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printing.
Proposals.
TKEAsuEr DIPAETHEET. August 2, lsGy.
FOR STATIONERY.-Sealet

TREAtuEI DIPhETnGET hugua1 1862
PROPOSALS FOR STATlONERY.-Seaed
Proposals. o furnishing stationery for Che use oi6s United States
Houses for the sudE June 30 1910 viii he received
the ID DAY Of September. 1853, IL eol
BlaBt bidding vll BE- furnished application
will be considered accepted rejected lien BY item
By the Inoes bidders within ten DAYS
being called upon 40 ~ do
The articles contracted for must Be iaruIhd from TINE 10 TIN. euag
Quantities from the Department. Tbs
entire Quantities will however be called fer during the year
propcta be Ened BY individual tm mailing Att
bond With sufficient surete The
Thousand Doars 10000 Uhhsd osT
District reside be
Bhsd Department conditioned the Of
portion OF the articles awarded under
AId the performances OF the SANE
All deliveries subject sIptrt dstted
purpose aud The delivery
- be deemed sasr 10 anu the contract al the option
Of b. Secretary
DsTsbs free charge ains Tr,AIOy Department,
....
hset eomp, With order under s contract win ops
forfeiture Of the penalty Of ihs bond o. the
Treasury direct the purehAS IN open mlrfst such
ssss shall be supply the deficiency
charge the contractors thy the
pT,s which tba be found for such AreleL
Proposals unGeeompsutd By StiActofy bond viii eonsd
cred win he awarded only q established
dealers 10. The Hriesh 0hOhdb BOUTWELL,, ..
Secretary Of tht Treasury
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CreAP MANUFACTURERS IN TROUBLE.

Daniel Schwartz of No. 243 East Fourteenth
st., was held for an examination by Commissioner
Shields on charges OF removing unstsmped cigars from
manufacture using Cancelled stamps cigar boxes and
belng such boxes with such stamps Affixed
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A CIGAR DEALER COMMITTED.

Lewis Frey, a cigar dealer at No. $50 First
ave. was committed for trial by Commissioners Shields,
on a charge OF relng cigar boxes that had once been
stamped without renewing the stamp as required ny
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and other property, at No e4O Greenwcbsti oos Of
cigarettes and ~ bills. OF tobacco, NJ No. o.
and No l93 broadway.
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csHLIAlsu EIunss T<i,s o all pnrsPA PoHu S'wTOI.
xs- Esr.s The C.s.d, ,5 Iais Superior Region ,nOss mas,
s,- .1d Istr, reui,, great 'shs and
,Ieust, a. iosF tours at Moderate rates
car rs- 10 sh.rd EoI 7n and
81 Bro.d.,y Nc BrooIiyr DspOt' foot Of T-'ag
tds ard foot Long DosE Depot Js.y City
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains parse arriving this rsquesisd
ver addressed the Esuiork Associated Preas only 70
persons exhibiting the authority Of W. souior Gensr
packages for the Journal Of Comf 1tuts TRIBUNE
World Erpress Evening Commercial ddusriisr Stad
zuRg Yorker D0kTa should also be delivered oHr V
tbe asme
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DROPOSALS will he received for furnishing
The MATERIALS and BUILDING DEPOT a. hssls Para upe
the August 1868 Plans and Nptfos Al The
OAes Of lAs hEELO PARK LAND COMPANY koL I& ana I5
BIeaauAI. ReOB No d.
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Trual Mutins.


