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The Bogus Peace Party.

or course everybody knows TINT the
present scll.s,yled Democratic party
which is SOON tn accomplish such won
ders in behalf Of a distracted country al
Chicago, is in no sens", neither in re-.
spect OF persons or principles, the Demo
cratic party of Jrflerson's dav, or Jack
sons, or Van Buren',, or even Buchon-
ans Whatevrr was earnest in the
party Of better days that survives To
share the tolls aLd grandeur OF the cur.
rent hour, Il found now in tho Union
ranks. This fact is familiar enough, but
II is well TO recnr 10 il from time to lime,
for its recognition helps us to adjust our
iew.point in studying the encmy's tao
tics. Who then are these martyrs aud
county savers! No party as whole is
Ms various in origin, aud as molly in mp
penraDce os IL is homogeneous in its vim
dicntivc hostility 10 the government that
toleratcs and shelters il. The centre is
made up Of dcmng oeues, political bank
rupts, mulcontents, -ecklcss adycnturcrs,
lovers of havoc and misrule, men who
joy in the spectacle Of any kind or degree
of public perpleiiy which they can turn
to personal account aud who are equally
ready TO join any or no party NJ the
chances may promise. All old party or.
ganizaiions are OF course represented
here. Here in our midst we see old time
defenders Of Henry Clay in loving en-
brace with his most virtulent aud un-
scrupulous defamers-able, lifelong and
implacable enemies of the old Democra.
CIV, hobnob with the new. Such are the
constituents OF the centre aud main body
Of the party Ure now nrroyed against the
integrity OF the Nation and the success
of our N ational arms. The tanks arc
the scum Of large cltics-thc rowdyism
and bsrbarism tnat skulk in the ambush
OF the party that gigantic organization oI
crime known ~ the Southern Coniedera'
cy. That this opposition WAS from the
| first disngcnuous, stealthy and in the in
terest If the rebellion, was obyiou
10 every candid observer. When il
professions OF loyalty were at the heighi
Of noisy ard demonstraiive clamor, ih'
very best policy had to offer was an OBJ
struetfre one. 1t could simply doDouncC
and object and do it's utmost TO impede
the progress of the bations arms and dis
tract the purpose OF the nations will
But even fungus grows. Aud plants ths
beget disease and symbolize decay obey
! tie law of development. The Copper
head Democracy illustrate this fact
What they denied with wrathiul vehe
meuce two years ago,but what every 10y
al man saw to be true, namely, that thu
war itself and not the conduct thereo
was the point OF attack, is no longer cen
cealcd. The peace wing oi the Demoe
racy is the only part that has vitality .
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Printing O Paper.

The truth IL, editors cant step wifi.
oui trcnding on somebody's toes. II hs
expresses his opinions feurlesaly and
frankly, he is arrogant and presumptiuus
u he s'ntrs facts without comments. hg
dares not express his sentiments, Irbe
eonsc cautiously refuses TO advocate tho
claims of an individual to Office, he is full
Of hostility. A jacknnape who measures
of words into verses as a clerk does tape
by the yard-hands him a parcel OF
'iuf that jinglcs like handful OF rusty
nails aud gimlets, ana if the editor il not
fool enough tn print the nonsense, "atop
my pnper--l wont patronise a man that
is no better judge Of poetry than that"
as Il il were patronage TO buy paper at
one'half more than the waste paper cost.
A subscriber murmurs because his paper
is literary-another because II Is not
literary enough. One grunibles bceause
he advertisements engross tod fnuch
room--another complains that IL Is too
large-we cant rend il all. One wants
type so small that microscope would bs
indispensable in every fafnily --abother
threatens TO discontinue the paper un.
less the letters nre half an inch long
Every subscriber has n plan of his own
for conducting ionrnal, and the labor Of
Sisyphds was recreation when compared
with that of an editor who undertakes 10
please all.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18

