used ~. llenry's Ointment for Scratches
aud Sai Eheum sorsrs very often. wiihcgt a single
hfi.ute. trSrv SrESHour, Proprietor Fablts
Hss, H,sbsste. IT,
q is the 5rnt remedy faf scratches, gala and
ca's ] ever saw Z. SANnERs0S, Proprietor
Tfsrl0af H.ag 81 ABqHa ~
Il has been tried and not found WaHtine.--&. Al
hans. "a. Messenger.
cured ms hand with Dr. Henry. Electric oin,-
Went ia two weeks, wheu the physicians said |
would Be without tle use Of It two months. had
cul a'l fhe fingers "a the bone with circular saw
"A. D. PtcKAN, Ltlan8a, y r.
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= ssssseS
Is!I sslsSss
teasasssi.ss--s II y = fYFzs--~,
mRs. WENsL0W,

NJ exnerfeneed nurse ard &eEaaie Physician,
EresstES e isss ~ esisfs a-ssaslsa=a nag
SOOTHING SYRUP RgR GHELDREH
TEETHEgC,
which grsatIy szeiiitafss ssesss ef teetilsag, y
zefteuing the gums. redae.ag ~ lnaaussaaIlqn--F
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SURE 70 RE6ULAIE III BUHELSl
Relied ana VfaIlI 10 YOUR InIaHls.


We have put 1,p aud sod ths article for eFeE tsn
years and eau say, 10 conlenes ana truth % Is saf
- hs,e never been able tosay Of aey ether medicins
sever bas Il failed inaaHgle instance, - effect q
-urr when timely used. ever did We kaaw as ia
stapee Of dissatisfaction ~ any one sAa used 4.
on the roatrary al arc delighted withfts operations,
ana sneak 80 terms 81 eaiesilatlqn = its magical
eject and medical yirtness We speak ~ ths matter
8 ,yiat We % know assr zen sears expefienCes
ana rle5oe car reptsfssfs8r the faiailHeat u shat
~ here declare IL alaint every istznce where che
iufant is suffering FROM psib ana ezisalstsu relief
.il s. fannd IL nffesB r. f~ehtS ulnuses aitrs tte
syrup u Administers.
- - - sssPve axfsHa sui sEifFrk NrBsgs IT, Sew
P,gfsfs apd las been ssea vita ne4ar. failing sur.
THOUSANDS oF CASES.
II es srv rslieees fAs ehild tasm pain, bal snsva
,.t ~ ftaszash and sNeiz esEFssts assdifY. snd
giyes tone ana enegey . she Whsle sgstsn.- i viii
zimazt Instantly Es.lsss
gRIpIHe IN the B0BElS, And Mind e0Llei
~ sgsereafne cons sissaus snle Z fs5t fpeediis
rssulaied cad in Es2ths Ae bsisHxs . TIE aNsz
axu suHzsT KEszuy - TIE Aesfss iH AZ eases
81 ms - sa4 and DlAzEnz b. cAiiaFen shsfser il
y.s from tsefhff1s aY frta other eaase. VI slata
az g every tasihaI whe iiss child suffering ffn
sas 81 the fsrexo8ng fAtza llei - Ygaf frs
- ~ - pfssia5esa 81 etheFe stssa betaasa
,,sFrj,sr hi.a sis5 ~ ssaf that VIII 81 EHF
- kpsGlIsfEfF Sc 2fsz-ta failss the So y ihks
.dsrise Ii s5seeiH tssE. faii assssfiaes - -
- elss a. a1ts5a- Ne.se gasassts snsess tbs
+ fse-s1saiiie 81 CURTIS = tEEsfEE*s Nsz
f YORK IS 81 tasa ausaHis MFsFe~x
az sod 3s ORA ssisss siEs.ss saassi IL aeFi1
FsfnetpaI tsfleef 80. - cedar SIS y y
- Price sniy - Gents PR a~ttls. 8
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Tarmora.

Are YOUR COWS troubled with sore teast2 II yon
wiz apply DIR. HENRY's ELECTRIC OINT-
hENi, al nigH, ! via warraut them well ii the
moFuihR. Manufactured bv
I}RFrN frg-b,.s.e Y,
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Gordon is very badly bruised, cut, and
lacerated, and the sheriff is also injured"
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npIpInn Ia - B0nElS, I'm nla1 adLle

II es srv rslieees fAs ehild tasm pain, bal snsva
,.t ~ ftaszash and sNeiz esEFssts assdifY. snd
,gires sepe az pnegey u tie wl4ls system il viii
-. .-...r.l-r rs..elE
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-11
Chronic Caiarrh, or Dronchiti..

