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~AWAYl WITH sPECTACLEs.-OLD EYES
made new, without spectacles Doctor OF Medicine.
Pamphlet mAed free receipt Of ten cents. Address
F. B. FooIE. n. D., No. 1880 BroadwaysNew York.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday evening the 10th inst at the residence
Of Mrs. q. B. MoCLAREE, by tho Rev. JOHN L. G1aAn
DEAU, W. 3. CoWPERTHWA1T to Miss ANNIE WILL
SON. au OF this city s3 :: cs5.1 M. ~
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s| ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HUI
NAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUCH aud P. GOUaLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNeAU. OF Paris No. 500 Broadway, New York.
April IA Tyr
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@ MAGIC INK (PATENTED).-WI
writo in a eolors and shades out OF bottle, and with
one ink; is unsurpassed for tancy and ornamental
writings Price, 81 box free by mail The trade sup
Piled. Address " G.sDe CGRDOYA, .
No. Ga William street, New York.
December At thstu2no
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a8- BEAUTIFUL LER'S
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
its original color and youthful beauty parts life and
strength to the weakest hair; stops its falling out at
once keeps head clean; is unparalleled hair
dressing Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
dressers, and at my Office, No. 1913 Broadway New
York. sARAH A. CEEvALIER, NJ D.
Js1usrY4 - .l-... L 3rnna
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!! J.. j. RYAN.
BARNWELLC.II. H.. s,

.E BARNWEI4L c. H., S. c.,
OFFERS Hs SERVICES TO THE MpRcHAErs
~ Factors Lawyern and, Last but not least to the e
tors OF the newspapers to collect III It done)
- Al-,-
Address him at Barnwen Winnstoro' or Chester C. a.
January 10 .N&5ras5. 0,sEl VIA n swS
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B-cOLGATEs HONEY sOAP.-TH1s CELE-
DRAFTED Toilet Soap. in such universal demand. Is
made from the choicest rnaterias is mild and emol-
lisnt in its nature frngransly scented, and OK
trerneay one9lcanl In its action upon the din For
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers: I
Z. February7 Tyr
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SSFINAL NOTICE. PERSONS HAVING
demands against the estate OF BENJAMIN TORT Ia
ceased ate Of Saint James, san9 present them,
-.s PETER D. LINCOLN,
Administrator Of Estate Benjamin Fort. I
January 10 .4 s3~
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ft,, 's~ "a q. - - - - - -
NOUNCE JOHN T. MILLIGAN cnndidnte for Sheriff
Of Charleston District at the election in July next
and obdge- p
September % @# 4
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Hg-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ. WHITING. Esq, as o candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudicinD DISTRICT at the next election
X S,nternbnr IN
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aF ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE REV.
A. L. PHILLIPS will perform Divine Service In this
Chapel 7o-Aorrow afternoon, Goth 1nst at halfpas
O'CLOCK. @' 4 ,# January 10
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So WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
WEI BLUM DMaLE asaa-candidato for the shoriaalty
ut the ensuing election ass@ &| a#.a
September11 6s
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aS- oONSIGNEES PER BtITISH BARK W.
sC.:i are asreDy notified ulAt she has been entered
under tho Five Day Act and all goods not permitted at
the expiration Of that to will be sent to the Public
Store she will discharge cargo at vanderhorst's
Wharf -5.- ta- RAYENEL l. co.
Januory IT thstu3
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!" DISTRICT COURT OF CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON, January 49, 1se7.-ordcred that To-
H0'ro' 18th tnst be appointed Sentence Day.
the prisoners and those who under rocognzance
brought up at 10 o'clock to receive sentence d
By order OF g. W. LOGAN, District Judge.
January 10 IT, JACOB WHLDIAN Clcrk
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aS- NOTICING DEBTS CONTRACTED BY
any Of the Of tho British Bark YUMURI will bo
paid by either he Captain OF Consigned.
January IT thstu3 RAvENEL co
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i rs CITADEL SQUARE CHURCH-REY. LU-
Gus CUTHBERT P.stor-servicss To-Norroy Norm
ing. at 10]s O'Clock, aud at night at TX O'Clock
Janunrv 10
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WASHINGTON, january ls.-In tho Senate q com
mun1cat'on was read from Gov. Bramlette, Of Ken
tucky announcing the rejection Of the Constit,,-
I,onal Amendment by that State. It was laid on
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TEE NEw cAskST. containing Sparkling Gems gathered
Rosdai. and other grea Masters Also cAotoe saoo.
ions 1a 2m eminent American Composers: beaAdes
Hshed BY G.. o. Robinson Charleston, s. G. 1861
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06
Poor Dog Tray.--rb, Mayot has is,ocd

