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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05
TO cONsuMpTIvEs

The advertiser, having been restored to health
In few weeksb by very simple remedy, aftei
having suffered for several years with a severe
lung Affection, and that dread disease Consump.
ticn--is anxious to make known to his fellow.
sufferers the means OF cure.
Toall who desire It, he will send a copy OF The
prescription used free OF charge), with the dircc
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will nnd SURE CURE for CoSsUMprtoN
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. coueHs, CONS, and ali
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object o.
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is "a
benefit the afiicteh,. and spread information
wich he oonceives to be Invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as It will cost
them nothing, and may prove Ablessing. Particr
wishing the prescription FREE. by return mail
will please address REV. EDWARD w.wILsON
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York
Maybe, 1867. dfu Wv IIG2iTa1J ial'
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scHENc1ps sRAwErp roNro.

This medicine, invented by Dr. J. II. sonEsoK,
Of Philadelphia intended 10 dissolve the foea snd
HaARstIns CHIME, the tst prrees efaiassiioh. NJ,
cleansing the stomach with sehesck's Mandrake
Piih the Tonic soon restores the appetite and food
hhal could not be eaten before using ii win DO easily
djgczted
Consumption cannot Be cured BY sshenek's Pd
monie sJrup unlosa the stomach and liver Is made
healthy and the appetite restored, henee the Tonic
and Pulls are required In nearly ssoFy eaaO OF oon-
sumption. A half dozen bOttlel Of the sEAwEED
TONIC and threo % four bOEss Of The AIANDRAKE
FILLS WIN cure ans ordinary oass Of dyspapsls
Dr. soHESex makes professional visiu IN New
York, Boston, and Al hs principal Office in Phllsdel-
pAia every week Sec daily papers Or each pace,
his panpAlel on eoosmption Tor his days Tor viaiia-
ton. Iif
Please observe, when purchasing that the two like
nesaes Of the Doctor, when in the last stage Of
Consumption. and the other Ga he now Is in perfect
health, are on tho Goysrnnent stamp.
SOLD by al Drugeisis aud Dealers price 81. 90 per
bogte, 3I.sJ the hal-dozefi Anletters lor advice
should be addressed 10 Dc. soukscK's Prlneiral
onioe, No. IS horh cab Street, PhuadAlph,A. pa. !
,Geperal w boeEaie Asonls Dquiaa iiafne. a Co.
N Y; =. s. nance, Ratmore, Nd, John ID
Psrke. Cineinnasi Ohio, Walker Taylor, Chi
eAso, Ill; Collina BrVL, 81 Louis, No.
flli v, 90 ne. yr
= Ia|
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A nlg SWims-Two swimmers s,stled on
= wager Of forty doliart, to swim from Kelly's
Island 70 Marblehead, last Tuesday. Tbetwo
SINNERS names were John McGreen and Jas
Kinney. At the distance Of mile and a
hall, Kinney gave up all hope Of disanciug
his competitor and ~, Into his boot, bnt Nc.
Green KEEP, on and amer being two hours and
a half in the water-durirg which time he
smoked, chewed, drank, talked aud sang
snatches Of songs-reached the Peninsula,
none the worse for his trip, though somewha,
bleached OF and faticnVd
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p ollclaI.. srsa . . dIaakea Pit.Idsal

drunken officials, evea 70 a drunken President
more popularl
Here a. Athca, ne Temple if tie most pop
ular instituti0o 10 the vicinity, and tous OF
the best and most Influential citizens are
members, but we heard that some Of the
prominent men Of Tifin did not Join because
Il was not popplar and ihey might lose some
custom and not fll their pockets rs fast as de-
eired Poor deluded wtetthes, DO thsy
wani tokeep out OF our ranks until We accom-.
plisli great victories ever the demon iutem.
perapcc, then come In AID shars the honors
Of victoty, but nov are afraid TO come aud
help through the glorious struggle 2
May their friends build monument to their
memories and place In some conspicuous and
popular place. n. A. BELL.
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We are prOprlotors of Hershlser d MIyers eel
ebratsd Improved
CONDITION POWDERS,

