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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-31
Postage on Newspapers.--fort tbe he,

Postage on Newspapcrs.--for the ben.
eft of numerous persons who receive newspa-
pers, &c, aud make no calculation on paying
the postage on them, we copy the following
from the recent iistrnctio sfrom the Post
Master General to Postmasters throughout
the Union:
"Grcat neglect exists in the strict prepay.
mcut ofpostage on printed matter sent to reg
ular Subscribers, No such papers should bo
delivered, unless it is either prepaid at the
mailing office, or at the Office Of delivery, for
at least quarter. lfnot so prepaid, it shall
be the duty Of POSTUM stsrs to COLLECT
POST ON EACH COPY, as on trans
lent matter II P0stmasters fail to comll ly
with their instructions, THEY WILL BIZ
CHARGED FOR THE FULL POS FACE
DUE, and ia cloar Gases removed from oace
for their neglect"
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NARRilp.

On Sunday, The 26,h inat.. by Rev, J. Gull
lcr Mr.. Daniel Zciglcr. formerly of Wes
Liberty, 10 Miss rWbc WaymAn, both Of Tit
Tin.
[Bc'lefoutaiue papers please copy
: At the residence OF the brides father, nea
this city, on the 9th inst by Rcv. L. An
drcws. DR.. Theodore A. Lemon, OF Plym
'Outh, Indiana. aud Miss Mary +. kuGpp.
On the 10Th by Rev. Il. Good, Mr.. Smu
cl Frederick to Miss Rebecca j. Adams, al
Of Seneca co.
On the 23d inst. by the Rev NJ. KieH,r
D d., Mr.. Benz. Leckrean to Miss Mincrvi
Swandcr.
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The Death CT DIR. Pennington, which
occurred on the 23d inst. is a severe loss Ia
this community. Few men enjoyed higher
reputation for professional honor and ability.
Although a man Of oeeentricities, he was Le
loved by all and esteemed his bluutfrank,
ness. hls gopdpess Of heart and genial nature.
He cane TO Seneca co. at an carly day and
read medicine with the venerable DR.. Kuhn,
Shose daughter lie Afterwards married, He
heated in De ell'hes, Allen Co, where hs en-
ioyed a large practice, whicl, he wag obliged
to abandon on account Of the unhea,,L.ness
OF the sitmiion. lie leaves a wife aud ~
tral small Children.
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New York Market.


New York Market.
NEw YoRK Jan 2s
FLorn--Sales of22 son bbls Mt s. 50&5 60
for super western f5 1908 30 Tor common
TO medium extra western: So 95d6 90 for in
ferior to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEar--Sales at 81 i562l 4S.
RyE--Sales at 81 al sac.
BARLEY-Sales at 72o.
Com Sales IL 900 bu at67@6s for new
yellow.
oArs-sales at 4l@4ic fer State, West
ern and Canadian.
WnISKy-held 203ic.
PoRK-Sales. 1000 bills at Sl2,2 for mess
. 90 for prime
BEEF-Sales nt 81 Oo@4 80 for country
primei So O0@5 50lor country mess.
BEEF llAas-Steady. Sales at Sl400@$l4
so for western.
Cor MEArs-Dull, at 4@ii4c for shoul.
ders, and aGe0e for hams.
BAcoN--Steady. Sales at Glte.
LARD-sRles at 6@9l4c.
BurTER-A fair business doing atl90l5
for Ohio, l6G2le for State.
CHrE'E-9@se
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DR.. Rohaok,s Remedl,s--Wo nublisb

