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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-01

SALT LAKE, Under the head Of 'The New
crusade, the s'Gentile organ at Salt Lake
CITY. the Iedette3. Of recent date, SAYS;
a1he universal topic of conversation on the
greet Yesterday was the violent character Of
the harrangnes on Sunday last al the 1aber-
aacle and IN the ySrd meetings. Nsa-p told
saat universal and hitter onslaught Fas
made on the GENTLE population The con>
gre. alton vert counseled by the teachers to
withhold their patronage from these enemies
of the people, the 1entiles. and warned
against dealing with outside merchants Tie
Te1leffe adds that this sort OF talk is by no
means new, but that the fervor Of Il has Of
late been much more marked.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-01
II H0 VS.
DROPS!
The Great Female Remedy
FOR IRREGULARITIES!

Thave tested the~s Drops tn ry ewr prarfre ever Ten
dc hesitate Il thai nothing hAs yes
t~.r derelope5 s.icsi research ttsf ats power
fully positively and kAales~y IN csses q faznais r.
niar4sy does this medicine. In ali rerent csses -
fssia while th0uss f. who hairs hrsr long Rasr-
era are indebted il Il bQou OF beAlfh tsdsy
asssenr powerful Al poe five sv- perfectly
harmless and De ed AL tines ez~eT when
sr@cisIls f5rptti@n In The d-ecticns
They have s>ez e1tsusfsefy entacysd W scfnent
phssse.sYs Frsuce AID EressId, vel - IN ny cyn
rsrartoe ycnrs and hare yet - hssr ~ the
hr~1 Instance ta4inre ept4le give tsFtlB0nkAs
IL tfeir efficacy from isies AL the Northern and
STATE, they nof N their usfuse pf1s.te
fue tsstias sold the psss rear AID
houe and tr~ss sarF snares hare be~n benehsf~d
an veil aware that rsrns1- pntsai 10 r-mcvsAi
oh.t-ue fic.ss may ~ uses - bad purpose. trt tus
thas where besti- u tss- esed ten may fHh into
tta hanas e,re&Ily n-~iy alt=rr-s-
ID s ssc suffer frsrra irrr gusv-fr r@frfni, aA-
rzl. aae-ss1r. osasiys DISTRACTED AsnstrnAttsn.
Ic-rhea or the srin ~ f-sases thst follow would
say Try bottle q IN. Lan~s fyeneh Frsassrl i~spi
Being fluid preparation teir aetler h. DIR c and
positive than anv pf To~-Ars Errlieft directions
fgesrfse rny hcstnniie ncroalfsry each tctffe-
They be eat4in~1 81 Aearay Druggist II me
rp-ntry or nv enclosing fh- price 20 G @. CLARE
CO. S-v Haven. g., General Ageats Tor tho tnatso
O. s.n5r nna
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-01

Iowa AsD MErHoBzHa.--D. c. B. Webb, in
renewing his subscription from Fort Des
MONIES, Iowa, says the Methodrsts OF the
State exceed BY GOO the aggregate meHbef-
ship Of all the other ChnrrheR- There are
three Methodist Chnrches-two white and
one eoiored--in Dss Moines, and . fourth. On
Centenary Church. is projected. some $4,000
having been already subscribed for the en-
terprise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-01
The White Pine Compound.

