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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-08-26

ApporxryESr-S. NJ. Naukana TO be Assessor ofIaNes Tor
+be nis.-i,t of KooIauloa. oahu. vice J n kaanipOo, deceased.
~ {. De NARGNI.
Department Of Finance, Aug. 10, 1865.
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EXPORTS.

= - .srvS-r,s Isl .SD-pcr Kauehameha v Aug 1870
-. cotton cloth. I c. tobacco. - b5Is Haw'n beef, obs PORK.
"a sis Dotstoes. So gals casks, : ks sugar, l bN tea, : pas
49,. 4 bbI4 rn,olasses. / cs astl meats. $685. lbs T"i. pcs
81. =. dog hsndkerchiefs, l pc rcd flannel, ) dcz slesth
-, 1s0O p lumber. l kg nails. 2d0z mattresses aHd pillows,
= - rlo.hfpg. % c4.ks > kegs dried apples, = kegs butter q
rsEs bread Soo5 -
yaire q Foreign Proi1ce---- ----- 10 -
r. Ak FE.yclsCo-per Comet, Aug 2l-lSiS kgs s4s2E
1-sas5 ThO 2-y pEgs moIasses li-S GiHsh OS- Odk -
"a Trs, - b5.s pork. = csLs sails, IS nds - -
O III c5s5eO !bsj, % bzs lines, 20 punches D'Ha-'s' ~
EW' value Of Domestic
raIne n Foreign Pr-iues---
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PASSENGERS.

For WsDEAED P1ETe-p@r KIauea, AG- 2l-Mss Carrie
Parx=r. Rev l. " Parker. : l. Can. " r >~r1i-rlsz. ? %
Lyman, c 2 hart J A Hopper. : L Austin, Sir scdattsr-s.
F.rsAs FEaScISco--p-r Cauet- AuszsL 21-Nr AMI Mrs Z
= B-ry. Ms Fannie Berry. Mss E.4ch, CapE Poster, Capt
Nac9mbrr. Capt J-nks, stephen Nl-~. Mr. Af.rl. Ctzs Derby
and child, y CErUrh-r. Y 4 Cars1l- Nm NH-e--. = : T-ht-l-Tr
II RJyelg. J patterson. Z JJA-sou-l5-
Prom SAs FEANCsCD-Per Onward, August Z-Nrs j u
Oat ana con M y T. Johnson and two children, Capt Wa
BerlL. sir WIN Ee-rI and four children. Mr. Woriman, Mss
W0yimaa. Miss Alice Wgriuau. e Odsh1p. z Bailey Wm
Bril-. J ! alsteat. II HaIst-aI. Jas Welsh. J Ring, Cap- L y
Hampstead, 2 Cas-. John Eeson. Al Amen. A. Ching r
L5agh9a. John Kznaka, Joseph Moore, { Z Berger, sylvester
FCsmlre-3Z-
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DEPARTURE

80 Ottawa bark Karuehameha V, Cunningham f-
Ascension Island
zI-Am bark Comet. scott, fr san Francisco.
Zt-Stmr kEau-s- NcGres0r, foT NlndSaTt Fors-
gT-Schr Active. Eluuahi. FOR kol0a-
Ec-Ssur Annie Laurie Mitchell, for koloa-
EI--chr Mary. NiSI, fr Nahso-
=-Schr Helen, kinney. fr NOlokai.
-3-Schr Moi Wahiue. kuts1ua, fr NaSlETh & hoi0a-
E-Brx Nah.snasua, Irving. for lilo
Z-Am wh bark jos Maxwell, Chase, for cruisc-
.t-Schr MOI Eezi. Nap-a- t- kaLuiui-
Sch Helen, Kinney, for Ic.1lai-
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ARRIVALS,

>ux. fs-s,mr Annie Laurie. Mitchell. from WindwaFi Ports.
-O-Brig Naticuleua, living. from lii0-
gO-Srhr My. Nisa, from A-thllA-
gO-HaE'u bark NaunsEra- Robinson, Is days from
Port AugrtIs, with lumber u Hackf-d 3 Co
af-Schr MOI Wahiue, Euhsaus, from holoa-
Am barr Onward. Hampstead, l. days from Fan
Fructscr. with lumber % Alirch, Walker = 20
g3-Schr Helen. kinney, from Molokai AMI Mako.
--Schr .IOi keiki. Napei1, from hahul1i.
-S-Sghr pruSe. Hatfield, from HaualsL.
.4-Schr .fauuozawai, from Hama
-S-Schr Moi. Wilbur, from kahuiui-
-5-Schr Helen. Kinney, from NolOkai-
-6-Stmr KfIIlra, Nctires0r, from winiEaHt ports-
-s-Schr Emefue, Crane, from kona- and hau-
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ZOE =.

