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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-02
Walks and Talks,

Gus subscribers on Monroe street failed to
get their papers last week, Such careless.
ness win be remedisd In the future.
Iia sufficient number of Driysle families
viii take gas into their dwellings on south
Main street, the Company will proceed to lay
pipes and set street lamps on that street, as
far south as the st. Joseph Catholic Oharch.
A bran new engine, constructed entirely
in Sandusky, made trial trip to Carey on
Wednesday last, passing through this city at
81, P, NJ, and WAS found to be a complete
success We regret that we were unable to
accept the kind invitation from President
Sloare to accompany and witness the eI.
eurssar
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THE PIONEER LINE OF OHIO.
Clpse Connections are Made.

Al SAuiuaky, with Trains OF (Nnrthcrn Divls-
ion) Lake Shore Railroad Line, and during the
season Of navigNton,l with Lake Steamers for
theIslNnds AMI Detroit.
AtClydc, with Trains OF (Southern Division)
Lake Shore Rqilroad Live. ~
At Carey, with Ftndl W Branch Trains.
At Forest. with Trrins OF Pittsburgh, Fort
Wavne. and Chicago Railvay.
AZ BellefontAine, With Trains OF the Bele-
font-ine fCrestine and Hiliannppll.l Railway.
At Urbhun. wi'h Tratns or the Columbus and
InitNpApolis Central Rrilw7y.
AZ springfield, with Lnndoa Ersnch ir'ins.
A. London. with Trains Of tho Columbus and
NrnlN Rail-oAd
Al Daytpn, with trains OF the Dayton and wes-
tern RaiiroNi. '"
At ClacinnatI. with Through Express Trains
90 and from Louisville, indianapolis. 81 L"uis,
Cniro. Mamnhis aud The South kentucky Gem
trail Railroad aud ohio River Mail Baats -rr
Thia lime hhshecn NEWLY EQUIPPED with
Superior Modern Day Coaches Smoking Cars and
Night Sleeping Cars, unsurpassed Ia comfort and
stvle 'N .ft~.| r. u |'t ..| N..I.'.'
TRAINS RUN THROUGH 10 and from Gin
einnati without tran Ter 70 PASSENGERS or Baggage
at DVtOn. thu4 en-urlug comfort and nidnig
greatly 10 the pleasure Of the tTip between the
Lake and the Ohio River
THROUGH TlCkERT2 sold spd BAGGAGE
CHE"NS given to al principal cities reached by
this Road and connecting lines.
, I.C. WILLIAMS, suDprintend
T. H. GOODMAN, General Ticket Ageut.
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The Seneca Chief Fire Company Intend
holding picnic on the 4ih at sneat6s
Grove.
Nr. Henry Buskirk and lady, lef, for the
west last week, aud intend spending the
summer in Colorado
The July meeting Of the S. &B L. A. will
be held in the Firemen's Hall, in the Engine
House, as will all meetings OF the association
hereafter.
The pupils Of the "Ursuiine Convent OF
this city, will give a musical entertainment
on Tuesday evening, July l4th, for the bene-
6, Of that institution. The public are cor.
daily invited to attend.
The cellar of Mr. R. W. Sbawhau wos
broken into one night last week, aud some
wine and other articles carried OF A little
shooting would have wholesome effect up.
on such night mRrauders.
In order that all hands may be enabled to
sorego work on the Fourth, we go to pres
caller this week, and communications will
stand over until our next issue. This will
also account for any remissuess in our local
department
The swel,ering temper,ure Of the weather
during the pas, week, has been everywhere
remarkable. A delightful shower on Tues.
day evening, cooled the atmosphere for the
time icing but II is at present writing eso
in the shade, with iced drinks and palm.leaf
fans In universal demand
Considerable wool has been purchased in
this city, since our last issue, .-ptices not
running above Al and AZ cents. Farmers
show readier disposition to sell than they
did last year. and prices remain stationary.
The commencement exercises Of Heidel-
berg College on Wednesday evening OF last
week, were attended by very large audi.
encc Of friends aud citizens, at National
Hall, and passed Off very pleasantly. The
orations ard essays were brief compact and
generally we'll delivered Aner the exer-
cises at the Hall, the Alumni proceeded to
the City Hall, where the greater portion ol
the night was spent In festive manner.
The funeral Of Miss Adelia NJ. Bowe,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Z. C. Bowe, will
t,ke place this afternoon from their residence,
corner Of I'd Monroe and Miami Streets
The friends arc respectfully invited to At
tend.
poor family who passed through town
on Monday, were objects Of fgeneral commits
scrntion by those who witnessed their pov.
erty-stricken appearance. They were from
Lorain county, and with one-horse cart
were going with all their earthly possessioni
I to Kansas.
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For Your Home Paper!
FlAr Rock, sssroA Co., o., uarch TO- 1888.
ALEN. WHILLDIS, ESQ.,,


