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being eathekej together iot in,erment. The
rebels looked awful hard; dead horses we're
lying all over the field muskst,, easnvn balls,
shells, bullets aud all kinds Of aecou,remerts
for the carrying ON Of war. wehave good
many rebel prisoners cooped up: % they re.
treated, ard being hard pressed. they aban-
doncd all that they could not travel with.
making regular corduroy roads with their
muskets.
More prisoners coming in all the time. We
now lay cncamped on the west end Of vii
liamsburg. don't like to write the camp
reports that fly all the time, they being, some
times, p, city authentic, at other times, trash.
Williamsburg 10 quite q place, something
like II. Ball--a few citizens leit to tell the
tale of Southern chiva,ry In the battle,
Witch will perhaps appear in history, as a
record ofthe way Of Sighting, the rebels were
making charge on our men aud about to
gain the field
As they came, they shouted "Bun Run"
as a terror TO our men. AZ they were on the
point Of victory, our men we're reinforced by
Sickle's Brigade-thoy shouted emo Bull
Run until each and every one Of US lie,
upon the field" and in they went ard back
Mr., Rebels fell, Iprcsume, linking that Bull
Run days had about played out
Our boys are all well and stand soldering
well, although hard life in time Of war
Lieut. Hord is having pretty hard initia.
tim, but he stands it like a major lie be.
longs to Co. f. Folks must ne, think bard
of the few letters that they receive from ne
when on the march, as tits impossible to
write them aud to iind transportation.
! l don know our dejtination. The wat
looks, to ne, as u there was going to 6e q
speedy end, according to the last ten day.
work. Mes improving his time. suppose
you will nave to direct the same MS oelore
aud they will follow up. DJut forget by
any means, to send the Tifin papers. You
will hear of the Merrimac being sunk aud
the evacuation, some time before this rsnc h
es you, and other news more important
! will have to bring this to close, by in.
forming you the prices Of provisions at vii.
lamsburg.
Salt is worth aud has been sold for ss5 pc,
saek-th,ir sacks contain about as much AZ
our salt barrels. Coffee. 81 25 per ID, sugar
81 and 80 on.
The loss Of the battle is about equal on
both sides, in killed aud wounded. but we
have pris1 ners, stores, cannon, &C., aud still
the pursuing cavalry press them 50 hard that
we ate gaitins their batteries fast, aud take
more prisoners all the time.
he euemy's force on the peninsula, amour.
ted to one hundred aud seven thousand, &c.
curate. (Good authority.)
CYAN"
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The Advertisers BraEghdocio Prop.
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Sup't Pub. Schools


The Advertisers BraggsdOcio Prop
osi'ion Aceep'ed'--lhe editor OF the Ad'
'er'iSer' In his 'N'f'mi'y' makes desperate
stemp. to ge' up sympathy with the ladies
" 'he A'd society We thought he wc"h
oe urlyen' I" last'to seek petlieoat protection
nc makes a proposition TO pay said Society
80 we produce certain proof Now, the
eui'Or wen knows that whatever documents
ne may nave ''s"edApre on me IN 'he T. w.
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RECEIVED.
Petition.

To the Commissioners of Seneca County, o.
We. the undersigned, your petitioners, re
spcctfully pray your honorable body to re-
duce the width OF the iolloa ing roads 10
Scipio township, Seneca county, o., from
sixty t6O) feet, as at present, to forty 40) feet
in width, rs follows, to-wit:
80 Our of said roads commences at the south
east Of section twenty five and the
north east corner of section thirty six, and
ru ming thence west on and along the section
line between sections twenty five (25) and
thirty six (3G), twenty six (2G) and thirty five
$3.50, and twenty seven (27) and thirty four
'(34) to the west line OF said last mentioned
sections and there t, rminnt,.
Also, n county road commencing at the
south east corner of section thirty four (34)
and th. south west corner of section thirty
five (35), and running thence north on the
section line between said sections, and SIC
tions twenty six (2G) and twenty seven 1871
TO the north line OF said last named sections
and there 10 terminate
Also, a county road commencing at the
sonth east east corner of section thirty five
1851 aud at the south west corner of section
thirty six 1861 and running thence north be.
tween said sections thirty five 1851 aud thirty
six l36l and twenty FIVE [25J aud twenty elk
d26l tothe north line of said sections, and
there to terminate.
Your petitioners respectfully represent that
anore than forty feet is not required for
either Of these roads, ond the reduction nf the
width would be an advantage TO the public
and a great benefit to the adjacent land
owners.
Feb o. A. u 1850
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.Timn Prices Current.

