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Gpnenial.

MARRIED-On the 9Th of Feb, by
Rev. j. IL. Good, Mr.. WILLIAM En-,
GLER Of. Clinton, to Miss EMMA
CRocKETT Of Adams. aissd
On the 18th, by the same, Mr..
SAMUEL w. LITTLE of Eden, to Miss
HATTIE A. BEkLEs of Melmore.
On Thursday, Feb, 18th, at tho
residence of'the brides Mother by
REV. A. j. Lyon, Mr.. CHAs. B,JAoK-
SON of Berwick, Ps., to EMMA,
daughter Of the late ALEXANDER
CAMPBELL, of Fifin, Ohio.
For the pecuniary consideration
presented with the above, and the
liberal supply of cake bestowed upon
the printer, the couple thus happily
united have our thanks and good
wishes. We bespesk FOR tbem hap
.py lifs5s psle a, isdnsm q IA
kaAs f.tEt .ii8a H
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no CONSUMPTEYES,

The advertiser. having been rei,ared 10 health Ia
,w week, by avery simple remedy. after hsving
10 Tered forisvera yeauwith aievstelung Aaeetion'
and hataraad d,sais, Con,umpt6u--fi anHioai to
mAk. known to hiffellow sulssuthe meSni ofeurs'
ITO al Shode,irutt, ewiil 'end copy ofihs l'e
,erlpgon used Gee Of ehnrsJ wi,h The dusaions
forprepning and using thsisme. which ihsl will
and svRG cuRR forCoNsu .4rrior, Asrns,, ,hRoS'
eHrs, CovsHs, CoLbs, and All Throat and Lung
Affection. > The oaB objeci Of ne sdvs' i'sr IN
,endingiho Presentation is to bsnsalihs sfiesd, and
he hope. sssty iadsUr with tYhi, fs'dsdY, a, win
cost them nothing and may pfove bleniGe.
Parties visiting the prescription, TREH, BY return
mail, willpieAssa address. ..E
REv. T. OwARO A, WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New YorS.
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FosTORIA IrENs.

The News furnishes the fol. owing
items of interest:
Dr.. g. A, Hudson, whose eye5igGt
has been failing for s:me time past,
is now entirely blnd.--Tlle protraot-
ed meeting at the NJ. Il. Church il
still progressing with the prospect of
accomplishing some good, Two car
penters in this place layed twelve
hundred feet of flooring, one day
last week, in ten hours. Who can
beat 1.-THE German Dance last
Tuesday night was enjoyed by all
who attended it, Owing to tho sud
den disappearance of the snow the at
tendance was not so large as was an
ticipated. The music, by Prof. Boos,
of Tifin, was splendid.-The Festi-
val Thursday night, hastily gotten
up for the benefit Of the needy, was
very well patronized, considering the
weather aud the unusual amount of
suppers, festivals and parties given
here this winter. Our people, true
totheir instincts Of philanthropy and
their willingness to assist the needy
at all times, responded very nobly te
the call Of the Relief Society for char.
ity. This, perhaps, will be the last
call Of the kind this winter. The re
ceipts amounted to about Fifty Dol
| lars.
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TEMpERANcE.-We do not Tsmem-
Der a time in our city's history when
efforts to enroll names under the ban
ner Of total abstinence has met with
such gratifying success The or'ter
Of Good Templars founded last sum-
mer in our city has steadily advanced
in the work of reform aud to-day is
in a prosperous condition, both ID
point of members aud money. Every
Friday evening Ofeach week witnesses
the enrolment Of new names. Let
the soofers at the total abstinence
movement look at the work done by
this order, and deny then if they can
the moral good accomplished. Men
young and old, who for a long time
have msrred their oharacters, spent
their money, impoverished their FAM.
lilies and almost ruined their health
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FAST LrvINo.---In this age OF lax
lrious living, late suppers, aud rich
food, it is surprising that the stomach
performs its functions as we'll os 1t
does. Co.'s DYspEPsIA CURE will
be found a valuable assistant TO the
Stomach; when loaded with late sup
pcrs, rich food, or any indulgence OF
excess, it will instantly relieve that
feeling of hcayiuess aftor eatius.
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LETTER LIST. The following is q
list of uncalIed for letters remaining
in the post office February 2l 1867.
W.n. AlleA, Geo. u. Board, Albert
B,ggs. George Bennett, Mary Bander,
Charlotte Barker, D. u. Dressell, Geo.
Forrest, C. Hawke, Mfs. -Kimball, Ig-
natz Kruber, Agnes L. q; Jarnes'Loh,
HcD1nsld g. Co., w. Miye'TMTy Mr.
tin. Deresia Rowele, Julit Sheeter Ja-
cob Shoemaker taaac Smith L ,uis Sharp
ndrew Spriuzmln. Sarah II. stoner,
Alma Spoonsr, Lprepz Tifisnbaeher.
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PArEvrs-Tt islo thointcrcst Of
all inventors to call on GRoss & VINO.
LING, Patent Agents, and have them
procure their Letters Patent. Charges
moderate. TO be found at DR., GEO.
s. YlNoMNo's office, Tomb's Block,
Ti0Hu, Ohio. At
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-21

