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GEaFTINc Wax. A. the tine i. no-
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n'eace. - hervvitL p-t.i.L -hat La. he,
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one part az tslI1r.
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wooden paddle. See tLat every ps-,i. co.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-01-29

Delays increase d,sire.. and .,..,.
eEtnguish then.
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Portland and New York
sExI-wEEKIY LINE.

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farmtrs' department.


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81 ~ith Agsicvitsfs -AertCoLa
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D''pair has ruined 'oa.s. D., pr,.ur.
TN mu'ufule..
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iHA ANrricaN sHErr lvrrsr.r IL.
sreai asFicaiiu-sl interest ~ A---.-. !.
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markets Whlc tie suppl, % &c.
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e- or ihe i.s. pr.-, of gold -t..t 49,.
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CONSUMPTION.

Ihrrr IL .rrrrrs 800 f.afr. -
~ ~ f.Ira aairr.r 80 49,. -
$50. -. - = ser-rr h.an ssn.-
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-10
m. q. Wenner,

N.nufsstursr OF csrrisgeS, BugRies, sulkies, Se;,
UornsI Cos and yesrson Streets rear .ne ~ ~.
SJstholio Church, Tim, Ohio. A nae stooh oi ms
E.tsst ,tylss Of Buggiss, ste,, hnished IN the
1sassI and of the most dursbis Materials eonsAhpy
on hssd, and promptly msdeto order xyrNsrp
rimn. Ausust IS, Iss2. s.r.llsA ..ili 81.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-10
Frank Raker.

A.tO.nsy a, Law, THIN, Ohio. ofhes, in Tomb,
ploef. All Just claims for Bounty, Back PAy and
ss,r. =. ,ie loved rates. No advance paymsn, re-
ns.i,.s. lNoy. 90, testify
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seneca County

srAvE AND HEADING RAcToRY,TiFFiN,o o.
w. n. Chambsrlip has eoA,tsutiy on h.np r,In' ;,u
dried hsading. Prompt attention given 70 ahoiues'
Aiso Scroll Saving aud Turaing hone TOT order =.
Noysmbef 1853. .I rn7 .I. N'.s S-u
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-10

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor OF Baptist Oh
f Germaniown, Penn.
Or. g. NJ. Jack son--DoaT SiE-reHonal expert.
ence enables ME 10 say that regard the German
Btters prepared by you as most excellent medicine
In case OF severe cold and general debility, have
been greatly benefited by the use of the biters and
doubt mt they produce similar a. cts upon others.
YOUR truly, WARREN RANDOLPH.
Germantown. Fem.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-10
PLANTATION BITTERs

fLAN ALUM Dl lbnD
which are now re &C omme ndsd by the hig chest med
ie al authoritie and wauantedt to produce an I'M
MEDIArE benefciaI ehecct. They are exceedingly
sgresabie, perfectly iure, and must suppressed all
other tonic. whore healthy gentle stimulant isre'
quiIed.
Tbeypur fy, siren tthsa and iudgorsts.
They create healthy appetite.
They arc an sntidots.to change oewsteT and diet,
Theyovercorne effects Of .ssipation late hours.
They siren gthen the system and eniivsn ths mind
They prevent miasmatio and intern ittent fevers.
The purify the breath and acid'y ofths stom ach.
They cure DYSPEPSIA and Con ipstion.
They cure Dtorhsa, and Cholera MoThus
They cure Liver IComplAi 1t and Nervous Headache.
They mskeib weak strong, the isnguid hi illiani,
and are exhausted natuIe's gTea, rsstoIu, Theysrs
composed ofths eeisbratsi Caiissya bark, winter
green ,satsSiss, roots and herbs, all preserved In
perfectly pnre ST. CfoiA Rum. For particulars, see
circulars aud testim onis ais around each bottle. 9
Beware ofimpostors. Examine every bottle
see thvt IL has our prvate U Stamp unuatlatsd
over the eork, with pisntsnon scene, and sigma
lture On hns steel plate side label See that our
bottle is not Tshlied with spurious and dsietsYous
.,uh. Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Di ties by the gallon or In Dulk,it snimpostof.-
Any person imitaiiI this bottle, OF sellingapyoth
or materia al therein Shether called Plantation BIT
ters q not, is crimiaA Ut der the U. g. Law, and
wi n be so prosecuted by rs. We feady have ous
sys on several parties Is'hlling onr bottles &c.
who will sueessd IN getting thsmsslyes.inio CLOSE
aoartefs. The demand for brakes Plantation Jit-
tiers from ladies, clsrgymen, merchants, 30, is In
credible. The simple trial Of bottle 10 The evi
Idenee We present OF their worth and sufnnofiiY'-
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From rhe Rev. Joseph H. kennad, Pastor Of the iO,l
baptist Church,

Baptist Church.
d.. r.JHckson--Dsar Siri--i have been frequently
oequesied TO oonnec. my name with commenda ion
different kinds of medicines, but regarding the
practice ont of my appropriate sphere, havs In
all cases dsehnedi but with clear proof In arious
instances, aud particularly In my family, ofIhs use.
falness OF pr. llooh'nds German Bitters, . depart
for once from my usual cour.e, TO express my full
conviction that for general debility Of the system
and especially for Liver Complaint u 10 safe and
vAluabl. preparation In sore ease. " may fail;
hut usually, doubt not, II will be very beneficial
those who suffer from the cause.
Yours vey respectfully. j. II. KENNARD,
lt #. Eighth below Goats ST., Philadelphia
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DIR. g. G. Beiiharz.
SURGEON Mfi1 DENTIST

ones, shawhsn's Block, ever Tiain Bank. Teeth
iu,srtsd In superior manner, und on mohtes.one.
hls terms Cali aad have your Teeth hlled withos'
dslay Or. BkiLHlsEhasing had more thantwenty
ysafs ssxpsrienos ,fssisesahdsnt thAths can please
the mostfsuidioas, aad sueesedia all osseswhere
susesssis possible nndsr sny eircams,aness 90 a.
AnxillT. 1874. -o.ti
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q. Clay,

A,,o,n.y and Counsellor al Law and Notary Pub
IA, Fos,oria, Ohio, will attend promptly to an bas
u., sarusts cd TO his care. Particular atlention VII
hsdsia 10 iii Minds OF Coiiections, In Seneca and
"orros-WishJ j. v. Jones, Esq., in hsls' Block
Fostons, August %, le6iI
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School Examiners Notice.
TO TEACHERS.

Meetings of the School Examiners Of
Seneca County, for the examination OF
teachers, will oe held at the office of the
examiners ia Tomb's Block, Thin, on each
Saturday. from the Oath day OF September
until the 18th day Of December. isb4, inclu-
awe, JAMES PILLARS,
JOHN MoCAuLEY,
r.rii ss1H FRANK BAKER,
"a Examipess,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-10

From tho Rev. Thos. Winior, Pastor Of Ronborongh
Baptist Church.
Dr. Jackson Dear siI--l feel u due 10 your ca.
rellsnt preparation, Hoohands German BitteIs TO
obtained. have for years, a. times, teen uoubled
with great disorder In my lsad and nervous system.
was advised by friend 10 trj bottle ofyohr Ger
man Bitters, 4 did so, and have experienced gn ht
nd sxpeetsd eff NY health has been mstesay
benefited. I confidently recommend the Huicls
where meet with cases similar 20 my own, andhAye
been assu'ed by muny of their good effects.
10 Respect fully youTs, T. WlSTER,
.Roz5oIough. Penn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-10

Mexican Mustang Linlment'
The parties In st. Louis n Cirsiaus'u. 'bohave
bs.. oo-utvrening the Mustang l.ini imsnt under
pre,en,e of prophetor'bip's hive been thoroughly
topped by the Courts. Tosuard against fur,herim
position. have procured from the u. $ s.Treasnry,
private steel plate revenue stamp, which is plae'
ed over the top of each bottle. Each stamp bears
the vac SMILE ofmy ignature, and without which
the article Is Counterfeit, dangerous and worth
les. nitation. Examine every bottle. This Lini'
ment has been I'd use and growingin fNver for ma
ny year. There hardly exists hamlet on the habi
table Globe that does not contain evidence OF Its
wonderful effects. II is the best emolsntiL the
world. with Its present improved ingredients, its
effects upon man or bsns, are perfectly iemarka'
bic. Sores are healed pains relieved, lives saved,
valuable ami malls made usefu , and untold Ills as
,usgsd. For cuts, bruises. spsain', rheumati,m'
,wellings, bites, csked breasts, strained hoTseS,
n isa Sovereign Remedythat should neverbe dis
pc n,ed with. II should be in sye,y family Sold
by all DruEgisis.
D.S. BARNES, N. Y.
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From Rev. J. u. TumeI, Pastor Of Hedding NJ. n.
thuroh, Philadelphia
Dr. Jack son--Denr sir-Ifsyibg used yonr Ger.
man Biu"r In my family frrqusrlly, . am prepared
toaay that has tssn Of great ,eryee. believe that
most eases Of general debility Of the system IL IL
the safest aud most valuable remedy OF which have
any knowledge. Yours respectfully,
J. u. TURNER,
... ... q I.H No. S26 N. Nineternth Street
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IN THE
WORLD
Read Who Says SO.

