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BG~ Rev. l.. McConn, of Tonica, Illi-
nois, who was killed on the Central rail
way, by the accident near Pataskala on
Friday last, had presentment of i'm
pending calamity. He was reluctant
to leave home, told his wife some Gala
nifty was in store for them, and great
ly distressed her by repeated express
siont of anxiety. After the accident
his name and address were found
upon piece ofpapcr in his vest pocket
and also upon card in his pocket
book.
Gov. BRoUGu REcovERING.-A
letter received by Col. S. ID. Maxwell,
from Quartermaster Barlow, yesterday
morning, announces that the Governor
is apparently in better condition than
at any time for three weeks past, and
though quite weak is in fine spirits
and confident of recovery. a tele.
gram received last evening from Sur
geon General Barr states that all the
indications are favorable.
neA. The Millcdgcvillc Georgia
Union reports that Gov. Brown, since
his return from Washington, has been
prostrated by severe attack of bill.
GUS fever. The Union states tina,
the Governor has many devoted
friends, and that as soon as able h,
intends to take an active part in res.
toring the Empire State to former
prosperity and glory.
psA. In the year 1860 the United
States mails between Washington and
Richmond were carried by rail fol
$500 per mile yearly. For the same
service the Post-oflice Department
will hereafter pay but 5000 per mile
ren- Gov. Wise asks President John,
son to pardon him, in order that he
may run us the loyal candidate fol
Governor! What an impudent ras'
cal he is
ren. Chattanooga Gazette reports
that Gov. Brownlow was on the lStl
inst. suffering from injuries received
by a fall few days before at Knox
vile.
Bea.. A discussion was going on be
fore the United States District Cour
in New Orleans as to what CONSTITUTES
the oath of allegiance.
|
D@- An extensive bed pure whit
marble capable of taking fine polisl
has been discovered in Sauk County
Wisconsin.
peA. An Educational Convention 0
the friends of liberal and systemati
education in Tennessee, met in Knox
vile, in that State, on the 2lst inst
psa. A Dry Goods firm at Rochester
N. ", closed business and lett town
leaving $4,000 in debts behind then
r@- The season at Niagara is a
: its height. On Sunday both the prin
cipal hotels were filed to their ut
most capacity, and every seat in tn
reception rooms was occupied durin
the day by diseonsolate guests waitin
: TO take the rooms of those VIII
shosld leave by the night trains.
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On convcning, the committee on
credentials and rules made the follow
ing reports:
LIST. That Seneca County is entitled
to 81 votes, Crawford to 80 votes, and
Wyandot to 35 votes.
I'd. That majority of all the votes
cast is necessary to q nomination.
3D.. That the delegates present shall
cast the vote of their respective coun-
ties.
The committee on resolutions made
the following report:
RcsoIred, That We approve of the
Resolutions and Platform of the State
Convention lately held at Columbus,
by the Union men of Ohio, and that
we pledge our support TO its candi-
dates,
Resolred, That we rejoice in the
crushing out of the rcbelion-that we
hail as the saviors of our country the
soldiers of our army, and that We con
denim all who have opposed them; who
have denounced them; who have at.
tempted to rob them of the right OF
the suffrage while away from their
homes battling with the enemy, and
we welcome them home to enjoya peace
their blood aud valor have won.
Rcsolred, That We congratulate the
people upon the return of peace, the
restoration oforder, the death of Amer.
lean slavery, and the universal and
hearty cffortmade to inaugnaratc pros.
pcrity instead Of destruction.
Rcsoired, That our earnest support
is due to the President ofth United
States in his most ardous work of re.
storing civil law and order, and rein.
stating in national unity our lately dis.
solved Republic.
Adopted unanimously.
The Senatorial Central Committee
appointed, is as follows:
w. NJ. Reid, Crawford County; G.
W. Bcery, Wyandot County; Phillip
Speilman, Seneca County.
On motion, James A. Haigh, OF
Crcstline, Crawford County, was de
clarcd the unanimous choice of the
Convention as candidate for Senator.
After speeches from Haigh, Col
Lee, and Harris cf Bucyrus, the Con-
vcnton adjourned sine die.
HENRY W. MYERS, ]. n. KIRBY,
y. l.. BREWER, President
Secretaries.
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Murder near Elmore.

