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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-29
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Free salvation leys you uudcr int.
mite obligations.
Flowers are tho sweetest things
that God ever made, and did not put
Asoul into.
"How different you soldiers arc
from u.s. said Arabolla to the cap
tain. "With us a conquest only be-
gius, while with you it ends the Gu
gagement
A fellow in Kansas, who was duck.
cd by boys for beating his wife, suod
them for damages. Tho magistrate
promptly sentenced them to duck
him again
Why do people aflix the words ono
cards" at the end Of marriage an-
nouncement2 Because they have
played all their cards before mar
riage.
"Whore shall I put this paper so
as to be sure Of seeing it tomorrow
inquired Mary Jane of her brother
Charles, "On the looking glass"
was her brothers reply.
"I expect" said a physician on
hearing exaggerated rhmorS OF the
oholero, to witness many dcath-bod
scenes this summer. DOUBTLESS,
replied a friend, "if you set much
practice"
The bathing police of Dicppo
France, have been warned not to
catch drowning ladies by the hair,
according to previous instructions, as
the present fashion renders such pro-
ceeding uncertain.
An agricultural paper says; We
know n cultivator who had heavy
crops of pluIs seventeen years IL
succession--his swine for these sew.
enteen years. without seasons in
terruption, being allowed the run OF
the yard.
A new edition Of the New Testa-
ment, from the text Of the iamou,
Vatican manuscripts long thought tc
be the oldest in existence aud the
nearest to the original text, has JUS
been published in Rome.
"Why, Mr.. Jones, are you drunk2'
exclaimed Mrs. j. as her husbaa,
came staggering into the house, lat,
at night. "N--no, my dear, sal,
Jones, "n--not d--druuk, but ouh
diz-dzzy fr-from looking at tn,
fel--fellors 50 round on their Gloss
ipedes.'
BLOWING OUT A CAMpLE.--Thcrt
is one small fact in domestic economy
which is not generally known, bu
which is useful as saving trouble
tims and temper. If candle il
blown out holding it above you, thr
wick will not shoulder down, an,
may therefore be easily lighted again
but if bloAn upon downward, tn,
contrary is the case
A shoemaker received a note from
lady to whom he was particularly
attached, requesting him TO max,
her a new pair Of shoes; aud moi
knowing exactly the style she re
quired, be dispatched written mis-
sive to her, whether she would like
them to be "Wrouud or Squire
Toad ?" The lady, indignant at this
rash speoimeo of orthography, re-
piled, "Kneether."
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-29
The Liauor Traffic.

IL is estimated that 100000, 900
gallons of alcoholic liquor wcr9 drank
tho past yonr in this country. II
this quantity should be put into bar
rols occupying 40 gallons each, aud
these loaded upon teams holding ten
barrels each, allowing each team to
occupy thirty feet, tho line would
reach G,9GO miles. We have about
500, 600 paupcrs in the country, made
such by intcmperancc, aud the cost
of their support amounts annuity to
S35, 600, 600. The expense to the
United States on account of crimes
committed under the influence ofrum
is estimated at $4,000. 600 year,
while the consequent upon insanity,
moro than ouo.halr of which has
been proved to be chargcablc to this
cause, is Sl2,000.00O. 10 these
amounts aud to tho cost of liquor,
about 81 100000, add tho value of
the grain, sugar, aud property dc.
stroyed, with the labor lost, aud sick.
ness in hospitals, aud we ind the an
nual amount expended in this coun 70
try for this curse, to be 81 Gao, ,000,,
900.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-29
BIGEORIc PURCHASING
--ENAMlNE-
WILCOX & GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE (!