FLAr Rock, ssSEoA Co., o., Harch 10, 1865
ALrN. WHLLDIS, ESQ,
President orthe American Lilo Insurance Co.
DEAR sIE-I beg to tendor my thanks to the
American Life Insurance Company for the
prompt and satisfactory manner In which pay
ment was made TO rno rs administrator of my
sons estate, by II. Totrey, your General Agent
ofthree thousand dollars, being the full amount
Of the policy which my late son, William G.
Noll, held in your Company. Although but three
payments had been madS, the three notes given
on the premiums were awarded as dividends.
In behalf OF the youn widow and her infant
child, thank you, and AS showing my apprecia.
tion Of this benlhcent Institution, have taken
policy for five thousand dollars in your Company, =,
and assure you that shall embr.eo oyery on
port'mity of rocommendinS the American Life
Insurance and Trust Company Of Phadelpha to
my friends aud % the public confidence,
peotfully, ELI MoLL.
SA''rr. II PECK,
Agent for the above Company has opened an
office IN Commercial Row with G. J. Keen, So.
where he can be found from 10 to I2a. m. and
nom to . p. M. noa3 mos3.
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Here and There.

The schools OF West Lodi and adjoining
districts win have a picnic in the Grove near
that place, on the Fourth.
A boy named Willis Merrimau, about tbr-
teen years old, was drowned at Kenton on
Tuesday, while bathing in the Scioto
The Good Templars of Hancock county
and the southern portion Of Wood county,
will unite in the celebration Of the 4th, at
Nc Comb.
Fourth Of July is to be big day, at Sam
dusky and vicinity, judging from the pro-
grNmmC Base ball tournaments, steamer
excursions pic-nics, dances, etc.
The Good Tempars Of Fremont have
chartered the splendid steamer, Epcning Star,
Capt MAGLE, for an excursion and basket
pic.uic to the Islands, on Thursday, July h
The boat will go to Putin bay, touching at
Sandusky and Keleys Island.
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REJOICE.

" O more hard scwing-no moro hard knitting
y for Z. II. sting has the best sowing and
knitting machines now 10 use. The American
Knitting Machine is the only machine on which
the heel OF a stocking can be nnishcd. They are
80 simple that 4 child eau make it, own stockings
The improved genuine Howe Sewing Machine
comes out No. whenever II stands on trial be-
side other machines, rs you know II did at the
Paris, London, and New York fairs. Ii Is adApt-
cd Tor course work as well as fine. The hemming
Telling, tuckingi cording, braiding quilting gsth-
cringi and hemAtitching cannot be surpassed on
any other machine Some people buy the A. D.
Howe machine for the genuine; to avoid this mis-
take, LOOK for the trade mark (the head OF Elias
Howe) that IL embedded IN overy genuine Howe
sewing machine. The A, D. Howe is no compar.
lson TO the genuine. There will be presented 20
tle purchaser Of every genuine Howe machine,
"McCallis Royal Chartn for cutting ladies' and
ehild'ens dresses. The machines ars warranted
for three years.
have also got the singer, the Etna, the Inn
proved star shuttle, and can furnish the A. n.
Howe, II u Is wanted am determined not to be
undefsOld by any agents la the county.
Remember that am In the business OF repair
Ing all klnds. Of sewing machines, II You have
any ont OF order. Please give me call and will
give you satisfaction. ||'I''I
viii take orders for ell kinds Of seal press
es steel stamps and stencil plates, and will furn-
isn ihom rs cheap as they can be got IN larger
Rooms on Main st., over Kroh Elders China
store c. II. STING.
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In Lnis nnd nnt Lnts fnr Sn