BosroS, June z, 1855.
For several years l have suffered from a
Catarrhal Affection consequent upon Bronchi.
It's L tried various remedies without relief
The system appeared failing under repeated
attacka I made trial Of the PERUVIAN
SYRUP, aud soon found decided improve.
ment. II is now aix months since had any
attack and am no doubt adding my capcrI
ence TO that Of others that the PERUVIAN
SYRUP produced this favorable change
FRANCIS DANA, al. D.
Peruvian Syrup Is a Solution of Protoxiie
Of Iron, new discovery In medicine and
strikes at the root of disease by producing
healthy blood. tho source Of all vitality IN The
human organism. ma4.9w
The Female Organization is oflen ~
irail rs that OF a tender flower, Many Of the
sex enter into marriage relations without be-
ing able 10 undergo the lnbors aud trials Of
maternity. In this country thousands Of
young and beautiful women are sacrificed
every year from thiscause alone. Hostetter's
Celebrated Stomauh Bittcrs wall save many
Of this class from an unumcly grave. This
medicine has been used with great benefit bv
immense numbers Of people throughout the
republic, aud the proprietOrs have received
greatful commendations from all sections of
the country. The Bitters will be found to DC
vcrypleasant TO the taste, even ne beverage,
and prompt and powerful in its effect az a
medicine. II iniuscs new vitality into the
frame. aud strengthens the whole system, 40
that women who use " are enabled TO 20
through with labors which would, without L.
be certoiu TO PROSTATE them,
Sold by druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
- See advertisement ia another column.
aplJ I'm
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-11
NEIGHBORING COUNTY NEWS.

u One evening last week marty of the
most respectable ladies Of Marsoilles. in this
county, stepped into grocery in that place,
and m the presence Of the proprietor, pro
eeeded to empty out all his liquors upon the
toors OF that establishment Having quietly
completed their work, they then procured a
supply OF eggs and proceeded to another in. .
sutution OF the same sort, which was closed,
the proprietor being at home attending 10
sick child; they gave the building few vol.
leYs OF soit shot aud thea drew on their for.
ees,-WIANDOr Pio4EER.
ta- Last Sabbath, the new Melhodist
Episcopal Church, at Carey, was Dedicated
the Rev. l. b. Gurley, Of Findlay, presiding
The Methodlsts Of Carey have now nice
Church. II cost over $4,000; and is within
two or three hundred dollara Of being clear Of
ndebiedness.-USION.
The Bucyrhs FoRuN says that man na m.
ed Brayfogle was killed in Gallon one dav last
week by being run over by train Of cars on
the @. c. & O. r. r. He was adiusting
switch for a train that was approaching and
accidentally got one Of his feet fast between
two rails, and before he could extricate it, was
run over.
tSs- Tho Findlay JEEFEhsOMAs complains
Of numerous cases Of petty thieving ia and
HVoS. tn"t '9"" MT M' ~ ohauer hed
clothing stolen from bis rom, on Friday
night last, valued at some thirty dollars, and
NJ, q. W, Myers had some two or three hun.
drcd weight of bneon taken from his cellar,
on Saturday night.
esg- The commissioner of this county held
a Special Meetisg THE week, for the purpose
Of accepting so much Of th g relinquishment of
TIE plank road. leading from this place 10
linn, as is within the limits Of Sandusky
'euntyy and 10 let by contract the building
Of bridge over Wolf Creek which was
.warded 20 Herbster 4 Rumbaugh '--FAE
MEssERGER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-11

