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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-07
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Lower Melion, Montgomery county, P

PRICE 25 CENTS PER PACKAGE.
AGENTS-D. 5 Barnes & Co, 202 Broaiwuy
n. Y; Dyott & Co, No. 239 North Seaond st
Philadelphia; ). NJ c. Nesbitt & CO. pvit De-
poait, Md, SUCCESSORS to J,mes Wilson
For sale by all druggists and Dealers
nov Z, 63-6mus
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VALU ABLE
"a No Hhn
In Elk Neck.
CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND,
FOR SALE.
TN pursuance of an Order in the Orphans
l. Court of Cecil county, the subrciibvr, us
Executor of Capt. Isaac j. Lor, will offer hi
Public Sale, ON
Tuesday, the LIST day Of December, neri,
at tie Court House door, in the town OF Elkton,
Cecil county, Maryland, al That
Valuable Farm.
lying on Elk River, OF which Capt Lott died
| seized, containing
240 ACRES OF LAND,
about one-ihird OF which is good Wood land
The Improy ements are
BRICK DWELLlNG, ST by r. -teT.i.
10 feet, with Brick Kitchen al - ~ e.
tached, 10 by 10 feet; large % ss7asfzsss5s.sYs
Frame Barn, on Stone B;,sen
Siabng, % by 6! iect; Frame Corn Crib and
OiahaFy' \o!d.(
lheie Is hne thriving Apple Orchard, in
iull bearing condition Also. nifty voting Trees
recently planted oil very choice fruit.
-, 1hele Is i!'so young Teach Orchard of ZOO
Trees, i'll fine healthy condition, which may
come parity into bearing next se,tson
large quantity OF Lime, Bone Dust, Guano
ana oiher hIin'Iles, have been put upon the
la'h within the last lew years; and there arc
now ABOUT 9oo OF l,UuU bushels of stacked On
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q tUItHE 81 UtK.
We, he undersigned, have used your Powder
at the request of our friend, Geo. Sny der, anc
find it very useful among our cattle
PETER OFT. JACOB OFT,
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oct 2i-63. LEWIS 4 MARRETT.
FARM FOR SALE

'5'HE Undersigned will sell at Private
Il or Public Sale, on
I"esday, .ths 1st Of December, 1868,
at . o'clock, p. NJ.
at the Court House door. in Elkton, part
or III" whole oi Farm Of ~ Acres. sitn,-
ted on Bohemia MAJOR. on the new road.
about two miles from Chesapeake City. The
land is Of excellent quality, about IS acres
arabic, the res:inc in timber. The farm Is
We'll wttarc Tla improv, ntntS ar. IA
good frame Dwelling House, with Carriage
House, stable, &c. Also, good Tenant
House Both OF these houses are nearly new.
There is also upon the farm. Il Young and
thriving Peach Orchard. OF choice buddci
irUlt. u bearing this season.
IFEMs OF SaLE.-On" third af the pur-
purchase money to be paid in cash on the day
oi sale; one other third in twelve months,
and the residue in = months from The day of
sale the credit payments to be secured by
bond, bearing interest from date with ap-
proved security, or by mortgage on the prem
Uses. WI. H. Oldham
JAS. T. MCCULLOUGH,
oct. 81, '63 5t. Elkton
x Bucks County lntclligencer copy and
send liii. Please lIake the above adv. cor
respond with this.
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Yours very respectfully

By" Those marked with Ticket
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-06-05
Ths ..rrcntr prmocrntlc Mectins ..