DR.. Rohaek's RemedI ~s-We publish
IN another column Of 10 days paper. an ard
Gle copied from the CinaihnaIi Times, De.
seriptiye of DR.. Rolack's extensive medical
establishment in that city. By the way, Dr.
Rolack's Remedies have obIaineda great
and deserved popularity With all classes. 1t
has been bat short time since these Rene
dies were introduced into our section Of coun
try; yet De. brennan, DE-. Robaek's agent in
this place, iRforms IA that his saes Of the
Blood Pills and BLOOD Purifier now far eK
coed those of all other medicines for which
he is agent, combined. The REASON for this
is, that they have stood the test Of prae tical
experience We know this not only from
the mouths Of others, but we have used them
in our own family with the very best results.
For all diseases OF the blood, general debili,
ty, whether proceeding from sickness or from
natural weasaesS, indigestion, and all kin
dred ailments, we recommend the Seandina
Wan II R.mediys as the very best medicines eX
tant. They are destined 10 achieve not an
ephemeral success, hut q parmanen aud dc
mrved reputation, which viii render them
necessity in every hudls.-Napolsop, o
North West, Marsh 2.
see Advertisement.
TN
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The 72d Regiment (Col. BuOklahd)
passed through Tiffin, bag and baggage" At
10 p. NJ, Friday night, on III ir way 10
Camp Chase. They were detained some
time at Clyde, in consequence Of the
breaking Of a truck. The officers 1--WE know
some of them) are all gentlenen in appear
anee, and the men are as fine, athletic fel
lows as we have seen anywhere. They ap'
Peared in excellent spirits, but We saw 90
drunkenness or disorderly conduct among
them' They will receive their arms at Camp
Chase.
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Wealth Of Scnecn--Ths total assessed
vi lue OF all taxable property in Seneca coun-
ty, last year, real aud personal, was sil $50.
0G2 aud the total amount Of taxes for all pur-
poses, Slll, 1881. There are 81 counties
wealthier than Seneca,
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The FlOod-The rigors Of winter have
relaxed wonderfully within the past few
days, Rain commenced falling on Monday
night and the snow and ice disappeared as il
10y, enehantment. The consequence is that
tht streams are all flooded ard the Sandpsky
II on a"big high"
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Harper for February is ALREADY received,
and is a most superb number of the "Giant
Of Monthlies." Harper never fills TO bring
an immense quantity ofvery instructive aud
interesting reading matter. The Editors
Drawer is alone worth the subscription price,
50 year, Harper j. Droa., New York.
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Bible Anniversnry-Thc anniversary
of the Seneca Co. Bible Society, will take
place at the German Reform Church, in Tiff.
fin, on Sabbath evening, Feb. 9th, Rev.
Mr.. Smith, the agent of the American Bible
Society, is expected 20 be present. Several
addresses will be delivered.
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Supper--1'he Ladies ofthe Baptist Church
prdrSse to give supper at the Wigwam OF
WednSlay evening, F,b 9th. The proceed,
to he applied towards liquidating the debt on
the church. The public are invited, Ad
mi'tance 20 cents. Supper for the children
on Thursday evenings admittance 10 ocuts.
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The 57th Gonc--The S7th Reg. tCcl.
Mungcn,l left Camp Vance, Findlay, on
Wednesday of last week, for Camp Chase
There are q good many Seneca boys in this
Regiment. Every man was presented with
a Testament before lcrving Findlay.
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ey-A reduction Of ) per cent from the above rates
will be made for Cash.
The space, occupied by Zines OF tho type composing
ahs body Of the advertisement, will be considered
square
All transient advoriis issmeats together with Admins
~disa, Attachment Road AMI Ditch Notices, mus, be
Pdd iorin advance.
Advertisements inserted for an indsGaits time will
be charged for until ordered out
When yearly Advertisements are inserted, one OF
msis changes will be allowed.
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Accident-The numerous friends of DR..
Bass Rawson, of this place, will regret to
learn that he met with n serious accident on
Thursday last, having his leg broken by the
facts II Findlay jeff
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Tribute of fRespPot.
OAKLEY LopGE, No. 3lT,I.o. o. F
linin. Inn OQth lSG0

OAKLEY LonGE, No. 3lT, |. o. o.Fl
liflin, Jan. 29th, lsG2.
AT regular communication of Oakley
Lodge. No, 3l7, /. O, o. F.. committee wa,
appoihtcd to draft preamble and resolutions
expressive Of the sense Of the Lodge, relative
u the deecase Of Brother William Holtz.-
The committee reported the following, which
Vas adopted;
| Whereas, IL has Plea scd an All Wise Prov.
-frfcrr6 TO remove from our midst, our wor'
THY Brother, William Holtz, therefore.
Resolved, That, in the decease Of Brother
Hvltz. the order has lost a worthy member
and the community an upright ctizen-on,
who was faithful in all the yOeatiOns OF life
always kind and affectionate TO family ant
friends, aud secured the confidence and es
teen Of all with whom he associated. ! hos,
who were acquainted with our brother, knew
him but to respect and love him for his good
ness OF heart, noblenesS of mind aud gentle.
manly cOurteSy to all. His lOss is one that
will loag be remembered and deeply doplor,
ed by the members OF the order.
Resolved, That we bow with humble sub
mission to this dispensation of the Supreme
Ruler Of the universe and mourn and regret
the death ofour former asso oiate;
Resolved, That We sincerely sympathizC
with the family and friends of the deoe ased
in their severe hillietion and the irrepara bic
loss they have sustained.
Resolved, That the members Of this Lodge
wear tic usunl badge OF mourning for thirty
days.
Resolved. That a copy of the above be
transmitted to the widow and family of the
deceased, aud that the TRrnuSE and Advert,
ser be requested to publish the same,
i, G. BowS,
+. ID, BENHAh} Con-.
JoHN PooRMAS.)
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Capt. Higinbo,hnm, of the

