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, 1869-04-20

Movement to Innuguratc u Hcto1l1
LCuEI1cs

ETUfE1UCIK NU lN2HIB &411@~o q
LcnEnc.
Boston, April 10. a meeting Will be held 70
tnorruw evening to Initiate a reform league, has-
inr in view 1ret, to secure moderate and elective
tais which mas be collected at the least cost aud
interference with the Industrial PURSUITS OF
the country second to oppose all spectal legisla-
lion intended to fster private OF class Interest
third, to secure the sent-nnnuM payment OF inc
principal OF the national debt, and removal Of some
treaues OF reciprocity With all the North American
statea; ntth, to promote reform u the civil ger.
vice and the appointment Of government omcel1
cure return OF the specie standard Of values 4!
snon as nCssthIe,
, 1869-04-20

C1Sc1sSA71. April 1eThc Cincinnati Ease "a, Ia
Club opened the feaRon On Saturday. Tne ui7'
nine won against the Gelt By u TO Is.
, 1869-04-20
CHgAGO, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, loo2.

,ound one and returned the thief was gone me NJ
spnnay ~ hn.nn II. W. ,ned IS and Ba a.
trneed to thirty da5s In the n7.deweu
-On Sunday evening, James bremen Hnu s,Tnrt
LAhe5t sa1.nlt h "ste ci,n shey was smoking
bridge N haS Hv,1a n for While to have
rn}ln ct two Iahey sata he would let MN enoG mas
n,nrr ami he took Ouk his sheath knue a'aa
aAkis ater thrre tines once tp the Shoulders
very sesefe NoHnd, @ a. ~. i a. fhe Recorier's
Easr4 ~ 1eia 'A s'''S' 0'
Jacob Martin. Was af1estSu 1,-on on II anpears
for threatening to kA some Gu ant,61 theuase!ves,
hich fact ANNOYED Martin such IN e3tsnt ~
e Tnshed at them with pltcnfo1k, Alo h1 toas ~
ne ~ 4ha n,ch}.ors INF ferfered1 be Houlu P1oe
oily have kineti OF ttG ln541ee 1,se,3re "'
ed ioI nGA1s LIZ w 1anraVea IarrJ Mutphy OF
-,1am ~ hia nDuer lin f.y biting II on uuIa4E ~
, 1869-04-20


THEATRE BURNED At NATTER
MALES, april ~.
rhc Bel,,ni Theatre was destroyed by fire last
night
France
TIE ArrRoAct1SG COMMERCIAL coSfERESeE~
PARIS, April ~.
The French Government refuses to modify i's
onnon NJ 10 what subjects shall he suh1nittc', lo1
(,i,cusxion to the conference Of France and lei
| t-iDIrl.
, 1869-04-20
THE PnllcE c1uRIS.


.,~ ,omrnop ,.%,yar tnrisE |
Patrick "eica ls on5 q eouuou Aaoos. -. ~
the day. hut an uncommon uflnke1 Rt neu.
mia Arrangement the expct4es frequently cActeo
tni' a. ~ 49,. ,nuv f,,o,d and he Is compelled ]
the MeoHlc y, ~ 49, - -n.aIaufs to mike both |
10 resort 10 a!i Inaunti u rorea, d,toent,y
ands meet Last week Patrick "orAed uieeaIs
enough, but his evening csfousals nAu 'osI ul14
mnrt 11,an usual, and on sunday night b: "as
Inolc .uND ,an,-. u.n ~, nm the principle that
comp'ete oanS1apI ou, '1,.. ns ennc,rt,cf, that
the world owes him nstne; ~ ,,rinpnr nortton
the saoon-keepers o"en nlni tae - i aharp
aud he set about 10 coiec. s nssa,,r co11S srtrS
Aen 10 faI11cN ltsir ~ tsd one lolrfd there,
IL thef nh1s. w. MA hand nni thus for
tlned with moral suasion nS ~ G'tnten AZ. %adi-
son salton, " rs ~ uay fo the counter the
following colloanJ ensaeu: IN ,srn at want a
| thtleA WIN sAe
a1auk. r-.on,r 5,vna inape= from AnpeMances}.
| SatooA. heer t onv ~ MONEY.
lave tou E,h Eg, e tnn E11cx held high In aIr}. II
| fatHcA t~t.o %Ae ~
*ant unnA, ,n..o,,tv ,n,t1nce1 and drink with
The liquor Is ns!anax rFooo~eo 1'N 0'''
, 1869-04-20
REAL ESTATE.
Great Auction Sale
OF CHOICE
CHICAGO REAL ESTATE,
REAL ESTATE.

