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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-08
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tit NIT NaArtdten Don liverpool BIG gum 81.
Suil an9etcmmer. Gr brtn9t so Ba1aotere uno
$4,000 in 8aar.
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9efommen. ~
Die Neui9tetten Der europa linp p%eraltet.
Wartt. Qi0erpcDl, 27. Sult, 8roplcTe
Der Martt lGGoB nit elmer Netgung gum SIM
fen. 9rp8iItonen letGter.
@nsfan6.
SIN 0nule Der 0emeinen Serlan9te Cir 6.
WOOO cine 9epiQtsung BON 5 MttltOnm Ofunp
Sterling fir Gilenba9nen In 5nbien.
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ban9t9 BON amerifantI6er 8anmpp(le iperDen.
Otelee Sabr wirpe Die 3ufubr ais Snbien Dret-
malDnnoerttauleno 8alen me0r b~etroaen, ais je
aus pieler 0e9enp be3osen mprDeu iet.
Oas rene Nftnifertltm umlhlteBt Sir s.. 6.
2epie fir bae &rtegsSD Department unp Sir Sen.
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nit Spro Nufel6 Gepe 9egen Die Nnneratipa
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Setten Der 6ran5oien fnoet a%llgemetne unters
ltlbung, Sn Nsapel LIT Elm Gpmite entprdt
pproen, melde8 Su @untem Der 8purbcnen ar
beitet. Der Cardinal nnO llntcrbtI9Of bon 9lea-
pei lOQen Ser9aftst pDrpen letu+
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-08
epe,isae 9epeId,e Scs aealbimston star.

ct. 2Outs I, An9nit,, @tns @rneuerun9
pe5 @efedte5 Bat ni6t lta~tt9efunOen, pb9lei6 pie
9tsbelen lA Der Steluns peS Sen. 29Cns ma
berten.
Die 0e9enipart beS Generals Si9el fl6Bt Der
Qrmee pes Sen. QpOns sroBe8 8trttauen elm.
60 erub audi Die Sruppemma1t Sen MeGulz
lCueb'S letn mag, 70 miro Sen. Si9sl NIT Der
lelben ferttg gu merben ipi1en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-08
mepubieanifae eOnosntiOm in maaius.

Nnsufa, Maiae, 4. Aug. Die repubIt~
fanilhe Convention, melde beate bier tattfanrs
%renpminirte @ouo. 8algturns einlttmmtg, 8e~
l&Ialie wuroen sefaBt, Dap Der &ries pom Sipen
Dem 9icrpen aufeeOruneen wOrpen iet, unp Dap
perlelte niGt CUR llnteroriidung oes SIpeitSs
Ipnpern 5ur AufreGterbaltuns Der @eieBs sefitbrt
werpe unO DAP penn pieier 3wed erret9t let, osr@
ielbe gnpen mitiie.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-08
Die sDahl in Sentuefp.

9%putspiIle, z. au9ult. 9lus 40 Count
ties bat man BON Der ggabl 9etGrt unO in pets
lelben linO nur 8 Se3afipnilten CUR 9e9iaIntur
9emablt rprpeu.
Plus Den unloYalen Golntifs linc Die SeriGte
nod lparlid, jepp9 9lulbt man a%lBemetn, paB
in beiOen 6aulern rs 9rp5ent Unions anner
linp.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-08
sel.nabme eines gtebeaen.o ffiIsrs in @tneinmat

Cincinnati, 7. Aug. @b5. $, 8pler,
frilber Captain in Der 9. ct. Nrnlee iebt etsut,>
Sol. tn Der @ebelen @rmee uno 9ffe pe8 Gfs
prdltpetlten 3Yler, fam beute bier an, I'm lctne
8raa ab5ubOlen lino wuroe felt9enommen. 9e,
fetle rerOen in 8e8u8 auf ibu BON @albtu9ton
aus eripartet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-08
Wrins Rapplenlt.

Naibtugton, Z. aus, @rtn3 Napoleor
fam BON leincm 8elude auf Mpunt SernDn 9e-
fern lpGt ant Nbenp 3urid rnp Dinirte pann Bel
Dem frun3Gdl6en @elanotlAofts Sefretar. Set
nerlet nn~bsquemlidtsit e~upfanO Die 9aetle9eiea-
lGaft auf pir9inilher Ssite,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-08
Mnfunft Ses samplers @Olumb.

