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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09
The EloetIOn.-IThe 7eleAi6d lT5t Town

The Election. 1.-The 9eleRibd Tor Town.
ship and City officers passed OF quietly. In
the FIRST Ward, Jesse fI. Leidy made good
run; RS$ing 8 inAjOtity,S cOontihg 20 Votes
that may Bi9g throwd out bn account 0t, the
absence Of Stt Lcs;;s,!9 3 hiif name. AHezekiah
GrOtr, also recorded good rtdEi, aha ftasired
but-gI 10 elect him. In, the Second warai5, T..
Kaup lssPsl was sisted. BY anaajoritynsiso syl-
vester Clark, AssesseEs-Rho had no opposition
caL vote d ne eou"sy next Seek. ] Ha6
The P0st.Esydhie Adrhhtej Or, Trying
the, World, is the name Of a new noyellstte
by. Amanda y, Dplglas, the talented author
OF ttIu.TFusti ~ aS,ephen Dane, &c. II is
the story of a young orphan ,GiTlS expert
enees. 1t is ihsg being published in the
SataEaeyl Evening Post, and will run through
from fifteen to twenty papers. Que dollar
sent to the publishers n. Peterson a Co,
Phi!adeiphiaJwih iecurs hhei PoitsiOr six
months Including this and other deeply. in-
'ers''liiF stories. q lHMAb WNV
Personal. are obliged, very reluct-
antlg FtO uohtra1ict auTzsiGemenu @ hiais ihe
other day. Ithat Mr HIeArg Gale Mas about to
become connected With the firm of Baker &
Brown, hardware merchants on hHih streeg
Mr. eese ahas'eh gAt te,i in the safne bqsfness IN
TiGin.--SPrinafeld Republic "
yAr, GPlsythsAAoye gentlewna Tefsrved 70,
has latslgs beep f0ppected with ths 'h, u EN
Company ip4hissity, Spt Ia Ehtshp9iti0a
by bic P6ahls 'pSnpsrs and dlslriet ettsAiion
to business has won many friends here, and
we are pleased to note'hisprolonged residence
vith.nG luIls- taken, iNBs lelisvs O. a sposs
,ion in Nj. WIN sGiiisan's' 6ardwatef store. e.
The 5lhhNSOiSa d IiII Aiways
pleased to call attention to substantial inn
ptQSythetts 10 ont Slfy looking Ia ,tat nc,
as niGuIasa arsus Sstse aaa a~sasS etaaiass
notice ip thiS bshAlL. ihs evident pI@psrU
SittA N iAhN 5biehH MA It n %XMln
the best in aSlsIsIs oAiJ,gkAd is in the
hands ofeoapstent ballp amssE5Tt ts aIolks
Hstahitat " Sessa snl6ss SsGtqpdt sas
broken, the first Of this week, for new
A0tsf8nS tB5e ~ tsFSs Aaei
wilIjsFolvs a. etFe1fS sf ohRt zSVSaoo'
When this improVement0is completed, in
stead Of thlrty-tAres.- employment will he
given to about sighty.opeTa,ives at the looms
aud elsaSsher& sEFlasna ahass liesni aainAisrhl
tsavstHSi isIhe " eaissiiis, kiSS
feruegs will saie sl--E fs1oo ~ - Glaoe
fffssssrfaI ~! n ~
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Asst! E q. Z. EGis3sSSEe G3aSSt fisTl z

Please NOtlfy.-Those ofour city subscri-
bers who have changed their places Of resi-.
denee, shogla notify l,hissfsce FvF the-parrier.
go that no mistake may occur in the delivery
of papers
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09

CALI Call u Call iil--Call for. ''Hershi-
ser ssiyets Improved Condition Powders and
ttso no other.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09
,a.1PEErERRED SPECIALS.

Please Call--At Hcrshiscr { Myers
Drug stSfes 'shaeshfhine tRsif Airge new stoci,
Of Wall paper and Window shades, before pur.
chasing elsewhere. wall paper atpriees ranging
from 10 ccntNto s2'5o per rolf They arc always
ready to show their goods. Go and soc them
Without fail.s II III -GL .f{ a Nf
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..IeFgRtIG sAE,E,noH

I WILL SILL Ar-PBBLIC sNLE AT THE
y G,nm tta9ae, Ia ain q, On 80 tusdRg tle fBsh d
APRIL assss sa.lei Ne 40 90 A-dlsoa stree, ,ih
Hsss ELLESwRIcHr.
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WATCH rs ENRRIERYBODE
A Very Superb Stock OF Fine Gold and Silver
Watches all Narfadied TO Hun, and
Thoroughly Regulated, at the low
Price Of Ten Dollars Zach,
aud Satisfaction Gunran.