In Lots and Ont Lots for Sale.-I shall
shortly offer at public sale thirty inlots situated
near the depot in the Second Ward. Also thirty
ontlois Of FIVE acres each, situated one and hail
miles east Of the college on the Republic road
plat Of said lots eau be seen at the Timn Wool.
en- Mills fho terms Of the sale will be liberal.
as regards the payments A better opportunity
will not, perhaps, soon occur to secure good
building lots, within FIVE minutes walk OF the
Court House, and good and convenient ouilots.
many Of them supplied with living water, and
some Of them sull having the natural growth of
timber well preserved.
noa2w4 wM. C. HEDGES.
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EnnOWs or YOUTn,

Agenueman who Ia carly life was victim to
that debtsing vice common to youth, which
resulted in Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostratiou, and came
aear ending his days in hopeless misery. After
using numerous remedies without success, he
obtained from friend some simple rules and
prescriptions that effected permanent cure
On behalf Of suffering hummty he will send
the same free Of charge to all who may desire IT,
Sddess - EDGAR TREMAINE, Station n,
iani7-ly Bible House, New York
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Real Estate Transfers.-Tho follovi

HVH4 AaoINIU ITdHaIbTss-IHu no IUIIVH IIIB
is the list Of Real Estate Transfers;
VIM Toll to Lewis selie, inlots Nos sI5 and $40
10 the Second Ward, for stO0
AMittorVer to sMlttorVsr, inlot No 40. in West
Lodi, for $3.50.
l. keefsr to Jaeger, inlot No 2ss in the First
Ward, less 80 feet, for 81 500.
G Gross to 7 7 Collins. inlot No sas, in the
second Ward, for $500.
& Frink to Margaret Morris. inIOt No. o.. in
New Reigle. for $3.50.
To MinPly'eto Harriet zepenick, 90 acres IN
Reed township, for t2.00.
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1. II Coed Time to sub.eribo (,
NotIcr to MISUNDERSTANDING n

Notice 20 Farmers. Something new.
q ". Huth's Champion, or Belle Of the Ken
stone Horse Hay Fork These forks are war.
rantcd TO work orno sale. Farmers can examine
them by calling att, NJ. MAYORS hardware store
at THIN, Ohio. Farmers please call, and exam
inc and try one before buying. We are selling
them on their own merit Manufactured 10y g..
W North, Plymouth, Ohio. no35wi
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Trr, Try, Again. Many people suppos

Try, Try, Again. Many people suppose
that because they have once been disappoin.
ted in a thing they will always be. liza man
is bi, by a rattlesuake he avoids snakes there
after This may all be true, but 1t does not
refd,e the fact that sohclb has just returned
from New York with a superb new stock Of
goods bought cheap Tor cash, to be sold cheap
for cAsh. BY the way VIC see that Ed. wcu-
uer, the best cutter in the city, is with Mr.,
N.A..lL
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NJ MlwMUTH DOTTLRs ONLY IS CENTS.
RUG ENtE HAIR REsrORER rae CHEAFEsT
AND REST

The EuaESIE HAIR REsroRER eclipses all
known discoveries for the rapidity with which It
restores gray and faded hair to its natural color
promotes its rapid aud healthy growth, prevents
and stops it when falling Of, and is most luxu-
,TiNnt dressing for the Hair, rendering Il soft,
siiky, and lustrous. Mammoth bottles only IS
cents. sold by }. 2. Marquardt, sole agent
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Farmers Beware !-Reports are in cir
cuation that extensive combinations Of
thieves have been organized for the purpose
Of plundering farmers throughout the WOOL
growing districts, Of their cash received for
recent sales Of that article Have something
" handy in the house." for such fellows.
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Advice that should be Hecded.-we

