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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20
VINO sHALL WEAR TME CROWNf
ur LAGnA ., oRorr.

Deep in the bosom u life'giYing earslJ liei the
elements Of beauty and produetiveness. But not
sillthe busy hands Of industry and labor, hase
cleared away the native growth, furowed up the
rich SOIL and exposed 1t to the sun apd air, rain
and dew, do those plants Of higher life which con-
attute our means Of sustenance, and surround us
with wealth OF beauty, spring up to gladden. our
hearts and eompensate US for our labor and care
True the plans may be covered with a growth
cf such plants. as may ehance 10 grow without
the aid Of cultivaton but earth pours into the lap
Of each one ofher Industrious sons rich and nlll
reward, for the weary toll he willingly aud un.
sparingly bestows upon H.. is. assa'r tqT
Upon our eountry's shores where but few
years ago stool the uRbroken forest. in all its
grandeur and solitude. and no foot trod the soil
save that of the untutored savage, commenced
the tide OF civilization and dprogress, is mighty
current rolling inland over HILL valley and plain
leaving IN 10 rear the well-tilled fields, ahe 'lais-
led meadows and the greon-elad hiiisides smiling
n she summer alpi sht.
Llks d gh.s psiutar has progression touched
as wrFe tlre canvas Of Bsrufe, adding rev
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The Commencement Exercises orthe

