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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-02-06

A little boy named Augustus was sent by
his mother for some milk. Robert wished
to 20 instead Of his brother Augustus, and
when they got into the street tried to force
the pitcher out Of bis hand Augustus held
the pitcher fast, tilI AZ last il was broken to
pieces in the sciilao. by falling N the ground.
Augustus began to cry bitterly. A woman
who was in the street, and saw how it hap
pened, pitied poor augustus, and being a
woman who did not fear God, she told hun
to say, when he got home, that the woman
who sold the milk had broken the pitcher ~
Augustus wiped his eyes and looking stead-
lastly at the oman, said, "Ihat would be
telling a lie will tel the truth, then mother
will not scold ne but if she should, UJuid
rather be scoided than tell a He"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-02-06

THE DID scoICHM1N.

THE OLD SCOICHM4N.
never drink d cup of water without tbil o.
ine go old Sc0tchman. who, WHEN uas "a
boy lie city OF New York, acted as pore
Ter iu .ts estao lshment IN which ( was
Raetd. He mt have been very poor
then tJ.s sixty five OF seventy years OF ago
he wes uployed, DAY after day. 10 drsggn.
litte aad-caIt often laden with heavy 5ul-
dous, over crowded and stony Eavements
ia our store was stone jar, repienl-hta
daily with pure water and ice, and many
time duting the day the old man would come
to drink When be had filled the cup. he
won e off bis worn cap, and while
tain gll locks fell over bis iorehead, lft u.
his face tn closed eyes for moment, will
Ieveiel aspect, ana in silent prayer, anu
then ID. No matter what haste, or VINO
observed, he always did the same.
since then II is twenty five or thirty ytars.
l nav. drank from the icy pools that gather
on the sadaca III the glaciers Of Switzerland.
and amid the burning spiendors Of Vesuyius,
in his own story Scotland and on the stormy
sea, but very rarely or never without thinking
of that old Scotchman, or admoushed by
him, without lifting my heart in gratitude TO
God. One thing is remarkable; l cannot
drink with my hat On. The white locks Of
the old man seems TO shake themselves before
me, as if to admonish me Of irIeverence, and
his meek eyes seem 10 be lifting themselves
up to God, to plead thst | may not forget the
Oliver. Without doubt, the old man has been
many years in heaven But how that little
habit Of his has Wrou ut itself into my very
life, and how to me it has been, for more
than quarter OF "a century, day by day, that
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-02-06
wALLlN0FoRD BILL

Please tut ts order iop of box, to be lsf lea Wat
los ford Village. .HHng he ufrchants
AN ADDITIONAL ORDER.
Mr. Seth Philips sends for he value OF five dollars In
your best Biaek Tea, los
z. All towns, villages o. lnanufactpries, where a
large numb Of engaged, BY cLuhBING o. ether
an reduce the coat Of hf and Coffee aDou. one
third by sendiug dii ecty 20 the
GREAr AMERICAN rFA COMPANY,
81 sud 33 YRsgY staHtr, cJr,NhR ~ CurKul
fost ON Boz 5ol3 New N.ik cay,
$3.50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-02-06
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one pound Oh butter from "a guar" o,
"HH AN AyfeV. ron qu't's' Anu
an AIuefny nom quarts
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'hls s'a'eme i' 'h4l .he'o oieeus 1ie extra
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make more 'nan one.ntli OF two ','fas az,
Huoh p. 'ei a' "hen Ieu On Ro'' Heu''nu
grass % I''e 'of' 10y leeolns GO" a.,
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nef MIX Iu'I ohe-'ni 4' anu nom 'l'' NUN
'ne ef' "a c9u" oe ,'N'n ''e'" "ln a '"'
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-02-06
CONSTITUTION wATI.t


ll1 pr0ycl tsIIf equal o On NJ ihat DIV I-I-0-I
upon 1t.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-11
rn nnNsuAiPrIYRa