| n selecting a Sewing Machine, use and test
1 every one NnurSrlt aud cNaninc the simplicity
otlt Tho WILCOX GlNR'S has no cams,
sious, 10 A. tho ouly m'chiuo which makes The
twisted Loop suiyh, VII ch combines tho elias.
lock, doing AWAY with the continued hf,aktnv.
ripping and useless expenditure OF thread Iuri
dent TO other M1chncs, IL scam Is the only
one which can he readily unione, and Vel NOT
connected with something ohIc,tIonaNc. The
cheap chain stlich and the Grover and Raker
stitch cIn both ho readily uu1oue, but tho tor.
mer r1vel. and tho machine is worthless
throughout aud the latter h. double Thread
aud Otherwise ohcctionahlo, aud aliothcr ma
chimes render 10 impossible 10 undo the the work
ant save the goods.
Call 90 my rooms and see tho NischJne, sp-
posite hr, kuhu's, Markct street, THIN, OHIO.
7nll, Needles and everything for tho Ma
ch me Kept ON aana Also, an Kind OF Machine
stitching, hemmlng, coFdng .tuoking and hem.
Stitching done 10 order
nov2Sno6iY WM McCUTCHEN, Agent.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-29
To THE
Merchants of Senec a Co.
and Vicinity.

THE undersigned bog leave 10 call attention
| OF Merchants to the facilities offered hy them
Tor the general transaction of a wholesale Bust
ness In Domestic aud Foreign Dry Goods aud
Notions. An experience uf twenty ears has en-
nblCd us TO classify and svstpmatign our business
In such mlnnor that We feel confident we cin
oiicr inducements TO Merchants In this vicinity
to du portion ui tho cir business with us one OF
the partners resides In New YOrl, and gives his
whole time to the purchase of gOnds for our
House. Wo ARE thus prepared to offer our goods
at Cleveland very uniformly with New York
rates We have recently added to our business
~ large Yankee Notion department. under the
special direction ot an experienced buyer who
vi~fsN large purttOu ~ ms Time ~ the NufruurU
or goods for this department plone, which In.
.ludcs great variety utstaple and fancy goods
We make aspcclnlity In
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-29
DON'T eRoWoLD.

There il no necessity for premature Old Asc;
use Robers's stomach nittcrs, % gives vitality
anI e!Ns'Wiiy by inv gorAtng cN ~ organ ot
he body HorshisoF S Myers, soh Agents,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-29
COSTlVENESS.

or, Constipation of tho Bowels, should always
receive prompt attention, ns a prc-di-pos's the
systcm 10 disctsc, The timely use OF such val
unble oathariic remedy aH NohNuk's Hood Pills
hussaNCd much sickness, disease and death, and
many persons to-day, are indebted to these pills
alone for their very existence, As tho certificates
IN ourposscssion will attest, liershiser Myers,
Sole Agents.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-29

To cure a dog OF sheep killing, let
him see tho sheep ho has killed; in
his presence take of the polt, fasten
it tightly around him, and mako him
wear it FROM ono to three days,--Ec
A less troublesome modo is to
shoot he dog con sight"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-29
DINNER PILLS.

Al persons of bilious hlbits, after eating oi
drinking too reelY will und gtcat relief IN IN,
use OF nr. Ruhtck'u Blood rms, they aid diges.
non by stimulating the stomach, thus ayoiAWl
lho pain, nausea, sour ctuctatonS, Sc, which Iol
los ilola eating too heartily. hershscr a a. leu
sol Agents.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-29
ELEVEN YEARS

ofExperiencc With a constantly Increasing de.
mapi tor Eohack's Medicines is sufficient az
knowlodgmcnt OF their intrinsic mvFlt, aud
diseases for which they are recommended. S0ll
by ali Druggists, Aorshiscr s Myors, sole
Agents.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-29
DROPSY-

And propelcnl Swcllings, are always relieved and
often permanently cured by tho Alternative eject
witch the timely use ot Rohhck'a Blood Purifier
when takcu In conjunction with Nob1cks blood
plls, s sure TO produce. llcfshIser y Myers,
Sulc Agents.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-29