The Commencement Exercises or The
THIN High Sch0OI.-The annual com.
mencemeot OF the High School, took place
on Thursday afternoon, last, in the presence
Of a large audience Of citizens aud scholars
The exercises were opened by short pn'ye-
by Rev.Lyou, followed by the national song,
-"The Star Spangled Banner" The intro.
ductory essay was given by Geo. W. Tomb,
the only young man in the class OF toni sub
ject-aMANTAN THE RIoHT.1 This WIS fol-
lowed by lCAsrbEs IN. rHR AIu,," 10y Miss
Bertha Bowe, in a neat little essay A Piano
Duett was then executed by two young ladies
in a creditable manner, but was entirely toe
lengthy for the occasion. "Now AND TnES,
by Miss Eva Phillips, was profqse, With theo-
logical teachingS that would have done credit
to a member of the pulpit "0Un MisrlREs'
by Libbie Z. Bowersox, was short, appro-
pirate and was delivered with good voice
Another Quartette e--''Meet me on the Shore, -
was succeeded by the essay Of Miss Julia A
McAlister entitled "Nor YEr" which was
particularly devoted to religion, and, to copy
an overheard remark, the "Evidenees q
Christianity" seemed to have been studied to
an exclusive extent by the eutire class, bu
which we have since learned is not the case
"Tm WoRmss' OF Las AND How TO MEE1
TuES, by Miss Mary z. Poorman, led US t,
forget the dry routine of school-day life, b!
its humorous points. A beautiful song b!
40 Quartette, in good style intervened, entitled
YtBeautilul Venice" after which "THE De
SERTED Cry" by Miss Annie e. Lambertson
which was quite POLITICALLY written, and quit
disconnected with anything deserted" Sh
was followed by Miss Eva Gross, the young
est of her class in an essay on "THH FAI
Orr LsNDP-Fgy neat and appropriate e
her age Song. "0b how Love my Noun
tain Homs,g after which the essay of Mis-
Matte McLain,
al slept and dreamed that life was beauty,
| / woke and found that life was duty"
was very finely composed, and well delivered
The song "Sweet aud Low was followed .,
the Naledictory oy Miss Laura Grou' entltl
ed, "wHo SHALL WEAR THE CaowSl" Thi
excellent production from the next to tn
youngest of her class, we publish in part
below, and those who hal the pleasure 0
listening TO it were nnreservedly conynce'
that the author had won the''erown.' "
The entertainment passed off pleasantly
and much IS due the scholars for their plan
hut tasty decoration Of the high Seh9oi roan
with notices and wBal4s Of eyegreen, -
Mr.. Lewis VFich, ioF.bis hae voice in tn
Qngtsttgh7-to lbs Misses Ebbert and Wake
field the efficient teachers of the high school
and to Mr.. Kifk~6odi the Superintendent
We would be glad to lay before our read
ers, several of the essays, hut our limite'
space forbids, and we conGne ourselves u
the valedietory, which here follows
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IA Case.--on Sunday evening last srnan
uAder the influence ofllqpor was arrested on
the street and taken to the Station House
he remaipsd there probablS al night His
family, If he has one, were Ieft 10 wonder
where he was, The .maR who retailed hia
the liquor, Is unmolested and awaits il tran
quill ease, the coming Of the neKt drlnEeS.
Does & look righti II a man deliberately
shoots another IN the head with pistol, I.
is not the atricken man bat the murderer,
who is arrested. We can see no difference
between the man who shoots with a pistol,
and one who uses long range whiskey.
Both are antagonIstic to vitality. 1t may be
said that difference does exist, that in
the one case the election Of the victim, as to
whether he shall be shot Is reserved 70 him,
while in the other cas- Il g not hut when /,
is remsmhered that deprayed appetite has
no sslfcCuirol tho diHsrnce ceases.
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The COnYicts.-on Wednesday, Of las,
week, Deputy Sheriff. Childs, took the sem
teneei prisoners wnssmi,h and james, Row,
70 Columbus, 10 be incarcerated in the Peni-
tentiary, the one for three and the other ior
seven long dreary years. After they had been
clothed in tho distinguishing costume of the
Institution, and fully realized their situation,
they were much .aifected-the younger one
Smith, shedding copious tears. Three Of the
best years of this young mans life ITO be
spent in the Penitentiaryl His punishment
ought to be warning to boys against the
temptation to take that which is not theil
own.
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Musical Treat. The Peak and Berger
families gave two pttheir hne Entertainments
at the National on Monday and Tuesday
evenings. Great improvement has been made
in the art OF bell ringing since It was first
introduced, and nov affords most delightful
music, at once weird Ike and charming
The Bergcr's are a host withia themselves
and such musical talent IS AlisS Annie dis
plays is rarely met with anywhere. This
family resided in our city few years ago,
while their father, who Is now dead, was
engaged in. constructing the large organ, in
the Catholic church IN thls city. The Peaks
handle the bells with extraordinary ability,
and the crowded honscs on both evenings
were conclusive evidence Of their 6ne per-
formances and Of the complete satisfaction
given
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II gocd they win follow rs like guardian angels
.hreugh ouriivcs. shcd light IN our graves aud
iiiuminssc cuf iminortalty. " h,d, they must
sscomPany Us in death and torture Us ia E,cmi.
~
Tucn ie, " ~ sctive. Do dilIscn,, be unvcaried
in efSrt would We hc bcsccu lghts to the wan.
derer on iifcs occsnt Let US plant deep the roots
q knovicisei raise high the fabric cfuse0iluessi q
ilgh, hepd and heart fgum on high. aal send
forth cicar heavenly ray through the wcrlA. 80
that departing, we may leave behind us ''tool.
prints on the sands Of Time"
" Foot prints that perhaps another,
Trrvehng DER life's solemn u,ain,
A forlnrn anil ship.wrecked brother,
s,cing may take heart again"
fu,ie ilth 1851.
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The New BIOck.-we have been show