POOR Dog Tray. The Mayor has issocd
bis proclamation, under the new law, forbid
ding dogs TO run at large within the city lin
its, without being properly ihGsslcd, under
penalty Of DEATH THIS is bad for the dogs,
yet hydrophobla is abroad in the land, and
precauiiuh ihust be Used. The marshal is iu-
struvled v dispaich al upfermnato pgrps
ssfAyihR ste'me rithoasa uAuttie, and sever
al times on Monday, the sharp report Of his
pistol told Of the sad fate Of some unlueky
cur oh, spare TIE dogsi they are some
bOdy's Pet-the innOeen; plsyfellows Of
somebody's children Don. she'd mourning
over many happy horus. ~ des,royhk lhs
JOY of the honsehoidii Who 90 Mihfdi as
poor dog Trayl
The yelp Of poodies and the bow.wow Of
big dogs are husbsd and With dropping tails
and sorrowful and detected air, they wend
their way along turning neither to the. right
for a hsofits bone nor TO ths hen q. ftiend-
ly whistle Verify, their melancholy days
have come.
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ExamInatlops n The pubiIe sshools.

The examination commences on Monday,
June 10Th, aud the following order Of exam
ination will be Observed
Junior Primary Schooi--Miss weirick, Teach.
cr, on Monday az 80
Senior Primary sohool-Miss Gibson, Teach.
er, on Monday, At l,SO
Junior scdbnda4y sshoel Miss R,alentine,
Teacher, on Monday, at 50
Senior Secondary school--Nfss cronise, Teach.
or, on Mcnday, a, $50.
Primary German sch0oi-Mss zahn, Teach.
or. on Monday, ct i,sO.
intermediate schOol--Mss Bove, Teacher. on
Tielshyt A. o,Sc. -f'rrN h-r'-rf "a a
orauimar school-Stss. shawhan, Teacher,
% faes&8 4, i,ao. f q
German sehool-Miss Ans,purser, TEACHER,
on Tuesday at i,So, and on Wednesday at ..
High school-Missea waksacld and Hbbert,
Principal and Assistant, on Tuesday, At 30, and
on Wednesday ate
In the Second werl tho Junior and Senior
Primary Schools, Misses wleyeand shawhan,
rceehors, oa N0plag5 a,l 80, and .hs Second.
airy aud luternediste S.hools, Mrs. Nc lain opd
Mr.. Myers, Teachers, on Tuesday, ate and /
respectively. l --gsfAtn ny
The followingeompose the Graduating Ciass--
| Miss. LAvRA GRdfF. Miss Eva GRoss.
Miss. MARr PooRxAS. Miss. ANSA LAnuNRrsoS
Miss. BshrHA BowE. Miss MArrir Nc LAM
Mise. EVA Pmttfrs. Miss.Jutfa Nc Austria
Miss. LfnpiE BovEnsor. Mr.. oronaE Tonn.
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PAINT AND WHITEWASH
BRUSHES;
Which We are able 20 sell Al Manufacturers
pFieoa
CONDITION POWDERS,

.3HATa g'EIIEA . J..
RoF Horses. and CattIs. A very superior aFti.
dele which have siVsH satisfaction 20 every one
who has used thsm. Try thsm.
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w JITE LIE a ID
AND
COLOBS In OIL,

We havo our white Lead made for us By spe-
cial contrRct Ia the best Baatern MhunfnctOr.
lee, and sclI our own brands, which We guar.
antco co give you saiisfaciioa. Ask for the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06