corrected Weeklyby =. u. sSEArH, Dealer In a
>iLds Of Grain, &c, Loesssr's Block, Tiiha.
PoRk-3,jU to 400
WHEAT-e5dS0
CoES- (shrlle 1901.
do tEaT)27 C..
d., RYE--OOQ40.
BARLgY--nnd5
OATs--eO a22e
PorAToEs--e5a 30
FLAX SsEp-- su.uUe9l 90.
BITrEH--h6Dluc
LARp-5e
TALLow--6c
sMokRD HANS GGae.
do SlDgs AND SnouLpERs--ic.
PIoKLED PoRK--6gD7e.
CLOVES sKgD-s3S5.@4C
HEEswAN--0nR2nc.
FR R,THERs--DO0c. IS
RAGs--2c.
GREEN iiIDRs--?Ho al
DRN do 70.
EGas-06e. . dozen
Timothy ssed.-l,iUaI.Bo
WooL-35GiO
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Money from the red Regiment
Messrs. Blrehsrd. Miller 4 Co., bankers oi
this place. have received about 900 from
the I'D regiment. This does not include the
entire amount sent home by the regiment, as
large sums. we learn. have been sent to Cl yde,
Fostoria and Medins, by the compa mics from
those places. The Regiment has been paid
off 70 the LIST Of h.-l Fremont Dem.
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+. o. RemOval.-For the information o
the public, we will state that the Postofiic,
has been removed from its former central 10
cation to Tomb's Block. We had supposed
that the Postoffice was public institution. Il
be kept for the public convenience, but it ap
pears it is to be made private, family con
Germ
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LEGAL Papers The Boston Journal
rays its compliments to those who take for.
eign to the exclusion Of their own home pa
per, as follows:
'.Not tenth part Of all the local news
which transpires in any country town inds
its way into the city newspapers, and he who
takss the latter 70 the exclusion OF his own
town or country paper, does net fulfill his
duty ss citizen. Such a person 10 unwor-
thy 20 nh 4 town oiaee, fss hs Iaost certainly
lacks local Pride.'
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The sist.-This Regiment is stationed
at Huntsville, Alabama, being a part of G en-
Mitchell's Division. Col. Norton is Proyos
Marshal and his regiment is Provost GuarG
of the place, which means, in plain English
that they. for the time, are the civil as vel
as military authority ofHuntsville aud re
gion round about Findlay Courier.
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New York Market.

NEW YoRK May 20.
FLouR-Sales ofl0 600 bbls at - ,25@4 81
for super western "a 50@4 rs ier common
10 medium extra western; 81 95a5 10 for in,
fesiQEi2 good shipping brands. extra round
hoopUmo.
MHEAT-Sales at 81 3i@Sl IS.
~rkE-Sales at 75@76c.
BARLEY--Sales at s0I5c.
Coas--Sales 81. 900 bl at at52@551S for new
yellow.
, oArs--sales at s0@4sc for State, West
ern and Canadian.
WBIsKY-held 25I<c.
PoRK-Sales. $50 bills at sl2, ,50@O0 90
for mess l2 00tal3 90 for prime
BLEP--Sales al Sc 00@7 0O for country
prime; 50 509 10 90 for country mess.
BxEy HAMs-Steady. Sales at si7 0J@s0O
90 for western.
Cur MEAn-Dull. at 4@4Iec for shoul.
ders, and 81 @7c for hams.
BACON Steady. Sales at $50.
LARD--Salea at 7@621c. ~
BUrrER--A fair business doing stl1@l7
for Ohio; lI@l6c for State.
CnEEE-6@71ac
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The Wheat Crop, in this county, never
looked more favorable at this season. 1t is
very forward and is growing very rank. In
deed there is danger that it will "lodge" or
run too much to straw. Every thing indicates
an early harvest.
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The Reason.--A person high in authod.
ty% Washington, writes us, that he thinks
the real reason of our removal from the Post
Noi6se "a because xesustainSd Rrsmonts This
he ~sys' is so4ieient for Blair. AHe nuke
activity in the Republican ranks win soon be
cause Of renewals 1t looks 40. when the en-
mics Of the Administration control it.
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sheriff sale.
Rufus W. Reed

