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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22
sUDJEcT To 0RpERL. 3 sIl .Oa9.O
Notice

80 Jahn n. keanhe, orile statsoi Californis,
You are hereby notihed, that John Ksatina, Guard.
lan o. JOHN ChesteF keaing, the 10Th DAY Of NAV
A. D. 1850, hed N the Probate Codn 81 81 neea eoun
y and stat- Of Ohio, certain Petition against voa
800 others IN whichhe Says that John ChcSter
- tenapl in copmon with y0u lnd othrrs, Il 80 ze
IN lee siWpe Of ne o4o undividad iounesuth pan
o. the following dssedhed real estate to-witi
lhe wet half ofihe sonth East QuausT Of seetion
niue (OJ IN ToWathib ffo ~ NoftA ~ Rance 6nesr
80 10 Heneca county Ohio.
That HwiR bsioF fhs interest Of tho said John c.
hsslng that BIZ Interest 10 said real may -
lgid nfd stking that ah orderfnr Sdoh fhali be ta
tou NiansNeFsad Peiiton by ihs second day of Jnly
By 10 O'Clock NJ, A. d., 1900 81 the sams Willie
'ahsn = lfug, Iu fsHnsoros, l.zg 4 HsEgHR,
maldHf Attys f0rreliiiousI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22
I'D. 9. JonNson, MedIeaI Arent

Read what Dr. Bushnell says ofthe Graenberg Medi.
cines. DT. is physician Of extensive practice and
Of the most sueeetsul 10 the county tTrumbulD Ia
which he Fcsidesi
"This cerfes ,hst have used the GfHsnbers 2; !,
and MuTshalrs Caihocon, sold here by j. a. q. Ioh,.
son, In my practice 10 my entire satisfaotion. They
are good medicines. ia. G. w. DUsHhELtn -
nsHioId, TnmbulI Co, o., March z, 1851. - !
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HOME TESTIMONY

HARrroHn, Trunbull Co., o., March 7th, 1857.
hereby oouiy that have been dealing In the G. raf
unbefg Medeiues for the past year, aud truly saJ
that have offered any medicines 20 tho nublis
that have met with the decided appreciation the peo
pie like these, panicuary the Pills and Catbolicon
They will readily perform all aud than h
for them. thave sold about fty bottles Of the Caholi
the past season. and hear the bosi results In every
case.
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j. u. wILLrAMs, NJ. D., ChSrlOston.


WEsr BEpFoRDi Coshoeton Co., May II, 1887.
NH. b. Kingsley, Sirs-l have been selling tha
medicines ohe Graifenberg Company for tho last ten
years, and have invariably found them to give good
aisfactoni nd the pills have sold to gTs at many
fumilesasregulahy their tea and coffee aud with my
trade they have become staple article Marshas UteT
Inc CAiholicon IL medicine that has done great a.
mount OF good IN femue disehses One lady SOLD "a
to told me ihe had received benefit from one bottle
than she ddfrom long coarse % ~ by
The most skillful hysioiHns, Yours truly,
Jan. 1, 1858. JANIS WILSON
For Srle by A. r. Van Doom, n. n. Snyder,
T. Wooster Tifinj II. Hall, Lowellj Dr. r. Yates,
Green sprngti WIN. Hub, Iodii &. P. HUFF, Flat
Rock Wm. RiningeF, Aiiiea d. Hoffman q Co., Me.
Cuiohenulei J. W. Wing, AdTiani aad BY one agsni
In all the prineipatownt in Ohio.
For Medicines or agensies address
n. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
ln23-lY Agent fot Ohio.
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sABDATn SCHOOLS.

! am Agent for the AMERICAN SABBATH
SCHOOL UNION, ana TRACT SOCIETY. An
h9oks dslisefed utCaialogue prices. Ii .lCEH
ap 2On j. PELAK.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22

Zig. isa vertical longitudinal lection ofhe laws
idh hedstead, whsn in npositipn inf rschniHE.
fir. h auotherverdcul longitudinal ferton Of he
hedtiead when in roiion iof siiinn up a. in ehaif
THIS siuyfnfon has references 20 igVfoVsment In bed.
tead' ofinvuldi, and 20 dssrnrd at 10 Aver sin.
picity oi construction, and particularly iscly 81 op.
crHton, tagetherwit easo ot motion 70 the invalid tu
faihihE hm from rocumhent position, and othtf I'd.
tentaHst which will BE- heFeantfnaacd.
The nature OF hsinvcntiou contitisin % contirucs
tnf the hcdstoad that the whole hntum thrrnf slides
forward and hackvaf upon The name, the bolton be-
Ing 20 divided sad hnrsd, that that teuuon whirhis
neSt 10 the head of the bcditead can, by means Of
crank, be faited fpm itt hoHroua position aanehrto
ventuul oue as dpsIed, u is ulso cousirucied,
that when The bottom u sldden forward. the sscton
neat To the foot falls, sad the head section btnE raised
to vertical position, the whois ioims vasy ehaiT,
while the nntboar turning unoh pvcts, heng ratrd
from it, yercalo horizontal positiou forms atahe
efit may b. entirely tenaved NJ the option Of the
oupani ofthe bed when itisdetiTsa 10 remove tho
pnent from the bed, which, and other details, will be
more fully tpscidsd in the following desrHpuoni
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22
Rcpubllc, Seneca CO. o

