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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15
PRoPoSAIs FOR READ LATTER ENvEL

OpFG
Posr oInuE DEPARTMENTAL
WAEnIH0poH, ID. o June u, In
$1,000 "a ~ ~ y, p tsSysd AZ ~, DS
nlahng, duIlBE period % two Jsars, oommsnonE on
the iDth day August lhl Envelopes 70 be used Tor
returning dead letter. 10 WTltora -
Thu Envelopes must be hAnd-Eummed, and equal
ssltetsdby the DspLTtmont, AID have such prinupE
upon thsm as the fosimAs or General may direct,
They be delivered 10 auoh quantities and Al such
times A mag DO required A. the Post Once Depart
strong pAstebolTd boxes feaoy for Tree Of cost
for packing and tranapdrAOn, A. the rate Of about
l8l 90 peI month, the annual supply being estimated
A. 24OOtu0, (moTe or leaf.)
are lnvtsd and blank forms for proposals. mAy be had
On application 10 the THiRD ASSISTANT PoHrAAHrEh
UEAIHAL.
No proposals. will be considered unless accompanied
y snihelsnt and satisfactory Elatanissi Ind the
aad all bids, In his Judgment the Interests Of tho
Government require ~
Honda, With GppToyod aad mesut suIstiss, Ia the
sun q ~! will 20 REQUIRED ior ih9 faithful peg,
Of the souton Of the act Of Congress-, 4p
proved the 18Th o. August 1884, and payment under
I'D eontrAot VIII BE- mAdo quarterly after AprSpoT
fhs Postmastsf 0SnsrAl reserves 10 himself
10 Anuu the contract n 10 hlA judgment there ahl DO
failure 70 perform faithfully Any Of IL GtipulAtona
In oass Of Wtlful Aitompt 10 impose upon the De
usdSr The law 10 iTSRiisr Of thls contract eau DO
Bids Should be securely snyslopsd Gnd sealed,
marked .PFOpos4is ioF psAa L9tsss EnysloPs.," and
Pot Once Department, Maahingtoni ~, =
JNO. Al, ORkSWKIL,
is2LMwaFiR
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

GRANT and his policy deSercc ice ,uy
highest credit" -Horace Greeley,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

Politics In the District just now arc rather
mixed up, but wlthal things are red hot.
Turn where you will you sec and hear some
one Of email band Of dlsanccted men, led
on by those dlsturbcrs Of the peace Of the
community, OrdWay and LsBarnes, who are
crying out against tho powers that he. As
will DO seed BY tho reporto Of Saturday nights
proceedings THIRTY. clgAt Of these gentlemen
met q Union League hall claiming TO be q
Osutral Republican Committee, but how
they derive the power to so call themselves is
. mystery. OF one portion Of the proceed
ings we can but speak with regret, that Is
where Mr.. +. A. Boswell declared that he re-
cognlEed this band Of self.elected soreheads
as the legitimate representatives, Of the Re
publican party. We have always looked
upon Mr.. Boswell as a strict party man, who
had labOrcd hard and been rewarded, but now
that he attempts to go outside, form q COM
blnatlon with such men, and force the party
to fall In at bis nod aud beck Is asking rather
too much.
These gentlemen have In some star.Cham-
Der moctlng selected certain parties, names
unhuuNut Nhuh AANN HtlAou hNANAaNea' eHN
ordered them " meet on Thursday, for the
purpose Of selecting a candidate for Delegate
to Congress, the understanding being that
Mr. Boswell will be named.
We trust they will think better Of this, and
await u action of the Republican voters at
the primary elections ordered June 81 By the
central committee, allow the majority TO
rule, and united again march on to victory.
Last year the howl was raised at the alleged
coercion exercised at mass nominating meet
lngs. This year 1t has boon decided TO elicit
II possible a free expression Of opinion by
primary polls. But the sorehead faction now
cry out against this mode and Ii would seem
that they are determined upon a schlsm. II
this be so, the consequences can be nothing
but disastrous to Themselves individually.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

DRoPOsALs FOR COAL AND WOOD FOR THE
Il TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
TRnABUnX DEPAnTMnNr, July 8, l6l2.
PEoposAls to supply the Treasury DopAgtmsut with
Goal and Wood for the ensuing IoAT Will bo received
Al this oaaos np % aoon Of OEDk Az August s. i5f3,
Instructions to bidders VIII b. Furnished on sPpn'
cation to j. H. hANlLiLht lhiot CLERK.
iyiOlAl6,ia,OA2a tOhron. a BtiTl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15
ICKi ICEI: ICBIII