TuE age Of wonders never cease
Why does everybody use the Patent
Burner for Coal Oil Iamps9 Because
they can be used on any lnwp with
out a Chimney, aud do not Smoke
They may be had OF S. F. PooRMAN,
at Poormau & Miller's saddlcr shop,
ia TifIin. -- nlSt2.
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FoR SALE.--A farm Of l05 acres,
situated 4 miles South Of TifHn, on
the MeCutcheuyille road. Sixty Eve
acres are under cultivation, fifteen
acres chopped and fenced, Tho bal,
ance good timber land, Two frame
houses aud barn, two amall fruit bear
ing orchards. For further particulars
---torms, etc, apply at this Office or tC
II. DAVIDSON. on the premises.
nl9tf.
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PuBLtc SALE.-Mr. J. G. LYNou
will hold a public sale at his rosi.
dence, uear Mexico, in Wyandot coun-
ty, on Friday, March sth 1867
Some wheat in the ground, corn, farm
property, and horses aud cattle will
be offered for sale. 'nlSt3.
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General Sheridcn sent, few days
ago, to Miss Rebecea Wright of
Winchester, Virginia, an elegant gold
watch, an exqaisitely wrought chain,
broach and charms. The sroach is
of gold, beautifully wrought into a
gauntlet, aud set with pearls One
Of the charms is sword act, with
very valuable diamonds, Accompa-
nying this gift was an autograph let
ter from General Sheriden aekuowl-
edging Miss Wright's services, which
led to the Generals success at Win
chester, in the battle Of the 10th Of
September, 1864. Miss Wright was
a young Quakeress, we'll known for
her faith in a united nationality, and
understood to be willing to aid the
cause at any sacrifice. When Gener-
al Sheridan was in great doubt how
to act he sent a scout to the lady,
who, writing upon slip Of paper
which she enclosed in tin foil, direct.
ed it to be placed in the mouth that
it might escape, the enemy's search,
aud thus furnish the information tha
enabled tho General to achieve his
victory.
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To THE LADIES. There will bo q
Hoop Skirt Mandatory established
in this city on the FIRST ofApril, where
the latest styles can be obtained. The
proprietor promises something extra
Hoops altered to present styles,
nl9ti.
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Notice.
scpt.2o-cm.