STATE 'NEVYORE OFFICE o. rus sF.sETasI % STATE
ITO the SHERIFF of the COUNTY of NEW
YORK-sR: Notice hereby gwen that the General Election
be held state. Tuesday Succeeding the s Moad q
Secretary Of State, ia The place q Homer 4 Nelson
ssT.r R .1 pl Ss o u wS SiP s ASI
State Engineer and Surveyor the place Of Van Rensselaer, Rich
A Canal Commissioner IN the place Of stephen T H.yt
Inspector Of STATE sons 10 The place Of J'hn hmmsnd
Judge Court Appeals for the full term Of eight from
u. Court Apps. t. an the qnsry.sd Of
Der the q Charles Mason appoa.ed By the Governor
Also Judge Of the Court Appeals GIL the unsIprsd for
s John PG5s was which S % sSs i dy Of
Governor under section thtes article az Of the STATE COnsto
The s. c.i ss r. the Pm S.: Isf' .,5 District
Ao senator ioI The Fourth Senate ps, comprising The First
"a' o. se sy and e1g5y O. S Sts iS,t ,g m Eighth
Ninth stnib and Sixteenth WAs Of The City Ahd County Of Ne"
Alec Senator Tor the sIth s,ua, District comprising the Tenth
Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards Of The City and Cou Of New York
EEsgt Trtnsb and Twenty f ards Of the City and County
Also senator for Eighth senate District comprising the tn snh
Eusuh aud TwsuJsond Warts Of the City and County Of New
COUNTY OFFICERS ALSO TO BE ELECTED PoR SAID COUNTY
district Gior5s 10 piafs sauu, GAryiD who appointed
to m The ,'s19sy y 70, q 1Iy hAA
Tso Justice, Of The Superior Court the places Of John Priced
oaOns BY the resignation Of samuel b. Gav and death
ofAuthony J Robertson. 49,. ...- - .
Common Pleas place ofGeorge C. Barrett
Judge Of the Marine Court IN place Of Michael Gfo'H
A Surrogate 10 place 81 Gideon J. Tucker
A Recorder in place Of John X Hsckstt
1vo the places Of Walter Roshe and Henry smith
the place Of William Schirmer.
Al whose VI ohce viii the sS day OF December
TIE attention % Inspectors Election County d.
38 The Of 1859 entitled Al Ael provide for
,uhurr electors Of the state
"a 1909 uheh the Amended Consultation pro-
possd y The CONSTITUTIONAL uhieh closed nE FsbEn
huadrod and SItyegh viii be submitted
Of the STATE al the said GsueTa Election 70 Be
TUESDAY succedBg tie h Aondsy November beI
aud v b. entitled vote separately for
Amended the Judiciary sice or for
Judiciary article Or against uuirm rule 81 asses
for Respectfully
y H. NILSSON. Secretary ofState.
SnHKiTTs Cry COUNTY EulORE,(
2 1862
Of the original notice received BY
~ ifsm the SECRETARY - state JAMES OBklhN
Sbsrid Of CITY ard County Of New York
fNe~paps hertby bottled 20 lnseu this aver
lRd JAMES OBRTBH Sheriff
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AT jefferson Market Police Court, YESTERDAY

COURT CALENDARS FOR THIS DAY.
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS-SPECIAL TERM.
Nos -, 80, 6, o., 49, lt5 ll6.
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gttturts anS alrttinSs.

mo IYCEUMS, LECTURE COMMIT IEEs,
II ete-THE AMERICAN LITERARY BUhbAO snoN ~S,,o..
make engagements with Lyeeums and other Leess 1891
throughout the country ior Instip NcCaTthv
,o Iosdon Morning Star; MARI Twin, T. '" higElnsos 70.
Fsb B,nsou g. Losing the Historian. b. Do Chala ~
49, Oss.nvnn Prof /. NOumAbs SanE L. heseu WIZ $3.50
- 80 Henri Nichols Hitchcock Josiah Phhps Vaney
he Rev George Hepwoh Prof Ruins Adams Thomss hsi
a Wstsnap John J. PnkertOn. \. r. howell ehot
odd Felow Prof Homer sPragas Cornell Uhi.et ss 81 d.
K,trsA, Bsn Taylor the Rev J. d. sweet VI
Ennsp The siberian hsris A seaou Annie
men Ms.set tJems Pipes)i Wn Pope the
49, Hon InRersa Ar Carter. HOu bovee 49,
Sn.,p Authouy Elias NASH D. huuson l. - Iosasssa
a. Eehinsop Family aud Mrs WRoz begEs w
R.hs,r,as and whose sppear as
No CHARGE WHATEVER TO LECTURE COMMITTEES
Annle.tous promptly attended 10. Send for Clrcaar 20
NPp"N~'' AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU,
No ~ NsssAust, New'foh CD'
JAMIEsS, S x MERBERR RreES As.oc, Directors
r. O. Boz No. 67Oi
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FOR LONG BRANCH,

RED BANK BRTCKsBURG MANCHESTER TOMS RIVER &C
By REritan Delaware Bay Railroad - - a. :, ~
Two daily lines sandaJ sIesp leave Per NO ~ 0ot Of Duane
Y All, AZ Pier No Of ReeorsL aiAb Re
torbinF from I,oDe Branch $50 . N sHd . p 10.
June ~. ls6a \" D. sHSDSH w. Lesseee
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TUESDAYS WEATHER REPoRT-sa
MfKIArnRK ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sur 5:l3 Sun sots....., 6S Moon lao
s.,a, Hook "A Cova Isand.. 57 Hell Gate 7:l3
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NR0TON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
~ Separate sealed praposais sa ndoSss VIZ ne S >, NE
os.riSS viii be recelVed this Os ust u ssocE o. Wedne'
ier nt and FISK Concrete pavement 10 ee CITY
~ Ne arE T tbe lsyng BfOsR and Miller
NsS Moo,e.t from TO Wesst and Whtsst sE
Ceu 10 Broadway and for the laying Of the Pisa CestTets
In op Hundred and from Third ~ sixth
The plans works be and speSeaons And s
s The obtained application " the eoaaes eE al THE ehe
S SSSE !! og 4 sPSSsRfaAoHt Gro ACT Beard
Neu-YoTE August - lst9. . ~ --
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90 @bOm il MN GouurH.
4 WISH TO obtain the POST OFFICE AID
pREss Of The Hon THOMAS SAVAGE late Wee ConsuL General
10 aTsna Information s b. thankfully received by bAns
vile Indiana 81 O. BoI No l6l-Aug 10 ltsy J pAl
DEERE FRANCOIS ISIDORE GAMET, son
Of Jean Gtmst o. Mary Boudos bore Al hgrias .l.
Frspe On tire 1894 Who len AunAt 10 is;
proceed 10 Ia Plata heard Of requtstea BY
Made q Aurae who Intends 70 consulate LIN her
heir 10 rive Immediate Information II bis wbsTeAtoais
PHILADELPHIA FIRE.
In hnidugs uhere PERKlESb FlREPkOOf COLD AIR IRON
SHUTTERb DOORS used Gre cannot rta sample hhniIsu
At wAsHlSGTON IRON WORKS, Ohes No 81 Ltsri1,,t
GENERAL OVFCEs Ears KAIvAI CoNPAEI,
CokHKK ESHTH ava AND WHsT TVENrS.Ihlhn'r Z
BoI 800 r. q. EEw ioKE, AuR. II. l66s
THE General Offices of this Company have
from No lt7 WtiHL pd ul from thi DAT, be
located al tbs place u N OIls steitllIr
d SOIl REWARD will be paid on the re-
~ ebOO eoverJ fooving described BONDS. stolen
tie 2h nat propoftouate amount for part thereof
Bonds 81 United States l52Otl Issued 1868 Noe lp2o
Zgl, and zsJ
siWO 10 Bond state ~ Tennessee sevl PER cent 10 361
CITY Of RAhvay improvement boudi indorttd By W.
Fuller Cashier, Noe 2y, 2a5. and 80 49,
600 Coupons o. H. . Bonds Of 1861 follows hot l1tO5
and e. O. "a g. e. g. EBd a. u Coupons Of SO each
PAYMENT been stopped HENRY T. bhkNhALL No 10 NatL
Eev York JAY 49, 1868
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Gttursions.

Excursions
nELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS to the SEA-
FIuE LONG BRANCH By steamer EkNbhhlhk. Al a
S., kutda Pier No n foot Of DuIns -Four hourS
At Lofg BfsHst Gsiung tssl to ihs ar A. "a p N -
SUMMER EXCURSIONS.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trainsf for
ALBANY and TROY connecting with Northern aad Western
trains leave o~s Cincinnati Chicago BIprs
q Chicago Express i0:t5 Montreal BIDress Pacific
RIps $50 Night BIWsss II Elegant Drawing Room
attached TO all day trains, and Sleeping to night HanA The
"a Nh Fs " 1859 ~ wG H. VANDERBILT vesPresidsnt
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NTFW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
~ coURTI LHDTsT-Eor PHILADELPHIA via kenbgiou 6;8
m VIZ Camden D Wa Vest Philadelphia ~, q W
m 10 A m I2.D 5p m, g N. $40 p m W night For
p.Itiuar. WahuKton-a;tO a. 1880 10 f0r
south md SoHtb. West-5:AO a m: yyO- D. m
FOR THR 1890 p m. p N, p m me sO
through 10 Cincinnati and Chicago Win Oh, cue
b,sgs silver Palace Sleeping Cars ems m train hreag
and Chicago without change daily Saturday nd sSnf
s,esp~a days 90 train This Is he onV uA'
running through Chicago BY evening haea ADn
Ma, To- 1888 r. " JACKSON. General Superintendent
NETWORK to MONTREAL WITHHOLD
~ CHANGE OF CARS.0a and amer july R lsos passuss
and Harlem Railroad Depot corner ~
IT, aud Fourth daily (SundaTs eHcspal
for Montreal Ogdsnsburgb, and intermediate Polna lAs ~ "
protarsd and baggage checked to all points Eorih
l. C. BUCKHoUT General SUPERINTENDENT -
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF bO a
- IsBAND--CHAHGE OF T1MB on ahd amer avg o i~S we
trains will the Roosevelt and GrspdSt Ferries as ion0Hsi
. "a n Mall for Patehogue all Stations
10 a Msruek and all Stations = s.u.A 49,,
Patchogue stopping heIlos
Bay luOod PAsaense y
be dskssd through Bsnpor and Fire Place VIA sage nom r
oEue - ,,o,oi,g AZ C.r,uesyilIe
sprtugted and Valley Stream. ,,.. ,A..-.h % path,
tso m, Accommodation 70 l'hP' gu SA'u''-'' 'AA- -
ogas. s....,.,. ,h,,n,b IA lain ... ....
An VALLEY STREAM o ti sl' ut,t -,
BIpress The and M Rps HrTF srnsrnerd.It
for Fire Island. hObbhl "nIln =. S-p -@------
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~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY 10, 1883
Station ksSfok Of Twenty seVenhSt and
'-s PouTth.s Entrance 10 Twenty seyenthSk
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
Por FsvHvsu and Bridgeport (RL ll:9o m HS (bLh
for MILFORD Sir,tord Fsrssd Southport AMI w''POr ilo
For Sor.sIi / lRIi l:9O nj MIS- OH CEI) 'S.
~ Ss p.nss. + 8 iI.soS M SIS go 500 and $50
For stanford tEID t:3o l2'l9 (EII I;I' thLh
a. NJ. $50 7IS. Ia p m
for Gr.snaieh J. D. ii 10 N 9iS 9:S tt. $50 es 7is
For Por, Chester and n,srsdi.ls stations att il1oA H
3ts I;GS $50, $50, 7ils. ane SEQ p n .,,,.
49, -' CONNECTING TRAINb
FOR Boston, via BEasd. NJ. lBLl. 5tEAh n
Yer Bostoa sbors Line. 1915 lkI }, p m.
Yer Hsrtiord and Springfield. tkz l9;ls NsLh
For Conuseteu aArOad (KEl a'l' m 10 Montreal
9p n. 10 Northampton. 80, N a., ~, - t,.i5
POT Hartford PSydsnss and si'shh hAiOao 'Ah' NJ go
For Es-Hsvsn Es~LOndOO aud s'OniuE0n Railroad m
il;l5 3ep m. ,..oo 49, a, ur.u--....L
For Housatonle Railroad, ga NJ and p ~
For Hsugatuck Railroad, 'ea- n, tEI 4'p m
~ eannsetIp MIN Presqh FROM EOruAk u Dsnbu
a m. l2l5, AJo aud 5;O p m
Conmodious Sleeping attached 10 ir,lp
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0nly.

Only one drop of water at time
that has found its way from the
mighty ocean through the dyke. and
was slowly wearing little channel.
Only one dropl Yet, if that child
ie his morning ramble had not no
ticed it, who can tell what the terri
bic results might have beon2
Only stray sunbeam Yot, per-
chance it hath pierced some wretched
abode, gladdened some stricken heart
or its golden light found its way
through the leafy branches of some
wildwood, kissed the moss-covered
banks where the tiny violcts grew,
and caused shades of beauty to adorn
its lovely form.
Only a gentle breeze But how
many aching brows hath il fanned-
hew many hearts cheered Ly its gen-
tie touch.
Only one stray bullet that pierced
the noble soldier boy a. he trod the
lonely midnight round, faithfully
guarding the precious life entrusted
to his keeping, aud the life blood
slowly ebbed out, and the sunbeams
fell on the cold face of the dead.
Only one sentinel And yet one
soul moro had passed from its earth
y tenement to meet its reward at the
hands of a merciful God.
Only a drop Of ink | And yet it
carried the news Of death to anxious
ones at home, aud caused the tear OF
anguish to trickle down the furrow.
ed cheek Of a widowed mother.
Only frown But it left a sad
dreary ache in the chill's heart, and
the fearful eyes and quivering lips
told how kcenly he felt it.
Only a smile ! But ah, how il
cheered the broken heart, engeudered
ray of hope, and cast halo of
light around the unhappy patient (;
made the bed ridden one forget its
agony for moment, as it dwelt in
the sunshine of joy, and lived in the
warmth of that sunshine.
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How Small Expenditurog Uount.


