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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26
BOTTLES oNLY rs CBNTs
SEuGENIE HAIR REsToRER THE CHEAPEST

The EUoEsrr HAia RrsronER eclipse. all
hnown discoveries for the rspidity With which u
restores gray and faded hair 20 IL, natural color
promste' it' rapid aud healthy growth. prevents
and stcps It when falling "a, and is = most luxu-
Flani dressing for the Hair. rendering a. soft.
sllty, and lustrous. Mammoth bottles only Is
cents. Sold BY J. '. Msrqusrdt, sole agent
iau27 "
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State M HIN L
OF The o0NNEJ rI0Ur FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
AUDITOR or STATES OFFICE.
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
uERfBY tcSERTiFiE%p % tha, tRs 'R CON conSeo

COLUMNS, ONO, January 10, ls0s.
IT'S HEREBY CERTIFIED, that the Coniec-
1 ttcut FIRE Insurance o npany, located ~
Hartford, 10 the state Of Connecticut, has com
Piled, in nj respects, with the laws Of this State
relating to such Insurmro Companies, for the
current year, an has hied IN TINS Office sworn
statement, by the proper officers, showing its
condition and business, at the date OF such slate
ment, as foll0wH;
Amount OF actual paid up Capital l."-..osiol,0n ~
Aggregate amount Of avail ,bls Assets jhl,sH 0s
Aggregate amount of Liab ties, 80, ,7s0 rs
Amount u Income for preceding year l7J,Sl9 z6
Amount Of Expenditure for the pre-
cedihk lctf.s. ttuf'Aoo ~
In witness whereof, have herelnt0 suh-orih-
IL. ). my name, an Gsusoi the al Of my Of.
hce 10 be afd xed, the day and year ohnye written
JAS H. O iDNAN.
naTi lnO ~ AnllIlnr OF q ie.
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Base Ball.-There will be meeting Of
the "TiGin Mines" at ,he once Of DR.. Geo. s,
Ying!InE, on next Wednesday evening, at 7
o'clock. All are requested to attend who desire
10 become active members Of base ball club
A reorganization is the purpose or the meeting.
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Revenue. We are requested by the
Revenue Assessor to say that the time for
making return Of income, and applications
for license, for the coming year, expires
with this week.
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Brave lllsses 5 the Mani-N

Brave Ulysses Is the Man! No one who
/, noticing the signs Of the times will doubt
this and rousing campaign song and chorus
with the above title, dedicated to the Grant
Clubs, must be eagerly sought for by his
friends. Such song is now bef re US with
stirring words, exciting melody and easily
arranged for the Piano. Mailed free, by en-
closing 30 ceais to J. A. Buuerheld, Drawer
6ls4, Chicago, Ill.
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SOMETHING NEW.

CuPPLtNErTARY sheet 10 the Royal snAgiah
y N'LOtisey, glvi every pureha-el the sdvan'
age OF .e'@eting his own numbers For informa'
ION address
WI. o. syTTH = ca. Gsnshsl As p,a.
o. Nassau street, kew YORK.
New York. March. D. ieea loslf
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Sewing Machine. Mr. McCutehen, at
the Davis House, gives MS an advertisement
this week Of The Wilcox 4 Gibbs sileni
Sewing Machine II is hl1hly spoken o.
Read lhe references to some Of our citizens
and cali besOrs purchasing
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CONJUGAL LOVE.

And the HsPpiaess OF True Marriage.
TNSSAY Tor Young Nen. on Tho Errors, Abuses.
~ and Diseases witch des'rov the M,nlv Pow
crs ssnd create impediments 70 marriage. with sure
means Of relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes
nee NJ chrrve. Address, Dr. J. SKtLLTV
HouGHT0N. Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pa. Ex. June 20. 1863.
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The County Inlrmary.--T are a

present &C inmates at this institution, some Of
whom are ncurablo man.Acs. We have heard
frequent reports concerning the management Of
the In6rmary which reflect very little credit upon
tho keaner
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26

Close OF the schOOls.-The winter
session OF the Union Schools Of this city, will
close ou Friday, followed by vacation Of
two weeks from next Monday.
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The New Road Law.-we will publish
next week, for the benefit Of our country
friends. the new road law. passed by the
Democratic legislature Of our State, during
lis present session,
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Easby. .---An efor, is on foot to procure
Petroleum V. Nssby. to lecture in this city. II
successful the announcement will BE- made IN due
season
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TtoEN Ttch3 TtCEl
sCRATCHi sCRATCHii SCRArCHlli
IN from 10 Ia l6 hours
WheHton's olntment cures The Itch
WheAtrn's Ointment cures Salt Rheum.
wheatnn's OIntnent cures Te'trr.
whertoa's Oiatrent cur-s Rsrher's Itch.
WheatsAs OiAtment cures O'd Sores
whesisA's OIat-a~nt earc' livery kiud
oHuumOF like Magic,
Price, So cents box; ny mail 60 cents. Address
WEEKS \ POTTER. Soi7o Washington street
Dosten, Mass
For snleby all Druggists.
Sept 2sth. isG7--iy.
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nIarriaets.

BLAIR-sHUNAKER.-o 10Th inst. by
the Rev. L. II. Ksfauser, as HE residence, Hr.
ThomAsJ J. RlA'r to Miss snsanDah shumaker,
both of Seneca Township,
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NARIlIEDIIL.E.

lnfornation and advice Of vital importance to
the married Of both sexes. In = sealed envelope.
san be obtained free Of charge BY addressing the
undcrsigned. Respectfully,
JkMEs BurLER,
s2a Broadway, N. Y.
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township Nominations. AS "

township Nominations. AS we desire
to publish the nominations Of the different
Townships throughout the county, our re-
publican friends will please forward copy
Of the proceedings Of their conventions to
this office for publicatiop
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sTATEmENr O. Taa AETNA
LIV f
STOCK INSURANCE ClMPANY.
FOR rHa YlAR ENDING DHcEM-
BER 81, 1867.
AUDITOR OF sTNTE : oFFlHE1
DEPhRrMENr OF IN UkANrE,

AUDITOR OF sTNTE : OFFlNED
DEPARTMENT OF IN URANcE,
COLuAuus, ono, j nunry ~, l4s
TT Is HEREBY GER IFlED that the A'nA
l I'VE stock Insurance Company, lndltui ~
Hartford, IN the state of Connecticut, has com-
Piled, in all respects, with the laws NJ this ITO
relating to 1--we stock Insurance Conpanle. ., Tor
sworn statement, by the proper OH iers, showing
is con lition an I bi.iuos5 at she date u such
statement, as follows: go
Amount OF aotnal pain up Capital 800 %
Aggregate amount OF aYt tbla Assets lii,n5 ~
Aggregate amount OF Linb l.tlts,"....... 1859 10
Amount Of Income tor preceding year 4lseY ~
Amt of Expenditures for pre'ins year 2SJ8 80
In witness whereof | have hereunto subscribed
H.. 81 my name, ani causol the oe'l Of my of-
nee TO be afiNcl the day an year above written.
JAS. II GOODMAN, Au litor of state
ROBERr LYSLE 4 CO., Agents 7 fiin, q
March 10 1siT
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epttiaI Natitts.
FOE Forty Dollars.
bran new STEWART CooK srovE, for SALE
Apply At this ofH-e within ten days.


"whiIe ths LAMP usISOut ts Burs,'' there
h chance for restoration OF heaith. IT. there.
fore, the eons'itution has been weakened Sy
disease or exeess-,he nerves shattered - the
stomach weakened the appetite gone, auj all
the wcgld appears gloomv-pour some frssh oil
into y2ur lamp, IN the shape Of Plantation nit
ters, which viii nake the h,mc Of life sgain
burh brightly. and illuminate = once wretehed
eristeniee. For ladies' u is an eleg,nt and gentle
stinugAnt exactly sueh a. they require. Many
fsmil ZEE will not b. without u. II hss an i'm.
asnsf sale throughout the world.
MassseIia Wster.--A dehghfnl toilet article
superasr to Cologne and at half the price. 2t29
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- IA 49, ~AA-- -
OF THE
HOME INSURANCE COMFY.
AUDITOR OF STATES oFFIcE.)
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
4 "A

fOluMbuH, Ohto, tnunfy -, lob.)
1T Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, that the Home
l Insurance COMPANY, iOrdcl at Cplnmbls, ia
the State OF ono, has Gompl el, in all resperls
with the laws OF this state relating fp Giuh lnsu-
rance Companies, for the curreu year, aud has
filed m this Office sworn statement by the pro-
per officers, showing ITS condition sat business,
nt the date Of such Stitomen as Gnll1wT
Amount o actual pud up Cap tt," il0o,W0 o.
Aggregate amount Of available A -Set- 81, 100 y
Amount Of Premium Notes on which
Policies are issued, taken by tho
Company under former organ at ON,
securing to Pulc cy hol lers the pNy-
lnent of lOf-os on property Insured
to tho amount Jf s22 o lbs Vl ,....... 1il,T1 %
Aggregate amonnt0f I. tb l.ues (wh Oh
include R--lnsnranee luni) ........... Is a4s ~
Amount Of Income for the preceding
Nehr.....ss.sss. 80 Ftott -
Amount OF Expenditures for
the preceding year ..,,..,.'.. b2,tt w.
In witness whereof. / have hereunto subscribed
lL,Sl my name, and caused tho seal OF nay
Office 10 be Affixed, the day and year
above written, JAS. II. GOLDMAN,
marlgnO22t3 Auditor Of state.
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"Dead Beat "--FhO editor sf the Ply.
mouth IGssrii.sr faeeiiously dubA our city "dsad
beat" 10 the construction Of the newly projected
road.
II our city was 50 afflicted with aaAines. A. is
our nsig ghborinK village Of Plymouth, We would
expect to be "dead beat at every tnrn. For
air-lnes commend Us to this ssiAdy-wordy editor
Of Plymouth. Our "foriy miles" is but a pleas
urs ride, to the lengthy broAd-guages and tho
narrow guaSed railroads he weekly builds in the
columns Of his paper.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

For Rent %. brick residence on Perry
street, Immediately adjoining the shavhan
House Apply for terms 70
II. JOHN A. MYERS.
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Councli.-..Did not meet on Monday
evening.
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Distressing Surgical Operation and

Distressing Surgical Operation and
Death. a woman named Lydia ]. Wells,
"A resident Of Reed Township, had both Of her
feet frozen during the terrible snow storm
which last visited US, rendering omputation
necessary aud resulting in her death, The
following are the circumstances in brief;
She started to visit II neighbor, we believe,
living ut some distance aud being overtakeu
by the storm sought refuge in a board shanty,
The storm continued for two days, aud she
was unable on account Of the depth Of snow
to procee or return. When relieved her
feet were wholly frozen and modification had
commenced. She was taken to the County
luirmary, where DR.. lioyey, on Saturday,
amputstcd both OF her feet between the ankle
and knee. She lived forty eight hours and
then expired Everything was done for
her relief but amputAtion was tho last
remaining chance to save her life. This is
an operation which hut few persons can
endure and live, although DR.. lloYey has
been entirely successful in three forme'
instances. This woman however was mol
robust, and probably the terrible exposure
hid weakened her very much.
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Coed News. All sick and convaiescent
patients use SIN or sparkling Catawba Wine. II
can be found at Hershiser 4 Mycrs's.
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Close Oonnaotions ara Madn.

