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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-10-05
VOLUME 233-NUMBER 81

ports that q body of masked men sur.
! rounded his house about midnight anC
! demanded that he come out or they
would burn the house. He managed
to get out Of the house through q baeb
window when he was discovered
[ WhereupOn, several shots were fired at
him. The assassins pursued and
caught him and beat him in a most
brutal manner. His Offense was
teaching q COlOTed school.
The Supt. of Laudertlsle county re-
ports: that on OF about the 18th OF
March, 4 party Of seven masked men
waited upon John Ritter, teacher, and
Orered him to leave the county on
peril Of his life. They then proceed
ing to his school house and burned it
to the ground. aE
Another teacher, by the name ofY.
Granger, was visited on the night Of
the 10th of March, by a band Of Ku-
kluX and taken from his house, strip
ped of his clothing and beaten with
one hundred and fifty lashes, liteFaI-
ly cutting the flesh on his back into
shreds; he was ordered to leave the
county in the county in twenty-fOur
hours on pain Of death. This teacher
was 4 quiet, inOffensive man, having
never meddled with politics. IN
All the teachers engaged in teach
ing the negroes at Meridian, We're
driven away at the time of the riot.
-Four school houses have been de-
by fire, the work of Ku-Klux
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The Mormon Observation-Disclosures Oi
Judge Mckeans OF Utah. ~

SALTLAKE CITY, Sept. PIN re-
IatiOn to the challenge and rejection
of Elders George Cannon, H. B. Claw
son, and James Townsend, as grand
Jurors, they having testified that
polygamy is one of the fundamental
doctrines of the Church of which they
are members, that they believe that
pOlygamy is q revelation of God to the
Church, and that they do not bedeve
that a man living in pOlygamy is
guilty of adultery, Chief Justice Nc
Kean has Just pronounced the follow
ing opinion: The sophism by which
polygamy is sought to be justified as
being in harmony with American
civilization is, that pOlygamy is a re-
ligiOus practice, that religious tOlera-
ton is one of the fundamental priH-
ciples of American institutions and OF
the Federal Constitution that there
fore pOlygamy is protected by the
Constitution, and all laws enacted
against it are unconstitutional. ii
tine masses of the American people
were barbarians; if the patriarchal, OF
the tribal systems of government pre-
vailed among them, it is needless To
SAY lllttL Jul AOAAotAlutAOA tAAAa AuolAlu-
tiOns could not exist. Is it not a lit.
tie humiliating that it should seem to
be necessary to add that our COnstitu-
ton and Institutions do not require
nay, do not permit, the liberation o
any practice which wages war against
the existence Of civilization. There
have been religions which required
them to offer up human sacrifices tC
! the sun and the casting of infant chill.
dren to the crOeodiles of the Ganges
| but if such deeds were done in this
country, is there in all the land one
man so dishonest that he would at
tempt to justify them by plea of re.
! ligiOus tOleratiOn? But why waste
time in discussing such a proposition
as that involved in this case. WheT
the BURGER is a fit juror to inquire in.
to the crimes of burglary; when the
robber is a fit juror to inquire into the
crime of larceny; when the assassin is
n fit juror to inquire into the crime Oi
murder, then the bigamist, who
swears i'll substance, that crimes arc
his religion, may be a fit Juror to in
quiTe into the crime of bigamy aud
adultery; but, thanks to the centuries
of the Christian religion that this is
! not now and Judging from the steady
| progress of the human race, that time
viii never come. The challenge Is
sustained, and the three jurors named
are rejected. aE a#E -
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YLetorIa asounds the Hegxng. ;,

