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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-07
THE NEW BOOKS.

THE NEW BOOKS:
uURD g. HOUGHTON.
No 4O1 BROADWAY, NY,
Have Just Received:
ENOcH ARDEN Illustrated oy o"Dne'v ......'.'.'SM
GYMS or THE AGES I'D serissl. s@
4 NEW ATMOSPHERE. BY Cab Harniton......." 9@
THE LIFE B0AT
6 ;oTAFR Mc Nal AND HER CAT I:;ii:.d 90
ALLrHE NEW BOOKS AS SOON As ISSUED.
PUTNAMS BOOKS.
u...,, UrRp 4 HouGHTON beg to announce that they
have now hand fun stock OF M. PUrNAMs PUBLiCA.
TiONS OF which they have the exclusive msnuse'us
and sac. The list comprises
IRVING'S WORKS,
Cloth half calf and fulcaL
BAYARD TAYLORS WORKS,
Cloth aud half calf
HOODS WORKS.
IN Cloth ard half calf together with their e~n
RIVERSIDE BOOKS.
Hsam Bacou Daeli Lamb DICKENS Burton; Ssa' "A,
Montague, &c. making ssfLKSpip aAortmsnsn0m ~n''" Wv
HOLIDAY PRESENT.
Special Arrangements are in prosre"NH
HOLIDAY SALES, AT RETAIL
o1 4 So s3s.S s'oei now opening Of
'' DEVOTIONAL BOOKS
BIBLES AND HYMN B001S Snoxe
JUVENILE AND TOY BOOKS.
Paris Psnoranas, Blocks, Games D"'sc's' '''''' ~"
urRp HoU0HrON, Publishers,
No t0l Broadway. Nsw-Y
FNO-MORROW. 81
John GOprREY's FORTUNES %
Related BY himself 40
A STORY OF AMERICAN LllEs .
BY BAYARD TAYLOR,
Win be published on
THURSDAY, Dec T.
All enter az booksellers viii have IL
T. ''''"' yrbb.sers. Nc. +sl b'e'd"sA
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Receipts Of Produce.

DEC C-l2,2l2 bbIs. Flour, o65 bbls. Whisky, 3eM
bbls. Corn Meal, 5000 bush Wheat, 1850 bush.
Corn @a.o9 bush: Oats ZOO sosh. MMr 49, Peg;
pkgs Oil Cake n pkgs. Ashes los bales Hay
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Diagsfer.

The schooner Batavia Leland. from Pictou for waehsn,.
was abandoned Dec l. All hands were rescued =.
Dec 8 D. M. brig Arabela sgnaiIed ashore on Ma,
rnsuana Reef n. W. end Il Maraeuana Island her SPAR
Standing nearly upright w1eckng schooners the brs
she could not be got Of Tie shore IN tents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-07

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Snp Rises.7:I sun Sets.....433 Moon Sets. .12:l9
HIGH WATER
Sandy Hook. l52 Gov island. 2;33 Hell 0ste... Sle
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Smiled.

pyc e.-s,eomer Dudley Buct, cuythoga. Rebeces~
Clyde.
Bark.-Atlanta. Fanny Earl o n
schooners-Msry Mankin, Ney Francis Burdett, ). u
Cowpertwuite.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-07

Districts. .Hiernen
l. JOHN MOOR. Dem.
III. MICHAEL NORToS, Tam.
V. IGNATIts FLYNN, Tam. and Mex.
VII. WILLIAM H. GEDSEY. Union.
TX. LEWIS X. RYRRs Dem.
NJ .JouN BRIcE. Tam. and anti Wood Moz.
XIII. PEER MAsTRnsoS. Tam. MOI.
XIV JAMES UBRIES. Tam.
XVII. BARLOW VAS NooRIIS, Dem.
Some votes were cast in the Fourth Aldermanic Dis
trct where there is vacancy, by reason OF the death
Of Alderman Mcmahon. for Mr.. John Hecker. famous
as shurchman and lour man. As the Board OF Alder.
men have ordered election here aud party but the
citizens have voted for Aldermen. it is scarcely likely
that Mr.. Hccker will he recognized as an Alderman by
the Board who are the Of the Charter Ecc
tion.
The Union member elected is y gain, there viii be
two Union members in the Board, 1fr, OIwcll OF the
Fourteenth District holding over. Two Union Alder
men, James T. Coulter and Alexander II. Kcech, were
los. because the Citizens nominees drew OF votes
enough TO elect The Tanmany candidates, Mss,erson
and Flynn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-07

Tie Councilmcn elected are:
Dist. Counclmen.
l. Edwin ". IIagcr. Tam
John !ieaiy. lam.
Isaac y. Robinson. Tan. and Tn.
Patrick II. Keenan,. Tam. and Tn.
John StncoD. Tam. and In.
John HAYES. Tam. and Tn.
IL William H. Taylor. I'm.
D. X. Patterson. I'm.
Charles Roster. Mo-
James &. Brinkman. Tam.
Thomas Brady. Tam.
Bernard kcnDey, Tan.
III j. Wilson Green Union.
Abraham Lent Union.
William Atkinson. Union.
George NJ. Van Mort. Union.
John Houehtalin Tammany.
Thomas Leary. Tammany.
" John w BockhOrn, Union aud Citizsn.
William joyce. TalmaEy
Valentine CooAe, IaInmany.
David Fitzgerald, 1ammany.
Patrick Russell Tammany.
Thomas VCallahan Tammany. .
Total Union T. Tammany l6, Mozart l.
As there are but . Union members OF the present
Board we have a Union gain Of hve.s
The following are the newly elected School comni'
soncrs:
Dis. Wards CommssioHT'
l.t 10 9Th and sih james Dapignac unon.
IL 9Th. 10Th, 18th, lfth. John Hayes, Tam.
III oh and 10Th ........ James W. tarr. Union.
~ nth and 18th. ...... John 7. Turner Tam.
18Th and lsth........P. w. Roosevelt, I'm. and &.
vi sHh and list james N. Mclean unan.
VII 18th. lsth and 2,d William Hitehman, Tam.
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1864.
Crude. bbls..--.... o,esa
Refined hhls Gi,l1


In phiadelpha the stock Of all kinds does not exceed
coo bhls and in Pittsburgh there is also small sup
w. Crude advanced 10 80 cents during the week, ana
Refined 10 ne but closed inactive at 4ec for the former
and Of 6c for the latter The prospect Of tax being
imposed by the Congress now assembled, on truue
Petroleum il being discussed and those usually wen
formed regard such measure as highly proDaple.
Tmsvlc correspondent, under date 81 iec. ., nv
as follows: 1.-The demand for Crude TINS week lor
The Pittsburgh market has been better than last
week snd consequently the marker has reaneu Sun.
Crude advanced yesterday from go ~ !" 81. hoaos
very bad no Oil being moved by tesrs 10 tnis Pihce
ms following are the receipts at ana tho exports
from New.York. Of Petroleum iof the week ana since
January /: r,. s, su
S %e.ss j She !. ,in ss% 1Ss,.
pooe;r,s ~ Petroleum, bbls. .6Oi2 Scopes 65lO.5
E,norts of Petroleum, bbls. GEO 3l7,iO 1902
F,ports Of Petroleum. from
Phjla since Jan. l.....-....... ls5,oN il?oi3
RIcE-NO sales reported today, prices renan.
ing nomnaliy unchanged.
'sUGARS-Raw Sugars are In fair demand at former
rates sales OF SOL hhds Cuba at III ale. and ts5
boxes Havana at 20c.I Refined are quiet at 2sc. Tor
Uards.
TIN-Pie il In moderate demand and steady at zoe.
for Banca 9d6Oc for StrAits and 59d 694c for English
Plates are without material change; we quote ]. c.
Charcoal at Col 5Oae12 80 l. G. Coke at 4I7 50 49,
Coke Terne at sl5 .5a$l6, and Charcoal do. Of
ele 50atla.
Kentucky l2l &c. 40 cases Seed Leaf 90 bbs
ThLLoW-rle market 10 less active, but prices arc
frmer sales Of a. GOO bs at l7c for Western and 1s
sfEDS-Ciover Seed il inactive but prices are
STEADY at q aye Timothy Seed 10 fairly active and
fym st s. sQQN yer brebt); Rough Flax 10 scarce
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
U. 6. INTERNAL REVENUE.
haaua5 Ta1eS for 1864.

The attention OF Taxpayers is hereby
called to the provisions Of the United
Suites Excise Law relative to the assess.
ment OF annual taxes.
By the sixth section of the act of July
/, 1862, it is made the duty of all per.
Sous, partnerships, firms, associations, or
corporations, made liable to any annual
duty, license, or taX,O ON OR BEFORE THE
FIRST MoNp4V OF May ~ EACH YEAR, TO
nuke a list or return to the Assistant AS
SCISSOR Of the District where located OF
the amount of annual income, the articles
or objects charged with special tax, and
the business or occupation liable TO pay
any license.
such return by the day specified will be
liable to be assesscd by the Assessor ac-
c1rdug to the best information which he
can obtain and in such case the Asses
sor is required To odd fifty per centum to
the amount OF the items of such list.
Every person who shall deliver to an
Assessor any false or fraudulent list or
statement, with intent to evade the valu.
alton or enumeration required by law,
is subject to fine of five hundred dollars,
and in such case tho list will be made out
by the Assessor or Assistant Assessor,
aud from the valuation and enumeration
SO made there can be no appeal,
Payment Of the annual tuxes, except
those for licenses, will not be demanded
until the thirtieth day of June.
The appropriate blanks OH which to
make return, and all necessary informa-
tion, will be furnished By PmLLTP SrEIL-
MAN ard JoItS A. Hall, Assistant Assess.
ors for the 7th and 9Th Division to whom
the returns shoulI be delivered on or be.
fore the first Monday Of May, aa their
Office in Tifiin.
l.. A. HALL,
u. S. A AS&ss0r 9M District.
Marcia IL, 1864. 24--tm.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
Road Notice.

NoroE is hereby given, that the
Commissioners of Scueca county, Ohio, did,
at their March Session (beiug the 9Th day cl
March, leGil, levya Tax for Road purposes,
of Fave Gents on each hundred dollars OF the
mElble valuation Og Seneca county, 10 he
discharged hy lalor on the pnhlc high way
under the directions Of the Supervisors Of
the several Road Districts Wit in said coun.
~, between the first day Of Apli aud the
first day OF September, ia the year A. d. I,
lcGI.
ISAAC KAGY, County Auditor.
March %, 2SGl, 25---lt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
Tally One,

Let It's not forget to be Just even to a
foe. Our readers remember the stealing
or the Chesapeake on her way from
New York to Portland. Ne, by the rcb.
IT pirates, and her seizure by Canadian
authorities at Halifax. 1t is true the
pirates themselves were permitted, in
Canada, to shuvc hy Justice" hut III"
adjudication IN the Court OF British Ad-
miraty has resulted in delivering the
stolen steamer NJ TO her American own
crs. So let us mako long credit mark
on the account of National grievances
we have against John Bull himself and
John Bulls Prov incial terriers.
The Chesapeake has arrived at New
York.-R raid.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BIZ RYAN'S
Pu1monic WATERS
sold by all Druggists.

The ptrinal Medicire established w 1871, end thi
hta auivie ever introduced undef the name 80
"rULuoNC WFsRs." IN thisw any other cot ntty
~ other P0lnoniu Waters are coUnteriess. The
genuine csn be known BY the aams Of BRYAN
being stamped M each Wafef,
DRraN rutSoSric wHaAs
Relieve Coash,, Colds. Sore Throat, noausn..'.
Brvnr's Pulmonic WATERS
Relieve Asthma, bronchitis, Difficult BrVathins.
Bryun's Pulmonic WATERS
Relieve spit,ing OF Ilood. Paiu' in the Chsn.
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS
Relieve luoipien, Consumption, Lung Disa,e'
Tiryan's pulmonic Wafcis
Relieve Irritation ofthc uvnal and Tonsil.,
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve the shove ccmrlnio,. In ten minutes.
Brvan's pulmonie Waters
Aie bles.ihg to all Glasses aud Con.,itu,ions.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are adap 81 for YochHst, and Public speakvs
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Ate N simple lofm and pleasant to the tsns.
Bryan's pnlmonic Waters
Not only relieve but effect rapid aud lasting ourss.
Brynn's Pulmonic Waters
Are wurmnted TO give sstt'Iaution TO every one.
No flnil, should be without box of
Bryun's Pulnonic Waters
In the hoa.e.
No traveller should he without n supply af
Bryun's pultnonic Waters
IN lis pocket ... HH
No person viii cyet obect to give for
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Twenty-Five Cents,
Sold by ali Druggists,
lOn MOSES sole rTnpretor, "a Conftlan ST. N
September %, lsta. ST.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