From PrET ASsELD--p-r N4LraAaa. Aux -I-44Ny+ y
dressed .zurer, Zii55O g rough lumber, 1000 aus 30 bt.s
r1c<e:s. liza VI shingles
F--u SaS FzAs--ro-per Onward. August Gloss Pk-=
--f--. 400 bricks. ! pkg leather. 1IL5 pieces machinery lru-
Der al Line. : c. aal q b-is iran. 20 pSss machinery les
drugs. - CO E--lvz-=, 80 G. cdr. % pSg= pryi-c--
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MEMORANDA.

II Bark OHUIrd, Hampstead, FgUorts-L-t North Heads,
at s T. NJ 50 time, August eth; trt part % passage LFat
Srcezes from the IVES, middle part EStt bretLe- tom The n T.
later rart fne bTc,zes from p y +
Lee in sort ship POyHssiEg. Greer, . days from honclulu'
% sI n eight days for Hon1iliI-
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yEssELsIN PoRT-AUGUsT 90.

an bark Onward, Hampstead
British ship penuis BruEirIt- Nh1-sN
British schT AIbcrui. Daiympic.
An barr kentucky, NLiistuu-
An clipper ship Csylcn- Woods
Eue tsp9-iI schr u1uitiia, webb
An vi bars Richmond, Weeks
Am Rh ship james Mzury, Cunningham
Br park HSrwOcd
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~ ErrrPg5SE-Nr Leonard, so long anu
.,r,-sbrv known in former years from has cohhec-
-, rri-b the establishment OF Mr.. c. H.. Levers
~. since his return. established himself on 'e
r-rl,r,7s for the purpose of carrying on the onsl-
49, ~ ., Understandings and the manufacture OF ma
.r;-.-v IN wood. We called 10 see him during the
-, and found q fine airy building, flied WIN
tho necessary machinery for the prosecution oil us
-, ,r,Dr which we noticed q " Daniels fIan-
ior Machine capable Of working timber two le''
-. and forty feet in length. besides a saving
.rl horinr machine and turning lathe. Inc INA
ch;nerv ! worked by a steam engine Oh eisn' -
mower. The disposition Of the engine ana M''n'
rrrv shows evidences OF TACT and lhSehHitS !"
.,anomisinr space. and i we'll worthy Il Nlslt %
insnection. Mr.. Leonard Is putting the hhSNinS
touches on . complete set Of barrel machinery y
the establishment OF {. ii. Levers, on hing street.
"a We copy the following from the AZ" '"'
forpiu. the italics being ours:
H,wAu,r OFFICIALS A~RRIvEp-Among the pas
-,1rar- Who arrived Yesterday from Honolulu oE
,fn9,b;, P,l,asSiqn. were Hon. Il. VI. hobettsoh'
T,5ca nr the supreme Court OF the Hawaiian Mig
dnu}. ION. (. 1. HofHtaIst. second J"94e q 40
and Nm. f. Allen. Collector OF General oISloI.
for the Islands, who viii remain some weeks III
California.
We have often called in at the drug store OF our
friend DR.. Honmann on the corner, and listened to
all sorts of disputations and arguments, but have
never as Yet read any of his decisions.
PARENTS AND GUARDLANs.-We commend 10 TIE
notice of all who have charge of children and who
NAV be DESTROYS of giving them a sound education
in English. to the advertisement of Mr.. NJ L. Beck
NTH in t,-1av'S manor.
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DIED.

PETkss-DieI a; HiIO, August I2-h. Richard Peters. aged
about 90 years. A native q NeEbuTy port, Mass, |. s.A
BRooEs-In San Francisco, July Both, Mrs. Sarah Brooks,
h.rn in Lond.n. EnELaad. motker.in-law u William u. Cutrell.
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Ship-' Minis.
PORT oF HONOLULU. H. I.

For WlSDwAED PoErs-per hilluea, Monday
For sax EEaSCIsgJ-per keutucky, soon
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-23
Oil in Seneca.