Frances Bernard and Sd ICourt Of
At vs.. Pleas Of Sem
Robt. V. Sutherland aud eca county,
Jemima LugeDbeel, Ohio.
,ItN 1NN Civil ActiOn.sa lt NN
The defendant, Robert V. Sutherland,
non-resdent of the State OF Ohio. 10
hereby notified thar said Francis Brr--
nnrd aud Susan Darnafd. bis wife, fled a
patition'ih the Court Of Common Pleas,
of Seneca county, Ohio, on The 14'h day
of January, A. D. 1867, in which they al.
lege that he elnims On equity Of rodsmp-
iionsin the following real estate lying
and being in the County of Seneca, aud
State OF Ohio, ard described as follows,
to-wit
Being pnft Of in.lois hombor five hun
dred aud thirty three (53s) and Eve hue
dred and thirty four (b34), in the tow
of New Fort Ball, now the second wai
of Tiffinyin said countyof Seneea. con
mencing for the same fly feet from tn
Northwest corner Of said 10 lot humbe
FIVE hundred and thirty three (533)
thence runuipg Sou,hery on and along
the West line Of said In lot number fiv,
hundred aud thirty three (533), sixty (60>
feet; thence rulning Easterly across said
in lots pumber Eve bundled and thirty
three (bS9) and I've hundred and thirty
four (5Sl), at right angles with their
Western lines. to Water street, In said
town Of New Fort Ball, which street is
lthe Eastern boundary of said premises.
The Northern lines bounding the same,
being parallel with the Southern line,
described us aforesaid And that said
claim is not valid, for the reason that il
is dependant on an uuoxeculed gift be-
tween living persons which has been re-
yoked. And the said plaintiffs In their
petition ask to forever foreclose aAid eqp;-
liy Of redempiionand perpetua'ly enjin
him. the said Robert V. Sutherland, from
selling the sane up. Said defendant is
required TO answer sad petition by the
IG,h day Of February, 4. D. 1867, or the
same viii be taken as confessed against
Hi. --. FRANCIS BERNARD,
0u1- 0i Susan BERNARD, Ikf
3 ianI7nl 4w6piSll,0o.l T. Planting.
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-L0aAI. NaIIoRa.
FARMERs ArrkNrIoN.-Ws will
loan to farmers 1000 bushels Of clean
Flax Seed for spring sowing.
n19f BowE & LEsLR.

CouGH SrRuP.--Dr. j. FisHER'o
Compound Syrup Of Ginger, ex,on-
siyely known as an invaluable cough
syrup, eau be had at The drug store
Of J.F. MASoUARDr. p
ni9tE
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DANGEROUS CouNTEREEIr.-A new
and dangerous imitation of the Eve
dollar National Bank note has re-
Gently been put afoat. The engraV.
ing is said to be finely executed, still
il may be readily detected. In the
genuine, the group Of Columbus and
his companions, on the face Of the
note, is composed of Eve in the coun-
terfeit there are but four-the one in
the background at the extreme end,
and the most extreme figure in the
group, is missing. In the counterfeit
also, the extended arm of Columbus
is without hand. Bills Of this de.
scription on the different banks have
already appeared, aud others will soon
follow.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-21

CoRREoTToN.-In the announce
meut last week of the Bah at BAR
rows Hotel, in Republic. on the
22nd, errouiously stated that the ad-
mission fee was 81. 1t should have
read go.
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The Masquerade Of Boos Baud
on last Thursday evening, was largely
attended. Seventy niasqnes were
counted on the aoor at one time, be-
sides large proportion without cos
lumes.
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TNARM FOR SALE At A BaRcAIsA
IL fagn ,lhssa ailas RAal SfBlco nsti W. of ia
sores 100 seEes n good state Of esniSslon ana
and STOCK sheds, Grain Iouss, ~ 3 rood Wsns ard
sbs,S ,''1 VIVA '"'rs rels.And large bsssinS Or
49,, ,%s .s's. ss gsss ;Is sl,s &: Esy~''A
dee6-Vss-ng-3m ~
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SprtiaI Mutitfs.
An BfFeotusl Worm Medicine,


