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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

You have heard, have you not Of the fountain Of
heslthi .a .. t
LoBE sought for in ages gone past. .., .-
Which seemed ever near to the weary Of earth.
Ever near, yet eluded theirsrAsp.
EurokAi at last in the land Of the West.
Nestled deep in the wildwood its bed,
So lately the haunt or the Ihdian maid,
That Jou list for her fnoerssin tread.
That you catch the paddles schoins dip,
As she bends Ger her bark canoe.
And guides II safe to,ths tryStinE spot,
Where she meets her warrior true.
Here Howeth the fountain clear, sparkling and
bright,
With such powers in its waters eonessIed.
That ye heed bat obey the blest mandate Of old
Go wash in this fount aud be healed.
And iull. not content with these laborn Of lore,
II flows on and on to the mill,
Where 1t tuTneth the busy, bustliAg wheel,
And hlleth the mller's Till. '4
Yet still at its fountain, forever the same.
In llfe-giVinE powers bubble high.
Giving strength 20 tho weak And ALTERING step,
And light to the fading eye. " ''N
rhsn come. viii you come to this beautiful
spring, % =. ..fttf 90
This lovely Green Spring sf the West
Sure waters ns'Sr flowed with such magic pow.
err.
This side OF the land of the Blsst. 81
LArsms.
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0nrerl of Ihr g4neea Cblef

following are the ofReers Who had charge Of Ii,
seneca Chicf, ss,i he roupg ,AmsTiea Hoss On.
a. the late Tournament;
sfSHcA Foreman, wn. n, Nc MoaAS
Ist. Asst, Gro. MrLIsAi ind Asst. Two. Csfsr.
YouSo AutBicA Hosp, No. i.--Forsun,n, VIZ
II. Blcou N Asst., NJ. taflrsS a1d Asst, VIZ.
HHEnuru.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

''"ob'siniAS money under fnlse prstsnee."-
HsndlAG miserable. hair preparations, A trad.
tpea D. eAst dJins out, however; fos the uniysr-
sal popularity Of "Bsrren's Hstr RostorauvsH IL
rapidly putting an sfrsetuAi stop 10 such contra
SaHd dtrsnis--TRtehmond Enquirer. -.s.
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Pittsburgh E., Wayne & Chicago
'' Railway.

- EAd- setey May lith, 1898, TraiHs will
NstvS StstisAs daily stHaNdkya eIesptsdO - FOL.
loWs. tTFAla leAVinE Chicago At 5.& P. M
eyANes aNily,1 Traih leaving Pittsburgh at l,ti
2. n, leaves Aaily.l
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17
~ THE GRAET CAUSE


NALI4GS14 nIx9S EvI
Jusf F'E6hshsd in a Sealed Envelope. ifies
Sc Csnts ~.
A LECTURE on the nature, trtAttseht, and
N radical cure Of Seminal Weak ness or 'srIr-
matOrThGN, induced by selt sbuse; Involuntary
Emissions, lmpoteney, Nervous De ebllity ana i'm .
pedl lnients TO marriage generAllyi Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits, Mental and Physical Insapae!
~, ke.-By ROB. J, CULVERWEIL. All. D- An.
thor OF Ihe "0rern BoOk, !" 4e. 1,i'1
The world-renowned sdthot, In Shis admirable
lecture, elearly protes ffom his own experiene,
that the awful consequences OF SELF Abtisa may
be enectuaily removed without medicine and
without dangerous surgical Operations bouE1ss,
irstruH ent-, rings, or ecfdials, p0lntinE out !
m ds OF cure A. once eertAin Hhd eneeinai, by
which every suntrer, no mAtter what his eOhdf.
ton may b., may cure himself theAply, privately
ssS ana IsaiSsaly; tbs lecture will prove boon TO
sent. untsr seal, N plain envelope TO any
Address, postpAtd, on reesipt OF six eenia or two
postage stampn also, DR.. CulVeruslI'e EMar-
tiAgo Guids," prize Is cents. AddiSls the Pab-
fishers, CHAs J. .. KLINr AGO.
lsI BoSeFy New YORK, Postoniee Box l'Sss.
ee| ,S.Aee- --rE- uss Iaoi3 u
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