vs.
Ralph Leigh and Edwin W. Johnson
BY virtue 0fan order made by the Court oi
Common Pleas Of Seneca county. Ohio. n,
the January term, A ID, 1862, in the above
entitled casse and 10 me directed. | will offer
for sale atpu9lie vendue at the door Of the
Cont Houss, in tbs city Of Tim, in said
county, on
TVS goth pAr or MAY, A, n. 1862,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock Y. NJ. Of said day. the following de
scribed lands aud tencments, to wit:
ln'lot nombcrcd twenty two (22) IN Min
ncat's first addition to the town Of Eisdon
Seneca county, q.
LEVI wEIRICN.
Sheriff.
April 2S, is62. s3l5
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Taken Prisoners.-A correspondent o
the Cincinnati Gazette. writing from Frank
lin, Va, on the 18th, says: "Fiyc p.ivat,s q
ofthe 55th Ohio, Col. J. @. Lee commanding
while acting as pickets. covering the retreat.
Sere taken prisoners" From this We infer
that the 55th was at the battle.
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Bopnets!-The new style of bonnets arc
a curiosity, almost as much so as Aunt Rach
els of the "old Folks" They flare out ter.
ribly, have decided tendency skywArd and
run down behind with fearful descent
Truly. there is no accounting for the fash
ions.
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Annual Examination of the Public
Schools.-The Annual Examination Of the
schools Of this city. will begin Monday, May
26th, and continue Till Saturday, The cit.
invited to attend. Catalogues containing the
new course Of study, the supcrintcndent's Re
port and the programme of the examination
will be found at the Book Stores.
L. Z. HOLDEN,
Supt Pub. Schools.
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The Elephant Coming.-By rcfereAee
to nn advertisement in another place, it will
10 seen that Robinson L Lakes Circus and
Menagerie Combined, will be in Tifn, on
Thursday, the 29th inst. All who love the
sport Of the ring will take notice.
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Personal.-Col. Mungen, of the 57th, re.
turned home on Tuesday last. lie has had
u severe attack OF dy sentery and fever, which
has cut him down badly; but he is now re-
covering He represents the health of the
regiment as improving L findluy Courier.
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Our Armg Correspondence
Extract from Letter from Van C.
COOnrOd. of the list Chasseurs


1t appears that the rebels had hardly evae
uated Yorktown, until our boys began the
march to press the enemy into a second Bull
Run, (on their siae,) and the thing was did.
However they gave us battle two miles the
other side Of Williamsburg. where they had
Notifications second to Gibralter. Peck's
Brigade, the first to advance. engaged the
enemy's force of at least 40, 900. by their own
accounts. and held their ground, fighting
with desperation until reinforced by other
brigades Of "Keyes" Disvislon-not Keye's
but COUGHS and Keye's army corps. Couch
being our Division Gen. Our Brigade that
is Graham's. were lying in wait for our KNAPP
sacks and provisions, four miles from the en-
gagement
The enemy having two to our one aud we'll
fortified, the battle appeared doubtful and
orders came foS Graham's Brigade to mhke a
forced march to the scene OF battle, and IN
less than no time, we were ON the march ,
through mud up TO our ankles at every step,
boOt'tops being hardly Of sdnf use; still We
pressed on, and hearing. that our whole d.
vision, exeeps US, were under fire, our =
nerved themselves for the march, and arriy!
ed on the battle ground in time for one Of the
aids 10 carry the news that Grsham's Grlg.
ade had arrived, which animated them-so lhe
spirit Of yictoTy--now or die. wehk4 not
more than formed our line Of battls43 W hen
cheer upon cheer went up that the day was
won, and the rebels In full retreat, sud our
cavalry and artillery in hot pursuit II
would be utterly impossible for me TO estI-
mate the loss ON our side.
The next day went over the battle ground
to see the sight. and sight it was, TO see w.
ng scattered all over the ground, dead reb-
sls and the dead Of our fOree',as they were
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Lieut.. Col. Blackman, OF the 10th,
passed through 1fiin, on Saturday, on his
way home. He has leave OF absence for a
short time to recruit his health He reports
the 49th in excellent condition.
Lieut. Turner, of G en-. Johnson's staff, and
Capt. Porter are also home on sick furloughs.
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Blacks Saloon is now in full operation
Everybody that wants glass of ice cold
Lemonade, or soda, or dish Of rich ice cream,
calls upon Black when they come to town.
Blnck always keeps the first and best of the
season.
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Confirmed. An interesting class ofsomc
20 candidates were confirmed, by Bishop Be.
dell, In Trinity Episcopal Church, on Friday
evening last Rev. Mr.. Kinney, the Rector,
is encouraged in his work
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James X. Glenn, administrator Oc Andrew
Glenn, deed,
vs.
Daniel Huffman and Geo. W Huffman.
by uuoe of an order made by the Cour,
of Common Pleas OF Seneca County, Ohio, nj
the Jan. term, A. D. lSG0, in thr aboyo en-,
titled cause aud to me objected, | will oN,f
for sale at pNblic Vendue, at the door OF the
Court House, In the city OF Tihu, in said
county, on
Tax 81 pAr oT JuSE, A. u. 1869.
between the hours oe 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock p NJ. OF said day, the following dc
scrlbed lands and tcncments. tc.wit;
The south west quarter OF section thiu,
five $3.50 in township one O. north Of rang,
fourteen (lll in said county Of ScLeca, aut
State of Ohio, containing one hundred nni
sixty acres of land, move or lcsi
LEVI WEIRICK.
Sheriff
May ., 1862. $500
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The Crime OF Secession.