The ssgreau' Democratic Meeting. at
which the Advertiser had Il hs, there would
be from 's TO 10 thoussnd'' present. was q
"Msss'' meeting Of slim proportions. We
have heard the number present variously es-
timsted at from 500 10 600. bu, figure be-
tween those would, perhaps. be nearer the
true number, We saw but one delegation
come in, and it was from Republic and con
tained Gag, tths only one At the meeting),
scme poor martial masis, three wagons and a
buggy.
Little Sunset Cox wss the only speaker
that could be drummed up. lie was captur'
cd at Columbus and brought up 10y tue great
Democratic dictator Of this county. In his
speech, which occupied some three hours in
delivery, Cox proved that his title of little"
describes him truly in every respect except
that OF bleckguatjirg his supcriors, at which
he ean make full hand, We did not hear
all Of his speech, but are informed that 1t con
sisted Of stale anecdotes aud personal abuse,
nte, sperscd with abuse of the government
Armstrong standing behind to tell him what
and who to talk about As Tor argument,
thcre was none,
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synod of Ger. Ret. Church. h.-.Tms
body held lie anual session in our citv dur.
ing the past week The Pres Of synod Of last
year, the Rev. Geo. r. Russell preached
the opening sermon on last Tuesday evening
to large eoncourse Of people. A large mum.
Der of ministers and elders were present dur.
ing the entire session, representing In par,
the states Of fennsy lvsuia, Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois. Tue session was harmooious, and
much business transacted OF great importance
to the church. On sabbath afternoon, 10y
general ivitation the various sobb.,h schools,
Of the city, were convened In the church and
the room was densely crowded with children
and parents: remarks were made by Revs.
II. Reiter, z. c. Prugh and d. Winters and
Elder II. Leonard, better known Ss "the
Fisherman" all were delighted. Prior to
their nj jjournmeut, they returned the citiz,ns
their sincere thanks for the hospitality shown
them. We were pleased to have them visit
our city, and hope they will not go long delay
holding another session here.
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CORN MEAL.
And all kinds of Feed
your BccS
NOW is YOUR TIME,

individual and Farm rights to make and use
the LANGSrROTH MOvEABLE COMB
BEE HIVE. will be sold til the 18th day OF
April next, $3.50, and after that date the pre-
vailing Price in all of the radj,ining counties
will be charged, viz: $500.
The reputation of this hive is fully estab.
lished in this county, as n goodly number Of
our best bee. e.keepers are now using il; md
to them refer any seeking information. All
wanting their bees put into this hive, the
coming season are requested to get the hives
themselves, and let me know as soon as pos
sible. You must not expect me to bring the
hives to you, for transferring will occupy my
whole time. By delaying you may lose one
or more swarms which would have paid all
the expenses.
Kaup d Kline, of Tiffin, and II. Ditenha
fer, of Bloonville, are prepared TO furnish
any quantity If good hives TO all who may
favor them witt a call. Don't wait till your
bees are swnrming, but get your hives now,
aud have them ready.
Money can be sent me by mall and bee
keepers are cordially iavited to correspond
with me, or to visit my Apiary in Spring
Dale, one mile directly south of the Court
House in Tiiin, and judge for themselves
..-- 1T. MARTIN.
Tifin March l3 '63-3m
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Tribute to Company X, 48,h O. v. I

Tribute to Company X, 48th o. v. I
We are happy 10 state to its many friends
that Company X, (Capt. Patterson) of the
10Th Regiment, has had the following tribute
paid TO its efficiency
HEAD QUARTERS Department Of the CUNT
berland, Murireesboro May %, 1863 !
Cart. PATTERSON, Co. X, 49th Ono Vols.
--SR:--Your company has been brought to
the SPECIAL NOTICE of the Major General com.
manding by the Assistant Inspector &c neral
of this army, for its proficiency in Drill and
Discipline. Very Respectfully,
Your obedient Servant,
WILLIAM McMICHAEL,
Major and \. A. G..
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soldiers Gounty,
TO she People IF Seneca Count,

