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MUSICAL.
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gratis csiss of music wiih preu,lnn q ~ value
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fro CORSET AND skiKr sroREs on ANY orHER
i baslness.-A nne seven eu,avr Plane hsna.emsly
Miss n Randolph u clinton plses, kIshih stree,
WILL NJ SOLD FoR sszs-A GRAND PIANO, IN
excellent condition; made IN thi.
seo Can be At rs Bieecker sire Wooster
VVANrTfD-A GOOD sEvEN OCTAVE PIANO. NJ
w must be of good maker aud n god order, which
has been carefully used short time would Al
dress Music bon "a Post ocs stnng io~esi cash price
VxTANrED-oNE op sTBINwAys FAsHIONABLE
w Pianos for cash. Addrr@< immed.tely y. yerance
Bancroft House. broadway and rwentsth street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

C,AUTIoN-wHEREAs, CERTAIN VOUCHERS. Is-
to r. E. S1ire : Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. a. follows.One
dated September 49, 1854 for the sum OF Sll one dated
October b 1884 for Of 26S dated October ~
1884 for sl65, stolen BY gusras December & Sa
IN transit from Nashville Tenn 70 Cincinnati Ohio; now,
ali hereby cautioned not TO purchase
in any way negotiate said vouchers payment has
been stopped application made tho OF the
~ r. Z. SURE co.
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fhls church hsvne h~en freed from debt tho congregation
Thursday evening. Nay at
o.crk ud lnvlt~ lhcsr friends 20 meet whh them Rev.
pr fels R~v. Dayes and oLen espscssd V make
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u Is st pending Chicago NJ Tho craft arc hereby re-
qussed avoid the place. and take notice Of any adver
going there there fair Jobs open The employer
reducing the already scale Of prices BY order Of the
Cigar MAkers Protective Union Of Chicago. IL JOHN W
NEEKS. President. ROBERT W. ELLI0TT, Secretary per
JOHN O. WOODRUFF, President Cigar Makers Protective
yutOu Chatham street. N. II.
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Steamers Persia, Columbia, scicud, yoibsou, Gen Z
s nc
sch!s 2 aeyt Baker, Mnls CoeL, i J Isy, n,
pedite Oc~an Wave II Rich, w Bosrdman, Messkon,
Hopkins Flying scud Moonlight Sylvia Maiiissd Thoa
Potter, T.cony, Golden Gate Moel Wilson, Esssi, Va
Sauga, uerbert W Anderson.
wind at sunset NV.
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IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILv-voR oExTrsnrr
only, a. The New York nussam 81 Anatomy, ss brpaa
Parties unab,s V attend thsse Lectures have heu
!crvsrded on rveipt of n esnts b a1rsns sssAy q
View fork Museum of Ansaony
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NTEw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD CONPAN
IN New York April 3 le65.,r,,, 1855

The snnua election thirteen directors Of this company
for the ensuing will be held at the once q the conps
n.y. of Fourth and Twenty sixth street, ou
Tuesday, the 18th day Of May next
The polls will be opened frum II O'Clock At noon until j
O'Clock r. N. Of that day.
The transfer books VIII Be closed from O'Clock n OF
OF NAY next W. n. EMERSON, sesy aud Tfcasuror
The New York herald., 1865-05-04

PORTION oFA WELL KNOWN PRIVATE COL,
"A LECTION of FINE OIL PAINTINGS. by the OLD
EAsfER6 are now on EXHIBITION, at PRIVATE SALE,
~ w. N. LEEDS 4 MINERS GALLERIES, NO. % LIB.
ERTY sTREE,Ta few doors of Broadway. For par.
uculars and priccs inquire st their onlce.
A FINE LARGE PICrURE-THE "sHEPHERD IN
"A THE Wilderness said 70 be BY Muller, and
of high merit; capital picture for An art schco IN
size by four Price SIZE cost $780, Apply 10 W.
HOPKINS, agent Is William street. second door, back
cdce.
The New York herald., 1865-05-04

nII.IIARD rABLEs.-rwo rIRsr CLASS pnIIARp
~ Tables, vi,h Balls. Cues. -. Apply ~ DAVID d. R0AH
Auconeer M Canal street They w b. sod lew fsr e4shs
r. DECKER, BILLIARD TABLE, MAKER, REMOVED
lie 70 corner Canal and Centre streets oppossa Eariss
ping a one days notice.
The New York herald., 1865-05-04

O. OF o. F.-THE QUARTERLY SESSION OF THE
r. W. q. Lodge Of southern New York viii be hold this
Thursday evening at M O'Clock Odd Fellows Hal BY
order. d. w. q. LAkGDON GRAND secretary
CTxTEENTH wARD-THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE
recruiting fund requested TO attend meeting In the
ROOM Of Twenty second street and Seventh
-''N'' LEWIS 3. HYERs Chairman.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-09
A Use For Useless Things.