Frcm tho Rev. icViG. Beck, Pastor of the Bap,iu
Church, Y, mhcHon, N, e, formerly Of the Ncdh
Church, rh'adslpmS.
Ihave known Hoonand's German RiitcrS ia yctn.
bly tot number of years. [ have used them ~ " \
family, and have been so pleased With their effect
that Mhs induced to recommend hem 10 many
others, and know that they have operated In q strk
incly beneficial manner. I take great pleasure IN
thus p"blicly roenimins this inei, and cslhng the
attention Of those utllicied with the diseases 70,
which they are recommended. to these Diue ~
knowing from experience that my Recommendation
will he sustained. l do this more chccrinlly ~
Iloon ands Biucs u Intended TO benefit the ailre d.
''''' - s.---. ,irihk -
fon" rsly' LEvfG. BECK.
From Rev. >. Nsw,s- D...a, .. . A., Editor of the
Encyelopedia OF Religious knowledge.
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend
Patent Medicines IN general, through distmst Of
their ingredients and eilsctsi yet know OF M sum
cient reasons why man may not testi the
he believes hmselft to have received from any sim
pie preparation, in the hope that he may thus con.
tfihute To the benefit Of others.
do this more readily In regard Of IIoo1nndt Ger.
man Biitcrs, pIsparedby Dr. q NJ. jackson, Of this
city, beuanse I was rrejudie.d against them Tor
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly Rlco olic mixture. am indebted To m
friend. Robert shoemaker, Esq, for tho reno, al OF
this prejudice by proper tests, aud for encou re
me nj to Try them, when suffering from great aud long
continued debi lily. The use Of three bottles oi
the - buffers, Al the beginning OF the present
was ioowed by evident relief, aud TcstoI alton 10
Tel for siS months before, and had almost despaire,
of reg ining. therefore thank God aud nv frien,
Tor directing me TO the use Of them, IN. BROWN
philadelphia, June -, Is6I,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-10

wANKERs, ToMBs BLOCK, TIfFiN, OHIO
The ps,tnership ssiseiu gbstween the gned'
r.yius expired by Hnitstiou IL hereby dis'oived'
Gxossr Il. KUss sud JcHs GiLL,e reurng IRON y
,shs 6vm. The tomainihg partners wihconunue'he
Wus;usss az heretofore conducted.
months, 4 per cent. .i.-I ,ou,r mss
q. TOMB, JOHN mUss
T.p. Tohs Toas, ,s,LIiG, In3' H. "o
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-10

This Is the most del gh,ful and si,ruotdinsry sHi.
Gle ever discovered, II changes the 'un.bctnt face
and hands to Prsriyss,in texture ofravishng beau.
ty, impsttins the marble purity Of youth, and the
nIsrNout sppesrsnes 80 inviting IN the city belle
offishiOu. Itremovs' TINS, freckles, rimplcs and
roughnes from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparent aud smooth II contains no ma
terai Injurious to the skin. PstrcuiEed by acttes.
os an, Opera Singers lis what every lady should
have. Sold ldeverywhsre.
"a Prpsred by WE. HAcAN, Troy, My.
Address all orJes to
DEMAS, BARNES g. CO., NY.
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a HEIMSTREET'S ..H
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
NDT DIVE

NOTA DYE
Bur restores grey hair to Its orginsl color, by sup
piping the capillary tubs, with natural sustsnsnes
mPaire by age or disease. Al instantaneous dyei
are composed oftuSAR c,Usrio, de'trO,iug the vi
tslity and beauty ofthe hair, aud afford Of them
selvs no dressing. Heimstreet's inimitahle Color
ing net only restores air TO its natural color by al
easy process. but gives the haira
Luxuriant Beauty '..
promotes Its growth, prevents its falling Of, eradi
Gates dandruiI and mpart, health ana Pleasantnes'
to th e head. u h7s stood the test OF time, being
the original IisirColcring, and is eon'taptly in
ctessingin favor. Used by both gentlemen aud Ia
dies. II 10 sold by all respectable dsOlers, or can
be procured by them OF the csmmerala' agents, u,
=. BARNES y CO, eO2 broadway. New York
Two sizes, so cents and 81.
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.a3tloE IaaaG
s. S.T.-l860.--X.