GUYS AND sELLs COIN AND GOVERNMENT
B9nds. and pays interest on cooPons at mataFitJ
jan.lTh
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14
wEsT,INDIEs.


q WASHINGTON, June II. Information has
been received here by parties in the interest q
the Cubans that two expeditions. numbe rino
over six hu ndred men, with arms, ammunitior
and provisions, have safely landed in Cub
and ioiuedy the revolutionary forces. TbAv ar
represented as tried soldiers. ali of them Inv ~.
ing been in armies Of the late war,
Dessrtions from the SpaIisb fo, ces 10 tb1
Cupans Are ncreaslng every day. There are
frequent collisions between the Spanish troops
ana volunteers, and the difficulties between tbe
pEH,saes are represented az irreconcilable. The
Ouoans nave organized their forces into two
army corps, one to be under the command OF
zen. Thomas Jordan. aasAiht
:. An engagement is daily expected between
the forces of Lesca and those under Jordan.
Inc Cubaps are in fine spirits and confident ol
victory. Jordan has over 1000 Americans in
his corps, and 1t is believed that the Spaniards
will find them Q different class Of soldiers from
any they ever before met in battle
= HAVANA, June L. Reports have been re-
ceived here OF severe engagement between
the government troops and insurrectionists at
fuerto Padre. The losses are given at hun
dreds Among those killed is Gen. Marmol.
HeAapie information Isl wanting, however, OF
this engagement III.
HAVANA, June 13-The reports of heavy
sngagement at Puerto Padre are confirmed.
The Spaniards admit loss Of go killed. and
estimate that Of the Cubans at 1900 killed and
wounded. The insurgent Gen. Marmol was
Killed IN the battle.z2 eao q e9AIq SGT
: The following news has been received from
santiogo de Cuba, and comes from Spanish
A schooner receatly landed 4 pparty of 100 FIJI.
busters at the port OF Battiqueri, seventy miles
east OF Santiago. The party were betrayed by
their guide, who. gave information OF their
landing TO the ofhcer in command at Baracoa
The troops of the garrison marched out, and
coming up with the filibasters attacked them.
In the fight city of the latter were Killed and
the rest taken prisoners. The leader of the
party was shot on the spot, and the rest Of the
prisoners taken to Santiago for execution. All
the stores of the expedition were captured. i'm
Guiding two millions Of dollars ii unsigned
and three on four pieces Of artillery 81 rs $
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14

SPECIAL NOTICES.
schenck,s Pulmonic svrun.

A
SeaWeed Tonic and Mandrake Pills will cure Gen.
sumption. Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, il taken
according e directions They are all three 70 be
becomes good; the TODD d,essss and makes good
ssssd matter s spsns Is the lungs and the "a PATENT
outgrows the disease and gets WELL This Is the only
x Il 4 thssetbree csc medicine Dr schenck Of Phil
adelpha, owes his unrvalled success IN the treat
ment OF Pulmonary Consumption. The Pulmontc
throws it OF By an easy expectoration, for aen the
phlegm matter is ripe slight cough will Throw 1t
OF and the patient has rest and he Tut begin to
70 do this, the seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
must be freely used cleanse the stomach and liver
20 that the Pulmonic Syrup and the food viii make
Schenck's Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, re-
moving all obstruetions, relax the ducts OF the gall
relieved; the stools will show what the Pills can do
nothing has ever been invented except calomel Ia
e %
and start the secretions OF the liver like Schencks
Mandrake Pills. ~ ~ -s4 lssN % ~
Liver Complaint is one OF the most prominent
Schsnck's sesweed Tonlci is gentle stimulant and
Alternative and the alkal in the Seaweed which this
preparation s made Of assists the stomach to throw
out the gastric juice 70 dissolve the food with the
Pumonic SYRUP and 1t is made into good blood
N cuss Con-
sumption Is, they try to dotoo much; they give med
icne To stop the cough, to stop chs to stop night
she whole edge digestive bowers ap ths hes
Or sehsqcE his Treatment, does not try to stop
cause, and they will stop Of their own accord. No
one can be cured of consumption, liver complaint,
ger S ars hsay
II person has mption, Of course the lungs
IN way are diseased either tubercics, absesses
bronchial irritation, peura adhesion or the lungs
are amass Contamination and fast decaying In such
cases what must be done? It is not ony the lungs
va, wa,ss bat i y The whole body TIE
d. seheneIs three msdicnes % Which win bring ~ up .as
food il viii digest easily and make good blood then
the patient begins TO gain in esh and soon as the
blood begins e grow. The lungs commence e heal
Nv whs there Z Nc uae disease and
Mandrake Piils are suiicient without he PUN Pnmonic
Syrup Take the Mandrake Pills freely in all bil-
ious complaints, as they are perfectly harmless.
for many years past, and now weighs 225 pounds
was wasted away to mere Skeleton in the very last
stage OF m hs physician hav S;v
to his tate BE was cured by the medicines
and since his recovery many thousands similarly at
each, making It not absolutely necessary to per-
sonafly Or Schepck, unless patients wish their
ionally at his Principal Qfice, PLiladelphia, every
Saturday, where all letters tor advice must be ad-
dressed He Is also professionally at No s2 Bond ST.
| over st, Boston, every other Wednesday. He give
advice tree, but for thorough examination with his
E;esPiIometer TIE price is 80, ohee hours at each
Price Of the pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic
each 81 30 per bottle. or 81 30 halt dozen. MAN.
3S Hanover st, Boston, Wholesale agents. FOR sale
| by all druggists. ialls sNtf
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14

Aoime QuesEions for the Siekly and
Debilitated.- ahnL --'-,,.
Is 1t scorh while to endure penal torture after
every meal, when INDIGESTION can be Immediately
relieved and permanently cured by so agreeable a
iemedy as Hostetscr's Ssomaeh Bissers.o - %
Does it payto becompelled by debility and Ian
guer to abandon active business, when BRAIN nerve
and muscle can be braced up, and III whole system
restored to healthy condition, by course Of Hos.
tetser's Bitters Q is.q s4I q $40 ry lste
Why approach the dinner-table daily with posi-
tive disgust for a that is sayory and delicious when
svgorous appetite for even the plainest fare is ere
ated by the use Of Hostetter,s Bistcrss :
Is it wise to live in this bright world as ii 1t were
dungeon, gloomy, discontented and miserable, when
tns worst cases OF hypoehondria can be cured in q
week BY such pleasant and wholesome exhiIarant as
Hostetter's Bisscrss n
E Can IL be possible that any person Of bilious habit
viii run the risk Of rsmittsnt fever or bilious esc,
when he can tone and regulate the great sscretivs
organ with HosrErTER's BiTraRs? ag as
y not species OF moral insanity for any rner-
chant, farmer, mechanic, traveller, to be without
the best known antidote to the effects of poisoned
air and impure wafer, Hestettcrs Bitterss .a4
Considering the harrassng and depressing nature
Of the functional arrangements to which woman 10
subject, is II not astonishing that any invahd Of
the feebler sex shoud hesitate to seek the certain
rehef Afforded In such cases. by tho genial operation
OF HosTErrxR's BIrT1Rs e biii s'ssoi9 -. Hei
These are Questions Of deeper interest than any Of
the political dogmas Of the day, and those whom
they concern are invited to give them something
more than passing thought. a, s.4rsa, '..s1
June 11-eodd WsN1w .1asl s1sis p .ss,a
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14
LATEST NEWS
sY rELEaRAPhJ TO THR
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. $
Monday Morning. Juue IA. 1852.


