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.ry u 81 ei'nsss9f i Ssa o sna PsrssnpSs n
III. iss ss se se %ssS q
% a;tAei y to fte uane upon Erca, wrcng IKE
our PFctcns taf11 OF in,Qu,tics, think It is the
dutE q sxet5 man, ~hcnescr called upon. noE-
stards nron this FutIrcs; ana, therefore, MI
friends, With 5eur Per7nt.s'oo. Will respond 10
sa s oa 9psa ~ ~
lace. AID which induce me to respond 10 TINT CAL
"a a h,,s..e, nas been ns SAID ,,,1 o1 ny i1'cna
patlsssn nosrmen., and I r~}oee IN The
carnations, sre able to meet hers to-hishs IN
frr, ny rr.ctds an, lire 10 confess to you that
1t does me good aNAy down 10 the bottom OF roy
tss[, TO re- IN thu aadsncs 70 n,Snt such pre
i.te. nr g;<A, 70, ,pf lca>on that have been 70
.org accu.tometl to ifsln tn thAs company that |
DO not 'ee1 that could Keep -. IN Hon!of!aps az.
less could feel The touch Of the elbow
pubiissts IL nave eeen s ed ior % ,ons
,.me to rail{ under the grand old
q, s, apa NJ tnss
should add 10 tnat - ~ additional maxim Of
ltsHT-trcc tfa,e. lArpls1ssl 1oeselore ny
publican ot he tt1a4httss .eet ma TIC osekess
hue-I sometimes thsok that charco:l = weold nakt
a y hi;e marx on mel present myself before Joa,
I a ~ ,fIoos ~ ppit I'd % ru hi III .oSe.aer o foe iee
Now, ny friends, know that This
sub}ect Of freedom Of trade II Usually con-
s.dtrrd sluI subject, because II involves All the
neEres which enter Into 1t, and The var,oua mat
ten or commerce and Of trade IN this Country;
yet It i qoettIon which is now, aud which muss
be Tor nxny years TO come, the paramount ques-
tion OF AucIscan follcs, and, thereiorc, as wise
en-, a1d IS good citizens, lpdeyolres pron n 70
insoin cur minds upon this subject, md Be pre-
.saa 1 na.s @ e:t.t. Vim ss !. sss present aas.
shat burden Is E1cstef than u1ual,
fo1 the reason that the exiEepcies OF
our great civil *sr, which pressed rpon rs, have
ret defed II Necessary TO accumulate = Ereat na-
ionA. debt, AID, therefore, ihts debt With It's H.
tefett u added 10 the ordinary running ex-
pie question T. How arc we 10 rsite The money bJ
tAastson Now large proportion Of thus .taIa-
ton IS already tc'tled cnd determined upon ny
our STATE ta1cs ana our municipal tA1cAA Oar city
tA1es nrt assetAed directly mon property accord
ing W value. ann, therefore, that IL not ques-
ton. CndoubsedlJ, ia my Judgment Il ve
could collect our national taxes III the
| iuns;elJ We cannot The Consultation Of the
| Tuted states provides that IN the spportsoument
oi drcct lsxes they must be Apport1ohed accord
| frc to regulation, and htatc with the wealth.
rrEiYr.d in the E2tt, s2.e&slnE ta1t1 IN thAS
xny would be tpo nrsqnal The CITY CT New
YoTx Isn ono- third of the *ealtn o. the nattoh
| wonlJ pal rag anJ no1c than NE btate OF nloolA
| Hence. my f1tends, ne he II once tnroNn oack
mon lhe exetae and the ts7id nosefa 9! tac Eot.
| ctnnenI We must untn ne eons.M1hton - ,tN ~
! infttnsl revenue. liepce We cannot have Aosc,
lute !, e. u1de Low. II u rimpty a Ad1ostmeot .
| tbe Inr11 noJ OF the excise IN such Wa{ ~ no
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REAL ESTATE WANTED,