II early In ths spring Of 50 that this compound
vss urixi mated AL nerhsr OF NY family wns a1aictsG
with fafsu ~ the tsfrpat attended eiSh 49,
ersessle ecu H. lad for months previous thought
tbsf stor having tho ~ bsx Of
vAits pine might e compounded "a be- very
In diseases e. tbs II is.s Is tssi Inv vsrs
OF Is in tns aiheos pounded assi quar-
thy tbs msd1sl1f had beat planning, and gave
i; IN tsasI odEni dcses Ths r-~rsf wss exceedingly
gratifying withid days tbs irritation o. the throat
removed the dough ld-d speedy cure was
Effected Soon aftfr this sent sone TO Lady 10 Lon
donderry n. who had beet suffering fas some We
from . had ccnEh, Acrssnsd - anadeA cold hel.
raised strrskec With blood She saer t'1ao n
arc for T}sr. hire Saek Reat tea ocscss CT
II, and got weh ~ Clz-n, kras cSspf o. me NAB
che~ter n.y M:-rdr ma a~ trial the prepare
In the CT severe cold ans was cured iam~os-
Ateiy lie Highly please VIII The -e9uis- a2a
50 csnH IN .unae attending sSies II tiscs sd De-
Tor. tbs r4htr thx. Gns1ty persuaded sse x
lame Nd .-na ii aIrnsa 'renshi the suffering In
November 1855 hrxt advertised rpaer the 0.
wni;s Pine Compound In years from tina. tine
there lsd beer wh0issslsd in M49sasest@G ss1rs eta
huna-ed dollars varth ~hrTs II tos iesd % al ths
cough remedies ia the market stili Hasa,aps .ss
pcston FAe-e re.sans i4s this - ~ sers saeta-
luz and h-sing Is nstars, s ~srnns T. lbr stasn
xeh pleasant vt tns IL the taste sac 70 rstn ky
cheap.
Asa remedy for kidney complaints the " hite sset
Comtoupd stzds urrfvhaed II originated Tor
thar purpose h: ter.sn rs9ug il for ceegh wss
onis carst % the cough. bz; S~ ass cured q
kidney difficulty o. years standing since That az
ern tai discovery suy tc0e.&rcs have nseo y 'f tht
same mpsxirt, ana have te-r comrieter rIr-s
The above VI fsten ny py Poland II 'soo since
then 10 M.rchet,er. the WATT Pine Cenps-na ss.
taken he saA Ct al coa.s seae4.ss vel psty<
ration far the r. ~ kidney Si1cuii,~s Ia syrry city
town, Village and hsaisi ttroa<hort me . ~ knesns
States
Th. remedy SAFE ssa plee.An. tax as #
ferfDn!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-01

THIRTY years ago Bishop Hopkins, of the
Episcopal Church, published book or essay
against ten perance. Eleven years ago he
pu blishsd book in favor Of slavery Is a
divine institution. Now, inst in the nick Of
time, he has come out with work supporting
RItaalism and Sami-Popsry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-01
All Trans run directly throrgh TO sep .sfk,
.0rAee 4iLEs sssaoss esxs1 w7ossae.K

0rAee 4iLEa ssssass caxs9 svyosnaa.0
Prom AMI ARR ro,eraisr Tst fsse Trs< <sf feave
IN connection With all Western ines. fosinws.
FROM DUNkIRK AND SALA ANCA-
BIZ Ncw York tine fF@Sn Union Deisots
500 A N. New York Day Express. tran
Salamanca, 4 upszys sxceptedl. ssops a. HoT-
n-il~vin~eE GnSil anfsrsertsHY With the
assn A. IN Ds5 Ez from Eussie. ard srrsses
Ia Sew York Al IeS6 ?
7.10 A. n. Hspxsse AEtA. iro-' isankirks ssun-
dtys sNcentAft steps = SsisRsHea 8ssd u T,
xnd cnnnesss "A sssps a &rp<~sA MAR isszs Bat
fake and STRIVES ses York a 5sea "a.
Ais r. ~ New York Might Z press, from
Bunkrk ,1s sundays exc~pt.at sfeF. al n-4xsnAH-
ca oss y m tti-an T:ss + IA fsayk rlrre-'s 81
n speftl aad arrives iu N-w Sezk ~ l. b p
m connecting with Afternoon fsalns and sfeAn
srs fur Boston snd New England Cites.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-01

EROM BpFFALO-ByHsw York time from De
POT cor Exchange and Michigan Street,
30 A. N. Sew York Day Express san
dsyssxespsea,- siol~ nj Hnrne.lss lie SD a IA
yBfNr Surq u<hasrnz 4sf0 p IN. HHseE n ner's
SOS r. fsap j ard arrive tn Ne~ York 1es3o p
m Connect. nj Crest Bend with Delaware. Lack
x~xnna Western Raiirosd, and ST Jersey City
with Midnight Express Train OF New Je-set Rail
road for Pkii~dsphiA. 6Aitiu ore AID ash.ns-tsn
$40 A. - 8xYsess maA1s ~ Aver Ard Hor
psfishille sundays excepted 1rriFrs In New
York ct T. q m Connects al Elmfrs With Ntrth
ern Central RaIivs. for Harrisburg, Phil.dephia
Ralansse, wsshinxtsA - reants south
esp.cdl e,sps =. Ho<h eiisvi'ls rs : d fsnp)
Id strives In New FORK 75tn = Connect y
Jsr~ey 0ty With Masans nxWess Train ofNrS
Jirsry Rsiirnsd for Baltimore Aad Washington
md al New York with Morning Express Tram for
boston end Nov Kseisst cats@a.
6.IU z. N. New York Might EHpress
pAIEY ssspe at Horseilssilie fes9ers sap.
Intervening with the AIS p, m. TrAii freH 6an
kirk and arrive in Ns~ York ST f2s3a r VI Ais
connects at Kimira for Harrisburg, Philadelphia
II 20 p. Il. cineannssi Express, ,@uuaay
exeeptessl. Stops NJ susqsehsnBx 40 u Bkff
r Tumrs l:l2 ,: M s0sase Aaa asz.s,s az Is,
Delaware IackawaAa Weetsr Railroad f.
scranton Trenton s.d Philadelphia and a; Nes
York with Afternoon Trains ara cleaners 70
= hSiAu6 sxdNrw uAfAo9cisssa \ IS mx
foAr6 gsn6n East 90 Il sday, Ieav6eBt9sa1 :
$40 & d An rssehinkts<s GAh at 10 = aI3
nas-ox Axp NV ENGLAND F.ssxssKxs, with tho
garx.re sre transferred frer o5eAssps In Nev York
TYR ruY VENTILATED AND sns- isrxuHsoss sIrss
rxe Caacau KIN THE WORLDS accompl
ny all right tssins on this railvss-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-01