Ine ABOVE Stock VIII bc disposed OF on the
popular one price plan, giving every patron q
fine Gold or Solid silver Watches for slO, without
regard to value.
Wright, Brother, s Co, l6l broadway. New
York, wish to immt diately dispose OF the above
magnificent stock Certificates, naming the arti.
clcs, are placed IN sealed envelopes and well
nj Ned. Holders are entitled to the articles nam.
Ell in Their eertifcates upon payment Of Ten
Dollare, whether " be q watch worth ~ 600 OF
one worth loss. The return Of any Of our cert.
hcates entities you TO the articles named thereon,
upon payment, irrespective OF lis worth, and as
no article valued at less than $40 is named on
any eert dcRte, II viii At once beseen that the is
no lottery bGt q sttAight fonsat1 Legitimate
trausactioh, which may be PARTICIPATED Vi even
by tho N ost fastidious.
a Ing Gle cert iheAie VIII be Aenl by mail, pest
1aid % DdN fece rt % cents Il 80 Tor I'll sietSn
forsg thirty = sae ami eiegant premium fdr Sb
sxty.six and more valuable premium for slO,
one hundred aud most superb latch for SIS. To
agents or those wishing Employment, tS'- Is =
rare opportunity. II 3 logitimately conduct.
ed busipess, authorized BY The Government, and
open tothe most careful scfntiny. Watches sent
by EKpnss, with bill for collection on delivery
80 that no dissetisfaeson can possibly occur.
WRIGHT, BRoTHER4 A CO.. Importers.
nos1mo i0l Broadway, New York
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TRAINS GolkG EAsT.

tTATfosS.- -ExFRE IISfk,- ExPR IT1F1---
0I.t{s s5s1 ] 10 y Y I0.so Ftsl.S S0F sF9S N
xslpAsaiso. S.o3 :. I2.lo a. AI-G.e5 " $50
Riymoatn::,-le u e.1 $40" s4S
ssit, sSisssSi fHsl Z. i.lss1:s s::s 0:IT sGl:i,saT
Fort Wayne. rs 6IO 1880 (" II 40
Nsn wert,... as Yea II IS "-,INFA
IAinak k...D pee. $40 q auaI I2g3ECks max
forvst ........... Fa9 stS iIi :" oS u
tp. Bpndusky sos iolo e.Os /" tSs
Ssaygg = fSi e.; I, isfs 89 gas SSsEA
Sr'"ne De e25 "t.sO s.so 8 90 An
Msnsas.t sis :. l3ss s,.s ?, .!Hs.s2 &c
MNssiilon .,.,,. 0,i3 =. 2-35 6I31 Pas /"
cs@Iee; J, ~ 9SSCS sS5''-.S 'sSSs As 4 nd. = J.
sstsm .........ii.ss 4N " T.ss ii 40 "
SneIla;ksss n.Il llal;k.ss. ,sssHasSR esi 'T..SSlasi,scrs"
.-FE Pr. MNERs,
- osnfJl ri-ks' AEstr
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sTAFEMEN r o. THa AETNA
--gsyssa g, sLIVH 7e 80 -,
Stock INSURANCE GlHpANY.
EoR'TRa YsAR nNuINa psCaM-
BER 81. 1867.

iaa .I1di1 ca BErl LFsI sitaH g. bnsse
''''' no,AtRiTt29lRl. or g sr lsFgE ot.tIte,I''
C0LUnBus, OHio January 81 ISIS
II Is'HEREbY DER iLFiEO, ltliet 'the gEt %
Il Lie Stock flnfiifance CorApanyJ i,Jsted N
iianforl IN the STATE Of Cohuecticat, HAS com.
relating TO Live Stock Insurance C0mpanlos fpf
the current year., and has 1led III ti1s Ofhc6 a
sworn statement, by the proper officers, showing
statement as follows;
Amount Of aeturi paia up Capital ....sli2. 800 OO
aggregate amount Of available Assets lkU,ol A
Amount ot lnenme for preceding year ~ ssa ul
Amt Of Expenditures for pre'ing year gs is5 80
a.. 81 my Aatns and caused M Sal sf an ~
fee TO be affixed, the day and year above written
JAS, y GOODMAN, AUDITOR. Of state.
MesssI siolss y, hSsYE Iss. G9i AsS''s sfs
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rirriN NaAnprrs

- TtfFiN MARKETS.
csrnecteA weekly by : a. Snsath.
Tins. Ohie, April q. teaS
} v6Skr-ss.s sofa q IS sr5a team.
CnNN-so cts fot new, % cts for old.
.RNE-lol 10 Si,to per bashsi.
uNfs-ss cchts.
CLOVER SEEn-s7,N
TIMOTHY SEED-s2 9otos %.
FLAX SEEO-sl vi.
BARLEY--Si,to to 81, 50 yer bushei,
RurtER Us togs cents nef pound.
EgGS--A cents per dofen.
LARn-tr Kegs cents pef pound.
PorAToES-SN 10 st,O0 Ittr bushsi.
TALLOw--s 70 3 cebts per pound.
CANDLES -S;eNrine aS, tNlio~ 3Oc PER pound.
WHtskEY--st,tO, and common $3.50 per gAliog
A., HINMsr-lgs sugar suted g cents pst pound.
iAias1 SrS,sS & "a $50 so ~ ~ pf0nff pf0nff
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The Emit Crnn-rho el

The Fruit CrOp.-The earlier fruits IN
most iloeAliiiesin-our counlT Nrcudd 1N'saly
u ID q III d5srsuiISr1s, das,foyoi D.
q - -iaisf IN, tsA 100 hdeh
fol-ta.d. Moch Of this winter Killed ftsit
We -Isetp. iflssgoad w taiihc laets,SsFere
snow seam .suhca-it,mAas'an 'aneoaAitional
surrender Jl-its qefnAin{6s yfAlay.
The esnesais heFriOasSRd, Gnspe vines are
very badly froaes,ulahiSgftnccessary to cut
avn. .she greafet roriono of last ssmnsts
gtos'st, sud slvessoens ears % tbs presetp-
tioE,Of.those which slill retain ,lhG., ~
The present indicstiors, 50 lar. a We can
lsaraFSrscthM Ss- -sbst ssys: lfSs, rult tbe
'comiaR season ihNa fp1,Raay years previous,
especieAy nos Peeches, Cherries sudisBcr-
riesaoF ~ k,btassfts fifasa issW r.
n ixzaaza nlaizzl1l1 ii 80 ~
Poorly Seasoned p -.opr swsathsr-
hash last week, We ore compelled 70 SdmM
asss toSEsy II sUntd ~ f6,Grs rilss,i-
cation. .Vlfal irs0C pdswhiSgit5lStaliri
nothing finds itsefso iu-season and out-of-
sSasoS Il SI'a'@SlaHkc obcms wsstheE 'Lssie
wTile Of the ahorrId wes,herahor tho pre-.
vailisg storm, aud ten 70 one when The item
6uds is Eay out into the world the bright
sun will be shihing out in all It's rcmlgent
glory. Or rnny be, asit sometimes is, and
as we most prefer 4, -that We are given The
opportunity 70 speak 10 glowing phrase Of the
sunny sefcso DE k6elny a,mosphq9f ib,
moon-liS RightsefqlYe'g 'g he ehssTissd tAgr
setimeutal ,rsshs like Srtd ahd dhest'ls1
eoQustlg % pYcr rlsnti0fer
'Fae NeAtAr" tbStdevet. .ceasi I 2 fouas q
quenchipg Gye locals lhirs, Coz nems, )
Fwe have Became convinced, only saiSt0ueu
tion among the "ihugs Of the pasyi''ap,
to reserve all predictions for the iuiESe "a a
wi;e.acres and family sVshAhees, -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09