Wethe gRed phy i,aHs sud surrsons, hsvinr
examined II, %. sheidley's Improvement in Invalid
ncdsieadi do confd iH valunh" Hdiunrtt ihe"sirk
Fnomn aid 40 chrgrfnllN Fefummend ID to the ne
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nTothers.

Thousands are daily speaking in the praise of
DR.. EAT0N7s LNFARzILE CORDIAL.
and whyG because II fails afford instantaneous
when given time It acts as by maggie and one trial alone
wiliconsince you that what say is 1t contains
-m@ NO PAREGoRIC OR oPIATE
of any kind andtherecre relicyeab removing the
child instead Of by deadening its sensibies F ~
eason it cemmendS itself only reliable preparation now
known for Children Teething Diarrea Dysentery trnno
in the Bowels, Aeidy Of the Stomach Wind in the Has
and Group also for softenng the Gums Reducing
Regulating the Bowels ana Relieving Pain has no eoual
being an entspasmodic it used with uuaine succezs all
cases of Conyuson or other Fits Az you value the life and
haai'h of your children, and wish them from oe
5lghting consequences Which certain to result from t
Of narcotics of which all other remedies for Inanls C
plants composed, take Dr. Eatons IntaRtis Co..
DIAL this you can rely II perfectly harmless and can
uot nuFa te moRl delicate nfa Price rs cents
FonB accompany each bottle. Prepared only bv
CHURCH DUPONT,
NO 409 Broadway. New YORK
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4 FIVE PREPARATIONS

adapted deficiencies Of the Boodn different diseases 10,
Coughs, Colds Bronchitis or any affection yghn,e ~ ~
Throat or Lungs inducing Consumption use No which IN
the No. for Depression of Spirits Loss Appetite and for an
Chronic Complaints arising from Overdose General Debtl
and Nervous Prostitution No. for Liver Complaints No
for Dyspepsia Beng already prepared Absorption IL
taken by drops and carried Immediately into the circulation 60
that what gain you retain The No for Female Ire
arities Hystera Weaknesses special directions f
this For Salt Rheum Erupons scrofuious Kidney and
Bladder Complaints take No. s. In ell the directions
be strictly followed Price of the Blood Food a w.
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT, No. 4os Broadway. Ssu
York j. WRIGHT CO., No. 81 ISL Chartres sreet q
WOOD Co. ST. Louis No.. and by all respectable Drug
giats throughout the country.
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sANFoRB's -.z
YER INVIG 0RAT TOR
Never Debilitates,

ills compounded entirely from Gums and become an es
tabhed fact Standard Medicine known approved y all
that have used It, and to with confidence in
the diseases for which 1t is recommended
It has cured thousands within last two years had
given all hopes of relief the numerous unsolicited
cafes in my possession show
The dose must be adapted to the temperament Of the ndvd
aa taking it, and used in such quantities TO act gently ON b
Bowels.
dictates of your judgment guide you in the se of thu
Liver lnyfgoraor and it will Liver Complaints Bilious
Attacks Dyspepsia Chronic Darrhea Summer Complaints
Dysentery Dropsy Sour Stomach faba Cosveness Cboo
Cholera Cholera Morbus Cholera Infantu Fauence spn
dice Female Weaknesses and may successfully as Az
Ordinary Family Medicine II will cure Sick Headache "a.
thousands can testify in twenty mnues two or three
poonstu taken commencement of attack An who No.
are giving their testimony in ills favor.
Mix water in the mouth with the Inygorator and swallow
both together
Price, 81 per bottle.
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Crittellslem Guard.

lest Saoa Hall corner yagas, and Poyaaia stet, Oh
~.".= Monday Ereaiags
OFFICERS:
President Edward D. Turner FIG
Vice President-john T. Block.
Secretary--Jos II. DeGrange.
Treasurer--Geo. G. Wedderburn.
Marshal-Samuel Aston.
Marshals Aids and Committee of Arrange.
ments-John Russell, Charles Montaldc Charles
Thorn.
Finance Committee Alfred Kearney, Esq.,, H.
G, Swain, FL. +. Warner.
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Everett knights,