Advice that should be Hecded.-We
desire TO call the attention OF the afflicted to the
merits Of Ro5ack's Blood Bills, purely vcgeta-
bic eathartie, free from mercury and mineral
poisOns and undoubtedly the best remedy ex-
tant for the radical cure OF nervous and sick
headache, bilious disorders and all affections Of
the Liver and Blood. They are, as their name in
dcAtcs, Blood Pill they search the blood for
disease ami strike at the very root, thereby effect
ing not temporary but permanent cures. As n
purgative, they are all that can be desired, bong
mild and safe IN their operation and unquestion-
ably one Of cur most satisfactory Cathartlc
Pills, and should be kept in every household, and
when taken in connection with R1back's Blood
Purifier, are unequaled iorcurng scrofula, skin,
Disease, Old Sores, Salt Rheum, Dyspepia. Fry
sipelas, Tumors, Eruptions, and all diseases
arising from sdisorlcred state OF the Hood or a
disorsani1cd state Of tho system. Try these
medicines md you will never regret Il. Ask
those Who have used them, aud they viii tell
you they are best Of medicines. Hershiser s.
Myers, sole sgsnts, Tifhn, o. noH I'm.
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Sad Accident. On Saturday morning
Mr., J I. kanp, one Of our couucilmen, while
cutting brackets 10 the planning mill at the
depot, was so unfortunate as to cut entirely
of three fingers OF his right haad. DR. ]. D.
o. Connor dressed the wound.
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Li-t sr Leiiera- Remaining in the Tim P.
o., Juy isl. Iss.
GA Alien. E1AmA q Baker, W n Balsley, Mr.
brindlo, WIN harrick. Ella Cunningham, Aman-
da Clay, Mary y EhThArt, Caroline Hildevin-
Jacob hnifmsn, nSsd Kuhn, Mary l. Keller
Coonrad kaTeaner, W Miller, II NJ ller,
Francis Miller, A Miller, M-ry SIC Lean. ii
Mar, David Roop, John Ruhl, J snider, q
eehnidt, David Wise, Mrs n Wolf Charles
WesSssy, rtnaiths wns9n, liret At.1ssGxni
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LOst.-A small geld sleeve button, with
black and white euameled link across the
face. The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving ii at this office.
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Special Attention is called to the local
notice headed "Fine bargain offered" A
drst rate chance for man with cash to spare
10 double H.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.
REEVES AMBROSIA
FoRHAIR. IN1PRovED.


I. II is an elegant Dressing for tho Hair.
Il causes the Hair TO Curl beautifully.
ltkeeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy
II lnvigorateS the Roots of the Hair.
It forces the Hair and beard to grow luxuriantly
It immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
Il keeps the Hair from Changing Color from Age
Itrestoros Grey Hair its Original Color.
u brings out HAIR on heads that have been bald
.NDN. .titf for years. 7 2 r ? ~
Il Is composed entirely of simple and purely
vegetable substances
Ithas received over six thousand voluntary tes-
tifnonais of Us exeelleUne. many ~ which
are from physicians 10 high standing.
II Is sold in haIfpnnnd hotiles (the name blown
10 the glassl, by Druggists and Dealers in
Fancy Goods everywhere, az One Dollar
per Bottle. Wholesale by DrnaS
Barnes a Col Il. c. Wells A Gu; scineEelia Co;
nS1f On Fse York,
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rIFFIN MARKgrs.
Corrected weekly, by 9. D.. .sneNth,
TiGla. 0hio June IS, isse