! Death of au Old Citizen. 1.-The funeral
obsequies Of Robert Russell, Esq, were atten
ded by gOOdly number Of his iurmer friends
and acquaintanees OF Columbus. on Monday
evening, April 30th, from the First Presbyte.
rian Church. He expired at his residence
near Iifiin, on Saturday evening, aged 1g
years Intelligence OF his death was receiv-
ed by telegram short time before the arrival
oi the train Had more timely notice been
gwen, doubtless many other OF our citizens
would have been gratied to attest their re-
| speet TO the memory Of one Of the early and
most worthy citizens Of Columbus.
! Mr. Russell came to Franklin county in the
summer of 1905, from Lancaster. At that
ume there were no roads 10 guide tine enter.
prizing adyenturer; and in company with our
esteemed fellow citizen, DR.. GoOdale, he Dur.
sued his journey about half the way from
Lancaster with no better guide than blazed
trees. lie settled in Franklinton-then
mere nucleus Of n white settlemeut-and soon
engaged, with such laclities as the country
then afforded, in mercantile pursuits. Some
ten years later, the county OF Pickaway hay.
ing been erected, he moved 20 Circleviile and
continued his business there, until lSl9,whep
he returned, and fixed his residence in Co.
inmbus' still engaged in the sale OF goods
ms store was ia the one story brick building
sun stahulhg, on high street, nearly opposite
the Goodale House. Some few years after he
discontinued merchandising and became the
proprietor Of the 'Globe Tavern" on the lot
nov occupied by the johnson Block and
here for long series Of years he was exten
slVely known rs the proprietor Of one of the
best hotels west Of the mountains. In this
business he continued, with but brief inter.
val, until the summer Of 1850, when his ex-
eellent wife was removed by epidemic cholera
Soon After this calamity Mr. Russell removed
hls residence 10 farm he had purchased
near Iitiin, to enjoy the society Of some mem.
bers Of his family residing in that place.
In all the relations Of life, Mr. Russell sus.
lained the character Of an upright, honest
man. a faithful friend, and worthy citizen
Sowe twenty years ago he made public pro-
iession Of his faith in the Christian religion,
and attached himself to the Presbyterian com.
munion then under the pastoral charge of the
venerable Dr.. Hoge. His subsequent walk
and conversation were In accordance with
that profession. Having fought the good
night and kept the faith. he has gone 10 his
reward-leavng his blameless example as a
rich Inheritance TO those who succeed him.
LET me die the death Of the righteous, and
let my last end be like his"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-11
NOW YorIs nInrI.cl.

NEw HORK, May 4.
FLouR-Salcs Of 10000 bbls at IS 35IG5 40
for super western s5 1895 so for common
"a medium extra western; SO l0@G 30 for in
icrior to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
MHrAr-salesa at 81 29@sl 30.
RYE-Sales at SEC.
BARLET-Salcs at 10@S0s
CoRS- Sales 4, 100 bu at s2 for new yellow
OATs-Sales at l2@43c for State, West.
ern and Canadian.
WuIsKY-held at 2i1i@22c.
PoRE-Sales at Sl7 40 for old mess; sl7 I.
@l7 81 for new mess.
BIEF-Sales at 81 0O@450 for country
prime; So OO@5 so for country meas.
BEEF HAHs-Steady. Sales at $40 50@Sl5.
so for western.
Cur NEArs-Quiet at 796@7JSc for shoul.
ders, and e59@s1Ic for hams.
BAcoS-Sicady Sales at 97io.
LARO-Sales at ll@lliLc.
BuTTCR-A fair business doing at 136lsc
for Ohioi 10000 for State.
CHEE E-6@llc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-11
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.

Its wonderful effects and consequent pop.
ulOrity-perhaps no article in the history of
the MATERA MEplcA, ever acquired the same
Patronage, was subjected TO the same number
Of severe and different tests, aud met with 90
few failures as the Mustang Liniment. Il has
justly been styled Panacea for all external
Wounds, Cuts, Swellings, Sprains. Bruiscs,
or Eruptions on Man or Beast. Il is so far a
medicine ofsurprising virtue, that Physicians
are compelled 10 prescribe it, and from some
remarkable cures Of CHRoNic AND DisroRrrp
RHrUMAriC cAsEs II has naturally attracted
much attention from the frat scientific minds
Of the age. No family can afford to be with
out bottle Of the Mustang Liniment in the
house. BEwAnE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine is sold by respectable dealers
in all parts Of the world.
BARNES & PARK,
ap2O'lm ProprietOrs, New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-11

The Last Sermon was preached In the
old German Reformed Church on Sunday. -
Already the workmen have commenced tear.
ing 1t down and soon twill disappear, to give
place to a new and imposing structure. This
building was erected in 1894 Il has done
good service, but the marks OF time are visi.
ble upon it and the walls are cracked and in.
secure. The new structure will be Of brick,
% by % feet, with basement, ante.room, gal.
lery and tower, aud will be built in the mod.
ern style Of architecture. 1t is Intended to be
hnished in four months, and will cost about
s45OO,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-11

To every barrel Of iour you can make 90
btttcr) by using Hcrrick Aliens Gold Medal
Salerslus. than by yeast fermentation or any
other Saleratus II sperfectly healthy, viii
not turn your cookery yellow. viii strengthen
weak stomaehs aud cure dyspepiie pcrsona- -
Il is much better 10 use with cream tartar than
soda. Try one paper and you viii be con
vinced. Most cf the Groccrs sell Il.
The Wholesale agent In Tifin is n. A. Bus
kirk a Bro Sandusky, I'D. Whitney, Hoe.
mer & Wells and N. Buyer Toledo. MAY
a Hathaway, aud by all New Yorluowhole.
snle Grocers aud by most Of the Groeers in
Cleveland.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-11

