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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07
ERRORS OF Ynurm.

a gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility, Prem atnrc Decay, and the edeeis
Observation-Disclosures win for ti,e sake Of suf-
fering humanity, send free TO all who need IT, the
recipe and directions for making the simple rene
dy by which he WAS cured. Sufferers wishing 10
proat By the advertisers experience, can 10 SO by
addressing, In perfect confidence.
JOHN y. OGDEN,
May 16, 1867, 46 Cedar Street N. Y.
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Drowned. On last Sunday, man by the
name of Milton Laurish, living in Bettsyille,
this county, was sitting on a log fishing
he was subject to fits--and it is supposed he
took iit aud fell or the log 4; the water was
leas Than two feet deep, but when found he
was dead. The hsh-hook had caught in the
collar Of his coat, and tue pole falling on the
opposite side of the log held him up aud when
found he was floating on the surface of the
water.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07

The Hearthst0no. We are in receipt OF
this valuable monthly FOR April, well filled with
original articles. Among the best are "The Ma.
tiop's Standard Bearers - ~ Think Of Thee" IA
poem) "a Journey and its Purposes !" 'Gam.
bers, their Victims aud Agents - "Fhght Of
Queen Margaretin "Romauee Of a Poor Mans
wleir kc., together with able artsles on the
"Farm, Garden and Housei" The studio and
shop &c. il'l aI ~
We also learn that the publishers have made
arrangements with Messrs +. Butterick Co.,
the oelebrated Fashion House Of New York, 10
furnish the Fashions. We would advise all Of
our readers 70 get t, A. the price (sIbO year. u
cheap enough Tor all. The publishers. Messrs.
richardson Collins, 50 Cedar street, New York,
znarAnseeins re pages of rsaalns matter each
ysR<, s-a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07
TIFPIN MARKRTs.
Corrected weekly. by 5. d. Sn
Tinln 0hIo AnFiI 9l

Corrected weekly. by 5. d. Sheath.
Tiflu, Ohio April 30, 1868
FLOURISH, 80 to $1,000
WHEAT--S2,iO to S246 from teams
CORN-sj cts Tor new 90 cts for old.
RYE-l 10 to 81, 10 per bushel,
OATS-60 cents,l E-# frHUr.t
CLOVER SEED-S5.60 to 900
TIMOTHY SEED--Si 90 TO 81 rs.
FLAX SEED-S2 0O
BARLEY--Sl,iO to 81, so per bushel.
BUTTER-3o 10 50 cents per pound.
EGGs--i5 cents per dozen,
LARD-In Kegs Is cents per pound.
PuTAr0ES-st.0o 90 to Sl,iO pcrbushel.
TALLOW-S TO o ccGts per pound.
CANDLES-Stearine -, taliOw zoe. per pound.
WIISKEY-SiO0, aud common g., 30 per gallOI
HAMS-lsgi sugar cured 70 cents per pound.
BEESWAN-2J to 25 cents per pound.
HoGs-Dressed 81 00a $40.
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Lost. "A black Grape mourning yeil. Il
is supposed to have been lost somewhere on
the road from j. O. Lees residence to r. W.
Shawhan's, Ella Main street. The finder will
please leave it at this office. .
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07

For Sale Ots.--Two fine building lots
in the Second Ward, on the west sideo Mon
r9gfs,reet aud mouth Of Adams street. Each
~ 60 by 29) feet viii be sold cheap En-.
Auire Of D. J. GooDsELL.
Rpl l6 If
Impeached at Last. t.--Tn0se7M
need OF Paints, Oils, varnishes, Wall Paper and
Window shades, win be glad to learn that Her
shlser n Myers have male good their charges
against nigh Prices and are now selling goods al
the very lowest notch. Give them a trial before
purchasing.
| IN. B.--For Stock, use only II. \ NJ. G, r,
n ... -. .AA--@ s
Stelnau & BTO,-Are sole agents for the
"Star Shirts the neOtest aud best fitting
in the market.
The Saratoga Collar at Stenau & Bro
The "Grand Duchcsse' Bow at $. & Bro
The Grand York Hama Tie at S.S Bro
Au entire new Spring Stock of Gents
Fancy wear at S. & Bro.
The broadway silk Hat (Spring style
in all its elegance at S. 4 Bro.
The oBoz Hat" at Steinau & Bro.
Tho Dickens Hat at Steiuau 4 Bro.
An entirely new Stock OF fashionable Hats
& Caps just opening at Steinau 4 Bro.
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rrnIfsnrns. NnrlcE

an sdvcrtlsemcnls intended 70 sppesr IN the
current week, must be handed IL a. esriy As
Wednesday morning.
We aim to make the TRIBUNE repository ol
Local Events, in alt parts OF the county, snd We
Wonld thank our friends in tho diffcren, Town.
ships for any iteus Of Interest they may send us
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Payment Of BOHntles.-It will be graft
Tying to soldiers that have not yet received
their bonnues, to know that from thirty tu
forty thousand cases of soldiers bounty
claims, and from fifteen to twenty thousand
claims Of soldiers who have lost their dis
charges, ard OF heirs of deceased soldiers,
whose applications go to the Second Auditor,
are now passed by the proper accounting Off
GERS monthly. The late Increase Ct clerical
force fleiIilates matters wonderlaIly.
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WAGNER g. HOUCK'S
AMERICAN LIFE BETYERg.

great and popular for Cholera Dyspepsia Consumption all
diseases arising Gosred Stomach aud Bowels
thousands testify,
Natures Agent Simple Pomp. and Redbls-An american
Remedy for The American Diseases.
YOUNG AND OLD will and strength ncdnS prolonged sickness prevent.
cd
EMINENT PHYSICIANS Smuan Is rouej tn
toni and vgor o the
STOMACH AND BowELSUsc these give action to the
x = " ~
Nwinpr
Consumption Bilious Choe Chronic Darrhoe
n ""1
This remedy
... WAGNER g. HOUCK,l
Sold by Draggiss EssryAkcre .... y" TiHin, ohio.
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Information guaranteed TO produce sluxuriant
growth hslr upon bald head OF beardlesI face
also recipe for the removal Of Pimples & blotch-
es Eruptions, ETC., on tho skin, leaving the same
soft, clear, and BEAUTIFUL can be obtained without
charge by addressing
THoS. F. CHAPMAN, CHrNtsr,
s2j broadway, New York
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Fight ON Saturday evening, fight be-
tween two men was the result Of one Of them
striking the others horse on the head. The
man who struck the horse, was neatly knock.
ed down by the owner thereof, and when he
regained bis feet a little red spot on his cheek,
in which the clarct gathered, testified to the
efficiency of the blow. The affair happened
on Market street, near the Davis House. No
arrests were made, or attempted
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Council Proceedings. ....Nonday evening.

Council PrOceedings....Nonda evening,
May ath. Present--Johnson Kaup, Noble api
Wagner. on motion tho Clerk was instructed TO
draw orders on the proper funds, for accounts
amounting 10 slSsoi
On motion Tho Clerk was instrrctsd to draw an
order for sdost on city mud, in form Of Charles
Mutschler, to apply ON salary for current year
sl.o an order Of SIS en- 'eme fund, to Geo straus.
haugh, for repe rat City Hall stairway.
A petition was presented praying Tor tho sup
pross,op Of steam whistles, which was rsfered e
the City solicitor to report an ordinance itapos
/ t,. So,
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CONJUGAL LOVE.

And the Happiness OF True Marriage.
INSSAY for Young Men. on tho Errors, Abuses
II and Diseases which destroy the Manly Pow
cr'And create impcdIments TO mArri.ge. With sure
means Of relief Sent In sealed letter envelopes
free Of ch,rre. Address Dr. SKILLIN
HoUGHToN Toward Association, Philadelphia,
Pa tx June 90 1863
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Close Connections are Made,

NJ Sandu-ky. with Trains OF tNorihern Dlvis-
ion) Lake Shore Railroad Line, and during tho
season OF payig,tion,l With Lake Steamers for
theTsiands and Detroit.
AZ Clvdc. with Trains of (Sonthern Divsion)
Lake shore Railroad LINE.
At Carey. with Fiudlay Branch Trains.
At Forest. with TrninS OF Pittsburgh, Fort
Wavnr aud chicago Railway.
A. Weilefnntaine, with Trains Of the Belle
f0ntsine fCreStline and NpOlisl Railway.
At UFbann. With Trains OF the Columbus and
1ndianapnits Central Railway,
A Gpriugneld. with London Branch trains.
At London. with Trains OF the Columbus and
N-niA Railroad
AZ Oavian, with trains Of the Dayton and Yves
fsrn Railroad.
= At Cincinnati. with Through Express Trains
10 anil from Louisville. Indianapolis, 81 I0uls,
Cairo. Memphs. and the South; Kentucky Gem
trail Railroad and ohio river Mail Roats,
= This Tine hos hrcn NEWLY EQUIPPED with
snpHrior Modern Day Coaches. smoking Cars and
Might sleeping Cars unsurpassed In comfort and
afvle. a Fl HHH .
TRAINS RUN THROUGH TO and from Gin
cinnati without tran,fer 10 Passengers or Daggage
At DNvtOn. thus ensuring eomfort and addnig
greatly 10 the pleasure OF the trip between the
Lake and Tho Ohio River
THROUGH TICKERTS sold and BAGGAGE
CHECKS given to all principal cities reached by
this Road and connecting lines.
reF- rras !. q. WILLIAMS. SUPERINTENDENT
IN GO 00DMAN. General Ticket Agent,
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Democratic Rxtrayaganee. win the

editor Of our Democratic organ down street.
please to tellits readers what the Democratic
Legislature is protractiug its session far into
the summer for, at a cost to the State of Five
Thousand Dollars dayi
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Summer Arrangement. The Findlay
Branch train has commenced It's Summer ar
rlngement OF running through to Sandusky
sad back each day. It will make connection
with boats for the Islands, and return in the
evening after the boats arrive at Sandnsky,
thus giving those who desire to spend day
on our beautiful lake, and among the groves
aud shades of the Islands, an excellent ar
nngement for so doing, and returning home
in the evening.
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The RnIIng Passion Strong In Death,

= The President last week with impeach-
mcnt and disgrace staring him in the face,
pardoncd bank embezzler and rob5er Of
Baltimore out Of confinement He probably
belougsto the Maryland Militia" that is ex-
pccted to suecor the President in HE hour Of
need
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Thanks. We are indebted to our Repre-.
sentative, Hon. r. p. Buckland, for the pro.
ccedings Of the impeachment trial, in PAM
phlet form.
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Turner's Entertainment The Tur-
uers' Association, Of this city, gave n con
gratulatory entertainment to their friends
at the City Hall, on Tuesday evening, at
which the programme consisted Of music,
instrumental and vocal, speeches and gym
nostic exercises The organization was
started some ten years ago, and has been
steadily increasing in strength and efficiency
This entertainment, in part, sigualized the
liquidation OF the last debt on their hall,
on Market street. The society proposes
now to buy library for the use of It's
members, and in good time erect large
hall .or their exercises. Combining bcnev.
olenccs and learning with physical culture,
the members of the Turner Society Of Tiff
fiu, may wei! be proud Of theirNNiccess and
our German citz,ns Of the sociey. Thy
entertainment ended by a social daAse' A.
which the invited guests seemed sFea''9klo
enjoy themselves We wish continued Sue
cess to the objects Of the association.
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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
CLINTON PR0TECTIVES.

fINHE time for the annual meeting OF this As
ISOLATION having inAfvertantiy passed, and
II being necessary TO elect oiieers for the ensu-
ing year, sou are rotihed b. attend special meet
Ing OF the Asaiciation 10 be held In the Court
ouse N Tim iha 2nd day Of May next At Two
O'clock ?. NJ. ofsaid day for said purposes and 10
tranaaotanS Other business that may come before
}pff. .sFfEfsi.s' sesrot.tr, ? = t'''ia'a' %
APril 9, isR as9swt
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Clubs. I've acknowledge the receipt Of a
club Of campagners from the 1.-Two town Of Belts.
willie, with n promise Of other names. We are
indebted to the clever p. NJ, OF that place for
this club. VIII our friends elsew here make an
effort See club rates at head Of local column
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GOOD NEWS TO ALL!
nur Won ANs prsf fntrND IS A GooI

THE woMANs BEST fRfEND Is COOL
| and reliable sewing machine.
For such an article 90 to g, " sting's sewing
Machine Rooms where you Will tnd the genuine
Howe Singer, Htna aud the Improved star shut-
lie There In no genuine Howe unies u mas .
mel ALTON (the head OF &ips llowe) eInbedded ~
I H. q. II. sting il the only authorized AgeAtfor
this machine, In THIN.
Having been engaged In the business Of repair-
ing sewing machtnes for the pasi six years VIII
Dromise 10 keep my machines clean and IN good
roaair for three years, free OF charge, which Ia
more than enc can expect from those who have
mad no experience In repairing machines
4 am now prepared To attach Hemmeral Braid
eFs, Quilters. Falers aud fuckers ~ most OF the
old style machines. a., =,
SO como and buy new machines, or fetch In
your old ones and ! will give you sAtislaciion'
II dealred will take machine TO the reAiuehee
of any person wishing to purchase and put II In
operation.
II will take orders for all kinds Of seal press
es steel stamps and stencil plates and VIII fnrn.
ism them as cheap as they can De got In larger
Rooms on sIsinSt over Kroh & Elders China
store. ' &. II. STING.
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Interesting to Bankrupts.-The Ban

Interesting TO Bankrupts.-The Bank
rupt Act has been amended 50 as to extend
the time to January lst 1869, for bankrupts
TO take the benefit of its provisions who are
not able to pay fifty cents on dollar. AfIer
that date the bankrupt must procure the con-
sent Of a majority Of his creditors if he should
he unable to pay 30 per cent. The date
under the present law is the lst Of June
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To The LadIes.-we have just rccciv

To The Ladles.-we have just received
a large stock OF fue home-made Corsets.
The Corsets are made of satin, 20 bone, aud
Is certain the hest Corse, in America. Ladies
wishing Gnc Corsets should not fail to call at
waldmnns Hoop SKIRT manuiaetory, in Mrs.
Aliens Millinery store room, on Market st.
opposite the Davis House.
B.-Price Of Stlin Corset, are 90 csAts.
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The Whistles to be Suppressed. .

The Whistles 10 be Suppressed. "A
petition has been presented to the city Council,
a, sing the enactment OF m ordinance suppress.
inc steam whistles in the city. We have some
little curiosity t. know in whose bright intellect
this brilliant idea was drst conceived. We have
We hope, respect for other peoples Feelings and
tastes, but how the whistles eii~ct or damage
them, we cannot see. They must be very ner-
vous people Il they cannot stand little wh Me-
some noise morning, noon aud night-a noise
that sounds the signal to begin or quit work, and
serves in that respect gratutousy so many Of
our business men II seems TO US that thcs
whistles ought to be received by every citizen
who delights in the advancement Of our city, Ia
the line Of manufacture, as an evidence Of this
desired result, and tho more the merrier VIII
the Aext step be to mufle the blacksmtih's ham
mer and tho carpenters saw We ask again The
object--,he ead TO be gained BY this suppression
Of steam Whistles
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For the Campaign


From the ist Of May, until after the Presi-
Dental election, we will send the TnrnusE, TO
persons residing in this county, at the follow.
ing rates cash in adrdHcc.)
pne %
Ten rs
twenty 60
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4 Case of Totnl nepraIltr...

hN"SV VI iVh" bOpi"'i'J'h Nee'"N'
cd specimen OF humanity, upon whom whislScy
had wrought the utmost physical depnyity, had
been engaged in begging from house to house on
Tuesday, when the Marshal took him in tow. The
cries and screams which no put forth in his
transit to the "ealaboose," created no little ex.
sitsptSpf.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07
Town and Country.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY /, iS6s.
New Estaollshment.--Mr. L. K. Lauder.

milk, Of Lebanon, Pa, viii open new Dry Goods
establishmcnt in No. ,. Empire Block, tho lsttor
part Of this week
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SneclAI NoiIcr.

All those who feel an intercs, in Srssnisins a
Yonps Mems Christian aud Library Association
IN this city are earnestly requested TO be present
a; the the linton daily prayer meeting, on sabbath
afternoon The lo,h inst, At o'clock T. NJ, in
lhe ". y. Church.
n. Tomb, D
Z. Persons, Committee.
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9petiol Natites.

------===-
MAMMOTH BOTTLES ONLY Is CENTS.
EUGENE HAIR REsroRER THE CHEAPEST
AND BEST
The EUGENE HAIR REsroRER eclipses all
known discoveries for the rapidity with which II
restores gray and fded haif 10 its natural coiof-
promotes its rapid and healthy growth, presepts
sni steps Il vhea fsiiing on, and is most lhxu-
tiant dressing for the Hair, rendering II soft,
silky' sud lustrous Mammoth bottles only IS
cents Sold BY J. +. Marquardt, sole agent
ian23 "
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Pittsburgh, Ft Wayne & Chicago
Y Railway. ~

On and after Novemh'r %, 1867, Trains Will
lesve ST. tons daily Sundays excrpted.l As fol-
lows frrain leaving Chicago At 40 p. NJ,
leaves dRily.l Trains leaving Pittsburgh at 2ld
T. NJ, leaves dally1
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Art InIon.-Mr. whinnery OF Up. S.

Art Union. Mr.. whinnery of Up. SAM
dusky, has on exhibition at the Post Office,
in this city, three large Oil Paintings, which
he proposes to dispose of at lottery, Monday
next. Tickets eau be procured at the Pest
ONCE, by those wishing to invest.
Orders solicited from those desiring pictures
paint6d.
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The Market Street Bridge. .--Du

The Market Street Bridge. During
the last frcshet, in March, about one-,hird OF
the stone pier OF this bridge, was torn out
by the food Of ice-cakes and the upper side
walk is now closed to pedestrians. The
entire south side has sunken some eight or
ten inches, and we apprehcnd that unless
soon repaired, the fdge will be put in
eminent danger Of a Complete wreeking. Let
the proper authorities look to it in tune.
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About Town. Two colored men, on Sun
day, having hada previous quarrel went outside
Of the corporate limits and foughta" good dght"
in which one OF them proved himself the best
man and gave his adversary sound thrashug.
a man was arrested Sunday for drunkenness,
and taken to the calaboose. lie demolished the
windows in his cell, and wantod hatchct that hc
might chop down the door.---The siding is beng
taken on the railroad bridge preparatory to re-
building .--Cnvcn's Museum has been delight.
ing % our city with its presence the past week
---Messrs. Persons 4 wilson have removed the r
business to the FIRST aud second rooms in the
basement Of the Empire Block. whore they have
made more convenient and comfortable cellars.
Mr.. J. n Loomis has commenced tearing
down the buildings, on the ground TO bo occupied
by his new block, which is to be erected this sum.
mer.
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Mercudo said Of his wound. ......
IN ras no a. dscp e a rsn, or a, vide
As gale, bet Il rouH DO"
PtANrArroS DirrrRs will not raise the dead.
but they cure the sick, eNalt the depressed,
And render life thing to be enjoyed
We believe there are millions or living witness.
e' to this fect. Dyspepsia IS a horrid disease,
but Plantation BHters viii cure H. Il isa most
invigorating ionlc. for weakness and mental dc.
spondency. Thosowho ate "odt Of sorts" should
try Plantation Btters.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07
REEVES AMBROSIA