CoTTeetod weekly, By 3. D. snfNth,
-. Tinln, Ohio June ~, 1858
FLOUR $1,000
wnEAr-sai As 10 81 30 from tean,..
COkN-9 90 cts,
RYE 4 ~ to 81 IS per hgshsi.
OAIS-86 cent?.
CLOVER sEEf-ss60 80 600
TIMOTHY SEED-Sl so.
fLAN SEED--sl,l5 10 So 90.
BARLEY--s2,0O per hushel.
BUrrER-26 to 30 csnts per pound
EiGs--lS cents per dozen.
LAkD-ln Kegs l6 cents per pound.
P'lrAroES--si 30 per bushel.
TALLoW--lOcehts per pound
NDLES-Stearlns zS. tallox zoe psr mound.
WHISkEf-eitO, ana oommnn o., so per galloI
HANs--l8S sugar cured - cents per pound.
tEEkWA1-e5 " ss esnis FER souoc
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Humphrey Lapham's Estate.

~ Office shere given that the Undersigned
~ have been appointed and arc qualified as
executors OF the viii and estate OF Humphrey
Lapham, late Of the county OF Seneca, Ohie, de-
ed. STEPHEN LAPHAM,
HIRAM CRAFFEE.
June, II 1865. nO3iw3.
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Primo Teas ---Mr. Nathan Beck has jus,
received the finest assortment OF Teas ever
brought TO this market. Give him q call and
judge for yourself Rooms No 2, Empire
Block, with Ryan & Brinkerhofc no Sc 81
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Protect Your PrOperty,-C g

Protect Your Property Capt. Snyder
Is the agent for the Star Galvanized Light
ming Rod, superior to any now in use. It is
stated that more than two million feet have
been sold annually, in all parts of the coun-
try. Capt Snyder is in readiness to put up
these rods for all who want their property
protected from damage by lightning.
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LEUCORR

Or, Whites. which follow local debility aud
~ constitutional weakness, can b entctpaly
cured by the use Of RShaek'e stomach BiuerS,
dy. a. those bittefs are prepared with especial
reference 10 this cGlnplaini and are warranted 70
cure Hershiser Myers, Sole Agents. noaom2
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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS,

A a remedy to soothe all nervous excilep,>,,;
n. and IN its truest sense, a neryins there ~
perhaps, no medicine exta... which il recoiyad
win so much fave" as Kobacl1's stomach Blttsfs,
" "'nv iull on going 70 bed is al that Ia re.
Hcrshiser Myers Sole AGENTS moan am
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Alurria9es.

DlLLON-STULTZ.--At the Parsonage
Of the N. 4 Church, in Tifin, on the 25th
INST, by the Rev. L. Warner, Mr.. John
Dillon and Miss Sarah E. s,ults, all of Sen
ca County Ohio.
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Keep Your Blood Pure.

fTHERE arc no remedies, now before the phh.
hc 70 well calculated % purify tho bleod
and recensIruet (so Ia speahO the whole system as
kebacks Blood Purifier, Blood Pills and stoni.
aeh bittsrs Hershiser Myers. sole Agents.
aeo0 2n.
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For Sale Cheap! Il will sell ny whole
sale aud retail Tobacco store, on Main street,
fronting the Court House, At reasonable figures,
As desire TO remove 70 the West For terms
apply AZ once 10 PhlLLtP ToKAYER.
June 20, le6S-tf
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"Sons OF Malta."-Let it be so record
cd that J. w. poland's Ilumor Doctor is the
best preparation for the cure Of sorotula ond all
Diseases Of the Blood. Put up in large bottles,
and for sale by Hershser 4 Myers OF this city.
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Cincinnati Chronicle. We call the at
enlion ofour subscribers to the splendid IN
ducements offered in their prospectus, to be
found in another column, for the campaign
Chronicle.
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Has cured m0re diseases where 1t has been
used, than oil Medicines combined. Il is the only
remedy that really purifes the blood, and has
never failed IN curing Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague,
end Diseases OF tie Liver
soldby all Druggists and Dealers.
DIR. S. Il. HARTMAN CO, Proprietors, Ian.
cAsrER, Pa, and CutcAoc, ILLiNois. no2o-3m.
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silver Plated Ware. -Spooss Forks,
Castors, Butter Dishes, Ice Pitchers, Syrup
Cups, Pickle Stands, Berry Dishes, Goblets,
Cups Communion ware sc, &C. Call aud
sec, at WV. GALLurs.
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Good News l--Dr. Smiths Electric Oil,
Of Philadelphia, is now for sale here At the Drug
store of J. T. Marquardt, and It Is, as every
where else, making astonishing eures-6oc to
sl-the cheapest and best medicine in the world.
June 2o-3mos,
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Seneca Mutual lnS. Co.. This institu-
ton, though practically dead as working
organization has n sort Of spiritual existence
that periodically hauuts and harnesses those
so unfortunate us to have been members
Whatever may have been its worth in ils
palmy days, it has now become a miserable
swindle. receiver was appointed over
Eve years ago 10 wind up its affairs, but lis
affairs have not been wound up nor will they
be until the last dollar has been sucked up
by the shrpers who have it 10 hand. Reg.
ular assessments we are told, are made up
on the notes, while no Insurance is vouch.
saied the payor-a queer kind OF mutualty,
Where does The money go? Into the pock
cts Of the knowing ones who bought up the
unaijusted claims for mere song and then
prosecute the members Of the defunct "mu,-
cal for the tall face OF them.
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NOTICE.

