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Smyrna times., 1867-12-11
DIR ES S NJ A KING.

II II = y y NI n N I N u.
They have engaged a Fashionable Dress Maker
ir'Mn the city, they prepared I" make and fiji
DRESSES, (hy the new American Chari,) Cloaks,
Chlldren's Clolhing, &c, in The most fashionable
manner; also, Plain Sewing, guaranteeing saIisfac-
ton and prOmptness in every Intending l."
pay special attention to this brauch Of business they
would be pleased to liberal share Of patron
age flom the ladies' OF Smyrna and vicinity.
Patterns Of oil The Latest Styles Receiced Euery
Week from NeU YORK ami Phila.
We iRvtc the early attention of the Ladies to the
above Stock it embraces Some OF the handsOmest
GODds in the market.
Also, agent for the Grover & Baker SEWING
MACHINE.
l.add II Webster Sewing Machine will be snld
at reduced price.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE Have you seen it?
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11
FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS,
AT THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS STOREIN
THE CITY.
Honest and fair dealing 10 all the best poIirv All
goods sold at SIN ~ advance over cost W. vo.r
sntee to sell as Cheap any Store the Citv Small
Profits and Quick Sales our nh ito.
MUSLINS.
3.4 wide ~ wide; GA wide lO-4 wide.
FLANNELS.
Plain Red Grey aud White All Wool Flaprel.
GREY and Whue Cotton aud Wool MI>4d Twill, &
Grey and Red Shifting 'Plads and Stripped F1snp.Is
Shaker, Cotton and Wool aud all. wool
LINENS.
Brown and White Table Linen Linen NAPKINS
Linen Towel; Linen Diaper; Shifting lIn,ns
Shirt Bosoms; Crash and Huckahoc Tow elling.
CANTON FLANNEI.Sz Bleac cl ed and Brown
Canton FlaDneS. MenS@sd B,yS' Wear.-Ken-,
tucky jean SatInets, all-wonl CussmtreE Honey
Comb COURterpanes. WHITE GOODS.-NsDtOtk,
Victoria Lawn, Cambria; PLAID and Stripe Musln 6.
DRESS GOODS-De LANES, Black A!pacca
Pnplies, Plaids Merinos A good assortment Of
medum-priee Dress Goods. BainoraI Skirf,-
Ladies and Children. Prints FROM l21 up All.
wool Table Covers We call attention 10 our A,sort.
ment Of Blankets. l04. ia, l2A I34 Wet
Blankets, from - per pair up 20 $l2.
Give us call. Remcmber the No :. North %
street irst dry gonds store above Market East side.
octl-'m ..,.. JOHN r. GREEN.
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Or at the Institute, hlVeFslue, ~ d.
4 Present WORTH. ............. .....,.. $40. 900
I Present worth. ................. 2U,OJO
Pr.ssn, worth. =. ..........:.. 10000
Present wosth.. ...................... 5000
Q Presents worth 81, 500 each,. ......... 5000
/ Present valued at. t.................. $4,000
a Presents, valued al els, 900 each ..... $4,000
l Present valued at....-........... at. 10000
q Presents, valued at 5000 EACH 49,. . 10000
Q Presents, valued at 5000 each. ........ 5000
5 Presents, valued at 900 each......... 5000
no Presents, valued at 500 each :. ..... 10000
10 Presents. valued at 300 each. ......... 5000
3 Presents. valued at $50 each. $50
40 Presents. valued at 225 each ..... 4,5OO
SIS Presents. .aIed at 500 each ....... 1000
so Presents, valued at s75 each h.......... $3.50
ITO Presents, valued at 800 each. h........ II 900
~ Presents. valued at s75 each. l,5oO1
10 Presents. valued at $50 each. h.......... 500
Ths remaining presents consist Of articles
Of use aud value, appertaining to the dlffu-
sion Of Literature and the fine arts. $4,000
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

THE DELAWARE TRIrUNE.-Huve you seen III
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11
HOOP SKIRTS,
W NJ. T. HO 2 K | n s,