Now that the corporal DemOsthe-
nes, Victoria Woodruff, has come ID
be the head of the SDiritualists and
very nearly that of the Woman move
I ment, her utteranccs assume special
( importance. And as she took Oeca-
sion in addressinga gathering Of Spir-
itualists ut Cleveland the other night,
to make known something Of what
7 she proposes to see executed, it is due
/ to the world that it be understood
I She is reported by the Leader thus
/ 1--WE will have our rights. We say
no longer by your leave. We have
besOught, argued and convinced, but
we have failed, and we viii not fail.
We will try you Just once more. If
/ the very next Congress refuse women
all the legitimate results of citizen
ship; if they indeed merely 50 much
as fail by = proper deelaTatOFy act to
withdraw every obstacle to the most
ample exercise of the franchise, then
we give here and now, deliberate no
tificatiOn of what we wal do next.
There is one alternative left, and we
have resolved on that As surely as.
one year passes from this day, and
this right is not fully, frankly and un-'
equivOeally comedies, we shall proceed
to call another convention expressly
to frame q new constitution and to
erect a new government, complete in
all its parts, and to take measures to
maintain it as efIectunlly as men do
theirs. -f.. s-.- -'--.--. .-.F
If for people to govern themselves.
is so unimpOrtanta q matter rs men as
sert it, they could not justify them
selves in interfering. If, on the con-
trary,it is the important thing we con-
ceive it to be, they can but applaud us
for exercising our right. .-
We mean treason; we mean seces-
sion, and on thousand times grander
scale than was that of the South. We
are plotting revolution; we will over
slaugh this bogus Republic and plant
a government of Righteousness In its
stead, which shall not only profess to
derive its power from the consent of.
the governed, but shall do so in real-
ity.
We rebel against, denOunee and defy
this arbitrary, usurping and tyranni-
cal government which has been franz
ed and imposed on us without our
consent, and even without so much as
entertaining the idea that it was or
could be of the slightest consequence
what we should think of it, or how
our interests should be affected by it,
or even whether we existed at all ex-
cept in the simple case in which we
might be found guilty Of some offence
against its behests, when it has not
failed to visit ON US its sanctions with
as much rigor as if we owed rightful
allegiance to it, which we do not, and
pretend to.
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A TTORNEY AT LAW, Tifln, Ohio. Of-
"A nee opposite the Court House.
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Mr."Bossu Tweed is either very inn
pudent or a good judge of human ma
ture. In addressing q crowd of his
constituents in New York, on Friday
evening, he asserts that he had been
fearfuIly rnaligned and abused, but he
knew that his friends would stand by
him TO the last He said he had been
elected TO his present Office by''a mere
y, 600 Majority and should not be
satisfied next time by less than 10000.
Fhe crowd was very enthusiastic
and cheered him loudly. Tweed is
evidently just the man that New
York roughs like, but there are other
voters with whom pre-eminence in ras-
eality is not the surest road to favor.
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/ T0any producing any Medicine able to show
/ bali as Bsany Living, perTaaneut CureS Rs Dr.
/ Filters Vegetable Rheumatic; and a fuither
Z reward Of slu0 for any cas6-of Neuralgia. or
/ Rheumatism it viii not cure, This Rhsu-
q maJic syrup IS used inWardiy only, pleas
ant % the taste, aud guaranteed nee fEom
I injurious Drugs II Is not Quacz Medl-
Z cine, but the scientific prescription OF Jos. r.
Filter, NJ. D., Professor OF Toxic0logY aud
Chemistry graduate OF the celebrated uni
! yerlty Of Peensylyanla, a, D.. lS}3. whose
entire professional life has been deyoted
! specially 70 this disease, and hts praGtiee
confined strictly thereto This pTeparatiOn
! IS believed, cOnsciontiously, under solemn
oath, TO be the only positive. relisble, infal
ub4e specific ever discovered. As an evil
I denCs OF confidence in its wonderful merit,
a legal-signed contract VIII 20 forwarded,
without charge, 70 any sufferer sending by
/ letter "a description OF afnictiOn; the con-
| tract setting forth the number O1 pogtles
Warranted TO cure, and IN case Of allure,
amount PAID for Medicine cuear1ullr , nefnnd-
ed. This fair and generous otter securely
/ protects sufferers from quack tnlpositiOlfs
and useless expenditure OF LaOnsYg eiedt-
I cal advice, with certificates from prOIniEent
[ Pay icians, Clergymen, ETC.. who have bsen
cured after all other treatments failed, sent
by lEtter, gratis. An icted. cordially inVite1
~ write for advice 70 the prteipal Office, le
South St, Philadelphia, Pa.
n2I-ly- j. r. MARC UARD1,, Age1t-''
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Notice. sEaar