year ago 20 Drigadier Genetai, and for
some time past commanding NJ Memphis.
ten. Buckland is titan Of excellent
business qualifications, large ability. tho
most untiring industry aud "a faithful Ia
inc obligations Of duty re- any man living
lie Is the soul Of honor, and Of incor.
ruptablc integrity and fully informed ss
to the needs aud necessities ofthc time.
Tie will make an able. efficient and most
excellent member Of Congress, one of
whom the District and State, may we'll
DC proud. OF his triumphant election WI
VIII not allow ourselves for one moment
to doubt. That man who has remained
~ homo aud did all he could TO defeat ,h,
Union cause, should be elected over one
VINO has offered his life 10 his codntry
ana laced rebel hullct4, would be die.
prace beyond words 10 express. r
We hope there will DO sn Immediate
an efficient organ'g,tion Of Union men
through the District. II the Gen. IL not
here TO canvNs the District; he is in tho
line of his duty, and should only there
lore receive the more cordial and active
support. Ifhe should not speak 10 the
loyal people, he is speaking by his acts
10 the eeels, and should only thereby be
The more dear to the people zt homc.--
The District has been dsgraced luhc
enough by one who, lacking the patriot
''m :" be an honest and loyal man. has
not even the courage to rana~ himsnIC
where he belongs, with the peace Dcm.
ncrots, or the peace traitors Of the North,
when Hon. w. p. Noble is supcfcedcd
bv Gen. X. Il. Buckiahd, the peoplc Of
this District, mny well rejoice with en-.
cecding ioy.--Sdndusky Register.
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Gen. Buokland Nominated for Con-
greSs,

The Union District Conve,6oS. LII
at Monrocville, ON Friday J,s,, ~ "u'a ,.a
second ballot. made choice ~ an, o.'
tecmcd fellow citizen. Ecn n u ~.
land, as il nominee for Concrss. Thi,
ia one ofthc best Concrcs .innsi no,nin.
tons ever made in Ohio. Gen posSt..a.
ability and integrity; his bonornhIo cg,
pacity ~ n citizen, member oi ,bs ohio
Senate, and more lattcrly an otI;ce, "o ~
the military service Of the country. h,,.
won for him an cnyisblc reputation. H.
sound judgement, energy, ip,cgr,,v .nJ
sobrioiy of character, admirable 4, hhn
tor the position Of Conuressm,n in ,h..a
troublous and corrupt times, Cor n,,.I.
lands nomination Is the more c,,,;t.;,,,
to his friends here, from the f,ct ,h.,
was made without any person,I e., ..s
his, and without any Of tho nsn.I al.
rolling" brought into plnv n, snch -,
sions. II NAV bo trulv ..;J ,h., =, ' ~.
instance, the Office .o;,,h, Or. % ~. ~ .ms
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Finance in War Times The Ex
ample of England.