"Our Opn Nuke"
After more than FIVE YEARS experience and ex.
perimentIng on the manufacture of sT&IcTLY FIRST
QUALITY HOOP SKIRTS, offer our justly celebrat,
goods to merchants and the public IN fi confidence
of their superiority over all others in the American
market, and they are so acknowledged by | no
wear deal in them, they give more satisfaction
than any other Skirt, aud recommend themselves
in every ,espect. Dealers in Hoop Skirts should
make note of this fact. EUery Lady bOhO has not
given them afriaL should do OithOGf further drLay
Our assortment embraces every style, length and
size, for Ladies, Misses and Children. Also, Skirts
Made TO Order. Altered and Repaired.
Ask for " Hopkins Own Make" and be not de-
ceiyed. See that the letter III" is woven on the
Tapes. between each hoop, and that they stamped
'W. Il. HOPKINS, Manufacturer, 628 ARCH ST.,
Philada.," upon eacn tape. None others genuine.
Also, coa>taI lily on hand full line of good Jew
York and Eastern made Skirts al very low prices.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
At the PHILADELPHIA HOOP SKIRT Manu-.
factory and Emporium, No. 628 ARCH Street,
Philadelphia. lmrl3-l0ml VIM. T. HOPKINS.
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July Races. - According to announce
msnt several races came OF atthe New Fair
Grounds on Friday evening The hrs, race
was run BY srotting horses owned by Nessrs
Boskirk and Smith. bss, three out Of Eve,
won AFTER close contest By Ar. Boskifk. The
Smith horse failed to show his real speed on
account ofhequent breaking, The running
match betssen hehorses of KeifIef aud Saili.
van resulted in the winning Of the race BY
KeiFIer. The bay (Sunlvan) flew the track
near the gate and threw his rider This
race also hardly decided the best running Of
the two. Considerable. money changed
hands on ,hisf .itAAl4 4sAe
Al impromptu scrub face fbt Sio took
place and terminated The entertainment Il
was won BY Patterson. Quite. lNfge crowd
was in ATTENDANCE, in which the fair sex wal
represented
A race also came Of Aft sepeca on Sat
uriay af,eruoou between Sullivan and Kitf
fer, on a straight track, and was won agair
by keifFer. On Monday evening race
was had between horses Of Patterson ant
Sullivan for S75, Sullivan won.
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For the Tribuae,
The Fourth at Attioa.

The fourth, the ever glorious fourth, has
passed with It's celehratiOhsi pic-nics speeches
fireworks, &c. all over thu. country, so ! will
tell bow we passed the never TO be forgotten
day ia Attica, especially the Good Templars.
II has been the talk for some time past IN
our Temple TO have a celebration on that day
or in other words a basket picnic, speeches,
&c. aud invite the neighborinR Temples and
the public generally 70 come and make mer-
~ with us. The arrangements were all
completed at our last regular meeting, (the
evening before) and the Republic Temple bad
sent word that they would come en- lnasse.
On the morning of the fourth between eight
and nine o'clock, the Good Templars could be
Seen going othe hall, some carrying banners.
bout nine o'clock the procession began to
form, iirS. the American dag and banner,
on one aide tiie words '0ur Temperance
Army, and on the other enclosed in wreath,
"0nr Army"
There were ahont one hundred and thirty
Of the Attica TemplaTs in the procession, all
clothed 10 their beautiful regalia, and but a
small mass from the Repnblic Temple that
waseoming eiinidsss, owing 10 The fault Of
their committee Of aFrapgemspts for prpcur-
Inc convey anees. 80 JI[l u on
In the procession were many beautiful ban,
nefs Of various devices and good and appro-
pirate notices, among which were "PidSl1y
10 Our Sacred Causs," Save the Youna,'
swine is a mocker,n "Down with the wipe
glaaa," Strong drink is raging" "Up With
our star" "Stand firm In principles Of Ten.
peFanea." nTake no more the cup OF death
and come Othera, all Of which were GOOD
The oilcers followed In the rear OF The rest
| OF ths lodge, then came the citizens and
teAnss nAkins 4 long aDd bssutif1l ProeaS-
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TRAINS GOING EAST.
Dn. scRSNcx's
PULMONIC SYRTP.