N"Pt air"D"'h"his VI he ist ~ o.
Chasseurs, (Col. Coohranc,) writes that he
will be in Tihin, the last Of this week or the
first of next, to recruit l2 or Is good stout
men for his Buckeye Company. lie has SO
mel and wants l0l. This is one Of the finest
regiments in the service and Captain vi gin.
bothara's compa ny are all from this vicinity.
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Mat,hew,s Chocolate Worm Drops

NEVER fail to destroy and sS,erminate Hll kini' OF
nteinsl WORMS Arc perfectly reliable In all eases
and rar superior to any and all Of the Fancy Worm
.Csnfections and nSussous Vemicgeswhoh are in u'e
rhey may be taken At a times withpcriect safety, n'
,,hsy eoutsiL no Mercury, other deleteron' drug
Mothers should always purchase them, and give their
shildren otheL
Each SoN contains 81 drops.
tNo Caiharlie whatsysri is neoessnyio be given)
Forsale by all druggists aud dealers ia medicines.
Al. MATTHEWS,
ootII.Iy Buffalo. n. ", and Fort Ene. g. W.
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Hanks! Hanks {!

All kinds of Blanks, OF the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper, Kept con
stantly on hand aud for sale cheap at the lRl-
sUNE OFTOE; such as
Deeds, summons,
Mortsnves, Subpoenas,
Attachments, Nchuis'
Executions, NonSthoie S"eS,
Hank Notes, &c., SC.
uTJustices and Notaries supplied ON rcas'
enable TERMS IN
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Rcndcr. nocs this Mcnm Vou!

There are number cf our subscribers who
owe us for one or more years. aud whose faces
we would be glad to sec darkeuing the sane.
tuiu door, We are in need Of every dollar
that Is due us aud these subscribers are doing
us great injustice. by Withholding it. We
are tired sending our paper, week after week,
for nothing. Money may he sent by mail at
our risk and the proper receipt will be re.
turned.
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Court is still in session. The jury, in the
case Of Hershey VS.. Tiudall, rendered yer
diet OF 10 cts. for plaintiff. Mrs. - ob.
tlincd verdict Of Sill against the r. R
Co, Cor loss OF trunk.
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llI.Il.

In Tiniu. on Tuesday evening, Jan. oSth,
Of Consumption, Laura 4 Montgomery old
est daughter of W. n. aud c. Montgomery.
Funeral services At the NJ. +. Church, to.
day IFridayl at 10 a. NJ.
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Mr. Isaac Jaqpcih, of Sycamore tp.
Wyandot co., o., died suddenly m Thursday
the 10th inst, Of apoplcxy, at his residence,
in the 5Slh yea r Of his age.
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EFFECT OF THE REMEDY.

