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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24
ANIMAL Report OF the THIN Union
+ Schools. .

We copy from tie annual catalogue, is
saei at the commencement OF tia rressn
term the following:
TIE whole number of different scholar. e1.
rolled during the year was 1923; j33 boy
and 4a5 girs. The average weekly enroll.
mcnt was 749; 1913 bows and 35I girl..
The average daily attendance was o5e; 3Is
boys aud 3o2 girls.
Ia all ,lsss iteins there Is cousidcrablc b.
crease above last year. The average daily
attendance is 7 larger than last year
The number of scholars enrolled seems
small compercd with the enumeration of
youth which ia 7os2. This enumeration,
however, includes all between the ages OF
fee and tareaty.oSe, while scholars are not
admitted to the public schioh under Gr
years tage. Again, during the past year
45j scholars were enrolled in the Catholic
Schools. This will mike total enroll.
ment in all theSchools oflIs3. This makes
a very fair enrolment in proportion to the
enumeration. ~' 't"
The average weekly number perfect in at
tendance wae 447. The humber Of visitors,
not counting those present at the public cK-
alninations at the close.of the year, wss 6l7.
There were AZ scholNrs who were mem.
hers Of SchooLSnot exceeding Que month !;
aud ts exceeding one month and not er-
ceed'ng two months. Hence there were
lo6 scholars who were members Of School
not exceeding two months.
Thr SchooI' have made fair progress in
every resptct. TIE effort has been to secure
y hralthy md permanent growth in general,
rather than an extraordinary growth Ia
any particular respect.
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OBITUARY.

pIpn, On the morning " We lnosdNy, Septom.
ber 10th, ISis. Miss Matte C,ven, Teacher IN the
son. Graminar school, Of this CITY. 't..
The Intelligence Of the death Of Ms' Cavcn
has spr"ad feeling Of deep sadness throughout
our community. She had heon among us but "a
short tirvc o'cr she aiekcned and died upon n
strangers pillow, yot kind hands ministorod
unto her. AMI warm hearts beat in sympathy fsr
the gcntlr girl. Young AMI accomplished; per.
forming all of lifo'a duties bravcly, and giving
promise Of much usefulness in the position sho
WAS fllinS, shc has bocn taken from earthly lovc
to - "ndor guardianship, FOR in early youth she
sought And found the poarl Of great pric"."
Her days Of wcarincss were passed in pstieut
waiting, aud At the last, with expressed cont.
lencc in Him, whom she had served IN rcYercnt
trust, sli" fell asleep; aud. early mornlng awnkc
To et-rnNl life. To her, the luss Of ENrth,-the
more Of Heaven ,ho shorter lifc,--tho Longer
H'rtIiiy. r, mny of ~, this dSuh seems
4 ssi disprn'Hriuui not 80 does 1t seen, to those
wiio sNr the perfect peace IT that dying bod
Tor,
" Why should've mourn, sore di-trNssel,
Wn"h soul, that ~ SUNNI mouel, brlefng 81.
t"rs INTO IT. r,SI1"
when w. knew,
- Sh- has dropped eT the darkenn4 alI,t
~ cl.y from her sight
Aul tu'lrd her eyes upon glory,
lnrffaby br CHS"
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HERE AND THERE.

The Hooking Valley railroad il about CON.
pleted between Columbus aud Lancaster.
Gen. HATss addressed ,he republicans Of
this county at A,tca and Republic, on
Friday last
Slight changes are male in the time. ia-
bic OF the Pittshurs, Fort Wayne l. Chicago
n. Il. this week.
The PindlAy J.Frsonidn hns been enlarg.
ed since 1t passed into the hands Of It's new
proprieierS which augurs well for lis future
success.
Charles Eynu' Of Springfield, O.. was vot.
ed by the ladies' of ClArk county. the "hand.
aor'cst m'H' in that vicinity. stthtir recent
county Fair. "Oh, would ihSt we'd been
horu'-a girl!
The fra; div Of October newt hes h.en de-
cided on Ivy the Second Advcniist,, lately
assembled at Janc'villc, Wisconsin, for the
ending OF all earthly iDgs.
The Agricultural Boari II Hancock oouu-
~, have purchased twenty acres of ground
for Fair purposes, six of which are wood
land.
The wife ofthe Rev s, l.. Tourte', OF fhe
u. l.. Church, stationed at this place aver
al years since, died at Yellow Springs, o., !
on the l7Ih inst.
The "Grand Nass Meeting" Of the Demoe-
racy at FindlNy on Thursday last, was
complete dszle--fhe general complaint with !
their mcetings everywhere this campaign.
That's whats the matter.
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Bear II In MInd.-we desire to remind