1t is often the case that worn out
articles lie about the premises for
years without being Of any use what
ever, but which Que dislikcs TO de
stroy. We occasionally see good
deal of ingenuity displayed in convcr.
ting these to some valuable purpose.
Around gristmills may frequently
be seen the worn out stones which
have been there fNr years, We saw u
man take one of these and place il
where he wanted TO set a cedar post
in bad spot. He set the post in the
centre of the stone, and it forms a
permanentl6uudAtion, and renders the
post less likely TO be moved by frost.
Split in twain they make good door
steps.
Steel hoops which are always under
foot, may be used for tying up grape
wines some have recommended their
use for trailing vines, but nobody
would like the looks Of them there
A wooden chair, minus its legs
nailed ON TO n block of wood, make,
a capital milking stool, 1t eau b,
turned down without being wet OF
soiled.
Old barrel hoops, which often ceJ
more kicks than blessings, make goot
trellis for tomatoes ny nailing two OF
them 10 a stake n foot apart, on eaot
side of the plant
Paint kegs are very excellent fo
keeping soft soap in small quaint
ties. ,Ha- t.r-
A good sized barn door true
screwed on 10 the end Of hea,
gate, will save a good deal of liftin
and render il capable ofbeiug open,
and shut by any child. We ha,
seen a wooden truck answer a GOO
purpose.
Thus every farmer who reads III
article can add to its value by su
gesting some use for every other us
less thing.-Ohjo Fdrmer,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-09

mers have a healthy variety Of oxor-
else, but too often neglect cleanliness,
omit bathing, eat irrcgularly and hur-
ricdly, sleep in ill-vcutilatcd apart
mcnts, aud expose themselves TO cold.
Nine -tehths of the human diseases
arise from cold or intompcraucc.-
Frequent bathing is profitable, so is
fresh dclibcration at the dinner table,
aud rest after O msal.
4. by adjoining the home. Moth
ing is lost by pleasant home. Books,
papers, pictures, music and reading,
should all be brought to bear upon
the indoor family entertainments :
aud neatness and comfort, order,
shrubbcry, flowers and fruits should
harmoniae all without Home should
he sanctuary, 50 happy aud holy
that children will love II, women de
light in it, manhood crave it, and old
age enjoy Il. There would bc less
discretion of old homcsicads il pains
were taken to make them agreeable
Ease, order, health and beauty are
compatible with farm life, an were
ordained to 90 with --IWJWH
JDUrUpj
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-09
Eoonomizing Coal.

"a geol bright ere can be steadily
maintained with coal With less trouble
than any other kind of fuel, but not
by raking, poking aud piling in grccn
fuel continually After crbrcakiast the
fire should be cleared of ashes if any
there be, and fresh fuel put on to 6ll
the gratc moderately, l.ot the dam
per be tnrrtd up, so as to hear it, aud
leave the small top door open, moro
or less, according to the intensity of
the heat required. In this way air
enters over the top of the fire, and
maintains far better combustion,
add consequently greater heat than
when thc draft dampcrs are thrown
open. \ washing can bc done or
ironing accomplished with onc-third
less coal than gbncrally Thought ne
ccssary to use.
So far as sitting ashes for the Gin
ders thoy contain is concerned, il is
hopeless to expect much change, -
Hundreds of poor families in cities
live off the waste Of their imprOvidcnt
neighbors,, and in'this way there is
something used which would other
wise be lost but it seems to W. that
charity should be proctioed in u
different aud more positive manncr..--
IL the proyerb hc true that charity
begins at home, then we have still q
stronger argument against the waste
ful practice. Cindcrs will burn ad-
mirably in small cylinder stoves, and
heat nursery or laundry Us hot as it
should be- Every shovel full saved
is a shovel full of coal put in the cell
lar, and hint to the wise is sufficient
on this point-Scicattc Ameyicdp
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-09
Sunday Amding.
| Do Not Like To Hear Him Pray.

