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Newspaper Independence.

We frequently pick up an exchange
whose editor complains about being
unnoyed with certain classes Of patrons
in his village. One class complains Of
his bel ng so old fogyish, unolher of his
sedate department., &C., &c. Now,
friends, us we are all engaged in the
sume good cause, Jet US kindly whisper
something in your ear. Don't you try 10
please any one but yourself. II you do
you will fail, and your paper will be as
insipid, dull and tastcless, and as dis
g'is'ing to men olreal sense, as iukowarm,
greasy dshwater would bs to fastidious
cpicurean. These grumblcrs arc every
where, and we are thankful for II. 1t is
true that some who run with them ought
to know bettcri aud we can only explain
the reason for their strange conduct on
the ground that they would rather be
skiing among fools, than wise men among
kings" They Hre superanuated fvssils,
and have very large amount of "super--
numbunclioDs" dignity about them. They
stick pins inlhe cuff, Of their eoat.sleeyes,
and wear the broad illp To their trowsers.
They are "link" Of tho "haye beens,"
who can't connect with this progressive
age, for fear Of committing an irrcverent
act, or doing Injustice TO their fathers,
who used TO 90 TO mill with a stone in
one end Of the sack aud smol chunk Of
grist in the other. Now don't under,
stand US in this structure as wishing to
speak lightly Of the "sathers"-we re-
we're the memory Of those who have "gone
before" and no one has more reverence
for groy hairs than we. The Abrahamic
locks have a sacredness about them TO
US, when we see them cluster round the
brow Of good Gather or mother, which is
better felt than we can fnd lgnguage to
express, But he who persists Ia old
notions, and is always finding fault with
young America" because he opposes the
burning of witches, crack, joke, smiles
when nature smiles, and even smiles
when nature doesn't. we have mighty
little tesPcc, for. His physical nature
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Tho Ginning Mpu

As II has been generally supposed that
the leaders Of the Democratic party IN
this county Oad District have held somc
sort Of positions in the organization
known as the Sons of Liberty, public
curiosity is some excited on the problem
VI the positions 10 be held in the future
By these rcdoubtablc gentlemen of the
Dog.fcnnel militia which they had secret
y enrolled. What will Commander
JACKSON, Of Bucyrus, aud his chief aids
Col LASG, JAMES PILLARS and JouN
McCAuLEY-now do! General Grant,
by his splendid military achi vcmcuts,
has created a panic in their ranks, and
there Is vague rumor, that they are
about to surrender themselves u, on ciy.
ing their parole of honor not to knock
down any more soldiers, resist the draft.
But there is another ,umor, (Which we
think is not entitled 10 much crcdcncu
on account Of their "pauicky" feelings }
t otthcy have lately had a rc.orgali1l-
uon, and that Col. LANG has been appoin.
ted chief aid aud b5ttlc.hullcr for Com.
mandcr JAcEsoN. His duties will re-.
quire him TO keep uili.cncy of spark.
ling catawba on hand for their iJint usc
In camp, and JACKSON, though brave as
JrIIus CESAR was, has 4 puir Of leg.
that will persist in running away from q
f5ht-so LANG is to keep position two
PAGES in his rear and run to receive any
stray bullets which may be flying toward
the commander. The only defect in this
arrangement is the danger that the rear
guard may get To the front, but it is sup.
foSed that JAcKsoN's running qualities
viii render such an accident next to
impossiblc. JyuS BELL, Of Fremont,
having more regard to tho main chance
than for the smell Of gunpowdcr, will
probably occupy the position that Il
Missouri Captain held in the rebel army
--"CommissGry OF the regiment and
diS6uStin agent for the same" Nc
CAULEY is 10 be superintendent of all
conquered swamp lunds that may be con
iscated for tho benefit Of Tho leaders of
til, enterprise. 1t is thought that, owing
to his great craftsmanship, he will make
u very profitable member of the new
war department, though some apprehcn.
sion is entertained that there my not be
a fair division Of the spoils. SrIcKNEY
Is to be "turncd tOosc in the Dcs.rik," TO
Iorage for fac shccp-an employment
precisely suited to his capacity. PILLARS
what shall we say Of the future mill
tary career OF JAMES! We understand
that there have been anxious conferences
over his prospective position; but the
came unanimously to the con-
clusion, that no use could be made of
him in camp without spelling his hand
some clothes, and therefore concluded to
make him u Lieutenant on the first scow
luaboat they lunch on Rock run.
The other leaders, being considered of
less note, ore understood to have rcceiv.
ed positions us suffers clerks. There
may be future recasting Of positions,
jut as first impressions are general cor.
Get, and in the present case the appoint-
nenis are SO appropriate, it is not proba.
bic that they will DO disturbed Ii these
umors are correct, look out :or the com.
ng men
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Tiffiu as'eeklp Tribunc
EDTTORTAT.
nemoorntin Consistency.