Court PrOceedlngs.-The following cas-
es have been contested at the June term o
the Court Of Common Pleas now in session
We give The most important: Oll Y
HOUcK VS.. The CRY or TIFFN. Thi
was a civil action to recover damages from
the city for an overflow of water in the
Plaintiff cellar aud yard II was heard on
demurrer and reserved. Pillars 3 Baker fol
plt'if sua Wecaoiey for dert. ttHgt
CARPENTER VS.. SrRow. Civil action to en-
force an Award. A general demurrer to the
Petition was sustained, and leave granted to
amend instanter. Pillars 4 Baker for pltf
Lee & Brewer for def't.
STATE VS.. JUSTIN Snyder, CLARK Snyder
AND A. SNYDER. Indictment for Assault
and Battery. A plea Of "not guilty wa,
entered by Justin Snyder, plea of "guilty'
by Clark Snyder, who was fined IS md
costs. The other defendant did not put in ar
appearance. McCauley for the State; Lee 4
Brewer for defense. TOE2
MoCoLLisTER's ExEcu=oRs VS.. McCoLLrs-
TER's HENS. A petiIionfor the construct on
of will. It-was held. by the court that the
fund in questions was, BY The win bequoathed
to one of the claimants, Hamilton MeCollis-
ter. The Court ordered accordingly. Lee
& Brewer foF Executor AID claiEants, Gibson
& Pennington contra.
Nissan We. BEsHAx. This suit was bro
for malpractice, 10 administering upon dis
located ankle. u was tried las. term and
resulted in verdict for the defendant. The
damages claimed, was, we believe $4,000.
In this, the second trial, the verdict was for
the plaintiff in the sum OF 25 dollars
compromise verdict. Lee 4 Brewer, Pltns
Gibson a Pennington, Noble, Seney and Pill
lars, Dett.
Frsdefiek LoFi, staf., VAC. J. Keen, Exs
and the Trustees of Clinton TIP. The petit
tiOn asked for the setting aside Of the will Of
Benjamin Lord. on account Of insanity. II
was claimed by the contestants of the will,
that the gestator was religious monomaniac,
and had Conceived q dislike for his relatives
and had given all his property 10 the Trustees
Of the Township, for the benefit of the poor.
On iths othefsde, Il was depied that be- vas
10 any way ihcapani.ated TO make a win; and
that the viii was the result OF long, pre-
siously formed determination. About sixty
witnesses wsrSin atteRdapeea Tue amonaf
ofnroperty Involved, was about aVe thousand
doilaEt. g w. r. and II. Noble, and bee and
Brewer, for Contestants Pillars and Baker,
i0T she TrnsssS aud ExscesCs,
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rro,ha.. Z. n..d ri,n .lr.r. .eo.al .ues.... !.

Sinners and public speakers will md the T''ches
useful in clearing the voice when taken before sing
ing OF speaking, and relevine Ne urost arer an
unusual eSertion Of the vocal organs. The Troch-
IS are recommended aud prcscribed by physicians
and have had .estlmouiNls from, erinent men
throughout the country. BEING an article OF true
meritand having proved their efiosoy by test Of
many years each year nnding them in new localities
In various parts ofthe world and the Troehes are
universally pronsunced better than other .rticlra,
obtaln only Browns bronchial rroches and do
not take any OF the worthless limitations that be
offered. ~ Sold exerrwhsre. lnov22n sme
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.70gG YAlartiagrs. no 9

