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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-06-26
Wyncoop's Iceland Pee.oral.

Diseases ofih Throat, Chest and Pplmorsry 49,.
ians' are ever prevalent, insidnons and dshgsI,..
The properties Of a medicine to alleviate, ruir sfi
upfoot these complaints must e INpTctornn.
Nno!yne uhh lnVignratiRg, ao-sing the n,neus oi
NE ihf'ai and nlpafting tone TO the entte system,
No discovery IN medical srienes ever mastered 'hs
ass OF diseases hke ~. Wyukaufs leeiard
Prctoral II Is ulsd with the most astonishing
r-suliNn all ca,ss ~ BRONCHITIS, Inh hzA, w oop.
ing coneh, iipihsF Pnirid sore Throat Asthma
CfoaI, Snfhs, 20 DIS, Nervous .uitsbiiity Sc.
The Rev. J Potirt reutiFs. " That have nsed /,
DR.. NInkaep's PsrtoThl fnr sevrra. yeuu. Hytelt
and w my hmil, for seysIe ru'mo AIRY Carpiaints
na have recommended II raj oihefs, and Asvs
never seen its equal
Rev.. J fStter, Bfookbn,N
Hand slsand thousandf ~ Important fesiinonist 10
conld be produced. showing hs remarkable curss,
aud that II never fails
Il u composed Of nnre Iceland Moo. balm OF
G'lead, Peruvian hnsRm, Eloeampahr, TOmhrey,
buflock, aud ather invaluable ekP.riofant and ieno
Ingredients. IL u harmless, prompt sd lnains
lHvads and suitfvIs oAnnot afford TO egleet ,risl
Every iamily Mould have u, Il is remarkable IN,
Group, Falldeseriptions, recommendations and ~.
fsetioas accompany each hottie.
sold Ia fihn by nIbois 4 Co., and J. 2. Mar
quHrh.
rsp'nd By Or, R. D. WJukoop. aud sold By ".
:. Barnes Co., New Yofk
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The July Number commences the
twelfth volume Of the "ArLASric MoSrRLr,"
and contains such list Of contents as will en-.
title it to marked consideration. Natha MEL
Hawthorns contributes for It "0utpide
Glimpses of English Poverty,' one Of the
most interesting Of his admirable English
Sketches. Oliver Wendell Holmes has writ
ten for !, "Doings Of the Sunbeam" Robert
Dale Owen discusses "The Claims to Ser.
vice or Labor," aud presents some new views
for the study Of the people of America. Gail
Hamilton continues her popular Gala
Days" Professor Agassiz offers another
eloquent paper. on "The Growth of Cont
nents" Aud many other articles of equal
value with the above are included in theprcs
ent number.
Tcrms-s3,oO year postage paid. or 25cts
a number. Ticknor & Fields. Boston. Mass.
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card.


Ems. TRibuSE;-The Ladies Of li1ih Sol.
diers' Aid Society, desise through bour col.
umus, to return thanks to Mr. W. q Hedges
for the use Of his splendid new hall in which
they held their festival. The receipts on
that occasion were s3i3 ,49-the expenses
t5l 10, leaving balance Of s259,3O IN the
Treasusy. We have in our possess ion. the
names ofs Of our country friends, who
promised to donate certain things to the So.
ciety, but were prevented from doing so, =
We eau assure them that their contributions
will be as gladly received now as before ,hs
festival. A word TO all the ladies-1he Aid
Society meets every Thursday afternoon ia
Shawhan's block.
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IMPORTANT FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC.
FIRST.