Browns vermifugs cOmhts.
oa woan Lozsxsss. Mueh seknsa,, sudoubtsaiy.
va shldfsp ssd sdaiu ,s,tsba,sd TO ether eas's,,
- toocssiensdby wsrns. TIE "vEnnirrop Cox
s,rs," although s6sc,usi W .dtaSsyi worN',
sas do po"ble isiSry,s the most delicate child.
fh,svsiashle eeab'asdes has bees ,uoeessfeilvnssd
BY yrAssetsns.sed feuud - be sAfs sed tars iu snt
icaung worms, % haufaito ehlldtan.
CmapsEr E,viSe wosssreqaits immsdla,s A..
tsn,ioa,a % aeelss,sr the Eous,. onsN ssvsss pro.
ionksdslctus". I'd ~.
arrrreSS or woSst N cSttpnSs az otsn
ovetockel Wofnsia the stou,aeh aaduowslsesuss
rrlts,ioa which oau be removed on,y hy the use of
= sure tsnsdy. Tks cotbieNuon Or W ssAisat.
s,sd Ia mskiag nRowSs "vsatwvos Gowns"
70 such sto give The best Po,sibls elect with 'sfs,y
CURTIS 4 bR1wN rrapds,ou, New Yoft -
Sold ny sldsslop Ia Medioius', IS o." b,H.
MataS LAd0 N I'D ni a9-l
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CHANGE OF TME.-On the 18th,
a change in, the time on the @. d. &
+. road took place. The Findlay
train was taken Offaud q night train
substituted. This is much more sat-
isfacto-y arrangement than before
The morning mail is received here
now at 9;34 o'clock instead of 12
o'clock. The evening mail arrives
ten minutes later. Persons desiring
to 60 to Cincinnati can start at 10
O'Clock iD the evening and reach the
city, the succeeding morning. Those
going east, can take the 34S MORN
ing train and make immediate con.
nectiou at San6usky and Cleveland
for New York. aud the Essterh States.
The day trains run daily, except
Sunday. The night train daily ex-
eePt Saturday, and the mOrning(34sl
train daily except Monday.
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ForSaIc.

ONE Of the nnes. residences 10 the .,t.
" iage OF Republic.
Three adioining lots with a goc,d hou,e
and barn aud other good ontbui. ,di n "a. M
so fine iot Of fruit trees, vines 81.
Possession given irnned i.alely. IL DEAL
7ed.u1 $3.50 4l.u hes ~ fitHf
Enquire ofMrs. Sally MhLLrnAH on.
S. l.. VI. STRONG, Tifin, Ohio.
decaOnIOtf. SIS
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DEMoNsTRATED-The gratifying
possibility of the capacity of small
man to administer with serious effect
upon large man, was exc.llcntly
we'll proven in store in the second
ward, one day last week. Let small
sized and plucky men take. a dcrumb'
of comfort from this, and remember
it, on some future occasion, 10 the
"nicb of time.
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"sYoAMoRE," this week takes up
his pen aud gives an amusing account
sfths Paraliziug fear which overlook
the Fort Ball belligereuts when they
discovered the escape of their mill
pond.
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a GRAND ARMr OF rHr RnruBrfoa'

"a GRAND Army OF THE REPuBIfca
The Post Of the @. A. r., of this
city. having secured the new Hall Of
the LIT National Banking House for
tho Lodge Rooms, intend holding a
series Of entertainments for the pur-
pose Of raising means TO frrnish the
rooms in a suitable manner, aud also
establish a fund for the charitable
purposes Of the order. The objects
Of the order are eminently benevolent
ip the support aud oducatoin OF the
wives and families of deceased sold
iers. It takes the little ones by the
hands aud gives them a home alike
comfortable and respectable, and COM !
.pels society not only to recognize
shem, but to honor and respect them
as children Of deceased patriots, who
laid down their lives in defense Of
our free institutions. Wo earnestly
request liberal support from the
public at large, aud will assure them
that the means thus raised will be
usefully expended.
Our Grst appeal will boa masaue
rade Ball, TO be held at National
Hall, on Thursday evening February
sSth. On the sth of March seris,
Of Tablosux Viautc entirely new, ant
on the 1lth Of March an address by
Gen. w. II. GBsoN, the Distric
Commander. Gen. YoUNo of Cincin
natl, our Department Commander, ha
been invited. and is expected to b,
present and address the audience also
The committee will spare no effor
to make these entertainments sue
cessIul and worthy of patronage.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH,