The example of England In her ,r.,,
war with Napoleon has generally Iccu
"kcn n' the closest parallel to be found
70 'h' pr sent struggle with the rebel.
non. English writers in many cascs
nave referred 10 il, without uny very
o,ose inspection, ns n proud example ol
all that nation should do. and in yr,,i.
ying opposition to what they customarily
charge us with doing.
p some OF the leading facts in the course
pursued by Great Rrituin, which show
how closely the poli,y ol this covcrn.
mch'' W some OF those particulars where
" has been hel IA be most IN the wropy,
nns followed u" English pr"cedents, arr
For eighteen years Great Bri,nin sus
pended specie payments in her drsporntr
Struggle with France. Bank of Enulnnd
no'es were made, IN effect. legal ten.
acr' ny every person being protected
from arrest who offered them in paymcn,
OF debt, and by the bauk being guarded
ny law from amy suit for non-paymrn OF
It's notes. For eighteen years there was
thus III Grcut Britain an inconyertiblc
paper currency. From 1897 TO 1918 III
Bank OF England fripled its circulation,
,. nn inu .ou".ry banks Increased from
hnod,"n mo u,ep .,I ~ lhe same time TO nine
hundrcd and forty, or almost .Epe times. y
,,n'' "" muun 'he appreciation really
'," !, .,"s ~, 70 nus oeeh molly disputed, ~
",a'; w." :. '' ~ sone extent disguised by n
fa.;" u.onc,'hoton ,n OF specie. But
",.rr ~, u""y,wsn' ', ir'sh''ul imitation;
@ NV pr,ee 9, wheat rose from i2s 5d
I"%ee' ~ W 10 oss id IN 1912; ont'
o"' 'o' ~, g 90 10 ai'; wool from IS Sd Il
from Gao >. q, EN- nv " arabic land increased
% ,5"n zoo os "a 10 tne hundred acros II
III yy ~ ioi izs 'tad IN 1912. Bu
".~e u.," hmer,c"' p' no increase OF price,
a,o,1 49, =" hnslanu from diminished labor
~ wy .u"''n,y, Iapor was supplied u
yo"'a"Ie 49," ""o wages did not rise witl
osnu, oo sa' nas 'ne hhai rise b,ing onl,
In o,,lr p, se"a. ~ nnhy P"r'shes.
of i,s nurch,s;.s,, wn'.n n,.. "aa '"us lost hal
The nphI;c S,p Power' 'he interest on
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Congressional Nomination.

The Union Convention in the 9th
District he'd at Monrocville on Friday
nominated Gen. II. =. Buckland, ofFre'
mont for Congress; TO succeed the Hon.
w. p. Noble, Democrat. The Conyen-
ton was harmonious, and although there
were several candidates, Tie earnest
support Of all WIS pledged TO Gen Buck
land. There will be no divisions In the
Union ranks IN the District. and Gen.
Buckland's election we think may be
r,.arded as "fixed fact" No man is
more deserving. He was mainly instru-
mental in the organization OF the 72d o.
v. l., went with il to thr field as Colonel
won Brigadiership, and is still in ser
vice. He is man Of ability, thorough
business habits, has legislative expert.
ence, is of incorrup,able integrity, and
will do great honor to the district.-Nor'
ralk Reflector.
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Union Candidate for Congress.

Gen X. L. Buckland, who was placed
in nomination at the convention at Mon
rocville on Friday last. merits aud will
receive the most cordial support of the
Union men of this District. Though we
had anticipated and expected a different
result, in the nomination OF the unsni.
mons choice Of the delegates from Erie
county, we shall yield the most cordial
and hearty support TO Gen. Buckland.--
He is we'll known 10 the people of this
District, having in 1856 most ably rep
resented portion Of il in the State SEN
ate and having been in octive military
service for the past three years. Though
largely engaged in business, he did not
hesitate to make the sacrifice of patriot
ism and ancr being mainly instrumental
n the organization of the 72d o. v. /.
went with il 10 IN field ms Colunc'
II las continued IN active service ever
SINE. having been promoted more than 4
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Mistellaineuus.
The Sons Of Liberty.