do not like 90 hear him pray,
Who loans at twenty five per cent,
For then think the borrower may
BE pressed 10 pay for food anI rent
And in the book we all shall heed,
Which says the lender shall be blcst,
As sure as have eyes 10 read,
II does not say, " Take interest"
| do not like TO hear him pray
On bonded knees about an hour,
For grace to spend ari,ht the day,
Who knows his pcglbor has no 1our :
Id rather see him go to mill
Aud buy tho lucklcss brother bread,
And see his children eat their Gil,
And laugh beneath their lmmbll shed.
| do not Ike 10 hear him pray,
Let blessings on tho widow be
Who never seeks her home to say,
eli want o'ortnkcs you come to me" #"
hato the prayer, 80 loud and long,
That's offered for the orphans veal
by bin who secs him crushed by wrolg,
And only with the lips doth feel.
! do not ike TO hoar him pray,
With iewolcd car aud silken dress,
Whose washcrwomnn tolls all day,
Aud then is asked to work for less"
Such pious shavcrs | desriso;
With folded hands aud Mrs dcmurc,
They lit to heaven their "nngcl eyes,"
Then steal the earnings OF the poor
do not like such soullcss prayers
IC wrong, hope to bo forgiven;
No angels wing them upward bcnts--
They're lost million miles from heaven.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-09
Giffiu aTeeklp Jribnus.
agricultural.
From the wsasn Rari.
Does Farm Machinery Pay !

A few days since / visited the
meadows of Mr.. Edwin Smith, OF
Clinton, which contains several hun
dred acres Of reclaimed marsh. mos,
of which is seeded with cultivated
grasses. Two mowers were running
In the distance nearer, y man was
passing, apparently with Il horse aud
sulky, but il proved to be u buggy
rake A tcam,. with wagon aud hay
rack, with two intn TO load the hay.
came iuto the meadow. Tie driver of
the team attached hay loader To
the rear axle Of the wagon, aud star
ted the team slowly lcng,hwisc Of
the windrow, when the hay was dcs
liverod rs fast as two men could place
it. Arrived atthe ond of the wind
row, bolt was withdrawn, aud the
loader was attached to another
wagon while this load was taken to the
stack, where there was a mclinc.
appearing ike tho mnstof a Schooner
thirty feet high, with cross bar
about twenty feet long, ON u swivel
with braces aud derrick, and pully
at each end, through which passes
thc rope of the horse fork The
hay is taken up by ono horse, clcat oc
the stack, deposited by turning the
cross bar to the place where il is
wanted on the stack aud delivered at
the rate Of ivo tuns per hour. The
" hay-loador puts ON load in about
five minutes, or as rapidly as two mou
eau take care of it,
Query-lf the mower, buggy rake.
hay loader, and Stacker, each save
the labor of eight men, how much |
.yill Mr.. Smith save in putting up 400 |
tuns of hay? u. w. PALwER.
Lgr lawrence county, Mich.
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We have adopted the following mode of
ID i . t II I - u t L o n .
ysale of 5000 articles ofyalue.
OUR NEW MODE

The article Of good. numbered from up
i5IOOi 55,SOu bonsisting of Pianos, Melodeons.
goid AVID silver NW hes, sewing Machines Tea
Table Setts, solid silver tea aud table spoons
Forks, etc, etc and The other q $50 nfticleso
able Jewelry. Work aud Toilet Cases, phoiogr1p
Albums, Op'niace sill et Watches. and fancp Il
cles In great variety. 55,OGu notice numhcre m
IT, 600 are printed aud put into sealed nyelopes
and wei! miNed and one of these T. takenii ard
sent u the pOTsou sending " 20 cents TO cover eN
pensc ot postage, spondence etc and the article
or goods corresponding with the number the no.
uce will he sent to the holder ofthc mmed ately
Othe desires to purchtse the article) the receipt
ofrw O DOLLARS. For instance; II the number on the
notice should be 500, and piano OF diamond set or
god watch hsoullbe numbered sou, IL will he sent
to you for 81, and for every article list
Of 70 coo articles.
Aftsr receiving the Article IL IL doer not
please you, you can return it and your mon
ey shall be refunded. ...
20 cents must he sent to pay expense Of n stag,
SOrrvspondenee etc., on one notice.
Remember. that whatever article cure non Is wi I'M
the nnmbeTon your notice you can have ~ ~ paViny
TWO Dollars for II, whether u be worth si0O or sSu
And isiorour interest to neal fairly, and send on
our fine articles asst gives confdence to the public
andthereby increase our sales,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-09
Personal Faith in the Atonomont.