Oil in Seneca.
We continue to hear of 'indications" of
oil in this State, but the "indications" in
this County do not keep pace With the
indications" in other sections. But " e
have been "reliably" informed by nu
intelligent (not contraband) gentleman"
who had "great experience" in bosing for
Oil, aud who owned several wells of the
p. Troleum pattern in the days when that
great Indian Chief, WIN. Tocumseb, Esq,
slashed around through this country pretty
extensively, thai he was told by man
who deals in stock, that his neighbor, a
dry goods merchant, had been informed
by his br others son, who said that his
cousins nephew had iterattd upon tho
authority of his uncle who got It nom a
man he didn't know, that there was
every "indication" of Oil one mile and
half south Of Republic, on the farm Of
g. N, OGDEN, ESQ. We shall wait
for the next steamer for confirmation
OF this report.
Several OF the enterprising citizens OF
this county have embarked on the foam
ing sea Of the Oil spe -uIation at Oil City
and 10 Michigan. We hope that they
may realize fortunes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-23
81. Pateriek's Day.

D. faterleks Day.
Last Friday. the 18th Of March. was
st. Parick's day, and clustering one il
was. We do not mean to intimate that
!, was caused so by any of the patriot 10
demonstrations ofhny of the progeny Of
Erin's green isle, but entirely BY the
prsnks Of the elements which seemed to
be on a regular "bust" all day. Old Bor-
sas seemed to be abroad with all bis ven
geance, and played many pranks by lev.
cling fences, ripping awnings. blowing
down signs, tenring offshut,ers, remoy inc
hats suddenly and unexpectedly, and TAX.
ing liberties with womcn's toilettes thai
proved him to be decided libertine
Windows shook, und the wind howlec
about the corners and whirled down chin
Deys, and sang through creyiees, until 4
seemed as Il the famous bag OF the deity
described by Mars had been united. TIL,
wind was kind to those Of the fair Sc,
who had pretty feet and symmetrical an
kIes, and revealed enough of grace an,
beauty to excite tbs imagination wiihou
tfsnchine upon the real No seriou
damage was done, unless to the morbi,
sensll'ilities Of some daughter of Eve wh,
would have prevented the wind from in
dulging in freedoms that might bette
have been rsser7od for some private oc
sssion. l
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THH TIFFIN MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY ny S B.SSEArH.
TiFF1y. March. %, lSG5

CORRECTED wEIKLY ny S B.SSEAIH.
TiEFIS, March. 20, lsG5
PLoUR--Sl0 90
. WREAT--Firm at ST. 90
CQRN--Firm at s5c for shelled from
teams.
oATS-Tirm at 55c from teams.
WooL--Selling at s0@s5c.
SEED--Clover sl2 90, Timothy 81 80.
FLAX SEED--$2 so per bushel.
RYE--Sl 20 per bushel.
CANDLES-Stearine zoe, tsllow % 92Sc
SoAP-German 70, Common Sc.
TALLoW-l4@i2y, Grease @9c.
PorAToES--75e0sl.
PoRK-Psr bbl, S3s o0@40 90.
WHISKY-oommon per gallon So so
Rye 80 90.
dAMS--i5@iso.
HIDES--Green 7c. dry I4e.
CALF sKlNs-i2ISc Kip skins iOc
SHEEP PELTs-Fresh 25c@sl 50.
BEESWAX-4OO per pound.
HU rrER-leo per pound.
EGGS--lso per dozen.
LARD-Kegs. l6e.
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A Young Mems Library Assooia-
ton TO be Established in Tifin.

