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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-12
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
From Bascom.

BAscoH, O, April Ia, CO.
EDs. TRIBUSE;
This modern village, is situated on the lefi
bank of Wolf Creek, about miles from its
mouth which is said to DO navigaole for
musk-rats, &c.
Moreore-, this village is a very interesting
one, in consequence OF its multiplied business
hcilties NotSithitAl lug qlito number
Of our most prominent business men, almost
monthly are retiring from various avocRtlons
andamong others we find D. u. 0steholt, late
candidate for supervisor in the second district;
there are still others, who are getting tired
Of the irksome tasks Of tue farm and are
"goiug in business.
Not only s this a business place, but is
notaale for It's number Of widows, The rAs-
son that this is found the habitatlon OF th!s
class Of individuals, is in consequence OF its
unriyaled advantages of itraining mp child
in the way he should go. MS we fnd here
situated very spacious school bu ding, adal-
ted to the convenience Of It's students. This
place Of lore can also boas, oil the wisdom and
integrity OF its officers, ia selecting instruc-
tors from the ranks Of the "sophomorrs OF
Heidelberg for its winter sessions and the
aged and experienced teachers for its sun
mer sessions,
As this is mark Of intelligence Of the
widows in selecting this as a place for their
residences, we wonld excaim in their behalf
oh ye baches "Goms from every nation,
and come from every way
We ean also boast Of Sunday Schools
Churches. and congrsgstioa5 the pastors Ia
charge are Rev. Ashton, of the VI. f., Rev.
Essex, OF the U. b., and Rev Knhn, Of the
Ger. Ref Persuasion.
Last bst not least OF all, are our profes-
sionalisls and mechanics viz; N. D.s,
Blacksmths, Wagon and Carriage makers,
Carpsnters, Weavsrs, Cabinet IN .Kets nder-
and Plas,srers. o. .ls CoooE
Hoping the public will consider the 0
grand s,tyibutea, and not think that our little
village has sunk into oblivion, bat clsims a
past among the frs, class villages Of Seneca
Couaty, More anoa.
A. BAscoMONIAN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
Council Proceedings. Monday eveni0

COuncll Proceedings Monday evening,
April 18th. Present Fiege, johnson and
Smith. The Clerk was instructed to drAw
orders on the proper fond for accounts
amounting ih all to S3Il17.
The Clerk read an abstract Of votes east 10
the city. The same Tas reported correct hy
committee, and it-appeared that Charles
MutschIer is elected Marshal ios one year
John l.. Fisher Street Commissioner, one
year Frances Wagner Trustee, lat Ward,
]. t Kaup 2od Ward Daniel Diidine Jr
Assessor l't Ward auds. D Clark 9nd Ward !,
Joseph slomAn Supervisor lt Ward aud
William weHtz Snd Ward and that annsIa-
tlon was carried "yeg.'
Francis Wagner and J :. T. Kaup, Trustees
elect, took the oath Of Office. W NJ john
son was elected President OF the Beard, who
lhereupon took the chair and declared the
Board fully organized aud ready for business
The several bonds OF the officers elect were
presented and oaths administered. o. C..
Zeller by unanimous vote, was continued as
Clerk for the term Of obe fear. The matter
Of 6Iing salaries Of city officers was laid on
the table. Council adjourned, ,,-.,s,,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
Slrenlng In Ihnrrh.