naufuoi
The Fremont MEssExGEr says on Monday
evening, July 81, an old man by the name
Of Gosman, who lived in Harris township
Ottawa, county, was in Elmorc and received
considerable money. Before he started for
h)me he became intoxicated and carelessly
displayed his money in public. On the road
towards his residence he was waylad and shot
his pockets robbed and the body laid on tie
railroad track, DOUBTLESS to carry the impress
sion that he had been killed by being run ov.
er. BY some means the plan failed, and on
ly an arm aud leg were run over leaving the
bullet hole as evidence of the real cause OF
his death. As yet no clue has been obtained
Of the perpetrator Of the foul crime.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OfFics or NtMPIRCLLEH OF THE CuRRgscy}
Washington Mnrck 18th, lsG5
WHtRgAs. by satisfactory evidence pre-.
sented to the Undersigned, II has been nnG,
to appear that "The First National Bank OF
liihn," in the City Of Tiilin. In the Count,
Of Seneca, and State Of Ohio, has been duly
organized under and according to the re
qnird nicDts Of the Act OF Congress entitled
AN Act 10 provide n National Cur,enoy
secured by pie dgc oI United States Bonds.
and To provide for the circulation aud re
dempion thereof" approved June 3d. 1864,
ana have complied with all the provisions
Of said Act rtquir, d To be complied with
before commencing the business oil Banking
unler said act.
The office Of Comptroller Of the Curienc,
being vacant.
Now, therefore. T. Samuel T. Howa.d
Deputy Comptroller OF the Currency, dc
hereby certify that The First National BalL
Of Tiflln," in the City Of Tifin, in III,
County OF Seneca, aud State OF Ohio, l.
authorized to commerce the business o
3onking under the Act Aforesaid.
n testimony whereof. witness my hans
and seal Of oibce, this Sixtcenta day 0
March. 1865.
(sEAL) SAMUEL Y. HOWARD,
NO 9OOl Deputy Comptroller oflhe Currency
March 23d, 1865,
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Fire Insnranos.

We take pleasure in inviting attention TO the
Advertisement ofthe Firemcn's insurance Comps-
ny In another column OF to-day's paper. This
In our city or In The State. The stockholders are
OF our wealthiest men, and afford ar ample guar
antee 70 the assured that I'LL losses will be equt-
ably adjusted and promptly paid. Among the off,
eers OF the Company will be found the name OF
Mr.. j. u. King, as Secretary. who was connected
with this office for over seven years and Is well
known to the readers OF the Telescope. We learn
that he ts now visiting the different counties IN
She State OF Ohio, for the puopose OF advancing
frlly reccommend him to our patrons Throughout
She State AS worthy OF their confidence represen-
ing As he does one of the best insurance
IN the country. Capital and surplus s225,OOO 90
oficA corner OF Third and Jefferson Itreets, Day
son, ,ohio.-tTELEseoPE.
The advertisement. that the above has reference
70, our readers will find In another column. We
commend It to the attention OF the people In SEN
eeA County.
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Puzz Ter.

If your mothers mother was my
mothers sisters aunt, what relation
would your graudiathcr's unclc's ne
phcw be to my oldest brothers first
cousins son-in.law2 Answer: As
your mothers mother is to my elder
brothers cousins son in-law, so is my
mothers sisters aunt to your great
grandfathcr's uncle's nephew. Divide
your mothers mother by my elder
brothers first cousins sou n-law, and
multiply my mothers sisters aunt by
greotgrandfather' er'sunclc snephcN
and either add or subtract--we forge
which-and you will have the answer
when you get it!
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A Newspaper Union.