Thh srsAi na1eihe e,1Esa Dr. Z. .. asHEse4 NJ
kfepHelrf. q fplslanaxy cenqampllez, whsa ! haA
nallDsdi v mod iormidAbis sspeet and whsn spsedy
AesiA sppearsd = - lnsyiahla HIS phyEisAns DEO-
nsunce1 hh eaae insusabls whsa hs snmmsneo4
The u.s q tAh limpls hut D0Wsrfni remedy. Hi
hsaiih wa fssihfod IN vcry sh6Ft tlms ana ne
rsisrn Il The ainoEAe hes bosn appIohsndsd fsE an
ne guplenaa gulnkly dltnppeAied. ansskla preatnl
~slsAl b moro than tSo hurdfod posnas. -
anos his raseysry, 10 has devoted his alssniisa
eSclufively 10 the snra .ot Consumption sn1 ths
diisasos whieh are Usually eonpliaaisa viii n ana
fhs sursa enee.ad py Ab msdislnos have been xaFy
Humsrods ana truly wsndetfuI Ds. BoanAeE
makes prosional vils 70 several Of he larger eiie
weskiy, whSs Re has laro eonsourss of Paiisnls,
nnd \ b truly naoniahlne = 80 POOR esnuhmpllvel
thas have % b lsd OF of li,slr carriages, ana IL
\ fev moulhl hpulfhy, pslnuf pehamr z pn,
BCHENcK'A PULN0NIC SYRUP, BKAWKED
ToAIc, and MANDnAKK PILLS ere esueraIy
al rsquirea In curing oonaumpiion. Pan dlrss-
louu aa1ompcny saNs . thoi any one esn tSks thsu
wahoul aoling Dr. BuH1soE, boz whsn \ h 80
vsaiana \ \ bsa - - him. He give. aAvios fse.
bu, Iar Athoroush x,ninsloa win ha nnsrlFomeIsg
BIZ fes b tines dnllau.
Psoa.o obssrss. Whsn purohaalns. thai the tive
nkencaal u Ne pepiar-ono phsp N ths "a slasa
e fcea<pnDtian, and the e,hnr n 10 nov u. IA
pqEfnei heAiih--afa en tho 0oForhmsni aazap.
Sod ~ ~ DFussills nna Il1aI4re. rrios el.1o
per Jt<ilo, ~ et,se NE half doa1o. Lesieu ~
p adsios snouid slwAys b dIscelc4 y d. schsns1ns
Principal 01ee. y North ah a., fhliadalphIa Pa.
Clenerai WHOLESALE kesatas Dcmns nAEnsa Ca,
~ r.. q g. fianos. B4lall1eIs. Ma John d.
Fark, olnolausu, 0,llei WtlkeI \ TnEisH Chlaass,
RLI oallus ms = l,op'A, sis.sna va essis..
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ro coNsuMPrIvRs.