Auu,vprs osssslssllss : Il /. AsesAnds 6nith
|--weN tncvn q ensAos q "a Li1e Dmes
and other poems, died e Wards, =.
Ed6bar & J$A74 ~
Of : pan11r1 = sisI1r, - - &kH-
nesk, on December 81, 1880, 30 thaa he had
Just entered his 18th year. His first work,
ga Life Drama was written by him while
ensskeA i hid HfaT { busines4 A11 ~,
Fluk n II @Jxft u 1bsa, and eaeAal4
With other poems, in volume, in 1853. In
1855 he published, in conjunction with Mr..
Dobeli, ssSonSeN on the C1nean Wse, = and
in 1857 rsCny Poemsr' and edwin Of Del.
"a At later period he distinguished him
self as prose writer, publishing, IN 1868,
sDsssuthsrps' IN 1866 -. 6s1H =
Skys, ana +Alfred Hagarts 8dASh1d =
HAVaa alo d kequent eont6b6tSrap Z seen1
Words and other serials In 1854 he was
appointed to the office Of Secretary of the
Edinburgh University. He married about
ten years ago, and has lefta widow md fam
fly - t-s @sst*A &-s - s 8 4 ~ ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-01
AGRTCULT URAL ITEMS

We take the following items from the frGi-
RE Farmer
Rgcloxs IgREciAIN ABLY DETERloRATED.-
In his . Man and Nature Mr.. Marsh says
there are parts Of Asia Minor, OF Northern
Africa Of Greece. and even OF Alpine hu-
roue, where the operation OF causes set II
sctiou By man has brought the face of the
earth 70 desolation almost as that of the
moon : and though within that brief space OF
time men call the +" historical period, they
ese knosn to have beer covered with luxu>
rant wood. verdant pastures aud fertile mead
ows. they are now too far deisriorRted TO be
reclsimable by man.
THF PEAR BIaGHT.-A writer IN the Onel-
da Circular, who has charge of about LOCO
near trees. gives his observations on the cause
Of blight The orchard is divided into three
parts. on soils differing as to dampness. On
the lowest, dampes, land, not underdrained,
large number of the trees were blighsed,
and many were dead. On land somewhat
higher. and pretty we'll underdrained, very
few trees we're diseased, and none of them
badly, while the trees on high, rolling land,
naturally drained, were perfectly healthy.
LABOR N ESGlAyp.--Farm laboren in
England get-eleven shillings per week, and
work al 8, N. and stop al By p. m. This
is the extreme price for best hands on an ay-
eraee. Ordinary hands pc, SIX shiliings per
week, and one quart OF cider per day, and
ara maid weekly. No board is inelnded. as
in America, for isborrrs. An English shil-
ling is equal to twenty three cents m gold.
Trsr1Eo GRass SExD.-lt il good plan
IN test grass and clover seed before sowing,
bv putting seeds, previously counted, In q
small CUP filed with good soil Cover the
seeds quarter inch deep, and keep the sol
muisk and warm. In few days the proper
ton of good seeds may be determined
IxroRTrse TREEs.-A writer in the Kansas
Farmer advocates the passage Of q law pro
hibiting the importation Of trees and shrubs
from beyond the Mississippi, 80 ~ to pre-
vent the introduction of destructive insects
KEEPING CABBAGEs.-A New Yorker fndi
this method saeeessfnl. Sink barrel in thu
ground TO within sn inch Of the top, cut of
lie heads and fill the barrel full, Dut On Z
board 10 keep out water, and that il all TIA
is needed.
WArfe Fux erocx.-5Sheep often SUITE,
greatly for want Of gater in winter lime q
with other stock Don't force any stock IL
turn 10 a snow bank for this grea, necessar,
OF life and health.
A LARGE GRArE, Tfxk-The English Cos
fage Gardener gives m account OF . grspe
vine o.. the coast between Tire and Ssdcn
II branches into two sienna. one being 90
inches in circumference. the other 70 inches
Pucr or EarrEss DaisY FARxs.-Sevs
raj dairy farms in Herkimsr county. Ne
ycrk nave recently changed hands u ~
hundred dolisrs Fer scre
PoRx Axp GokS.--Sssea noands OF pof
fpvx bssAei OF corn Is considered eagod
yisid-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20
Raising Colts.

