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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-07-05

STILL ABoUT.-We have been
shown a letter written to Mr.. Low
ELL, contradictiug the report which
we published some time ago, relative
to the death of DIR. CALDWELL, the
horse tanner, who was in our city a
month or two ago, and taught class
in horsemanship. The letter is from
the Doctors son, who jocosely says :;
/" They don't make horses to kill,us,"
The friends of Mr.. CALDWELL, will
be glad to hear that this report was
unfounded.
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Col. STEMS MoNUMENT.-The
brave veterans of the gallant and lamen
ted dead, will not forget the oppor unity
which will be presented on the ilih Of
July, for paying thst tribute of respect
which the true soldier is ever ready to
bestow upon his stricken comrade. Our
exchanges speak Of delegations organi'
zing to attend the Interesting ceremonies
to be had at Green Springs on the nth,
and we need but remind the veterans OF
the Iolst, in this locality that the officer
whose memory is thus to be perpetuated,
was not only allied TO them as a comrade
in arms, bu, as a citizen at home, to call
out every man. A special train, we
learn, will be chartered to carry all who
join in this movement, at a reduced price.
Col. WM. II. GIBSON, will deliver an
Grafton, and those who know how equal
he is to such an occasion, will see the
propriety Of going.
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! The ARMY ITcH.-A subscriber
who has served gallantly in the ar
my of the Union, beneath the flag Of
the 49th, gives us the following pre-
stription for curing the scratches -
or army itch ~ l'"To'ates cup full
Of hogs lard, add spoonful of tar,
and a spoonful and ahaif of sulphur
pulverized. Apply to the skin be
fore retiring in the evening, The
cure win take place in one week" /"
It is not as disagreeable as may be
supposed. Thelard will prevent the
tar from adhering to the skin, too te-
paciopsly, .seRA.Av
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-07-05

ALLEGED EXTENSIVE FRAUD
There came before Alderman STRAIN,
on SATURDAY, VIM. p. SuINN, Esq,
Superintendent of the Pittsburg Fort
Wayne & Chicago Railroad, who de-
sired to make an information against
j. w. WINTER, resident Of Roches-
ter, in Beaver county, alleging that
he-the said Winter-had attempted
to obtain the sum of $4,000 by fraud
and false representations.
Some months since, it appears that
Winter shipped two boxes from Roch.
ester, Beaver county, to Homewood
of the same county, on the Pittsburg
Fort Wayne g. Chicago Railroad
The box was some way lost or mislaid,
as it never reached its dcstina tion.-
A short time elapsed, and Winter in
stituted suit against the Railroad
Company, for the recovery of the
value of the box, which he alleged
contained goods and chattles to the
amount of $4,000.
Nothing more transpired until this
morning, ,when the boxes were found
as safe and sound as the day they
were shipped. They we're opened
and found to contain carpet, mat
and some other household articles,
the whole not worth more than 800.
Suspicion was at once aroused as to
the statement made. by Winter, in re-
gard to the boxes being valued at
$4,000, and telegraph dispatch was
sent to him at Rochester, to come up
20 the Office of the Company, corner
of Penn a Wayne streets, as they
wished to com promise the matter.
Winter, accordingly arrived in the
city about o o'clock, in company with
two lawyers, whom he brought with
him to fix the matter right. Mr..
Shinn, the Superintendent, sent for
officer Wilmot, and secreted him in a
room adjoining that which Winter
and his lawyers were in. Winter was
qualified as to the boxes containing
the amount stated, when officer vii.
mot, of the independent detective po .
lice, was called and arrested him.
He was considerably taken down at
this turn Of affairs. He had a hear.
ing before Alderman Strain, who, in
default Of four thousand dollars bail
committed him to Jail for a further
hearing.-PiasLurg Republican.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-07-05