"If On the eOries, appearance OF these stsn. Of
Consumption, the pa,ie"t take. daily about ten
Eraias or the IrYPoPnosPHrrFs. he viii usually
see thew all disappear IN period varying from u
few weeks 70 few monihai n"d by copiiruinE tho
occnsisnai use OF the Remedy, HE WILL efEED
tLY FIND HIMSELF IN THE ENJOYMENT OF
SUCH HEALTH AS HE. rEHIiArs. HAD NLyIR
KNOWN ~ ITS LIFE BErOHE."
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Sheep Killed by Dogs-ln Seneca CO.,
last year, there were SIS sheep killed by dogs,
valued at s96s ,50-injured by dogs, 1870, loss
valued at sl2q.
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Dead--rhe Editorial Convention Of Ohi,
which adjourned at Peiuesville last year. tC
meet on last Friday, Jan. i5th. in Cleveland
dill sot come cH, owing 70 the fac, tina, no cd
uors we're in attendance. The appointed or
a,or Of the day holds fat office 10 Washing
tou, and the Poct has become ,uddealy rich
aud l,zy. The~sscciation IS, therefore, prse
licAlly extinct Mahoning Reg.
on Noe March--1'he 55th Ohio Regimen
Col Lee, numbering about 900 men. fulll
armed and equipped. arrived in this city OF
the c. & 7. Road, Saturday efcrnccu frou
Camp Mcclellan, near Norwalk, en- route t.
W westsrn Virginia. probably to join Genera
La ders command. They went stragh
through by way ofihc c. & T. Road. iii
iius regiment, and We are pleased To a..
the larger number of them are temperate,
men, all the commissioned officers. we bclcV
being iuclude ed in the list. Col. Ice aud NJ,
ior Dewoif have quite recovered from hei
recent illness. II Clcyc. Leader.
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Friday. january "a. 1862,
lob Printing.

We chave oil the facilities of the larger cities
Cor doing all kinds Of Book and Job Printing,
in the highest style Of the Art, and ON very
reasonable terms. Give US q call.
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Enfield Rifles for the sed Regiment

EhhtTd NIHcs Tor the SVu Kcgimeht
The sd Regiment has been armed with
the Enfield rife--about the beat gun in the
service. oLt of five shots fired by one Of the
members OF Co. a, one day last week, at q
distance Of four hundred yards, four Of the
balls were put in piece of a paper four inch.
es square II kenton Rep.
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For the Tribune
A VALENTINE.


The hand that paints these accents here,
Il never clAsped in thine,
Nor has this heart, with lave or fear,
Ere trembled back to lhiue.
And yet from ohildhood's early years,
Some beng like to thee,
Upseon amid my smiles and tears,
Has sweetly smiled on me,
And of I've Eainly sought to trace,
Amid the brave and young,
The living type of this dear face,
On fancys mirror dung
But in its unresemhled form,
The shadow dwelt with me,
Till unperceived, life.like and warm,
1t softly fell on thee.
Then into subsianee passed the shade,
With looks sill more divine;
A. on thy face its festures played.
Mud bst themselves in thine.
sshshine cottage, 1862.
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Jatiu at'rrkIp Tribnne
Local and Miscellaneous.

Snndusky, DAYTON = Cincinnati II. u,
Passengers trains now pass Tiflin MS fol
lows;
GoiNe SoUTH.
Mail.... ..ss....s.. .':ioA,
GolNG NokIH.
MALT ......ss.........s. az y. W
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and one copy to tho getter up of club of 10
subscribers or more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
ment by paying up all areargcs
Snecimcn COpics sent free.
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NOTICES.
UElR IN MIND

rY-That the TRIBUNE has the iars-
est circulation, aud is, fhcrotetc. the
best medium fer advertising, iR Seheca
Ceunty.-&7
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"winchcstcr's Genuine Preparation"

Form OF nr ehurchls Remedy. lNadn from tho
original Formula Tho ncton OF tho llypopho,p phitrs
Is TwoIotp and specific iHcrsdsHg tho principle Nmlu
coNsTirtrFA NERVOUS IuRcr, and they are tho MT
lowRtfrI ntnoD GRNkrAiiNa ACHNfs HNewN. Tho n rt
upon tho tuberculnr condition ~ TMkn ATE AT VIVA
GENERAL sSsrroNs pnArrEiMNa wnu A R,rti,tty wut,u
" REuiy NARu1ors. They T,here tho cc~rh, diminish
expcctoraion, tSprore tho appetite, arrest diirrhoa
tho nfJh sirvtts ehils, and Jsrsr tho bowels
lrcOlns ra1ular and INK All "A, ps.,,,,.Nu
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Col. Gibson Of the t9th, who came home
on Friday TO attend the func.al Of his child
returned on Tuesday morning. lie report.
the P-sisdent in good condition.
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Thanks to Hon. Geo. W Julian. NJ. c.,
Of Ind, for a cory Of his able speech.
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PRICES REDUCED.
GEO. r. HuSS,
No. = TOnlb's Block,