AZ saa auaky. with Tralns of fNartherR Divis-
ianl lake shoFe Raiirosd Zine. and during the
sesson ~ naviE~tion.l With Lake steamers for
theIsIsrds and D~troit.
AtCyde, WITH Trains Of (SoHihern pivision)
Lave shore Railrosd line
AZ carev, with Fiphlsv Braneh TrsiRa.
a FaPaaf. with 1Faina OF Pittsburgh, Fort
Wavne s~d Chtesgo Raiiwsy
A. HeiIefontnins. with TrsinS NJ he Belle
flWisiue fCr~stilue and lndiananollal Rstiasv.
AZ uPSaaa, WITH rrsirs OF the Columbus and
In4isnsaniis Central RsIW-v.
,At spTiaEaeld. With London Ars-eh trains
HrnIa Rsiifnad
81 Osytaa: With tFains of he Dayton and wes-
tkrn E-ilrnsd.
AZ TtaeInnasi with Tbr~aKh Expres. Trains
10 ana from louisville. Iadianaroiis. ~ T. uta
Cai-o. Msmphta. snd the fouth; Kentucky Cen.
tai RsIlresd sud Ohia River Naii Roots
mis- Line has kesn NEWLY EQUIPPED with
RnpSrior Madera Day Cosehrs. smoking Cars and
Fleht eleepiag Cars, unsurpassed IN e"miort And
TR AIMS RUN THROUGH TO and from Gin
cinnati without tran.feF TO Pasarue~Fa o. Hagrage
At D4vs0a lthaa aasuFia~ eov,fnrt and aiiAnig
greatly to the nl@ssar. of the trip beiwecn the
Lave a-A tA@ Ohin Nive~
-9a0UGU rICKEsTs soia so nAG~ cE
rgrrVs ~Iv-a ~ Al orl-einti elties reached by
thls Ro,d and era9se'inr tires.
. VILLA NS. auBeriniendeus.
NH. eAsuHAS, ssnsFsi Tiehst AgSnt
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REEVES, AMBROSEA

REEVES Avn BROSkA
FOR HAIR. IMPROVED.
It lie an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
II tkoeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
II InyigoFates the Roots ofthe Hair.
II forces tho Hal. and Beard to grow iuxuriantiy.
II Immediately stors Hair Falling Ont.
Il keeps the HAIR from Changing Color from Age.
l. restores Grey Hair to its Original Color.
II brings out HAIR on heads that have been bald
F for years.
II 10 composed entirely of simple and purely
vegetable substances.
IL has received over six thousand voluntary tes-
tim0nials NJ its excellence. tnnnv of which
are from physicians in high standing.
II is aold in half. pound battles (ihe name blown
In the glassl. nv Druggists and nealers in
Fancy Goods evervwhere, NJ One Dollar
per Bottle. Wholesale nv nemaa
Barnea Co; p. @. Wells a Co; Schieffelin & Co.;
nne9 ann New Varlr.
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House and Lot ior Sale,
Farm for Sale.

1 WILL Offer my farm " privite aslo siipated
] oae mile west ~ ~yram re VILLAGE, Wyanaot
cappiy, Ohio. rh~ far contaiua 40 Arree, ol
which about 100 sfnas are cleared And ile halsnna
Il well timb red; he Improve neutF oonsiat Of Oi
oommOdiOns Frame Hous and Frame Bsrn. with
all other necessary oUf huiidingH; it II Hell VS.
tered. aud gosd orchard on Il.
norAny person wishin< o. purchase 4 Eood
farm aIe Invited to sAllasd examine The prsmisea,
Rov. a. ,ss- s~st
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Court Proceedings. Court

Court Proceedings. Court adjourned
sin. lie, on Tuesday forenoon last. We were un'
able last week to continue our Court report, but
give the b dance OF cases tried b,lOw.
Seneca Lodge No. 50 vs. r. Med Gibson A
Benjamin NJ. Gibson Judgement for plaintin
SssS %.
stephen X. Ront W susannah Kent. Decree
for divorce decree granted.
Woodbury. 4 Curtis VI. stanton Brothers
Judgement en- defauiti order for tho sale Of at
tacAed property.
stephen ]. Aiken vs. Nancy c. Aiken peere'
fot divorce. Dseree granted.
WIN. L Harris ct. al VI. A. J. Neikirk st al
fury triali verdict for pltintla. Second tria
granted.
H,nnAh burns Va M,thiAs BurnS Petition
for divorce alimony. Decree granted.
Philip Bprk VS., Frederick Bork. Jury trial
verdict for the plaintiff, Si2S.
ElIA Jane Bixler vs. Rufus Kirshner Jr. Sui
for bastArdy Jury trial. verdict, guilty judg
ment for plAinllG, $3.50
Lewis q. A. Saith vs. John Klopp. Jury trial
verdict for plaintiff for SIo.
Lewis nuddle va. Aathony Halter. JuaSmsn
on default OF 1921 65.
First sAional Bsnk va W. II. Z>hu & Co. e.
al Judgment on default OF AIS 7t.
state OF Ohio va. John Adam Wolf Nollisd.
State Of ohio W. Alexander stuck. Assault
and battery verdict not guilty.
state OF ohio Va. Republic Rioters. BsOognir
ed to appear at next term.
State Va Charles HowhArt. Assault and bat
terry NOllied.
State vs. Lawrence Keifrer. Assault and bat
terry. Eollled.
State ". George SlAgel. Indictment for As'arl
with intent to Kill jury trial Verdict, guilt
CT assault but not OF latent 10 xiii.
state Va Jesse Blue. Indictment for sellin
liquor; plead guilty and fined go and costs.
state W. Isaac B. ,ley. Indictment for sell
inK liquor, plead guilty aud nnsd 40 and costs
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oar Bcautlml sundays.