Mr.. JonS FLAuonRR, of the Fremont SEN
TisEL has disposed of his entire establishment
to Mr. ISAAC NJ. KELLER, of the JoRRSAL. Mr..
+. in closing his farewell address to his friends
makes the following happy remarks; "Tle
"sentinels " in the field are coming home to
enjoy tho laurels they have won, and the
.SEsrNEL at home thinks he now also may be
relieved from further editorial conflict.
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nS- A bill has been presented To
the United States of rent for the lib
by Prison since April 3, 1868. II is
suggested that the next thing will be
the representation of an account by
the owner of the land near Anderson
Vile, where 1900 murdered Cnior
soldiers lie buried.
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Sudden Death.

We learn that on Monday last, the wife Of
Mr.. ZmHsRSAn living close to this place died
very suddenly. On Sunday she enjoyed her
usual good health, and even on Monday morn
ing complained Of no illness. Her husband
left home in the morning to thrash some
grain for one Of his ncghbors, and returned
between and 10 A. NJ, and found Mrs. I'm.
xsRxAs setting on her knees in front of the
cupboard perfectly lfesss, with camphol
bottle in her hand. She leaves an affection
ate husband and two small children to mourn
her sudden death.
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ptS~ Tho Fourth of July was cclc-
brated in Augusta, Ca, by u colored
procession with banners, ON which
. death to disunion and slavery, and
." freedom and equality" were inscrib-
cd. In the afternoon the troops par
AIDED, and in the evening there was u
display of fireworks.
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Senatorial Convention.
TEEN. Ohio. July 20. 1865.


Convention met at the Court House
aud on motion Gen. Isaac VI. Kirby
was called to the Chair, and Henry W
Myers, Esq, of Crawford, and N. L.
Brewer, of Seneca, appointed Secrcta.
ries.
On motion, q committee of three
was appointed on credentials and rules
as follows: J. A. lIaigh, of Craw.
ford; G. w. Hale, of Wyandot; Col
james NJ. Stevens, of Seneca.
A committee of three on resolution,
was appointed as follows: Col. Jos
A, Maxwell, Wyandot Captain W. V
McCrackcn, of Crawford; Col. j. G.
Lee, of Seneca.
The Convention then adjourned un
til = NJ.
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TERMs OF ADVERTISING:
THE T.-'FIN MARKET.

CORRECTED ws,KLY ny S b SSE,rn.
THrIS, July ~, 1865.
FLOUR-S7 90
WHEAT--Firm ut 81 90 '..
CORN-Firm ut 40c for shclled from
tams.
0ATS-Frm OF 35c from teams.
WOOL-Seling Mt 45c. to So,
SEED-Clovcr $i2 90. Timothy 90 30.
FLAX SEED-$l 80 per pushcl.
RYE-75c, per bushel.
CANDLES-Stearine 30e tallow 29@25c
SOAP-German IL. common &c.
TALLOW-6, as, Grease @9c.
POTATOES-50c@7O. Ut.
PORK--Per bbl, S22 90.
WHlSKY--CommOn per gallon 50 5C
RYE 80 90.
HAMS-l5@1 18c.
HlDES--Grecn SC dry l0c.
CALF SKlNS-l0c KIP skins 7c
SHEEP PELTS Fresh 25c@Sl so
BEESW AK 30c per pound.
Blu l. rrER--l6c per pound.
EGGS l6c per d., Ken.
LARD-Kegs, lac.
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Foatoria NeWp.

The last issue Of the Nrws comes to us con-
siderebly enlarged and greatly improved in
many respects. We are pleased to notice this
evidence of prosperity with friend BLYMns,
and trust that the good people Of Fostoris
will reward Mr.. d. with more than liberal
patronage for his industry and enterprise.
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Col. w. II. GIBSON
Viii Sreak a Piece.