In reading the culogics pronounced by
Democratic newspapers and Democratic
orators over the lamcntcd LINCOLN, by
men who have for the last few years
been telling their rag.tag aud bob.tail
followers, through the papers anl on the
stump, that Mr.. LINCOLN was a scoun.
drcl, a traitor, widow-m maker, a iyran,,
&C., Sc, Sc, we are reminded Of that
aging Ia just man in death couqucrs
his cncmics.n Dut Il seems to us, that
men must have great deal cf brass In
their checks who Gan write and deliver
culogies on the memory Of one they have
hoaadcd even unto death An such
"cu'ogics" are disgrace 10 that Gcoat
Saviour of his country, ABRAHAM LIN
clLS. Aud not only this, but how do
these men square their culogics with
their past conduct How will their Gu
logics read, side by side, with their polti.
cal writings and speeches, got up to gull
their readers and hearers pending annual
elections These culogics may be all
right; we admire tho man who can "for-
get and forgive" who carries no malice
to the grave; but ''wr," for one, here
give notice to our enemies, that when wo
leave this earthly tabernacle ard are car
ricd to the narrow house, we want them
to do us Potter did stand aIar of! until
coniriiion has done its w,rk, then they
can ccme TO the hillock that marks our
resting place, ard acknowledge to
Heaven (not to us) they they told many
lies about US when we were il the flesh
30, Consistency! thou art a j,wcl!"-
When will men lcaru this truth!
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Important Circular Soldiers
Claims.

Coy. pRouou say':" No groatr scr.
vice can b. done to the soldiers OF Oniu,
and their families, than by tue pubIica.
tion of the following Circular, in relation
to the collection Of Soldiers, who arc ir.
ucrant of the PROVISIONS Tho State has
made in this particular, are daily yictiIn.
lied in large fees taken from them for
servico that will be promptly perform I'd
by the Commissioner free OF charge. 1
thcfeic.o earnestly appeal to the Press.
as an act OF kindness 10 our Soldiers and
their families, to aid in disseminating ia
formation that will save them from impo.
siiol." "a =
We trust that all friends OF Soldiers
aud Soldiers families-and what loyal
man is not such!-will take pains to.
bring this circular and its object to the
attention and understanding " these ir-
tcrcsted:
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OUR DoYs ARE COMING noxr.


Ihank God, the sky is clearing
~, ne clouds are hur,ying past
innnN r, COD uhe day Is nearing
The dawn isecling feat.
Aud when glad herald voires
Shall tell ~ peace has come,
This thought shall most rejoice ",
"our boys aro eopilng home !"
Soon shall the voice Of fsingins,
Drown war; tremendous din
S'on shall the joy bells ringing
BRING peace and freedom in.
The Jubilee bonfres burning
Shall zoo light up the dOme,
And soon. to sOOthe our yearrtit.g,
Oar boysare comiug home
The vacant tiresiia place,
Hive waited FOR them long
The loye light lacks their Isees,
The ohorus waits their song
A shadnwy Tear Das hauntei
The long dceerted room
.But'now QUE prayers are grsptcd,
Our boys are coming home
o mother. calrny waiting
For that beloved sou
O sister, proudly dotiug
The victories he has Won,
o maideU, softly humming
The love soug while they roam
Joy,J ", the bVys are cowipg--
Ou. boys are eofI.ing hoGei
Sud yet-.oh. teenest sorrow
They're coming, but not all
For many dark to morrow
Shall wear its sable pail.
For thousands Nho are aleoping
beneath the empurpled loan o..
Woe woe tor those we're weeping.
Who never will ccMc bone
O sal heart, hush thy gricving
Wait but little while
Witt hoping and believing
Thy woe and Fear hggpile'
Wait for the ioYoes meeting
Beyond the starry dome,
For there our boys q G waiting
To bid us welcome home.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-18
Manhood: how Lost, how Restored.