The TInih Nus lCaTsocTety. - The active
and passive members, or the Tim Musical So.
clsty.And citizens generally, who de.ire to man
Hest interest in the welfare OF the institution
are respectfully solicited TO aitend the annual
business " Eeetingt to be held on' sstpfdsJ Aprn
1lth, 1868, atsX o'clock, P. NJ, above Kfchnet s.
Vollrer's store A. .TKAUP, seS'ty,
DycyTcNisoSDTfe.sa, ~ q M
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Rnnni, claIms. .-The Parmaatrr.O -

Bounty claims. The Paymy,epGenss
al, in private circular, states thai kRii bepn. I,
" claims, nov on ,6le.. arc bein se!5le b
fast as the Second Auditor OF tn . tfnashft
can SthiIlitSG Jas sl6sTSIs Ser arpOs-
itediu Ms othee, Athe evidences ueesssAf3te
determine the validity OF the claims II Is
expected that the. whole .uuubsr Of claims
alrSsly fled, or likely Obsflsd, viii bspst-
ed on aud finally settled Silhih The nSSs nlne
ofoYytfy .sitsi s5vfl .sd Ts5g tiFT 80 vi
linVi'hs'i stg1EHt q 80 h11r "a eIl tNN
When claim Is allowed, Tie cAeek I,
lgawp, ,to, ibs order Of the claimant aad sent,
with iiisa dlscharge, 20 his attoruey,. ,Hio
himself. vhetv ailoEnay has beenssrpoiiil-
"a Snifs PayStieaoHly iron the isdorsspfht
otvhe eclaimant lIaless the latte I shall liy,a
power of attorney extented subseqnedtiy to
the date Of the check, authorize his attorney
to OeiSorhings.iffAay check is raid % im-
-psaPsr ipdeaapue6i, 'ihe Assistant TrssmsSr
of {Be uSitSa sescrt,Sew York city, ch
whom all checks tor additional bounty Nre
drawn, is-the responsible party 10 whom the
RFSssSaii lsok l4Il l pAYRrHh Es.E 2sFUT 81
Church, Going .LA-In, svety Christian
community aud especially iu a city, where
a church is available at almost every square.
is it not,tl.9, da " Of, al sP9Essqs who are
believers fhbaisnltS ma ssesa'ly those
who are supporters of the church, to give
their presence weekly at the house Of wor
IshiplI Itop,yhon syoTldiypoiut Of view.
No minister can be encouraged in his work,
without he has a congregation to listen to
him-als matters. not how ,geQSal The s.alpTy'
with empty Pews beGore him, h@olOses ali
heart aud preaching becomes burden and
service isyefep gsGgp tpTTT
Churches are considered as ciyiIiEing and
refining in their influence, and therefore in
their slstanauce, the practical welfare OF the
! s,mmdhits isfnhhuecdS RpstAy aSd a lack
of interest IN, u sermons Of Pastor Is like
tie hbscnce ~ loSr' M 4 hoitsts%d lthsnlao
the. more ..ss absent ourselves fson the house
Of Worship, tSe more hNElsoed our hearts
become. Recognizing the church as the
ksy.st6rH o6s0ss;y hndshset4anOhoror oer
republican government, II is the undeniable
duty of our citizens to countenauce aud sus
tain p,, ,NorpRn, IL, said Gan be truly wise
MhoiShH trnfy good. 50 iSft' '%iif our
cQpnty, whose government san never be
purely republican, unless its laws are made
in equity and justice, and originate with
I those N ho resoect the laws of God As a
natural result thereioTe, this more ehureh GO
ing not only the more christianity, but the
more elevated will society become both NOR.
hAlly and sociAlly,a.1 t..e ear. .4aor7 .-f,