Never expect to have good horse
if you Gram your colts; it cannot be
done. The old adage in Vermont.
"a ragged colt makes the best horse, y
means everything. Your colt thon
should run with It's dam until il has
reached that condition Of tho stomach
which will enable il to digest selid
food. Then take your colt aRd let
IL have abundance Of fresh cold air to
begin with, and in addition to that,
avoid the feeding Of grain until It is
three years old, as you would avoid
feeding brandy aud water to your
children when they are little. Ii is
astonishing how many nice colts are
ruined by the excessive use ofstimu-
lating grain food in their infancy, so
to speak. Lot your colt mature
slowly, its bone grow properly, its di.
gestive functions be properly organ.
ized, its flesh in the proper condition
never Fat, horse fat is the poorest
fat in the world-keep it upon tho
best hay In winter, aud good, sweet
pasture in the summer, aud you Will
make the best possible horse Of that
colt.--Dr. LOriag.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20
The Squash Bug.

The season Of squashes is fast ap.
preaching. In time Of peace prepare
for war. The squash bug makes its
appearance in May aud June. The
first indications We have Of their hav-
ing commenced depredations, is here
and there a withered leaf, which is a
sure sign Of their arst appearance =
As soon as this is noticed, 90 into tho
patch and turn over the injured leaf,
and you will find a small, whitish,
hairy hug, eating the leaf, of an olfen.
sive smell. Grasp them with tho
hand and kill them; no matter if your
hand is stained. Then turn over all
the leaves, and here aud there you
will fud clusters of eggs--small,
brown, not larger than the head Of a
pin. Take an old case knife, aud
scrapo them of, aud in short time
all will be killed. Also, near the
roots Of the plauts, you will fud a
large black bug, or oftentwo Of them
adhering together--kill them, and by
little attention, the plants can be
soon rid Of the bugs. The sun hatch :
es the eggs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20
Pea Shelter.

A psa.sheller at the Exposition is
described by a correspondent Of the
London Star. He says; I saw in the
British Department a little mahoga-
ny trough, with pair Of vulcanized
India-rubber rollers at the end Of it,
and a handle at the side, aud waS told
that il was Mr.. Lyons pea-shelling
machine. You have only TO toes a
peck Of peas into the trough, il sp.
pears, and turn the handle, and Ia
eight minutes you have a basin full
Of peas ready 10 follow the duck thro'
tbs ordeal Of FIRE, for when the hand
le Is set IN motion il gives a jerk 10
the sTough, which jerks the pods tow
etda the rollers, which nip them ono
hy one, sud bursts them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20
TrFFIN TRIBUNE.
farmers Department.
Products Of the Soil.