t,,rrc,pondence Of the Gin. Gazette.
..... .Isp,,sApotts. July 40.
c,,.,, -, as,,,.
zen ourr' IIeeH' .AP"sn'o" D,
,ne onurao'., "up ,."r, ~ W '"0 ooo "
ihocr,y,o' 'us N. W. - oo','" ",a' ",
Ton " ",n: iNoev"o,s"o ,, .NPoSs y" 81
Louis IL wril sno"n :" ,, p"o'"l CIT
o,es nc'e, WI. VIZ - " y 20 a.,
olu organ A".n" III, nv "en.' "a. :.
wns o"p,ePGaieu pPGey 70, my enuS'ao Outpost
,'on 20 ,pe ,.,, Io.e..'ne''' a"u ~usco oy
pol','c", ,h','sur,s W oon',o, ."e e.ee,
Mons: ny us ad W ,he e'eot,on ~ iool
w 'niS otatc WIS Dchoo'"'c t.Iu'hph'
electing state ohicers ana Legislature
hostile TO the war Enriy 10 the summer
OF 1857 Judge James Hughes, ,o' Bloom
lng'on' saw evidence o' We existence IN
i,ia own county. Snon a''e,i .ne urant
Jury o, the uh,t'u o'o.cs % Dis'r'c' oo"r
IN III" d elao' IA rcPo'' !" Is!uln U
,hc es,s'choo y. Wv ,'. ",sI ~.
ucr ~ Wy nv".oo,a,,' pr? .uoora.
,c poU'ro'"ns sne..vu y. u % ''e P'ess"'
'"e"' VI pa,," 10y
oo"sU.a',o" ,'. y, w, ou'' va. ""u :"
I"u'amaPo'S u doog' w @ ~ =, no 10
eunoG ,ona ' y, ~ s J ,m '""'"!
looo, ""1.e I"'.. ,; m T P mo
sa"'I T"",uni.,' ,o G E I,,;no;a .nd Io,a i;.".
'ul. aJ J 49,, y, ~ ns,'i"' a"'
"e,e ,,a .I Ha,;,;s,ra,jon % nnJ Poon'I Ell"
" 'ne nu'",o',, ~, n, ~. 'e" 10 ''a
'u,vs we'y euon m.as"'.s a.
eN'I'g oaeN ,"ea 'pt1ensut,,o s ota,'
uoups i.o'' WV NV, E o"e ,u'us"s ."o'h
CT uo'la' " IVA" ,V we .o'e'nnlen,' W
'ncuns VI Vo"PennB aunui '''
enanc,pn.mn a''o'n".'on, IN ~ a"u on.I
s'ave'I .eg'e.J'"' a"u W e1"n' an or'n
,a,ioo W 'no 'ep.N: Pio.eA' Io' Ievo
,.uoh "as sous"i !" Mo ".s'y" ~
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''"eu e ,"u' nv" o.''id 10 W ."o y "
teu Slurs oehoVe s"oulu oe reo'eu' a
,he hrs. business " ,se ieg,sla'u'c' r .
mere shouia oe @ ,evo".,on. i"e SENATE
January om, loos' a'IehP'9q 70 carr
ou' the prosrpmine' ahu the on'on Sen
s'ors Iei' ,ne nan, =" .nu eouise O. w
deoa,e lohow,ng 'pen 'e,,c'nen,' Scn
ator 1900, le'hocrS', saloi ~ ines,
gentlemen want revou!lon' le. IL come
inc indianapoi's seht'ne' OF 'ne ION .
January sa,a ~ reference 70 .ne sam
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logical consistency enouyh IN ,c,.,. "a.
.|"'tehce or organization. The peoc,
Mn'c" gives the cue, dictate. the policv
furnishes the sample forms Of cppnsi,inn
'" ohc whole party. and will ccp,,,J -,
shn'hil"'c thc Chicago Convention. A.
unl wing declares openly for rccoe,i,,".
ut S"u'hrrn indrp-ndccc, Tho ,.
~ we nation now has It's enemy o,;,
'"e push. There is no mis,,j inc ~,
'Ssu"' The Comprehend Dnmoc,,.S. 'ne
"hP'i"llh"d league with the rchcl. w
part ot the rebellion. The CcotI',
tense tense oi '"y"l'y rtill kept up by the "wnt,
.",'I" ne" deceive nobody. The
whole spirit, drin. method. ,cmcc, y. ~,
'hat faction arr 81 Clearly aud s,,,,n'
"uS y ~ thu direction Of the posi,;nn W =,
ready taken by The "prace" win, ~, ~
rival th're is the on nly nlternativs ,n 'a'
prntane' and dispersion as n,r,v "
ht ~ ljok moment nt Tho
mus hnally attained by nhdrrn n'o'' nn,',"
rscy.-Wc shall find ,hn, 4, "oV'
S S",'e ,nan II looks. The formula in i,s
nN o'p' Gu is "pcac" II any nr;ce' $
MS Is bad enough, humiliaiirg rn"nsh
y nation whose glory il has been H.,
war Is preferable TO the sliphtcs, ,inee =,
insult "r fishonor traced nn the Ens ~, v,
y, utmost frontier; preferable ,n IN. H.,
p"cn mrnncr To hs ins,,,u,,ona r,r,.''.,
w 'hr 'Nlsience of monRrcby .,,,'
n"''' ltl'lh condors hirht of its bnr.
uer' Bnt the willy and rreklcss 80"
g"ndlstS of peace know thai m,
G.o,' u''olnable or conceivable in the
,' u,rrr,'on IN which they point. Tbev
Nnow al too well that dsunion moan,
"',' dhu not peace; war that shall las,
Us luhg as separation lasts. Tbev Lna,,'
'hni Two powrrful nations. so r.d;..i,,.
unhk, IN principles aud practice n, ,h..,
Wou'd speedily become, and go ya,,iL
W temper, could not "krcp tho ne,.",,
on typographical structure tim, n.,.
,;,SI M "s'u 'n'. complete ard indcstruc.
WV. u"r unh' Aud the rebel leaders nrc
rI"a'y aware ol this truth, and brvond
w uuuot had Il in mind when they op.n.
cu 'nclr guns on Sumter. The ro,o,..,
o' ,'e North was to bc the second s,en
'" unc programme of secession. IL il in
V"'h 10 deny or pooh ut this p,,ion TLo
h'Aorable logic OF necessity wo,,lJ have
,",u' 'i 'n'S step an Imperative ono. TIE
' mau"n Is at death grip with bcas, OF
prey and not in a prize ring contest. To
suay or bo slain is the only possible so.
'u''oh OF our difficulties. The bogus
peac' party, whether consc iously or not.
Us The propagandist of interminpble w.,'
'are, Earthquakes and pcstilcnco conId
NOT mold N their sr.ensls Of dcstruction
more disasters than lurk in the princi.
plies of this party.
nc only peace party has iis rcuolutr
columns |, ut this hour around Atlanta and
petersburg. -LoaisriNe Press.
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The greatest river In the world 10 the
Mississippi i,ioO miles in length.
The greatest grain port in the world Is
Chicago.
The largest lake in the world is Lake
Superior, which Is truly dh inland sea,
being 4sc miles long.
The greatest mass Of solid iron in ths
World is the Iron Mountain Of Missouri.
II ia 800 feet high, aud 2 miles Ia cir.
cult.
The largest ncqucdhet 10 the world, 10
the Croton Acdusduei, in New York. IL
is 4its miles, and cost twelve aud halt
millions of dollars.
The greatest cave in the world is the
Mamoih cave in Kentucky, where ono
can make voyage on the water OF sub
icrranean riser. and catch fish without
eyes.
The largest valley in the world is the
valley of the Mississippi. Il contains
SOC, 900 square miles, and is one of the
most fertile and profitable regiobs of the
globe.
The greatest natural bridge in the
world, Is the natural bridge over Cedtr
Creek in Virginia. 1t extends across a
cha.m so feet in width. and 25o feet iu
depth, at the bottom Of which the creek
flows.
The l,rgcstd posts # snthr cite 'osl
in the world, are in Pennsyivsnis--'hs
mines Of which supply the market with
millions OF tons annually, and appear to
be inekhaustible.
All these, /, may be observed, are
Amer Institutions In eontempla-
Ition Of them, who Wit not acknowledge
'that ours. is the 'greatest countryr
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PLANTATION BITTERS

which are now reccomme ndsd by the highest med
ieai authoutie and warranted TO produce an IN
AEDiArs beneficial enscct, They sfs rHcesdlnPiT
agreeable, perfectly iure, and must supe'eeed all
other ionies where healthy gentle simulani 4, re-
qaired.
TheypuD fy, strengthen and iuvigorus.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidots:to obsngs OF water and diet,
They overcome effect. of dissipation. late hours
They siren ngthen the system and snliyen the mind
They prevent miasmaiic and Intern ittrpt feveu.
They puIifv the breath and aeidily ofths stomach
They cure DYSPEPSIA and Con.tipation.
They cure III orkss, and Cholera MoThus.
They oare IissrCompiaini and Nervous Hesdashs.
They msks,he weak Hrcng, the lsngnid brilliant,
and are exhausted nature, grss' r',o'sr. They've
composed ofths celebrated csii,aya bark, winter
ETcsn ssfssiis', Ioo't snd herbs, all prs'eved "
srtecty Pnrs 81. CtoiI Rum. For Psriieulsr', see
eiIe ulArs aud tesiimonia al, SfsSnd each bouis.
beware Of imPos,or,. Examine every be'ils.-
See thst IL has our private .s Stamp unmuiilatsf
over ILe cork, with plAntsuon scene, aud ouf'igna
ture on 6ne steel plate side lab"L See that oui
bottle /, not rshllsd with spurious and dsletsroui
aua. Aay person pretending to sell Plantation
Bittes by the lion O, in Dulk, Is an imrosior- -
ANY person initiating this bottle, ot seilnsany 9th
r material therein, whether called Planistion BIT
ter, OF not 1, erimins NJ der the U. 8. Law,an'
viii he 50 prosecuted byu' We already have on
.y. on several parties s'Glling our bottles 90
who will Iucc.ed ia getting themselves. into olos'
quarters. The demand for Draks'' Plantation 5it
tiers from ladies, clsrgymsn, merchants. Se,is in
credible. The simple trial of bottle 10 the avi
d.nce We present oftheir worth snd 'urnrioriiy'-
The, are sold byall respectable druggists. gtoeeHi
hot els. saloons, steamboats, and country stores
PHI. DRAKE g. co.
202 Broadway, n. Y.
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Davis House.

,y,,m,,i, ssn.d The "ciy hon's,'D Tihn' Ohio.
LrvI NsISIcr. rrcp!,e'or' .uhi, rti.,d,,pa
she Isteratrcas OF the City House ,(nor the ~
his kstsl Is ready for the reception of gde',. '"'
nouse has been te-buil, ss-furnisbed adds now a..
GOODIES ,ssy N TIVE oo~atry. ....
: now hs~s ststlisg sreas to accommodate any
uHhev ot horses and willalway. have en- senndsnee
of fssd. .rr r.....#r LEVI NElRlCk.
linn, October T., is5s--l5 n -'t..." ...
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Seneca County

,~TyE AND MEANING FACTORY, ,TifF1N, o.
W. r. Chsmbsrlin has conusnty on hand Flour
and Ftnit Barrel BtAvss, well .ra.oned, ssd hin.
dried beading. Prompt atsniion given tn shotder,
St.o~sSail sswirE and Tuning done to order.
b.u
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The Creates cataract in the world is
the Falls of Niagara. where the water
from the great upper lakes, forming NV
err of three quarters of a mile in width,
and then, being suddenly catractedi
plupges over the rocks in Two columns
10 the depth OF ITO feet.
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m. y. Wcnncr,

Msrsraeturet sf Carriages, Bugsies, sulkie', Se.
GefHer Cce and Jersrioh rtrcrts, n-sr - -
latest style, Of Bugsjss, etc, finished IN IN. ne,
tu.a..t snd Of the most durael- mAiesss- cohn"n'I
.pa hsnd, and promptly m,de 10 ordsr: ,,,,,,
TIM, Au.,,,as 1850 AZ
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Frank BAKER.