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The Ohio Elgis published a, Lancaster, o,
under the management Of Mrt ClIC Zabn,
ls,s OF this7riycppssas.lsH sH splassd and /
improved typographical appearance. We 1
wish our young friend successin'hR usS 6el'fl
Of opessdoas.
Hunt snd Burnside, the parties Of the /
shooting setsy which occurred st Marion, /
fortnight slaee, ore recovering IRON their .
wouudG ~
Thsa Drummer Roy q Shiloh, popular
reprsssnp.st uft@ fkpH4 ! ?tlAE v-ol
ducsd IN many-p -plpcsspnder the auspices OF
the Grand Army Of The Republic. .'ss9 q
rrfv fatr Jla A. -l-2.l---ta---A r.eI rI /
s,a p - Marriage licenses, b 4
lsH - aITh 90 -ci ----... 1r IfI tiI H.rf rr
Tl,e'Ptsbss J,tdge isstea the teH6wios mar.
riase licenses dnriVs me month eniihg MAteh'
Slst, 1855 Err5rn the sh5rtncss o. the list it u
evident that cupid M became "siow Boy"
aud the matrimonial huanoss dults
HtrSfC. PlQeng4 ah9 soss wNtsonafi ol
Charlesiy, C,yelY and Laura Leaiplcr
silas d. AunNay aud sarah Il. Sanford
Charles Crawford ana JthnR orahap;
Philip r stcinments and porotha Kuauss;
George S,urs aud suSh Ash;
j. N Myrrs and Lucy Ann Youngs;
J. w fll.t t,idl A,a,a nj Hesiry, ~ w
Amos Augustasi and Catherine j. Clber
r. g. Blair ahd susannah shumakCr;
D. g swank and Emma Kooken;
MorEn Lynch and Nancy carrel
Daniel Huber and Henrietta Young
Lewis Godfrey aud ,,HnA Pnndiei iof Ia
Francis A. Lowe and Hattie Hix;
II. Horner and Hannah Angustedi W.. y ~.
=. Losser and Lucinda Rhoda;
Win. Leis,et sal RsSteca A,fffmttJ o. VI
George W. Smith and Sarah E. Nichols
john Shock end Elizabeth junk
| 8. umsbctt Ind Emma L. Myers, .......r
Rushion II. Field and Mary =. Myers,
] .EFuB-.gN01 fiff.-sf fNW"A e.
10 tribute 10 Lady OF Carey s----rh'
local Of the ,springaeld bVsbbs, in last week
issue, pAysa very high colnplimentto ycunl
lady OF our ncighboriss village speaking ot tn
l.yceum entertainment Of tho Female Seminar!
4 at ths t'lasg ,fe FHsR =
\ "S..s 4l% cNkSibr caroy, O., th4 bgisb'
central intellectual -tar Of the evening, dehNvre,
She Grafton.
Without manuscript, and with the mos
charming uaiyetc, and yet with courage whicl
/ eVinced great mental power and a thorougl
knowledge Of her abilities, Miss Carey steppe,
gracefully to the front Of the rostrum, aud tairl
electrified the audience with an original oratio
I on the theme Through tho Ranks which occu
pied fifteen miuutes in deliyery
/ Language canubt deacribe tbs gracrteese an
power of the fan orator, rs she swayed her en
nptured listeners with her eloquent sarcasm an
p'MaHfiSHe Mfis .S1Shl throd& NSta1m u MSS MAJ
sex as a skillful, victorious, RELENTLESS wRrriO
=zgSlg ,gss n gas5 ,a9 s'lTPa' SfNsqekon
, -lIhs Ar.r0An loals ~ de hoiew-led sooa.for
nO.hings, aud the lordly superiority gentlemen
| each in turn, were made to vince under the caus
tic satiro of the oratol We had hoped fot spsc
to quote largely from the manuscripts Of the Ota
ton, but would prefer 10 place 1t entire bufor
O' Mss cSs%y b%ss,st. gdhths and arshna,l
talent of ahigh order. and We eau but hope ~
may hNNe tho most faSerahle opportunities fo
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DallOu. - Irbisg l,obalars InaeAa6es kss