THE GREAT PALS IOE COMPANY,
having gu hand an ample supply Of IUE, Woald re.
specially iuform the public thgf they oAn DO sup.
piled At 1904 street, ~ our Dsput, fsath street
wharf
Oar regular customers viii ooniinus 10 be promptly
supplied a. their respective plsoss b. our teams,
which We ind to DO as much a. they can do duTi BE
this we're weather, y, o. wHIrWELL,
iyle-8t SsdrstAry and TTeAauTsT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

BOOKBlNDER AND PAPER.l ULkE,
No. III PonnaylTAniA AVsnus, bstWesn Tenth 90
Eleventh streets, ID side
Books elegantly or plAlRlI bound. PsriodleAls And
nVWIpA2sm carefully attended 70. l5u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

UNITED STATS ARMY BuuDMoJ
OIFiCE or COMntaaAHr or buBstsrEncE, I
Nav NOnH, July 10, l61l }
Sealed proposals Ia dupllaAts, will DO received At
this ooe I'M "a " o'oook m, August 10, lsl2 for fur
nishinE for tho United ktAtea ARM one hundred
thousand pounds OF TobAooO
The proposals. will state accurately 10 detail the
quality and Kind Of tobacco it, history, Auy, a. 70
IT, koSplnE qualities In hot climates and in tIAnsportA-
wrapper and hllor 10 msdoi ghstheT the bludsT Is
70 be mAnufaouIedj IN what Kind Of package put up
for shipment, and whether maohlnu or hand made.
The tobacco TO DO made 10 plays, weighing full
half pound each, and 70 equal the beat grade OF army
nAyy tohaeoo not 70 be lower IN quality than the
ample % b seen a. the once Of The Depot Commit.
The tobaoao 70 be 10 boIea (oAddlssJ 70 con.
tAin tuenty.pno (aD ponds net each aud the boxes
70 be packed In cases, (aaht 70 a eahe,) head ued.
samples (hES cases packed a. above ToqulrodD OF
tho tobacco proposed 10 DO Furnished must aoCOu.
pAny the pTopodAls aud DO referred 10 therein. No
conditional future Perfection 70 equal sample grade,
will bo ontertAined The samples 20 fucnlshsd will BE-
paid for At fair mATkot rates, deemed o. sueisnty
good quality for sales 10 troops, II the propoasr -
desires.
An oiioer Of tho army and an expert will be re.
qulr0d 10 famine and inspect the t5bAooo Ia tho Leaf
Two suTolon who will agtoo to guarantee the eIocu.
tlon Of the contract aoecrdlnE to lie true lntent and
meaning, and who will enter into bond 10 tbs sum
Of ton thousand dollars 10 that effect II required, will
tiFn bids we'll As the propoaar.
The right 70 reject AM and al bidS e TssseTy;d
jyi9 Maj. and OommgIlATT Of Subsistence, u. 4, A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

THAT HIGHLT MORAL EDITOR oil that
highly moral sheet" extracts our recent re-
ference to him in bis highly moral Issue Of
yesterday, and remarks thereon as follows;
"ln the classic language Of our candidate for
the Presidency, You lie, william, you lier
1T Is now over year since tho courteous and
cultivated pen.Wiper Of tho REPUBLICAN prom.
lsed TO publish this stuff. The promise has been
renewed from tlmo TO time until We arc driven
70 the unhappy conclusion that no such enter.
"In political controversies whom the proof Is
stronger than the charge the proof generally
precedes the charge; when the proof Il weak Il
generally follows or drops out,
"Come, now, give Us some extracts. Treat Il
as serial and publish = little every morning,
or, II the space In your valuable journal 70 too
precious, send Us the stun, and wo pledge our.
or forever after hold YOUR peace"
There Is, strange to say, some truth in this
extract. Iu the first place at Is now over. a
year" since we promised to publish this In.
teresting reading, and the yirtuous Dom will
recolleCt that the very day the promise sp'
peared in the REP UBLICAN he came into our
Office and asked 10 know what VIC intended
to give to the public concerning him. POr'
tons Of our information were detailed TO oul
visitor, who will further recollect that ht
begged most piteously to be Informed Of the
time 81 this STUFF would appear, that he might
prepare reply To IT, Ills pale face aud
pleading manner touched our sympathies
and we concluded not to publish this stuff
Just then, and at the request Of mutual friend
we have refrained up 10 this time. Dom hai
referred to his gay Partisan career, and tried
10 be funny over IT, attributlng his excess tC
the fOllies Of youth aud inexpeVieuco,
But there are occurrences Of later date Ia
the life Of this moral editor, which aTI
equally racy with those which made even tht
gay Parisians stare with establishment. One
Of these consists In the highly moral editor
treatment OF young and cultivated lady, thu
daughter Of a former member Of Congress
This piece Of rascallty Is known to many ID
Washington, and should aud may receive 9
wider circulation.
In good course of time the public viii
learn Of Donn's misdeeds, aud their name Il
legion. His hide Is not so rhinOcerial but tina
q relation of a few Of them will pierce /
through and through. We have not yet dc
cided which TO present first, Dom In I'd,
character Of an eEtrayagant secretary of lie
cation or as gay LOthario. Time shall dc
| termine.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15
Auction Sales.
NY I.ATInIBR - CLEARY,
ID Auotionesu and Real Estats Brokers, -.
HlaF Once Buldun,

SODA FOUNTAIN, WITH MARgLE;TQP Wal,
NUT .goUEIEH, gA5 ~, Ei,xlIuR2Esi ,m,, pph ~
o. On MONDAY MO NING, Jpiy 20 a 10 e'9loeh.
Ne thall nell ~ j. r. Milburn 4 Co.'S old stand fh
Tssms c.sb. fATIMER CLEARLY,
ills AuttoBeeTs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15
nv LATIMKR q UJBARY,
- Auot0nssrs and Real FsiAle nrokeH,
Star ONCE Bulldog.


POI IIIvE SALE OF THE MANSION, WITH AN.
w ~ tAiE IGEoBBhRR W V.KkkftEG, sir:
SS9SPSgy, $TRE hsB SSS5EriS6 Yin.
8SB %SEsFsBk AZ "a AfY{iH1TRb2sb6 AY EVENINGS.
sI ss q e ' gsSs' s" s's
sns' ss s seSnd.g ssssi ehd as9yogd Gene
podlsu. Brist bysliisG VIII slpsoS sassfs fssi
p. Lots ooatsla On an aTsSss about Geo square
Thls ale orsts rare opporiusi.J 70 parties ds,lr.
ana IAN s% ~. 1ss " sr. ".
A9d Q l@msnaa y : nagsineen. View o. = . e,'K
msi vii Pss. iP%sq isssS 10 front p Dc Sr9psrts
The Lots viii be sold stpaFatelY plat o. toe prop
f.Sas q Sas oSe oa sssb = bssSSs IL sws;o
sishtSsa and twehty.ious montl,s, With reserved
and stamps n, purchasers cost TWsutJ.h dollars
d9yn On saeh 10, a time q sale. -,
sr. E Ssi g JOIN ~ 70 "a o;ss q is IS, ii
division q portion Of the abqfe tract improvtdbJ
Iy ,aaai GS''o' LS ATTN GLEARY, Ausi.
LIMITED STATES MARsHAgs SALE.
The oisSSs once Of he Supreme 6opr, q he Dis.
tfiel Of OolumbiS, and 70 me directed, Lunl ell At
SS SS :, SSIa br i o. noSb ne SSa dsS q
Jsy ~ :. ~ SsloSE M A. |, dS e. TF9 4
pn I I. nTS: y tSS f1SS
@oaIhiT rent q t%sa,Ja,s dsiIsr,. bslnE ali mat
Sssss, si,aslsd % he noithS:st soSgsi u EihS
street vest and street north, IN thssllL Of Mlhh.
%ltS he s ~ 1SsF.ou, ssi1Sa sVied
fSGaas f.sS iS and i. SS favor
bIsdtd. upltsd sat- sN Ms sAEf6 5. O.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

PROPOSALS FOR BEEE FOR wNNEBAGo
INDIANA.
Sealed proposals., IA duplicate, will be received
until ~ NJ the teanth day Of the seventh month,
uyl lsla at tho once Of the superintendent Of 10.
dian Affairs ln Omaha city, NebrdshA foI furnishing
In hebraAkA, otahty.hVs miles moth Of Omaha city,
seven thousand C,OOO) Pounds, gross weight, per
week OF beei cattle, tina hOof Com menolpE the
1th day OF JulY a. D., tS12, and Terminating on the
last Saturday IN Jnns, A. D, lsi9i inclusive.
subject 70 Inspection and rejection By tho aEsst Of
said indians
The right IL reserved 10 increase or diminish the
Amcunt, At the discretion Of tho Superintendent
lndiAn AnArai also 70 toTmnAto the contract that
mag be entered into on giving the contractor or con-
The contractors will be required 10 pyeoute bond
In the o. $1,000 Tor the faithful fulhllment Of the
contract, with two aurgtlga Whose HuhuiNnuy
must be Oortlhod to By United states JudEs or Dis
No bid viii bS considered uulss. accompanied byA
dSrs) 70 the effect that II tbs bid Is GGosptsd the bid
der bidders will immediately enter Into a written
contract In accordance herewith.
zach bidder must dBaiEnals his place OF business,
where oommuni ations Sant TO him will be received
the same to entered on hts eontTAet should one be
awarded 70 him
The right Il reserved to isct a-y or all proposals
such oOuTss should DO deemed Tor the Interests Of
the Government
Proposals should be inglosSd In an envelope, Ad.
dIeised q thS g9dso and indoTssd Proposals
named hour. Gnd blddSrs Gro invited 70 De present
BARCLAY WHITE,
io29 SupL Indian Affairs, Omaha, Nob.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15
For Sale or Rent.

rVT oale Vi hellC'
~. -
a fSs tiosa win, 6tseL md FiItutss 81 ibs odd
hoyg,s No 30g fG ogg9,t +., ssS ios
ssiiine ri k rivsn AppIy al tha prsmisss iyilygw
'''''''- W 80 =.
sous &c sS,s' ,s,s 2, o me oSit ~, s.sl oa
bsisdlSs, ~ M hi,i.ssss p,,ss : Issidssss, a
81 Tubile I,stitslon Or 6sstsiasl boardiGE
sssssin Ss sgnaa, FOR Pa'uouar'' i,ISsslw'
I,os s1IEITIpIRa1TT -TITrEEN N,JIEs
n s,,b ssrts ma bsrssss win s. sid sspafstsly
T u.E 2; 49, ~ sSgsyl'E to ~ :ds9
1900,
II % eornsr Of fss,h slsss. ssst snd. soaih D,
III. ~ Z secure BONE. w v GEr1 ALT
go 4, o,,,v,r % 5,,oxsM,r.
t9ol. Usli sd 500 then :, oIss q ss ss's
,tree,s. shop ,ot teaA hesfl
o1oE WILL puY THIS sro * AND PIX.
hnw WINDOW tor 4 RsT.ou y5hlas 20 s'''l a n
Srs.. asOS iC.S !" bis sd,Ss WV bs5r
Eoa RENT-BRICK uOUsE, TIM ROOMS, No.
\ OS0 II ''r''' northwest .AUElySSH,oErr
bsu A''' A'.''. f SUI olo ~-,-', oD-e
bisaa ssiu n BrisE O.p 10 seen y PsiSg,ss g,,sS
g Foaf scum st Tss' Sor6ss.t si
nay HOWsE-THREE YEARS OLD.toR
IN ,s6 kddiss. <. 4. A.. iSOp street.
BsSts
ana FiTst stSsst esst eonvsnsat 70 ihs Capitol Reut
s2s RsI mouth, loqal'. os.s door, - E.sE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15
New Advertis ements.

HE PUBLIC hRE HEHnBY CAUTIONED
asInet pufoh.aioG nr neHntiAluH q certain PROS.
fs1y note fsAvn b. Fdward p Ais9sop L. thcorJsr
Nv ~ Browne, tor I've thousand dollars paYabis
NNnnAs ltst dats, a. the sid We has beau lost
/ h1d ~ meat stopp q. WIN. u. BnOHNF,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15
Groceries.
SUGARS.

COFFEE.
JAVA tEsnuiDs Old Govt, BIO. Ercsu, abo rOa,ted
MOCHA, I'm oriEinul bales) too. 4" SOC.
PLANTATION. equal to NoChA sc. " t1c
BAR;OAlBO, prime STtioIs, 2lo. I" Oo
Rio, 80 3d.
An Cone Roasted In III dss Patent Aroma Saving
BrOHnsr and WAtsr used, thereby saving cor.
| sumsrb Is per cent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

los LOT GnRsEIs. AT ,:oI REGULAR
u ptios S1.5O,s t DAVIs'.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-09
HELMORE NEWS.

The Board of education Of Eden
township, at its last meeting, con-
scented to have new brick school
house built at MelmOre, 28x4O feet,
two stories high and to be situated on
the Kilbourn road, in the north edge
of the village. The school district
Joining on the north has been added
to this district. An assessment Of s., =
900 has been ordered on the Township
and the balance of the funds needed
will be collected from the district in
which the school house is built. The
building will he necessarily deferred
for some months yet.
The Good Templars are m aking a
vigorous effort just now to build their
proposed II ew Hall. The subscription
papers are in the hands Of an enter
prising committee, who mean busi-
ness, and the amount needed To com
mence with is being worked up rapid
ly, and the work of building will soon
be undertaken.
Mr.. james Hamlin, now occupying
the store room formerly occupied by
Mr.. 4. Il. SaltZer, is charging his
business this spring, and there is good
promise that the trade Of the estab-
iishment will be kept up as formerly.
Miss Amanda Rogers, Milliner, still
occupies her old stand, and is offering
unusual inducements this spring to
the ladies, both old and young, to have
their heads tastefully dressed up, fit
ting them to appear TO advantage any
where.
The Post Office, since the death of
Mrs. Van Pelt, former Post Mistress,
is conducted by Mr.. H. Arnold. No
regular appointment has yet been
made. LOCAL.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-09

CAsTORIA-a substitute for Castor
Ola vegetable preparation contain
ing neither Minerals. Morphine nor
Alcohol. II is pleasant to take, does
not nauseate, and operates when all
other remedies failed. DIR. Pitcher
has experimental fifteen years in pro-
ducing a preparation more efficient
than Castor Oil, without its horrid
taste. The CastOria regulates the
system; cures constipation, atomach
ache, Group and flatulency, and kills
worms. 1t does not distress or gripe.
BY its quieting, soothing effect it pro-
duces natural sleep, and is particularly
adapted to crying and teething chill
dFen
We desire Physicians to test this
article, and will forward three bottles
gratis to the address Of any one SO
authenticated. Insist that your drug
gist order il for you. 1t costs but 80
cents, and one bottle will save many
DOCTORS bills.
April 2J-4w.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-09
A CARD.

We are requested to give the follow
ing:
TIFFIN, OHIO May 9Th, 1872.
Mr.. President and members of City
Council.
SIRs:-As we intend to leave the
Fire Department, We hereby turn over
to you the city property in our posses
sion, and give to you the following
reasons for leaving the Department:
Ist. Our Fire Engineer refuses to
recognize us, as an organization, and
orders out our Hose without asking
our leave, or notifying our officers
that he has taken our hose, so that in
case of fire, we would not know where
to find our hose.
ID. Instead of hiring our HOsemen
TO attend to the hose, when filling
cisterns) he gets outsiders, men be-
longing TO other organizations, and
who voted for him, to attend to them.
Sd. After the late election, our Fire
Engineer stated to several persons,
that he intended to make it not for
our company, and We don't intend to
get 1CarB1 through his efforts, but pre-
fer to withdraw to cooler latitudes.
4th. We feel that as long as he is
Fire Engineer and a member Of the
Fire Committee, We cannot, in Justice
to ourselves, serve the city under his
! Jurisdiction.
We do not intend to disband, but
we shall still strive to serve our citi-
zens, as we have done heretofore. We
have been an organized cOmpany for
twenty-three years, and we will,
| Through the help four citizens) keep
up our organization. We ask for
nothing but what in justice, you can
grant US. By our conduct in the past
you can judge of our future. You car
always depend on US in cases o
emergency, but as long as F. D. Kish
Ter is Fire Engineer, We will refuse Il
serve under him, and to obey mis- or
ders, as we think him incompeten
for the office he fills.
i We are very Respectfully,
| Y. A. H. Co., No. l.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-09

TlFFLS, MELAIORE AND BLOOMvILLE
HACK.-This hack runs each day and
leaves Bloomville at : 4. NJ, Mel
more at 9, arriving at Tifiin at II y. NJ.
Returning it leaves Tiflin Mt , p. NJ,
AIelmore 4, and arrives at BloomvillC
at 6 O'Clock. VIM. Boyer is the driver
and he is careful, paying particular
attention to the wants Of passengers.
Hack stops at the Davis House
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-09
G. w. COLLIER.