ACCIDENTAL BURNING One OF
the moulders, while in the line of his du-
ty, at the stove Foundry of JAMES s..
YERK, few days ago., lost his balance
while holding a vessel of molten iron.
He fell, and portion Of tire fiery fluid
dropped upon his leg. When the work.
man ehdeavored to raise himsflf up, the
iron, yet red hot, ran down into his boot
and settled on the top of bis foot. Be-
fore the unfortunate man could be re-.
ieyed, the subtle fluid had buried itself to
the depth Of half an inch in HE foot. II
will disable him for sometime.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-07-05

INsURANcF.-Capt. A. II. BYERs,
General Insurance Agent, advertises
the statement of the condition of
the Charter Oak Life Insurance Com
pany He now represents gross
capital to the amount of nearly $780,
100000 He is Agent for the acci-
dent Insurance Company, Columbus
Ohio, in which many policies are ta-
ken. This company insurcs against
any accident received while in legiti-
mate pursuits.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-07-05

n FINE JoB.-Mr. p. L. ILER, has
justreceived from the hands of S. ii.
WENNER, carriage maker, finely
built Spring Wagon, to be used in
the cigar and tobacco trade. 1t is
substantially constructed and finished
in beautiful manner, It's probable
cost cannot be less thm five hundred
dollars the silver-plating alone must
have cost thirty dollars. The vehicle
is credit, both to the taste of the
owner and maker.
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Cholera in New Jersey.
New YoRK, june 2S

New YoRK, june 2S.
Since the first cases of cholera in
Elizabeth, New Jersey, noted few
days since, there have been twenty
additional cases with nine deaths.
The infected district has been placed
under charge of the police, who have
barricadcd the streets and burned
the bedding and clothing of the pa.
tients. The disease has been check
ed, as no new cases have been repor-
ed for three days.
Two cases of cholera in Jersey City
have been reported.
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PERsoNAL.-"J. N."--The i'm
mortal 81. NJ" the greatest philosopher.
and orator and satrist that this world has
ever produced, has sent US word that he
will assume all the prejudice on himself,
and address the citizens of Harrison
County, on the 4lh day of July, on the
Public Square. We let the renowned
"J, N" speak for himself, as he wishes
to assume all.--CADIz REP.
Ed. REP:-Knowing that general
pre- judice must exist respecting truths
which differ from the received opinions
north os well rs south, and being satified
my theory of reconciliation must be re-
cognized il there is a Union effected,
desire to meet the citizens OF Harrison
County, both ladies nrd gentlemen, on
the Public Square, in Cadiz, at O'Clock,
p. NJ, on the 4th Of July. when and where
| will assume all prejudice on myself by
showing the basis from which each have
reasoned during the late war. -. N"
GREE SvILLE, June 22d.
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REcIPE.-lfyou want to escape
the cholera, beware Of whisky and the
Democratic party.-TRmuNE. q CEo.
The people of this country need not
fear the cholera; the abolition party is in
power, and that is scourge enough.--AD.
vERTIsER. III q l..r
We are consoled to know, upon such
accurate authority that we IRE to be ex-
empt from the ravages of cholera. II
the only scourge will be the power Of
the abolition party, then the people have
reason to rejoice. Let all those who rely
upon the ADvEnTIsrR' word of honor,
throw down their hoes and save their dis
infectants.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR ApvERrI-

A RARE CHANCE FOR ApvERTI-
sERs.-Persons wishing to advertise in
an advantage Us manrcr, can now have
the opportunity to do so. The Seneca
County Agriculture Society, in issuing
their premium lists for the ensuing Fair,
propose to insert, IN each alternate page
Of the pamphlet, advertisements. Two
thousand copies will be printed and cir
culatcd grOtuitously throughout the coun.
ty, and as the pamphlet will be carefully
preserved and read, from the present
time until the Fair is held, these odver.
tisements will reach the attention of two
thousand readers. Persons wishing To
advertise can do so by handing their ad
vcrtiscmcnls to E. G. Bows, Secretary
of the Society, who is authorized to make
contracts for the same, or at this office.
Quite a number of our leading business
men have already ovailcd themselves Of
the opportunity and there is yet room FOR
more.
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|centre, where there is being erected
a school house, Carey, Clyde, Belle.
fontaine, Forest, and ffom Washing
ION, Indiana. They are furnishing
all the fixtures to be used in the Ma
tiOnol Bank building, on the corner
of Main and Market streets. The
pressure Of work has induced the
proprietors to enlarge their factory,
which they think Of accomplishing by
an addition in front, extending to the
pavement on Market street This will
give room for finished work, and ac.
commodatc more machinery.
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jeff Davis.

