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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-07-17
THE CONVENTION.
Unparalleled Harmony and Enthusiasm

Although the New York Con veution has
nominated its candidates and adjourned. we
pvblieh below the last day or tuo's pro-
ceedings to show the great enthusiasm and
perfect harmony which prevailed, the pop
ulsrity of the ticket. evineed By cheers that
made the walls to tremble, and the manner
in which the thing was done:
Associated Press Dispatches.
TAMMAEY HALL, n. Y, June 9.-The
Convention met at 10 A. N. Mr. Brodhead.
of Missouri. rose to nominate Hon. F. P.
Blair, MissouIi's choice, as their candi-
date, before this convention for President.
He has frmness of purpose, great courage,
and will that was especially required at
this time. He would give living mean
ing to the pledge to preserve and defend
the Constitution, and assert and maintain
the Independence of the Executive. He
knows the duties Of the exalted station. and
will dare maintain them. He therefore
nominated Mr.. Blair in behalf of the Mis-
souri, delegation.
Mr.. Yallandigh ham said he had 4 commu-
nieation in writing, which, with leave Of
the Chair, he would read from the stand. -
His appearance on the platform was greeted
with moderate cheers. He read letter
from Mr.. Peudleton, dated July 2. and ad
dressed to Washington Mclean, of the Ohio
delegation, authorizing The withdrawal Of
his name whenever il should seem desirb.es
He deemed the success of the party far
more important than the qualification OF any
personal ambition. II at any time name
could be presented that would be more like
ly to more heartily unite the party than his
(Pendle:On's) name, it should al once be
Withdrawn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26
A HONEY pnlzB ron RVRBYROoy.

We have selected the most capital and attrAe'
tive iist Of charming sgw nooRs ever offered %
the public, which we will send by mail, prepaid,
TO any hddrose within the United States, on ro-
ceipt Of onT catalogue price.
with every sl6o book wo also send, free, two
prize tickets, drawing each from ei to sioo in
Greenbloks. Every person sending as Sl.5o will
receive, prepaid, splendid book worth 81, aud
two prise tickets, which may draw s2ol more.
Agents forming clubs, and ordering at least six
books at a time, may retain twenty cents on each
dollar, astheir commission, aud will also receive
one extra prize ticket, tree. with eaeh book or
dered. Active young men and women easily
clear nom SIS 70 $40 per day, besides their
prize tickets. A Catalogue, with instructions To
agents, and Que prizs ticket, will bo sent by mail,
by nclosinz 1fteen cents or, one sample book
worth s2 with two prize tickets, and a Catalogue
with full instructions to agents, will be sect by
mail, prepaid, by incloslng 81 90. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address
ABB. GOODRICH 6oo.,
noII-sn 81 Nassau ST., New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26
IN MEMORIAM.