For Horses. and Cattle. very superior arti-
dele witch have given satlsfa elton 20 every Que
who has used them. Try them.
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ERnnRs nR Ynnrn

Agantleman whoBuffercd for years from Ner-
vsus Debility, Premature Decay, and the effects
ofyouthful intlscreon, will for the sake OF sur-
fering humanity, sendfree to all who need II, the
recipe and directions for making the simple rene
dy by which he WAS cured Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do so by
addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN d. OGDEN,
May Is, 1867 4s Cedar Street, n. Y.
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Transfers Oh Real Estnte. -rot lhe

week ending Sept. q 1867:
J. U. Hockerman to Ann Byrno. acre of lot
No. 8, in oakley sJ7J
John L. FlaclS TO Warren p. Noble, ss3 I'D
acres m Liberty township. sn, ,loC
Elijah Finch TO L. r. Boyd, 40 heres in
Reed township, si,7O
John Foster to Edmund pem6nderfcr,
? acres in Venice tp, and lot No. , in
Attica. SiO5j
Charles ". York to Ohio Stove Works,
In-ots No. ass. lso, and a59 in End Ward, $500,
John c. Pcrrino to Elisha Roberts I G5-iOO
acres IN Bloom tp., 500
Norman Benham to GilcH swiclS, 40 acrcs
in scipo tp., si,oo,
Joseph Conaghan to silas Bcrcaw, In-
lots 81, 81 and 40 ipBerwick, DE.L.I si,OC
Ulrieh Ball to Matthias Bail, 40 acres IN
Reed tp., s2,oOC
Perry GrucsbeclS to Henry Gciger 27
acres in bloom tp., Sl,lI7 q
Eli Winters to James Winters, 90 Gcrcs
in Bloom tp., $500
Pinl,ncy Clark TO Rhoda A. Andres, iis
acrcs IN Pleasanttp., $500
John Fell Co Jesse Bogart, Lot No. 4 In
Dsnser's Addition to Tiihn, .s 500
Thomas b. Tomb TO Richard II. Rodg-
crs, l2j 74-lOn nGrcs in Eden tp., S2,2i(
Richard II. Rodgcrsto Griffith II. Rod
I,gcrs l2j 7i-iO0 Hcros in Edeu tp., So, ,OOl
CoOnrod Sachcr to VIM. Kelley 80 acres
In Big Spring tp., sS,s5I
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Proceedings Of the District Court.
JUDGES. -SooTT OF THE SUPREME CoURT !;
OoEKLE, LArTr AND Morr uegH t~gf

