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List of Academy, Steamboat, Fire-alarm, and
Church Bells, with Particulars as to Weight,
Sizes, Price OF Bells, Hanglngs, etc.
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Brass and Iron Work,
Gas Fitting
AND
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steam ano 1as Work promptly attended to and
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N s---cash paid tor Old Copper and Brass.
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Large Sizes Made TO Order at rs Cents
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twelve months from time OF purchasing. Should
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30
Tifin Aid Sooietv,

The Tifin Soliers Aid Society have
sent to the Sanitary Commission and
State Agent during the last six months
commencing Oct ist, and ending March
ist the following articles. 6 quilts
3 sheets, 4s pair pillow cases, As shirts,
"a pair drawers, Ga pair socks, 4 pair
miitons, s bed ticks, 259 handkerchiefs,
5 5dressing gowns, o5 lbs bandagcs 5 lbs
lint, 8 lbs dried meat, lbs peaches 10 lbs
dried currents, l76 lbs apples, 30 lbs
butter, 30 lbs dried bread, 81 qts canned
frui,Ilo catsup, S gals apple butter, Dbl
green apples, 2 bbls potatoes, bush
onions, llsdoz. eggs, 2 bags mustard,
7 bbls pickles, sack ginger roots. sack
hard biscuits.
by order Of the President.
II. l.. CAMPBELL, Sec,
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Gen, Butler and Fort Fisher,

The rebel Gen. Whiting, before his
death, sent to Gen. Boiler, in writing, a
statement of the number Of troops in Fort
Fisher at the time OF the fret attack, OF
the Confederate forces in supporting dis.
tance, aud Of Bragg's troops in Whining.
ton, aud describes minu,ely the incffec.
tivcncss Of Porter's fi,e on the fcrt-so
Ineffective that the cannonicrs were no,
driven from their guns-and made a case
that generally overwhelmingly justified
Gen. Buffers withdraw from the attack
on Fort Fisher. Whiting said, smong
other things, that it was matter of re-.
proach against Bragg, iu his atmy and at
Richmond, that Buffers small force was
not captured bodily; that Bragg had the
troops aud the position to have made the
capture; aud he in terms charged it upon
the supineness Of the Confederate com.
munder that every soldier Butler landed
was not taken. This frank statement of
Gen. Whiting is in testimony before In.
Committee GU the Conduct Of the Wpr.-
". Y. Tribune.
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Capt. John A. Newman.

We were panied to hear Of the death OF
Capt. Newman. He was buried on
last Sabbath. Bloom Township has lost
one of its prominent citizens. In every
relation of life, the deceased sustained q
chracter of integrity and moral worth.
Our acquaintance with him does not date
back more than six or seven years and
from that time until the time of his death
we were intimately acquainted with him,
and from such acquaintance and the uni
ted testimony of his neigbbors his place
will be hard to fill. lust from principle,
to his fellow men, honest id every trans
action of his life, his fellow ciJzshs de-
light to speak of him; kind to the poor
really to help the afflicted and minister IL
to tae wants of the distressed, they feel
that their fruit has boen taken this re-
ward.
He was an aifectonate' and indulgent
father, faithful and true husband and a
dutiful son, Those who knew him best,
Eelt bic loss the most.
Peace to his ashes,
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Young Men, Library Association.

A full attendance Of everybody in.
'erested in this association is earnestly
requested on Friday evening March, slst,
at Webster Hall. Its organization is to
be completed, and other business of i'm.
portance attended to.
As this is an enterprise long needed in
this city. it is hoped that it will meet
with the cordial cooperation of all both
old and young.
THos. b. ToMB, }
d X. MYERS, Committee.
IL. Il. Thomson,
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The ladies--God bless em.havo endeav
ored for few years past to obtain the
most grotesque shaped bonnets, but oi
all the fashions worn so bewtcbingly BY
them. Give US the old wooden bowl
shaped bonnet. In times of rain it will
answer for an umbrella, in Sunshine /,
will prevent the rude sun from kissing
the cheeks of the beauty beneath it, and
how charming to have talk with the
wearer Of one of these latest styles, es.
pecially if she is small in stature-all
hail beautiful fashion, lovely wooden bowl
fashion.
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THE T..'FIN MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY ny S B.SSEaTu.,
TIFFiN, March. 30, 1865