In the offering up of the Leyitical
sacrifices, when rightly attended, there
was an exhibition of the faith and
trust of the oIicrcr, showing the per-
sonal contact into which the sinner
must come with the appointed meth
cd of relief. " Aud hc-thc olIcrer--
shall put-lcan-his hand upon the
head of tho burnt offering; and il
shall be accepted for him, to make an
atoncmcnt for him. LEvIrIcus /; I
If any lsraclito had said to his
servant, | have done something
wrong--something that requires an
offering; am very busy just now /;
do you tako the lamb to the priest
and let him make an atoucmcnt for
me in such case there would
be no acceptancc---no blessing, The
priest would have told the servant
that such proxy religion could not
be permitted. lie who was the often
der must como, bring his oUp oilcr-
ing, lean his o,ra hand upon it, And
then, Gods order being observed,
Gods promise would be made good,
II he was too busy with the world to
attend in right earnest to the great
matters of sin and atoncmcnt. conits-
sion and forgiveness, in Gods APP
pointed way, and at the right place,
ho must still carry about hiA guilty !
endure exclusion from all
privilcgos--ycS remain under Gods
cursc.
Does not this supposed case apply
to some who would fain have a kind
of distant connection with God 5 mcr-
cy aud the aioncment Of Christ, just
in order to escape the consequence of
sin, but who do not desire to exhibit
the separation which the cross brings,
to enjoy the worship to which it in
PRODUCES, experience the purity which
it imparta, orrcndor the service which
it calls for?
\ religion of prory is a fearful de.
lusiou, aud a partial religion not less
SO, The supcrstitious trust to the
former, and many of orthodox crccds
to the latter To put anything that
self-siyled or man-made priests can
do, in the place of the finished work
of Christ, or the sovereign work of
spirit, or to make the atoncmont u
pillar for the slothiul head andworld-
| ly heart, must result in n terrible dis
appointment. Let me, as guilty
sinner, 60 whore God invites, res,
where God directs, aud take the no.
sition of safety, blessing, and service
belonging % all Who are reeoncncd to
God by the death of His Son. Such
) may hopefully sing
"We shall be saved by his life."
And such should "joy in God, b,
jesus Christ, through whom the,
have received the atonemcnt" :"
"My faith would lay her hand
On that dear head of thine
Whllc Ike ponitent ! stand,
Aud there confess my sin,
Believing, we rejoice
7 To see tho curse remove
P Who bless the Lamb with cheerful voic
l Aud sing his bleeding love-"
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Make Farm Life Attractive.

1. By less hard work, Farmers of
ten undertake more than they eau do
we'll, and consequently work too ear
ly and too late.
2 By more system. The farmer
should have a time to begin and stop
labor. They should theorize as wen
as practice, and let both go together,
Farming ishealthy, moral and respect.
able and, in the long run, may be
made profitable. The farmer should
keep good stock, and out Of debt
The farm is The best place to begin
and end life, and hence SO many in
the cities and professional life cOyot a
rural home.
=. BY taking care Of health. Far
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-09
Public Lands
SCRIP FOR !S.fEE !

Columns, o., Oct. |, 1863.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
provisions of on Act Of the General As
scmbly of the State OF Ohio passed April
10. 1865, the undersigned State Officers
will receive proposals for the purchase OF
the Land Scrip received from the United
states, fur the establishment OF an Agri
cultural College or Colleges in the State
of Ohio.
THE SCRIP CAN BE LOCATED ON ANY
VACANT UNITED STATES LANDS, BUBJECT
TO ENTRY AT PRIVATE SALE AT 81 20
PER ACRE. Mineral Lands excluded
No proposition will be received for less
than one hundred and sixty acrcs.
&c more convenient, proposals may be
made to the Auditor and Treasurer Of any
county, who will transmit the same TO
the undersigned. -
JAMES n. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
w. HOOPER,
Treasurer Of State.
w. NENRY sMIrH,
Secretary OF State.
Oct. 3, '05. bi-Goj.
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Love Your Enemies.

II is pleasant to serve those one
loves. But it is a better pleasure to
serve those one hates; for we must
cease to hate them. No one can 30
on hating those they beneft--it is
not in our common nature. So, if a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-09
A CARD TO TIE LADIES'.
DIR. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODIC lCALPlLLS
FOR FENI LES.
Inlalliblc in Correcting lrrc clarifies, Re.
moving Distractions of the Monthly
Turns, from Whatever Cause,
and Always Successful as Il
Prove cntati i've.
onn nox rs surr1c1nNT.
Vet In obstinate eases more may be- required.
AIT MEDfCAI MEN KNOW