nUNTlNGToN-CowDERY.--Atth the
Congregational Church, Sandusky, on Tues
day, May 2stb, 1867, by Rev, E, P Ingersol,
HeSRS G. HuSrISOroS, and Miss LAURA
COwDERY
We extend our congratulations to the above
and hope that many days Of happiness may
come and go for them, as they wend their
way along life's avenue.
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About TOwn.--Thsro Is a drop letter at
the Post Office addressed to Geo. Schott, who
SiIl 40 wen to call Toe Il 44-col. Lee has
for distribution to meritorious soldiers Of the
49lh (tor short terml honorable discharges.
A fellow brim full Of an internal reve.
nue. commodity, maze Saturday night hideous
BY his abOrtive singing e.-The Union Churn
Factory has been supplied with a new steam
whistle. .---Rev, E. Mills preached to the
young men ou Sunday evening at the Baps
list Church, upon the subject "Abraham Lin
colpAs ssmodeL 2-----MF, ,whitgsy,TOg San
dusky, Inspector oflNStlonal Bank, Tor the
State OF Ohio, has been in the city, this
week, on business Of that nature A little
girl met with a narrow escape from beiaF
run oycd by team near the Shawhan
House, on Monday. The promptness Of the
driver In checking his borsss, alone saved
her.--The Convention of the Sunday
School Union, was beid at the German Re
formed Church on Tuesday. In the evening.
addresses were DELIVERED to the children Of
the different schools Of the city. t'"
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Eotal Notitts.

TO ALL wH0MIT MAY CONCERN.-on
the 18th day Of February, Last, gave notice that
was going 70 SELL oUTi the ple has taken
place. Mr.. JOHN A. MYERS having become my
Successor will carry on the business in all It's
branches, at the old stand. Iwould solicit con.
tinuapce Of the Patronage OF mynumcrous friends
and customers to the New Firm. Mr.. Myers Is
practical business man and will take great
pleasure in supplying the wants Of the surround.
ing community in Stoves, Tin, Copper Rnd Sheet.
iron wares. Housefurnishing Hardware and job
bng Of the best qualify, atthe lowest prices.
All persons Indebted % me by note or book Re-
count, Will please call and settle up withoatde.
lay. .
Returning my sincere thanks to a generous
public for their libcipi patronage, Iremain r
Respectfully Yours,
f-.--ae4a f1et G. ~ YERK.
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The Trumpe's for the 4th Of July Tourna-
ment prizes, have been received, and are spok-
en- Of as elegantly finished pieces, by those
who have seen them.-Bei:tomtdine Rep.
All right, brother Campbell, "our boys"
will probably be down after one or two of
them. Look outfor the ".SeReea CAicfP
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06

Justice. In our PREDATORY remarks to the
report OF the match game Of Base Ball played
last weskgwe said that the Alert club bad
been organized about one month previous to
the organization of its opponent. We are
satisfied that this was erroneous. They were
not Organized more than week or ten days
as the members assert. -'-.A '.
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Correction. We stated last week that a
new church was dedicated at Mexico. It
should have read Sycamore. We take this
opportunity to move the church from MeIi-
co to Sycamore, aud hope we do not injure
the business Of the Mcssrs. Kissineer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06

The Nursery.--A book for youngest
readers.-This admirable publication for chill
dren, by Fanny p, Seaverns, is issued by
John l, Sborsy, No, . Washington street
Bostop, Mass, at 81. so per year. y #. ilfi
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PASSING NoRTH.

~ p. M.-MAil train.
4 - A. % --ExpneHH tra 10. sst.
Mail train North will make connection ~ Clyde
for Cleveland and the East.
The rs A. N. train connects AZ Clyde for
CleyelAnA and tho East direct. n1gTgl urf.
The 9.5S y n. trsln pasaaa Tiiin dRnv except
sunday, The4-9 AN. tFaiTs darv except Nom
dAy. !. II. POTTER, superintendent.
RUSH n. SLoANE, President.
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Dlseoyery--A Gold Mine. SIG in gold
will be paid to any person buying keg Of
Grapes 4 Cos strictly pure white lead, pre-
vidcd always, that one ounce of sdulteration
Is % dnd therein. 4 ne Ollie sBa
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Stricken Bros A 'Cos---s-This Ssrn de-
string TO close out their present stock Sefore
the 18th Of September, have chung their
banner on the outer walr' challenging better
bareains than they arc prepared 70 give.
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The Great -AttFactteR.-Th great at
traction Of the ladies to Grapes h Cos Drug
Store, is caused by the opening Of the fines,
stock Of PerfOheriss aud Toilet articles eysr
brought 10 this citv.
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Senatorial C0nYrnflnn.- The