WASTED-To Rt1Y OR REST. % To u ACRES
C.u-t EIoure. .East. Of Snuth EIars. Addr1r1 J.
FRANK. - North Cla1kst State Price and te1uaa et
sal r-hf
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country, and shrn the cak, OF transportation, by
nesnf Of the .lusss on rasoaa run. IL largely en-.
tEtrt.l to thcn:. and, con.cqGertls, he tays
that be IA In fsror. to-day, Of Ihe removal
a. ~; Intec ffottrslse t!af1cs ~ copper miner.
ne alrale *as Ire trader, he ta}f bat then he
fht nlhtr i*nplt- were getting Projected and
llnt they fdr enough nf II, ana they do cot want
AIRY mare Of II, aud whereas the price o, COPPER
fv1arc that copper bill Was raskc,t vas. Oh the
avtreEc, t~cntt t.tous CENTS rcuut 1t has been on
tie average &it rc, n,,out twcn,y.tso ard q hali
cents 1 Pound ii WIS tu.1 20, exact,y, &c nile
mtn, With tie NOallen interests OF Massachusetts:
those eollen manufacturers are beginning 10 see
that thH Eys:em makes against them, and
komc OF tue more nrpmiccnt OF ahesc
r, xtpawrs over iSeir osn ttc,s,,;r..
end shoH!pr toT the ffte trxt1r sxs,e1n Na.iS
leEenf tfen M Ecol:en mannrse.nrs.s s Suuso @
Az E1w.T,i nsr4,s NJ Wncn.ocns, Escn WI dsa E:a
Ind III. rsnnts,ton f,r nns+rse - ~ % -, w w. -
alinR de- bsst xooljtn cInths errr n,d., y m ~
Cpted Statea ne esys 1hst this Tno, ~, Wn,- s.T
,x,. arm nrdrr whiek % az nt-t-tnr - r- ~
,. ,r.s -.sns1 h;r, fro1a ,It '.ns ~ ns 10 to
80, s". III" ..HteTrs ~ ~ ,s, @ ~
s,aI r. b ~ ~, W. ~ 5su SSn ner
80 s-ty ~ 4" ~ nc ks.s t1uL.&Eu ~ w tospty
ana ae nAs 70 pay protsCuo1 ~ nalI oo1ea
Fplnts a. 'easI Ne nas 70 PAY
nuss n,',', ~ tnan @ nc gets III coLse.
t.st .. tes sseteM o. ptosecIoo. -, Eo~ssH
.rs " Lostun. FAD 10 pIoaahntot Cotsoa M
arr s.,,s sto teiy tIee III 4.
y .n,, ~. I'll KS ~ ,asy ~ i M
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

From Mu Eminent PhyetcInn OF
Boston: !" While tn Germany. last year. suffered
ut one time gre81ty from the disease " blch has 30
many years been my misery worthy German
coEffere adrised me to ate f1pua Matt Extract.
and am able to testify that was greatly bene.
nted BY It. hnvc recommended 1t TO many per-
soma IN my trnyelp. suffering from dyspepsia, and
always with lcueEt 10 them."-FaIls, June lS66
Sold bJ all druggists AID E1ocerA
Neglected Coughs md Colds.-Feyv
are AWARE o! the Importance Of checking cough
Or "conHon cold "lu IT. trat stacy. That whlch
ID the hcEinulEg would yield 70 mid remedy, II
neglected, koop rreys upon the lungs "BloWnH
Iirouch'n1 Troches, OF cough lozen9es, afford H.
Htaut relief.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01
Real EsIate Transfers.

For week ending Saturday March, 27.
n. HahAri to N, Yonngpeter, 90 acres IN seuc.
ca Tp., for se5a,75.
ALVIN E. EOersOle toN. $; E6srsois, so acres in
Louden Tp.. for s9oOo "
A. Folk to H. ssibsri, in.lot No . in New Rel
gle for as.
n. Norris 20 J. Stearns, sc acres in scipio Tp.
for 5000
w. W. Armstrong to J, MosShsnger, in-lot No
Bsl In The Second ward for 500.
NJ, Msrgcnthsier TO A.AysD"F' 'n-l0' No ao'
IN Fostoria Tor $500.
FostoriA for $500,
). wilson to c. W. Wilson. in-lOt No II in
Fostoria for $500.
NJ. Miller TO NJ Dlener, in-lot No u In To-
wsTd for 500
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