7 he following Committee of Ar
rangemont have been named in
each township, for the purpose of
soliciting contributions of provi.
sions, for the dinner. Special in.
structions will be sent to them.
Adams, Horace Eall, Humphrey
Whiteman, Isaac Stillwill.
Bloom, j. Il. Wilson, L. =.
Bliss, Robert Blackwell.
Big Spiing, Peter Brayton, Jas
Curtis, Wm. Slaymaker.
Clinton, 9. Q. Park, A. Keseck-
er, Horace Huber.
Ed,n, W. 9 Sterens, DR.. p. G.
Kishpangh, Abraham Brown.
Ilopewcll, Sol. II. Ruse, Milton
Stoner, Sol. Wolf.
Jackson, Thomas Pen 1cll, VIM.
Ash, lIeniy l.anbriSht.
Loudon, VIM. Blymcr, B. j.
Caples, DAME! Hayes.
Liberty, Jonathan Cessna, ia.
cob Feascl, Daniel Dichern.
Pleasant, George Abbott, Perry
McGce, Jacob BcwersoX.
Reed, Thomas Williams, limo.
thy Weed, Il |. Carey.
Sc'p;o, Gilbert NJ. Ogden, John
Swigart, John S. Smith.
Seneca, James w. Brinkerhoff,
Henry Davidson, John Heaton.
Thompson, David Stewart, E. j.
Wclker, Levi Korner. .f
Venice, j. ID. llarfofd, Lester
Sutton. Jonathan Shade.
1st Ward Tifiin, John Poorman,
Isaec Pennington, Michael Wall.
81 Warl Titiin, John Crum,
Solomon Kaup, E. G. Bowe.
OFFICERS OF TIE DAY.
Col. +. FRANKLIN, Grand Marshal
Chas. FOSTER, Esq, Fostoria, Prcst
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thursday, JULY 27, 1865.

THE ThIBuNE.-Single copies ofthc
Tribune for bale with or withoutwrsp-
pers. Price 8 cents.
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SYM pToMs

The symptoms of Catarrh are at first very
siight. Persons find they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks and are more SEN
sitive TO the changes OF temperature. In this
,ondition the nose may be dry, or a slight dis
charge, thin and acrid, afterwards thick and
adhesive, may ensue.
As the disease becomes chronic, the dis
charges are increased in quantity and changed
In quality; they ara now thick and heavy, and
are hawkod or coughed of. The secretions
are offensive, causing q bad breath; the voice
| thick and nasal; the eyes are weak; tho sense
of smell Is lesseped or destroyed deafness
| frequently takes place.
| Another common and important symptom OF
Catarrh is, that the person is obliged TO clear
his throat in the morning of a thick or Shiny
| mucous, which has fallen from the head dur
| ing the night. When this takes place, the
person may be sure that his disease is on its
way TO the lungs, and should lose no time in
| arresting IL.
The above are but few of the many Catarrh-
al symptoms. Write TO our Laboratory for
our pamphlet describing fully all symptoms !;
It viii be sent FREE TO any address. Also
directions whore TO procure the medicine.
We are daily receiving letters from =oldiers
in the army, and others in all parts Of the I'm
ion, aud also numerous testimonials from
those using It, bearing evidence Of its infalli-
| BILE merits.
This Remedy contains NO MINERAL OR
POISONOUS SINGREDIENTS, but is prepar-
cd from vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY;
therefore It Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS,
oven 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 the
money in a letter TO us, and we will send the
medicine by Express. Price Sc, 90 per bottle.
Address DR.. d. II. SEELYE & Co.,
Freoport, Ill.
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The Ladies Aid Societies Of the
County are respectfully invited to
cooperate with the township com.
mit,ies Of their respective town
ships.
Let every patriots Latch String be
ont, his larder thrown open, and
let us give the "brave boys in
blue" q revised edition of army
rations, and mako them surrender
though they never did before.
Mrs. A. L. Marshall,
l.. s. Gibson,
" Nj. Gibson,
I" $. +. Ilershiser,
I" NJ L. Patterson,
Mr.. Jas. S. Ycrk,
" A. 9. Baldwin,
!. n. l., Brewer,
=" NJ. Sullivan,
=" Z. Speilman.
ExEcuTivR COMMITTEE
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woolen Frctory.
we invite attention to the advertisement OF the
woolen Factory In another column. GRoss,
poRsEy h Co., are manufacturing the best OF
Cloth, Csssimeres, SC, and are selling them at
very low rates. Go to the woolen Factory to OBJ
tain barrnus
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nA- GET your neighbors to sub
scribe for the Tribune.
The Wool Tnd,.

Ine WOOL lra13.
After good deal of hesitation the wool
trade Of our county has at last oppencd, though
as yet the crop is going oft very slowly. Up
to within the last week or SO, buyers and pro-
ducers were so far apar, that no sales were
made, but since that we have heard of sever
al thousand pounds being bought at prices
ranging from so to 81 cents.-[B. JoURsAL.
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Drop Letters.
A one cent stamp pays the required postage
on q drop letter.
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r ~ The Tribsss is true friend Of
Bic soldiers, and will defend them
g g.inst the vile SANDERS and attacks
Of Cops. Subscribe for il, soldiers.
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We call attention of persons wishing en-
ploymeut to the advertisement Of D. B. Her
rington b Co., in our to-days paper.
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Just Like Them

The Noble County REPUBLICAN, records 4 char
seteristie performance Of the eopperheads Of tina,
place (Csldweii) in stealing cannon and throw.
ing II into the creek to prevent II from being used
ty the soldiers and Union men on the 9Th OF July
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Curious 4!

On being released from the burning museum
The MONKEYS made their way to the Office Of
the New York uEuALp, and the rattlesnakcs
and csppuhesds to the Offices of the WORLD
and Nrws. They were each seeking their
friends, and instinct taught them the way
So says An exchange
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Licensed Claim Agent.

Pensions. Bounty and Back Pay and
Bounty for y idiers disehscged on account
OF sounds received in battle, snd all e'ain,' ann
against the Government collected with dis
patch.
Office in Hedges Nev Block. Second
Story, Tiffin, Ohio. n nv ,na
oos
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PoRcrLAIS PIcTuRrs, are taken at Pm
r,sesos e. FArs, call end examin these
Abeautiful specimens Of srt:--fw
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The Ssth o. v. v. I. were finally paid OF, at
Cleveland and formally mustered ont OF service
on Thursday last, and the members have returned
to their homes. Very few Regiments have seen
more service than the S5th. The number of men
Returned, was $50; about 200 of the original men.
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Have Arrived.

The lsoth o.v. l., about 500 men, Colonel
Warner, of Newark, Ohio, commanding, ar
rived at Tod Barracks, Columbus, on Saturday
morning last. Captain .ABDorr's company
principally from this place, belong to the lsOth
and will, we learn, be home in few days.
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p@- Do you take the Tribune.
Heavy Purchase .

Heavy Purchase.
The Sandusky REorsrER says that over u.s.
900 pounds Of wool were purchased by the
wool buyers of that city on the goth, the price
being sixty cents per pound.
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Half the Itthing-No scratching--0nly Hall
the Money!
Citron D,lsam will cure the Itch in one or two
applications; also, cures all Eruptiyc Diseases
of the skin, Ulcers, Old sroes Gangrcne and Rheu-
matism. 1T CONTAINS NO MERCURY, and is safe
to use at any time. Only 25 cents bottle. Sold
by HEnsHIzER s. MYERS, Tifhn, Ohio. OLIVER
CROOK Co, Dayton, Ohio, Wholesale Agents
July "a, 1865. i2-3t
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Local Items
Are just abou, /. scarce as gold dollars.
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THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE

Sandusky, Dayton 5 Cincinnati II. Il.
On and after MONDAY, Dee. 5, 1854 train
wi illrun as follows;
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A. IL. Byers,

Attorney ard Counsellor at law, Nots,r Pusli
anil Insurance Agsni. special attention paid 10
oollse lions. Hedges 'Bloet, riain,
yuns ht ledt.
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Gw Adrstisrmsats.
REEVES AMBROSIA (!
FOR TIE r. HAIR.
Original and Genuin ne.
PRICE ~ GENTS.