Five cents each morning. a mere
trnc--thirty-6yc cents week. Not
much, yet it would buy cofcc or su
gar for whole family, SlS,21 each
year. Aud this amount Invested in
= Savings Bank at the cud of each
year, and the interest thereon at six
per cent, computed annually, would,
in twelve years, amount to more than
500. Enough to buy good farm
out West, or it would insure your
life for 81 900 in Mutual Company
aud give your family that certainty
in case Of your uutimcly death,
Five cents before each breakfast,
dinner aud supper; you'd scarcely
miss it, yet It's fncon cents a day
Sl,0j per wock. Enough to buy
wife or daughter a dress. Sjl,GO a
year. Enough TO buy small libra
ry of books Invest this as before,
aud in twonty years you would have
over 1000 Quite enough to buy
good house aud lot, or it would give
you still larger lie insurance.
Ten cents each morning hardly
worth a second thought; yet With it
you eau buy a paper of pins or
spool of thread. Seventy cents a
week 'twould buy several yards of
muslin. $3.50 iu one year With
it you could get good suit Of
clothes. Deposit this as before. aud
you have $3.50 in twenty years
quito a snug littlo fortune. Or it
would give you policy for $1,000.
Ten cents before each breakfast,
dinner and supper-thirty cents
day. IL would buy good book for
the children. S2l0 per week {;
enough to pay for years subscrip
tiou to a good newspaper. Sl09,20
per year. With it you could buy u
good mclodeon, on which your wife
or daughter could produce sweet mu.
sic to pleasantly while the evening
hours away. Or it would give you a
policy for SO 900.
Boys, learn lesson. Iryou would
be happy youth, lead sober life,
aud be wealthy aud Influential man,
instead of squaudoring your extra
change, invest it in a library, or u
savings bruk, or life insurance..
If you would be miserable youth,
lead drunken life, abuse your chill
dren, grieve your wife, be wrotched
aud despicable being while you live,
aud lually go down to a dishonorcd
grave, take your extra change aud in.
vest it in u drinking saloon. or in
tobacco Chimney Co, ner.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15
A Lovely Beast.


a vague idea seems to i.revail with
some that good COW makes her milk
in some mysterious way, drawing it
from the depths Of her moral con.
sciousncss, rather than from tho food
which she puts into her mlchiue.-
| some farmers seem TO act upon this
theory aud thus take pains not to
supply their cows with good succu-
lent food. Verify, these Sol Silcox
farmers have their reward; their cows
look mcanly, feel meauly, aud give as
little milk, as possible. These men
take no prizes at agricultural festivals
they envy those who do, and they arc
apt to be slow about paying up their
groccrs' bills. There are Il number
Of them about the country, but we
trust tho last will soon die out
A good COW deserves better man
than that. A good COW does her ut
most to minister to our pleasure and
profit, aud deserves careful and ood
treatment. Remember that, after n
sort, she is violating her nature to
please us. The natural or wild COW
gives milk to sucklo her young for Il
lew months, and then runs dry some
eight or nine months of the year [;
while our COW gives her milk for ten
months in the year without ceasing.
We deprive her Of the pleasure Of
sucking her young, aud say to her :;
"Grind up this fodder into milk for
us-workl" and she does it, produc
ing for us some three thousand
quarts of milk per year Wc have
induced her to forego her own pleas
ure, to forget her child and 90 work
for us aud for my part, | hold her to
be lovely beast. lie, therefore. who
strikes COW, or kicks a COW, or
starves COW, deserves the stick, the
kick, and starvation. When | am
king, propose to myself to keep.
for such fellows use, a breezy knoll,
wind always north, thermometer at
10 degrees, a gentle sleety rain sea
soned with hail, a four rail fence,
mostly tumbled down in this deli
cious retreat propose to allow the
Sol Sicoxes to stand, without over.
coats, with their backs up aud heads
down; there they can chew their
cuds, and perhaps find them sweet
as the good cows do.
What we ask the COW to do, and
what she does do, is to convert cheap
or uninvitiug food iuto good and dear
food. That is, We put into COW,
per day, say
! TScniy pounds Of hay, at onc-half eont.-.,..lO
Niue pounds of sprouts VI mcai, nc two cts. ,'ls
y
and we ask her to produce from it
ten quarts Of nice milk, worth, at
six and u half cents, some sixty or
sixty-dve cents. Now, tbs COW does
not wish to do this, she wishes to
,uckle her calf, to hck It and play
with it, aud then to wander al her
own sweet will along the meadows
and busby pastures. But she fore
goes her own wishes, and pleasos us
aud more than that she does it kind
ly and serenely. Is she not then a
most lovely beast2
Is there any human beast who ev'
err does so2 None not one i" The
INiik Makers" ~ april GaIaxy.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15