SCHOOL BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOK
MUSIC BOOKS,
ALL KINDS OF BOOKS.
Union Paper, so styles,
Union Envelopes, so styles,
Commercial Note Paper,
Letter Paper,
Foolscap Paper,
Envelopes Of every kind,
Autographs and Steel Engravings
of all the Generals in the army.
Diaries,
Pictures,
States,
Music,
Menorandums,
Gold Pens;
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DO YOU KNOW TIP

cONsrMrTfoN Is TliE Most Fatal, sCOtrCr oF
MANktNn II has been truly regarded oS Az iNtf "a
NV N,tArvfsw ever surviving iis attack. oHc - y
Of nc val, Awrsia rdrr," says m uhrcut, aud
MORE IIIAN CNE HNif Of AIT 1iit AT 1T iuit.
lATIuN " mos rivircyi ccmmurh,cs lfl,Sli IN ms
DISEASE" what sad commentary Vn the 0Vas,cd
efficacy ot tho Healing Art
The brilliant Discovery ot nr. Churchill, madc o tho
Imperial Academy OF Ncicinc, Of iars, has proved az
itsaiia1ll, bon 20 tho world. Wy tho VI this new
and iorrrl rsmt lial rltni. Known 10 lhcnlNlIv ~
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supposcd Murder a, Nj. pIanchard

Supposed Murder at Mt. blanchard
An aftair occurred at Mt Blanchard, Han.
cock co.. not long since. which led TO the
death of DE-. Msnsield and the arrest OF DR..
Ifsggcuy, on the charge Of murder. The
two had bcen ia partnership aud had some
difficulty in settling their Affairs. They &C.
cidoutaly met in store one day, aud some
words passed between them, when Haggcrty
struck Mansfield on the temple, from the ef
Cccts o(which he is said TO have died feS
days f'ervori,
The s5,h Gone to Virginia The SSH
Rtg. o. ". having At length received posi-.
tive marching orders, stuck ,h.ir tents oS
Friday last and proceeded to Ncrwalk, where
they bi,ou'ccd du'irg y. night. A large
crowd Of friends and symrathiscrs collected
in the meantime, TO see them ca SPEECHES
were made. donations Of clothing, books and
Creature comforts" were distributed and
there were many siftetionate embraces and
fond farewclls, Col. Lee and Mai ir Dew oil
we're much affected but acquitted themselves
lkcmo The next day, tsaturiay,l they
took the ears for Wheeling via Cleveland, -
The whistle shri,ked and the pondcrous train
moved of, amid the huzzahS and Uenediction.
Of the multitude They arrived SAFELY at Bel.
laire on SUNDAY. We shall try and keep Out
readers posted with regard to the where.
abou,s and condition Of the 5jth.
!
Grain and stock in Scneca-Therc /.
only one county in the State that produced
mote wheat, last year, than Seneca. Senccr
produced Gi7 ,1s9 bushels from rs 992 acres
Stark produced 600, 769 bushels from IL, 50.
acres.
Seneca ranks sixth in raising oats, wayn,
being first.
/ Seneca stands llih in horses. olst in cattle
18Th in sheep aud 29th in hogs.
Seneca county produced, last year, ,o07,
l6l bushels of corn, lo,2i7 bushels Of barley
53G, $40 bushels Of oats, 49,O69 tons Of hays
$50 ,G39 bushels of potatoes, 66I ,326 lbs. Q
butter aud 20 735 lbs. Of cheese.
Ross county raised the most corn, Lickiu
the most rye, Belmont the most buckwhea
Butler the most barley. Trumbull the mos
hay, Cuyahoga the most potatoes, Lorau til
most butter and Geauga the most cheese.
In lSGl Hnmilton co. had the most horse
and mules, Trumhull the most cattle. Lick
ing the most sheep. Ross the most hogs.
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Corrected weekly, by II. \. BuSkIRK n Bro
Wholesale aud Retail dealers ~ Grocrrics and pro
duee of alikinds, she whan's Riook THIN a.
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Ijdut. Mccormack is detailed to recruit
for tha 10Th. He wants about 100 men.
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Tinim Friccs Currcnf.

