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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-10-06

WARREN.-A sort of "mixed ticket" was elected in Warren, on Monday, on very light vote. The following are the town officers chosen
 Selectmen George Hays, (cop) Henry J. Taylor, (Unon), Sebra Wells, (cop). Asses sors /: Charles Garter, Henry E. Shove. (copa) Board of Relief: Goo. W. Bement, Buel Car ter, Geo w. Wood. (cops.)
 Town Clerk Franklin B. Taylor, (Union) Constables Charles E. Beemar, (cop) Fred erick Carter, (Uuion)
 The Congregational Church and Society oi Warren have invited Rev, Wm. Elliott Bassett to become their pastor It is expected that the Installation will take place "Wednesday afternoon Oct. 12th Sermon by Dr. Eldridge of Norfolk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-10-06

Eg There was an immense Unien Meet. ing in Pittsburgh, last Thursday, which was addressed by some of the most distinguished men of Pennsylvania, among them Simo- Cameron, Hon. John Covode, Hon. " Wp1: I. Johnston, Hon. J. K. Morehead, and J. l. J Buchanan.' The following letter from Danie s. Dickinson made the vast audience rock and roll with mirth .szeas--t.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-10-06

Lieut., McCabe, of the 2d Conn. Artillery, who was severely wounded in the action at Winchester Va,. Sept. 19th., arrived home on Saturday evening last, and died on Sunday morning. He was buried yesterday, with Ma sonic honors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-10-06

L1ToHF1ELD'-rhe town election passed off quietly on Monday. A large vote Was polIed, aud in our judgment, the Union ticket might have proved successful, but for a change in the nominations, made on Monday morning owing to the declnation of one of the candidates Asit is, the town is placed for year longer under the control of as purely partizan board as ever cursed town, and we may con- GdentlY expect repetition next spring of the same methods of making voters, as was adopt ed before the last spring election.
 The following is the result of the vote as declared
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-10-06
gneal aud Gnnatp gews

THE Tows ELEcTIoNs.-The following is the result of the Elections in this county. as far as we have learned, on Monday last
 UNION Barkhamsted, Colebrook, Corn wall, (mixed.) Goshen, (mixed,) Harwin- ton. Kent, New Hartford, New Milford, Nor folk, Plymouth, Sharon, Torrington, Winchss- ter, Watertown, Weodbury-l5.
 CoPPRR.--Litchfeld, Bethlehem, Bridgewa- ter, Canaan, Morris, North Canaan, Eoxbury, Salisbury, Warren, Washington-10. a>
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-10-06

GOSHEN elected an irregular Union Ticket
 on Monday, substituting Deacon John P
 Porter for Elder John M. Wadhams as Select man. = s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-10-06

! t41I 7H '''s1I T 9-Elf4IflEs af 5laffA rif u-Ss
 ;3 al5tstE5Ja so saat1 sR. sa .e ssN N' .~sA taa 2 s4
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-10-06
Gsttsral aIelps.
THE TOWN ELECTIONS.

HE IU WIN ELECIIUNS.
 We give the result ip the little town meet ings Monday, out of the County, so far as re-
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-10-06
faStor uV Sed churcl
 x In korious-all 2 gether..

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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-10-06

Col Edwards, commander of the post at Winchester, has picked up 5000 small arms,
 and equipments in proportion, from the late
 battle field near that place.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
DIED.

| ANAo, LArHAs, private in the 55th q. V.
l., was aged - years, 2 months aud IL days
died in hospital at frederick City, Md, Au'
gust 9Th, le62.
GEoRoE ID. LAPHAN. Orderly Sergeant In
the 2Sth Illinois Infantry. was In the battlr
ui Plush mg Landing. lem, aud wounded
! In the same buttle--killcd in n skirmish with
the rebels ON the lalch-e River. Oct 5Ih,
lsG2. Aged 20 years and II mouths.
EGBERr LArHss, private in the 1OIst o.
V. di Il in hospital ut Murfeesbvro'
Tenn, Arril 2lst, 1858 Aged ~ yeats,
months and 81 days.
JoSArnAs ID. LArran. p.;.... g.. .l- s,L
United States Regulars, died Ia hospital, on
Davies Island. New York harbur. April 81
1864 Aged 20 years, months aud Ia days
In Maitinsburg, Va on the 18th ofArril,
1864, GsBRnL +, LE, u nrnibtr vi the 1881
Ohio, aged about 81 !ears.
on the 10Th. 10 Bloom township, FnAxk
lin sLorrFR, Of Company ID. 49lh regimen,
N. q, aged 81 years, , months aud days.
On the I1lh, in Bloom, Mrs. MARY ASN,
Wife "f 5. ID. SrALDlN0, aged II years, aud
4 months.
la Bloom township. Seneca county. o.
April llIh, le6i,ot Striking Chills. Bar
ODlLL TEAcH, son vf Jacob ami R,b.rca
Teach. aged 3years, D months aud days.
Oh. this poor heart of mine,
Is sad aud lonely here.
Since in the quiet grave We laid
Dur little Birty dear.
Ell A.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05

Brought her To.--1lhe Whcel;og fnic,li
genc,r states that the sIeSaicr Skier S~ay
on her lnst ts,io ap, did not iDtcnd ca si,s, al
fa&crsbsrg, hut she stopped tcvcrthelcss-
The Gpvernmcnt oGcrrs 70, phat poiat stood
in Immediate need OF sVnse steamboats, -
When the SilSr Spray approached shot
was fired aeross her bow to give her to va
deislaod that si'e was Vequired to hand. She
TsId GO rtfenticn 20 the iatImstion, (b,rt kept
sscsaiy on her way, whe0 aaother shot was
sent ncroes her bow Still sLe refused tc
land, Or II aiaSe any more meut in that di
eection, when round shot was lodged in
irer texas, which drilled u consiJerable hole
through the bulkheads aud doors, and toce
things genrally. THIS tisae she conc ludei
70 land aad was pressed into the service. -
Fort~nately nobody was hurt. II strikes us
az beiHg particularly foolish for steamboat.
men TO atteur to avoid going going into
Govgnmrnt service when deaIand | s aade
9poa them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05

Information wantsd.-we have been re-
qussted by William C. Long. Of Dauphin
county. Pa. to announce. that WIN. Long.
Sr.. died at The residence Of his son, George
Iong,in Marlborough. Huntington county,
Pa, on the it,h isst.. aged 70 years. Friends
Oand members ofths family are known tore
side in Ohio. Int their places Of residence are
unknown to the famiiyin Pennsylvania. A
this event Is q in,erestto ihs members ol
that family in Ohio, We are nquesied to ask
the Press Of the State 70 make mention there.
AZ Eff .rFrssa.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
General Orders No. 2s.
HEsDauAkrERs 49tb Reg. N.Gl
TIFgtN, April o9d 1854

HEaDauAkrERs 49tb Reg. N.Gl
TIFriN, April 23d, 1864.
Comrades Of the d9th N. c., eircumstan.
ees call me from your midst. find IL no
easy task to break of from associations with
good and true men, united with me In sym.
pathy in a glorious cause--pledgcd with
me, not as holiday soldiers, but rs earnest.
practical patriots, to turn from the calls of
interest and the endearments OF home. to
stake their lives in defending their county s
flag, in sustaining her institutions, in main.
tanning her integrity and honor. A few
who started with us, have, through thought.
lessness, in most cases. rcther than malevo.
lence, lent their ears to selfish and d,sign
ing partizins. and have shrunk from plede.
ing iheir support TO their country. Tbejoy
which Divine Providence everywhere youch.
safes to the warm hearts which beats for
humanity, fof liberty aud right, the 10y
which results from n readiness tp perform
high and ho y duties, is youis. The barren
ness OF selfish grove ERE is lh,iis. Ibis in.
hoite difference be your reward--bc their
J ST punishment. Not one OF the Ufiicvrs OF
the regiment has, during tie tine have h al
the honor to command it, failed or been tar.
dy in tie performance Of sipgls duty
Men and officers, alike, have been prompt to
respond TO every call, end 10y decJrum, so
briefly and Difference to the rights Of all
have shuwn that their hea-t. we're devoted
to the true in crcsts Of their community aud
country. Your rank and file have both been
greatly depleted by enlisimepts into the U.
5. service. The new law relieves you from
many ouei Gus burdens, and oiicis ample in
due,ments Tor your ueigbbors to join you,-
may be permitted to suggest the cmphy
ment OF immediate measures 10 ill Jour
ranks, that you may continue to stand MS
You have hitherto done, second in numbers
and earnt stncss Of effort, to 10 county ia
the State, As have felt II All honor to
command such men, nov feel II nn attic.
tiVn ~ bid them farewell
ID. F. DrWoLF.
Colonel 9th Reg. n q.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05

Burel County Republican. .--TEs sterling
Union ,pcr published At Princtco. Illinois.
by j. "BNLEv. Esq.. formerly dthi, Of
nee com to us this week in new d,ess and
greatly e'preed. Friend d. gets MP spicy
paper "ndleserves an extensive patronage
irom The u,on men OF Bureau coun,y. We
trust he wiliroll up the Green Backs In
abun dance.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05


The 49th Regiment n. g. The Command.
er In Chief OF the Volunteer Militia Of Ohio,
having ordered out the military organization
known as the National Guards, for garrison
daiy. for 100 days. has been promptly re.
sponded 10 throughout the State, The 49th
Regiment N. c., Of this county, reported
here on Monday last, although the weather
was anything sc but pleasant. The Regi-
ment was drawn up in line on Main street
and made very creditable appearance,
which Is certainly credit to Seneca county
Colonel DEwoLr, before taking leave Of the
49ih, read Order No. 90, which will be found
10 another column, aud is worthy an atten
tive perusal. II contains many noble and
patriotic sentiments.
An election was held on Tuesday last by
the 49th N. O., to elect Colonel in the place
OF Colonel d. +. DEwoLr. resigned. Colo,
mel j. c. LEE. former Colonel OF the gallant
5dth Ohio. was elected by handsome ma.
jOrity.
The 10Th N. G. received orders on Tues
day evening to report at Camp Cleveland
The Regiment took up their departure on
wednesday, for camp, where they will re-
main until ordered to their proper destina.
ton. As our paper goes TO press on
Wednesday morning. We have not time OF
space TO give the N. @. more exte nded
notice-but will here remark, that a fneI
looking body of men has not lefi senecs
county since the war broke out
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
Pulmonic Waters

The Original Medicine ssiahIi she'd On 1877, and thi
first aric 10 ever introduced under the meme 90
'puisosio wAykHs." 10 ,hism any other eovnt.y
aN other PnlmOnic Waters are eoupterfesis. The
genuine can be known by the ns,as o. BRYAN
being stamped on each Wafsr
BnAN Pursoscre wartKs a.I
Relieve coushs, colds. sots Throat. Hosnsns.s.
Bryaps Puluonic Waters -
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difiicat Bfsathiags
Bvan's Pulmonic Waters if
Relieve spi,tias Of B'sod. Pains in the Chest.
Byan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve ineipient consumptiout LaHs pisssssss
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters Ts
Relieve Irritation Of the UvuaI snd Tonsil,.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Rsiievs The nbove complaints In ten ninatss,
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Arc a blessing TO all Glasses snd coasiiiaiisHse
BryaD's PulmoDic Waters
Are adap;sd for vocslis,s and Public Speakers
Bryan's Pnlmonic Waters ss
Are IN simple form aud Pssassp, to the taste
Bryan's Pnlmonic Waters A7it8
No, only relieve but ense, rapid asd la.,ias cures.
Byan's Pulmonic Wafers
Are warranted to sivs SAT- .fas,ioa 70 |. ven sns
No family should be wiihaaf boz Of
Byan's Pslnonic Waters .gsr
IN he house.
No traveller should be wiihoet supply ef
Byan's Pulnobis Waters 80
10 his potksi.
No person viii svss oijscs 10 riss ioS -
Bryan's PvIpofie Waters
Twenty-Five Cems.
Sold by all Druggists. esaa
oh M3ssE Esp 'oia rsoprs,ots7 ceasslar 81. N
osp'amosf %, ie6s itA} '-iSlF
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05

Another Now Hay Fork.--D, +. NEiKlRK
of Republic. adyertiscs Hay Fork. styled
the "QoEEy ~ ruE W lsT, aud is clsimcd
to be truly labor saving machine for the
IA n,ers. Any person desii Gus of being con.
viIeed OF The saperior merits Of this Fork,
will pIeasc call on Mr.. N. at Republic. See
ndveriiscul mt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
Information Wanted.

The undersigned desires any per
son having any knowledge respect
ing the whereabouts Of NIcnoLAi
SEIREs, his brother, who left Sen
eca county in 1852 for California
to address him at Berwick, Seneca
county, Ohio.
PETER SIEREN.
April es, 1884 8o-St'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05

Sixty Miles Of Ice, The Toledo CONNER.
cia says that the Propeller Equator, in CON.
lug up the lake last Friday. iium Buffalo 10
that city, passed through 60 miles OF ice,
much OF il quite firm, even nt one time, ren
dering II doubtlul whether she would sue
coed in getting through.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05

A Fire.-We learn that the STERN Flour
ing Mill and Saw Mill, belonging to SAMUEL
ESSLE, near Bloomville, was consumed on
Monday night last, There being no fire in
che mill. IL Sas unqusstionably set On fire
by some ineendiary. The loss is about ss.-
900. No insurance on the property.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
Special Notices.
PAIN, GRAVITY, MAGNETISM.

fhlN, uhAflIt, mAuhEIihm.
These are no times for snyihing but facts And
at length fact is known In msdieinej IL Is this
! that pain IL relieved and cured by
PuEaAuoE WIN nHAsDnEfnS rILLs.
This is as much fact in medicine az that the
magnet is fact In nav cation. Of that gravity l.
fact In astronomy, OF that lisst Is bot heat rddsd
bat which piece Of glass esn eondehse into heat
agaia.
but the great fac, OF the prsssn, day isIhat
sRAmnsrs's piILs
invsisby open the howe s, and that al The humoIs
which pain esnirOllsd BY Hsisral sihniiy b,
this
sRkAT aEDIeisE,
IMPORTANT TO THOSE LIVING IN FEVER
AND AGUE DISTRICTS.
Mr.. John Psdasy. Springfield, Unioa co, New
Jersey. has used Brsadrsths Vegetable Universe
Pills for hfssn years in his family, and for all his
hAAdsi In which tiIas these Pin. have cured them Of
Billieus sseeiions, Hssd.ehe, Rhssnstism. Fever
sad Agus, Measles. whoepisg cessh, aud in fact
all the diseases to which arss fsnily 10 eeeasioa.
ally stbjse, lie says Ne has nsssr kao~a then to
fail sad will bs pleased TO sivsLis issimony a a
,iMss In favor Of bisadfs,h,s PiIs.
tsignsdJ John fupkkf.
| ., spsiashsid. usios CO. f ..
APniA. ik6t se-ba
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05

A Noble MANA hardware merchant in
Cleveland, has Eve CLERKS belonging TO the
2slh Regiment N. q. He. when the ucv.
rraor's call appeared. called these young
mcn together aud said 10 them, "if you go,
our salaries shall be continued, aud your
places retained for you in my employ" So
says use Cleveland Herald.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05

New eoeds.--N. G. ocbuN, ia Republic.
annou,e,s to hs ricbds aud customers,
IhrWSh thee lumns OF uis wcck's J~pcr,
that his new goods l,nVc been received, op,n
Ell aad pe"ty for ne inspcsrita of all the
good poGIie - { that eoction of the eountSy.-
Mr.@ Inns disrc tstote, and wel filled with
good .stcok ,of seasenublc goods. He 10
'yites wccybuAY 70 call apd sunISe an iisp,e.
ton Asd +atislY'skenrsclyes See advertise
uh-tr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05

The Draft Coming. We learn from run.
ors, that the draft took place in Columbus,
for the Franklin District, on the Sd inst
The dehciencyis is GA The number def
eient in this tsth) district. is reported at 500
The drpn for The 9Th distliet, we learn, will
come of this geek.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
FoR rug TRIBUNE.
ON , RIcHMoNDl


On TO Riehmondis the cry,
From the nation, Eastern shore.
Bounding westwart and reply
At far Pacifc's goien door,
Over prairies. riv~s, lakes,
Until the air their oamor shakes,
Aud the continent aw.kes
As the Spring is marching on.
On to Richmood, then, yc braves,
Rally! r'llyl in your might.
Scatter tho ttaitorcvs knavcs,
With the armies of the right,
Until the earth quakes wide and far,
With the heavy tread Of war,
And the ocean feels the jar
As We march into fight.
The Northern patriots pour
Their lrgions TO the dghi,
And SOu'hron's feel once more,
The thrill OF freedoms might;
BY the starry banner o'cr Us.
BY the shout, the song and chorus,
By the martyrs gone bcfrrc uS,
We pledge the trnitois sure defeat.
The heroes Of our land,
The brave men Of our State,
once more IN battle stand.
And abide the shock of fate:
The tyranta of our time
The traitors Of our cl me,
They IN .et in stii fe sublm",
With long and deadly hate.
Chargc! CHARGE that false brigade,
Hand TO hand with rebel power.
As shovel, pick aud spade
Will never bring the promised hour.
But let the traitor feel
The furcc Of Yankee steel,
And the hrazrn cannon's peal,
With its deadly lead,n shower.
Then Hrik,! ill victory's nigh
Old Spartan metal be:
To arns! aud shout the bal,lc.cry.
Grant OF the West anil victory;
With th ir gh, silly armies hurled,
And oar iltg again uniurlrd,
will proclaim unto the world,
Union, peace aud liberty.
MlLroS f.. BAKER.
Co. II. 49,h o. n. G.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05

A Good Idea.--The names of Ex Govern
Ors Dennison aud Todd, have beco spoken
OF as suitable persons for delegates to the
National Union Convention to be held at
Baltimore.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
Partition Notice.

Catherine Yamhert, widow OF John II
YnnIhert, deceaeed. Aaron Yamhert. Mary
Koch and ber husband Benjamin Koch, Sa.
rah kolp and her husband John Kolp, resi-
dents Of Seneca county, Ohio: John Ynmhert,
Samuel Yamhert, Solomon Yamhcrt Lydia
Ann Yenizer and jacob Yentzer her hus.
band, Susanah Augustine, aud lsaAe Angus
tine her husband, residents OF Wyandot
county, Ohioi Aaron Yambert, Jr.. Sybille
Mclaughlin aud Monterrille Mclaughlin
her husband, John Henry Yamhert, John
Hsintz, Jacob Hainty aud John A. lines
Laning, residents Of LJ mn county, Iowa, will
take notice that William Yamhert has filed, I,
in the Clerks Office Of the Court Of Common
Plens, for Seneca county, Ohio, petition
for the assignment Of the dover Of Cathnrine
Yamhert In, and partition OF the West half
less acres Of the Southeast quarter, and S
acres out Of the East side OF the South h-west
quarter OF section IS. township ], North,
range a. East. In said Seneca county, Said
petition will come up for hearing on the LIST
day Of the July term. July 10. 1854. Of said
court.
J.K. HoRD,
Atty for Petitioner.
April al. 1864 So 20 2s-ew
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05

Thanks.-Me would retain .Nr hen,ty
thanke ,orthe mdnibcrs ii our own church
aud NJ dther Intends iR Tisin, villa so kindly
lin ngdhi"nNn SWrIg' 'vel'r tokrnssE regard
favored 'l'cm on Fnidaycvel'ilq, ,d last we, L
~i'h wery ibuvsl .auaasiu,i, aun,opnting to
ncs',lly SipGb.
Asput so of ihe doove WINS eni,. aud s N
fren the yuungmen a,5ke city, for n su;t Of
.elutiss. O.. Mas,
A !. NnIs
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05

Job Work--Hasing secured the services
ofau experienced Jcp PNisTEW, We are ire'
pared to do etrd, job aud Blank Printing Ia
the beet style of the art. business neu aud
Others. who desire neat work, aud got up
in an attractive style, can he aeeo@odatet
by calling nj the TsIsUSe OFFlcx.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05

Worth seciry.--Tnkc your sister, cousin,
or some one else s cousin, or family. and ; .
To Webstrr HAil. wheR Billiards. Panornmn
"f New Tuk City exhibits, W Wcdnesday and
Thursday nfterroa and evening. nt A. and
s uIehek. Il eiSwe IL niles OF the city AMI
is Cue work % att. The Hall has been
crowded M each erhiJtia ht~. The work
is uud,c the manageSncat Of d. Nellevcr,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
DIR. TOBIAS
Venetian Liniment.

A eer,sin cure for pains and sehss. and ws'rapisd
|,urer'cr to any othsT crosp itPO''uVsy cpr''i','
Hefi abseiuisiy sure Immediately snet " u usedi
VI other, rcmsnhet this sad arm ycuTs,ites With =
bottle wi,hss, delay trvur i's d''es'e which give,
no notice, 6squsn,ly attacking tie shiidn the dsss
hour Of nis hi before rh,sicisn csn he spHmonsd
" may he too la,ei remember the Ysns'ian l'"''
met ut never isils rtite gs and 10 cents = br,iie.
Sold hy all DruEgi','l Uaies, 50 co''sad' street.
New York.
April ~, iGGt "S-lm
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05

The Presidents Letter.--A patriotic andia
tercstiug letter Of Nc. LiScoLS's will bt
Sound oa the first page Of this weeks paper
Readit.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
r. II. W. aud Chicago n. II. Co.
:. NJ. PETTESCII.Ln co..

No. ~ Park Row, New York, ~ 6Stat,
St.. BostGn, are our Agents for the TIyFi'
TsrHrsE. ir those cities, and are authorized
tn take Advertisements and Subscriptions fol
us at our lowest rates.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05

Substitutes Many Of our basiness men
aud o,heis, belonging to the National Guards
of this city, paid from $3.50 to s2oO fee e'Ib'
sti,u,es to take tLeir place. for the i'o days
call.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
MEMS AND BOYS,

Boots and Shoes Of all siIes, and unsurpass.
ed In quality and make,all Of which We now
offer 70 the public, and cordially invite eve.
rybody In want Of goods TO call and exam
inc our stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere, as we have bought our goods un.
der the most favorable circumstances having
paid cash down for every dollar ofthem and
determined 10 sell for cash only. We con.
hdently PROMISE 10 sell os cheap as can be
bought In THIN, or elsewhere In the State.
M g. h. BROWN & co.
Tifio. April II. 2s--6 :
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
Local and Miscellaneous.
TIFFIN, O., NAY 5, 1864.
BOIL OF HONOR.

The following nmounti have been rc-
ccivcd on Subscription roS the year 1863
and 1861, since March Sis. Cor the week
Guiding April 2Sth.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05

As high as saoo have been raidin spving
field by National Guards, for substitutes. K
serve the 100 days for which the Guard has
Deeu ordered out
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
A nRNRRAL RFnEILIoN.
rriumnh Of /, ars,t Discovery
HAIR DYE,

The pubro ha. rebensd ssaiau sautsr''ins us"
nyss. rsshionks foresworu them. A ssgseiSu'
commosity has sdcr,sd intheir stead
cRIsTADoR0s HAIR DYE,
.sd 70, these reasons, Il smbtown, ssd b'seksn'
th. hair. no, the skin. hss ,essi able smellisat
rOts hsming auid. Il does no, bprl''qns n''uF'
-hh blooming metslle dnEes, but rr"daee' he
cwu living huss, It's eooiins elect is lasting. II Dc
6ss detection. ns rs,uhs sis unifotm. Il ns'e
hii,. Msnuise,ptsd by J Cris,adcro, Mes, N,'e
Ilcu,e, v. y. sold by all ppeg',,s. Applied b
all Hair Dresssrs.
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or CosGREss, at length, is vigorously
az work on tax law, which promises to
meet, In large measure, the extraordi.
nary expenses upon the Government by
the rebellion.
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MARRIED.

On the 2Sth Of April, 10y l. Raymond,
Esq Mt his r,sidr"er. Mr.. WALTER Sri's soS,
oi Lucas c UNITY, to Mlss CAEuII>E Iwiss,
OF Venice township, Seneca co, q.
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Ttfiu Meeklp Tribnue
The Travellers Guide.
Darton 4 Cincinnati n. R.

On and after Monday. Jan. ls, Is64, pas
pcnger trims viii run na fnllnMa
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Marquardt's
Drug and Book Store.

Yu"iuIb Lfu6 @nu DoUh DDOf6'
Having enlarged my business to
a great extent, | am prepared to
sell at WHOLESALE TO Country
Mrchants as cheap as any House
in this part Of the country.
thankful for the patronage for
the last six years, so literally 10.
stowed, by prompt attention TO
buiness, together with a desire 10
please all, he hopes to- insure a
Continuance Of the same.
j. y. MARQUARDT.
April II, 1864 a9-G.