Me.x1s CLARKE, LAYTON Il co. are ,naktnF Ar
~ oe great sats Of Chicago real estate At
.urtion the ale III Commence on tho sth d2y Of may
ne1t Ind to l.,t fo. I've d2ys OF Esh the list ofIots
and l.nds arr dstca.td o. The .sleta % Be Ereup-
tory, aad all properties odtred WIN % eola 1 ~ ~
highest bidder. The list ots ana !Anas ~ ~ eT
Will te rrady for publication u tue Atn ny y.
and will eomrff.e 4omc Of the -oia,ss ous11@s na
idenee ryupe1.y In the three diykous Of the ~,
gYrat feasu1r af the aac will be th odTtne FOs -
FIRST TINE. IN LOTS, OF SOME OF sF.nn n
CHOICEST OF THE SOUTH S13E PARh AMI
BOULEVARD FRONTS
On the 25th Of EFeT
They f offer On the ground portion Of tt ~
| .nhurhan tr.rt known az the MORGAN ES..tTE. On
thc nersh end Of Blue Island. the highest I'D best
vndcd tract IN the county Of Cook and the mot eoa
! vrnlent cf sscefe. II
Pamphlets containing fu1 st o. the psopettes ~
feted tcse:hrr with plats Of esch TRACT AID
mar ehoyy ns the 1oestlou Of the various VIZ =
ready for ire distribution b. the day q
| otEce+
| No, 12s WESTINGHOUSE.
Pe,.or. dctirr of puttns their lands or lots into 10
Net to be oterr Ut th. great s.ie+ must hsnd in "a t
deecrscp q the ssnlc By tho aoth int For fuffhe
particulars corct1ulnE ths saef1qure Ut the otee ot
CLARKE, LAYTON & co.
1913 Wazhiugtou-st., Chicago. III.
, 1869-04-20

Lake Navigation.
nrFr41o April le-Immense ananfT1tahes Th,. 1c,n .. mI
arc paEsy down tne ~, ne T." IN lake Erte
mi n navigation will open at an ea1'y oa5'
, 1869-04-20

The Mississippi Open TO NJ. tus. M.
~; II = nnT, oren TO St 1'aul. The ice wcnt GU
.fF ,rn pcntn this morning.
, 1869-04-20

Rnnuas eecnnd story Rice l. J4rkscn'a HuainE. E-cEh
we4t co1ner Of Itfessao sud RAnao'ptst natso hour
9uf5iri attsndanee and to ~ dytns Poqs
true Il eAa4te. VA7easastQn AHayH pekaorWed
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

sToNEa-MYERs.-on March Esd st thu
residence ofihe bride's father, Mr.. Jro. A, Myers
BY Rev. J. c. osle, Me-. penuis T. stone aud
Miss Jennie Myers, MI Of TINA.
We wish ths couple much Joy, and hope heir
pathway through life may be a continual season
OF happiness.
ARZ-on tho ith inst, by
Rev. Henry Lang, Rev. s. n. Yoekey, OF Chilli
sothe. aud Miss Elvirs $. Beiiharr, daughter oi
C. C. Dsiihars, OF this city.
MONTGOMERY - MecALLIsrER.- At the
Baltsford House, Adrian, Mich, Tee. 2sth iSis
by Rev. D Z. Might, ot quincy, Mich. Mr..
Cyrus Montgomery Of wyandot county, o., on
Mis-. jennie Mecallisier, daughter Of Ezra Me-
callister, Of Seneea county, Ohio.
BAKER-sAYLoR -on Thursday. the 18th
inst. at the Davis House, Tihhn. o., by REV. G.
w. Miiier, OF Carey, o., Mr.. christophcr Baker
OF wyendOt county, and Miss Jennie eaylOr, o
Berwick, seneeN county.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25