Are ySa A@tcest with humor,Or sruptioss N
Sou hssd use "BArret,'. Hair R.storAtlve,' p
yhisA, ftatesie, thfP in double quick Tine.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

j. 7. Bacher- r--TlAving. bought out Mr..
Emrieh's large clothing establishment, adver.
tisss in our paper to-day fresh stock and good
Bargains. MIR, Racher will do what ha says, and
friend Frost will treat you in = Eentleiaan!y man.
ner. Then with cheap goods and good treat
msnti he is a queer chap who woa't bux. at
B1chcr's .... ... ..'tN
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. Ikl,ofIcltela r,naluIas 10 tAs JIIan

UEWN " WNNNNNH EN3''7'1'I91IW IN w = IETIT
rost ONCE, Sept nth, 1858.
Peter Bcghsr, Frank Posworth, WIN nowiand
Lcttle NJ nuth, WIN NJ Grail, Mary Ann Cross
n L prubor, LevinH Day, Cornelius rlechcr
Hern. Louis Klreseed, q y Kinti, n u MHlsf
J MeAdoo, VIM Mattison, JMowerer. y . Miller
Miller Mrs Lott Norrla. A "A Mash, menry
NoikirS, J. J Nolen, hAriA Myers, Mary Face
ESQ Romcf, Clarence Scott. Caroline SAuttsr
ChristlnA SehutI. LudwiG Trumpler, Jacob Won
Dloh, Mr. Wils0n, John Kruger, 8 vandest
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

II the District Court Of the United siatos for
l. the Northern D. Ntrict uf Ohio, 10 she matter
nl Thomas y Strong, bAnhrupt. THIS ~ to
give notice that the "a aud % Fensfsl meetings of
the creditots Of the above named bankrupt will
be held AZ the ONCE Of Frank sawyer Register,
At Norwalt, county o. Huron and State of ohio.
IA said District on the Al day ofOctob,r iata, A.
n Section ofthe Bahkrupt se, of March q 1881
An B1ERs.
noff-N Assignee.
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NOTICE.
Attachment Notice.

Foster olh..sd Jr., Piitf. 70. !. D. Jackson and
Josiah Bernard, DeftB.
u EFoRE J. v, Jones J. p, Of Ioudoa town
- ship, senseA vo;, O., on the lSth day OF
August lsee, sstd Justice issaed an order Of
Attachment In the above aetion for the sum OF
one hundred aud four dollars and GeyentY. i've
cents. FUSTER OLNBTED
Aug, 20 iGs nt6-M
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

Plenty OF those nice "Shoulder brare
Suspenders' for sale at llsrshissr 4 Ayers
cheap dug and Book store. ="
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

A match game OF Base Ball came on At Fort
seneca on the 18th. between tho " Eagles" OF
Ballville, and the =" Farmers OF ~. sonees.
stotc,-HaSes, ON, n, ~. T.--EarmSis: o. ~,
n. 81 Tho score came too late for publication,
Ia f,,u
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FOR SALE.

THe Yarn iOraitfiy ekntd aad occupied by
lPhn. .Bre,I, eitnsted in seneca Co., Ohio, on
The morflabh state road, about miles from ri.
mo- and I y from Melmofej eoniAlhihK 40 Neres Of
splsndid lshd on Ifonst tkesk. . camf,riabie
frame dhellhg boute, tketliept esllsF, veil OF
good bafhe, 40. Also . farm OF 80 acres neaTly
AdjoininE the shove, well wsiefed by spring aRd
sYsaTds has no eslliinss. ,raqliFs on lhs grsu-
T.. s-'l.ass3N~s y a.. -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

NaGnsllS " sfsT.-A dslishtfuI toilet article
-saPsfpor t. cofosnepzd st bslfth. price.
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Ntw outrtistnltnts.
sehoef E1aihiaeFs, NotLoss.f

fINhE echpel Etaminers Of Seneca County will
~ examine lVAohsSs IN the cOutt h0ass In
Ser, .stth, Oct.bsr 18th, November 7ist,
Oct %, aist, 'beesnbef sth,
TtF "a Ahldalions will sommfnSs ttio O,elOsh
- ~. .nd ne persop wlllbe AarnlttSd 10 nlra-
tuatiou amer ~ oeloet A. ~ noeeriihcktesvin
ee Graated exo~pt on = regular examination day
and II VI the nrst examination no eortiasats " III
Be dsied back. ntch applicant wllIlbs tequired
TO leave stamped envelope directed 10 hlmself.I
, JOHN MCCAuLLEY,
''..-' 81 KIRKw OOD,
B.F hYEks,
linn. SEP, u 1858. EssmlOers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