Meet No 81 Camp sireet corner Of Matches on Tasdays
OFFICERS
President-R. G. Latting.
vice-PresideRts- District, George Burns !;
Second District, A. G. Blackwell; Third District,
DIR. Fl. S. Forwood; Fourth District, r. D. Gribble.
Treasurer-William Gribbe.
Secretary-Ch N. Frost.
Grand Marshai-George w. Helme.
Assistant Marshals-H. w. Bassett, II. S. Tor
wood and L. Fl. Gardiner.
Finance Gommittee-A. G. Blackwell, j. R. Pic
ton and W. G. Coyle.
Executive Committee. H. Gardiner, R. G.
Latting, e. B. Adams, Robert Gribble and George
Thomas,
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Young Bell Ringers,

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Vce-Presidents- First Districts Jos. F. Dick +;
Second District, o. Blasco; Third District, II, n.
jenkins; Fourth District VIM Freret,
secretary-D. G. Canter. .ze
Corresponding Secretary, Edward Sloan.
Treasurer Watts Kearney. nM.amY
Grand Marshall. L. Leverich.
Assistant Marshals- First District, Andrew Jack.
son; Second District, w. r. Hodgkins, Jr.: Third
District, VIM Sorey Fourth District, Jesse BRYAN.
Foot Marshals--First District, T. E. Bridge: Sec
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The Constitution of Ate Country,
The Union Of The States, and
The kntorceflent Of The L0anS.

slNeuLAR AND SHOCKING DEArn.-The Philadel-
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Heet at MeS. Philip Ban Room, Tuesday Evenings.
OFFICERS:
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ce-Presdents l.. H. kernon and M e.
Macon
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Grand Marshal Alfred Gornu.
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Bunker Hill Rangers,

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Finance Committee-Geo. Watyman Jack Will
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Everett Guard,


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Metropolitan Club,

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Treasurer-Robert Pringle.
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Finance Gommttee-Geo. w. Stoddard, John r.
Bradley, Robert Prinkle, Hudson English, - Per-
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National Executive Committee Of the Com
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John A. Rockwell, of Connecticut.
William Temple, of Delaware.
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Jos. II. Bradley, Esq.
L. A. Whitley, of Maryland, Secretary.
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sandfora's Family cathnrtio PMS.

Eomponaaea pare Vegetable Extracts and put Glass
Cases. Air tight, end will keep in any climate,
fhs Family Gstharte PHI gentle and uathartsc
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Sensation OF told over the body Restessness Headsehe or
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w.. Deil Hangers
OF THE FIRST WARD. z.0
Reet at Eagle Hal Of ess,y Tuesday Esenalq,
OFFICERS: 5....4-.
President. NJ. Mechanism. -
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NATIONAL UNION TIcKET.
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RIvIERE GARDERE, Of st. Bernard Eector,
G. DEFERRIET, of Orleans ... Alternate.
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Hon. RANDELL HUNT, Of N. Orleans, Eector.
JULES LAVERGNE, of N. Orleans Alternate.
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CHRISTIAN ROSELIUS, Of jefferson. Eeetor.
DUNCAN S. GAGE, of Tewebonne Alternate.
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j. O. FUQUA. of East Felicana $50. .Elector.
H. NJ. FAYR0T, of West Baton Rouge. Alternate.
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YALSIN F0URNET, of st. Martin. ~. Alternate.
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JOHN RAY, of 0uachita ..4. .Elector.
Hon. B. L. hodge,, Of Caddo, ...... j. Alternate.
Each voter at the polls casts his vote for SIX
ELECTORS, each one of which must reside in
separate Districts.
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sUsANNAu KIRBY.
Attorney and. Counsellor 1t -Elw.

the world - -
Tee Restorative mp bottles sizes VIZ Large
adipn and small The small holds halt pint and reails uf
one dollar per boe The medium bottle holds twenty
per cent more Ia proportion than e small rag for rs
dollars bottle Theinrge huds euar forty pe cent MOI
n proportion, and Tetaii5 for three dollars bottle o. j.
WOOD 0o Ptoprietors 4l4 broadway, New York and II
Market street. St. Louis No. and sold by good druggists III
fancy goods dealera.
]. WRIGHT Z Co, Agents.
Il and l5l Gharsresstree
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TAaPERN6 WITH SlAyEs.-In the Columbia
IS. e.l Guardian Of Saturday last we find the fol
lowing:
Ne are Informed that two men named Hitch.
Hings. father aud son, were apprebended at CHA.
Marlboro District, en- Thursday, and were taken to
Bennettsyie. Their trunks were searched, and
disclosed the nefarpus purpose Of tampering with
slaves, and of putting arms in their hands. Ii Is
Vile.
A. box filled with pistols directed to them, has
besn aaizea at Florence Their correspondence
showed further that tz00 arms were to be delivered
TO them AT Wilmington N "a,