Council PRooEEDINos. - Council
met March 22d, at u P. NJ, with
MesSrs. johnson, Noble, Wagner aud
Kaup, and o. c. Zeller, Clerk, prcs-
ent. 1p-a
Orders were directed TO be drawn
as follows:
Geo. Ernest $50 ,sI, account to
March.
J. F. Marquardt $500, account to
March.
JnO. NJ. Myers $500, account for
printing to March.
/ w. NJ. johnson 81 ,25, transferring
and recording.
Jno. fiogo & Son $500, chairs
for Engine House. nflF
A special says the financial coudi-
tioh Of the Government at the close
of the present fiscal year, 10 June,
will doubtless be very favorable
Every department Of business seems
to feel the good effects Of last fall s
election, and the receipts from all
sources are much larger than they
we're last winter. Tho customs re-
eeipts for the fiscal gear will probably
reach one hundred and eighty Eve
or one hundred and ninety millions
Of dollars, aud those from internal
revenue at least one hundred aud
fifty and perhaps one hundred and
sixty millions Of dollers.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

The ehiei danger from Dyspepsia Is that
the reduced strength OF the ~ stem may dis.
able II nom surmounting other inlcrcurrenl
diseases. Sympathetic affections Of the liver
and lungs oOen have their origin in Dyspep-
sla and may become organic diseases aud
constitute not only asource Of Inconvenience
bus danger Hence, the sooner treatmen, Il
commenced after the FIRST symptoms OF Dys.
pepsa are manifest with more certainty can
the disease be thoroughly expelled DO not
delay to seek advice from uuwHrranted
sources, but procure Roback's blood Pills,
take them in small doses 10 stimulate the
stomach aud intestines aud gently act upon
the liver. Then take Robacks Stomach
Biiteu regularly amer each meal to tone
the stomach and assist the digestive appara
tus, and you will find the relief will c a
most immediate and tho cure like magic
The Bitters should be continued for while
after all symptoms Of the disease have disap-
peared. These medicines are prepared with
the utmost care OF materials having especial
reference 10 diseases Of the blood and inters
nal organs, and can at all times with conf.
denee be relied upon. Ilershiser 4 Myers
,Ole agents, Tinin, o. no2ol4,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

A meeting was held in Toledo,
Saturday night last, for the purpose
of taking measures to petition the
Legislature to pass the resolution to
reFeal the provision Of tho COnstitu-
tiOu, which denies counties, townships
or cities the right to levy a tax to
build railroads. This resolution was
offered 10 the Legislature by Senator
Linn, and if passed is TO be submit
ted At the next October election. A
committee consisting of Geo. w, Da>
Wis, A. e. Maeomber, Clark Wag-
goner aud j, N. Drummond we're ap.
pointed to correspond with par
ties in different parts of the State,
that concerted action might be had
in pressing the matter upon the Leg
islature.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
TnE siours ASD sEcRErs OF rnt

THE SioHTs AND SEcRETs OF TnE
NATIONAL CAPITAL; work Des.
criptive Of Washington Clty-itt
High and Low Life, its Magui6.
cent Public EdiGees, its Hidden
Mysteries aud its Niliainies and
Corruptions. Splendidly Illustrat.
ed with numerous Engraviugs.
We judge from sample copy that
this is an excellent work, aud will give
good insight into Washington life.
SECRETS or THE GREAT CRY
Descriptive oe the Virtues and
Vices, the Mysteries, Miseries and
Grimes Of New York City. Illus,
tratcd with 81 fine cngraviDgs
Printed in both English and Ger
man.
The copy We have seen indicates
the work to be one Of moro than or.
dinary interest. 1t is clear in It,
details aud finely written. j. II
Leidy, agent for this county. II,
will CAL on the people with tho abov'
works in due time. 3t.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

A moralist took his daughter to
see tho Sinmese Twins. "Observc,
Prudence, my dear" he remarked to
her, "observe the caro- exercised by
Providence which united these two
citizens. aud think what heavy
aud wearisomc fctter might that mem
braue which attaches them together
have been, if, instead Of being broth :
ers, they had been strangers to each
other"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

P. Kii;I 10 J, B. Echert, so acres IN Sen.
sca Tp.. for S4.7so. Eww
P. H. Cutler TO r, T. lob, 80 acres in
Bloom Tp, for 2,l92.
VIM, w. Armstrong, to J. zahm, in-lOtE
sis, 3ts, $50, s6s, ss4, 4 se5, In Hedge
second Addition % the City Of Tim, for
81 800. e~Nff Aitl @4AA
J.Kimbsfly 10 A. STARK 90 acres In Lou
den TP., for $3.50.
H. LammisOn, TOM "A. FSssman, 90 Aere'
in Venice TP., for 81, ,b0V.
r. W. Pruden,. to MA. vogeIs, in-lo,
No, 80 in omer, for S7lo, ~ ree ~
u. B. Murry, to W. A. CrauH, | sms Of
Land In Liberty Tp, fof $500.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
TIFFlN. March %. 1860,

Eos. TRIBUNE;-Pormit mo, in
bChalf of myself aud faulty, to re.
turn my heartfelt thanks to our
friends for their welcome visit on last
Friday evening. 1t was very stormy
night, but still there was a good =
ly number present. The speculation n
foots up as follows: Greeubacks,
slOl rs; hard cash, $500; premium
on the Eve silver dollars, $500; and
other good things, $1,000 making
in all sl3l,25
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

Our NEXT FAlR.-Tho Secretary
of the Seneca County Agricultural
Society, Mr.. Bachmau, informs US
that the seventeenth Annual Fair Of
the Society will be held on the 9th,
9th, 7,h and 9Th days of October,
1869. The Officers and Board OF
Managers Of the. Society purpose u.s.
ing every effort to make this the best
Fair yet held in the county. As far
as they can they will make il so, and
it wants only the helping hand of the
people to insure it. The premium
list is nearly revised and when done
will present some novel features and
will offer larger and more varied pre-
miums. We hope the people will
consider rhis matter aud make up
their minds to have an agricultural
exhibition second to none in the
State. ttt eAaA+f
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

MEAN MEN.-We reeeutly publish.
ed an account Of a man in San Fran
cisco, who rendered a bill - the
Administrators for four d,llars, for
time lost attending the funeral Of hi,
brother. A parallel case was report.
ed to us as occurring at Berwick, in
this county, few days since,
A Cary firm having had bills print.
ed at this Office, sent a few to Bsr-.
wick, with the request that they
should be posted. One was handed
to harness maker of Democratic
proelivities, who would not consent
to have il in his shop until he had
carefully cut out "TIFFfN TRIBUNE
PIT" IL any one has knowledge Of
a smaller, meaner, moro foolish trick
than tho above we do not went to
hear Of Il, as the two already given
are sufficient to confirm us in the be.
lief Of the doc rins Of "total depravi-
~
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
Local and Miscellaneous,
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH IS, 'Ol
NEW ApVERrIsEMRNrs.

Read the allowing new Advertisements
Merchants Fire Insurance company-Rober'
Lysie, Ar'nt.
Hat, cape, e'e.-Charles Lsiner.
school Ex,miaer's Notice. ~. ). KlrkwoOd,
w. n,chmAn Aad b. ,. Myers, Examiners.
Aar,in,strator's Notice. Rudolph Ellenber-
ger. Admit estate OF Geo. W. schaull deed.
s,lbsrlins's Excelsior Reaper a Mowsr.-H
Bachtcl, Agent.
Daniel Leddiek. ST., Bantrupt.-s d. Eddy'
Assignee.
"To the Working Class'-E. c. .Ailen'
Dissolution Nones.-M. Miller and 5. s. Hun
ter.
Root nui shoe Stores s. Hunter.
Real Estate Ageney-A. u. Bycrs.
Public Sale-Davd Roop.
Stoves, Tin.wNre, etc -liloom q Mason.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

Ths Hat Of letters remaining IN the Timn POss
once. March 20, Iscsi
ChMI9y Allbuxht, Aiias EliRs BNker,A. Dcsrs,
Dr. !. q. BieoloW. Romaness BOuf, hiss Kate
Depisr. W. H. Doyle h sou, s. Fisher, Miss Mar
gefet Flndle, Thomas Gray. jr., Melissa @. He'd.
{ea. fhillp HoltxboTser. james Johnson, Williarn
King, Mis-. Nancy c. LOnE bfiss cslhs MeCieI-
Ian, ID. q. MyaIe, Harry Miller, Nsitirk, Philip
Kim, Miss .. =. Reed, Cotletb sohyinger, Geo
white, samuel sager.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

Notice the flaming advcr-
iisement Of Bloom & Mason, That
they have a 6rst-class stock Of good,
in their line ho one will doubt when
they see the way in which they ad-
vertise It. Call on them.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