D.oi in Rapubi.c, rhur.iay Feb sltb. George
x sou Of NJ. aud Mts. @. n. ChumassrO. Aged
- years.
The deceased wss worthy member ot Repuh.
lie Temple No. isi, 10, T. AtstCgui,f meet.
ing thereof the following resolutions we're adop.
I'D:
wnturAs, she unseen Mystery whose shaiovy
presence We call death. has broken tho "sollen
bowl, ~ and lonsed the "siiyer cord" severins the
tes Of affection that bound the captive spirit, and
though the mantle Of grief drops heavily upos
hearts, We bciicye the pure. he,uuful 70 ths,
waa crown Of glory TO mortsli'y entered the
phantom bark Of the rAle boatman only 70 be
moorei upsn the shining strands Of the "BeticF
Land, =" whore there is no more weary suffsung,
no sickness or death. and though We shall sadly
miss The brother, companion ant friend, who
mingled 20 closely with Va In the relations Of
this Lodge, We bow In submission 10 ,hs PfoV'-
dencc tha, sdi.cts anisre
R.,slssd, That While We deeply mourn the eaiiy
ath ct our brother, and regret tnat one 80 htted
TO a lnrn society, 50 well Prepared for lite %
n .efulncss shouli have 50 huef stay or earth,
We feel that tor him the "haItlc IL fought snd the
| victory won" And rejoice m h,s glorious hope Of
/ Immortality, knowing t llumcd tho darkness OF
the tomb AMI robbedthe grave ot lie terrors.
R.sols~i, That our Temple sns,sias gres, loss
In the death Of 80 active aud worthy member,
that hts high regard Tor tho principles ~ total
shstinenoe won fui him the respect aud adtnira
on OF the dncicty. apd that though We shsl
| mIas his ready assistance In the TemperNnc'
c.nsc, We rcaiile that he has lsft US 10 Join th'
LoIge above. AMI thN " We are faithful. We shel
msei bini there when we have learned the lesson
| or Ife aud made its pilgrimage.
| Rs,alrsI That we initiate his virtues, eherisl
his memory, anil inlesvor 10 live prepared 20
death 50 that when our summons comes wo ms
with
. "-tinfaltering trust approach the crave,
Like those who wrap the drapery o. tha oonc
, Ahnnt thorn, sud lie down to pleasant dreams.
R.solssd. That We cordiallv give our doepe'
svmpathy 70 the afi ctel family ant friends, an
} though We know that With your laved one N
eyes are closed, the lips sealed, the hands close'
: vet We feel how impnssih.c itisto brget the Ia
A., and can onlvpont you Him who doeth all thinS
. we'll, an1 may remember the higher ami n0hl'
4 | / 70 which " the rowarl of th0se who act We
their part in the drama hero aud be assured th
u you
, "Do not mourn without hope. for your pNiir
has gone
4 ] come.
% Vo, dspd nor y,t ,isspins, Oh mysticnl wotda
/. rnst tn u 20 our hoarts-Hs Aaa oait soss AcNs
Rs,otrei, That IN remembrance Of him ~
Charter b. drspel In mourning thirty days "
h a copy Of these resolutions be presented TO q
parents OF IN, deceased, one to each OF .
c County papors, api to the Tomplc visitor
publication.
A. Maria Platte, : Com.
Il John l.. Cole.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26
EDITORIAL GOSSIP.


The military district OF Alaska has been
made a separate military department, and
Brevet Major General JEFF. G. DaTis assigned
to iu command in accordance with his breyet
rank.
The Ways and Means Committee has
completed the bill providing for the collee-
ton Of tax on whisky. It iS very stringent
and oaacts heavy penalties against those who
perpetrate frauds.
The New York San nominates Chief Jus
tice CuAsE, as the Democratic candidate for
President. What very sunny joke
The Bay and Lake are reported clear oi
ice by the Register, and navigation again
open.
Mr.. J. N. TrazsrS, formerly local on the
sandusty Rsgister, goes to Bryan in May, 10
take charge Of the Pfsss in the temporary
absence of Gen. I. r. Sherwood, candidate
for Secretary of State, who will devote him
self exclusively TO the coming campaign.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26
A Sensible View Of 1.-THE Plain
Dealer Of Friday evening saws

Dealer OF Friday evening says;
IA gentleman from Fostoria, Ohio, who
Ia probably as well posted as 10 the inlen
tions Of the parties having the new road in
contemplation as the informant Of the RegiT-
ter, says that there has been no decision as
TO the route to be adopted, and that none can
be arrived at until the "Erle War is over
aud that survey Of the Tiffn and Sandusky
routes will be made before any final action
will he taken. The Toledo people ara inter.
ested 10 having the Tiiiin route adopted, as it
will bring them in direct connection with
several Of the richest counties in the State
and some Of the most important towns in the
interior. or course the interest Of Toledo is
aniagonistical TO that nf Sandusky. and there
will he much struggling before Sandusky
secures the nRW road
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26
wheat Prospects,