To she People IF Seneca CoUntyi
PURSUANT to an Act Of the
ucucral Assembly Of the State Of Ohio,
passed md ,eok effect April 7th, A. u. 1868,
the Commi4sioners Of Seneca county have
issued Binds for the purpose Of raising
money to pay the extra Boenty Of S25 prom
iscd to Volunteers who cnlistyd in the old
and new Regiments fw thc Uuited States
Military service hnd.r the calls of the Presi
deut issued July 81 and August 9TH, A, ID
lS62 Al monies paid uurn sub-orip,iu,
or otherwise paid as B,unty within the In.
tent and meaning ol said Act will he refund
ed The present emergency demands ton
thousand (ziO,000) dollats to meet all un
paid boUpues aud the BOARD appeal to the
people Of the county to come iorwotd aud
purchase their Boads, aud thereby enable to
mlhll PROMISES hvrctotore made to the sol.
diers in the field These Bonds arc absolute
aud bear Interest At the rate of ak per cent,
per aunum. Any person. wishing to procure
these bonds will call upon the County Au
dtor.
BY order Of the Board.
ISAAC kAGY, Auditor.
Tiffin. May 10, 1863. S2-lt
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The Dedication Of Hedges Hail.
Speeches and Orations.-Grand Vocal
and instrumental Concert nnd Social
Dance.-Thc Glorious Fourth Of July
We are authorized to announce that Hedges
Hall, said to be the largest and best arranged
Hall In the West, will be dedicated on the
Fourth Of July next.
This Hall has been erected and fitted up
with care and expense for the special use
and benefit of the Young, for their moral and
intellectual Improvement and social enjoy
ment. and il will be dedicated to them. .
All the youth Of the city and country are
therefore invited to attend and take part in
the ceremonies. EARLY lin the day grand
procession win form.
The Odd Fellows. tho Masons. the Dru
ids. the Soldiers, the Citizens and Children,
with music and banners will march into III,
Hall, where appropriate addresses will be de-
livercd
Afterwards n grand vocal and instrument.
al concert will be given, in Xhich all the
children willparticipate, underthe instruction
and direction Of Professor Webster, assisted
by his family, the Berger family, the German
Brother Band, and Boos celebrated Brass
Band, and the Tifin Cornet Band.
In the evening the Hall will be brilliant
ly illuminated. dccorated'wilh flags aud ban
ners, and enlivencd with music for a grand
cotilIon party and social dance,
The whole house will be opened during the
day, well supplied with seats, and refresh
ments and parties from the country can re
tire to any Of the humorous rooms for rest
and amusement.
An old fashioned fourth Of July celebra.
tion will be given; and every body is invit
ed and expected to attend aud have a good
social time.
Let all the local nmusements be postponed
and let all. old and young, unite in making q
grand aud glorious demonstration at Hedges
Hall.
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Arrest of Deserters and Church.
Burners.--A detao .ment from Company A, =,
Hoffman Battalion. commanded hy Captain
Benson, under direction of Provost Marshal
STEINER, arrived in town at 6 o'clock on
Tuesday evening, and at once proc eeded to
Benton and vicinity, in Crawford county,
where they arrested the following persons,
ard returned to town by half past nine on
Wednesday morning Jonathan Miller, Ad-
am Miller, Henry Miller, John Chambers.
Joseph Quintance, Samuel Miller and -
Oberlander. Henry Miller Is the leader
of the gang that has burned two churches,
tore down third and gutted fourth. The
wo old men, Miller and 0berlander, were
arrested for harboring deserters the others
for dssertion. Some OF these were volun-
tsers, some were substitutes, and all Vsllau.
digham copperhcads Of the strictest sect, and
some of them boasted that they would never
be taken alive. Two houses had to be broke
open, and when Capt Steiner walked one of
them from his peaceful slumbers he a. once
6i""oNN w "e 'S'Oi'sID puh huS Nuptuiii
held an ugly looking hollow instrument over
his head, and remark ed that he had a slight
advantage of him, aud the sopperhead gave
in. The most Of them sported bntternut EN-.
blems when arrested. but the soldiers gallant.
ly relieved them Of their weight. These
brave butternuts think that churches are not
a copperhead institution, and in this they
are right.
Capt. Steiner and the brave boys of the
squad deserve great praise for the quiet and
speedy manner 10 which they performed theiI
duties.
In the afternoon. just before they took III,
train for sandusky, at the request of the ia
dies they were marched TO the residence o.
Hon. Cooper X. Watson where the patriotic
ladies Of our city presented each officer snt
man with splendid boquet
Judge Hord was called out and made then
a spicy aud appropriate little speech which
they cheered to the echo.
Captain Benson responded in a brief bu
happy manner. After giving three cheers TO
the ladies Of Tiffin and three for the Flag o
Beauty and Glory. they took mp the line o
march for the depot, the prisoners in ih,
centre. Every man Of the command behaved
as true patriot soldier should while the!
lwers hsre, winning golden opinions from all
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IlOvS.

