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DOG LOT.-A SMALL WHITE POODLE,
~ with gilchain about his neck with owners
lame attached a suitable reward will be paid for
his return to BATES, No. SO Hasel.street.
December 81
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II OST. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, SOME
IL WHEREOF King, Liberty or Broad streets, q
small MOSAIC BBOOCH, containing The figure Of q
bird on blsd ground. suitable reward will be
paid for its return to No. 80 BROAD-sTREET.
December q 6
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TNURNIsHrD House TO HENT.-TiiE
1 IHtEE IORY BRICK HOUSE No. 3S Hasel.
street, newy pin.ed both within and without, and
newly and nty furnished thi ioughout VIII be rent
ed for the px, year 1t o reasonable rent to salts
factory parv Apply by letter to E BATES, No. 124
Nee iuv.st,eaf Dacembt 81
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aeu, llublieatious.
DUssELL's BOOK STORE,
~ No. 2s5 KING-sTREET.

WEEKLY LIST OF NEW WORKS AND MEB
EDITIONS.
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LEAF TOBACCO.

A3AE 40InOOVs
TUsT ARRIVED, 1s CASES OLD FLORIDA LEAF
81 TOBACCO, to be sold on commission, by tha
lot or by the case.
Always on hand I'll kinds Of LEAF TOBACCO and
good SMOKING SEGARS from SIT. per n. and ups
wards by G. MADSEN,
No. IS socety-street near King
December 81 -4=s.s.-.s y
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lost ana 1ouno.

OTRAYEp INTO MY FARM I'm THE
y Klng.stret Road. No. 743, corner Of Lowndes'
Avenue cor, which he >wner can have by prov
ing property ad paying expenses. NJ. HALEN.
January 81
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1ITANrED.ACENTs EVLRYWHEKE,
w IN Gail the MAGIC CLEANSING CREAM.
Sample de-. TERMS Ihow cards, etc., sent on receipt
Of "a l.. CUMMINHS & CO.,
No 4sSouth Msrket street, Boston.
Novonohoro6 Smos
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i0ants.

YITANTED, A PlRTNER, WHO HAS
w soue cash capid, ty party who is doing
amount of cash for ,uestm mt, r. s., ofoe OF the
Daily NewL january
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w LADY, Boar In a private family. One good
sized room desiredturDished or unturnshed. WIN,
out ire or lights. oard per month not 70 e1cseo
$50. Addrsss "2D, at this Ofce. IN
December % ~
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do Bent.

ITO RENT A LARGE AND COMMODI-
l. GUS RHIDENoE, No. 46 Pitt-strect, next to
the soulhast conner. OF CAlhoun-sIeet. Apply 70
SMITH L. MnILLIVRAY, heal Estate Agents. No.
27 Broad.sreet stuth December ~
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Boarding.

DOARDIsG.-5e CHURCH-sTREAT.-
ID At most ,easona le rates.
December 2( ftuth6
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noN'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELERRA-
~ TEn SOUTHERN TONIC, P-NKNIN'S He
PATIO TIERS, an unfailing remedy Tor au DIS
eases of ths Digestvp Organs and the Livor. For
sale by all Druggists. 1yr November ~
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yI1ANrED rC KENT, WITHIN S1SE
w or eight ni.utes walk OF the postomce, %
In u pleasant neyn,Orhood, slthei small AooSE
Or lour or five DLM> In large one, Will - ao sepa
tuau ss5O or $40, Address IF. G., care L. Chapu
= -. Ss.moo q ret December IA
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BALE ROPE, BAGGING AND

ElOR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHAsERn
II by the Manufacturer q. oLUo0s.
No. 81 Pine street, Now York.
September a .: ..-! - a9t, &mo;1
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XJTANrED, BY ~ EXPERi GNCt AZ
w COtNIANr an sooI P nman, aIy emp oy
m ut that would occyy his o tent.on o. lew hou's
d4iIy. Ad,r.ss SCkBE, tity Postoftce.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-13
Mr.. Buckland,s Finance Bill.