Vim. n. webb. Having purchased the
Variety and Auction Store Of Mr.. Jno. IouHg.
appears in Advertisements To-day. Cheap goodr
ia thO motto with him.
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TIFFIN MARXKTs

rIFfIN MARkBTs.
=. Corrected weekly, by g. y. sR.Athsf :,
.;,, fiiha, Ohio, sept. IO.- 1888
WnEiT--et s. IreR teams -7'
h!Es-i 70 to q IS per 'bashsi. Z - 5A..a.
OATS--ho eenta.' =. 81
cLoyEK sEED-as.oS to 40 ~ s
TIMOTHY sEED--e3 so 20 a. rs.
FLAX HkED-A2,D0 10 A. Al H y
}bANLEY7Sel 80 to p.,oo psr bqshsi,
~ TIPFIN PRIcR CURRRNr.
Corrected weekly by Persons { Wilson. Empire
- Ties. Ohis sept 70. tsss- 2
PpTTER-25 20 3ocsnts per pound. ~ {"
BGGs-Eisl eents per dozen.
IAhpZlI cents per pound. -
IAlLQW--e eebts per pound, -
Z AEEsWAN--3Q cents per pouhd. ,..
HAMS-snioked 10 to ~ cents per psund.
sHOuLDERe--amokedi cd ~ 20 "A eta per; pound,
I P0TAIoEs-=el II 90 TO ei,I0 per buAieI.
APPLLS-Green so 10 10 sSnts Der blishel
Dried 70 7 cehts per pound.
CHICK EMS 10 to "a {" !" 'al ..,-
DuChS-ll oents per pound,
FCATHERS-7S cents per round 81
PELrS--2b to rs eenth each!
RAOS--a 10 = cents pfr pouhd
SORGHUM MOLAGsHks=60 10 ~ "A A., Iii.
IALLoW-lo esrts per poundi -
HAY-eiO 10 sit per ton.
okIOhs-siieo, Psr bushei. A .
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UNPRINclPLED

Dealers often recommend other bitIers because
they have not Rob1ck's. We desire To caution
The siiicted against purchasing any Of them I;
5ny hooaek's stomach BlIers and none other,
hershiAer Ayors, Sole Agents.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

The D, L. cigars nre kept by Hersbiser /
Nysfs. A large stoek i1ai received. !. /
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17
DYSPEPSIA.

Thogsahds of. the worst SUBJECTS from this
terrible gnaang disease hsYe been cured by the
use Of RObAck's Stomach Bittern, ~ the fertl,
monlalr now ~ our hands Inlly proVs, HSrsh.
House and Lot for SOL
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ocArEp on Monroe slstet, Firat ward Of
- Tina, AHd weh lshpToyed. Inquire Of
Iw.s. i'ua ''''''' 'A'S.F'sSsi sssa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

Cincinnati, Sandusky, & Cleveland
uIfa "a RAiL n0AI5. {. II.
Tue PIONEER LINE .OF DHI0.
TIAa OANO. JANUARY a.. 1898.
'oS 't-BAfkr. tSoHbaia ExtErrtp.l 3;
TRAINS LEAVE TIFFIS,

~ ySl-,a2 ( = goiso souINs .....
sg4r1lEaShs NJ A.scnmods'iAn-s-fo 4. NJ
ESPfNfs itr7r.M Findiay Aesala. .--ets p. N, ,
= NA"l 'spISv roWtUfrS>u ,.., q.
InNp-Siot p. ~ AcrNmFnrdyt ytion-, eEo A. NJ.
HsbFs.s-hIHAS y: tyiEd'ss hescp.-7,Ss 4. ".
A. HSsf'ss" issvs. raldpsky- Sunday Instead q
Caiurday eveninga, Rhh AssSm M odatInn leayeu
=, pJtoA sasdAy iAstsAd pt sAtqriHy evenings. -,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17
Rail Road Notice.