The Advertiser, having been restored to health
tn few weeks by very simple remedy, amer
having suffered for several years wfth severe
lung Affection, and that dread disease Consump-
tlOn--is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means OF cure.
To all who desire IT, he will send copy OF the
preseripton used lirco Of chArge) with the direc-
tlOns for preparing and using tho same, which
they will nnd SURF cuRE for CossvMPrIoS,
AsrHnA, BRoScHiTis. CoUoHs, Coins, and all
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object OF
tho advertiser in sending the Prescription ia to
benefit tho afflicted and spread information
wieh he concelves to be invAinAbls, and be hopes
every sufferer win try his remedy, as Il win cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing. Parties
wishing the prescription FREE, BY retnfn mail
will please address REv. EDWARD w.w1LsoN,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
MavI0 1851
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Harvest Tlme.-The farmers are busily
eagsged in gathering their wheat crop, sipce
the fourth, aud in consequence, busiaess is a,
sstaud-still, Our city bears much Of Sab
bath-dsy appearance aud locals Of interest are
a rarity. We have longing for the country
alr,-a desire for somersaut over those
new-mown hay cocks down in the meadow or
an afternoon mooSe Under the locust tree on
the shady side Of the house with the elStter
Of the distant reaper lulliug us into torgetfal
ness Of toll and care. There is somc demand
for harvest hands, but not as used to be 10 the
"good old times" when the mechanic left his
workshop, .he weaver his loom and the trades.
mar his counter, to help gather the harvest
Cor the sound Of the Reaper bad not been
heard in the land. Wheat promises a fine
yield, and the corn Is coming along niceiy.-
Oats, for a time, looked yellow and sickly in
places but the late rains seem TO have given
It a new impulse, and It now looks green
aud thrifty. Considerable grass has been cut
and much Jet remains until aaer the wheat
Is disposed Of
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The FouFth. The day vas celebrated ia

Tiain, quite generally, and the business men
kept their places oftrade closed up. The Sal.
oons weFe generally open. Pleasure parties
were out in different directions, and from
early morn ru,l late In the evening, The
bang Of pistols and the snap OF lire-crackers
were continuously heard. The main feature
Of the day was the Picnic Of the Firemen
and Turner'S, at Suoaths Grove. The Fire
men all turned out and also the Turner'S in
their cool-lcoking uniforms making the pro-
cessiou creditable In appearance aud quite
lengthy. The independents were out in n
new uniform which looks trim, guy and
appropriate. Headed by Boos Band, the
procession partded through town. and then
repaired TO the grove, where the day was put
in, in feastng, gymnostic exercises and social
communion of friends Itisour duty to say
that several disgracefnl fights took place after
the Picnic began &c draw to a close, which
certainly reflected no credit whatever, upon
the actors therein. One man, by the name
of Knott we found lying at the foot Of tree
with his clothes torn from his person, his face
bleeding Shd bruised and himself in a low
abject and pitiAble condition. Hewssdnink,
which explains all. An unfortunate accident
happened to two women who were In buggy
-one OF them driving. They had driven on
the bridge overa culvert near the river, when
they were met by another vehicle coming
from the opposite direction Ia attempting
to back the buggy to let the other team pass,
horse eand conveyance were precipltated over
the embarkmsnt. one of the ladies was very
severely injured. Aside from theahoye, We
heard ofn c.her disasters, and the day pass
ed off pleasantly enough. The showers in
the, afternoon, were refreshing and timely,
though parties In dmity viii have more
clothes in the wash this week than they
otherwise would have had. The Ball of the
No. rs, in the evening, was well attended.
and everything passed or satisfactorily.
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AttIea.

MEssRs EDtroRs: 1t was my good fortune
to join the Good TempIArs OF Attica, in cele-
brating, the Fourth, aud take this mode of
congratulating them on the success OF their
arrangements, and the prosperity of their
Lodge. 4rr- - -.~s.. %.
The exercises were introduced by singing
and prayer after which, Sister Rice read, in
fine style, the Declaration of Independence
first introducing her audience, in an appro-
pirate speech, to the time and circumstances
which gave rise to II. Sister Maltz follow
cd by reading a finely written essay. Bros
Williams and Watson then delivered address
Is, on tie conclusion of which, the large au-
dience pprtook Of bountifpl repast, made
doubly agreeable by the free and generous
hospitality with which it was dispensed =,
May the Lodge at Attica have many such
reunions. -
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tive days. Leaving the throng behind us We
strolied 10 thcpark sndthrcugh is winding grav.
eled walks and beneath tho deep shade Of its
graceful trees restcd Tor moment and passed on
and ont Of its gate thinking Of the marked i'm.
provement that had taken place therc since two
years ago that day when We had 81, there At the
we'll allied tables, with our fellow comrades to On.
Joy the bouniinihrcpast them spread before u.s.
Passing along the square Ne came to the new
Union school bnilting now in process Of con.
structon. The 6rst story is now under headway.
The body boing built Of blue limestone and the
cappings Of white, Ttwin be a lhne edidce when
completed and credit TO the city. The only ob.
jcction that struck US was, the insufficiency Of
ground surrounding it. Anumbor Of Ane private
residences We found being built in different por.
tons Of the city evincng agreater degree Of pros.
pcrity ana improvement than ye have noticed In
the city for years.
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a. ten o'clock, in company with party Of
friends, provided with the usual substantials and
ddlicacies for picnic, proceeded 20 the dock,
where VIC found hessrs. Hudsou and West in
charge Of thcir fms Yochi, ready TO hoist the
uainsal AMI AJ the 80. fora sail 70 the Peninsu.
la across the bay. A stR brecse sent the little
vessel bounding over tho waves in fine style. bui
as We neasod the point ot Jolansoa's leland, the
wind which had bosn gradually lesseniug, nov.
came to dead calm, and there we lay as helpless
~ wounded bird, drifting whittier the current
carried US. just as we were beglnins 10 despair
Of our destination, lively brccse sprang up and
the gallant crNft laying to the wind, spod through
the water at rapid ra,s, but alas with the breeao
came shower Of rain, which before. coming only
10 atfui gusts, now came down IN good o,d-fash.
ioncd shower. For short time the shower ceas-
cd,--the boat was sprung upon tho beach, and the
party went Att.
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TRAINS GOING KAsT.
scHENoKs sEAwERD TONIC.