am Agent for the best, chcopcet,
and most durable Flows in tho
North west. Also. Cultivators,
Hay Rakos, Sugar-Canc Mills,
Evaporators, Corn and Cob-Cush
ers, Feed Steamers, Cider Mil's,
Straw.C Cutters AID Corn-Shcllcre,
of the latest patterns, and all on
reasonable terms.
Eight years ago became Agent
for the sale of Agricultural Ma
chincry, and have ever since given
it my attention, which enables mo
to always select the bost in use.
Farmers OF Seneca and adjoin-
ing Counties, for further particulars, aud an
exhibition Of Sample Machines cul ut Gen
cral Agency Office, No. / Washington ST. f,
one door North of the Court House, Tiiiip,
Ohio.
JAMES S. YERK,
Gcnl, Agent, for soliciting orders for all
kinds or Agricultural Implements.
Arrl %, 1868. 29--tf
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Resolutions of the Evangelical As
socintiop. The following declarations
.nin,ous,,, .5on,oI =, ,l,o .n.,,oI
"''e u"""'"9 "''p" VIZ. a"""
'ee''o" " WV "'''' N'"''s"Ns " s'e f' ="
geiicai Association' convened at Be'tsvllie,
Seneca county, Ohio, May olst, 1868.
Wa tho ministers of tho Ohio .r,u.,
ConfeIonce in lew of the lamentnbIe and inn.
neriIeJ condi,ion y, onr conntrv. feel imrrr..
sed to make the following declarations
lat That We value our Who'll. country. one
and inseparable. above every otter earthly
consideration and we feel that there /. no
temnoraI sacri6ce too denr "a Law unon her
soc,sd nl,or
q, -.
1u inas 'ne feoo's W 'no 90 ooa," ,S "re 'nu,
which ia devas,a,ing onr once nanny coantry.
and n In, ,h. I.n1 Win lamslt.t;on All
monr,ing'
Al That tho COMMUNICATION of Amman
I,xooIy Prss;d,.nt of ,h. IInited Sh,,ss ;s
honest in nurnoss ;nst In nroy;s;on and
skillrul in mapacensnt. is wortbv of ,he
hich.st cnmmen,bu,on and sinucr,s, graft.
tu1e Of A lovaI and na,riotio neople There.
fore we solsmnIy niedre him our Influence
and ca. oneratinni in furs,sbino means IN or nah
the rebellion in front and treason in The rear.
so os m estah,ish ,Le authority of onr covsrn.i !
ment. when tbcse who with murderons hand a
seek to destroy this glorious temple Of liberty
may be brought to Justice.
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and their Heirs
Take NOticey

The undersigned has made such
arrangements that he can secure
BouNTY, BACK PAY, Passions, &c.
FOR SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS IN
the shortest possible time in which
the same can be done.
obtain PENnoNs for DISABLED
SOLDIERS, for the WIpow Of DE-
CEASED SOLDIERS, for the WIDOWED
MOTHERS and ORPHAN SIsTERs OF
SOLDIERS who died unmarried.
nm in constant communication with the
PRoPER DErARTMkNrs. and can insure prompt
returns to my applications.
FEES $500, For Each Application.
II you wish your business promptly attcn
ded TO, and your accounts ngainst the Gov
ernment collected With dispatch, call on me.
OFFICE in Cronises' Book Store.
A. II. BYERS.
THIN, February 90, Is63. 2O--u
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Whatever doubts may be entertained a.
regarded the Union, there is one thing that
there can be no doubt about, and that is (for
we speak from expcrienccl that liertick Al.
lens Gold Medal Saleretus is the best and
most perfectly healthy dough sxpeudcr in
existence. II is 50 far ahead of any other
sal,ratus or coda, that all who use IL, at
a glance or taste, that what We say is true.
Go 10 your Grocer and get paper of II, yuu
viii never use amy other. Their depot is ! lo
Liberty Street, New York. Most Merchants
scil IL.
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Struck by Lightning.--The residence
of Mr.. Charles Slnymnker wNs struck by
lightning during the late storm and although
a number of the inmates were stunned, none
we:e much injured. The current passed over
the foot and breast of Mr.. Slaymaker, and
n boy laying in the cradle, but, fortunately
did but slightly injure either.
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Thanks.--We return Our sincere thanks
to those OF our friends who have so kindly
taken an interest in our welfare by sending
us new subscribers. Reader, speak to yout
neiGhbors about it, ane induce them TO sub
scribe. We shall soon add four columns tS
our ptesent size.
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BLACKBERRY BRANDY!!