a. Just published a new edition OF
lSR DR.. Culverwclrs CELEBRATED Essay on
the radical cure (without medicine) of Spcr
matorbma. or seminal Weakness, luvolunta.
~ Seminal Losses. lmpUtency, Mental aud
Physical Incapacity, lmpcdlnents to Mar.
riage, etc; also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and
Fits, induce by self-indulgence or sexual cx
trayaganse.
a. price, in a sealed envolop. only cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates, from thirty
years. successful practice that the alarming
conscqrel. Ices Of selfabuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use Of internal
medciic tr the application Of the Knife
pointing out mode ofcure at once simple,
certain, anil ciIcctual, ly means Of which
every sufferer. no mat ter whathis condition
may be, NAV cure himself cheaply, pfiyR.ely
and radically ..... ..f
H. This Lecture should be in the hands
Of every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in plaineuyelopto any
address, post pad, on receipt OF Elk cents, or
two post stamps. Address the publisher.
CHAS. !. c. KLINE & Co.,
l27 Dowery n. Y, post Office box l.5sG.
March O. ieG5-iy
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A Juvenile began a Composition
~ nMoonliSh.N ns fnIlnws.

II was calm still night, The moons
pale liaht, shone soft DER hill and dale |;
not q breozl stirredi not u leaf stirred;
not a dog stirred; not horse stirred;
not man stirred; not mud stirred; ne.
gn oYTl stirred, no;n hog stirred. aot c
oe~ s;irredi not sheep sti,rij; ne; . scct
stirred no, a hen stirred; not cysa e
goose stirred.
Here the teacher interrupted with the
observation that the composition appear.
ed 10 him TO relate moro % Agriculture
than u Moonlight.
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III, s, Wcnncr,

N,nufscturerof of Carriages, BugRies, ,Sulkles, &c.
Corner Coe aud Jefferson streets, near the German
Ssthoiio Churnh, Tifin, Ohio. A Gne stock Of the
atest styles Of Buggie', etc., finished in the best
manner aud ofthe most durable materials constantly
oa hand, n nd promptly madeto order, ..
Tim, Aueusi25, 1859. AZ
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military Claims and Pensions.
J.K. HORD

das been duly licensed to prosecute and
collect claims for Officers and Soldiers
SACK PAY aud BoUSTY, and Passions. All
expenses incident to the collections of
tlaims will be advanced by him, and no
charge made until the claim 10 collected.
Charges reasonable.
Ofiss 10 Commercial Row. first door up
airs, Tiniu Ohio, r-. lNoyl7
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Seneca County

AVE AND HEADING FACTORY, ,TIFFIN,
n dFsuit Barrel Slaves, we'll seasoncd, asd KILN |
redhesding. Prompt attention given TO allorders.
A,seSeroll Saving aud Turning done toorder.
MOVE .leo2. stf
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Davis House.

(Forms rly cplled d the "City IIouse,D Tifin, Ohio
LEvI WEIaIcK, Proprietor.
Ths sundsrsi igued esires toi nsorm alhsfriendsand
helatepatrons of the City House (now Davisnhsi
his hotelis ready for the reception of guests The
n ouse has been rebuilt furnished an dis now
God any in the country.
I now have stabling suoughto accommodate any
unber / horses and wi lialway ,hHyea abundance
effeed. LEVI W EIRlCk.
Tim, October I. l65a-l5tf
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Frank Ba kcr,

fsk,tornsvat Law, TiAiu, Ohio. ofiee, n ronb's
hlock. All just claims for Bounty Back Pay md
psn,ions :, promplly collected for soldiers OF their
n.iustths lovely rates, No advance paymeni re,
haired. 1I| (Nov. 90, leG3-7.ly
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y. CLAY,