DR.. Craven, surgeon to JEFF Davis
describes him as man of high spir
it, keen perceptions, extraordinary
range of requirements, and bitter
preiudices. Aristocratic in feeling,
be possesses the common prejudice of
the q" Southern aristocracy" against
Northern men, among whom he says
4" the basis Of political prominence
has been money first, and secondly
loquaciousness, effrontery, and the
arts of the demagogue.
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A New NoLuME.-The Phreno
logical JOURNAL, for July, No. l, Vol Al,
contains forty Illustrations, Portraits OF
distinguished statesmen, clergymen, sold
iers, criminals, etc.. US follows: Char.
ac'er and iography; great statesman,
Webster, Tdllryrand, Clinton, Meter.
nigh, Jefferson, Cayour, Peel, o Council.
and Russell; also, Buckle the Historian.
Antoine probst. Thomas X flies, ID. ID
LII. D., Lieutenant General Scott, with
excellent Portraits. Eminent American
Clergy lbert Barnes, Isaac Fer.
ris, Charles Hodge, Andrew l.. Stone,
Thomas Z. Vcrmilye, Lnonaid Bacon,
Horace Bushnell, ID. D., Robert ]. Brcck
inridge, ID. D., IL D., Henry Ward
Beecher, Theodore l.. Guy Ter, Richard 5
S,orr, Rev. Joseph I. puryea, with Me.
dallion Portraits.
OUR Social RELATIoNs-Thes servant
questions; Our Model Society; Manhood
aud Womanhood; A litle Office of Trust;
How to punish Child. PHYsr iLoGY-
Feeding Children; To young Mothers.
SrGYEs OF R.-Physiognomy
o. Statesman; The new Dictionary with
Engraviugs; National Characteristics;
The Tonga Islanders; Esop's Fables;
The Law Quality; Buckles History of
Civilization; Intellect North and South;
To Day, Poem; The Great Mys, ry;
Fruit Culture; another Prophecy; Female
Suffrage; Teach children to think; Mil
t3n's last poem; Learned Nonseuse;
Soldering and crime. A rich number,
20 cents, or 81 a year. Address,
FOWLER g. WELLS,
New York.
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The Copporhcod papers Of Ohio
are publishing certificates of tho bra
very of LIZ FgvRE, their candidate
for Secretary of State. 1t is admit.
ted that some officers recommended
him for promotion. 1t is not, how
ever, so well known that his commits
sion as Lieutenant Colonel was re-
called, aud that it was originally grant
ed against the protests Of seven
teen of the officers of his regiment
Cincinnati gazette.
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A Sad Military Blunder.

1t seems that the Queens Own, at
Ridgeway, unfortunately ran frcm the
Fenians instead of toward them as
had been originally Intended. The
mistake was the result of wrong or
der from the commander, which, we
doubt not was very gratefully received
by the frightened Canucks
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SACRED CoNcERr.- The Catholic
Church of st. Joseph, respectfully solicit
the kind attention Of the public TO the
followin ing: Owing to an addition {" the
size Of the hitherto excellent Organ
be longing to that Church; it now numbers
some 3s stops instead Of - as formerly;
whilst the increased volume in tone is
vastly more powerful. The master skill
displayed in the whole Organ, and this
addition 10 particular, must be accredited
to Mr.. RICHARD iIumfsrcu, at present
residing at Tiflin. Conscious of the appre.
ciOtive minds Of the people Of 'riiiiu, as
regards music, (Which is indeed "ihc
soul Of liie,") we have veutured to offer
TO their acceptance rcre entertainment
in the shape Of a concert, to be given on
the evening of July s,h, comprised prin-
cipally of sacred aud the more solemn
music; and we trust that we shall not be
disappointed ir tho expectation of a
numerous attendance, n37-2t.
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MARTIN WAGNER says, with q
good deal Of truth, that bargains hang
about his doors like grapes upon the vine.
He has 10000 paper collars which he
warrants perfect fits. They contain no
poisonous properties. They will not
whitewO ash the neck like some do. He
has shirt bosoms for noble hearts to
palptate under. Cali and examine.
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Special Notice.

We will send the TiHin Weekly
Tribune during the approaching Gam
paign g months) to subscribers, for
60 cents cash; commencing July 1st
Roll in the names. A
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RENovAL.-A barn formerly situ-
ated on the lot of Mr.. Henry En-
BERT, has been purchased by w. j,
CRAwroRD, aud has been removed by
him to lot on Perry street, opposite
the Gas Factory. Itis to be convcr-
ted into a dwelling.
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MAJOR GENERAL SLocUM, defeated
Democratic candidate for Secretary Of
State in New York, is being pressed
for the Naval Office. Also, Oolenel
Alfred NJ Wood, formerly oftbe Gath
(BrOOklyo) Regiment and late May.
or Of Brooklyn, :. JIHIIAa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-07-05

WE learn that Mr.. G. w. BACH
MAN, a late graduate of Heidelberg
College, will commence the study of
Law in the Office of GIBSON l. PEN
NINdroN. 91i = . Z
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THrEF.-Some individual, whc Sc
name we did not learn stole a ten dollar
grsenback from the counter Of the First
National Bank, on Monday. He was
caught and persuaded to give it up.
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Gpmenial.
All Marriage Notices are charged 81. Deaths
published Free Obituary notices cents per line
M MARRIEp-In Tiffin. on the ey,

MARRIED-In Tifiin, on the eve
ming of June Goth, by the Rev. C, Bald.
win, at the residence OF The brides faith.
er, Lew Davis, Captain SAMUEL 8. PAT.
TERsoN. of Lynchburg, Virginia, and Miss
ANNA M. DAVIS.
So, one by one they 90, tho young man
and The maiden, with joined hands and
one hearr into the highway Of life.
ON the 2sth day of juno, by the
Rev. r. Good, Mr.. CRARtEs X. ssoYER,
Of WsdswUth, Ohio, TO Miss e. ]. Nc.
CALIsTss, OF this city. .stcr.y face
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Announcements.

EDITORS TRIBUNE:-Please an
nounce the name of s. S. Kisinger of
Tifhn, Seneca county, as an lndepen-
dent Candidate for Sheriff at the en-
suing October election. eU
MANY FRIENDS.
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KLINE IL LowE's SASH E

KLINE IL LowE,s SASH FACTORY.
We had occasion to step into the
mapufactory of these entsrprislng
men, on Saturday last, and were sur
rrised to see 50 many evidences of a
driving business. They now heve Ia
hands at work daily, engaged in the
manufacture of every description of
house fixtures, sash, doors, blinds,
hand railing, moulding, etc. Mr.
SNAIL, the present foreman, is com
petent go-ahead mechanic. Their
monthly income, upon which tax is
paid. since April last, has averaged
$3.50. They receive orders from all
the contiguous towns from Belle
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RosE d STERN, are in receipt of
a stock Of new goods for gents wear.
Fefsonswho' desire 10 &c, their moneys
worth in good durable work, and new
psstsrns, should not fail to give them =
call. - .atsf q
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WE dropped into the marble facto
ryof WESpLER & Ton, the other day
and witnessed the operations of new
machine for polishing marble.
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no CONSUMPTIVEs,

The advertiser, having been tes,ar,d 70 heath In =
sw weeks by avety simple Nmedy. after having
'uncred orsevera yes~ with severe lang affection,
aud that dread a. scase. Consamp,ion-ls snNicu, ts
make kaown, his fellow sufferers the mean, Of
To all who de,iroit, he viii send copy ofihe pre-
'ctlpucn used tffos Of chatse) with the direction,
lorpfepatiug nnd using the same, which the, will
dad suee ouSn for CoSsu.. rrioS, AsrnaA, BRcS.
cuIrs, Covous, CoLps, Ssd all Throat and Lung
AGsctioa. The only object Of the advertiser w
sending the Prescription isto bcnsa,the afflicted sna
he hopd every odswt willtty hi, remedy. m II viii
cost them noihins and may Prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, rRss, by rsIurs
mail, will please address,
Raw. EDWARD a. WILSON.
Williamsburg, King, Co., New york.
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TRANsrERs OF RRAl Esrhrr.-.

TRANsFERs OF REAL ESTATE
Frances e. Stoner to Geo. w Cunning
ham. in lots No. sos, 500 aud $40. 10 I'd
ward, Tlfsn, for Ss 900.
John w. Walters to Trustees of Or.
phan Asylum, IN lots No. s2s and 299. in
I'd ward Tiffin, for $1,000.
Nathaniel Ileatpn to Catharine Staun.
dish, in lot No. 5 in village Of Kansas for
sie7. y ~ Ht.t
Alexander ]. Nolenio Wuura L. Smith
in lot No. 25 in adward SifIin, for $3.50.
Frances Rener to John w. SponseL
CT, so acres 10 Boon tp, for s2,soo.
Adam Wagner to George oifingcr, in.
lot No. $40, in the 81 ward, Tifiin, for
S4,525.
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NATIONAL REsoRr.--Farmors de.
string a good meal when in town, aud
citizens a 10 o'clock lunch, can gel
the best at the Natioual Rcsort-2d
floor National Hall Block.
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CT EOO PER YEAR, ". Vi.

N..nn eNeyshvts 70 seli Ga
lndet snd uprcr feed Wananied Eve yeau. Above
% S'y oI lrfe commissioHs psid. The oNLv ma
chine sold IN the United States for less than $40
WILSON GRoVER n HNKER, SiNOTR Co, ANu
.HacuktnFh Ar oihef chssp machines ere ~.
rEiNosMhNfsand the sEtiEH USER ttinLK TO
Addm"' " "calluron shaw Clatk, Bilseford, Maine
~ Chicago Illinois
tIan ", lttb. Ii-tr.
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CoMPLIMENTARY,-The salary of
our Superintendent of Public Schools
has been raised. A pertinent COM
plimont to his efficiency. ,.-.....
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ERRORS OF YOUTH,

A Gsn,lemaa who suffered for ysan from Nervous
Dea,liy, Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful udsscreton, w.iifor the sake Of snncHNg
humanity, send rfee to all who need II, the recipe
and directions for making the simple remedy BY
which he Wasoured. sonereu wi,hins to predt by
he advertisers experience, eau do 80 by addressing
JOHN n. OGDEN,
No. ~ Chambers 81, New Nok.
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NoTEwoRTuY.-We are pleased
TO note that our friends KAGA and Coon
Rsp, now of Washington city, have join
ed the Good Templars. =, =.
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BExUTIEs generally die old mpids
They set such value on themselves,
that they don't fnd purchaser vntil the
market is closed.
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PERsoNAL.-JoHN ii. STEINER,
of Wyandotte, Kansas, is home on a
short visit. He is looking we'll.
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THE M. E. Sunday School will
hold a pic mic or festival in a short time.
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TnE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT
PLAcE.--A husband at home in the eve.
ming.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-07-05

REMEMBER the Moulders pic mic
on the 5th of Jnly.
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Special Aotites.
An Bfeotual Worm Medicine.
pro,v,,, vnx..,o,.. co.,a,.