Attorney At Law, Tim, Ohio. Once ia Tomb.
pIoes. AIl juu elsims for Bcunty, Rack Fay and
Pension q, promptly collected Tor soidien OF ,hel'
nni,,J. JNoy 90, lsGs--1.iy
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Mrs. n. r.. q. Mattison,s

NEW MILLINERY STORE, REPIhiT,o'
Con,tsnily on hand One assortment Of millinery
Eoad,, Witch willie sold At the lowest cash prices
tiraw aud Hilt Wotk done to order. An elegant as
,or,msut Of Dress and Cloak Pattsms always on
hand. MRS. A. e. q. MATT'SpN.
R,npblIe, NAV II, 1864, 3cm3
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OF These terms will be strictly ad-
hered 10 hereafter.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
DIR. &. G. BcilhSrz.
SURGEON @ DENTIST

once, shswhsn. Blovk, over Tiihn Rank. Teeth
iH.srsd in ,upetiof msnn,r, sud on most rsa'oua.
bio terms. Dali and have your Teeth hlled ~ithoui
delay. Or. BEtLHaR1hsvins had more thsn twsnt,
year, experience, e,rsekeonhdsnt thsthe can please
the r.n,t fs,tidious snd sseeerdin all eases where
Apyl ~, 1863. rP-tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
They Don't Want Office, 0, No!

They Don't Want Office, 0, No!
In the Seneca A Advertiser OF last week
we see the names Of fse gentlemen an
nounced as candidates for Auditor, on,
foi Sheriff, ono for Treasurer, nnd one
for Congress. Just think of it! EighI
gentlemen who for the past three year,
have been abusing and slandcring ~Lin.
coins ofticc.holdcrs" without stint or
mcrcv, are now, forsooth, to make will.
ling sacrifices Of themselves in order that
they, too, may become part and parcel OF
the despiscd ofioe.holding cormorants !
Now gentlemen, we don't obi ct to you
applying for Office ju't as much as you
please. but then, be sure and forever hold
your tongues about "Lincoln's ollice.hold
ers," or we shall have something to say
abou, the woulj.bc J, n. Davis ofiice-hold.
ers. We like consistency. IL you have
such horror for office holders as YOU pro-
fcss to have, il Is an III grace for to make
such desperate s,ridcs to reach the very
same goal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
HAGANS MAGNOLIA BALM.

Th''i' the NO" d.us sb,tpl ssd .susc,d,n,ty sri.
tls ever discovered, u chsnge, the ,un.batn, ncs
snd bands 10 psarly satin esiut, oCrsvi,hrg hssa.
", impartinf the marble parity Of yosih, and the
n''r'SorS appearance 50 inviting ~ th. oi,, belle
off,'hion. iirsmovs' isn., hsckle,, ri mr'es snd
rouEhns" from the skin, leaving the eomrl.slou
fresh, transparent snh ,mooth Ia con taia, no ma.
tsrisi injuriou' TO the skin Pstcnit.d ny se,re,.
- an Opera Singers. Il ia What every lndy .hosid
have. sold everywhere. frn. -
Prepared Sy w. e. HAGAS. Troy, NY.
AddrsU all orders to 49, ft.
DEMAS, BARNES g. Co, NY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
S. S.T,-l860.-X.

r,ron, ,ors.d.n,sry.h habit, troubled with weak
nes. ln.i'nde, ralPi,nron ofihs heart, lack oisP
pstite, distress aner eating, torpid liver constiPs
,iou, nc deserve to suffer IL they will not Try the
II
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
Tomb, llusx & Co.,
Rank Of TiMin.

n ". sSAvuis & A. G.srSAr", Bank.u or
a. rS,~hsuis New FLOCK, wnereth.y will lrsn.ae
a Ssn,rsI Bankins husinsn sndp"y intssh on Ds
rssit, IS fellows!
IyC.risesIes pays.Ie al d.m.nd;
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