Senatorial Convention The Demo-
cratic Senatorial Convention viii be held at
Bucyrus, on the 18th Of June, to nominate
State Senator for the District composed of
the counties Of Seneca, Crawford and wyan-
dot
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Keep your hand on your Pocket
Book. The low figures at which Grapes &
Co. are dlsposing of their fine stock OF Drugs
demands it. Save your stamps BY giving
them A chi. - - ----.- - u
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Rodgers, in Seneys Block, opposite jno.
L. Altenbaugh's, is the cheapest place in Tifin
tObuy Dry Goods. gAllnsv goods, and prices
as low as before the war.
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PIeasant AlFnlr.-On Wednesday even.

Pleasant Alfnlr.-0n Wednesday even
ing OF last week, the ladies Of the Episcopal
church gave an entertainment, of most ex-
celent supper, music, dancing, etc, at the res
idence Of Mrs. Walker in the 2nd ward, to
invited guests. Everything passed OF most
pleasantly, and to the ladies much credit is
due for the successful arrangement OF the af-
fair. We hope 1t is but the commencement
of a sarfaa
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rrnnsfer, nf RnnI Rsfntn-n h

Transfers or Real Estate.-D. n. Ellis,
10 w. II. Heilman, 40 acres In Clinton Tp,
John Fishsauqh TO Franbis x. wsvner.
the south half Of in-lot No. 2O9, and W. Tifin
for $3.50.
Anthony Halter to Fmncis X. Wagner,
lot No. 4, in block ar adjoining the city, tor
$3.50.
John worlev to Agatha Dogner, 80 acres
/ In Tho,npsoh m, knr SsDO. II I IFW f'kN
w. r. Eobie 70 Elias II. osborur, ,ot eos
In Mobiles addition to the city for S300,
II Noble to A. I. Kaup, lot 65l in same
addition for $500.
John Richards to Samuel Dale part of in.
lot No. 100 in Fo 'toria. for $1,000
Jacob Lehman to Etasmus Thomma 10 &C
In Bloom Tn. for S400.
John w. Calhhan n Eliza King n-lot No.
6, in Lowell, for $3.50.
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~ bpie~ant TO reohnehde really rssritDfl-
Gus article, hence We ask those sunerinE from
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, or Debility. 10 Try DR.
strickland's Tonic. Dr. 4, "a. Sans ordered a.
wdrihfcr 10 Hsyt,I eealuf, AiAosmA T Fart
Rev rork city, seys, ~ eured ne; shere esu
got !, tor my friendIi" Thus they write from al
quarters. msysOmi.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06

Inducements Carpenter b Co. are
Offering large Inducements TO their aumer-
ous friends and customers in the way Of Dry
Goods. CaliAnd see theihl rrNI-ILr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06

Fire Dcpartment.---Tbe No. 4 Tndepen-
dent Fire Company have petiuoned the City
Council for a building to house their engine
n, designating the ground in the rear of the
ll..st National Bank, as suitable. They also
SIX the city to pay the expense of keeping
be engine, during The past year, to the a
louut of two hundred dollars. And to the
question whether they viii come in under
tIs control Of toe -cby Fire Department,
thy answer 10 the negative, believing that
thy can 90 better service as an independ.
enlcOmpany organization, as heretofore.
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TaOM R0'rHr y IIseets, II IL
Madame Foy,s skLrt supporters, jus!

Madame Foy'sSkirt supporters, just
received at A. waldman's, on Main street,
opposite the lst National Bank. No liady
should be without ope' Cali and see them
before they are all sold. They are certainly
thelaICsst article in the. trade Sac adser-
tsement ir another colnmn. May 10 tC
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Register or Bankruptey.-Col. Frank
Sawyef, Of Norwsik, has received the ap-
Poinsment Of Register of Bankruptcy fOr this
Congressional District. The provisions Of this
law went into effect ON the lst Of june.
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TIFFIN MARKETS.
Timn, ONO yuhO o, 1857.