Thus the Louisville Josrsai portssys
the crime Of secession:-"Murder Is one
crime. lbeft il another, blasphemy anoth-
er, andSo on throughout the decalogue,
but secession is the concentration of crime
in itself as il is the destruction Of law, the
overthrowing Of the entire social fabric,
aud leads inevitably to the perpeuasion Of
every oaense forbidden BY the laws Of
God and man." l
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The 95th in another Fight.-By ref
erenee to letter in another place, copied
from the Cincinnati Gazette, it will be seen
that the 95th Ohio took a prominent part in
the recent fght near Mcdowell, Va, and
that they had killed and - wounded. The
SD Ohio also suffered considerably. Gen.
Schenck was in command. We have no,
learned whether the 55tb was in the hsht OF
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Run oh.--Dayit K!i@s sf Adrian and S,
Taylor of Bloom Township, have left the
county. without settling foy TIC Arib9ne.-
There are othA whose man ~in soon api
pear in print, if>they don't settle up. We
shall publish every man Who tries to dclraud
US in this MANNER,
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Thanks.-lhe members of the Fosloriu
Aid Society tender their thanks to the ladies
and gentlemen of Tifin, who gave our cti.
zens Concert, for the benefit of our Aid So.
ciety.
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Cooley for June has been received. It is
full Of choice reading and the latest fashions
The ladies all admire Cooley.
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Hats and Caps.--C. Lciner, opposite
the Court House. keeps all the latest style.
of Hats and Caps to suit all, both great aud
small.
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Street scenes.--The editor of the Ad.
versiser meets we'll known banker on the
street, just after our return from Washing.
ton, and is hsarS to ssy--"By George WE
are beat" That "we" is significant yet
Eve" knew nothing about It!
An unsophisticated countrymsn asks city
Loco why the change Of Postmaster was
made. Loco rcplies-"we didn't want any
id Abolitionist 10 have the Office"
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NIILLINERH
MANTUA MAKING.

Mrs. j. O. ALLEN wishes IL
inform the ndies THIN and ,icl,ity ihni 4hc in
nds TO kerp nice assortment Of milinery Toods ais
Caps, HrsH Thinning, Dpitons, Eels, Nc. she
WIN spare no pains In keepnf uPthe latest novelty o
W. season. she has employed at experienced Dtcsi
Maksrto ,upenntend that dcpougu4nt. Family sew
ing done TO order, and un short RsICr.
Dresses, Closks, and Mantilla, MADE M prices Ia
suit the times. Terms, cash. iadcs, give hers cali
Cone and for yout.cyes >rattptns ftr ladies aut
ehdren's Arpurel. Thankful ft past hvofs, she
hopes sillto shotc the pubhc pa,rnsge
Rooms On Market street, olposile ~. kuhnh tic"
may23m
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Tiffiu atseklp Tribune.
Local and Miscellaneous.
Tiifin, O, FRIDAY, Nav az, s6a,
Fine Printing.-Hapinq jusi az a

Fine Printing.-Haping Just ad-
ded a large assortment Of Nep JOB Type
as yell as other Fine Printing Materials
10 our JOB Department, zoe are no,o pre-
pared TO do all kinds of Fine Printing
in a style NOT 10 be surpassed. Wedding,
InUiiation, Visiting and Business Cards
printed in ery superior manner. In
Tint and Color Printing TOE cannot Be
erceHed. Call at the TRIBUNE Office and
see specimens.
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See Advertisement of Mccormick
Reapers and Mowers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-23

sorghum seed can be obtained of W
r. Chamberlin, nt the Depot.
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MARRIED..