At the Davis Honse in t,ia oity. on iI,o ID
inst, by J. II. Leidy Esq Mr GKonan GANe.
LUEF to Misc Many Ann sMlrn.
On the lat inst, at Columbus Ohio, by The
Rev ], Z Grover, Mr. Coaris BgRnY, Jf., of
Upper sandusky, 10 Miss EmfA Kmsr, Of
the former place
On Nay Ord. Of McGrawvilIe, by the Rev.
= i. fspeher, ". W. NATLoR. q fTilin, 70
dist REst kELLo8, Of NE former place.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-11

Wool.--Thero is beginning to be some
stir in the wool market of this county, Buy.
ers are on the alert, engaging wherever they
can, and prices range pretty fair. We learn
that several Of the best wool.growors in scip-
10 township have already engaged their crop
at so cts The crop Of this county amounts
to about 100000 los.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-11

Gold Pens.--Wo are writing this article
with gold pen and case, presented to us by
the manufacturers, Todd & Reynolds, New
York. through VIM. Gallup,who has them for
sale. It is a splendid article, writes with
ease and elegance and We take pleasure in
recommending it to all our readers. There ia
none better
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-11
Sandusky. Dnyton . Cincinnoti nm

~ L"y tNh - cincinnati hshs
w notice with pleasure, that the manag.
ers OF the SanduskY, Dayto q Cincinnati
Railroad are pursuing a line of policy that in
the end cannot help but promote the interest
Of the company. We mean BY adapting time
OF trains 20 the wants Of the local travel along
their line Of rUad. We trust the spirit of ac.
commodation thus shown, will be Rpprecia.
ted by the travelling community and that the
increased expense will be more than made M
by corresponding increase in the receipts Of
the road'-SAN. REGISTER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-11

Court has been in session this week, Judge
Plants on the Bench, The Grand Jury have
adjourned cfter finding the following bills:
State vs. Wn. Collins and John Howell,
for stealing two hosses fcom j. B. Buck in
Green Springs.
State VS. Burdett N. Cleveland Of Venice
township, for Assault and Battery
State Va. Eli Fry Of Loudon towl,ship, for
Assault aud battery npon the peraons OF Re.
beeea aud Deborah Bishop,
State vs. Dennis stOner, for Assault and
Battery.
State vG Albert Van Doom, Adam Hopple
John Click and s--- Kelly, for keeping tav
ern without lieeneo
The civil cases Of importance disposed Of
are the followingi
John Luta vs. Daniel 5wopeOf jackson tp.,
to recover for labor ~ making ditch. Yer
Diet for plaintiff Of S99.
G. l.. johnson vs. Arnold & Tomb, 10 re
cover $4,000 paid for Seneca Co. Bank, on
the ground Of forfeiture Of franchise Motion
made BY defendants for non sustained.
Struck Jury.
The case Of Hefshy vs.. Tindall--damagas
claimed for Overaowing land BY dam iu
Pleasant tp., has been eantinued.
Case Of Brish ". Hall-iuvolyinf tic Tile
10 q piece Of land. continued.
There will BE 40 Court neat week.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-11

S. ID. & G. II. R.--We are informed by
Jno' II. Hudson. Sup't, that on and after
Sunday, May 5th. and until further notice,
the Night Express will leave Saudusky Sun.
day night, nt 1850 P. NJ. Notrain will leave
Snndusky on Saturday ught.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-11

The Buckeye Reaper and MOwer.--
An advertisement will be found in another
place, setting forth the advantages of this
machine. 1t is manufactured by Hall & Al
len, Mansfield o. Mr.. D. NJ. Marsh is agent
for this county.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-11
Terms OF Subscription.
no CIubs.
RInnksl RInnI,si

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fno paper, Kept con.
stantly on hand and for sale cheap at the Tai.
AUEE OFFIoE; such as
Deeosl. summons,
Moftaee, Subpoenas,
Attwdhmentss Vendis,
Executions, Constable Sales,
blank Notes, &c., SC.
U-Justiees and NOtaries supplied on reas.
enable terms.rn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-11

"The Queeh Of May'' is now making
her annual visit. The silver, throated birds
herald her approach with songs Of gladness
and hill and dale, woodland and shady glen,
strew her pathway with regal spleudOr. All
animated nature" is in raptures at her ap.
proaeh. The little brooks bAbble her praise
the whispering breezes sing Of her beauties in
gentle soprano, while the great voice Of Ma
ture' telling us Of Natures God )" in subduod
base makes up the diapason. The woods
and fields are putting on their pretticst robe
OF green and nymphs and graces peep out from
sylvan shades and laugh with elfn glee, for
The bowitohing month Of May has come.