BallOu, --<-Ihis ropulars magazines mas
been received for May. Its table OF contents
pfaAIsS good irsadIde.0 ? It "a a remarkably
cheap magazine, and we do not see how the
Publishers can afford, it Per year sl,Ss
Address Elliott, Thomes L Talbot % Con.
gress ssltssl, Boston. -Hs,TAIT
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ERRORS or Youth.

gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
veaE Ddbnity ,ersnl Stars DScay, ma the rlfecls
0fSdbpr,fl ihdiscrcileu etIi fSrtha saixe,o ss-
foring humanity, send free TO all who need It, .he
recipe and directions for making the simple rene
dy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing 70
proat by the advertisers experience, can do so by
Addressing, in perfect confidence, -i"4
't JOHN r. OGDEN,
May i6 1867, 48 Cedar Street. ~ Y.
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Ia nala.aNlasals a.AlelIt ioT

@HNcNtHe9 Wy tt - 2
u s 'ai'ii y ss Rsla ..'..s,i z, sisnS TX
ftefsr NnNshs n ~ know nhy ehhr sksrf
the ~ ,chiae ~ Br willata, Pres, EeffelhAra
0oIlste, Aitsl y Afh,lf Mgs s.hne Hffsts Wa
M 0ifimtl NJ A,l,tf Nlrrt, y (, sftyy' M.
nni -4sneeti CN telht Dtyis n lnse n thr
9eess sle Z axe ohe oa.i ran . "a cir te
's'''' ss'y pNIps s.. 're'rrx ,,'',s:' ,,Ssfia
,bs,sASEaqs i isf II. Family caro
Tifns o., March ss. isis. hsaa -anls
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CipOinuati -Sanduskyy& Cleveland
NH aA IA RxIL tIee3-AIO. 81 ~ N
THE PIONEER LINE OF OHIO.
TINE CGRD. JANUARY IL, 1865.
DAILY, fsusDAYs rNcEPrrD1
TRAINS LEAVE TIFPIN,

,sslg NJ. .,tS'ss e9'. 4 'p Si.. .Ss ,..,1 KIN.
.klkiif eorNa soKrib AT UikAWl
$50 A. NJ, 1855 A. NJ, aud 5;t3 r. NJ.
ENnr-ss leaVes Sandnslv SunGav instead of
saturay evenings, and Accommodation leaves
Dayton sunday inhtead Of sAthriATegeningA N
tA.ltal t48 -Traiil U ljAlEGGM
Close Connections are Made.
Al RRndusky. with Trains of (Northern Divis-
En) Lake shore RaiiroNd Line. and during the
All cayds. Ebh Tfnins oftsoalheru pIsisISn,
LIKE Shore Railroad Line.
At Garsy,gi,h Findl,y Branch Trnins.
WAvneS SsDf' Qliecg0 RAilshY ~ Az
At Hellefontaine, with Trains Of the Belle
font7ine fCrestlne and Indianap polsl Railway.
.TAtTrFhanas with rrrirs Of the Cgiumbua' and
sSit y,S S'wSS fonsS, H,sI,, 1
AZ London. with Trains Of tho Columbus and
N"nia Railroad,
:, 4. A.R.SSsss; S; Eigbtr9% Of 3hs paytsnsna ives
Al CIncinnstI. with Through Express Trains
cAifd Nenlyhls. AAbdhei souths X entiIek cen-
tral RiilroSd and Ohio River Mail Boats
This Line has heen NEWLY EQUIPPED with
HgFfiSs MoqTR 1ff Cos - snSkIrE qvs Apd
rKT 7ifepiR pAff HnSufpanen y eomfortHad
TiSxshs HUN VHR o con 10 ma from ON.
einANu without tran sfer TO Passengers or Baggage
atnagt2n, thY fansuIiAg .eomiart and Sadnis
EWttetn the.tlcss.re OF the trip between the
THROUGH TICKETS sold and BAGGAGE
NHECks given to all prinripNl cities reached by
this Road and connecting lines.
!. Q. WILLIAMS, suDerintendent.
TIHs3eispett ttis '0snsrHt Tieket AgHtEr
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are respectfully solicited TO sttendu the annual
busineSs peeti nr to be heIdi on saturday Aprn
lith, 1868, at5JS o'clock, p. NJ, above Khchnet s.
Vollper's store. A. .TKAUP, see'ty,
n'cYT1NisoSl Tfs.sa, ~ 4 M
M gpfTTnsPA9 9M AND FIBBsI pR."VOry
An Illustrated AgricGittiral and Family 'Mass-
pne fartbs Rural Firesiis, Tbs cheapest 1pd
best publish cd iuithe7 Vorld Ike most rqlabl''
sndPoriiaf family magezlpe Of the day. Pub
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09
RnROns OF YOUTH.

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superior to Cologne aatt 1t half tho price. 2t2S
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09
TRURsDAY MORNING, APE.. 8, fsts,

Town Ind Eso5TntI.y.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09

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land. These gentlemen have one of the most
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land and see them.
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Tho Adde Johnson is the regular packc,
for St. Louis tomorrow morning Of seven
o'clcck
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31
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