LosT.-AbOut six weeks since,
somewhere in Tiaiu. a lady's nne gold
l'ckst, with places for four pictures
On the upper part Of the loeket, in a
scroll, is the name "Mary." Any
person having found it will be liber.
ally rewarded upon leaving it at Mira.
Aliens. 81 "A.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

John Eye, who lives in the north
west part of this township, was run
away with Friday last. He was
driving young horse and il became
frightened, ran of and broke the
wagon all to pieces.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
a. d. C. HOWARD,
Rector of Trinity Church


The Bellevue Gazette thus soaps
some new subscribers
Fifteen straight. forward. upright,
intelligent, good looking, honest,
clear-sightcd, magnanimous, gentle
manly, discriminating, open hearted,
obliging, uuassuming, outerprisiog,
wide-awake, 90 ahead, sharp sighted,
well-informed, energetic, happy.look-
ing ren dropped in aud subscribed
for the GAZETTE this week.
There are 1900 Republicans in this
county, who are not subscribers to the
TRIDUNE, abou. whom we would like
to make the same remark, only some
what modified. viii not some oI
them give us an opportunity Let
our friends who already take the
TRIBUNE interest themselves aud Sc
cure subscribers.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

Horace Greeley says that the dark
est day of any mans career is that
wherein he faucies there is some east.
er way of gaining a dollar than by
squarely earning II.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

REAL ESTATE AoEScY.-We re.
fer our readers attention to the real
estate advertisement of A. II. Byers.
lie intends to buy aud sell real estate
on liberal terms.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

We see posted on a door a
painted board, setting forth that a car.
tain establishment has been removed
to rOoms"0pisiie. the. Court. House.
Puuctualion aud spelling aside,
the notice is n foe one. a1
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

PUBLIc sALE-will be sold at the resi-
denee Of the undersigned, one mile north
Of Bloomville,
On Wednesday, APril 7, 500,
the follow ng property, to-wit. -Four head
Of Horses, 2 milk Cows aud Heiiers. all
coming in soon, yearIins Steer, ysarling
ReIisE yOugn Calf $50 head full blood
Spanish InfanistA Sheep, brood sows, ,
Wagons, ] massiIlon separator and horse
power and clover haIIer l open ,lirsshsr
and shaker. Reaper and Mower Combined
wheat Drill, Wheat cultlvator, Csoss-eut
Wood Saw, Buggiss, PlOws, Harows a d
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

Coop BRcoMs.--Mr. John An
drews, of Blcouville, manufactures
superior brooms. He uses good
broom corn, and his broOms show good
workma nship.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

Seneca Chief Fire Company give an
"Easter Monday" Ball at City Hall,
the evening Of the 29th inst.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

A Wooden Manufacturers Exposi-
tion will bo held in Cincinnati, COM
menciug the 4th day of August and
continuing four days.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

Farmers are very much please d
with the appearance of tho wheat
They claim that tho prospect for
large crop has never been better.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

SEED PoTAToEs.-I have limited
lot of Harrison Potatoes, which
offer for sale for seed. Price 81, so
per hushel. Address or call on
DENNIS HoLTS, Tiaiu, o.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

CLosISo oUr AT Wishing to close
out my entire Stock Of WALL PAPER and
WINDOW SHADES, l am now offering ihe
slue at cost. Call soon at the City Drug
Sore. W0N S. HUSTON.
= a., az
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

Sunday afternoon a very large
nock Of wild geese were seen passing
over Tif6n, en- route south. They
couldn't stand the cold weather.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

House and lot in I'd Ward for sale. House
contains 10 rooms, is in thorough repair
Upon the lot there is good barn, well, els.
tern, fruit trees, shrubbery, etc. Enquire OF
no23-lts WM. GALLUP.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

New HARDwARR STcRE.-About
the first ofApri' Messrs. j no. A.Myert
and DR.. T. X. Williams, OF Findlay,
will open a hardware store in the
room formerly occupied by Mr.. Myers
as tin and stove store. Mr.. Myers
is too we'll known to need an intro
du ,tion to our citizeus. The fol.
lowing notices, every word Of which
is true, will serve 10 tell who DR.
Williams is:
1--WE regret to learn that our
friend, DR.. I. X. Williams, is about
to remove to Tifin. While we fee
sorryfo lose the Doctor from our
place, we can assure our Tifiu
friends that they will find him q
good business marketable aud ac-
commodating-in fact, gentleman
in every sense Of the word. Pros
perity attend him. Fndlay JEFF.
fersoRian.
awe are sorry to learn that Mr.. T.
X. Williams, of the uptown Hard
ware store, is going to leave us He
goes to Tifin on the FIRST of April
We can commend him to tho citizens
of Seneca county as an energetic, 40.
commodatiDg and honest business
man Fndlay Courier.
The firm name is to be Myers &
Williams, aud we wish them abundant
success.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