Removod.-J. +. MAulu NRnr. has romov.
cd his Drug Store 90 Hedgcs' New Block
lie invites an his friends 60 cali ot lis now
headqn nrcrs. He dee Tree us 10 state that
his "proclamation' and "genernl orders" :"
will apfearin the columns of the Tribune in
the course ofS wcck or two.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

New Gcods.-Grea; excitement and much
rejoicing took place st the corner of Main
and Market streets, one day last week, on the
arrival Of WAGNTR's new goods. Our friend
WAGNER has a splendid stock, to which he
invites the attention Of the whole "human
family" and feels eorfdent that his new
goods will give entire satisfaction to his thou
sands OF customers Read advertisement,
and then go to WAaSrn's clo,hing Empori-
um
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

Harry Kellogg are pleased 10
learn that ihis accomplished Artist IS coming
60 Tihin, ,odo somc Of Ii. bcautiiul painting.
We believe he is going TO Fre4co Mr.. CAurfx
rms loVsc ond the baptist Church. w
can ehccTu'ly rccnmmcul Mr.. X. as aue Of
the beet Artists in the country.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

Fittsburg Ft Wayne r. R.-By reference
ia the Tire Table at the head of local col
umn, the reader will observe that slight
change tas been made in tie running time
on this Popuhr thormghfurc 20 the West
Those who intend gcing West this Sprinc
cannot do better than 10 take Tic TT WAYNE
Road. lite nov in tip.top order, and foy
safety and speed cannot be ,xc,led ia the
Western country.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

Thoatre--We are requested to announce
that Mr.. PLuNHIr's popular theatrical
troupe will open in this city, on Mondaycve
ming, the lith inst. This excellent troupe
has been performing in Fort Wayne, Indi
ana, for the last four months. and met with
extraordinary success. They come wclr rec
omn'cnded, aud trust they will lie literally
patrouiZed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
Notice.

Tux holders of the Interest bear
ing lioUNTv HoSps of Seneca county, Ohio,
will t,ke Rotice that the funds for the re.
dcmptiOn of those bonds, nrc now in the
Treasury of said county, and that the same
Will lse paid at sight before due and TINT
the Treasurer is instructed not to my in.
lercet aecruing upon thcm after maturity.
Dy order oi the Commissioners
.ISAAC bAGN, County Auditor.
Audiiors Office, Thin, Scnoca C..
March u. 1861. ( 25-o,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

Look iIere.--Pos;crv, Sah. Biis, Trn.
Crammcs and cx cry other kiui 0f Printing
done al the TsinONE OFTice. with ncatness
and at hort uotse Cone 10 Tniou head
qasrters foe your Printing.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

Nouce.-The attention OF our readers is
called to the notice ia the advertising co lomn
Of the A Aisessor Of Internal Revenue for this
District, who may save themselves trouble
and expense, by returning their several lists
Of income, &c, for assessment, to th assist
ant Assessors, in their respective divisions
The office Of the asst slant Assessor of this
county, is over St. Johns Drug Store, Thin
Ohio. 9y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

o. THE name of the Invalid Corps
has been authoritativaly changed to that
Of the Veteran Reserve Corps.
az GEN. Sherman has assumed com
mond Of his Department, and fixes his
headquarters at Nashville.
CSr ALI is quiet at tho front in the
Department Of the Cumberland. John
ston's forces are estimated at 80 900
men. The enemy give no evidence OF
intending offensive movements.
or AN order has been received at
Columbus, from the Secretary of War,
commanding all officers and soldiers on
detached duty to so to the front by the
l5lh, and all regiments to return by the
l0lh Of the present month.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

Mrs. NJ. Wisler, having returned from the
East with very desirable New Stock of
Millinery Goods, invites the people Of the
city of Tiilin, and surrounding country. to
call in aud make an examination. Mrs. W.
feels very confident, 10y seiIin, at REAsoSA
ME RATES, aud dealing honestly with eusto.
mers, that all Who patronizo her will have
no just cause to complain. See advertise
ment
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
500

Co Recruits Il at cr1st nr the tnast Y. I.
Now is the time tocn,ist III one Of tive i,esi
Rcgimeats 10 tilc service. Comc ii.yht siOEg
Your mouey IS vcady as soou as y>u are mus
tered iuio the servicc- OGee oa Market
street oproeitc the Court iIoy,se-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