A Gentls b., ,afttsd GOV yssn'6om Norvou,
Ds5hity, Premature Decay, andsll the saeeu Of
yooihrel ndsscrs,ion, w.lfor the ,aks Of snfsrnS
Aumanity, ,ssndffss TO all who seed ~, the tseip,
snd dirs-UoSs fcr mskins the staple rsusiy By
whichhs wssout.d. Sufferers Ni,hint to profit by
b. sd,srdsstt sSpsnsnss. .cahGo 40 hy sddfsssing
JOHN n. OGDEN,
No. .ta Chamhets 81, New NOrk.
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Is II RIoHT to put up Il to 10
ounses In paperand call ita pound
of Salerntus2 D, b, De Land & Co,
think not, and therefore always put
~ nm full weiohts
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About fifteen hundred valentines
passed through the post Office in this
city on last Thursday, sud tbs said
it wasn't very good day for" tines, .
neither.
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THE river was quite high on Sun
day, and must have flooded tbe bot.
toms. 1t was some inches higher
than the freshet last Spring.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-21

PHoroGRAPHs.-TUNIsoN & Son,
this week, are putting up splendid
Photos. at 50, so per dozen. A word
TO the wise is aulicient.
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A little boy in Wisconsin was be-
ing put to bed the other uigllt about
dark, when be objected to going SO
early. His mother told him the lit
tie chickens won't to bed earl : and ho
m 1st do so too. The little follow said
he W ould, if his mother would DO as
the oll, hens did-go to bed 6rst, then
coox the chickens TO come.
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TuE few bright days Of sunshine,
last week, brought out the marbles
from their hiding places in odd cor
ners, and the juvenile community
Tejoiccd again in that universal game
of "plumpiug," In all the sunny
spots about town, a group of urcbins
could be seen deeply absorbed in ma.
king +" ringers" and knocking their
adyersaries out of the circle. -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-21

Hon. r. P. BUcKLAND will please
accept our Acknowledgements for
documents received within the last
fortnight.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-21

WALLPAPERAND WINDOW SHADES.
Our friends, HERsHIsER & MYERS,
have been receiving, within the last
few days, Wall Paper and Window
Shades enough to paper the whole
country. They have very fne as
sortment and large stock, and those
wishing to purchase should not fail
to go early and examine it, III ltt
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SAMPLES OF GRAIN WANTED
The Congress of the United States
having just authorized the Commis
sioner Of Agriculture, to collect, and
forward TO the Paris Exposition spe c.
linens Of the cereal productions Of
the United States, that officer calls on
the farmers to forward to h i'm, at
once, samples ofwheat, corn and 9th
er cereals, in packages of two pounds
or less, each to be distinctly mark
ed with name, donor, local name, and
county and State in which it was
grown" s ir tHn
Address, Isaac Newton, Commits.
is;oner Of Agriculture, Washington,
District Of Columbia, or leave at This
Office aud &c will forward. The pack
ages will 90 hy mail free of postage,
AS the Exposition commences April
let promptness is necessary.
GRAND MAsoUERADE.-Th1 msm-
bers of the Tifin Post of the GianG
a my of the Republic will give q
grand masquerade at National Hal,
on Thursdsy evening, Feb. 2sth, for
the benefit of the widows and or
phans of deceased soldiers, and the
furnishing of their new hall, in the
let National Bank building. Every
effort will be put forth to make it che
6uss. affair of the season, The citi-
zeps will be waited upon by the Com.
mittee, for the sale Of tickets, aud it
is hoped that every one honored with
call, will cheerfully respond, when
they take into consideration the be-
ncvolont purpose for which this fund
is being raised. .,,.
No tickets to the floor will be sold
except by the committee. The gall
leries will be open to everybody and
tickets can be purchased for them at
the door, on the evening of the en-
tertainments an T
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-21