As ladies' magazine, Cooley
stands Hrs.. To maid and natron
this magazine has for more than a
quarter Of century been a welcome
visitor. Always prompt, and rel,a.
bic, it has come to be necessity with
thousands. 1t we'll merits the un-
bounded success il meets.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

A Buffalo merchant has divided
ten per cent. of the profits of last
years business among his employees.
That is the best kind of co-opera-
tive establishment.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

PUBLIC SALEs.-At his residenc,
10 sciPiO tp.. 9. NJ. Ogden will sell
Saturday, March 27, Horses, Cattle
Sheep, Wagons, eto. r
On Wednesday, April 2, near
BlOOmville, David ROOp will sell
Cows, Horses, Sheep, Hogs. eto.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
no22,4t*

PETROLEUM. v. Nasby terms /" Barreu's
Vegetable Hair Restorative" the aFonntin
Nv Youth, and his is not the only instance
where Il has made the old man young
agaiu." Itis warranted in avery case to re-
store the hair to its natural color, and Is a
beautiful dressing WAseIiRg IntstligeHeer
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

A. Ballou has been confirmed Post
master at Findlay, rice Col. j. NJ,
Neibliug, deceased.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

A Cotillion party will be given at
Wehr's Hall, Green Springs, this
evening, March rs.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
nIRn-

McMEEN.-At his home. near wNson's
Station, In this county, on the nth inst, WIN.
5. McMeep, aged u years, 10 months aud 10
days.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

Ask your Druggist what The universal
opinion ia, from those who have used the
medicine, OF whittleseyS Dyspepsia Cure,
for Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, indigestion,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
DON'T GROW OLD.

There Is no necessity for premature Old axe,
use Rohafk's stomach Bitters, II gives vitsllty
and elasticity BY inyigorating svery orgar n
be body. HsFshiseT Myers, hcle Agsnfs,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

The mayor Of Toledo has issued 4
proclamation warning all dog pos
SCISSORS against allowing that animal
to run at large without muzslcs.-
The Captain Of the Police is ordered
to SEQ that all such dogs are Kill.
cd. The Toledo folks don't like
hydrophobia.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

CHANaE.--s, S. Hunter has pur-
chased Mr., Miller's interest in their
stock Of boots, shoes, ETC., aud re-.
moved it to the room formerly Occu-
ped BY L. Rese for clothing store,
opposite the Court House. He has
got on alsrgs addition to his good
aud will sell ehCap. See advertise :
meDt. "A
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

Eggs are up very high, and Easter
is at hand; somo one will make mon-
py
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
BEFORE PURCHASING EXAMINE
WILCOX g. GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE

TN selecting Sewing Machine, uso and tesl
every one yourself and cxainine the mplioity
oft. The WILCOX b GIBBS has no cans,
eOgs, brushes, bObhina, ehuftles or spring ten.
sions. IL Is the only machine which makes she
twisted Loop Stitch, VIII Oh combines the elias.
teity Of the chain stitch, and the security u the
ripping and useless expenditure OF tbread incl
dent TO other Machines. Its seam 10 the only
one Which can be readily undone, and yet not
connected with something Objectionable. Tie
cheap chain stitch and the Grover and BaiaI
stitch can both bo readily undons, bat tho for
mer ravels and the machine Is worthless
throughout and the latter 10 q q double thread
aud Otherwise Questionable, RLd all other ma
chimes render Il impossible 70 undo lhe the work
and save the goods.
Call at my rooms and see the Machine, on.
poslte Or. kuhn's, Market street. Tim, OHIO,
Gb-Oil, Needles and every thing for the Ma.
hlne kept on hand. Also, all kind OF Machine
stitching. hemmina, eording ,:,aekng and hem
RSSsssoS'iT WM. MooUTcHEH, Agent.