IMPORTANT FACTS FOR TIIE PUBLIC.
FIRST
Tbs machines manufactured by the Grover n Ia.
ktr Sewing Masihe tomppny, hRNv taken The EIHs1
PEshIuA at The late stmr Fnirs held In New loik ,
New Jersey. Pennsylvania, ohio, 'ndiana, Illinois
Michigan, Iowa, Missouri, keninrky, Tennessee,
Vlfgna, North Carol ma, Alabama aud CAliiornis.
SECOND.
The work executed by the Grover n Brker Ma.
chines has received the fIHST PRENiuA at cyen
state Far Ia the United stalrs where II has been
exhibited,
THIRD.
Experience proves that there ere only two valna
ble sewing ma hines s'trl es- THR iiHovkR a HAk.
ar SrircH and the SHUTrLE STTrcH, by some called
" locK sTirCH." These stitches have each their 10
euliaT merils aud eNeellFHcies. For SONS pnfpose.
ihe one stIich il better adapted, aud tor puipe
Sos the other aud selection should always be made
accordingly.
FOURTH
The Grover n Daksrs. NJ 90. maRuiaeiuTe In nd.
dinon TO their celebrated GROVER n bAKER srircii
machines, the most perfect sHUIrLg or Lock
srucn" machines IN the market. and amor pur.
ohasefs the opportunity of selecting apeT trial and
exami aiiOn O BOTH the one best su ed st wnn
uiheT companies mHhHiaelup. bsl OSH kISp ai ma.
chine EACH and oan,o, offer this opportunity of ,olet.
ton TO their cusiomsrs.
FIFTH.
The Grover & BakeT =. ". 10 afs the Onh parties
who m .nuiarlufe aud sell maohn-s ~bieh both stW
PEmEcrLY aud EaBRoIpgR PERTgCrLY.
t7r A pamphlet containing samples Of hoih the
GryeTS Baker sutrh md Shuul ls Siitrh ia various
fabrics, wIth fnl explanations diagrams, and illus.
iraions, TO enable purchasers 10 ekamins test aud
compare their rslntiye merits, will be furnished.
Iequesi, from our Offices Throughout the country -
hoss who desire machines which 10 the best work ,
should not iail 10 ssn for this panphls AnI aud
compare these stitches im themselves.
GROVER n BAKERS SEWING MACHINE
COTTON viii be tound superior To any 10 the
Let II - made by the hest European manufacturer.
and PAT ~ on spools Of 40 $50 ShIds, expressly
Tor tbs Grover Baker <. VI. 90, In consequence
Of extensive aud timely arrangements with these
mHnaiaciurers, we are able to se this superior Cot.
Ton below the prices OF ut her leading manufacturers,
GROVER n BAkER's SEWING MACHINE
TWIST long recognized as Tie best In ue market,
iarnshed In any quantities desired al wholesale or
retail al the lowest market prices.
For sale by Mfs. Dr.. GIBSON.
TINA, May 30, le63. 3i-y
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RYE WHISKEY, II Years Old,

Brandy. Otard & Dupuy's pure
juice Port Wine for Sacramento use
Sweet Wine, Catawba and Native Wine
Jamaica Ram.
We deal in strictly first class Wines
&c. Goods selected expressly for Ne.
dicnal use.
DUB0IS g. co.
No more Rheumatism ter using Watsops
Neuralgia King
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The Ever Memorable 4th In Republic.

RErURLIC, jane 18th, 1863
MEssRs EDiroRs:-As the ann iyer.ary Of
our national independence is fast approach
ing, It becomes us MS n free and enlightened
people, descended from patriotic sires Of the
Revolution, to show our reverence aud dev.-
tion TO the glorious principles enhuciated IN
the ever memorable ID, clarution OF Indepcnd
ence, to make proper arrangements to cele-
brate that day in an appropriate aud becom-
ing manner. The Independent Order Of
Good Templars are making extensive ar.
rangements to giVea grand Union Festival
il this place. ample provisions will be
made to supply al those who may favor us
with their presence. Many eminent Speakers
from abroad have been invis d, and we have
their assurance that they will be present aud
address us on the occasion.
We also extend cordial invitation to our
neighboring sister Temples OF Green Springs.
Clyde aud Norwalk, TO meet with US aud
participate in the le;tiyiies OF the occasion.
z. OsHJRN, Sec'y.
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The Best Sewing Machine in use L; i;
undoubtedly, the Grover & Baker mach inc.
IL is the only machine that sews and en-
broiders perfectly. II is not as liable to get
out of order as most Others 1t has great
mapy advantages over all others. Mrs. Dr.
Gibson has the agency for this place, and the
machine may he seen at all times at the res
idence Of the Dr., on the corner of Perry and
Jefferson Streets. Do not fail to call and see
them.
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Proposals.