Tbe advertise9 havlng BEEN restored to health
in few veeksby very simple remedy, amer
having Suffered fihseveral years With severe
luns sHcction. and that dread dlfease Consunp-
Aion-is anxious 10 make knswn ~ bis fellow
sufferers the lmeans OF cure. rtTn
= To alfwho desire it, ne wlllsend copy OF ths
prescription used tree OF ehsrge) with the dires-
tons for preparing and uAing the sane, which
they win and suaE cuRE for CoNsvmPrIoN
AsrHsA, BRONCHITIS. CouoHs, CoLps, and al
Throat and hung Affections. The only sliect o
the advertiser In sending the Prescription 10 y
bsneat tho afilctei, and spread Information
wioh he eonoeives to be invaluable, And he hope
every sufferer win try his remedy, AZ it win cos
them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Partie'
wishing the prescription FHEr, BY return mai
will please address REV. EDWARD w.wfLsoN
Williamsburg, Kings o., New York
MayIs 1867. I
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sion, which then marched to the grove where
after some good singing, brother Simpson our
beloved W.o. a introduced sister l. Rice,
whs read the Dcclaration OF Independents,
which was followed by siser Mla,E, by an
essay. Singing was neat in order, which was
followed ty bttther Williams, in q short but
very good speech, striking home 70 the ven
ders Of the intoxicating cup with his pointed
remarks.
Aaer broshut Williams brother 6vopsr X.
Watson, from Tiain gave telling lecture on
Intemperance aGd the moral reform which
was followed ny sbnie more singing by
brother Royce and bis chosen singefS when
tha wen allied baskets were taxed TO different
parts Of the woods according 70 the opinion
Of the owhers, where they could choose their
ftiends aud regale theniseltvs upon their re-
rast in Rny way they chose aud crack a. many
Jokes, aud dc as much visiting and have as
good time Is they were mind TO- While
the boys--as boys do on the fourth, were
shooting hre-crackers and torpedoes all
through the woods until the piles Of rubbish
becoming igntod from the Hre maNe " un-
pleasant in sotne places oh account Of the
smoke. 81,
Une very nctiealle ka,ure Of the aay was
there Was nothing Oh the ground for sale ex-
cept ice water which was free 10 all.
Aner dinner, our Marshal Of the day
brother L Sutton and deputy marsl ais
brother u Warner and 7 More, called IN,
Templars In procession and marched bacs L
the walk in front OF the hall. One verl
beautiful arrangement Of the procession wa
the order 10 marching, as the ladies aud gen
tlemen were promiscously arranged In III,
procession, that is Rll marched together IL
the Good Templars fellowship. Amer arriv
ing in front Of The hall as we were singing ou
dOxology, the clouds canght the favor an,
gave US small baptismal shower as
memento Of our noble emblem. pure pater
when We went to the hall and dispersed, al
feeling happy over the success Of the day
Perhaps II would be well 10 let those in e,
vor OF ourlfriends OF temperance, rs well n
Others know something Of our lodge Of Goo
Templars Of Auica. II was started her
about eighteen mouths ago, aud was prophe
sled by nearly ali to fall In less than thre
months, or six at the outside, but we did nc
have any such design hut kept on inereasiu
QUE numbers, until at the end Of year W
numbered 1903 members aud since then
show that our cause Is not loosing groun
but steadily progressing in tho past hV
months, our numbers have been augmvnte
by over sixty.
We now have beautiful hall, having late
ly purchased a new carpet for about one hut
( dred dollars, and having good set Of office
from our W. q. T. brother Simpson, wi
, by the way Is one Of the best Of officers,
the W. o. q. which gives us crowd,
house every meeting. t.lIIII
Even the Tifiin Templars say we have
far better Temple than they have, and II az
G. T. thinks we have not the best organize
most business like best order kept, and be
looking members in our Temple Of any
the county all they have do is to come an
visit us and he convinced. We al Says Civ
cheerful welcome To all Templars fro
other Temples, and to every Que 6ecomir
, member Of our order.
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Reglstery OF Births and Deaths.

rrr. OFFiuE PRoBArE OouRT,
TiFFiS, Ohio, July 9Th, 1861 I
10 Physicians, Professional Nidpirss, C7er-
gymen and SertoHs;
By the Law Of this State, passed March
18th, 1867, aud in force from aud afler July
lst 1861.
Physicians and Professional Midwives arc
required TO keep a registry OF the several
births in which they have assisted profession
ally, which shall contain the time of birth,
sex and color of the child aud names and res
idence Of the parents.
And Physicians who have attended in the
last illness, Cergymen who have oaioiated at
the funeral, and Sections who have buried de-
ceased persons, are required to keep n regis
try OF name, nge And residence of such de-
&C tesd pc rsons.
And make report Of same to this OIL e, On
or before the second Monday OF tine mo ths
of January, April July IN 0ctohcr oi zach
year.
1t Is important that there Should he strict
compliance with the provisions Of h ss,aule.
And there is penai'y provided for every
neglect or refusal TO comply with It's proSi-
sions.
Blanks for Reports are provided aud, will
be furnished to those desiring them by calling
at this Office. .
4 f|F WIN. NJ. JOHNSON,
..t Probate Judge
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Atllca.-rhe storm OF rain aud wind
which prevailed here one day last week was,
we are informed, quite severe at AttiCA The
roof Of the Store room Of John Shurf was
half blown of, and the roof ofa school house
was blown of. A barn south of AttcS was
also unroofed. As far as we could learn no
person was Injured.
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RRRnRs OF Ynurn.

A gentleman who suffeted for years from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and the effeets
sr Youthful indIscreion, will for the sake Of sut-
f-ring humanity, send free to all who nOed IT, the
recipe and directions COR making the simple rene
dy By which he was cured. sufferers wiahing to
proat BY the advertisers experience, can do so BY
addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN n. OGDEN,
Mar 10, 1897, 40 Cedar street,N. Y.
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TIFFIN MARKETs.