Bear II In Mind. We desire to remind
many Of our country subscribers that while
sttcndiug oar county fSirin yids sity, pert
week, they viii have an excellent opportuu-
ity to cal! and SETTLE their subscription. Ma
ny are largely in arrears, rnd our books show
larger balance on the debit side than they
have for years. We do not make prac-
tiee Of dunning our country subscribers
through tho paper OF out Of i,,--iu fact the
promptness which they have heretofore man
ifosted in this regard made II unnecessary.
We hope that we shall not be forced 10 take
recourse to il now or 10 the future.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24

Doc. Kagy made speech to some boys At
the upper end oftown Friday evening. All
told there were about 81! persons present.
Martin punched up the fire and Doc the rad
icas while "hs honor looked on approv-
ingly. Nobody applauded, as there was no
interpreter present and they didht know
what was the matter with Doc. that he went
on so. The speaker launched a severe in.
veciye al The 7Tibuas and insisted on its be
ing by 0 paper, We know that was an
untruth, for we furnish every week, a paper
26 by 80 inches fnll OF good Republican doc
trine, Doc. said that 1.-THE Democracy had
had the power there would have been no
greenbacks aud no bonds. lie forgot to
mention, thatin that case we would have had
Southern COWederaey and JeT Davis
President thereof with his feet on the neck,
ofnorthern ireemen, while the proud title
United States OF America would have been
thing Of the past, Doc. wants the bonds
paid in greenbacks because he hasn't got a.
ny bonds and why hasn't he auy Because
be wouldn't lend the government dollar to
defray the expenses ofthe war. That's rAy.
Doc said that II the, government owed hin
$1,000, he would lake il 10 greeabacks and
he didn't care how many more they issued
This was confounded mendacious state
mert that no man is crazy enough to be-
heTe. Ia that case Docs $1,000 wond be
worth about S2Oo and he knowswell enough
that he likes money too well for that, but
Doc. was up street there to gull the ger
mans, II he could. His brief remarks lasted
about two hours and thirty minutes when
the boys mamas came af,er them and made
them go home to bed so Doc. quit.
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sRRolts Or ,,' TorTII. 10, {

AS.ntieman who in early lifo was victim to
tsI dee'siaS vice so semmoh to yooth, which
Tssulted ia Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
hnissiens and Nervous Prostrstion. asd same
near eaieg his days in hopeless misery. After
HsiaS n7nerou' remedies without success. h.
@htanea fros fri+nl some simple rules ST.
rrn,erist5ess mat .sii+sie,i a r,.riahscnt cure,
va SehAH Of suffering humanity no will scnd
,Ne same free Of charge to all who may Sosire it.
Aa-ess BDGAR TRHMAINE, Station y,
sHiI-iy Bible House. Nov Yark.
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The Masquerade and citizens, nres!

Ball The Iourf America Hose Co. No l.
the old reliable No. ls--who are fleet OF foot
either in race Tor a FIRE or in tripping the
mares ofthe. dance, gire agrnudi social
dance and masquerade at National Hall on
Wednesday evening Sept. 3Olh. THIS com.
pAny is deserving Of our patronage and let
US he on hand tO encourage them. The money
received will he put to such u'e az that II will
return to the siver fourfolj in safety to your
property Admissiop, 81 90. To the gal
lerles as eta. Let the galleries be file l..
IIol then for the No. lie dance and masquer.
nhe. ..---
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24

Why Il lS.-The reason why medAlllons s
are imbedo.d in the Genuine Howe Sewing
Machine is to prevent men who speak re-
gardIcss OF truth, from selling nm inferior ar
ticle TO the public. The genuine Howe Sew
ing Machine is the best finished and most
dGrsJle mschine now ia use. Come and
sec the best IIemming, Felling, Tucking,
tording, Brsiding, binding, Gathering and
Ilem-slitching that can he produced on sew
ing machines, At g. II. Stings Sewing Ma
chine Rooms, Tilin, Ohio.
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Farm for Sale.