Oar BcautlCnl Sundays. Il, seems Iha,
The hus, Sundays Of Spring determine Tie
general character Of those that follow alter.
At least, the warm aud genial sunshine and
blue skies Of the past several Sabbalhs
strongly confirm the opinion. They psrtake
more frequently Of tue lowry, rainy hind,
and we have known II TO rain from eight to
twelve Sabbaths in unrelenting succession
May we not congratulate ourselves upon this
pleasant and agreeable change ofprogrammel
BOuntles.- 1--WE receive frequent inquiries
from soldiers in regard to the reason why
their las, bounty Of sloo is not paid. Some
OF them say that they have had their ella ms
in for long time, and are getting very
much discouraged. Their hest course is To
write to the Conprcssmen OF their respective
districts, to whom letters may be sent with
out prepayment Of postage, and who will
be glad to give them all the information anC
assistance they can.
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/ ub pRtN rtNti. Pl.AlN. stss it 2 iAl1s
" nsAtiy and pgqapily ekeog,o ttally ptlrca. =
t,s FllgvfE (on hklaaNk
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March 70, 1858
Coithurst, G'erge Durham, Mrs. 5. J. TTeeze,
ElizHbeth Fink, Ellen Francis, Miss =. easier,
o. Haste, Adam Huth, Mis- Libbie Rirchuer,
Catherine Kirchner, Iennie Kentis, John II. kuhS
Norman Lynch, Charles Louis t2l, b. Lenhart,
Jennie Loase. Simdel Mathis, Miss NJ. p. Me-
cleiland, John N Miller t2l, Charles Meyer, John
Mohr, (Foreignl, ParIa 4 Co., J. N. kobsEtson,
A. Ris.s W. h. shorehAm, Miss N. Smith, Miss
scmelth. Mrs ElizAbeth Smith (al, J. X. Smith
Mrs J. W. smith, DR.. J. NJ. slime, MlSs Eta
storyer, Mrs. L. A. sloper, =. stegmyers, J. Vail
sntine: Levi X White, Adam wirth. Z. B. Wright
Henry wysnt. Thomas wAlkiey.
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THURSDAY MORNING, MAR. %, 1865.

"Trlx."--At Hcnhiscr / Myers.
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FOR SALE

A YeIl iIspFoysd farm e 9aa sofas. KeeF VIZ.
Y IN, nhlO rerms and nriee removable Also.
% seres 90 good timber land nsAr Bescflm o.
twltts-tl the ~boe,qr psr cffhe ga aseniion.
81 tract, II not eold Will be for relt
isn9 Am " fei'rr~q e.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

D. J. Goodssli to csihArne Brohl. lu-lot No. SOS,
in the lst ward, for $50.
T. Seweomb to A. Peter, 100 acres Ia Louden
Tp., for SLool.
b. Elingsr TO j. Fishbaugh part OF in-ioI No. s7i
in the 2nd ward, for slis.5O.
Orphan Asylum 10 A. Seible, n.lois NO. 2fS and
2ls, in the 2nd ward, for $1,000.
Emily Arndt TO C. shannons, 4 of in-iotu Nos. s1i
07A and s7i, in Noble's addition 10 the city OF
TINA, for $3.50.
D. Kloseto Charles KioSe, iT4 in Thompson TIP I,
for co. 100.
D Kloss to Levi KloIe, $50 acres IN Thompson
Tp.. for 1850
Levi Keller to G. ". Cunningham. 100 acres 10
H,pewell Tp for $4,000.
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punLlsnERs, NurlcE.