JUDGES. -OOOIf OF THE SUPREME COURT /;
OoEKLlS, LArTrASp Norr. @ VA i~Ei
! Jacob Thomas ps Daniel Martin-Tu error
from Seneca Common Pleas.-Martin brought
suit against Thomas TO collect subscription
to church fund, and secured judgement 10
the Court below, upon certain charges OF the
I Court TO the Jury, in which Thomas claimed
that the Court erred.
! This Conrt reversed the judgment and re-
manded the cause TO the Common Pleas for
furtheFproeeedings. Lee Brewer for Thorn
as Noble for Martin.
Bank Of TiGH Vs. 0dmaIeI CooeL B.
Noses O. Gibson. h.--Cowles 4 Gibson were
partners. THE Bank dad judgments against
them, and had bid. IN tba land of Gibson
Gibson, 10 reiaia his land, purchased, as it was
claimed, the rights Of the bank, acquired by
the sale, for confirmation and paid such sun
az was equal TO the amount of the judgment,
the Bank agreeing not TO prosecute Gibson
an Y further. The Court held that II seemed
10 The benefit of Cowles. Watson and Glib
son & Pennington for the Bank Pillars for
COwles.
Dana ps OsboH,---J Jndgmentr reversed and
cause remanded tJr further proceedings.
Beard and Others IS. a. NJ OgdeH.--Suit
brought TO COMPEL Ogden 70 account for
money In his hands as a trcstee or agent OF
plaintiffs, on a contract set up by Plainuhs
with Defendant to putt men TO the credit OF
Scipio Township. Defendant claimed that
be had made subsequent contract to clear
the township for the amount of subscriptions
The case was curtailed by the admissions OF
the parties. In the Common Pleas, Judge
Whitley presiding, Il was averred and ad-
mited in the pleadings that the first contract
has to give Ogden 5000 for each man put in,
$500 from the subscribers and 800 from the
township-Judge Whitley IN deciding the
case below Notwithstanding, decided that he
was only TO have S4OO from the subscribers,
and $l00 from the township. The plaintiffs
on this trial, admitted at the opening Of the
cause, that he was to receive 5000 by the frst
contract. A large number of witnesses were
Examined, and owing TO the length OF the
trial and the shortness Of the stay Of the
JudgeA tho cause was reserved foraTgument
and decision IN Ottawa about the 10th Of
this month, u
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PASSING NORTH.

4 IS p. M.-Man train.
4 o. ,. P.A.-Sandusky & THIN Accommodation,
, 40 A. 49, Night Express if th
win pass Tifnn Sunday Morning, but not on
Mondays.
CenReotlQng made East and West At Clyde,
Foreet, Belle lpntaDe utbana and Dayton. Z
New and commblious sleeplag Cars on Night
Trains. j. o. WILLIAMS Supit
Gro. u. srEvERs, Agent,
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MARRIAGE AND cELInACY.

An Essay Of Warning and instruction for Young
men. Also, diseases and abuses which prerna-
turey prostrate the vital powers, with sure means
Of relief Sent free of charge In sealed letter en-
lopes, Address,
DIR. j. sKILLEN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
June 20. 1867 -6m.
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A RESOLUTION
lltelatlvo IN m amendment Of tho Consultation,
providing for the extension Of the elective fran!
chise;
. /" Resolved, by the General Assembly Of the
State of Ohio, three-hftha of the mombsrs elected
70 each House agreeing thereto, that IL be and il
hereby proposed to tho blact0rs OF IA statAI "a
vote II the nhxt knnlIal October elect on upon the
approval or rejegton of the following Amendment
as sutsttuiS Tor tho first section Of the fifth ar.
tirlc 81 the Constitution of this 6tate, to-Wit:
z" Every male citizen ofthe Unitcd States OF the
age Of Menty-one years, who shall have beon
resident OF the state one year next preceding tho
electi91fan Of the county or tAwhship or ward
IN which he resides such times as may Be pfovi-
ded by law, except such persons as have borne
arms In support ofany insugrectloD or rebellion
pgainst the GOvennnspt of the United States, or
have fed from their places Of residence to avoid
being drafted into the military service thereof OF
have deserted the military naval scrvce Of said
Goyerrment Ia time OF war, and had not subse.
qusntly heen hopomhly discharged from tho
same, shall have the quail lifcation Of an elector
and be entitled to vote az elections"
ED. A. pARROTT
Speaker Of the House Of Rcpreseniatives,
ANDREW. G. McBrRNEf
President of the Senate.
Passed April 6, 1867. Ieprim2OmG.
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THE HEALING POOL AND House OF
u

howard Association Reports, for YOUNG
MEN, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, aud the Err
RoRs, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy
the manly powers and create inpediments to Mar
risge, with sure means OF relief. Sent in Sealed
letter envelopes free OF charge Address DR J.
sKILLEN HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa.
June % 1857 -iy
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PASSING sCuTH.

o n A. N.-Maii train.
= 05 r. n.-Sandusky & Tihhn Accom- adAtiSn.
az 9. A. 49, Night Express.
sThIs train does not leave sAndusky saturda
&Jsningr kA hI n lf y
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ponlt Fail 70 Read Tnla.

Send your address, with stamp, for SIMPLE and
catalogue OF Articles for YocHg and Old, Married
and single All shouis have them.
Address A. BRIDGES, "a nleecker street, New
York City. augsm3'
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will make 4 clean sweep Of them-every sheet
will kill Quart beware Of Bogus limitations,
which some may say are "Just As good" There
ls nOthiug st all comparable with it.
sold everywhere Price Six Cents .nli-4t.
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@m5
Cincinnati, Dayton & Easprn r. R
TIME rABDE.I

No change Of cars between TIEEIN and GIN
ciNNATI,
Hut one chage of Cars between TIFFIN and
BUFFALO. fe- ....t .s s-nll.5tg1lsf.
,.aII TIFIiN daily as follows, Sundays ex-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05

A Bloody "MlIl.'-Another of those dis
graceful aCeues entitled al.7rze Eight" took
place at a small station on the G. II. h D.
road short distance from Hamilton, o., on
Saturday last, in which Aaron Jones had his
"mug' pounded iato.a jelly by one Mike Nc
Coole of St. Louis. The latter was much
superior to Jones in point OF stature, muscle,
&C., and poor Jones, who was comparatively
small beside the giant McCoOle, was ssnt to
grass every round.
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Mall Robbery.--A Young ma

7 HUT ''''V1 = s-b ~
Henry Kunckle, Telegraph Operator at Clyde,
was arrested last week for robbing tho nails lie
i was taken to Cleveland fer examination, and IN
| efault of the necessary bail is now in prison
Il p?cnrs that he had been tampering with the
mails for soiae time, though not successful in OBJ
tanning much money therefrom.
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Fast Time. -" Ye local OF the Register
has been riding on rail il'--road trhin, and
tells of the fast time made by o1c Of tbe new
engines just put on the road from the SAN
dusky car works;
awe found the track one Of the smoothest
we ever passed over, and the time made by
our train was equal to that OF the best {" air
line road 10 the country. On approaching
Tifin, Engineer Gregg unmarked that he musl
make six miles In seven minutes, in order tc
reach that city on time. We thought OF
jumping Off at first, but as Gregg stroked the
name Of hissteed, aud gently applied the spur,
we grew calmer, and ihrly flew along the
iron road. Tho six miles were mRda IN the
seven minutes with some seconds to spare.
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pr. s.rlehland H.rInr nsed ronr A

Dr. Strickland, Having used your Anti -Chol-
era Mixture during the Cholera epidemic here last
samtasr, and induced others to do tho sane, in
eases that had all the cholera symptoms, In ev-
cry case II promptly checked the disease, I be-
heve It's the hest remedy known for Cholera
aud diarhoea OF every form, and advise those af-
nieted to try it.-w. BARBER, o. the firm OF Bar.
ber, Choate 1 Naber, Cincinnati. Z 'iaogsit.
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New .'allOr.--Mr, Robert. Nichols has
been appolutea to the charge of the county
jail viee Rhiueberser, remoTod Mr.. Nichols
villas he has in the past -mase nm eihelen'
and trusty officer for this post, anu MS ap-
pointment is very satisfactory to the fa"'
abiding Community of our comfy. G We
wOhld say in Ibis connection hattheljail istp
be made proof against the escape Of prisoners,
as soon as practicable. 1t is certainly high
time sometbing were done.
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"whJ is This, thus : "A feminine

poet thusiy woos The muses. upon che provol
ing obstinacy Of her Uucle John;
mover reared a young gaxellc.
(Bccause, you see, never tried,
But, had " known and loved me we'll,
No doubt the Creature would have dicd
Ny rich aud aged tncic John
Has known me long and loves we well,
But still persists IN living on
would he were young gazclle.
Inever loved trce or towers NV
But u I had, heg 10 say,
The blight, the wind, tho sun. or shower
Would soon have wiihercd " away.
I've dearly loved my Unclo John,
From childhood III the present hours
And yet he will 90 living ON
| would he were a tree or flower
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RESOLUTION from conference. .---Th'