Notice is hereby given that the
Commissioners OF Seneca county will sell to
The lowest responsible builder, at the Court
Honse in fifiin, Jane 3O.h. 1868. the job Of
cleansing. repaint!ng aad whitewashing the
Couit House.
Also, the job Of building a stone base
wall and an iron fence on east side OF the
Court House square.
Also, the building of Wood House and
Privy.
Specifications may he seen at the Audit
or's Office. Proposals will be received up
to 10 o'clock II. m. oi said day
By order Of the Board.
ISAAC KAGY.
Auditor.
Inne 10. 1859. aw
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DIR. RaulI, Assistant Surgeon of the 72d
Ohio regiment, has resigned his commission
on acco unit Of Ill health and has arrived
home. The 12d 10 in Sherman's corps. at
vicksburg, where the DR.. left them some two
weeks ago. He says the army is in fine
spirits, and both officers and men confident
of victory. Grants march after leaving
Grand Gulf was one series OF brilliant vic
tories. He thinks that Gen. Sherman Is one
OF the best Generals In the service. He has
proved himself such by hls late splendid
achievements.
The DR.. came up past Milliker's Bend
. f,er the late severe fight with black troops
at that place, and says the evidences are
Auneross that il was an obstinate aud bloody
fight. He saw q rebel aud black soldier
who lad bsyonetsd each other and both fell
dead with the bsyonet through them He
thinks II 10 very foolish to talk Of starving
out the rebellion. a. through the part Of
Louisiana and Mississippi that he was. pro
visions and beef cattle were very plenty. the
army capturing immense STORES. AID droyss Of
beef.
The Or. is now Ayisg s.iis sick Al his
rssissase N sbh city.
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Later from Co. ID, 123d Ohio.--A
brief letter has been received 'from LkASDER
Coz, Of co. d, l23d Ohio Regiment, dated ut
Bloody Run. Pennsylvania. stating that Co.
ID had arrived at that point safe aud sound I.
aud that there had been but one man wound.
ed in the Co. and he by piece Of = she'll
Their company, as provost guard. were in the
rear during the fight, and thus escaped any
further casualties.
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Demonstration.
SALkA, Washington County, Ind,,l
NAV Is. 1859.

May Is, 1859.
Du. RorAcS--Dcw Sir My sou Thomss
was given up by the physiC isns, this last
summet, as a hopeless ease. He was almost
n skeleton, flesh aud muscles seemed to have
wasted away. lie could not rise from iy.
ing 10 sitting position. One Doctor aid
II was u case ol lhmhago. aud that AL the
doctors In the world could not cure him, aud
that he would have been dead long ago, "
he had not been so we'll nursed. A caliOsity
formed ON the outside Of the left thigh, cx.
tending from the hip TO the knee, aud the
Doctor said he would have 60 "open the
thigh aud scrape the bone" fhe operation
being severe, was pwsuaded to try your
Scandiuav ian Blood Purifier aud Blood
Pills procured three bottles Of the Puri.
fer and tWo b"xes ol Pills and to NV aston.
ishment they took away the callusity, aud
restored him To health, aud he is now aOie 10
work. These are the facts Of the case, aud
you are Mt liberty to make what use OF them
YOU please, and r,ici to ne. u ytu thin
proper.
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A Company Of six months men left here
for the camp at Cleveland on Monday last
They number about sixty, aud contained
some of our beat ard most patriotic citizens.
We have made arrangements TO keep our
readers posted Of ,heir Whereabouts and do
inRa
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EnInrged.-we hAve ng,ln enlarged ont

Enlareed.-we have again enlarged our
paper one column to each page, and length
ened the columns, 60 as to increase It's size
about eight columns. We hope our
friends viii appreciate this extra expense Of
ours, aud induce their friends aud beishbors
to subscribe. The TRIBVSE is now the larg
est paper in this part Of the State.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-06-26