tion to be Established in TiAin.
Some months ago THE TRIBUNE advo.
Gated the Propriety and feasibility Of es.
tablishing Young Mems Library Asso.
claiion in Tliin and suggested that then
steps should be Immediately taken to get
such valuable enterprise under way.
We are glad TO announce that at last The
Young men Of hi, city have awakened To
sense of their duty aud taken the In.
itiatorY STEPS with that ond in view. AT
meeting held At Webster Hall on Tues.
day evening last, Capt. A. II. BYERs
was chosen chairman, and A. KAeA,
Secretary. After various gentlemen had
expressed their views as 10 the best
manner OF proceeding in the matter, a
committee of five wos appointed, consist
ing of the following gentlemen: Capt. N.
L. Brewer, DR.. G. S. Yioglipg, Thos.
d. Tomb, s Dorsey. and Thos. Hes.
liDgton. This Committee were instruct.
ed to investigate aud report as TO the
probable expense attending the organiza
lion Of Library Association, and TO
ascertain the views of our ciIizens upon
the same and as to what encouragement
'hey would extend 10 the young men in
this behalf. This Committee is to report
at the next meeting which is ANNOUNCED
in to.dty's paper.
We hope our citizens win come up
with helping hand, in both moral and
practica view, and assist The young mer
in establishing this very laudable enter.
prise. Le. our citizens enccnrsge then
not only by th sir words but also by theil
deeds. Every dollar donated to this pur
pose will 60 that far 10 eleya,ing tn,
STANDARD of morals and intelligencl
among the young men. Money which 4
now spent Ia places and IN name
that tends to destroy the mind aud de
! bauch and deprave human nature, will b.
turued 10 course to add a more noble
tribute to the triumphs OF learning an
liberty, Il is great and good undertak
ing. The cyNic may smile at the idea
: and the infidei laugh TO scorn the nobl
. intentioni but who knows thai there ma
I be a gem ofRenius in tbis city. dsstInes
By the cid Of this Library Association, I
. rise to ihs pinnaele Of human glory. !
1 Is not to colleges we ara to look aloz
for great and good men. The Saviour {
mankind chose his disciples from III
fishing boat; and many OF the mos
: illustrious characters that ever iIiomins,
= cd the world. rose by the aid Of as bumbl
= an institution as that which the yeun
ipsn Of TiaHa are now contemplating.
N
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Compliment to on, of our clt!z,n,.

Compliment 10 ono OF our Citizens.
We clip the following from the Chi
cago Evening JournGi Of The 18th:
CAMP DOUGLAS has been az
lncrcuse Of patients beyoad any previous
experiences al the Post Hospital, NOT from
any contagious discDse, but mostly from
the exposure of the new regiment from
Missouri. Great attention is given 10
their cases by the Surgeons in charge,
but quito n numbcr have died from pneu
monil. Three were buried on NJ inday.
and on Tuc.day, "Wednesday and Thurs.
doy three more. We ere pleased TO learn
that, in every case, due attention is paid
to solcmnzing the funerals of the soldier.
according TO the regulations. The NOR.
tally umong the prisoners is less than
usual row. :.
The improvements carried out by DR..
Isrshiser, with uptiring zeal, has led
to recognition Of them ny the Post Sur.
'geon, and the Doctor is in charge Of all
three Of the prison hospitals.
DIR. HERsHIsER was formerly a citizen
Of Columbus, Ohio, but at the time Of his
leaving for the army wOs resident OF
rfIin. The Doctor will return in a lew
weeksand commence the practice of med.
icine here, when we bespeak his services
for every one who can appreciate q
good physician.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-23

A crowded and intelligent aueiencs .
Hedges Hall greeted the Association o
Young lsdies aud gentlemen Lac, Frida,
evening 90 hear their Concert for ID,
bencf, Of the poor aud needy. Til,
music, both vocal and instrumental, wa,
rendered in a superb manner ,brouehou,
and the audience attested their appro
baton BY frequent and loud applause
II we attempted it, we should flnd il an
iuvidious affair to give the preference tc
any one Of the performers who so penet.
ous'y labored in behalf Of those who are
entitled to our care and protection. Thi,
is the second concert given by these
ladies and gentlemen, and while we think
thn, their labors were not 50 ell reward
cd as they should have been on account
of the inadequate price Of admission, we
hope II viii rot be the last one. The
price Of admission should have beer fi1v
cents instead Of twenty five. The eff5r,
on their part was merely one of love, and
the public should understand that in at.
tending Il cotcer's they arc not only
contributing a mite Tor the relief of the
ncedy' Tut also Encouraging tho BIS,
musical talent In the city.
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A Haro.

Perhsps CUR readers are ignorant o.
the hcroism Of railrosd men In general
who often distinguish themselves In a.
noble a manner IS he who rushss for
ward through the fre Of shot and shelf
and plants the colors on ;he parapcts
Of the enemy. KIDD renders you d. not
properly appreciate the class Of men in
your midst known as "railroaders. w.
They possess some most noble traits of
character, aud ever the fret 10 hear the
cry Of charity. Frank Patterson, the en-.
gineer killed in the late collision on the
2. a Fl. w. g. G. R-ilway, exhibited an
act Of true heroism which is worthy Of
record. As he approached the train he
eollided with, and saw that collision
was inevitable. he told brother. riding
with him, aud the fireman to lump and
save themselves thoy did so. and were
saved but he. like hero, remained at
his post with bis hand on The levet lie
might have saved his own lie il hc had
he seorned tho ilca oil
deserving his post while 10 many rfecious
lives were his keeping, aud lkek Srave
man, preferred death to dishonor Mr..
Patterson had been connected weh the
road for n1Nbcr Of years, enjoying tho
conf once OF The odi:vrs aud fl via
knew him.
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The National rxohang. R.ut Of ria,n.