Amongst Atlantic Cables, steam nNvigs-
ton and those progressious OF science and
A., that mark the niueteeth century, not
the least useful, are Or. Ayers medcin,s.
They take rank among the bcncmctions OF
me n sind, from the ropidity aud certainty
wit which they cure. Try Ayers Che,ry
Pcetoral on a cough and il Is gone What
skin disease or impurities OF the blood With
stand Ayers SarsaparhlN 2. Ayers PILLS are
the perfection OF purRatiye family
should have them rs almost every family
does Not tribe to be thankful for are
good medicines aud the knowledge how 10
USE them for protection from disease These
Dr.. Ayers preparations AMI publications
furnish, and We do not he.itte TO commend
them. st. Louis Leader.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

THE SIGHTS AND SECRETS OF THE
NATIONAL CAPITAL; a work Des-
criptive of Washington City--its
High aud Low Life, its Mngni6.
cent Public Ediiices, its Hidden
Mysteries and its VilIaiDies and
Corrupticus. Splendidly lllustrat-
ed with numerous EDsravings.
We judge from sample copy that
this is an excellent work, and will give
a good insight into Washington life.
SECRETS OF THE GREAT Cry
Descriptive oe the Virtues and
Vices, the Mysteries, Miseries aud
Grimes of New York City. Illus.
trated with 81 fna engravings.
Printed in both English and Ger
man.
The copy we have seen indicates
the work to be one of more than or
binary interest. It is clear in its
details and finely written. j. II.
Leidy, agent for this county. He
will call on the people with the above
works in due time. 5t.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

II iss mystery to mos, people how com
binN,ioa Of medicines put up uadet one
name can have sufficient curative powers to
cure 60 many different diseases, and often
the very best Of remedies are discarded or
branded as humbugs because they are rc.
commended to cure ~ many comp'aint.
THIS nomenclature Of disease would seem to
imply some essCutial difference between the
diseases thus distinguished, whereas, they
are really one and the same disease, merely
differing by the amount Of Inflammation or
irritation IN one organ rather than the other
For instance, from torpid state Of the Iiv-
er we have Jaundicv, Nervous and Six Head
ache, Bilious Fever, Dyspepsia, Fever and
Ague, Constipation, Neuralgia, aud innum-
crAbls complaints under high.sounding
names all arising iron dsordcrcd state VI
the Liver. Hence, We say, invigorate tha,
important organ; pGrge out the vile aeeu-
mutation with Robaek's Blood Pills, and,
once restored to vsor, take Roback's Blood
Purifier or Stomach Btters to keep It or.
forming its regular functions, and you " Il
b, no longer troubled with these many all
m,nts. llershiscr 4 Myers, sole agents
Thin, Ohio. no2i LIN.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

"APRIL FeoL." TO day Is All
Fools Day. It is To-day that it Is
thought an exquisite joke to lay a
stone on the pavement and cover it
up with an old hat aud then wait till
a friend comes along and attempts to
remove it with kick. The harder
he kicks aud the more he iniures
himself, the more laughablc is the
joke. 1t is to-day that cents are
tied to strings and thrown out to de-
fraud passers BY in attempting to
pick them up. 1t is to-day that
cents are nailed down to delude half
blind old men into trying to pocket
them. And SO we might mention, in
definitely, but refrain and only add :
That it il to-day that each aud every
one have the yearly license to play
tricks on their friends of any charac-
ter whatever, and the said friends
havc not tho right to get mad and
abuse some one for fear Of being call
ed "meau cuss." All Fools day
gives all sorts oflicense except that
of getting mad at being ma de fool,
Of, or in other words being insulted.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

PUBLIC SALE,-Nlll ne sold NJ the resi-
denco Of the Undersigned, one mile north
Of Boomville,
On Wednesday April 7, 1869,
the follow ng property, to-wit. Four head
Of Horses, milk Cows and Heiiers, all
coming in soon, yearling Steer, yearing
Heiier, yougn Calf a5o head full blool
Spanish infantata Sheep, brood Sows, 2
Wagons, ] Massillon separator and horse
power and clover huller, open lhresher
and shaker, Reaper and Mower Combined
Wheat Drill, l Wheat Cultivator, l Cross-cut
Wood Saw. Buggies, Plows. Ilarrows and
Shovels, Wind Mill, Hay Fork, Sc
Wagon Harness, 2 Saddles aud Brides,
Potash Kettle, Grind Stone, Iron Bail
Kettle, Sleigh, l cast sole Sled, l Corn
and Cob Crusher, wheel spring. toothed
Hay Rake, Revolving Hay Rake, 4 hives
Of Bees, lot Of Bee Hives all kinds OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture such rs
Cook Stoves, paror and Room Stoves
Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads and
many other articles too numerous to mem
tion. The subscriber being an old resi-.
dent has articles of every description
usually found on farm or in a house.
TERMs.-Au sums under Eve dollars
cash. on all sums over Ave dollars a cred
it OF one year will he given, the pur.
chaser giving his note with approved Sc
curity. Sale to continue from day to day
until all is sold Sale to commence at
o'clock A NJ.
nO23.2t. DAVID RO0P.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