. TINA. Ohio JULY -, 1867.
RLOUR-SloOOGStl,0o
WHEAT-sI, asa 90, from teams.
CONNIE cents.
RYE Il o. per buahel
: OArS--bb cents. .r H e. r.Fe .f =.
CLOVER SEED--o7,00 a-a
TIMOTHY SEED-s2 90.
FLAX SEED-SI 7b.
BUrTER-l2 cents per pound.
EGGS--t2 cents per dozen.
LARD-In Kegs cents per pound.
POTATOES-SI,O 90 per bushel.
TALLOw--9 cents per pound.
CANDL ES--Siearine 25, tallow zoe. per pound,
WHIsK EY--s3,OU, aud common S2,2Oper gailot
HAMs--i2lz cents per pound.
BEESWAX-25 cents per pound
HIDES, PELrS sc j NJ EBERr's CIRCULAR
Green Hides ets.; Calf skins, l6c; Kip skin
loo. Sheep Pelts dry, 40as0c. - ~
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A Problem. An exchange says; Sup
pose n man and a girl were married-the
man thirty-fve years old, and the girl hve
years; this makes the man teven times as old
as the girl they live together until the girl
is ten years old, this makes him forty years
old, four times as old as the girl; they still
live until she is fifteen, the man being forty
ave, this makes the man three arnes as old
they still live until she is thirty years old,
this makes the man sixty, only twice as old
ar so on. Now bow long would they have
to live 10 make the girlas old as the man
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An Excursion to the Islands. The
Thin Musical Society propose giving an Ex-
earsion to Put-in- Bay, Immediately after their
next Concert which will take place wcdnes-
day the 3lst. A railroad train and the fine
steamer Evening Star will be chartered for
the occasion, and music, dancing and social
enjoyment will be the order of the day.
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Save Your Doctors Dilis. coE's DYsrErsiA
CvaE VIII savethe expense ofA Doctor very MAJ
~ times ifkept on hand ready for immediate
use, In abe Summer season, Tor Cholera Morbusi
Pain in the stonseh, Disrfh@a ae., IL is q sure
aud certain remedy.
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An intelligent DOg.-we saw a brick
cart going down Main ct. on Friday, and be.
side the driver proper, wasIa big black dog
with the lines In his mouth, to all appearan-
ces, driving. The owner should be careful
that such GSandy dog is not shot by the
sanguinary marshal.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAcY.

An Essay Of Warning and instruction for Young
men. Also, diseases and abuses which prema.
turely prostrate the vital powers with sure meant
~ relief sent ce Of charge, 10 sealed letter en-.
sslopes, Address,
DR. J. sKILLEN HouGHToN,
Howard Association, FhIladelYhia, IA.
lana ~ 1871 Am
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THE HEALING root AND HOUSE OF
MERCY.

Howard Association Reports, for YOUNG
MEN. on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the ER-
RoRs, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy
the msnly powers, aud create iupedimsnis 70 Mar
riage, with sure means Of relief. Sent In Sealed
letter envelopes, free of charge. Address DR. J.
sKILLEN HoUGHT0N, Ho~ard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa.
lana IN faa1. LIE ~. MAO
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nIrths and neaths.-It viii 4

an order Published elsewhere, by the Probate
Judge, thstlt is made iheumbcpton Nipls,ers
and Physicians, 10 Aeep registtry ~ births
and deaths, at which they are called upon to ON.
ctate
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THURSDAY MORNING, JUL Is, 1891.
Town and Country.

Conccrt.--The Tiaiu Musieiai Society
win give smother Of their rFand musical fe,es
on "wednesday evening OF the sist Inst.
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LIvcly.-Ths increased TO apy cents inthe
price Of wool this week, brings in The lsrgr
lots, and makes II lively in the.wool market.
This is as Il should be. We like to see farm
ers getting good price for this staple, 4
makes business, and that is what is expected
aoon
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PASSING NoRTH.'

a. =. M.--Mail train. s ~ FEHp1
IS A. M-Express train.
Mall train North will mike connection at Clyde
for Cleveland and the vast.
The 4 IS A. NJ train connects at Clyde for
Cleyeland and the East direct. r.r., tr-au
.,,e s'o3r. =. train passes Iinin daily except
day. Lf J. II. POTTER, Supperintendcut.
RusH r. SLOANE. President. ,---.-.
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Base BAH. we publish the score