C-TGENEEAt Neal Dow, aud Captains
Saver ard Flynn, arrived at Old Point
on Mord0y, lrom Richmond. This will
be glad news, Especially to the friends
of Captains Siwycr and Fiyiu, who
where under sentence OF death.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

POCKETS rtcEED-S,vcral m 'mjcrs o.
the Legislature had their pockets picked
at the depot yesterday, while waiting 20
t'kc the truin to 90 homc. Senators
Gurokcl aud Stevenson were among
those whose grcrnbacks were coniisc,t.
ed hy the lighI.Gnscrcl g,utry. Col.
SiGig'mdH
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

To Our Patrons.--All those who inyc
of April, will please inform our Carrier o.
leave Vord at this Office Of h.cir where
nbotrtt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

TnE Ltoy ASp rEr LAME, &c.--A rap.
id Coprcrhcad paper a. Cincinnati, the
Tolls Frgsd. is ont IN On ariical rur
Cen. Fremont for the Presidency, Wen.
dell Phillips hes written a letter to the
Tammory Sochcms, and goes in for the
ncw Democracy. And the New York
World expects to sec Nallandingham.
and Garrison embrace, and Ben Wood
rise up and call Wendell Phillips blcsscdl
The Millennium drawcth nigh!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
T.. TT. W. and Chicago Il. II. Co.
tr- PASSING FOREST.
y. NJ. rrVTENCI,,L,S co..

No. 81 Park Row, New Y ort, a, estate
ST., Boston, ARE our Agents Zoe the TIrrlN
TRIE0sE, ia those ei;ies, aud ave authorized
20 take Advertisements and Subscriptions Cor
us nc our lowest rates.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
Local and Miscellaneous.
1'IFFIN, o., APRIL :, 1865
RECRUITS WANTED.
FOB TIE IOlsi o. Y. l.

Lieut.. SENEY and TAs.CART, are
ready 10 pay Two Iiurdr d Dollars Pri-
uate Bounty in connection whhtiie Three
hundred Dollar GoyeTnm,mt BOnnty.
making in az
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

A SWORD CAIN, with blood.staincd
Bladc was recently discovered at Vir.
ginia City in singular plaoc--lt was
found sealed up ard nailed up in large
cas-, Of matches from the celebrated
Mandatory OF Polak & Co., Vienna. 1t
is u mysterious affair, smells Of murder.
An account Of the finding has been rol-
warden 10 polah & Go.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

TuE Canal Board Of New York State
have reported in favor of enlarging the
Erie and Oswcpo canals.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

The Old B1ls.--TAe iart Legislature PISSED
a bill for the redemption Of all thc oulsiand-
ing notes Of the old Seneca Coaniy Bank, at
che grSccs paid i<r the saus.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

Business 1leu win plcnsc Iaud in thcs~
eivors on Monday ana Tuce3ty 'umujues.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