:atharins Zseharlas,1 In the Court Of
slEiatih, Ts. bCommOn Pleas
ZachAriss, Deft- ofSeneca Co. o.
7dant will take notice that on
the 10th day OF October, 1871,
1ed pIalnlif sill take Size dep
garrett. Daniels 10 be used as
.yfdence on the atriel 81 tl1e above entitled
cause, At the post office in the town OF Sun
buEy, Northumberland county, State fOi
Pe1nsyiVaHie, bstFesn O'clock, A. H., aid
5 O'Clock. P. n, of Eaid day, and the exami-
nation viii De adjourned frOm day 20 day
Thereafter untl completed
GABAH CATH ABlkE ZACHARIAS.
By HEoWE 4 RlEERLNs her Aftys.
Sept. n, ls7L.-St. ts1-
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sCUnpER cHAMRrRLAIn

A RCHITECT AND GENERAL BUILD.
"a sEa, Eiiil take contracts for putting ur
Blocks, Dwellings, ete-, or VIII oversee suct
work. Drawings, Drafts, Plans, etc, for ev.
cry description made and furnished on Low
terms. Residence, No 40 Washington 81.
Tifin, o. .-'--
Iasi Tth, ls7O.-ly.
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L III. BYRRS.

MG0ANlA - arA<-AAAs
A FrORNEY AT LAW, TIfhn, Ohio. Once
a corner Main and Perry streets
Maya
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An Interesting case was tried bef0ro al
Evansville, Ind, justicea few DAYS ago. 4
man named DuZan had been killed By a
runaway horse A subscrl ptiOn was taken
up for the benefit Of the widow and children
John Dugan. brother Of the deceased, cur
Ieeted the subscriptions aud kept the mon, mon,
ev. claiming that his brother was lnle1lls5-1, -,
70 him al the time Of his death : On tns - -
the widow obtained Judgment and the eLa4-
table John had 70 dIsg9rge.
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FTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
.-.-F "a Law, and ipterpretert 10 ne German,
= 81 Fseher aud itsl IA lsngeasts bsfdfe the
eivfI and criminal Courts Of the State. a
close study and application 70 these and
other languages, IN q sojOurn Of hye ye4rf
IN France, Germany, Switzerland, Italy,
Greece. Syria, Palestine, Turkey-PrOper and
ttii Fsueisfd Will Il is believed the better rec
Ommsnd lhni N this branch OF his prOfes-
sion. once with DR.. Crawford.
Eeb. IA. t
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STEWART,

7 OCKsMTTH g. CUTLER, repairs locks
clocks, Sewing Machines, Trunks Um-
brsllaS, &c. GriBds Surgeons instruments
raSorst knives EhsarS, and all kinds Of small
edgod tools. Al work ATTENDED 90 prompt
ly and satisfaction guaranteed. --. .t
National Hall Block, under Marquardt'
Drug Store, Tldla9O. -sc aE
Mar. 8, 1S7l-Iy. - @
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LANES WALLS AKRON STONE WARE
FOR SALE I!

fR'HE Dwelling House, with an acre q
4 ground, next to the Union school house
Contains six good sized room, kitchen, i've
small bed rooms, and closets. Cellar undel
the whole building, and a large cistern.-
For particulars inquire OF
J. II. PITTBSGER
Dec, !, IS70-n7-tL
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.


A TTORNEYS At LAW, Thin, Ohio. OF
"A doe No. 30, Washington street.
Mar. 90, 1871.
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We Shall be Personally Responsible

For Machines
public confidence
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CHABIEs sOWER.