Thk medisine, inverted BY DE. :. II. soHKHOE.
of PhIAdephI is Intended 70 dlsplvo tho food esd
rnske insS ehyme, tho iisi process Of digestion ~
cleansing tho alamaeh with ncheacks hsndrAks
Pils the Tonic restores The Appetite Rpd tod
that could no, 10 esen before u.ins win he easily
digcated.
Consumpiion cannot b eufoe BY Soheneks Kd
fnonic Syrup unleas the stomach snd liver 10 made
healthy and tho sppeiite restored, heneo thn TOME
aud Pnh are required 10 nearly svcry case Of eon-
sumption. A half dozen boitlaI Of the eEAwEED
TONIC aud thtee of four boxes Of The MANnRAKE
PILLS win esre any ordinary case Of dyspepsia
DR.. sonnNoK makes professional viaits In New
Yark, Boston, aad q hs principal Onos In Philsdol-
phia every week. Sc daly papers 81 eAeh R.ee, q
his paaphles on consumption for hs days ior vialia-
lion.
Pleaae observe whom purchasing thai tho two like
neses Of The nocior, when In the last stage Of
Consumption, and tho other ho now a. In perioci
health, are on tho Gosarnucul stamp. ~
Sold hy all prussls,s alad Dpalen prieo ei.s0 nos
hote. $50 TIA hAli-dolcn. Alislaes las ndviss
IAould b. addressed 70 Dr. soHaSonss PRINCIPAL
oniss, No. rs North an street. Phfsaelphia. PA
Genera Wholesale Asenai Denas asrnea 4 Co.
ny; 8. s. HAaoe. BAltlnere. Ma. John d.
.PArka, Cincinnati, ohios walker 4 Taylor, Chi-
sss0, In.I Collins Bro<, 81 LouiA Mo.
~. . ia W. a. ma lyr.
30 ~ ~. - .fl}
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ORITtTlRY.

Died ofpieurisy, at his residence, in Salplo TIP.
Seneca County. Ohio, on the 10th ult., T. W. Gull
YER aged sc years.
Al regular meeting OF Hildroth Lodge, No.
lO5, Of +. and A. NJ, the following resolutions
were adoptedi
WHEREAS, BrotherT. W. Culver has been called
by death, from among US, and whereas, IL is prop
the disponsation Of Divine Providence, as well as
our sympathy with the bereayed relatives OF the
deceased therefore,
Rssolssa, That in the removal by death, OF our
brother, We see aud acknowledge the Justice Of
God, and resignedly, though very sofrowfully,
submit 70 His divine will.
kssolped That in the death OF Brother Culver,
his wife has lost allowing husband, his children a
kind and indulgng father, his widowed mother
dntful son, those who lived near him an oblig-
ing neighbOr, the community, generally, yalu-
able citizen, and our Order good and respected
member.
Rssolpsd, That we sincerely sympathize with the
bereaved wife and family OF our brother for the
irreparable loss they have sustained.
Resvlued, That the Secretary he instructed to
convey to the widow and family Of the deceased,
the sympathy OF this Lodge, In letter OF condo
lence, together with copy OF these resolutions.
RfsDloed, That tho brethren wear the usual badge
Of mourning FOR thirty days, and that the Lodge
room be draped 10 mourning for the same length
n time. 10. s0nF
Re.olred, That these resolutions be published in
the Seneca ddreytisa and Tithn ISfbpHs.
Har tefa j. ", ,lMtLLS,
G.LONGSfREET, Com.
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The c. D. e. R0ad.-This road nom
rifiu to sandusky, wil soon be completely
relaid With new ties aud rail; ba, few miles
femaiu to be fnished, and large force Of
hands are sonsuutiy engaged upon H. There
is we found, a marked change from the rock
ing, humping gait Of the past TO the smooth
and steady motion Of the present and is a
subject for congratulatioh 10 those who travel
between these two points. The road will ee
completed clear through to Dayton this season,
aud on the Is, Of Jsanary, 1868, through
trains will run from Cleveland to Cincinnati,
over this route, without change Of cars and
with Tins tables shortened 10 one-half the
present rate OF travel. Such an arrangement
win make this road one Of the best aad most
important in the State.
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Fruit Jarsii--Hershiser h Myers have
just received large stock Of Glass Fruit Jars
Of the best pattern, and will sell them at
alarmingly low prices. All who wish to
put up fruit this season, will do well to get
them at the Corner Drug Store and save mon
en- bn Il
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TIPFlN MARKETS.
fImu, ONO InIY ~, Is0T

FLOUR-41O 00d $500.
WHEAT--ei, ,7sqe2s 90, from teaEls.
CORN--650 CENTS. rrf.
RYE-i o. per bushel
OATS-k6 cents. ..--
CLOVER SEED--e7,0O
TIMOTHY sEED--82 90.
FLAX sEED-S2 26.
BUrrER-l2 cents per pound.
EG0S--l2 cents per d0zen
LARD--In Kegs 3 ccnts per pond.
4. PoTATQES-ei,00 90 per bpshel,
TALLOW-9 eelfs per pound. ~,
CANDL Es-BteArine 251 tallo~ zoe. per pound.
WHIsKEY--4 90, aud eopmQn e2s2eper gAllon
HAMs-l3T cents per poundt
BEbSWAN--2b cents per POUND
HIDES, PELTs &c.--1 NJ. BBERr's crncULAH.
Graen Hides olsi Calf skins, 1901 Kip skias
loc. shoep reits dry, iOaSoc,
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A Needed Improvement

A Needed mprOvement.---There are
few towns in Ohio, as large as Titiiu, in
which the names of the streets are not neatly
posted upon the corners, and the houses num-
bered. The great advantage arising from
this, is the facility with which certain local.
ity can then be designated. We hope to see
at an early day, this needed improvement in-
augurated
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-11

Enlarged.-The Hancock Je6ersOnidn has
been enlarged to a thirty-six column paper.
This Is certainly an evidence Of prosperity,
but be careful and don't get "too big for
your Clothes" brother JcGI
The Ackron Beacon looks we'll in its bran
new dress.
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In Clyde. In was our fortune, be II good
or bad to tarry during last Sabbath in Clyde.
Travellers complain Of Clyde Rs dreary spot
to stop over at We did not find 1t 80, as
friend Lovelsnd, Of the Times, took us in and
treated us Hospitality. D. +, -r r-...---t,-
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Justice Court. The case OF the State
VS.. Lewis Bernard, was tried before Justice
Goodsell on Monday. Suit was brought a.
gainst Bernard for assault and battery on Mrs.
Sarah Mudwiler, who resides In the End
ward. The defendant entered her house un-
invited aud being ordered out refused to go.
The door was shut in his face and while using
efforts to induce him to leave, Mrs NJ. was as
saulted. The def.t was held to bail in the
sum of $500. For the State, Gibson q Peua
nington; for Deft, Geo. E. SeneY.
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PASSING NORTH,

81 ?. M.--Mail traln.f
4 IS A. m.--Express train. .. r.
Mail train North will make connection at CLYDE
for Cleveisnd and the East
The 4 IS A. NJ. train connects at Clyde for
Cleveland and the East direct, g4t-
The SIS r. n. train passes THIN daily except
Sunday. The4.3S A. NJ. train daily except Moh-
day. J. II. POTTER, superintendent.
RusH r. SLOANE. President.
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Races. "A running match will take place
at the new Fair Grounds .o-mortew, (Fri.
day. at 6 o'clock,F T. NJ, between ''Grey Vic
and Bonnie Scotland" Admission 25 cts.
A irotiinR match Is also expected 70 como OF.
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Correction. our account Of the Com.
mencement exercises of Heidelberg College,
last week, we committed an erfor in saying
that the inducing speech upon the instala-
tion Of the President was delivered by Rev.
Mr.. Criley, 1t was delivered by Rev. t. P.
Bueher, Of Dayton, Ohio. We were led into
the mistake by the fact that notice had been
given that Rev. Criley would deliver the an
nual address before the literary societies Of
the College, which we eonfounded as above
stated.
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Desirable. very desirable farms are
advertised for sale under the head Of new ad-
vertisements, In tO-dsy's paper, to which we
direct the attention Of those desiring to Yur-
chase.
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MARRIAGE Ann CRLInACY.