THIS Elegant Hair dressing and wins
derful Hair Restorative still retains SC
precedence in fashionable circles, and i
superceeding all other preparations, not
only In this country, but also in Europe
and South America. Thousands Of bot
ties are used in The Court circles of Pa
ris, London, st. Petersburg and Madrid
and the sale in Cuba is enormous.
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Reeves AmbrOsia

is composed OF an oily extract from herbs
Of wonderful virtue, and is highly scent
ed with variety of 1quisite Perfumes
II effectuslly prevents the hair faliing'
out, and causes II TO grow rapidly, thick
and long. II makes the hair curl. end
gives il a glossy appearance. No toilet
Is complete without il. Price rs cents
per large bottle.
For sale in Tifin OF Wholesale g.
Retail by HERsMsER &MYERs, No. l.,
Shawhsn's Block.
REEVES AMBROsA DEPOT,
No. o. Fulton 81, N Y.
July20 Ally
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ssy- SUBSCRIBE for the Tribune.
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TIFFIN OHIO

in the
UNION ARMY,
without respect to length of time
or manner of service. Soldiers of
the war Of ISLE, arc urged to be
present and join with the patriot
army of to-day. -
Personal invitations will as far
as possible be made, but lest some
be overlooked general invitation
is hereby extended to all Soldiers
ofScrcca County, aud the Latch
String 10 out for the soldiers from
adjoining Counties.
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WHITE LEAD, Zinc & nHSEID OIL.

We can sell lower than they can be obtained
NJ any other establishment. Those wishing
to purchase these article are invited to call
upon us, as they will positively saye money
by doing 20. We havea full assortment Of
other kinds Of Paints, also
Lard Oil, Sperm Oil,
Fish Oil, Machine Oil,
Neats Foot Oil Il Coal OIL.
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n@- EVERY Union man in Seneca
County should subscribe for the TriJ-
.1ae.
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|. 1. ST. JOHN { co.

oGet for sale At sheir old stand very splen.
Did stock Of Of overy thing in their line, ut
Whole Sale and Retail upon terms as fave a.
Bile as they eas be obtained at any other
establishment In this part of the country.
Their long experience and perfect knowf-
edge OF the business, enables those who put-
chase of them, to do so villa perfect conf.
deuce that they are obtaining Of them what
they want, pure good articles. They give
their personal atehtion to their business
and such mistakes never occur at their store /,
as are OF frequent occurrence in those estab-
lishments where the business is entrusted To-
inexperienced and careless persons.
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w5olen Frctory.

nA- WHY don't you take the Tib
une?
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81 tH00L EXAMINERS NO TICE
To Tea chers.

The School Examiners OF Seneca county.
will hold examinations st the Office cf the
Exaniners. IL Tonibs Block, Tiffip, Ohio,
for the year 1865, as follows:
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INDIGO AND MADDER

Of the best quality, also Logwood
Fusiic, Red Wood, Alum, Cochi.
neal, Solution ofTin, Coppcras, &c,
Sold BY
Sr. JOHN & &C.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-27

No certificate will be sued except on es.
Summation day, and mo certificate will b.
suti'dated.
JAMES PILLARS,
JOHN MeCAULBY.
j. NJ. zAIIM.
Examiners
20 March iS65,--ti
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-27
VICE PREsIDENTT.

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The following Committe Of
ladies of the City of Tifiin, have
been named, in part, to aid in