The Wool Market.--Quite bri-k trade
in wool is now going on. Wehave observed
= gr~t many lots iu town within the last
week. Tie dealers are now paying from Gu
to 67 cent, per pound, according to quality.
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A Cavalry Company for the six months
service is being raised in 7 fin by Lieut.. E..
R. Toll, late Of the Sd Ohio Cavalry. This
is an excellent chance to enlist under this
popular officer,
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The Glorious FOurth.-we call atten.
tion 70 ar advertisement in another column
OF the programme Of the 9TH Of July cslebra.
tion, and also to the inauguration dance ut
Hedges Hall. Those who do not attend will
miss the greatest reat OF the season. Tifin
will put on her gayest colors that day.
The Hall will seat 1000 persons with con
convenience. 20 cotillions can dance on the
Hall floor, and 10 on the Stage, at the same
time-whilst 500 spectators occupy the Gal.
leries aud Ante rooms.
The House will be supplied with refresh-
ments, and all the rooms opened to the use
Of visitors during the day.
Tickets should be procured early so that
there NAV be no delay OF the Procession in
entering the Hall. Tickets may be had at
the Book Stores, the Post Office, and at the
Hall.
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Revenue Stamps OF taken for Post

Revenue stamps not taken for Post
age.--People still continue to put revenue
stamps upon letters aud drop them into the
Posloilice. We would again admonish our
readers that letters thus stamped will not be
forwarded to their destination, but will be
forwarded to the Dead Letter Office at Wash.
ngton. Letter writ,rs, govern yourselves
accordingly.
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EIIMsTRBETS
Inimiteble Hair Restorative.
1r IS NOTt a, DYE:

rui rr'orrs Frny hsi 10 10 original coor, by .hrifs.
ing the cnpillhrN tubes viii ritual tsban,t
paired 10y Rgt - lisrase. Al insiBhtAt eous Il, 80
are composed 81 mnsrcnusiir, drstrying tho vitality
nnh hean'y Of The hhl. and Ffrid hfib, n.sl,es M
dressing ntin,sitsis inih isfIe C6loth hs nat only
restores haH 70 IT. nnurnl cotr by easy Ptoe.ss
but gives ehsira
"a iANT RrAuTY.
promotes IT. growth prevents Its fslhuE oh. eTs.
epies dsn'rnh Ano lnpHIi he .hh and p'sssHItn' -
10 tie head has tod ~. test OF tirs being ihs
original ilAiT tolotinR, aud l. eonsirhiy inrrehaas
niavor' 'sedby both seniismtn aud ladies. u -
bV ~ Respectable dealers, esn he nrurui.d hy
lhem pl the commercial agent, u :. RAinss, eos
Bfoad"Sy, New Aofk Two sizes, 80 cents snd 81.
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Take Notice.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
nns. ns,G nNsss