This is one Of the National Banks
lately authorized by the Secretary of
the Treasury, with a capital OF 5000, 600.
1t Is the successor to the Bank Of Tifin,
and will commence business on the first
of April It's advertisement appears in
to'doy's paper, to which we direct the
attention Of cur readers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-23
Tho Frat National BANK Of Tia,n.

We invite the stten,ion of our readers
TO the advertisements of this Bank in our
columns to-day. This Bank has been
designated by JAY COOKE, g. CO., as a
sub.agent Tor the sale of the U. s. Tao
Bonds. Since gold has been declining
these bonds nre going off like hot cakes.
Only $4,000 900 remain uusold, which
win probably be taken up this week.
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Social Notices.

10 rHt NsRvoUs, DEBItirArFp Asp pKvoSsssr
4 % beTH sKxHs.
sroat iunsref having bssa restored to kshh Ia
few t,ys aitef maay years Of mi,sry, IA vllisg 10
a,.ist bis suffering fellow creature, byssndiue
(Gtee), on the receipt Of = po,tpsid adits'sd ss.
sslops, copy ofihs roaHrLA OF cure sarloysd.
Direct to JOHN NJ. DAGNAlL,
Box 10 Post Oaiss, DtookiyH, NeVYsrk.
J,nuaty 5, 1865.
NERVOUS gEBrLlTY, SEMINAL WEAK.
IN NESS, Etc,i
Can be- cured ny one who has 'saliY oufsthlmssli
and hundreds Of eiher', sad will tell you noth 4
bui the truth. Address. with stamp,
EDWARD u. TRAtFB,
Auges y Lock box, BoUou ,Nss,.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-23

uCBnEfSs GOLDEN BtrrERs. A puelyvsr
IL stabls tonic, invigoratins sad strengthening.
FOtufei ths system against the syileas,u ofuA.
wholesome water
Wll care Dy'pcp,iA.
win cure Weakueu,
win cure General Debility.
Willcuts Heartburn.
Wiilcuts Headache.
Wlleuts Liver Complaint,
Wilexelte and create healthy sp+tits.
VIII inrisctate the organs oi dise.Inn snd mod.
era,ely increase the tea perurs Of theSody and the
forse Of ,ho circulation, tag in fact !, general
cor ir,5orant ofshe system, containing nv poiioaou.
drugs, andii
The DEsT TONIC METERS inths WORLD,
A faittialis eatne,tly solicited.
GEo, c. HUDaEt SEQ, Ptoprio,or,. Hud,on
New Yors. Csatral Depot American ESptn Guild
ing IS 1alson sipset, New York.
~ For salshy Druggists, Gtocsn.Sr.
- For sale In rnn by DUBOIS & CO., snd J
+. MARQrARDr,
Oct. 90. l3it,
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OF Since Sherman has arrived al
Fayetteville, the dispatches inform US
that Johnston is going to "check" him.
He will probably "check" him as Hood
did--"ohcck" him clear through I
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-23

OF A man residing in this city. who
is IN the habit OF getting tipsev Swhen.
ever heifeels like it'-i.e. evrrv 1,v or ty,o
The other night went home in very
"sa'ubrlous" condition, as usual.and lying
down upon tie door was speedily wrap
ped in slumber almost as sound as
death ITSELF While in this condition. his
vile assisted by a noishbor, lifted him into
a.meial bathing tub, shaped good deal liz Q
comm, which was promptly placed upon
the stove The lights were then cxtin.
guishod' and in silence the good lady and
her companion awoited results. The
tight" gentlcman's nest finally got un.
Comfortably bot, and awakening he
raised himself on his elbow and multered
-"ln tophct, by mighty Lord wonder
who stokes In this conloUndcd hot hole !
Sad fate for an honest feller like me ~
Then attempting 70 rise he fell of the
stove, and his experience in perdition
ended Burlington Ha,Okeye.
This reminds us o. fellow up in Bloom
township number Of years ago, tha,
was In the habitof getting drunk every
day. Notwithstanding his friends had tried
every means 10 woau him from the babi,
and finally as last resort, they resolved
to irishtcn him into propriety, irpossible
They therefore carried him one night.
s'upefed with liquor, into a graveyard
and leaning him against a tombstone
placed q lot Of shavings around him in a
circle, and siotioning one of their mum.
Der near AZ hand with a horn, set the
comoustibles on free. Waking from his
drunken slumbcr, the astonished man
eSclaimed:" "Just as cx9e ,ted !.deai and
in HI !--and then catching the decp
sound of the horn, and seeing no one
stirring but himself, he addei-"I'm either
6'drstsS early, or he last one up -
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DR.. TOBIAS
Vauaf{an Hnrue TSoir, n