At the Davis House, on the llth inst, by
Rev q. s. Phillips, Dir. Lewis U. Green 10
Miss Jaue Woodruff.
In rifiin, the 10Th inst by the same Mr.
William d. Lepper to Miss Mary Bloom.
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Hon. John sherman has our thanks for
numerous iavors.
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The Scandinavian Pills and Purifier.

CINCINNATI, July | 1888.
DR. O. w. RoBAcK-Dcar Sir: -In reply ia
inquiries made OF me, IL gives me pleasure u
say. that Mrs. N. Aztec. OF the Society OF
Friends, and widow Of the late Dr.. Atee OF
Cincinnati, previous to her going East, ex
pressed her confidence in the efficacy Of your
scandinavian Remedies, and the benefit she
derived from using them. She had been suf.
fcing from general ostration at times, be.
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rous r. NEEDLES were rcslrted TO without re.
lief, when some friends recommended cgirse
Of your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills. They had the desired effect.
aud she was considered as restored to health
know many who have used your rene.
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rived, thus testiging OF their rcnovating in.
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Your Obedient servant,
s. J. BROWN.
Rev Samuel j. Brown has been devot-
ed laborer in the cause Of Christianity in Gin.
cinnati, for more than thirty years, as Utmost
every old Cincinnatiin knows. Such testi.
mony, from such source. IL not TO be passed
ed over lightly. No other Proprietary Rem
edics ever presented to the pub 10. ever re.
ceived a 1.-THE of the commentator from
MEN OF STANDING, in every walk Of
life, that mine haye-done. See advertise
ment.
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bni othef periods their use IL perfectly safe.
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60 any authorized AGENT will ensure package sfpis
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, Carries. .-Beware Of Countcrfeits: the genuine
have the signature Of c Crosby the outside wrapper
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Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops.
NEVER fail to destroy and suctmiuute all kinds Of
Intestinal Worms Are perfectly reliable in all cases,
sndCsr superior, to sny and alt Of the Fancy Worm
Confsctions snd nsueehs vsunifuses which in
They may be takcn al all times with hPefect safety, a.
they contain Mercury, other deleterous drug
Mothers should always purchase them, and give theii
children other.
Each sox contains % crops.
(No Csthartic wbateveris necessrryto be given)
forsals by alt druggists and fsalsrs in medicines.
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octlIly RuA,lo, ". ", and For, Ere. g. w.
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Notice.-The Soldiers Aid Society will
meet every Monday and Friday afternoon
Mt one o'clock, until further notice.
tits expected that all, who feel an interest
in our sick and wounded soldiers. will co ope
rate with us, and assist to relieve their suffer
ings.
MRS. F. DON BENHAM,
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Testimonial TO the Daughter of the
Sth Ohio.
CANT NEAR NEw MARKET, Va.l
NAV 10Th, 60

ANhB
Miss MARY BEARD:
In consideration Of the fact that you are the
Daughter Of the Sth. and q resident OF the
place where our company was formed, We
herewith tender you small present as a to.
ken of our r;gaid. We offer you no advice,
Mary, for the uncertain future Of your earth.
ly pilgrimage. Your own innate virtues will
prove a strong bulwark of defense against
the encroachmcnts of vice, aud when you
bring your fathers and mothers advice to
rc.enforce your position you can set the enc.
my at defiance.
With FED tRgs Of the kindcst regard, and
ardently hop for you bright future, we
-haye the pleasure Of sdbscribngeurseives
Y n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-23

Watson's Neuralgia King Is caring daily
all cases Of Neuralgia aud Rheumatisra.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-23
THIN Retail Market.


Corrected weekly, by II. A. BUsklRK & Brs
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Groceries and pr,
doce Of allkinds, she Slan's block TiifnO.l