The Report Of the Agricultural
Department for the month Of April
contains tabular statements Of the
smount Of each principal crop raised
IN the different States Of the Union
from which we CLEAN the following;-
In the thirty-two States the total
number of acres Of land sown to wheat
IN 1866, was fifteen millions four
hundred and twenty. four thousand d
four hundred and ninety six. The
total value Of the wheat crop last
year was three hundred and thirty.
three millions seven hundred and sew
enty.three thousand six hundred and
forty-six dollars. Tho number Of
bushels Of wheat raised last year, was
ono hundred and fifty one millions
nine hundred and ninety-nine thous--
and uine hundred aud six bushels
The total crop of corn raised in the
Union last year, was eight hundred
aud sixty.seven millions nine hund-
red aud forty.six thousand two hund.
red aud ninoty-fve bushels; the value
Of which was ave hundred aud nine
ty-one millions six hundred aud six
ty-six thousand two hundred and
ninety-6ve dollars. The number Of
acres planted to corn WIS thirty
four millions three hundred and six
thousand FIVE hundred aud forty.
eight. The total value of the crop
Of ,orn, wheat, rye, e,oats, barley, buck.
wheat, potatoes, tobacco aud hay,
last year, was fifteen hundred aud
sixty.four millions one hundred and
oighty.four thousand one hundred |
and thirty dollars. In tho p-oduo-
ton Of wheat Illinois stands first on
the list, Wisconsin next, while Ohio
stands seventh; although more land
was sown to wheat 10 this State than
in any other State OF tho Union
This Is owing to tho fact that the
crop in Ohio last year averaged but
four and half bushels to tho acre,
the smallest average yield per acre,
Of any state except Georgia. 1'be
largest average yield per acre was in
Vermont--it being twenty aud one.
9th bushels. Whilo this was the case a
in regard TO wheat, Ohio raised an ,
average Of thirty eight bushels of
corn to tho acre, which Is more than
that raised by any other State. TIE
State Of New York raised over thir.
ty-one millions bushels Of potatoes
last year, which is twice as many As
Pennsylvania raised, and seven times
tho potato product Of Ohio. Michi.
gan stands ahead in the Western
States, In this line Her average per
acre was one hundred aud ten bush
ols,-Ohio seventy-eight. Florida
beats them all raising potatoes, she
producing an average Of one hundred
and oighty.seveu bushels per acre,
although but eighty two acres we're
planted to potatoes in that State last
year. Texas is not slow in the 20.
tato businesi. raising one hundred
and tbirty-one bushels to the acre.
Pennsylvania raises the most rye,
oats and buckwheat: while Now York
is ahead in barley and hay Virgin
la raises the most tobacco, her crop
being Que hundred aud fourteen mil
lions four hundred and eighty thous-
and five hundred aud sixteen pounds.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20
A RHsnluTIoN

A RESOLUTION
Relative 10 m amendment Of tho Constitution,
providing for the extension OF the elective fran-
chispt
" Resolved, by the General Assembly Of The
State Of Ohio, three-hfths OF the members elected
70 ench House agreeing therato, that II he and IN
herehy proposed to tho slerlors OF this State, TO
vote NJ the next annual October election upon the
approval or rejection Of the following amendment
as substitute for the first section OF the itth mr..
tiole ~ the Constitution Of this State, to.wltt
EVERY male eitiEcn Of tho United statos OF the
age ef twcniy'one years, who shall have been a
resident Of the State ono year noxt preceding the
election, and Of the county, or township or ward
In which he reshles such timea as may be provl-
ded by law, except such persons Ms have horne
arms In support ofany insurreotion or rebellion
against the Government Of tho United States, or
have aed nom their places OF residence 10 avoid
being drafted into the military service thereof, on
have deserted the military or navn service OF said
doverhnAsnt In time Of war, and had not snbscl
quenuy been honorAbly discharged from tho
same, ahnii have tho qualh Of an elector
aud bo entitled 10 vote at elections"
ED. A. pARROTT,
speaker or the House OF Representatives
ANDREW. q. MoBURNEY
President Of the Sonate,
Fasecd Aprh g. lseI Iaprlln2omo,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20
Public Sale by order OF
Court.

WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT THE DooR OF
! be cour, House, In the city of Tim, Ohio, On
the 22Rd day Of JisRe, 1867.
ee:Sesn The hoers Of p O'Clock A y and 4 o'clock
M, the following real estate, to-vtt
The Socth Eaat quarter OF section twenty .ueV-
en-, ts1l In Eden township, SenecA oo1nty, Ohio,
son'Aiaiag one eS1dssl aud sixty asFss more Sr
esst corner thereof witch by the will Of MiealAh
Hsaton, deceased was devised 10 Matilda HeAion,
And cathArine Heaton.
ALSO twsn,y-tOar acres v9 Of the cas-, sids Of
the east half OF the southwest Quarter al aald
section t~snty-seven, (2Il and adiolulng the tract
aeiaed.
TsRNs.--one third eaaA oa day q sale, oEs ,AiFd
"a one. Ard enc third 10 tive yeAras with Interest
EArHANlEL HEAToN,
ExT.eG MlcAiah heaton aec'd.
Maylaa, ia6g.--iv prfeeSt,Ool
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20
CONSTITUTION OF OHIO.
Proposed Amendment to the Con-
stitution.
STATE OF OHIO, !
nrVgFN NJ rffr GNrnNrAuN az gTArr l