Sleeping In Church. 1t is g reprcl en-
siblc habit. and We would much rather zee a man
hyhitually absen, himself from church. than 10
soc him thesc NEEDING snd starting AMI sh.nnx
around ~ Keep his eyes open. " would show
more resrcc, 20 stay away. Besides a man, by
going 20 sleep In Chur,h destroys entirely the
pleasant Impression that hc goes there 90 hear
scriptnrsi truth and o. argues moreover. that he
was up late The previous eecuiu., all " which ne
might avoid by sticking 90 the general usage OF
slceping a. home iu hcd-1ot 10 church. People
go &, church to hear scrmous-u,t % sleep. The
proper place 10 sleep is in bc,l--not in church.
Athonc, person my sleep ~ long n'hc wants
to-. rut hmseW 10 a. manyrsiicul,us shapes ~
he wants tc--hnt " isnt pretty - do u IN chorch.
lie may. NJ home, open his mouth as wide % he
plcascs, and sing bass through his nose with his
mighucst cdou-hut not iu chuUh, Tor there
there are regular hiss singers with their owes
orou, aut people havo no curiosity to sco what
onc hos had fci breakfast.
The church is no place 20 siccp--home is. Re
ailcs YOU arc likely to tc disturbed 10 your
slrm',eis when the congregation dispcrses--un.
loss you are 10y srri. Il person VIII gn to
sleep, howevsr, let him comtnenoe when the drst
hymn is suag. That will soothe him, sni h'
will have nearly nv hours time, besides it viii
rciicve tho preacher Of the r,n0tl impression
that Ae put MIN to sleep hat ir somebody, how
ever, na,i sleep in church. It is better for lttl'
boys aud slrlste 10 i;--not men,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
Transfers OF Real Estate.


A II. Eisseckcr to J. a. Myers, in-lot No >,
in the And Ward, for sa,65).
W. H. Webb to S. Beechlcr l aud lG 100
acres in Clinton Tp, for 1909.
n. Griffith to II. A. sIoner, IL acres in Cliu-
ton Tpr for 600.
f. T. Weller to y. Griffith in lots No. 5il
aud 542 in the 2nd Ward, for Sl,4lo.
I. Miller to G. NJ. Kline, 10 acres In Hope.
well Tp., for 2l25o.
5. Miller to ]. Rule, 50 acres in Adams Tp.,
for 600.
N. Ober miller 10 A. Halter 5iu.lo;s No. IL and
ls in SpringdSc, for 600.
N. Atams to s Miller, 100 acres in Loudon
Tp., for $4,000.
s Miller to ". II. Norris, 80 acreI in Aimi
Up, TOR COO.
r. $. St.ncr to c, Stouer piece OF land in
Clinton TIP, for 200.
A. Halter to j. Il. Ellis, lot No. II in Sprin, =
dale. for 3 $40
o. p. Tunnson to S. Crsmcr, in lots No.
4S1, 46s and 400 in the ?nd W. for /, $40.
U. I, Brown To Board OF Education, OF
Bloom TIP, in-lot No. 80 in Bloomvillc,
for $40.
J. Hitter Jr. to @. Landmaster, 10 acres in
Thompson TIP. for 1909.
&. Niles to W. Oslien, 20 acres in Adams
TIP. for 500,
S. Morner to NJ Gerber, 40 acres in Thompson
TIP. Tor l.41o.
J. Dr,ssandcr to N, stalsper, in-lo, No. , in
the 2nd Ward for $50
J. W Fsinc to ]. Krgaues, 3 acres in Boom
TIP. tor 100.
J. Garhart TO J. W. Paine 1901 acres in Adams
Tp for $500.
n. Schuce TO ). W Paine, 2ol acres in Thomp-
son TIP. for l.20l.
A. Hunt to NJ Beard ! Of mn acre in Lodi
Tor 40.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
lflorrinocs.


nAUou -BRtNKMAN. -Onthe 1th inst.
in Basoom, by Rev. Charles Ashton, Mr..
James C. Haugh 70 Miss Lucioda Briukma,
Rr.ooM M-sTARrsNAN April itth, At tho
rcsidercc Of the hvidcs t,thcr, hv 0Hv, WIN W.
Crlev, NJ. Hsnrv G. Rlorm, and Miss Lida r.
star,.msn, both of rNin, o.
KtNE--NiLLER-- -Bv Rcv. c. Baldwin, At
his own re'iisnc', W. James W Kline o.
tIorcvsu Tp. ami Hiss MInervaJ, Miller Of
Tiaip o.
ARNOLD-EUuN On the 9th inst. =,
ia, residence Of the brides parents, in TIN
by the Rev L. Warner Mr. Horace Arnold
and Mrs Minerva Kuhn, all OF Seneca Coun.
ty, ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
Tn rnNsr,,nr,vrs

Tho Rav. EDWARD 4. WILSON. will sond
ute" or ch1rcel. 70 al who desire H. the rrsscrn
tian with Tho directions Tor mskins md usinE Tho
simplo remedy bvwhich hc wps cured NJ a lung
affection and that drcsd disease coVsuwrr,oN 80
His n1lv ohi',' Is to 1areat fhs qfhicisd and no
hop"s evc-v su1erAr will try this nrescrin'lon. as
It will cost them nothing, and may prove n bles-
sing. Please adiress f.s.
rEv EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings CO., New YORK
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puBLlsnEns. NoricE.

~ sivs tsemen's intended - appear IN Tho
current veet. mnst DC handed 10 as early as
wedueslsy morainF.
Single copies The rnInrsr arc for s'ic. with
or without wuprcrs at Iiershiser6 Myers Drug
Store every Wednesday afternoon priee 5 cents
FosroHt, subscriptions and arrearaecs f,r
tho TntuvSr ,n0y be len ~ the Drug Store of
Hershiscr 8 Myers.
We aim to MAKO tho rriBCNC q repository of
L,cai Even'a, w M parts ~ the cauntv. .ud W.
wouli thank our friends IN tho difercst Town.
ships for my itcms n rtcrcst thov rav scnd ue.
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Agentlenhaa VINO ID early life vas vlstm 70
that de'n-ins vice ~. common 20 ydnth. which
resnit"d IN Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostration. and same
near ending his days In hopeless misery. Aftsr
using uamsrops fsne lies wilhont suocess, he
obtained from = fr'eni some siInplc rulcs ani
presentations that effected a permanent ourc.
on behalf of suffering humanity he will send
the same free n rliNrqc ~ III who NAV desire a.
tdicss EDGAR TRENtfNE. stAtion n.
janl7-iy Bihle Horse. Ncv York.
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cHoLERAl CHOLERA!
DYSPEPSIA & CONSUMPTION
A POSITIVE CURE AT LAST
WAGNER g. HOUcK'S
AMERICAN LEFE BEYTERS.

popular Cholera Dy'peps
died Stomach Saa BouS
G. Al thousands testify
Narss oen Agent Simple Proup and RNiableA American
Remedy for The American Diseased
will and easodc prolonged prevent.
cmrel
PHYSICIANS recommend required
times and igor .
STOMACH AND BoHELSUN these Bter and healthy
o
81 PuaE
Bilious Choic Chronic Ditroe Liver Complaints Dsesse
in
dsea'c o. weakness
greatr remedy minuf,'nr"i
WAGNER & WHUUK.
Sph BY Druggists Essyehsre EiniD, ohio.
novT gn .
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ERRORs on YnrTm.

Agenilrmap who sufr'rcd Tor years from Ner-
vous prbiltv, TrrnAturo Decay. and the efrc's
Observation-Disclosures WIN Tor 'h~ sake NJ sur-
feriag hlm1ui'v. send free 10 all WIN need IT, the
recipe and directions fnr making tho slmpln rome
dy nv which ho was curcd. Sufferers wishing ~
pront bY the qdveriiser's cVnerisnce can do 90 by
addressing, In perfect confidence,
JOHN OGDEN.
May is, 1867, a. Cedar street " V.
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Rlnck n Mhlte.-On Tnesdar alerno

two boys, one white and the oth, "yi-ahly adj
mixed" 20, INTO a rough AMI tumble fight near
the Ger. Ref Church, They were pretty equally
motchcd and was tothor and which--now which
down and tothcr MP, then tother down and which
upl We dontk know. Pretty soon boy stan ling
on the out post experimenting the row, followed
out dyer mothers coming" and our reporter
says it was refreshing to see "tothor' and
(which" fly apart and climb ont Of sight. What
In homo withnnt a mnLhcrl Ell
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BonnetS for Nay Madame pemore,

B0nnPtS Tor May Madame Demorest
issue. tho following mandate regulating ihs style
OF bonpcis tor May!
Ronn,ts hive retchel their smauest dimen-
siuns and now there 10 An idea of doing away
with them altogether On the principle that eN-
ttemes meet the next thing we mgy expect IL q
return to the prepostrrpus head EeI OF totty
years AgO--the tunnel bonnets which " h said,
required speaking trumphot ~ one end TO reach
q woman'- car A. the other
The proposed substitute for bonnet ~ present
however. Is u lace cofurs. The co.girs m1ailie.
which his already made its appe ,rlncr, l. some
times wuin AZ the opera, and VIII probably be
worn iercelv at tho il1u watering place.. where
honnets ftr the purp ,ses OF the PRO nenade have
alwNys been ~ \ discount,
The graceful arrangement Of the new ooiF~re
nin'iiis depends much upon thr t'ste Of tn wear
er The prettipst meth "a II 20 icstCon " 7" the
hrNi1s With hNnd.ome pins, draw " back nom one
side ef the face Ant ornament II high on The
side above IN. right temple. with \ large pink
rose and buds. leaving the oihcr side frec TO be
drawn over the face a. = veil Ia the spanish
fashion.
Hcarlvali IN. hon rcts OF tho season have lace
falls or s,Arf of la-e attAchrd d. which sotrried
e. tho front. and forms secOnd strinrs the first
consisting simply OF narrow ties. This has been
done TO great extent during tho vast winter,
and t,tms a graceful addition 20 the email bon
nctF, which require some sort OF drap ry 10 short
en- the arrnIent length between the chin aud the
top OF the head.
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CnNJuGAL LOVE.

Aud tho HsppInesa of True Marriage
ESSAY fnr Youn- Men m the E--nrs. Abuses
EJiArh Dis'ascs wh'"h drs'rnv 'h~ Nf,nlv Pow
ey' Aht crstp impedinsn's 10 un.rrisEr wi'h sure
MEANS ~ relief scnt In sealed letter env iones
fr"e ~ N 'r~e. Adiress. prI SKtLLtN
HoUGHTON Tow'rd Association, philadelphia.
Ia TX Jure 20 1898
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Chnrnh Snrrlrr.-R.

Church SerUlcc.-Rev Bishop MoIlvaiue
will preach and hold confirmation, IN Trini Y
church, on Friday evey at y o'clock. An
arc invited.
p s. Since ,hc above, intelligence IL resolved
.hat the Bshop will not he present. on sccount OF
il-heal,h, but services will be held by the Rec
tor. 20
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GOOD NEWS TO ALL!

THE wOMtNs BEST FRIEND rs 4 GOOD
I EnI relshe sewing machine.
FIR such An article 20 tn @ " sting's Sewing
Machine Rooms where yon viii hud the genuine
Howe, Siaser, Tlna and the improved star Shut
tie, There is no gennine Have unles 10 has a
medallion tthe head of Elns Howrl embedded Ia
H. c. u. sting 18th" only authorized Agent for
this mqchn", In Tim.
Having been engaged In tho business of repair
Ing sewing mNrhines for the mast six ycnrs. viii
pronis" to ke-p my m tchlpes clean and In good
repair for three years free nf chtrge, which is
more tina ona can expect from those who have
h4d no experience in requiring machines.
Nmn1w p.epirei ~ 1ttR'h HeRmara. BRAID.
ers. Qullt"rs. F'llers and fuckers tn most Of the
old Bt9ie marhines.
IN come Ni buy new maHhineH. or fitch In
your od Ones. and { will give y0u satisfaction
n desired viii take machine to M. residence.
Of tnv person wlshiaS - purch tse, and nut II In
operation.
II viii tsk' orders for all kinds Of seal press,
es steel -tHpps And ..enoli Plates. and will fnrn.
80, ,,iem rs oheap "a they oNn be got IN larger
riti~-
Rooms on malus;., over Kroh Elder. China
Store. G. II. STING
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Aiay1s ,sc
INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed n rroiuee Niuxuriant
growth ofhNir u7on lhN'd heal ar ho1ri'os' r'cr.
alSo r~cin" for the rom ,vpi of rimr'es blotch-
es ETun'lous. etc. on 'hc skin leaving the ssrne
son, c's'r and beautiful, can be obtained without
charge by addressing
THoS. F. cH \rNAN Curptsv.
.nrn s23 Broadwav, New York
NAV 10 1867.