~ ENERAL- Insurance, Real Estate and
VI Collecting Agent. Life, Health and
Accident, and Fire Insurance. Special at
tentlGn given 70 collecting. Ofice, Ma so
linn, D. Il ll.-...-.--
NJ IS.le7O-fyr.
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Nm HTRsON- I'D.

MO. Is Madison street, between Main and
IN jefferson streets, 1ifhE, thirty years IN
the practice Of Medicine and Surgery, un-
eSaun1eIsd by ffie iftfn pies and do9mas Oi
any particulnr school, he has impartially
Investigated the Botanic, Eclectic, Hydro
pathic and Homeopathic systems, and
practically tested their remedial virtues.
Still devoted TO the Healing Art. he will as
aiduOusly apply himself 10 professional Wis
its. Particular instruction given In Hygiene,
the care OF Eickly children, &C. Office pre-
Eoriutions prepared IN the most al Ereeable
forms for medicinal use. .tt
April -, ls7l.-ly.
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. TUsTIcE OF THE PEACE Republic, o
d collections promptly attended 70. Deeds
and Mortgages executed. Fire and Life In
surauoe effected I'm frst-class cOmpanies.-
once In Town Hall, mont room, On the len.
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M0NBYOAENOF BUY IT.
FOR SIGHTS PRICELESS. 4

Manufactured by J. E. Spencer q Co., n. Y.
which are now -R6ered to the public, are
pronounced by all the celebrated Opticians
i Of the world to be the MCSF PERFECT
I Natural, Artificial help 70 the hurnan aFsr
known.
They are ground under their own super
I vision, from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted
I together, and derive their name, iADiamUnd. ,
I on account Of their hardness and brillancy.
The Scientific Principle on which they are
Constructed brings the core or centre OF the
lens dirtctly IN front OF the eye, producing q
clear and distinct vision, as ID the natural,
healthy sight, and preventing all hnpleas-
ant sensations, such as gIimmerlng and
Wdvering Of sight, dizziness, "a ypecuiiar tS-
all others in use. r -
They are mounted IN the ihest manner.
IN frames OF the BEST quallly, Of an materials
used for that purpose. Their finish and dur
ability cannot bosuFpasseda l.EH FrREE
CAUrIOS.-None genuine unless bearins
their trade mark stamp on every frame.
J. lIARTMAN & son. Jewellers and
Opticians, are sole Agents for Thin, O., from
whom they can only be obtained TiIese
goods are not supplied to peddlers, at any
prices il jan R-fy.
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g. J. KEEE.

A TTORSEY AT LAW, Notary Public
"A Real Estate, Claim, Sud General lnsIr-
ance Agent, Tif1n, Ohio. ONCE IN Grum-
4 peiRs Block, opposite The flrsi Rhiional
] tss5nk = UlQHlA ti5 w
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HOTELS.
rIFFIN HOURE.

a KINZER, Proprietor, Market st., TIf-
NIs I'M, Ohio. The house has been thor
oughly oVerhauled, has good stabliHg, and is
prepared 20 furnish the travelling public with
all necessaries In good style
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MERCHANT rAILoRs
r0EEIiTEs EIRcIIN {

ATERCHANT TAILORS and dealers in
M Ready-mRde Clothing, Gents Furnish
Ing Goods, Hats, Caps, &e. Constantly on
hand Brodd eloths, Cassi meres and Nestings
Washington street, THIN, Ohio. Particular
attention given 70 Custom Work. All orderS
will meet with prompt attention. N. b.
We have the agency for ths best sewing Ma
chine now IN use. NOV. s.
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Dec, ], ls7O-nT-t.
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GEORGE GASgMAE

A TTORNEYB AT Law. Special atton
a ton gwen 20 collections and the sale OF
keaI Esfale. Once over =. x. s5haWban q
Cos ssOre, Washington Etreet, THIN, Ohio.
l. N.Y. IA - Il IL L ~ IL. ~
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-. aaFnEYnAN. I'd.

nHYsILIA1tANDs SURGEON, Southwest
= corner Of Market and Jefferson streets,
oppcEits the Episcopal church, Oflice d door
On ieder60n street, solicits and hopes %
. merit 3 liberal patronage having the ad-
vantage of Hfteen yeRFB experiences Ia kast-
err Pennay lyania and over three yeRrs IN
TIN s1d being familiar with the English
3 and German languages. Special atteldance
ehildrsn. hedialns furnished when desired
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III. RRFHER.