Wheat Prospects. Prom numerous
sources we learn that ;he wheat crop in Sene-
ca county, has not looked SO promising for
many years as It does this spring BY the
gradual and uninterrupted thawiug out Of
the frost, the roots have been left undistnrb
ed, and tie blades are Spriuging up with re-
markable rapidity, and in many fields, where
the whoa, could scarcely be discovered at the
melting of the winter-snow5, beounfnl
cover OF green now meets tho eye. With
good wheat crop again trade will shake OF
the incubus which has bound II down
during the past few yenrs, and business and
the manufactures will flourish US in the good
old days Of yore.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26
Sudden Death. Mr. John Winfield, a

Sudden Death. John Winfield, a
colored barbar OF this city, died Of heart dis
ease,-it is supposed, ON Saturday evening
last. But barely Ave minutes elapsed from
the time Of the attack until he was corpse.
lie was apparently man Of good health and
was on the street until after o'clock, on the
night OF his death. lie was man OF eXtraor-
dinary qualities Of mind, for the advantages
had tor education, aud was Rs Thoroughly
posted on political matters, as many promi-
nent politicians of the country. lie was a
man Of generally good morals. He had
hut lately removed to this city, having
been for several years plst, resident Of Pos
toria, though previous to that WAS for maay
years the popular harhhr of our city.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26

MOTIng. As the first Of April approaches,
shousehold and kitchen furniture" frequently
meet the eye. 10 their transit from place to
place. A large portion Of our population
move every year, and In fact many consider
it quite a 'luxRry" 10 hnd new home every
spring. Ia this connection /. NAV he we'll to
say that houses are scarce. and rents proPor-
tionatsly high, Some enierprising capitalist
We ,hiuk, might realize handsome revenue
by Asildipg "houses 40 Snt"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26

Agentlcman who in early life Was victim to
that dob'sing vice 80 common to youth, which
resulted In Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostration, aud came
near ending his days in hopeless misery. Amer
Hsing numerous remedies without success, he
obtained froiR friend somo simple rules aud
prescriptions that effected permanent cure
On behalf Of suffering Humanity he will send
ihe same free Of chargS 10 all whe may desire IT,
Adde'S EDGAR TREMAINE, Station n,
jani7-iy Bible House, New York
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26
Thc New Churn. ..We made ment.O

The New Churn. We made mention
last week OF new ehurn now on exhibition in our
city, by Messrs. Bean and sprague of Wisconsin.
Several tests we're made of its mowers this week
and the shortest time required to produce butter
was lust "a seconds. II any body can beat this
let him enter the ring. We have eeen churnsi
in our youth We worked them we have adyer-
tsed many diffruent kind', but this certainly
beats them ALL We understand that move is
bsing made to org ,nEe company IN our city for
the manufacture Of this churu Thero ia money
in it for it will certainly suPeresdo all others.
Pcrsons who desire to oNamiAe the churn can do
90 by calling at the rooms Of the gentlemen
above named, in Ryans Block, and they will be
politely received. We might state further that
the milk from which butter has been made in
these trials Was an inferior article, which is fact
i'm favor Of the ehnrn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26
Tho State FaIr.-.The State Board

The State Falr.-.The State Board Of
Agriculture met at Columbus last week, aud
decided to hold the neat two annual fairs at
Toledo. We are told that quite a number
Of ladies and gentlemen Of Seneca county
will be appointed upon awarding committees
The 6nances Of the State Board OF Agricul-
turc, until the Fairs OF ls6e.T 10th of which
were successes, were in n low condition, bu,
there il now in the Treasury $4,000, and OF
this fund $4,000 will he paid out In premi-
ums. The premiums have teen increased
seventy-fiye per cent As the iair has got SO
rear US we hope that a liberal attendance
will be noted from this county.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26
General Insurance Agent
THIN, o., March ~, 1899. no2l'S
"rnRPINMAXO PIRRsIDB.r

An Illustrated Agricultural and Family Maya.
zine for the Rural Fireside. The cheapest and
best published in the world. The most reliable
ani popular fam ly magarine Of the day. Pub
lished monthly in large quarto form for binding
beautifully iilustratod-at only ono dollar per
annum.
Mclodcons, Sewing Machines, Books, Albums,
and other valuable prizes are sent to agents rails.
ing clubs. Agents clear from $40 to si5 per day
cnnyassng, besides getting a chance for each
subscription sent in the grapd distribution Of
prizes, amounting to over -, 900 in grccnbaeks.
Agents wanted everywhere. sample copies, with
prize list and full instruoiops to agents, sent by
mall, froe. Address
ABB. GOODRICH CO., PVBtisHIRs,
notT.2m 81 Nassau St., New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26

Not Citizens. At Prof Sands enter
tsinment on Saturday evening, when two OF the
oitiSens oi Tfin we're called upon to tie the Prof
two unfinished men, Immediately responded
with = msiter.sf.courso assumption. The Prof.
waited until they reached the stage, when he in
dicated in gentle manner their further progress
by pointing with his finger IN direction which
led them onthe stage. These would b. men were
r. much surprised, as the hog that sought to Ct
INTO cornf,ld through crooked hollow log
both ends Of which we're on the wrong side FOL
rAtion.. This little incident ought to teach b"y'
that when men are wanted little boys ought lc
rive them a chance.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26
Accident In RepublIc.---A son of Mr.

Accluent IN hcpuDllC.---A son OF MT
Geo. Karshner, whllo engaged about the ma.
chinery OF his fathers mill, on Saturday last,
had his hand caught in the betting and the thumb
torn on carrying with it the meta.oarpai bone ad
jAeent and pulling out the leaders Of the fore
arm. bone Of the arm WAS also broken and tho
wrist unjointed. His wounds were promptly
dressed aud the young man is doing we'll under
the skilful care Of Drs. MeHenry and Rife.
The DOxOlOgT. Bishop Ken, who died
in 1910, was the wel'-known writer Of the
familiar doIology PRAISE God from whom
all blessings dow" The poet Montgomery
has very properly remarked Of this perfec,
composition that it has probably been more
used than any other, except the Lord $
Prayer; that It is masterpieces at once OF
Ampliheation aud comprtSsIOn.--AdOeAt Her
ali
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26

Storms. The number Of rain storms
accompanied with thunder and lightning, the
p.st week, has been remarkable, for this sea.
sou Of the year. The sharp vivid flashes of
lightning and the heavy, jarring nature ofthe
thunder Is indicative OF a highly surcharged
atmosphere With noIious vapoTS and life
destroying gases. We hope that healthy
Sosson may he the result Of these early
thunder kiorna
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tn CoNsuNsPTrVRa.

The Rev. EDwARD A. WILSON, will send
uroo OF charged to all who desire II, the prcscrp
zion with the directions for making and using the
simple remedy by which he was cured OF lung
streotion and that dread disease CoSsUmPrIoS
Mis- oalJ object 10 10 qenea, tho afflicted and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription. ~
10 will cost them nothing, and may prove blss-
siag. Pioase address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York
May 10, 1857.
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Certificate. This certihcs that have
been afflicted with the Gravel for thirteen
years, aud after spending $500 without re-
LET, on applying to Or. MonoAs, he made an
eifectual cure.
Grsen springs, March 7, 1858.
Ii. STEPHEN GRovs'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26
MARRIAGE Ann cR,Ip,cy.

An Rs'ay OF Warning And Instruction for Young
nsa. Also. diseases and abuses which prema-
turely prostrate the vital powers with sure urans
sfrelief Sent free OF charge, In sealed letter en-
iopes, Address.
DIR. J. sKILLEN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadeiphia, Pa
june 20. 1887 -0m
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TIFF,S MARKETS.

CoTreete weekly BY h. SnsAth.
TImn. Ohio. March I2Ih, Is6s
FLOURrss1,aO 20 stA00
WHEAT-sl,s0t 10 S2.S5 from team
cORN--sO ots for asSi 90 OTIS for old.
RYE i 0lto sl,l0 per bIahei.
OArS-55 cents.
CLOVER sEED-ST,S5.
TIMOTHY sEEO-92 90 toA2 20.
FLAX sEEn--S1 90.
nUrrER-25 TO - cents per pound-
BiGs--S cents per dozen.
LARD-In Kegs . eents per pound,
P0rATOEs-8ic e 10 81, 90 per bdshei,
TALLOw--s TO eeats per pound.
CANDLEs-Slearins IS, talioR zoe psr pound.
WHIsKEY-st,,o, and common e2.bo per gallon
HtMS-ies sugar cured IS cents pr pound.
BEESWAN-20 70 Is cents poT pound.
HOGS-Dressed 81 ooa 90.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26
OBITUARY.
Nellie Van Fleet,
A. Maria Platte,
Johu L. Cole.

Died, Of consumption, in Tim, Ohio. March
18th, lsos, little NIFTY MAY, daughter Of II. II.
). A. Snyder, aged years, months, Andi2 days.
We have laid her In the grave,
We have gathered up her toys,
We have hid euch sail momento
That reminds us Of our Joys.
Not because we faln would bNnish
From our eyes the tears that swell,
But We would our heart could Whisper
"uoayenly father Il Is we'll" L. II,
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Young Mems Christian Association.

The question Of organizing an association
Of this kind has been mooted in our city. 1t
is worth some effort. We need public
reading room and Library accessible at all
times, nnd one could be successfully sustain
ed in no better way than rnder the protection
Of young mems Christian ASSOCIATION.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26
murder Trial. -Heury Bolton,

pcrodo and escaped convict who killed tho con.
stable Bevier at MonroeVile las, month, was
tried last week at Norwalk-JudRe Stone presid.
ing. The trial closed on Saturday and tho jury
after brief absence returned verdict OF Guilty
OF murder in the second degree, and the prison
er was sentenced accordingly.
Bolton docs not look like a hardened criminal.
but evidently has great resoluteness. He was
frat led astray by bad company and drinking.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26
A Town Clock for Belleyue.-M

Town Cl0Ck Tor BelleVue' MI.
Phillip Srewsld of this city, has just COM
pleted the manufacture Of large town clock
for the Methodist church, at Bellevue, which
s to eost them sevea hundred dollars. Mr..
SeewNli's time is entirely occupied in the
manufacture OF these monster time keepers
and We believe wherever used they give on
tire satisfaction
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26

Stamps. The Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue has decided that letters acknowledge
lug the receipt Of money, by check, drafts,
or orders, when for an amount exceeding
$40, should have 2 cent stamp affixed.
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INFnRMATInN.

Information guaranteed 70 produce Aluxuriant
growth Of hair uaon bNd hsad or beprd'ess face,
also rceipe for the removal Of Plmnles n blotch-
es Rruptions, etc. On the skin. leaving the same
SOFT, clear, and beautiful, can be obtained without
charge by addressing
THoS. p CHAPMAN. CHr~rsr,
NAX 10. 1891
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26
RRnnRa ny Ynrru

ceatiemsu who suffered for years from Ner-
vous D"hi'itv, Premature Decay, and the efsc's
ofyothfu' indiscrciion, will for tho sake of SUI
lfrlns hun unity. send free 70 all who need It, tho
reeips snd directions Tor mAkinz the .impla rene
" by which he was cured Sufferers wishing to
roat bv the adver'issr's cxnerience. can do so by
, iresSinT, in perfect confidence,
JoWSB OGDEN,
May 10, 1857, as Cedsr street. Y. Y.
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DuSjUesS Chanrps Our Young fri,

UHAiHtHS VHdHSVs'--UUT Young ITIehds
]. II. Mason and f. p. Bloom, have purchased
the Stove and Tin Ware establishment Of Messrs
sATcll Baldwin. We wish these young gentle
men the utmost success in their enterprise, Mr..
Blooms long connection with the establishment
will give the now firm prosperous prestige.
Messrs. suffcll a Baldwin will We understand,
devote themselves exclusively to thoir churn
and Wooden ware mauufactory.
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STATEMENT
or THE
V0NKERS q NEW YORK FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
AUDITOR or sTA rE's OFFICE, /
DEPARTMENT. OF lNsIRANCF.

IT'S HEREBY CERTIFIED, that tho innkers
| and Nes York Fire Insurance Company To-
Gated at New York City, 10 the state of New
York, has eompl ed, ia an respects. with the
laws Of this Htate relating ~ hlch insurance
ConpNnies. for the current yeaf, AMI has ilei M
this Once a swora Statement, by the proper
otncsrr, showing ia condition and buainess, AZ
the date Of such Statement, "a follpasi
Amount Of actual paid up Capital. $50, o 70
Aggregate amount ~ availatio Assets THlsJ u
Aggregate AMI ount of LiAbnties ........ ls0is 81
Amount Of INCOME f.r pneoeiius year t5s ,s1i 81
Amount Of Expenditures for the pre-
cedlnR year ''.,,,.. .,... .....,. Sa9ol -
In witness whereof nave hereunt9 suh-arfp'
u. 81 81 my uains. an oagsoi the seal of my ~
doe 10 be aft txei ~ iay an year ebaye written.
JAS. WILLIAMS. Chlef Clerk
maTl9noe7sa Yof Auditor OF State
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Corev--Op Tucsday evening

Carey .---On Tuesday evening, during the
thunder storm the barn of Mr.. clifer. in
sight Of Carey, was struck by lightning and was
burned to tho ground. The barn contained
wheat anil other grains besides quantity Of wool.
Two horses were IN the Sarn, for one OF which the
owner had been offered the day before $3.50
this horse was burned a. deaih,-the other es-
capped badly scorehed- Mr. cl'her's loss WI
probably be not less thsn 81 900. He was not in
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26
Fntal Accldcnt-A Man Drowned :

Mr., Aaron Miller Of this vicinity In company
with another msu In boat, while ondcaVoring TO
secure a log In the river on Saturday morning,
the 9Th instant, we're carried over the dam-the
Litter by some mean. made his escape. but Nil
Ter vas drowned, leaving wife and two children
to mourn his loss. This is one Of tho many in
stances where the utility Of Life and Accident
Insurance is manifest We would hereby warn
all others Of the danger Of dciay and solicit them
to call upon MS and for very small sum insure
their families against oil such contingencies by
procuring policy IN the travellers Accident
Insurance Company Of Hartford. Connecticut,
for which we are agents.
RoBERT LYsLE CO,
General Insurance Agents.
Tim n M,rci, 10 lgGa uo2kt3
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RemOVal.---As will be seen by reference
TO a new advertisement issued by Hessrs.
shawhan 4 Wilson, this week, they propose to
open their new stock Of goods in the Empire
Block" They will remove from The old stand
to their new quarters, corner Of Main aud Madi-
son streets to.morroy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26
The Orphan Asylum.

IWW WIVH"H NJ IUHI'
that the superintendent Of this Institution Mr..
]. q. zuEer has resigned his position ON account
Of ~ health, and will rcmoye to Illinois Mr.
C. Hammer, u Cleveland, takes his place. There
are now 90 children at the home. The building
At Flat Rock il nearly completed, and will be oe'
oupied In about two weeks. It's 50 BY " feet
The land purchased (lIo acresl will be farmsd on
shares, except such portions as can bc worked
by the inmates. Tho travelling Agent Of the
Asylum was here a few weeks sgo, and In short
address to the children gave them some good
advice,
We hope hereafter to publish tho prosperity Of
thu entorprlse.
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Taxes.-our County Treasur

Taxes.--our County Treasurer informs
~ that he is now ready to receive the year tar.
He Is very desirous that those who have the
means should call early, in order to escape tho
In convenience Of waiting in crowd, and to en-.
able hIm ts wait on every one without DELAY.