FOR IL AIR. IMPROVED.
It's an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
II causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
Itkeeps the Scalp Clean add Healthy.
Il Hinvigoratos the Roots ofthe Hair.
It forces the Has and Beard to grow luXurlsntly'
ItInmodiaioiy s,qP, Hair Ealing Out
It keeps the Hair from Changing Color from Age
It restores Groy Hair to It's original Color.
II brings ont Hair on heads that have been bald
for years.
Il Is composed entirely Of simple and purely
iI- W. Vegetable snbstances.
Ii has received over six thousand voluntary tes-
timop iais Of its ekceliance, many Of which
are frcm physicians In high standing.
II is sold In half pound hotties (the name blown
in the glassl, by Druggists and Dealers in
Fancy Goods 0verYwhere, at ono Dollar
per Bottle. Wholesale hy Demas
Barnes Co.; +. @. Wells Co.i Sehielfelin Col
no22 5lp New York It
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transfers Of Real Estate.

8 Krid,er to Is W. Du Bois, ioo'S acres IN Clinton
Tp. for $1,000.
J schwartsmiller to j. Dockwciler, so scros 10
Mig Spring TIP, for s., iOo
y Duudorc to Il, pundote, 40 acre In Hopowell
Tp, Tor sl,oo0.
b. Duudore to u. L. DundoFe, a crss IN Liberty
TIP, for 500
J. D. Murry to n. Duudors, ,rss in Hopewsl
In tor ie0.
J. Kistler to n, sehabeyly, IS acres In soiplo
Tp, for 2,12s Is,
J. Martin TO J. B. Murry y an aore In Liberty
Tp, tor 500.
y. Brsglo to q, Miller, iao acres in Venice IT,
tor 500.
@. Rincbolt to c Rinebolt, 7tts acres 10 Clinton
Tp, f0ri,2o'.
81, Adams to Mary J, Cross leo acres in Loudou
I TIP, for ia,o0o.
! j. iIaiucs to l.. Remover, tu.lol No. os, in Eos
/ toria, Tor l,loo.
}. =. Gross to n. Young 4 J, Loriug, inlots No
| al and gi2, in And Ward, Tor 800.
| VIM. Aublo to =. Aublc, " acres in Thompson TIP
| for 5000.
J.. Case to Mathew Case, acres in seneca Tp, foi
sel2.
| F stroning,r to J. Frey, ~ acres in big spuni
| Tp, for 2,ooo.
J. Klh,s to A. n. Armstrong, 1890 acres in Eder
| Up, loo.
F. Peter to l. sluits, % acres 10 Loudon TIP, fo
| $500.
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DrotI)s.

MusGRANE.-Apul A.h, after painful aud
ptotracted illness, in the seth year Of her sss,
Harriet, wife Of Elijah Musgpvo, Of Seneca TIP.
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Teaeher's EIamInatIOn. --Tho f0I

The Avertisr treats ia readers to lying eanard
about the local Of this paper, in iis this weeks
issue. glsu't Il hard up for lgtmpt
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Ttoh! Itch! ItoIa

sCRATcHl scRATCHil sCRATcHli
IN fruuJ0 TO 4s hours.
Whenton'u Ointment cures The Itch.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Salt Rheum.
Wheatou's Ointment cures letter.
Wherton's Ointment cures Barber's Itch.
Whentons Ointment cures Old Sores
WheRton's Ointment cure' Every kind
orHumor Hike Magic.
rrlce, 90 scntsa boNi by mail co cents. Adlrc's
WEEKS n POTTER, Soi7o Washington Street
Boston, Mass ...
For sslehy all Druggists.
sept 2sth. lse7-iy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07
A Man goes for Beefstcak and gets

A Man goes for Beentcak and gets
Bread aud Water. "A man named Joel
Keller aged about forty 6vo years, was
brought before Esquire Goodscll, on Friday
morning last, on charge Of stealing a two.
year old steer from Mr.. Joseph Herrin in
Edeu rp. He plead guilty, and in consider
alton Of his indlscre,ion. was sentenced to
thirty days confinement, in the county jail,
on bread and water. He'll have stronger
appetite for beetsteak than ever when his
time e1pires,-poor fellow,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07
ERROns nE Ynrrn

Magnolia Water. "A dcnghful toilet article -
superior to Cologne and At half the price. 2t2o