THE StoeA koissfs OF the coiumhu.. r,0,, 4
Il Toledo Railroad Company, Aro noticed Ia
meet at the Coprs R0usr, In the eifs OF TifIn. In
the county ol Sensea, and stAte of Orfo on SAT-
urdAy, the 18Th day OF september, less, At no o.
clock, A. NJ, of said usY for tha purpose OF elect,
Ing seven Difeeiefs fof said eompauy.
\ " SHAWHkN,
NAkRbN r. NGhLE, afs.if
JAMES :. YkRk Con,r,ny
nti-tt LUTHER A. HALL.
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IRA Michigan hdy who has experienced the
healing efiesey aud been enamoredi Of the
beautiful Green Spring in sahdusky County
sends the RtdIifEA the following pleasant
lines in praise Of that magic fountain whose
waters are For the healing of the nations;
apEHrT spuTqn
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lERSs sosussaIIs IL

"a" ore"t 1edicine for TIE ~. ,-.. ..,,-.,
'o"t haii. every kIl.d o. az.
AiSa'iy eruPtt0a or t!le IaaA
er heiiaE, Irritating ~
distrea~iRu eataaeons
diA~aae on any pA,s
or The Pers0a,
A.. ~ hsa "-iv'y rsltsei ~ arn,s mo- q 5.,,,..
tT.,a-"-t -" "a sela looii.g l,f1s III. . r,a ,il.,
nht,i" = Node. Qen-rl Aeeut ~ 8. s.,' a., '.'f
a. ". hR broadway, n. \. 0e"'''s
~ w saf q ga iaelfNhis g.,y..'. ~ T.es II, D.
Ntus uls'eS hTos, Druggists. D ,.fgfR. lows
H,1 ,s,h s , TO ye-r salnalls rs.sy iar n--s.,s
Lsominster, Mass NN''Noi' VI
seaa Tor circular. Price, IS rts. AMI nn,.
r"P@r'a only BY sOLON PALMER
a West roaF,h Stteet. C.ua,ss.t.o
yor sals ~ Drusgisis ssasla al-.
ffns, aaSsA sth, issa ~
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

. AsillSrs New Biess, Opposite ths Cosr,
Hosss, TItiin, Ohio. no4b-6t
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LitteEI'S L6ci1sg. .age.

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THE WESTERN RURAL.

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Millinery.

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ESTABLISHED 1909.
Succession Notice.

Gtate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier-
- Clerks office 10th District Court
Notice is hereby given that F. Y. Hughes,
administrator of the succession of Ruth A.
Meares, deceased, has this day filed in the
office of said clerk, his statement of debts
Of said succession
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all
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made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, the sid account will be hOmologated
as prayed for.
Given under my hand and seal of office,
at Bellevue, this the 10th day of April,
1858.
THOS. N. BRADEN,
NJ Dts ERIK
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Fashionable Drinking Saloon.

TNhis Saloon has recently M Ase,
Il been thoroughly re- M
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did trim; and is supplied with the
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Wines, Ale and Porter, Cigars and
in fact everything that can be had in
first-class saloon.
The proprietor feels satisfied that he
cangive satisfaction to all who may call.
j. C. HEAD, Proprietor.
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STRAY SALE.

ENstrayed before me the undersigned au-
~ thOrity, by NJ. w. Thompson, January
=, 1867, and will be sold before the Court
House door, in the town of Bellevue, La, on
Saturday the LIST day of August, 1868, to the
highest bidder, for cash, certain IRON
GREY MARE, about 10 years old, with a
small knot on the flank Appraised at 500
son, at his residence, on the Bellevue and
Ainden road, where she may be found.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, sc
w. Fl. HILL, Stray Master.
Bellevue, La, Feb, /, 1868. n44
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J. @. Moon, Editor Dc Proprietor.

TTNhis popular Southern journal, establish
l. ed in 1913, suppressed by Ben. Butler,
May 18th, 1862, and re-established October
18th, 1865, is now, as in the past, faithful
exponent of Conservative Southern senti-
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ardent advocate of all means calculated TO
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g.
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Fancy Dry Goods,

Millinery, Ladies' Furnishing Goods, Trim
mings, &c,
ever brought TO this market, would respect
fully call the attention of customers and the
public generally to the following imperfect
enumeration of stock:
In the Ladies Department will be found
Dress Silks, Grenadines, Silk Tissues,
French Organizes, Printed Muslins, Grape
Moretts, Plain and Figured Swiss, Pereales,
Brilliantines, Lawns, Bareges, &c
Also, Basquines, Searfs, Mantillas, Lace
Shawls, &c, of the latest styles, in great
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ESTABLISHED 1919.
THE AMERICAN FARMER,

A MONTHLY MAGAZINE of Agriculture
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Price 81 year, in advance Mail at our
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WORTHINGTON & LEWIS,
American Farmer Office, Baltimore, Md
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THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,

The SC1ENIlt1C AMERlCAN,
The best paper IN the World, pub
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The yearly numbers of the SCIEN-
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