An EasAy Of Wsrnins and Instruction for Young
men. Also, diseases uhd abuses which prema-
1srsiy prostrato tho vital powers, with sure means
sfrsiisf. sentfss ofchAUe, In sealed letter sn-
Scopes, Address,
DIR. ]. sKILLEN HoUGHToN,
Howard Assoclation, PhiiAdeiphrA, Pa
jose 20. iss7.--emll y y NtNaLH
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Dlss0lutlon.--The firm Of Swigart h
Remmele has been dissolved. See notice.
Mr.. Remmelo has opened meat market on
bis property, corner Main aud Madison ss.
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THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE or
MERCK

Bowsrd Associstien Heports, for YOUNG
MEN, on tho CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the Err
RoRs, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy
the manly powers, and create impedimenta 70 Mar
riage, with sure means Of relief. Sent in Sealed
lsslet envelopes, free OF charge. Address DR.. J.
sKtLLEN HoUGHroN, Howard Association,
Philrdelphia, Pa ., -,
June 20 tes7.-fv II
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Two miles through wet grass, over sandy roads,
and long campass Of harrens, We pursued our
pleasure" until We reached the residence Of Mt.
Alexandcr,-our destination. Here with damp
ened clothes-.and spirits that par,ook somewhat
Of the same naturc,--tho ialies bearing up brave.
ly under tho alvaraity Of "tidr and ,cmpesri Inn
mediatciy procecdcd TO make us comfortable, by
= COLLATION. from their wen nlloi baskets. After
partaiting ofhearty lunch, we rcgalod onrself with
q couple of Hor's Fevorite e safs, whloh wo hap.
pencd to have provided ourself with for the
occasion. AMI thcn took tour OF ob'erva.ion.-
Tho coast hero, Immediately bordering upon the
bay, is OF q rich, allavia so,i AMI finely adapted
for tho cultivation Of tho grape and strawberry,
but back In tho interior, nothing moets the eye
but scrubby trees, aud oak openings at the slight
est drought, the grass dies and the Verdure be-
comes crisp ami hard. The inhabitants "long
'shore" cultivate the grape in the summer and in
the spring and fall engage in fishing, both OF
which are generally very remnnor,tiye, nod the
residents arc awell.to.do AMI prosperous people.
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PAsaINo SOUTH.

IS A. M.-Mail train,
. 56 r. M.-Express train.
Connects East and West at Forest Balfefont tain
and Urbsns. springfield for xenis and Cincinna-
tlS Az Dayton for the West and Cineinnati.
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Pcstachlne. Roots Pestacbiae, tor re-
storing grey hair to It's original color, at only
rs cents bottle. II never Jfals For sale
by HershiseF a Myers. 90 rar r5 /
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EHRoRs OF YOUTH.

AscntlemAn who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and the effects
ofyouthfui indiscretion, will for the sake Of suf
fering humanity, send free TO all who need IT, 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 b. OGDEN,
Maybe, 1857, 4s Cedar Street, MY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-11

Worth COnsIdsri ng.--Good diet makes heal
thy iliren ani healthy adults Good saleratus
helps to make nutrieioua, healthy diet Hence
use d. B. De Land 4 Co.'s Bei Ohemioal slIsratus
as it Is perfectly pure, and better than Soda for
all purposes. ...I
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-11

Reot's Postachino for restoring gray hair to its
original color-tho.best preparation extant, to be
had only at vi ~
april25-im. HERSHISER & MYERS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-11

Dentistry. Thu old and reliable ''tooth
extractor DIR. &C Beilhars, issues his card
in to days paper. His Office is now located
In Commercial Row.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-11

COol.--The temperature OF the atmosphere
has been quite cool this week, snd isa great
relief after the heated term which has pre-
vailed for several weeks previous.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-11

Parmers Atteniion.-we wall loan to FARM
ers 1000 bushels Of clean Flax Seed for Spring
sowing. BOWIE & LYsLE.
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