Cant. j. w, Chanberlin, of the leJd Ohio
and vh. lasbccu , p,isoper ,c war in ono nj
tho bo,l ba,,-, of ti,j,mo,J WA ,,,,l,d aud
orri,ed h.,. n, 1L,r.5,r L., fl. I,,t .
Will o.,5 b.,s o,,,,..i - ,.,tn rh,
C,r,,i, co,,S,,,s iii ,te e,,.,;,,s so,.o,,,,s
,bn. hace ,o,cb,4 ,bo N,,,i, c,s,s.,i,,, tho
L,,,,si ,roo,,,o,, Of e.. III. ,.,.,,.,. Lo
g-ujoo nrsopers In 0,n, ;,s,s,c., c,,
"a, ,r,s,,,,, s,,s ,bo ,-...,,,.,,, ,..,. .,
6c,disb sc,l l,.,,J.,,,.,, cha. H.,
asLs,,ci a. n.,,t,r n. ,,,;cc.l ,o.o.I.,
srs of r,.-.,, l.,+ ,,...,d c.o.,...,;n
som. j,.,.r... L. ,,, s.,..,.'.y 49, 49,. =,
.,,a,,.J.w r,,.,.s..,
ga '-''e A'"i
."o hiseu'D'--' We Xxx" eloe'l"" i"r eiiy
N"" ''"nSh'P .'i's'fS'P'es'i al on M"ndnS
az. E''9 t''"'' '"' 'Nh '~ra'S I" Ni' ist
""i "a "'ds az" cR"'"R township e''c'"d
V'''r i@Se's' 40 IS E'n"n'ly the = - AZ
scar! "i '~'' "'ee"'n$ the ''"'e Tas Sutll
H"s "'l"f "I cur '"'oh '"'""s were n"t a.
"o P'''' "s "'O"'u' an" Sh'erIhrd
was os "a"u " V'cNy '"i I"re'' US vSu'l'and
e''',e~ 0As "N' i"e'e ""a'u haSe been 40
'too"'s 'oe''et Nr' SFrLlz' the onion can
"laNe '"'S'Iy N'rshi'''ii II oar men had turn
(" CUT ana foo21 ana m'"e s0me eaertioo'--
AS u was "r' : WAS defeated by s'onl'
HY'r"y- IN H"pewcIl to"asllip dh result
was 'ne s"H'' fhe ''i"t'liuF turned ontto
a man andearried crerltl'ing before thou' -
Many OF our Union friends, we arc inform.
ed' went 10 Ihepolls' aud breoT'ing disgusicd
st the proceedings Of their opponents, did
not Fo'o "nd returned home.
L!hESrf Io"N'iIlF' viteA viii t' seen by
tue following elected the's entire Dnion
ucEe';
lRVS1Ehs--ic7l Wagner,
snml' Bower,
b. D. iiossler.
I"tAsVNEn--I"hn tenseL
CLERN Andrew FeAsc'.
AsSESs"a M r iIosSler'
CoNsTAoLEs-" M Hv"inson,
Wan. Lnman.
up We are pleased to state that the en,ire
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

THE RoMAScE TAKEN ouT.-"My dear. the
sun is just stepping to kiss tue Western
wave" said q lady to her husband, sand
am reminded that must see thatyo haye
some biscuits for tea as light as the snow
fake aud as harmless" stop" said she.
"I cannot do II for | am out Of Chemical
saleratus. tho ualy article ct to be used fer
such purpose" The grocery was doubtless
far away, or the hdy woull have found lhe
aItlcle put up iu bright red papers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

English Girls English girl spends
more than half her working hours in rh, steal
qmuscmcnts, which tends to develop. inviro.
ra atc and ripcn the bodily powers. She rides
walks, drives, and rows upon the water
runs, dances, plays, sings. jumps the rope,
keeps up the shuttle cock, and all this with
out having il pressed forever upon her mind
hat she is thereby wasiing her time. She
does this every day until it becomcs habit
which sle will follow up through life, Her
frame. as natural con nscqueucc, is large,
her Huscalar system is in better suhorlina
tion. her sircusth more enduring, and lhr
~iiole tone Of her voice healthier. Ghls.
think of this.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

FLAX SEED i! FLAX SEED ! /!
10 loan on the most favorable
terms. Apply to
OSBORN BROS,
AT the Warehouse.
March II, '6t. 2i-4t
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
Jiffiu afeeklp Tribune
The Travellers Guide,
sandusky, Dayton s Cincinnati II. II
GOING SouTI

On and after Monday. Jan. Is, 1861, pas
senger trains will run as follows
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

In word, Madam Zadoc Porter's Curs
tive Balsam Is tie great Antidote 10 Colds,
Coughs and Consumrtion, and its use Gin
amply repay the col Gderce of the rscr. II
has already done much, aud is destined to
do mvre, to mitigate. and finally Danish from
Ihc human family, 50 terrible a scourse Of
suffering humanity as Consumption,
Or. Tobias Neuoliad Eminent has given
universal salisaciion during the fourteen
years it has been introduced into te United
States. After being tried by millions, it las
been proclaimed the pain destroyer Of tie
world. Pain cannot be where this liniment
is applied, II used as directed il cannot aud
never has failed in a single instance. Tor
colds, coughs and influenza. It cannotbc
beat. One rs cent bottle will cure oil the
above, besides being useful in every Family
toI sudden accidents. such as burns, cuts,
Scalds, insect stirgs, &c. It is perfectly in.
nocent to take internally, and eau be given
TO the oldest person or youngest child. Price
% and 30 cents a hotIe. Office Sc Court
landt Street, New York, Sold by all Drug.
pisls.