/ WILL sell my farm located in Liberty town.
ship, seneca county, ohio, six miles west Of
Tinln. containing 100 acres, 10 of which are well
improved, the balance bcing timber land There
Is good house, also batni nearly new, on the
rr"mi-es, with other convenient rut. .honaes.--
Also all kinds OF good ftuit, and q well OF good
aud lasting water at the door For further par
tieulIs inquire OF tho subsvrih 90 the farus
ni1-ein III s|.U =. JAMI.a flUTAllS
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School Examiners Notice.

rINITE School Examiners OF Seneca County will
Il examine teachers la the Court House iu
THIN, as follows
Sept 2sth, Uct.ler 9tth, November 2ist,
Oct 81, ' al'', December 9Th,
The examinations viii commence at 10 q, clock
A. NJ, and no porson will bo admitted to exam
inaton after ~ o'cF1ck A., NJ, No cert eate win
bo girnted except ON regular exSu,inAhoh day,
and alter tho trst examination no curthcate " NJ
be dated hack. E,ch applicant viii be required
TO leave stamped envelope directed 10 hinisetfl
JOHN MCCAuLLET,
~ KTRKwOOD,
II. g. MYERS,
Tlnlp, sept a. 1861, ...r IExAnlncrs.
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FOR SALE.

THE Farm formerly owned and occupied by
J9hhl Bret1. sltaated In sensos CO., OhiO, On
the morrison state road, about mles nom fiE
hn, aud y from Melmorei eoutalning 20 acres OF
rame dwelling house, excellent cellar, we'll OF
never lAiling ~ateT AZ the door, Young orch I'd,
good barns, Nc Also farm Of 80 acres nearly
adjoining the above, well watcred by gpFing aud
\ creek roaming through, portion in tim ber rw6
,rehards but no euildipgs. Enquire on tn pre N
'ses' kW'D HAWKINS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24
Pt,nItsurRs, N,v-trr
AVN md Country.
TnrRsDAY MoRNIye, sEP. u, lses.
ONO In the War.-out people hare no.

Ohio In the War; Our people have now
an opportunity Of securing a copy Of this
valuable wotk. oks < d our t6wnsmen,
Geo. N, chidssler, is the Agent at this place,
as will be seen by referring to ,bs advertise ,
msnt elsewhere. This Is by far the most
valuable work ertaRt II contains g very
good engraving Of Col. Stem, and many 9TH
ers Of our promiaen, Ohio soldiers. Il gives
a full history Of every Ohio Ress. We shall
notice more eItendedly lstet q 8
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nlorriaocs.

McAROi-FOREMEN.--0n the 10th Of
September, at the residence OF the brides
mother, by Rev. d. O. Howard, Rector Of
Trinity. Church, DR.. 5. W. NJ Aroy Of New
York to Mi'' NJ AIRY p. Forrmen ofTiHin.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24
"Onwsrd, right onward,
Into the Valley Of heath.

nut lsrgcr, by hundreds multiplied by millions,
hsu the doouei baud who rode ~ .wift desires
tion hsrcun ysou's poem. Il the great cav aestv
OF unhsFPy men who are rnalhng 10 uhtimelv
graves, followed by the gaunt spectre Dyspepsia.
This is all wrong, Nnl should cease. Plantation
Buteta, the greet StOmachic Pain Killer, cures
Byspepsia, Heartburn, Headache, Vertigo, Dull-
moss, and AL symptelps ~ skindrss ycntfacter, ~
u bv mage, FOr LRasuor LasStHle, Great
Weaknes-, and mental Depression, thoy have a
most wonderful effect.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24
TIFFIN PRICE CURRRNr.

y. IN0t''I WHY y TVFHOnH " IIHOnl lin pro
Block.
TImu. OhIs sept "a, IS0s.
BurTER-2s to 3Ocents per pound
EGGS-is cents per dozen.
LAhD-l1 cents per pound.
IALLOM-eceHts per pound.
DEESWAN-30 cents per pound
HAMS-snoked le 60 IL cents per pound
sHOuLDEks-amOked ~ to "a cts. per pound.
P0IAIoEs--si 90 10 i,l0 per buskel.
ArPLES-1Teee 10 to 10 csnts per bushel.
Dried to cents per pound.
CHICKENs- 10 to ~
DuCkS-l2eentsp per pound
FEATHER>--16 cents per pound
rELrs-2s 10 rs cents each.
RAGS--2 to cents pe r pound.
SORGHUM MoLAssEs--so 20 80 cts. per gall
IALLOW-iO eehts per pound;
HAY--elo TO sif psr top
oNJOHs-sI,o0, psT bushei.
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A Temperance Lecturc.-rhe Grand

hNmFNhshNN hNNAuEN'- Ahu NNauu
Lodge Of the |. O. @. T., ot Ohio, having en-.
ployed Dr. CH,s. Jswxrr, of Ccnnectcut, to de.
liver S,rcs 81 lectars' on tsespb,cca of, rpfp.
pctanc"t have hrpointed Thutsday eveniug. oe,
lat, fer Al addrcss TO the oiusanl ~ rIfin, which
will take place ~ tho City HALL. Al are inri.
ted. Lot there be a general turn out. Concern.
ing the speaker, ~ 6nd the following in the
Toledo Riajst
The nr. disVlaims all pretent' ons 20 oratory,
hut deals largely IN PLAN facts, physical and
moral, and by this means IL calculated TO pro.
durv more lasting ciiret than would resslt frrn
an emotional appeal 10 the feslihgs lie ,suH.
huad himself ohlsny TO the negative qualities
OF alcohol, and lAhoroi to dissbuSe the minds
Of his hosrors ct the fdecy entertained by mAny
that the human system can ho built ny aud uour.
iahe,l by hrcy ztiinulsnts. lie arranged tho facts
of chemical science Ia such = simple and Vet
she hidgenieht Of bis hearers, and Ss have no
doubt that good will result from his tcarhiuXs."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24

JrsricE to yourself and friends requires that
yoa should use tnat which will do you soed
when sick. Tho wIrrr PiNr CoMrousp win do
ven good in all cases OF Lung Throat AID Kid.
ncJ complaints. Ills true srtl,le, as all who
have used Il will testify. ..el
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24

Lost. A pocket day book containing 'hn-
y accounts, and money. Also a note A.dI
ga:ust u Il. Flrnuer for S31. 80, and a note
against Abraham Flenner, for $500. Fer
sons are warned not to buy said notes, or
the payers to pay them. The finder will
please leave the property at this office, or
with the owner,
JOHN MYERS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24

Goodsell's EOcket.-Two cases oc-
CURED before Squire Goodsells court on the
i7'h inst. John Klopp for indulging in the
reerea1ioq'ef whipping his dangh.er-in.law
was fined $25 and costs, amounting to
S3l,55.
Joseph Christ for assault, and battery was
aned Sio,96.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24

CtRcus WITHOUT ACLowS would DO no olr-
Gus TALL in the estimation OF the boys. mau
suffering from serofuious lIumor In tho Blood
IL only suffering neodlrssly, whom ssw bottles
Of Or, J. W. rolands Humor Doctor will effect
nara
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24

Assisai Nsrr'-f TNrass-,- II rastfi-g Cssasy -
The dicisicn IN this case v innrotiNnL GurrrNr
rurehated slet ~ th p tim boz in certain rowu.
tmr IN fanhtug county, intend my 60 khiptt r.
som ~ navigation opened. The property rc-
manned IN that township until the 2pd Monday
~ April, and Was listed by the tasNssor for tsNs-
uon IN that township. Plaintiff hicd his pcti.
ton In Common Pleas TO restrain the Treasurer
from collecting and lost, Appealed e. the Ds.
yict Court The court upon full aranp,ent
held, that thc ProPyfiy as q gh,daty listed ~
That toWnship, and dtssoltcd the iuitnict0u nod
dismissed the petition. N. n, Waite for pl'H;
]. Il. Oaborup for part
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Real Esmie rransrers-rhe rpIlorlng

hVHI LsIdIV ITAHNIUFS--I nc IOIIuNIng
Is thc list ofred E.taie Trau.fsrs; .t
W Stewart to Ringlv tract Of land
in Venice Tp., Tor 2I5.
Il Moriuer to @ Smiley in.lot No $50 in
Fostora for 45O.
Unser to G osiisn 80 seros in Pleasant
Tp., for D. 20o. t.tfH
J Punter to S Hocber acres in Pleasant
Tp., for 500
J Foughty to Cover 40 ncres in Loudou
Tp., for 300.
A II KisseckOr to Michaels s5.O5 in' Cliu-
ton Tp., for 6,4i9 IS.
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List Of Letters. Lis, otlsltet. remain.

ing in the THIN ?. o, Sept ~, 6s.
Jonas Bitlcman, Henry Be,k, Rosy Car.
ucy, OrillN Conuell, Jane Duwalt, Henry
Eastman, Samuel Gunthy. David Cries, 4
Gibson, Ann Greartr, James D Hedges
Synthcy Hall Dou Hoase, Esther Kerr, Al
ice A Kern, A " Lawrence, Jacob 4 LetTer
ottela Lstz, Lorcnf Ley, Peter Messiah, Geo
McMonaghcr, Mary Newauan, Eliza J Nur-
gidrn. Oliver Nilroy, Mr.. NNrrit, Mary Oder,
Maria PlynS W II Palmer, Lick Ri"kson, II
Sitlo, Francis Slaymhker, Adam Stem. Car
oline Poorman, David Cmstead, Wagner h
Kirchuer.
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Itch! Itch: Ttc1a |!
AQkArcnI GcRATcIIti ncn rl,Irt,

sokATcni scKATCHii scRATCHiii
in from 10 to 4s hours.
Whenteu's Ointment ssarea The Itch. 2
WheAtoo's ointment cures salt Rhenm.
Whcaton's Ointment ourcs letter.
Whertsn's Oiotment cures Darber'a Itch.
Whents~'s otatmrnt cures Ola sores.
Wheaton's ointmrnt cures Every kipA
OF rHumor like Magic.
yrisa, 50 oentsN hoN; by all 90 ,gnnts. AdS-css
WNkKs POTTER, Noi7o wa.hington Mrcet
Baston, MASS. 1852 81
fsr sale by all Druggists.
Sept seth. iSs7-iy.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

For Salc.-A desirable building lot, 90
by $50 feet, situated on lst Monroe street, in
he First Ward is offered at private sale.
la 'oi the lot will be sold II desired. For
nArtlonlars enquire q. this ohire. As 4t
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JuIl IuLhshtd IN a Nrdlcd hnpslo
Sir naofs

Sir Cens
A LECTURE on the nature, treatment, aud
~ radical sure OF seminal Weakness, or slcr-
mNtorrhma, Induced by self abuse; Involuntary
Emissions, lmpotency, Nervous Debility, aud i'm
peiiments to marriage generally; Consumption,
kpilcpsy, and FITS, Mental aud Physical Inc,pae-
ny, Sc.--By RON. J. CuLVERW Fit, ~. d., au-
thor OF the "Grecn BoOk,"Ao.
The world-rcnoWned author, In this admirable
lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the AWFUL consequences OF Self Abuse may
DO efiectualy removed without medicine and
without dangerous surgical operations, hougies,
ltsttur ents, rings, or cordiAls, pointing out q
IN de Of cure At once certain and cfrcciusi, by
which every sufferer, no mattvr what his cond-
Non may DO, may cure himself rheaply, privately
and radically. This lecture will prove a boon to
thousands aud thouNauda. .U' nHnst H'
sent, under seal, IN plain cuvelNpo 10 any
address, postpaid, On rcceipt OF ak cents or two
postage atampS, AiEo, Dr. Culverwsll's "MAr-
riage Guide,' price Is cents Address tho Pub
lishets, CHAS J. Z, KILNE h CO,
isi noNcry New York, Postuiflce noN I 5s6.
Jan, t6, 1904, fuotlIV
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IHN MYERS.
HabltunI coslIreness on ConstIpr

Habltual cOstIVeueSs or COnStIpa-
hon.-+From ibis sitiction arises msny Of the
ailngs ofmanknd. In our every -day walks of
life we hear people complain OF Sevro-a aud siek
Headaehe, BiRiOH.-e.s, T1aetiriB Of he Lir~, Pls.
Li'ie''Hsa'. Dsbaiiy, Los Of appetite, CAoiic Pas-,
FaI # s-P At Aigh sad Dra'ss.e-s tL-s-gh As day.
Generally the cause OF all this train of dificul.
ties can be traced TO Coaireue.s or; CoatipaoH OF
the Bowels, aud a remedy for this compsint il
what Is required, but among the multi iplcity NJ
cathariic remedies how shall they choose We
all know that most cathartics, after thorough
action on the towels, leave them perhaps in =
worse constipated state than before the remedy
was tNken. This, hcysyrf Is not the case with
Ro6aek' BLOOD Piih. y act mildly, yet most
cfIectiyely,on the y, causing that organ to
throw offthe accug plated morbid matter, Icav.
ing the stomach Sld bowels in a'pcrfccily healthy
and natural state and Hoi eoAsiiPaied.
Those afflicted in this way would do we'll, after
the treatment above indicated, to have Rsback.
sOH'aeh BaiT' where they could lake dose after
each meali they would aid digestion and
strengthen tho stomach. Hershiser & Myers,
s"io Agoh's, llhn' " n45-lm
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Pittsburgh, Fl. Wa-ne & Chicago
Railway.