Mr.. J. D. CsMPBELL formerly a
law student Of this city has gone to
Memphis to practice his profession.
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cmode est young lady, who was a
assenrer OF beard packet ship, it
Is said sprans out of her berth and
Jumped overboa rd, on hearing thu
captain, during the sto rm, order 'ho
mate TO haul down Ii. c s.feets.
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Cincinnati, Dayton, & Eastern R
,aaa7r R. 0ompsnyrooqtr
PIltsburg, Et.M.& Chicago Il. R.

o. aad after Dee % l. is6d, tFaiHs viii leave sta
rtioss daily, SabhAthg excepted, Hg follows;-
PrafnisAvin ne Chicago az 5.35 p. m isnsetdAily.
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For Sale..

FT-tWo Hoosss AID LOU. re- oa4 ~ tAl1 isli
Eisiy oflselt, hSihafs 'ltnated Asal ths heeess
SSli ilsi 4 rSss pA,slsu,,s ~ Y y \ slr
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The No. Is ANNUAL BALL.---To-
morrow evening the Ball given by
the members Of the famous No. II
the pionet Fire Engine f'this city
will take place at the National Hall.
1t is the purpose Of the company to
devote the proeeedsof this ball to the
purchase of a new Hose Reel.
The promptness Of this fire compa
ny to be on hand at the cry of " FIRE, .
has often recommended it. Let our
dancing community and property
men attend, To those who have new
er learned to dance we say go to this
dance and show the fremep a He,t
reel.
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THE Ohio Educational Monthly is
received for February. and contains
= >ue very interesting contributions.
Tooo, Ners and others desiring this val.
,,b,o no, fodical, can procure it by
.s.na;nr 81 a. to e. L, WHITE, Col.
umbus, Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-21

THE Post Once address Of afamily
named RxIr, living in Seneca county
is desired at ihis Office.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-21

Lieut.. JoBH N. TRA VIC VI '"o o'"
Ohio, and latterly Of nancOeS 5
Corps. has been ordered to Lc 'S''l'e
TO undergo examination for Lie -
tenancy in the i4th Infantry, Regu-
lar Army. He started for that point
on Saturday.
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THURSDAY. FEB, 2i, lss7.

THE report concerning the death
Of J. n FREE, proves to be incorrect.
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For RrOn &c heIus. AsthIK a
ysCalarrh, COnsuIMpt tiOD,
and Throat Diseases, :

rnoenEs ARA usEp wIrn AtwATa oooD sueoSs
SINGERS AND PUBLiCsP ;AKERs willhndths
Troohss u,efoi clearing the voice when taken be-
fore singing 'penAin,g and relieving sa thraAt ssr
an uans al asHsrtonof the vac,lorzsRi. The rFoeh'
- are recommended and prescribe by Physlelan',
sudhavs had i.,tmonisli from en- nFni mrn hrongh'
out the country. Beirg an article OF true m.ht ann
h,Yirsprevsd thplr reihonoyby test ofmapy ysAn
each year hndig them In new IocsIhis' In various
pausol ths world Nnd the Tr,ohes area universally
pronounced bsrerih,n othe articles.
obiAiRorly IsowE's BRoSopiA rRoonts, and do
nsttaks any ofths worlhls" iniistiohs thAt nsy .
offered. t,Y- sold evetywhefe. [poye2-uG Cm
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-21

Nxw FAenrrirs.---Wo noticed 1t the
Depot on Tuesday Of this week. one car.
Of the Rod and one Of the Empire fast
freight lines, loading direct for B,ston,
which point can thus be reached without
a transfer OF freight. We are informed
,hs, hereafter cars Of the fast freight
line can be loaded at this station for
New York or Boston without transfer. -
II Will b1 an imrort,nt imnr ,ve,nen,