TIFFiN, March. JO 1909
FLOUR-Si9 90 !
WHEAT--Firm at ST. SO
CORN-Firm at s5c for shelled from
leans.
OATS-Frm at 55c from teams.
WOOL-Selling at s0@e5c.
SEED--Clover $40 0G. Timothy 81 30.
FLAX SEED--s2 so per bushel.
RYE--sl 20 per bushel.
CANDLES--otearin soc, tallow 221 25c
SOAP-German ~, Common &c.
TALLoW-l4@l2o, Grease @9c.
POTAToES--75c@sl.
PoRK-Per bbl, s3S 00@40 90.
WHIsKY-Common per gallon So so
Rye 80 90.
dAMS--l5@lSc.
HIDES--Green 7c, dry lie.
CALF SKINS-l2lSc Kip skins loo
SHEEP PELTS-Fresh 25c9sl so.
BEEswAX-4Oc per pound,
BUrTER-lsc per pound.
.EGGS--lsc per dozen.
LA2D-Kegs. lGe.
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.Tinln Agricultural Works.

'Tifiln Agricultural WORKS.
At a meeting Of the Stockholders of
this Co. held this day, the following per-
sons were elected directors
A. !. Barnes, N. NJ. Barnes, E. c.
IUmstead, Geo. Shannon aud NJ. Sullivan.
STocHoLDERs.--N. M. Barnes, John r
Haas, A. J. Barnes, Joshua Smith, Geo.
Shannon, A. g. D. Kuebler, George Har-
man, E, C. Umstead, NJ. Sullivan, B.
Tomb, J, NJ. NOylor g. Bro. A. G. Sheath,
Stephen J. Pecker, D. Falker, Nicholas
Umstead, Paul Kubish. J. Jackman, A.
1C. Baldwin, Geo, s Ghrisslip, Jacob
Weidman, Agness Lye,
Immediately after the stockholders
ndjourned, the Directors met and elected
khe following officers of the corporation
A. II. Barnes, President.
N. M. Barnes, Superintendent.
J. Jackman, Secretary,
A. G. Sheath, Treasurer.
The company win commence opera
ions Immediately.
March 18th, 1860.
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Tiffiu at'reklp Tritmur.
THURSDAY, MAR. 80, 1866.


Weather.
The pleasant weather is having Q
marked effect upon our business interest.
Our farmers are making vigorous efforts
to put in oil the crops possible. Every.
thing being at'the highest prices, it be.
comes those who have large supply on
hand to meet the demand of the coming
summer aud fall. Every man that pro.
duces a bushel more grain or vegetables
than he may require for his own con-
sumption proves himself to that extent IA
benelactjr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30

HUBBEL'S GOLDEN girTERS. A purelv 70.
III eiable tonic, inyisotatiss aud strengthening
Foru6es the system s.ainst the .vilenect, orun
Wholesome water.
Wll care Oy,pep,a.
win cure Weakness.
Willourc General Debility.
Willcurc ileartburn.
Willcure Headache.
Willcurs Liver Complaint.
WilleNcite and create healthy Appetite
VIII linyigotate the organs oi digestion and mod.
ersey increase the ten pcraurs OF the body and the
force ofthe circulation, a.ting in fact ~ general
ootroborant ofths system, containing no poisonous
drugs, andi ia
The BEST TONIC BIrrERs int the WORLD.
A fairtialis earnestly solicited.
GEO. {. HuBaEI n CO., Ptoptistors, Hudson,
New York. Central Depot American Express Build.
ing,55 Hudson street, New York.
t.S- For saleby Dmgsins, GrocOrs, Sc.
sT'-For sale in Titfn by DUBOIS CO., ssd J.
F. MARQUAIDT.
Oct. %. 1854.
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Spring,
market now.

Spring.
Spring with its gentle showers and
balmy air Is uron us. The fcatherod
songsters have again visited our forests
ald groves and make the earth vocal
with the melody OF their song. The
bursting buds betoken plentiful supply
of fruit. The spears Of the Poena and
Tulips are bursting through the soil which
Il month ago was solid as the rock. All
nature is arousing from its slumber to put
on the gorb Of luxurious green.
There's perfume on every wind,
Music IN every tree,
Dews for the moisture Of loving flowers
Sweets for the sucking bee.
The sick come forth for the healing south
The yo ung are gathering fowers;
And life is n tale of poetry
That is told by Golden hours"
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Soooial Notices.