The "Auction Ordinance" has been
modified so far as to allow auction
sales of household goods on the
street and the sale Of farm products
of all kinds. And now, as of yore,
can be heard the glib tongue of the
nuciioneer, describing the superior
merits of each ana every article he
offers for sale, and the trouble is
ended,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01
CITY.

NIThs
Mayor-Robcrt L. Griffith.
Murshal-Charles Mutschler.
City Solici tor-Frauk Baker.
City Clork-Joseph A. johnson.
CityCivil Engineer-Jacob Sheibe,
CoUNcILMEN,
First Ward Philip Emich.
Second Ward-John L. Fisher.
AssEssc RS.
First Ward-Daniel Dildino Jr.
Second Wards. Il. Clark.
CLINTON Observation-Disclosures.
Reuben Keller.
Wm. Lambertson.
Ed. Swauder
TOWNSHIP CLERK.
Levi D. Kagy.
TOWNSHIP TREASURER,
William Kline.
TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR.
John w. Kagy.
coNsTADLEs.
A. II. Arnold.
Peter Burns.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

p. Ft. w. &C. r. R.-At the an
nual meeting Of stock holders of this
road, held at Pittsburg, on the 18th
inst, the following Board of Direct
ors we're chosen for the present year /:
George w. Cuss, President and
Springer Harbaugh, of Pittsburg; j.
Edgar Thompson. Philadelphia; Juo.
L. Dawson, of New Geneva, Pa; j.
f. D. Lssier, Louis H. Meyer and
Samuel j. Tilden, of New York; Pli-
ny Hoagland aud Jesse L. Williams.
of Fort Wayne, Ind; Keut Jarvis, of
Massillon; r. R. Springer, of Cinciu-
natl; John Sherman, of Mansfield, 4,
and W. B. Ogden, of Chicago. The
gross earnings of the main line dur
ing the year amounted to S8,04l ,l8l.
The expenses of the main line during
the last year were s5,O02,11O. The
number Of passengers carried during
the year, 1,4l1,677.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01
ADMINIsTRArOR's sALE

PURSUANT to the order Of ths Probate
Court OF Seneca ecusty Ohio, I viii olef for
sale at public venduo at The door % tbs
Court House 10 said county, on the ID ~
April 1864 betwees the hoa5a ofl0 Sciock
A. NJ and o'clock p. NJ, the following de-
,cribed lands and tenemsnls to-wlif Tho
North haifof the North Westquarler Of sso-
tion twenty six (26) in Liberty township ia
sAid county, cousalniug eighty acres more OF
less and subject 20 the doves estate of Re-
becsa j. Schaull therein,
RrDoLPn ELLENBERGER,
Admr, Dc bopt nea Of Geo w. achaull d<cA.
etSeos @PEYEiSstoW Asi.p us2i-fw
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

CHANGE IN Jon 0FFIcE-V. J..
Zahm has sold his interest in the job
Office here, to Luther Orwig, recently
of the AdOe, tiser, and the business
will be hereafter conducted by
White & 0rwig. Mr.. Zohm goes to
Lancaster, O., to take an interest in
the lancaster Eagle. He takes with
him the warmest wishes of friends
for his success and the citizens there
may rest assured that he is a good
workman and a good fellow.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

"Thou art beautiful, aud tue dark trcsscs
shade thy forehead meek In glossy curls.
To assist nature in the cultivation Of glossy
curls or to prevent their falling or by pre-
mature disease OF the scalp, resort to that
wonderful preparation, "Borretts Vegetable
Hair Restorative and see what art can dc,
-BaRgor Democrat
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

Who would have freckled, tanned, pin.
pied, or a moth patched face, when one bot
tie of MoEsE's LorIoS will positively remove
all of these discolorations. Il can be used
for years without injuring the complexion.
For making the hands soft and white il can,
not he eIcelled. For sale by ]. +. Mar.
quardt 1. L. St. John aud s. Huston.
no23.6wS
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

No person contempt nting journey either
by land or sea, ought to omit supplying
themselves with quantity Of DIR. whit,lesey's
Cure for Sick Headache md Dyspepsia asa
preventative against tho evils arising from
the change OF water, climate, &c.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

SEED PoTAToEs.-I have limited
lot of Harrison Potatoes, which l
offer for sale for seed. Price 81 so
per hushel. Address or call on
DENNIS H0LTS, Tiihn, o.
no22>4te
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

PHoToGRAPnY.-r runison & Son,
the best photographers iQ the city,
have removed to rooms 10 LOOMS
New Block on Main Street. These
rooms are splendidly fitted up, are
e'xcellently lighted aud have no supe.
riors in the Northwest. All custom
ers are requested to call and see us
aud leave their orders, for We arc pre-
pared now to DO work Lottcr than ev.
er before. Remember that Tuuisou
& Son are in Loomis' New Block, up
stairs.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01
G. j. KEEN, Chm'n
Republicnn Central Com.

REPREsENrArIvE MEN.-The fol.
lowing is the Democratic City aud
Township ticket. Indications are
that it will be elected-uothing short
of an earthquake can preveut such
consummatiou
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

CoUNCIL,-This body met on The
evening Of the 99th ult. johnson,
Knup, Noble and Wagner, present
The clerk was ordered to draw or
ders for salaries for city officers fer
the qua: ter ending April lst, as fol
lows.
Alf. Landon, Mayor SCI so.
Frank Baker, City Splicitor $50.
o. c. Zeller, Clerk s62 so.
c. Mutschlcr, Marshal S225.
Ii. Briton, Market master s2J.
Order for sl25 16 in favor of w.
II Hol'enbergcr, for labor at the
Engine House, was passed.
A contract was entered into with
Gasner & Thicl, to pave with brick
cutters on Market and Perry streets,
on west side of Washington street,
and also to construct solid stcue
crossings on Market street, west side
Of Jefferson street.
A communication was received from
Dr. j. A. Mcfarland, asking that
measures be taken to protect persons
and property from damage during
freshcts in the Sandusky river, Re.
fcrred to Wagner and Kaup, as COM
mittee.
A petition was received praying
change in the street ordinance, SO as
to allow fresh fish to be sold from
wagons in the streets. Laid on the
table under a motion.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

HIGH WATERS Sandusky river
has been in rage during the past
few days. Tho water commenced ris.
ing on Wednesday last and continued
to rise till about Sunday noon. From
Saturday night till Sunday uuou the
water raised about six feet. Old res.
idents say that there was a larger
body of water in the river than they
ever knew before, not even excepting
the frcshet Of 1917. At that time
the river was fall Of ice and at Ger.
tain places the water reached high
er point than now, bat last week the
river was entirely free from ice and
yet the water reached a point nearly
as high as evef before4-one thing is
certain, no one wished the water to
come up higher" The water at one
time reached TO within twelve
inches of Market street bridge and
within two feet Of tho wire bridge.
Several houses above the wooden
bridge we're surrounded by water and
had to bo vacated. The samc was
the case with a number between that
bridge and tho wire bridge. One or
two houses below the wire bridge
were also surrounded, but the water
did not drive them out. One family
had to Sacate their hoWse Sunday
morning at 3 o'clock and seek a dry
place olsewt ere, SafTell & Baldwin
and the Woolen Mills had to suspend
operations Friday. Rock Creek
was up and tearing and, raised over
five feet in three hours, Saturday.
The water from tho river backed up
to some distance above the iron bridge
on Perry Street and madc islands Of
some OF the houses.
We believe that in town there was
no serious damage done farther than
tearing and carrying away some out
buildings, wood, lumber and the mas
tiness incident TO too much river Wa
ter in cellars, yard, etc. We believe
the Woolen Mills lost considerable
in its basement, though we arc not
Informed how much. Fishbaugh K
Bros. Bent Work Establishment was
completely surrounded with water and
the lumber aud logs had to be sick.
ed down to keep them from going to
Fremont. The south end of the rail,
road bridge was so weakened by the
water that the down train on Monday
morning did not attempt to cross but
returned to Sandusky.
A large amount Of damage was
done by the water on the bottoms
along the river. An immense quantity
of feed was carried away, while mile
after mile of fence we're torn out aud
taken of.
Taken altogether, We do not be-
lieve ou- citizens are anxious to see
again the "largest frcshe within the
memory of the oldest inhabitant."
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