An advertisements intended - sppcar ia the
current week, must be handed In as early a.
Wednesday morning.
Single copies u tho THisusH are FOR sale, With
or without wrappers, at Hershiser Myers Drug
Store, every wednesday Afternoon. Price scents.
FosrosIA. subscriptions and srrearages for
the THipvSE may be left At sho Drug Store Of
Hershiser a Myers.
We aim to make the TRIBUNE a repository Of
Local Events, in all parts Of tho county, and we
would shank our friends in tho different Town.
ships for any items ofintereSt they may send us.
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@@a
Cincinnati, Sandusky, & Cleveland
RAIL ROAD.
THE PIONEER LINE OF OHIO.

TIME CARD. JINUARY -. 1858,
DAILY. fsuEDAVs ExcEprFpl
TRAINS LEAVE TIFFIN,
ootS0 soUTH, AT
y,sS A. Nj. IO;sS A NJ. and 1917 A. NJ.
onIEd NoKvH, AT
ass A. NJ, Ti5s A. NJ, and s'tS p. NJ
ENpress leaves sanduskv Snndsv inst~sd of
SATURDAY. evenings. and Accommodation leaves
Dayton sunday iaStead Of saturday evenings.
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Best WOREMEN IN THE CITY,

sWs glFe ihls our especial attention, We desire
those who like = veil mad. bot or shoe, 70 give
" call LNdea' work done In the heateut and
most sAtiafnetory m,nner.
R,om IN sensy's block ous door north Of Craw-
fo,d's eOnfeetiunafy.
Tina, ohio. M,rch 5 1855. nolOtf
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The Timn Musical socle,r...o, Er;s,,

evening. March 18th. the riNn Musical socie,y
give the las. but one of their promised concerts.
We are sorry to DO informed that whds no poser.
BE fault eau be feuud with the msnucr in which
the active members Of the Society nave perform.
Cd their promises TO the ctitcns of Tins IN ihe
matter OF concerts, the same cannot BE- said cf
the passive membership. A WAS said IN the
0eginning Of the enterprise, money was necessary
TO carry IL on. and much reliance was placed upon
those who subscribed as passive members, Tor
their quarterly support Many cf these have
shown disposition 70 deny their allegiance, and
have failed to pay their dues. This certainly is
not right, for u will simply throw the burden q
paying necessary Indebtedness upon those who
have already worked the har ieSt-the musicians
themselves. It is very true that the scArcity q
money is the prneiple cause, but tina, Is M good
reason why the Society shoult not be supported
/ Tor the time agreed upon. We hope the pride
Of our cititens, and those especially concerned,
will lead to the rgh, conclusion, aud that is, to
pay up their dues. !, is ncedlcssto say, in con-
clusiou, that unless thus Is done the Society can
t continue.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-26

About Town. The Telegraph Office at
the Depot, Is 10 be novel up stairs. Mr..
Tom Noouau is the ohliging operator -
The TiHiu woolcn Mill, we are told, is to be
enlarged by an addition in the rear, one
hundred feet deep and the EIGHT OF the main
building. - The old Singer building was
moved from its ancient moorings this week
to another site. The sigh, 1, presented In its
transit was very affecting. Mr.. Roh,'
Lysle proposes to publish a monthly nee
gin paper devoted to real estate, insurance
and miscellaneous advertising. As it will
TALL into the hands OF persons who take no
county paper it will bring advertisements
before q new class, AIR Henry Bloom, who
! has since the war, been stationed at one ol
our western Forts, in the capacity Of Hopital
Steward, returned to his home In this city
on Saturday last, his ;ima having expired u
the regular service. 1.-Two boys engage
in foot race, from the Shawhan House COT
ner to the Wire bridge, on Monday. Th'
little one came out ahead. AIR, H. welcl
will soon remove to Green Springs, where h,
has purchased property.