TO rus NERvous, DrsitrrArEp ASp pEsroSpsSr
L o. nora SgNEs,
great sufferer having besu restored to heath 10
rev da,s a0.rmany v-ats Of misery, Is willisg TO
assist his suffering fellow creatures by sending
(ftec), on tho receipt of postpaid addressed en-.
velope, a copy orthe ropNrtA OF cure employsd.
Direct 10 JOHN NJ. DAGNAbL,
Box ia Post Ofaoe, Btooklya, New York.
January 5, ls6S.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAK.
~ NESS, Etc,
Can be cured by one VINO has really cured himself
and hundreds Of others, and will tell you nothing
but the tfaih. Address, with stamp.
EDWARD n. TRAVER,
Auge5-iy Lock Box, Boston, Msu.
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disappointment,

Disappointment
The case Of the State Of Ohio VS. Gar
ratt Seigler was set for trial on last Mon.
day. He was indicted for burning the
RooP Mil. A great many witnesses
were subpocned. For somo reason the
Judge failed to be present uutil Tuesday
evening. The pleasant weather and the
anxiety of the farmers to begin their
spring work caused them to feel greatly
disappointed. Over one hundred persons
have thus been compelled to remain
here for two doys without accomplishing
sny,hing whatever. Keep cool gentle.
men, deep streams move slowly.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30

or In Illinois genius advcr,ises on
behalf of certain famous accidental rail-
way that "an experienced coroner and
six practical jnrors will follow each regu.
lar train in special cars, together with a
few surgeons and reporters.'
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A Narrow Escape.

Narrow Escape.
On Tuesday afternoon, team htchcd
in front of Singers's Block, took fright,
and started up Main Street, then turning
ran directly across the corner of the
Court House pavement, encountering
Squire Leidy's fish market. Here there
was small boy standing, watching the
esquire" selling fish, and the horses and
wagon passed directly over him. Every.
ono expected to find the boy killed, but
strange to say, he got u? entirely unhurt.
Fish had suddenly taken fall, but re.
sumed their former standing after
vigilant search OF the Squire.
lhere nrn "rS "-L L~".- u every
market now.
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Those who know my constitution, what M, ssu,
diiion has been for the last thirty year, will believe
with me that u medicine which will reach my ease.
will reach almotany one Goes Dyspepsia Cnfs has
enabled me to eat anything please aud Il y.ry sci.
dom now have to use the medieins. II relieved ne
In an instant when was In great pain. NV whsls
| system 10 being sngthsned by its use.
| ANN E.BAGGoT
| New Haven, June Goth, 1854,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30

NV HAVLFl Juno IIhl ] n6I.
Ma. CoE-DRAR SIR;--rhs bottle OF Dyspepsis
Medicine lroeeived IRON you, gave instsntsasss
relief only nsod Il wheA my food distfessss h
was about like taking two doses to-say one 70
rev then eye other day, incressiag the qssnty OF
food and decreasing the medicine. until vas sns.
blsd 10 eat without taking snything a. ALT My eass
| new consider myself cured. and BY only using eak
bottle OF Medicine In the space OF two months. =
dose was slsaspoonfaL ELLENs. ALl.ENs
Sold by Druggisis In city aud country .vsuwhsS,
PRICE, $500 PER BOTTLE.
Orders ny nail, from ether dealers OF censumsss.
promptly ailsndedto,
&C. CLARK A co,
Wholesale prussists, ssw asssa, cessa
froprstsrs.
N0yE.--Fsmalss EscIRsrn viii fad this : splsn.
"a antaate fps Nausea At Stoazeh, aad al ,rjs ~
tl,sss ssRsixHil Y .es y ss'ies'
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DR.. TOBIAS
Venetian Horse Linimort.

7sENNIfFEE HEV1HV
In Pint bottles at FIFTY CENTS, cures lamenes,,
iuls, gals, collie, Sc. Read the foll,win.
BosToS, J.ly :, 1869.
Dr.ToptAs We have used for the past yesr your
Horse Liniment for lameness kicks, bruises collie,
and cuts, and in every instance found 1t the bes,
article ever tried in this circus company. Please
isnd six dozen,a 1t is the only iuiment use now
We have los horses. some very vauSbl., and we d..
rot want to leave town without II.
HYATT FROST,
Manner VunAmhnrah n i'o's ns',s.sn-l.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30

hAhlsohtNonu. June duthg lfois
From the benefit derived by the use ofCoe't iIys.
pvpsia Cure in NV family, am prepared spy that
never intend 10 be without II and advise all Who
NIs afflicted with Dyspepsia louy II.
PHiLANDER LEWIS,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30
iMroRrANT no TRAVELLERS.

While journeying on the ears, my stomach be
came badly deranged, causing isvsre pain 10 nv
head. Had II been on the water II would hsvs bes.
called seasiekness A lady sitting b. me, kpe .ius
my condition, reached out a bottle saving. q
Awallow.n did so, and In less than Hse mlnu,rs
my trouble was ended. The medicine ives "Co,S
nyspepsia Cure,n and from the effect u had upos
the Stomach, aad what have learned OF IL since,
think II must be an excellent remedy Tor Sea siek
ness and Dyspepsia. MRS. SAMl Ell, FlEi.D,
Madison, June 30th, 1864
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30

Voice ffon Home Thronsh our City rApbrs,
Nsw lANEN, Coma, June IS, Isgi.
MEssRs EpiroRst-Allow me, through yont osi.
umnt, IN acknowledges my gratitude for the h.nsu
have Tenelyed from The use OF Goes ID sp.b,ia Cn,,
Although was great sufferer ffon Dyshepsia, tLp
first dose gave Instant relief and one ounce has ems.
blsd me TO eat ANYTHING please, without pain I
have new stopped using the medicine, ps no losre,
needit. PALMlRA LYMAN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30
ONE OF TwESTy.riFrn

NEw HAVEN, ,Jnne llth, ia4.
MR.CoE-sIRi HaviHg been troubled with ~.
Dyspepsia for some eight os twelve monshs, Ihays
taken the usual kinds nes whicA have dons
nae no good. l Sa~ your Advertisement Of a msdi.
Ains to cure the Dyspspsis. Ihav. tried Il aud foasd
TO be the medicine. The first ~ drops (Ihe nh of
Juns,) that Itook, relieved me In oae minute. I
have taken II three or four times, but have had no
distressing feeling in my stomach since taking ths
hrst Is dfops; altogether before, could not eat
meal, and sometimes more than three OF four
Rs'p.Sifulls. IF. WOODRUFF.
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From the Pastor ofthe Methodist 4. Church. Nnai.
son, Conn,
ihave u'ed Goes Dyspepsia Cure Ia my hmil ly s.a
ean willingly testify to it, value a. a medicine
HENRY OllMAND, Pastor NJ. n. Ihst,k.
Madison, CoRa, June 3Wb, IsOl.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30

Or A sweet girl is sort Of divinity
% whom even the Scriptures do not for
Did Us TO render clip service"
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THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sandusky, Dayton s. Cincinnati II. IL.
On aal amer MONDAY, Dec. 5, 1864 uain'
MI n run as foll0wa:
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SOLDIERS

Nou ought not TO be withuutsuch valuable medi
cine. The Cincnnad National linton, OF Apni
34th, saws that thousands vt solbets ave hee q
saved bv the use ot klsuds Auti. tholcra Mix.
ture For sale BY ufurgistsa SO rcats pct bottle.
General Depot, No. q East Fourth street, Cincin.
natl, ONO. Octia
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Plttsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chi
cago Railway.
GOING WEST.

On and af'' Dee. 4'h' train. ~illl'av. Pou' Was
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-05-06

CoLORED PEOPLE IN THE Cause.-The passenger
railway companies have counted the votes taken
among their passengers as to whether or no cOlored
people should ride promiscuously in their cars. Tax
ing the average on the various lines. the vote is in
the negative ten to one. So unrelenting is the pre-
JUDGE on the part Of the people against the ~mingling
Of colors in these public vehicles, that the receipts
of the Sixth Street Line, which carried the colored
people in that way, diminished one hundred and
seventy-fve dollars per day from the very day they
began the experiment., while the number of colored
people riding averaged but about two hundred per
day. As we get this statement officially, there can
be no question about it. When the Board Of Di-
rectors first discussed the subject, they resolved to
run every fifth car for colored people and such whites
as chose to ride with them. The requisite number
of signs were painted. At the last moment this &C.
ton was reconsidered, and the Board, with but one
dissenting vote. resolved that the passengers should
be carried without regard TO color. The result Of the
experiment was as we have stated. The daily re-
ceipts of each car diminished from FIVE to eight dol
lars per day, which diminution was a corresponding
gain to the parallel roads. Justice TO the stOckhold-
ers demanded a different course of action, and every
fifth car is now reserved for colored riders. On the
Tenth and Eleventh Street Line, out Of four thou
sand votes taken. less than three hundred were in
favor Of the proposed intermingling Of colors.-Phil-
Gfeiphia Worth -qmerican.
A. RyGLIsH VIEW OF LTSCoLS's CHARACTER
There is something in that steady bovine persistence,
that resolve so iron that il cannot even bend 10 make
phrases, which is infinitely impressive to spectators.
and which in the South must create, even more than
defeat in the field, n sense Of the hopelessness of the
contest. You may face any man, however superior
in siren 9Th, but the bravest will not stand up TO the
hate, INDUCES in no cries Of triumph over the "steady
advance Of our armies" threatens no foreign Power,
makes no prophecies Of speedy success, comforts the
people with no assurances of a Utopian future; but.
as if impelled by a force other than his own will,
slides quietly but irresistibly along the rails. He is
in hs groove, and he is moving, aud thnse who are