Attornsyaxd copn,sllora Law and No,sIyPub
ie, Rostoiia, Oho, will attend promptly to all busil
ness enTustsd to hi care. Particular atte ntiOn vii
he paid 10 ali kinds Of Colleetionsiin in ssnsea aud
AFRO oihins eoHhttss. ...
.ossios NTH ]. v. Jones, Esq,in Halst'bloek'
up staiIs
fostora ,Ausu,t-e, 1864.
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THr New Bedford Standard says Jsif.
Davis is now eaeeing like 2 cur with HE
tail between his legs." That is the rea.
son the Government is trying to cur tail
his fighi, we suppose.
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WILLIAM w Off,
EsI DIR. q. e. BcilharZ.
SURGEON Gx DENTIST

ohee, ,Sha whan's Block ,oveI RI lin Rank. Teeth
nt,usdina superior IN amer, and on mostreasona'
bile terms. Calland have yourreeth oiled without
clay. Dr.BEiLnARzhaving h ad more thautwenty
isarssxpsIience, fee lso onddeutthathe can please
he mbstfa,tidious, and suceeed din all where
uees'sis possible undetany cireumstahees
Aprills 1861 Se'ti
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T,o. NJ. , .l
' '' ~"
three teHths per cent Interest, per annum
known as the
SEVEN-THTRTYT0AN.
These Notes arc issued under the date o.
June 18th, 1854, and are payable three
years from that time, in currency, or arc
convertible at the option Of the holder into
L. y, 500 SIX PER CENT,
GoID.BEARINc RoNDs
Tho.o hon,.o ara ~, n,or,,,,, .,,,,
ircro.sc.,ho ,c,uo, r,,s, on bo : 20 loan
md u. .o,omr,,or from s,,,oord urr,oioo,
taxation adds from one to three rer cent,
more ,ecorsinr TO the rate levied on other
property. The interests payablein currency
semi. annually by coupors attached TO each
note. which NAV he cut off and sold 10 any
bank or banker.
The interest amounts 10
One cent per dav on a s5o nots
Two cents q +" T" 500
Ten :" " $500
-, q Stooo S.ooO
Notes Of all the determinations named will
no nromn,,t furnished uror reoe;D, Of snh
eriptiop,. and the note. forwarded at once
The iDtsro.,to i5,b limo nov. vii, Ia r.id
in advance. Thisi.
Tho orJu FOO \ IN NTorlyet
c'
s0"nusH'y eApss'su '"'' Us superior "u'
" a"'as1 "' Ir J'aH 'D
uleat ooulai nOal VI Vnc Ieopie'
Less 'nan s'OO'oOO'VVV 0' 'no Loan au
thorized by Che last Congress are now on
the market This amount, at the rate at
b;ab 4, a; t,l;,o ah.o.ho1. ,,li al H. I
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UOrd n Keen.

J.K. H)Rp, Attorney at Law, q. J. KEEN, Attot.
neyat t.tw aud Notary Public. Ohce, Commsf cial
Row. Up Stair., Soa'heast Corner.
Jauuary %, 1864.
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U. \, 7.3O LOAN

BY authority the Secretary ofthe Treasury
the undersigned has assumed the General
Subscription Agency Tor the sale Of United
States Treasury Notes, bearing seven and
three tenths per cent, interest, per annum
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BUSINESS CARDS.
William Gallup,

Clock and Watch Maker. Allkinds Of watches
. pt constantly on hand. store ia TOah's Block.
rifin, sept.l7, leGl-iy
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U. s. $40 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS

Notes Of all the denominations named viii
be promptly furnished upon receipt Of sub
criptions, and the notes forwarded at once
The interest to 18th June next will be paid
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Subscription Agent. PnIAor1rRIA
Subscriptions will be received by
National Exchange Bank Of Tim.
First National BaHh Of Tifin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-31

I'm SptcfaUSl IN tUt treatment
" of all PRIV ate diseases III all their
y varied and complicated forms
1@~Ao For the past 20 years Dr. ".
has maj, tne treatment OF private diseases his
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Particular attention given 10 old standing cas-
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Also. the effects of solitary habits. both ruinous
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following effects Blotchcs. Bodily Weakness,
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The subject OF Rupture, or Hernia has long
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