a young gentleman, In certain
business house, having tarried much
longer at his boarding house lnan
was thought necessary for the morn
ing meal, was asked, on his return,
in a joking way, "what he had for
brcaklast?"
lie replied, eandidly, GA cup Of
coffee, mutton'chop ard some mys.
teryW
"Mysteryl" said the employer,
"what's that p not having been thor.
oughly enlightened in all the mys.
teries of boarding house fare.
"Why," answered the other, "that' s
hash"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15

who voilcth love should nrst have vanquIshed
fate
She folded up the dream in hcrdcvp heart,
Her fair full lips, were silckt mart,
Thics rringed eyes did on the graSsrswAit
What good oAc eloquent blush, but ono, and
straight
The meaning Of alfo was known for art
l. oflen f1led IN playing naturo's part.
And timc holds nothing Ioug inviolate,
Etrth's buried seed springs up--slowly, rfiati
The ring came home, that one In ages past
Flungto the keeping OF unf,thomed ssasi
Aud golden nppcs ou the mystic trees
wero sought anl found. AMI borne away Mt last,
Though watched OF the divine Hospordos.
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gro. GAssMAN,

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
n and Interpreter In the German, French and
|ftAian languages before the Civil And Criminal
Courts Of the State. close study and ApplicA-
tion tothese aud other languages In soiourn Of
nearly hve years In France, Germany, switzer-
lRnd, Italy, Greece, Syria, Palestine, Turkey
Proper aud England. will, it Is believed, the bet
recommend him in this departmc nt OF his profess
ion, OFTicE-opposite the Court House.
RolTyi
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hi n ,LAA4IN Mn-

fNoRMERLY OF MELMoRE--LATE A SUR
IL geon in the Army-has permanently Local.
lied IN linn and having had hfteen years expert
enee in the practice Of Medicine, he honcs to
merit and share the public patronage. once In
NATIONAL Hall building. All calls attended 10
either at night or day. Also, Examining Sur
seon Tor Pensiops taprI9'66tf.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15
I'LL PROMISING.
IA MAN srENKs.i

once, n new world, the sunswNtt m0rinoro
Columbus promised, aud was aore withstood,
Uuumcod, unhclped, unheNrd tor many yeat,
But lcltat last to make his promise good
Promised anil promising 60, mnst dear,
To better my duh heart with loves sweet toud,
Ny life with IT. most rcvercut hop, and ioar
And my religion, with fair gratitude.
q We must part, the stars for the eontcnd,
Aud III the winds that blow, on 9ll the seas,
Through wonderful waste places must wcnd,
Aud with promise my s'd soul Appeasc.
Promise then, promise much Of fir.olr blssI
nut-Ah, forprcsont JOY, give ma ono klss.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15
Dir A. a. FREYNIAN.

IIAvING VOW PERMANENTLY LOCATED
II In rinln-Southwest corner OF Market and
Jefferson streets, opposite the Episcopal church.
once first door on Jefferson street-solicits and
hopes to merit = liberal patronage, having the
advantage ofhfteen years experience In Eastern
IPennsylvAnla, and being familiar with the Eng
'lish and German languages, Special attention
|pAid to diseases Of women and children. s0-;jn
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15
INSURANCE. .
RODERT LYsLE & co

ENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. LIFE
Vt Accident, Fire, and Marine Insurance done
one the most favorable terms. once Ia Ryaus
Hlook, seoondnoor, opposite the shawhan House
Ttfnn, %. lNovT, '61-l W.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15
yOLNIEn a KiRCHNHR ,

NTERcHANT TAILoRs. and Dealers In Ready
lNl Made Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Hats Caps. sc. Constantly on hand. Broad
Cloths, Cass, qeres and Nestings, Washington
street, Tina, o. Particular attention given to
Custom Work. All otderswill meet with prompt
attention. N. B.-We have the Agency Tor
the best Sewing Machine nov In use.
noYSnitf.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15

A Western paper, after ohronicling
the fact that Queen Victoria has an
income of over two millions of dol.
lars a year. aud yet always keeps her
expenses within five hundred thou
sand dollars, thus saving million
and half per annum, remarks -
."Tkare'S widow worth goin' for. y