Hon. Il. p. BucKLAND introd uocd
in tho House, rs mombcr Of tho
Committee on Banking and Finance,
a bill for tho funding Of tho National
debt, aud amending tho national
banking act. Tho Register, speaking
Of tho bill, says; at cmbodies tho
result Of our Representatives. matur.
est thought and most thorough re-
search on tho vcxed question Of ma.
tional finance, aud whilo We should
take exception to soma of tho pro.
visions Of tho bill, yot wo arc com.
PEELED to say that in our opinion it
has fowcr Objectionable features than
any other measure, yet brought for
ward purportiug to cover both the
subjects oftho national debt and the
currency. The bill, as whole, does
credit to tho judgment of General
BUcKLAYD, aud conyinces us that its
author is disposed to exercise that
conservatism in financial legislation
in which alono is safety. Hc avoids
the two extremes Of immediate ro-
sumption and ruiuous expansion; he
would not destroy the national bank.
ing system, but ho would open tho
systom to all, distribute tho circula
ton equitnbly over the country, aud
require the banks to deposit as socu-
rity four per cent. bonds, instead OF
those bearing six per cont. interest,
as now while ho would settle for.
ever the question Of paying bonds in
greonbacks by having the new bonds
made expressly payable in coin, he
would save tho people forty millions
Of interest annually, 10y reducing the
rnto Of interest on tho entire debt to
four per cent, OF course there arc
grave questions about tho possibility
Of negotiating a new four per cent,
loan at par, but wo believe that in
view of the preseut attitude Of the
financial question, aud the obvious
tendency Of tho times, the present
holders Of the Five Twcntios, both at
homo and abroad, would willingly
exchange their six per cent. bonds,
about whose terms aud redemption
there is so much dispute, for new
four per cent, bonds whose coin re,
demptiou is provided for tho bond,
themselves.
We believe that somo comprohcn
SivC measure, cmbodying tho genera
principles Of the BUoKLANp bill, will
aud should be passed by Congress a
an carly day, thus taking tho fnan-
cial question out Of the Presidential
canvass, where it can ouly serve tC
obscure the real issues Of the cam
paigu and mystiry aud uislOad th,
multitude. "
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-13
The County Convention.

Wo publish elsewhere to.day, q
call from tho central committee OF
the County, for Convention on tho
22nd inst, to select SEVEN delegates
to the State Convention, which assem-
bles at Columbus on tho ith Of March.
1t is highly important that our most
experienced men, in such matters, re-.
present us liz that convention We
are about preparing for Quo Of the
most important and vital political
campaigns in our history. \ willy
foo seeks to grasp from tho hands Of
the loyal and tried men Of tho nation
the helm Of government. Slight vic.
tories 10 tho fal! campaign have made
thom desperate. In view Of these
facts, let us put our veterans in the
front,--men who will present solid
unwavcriug phalanx to tho enemy
and who will be prepared to Eight il
out on any line they may designate
Honor then, we say, our next State
Convention with our best and mos
experienced men.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-13
GRANT AND FENToN.

-Tbs New York Republican State
Convection voted unanimously for
Gan. GRANT for the Presidential nom
iueo and Gov. FENroN, Of that State,
for Vice President As Gen. GRANT
Is western man-from Illinois,
though an ohiosn by birlh--itis roa.
topsble to suppose that the candidate
for Vice President will bo taken from
tho east. With New York, Pom.
svlvpnia, Ohio and the west for
GaASc, ,hero is no longer any doubt
but that he will be made the uomi.
zee on tho FIRST ballot, if not by sc.
clamatiou. The only question then
left, is tho Vice Presidency, and VIC
know ONO better man than Gov. FEN-
ron Here's to GRANT, FFSroN, and
victory
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-13
The State Convention,


An address will bo found on tn,
FIRST page Of to.day's paper, issued by
tho republican members Of the Ohio
Legislature, urging tho Importance
ofa large attendance oftho masses at
The convention. on the 9Th Of March.
We hope to see not only full dele
gatiSn from this county at tho con.
yention, but many others, who by
their presence aud influence will add
greatly to tho interest of the occasion.
As il will bo the first grand meeting
in the political campaign of 1868,
much will depend upon large and
representative convention, Of the 10y
al and earnest masses.
Half-faro tickets will be sold to
Urbana, on the Cincinnati, Saudusky
4 Cleveland road, good until tho 9TH
20 delegates attending tho Couyen
tion.
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At Homo and Abroad.

Admiral FarragNt has arrived in
Florence, where ho was received with
great courtesy and honor,
During tho past week, 29l omi.
grants arrived at Columbus, Only a
small part Of them will remain in
Ohio,
A Commercial treaty, between the
United States and the North German
Confederation, Is now in process of
negotiation,
John Gray, Of Brookield township.
Noble county, o., who is supposed to
be the last surviving soldier of the
Revolution, was l0I years of ago on
the 9th inst
The Chinese rebels continue success
ful in battle with the Imporialists
The rebol army numbers 10000.
Napoleon wishes to keep on good
terms with Prussia, and will there.
fore Danish the IIanoveriau Refugees
from French soil
Tho Canadian authorities are Ia
guard the Niagra frontier with rcgu.
lar troops next spring, being still ap
prehensiye of the Fenians.
Joe Dodge, an old thief, snatched
IN Hogan & Wado's Jewelry store, in
Cleveland, tray containing $40 00C
of diamonds, and attempted to escape
with it but was caught aud arrested,
The Peruvian reso' 'gtiou has proved
a success, aud CqnzcoS is 10 quiet
possession Of the Presidential Chair.
How long the quiet will continue and
he remain president remains to be
seen.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-13
A Refutation.