Yet In obstinate eases more may be required.
ALL MEDGCAL MEN KNOW
~ wells many uthets that female can enjoy good
he alth uHless she - regular aud whenever an OF
sttucu taAes p,ace-whether from exposure, cold,
90 any otpet etcause-the reneralheahhbs bsginsimmsdi
ney decline, nnd the wnnt Of proper Teme ly has
been the cause oi 80 many consumption, among young
females, The Remedy may be certainly found tnihe
,' nuponoo Gahlrn p.lls," Headache, pain In the
side paluntion OF the hsatt. oa,hing OF food, aud
III .tuthtd sleep, always arises from the interruption
of nature aud whenever that " ihe case, these pills
viii invariably remedy all these evils
so 900 Boxcn Have Been Sold in Two
YEA AIRS.
Ten thonsand boNcs sent hy letter, both by myself
aud agents. to all pats Of she world to ichanswer
have been returned, IN which ladies say uohng like
fhe shove pill have been knoNn, sinoe the Science
of Medicine dawnod upon 'he World.
In Removing Obstruction and Restoring Ma
turO to it's Proper Channel.
quictns the nerves and bringing back the "Rosy col
~ Of health" to the check Of the most delicate.
Full aud aud explicit directions will nc ompany
each boS. which must be strictly followed, and all
diseases peculiar to female may be speedily cured.
rhc Golden rtlERo,asan
Exhillarant Without a Single Drawback.
SAFE In their operai,oni perpetual In ,heie happy
lnnuences upon the nerves, the mind, aud The entire
ofgauizuttoug lfthstc Is any reliance to he plaeeu
IN human testimony the above fills may be fully de-
pedsd upon
RENE EMBER Examine the box closely (no
matter OF What ggld you huy thvmD Ifihe box L.
not Hrned y. " IlONE, u is 'phe counterfeit" mud
wil not be responsible for their nnrtons effects
rrce sipctblN, SIX boSe. 81. sold in TlFFlN,
nlll, bY ... -..- ..
HERSlIISER & MYERS, Druggists.
LADIES ny sending them 81 through The TUriS
Post utce can have the rms sent conddcataly, by
Mnil,tn any qau pfthe country, Sold also by
CRATES n 60, FOstrrlN, HUBER y Locke,
Ftndiay q. u. McCuLLOuGH, Fremont, and by
RENrON, DURHAM a 40, and srRUNG& ARM
STRONG, Gleveland,Or
Address =. ID. HOWE,
(Solr Proprictor,) New York.
Aug. 81. 1863. .. l6-ly
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SYM pTOM S.


The symptoms of Catarrh are at first very
slight. Persons find they have cold, that
thoy have frequent attacks, and are more sem
sitive TO the changes of temperature. In this
condition She nose may be dry, or a sight dis.
charge, thin and acrid, afterwards thick and
adhesive, may en5ue.
As tho disease becomes chronic, the dis
charges are increasedm quantity and changed
IN equality; they are now thick and heavy, and
arc havvred or ooughed off, The secretions
are ohensiYe, causing a bad breath the yoica
thlek and nasal; the eyes are weak the oonse
OF smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness
frequently takes place.
Another common and important sylnptonn of
Catarrh is, that the person is obliged 10 clear
ais throat in the morning OF thick or Shiny
mucous, which has fallen from tho head dur
ing the night. When this takes place. the
person may bo sure that his disease is ON its
way 20 the lungs, and should lose no time in
arresting it.
The above are but few of the many Catarrh.
al Asymptoms. Write TO cur Laboratory for
our pamphlet describing fully all symptoms /;
u viii be sent FREE TO any address. Also
directions where to procure the medicine.
We are daily receiving letters from soldiers
in tho army, and others in all parts of the Un-
ion, aud also numerous testimonials from
those using It, bearing evidence Of its inialli-
BILE merits. .'.H
This Remedy contains NO MINERAL OR
POISONOUS INGREDIENTS, butts prepar-
edfrom vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY; I;
therefore II IS PERFECTLY HARML ESS,
eyon TO the most tender and delicate child.
CALL for SEELYE'S CATARRH RENE
DY, and take no other. If not sold by drug
gists in your vicinity, you can enclose tho
money in letter 10 us, and we will send the
medicine by Express. Price So, 90 per bottle
Address DR.. d. II. SEELYE & Co.,
Ereaoort III
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-09
Licensed Claim Are nt.

Pensions. Bounty and Back Pay, and
Bounty for 81 ldiers discharged on account
Of wound $ received in battle, aud all claims
against tho Government collected with dis.
patch. ''
Office In Hedges New Book, Second
story, Tiflin, Ohio. .,. ...l .
A. II. BYERS.
October 18th, 1865.