Especial dispatch by international Line.I
AUGUSTA, june IA terrible and shock
ing occurrence took place here this evening.
A Mr.. John, Dunton, formerly of this place,
Dut ior the past ten or twelve years a resident
OF Bath, committed suicide here this evening.
The unfortunate man has been suffering from
mental arrangement for the past few weeks,
caused by severe illness, and about week
ago came here on visit to bis brother. He
was closely watched, but managed to slip from
his brothers store this afternoon at about half.
past o'clock and went directly to the railroad
track, In the rear of the building. The gravel
tram at that moment was just passing by, and
Mr Dunton threw himself on to the track. di-
rectiy under one of the cars. Nearly the whole
OF the train passed over him before it could be
stopped, killing and crushing him in an awful
manner He leaves wife ana two children.
CHAD.
f#-o tie Associated Press I'sss
LEASE OF THE BELFAST AND MoosEHEAD
LAKE RAILROAD TO THE MAINE ckNTRALl
RAILROAD co. + .r
BANGOR, june 13.--At the meeting of the
stockholders of the Belfast q M0osehead Lake
Railroad, yesterday, they considered and re-
jected the contract for a lease Of said road to
the Portland & Kennebec Railroad Company.
Subsequently they ratified by a unapirno1s
vote, lease of their road to the Maine Central
Company for q term of fifty years The loas
provides that If the b. g. M. III. Railroad Is
DuIlt TO burnhan the Maine Central (, C,mpany
sSi ssSn pa pay SIX per cent per annpm on cost Of
paid Is five and q half per cent, on the cost.
not to exceed 81, 900 900, and the lease has
been signed by the Directors and ratified by
the stockholders OF both companies
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14
United States Internal Revenue.
oFEIcx, RxRsr DIsTRTCT MAINE,
Atheneum Building, Plum street,
POnTIAWD May 20. 1850.

CoLLRcFoR's OFEICK, Hmsr DIs1RTCT MAME,l
I'D Atheneum building, Plum street. \
PORTLAND, May ~, 1862.
T hereby give notice that have reoelved rom The
trict Of Maine, the Annual List OF TAxas and Spec
ial Taxes License assessed for the year t9es; That
the same have become due and are pAyaele; and
that win BY myself Deputy, aftsAd 20 the eolee-
tion thereof at the following desgnAesd times and
places, viz: 1851 Ns11l4 1sa ttg
At my onies in Portland, daily lsandsys sxssptsdI
from June ], 1853, to june 2s, 1858, inclusive.
At Kennebunk, at the Hotel kept By woodbury. A.
Han Tuesday June sth, isss nom II o''l0ek A. M
At Kittery Depot, "wednesday, june 9th, 1883.
from s.45 A. NJ. to 10 o'clock A. N. ir-a
At South Berwick, at the NswichHHenlek House,
wednesday, june 9th. 1853, from II o'clock A n
| to O'Clock p. NJ.
have also made arrangements whereby parties N
Biddeford owing such taxea may pay the same TO II
M Chapman, Cashier at the Btddeford Hatona
Bank during bank hours, at any time prior to Juns
20. 1869. f & b = ng.7 fil .lIO
Parties In saco owing such taxss may pay the san'
70 4. Seaman, Cashier ct the Saco National henk
le69 -lf i''-'i
Parties in Brunswick owing such tsxes, may PAL
the same to j. p Winehel, Cashlsr at the ErBt Ma
tional Bank OF Brunswick, during bank hourn =
any time prior to june 20, 1883. 30
The Internal Revenue Act requires no furthsr M
tee OF Annual List than the foregoing, sxcspt IN.
Special Notice to be mailed TO An bArtss who neg.
issuing and service Of which the law provides that
fee Of tpeaty cents shah be charesd.
All persons assessed are respectfully requested to
govern themselves accordingly.
,f.ag1.4 ~. FRANKLIN y. ROLLINS.
may29edtune26 .l 81 ll.ltal Collector.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14
ARIZONA g 3 :