on Yer Sept. 18th, 1868, Trains will
leAve ..fns daily. Sundays exeeptedl as fol-
lows, trrsin leaving Chicago at 5.SH r. NJ,
leaves daily.l Train leaving Pittsburgh At ais
r. NJ, leaves dAlly,l
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Are you Afflicted with humor- or eruptions on
your hcadi Use "Barrrtt's Hair Restorative,r
which erAdesies them in double quick time.
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THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND



4rr BosToS, Jan, %, 1869.
FoLANn's wIuTE FiNE CoNiouSp. Z Amer
having given II a thorough trial, we eau confidently
recommend IoiaHds JTihds Pine Compound na
very valuable article for the cure OF colds, coughs,
and pulnonIe complaints generally. In several
Gases, have known II TO give prompt relief when
all ether remedies which had been tried had failed.
Il ID an article, which, In climate so promouve or
sudden and severe colds as Il that Of New England,
sught to be in every family; and we arc sure That
those who obtain It, aud give H. fair trial, will
not thereafter be willing to be without t..
ANALUABLE MEDIcINE,- - Dr, Poidpfs IThhe
Pine coaPafHd, sdyertiscd In our columns, 10 sue.
ecssful atempt TO comi'iuc aud nppy the medicinal
virtues Of the white Pine bark. n has been thor.
ouehy tested by people in mis- city and vicinity,
and the proprietor has testimonials 10 It's value
from persons wei known to our citizens. We rec.
ommend hs tral in all those cnscs VI disease 10
which 1t Is adapted. II Is for sale By al our drug
siss. - n. T. Independents
The UhNe Pine Conpo'md Is nav sold IN every
Part OF the United States and British PrOvlnecs
PREPARED AT THK
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24
sIlMMOrT moi ELE5 ONLY Is Ci.NTs


: 2 "IT D. IfNU DhTtF
Hhe EuoRNiE HlrR RE,soREH colipse' All
FEowa diseOreriss for tho rNpidity with which II
sestorekgrsy and faded hair to its nNtnsal color
promotes l'' rapid and healthy growth, prevents
F'"s -tans ~ ~hen fshf-H ~ Sna - ~,nst iuNu-
riant drssaiEs Tor the Hair, fcndesins Il soft,
saty' and lustrous. Mammoth bottles only rs
cents. sold by y. Marqpardt, sole agent.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24

Magnolia Water.-A delightful toliot article
superior to Cologne AMI at halfthc pricO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24

OU'Ahihs money unu"r hlse prctenees'--
vending miserable hair Preparations. A trad-
that iI fast dying out, however, for the uul,er-
sal popularity OF "Duretrs Hair Restorative" is
rapjdly putting an efreetual stop to such contra
band trAnc ~ Richmond enquirer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24
Esk@
Cincinnati, SandusEy, & Cleveland
RAIL ROAD.
THE PIONEER LINE OF OHIO.
TINB OARD, JANUARY re, 1868.
DAILY, tsvSpAYs Sxcrrryp.l
TRAINS LEAVE TIFFIN,

..s 0otSo rovTH. .r..-
NAl-ie;H 4. ". AceommoAsiion-eqo 20 4. NJ.
bNrTess iLr1 T. ~. findlay Aocon.-sI6 r. VI.
GoINu MONTH. ..
G~l-tiW p. ". q. Aeeommod-tlcn-s:SoA A. NJ
EHPre-s-siss 4 ". Tindlsy Aecom.-7,ss 4. n.
hNsrss' lo-yes SAAdusky Sunday Instead of
rN'hrdsr evenings, snA Acsoln modation leaves
p'ytoA Sundsy Instead Of Saturday evenings.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24
DYSPEPSIA.

Thousands OF the worst sufferers iron TN.
terrible g9psggg disease have been cured by the
use ol tohAek + Stomach Hters, AZ the lest.
scr Myers Sole Agents
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24
House and Lot for Sale.

ocATED on Monroe Street, First ward N
- Tim, aud well improved lnqnire ~
DeO 10, 1867, 'A'''S' lnosif
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24

FSr ehaaflGeoi and Ercst iiNEalpe eau Al the
Auciion sud Vevie,y sture
Goods sold 20 per cent lower than any othcr
house In tho city " Tinln,
WM, u, WEnR.
liun, sept IL 1868. nlS.lmo.