FLOUR--Sl5 0OaeIs,00.
WfEAT-e2, ,2saS2,50, nom teams.
CORN-6S6lBd cents. I'D NJ t.In.l - ' 3
RYE Il 25 cents per buahsl.
OhES-65 centa. 81 NENf HWIs rrr HlH
GLOVER sEE.IAs-s1,O0.r IJ rrIFIH Err 3
TIMOTHY SEEO--s2i40.
. FLAX SEED-S2 20
I BUTTER-l2 cents per pound. r W.
EGGS--l1 eenla per dozen. 1859 HB
/ LARD-ln Kegs cents per pound.
Z P0TATO ES--Sf 3, 90 per bushel. vr Ii.y ws,fe
Z TALLOW-&9 nents per pound. r nef
CANDIt tEsyusiaarno 2a, iallog zoe. par pound.
E WHlaKEY-o3On, aRd common e2i20per gallon
HAMfCl21f centr IlaFl pound. . y ---..T ny
hEE1WAN--9a edh.a per pound. 44l st
HIDES, PELTs &o.--J Ne EBERT's cIRcuLAl
Green HidAs cts.i Calf skins, 100; Kip Skins
w. Ac<P rdlisdfy. tnseua iseil y
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Pollca A6alrs

POllce AnntrS. ----on the 2Jth OF last
month. certain CAPTAIN was arrested for Assault
aud Battery urou one, A. Poehirr upon heiua
introduced 70 the Mavor he donated that fnnr-
tionafy, 50 TO b. hell IN trust fNr the city -
On lsst saturday evening lame ttdivid q Who
claimed 20 hc m oil soldier, went into tho rcsi-
Aence ~ Charles atoncr without mn invitation.
he found the wnmen Alone. and dcnande their
ded clothing which he failed 20 Get The mar.
shai was summoned, who traced the rohher 10 tho
town ~ Now Reiglc. Tlfe party robbed. refused
drNnpe4 --On the eveninr NJ Iune ar,i. marty
of bovs went 10 the house qt Peter Chr n ster. on
the l4nrfinn4 road and brtke IN his dNors md
windows No arrcsfA wete rnede. Tho hNvs
nre being watched The Marshal desires mr..
mers and others ~ take notice that the Ori'.
nnncc aeainSt feeding horses on tho street, win
10 enforced. Frr ~f r-w 50
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06

Tar IT ny Alt MEASs.--If any OF our
readers have been troubled % make, light
and uniform. biscuit, it is more thuu proba-
BILE they do not use D. D. DeLand 4 Co.'s
Best Chemical Saierdhns. That is a pure ar
,lcle hotdeirlmental to health, and sure in its
effects. TRY il by an means
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06
RusIness 6hnnges.-Ths oid c.labil,

Business Changes. old established
Stove and Tin Store Of G. NIYerk together
with the building 1t occupies, on Monday
last WAS puTchasedby Mr.. John A. Myers, OF
this city. % ' -
The Boot ard Shoe store of Mr.. John
HOuck, on the same day passed into other
hands, Mr.. Deimer, owner of the Touring
Mills above the city, being the purchaser.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06

- A. SMALL train.
IS ?. M.-ENpress traln-
Connects East and West At Forest BeIFpfonfnIu
and Urbana. Springneid for XenIA and cincinna-
IT, AspaYteP for NE west and oIncinnati. n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06
fIal or the steamers. :

rlal or the Steamers.-A trial Of the
twssteam ERE engines of this city--Adridhe
and Seneca Chief, took place on Saturday
eyeAng, on Market street near the stone
bride. Adriaas threw water siz minutes af-
ter hp was applied, while it required thirteen
minses for tlIe Ssnsss Chief 70 raise steam,
Considerable difference Of opinion existed as
to W lch throw the fAFthest but the largest
flow { water and steadiest stream was con-
ceedettO the latter Which used rubber hose
while be former used leather hose. Both
are unpuhtedly huulner ono engines, orila-
ments our Ere department and capable of
doing sod service when required. Y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-06

Agricultural. * meeting of the Board
Of Managers Of the Seneca Co. Agricultural
Society, was held at the Court House, on Sat-
urdayy In the absence ofthe President, the
Vice President presided. Some alteration
was made in the Premium List, aside from
which no special business was. transacted.