STATE OF OHIO,
OrrIcE or rHE SECRErARY oT SrArE.J
I, WILLIAM HESRI SNfrH, Secretary OF State 0i
The state OF Ohio, do horcby certify that tho fol-
low ins ,e true copy OF Joint resolution passed
nv ths Geueral Assembly Of the State of Ohio, on
the 9th day pf April, A. D., 1857, taken from the
orialnai rolls m hlc In this office.
In se stimony whereof, I have horcunto
subscr bed my name and affixed the
Great gaal Of tho State Of Ohio, al
(srAL1 Columbus, she 9th day Of April A. D.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
secretary Of State.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20

kLTB ASK THE PUBLIC TO OWE Us A
w call and examine ourstook hofore purohAA.
Ing M we believe ourselves able 10 self as fine
Go de IN our line, and as CHEAP ~ at any other
establishment In the City. Call aud soc, oppo-
site saiiel Baldwin,s, on Main street, THIN, o.
MAY 9th, 1867 1=ly.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

1Nhb ONnkhsiGNkD WILL sRLL ron
cash or on reasonable terms of credit the fol-
lowing lands ln SeneeA county, Ohio, to.uie
70. Acres Soc. .. in Eden township. wen tim.
os,,lo,s z e ss.ieo sarss each. iu.Fi.her's sd
80 Acres Ia sec. ., 7 and 3. IN Hopewen town.
ship. Will sell In parcels, as purchasers may 40.
sire. DR JkNES Elei4r,R ~
\, n. hOrEa or VIM, N. sosSsoS,
N's w i'"''--S'n' lithn, Ohio
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20

VyRRY NEAR OPPOSITE NAYLoRs HARn.
=, ware store, where he win keep the bost of
hinea, hhol-3une, hevolvcrs, Pistols, Pockef
Knives, Powder shot. caIs, Lead, aud other AZ.
tieles belonging 70 sporting. He will do ali kinds
% Gun work. Keep and a. Keys 10 All NM. ~
s,9s Iosss and a9 AZ Kinds Of small iron and bsass
~ shoR opposite MAYORS Hardware stor.-
LOOK Tor the Sign Of the Big Gun. WV
SOW, ros, good word 10 the ladies' Of Tinin and
SUI su.tounung country. Nolmer and Kirch-
aer have given their Agency Of Pianer 4 Browns.
sh non Sewing Machine, TO HIM He viii ofIer 10
NOS snose VINO are IN want Of good machine, an adj
9 sl9nsass rhicn no other agent IN this place can
Nve, he wiz warrant all machines for wears ,
~ - ne - n the business ofrepairlng machines
~ promises 20 repair hIs machines ffeh Of charre
~ y Any sholtd get out OF order. He will also keen
.he PEE, o. Sewing Machine Oh, and needles M
most all other machines, for sale. "
aprii-'e7aab-iY.l II. sTfSc
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20

Erames, Mooldlnga. Picksts, plain and Ornamental
hrarletu, Hand Raiilnks, NsweIfh Poet and Ban-
ster., and every DESCRIPTION OF finished wQrh for
order nom Pine, Poplar, Walnut o. nnsternut,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20
TO Country Dealers,

guarantees 70 al orders A. low a. can be bought
lu the western market
Give me Nn orter and try H. Hoping that my
their patronAgo.
lam respectfully,
CAAs. LEINER,
Az the OLD a,and In spAyth's Biloxi, opposite the
May 9th, ts0T.--tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20

Government Securities, Coin and Eastern Ex-
ehangei bought and sold at current rates, COu-
pOne caehed, Deposits received and general
Banking business transacted fjansi6Tnl2tL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20
NO BILLS
TO sE oaAAOnO ovEA rnarv rave;

Thanknll for the liberal patronage heretofore
received, hope by = strioot attention 10 buai-
neaa, 10 merit a continuance Of the same.
Truly l.. C. ALLEN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20
Pins LAlh, sAIDglss and bEoom Handles, constant
" on hand.
LongstrOth's Patent Movable
Comb Bee Hive.

Their hives ara two inches ahoEtsr nb3 two inch,
e deeper than the old siylrn with improysd Hon-
%. Board and Hsaey Dosss.