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13,-Late Arizona adj
vices received here are to the effect that about
300 Indians attrcked a train of nine wagons
and eighty mules, laden with government
stores for Camp Grant After . resistance Of
ten hours the teamsters were Joined by o small
party Of soldiers, but the Indians compelled
them to abandon the train, with q loss of three
men killed and three wounded. The loss of
the Indians is not known. Soon after captur-
ing the train the sayages set fire to the wagons
and destroyed them, together with their con-
tents. The property was valued at about
$4,000. Upon the receipt of the news at Tue
son, troops were sent in pursuit of the Indians,
but the search was fruitless. Hes sffs
A large party of savages had made descent
upon herd of 200 cattle belonging to French
man named LaZerd, and drove them Of, cap
turing the entire lot ssaas'Hs 80.
ONLY sufficient number Of troops RETAINED
at Camp Gowell TO garrison the post, and pur-
suit could not be made. Unless greater mill
tary protection is soon afforded the settlers
the country will be abandoned to the Indians.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14
Dsl..estIc marI.ess,. I,

(. NEW York. June 12.-Cotton nrmer, sales 1900
tsi psies; Miading uplands si3c. Flour-sales 1900
State and 30 tor fancy do; State and Western con-
sss sci , choice ,S se sos 1nsy
c5ds Eafa western 90 so choice do IS q S.;
sid saIss aso H bSs . g D Southern dull
sSSs g. sSaASiSs %Sss g & q ss!nIs
Q do ct t4t i42 a6oat and 10 arrive Mondsr. Corn
ysEy seares audi ae bettsrs CLOSING quiet; sales
~ and 9s 97c via railroad high Mixed and Yei-
lev MesteEn eSc e lqf; old Mixcd Western 1 90
1ost. osts M q dull and dcSiangs salss 900 bush.;
tra do Srmer sales iico SeT Sbis
g q % o q q g q sn' s s. 3
dered ls @ 2Oc Butter quiet; ssies State At % a
ast sales aSc ss'S Shds. s:i mns:o-
ss ns!s 8 ss Ss,s Ts5PsasIss
g lttc; refined bonded soac. Tallow firm. Freights
70 Liverpool qulet, r,rsA y,,.s,,1.Ye -
CEIcAoo june u. Flour duh and easier at 80
ss. H. No Mns's st r% % .'e cs higher
and lower at e2@ e2ic for No. 4 and 57I a b7ic for
NO; =. Oats easier; sales No. at b9i q 5oc. Bye
No.2. Barley nominal and unchanged. HichWines
dull and nominal at 90 q Ole, Mess Pork advanced
S sSoaaars r Rshes sas: s 8
Loose Hams ct I5ie. f.F.ts2 ~ a 80 :, ''.-T'
OINorEHAIl. june 12s--Whiskey held at 90 q CSC.
Mes Pork held at 90 80. Bulk Meats held firmly at
l4e for shoulders and 17a 1sc for sides but held Ic
higher ister Lard rn and held at Isc; 17ac offer-
NEW oRLEAss, June l2-cotton buoyant; Mid
ding uplands 29s a 3oc; the market Is nearly bare
q q, ,M,ddngs Sugar dull; common s3 q 1O1; prime
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14

Z 4. ifs vIRGINEA.
DUEL BETWEEN EDITORS.

RIcHNoND, june 13-A duel was fought on
Saturday afternoon, between W. e. Cameron,
editor Of the Petersburg Index (Conservative)
and Robert w. Hughes, a contributor to the
Richmond State Journal (Republicanl, In con-
The duel took place in North Carolina, sixteen
miles from the Norfolk and Petersburg Rail-
road. Pistols were used. Cameron was sstruck
in the breast at the first FIRE, the ball striking
. rib and glancings Hughes demanded Ianoth-
unable to deliver another shot. Hughes then
declared that he was satisfied, and the affair
ended. Cameron's wound is severe but not
considered dangerous