A TTORNEY AT Law. Special atten
"a ton given 20 all kinds Of Ahitary
Gains, Back pay BOuntyt PenSiOnst &C
once IN National Exchange Bank BLOCK
opposite the Court HOuses Tlfnns Ohio
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NEIL House.

OPPOSITE she State House, Columbus, a,
" Walstein Failing, Proprietor. This old
day 10 s. Oep January J, ls7i-,
1an1Afy & sGL-nl2-tf.1 ] tlCO
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KISKAMAN a MARTIN,

FElEETH inserted and extracted in a scien-
tifc manner All work warranted "a
give satisfaction. We are the only Dentists
fnlthe county who have a license for max
ingthe Rubber Work. All persons wearing
.rnbter plates made " dentists having nc
oker First Natiotlai Haiilz. uiia tHov. O.
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NEW MILLINERY
AND .-a-- .-.-.r.
Dressmaking Shop. /.

NJ = take pleasure IN ANNOUNCING 10 the i
w ladies of Ihnn and surrounding eotsr =
Try, that we have opened Millinary- and
Dressnaztug establishment, on Market 81
four doors east Of National ENchangs Bank.
lI. aiIsetI{ otn on ne Court House Wei have
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MANUFACTURE OF Blank Books and
MI Book Binders. Bindery sDetween PHI
SeWaldls scOrner and I1gmp'srC RbiDet shop
Washington Street, Thin, .. q IT,.
Sept. =, lS70-nsS-tL
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TSEsf4Ib,S 1 fssI.E ~ RBERs. shop unael
u Geo. r. fIusl' book Store, u ffiin, Ohio
Everything kept clean, and tools sharp.
April 20, 1871.
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All kinds Of job Work done with
neatness and dispatch at the TRIBUNE
Office.
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WEST House

DORNHR OF Columbus Avenue and Watel
" street, Sandusky, Ohio, W. 7. West
Proprietor. Recently renovated and re
furnished in flrst-el0ss style.
Sept. Il, 1871.
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MEDICAL.
rTF nRoHE.MD..tf

y ~ sf1HYsIcIAN AND sBRGBoN. once over
VOllmer a Kirchner's Clothing Store
Residence, junction Of ScipiO and Portland
Btrests, opposite the College.
1une =, ,lS7l.-lysrssf-r rs.rk
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DENTISTS.
DR. GEO. S. xINGLING.

II ENLIST, Tifhn Dental Place, Market st
IL opposite Fiege's Furniture Rooms, Tif
m, o. Teeth filed, and inserted on Gold
Aluminium, ,Vulcanite, (Rub5er) PyrOX yline
aud the celebrated Continuous Gum. The
cOKrectiOn OF irregularity of the teeth in
children viii be faithfully attend ed 10
Teeth extracted withnOdern improve For
ceps.
BB- Terms moderate. ONCE hours from
N.tO5P. N.
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A AEIRST.eLAsS MILLINER.

Particular attention paid to ebildren's
our friends and customers at our new uiace
OF business Bleaching done tOorder.
Mar. 3, Is.I.-tf
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HTNFAMAN.En

traH. .. EARTIN, -. D.,
{. EHYSicIAN. AID SURGEON. ONCE
IN Empire HOOK washington streel
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EDWIN HOLMES

A RCHITECT AND BUILDER, solicts con
u tracts FOR erecting buildings. VIII furn-
Hh drafts and specifications promptly.
Address, r., Box 6lO T,fffin q
March Is. l670-6m.
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HAIR RRSqDRATIVR !