The advertiser doubtless makes an
innocent mistake in conveying to its
readers, by an article published last
week, on 1.-THE Pending Elections in
Connecticut" the impression that the
Republicans of that State are fatally
divided on candidates, by which a
split is prcphecied, A quotation is
made from republican paper with a
view Of showing this state Of affairs,
which article winds up as follows;
"Tho Middlotown Consultations, an
other Republican paper, also refuses
TO support the ticket"
We happen to have tho last mum.
Ber ofthc Middlotowu Constellation, in
which appears this editorial, mailing
the mistatcment efrectually, as far as
it is concerned. If there is anything
in itthat savors of boiling, our neigh
Dor alone can make it appear:
Notwithstanding the disappoint.
monts Of those who failed to secure
tho nomination Of their respective
fayorites at the recent republican con d.
vention in this state, no one, We be-
lieve, thinks Of boiling TIE ticket,
but all seem determined to work for
it earnestly and eHcctually. At all
events this is the feeling that per.
vades tho minds Of republicans in
this neighborhood, aud doubtless il
is so throughout the state. The deep
Importance Of present national issues
crowds all personal or selfish consider
atious out of sight Every true re-
publican, every loyal citizen, will re e.
oognise his own personal respousi-
bility in regard 60 these issues-issu
- that involve the honor, the peace
and ths safety Of the nation. What.
ever may be his individual influence.
whether ANAL or great, he will not
fail to make il felt upon the side Of
universal liberty and exact justice. II
we-only realize our duty in the com
ing spring election. and will faithful
ly perform it, OLD Connecticut can b,
swung back to her proper position a
mong her New England sisters, ant
thus the way may be opened to ,
greater victory next fall a victory
that will-seense the just fraits Of III,
war-Ihat will bring renovation ant
restoration 10 the south, aud rest Il
the weary nation. Let republicans
think of these things aud be faith
fd' ia the good work.
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FOR SALE.

ORPHAN AsYLCM-we the under.iEned Of
" fer for sale the following described property,
to-wit; house Snd two lOta, IN the Second Ward
House, And at present used ss an orphan Asy.
lum, II 4 Situated = few squares west Of the
railroad depot. is 5oN6Q a., tvo-storv brick, with
bNsement large stable, and other out.buildings,
AhN, good well aud large eisteIn. rhe house
VAS built expressly for hotel, and Il we'll adapt-
ell for that purpOte Il heiug situated on the cor.
acr of SNndusky ant Adams stroets. Price and
terms reasonable. For further particulars, apply
10 A. NIEBEL, Ag't Tinln, q.
notT-tt JOHN ORwtG, Ag't bellevue, O.
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Farm for Sale.

rHE undersignef, Wishing 20 quit farming, Of
lefs his splendid farm Tor sale very cheap, situ-
Nei IN Washington township, Hancock county,
contsiang i3T acres, - OF which are we'll improV,
el, the balance Is timber land, There Is a good
frame house, harm, wagon-housc, aud plenty OF
orchard of all kinds Of graited fruit, and two
good wells OF waior and a cistern. For Nrthef
particulars inqnine OF ths subscriber GA tho iarm
IN HctA MARTIN MANEER.
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Farm for Sale.

TNlIE subscriber Offers at private sale a valuable
l. tarm, situated in Wyandot county one half
mile south of Mexico, containing eighty.three
acres, under good improvement with sufficient
two story frame house, frame barn, and other out
buildings. Also splendid orchard oi different
kinds OF choice fruit hit Is not sold by the 25th
day February, II will then be offered at public
sale on that day on the premises.
For further particulars inquire OF Mr.. Rolston ,
on the premises, or OF Fernando Rogers, one and
half miles east OF Mexico, or Of the subscriber,
niue and half miles south OF Tfnn.
noiiw4 JOSEPH SWIGART.
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PUBLIC SALE,

fINlIE undersigned will oTcr for sAlo on Friday
i February 2lst, 1865, At his residence on the
Portland Road, two miles north OF THIN, person.
NJ property, consisting OF cattle, horses, sheep,
and hogs; hay, oats, and corn. Also household
and kitchen furniture. Wagons, buggies, farm
ing utensils, and harness,
IERMS,-All sums OF 81 and under cash, and
al lsnm' over S5a credit OF G months. the purchas-
erglylng note with approved security. Terms OF
sale complied with before the removal OF property
ncl5 L. $. HORTON.
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BANKRUPT SALE.

NOTICB is hereby glven that on the slth day
~ Of Feb, tS6S, will proceed to sell at auction
the stock u goods lately owned by n. A. & J. O.
DOwles, ~ tho sore lately occupied by them In
Kansas, Seneca eounty, Ohio. Dry goods, grocer-
les and hardware, for cash on delivery OF goois
nol1-u ABRAHAM ASH, Asslgues.
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UOION REPUBLICAN, COUNTY
CONVENTION.

10 thc Union RcpNbhcdn Voters eJ
Seneca County:
T. Pursuant to a call by tho Union
Republican State Central COMMITTEES
you are requested 10 meet in Mass
Convention, at tho Court House, in
Tifin, on
SATURDAY, FEB. %, 1868,
at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, for tho purpose
of selecting SEVEN ca Delegates to
the Union Republican State Couveu-
ton which assemblies in tho city Of
Columbus, on Wednesday, March 4lh,
1868, to put in nomination the fol-
lowing officers Secretary Of State,
Judge ofSuprome Court, Commission.
er Of Common Schools, Clerk of tho
Supreme Court and member Of the
Board Of Public Works.
Tho State Convention will also make
choice ofTouR ~ Delegates at Large
to tho National RobubIioan Conven-
tion to assemble at Chicago, May 90,
1868, to nominate candidates for
President aud Vice President Of the
United States at tho ensuing prosi--
dental Election. The Convention
will also nominate rwo (2) ELECTORS
AT LARGE for President and Vice
President, and transact such other
business as may como before Il.
A full attendance from each Town
ship is requested.
BY order Of tho
Co. CEN. Con-.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TUE co-pArtaership heretofore existing under
1 tho hrm name oC Searls n Co., ia the Steam
saw Mill has been this dNy dissolved All claim
against and all accounts due the firm will he setd
tied By II, Scarls; aud no other one Is authorizes
20 do 50. H.SEARLS,
Jan. 25ih, isss--tt CT LAMDERTsoS
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SARAH LEWIS ESTATE.

NOTICE is here given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed aud is qualified As adj
ministrNtor OF the estata OF sarah Lewis, late Of
the Countv OF Seneca, deceased,
JAns5Ss-3t NJ. Shirley.
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Take Notice.

No debts OF the contracting OF ny wife Anna.
" wul he paid by me, she having left my bed
and board without my consent, and the publls
Are hereby warned accordingly,
not7-3t. FRHART UOIIER
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themselves.
NATHAN BECK.
THIN, o, Jan. 81, 1863. noII SIN
N the District Court Of the United States, for
the Northern District Of Ohio, 81. In the
matter Of Lyman Bennett, Bankrupt. In Bank.
ruptey, At Cleveland, in said District, on the
2id day OF January, A. D., 1868. Northern Dis
trict OF Ohio, S. Take notice that petition has
been filed in said Court by Lyman Bennett OF
Green Springs, in tho County OF Seneca, in said
District, duly declared n Bankrupt under the Act
OF Congress Of March 2d, 1867, for q discharge,
and Certificate thereof, from all his debts and
other claims proyablc under said Act, and that
the 2bth day OF February next, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, Is assigned for the hearing OF the same, when
ana where you may attend AMI show cause, ifany
YOU have, why the prayer OF the said Petition
should not be granted. You will also take notice
that this second and third meetings OF Creditors,
required by the 27th ard 2sth sections OF said Act
Will he held by order Of said Court the 2lst day
OF February, A. D., ls6S AZ 10 O'Clock A. NJ AZ
Norwalk, In said District, before Frank Sawyer,
Esquire, one OF the Registers Of said Court
EARL BILL,
Clerk OF the District Court.
Tothe Creditors Of said bankrupt. [nol5w3
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-13
Theopilus Fulton's Estate.
ROBERT LYSLE,
House and Lot for Sale.

+ WILL offer At private sale between this and
Il the list Of April, a house and lot located on
Jefferson street harm and outhouses; fruit trees
u various kinds and well and two cisterna on
the premises. Apply to
noibwa H. WENNER
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-13
New advertisements.
A Printing Office for Sale
AT
OsaOIa, Clark Co. Iowa.

'THE Clark County SENTINEL, an office with
Il m Annu'l income OF $4,000. with preAa AZ d
types aud good office frame and lot, the one. ALI
of which viii be sold cheap for cash. Address
y, W. COLwELI,
noifw2 Ats and Real Estate Agent
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-13

AZ meeting of the Reconstruction
Cpp'mittes, Saturday, Mr. Stevens
strongly urged resolution in favor
Of impeachment, Tho subject Was
commhted to sub. committee. con,
sisting q M9ssrs, Bingham, Tsouth,
well nnd Beck Who win cxainin.
Gsai GsaDt saua other persons With
regard to the facts.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-13
KENTUCKY STATE
LOTTERY!
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

P A R RTI0ULAR NOTICE.
o
IeeRMittances WiIInOt be
invested in our next greaI Z
DraWing--a duplicate of
the grand Holiday Shemlc C
---unIess addrc sed, as
usual, 10 the old estab-
lished and only regular
state Managers,
MURRAY, EDDY e. CO. {,
COvingtOn, Ky.
Whole Tickets, $l2 Halves, Sc ;
Quarters, S3.
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FOR SALE.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing between
g. x. Brown, J, y. Wilson ar. w. shawhan
under the name Of @. X. Drown 4 Co., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, and all out stand
ing notes and accounts have been transferred to
the new Arm Of Shawhan 4 Wilson, who will
collect them without delay, and will pay on pres
entation ell debts OF the Old firm.
q. X. BROWN.
H. WILSON.
Il, w. SHAWHAN.
Jan. 2tth i69--not5t3
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TEA AND COFFEE,
Spice, and Variety Store

THE UNDERSIGNED, having opcned FAMI-
L ~ TEA, COFFEE, SPICE, and VARIETY
STORE in tho room formerly occupied by J. NJ.
Ebberpa saddle aud harness shop, on Market
to furnish the Choicest Articles the market can
afford at the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-13
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
" with others will present petition 10 the
Commlssipners of Seneca county, Ohio, at their
next regular stsson In March. asking for n hnngo
OF \ County Road along the following described
route to-wit:
beginning AZ point about forty ti0) rods North
OF the South least corner OF the North esat quar-
ter OF section twentysix (26l in township three
t3) North Raugo fifteen (15) East in, Seneca Conn
ty, Ohio. Running thence North 10 n point situ-
Northeast corner of said Northeast quarter, and
the same to be cstablishe the section line be-
teen section twenty-five (25) and twenty-six (26)
In said township.
NORMAN D. EGDERT, and twelve other petit
tloncrg, not5 a.
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NOTICE.

A III persons knowing themselves indebted 10
~ the late firm Of roOr0an a Miller, or having
claims against said nrm, will please call and set-
ile the sNme, At once with the undersigned, as
JOHN PooRNAN.
NOV list, l6eF - DOl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-13

ron PAINTING, PLAIN, on IN cOLORs
~ neatly and promptly eNccQhed atcity prince ~
ne rhlprNE JOB ROOMS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-13

Hershiser a. Myors,
Ne, pAe.essh's nsseh, Ttan Uhio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-13
JEFF. FREEZE,
TAILOR.

TAILOR,
HAs removed his Tailor and Repairing shop
IL to rooms one door east Of the No nre en-.
gine house, on Market Street, and nearly oppo-
site Dr. kuhn's residence, where he viii be on
hand TO wait on his old as well as new customers.
Thankful for the past fayors he sclictcs con-
tinuance of aportion Of the public pa,ronage.'
Cutting attended to with promptness and care
Tiiln, Jan. -, 1868. notlw3
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no OoUNrRx pEALERs,

We win EaAFantsA 70 nlI thsaa esasrs a. Low. ~
Dnplieate any NIL Of Gooas ahsy can bHy IN
CtevsAanA OF Clnetnnati, IN oaT Ilna, AnA cave
tho freight. Give us year esdsss and iSy NJ.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-13
We arc PV0pEisssrs 81 HsS~hlsoF 4 Myers eel
sbratod Imprsvod
CONDITION POWDERS,

For Hosses. sni Csale. A very superior arti-
dele Whleh have giVsn saiisfaetion 20 sVsSY Ona
Who has ussd then. Try them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-13
Lowest Cash rice,

All who arc fond OF Prime Cup Of Tea or cof-
fee, will do well TO call and examine aud try for
Themselves.
NATHAN BECK.
THIN, q, Jan. 81, 1863. noII SIN
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08

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