For the Relief Of the SICK and Distressed, athlete,
with viTnlent aud Chronic Diseases, and espsct al
for the Cure of Diseases OF the sexual Ofgans,
NHEDtCAL ADVICE given gratis by the Acting
AVA Surgeon,
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermst,rrhcA, or
seminal Weakness, sud other Disc Of the sexual
Organs, and on the Nav REAEpIEs employedih In the
DisprnsaIy, sent To the afflicted In sealed leitr euvs
opss, Zee OF charge. Two orthres stamps lof po.t.
age will be acceptable.
Adrsss, DR. J. sRILI.IN HoUGHTON, Acting
surgeon, Howard Association, No.2 south Ninth Fl.
Phi ladrl lphia. Pa. ian2lT
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From the Ie3d.--E. II. Forster of Co
G, l23d Ohio, has arrived at Sandusky aud
gives the following acsBunt o the 1891 regi.
ment, which we find in the RrGIsrER:
The march was commenced from Win
chester at = O'Clock Monday morning, the
1881 being the advance regimett Of infan.
try. Co. b had been detailed to ride away
the horses, and Co. ID was in the rear, hay 4.
ing been employed as Provost Guard. Al
four milss and a half from Winchester, they
came upon the rebels with heavy battery
I'osted in the woods and masked. The 1881
was halted and formed for the charge with
fixed bayonets, to capture the battery. The
rebels had used the telegraph wires and other
means To obs'ruot the approaches to their
battery and the regiment was forced to fall
back. Again and still again they were raj
lied and charged but in vain. The rebel.
9kened with grape and canister, shot down
lsfhe flag. and Inflicted heavy loss upon The
regiment on the second charge. Capt. Rigg,
Is reported to have been killed 10 this charge
also Col. Wilson, Major Kellogg wounded ia
the foot, and Lieut., Col. Hunter also wound
ed. Deeley, OF Co, @, reported killed
Capt. Rosenbaum. wounded and taker
prisoner. Lieut.. Colver. unhurt aud taken
prisoner. Capt. Parmenter who was captured
and parOled, reported having seen him among
the prisoners In Winchester. Lieut.. Sher
man Johnson had rejolned his Company, Sal
in the fight on Monday and reported pris
oner. Lieut.. Boyce, ofCo. X, also reported
captured.
or the l23d entire, about $50 had reported
at Bloody Run up TO Saturday last. The
balance Of the Regiment were killed, wound
ed or Prisoners-the larger proportion doubt.
less prisoners. Some 90 Of the regiment. in
GLIDING young Forster. escaped by lodging
into the woods. and thence making their way
into Pennsylvania, For three days they
lived on June berries and water.
Major Kellogg. We learn from Capt.
Keyes. who visited him Mt Norwalk yester
day, does not ,h ink Capt Riggs was killed.
Orderly Jennings told him, the last he saw
Of the Captain, fragment Of shell hac
carried away bis haversack and possibly
wounded him, and he had set down by a
stump. He did not learn either that Col
Wilson had been killed, though he might
have been, OF might have been taken priso
ner He learned nothing as to Lieut.. Colver,
but understood Capt. Rosenbsum WAS severe.
ly wounded. Adjutant Geo. Seobey was not
in the 6gbt Monday morning. having been
detailed n daty in the rear. and Major Kel.
logg thiAks he was undoubtedly taken pris.
oner.
Major Kellogs's own wound is severe, the
ball having passed sheer through one foot,
crushing the bones and flesh in its passage.
Il was booking anything but comfortably
yesterday.
Is m Taug I've hear il reported on
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Bishop Beddeil will hold ordination
and confirmation services at the Protestant
Episcopal Caurch in this city on Wednesday
July lst, 1853
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Lieut.. II. A. spayth, of the 10Th Reg
meni, has resigned. lie has been with the
regiment since its organ ization and has seen
some severe service.
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On ACCOMPLISHMENTS Cur
ent.. Cherries, Huckleberries, and all kinds
Of small fruit taken Oh subscription at this
Office,
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LYONS KATHAIR0N.

This shifal article for presrrvinE and besutiry
ing the humSn hair I, again puf up by tie original
ptopnetOf, aud is mate with the same ra-e, sSi
aud attention whro inst created its immerse tnd vn
sHlcs of million bottles ahnsay.
u u still sold NJ 90 rentsin larye boti-. Two min
ion httles can eA.ili Ice sohl in ysar When II .,
asain knnwn that the ,lh uron - no only the
ul hair tressinr ~ the world hut that " cleRn
srs The scald OF aud dapdruil, rVes the hair
lively. rich and iuNuriant rruwth, and prevents ~
from turning gfny. 1EesesTe consiaeraiious wur /,
knowing. The Cathairnn has cen tested Tor over
twelve year, aud T. warnn,sd a. d"seubrd. Ahv
lady who values brauiitul head hair Aiu use the
kathaiIon ltishnely periamsd, cheap shd valu {.
able. II sold 10y nh respectable dealcss throughout
The world.
ID. S BARNES 4 Co. New York
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Tiffln Woolen Factory.
To the Farmers Of Seneca and ad.
joining Counties:

The new Woolen Factory will
be completed and in operation on or before
tue 18th OF September next, aud all those de.
sirous Of having their Wool manufactured
INTO Cloths. Cassimeres. Flunnels. aud Yarn,
viii please leave II IA, our Office. We have
provided suitable room for storage.
wehaye been to great pains in gritingth til
ven best machinery for manufacturing, an
have also procured experienced hands foi
the manufacture Of Cioihs, dc.
SMITH, GROSS 4 DORSEY
Office and Factory on Washington STR,
near the wire bridge.
lilin, o., June s, lsG3. II
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S--T--I S60--X.
brakes Plantation Bitters.