broWhs Normuugo Comns'
IA WoRS LozsSogs. Much sickness, undoab,sdly,
with ehndssn dhiaiis ,atttiba,ed to oiher cSusss,
" ccea'ioned by wct'a~ The " vERsurox CoNs
urs," al'housh easetusl Ia destroying worms,
can do 40 pos'ibls injury to rhe mos, delicate child.
rhs Naloahle combination has been successfali, used
BY physicans. and fouud ~ be safe and safe IN ead
'ca,ins wcrms,se huuhl to children,
CHmpRsS u,v,so wonss reqpite Immediate at.
tsu,ion, " neglect Of the trouble o0en eSsss, pro
loneed sehneo.
svSrroSs or wosNs N cmtpRss are omen
overlooked. Wcrnsin the stomach sndbowsis cause
irritation ,whch van be removed eeiy by the u.s Of
snre remedy. The Cts,hiuation Of insredienn
sssd In msSios BsowS's "vvRaWuos Coarrs"
n such asto give the best possible effect with safety,
CURTIS 4 BROWN, Frepstelou, Nsw Yoth -
Sold by Mldealeu In Medioites. At % cts a hos.
Ma, "a, 1860. 3s.-i,.
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A PoRcINE MoNsTRosITY.-Wc
have intelligence from Fostoria, to
the effect that pig was born in that
latitude, having eight perfectly form
ed legs, two heads and four ears. 1t
had the appearance of two pigs con.
solidated, back to back. II is sup
posed that before il breatbed no more,
for it lived some time, it was imma-
terial to the pig, for the purpose of
locomotion, which side was up. 1t
was, doubtless, a parody on pigs"
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Something New and Useful.

n. &, spindler \ nesgvthaye hcrehi the exclusive
hfh TO use Adams rs,eat GraiEina Machine IN
Seneca County They are now prcpNtcd to do
GfNintne quicker and " h.iter style than It can be
done, by htni, by the brst Grtinst. Also all knds
of Fancy Painting, Sign Paintinr, Paper Hang NJ
GlsSirg. dcne in The most approved style. shop op
pos',s The Foehdty Of Local. \ Nyman,on Market
StTetk THIN, %.
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Quick TIME.-The Steam Fire En.
gine was out for drill on Monday eve
ming. Test trials were made ofspced
and dispatch. At the first trial, the
hosemen ran a distance Of three hun
dred feet with the hose wagon, at.
taohed hose and threw water in one
minute and a half On second trial,
at the same distance. the attachment
was made and water-.thrown in on,
minute and a quarter
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STRANGE RUT TRUE.

Every youas lady aud eentcman In tho United
Ststes can here some'eing ve'y mnch 10 ih,r advan.
nse by return mail O'-e crehugeJ by addressing
the undersigned. Those having fears of being hum
Rugged viii obhge by not noticing this card. An
others viii please Hpltes' their obe ia Mt servant
THOMAS y. CHAPMAN,
e3i DtoedNay, New Nsh.
Aptii %, 1860, ga-,y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-07-05
Sandusky & Cincinnati Railroad.


ON and after SUNDAY, Jnne i0h, 1850, and
nntl further notice ifains viii leave az follows;
8 uTh
l2'O0P. ~, Msii Train leaves TifBn connects ~
Chrey with uan from Findlay arrives al Day.
ton at $40 p NJ and connects with train Tor Cln.
cinnau.
lO 90 ?. NJ, Night Express ayes Tifhn; e0unsc,s al
lfbana for Cola nbns at Springfield with l.tt'e
Miami n. x. arrives At dayton At TO5 A. N ,
andeonneeis with tain for Cinci mail.
N o q H.
4 Is An, Night Express leaves THIN eornsott
al Clyde with 4. a T, Il. n. for the Cast o.
sandusky for Cleveland and The East.
As Pm, Train leaves Tifin connects at CLYDE foT
Toledo and Cl veand
Sleeping Cars on Night Trains. ..r
), u POTTER. Gsn1sppf.
GEO. D. STEVENS, Ast.
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