Resolution from Conference. .---The
following resolution was handed Us for publica-
Res0leed That the thanks Of The members OF
this Conference be and are hereby rendered 20
the NJ, y. Church, Of Thu, and to all co-operat-
ing with them for theft kind invitation % the
Conference 20 hold us present session IN Ms
city. md for the hoSpltable manner in which the
members of the Conference and visitors to the
same have been entertainedt apd also 70 those
Pastors and Churches who haye Invited US 10 oe-
eupy fhtir puipits On the Sabbath, and - ~ rail.
road Companies which have favored u6 with half
ence. and dat these resolutions be published an
the Tlfin Papers. - ufl
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BEST or LEATHER,
CONSTITUTION OF OHIO.
Proposed Amendment to the Con-
stitution'
sTATE or OnIol

STATE or OHIo,(
OTr;cG ~ rHE SEcRrrARY oF SrArE
I, WILLIAM lIENnr SNrii, Secretary Of State a
the Stdte Of Ohio, do hereby cortify that tho fOl.
lowing Ia tflD'copy of n Joint resolution passed
by the General Assembly OF the State OF Ohio, on
tho 9th day OF April, A, ~, 1867, taken from the
original rolls ON tilo IN this Office
In testimony Whereof ! have hereunto
subscribed, my name, aud afhSed the
Greu Sea Of tho state OF Ohio, at
prAtl cciumbus, the 9Th day Of April A. D.
lsU7.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary Of State.
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MARRIEnIIEIr.

Information and advice of vitsi importance 10
the married Of both sexes, in a sealed envelope,
can be obtained free Of charge BY addressing the
undersigned. Respectfany llLNAit
JAMEs BUTLER,
s23 Broadway, N. Y.
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AnnOuncement.-we are requested to
announce that Rev. Geo, r.. Brown, Of Clyde,
will preach at the City Hall, on Thursday
evening, Sept. 70. The public are invited TO
attend
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Motto. Best goods aud full weights is D.
BlDelAhd Co.'S motto, hence they only
recommend Best Chemicoi Sdieraas.
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since a small barn belonging Aryilla Clark, south
Of Republic was struck by lightning at o'clock
in themonine, durnsi a thend9r fhower and
entirely consumed The lightning tore of one
entire end Of the barn which falling crushed a
favorito COW lying ON the ground, killing her in
-n.a.aIn
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For Sale Cheap. "A steam engine and
boiler and other machinery connected with
a manufacturing eslablishment, will be sold
on application to the subscriber In "a Ward.
Sept 5-H. w.H. STEWARD.
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Tho ohio State Falr.-Thc Fair Tor

IHU VIUV -oIHIV faII'- HV F"'I 1UI us
year will be held on the elgrounds Of the year
previous, at Dayton, commencing on the 2lth
inst. and closing on the 27th. We are in
formed that many imuortant changes have
taken place, and much that will add to the in
terest and success Of the exhibition has been
adopted II is intended that the coming
Fair shall exceed any Of It's predecessors in
the number and character Of articles on eShi-
bition. it Ntif fditNiffIt
The C., D. L F. Railroad will carry visitors
At hatf FIRE, and transport freight for exhibi-
ticn, free Of charge, provided il is returned
without change Of ownership.
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Cure your Coughs aud Colds. coE's CoveH
DALsAM will be found ready snd enicient Remo-
dy for hard Colds, Group, Coughs, ami all lung
diseases iIria sold by all Dfoggisis The cheap
est apd best mediclue In the world.
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hn HnMn SeMlnr Mnrhlnn..-All

that want the Howe Sowing Machine-the Ma.
chine that took the first prize at the Paris Expo.
stion, 1867, will find itat G. H. stings, over wsg-
nor Kr9h's China storeoR Main strccts iridn.
Ohio it tiHilf III sspD-2r
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Social Dance. Post 40 Of the G. A. r.
will give a sociafdance at National Hall, on
Friday evening, the 18th inst, for the beneht
of their Post. Members of the different
Posts in this vicinity, and friends of the or
der are invited to be ,preseut Good music
has been engaged for the occasion, and every
thing will be done to make 1t pleasant aud
entertaining.
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"StIn They COme.''-AThoso piles of
goods in front of Carpenter h Co.'s are but a
small portion Of the immense stock daily
arriving at that hourshing establishment.
Call and examine their Lew styles of fall
goods and fall in prices. ~ .
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burned by, mghtnIng.-..A

Really Hrngnincenti-The splendid assori
ment Of ncck-tics at steiuau A Bros.
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LOngwOrth's Native Wlncs,-Gol,

LOngwOrth's Native Wlnes.-Golden
Wedding, sparkling catawba, stlll catawbas,
Sweet Catawba sc.
The wines from the Longworth Vineyards and
Wine House, Cinclnnat,o have attained a world
wide celebrity for excellence and purity, fruity
flavor and boquet, they are surpassed by none in
the market, either native or foreign. Trade sup
piled by Grapes Co. Nug22-m3.
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The Latest Fashion is to provide ones self
with bottle OF DR.. J. w. Poland's white
Compound, to be used in cases Of Throat asd lung
affections, and all diseases OF the bladder and
Kidneys. II never fails. Sold by all Druggists.
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Fire In FremOnt.-The Stave and Barrel
Factory Of June 4 Buckland was entirely
destroyed. by Sire on Thursday last. Loss
s25. COO. ~ w.
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Get Your Life Insured. 1t will make
your wife happy while you live, and console
her at your death. twill furnish home to
the fatherless and the widowed. Think Of
this and apply to Robert Lyse for policy in
the North American. See advertisement.
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Change In The Tinc-Table. 1t VIII be

Change In the Time-Table.7-lt VIII be
observed by the timetable Of the C.D h E..
road, that an entire change was made in the
running of trains on that road, on Monday,
August IS. Three trains pass each way ev-
cry day Sundays excepted). No change of
cars occur between Cincinnati and Buffalo.
Connection is made with all roads running
East aud West, between ssnduskS and Gin
innati IT st NIt q I4lg -! III.
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white Exid.,-For party dress, at stenau
a Btoe ar fi,.Igf tfto Fhl :
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All who arc in want Of good rife or shot gun
eau find It at II. sting's Gun Shop, 81 aoor
over Kroh a wagner's China Store Maia' street
Tifin, Ohio. scpt5.st
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Danee.-Mr. Charley Smith will give a
social dance at the National tomorrow eve.
ming. Those who love to "trip the light fan-
tasticp are invited Music by Boos Band.
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Settle Up.-All those indebted 70, P. +.
Her, are requested to call and settle immedi-
ately; also, those having claims agaips, him,
will present them for payment.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05

The Rismark Giove-For gentlemen
dress, at Steinau Bros.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05
THuRsplE MoRxINe, sEPh ). lss..
Tow,H and Country


.JolIcJ's BaIsam : WIN ~ fot sals At sAe
TifHu House until the ist Of October. xoctl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05

The esaiie-au's Basaar,-s,eiuaa a
pross
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05

The following card appears in the Fremont
Journal of last week:
CaFd.-We hereby express our most
hearty thanks to the Great Western b. B. O.
OF Tiaiu for their cordial reception and gen
tlemanly treatment at the match game re-
Gently played with them in their city.
no { fD ecu by order Of He Cub.
II. T. BAKER Sec. of the d. b. b. @.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05

The HK"go HIRt.-4A charming chapcau is
necessary to young mans outfit, at steinau &
Bros.