A pure article made from the
root and French Brandy, An ex,
cellent article in Diarrh@a, Dys-
entary, Summer Complaints, &c.
Prepared and for sale by
Dubois e. Co.
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A Gay Time.--w. c. Hedges is making
extensive preparations for an imu enss 'Hi.
ETY. Of attractions At his new Hall on the, ever
glorioos Fourth. He is determined to fct
eclipse anything ever before scenin Ncr,hern
Ohio. dcns. Fremont and sgcl will be in.
vi,ed. oihcr orators viii also be present
Next week NC will be able TO announce more
of the arrangements,
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DEArns oF rwo LAnits They were tt'ih
elderly women, worthy women, lived a lie
of purhy and worth. Commend us TO all
that's gsod and useful. as we do Bryan's
Pulmun ic Waters, which do so much good
curing colds, coughs, hoarScneSs. rrc
throats. etc. Only % cents n box--sold by
----. They are hRe articles for clearing the
voice OF speakers. singers, etc.
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Get your Hives. The summers honey
harvest is now just opening, and prudent
bee keepers will be looking after the hives,
and have them ready. The Lnngstroth Nov,
able Comb Hive we prom ounce the best, and
it is not expensive. They can be had at the
following places il application be made i'm.
mcdiatcly. Kaup & Kline, Tiiiin; Bement &
johnson, Fostoria David Ogden, Republic;
A, P'Phlio, ,.Attica, and D. Dittenbafer, Bloom :
vile. Farm Righ's 20 use these hives can be
purchased of J. 4. Martin for Five Dollars.
Any wanting their bees transferred had bet.
ter let Mr.. Martin know as soon as possible.
His post'Oflice adrcss is Tifin, D.
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To Correspondcnts.-N notice can be
taken of anonymous communications. All
articles must be signed by the writer's true
name, not necessarily for publication, but as
a guaranty Of good faith
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Col. Lees Speech.-0n the outside Of
to.day's paper will be found entire the speech
of Col. Lee, delivered before the Union
League of this city. 1t excludes our usual
variety.
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UXlcS.-Unitc ,our good -four with D. n.
DsLaud n Co e Chemical SalctNtus il YOU
want extra bread, biscuit and pastry of all
kinds. United they rise, divid they fall.
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Mathews Chocolate Worm Dropsl

NEVER fail to destroy and exterminate all Minds
ofIntestinsl Worms. Are perfectly reliable In all
eases, and far superior to any and a Of The Fancy
Worm Confections, and nsnsec-s vermifngesint se.
They may be taken at all times with perfeei safety
asthey contain NO MERCURY, or other dsleteti.
ous drug. Mothers shood always purchase them and
give their children other.
mo Cathartic whatever, is necessary to be glven)
Each box oontaihs "a drops or LoSengeS Price
rs cts. For sale by all druggists and dealers In
Medicines. G. q. WALKER, Genl. Agent,
Baffalo, N, Y. and Fort Erie. q. w.
April IL, 1eC3. 2e-ly
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495 Broadray, Netc York.
HI Superior Street, Cleveland.
50 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati.
IMPORTANT FACTS ron THE PUBLIC.