They purify, ,Nrcng,bennttins sgoAie.
They rtcRie a heath, hppefnsl
They hre an Rhpdoic 10 thAns se of water And d.
They oVrtcoms lilo s,isots OF die patton.
They strengthen tho system snh enliyen the mind
They putty the hreeih aud acidiiy ut ttoniayh.
They ouLr D,sprpsh and Constipation.
They tpte niarirH, Clnl,ra aud thosra MoIbps
They cure li,et t'o,nplniut n Nervous vsadact-
They prr the hest Biueis ~ The wOfld. TheN maks
the weak mnn strnhg, and ave- exhausted nstars'.
gtcat res1fcL lheV are wade of RUE ~. Irnik rum
the eesltaicd Caisa,H Hark, toots ana dhesbs, and
are taken wth tie IleHsuu ot a beverage, uiihopt
regard to age or time OF dHy. Particularly recon
mrnded iohehriie persoos tcquirinr gentle stim-.
liant. Sold by all 1roceis, Druggists, Hotels sad
Saloons. r.n. Deuke " Co. et. troadAsy.N.
.... .fr.Ht
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I>lOwS.

| am Agent for the best, cheapest,
and most durable plows in the
North west. Also, Cultivators,
Hay Rakes, Susar.Jt Mills,
Evaporators, Corn and Cob.Crush
ers, Feed Steamers, Cider Mills,
Straw Cutters AID Corn.Shellers,
of the latest patterns, and all on
reasonable terms.
Eight years ago | became Agent
for the sale of Agricultural Ma.
chinery, and have ever since given
it my attention, which enables me
t. always select the best in use.
Farmers OF Seneca and adioin'
ing Counties. for further particulars, aud nj
exhibition Of Sample Mnchincs. call ut Gen
eral Agency Onccc. No. Washington St
one door North of the Cour. House. Tinin
Ohio.
JAMES S. YERK,
Gcnl. Agent. for soliciting orders for
kinds Of Agricultural Implements.
April "a, Is69. 1g--tf
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Yours, respectfully,
WILLIAM SAGE,

2 OF thc Ut r, UNurCh.
Rendcrl do you know OF any other rene.
dies On earth that " produce such glorious
results as the abOveI
See advertisement.
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1,hn Rn,cni caught.

We have noticed the arrest Of the cop
perhcAd who set fire TO the Dayton Jour
Aal Office. His namC--thc Journal says,
Is Stockllnei and he was butcher BY oc-
eupstion. This vallandighammer, since
his crime, has been fleeing from justice,
going first to Illinois afterwards to In.
dianapolis, whittier he wes tracked. The
Indianapolis Journal says that the dctee-
tivcs were put on his trail
In two hours they found he was in the
city, stopping at the Spencer House. -
Tncy followed him from eight till two
O'Clock, threading his way from one
slaughter house and butcher shop to an
other, till he went into dinner at the
Spencer House. lie cat hastily, tud on
coming ou, Of the dining room was ar
rested. When hnndcnffed nc wept like n
child, and owned his guilt, and said that
his brother and others agreed 20 stand by
him in this matter, but had not kept their
word. On his person were found letter
containing proof Of his guilt, and also
precious documents from Nallandigham
aud other Southern Ohio traitors"
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TwBNrY.o .oNn YEARS AGO.
Mathews, Ohocolate Worm Dropsl

NEVER nil to destroy and etter~inate an kind.
ofIntsstinol Worms. Are perfectly reliable In all
eases, and far snperiot 10 any and all Of the Fancy
Worm CONNECTIONS, and nanseous Vermiiagesintse se.
They may be taken AZ 81 times with Pedeei safety
Gus drug. Mothers should always purchase them and
give their children other.
mo Cathartie whatever, is necessary to be Riven)
Each box contains 81 drops or LoEengeS Price
Is cts. For sale by all druggists and dealers In
Mediclhcs G. n. WALKER, Genl Agent,
Bafalo, n. Y. aud Fort Erie g. w.
Apti,i7, 1850. Rs-iS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-06-26

The Aid Society in Bloomville, will
hold their meeting on the first day Of July
A prominent Speaker will be ON hand
There will he public dinner after the
speech. Price 25 cents.
Col. LEE has been invited and is expected
to be present.
MRs. MARY WEsr, Prest.
Mas, ELIzABETH Bliss. Secretary.