Base Ball. We publish the score of the
'mHteh game between3 the FpstyriA and Ores
cent D. y, Climbs, pla1sd on TueAdey, II was
a close contest-the Crescents being vietori.
Gus by tailies, Although the Fostorians
were defeated they have much to be proud
of Their playing was excellent and with a
few more weeks Of practice they viii do to
travel. AS far as We could learns every
hing passed OF satisfactorily. In the even.
ing tbs Crescepts gave them a complimentary
suuve, at Ruess' at which q lively time was
had. Al accident near the elOss Ofthe game
occurred to locker on named ssargsnts Ne
was struck in the jaw by BAT which slipped
frOta the hands Of lsil handed batter y the
Posloria Club, and the jaw bone, we we're
informed, was fractured. There iSA pros
pect of challenge for tho crticentS from
fCSs9r ~ ss..sps spSsE T. wsiliIsSa,S1,, S,S1,,JS.s... Ga.
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Head Quarters fDrSewlng Machines,
d. H. RTING,

who haa Atted up room expressly for then, nAd
and Y agepf foF two az the best maebines 10 use,
eueh ~ the Etne and the Howe sewing Ma hines.
He also repaiFa sewing Maehiaes Of all kiDds, ana
keeps nee1les sad the lesi q sewing Neehlns on
for sale. He has very often got good second hand
'nl.phtnea o. various klnds for qale.
yune ~ foDI~rA hl- ife1rrr ~
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3 A. M.-Mail train.
IS r. M.-Expreas train.s
Connects East and West At Forest. Belfefon tain
aud Urbana. Springfield for Xenia and CIncinnA-
". Az Dayton for the West and Cincinnati.
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Fine Wheat.-A lot Of new wheat was
delivered as one Of The. hoerIng tnillson sh'
river last week, which the nnler reported tC
be the finest whea, he ever saw. A gentle
men from the country also informs us tha
the crop will average more to the acre tbi
year, than Il ever has within his kuowlege.
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spriul Naiirss.
IrHT7S1, NAT1ONRIs BANK
flTC srTUHTrTNr

OF TIFFIN.
This Dsnk il receiving for epnvefsi0n $50
Bonds, bearlnge per cent gold interest; the $40
Treasury notes due August 18th, Fiaidersofths.e
note shopld conyert % scil them Atoace. Sc the
GSvernmentwiIi not exchange atrr maturity and
not being convertible, they will not BE- worth =
premium after that time.
COMPOUND INTEREsF MOTHS rsdssmeai
Asagents orMessrs. Duncan, sherman Co.'
New York. We are prepared TO Issue drafts for re-
nittsnees 10 any part Of Europe.
JOHN T. HUsS, cashisr.-
July tth, i8T7.-St
waated. =. Buslnsss Agen---to establish In.
surance Agencies in ohio and Indiana--a desira'
bic salary offered Address,
p. o. Box, 2sso,
aprii-s1-nasyi.l Cleveland Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-18
Pittsburgr Fl. W. & Chicago B. R.
TIME TABLE
TRAINS GOING WEST

On and after April 20, 1857, trains viii leave
stations daily-enndaya excepted-as follows Z;
Traih leaving Chicago at $50 p. NJ, leaves daily.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-18

Runaway.-on Wednesday morning
towards noon, a horse came tearing up Mark.
ct Street. ito all intents and purposes" run
ming away. The wagon was empty and a
small boy was driving, or, at this particular
juncture, was endeavOring with ali bis
strength, to stop driving. As the runaway
neared Main St., Dan Smith quietly appeared
on the scene with that cane OF his, and let II
fall gently on the animals head, she immedi-
ately stopped and laid down The boys life
may possibly have been saved by this timely
resolutionlon the part Of Dan. Amer the
stricken animal regained her feet again, the
boy with ineffable pluck and not too much
frightened to remark that II couldn't hold
the d-n horsc,n drove of.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-18
RAILROADS.
Cincinnati, Dayton 4 East'ru R. R
TIME TABLE.

On and after May 6th 1851, trains will ar
Give at Tinin, as follows;