FIRST.
Tbe mnchine, manuYa,tn,.d bv IN. c,oy., A. N,
ker s.win, Mscbine Ccmnnny' Rave ,at tn ,bs F,os,
PprstpM n, m. late STATS Eg,,, held In New vn,L
Nav Jer,sv. p,nnsvlvania. Ohio lrdian,. ilIinn,s
Mjebiynn. iow,. Wi,sonri Krn,noLy' Tsnns.sar
Vlrginia. Noyth rarolinH' Ai,bsmn mi caI,Co,aj,
' 'N''
SECOND.
The work executed by The Grover Baker Ma
chimes has received too FIRST fREhiph at orefy
state Fair In the United states where II has been
exhibited. r
THIRD. fr
Experience proyes that there are only two yalua
BILE sewing machines siitches-THE GRoyER x HAK.
ER sTIrcn and the SHuTrLE sriTcH, by some called
Z" Lock STITCH" These stitches have each their pc,
enliaf merits and ekeeliehcies. For some purposes
The one s,ieh Is better adapted, and Tor some purpo-
ses the oiher and asslecton shonid aiwiys be made
1''0'"s"' roIrpu,rI
The c,ovs,S Rsts,s NJ "a n,rnnc,r,. a.,
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DIED,

On Tuesday, May Goth. at his residence
south Of this city. Mr.. RoBERr SnTa, in the
42d year Of his age.
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TO Nervous sufferers of both Sexes.

To Nervous SuheTeTs OF 10th Senes.
A Reverend Gentleman having heen Restored TO
health In a few days, amer undergoing Ill the usa.
al routine and Irregular expensive modes Of treat
ment without succsss considers his sacred duty to
communisate 10 his afflicted fellow creatures the
of cure. Hence. the receipt Of an address
ed Envelope he will send (free) copy Of the pre-.
ecriptieu used. Direct TO Or. JoHs VI. DAosALL ieB
Fulton street, Brooklyn, NewiNofk.
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(BAtL's PArrNr) with volume o;
recommendations as to i's merits.
Tho GOLD QUAKER" and tho
"QUAkER BOY" These arc
entirely new Machines, with 40
inch Drivc.wheels, and among tho
BEST and CHEAPEST ever of
icrcd to the Farmers of Ohio.
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SE,OOND


The work executed by The Grover n Baker Ma,
chimes has received tho fIRsT PREhIpM at every
state Fair in the United states where 1t has been
exhibited
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s. NJ. pETTENGlLL q co,

S. NJ. PETTENGILL 4 CO.,
No. 81 Park Row, New York, ., d 6State
ST., Boston, are our Agents fot the TiFFlS
TRIBUNE, in those cities, and are authorized
to take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
us at our lowest rates.
TifEn a r.iA.u lnnn e .ee.
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soMEs & BROWN

Solicitors of Claims and Patents,
2 Park Place. New York, and 476 Seventh
Street, Washington, ID. G.
REFEREscEs.-Mechanics Bank, Broadway Bank,
New York ! WILLIAMSBURG Ci'y Bank, Wilhams
burg Hon Hannibal HHmlin, Vice President lioH
Martin KAIhae isch, Mayor OF brooklyn IIon, Ahi
iah Mann, New York Jay Cooke n Co. Banker,
w Masbing gton and Phiade phiS. mays
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Tiffin, O., FRIDAY June S, ,s6,,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-06-05

The machines manufactured by the Grover Il Bh.
ker fewing Machine Company, have taken the FIRST
PRFMIpM at the late state fHir held in New York
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio Indians, Illinois,
Michigan, Iowa, Missouri, Krhinoky, Tennessee,
Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama and California.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-06-05
IIFFIN MARKETS.
LIST OF LErTEnS.

Remaining in The Tiin Post Office for the
quarter ending May 81, 1868;
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-06-05
FOURTH.


The Grover A BAKER =. NJ. Co. are the only paTiie
who ~ inufheture and sell machines which both SEW
PsnrscrLy md EnBRoipKR PERFECTLY.