Corrected Weeklyby $. u. sSg,rn, Dealer ia o
Kinds OF Grain, &c., l.aessef's Block, Thin.
PoHK-2,75 800
WHEAT--sOGs5
CoHS- (shrliedg7).
do tENTlea o,
RYg--Uua, 20.
BARLgY--Ona na5g.
OATs-~R lI2Ou
PorAToEs--25 aan
FLAN ieEn-- sO.uO al 100.
BurrsR--SGlue
LARp-5c
TAuow-.Gc.
SMnEsn Hans tdPc.
DO Siogs Ayp SHoULbGus.-io.
PiCKLED ponK--i,0so
CLovgR SREp--s s3al.d3 10,
BeEswAY- a0n D2 D2Oc.
FRArHRRs-- 9O0c.3j
RAuss-2
GRERs HIDEs--aisc eGi
URS do &c.
EGGs--iOe. p tozen.
Timoihy seed,--l.25nl.Ge
WooL--3Ja 20
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/TNooDI WooDH WOoDH!
Any Anount ol good wood walded ~ this
6hlee on Aptsoiiption. Now is the tlmo to
bring Il io\
Good Potatoes and Winter Apples eiSc
laL,nou gubseiiptlcu,
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GO TO YERK'S
and se, the best Cooking stove for little money.
GO TO YERk'S
ani 2 ., vout nice elip.wars cheap.
GO TO IERk'S
to get vow vic. sud ehe.r Cedar Tubs, Chprn' and
Pails, Nosdeu powls ~,
GO TO lERK'S
TO ,e, your he'd cords. cc,hc.lnes, rope and ;wus.
GO TO IERKS
10 ,et yeut nice Iublr cutlery, nom ", ict' TO s.
per set,
GO TO YERk'S
to got yout teaisblc aud bai.,ine 'pocnN
60 TO YERK'S
! to get yaut ciothes, market aud sclccl baskets.
GO TO YERkS
to get yout ispsnned tcile, sets, rugs aud mats
GO TO YERk'S
to se' you, coffee mills, shovel aud 'o"s' p"rc'la'"
kettles and pans.
GO TO YERkS
ror you, well and ei,e,n pumps and pipe, for0'
! pumps aud grtlcn eheine'
go TO YERK'S
cot yoursecd and meal selves.
go TO YERK'S
yoaI ba.s osd copper ks'tes.
go 70 YkRk'S
to go, the bs and ebeapos, coal oil Ani nuid lamps
GO TO YERk'S
to get yom nuid, vegetable aud coal oil, tie best
| that j. made,
go TO lEltK'S
for your nice stove furniture and pipe.
IGO TO YERk'S
snd get one or his celebrated n,ick Oven Cool
stoves. CoMEANpsEEtl
GO TO YERK'S
for your stone and earlhsnwsrs.
GO TO YERk'S
iryou wan, to buy good. in hi, line cheap.
GO TO YERK'S
for your hand aud farm bells.
GO TO YERK'S
IL you wan, Corn aud cob Min.
GO TO YERK'S
Tor your Cern Shellen.
go TO YERK'S
for your Reaper. and Mowers.
IGO TO YERK'S
foryour fancy cabs aud wagons, willow and woOdeI
box, cheap.
You cqn rely On ge,ting'hc beS, good, 1.-THE loves
price at al time. at hi, old established house.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-31
TNE AYPOPNOSPHITES

"ThO CURE or coNsrMPTtoN. ereH In the
Second aud rhird Stage. Cat n pcrind, therefore,
whcH there be aenst y. 10 the nrtrrc ol
the Diseased ts tho RULE. white DEATH Is IHt
ENCEpTION.v "I Know" SAYS ~. g..
"that they VIII prove not c-iy as 81 nv ErM
EDy In CONSUMPTION n. ouluine t. In later
mittcnt Fever, bat also ma enectuni n rkEsIn
NATlXE NJ Vaccination In smnIl raN."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-31

school Fund Last year, Seneca county
received S53S GA more School Fund from the
State than she paid in Of Taxes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-31

let no sndrrcr, who values health and lie, delay
hour to try this rcm'ly, Remember that prcNcntpn
IL hotter than cnrcn Beware OF scf deception TIM
sooihlag assurance " ricnds that Is osIy idas
cold ~ Fatal error to myrNds who nl wcri1tgrn
eravcel Give cntrtt YOU prnntt httVution tO thu
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-31

Keep us Posted--we hope the Seneca
bows in the army will not fail - keep us pos
ted