A ~ persons knowing themselves indebted 10
~ the late firm Of rOosmNn \ Miller, OF hsVing
claims against said nrm, viii please call and set-
tie the aNme At once with the undeFsigned, a.
JOHN Po0RNAR.
NOV. iht, l9bF ~ moi
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Eight oz-NOt -Four. Every bottle Of "Barretps
Hair Restorative" contains eight oE-not four, as
in Preparations put up N a similar style.
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Observance of our National Birth

observance or our National Birth
day.-Wc earnestly hope that our citizens
VII give that observance to our nations
birthday that is due to t. Business houses
should NIl be closed, aud the selling OF liquor
strictly prohibited, We would also suggest
that the day be ushered in by the ringing Of
all the bells, aud firing Of thirteen guns at
s'nrise. The firing OF pistols, squibs and
Gre crackers should be forbidden, as produc-
tive Of more or less mischief, besides being
unploasan, to the ears of everybody. A quiz
ct family gathering or social pic mic in tie
woods, or to the Springs, or an excursion to
the Islands, would put in the day in as good
II manner If not far better than by witness
ing parades, tournaments, public dinners, etc,
which only weary and excite, without Civ
ing any permanent enjoyment.
Let us have no wild, noisy, boigtrous cele-
bration, but quiet aud appropriate obser-
vance of the ninety.second anniversary of
our country's independence.
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A Good OGcr.- McCalrs Royal Chart
will be given to the purchaser Of every
genuine Howe sewing machine from this
date. The only place that these machines
can be had is at c. II. Sting's machine rooms.
TiGin, June ls, 1865 III .t ....
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r E M o AL,

PER . ON = g. SON
Have removed from their old stand, to No. and 2
Empire Block (baaement) where they will con-
tinue ~ payin CASH, the highest market price
for butter, Eggs, Lard. Tallow, BeeswRx, Rags,
sc, Farmers give them call no3l-3mi
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ERYSIPELAS,

or. ST. Authony's Fire, can he mos, sffeclnal.
> " era'heated hy the nsA of RnbAcl's blood
Purifier In conjunction with Rohaek's Blood Pills.
heFshlseT Myers cole Agents rose IN
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ATHLETICS.

We are unable to furnish the score of the
game between Upper Sandusky and Tifin, as
1t was not handed I'M our boys were ahead,
however.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-02
Pittsburgh, Fl Wayne & Chicago
Railway.

3 On and after May nth, 1868, Trans will
leave stations daily. (Sundays cxccpt"d,l as fol-
lows. t'rrain leaving Chicago. at 63N p. NJ,
leaves daiIv.l Train leaving Pittsburgh At A.
y. NJ, leaves daily.l