The New BlOck.-We have been shown
tho design aud plan Of the new block 70 be
erected on the corner Of Main and Madison
streets. It is designed to be a substantial and
imposing building, and will greatly add to
the pomp and circumstance Of up town.
Mr.. Scuddsr Chamberlain Is the Architect
and Bailder. trfH FlN Et
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. Ab0nt ToWR.---A petition i incircula-
to be presea,ed TO the Cty Council, request
ing the enactment Of al Ordinance su,horiz-
ing the impouuding Of seese, found running
at large Ast would be difficult to uu,slc
them. 50 "a to avoid the principal mischief
Of which they are capable, this method is
desitshle MIR. Kissgkers handed us a
strawberry, last week sshich measured four
inches ia cifcumfrence. Who can beat it9
The bridges overKovky Greek, on Perry
and Market streets are very much in need
Of repairs Our city authorities should at
tend to them ,--The Baptist Sabbath school
win hold a social Picnic, on Tuesday June
25th, at Green Springs The train win leave
this place IN the morning alta quarter past :
O'Clock, and will retura In the evening
Tickets for the round trip adults Sc cents,
children 40 cents. All friends Of the cause
have cordial insliAtlon to a,iesd.--Th,
Examination and Commencement Ia Heidel.
berg College take place on the a5th and 2o'h
inst----wool is selling iu town at 4o@4'
cents. Mr.. White bought in 1900 pounds
on Tuesday.
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sinrcrs and public sneakers will hnd the T. ches
useful clearing the voice whom iasen hsfor~ sing
ing or speaking, and relieving ike throat after an
unusual cxeriidn ~ the vocal organs. Tho 1roch-
es are recommended and prescribed by physleians
and have had testimonials from eminent men
throughoutthe country. Being article Of true
merit and bavlng proved their efficacy by test OF
many wear. each year nndng them in now localities
ia various parts ofthc world and the Troches are
universally pronounced bctter than other articles
Obtain only Browns bronchial Trcches, and DO
notfake any Of the worthless limitations that maybe
offered. ~ Sold cverywhere. Inov22n om6.
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RemoyaI.1Mr. Charles II. Strong, En-.
gineer who bias been resident 10. this city for
for some time, in the capacity Of engineer
Of tbe'r F. W. &C. R. Z. $50 TO speal) has
received the appointment as City Civil En-.
gineer, from the City Council Of Cleveland.
lie will remove to that city at once, to take
charge Of that Office.
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On. SohENcK,s
MANDRAKE PILLS.
4 SubstitMte for CaIOlneI.

"a lOF O0tONNets
Thess Pills arc composed OF various roots, having
the power 10 relax tho secretiona OF Tho liver "a
promptly and edeeiuAY a. blue pil or mercury,
and without producing any Of those dfagreeablo or
dangerous effects which often follow the use Of the
latter.
In all bilious dlsorders these Pills may bo used with
confidence they promote tho discharge OF vtiated
bile and remove those obalruetions from tho liver
and hillary daola, which are thS eaaae 0i bilious
Aneetions In general.
sCHENCK'B MANDRAKE PILLS euro Sick
Headaehe. Anda Disorders o ths Liver, lndoalsd Bg
AAllow akin, eoaed tongue, ooAivoneas, drowslnesA
and = general feeling o. weariness and Assltudo,
showing that the liver is In torpid Or obsFuoied
condition. ~ sA I'D -aat
In lhort. these Pulls may Be used wfih adyan-
taee In all casos whom pursailvs, Or alieFaiiye
medicine Il reqalrSd.
= Pieaao. Aak ior = DR.. Behenckb Mandrake Pilia~
and ohsorvs that the Two llkenssso OF tho Doctor
arc on the Government stamp--one when In the last
stage Of CONSUMPTION and Tho olhef In hls present.
health .
Sold b. ell DrasgisA and dsalefu Prics Is coats
psr boz. Principal Office 10. rs north oh earsot,
PhiladoIphla r..
Generai Wholesale Agoptsi Demas Barncs a Co,
n Puk Row Now York, s. Q. Hanse, los Balil.
more Et., Baltimore, Nd. john ID. Park, n. u.
cor. Of Fonrh and Walnut 3d., Cine c.nnat ohioi
Walker q Taylor, lsi snd 1as wsbsah Avenuo.
Chicago, m. Collins BrotheFs, southwest corner
o. 6oound and Vine b., 81. LnuiA No.
y ten e,aa wsoa. ma IN.
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PASSING NORTH.

4 ~ p. M.--Mail train. la,fs ffa I
4 ~ A. NJ Express train.
Mail train North will make connection At Clyde
for Cleveland and the Fast
The = sh A. n. train connects At Clyde for
Oleyelsnd and the East direct. Utf4 I'd u
The s-1P. F. train pssses Tifnn dolly txcent
sunday. The t-Sh A. n. train daily except Mon
dAv. j.. II. POTTER. superintendent.
RUSH n. sLokNE. President. "a
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Festival. The Good Templars Of Mel
mors win give Strawberry Festival, at the
residence Of Ed. Wing, one mile west OF Mel.
more, on tomorrow Friday evening. The
friends OF the canse have q cordial invitation
to be present, A good time Is expected.
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THE HEALING POOL AND HOUsB OF

Howard Association Reports, for YOUNG
MEN, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the Err
RoRs, ABUSES. and DISEASES which destroy
the maaly powers, and create impedlments TO Mar
riagc, win sure thesns Of relief sent IN seaIed
letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address DIR J.
sKiLbEN HoUGHToN, Hswara Association,
Philadelphia, Pa.
.ymc 20, fss7.-Iy. rrr ~
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1florriuers.

Kiauv -wurs On Thursday, the 9Th in.
slant, Gen. l. ". Kirby, Of Upper SOudasky,
and Mas. AnnaC. White, Of Newark, Ohio
PuuLws s-CARLiS--On the 10th inst, by
the Rev. Isaac Newion. at the residence Of
the hrides father, Dc W. II. Phillips Of Ken.
ton, aud Mas Hattie J. Carliu, Of Findlay,
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"on with the Dance let joy be unconan,d;
No sleep till morn when youth and beauty meet,
To chase the glowing bours With ayina aetin .
And catching cold going home In the morning.
that fingers for weeks and perhsps ends in set
tied Pulmonary afections. when this Is the case.
frst try all the nostrum preparations In the mar
hst, and when you ind yourself growing sontinu-
ally worse, pay dollar for bottle OF "Dr. J. W.
Polsnd'u White Pine Compound and nnd your
self cured In twelve hours sold by all Druggists.
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The Musical tournament at Fre-
mont Our three bands, representing the
musical talent Of our city.-the Orchestra,
Bruderbuund and Cornet Band repaired to
Fremont and met the Bands and Singing
Clubs, ffom other places, with the utmost
good feeling and courtesy, rhcy did credit
to themselves IN the performance OF their
respective rsfts, and 10 their general appear
ance as a band. when we say this mach,
we do not mean 70 be selfish, or to dspar-
age in any respect, the merits ofother socie-
ties The Tifiu musicians seem to have
had the task ofrendering the greater part OF
the programme being Concert peicos Of the
highest reputation, and such as are perform
ed ct the Conseryatories Of Paris, London,
Berlin, etc. Some Of our co,emporariesha have
given us proper credit; but some are pain
fully careful to say that the TifIiu Orchestra
had no opposition. In the same article, 1t
is ayerred That the Overture was well exc
ecutcd BY what Orchestra There were
other String Bands present with their instru.
mentsi why did they not play against us
The Saudu,ky Herald is very carsful to au'
nounce the Tifin Cornet Band rs playing
"without opposition This yruhg Band has
only been organized little over q year. and
has done itselftbe highest credit, as appears
from the report Of the Judges, aud the re
marks, even, of unbiased Sanduskians, who
do not belong to the self-cougratuating class
Ir itsreport thi3 paper has DOT word &c
say about the Taiu Bruderbuud. They, per
haps, were not in Fremont, at all How
IS that, Mr. Hrfd2 Wha, Nacpercho
was cuyh5rrd N, mostg W. 30 not cltin
three prizes but We mciiuc - che be'ic
char th. reason why the Braderlmuds dH
not receive a p'Se, was hecause there Ser
tva already prospcc,iyely due rGlu. To.
band. from This place cnioyed the ne''i1
with heir Sapdu.kx friends, sp Others, it
reaai, teatesN aud hdie ~ ljrr N'lr
day. u rcuewl. II tn reuniyn
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DOnatlOn.-A donation party, for the
benefit Of Rey. Chauncy Baldwin, win be
held at his residence, about two miles north
of Titln, on the plank road leading to Fre-
mont, on Thursday, the goth inst, Such as
desire to assist and cannot be present, can do
so through the Post Office or leave their do
nations at the residences Of either Eli Shook,
or Joel Hull
Bro. Baldwin is an acceptable Gospel min
istcr, and a cordial invitation is extended to
the friends OF the Gospel and the public.
This notice should have been given last
week, but was handed in too late for publica.
tion.
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The Fourth. Arrangements have been
made for a big time on the Fourth, for the
inception of which, the Firemen and thd
Turner's have joined hands and promise a
pleasant anniversary Of this memorable day
A mammoth Basket Picnic will be held in
Sneath's grove on the Nc Cutchenville road
The band will be in, attendance, to, enliyen
the festivities Of the day with Music,
Everybody Is expected TO go and take a
basket, well filled, together with his wife,
sistersor, sweetheart. Thu woods are large,
and there will be plenty of room. The
procession win be made up early in the NOR
ming, and march to the grounds, where the
DAYS pleasures will begin. In the evening
the No ls give a gEsnd HoP, at National
Hall,
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of a necen,ed Soldier. :