RailrOad.-The dispatch from Mans
field, 10 the Cincinnati CoH,o1ercioi,
OF the 5th, will prove interesting to
most of our readers. It is about time
that little activity was displayed on
our new railroads:
"Prominent officials of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company will be
in this city on Tuesday next, for the
purpose OF selecting the grounds and
locating the shops Of the Mansfield,
Coldwater &Lake Michigan Railroad
Company. The entire line is graded
and bridged, the ties are all on the
ground, and the iron purchased and
on the way. The road will doubtless
be in running order to Toledo by the
time of the State Fair, in September,
which is the purpose of the mana
0prg -
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-09
70 C9L0yfSTS, If T0U AEE GOING
VEST,

Buy your Tickets over the "old re-
liableu Missouri Pacific Railroad, the
popular route from st. L0uis 20 Sedalia,
Ft. Scott, Lawrence, Kansas City,
Atchison, St. Joseph, Omaha, Denver
and all points in Missouri, Kansas,
Nebraska and Colorado, To which peo-
pie are moving. This Line las an uH-
eXeelled equipment in fine day coach
es Pullman's palace sleepers, Miiler's
safety platform and the patent steam
brake, and its reputation for prompt
time and sure connections is prOverb-
iaI. For valuable information and as
sistance, and to make special arrange
ments at lowest rates offered by any
line, cali upon oTaddress s. II 'ThOmp-
son, Agent Missouri Pacific r. r,
Columbus, Ohio; or Z. \. Ford, Gen
eSaI Passenger Agent, st. Louis, Mo:
No trouble to answer q,t,a.iouS.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-09
4 SOLDIERS FTNERAL.
TIFFIN. O.. Nav 9. IsI2.


Rev. G.. W. COLLIER, Tltia, D.:
De0r CHUy'0H:- Comrade Black
mar, OF the -th Regiment, Missouri
Veterans, lately "a resident of Kansas,
served four years and eigh: months
in the struggle for the Union, lost his
health from exposure and came all the
way from Kansas, that he might die
at the home Of a dear sister. He ar
rived May 9Th and died May sth. TO
US his death suggests that such men
should be held dear in our memories,
and we have the honor to request that
you favor this community with q
Memorial Address, at such time and
place as will suit your convenience.
We are yours, &c.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-09
PLANTATION BITTERS.
S. T.-18G0-X.

This wonderful vegetable restorative
IS the ShCct-anchOF o. thr feeble and
debilitated. Is a t0Rie and cordial
for the aged and Iansaid T.; has no
equal am9Hg sj0maehiGs. IS a rtme-
dy for the neF;ouS weakness 20 which
B0msn are especially subject, il is
supeTeeding every ether siimulant.-
In all climaies, tropical, temperate or
frigid, Z! acts as q specific in every
species OF disorder which uHdeFmlnes
the bodily strength and breaks do n
the animal spirits
III. e. Tl-B
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-09

Use NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE
1t is the best-Contains nothing in
iurious-CIear is crystal-NO sedi-
ment or filth-D0es not stain the skin
Elegantly perfumed-Restores gray
hafr-Preyents the hair from falling
off-See advertisement.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-09

HOLLGwAY'S Pills. The most pow
erful existing medicine for the cure Of
female complaints. Fifty years eX-
perience inooute.i&h!y prove these
remcdics nnrivalled for the disorders
incidental to the softer sex. No fam
ily should be without them. They
may bc taken by young and old, as
they will restore health when every
other means prove unsuccessful -
cents uer ha. or pot.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-09

IN INFULLBLAsT.-The new music and
Sewing Machine store of SaltZer &
Brinkerhofinearly opposite Buskiril's
dry goods store, is now in business
trim. They have u splendid stock
of organs and that most popular Sew.
ing machine, the 'Davis." Any man
who cares for the comforts of home
will buy one Of those machines, which
does its work so rapidly and well that
he cannot avoid purchasing AN organ
or piano with which to pleasantly pass
away the time and make home de
lightful.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-09
A. H. BGERs,
+. X. SHAWHAN,
II. X. HERSHsER.

Mcssrs. Il. H. Byers, F. K .Ma,r5on,
IL X. HershiseT
SIRs:-Your request received. IL
will give NE pleasure to comply with
your request. J name S O'Clock, sun
day evening, May L, at the ". l..
Church, in Tifiin.
q w TgFrTEts
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-09

Debate.-A number of young men
go 10 Republic Saturday evening to
debate the question, "ShOuld Foreign
immigration. be Encouraged" with
the Republic Literary Lyceum. Miss
Laura Croft will read an essay, and
Miss Mantle Baldwin will deliver an
Oration.