PeroDs sofssdsntaIy. habits troubled with
n.,,, ia,situde, pslpitnuon ofthe heart lack oisp
petite, distress sftereating, liver oon't'Pa
tiou, &e deserve to suffer IL they viii not Try th'
.a ad N " " ..H H..
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.|l-... i. .|..- NEW hocHZLLE, N. Y,
DR.. G. NJ. Jaekson-Dear siH-I feel II a pleasure
thus, ofmy accord, to bear testimony 10 the
eellence OF the German Riiteu. Some years since
with very bene6einl results. ! hsvs often recon.
mende them TO persons Infeebed by th4t 0ue ng
disease and hHve heard from them the haiieiing
testimoniHls as TO their great value. In eAIes OF
sen.tal debility, beieye1t to be a tonic that can
not be surpassed. J. NJ. LYONS.
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Attorney at Law. win n.eed promptly 10 aI'
kiads Of legal bu,ias.. Once In Com nereial Row
Tim, Ohio. nox9
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THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
s o v T n 4.

Sanduslsy, Dayton & Cincinnati II. II.
On and sns MONDAY, MAY 10, train, will
fuu as follows:
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william Wolf,
TOmb. Huss 4 Co.

book Bind., and Blank Book Manufacturer TIE
ia, Ohio. . ... ,a-,y
January 1. 1864. " !!
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From the Rev. J. NJ. Lvons, formerly Pastor or the
Colambus IN. J.J and Middleiown lrennl Bar.
ti,t Chufchef '''
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TIFFIN WEEKLY TRIBUNE

srusLissKD EvKRr
TIL UIt sDAx NOR MING,
In shswhan's New Block, Market Street,
TIFFIN, OHIO.
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g.. X. Watson,

Attorney at Law, T,fhu, Ohio. ofiee' second
Ploor, Tomb's Biock. .".| ~. =,
March 10. 1863. - -,
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Hard e. Keen.

TX. UoRn. Attorney at Law, q. J. kkEs, huor,
ma, AT Law and Notary Public. Office, Commefeia
Row, Ils Stairs, southsaa Corner.
n.fuxry %, 1864.
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Q 0 is aef7oQ1s ~ rnmrH wsg
'@oa al 80 haasloa' sya,tiaswi "
'siss
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'. p. NOBLE. hAsNsoN MULE
~. r. & ii. Noble,

huc,r.y, and Counsellop at Law. Once In Sin.
xsfs New Block, opposite the cour'1ou'e.
noyQy
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BUSINESS CARDS.
a %. bYERs. NJ T. THOMPSON
Rycrs & Th nlpsOn,

Attorneys and Coun,eller. at Law, Notsrcs Pab
lic and Insurance Agents. Special stsstion paid
collections. Hedges Block, Tinin, ohio'
May 10, 1904. ------- - =!
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WiIliam Gallun.
Hahn McCauIcY.

Clock and Watch Maker. All Kinds "t watches
kept conslantly on hsnd. Store In Tom''' BLOCK
Tiliu. Sent. IL, IS6I-ty
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pBMAs 8 BARNES s. COIN.
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Frcm tho Rev. icviG Beck, Pastor of the Bapiin
Church, =, mhcnon, N. =, formerly oi the Ncdh
ph,Iadslt,lta
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-11-04
LI,hnrMina.

Chnrwibg.
We accepted an invitation from
Prof. Stewart to go and SEQ his new
patent Piano from the firm of Deck
er Bros, New York. 1t certainly
cannot be excelled. BY this new pat
ent the strings do not come in con
tact with any part of the iron frame
and consequently the impure quality
of sound occasioned by such contact
cannot exist. BY peculiarly OF
construction these pianos are war
rnnted to stand in tune longer than
any other. Prof S. says that in his
extensive acquaintance with pianos,
he has never seen an instrument com.
bining all the good qualities of a pi-
ano rs this one does. Prof. Chas.
Hines says, alt is the best piano ]
ever saw"
Call and see Prof. S. at Mrs. Mef-
ford's, opposite the Colt House, who
has references TOR this piano from
nearly every State. lie is also agent
for other celebrated pianos and first
class melodeons; also, new patent
heel spring cabinet organ.