REPUBLICAN MEETINos.-The Re
publicans Of the First aud Second
Wards Of this city, will meet at the
Office Of Gibson & Pennington, on
Friday evening, April I'd, al y
O'Clock. Aud the Republicans Of
township, will meet at the
same place, on Saturday, April Sd, at
2 o'clock, p. NJ. The propricty of
mpkiug nominations will be eoa-
sidered.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

Posters, programmes, ay.bills and
every description of common printing
done in good style aud cheap at the
TRIBUNE OFFICE.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

Everybody moves to day. A city
directory for private houses will be
needed. No one knows where his
best friends have gone.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

Monthly statements printed at the
TRIBUNE OFFICE in the neatest man.
ner, and cheap. No business man
should be without them.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

My wfe's choice, and the whole family
prefer it. Mrs s. A, Aliens Improved (netO
styie) Hale Restorer or Dressing, liz one bot
He) Every Druggist sells it, Price one
Ioitor
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

Every Republican should remem.
Der the election on Monday, April
9th, and go and vote.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

We furnish paper aud print letter
heads at about the same price the
paper alone commonly costs.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

CLOSING Our AT CosT Wishing to close
out my entire stock Of WALL PAPER and
WINDOW SHADES, | am now offering the
snme at cost Call soon AZ the City Drug
Store. s. HUSTON
no 23.tf
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

The spring session of Heidelberg
College will commence on Wednes-
day, April 9TH.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01
ANCE STATEMENT
Itificate for Publication.
AUDITOR or STATES OFFICE, J
DEPARTMENT or INsUhANch,
CpLuMBUs, March ~, 1879.

AUDITOR or STATES oFFICE,)
DEPARTMENT of INsUhINch, J
CoLrMBUs. March II, 1879.
IT'S hereby csrtifel that the MERCHANTS
l FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY located ut
Chicago, In the state Of Illinois, has compiled,
in all respects. with the laws Of this State rcla,
ting 10 such Insurance Companies, for the cur.
rent year, and has flied IN this office a swurn
Statement, by the proper ON .ers, showing it,
condition and business Rt the date o! such
Statement, AS fullOwsi
Amount of actual paid up CCpl-
tai ...aI.. ........",..t..... 1900, O0J 90
Aggregate amount bt available
assets...... ....... .....,- r,..;..". Tos,1i7 SO
Aggregate amount Of liabilities
including resiusurnnce..........,. 0l4ls 90
Amount OF income for the pre-
coiiog year ,.;.......;",.," tiO,sis o.
Amount OF expenditures for tho
preceding year-."-A..-......,.", SIABTl 10
In witness whereof, have hereunto
(~~-~ subscr bed my name, ana caused the
}sRAL seal Of my Office to be niiixed, the
w. day and yeAr above written.
JAMES WILLIAMS,
Chief Clerk for Auditor OF state.
no23-3w
HODT. LYsLB, Agent, TImn. Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

Pure MILK,-I have been at great
deal of trouble and expense to select
and procure a superior grade of cows
for my dairy, and | propose furnishing
the good people of Tifin the coming
season with pure and clean article
of milk-milk upon which the cream
will rise. Persons wishing to get
their milk at the lowest rates, and be
sure Of supply the year round, will
please leave their names at one of the
following grocery stores A. II. Bus
kirk, j. H. Nighswauder, Martin &
Negele, and N. j. Kirchner, by Sat.
urdny evening, April Sd, as l shall
commence delivering Monday morn-
ing, April 5. l have established a
permanent dairying business on the
farm of Mrs. A. Coe, one mile east
of Tifin, where all orders will meet
with prompt attention.
T. F. SHAW,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01
vEL00IPBDE RIDING
CITY HALL

Saturday Ecening, april 3rch
An opportunity will be given to
those wishing to learn.
Three Volocipedos will be in TIE
Hall.
Admission 10 cts. Doors open at
Z o'clock.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

Every man should use bill heads.
The place to get them is at the TRIB.
UNE OFFICE.