VGHWEIIH ItUIoU IInIInen[.
In riut houle- at FIFTY CENTS. cures lamensu,
'uia, gals, collie, Sc. Head the fonfwing
BosIoS, Iuly7, 1874.
pr Tomas; We have used Cor The past year, youi
llore Linimcut for lamtres;. kicks, tUi'r,, collie
and cuts, and in every instance found II the hes
T'icle ever tried in ihi. circus company. Please
end siA doEcu,as It's tue only lnment We use now
We h,vs IOs horses, sons very valuable, and we dc
,ot want to leave town without y.
HYATT FROST,
Msnarer Var Amburgh n Cos Menaserie.
Sold by al druggists. ufce, sc Cort'Hndts St.. y.
NAV 10, 1874 33mi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-23

OF Why Is an Trishmsn enje avoring
to hiss pretty girl, like man climbing
volcano ? Because he Is endeavoring
10 get at the crafer's mouth.
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Testimonials.

From the Pastor ofthr Melhodiu r. CLnt.h ..Jt,
,on, Conn.
Ihavs used Goes nyspep,ia tur. In an, r.rii, 80
can willingly testify 20 y, valu. ~, -.
Msdi.Uns 6SsS. .ishss stib. isss. Va - '''''''
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-23
Medicinal.

Medicinal.
SAMUEL r. WEIRIcK graduated at the
University of Maryland, March 4th, 1865
hnving attended two full courses al
the above named College. DR.. WErRrcE
was an office student of Prof. McSHERRY
while in Baltimore, and had read medicine
with Dr.. YrScLISo, of this city, quite a
while before attending lectures.
We understand that the Doctor has
npened IN office in r. w. FHAwHAN's
Block, over Mr.. SHAwHAs's store.room
with Or. YrseLISo as partner. They
have their Office nicely fitted up, and are
ready to attend TO all calls, both by
night und day. All persons wishing
indication would do well to cali on
Drs. YrSeLISe & WElRIcK, at their
Office. They are good fellows socially,
and we have 1T the least doubt but that
they will become emincntly successful
professionally.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-23

0STDo not shake hands with any one
from the o regions up in NJ chgon. A
friend assures US that they have got the
Itch aw'uly, up there.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-23
Court.

The Common Pleas Court has been IN
session this week. The sui, to recover
damages occasioned BY back water in Lu.
geubeel's dam was on trial yesterday.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-23

There has been a tremendous food In
Western New York and Penney
The cities Of Rochester and Syracuse,
N. r., and Oil City, Pa, were almost
completely submerged, and millions OF
dollars worth of properly destroyed.
Railroad tracks and bridges were swept
away, and for several days travel was
wholly suspended on the Central Rail.
road. The freshct was caused by the
recent heavy rains and the melting snow.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-23
A voles i0r HON, Through or, Gu, r.,.n

hrw hAtEs, Conh., June ~, lees
MnssRs EpfroRs;-Ailow me, though vouts.l
unns 10 acknowledge my Eraiitvde f,r ths tsnrft 4
h,vs tecevsd from the use Of Coss %, snep.is Chre
dnt dose gave iGstant relief snd one onrc. h.,
bled msto est anything please. withaut pein, r
save new stopped using The msdicine, a. no leste
assdit. PALMiRA LYMAN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-23

Mn. ces.--rhs boitlsofcosL nv,n sp.ls Cur. ,c,
gave mo hAs backed Mp your statement eopcera,rI
u. Ihave only used half bottle, aAd cav cat MR.
spnls. shou cake OF ANYTHING else, without rouhis
Il Aols like a ohafm. The relief II anofd. IL insiAn
tuueous. JANE A. LOWRLN
New Haven, Juns 18th, 1884