Relies OF Deceased Soldier. The
friends of Patrick Birmingham, who enlisted
n the 55th o. V l., from Republic can, upon
application to Adutant General Cowan, at
Columbus, o., receive two rings taken from
his person upon disiuteriaent, for removal to
the National Cemetery at Chattanooga, or
Marie Ia.
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Bpttiol Natitfs.

1T pleasant to recommend really meritori-
ous artitie hence we ask those suffering f-om
Dysuepsia Nervousness, ~ Debility. 20 try Dr.
strickiand's Tudie, Df. p. NJ Sans ordered a.
worth fot 6 Haysi eeaiur, Alabama. r. Hart,
New York city, says, IN cured mel who're can I
a. for my friendsih Thus they write from an
quarters maysOmi.
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The Annual Address before the Li,era-
~ Societies-af Heidelberg College, will be
delivered on ne evening ofths ssth Of June,
by the Rev. W. W. Criley, Of FiRu, o, =,
the National Hail.
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Eofol Noiitts.
TIFPIN MARKRTs.
TImn. Ohio Jane 30, 1901

Timn. Onto Jane 30, 1897.
FLouR--Alo, ,oOdsta,Oo.
WuENr--st 15as2,5t, frOm teams,
CORN--1adt cents.
RYE 4 On pet buahel
OArS.--b0 cents.
CLOV ER SEEn-S1,o0
TIMOTHY SEED--s2 20.
FLAX SEEO-SQ 26
nurTEn-l2 cents per pound.
EGGS--i2 cents per dozen.
IARD--tn kegs . cents per pound.
POTAroES-et,OO 90 per bushel.
TALLOw--9 cents per pound.
CANDLES-Stearine 25, tallow 2Oc per pound.
wHISKEY--s3,oO, and common S2,2oper gallon
HNNis--t2'F cents per pound.
BEESWAN--2h cents per pound.
HIDES, PELrS nc - NJ, EHgRr's CIRCULAR
Green Hides cts.i Calf skins, i0o kip skins
leo. Shoep fclts dry, soasoc.
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The Peoples verdict--Eo on need sur.
with the Piles. w. W. Bcchse. farraef, near .ssl-
amazoo, Mich, Gays, "after suffering '.tenseiy
with the Piles nor thitty years, one b,Ctie OF Dr.
stricklaud's Pile Remedy cured M, G, l.. Glass, ,
JauesvilIe, Wis, says one bottle cifed hin aen
hiAbrOthcr. A. u. Roae, posiuasief. fefO, o.,
SAYS Il cured him "a few days. may3omi.
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. ~ A. N.--Maii train.
o IS p. M.-gVpreas train.
conneet- East and w@st A. Fnrest Belfefonfalp
and Urbana. SrFlngneld for Xenia gnd cpclnpal
II. At Dayton for the West'and chlhinnsti.i
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Safe. Is saie 10 say that no better Sale
rarus can be made than D, B DcLaud Coz
Beet cNs~ieai besides II 10 full weight sud
tha, is more than caa be said Of other Sale
ratus. ..t str
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE!
TAX APPEALS.
NNEu colLIcrloE Dnr. oF ONO,

MIMI CoLLEcr0s DIst. on Ono,
Bucyrns, Crawford Caunty. May ~. isuI
Notice is hereby given, that the iisis OF valua.
uons and andfnqmemtloaa of property and income
suhlectto taxunder tho tact 20 provide Internnl
Revenue 20 support the Government 10 pay in
terest on the public debt, and for other purposes
approved June 30th. 1854, as amended hy the act
ot March 81, 1898, a. amended BY the act of July
18th, 1861 a. further amended by the act of March
Ind, 1867, made end taken by tho several assist
ant assessors Of said ColleetArO rOfstrlclir Seneca
County, viii remain open Tor examination by All
persons interested for The space often DAYS from,
The date hereof a. the ofheet of John A. Hall and
Philip Spielmnn in the eity Of Tifin, hetwoen the
hours Of O'Clock A. ". and o'clock P NJ
And after the expiration OF said ten DAYS to-wit.
on the 3rd day Of tJine 1867, I will receive al NV
once in Bncyru', and determine all appeals Ia
relation 20 erroneous or excessive Valueti0as or
enumefations madf aud taken hy said Assistant
Assessors n said County nf scnSca.
All appeals 10 the Assessor as aforesaid must be
made IA writing and specilS the particular cause
matter or thing Respecting which a decision &
requested, and inust State the ground CT princi-
pie OF ersor complained Of. .ss -. -. -,
-N #H m g.. NF JAMES LEWIS.
Assessor vth Dist. OF Ohio,
4A'9 ~ N'''ff
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AnOthcr ausIcai tournament. The
Saudusky Register proposes having Musical
Tournament in that city. op OF about the 10Th
Of September, next. Tinin win be on hand
for some Of your prizes "ybu bet i"
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T,aternal. Thomas, ofihe Fos,otiA
..ysrs. dropped in on us on a friendly visit en-
Saturday. We shall return the call when
opportunity offers.
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MARRIAGR Ann CRI.IRACY

An Essay OF Waning aad Ilg,Faeuon Cor Young
Tnen. Alao. dissases and abuses which prema-
turely proatrste the vital powers with sure means
sfrelief Sent free Of charge, IN sealed letter en-
VsloPes, Address. alalft..
DR.. sKILLEN BoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
June co. 1867 --gm Ha . W p
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The nrst dose eonvinces that coE's DrsrrsriA
Guar IL just the thing Cor any disorder OF the
Stomach. II Is not necessary TO Try half a dozen
boites the first dose will stop distress after cat
Tag In ton minutes.
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Ladies Buy your Hoop Skirts and Cor
sets At Waldmaus, for the f,llowiuo rcNsJue
ist Their durse,li,y They heat th'
world Tor wear
2nd. His Corse,s are not cheap Affairs hc.
cause they aso made 70 order md-nduecnelr
at cheap Tumhne auctions
3rd. IL hisSEirls get'ont u oricr d, fxc
thcni free of charge
Call aud examine for satisfaction.
iun2Otf
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Cincinnati, Dayton & East,rn R. R
TINE TABLE.

On apd arter Nav sth 1861, trains will ar
rive Al Tlffin, as follows: .14E
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Roots Pcstachins mr restoring gray hslf TO M
original color-ths best preparation cHtsut, tV "
bad only At
sprilss-,n. HGpsHlsrR = MYEns'.
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rHtEspn MORNING. IuNE %. tsaI.


Card photographs, for 81 per doren, At
Pennington 4 Dickens new esllery. opposite
lhe Court House eH.no'sf
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PittsburgI Tt. We Chicago R B

tg TINE EAusE5AN q
on and after April 20, 1857, trains viii leave
Train leaving Chicago At 45o ,. NJ, leaves daily.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20
Can Warrant,

and pieces that cannot fail 10 suit ALL Il il ourde-
termination to sell gOois ~ durable az the best,
aud eheaDer than the cheapest.
el by the National Exchange Bank, shawhan'a
Block, Tidln, Ohio. NJ. EMlCH.
April n, 1861.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20

Farmers Aueniion.--we will loan TO Farm
ers 1910 bushels OF clean Flax Seed for Spring
sowing. BowE LYsLE.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20
PASSING SOUTH.

TWO DAILY TRAINS Pass TIrFIN Each way.