Newy gorf, z. gtus. Der Dampfer gps
lumbia nit 9apana- ga6ri4ten btS gum 3. Do.
fam bier an.
Der General Gopitdn BON Cuba mar in Gan
Domingo, um formslsn geliB pun Domingo gu
nebnen.
Seine frembm &rte9sl9ife waret tn 5apana.
Der @artt paIelblt mar afttp'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-08
@ertasuus Der sssislatur BON ~aearplanS.

6rebertd, Z. gusut. 9etDe 5duIer Der
9eeiSIutur rertasten lt4 beute tim Mttta9 bis
gum II. September.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-05-02
PIONEER HOOK BINDERY.

: WYNN. o. RGTERs
BOOK Binder aud Blank Book msnu-
seturer, Council Bluffs, Iowa is prepared
10 execute anything in his dspartm,n nj OF
asiness, p-oRptly. and in a substantial
1d W orkmanliks manner, and at Isw
rSces. Milf.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-05-02
THE RETURNED LETTER.

How she strives her griefto smother
Tears fell on the snowy psgej
To daughter writes tho mother,
Calls her home TO cheer her age.
Weary then with looking--lonsing,
Weeks and weeks pass sadly by;
All the past to memory ihrongipg--
Hoping os, but---no reply,
TIL at last there comes & letter;
lis her own, she trnces there;
Better she had died-far better
"Gone away and not known where"
From her home across the ocean.
Dlotted with repentaut .es-s,
Writes the daughter her emotion,
How she turns 10 early years;
prays that beav'n may bless her mother
Tells her Of her welded Joy.
How she ieft for her another
Sends the picture Of hor boy,
Then she wnits to be forgiven,
Till another yenr has fed;
Back her letter, torn and rivsn,
Genes, and on it written---'Dead."
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-05-02
JOB-wORK.

We. have an excellent ad extensiv.
Jos DgtpAHT TEdiENT 20
connected with IN "Echo" Office, where, at
reasonable rates, prill be done with ncat-
ness AMI Dispatch Posters, Bills. Cfrca-
iars, Basless aud pisitirg Cards, Bldnks
Of all kinds, Letter aud Bill Heads, Fam
,phlsis &c. &C. AZ, .f ....
6TD Cards OF all sizes--Chromatic and
Gill Dorlcred Cards.
Cardboard. s1ftFeb
Plain and Fancy Paper for Bah tickets
to aud Circulars
Mourning Cards aHd Noie Paper, Plain.
Cap, and Letter Paper, for Blanks.
RT Jobs Plain. GIT. or in Cotors.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-05-02
= BUCHANAN HOUSE.
SHELL. CREEK.

II you gosh like good Accommodations,
warn stables, coed, sweet hay and sound
scorn for your stock, stop az Toncray's.-
iAs will not only give you value for your
tmeney, bat strive by strict attention to
year wants, to make your stay sgieeablc'
.ni-tf. ~ NELSON TONCRAY
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-05-02

VNHE WOOD RIVER MILL is NOW
l. In operation. and orders for lumber
are solicited. Any size. ienglher variety
will be cut ON short notice, and very lib.
esal ssrn.s. .egs wanted, for which ium-
Der will be exchanged iB desired.
TOWNSLEY & sADDLER.
Wood River, n. T., April !, 1861. u
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-05-02
For Sale,

A TRADING POST and Toll Bridgn,
~ situated on Sweet Water River, ON ire
road to California, half mile east OF In.
dependence Rock, and five miles east of
the DEVILS Gate, and one Of the most favor
able points for trading oh the road. Said
Post consists Of Toll-bridge across ,Sweel
Water River, one Storo, w arehouse, Kitch.
en. Blacksmith shop n ith tools five dwell
iiag houses and two corrals. Any gentle
man wishing to purchase will learn further
particulars BY applying 10 the owner, Mr..
Lo"is Gnenard at tho Upier No.th Platte
Bridge; N. T.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-05-02
vHeMAs SFFIeER. w.u.M PUsEY.
OFFICER IL PlISEY.

.REAL ESTHTE BROKERS',
tsd Dealers In Land Warrants and Ex-
Council Bluffs, lows.
yTTILL attend to selection and Loca-
Wv tion OF lands IN western Iowa and
Hebrasks. the payment OF taxes on lands
Hsn-residents aid the collection and
.. fsence of claims.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-05-02
PART II.

.Twxsry years. In that period
round changes. both for good and evil,
come to pass. Twenty years from
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
NEIGHDORING COUNTY NEWS.

The Clyde post office was robbed on the
night Of the Goth ult., of five or six dollars
in money, and a quantity Of postage stamps.
The MAL RoDBER--Brunson alias Brown
charged with robbing the Post Office, at Bu-
eyrs, had his examination before Esq Eli
OFT, last Friday evening, lie was held to ap'
pear Al the next term Of Court, TO answer the
charge Of Burglary, and his bail put at $4,000
in default Of which he was committed 10 jail.
Jour.
s8-Df Wysndt. SGermsu, residing near
New Washington, Crawford county, attempt
ed to kill his wife on the 3Oth ult., and fail
ing in thst, took dose Of stryehnineaad thus
committed suicide.
SAD AoomENr-on Tuesday last, son Of
Mr. Wagenlcader Of Blanchard township, a
lad about sixteen years old Was killed by the
falling In ofa cave used TO keep potatoes in
lt seems the lad Was sent TO the cave 10 Get
some potatoes, and crawling in, the dirt fell
in upon him aud smolhered him 10 death -
His long sence alarmed bis parents, who
Went in search Of him, and when discovered
be was lifeless.-Fiudlry Cour.
BoID RoBnrRr-The house Of Mr.. Lorin
Whitney, ON south Maiu St. WAS broken ia.
to ON Saturday night by some daring rascal,
ana nearly fifty dollars in silver stolen. Mr.
w 6 bedroom was entered, and large trunk
containing The money, taken from under tie
bed IA which he vas sleeping -Elyria Dem
ociat.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12

sudden Denth-Some two weeks ago,
our citizens were called upon to pay their
last tribute Of respect to the mortal remains
Of Mrs. MeCleary, wife Of T. j. Nc
Clesry Of this city She died after brief
illness and her demise WAS no doubt hasten.
ed by domestic trouble, her husband being a
oonfrmed inebriate.
Since the death Of his wife MIR. MeClsary
has been constantly under the influence Of
liquor and was seldom seen on the streets,
and, on Tuesday morning last, he dropped
suddenly upon the floor and expired, while
attempting 10 walk across the room. lie had
just returned from a neighbor's, where he
had gone to borrow some camphor. Rum
had done lie work-the golden chord was
broken and the husband and father was sum
moned thus suddenly to follow his wife into
the presence Of his God.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12

/ II there is one thing above all others
which is calculated to make life a scene Of
happiness aud bliss. it is affection - the
daughter Of tho skies, the oh.prips Of
Heaven.
Il begins with our existence, strengthens
in our years, aud is borne to bloom in the
presence orHim, whose name is Love. How
soothing is its influence and how beautifully
is it illustrated bowen parent aud child
Though our love for cur parents may bepurc
and co Instant, yet we cave nom our fellow
creatures around US that Kind Of ftiendship,
W hich mny help us 10 forget ourselves when
trying to 10 our duty TO them We all love
one true conGding heart, which may symra
thizc with US in all our joys and sorrows one
ON hose hosom we can lsy our head without
disirusu Oh who can tell the value Of such
a friend We cannot value the confidence
that true sympsthy bcgsts until We stand
lone among the many that flsttcr aud praise
and there is not one whom we could trust
Then how the heart yearus for the sympathy
Of those true hearts It SGvrR doubted How
il longs for those loved ones, tried and proved
true.
Yet how oFrES We are deceived and our
confidence betrayed in careless remark to
the "sandsrcr" who i1 delighted to find
something to talk About-sparcs no time or
mercy in spreading the news and such n
person will not hesitate to tell it in very
different light by making it much worse
than II really is ahd so il passes from one to
another. until a thoughtlcss remark will ap.
pear a MOUNTAIN, in the eyes Of some reo.
pie.
Why is IL that We are so unwisc, many
times, as to Jump" At the conc luson and
wrongfully judge, from real or imaginary
wrO ngs, those who once occupied prcmi-
nent place in our affectionp, and think all
the love we ever had felt for them has given
away to far different feelings Yet, if we
would allow our conscience to direct, in the
calm hour Of reflection memory will revert to
the scenes Of former days aud the silent tear
of sorrow steal down the cheek, telling, in
language not to he misunderstood, that the
affections which constituted the joys Of life
have not been oblitcroted, but have only
been huihcd by more unholy feelings, rcn.
dering the posses'or unhappy Every heart
has thousand things to afilict and suddcn
that others may not know of. Thon should
We not have a great deal of sympathy and
allowance for every onc1
There are ills we cannot escaps, the sp.
proaeh Of disease, death. misrortunes and
canker'worn grief; but vast majorliy Of the
evils which beset and render our fellow orea.
lures unhappy, might be avoided.
Trifc not with affections, but regard it as
the greatest all blessings; and on earth we
will experience, as near as may be, a foretSSte
Of hist state where happiness shall be perfect
and uuending.
MYRA.
n ne
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12

On the 4th April, by Ray. ]. II Coon Mr.
Nicholas Bloom VI Clinton, 10 Miss Nancy J .
sonser, Of Ashland Co.
On March 4th by the same, Mr. s. O.
Hershbergerof Wyandotts Co TO Miss sa-
rsh Finch Of Bloom.
On the 2slh inst in Tiliu, by Rev. r. An.
drew, Mr.. |, /. Scott and Miss E. L, AndeF-
son.
April 9th 1851 by D. Richards Esq, at the
Residence Of the Brides Father near Mel
more o. Mr. John Gibson Of Wyandotte Co
70 Miss Catherine Beery Of ho former place
IN Paris, Linn county, Kansas, b, D, Ben.
ediet Attorney ct Law, formery Of Oneida
county. N \ TO Miss Nelly L Henderson,
formerly Of FindlaY, Ohio,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12

Another Veteran Gone-Capt. ozias
Hart. soldier Of the War oflsl2 and one
oftho oldest citizens Of this county, died at
the residence Of his son near this city, on
Friday, April 5th, aged % years, month
and 10 days. Mr.. Hart WAS born in Conn,
in 1860 and removed thence 10 ChAtauquc
county, N. Y, He served as a Captain in
the War Of 1879 and was actively engaged
at the Battle OF Buffalo. lie removed TO
this county some thirty years ago, while the
country was yet new. Mr., nart had sever
al children, some Of whcn married aud be
came the heads of families, but lie survived
them all except the Youngest, Hiram, with
whom he was living at the timsof his decease.
lie WAS much esteemed as an upright Chris
tisn citizon.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
Executors sale Of Real
Estate bY Order OfCOurf.

On Saturday, the Goth day Of April, 1861,
at o'clock in the afternoon, at the late resi-
dsnoe Of Phillip A Harrison, decd two and
half miles East Of the village Of Republic,
Seneca county, Ohio, will beFold to the high
est bidder, the following real estate, as the
property OF said Phillip A. Harrison decd
to-wit;
The East balf and twenty rods of from the
East side Of the West half Of the South sast
quarter Of section Number thirteen Q5l
township No North Of range sixteen (lG),
East eonta ming one hundred acres Of land /,
the same, more or less (subject TO lease Of
two acres on the South west corner of said
Farm, on which is a Steam Saw mill)
Said Farm has about 50 acres of well i'm.
proved land, all we'll fenced and well water
ed both for stock and family use.
A good farm house, two barns, a Steam
Saw Mill, out houses dc, in short il Isl
very convenient and desirable location
TERMS OF sALE:-One half of the pur.
chase money to be paid on the day Of Sale,
the remainipg half In two equal annual pay
ments, the dcfsled payments to be on inter
est and secured by mortgage on the premi.
ees.
n. =. COLWELL,
Executor of the estate of P a Harrison dec
mgr22,lw 81
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
Now YORK. NInrke1.

NEw YoRK, April, g.
FLorR-Salcs Of $500 bbls nj s. l565 2S
Tor super western 50 30@i 80 for common
to medium extra western; So COOS 6j for In
'erior 10 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEAr-Snlcsat 81 a0@Sl 80.
RyE-Salcs at GSU6gc.
BARLEY-Sales at 65GIec.
CoRN-Saes $1,000 bu at 6l@0O for new
yellow.
OArs-sales at 33@3lo for State, West.
ern and Canadian.
WuisEY-held Isle.
PoRe-Sales. l5Oblls at $3.50 for mesa
70 30 for prime
BLEF-Snlcs at 81 75d 5 90 for country
primei So I5@6 25lor country mess
BEEF HAMs-Steady. Sales at $40 2O0@$l5
90 for western.
Cur MEArs-DulL at 6i5@0c for shoul
dcrs, and sds3io for hams
BACON Steady. Sales at Sc.
LARn-Sales at 90l0iic.
BUrTER--A m3r business doing at1O@I1
forOhioi l4@20c for State.
CHEHE-7le @lCc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
RcrsbliC, Ohio
Proceedings Of meeting in Attica.

Proceedings sOfameeting in Atticn.
At meeting Of tho citizens Of Attica and
vicinity, on the 2Oth Of March, 1861, and up.
on the completion Of the new mill just croct.
cd by Christian and Jacob LUX. j, J. Nash
was appointed chairman, and John ChidS,
5 ccretsry, the following resolutions wore
passed;
REsoLvEp, That the new Touring mill just
completed by our fellow town, men Christian
and Jacob Liuk, isa substantial and valuable
improvement to our village.
RESOLVED, That the enterprise aud intsg.
ri ty Of the proprietors Of the new mill, is a
uficiont guarantee that it will be lasting
benefit to this community.
RESOLVED, That the skill and workman.
ship exhibited by Isaac Is. Hymer of 1ifliu,
in the construction Of said mills, shows him
to DO truly a master mechanic, and we there
fore take p'CSsuIe in recOmm nding him as
such to an enterprisiug public.
RESOLVED; That according to the sugges-
tion Of Isaac B. llymer, and with the consent
OF the proprictors, this mill be known as the
EXCELSIOR MUS.
REsoLvi d, That the engine and machinery
Of the Excelsior Mills, manufactured by Loo.
m is q Nyman Of IifliU is n credit to their
extensive establishment
Aner which some short speeches were made
and after it was agreed that these Resolutions
be Published in the county papers, tho meet.
ing adjourned.
JOHN CHILDS, Sec'y
Attics, March, 25;h. 1861.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
Tillin Prices Current.

toOUeoted weekly by j. shtver, dealer in Dry Goods
Groceries, Carpedngs, Boots and shoes, and Ready
Made Clothing. Aud purchaser Of every dsscTip
OF Grain and Produce f0T CVsh.
WHEAr-- o. .05ep on
CohN- (tholieG 20.
DO tEaT) Sic.
RYE--OOR5O.
BARtgY--ONa55.
OATs--20 5f9Je
PorAToEs--2OWq5
FbANSEEB-- SOOO@IOO.
BurrrR-- lO8lae
hARn-6o
fALLOW W=-9c,
bHnKEp N HtNs--tn71fto.
DO sipgs AND snouLnsEs Taeo.
PGCKLED pOuK--BR7c.
CLOVES SEED s3.5u.gpO 90.
BEEsWAX--00 d2hc
fEATHEHs-- t0a300c.
RAGs-Qc.
GREES flrEs--5c 96K
ORS do i0c.
Ea0s-5e. 3 dozen.
Timolhy seed,-2,Ona2
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
Puuru,.RAPHstt

lfyou want to be delighted. tand who
does no,,) call at Tudisou & Fays Gallery,
ia Tcmb's Block, sad examiue those bcauti.
fulspecimens Of art, made BY S, /. Miller. the
renowned Photographer. Ilis portraits FROM
m ini''urs to life size, Pisio or colored, Ger
taiply cannot be sSeell'd ia any gallery In
the country
Now is thstims to get good picture. any
size er style you may want Among bis col
lection will be found admirable portraits Of
svme o ovr prominent citizens.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12

Trees and Shrubs-N e are pleased to
notice that considerable attention has been
paid by eur citizens, this spring, to the plant
ing Of trees along the streets and Ndoruing
theft grounds with shrubbery. This is as it
should be- The future will richly reward
them for their trouble.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12

Tile following, from McEsrs. Gage h Math-
Or, prominent druggists Of Sparta, gives fur.
ther evidence Of the great popularity Of our
medicine.
SPARTA, Monroe CO., Wis, July I, 80
Messrs j. N. HARRIS & CO.--Gentls.
mcn!--lt is with pleasure that We speak =
word in commendauou Of your very Talua
BILE medicines, "Perry Davis Pain Killer"
and "Dr Richardson's Sherry Vino Bitters "
They are of great merit, and already too
well known to the public Mt large to need
any very special notice from particular inGi.
viduals. Tho Pain Killer has become a
household remedy all through tho West, and
the Sherry Wine Bit.ers arc superior 10 any
bitters we htNe ever met with, aud as they
become known the demand increases, and all
find from their use satisfactory results.
GAGE & MATHER,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12

The Egg Trade in THIN is now in tho
zenith Of its glory Immense quantities arc
brought in and sold Persons 4 Smoycr,
produce dealers ate largely engaged 10 tho
business and ship extensively to the Eastern
market. The eggs.eitsmcnt will continue for
several weeks.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12

EvrrEs Tpstrsissvr DAM ift daily, IN atdval ~
Hll Trains on the Lakp Shore Rnilroad nOm Clsys-
land, Cincinnati TQledo Chicago, and run through 10
New York without change
IttE oyty RouTE running Cuu thr ugh from he
Lake. 10 New Yek City Splendid ventilated Sleep
inc cars ron ON highi Trains
Baggage checked through. Fare always a. low o.
hy any othctpute.
Ra.toe pa,sengsf aud theji nbsssse HsasfsUed
Free in New hotk,
De particular and call for Tictrts va nunkiiki aad
ha NeW Yoik snd Etie Rattoad, which AZ sold 81
40 me principal Ralltohd Oiliees in ths West
This road affords facilities ior shipment or Freight
suliTiuf 20 unyolher route, ..fI0
AN ENPREss FREIGHT TRAIN
caves New ort daily, making close coRneeuon,
lhroughta ailpoints Nat, ndqiisktftine thah ever
before uiado on any llua,
Fof Ffsiglt rlss, saqnits OIL. &C. oArNAH, $40
Bsoudway, NEw hOHki joins :. uUKLAF, 10 state
~. BosToy, Masiy sr Of JAcou, FoHsIrH, Fdssht
Agent, % Ciafk a., CniG 600, ~,
CuAS. MlNOT,
GRSL sUp'r.
feb lS-iy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12

We regret to learn that Mr.. Hirehner,
Of the firm Of Kirchrcr & yorndron, has be.
come a rsving mapise.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
RIanks! Hanks !

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper Kept con
utantly on hand and for sale cheap at AC Tai.
HUNE OFucE; such as
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, Subpocn0s,
Attachments, Nendts,
Executions, Constable Sales,
Blank Notes, &c, sc.
urJusticcs and Notaries supplied on rcas-
onable terms. IN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12

Kentuclky Bluo Grass seed-H. A.
Busbirk & Bro. have on hands, at their gro.
ccry, a supply Of Kentucky Blue Grass seed,
shioh they sfIcr for sale Farmers will please
take notice.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12

New Law Firm " H. Gibson has as
soeiated himself with J. NJ Patterson in the
practice Of the Law. Sec card.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
Forest station.

Trains on the Pittsburg, II. Wayne aud
Chicago Road pass Forest as follows: Going
East 4.3Oa. m, and 3.53p. M. Going West,
I 2:56 a. m, and 1887 p. m.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12

Business Change Nessrs. J. J. Stein
& BRO. Of Covington, Ky, have pur,hAscd
the Book and Stationery establishment Of j.
Pclan, in this city, and will continue the
business at the old stand Mr. PclaD designs
deyeting himself exclusively to the minis
try. Success to the outgoing and the incom.
ip0