Ht.HHH.. a...r INE NEHH ...nlN Ma.ssHt
Transparent and clear as crYstal II viii
nOt s01 the finest fibric-b beffectiy SAFE,
CLEAN, and -EFRIGIE.S9 9-desiia atams,
LONG TSOUGHF FOR AND FOUND ar
LAST J .-a8 20 siT0Q3I 1871 ~ f9s
1t restores and ~ events the. Hair from be-
coming graz, fhibafts q sSd, glossy appear
ance, removes DsnllFaf, ise cool and refresh
ing to the head, elaeeEs, he Hair nom fall-
ing on, ana rts tOfesft IS great extent when
prematurelOst, prevents Headaches, cures
all humOrs, cutaneOus. eruptlOns, and un-
HAIR II IS TaE BEST ARrlCLEEN sltdE
MARKET.
Dr.. q SMITH RHtsntss, lAyar. Mas DIRE
pared only by PrOcter BrOthers, Gloucester,
Mass. The genuine Is put up N piLnei Dot
tie, made ex pnsssly Tor II, With the name Of
fhe a-ticle, blown in the glass. Ask your
DruggiSJ for HArURE's HltIfs ktEsroRATfVB, 4,
and take no other. 81. 10 .r..,. f.r..ft-.
. 80 Send two three cent stamps TO PROCTOR
BrOthers- for . ''-lTeatise { 1ethe .hunan
Hair" The Information II contains Is worth
ss1G, 600 to any person. l.tn = lli-ti
. For sale by III NAHtAU kpNi 8if-
July -, 1S7I.-n39-ly. ii-lg7I .fs'sb
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Fully Competent to Execute the Many Varieties Of WoI

toperfom there nperfctl
o
tteF to reach from
whOw
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~ RosENBERGER, Nd,

HoMROPATHIsT, Carey, Ohio, wfll
ID promptiy attend 20 al Professional
calls.
Jan. %, Is7l.-tL
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nr.C-C.R REILHARZ-

CURGEON DENTIST once At his resi-
- dence, corner Monroe and Madison
streets, opposite German Reformed Church
mold. =. ltaila-- ri-'-iflt
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PHYSICIAN AMI sURGEON.a once
In Ktrchner's Block, Main street, Tifiin,
4 R|9 A'-'1fP'3ffT9 Gay 1'F9fEs 7EssSiS SfPfnd Z
HuE0 IHs = aT08ERy 9iiti
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AMI
II SURGEON Thin, Ohio. ONCE hours
frOm TO 10 A. A., and from TO y. NJ.
Market street, Al door east Of the N K.
church April y.
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gfHH4rqf gs#fhrqf4F gsfHfH4hrq4Frr lor THEIR OWN MERITS =talrIs5


Our
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W-O- McI.E0D. Nd,

PHYSICIAN, BLooAVILLE,O o.
WILL attend promptly 70 all prOfessiona
w calls. Dr. Mcleod is seRular Eral y
ate, and has had fifteen yeefs e1 1peIlehoe T.
tie practice Of medicine be gives specli
aftention 70 diseases Of ,gOmen and children
July q, lG7l-ly. .lI .ss.. L
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-10-05
Piano For Sale, Cheop.

A NEW Piano, manufactured by VIM
"A Lindeman & Son, New York, one OF
the best instruments that ever came 10 Tif-
I'm, by reason OF lack OF room, will be sold
under cost price by A. MANSS,
No. 81, Market st., Tifin.
Aug. "a Is7l.-tf
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-10-05

,ru. II. GfBsoS. SSH r. G. PESSTNGTOs.
GIBSON a. PENNINGTON.
A TTORNEYS At LAW, THIN, Ohio. Of
"a nee In Elnst National Bank Block.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-10-05
CInes of England and the United States.

The following table compares the
population Of the principal cities of
England and the United States, ac-
cording to their respective classes: