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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-04-05
EosToaIA NEWS.

THE following came too late for last weeks
paper.l
Since the introduction Of the bill
into the Legislature to enable US to
purchase a steam fire engine, there
has been some rivalry between the
leading companies as to which should
sell machine. Horace Silsby has
been here for nearly a week lobbying
bis engine through the council, and
the indications are that be has made
a success OF it, notwithstanding the
fact that one man advocates the
Ahren engine from Cincinnati, as to
lead one to suspect some other motive
than the good Of the town. The
council met last night and before al
lowing the engine men to explsin
the workings Of their respective ma
chimes, went into a secret session, ex-
Guiding even reporters. They, the
agents, were then allowed to come in
one at time and make their speech
but only one allowed in the room at
a time. With all due respect to
our council, such actions bear upon
their face an aspect that hardly
looks right. It looks as II the selec-
tion of an engine was q foregone con-
clusion, and that for show Of fair
ness, the other men were allowed
the privilege Of explaining.
DR.. c. E. Davis was elected Chief
Engineer of the Fire Department,
Monday night.
The spring elections are q secOn-
dary issue this spring when placed
beside the engine question.
Robertson has removed his grocery
TO the room formerly occupied By w.
w. Logan.
Thos. Kelley slipped upon the les
Sunday morning, severely injariDg
bis right leg.
Homer Combs is visiting his pa
rents.
This time It's boy, at Dan Hun
siczer's, and weighed ten pounds.
Geo. D. Sheibley came near having
a conflagrati0u the other day.
A young woman by the name Of
Hardesty died at Martin Browns
Sunday.
Ben. Leonard has not tak-n care Of
the rubbish on the sidewalk At the
side Of his Opera House.
ID. Asire is remodeIiDg the old Blue
Front.
A party OF young folks had social
dance, at the residence Of r. Crocksr,
Monday evening.
The council have decided to change
the shape OF the sewer now under
construction from a fat bottom to =
circular, at 3 cost OF two cents per
foot, additional. LA-AL.
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An Applicant Who Had Made Personal
Sacrifices.

An applicant for the san Antonio
Postoffice is absolutely certsin that
Hayes will give it TO him. As there
are about twenty In hot pursuit Of the
office, we had the curiosity to know
what made him so positive.
"Are you the widow OF q deceased
army officer, with q family to sup
port ?" we asked.
He replied that he had never tried
to be anybodyis widow.
"Did you stump for Hayes, or were
you on the Returning Board, or did
YOU save the Union in the same regi-
ment with Hayes, or did you 60 to
singing school with Wheeler, or how
is it, anyhow, that you know Hayes
will appoint you ?n
"Well, you see I've made personal
sacrifices for Hayes
"How so ?'i
sits confidential, remember"
"Certainly, honor bright"
"Well, lost five gallons OF whisky
snd $50 worth Of cigars betting on
Tilden. have sent on the reeeipted
bills with my application. ."-Sotl
AntOHid Herald.
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FO5TER-MATTHERB MUDDLE.
J. YOUNG BROWN TELLS HIS TALE.
Ron. Chas. Foster Saifers from an
interviewer.
ALL ABOUT 1T.

LOUISVILLE, March 2S.-To-mor.
rows Courier Journal will contain an
interview with the Hon. j. Young
Brown, of Kentucky, who says:
Herewith publish the letter oi
the Hons. Chas. Foster and Stanley
Matthews, addressed to the Hon.
John B. Gordon and myself. The cir
cumstances attending their origin are
in brief as follows:
ION the 26th of February last /
sent q page from the House of Repre-
sentatiVes to the Senate Chamber for
my distinguished friend, Gen. Cor
don, and he came over in q few
minutes. l told him that l wanted
an interview with the Hon. Chas.
Foster, at which / desired his pres
ence. I outlined to Gen. Gordon
what intended to say to Mr.. Foster,
and he said that he would, with
pleasure, accompany me. We found
Mr.. Foster in the room Of the Com
mittee on Appropriations. No one
else was present during the interview &.
l told Mr.. Foster that l had, as he
tory motions. l had in a speech
advocated the infiexible execution of
the Electoral bill, and had stated in 8
Democratic caucus that / would so
vote if 1 were the only man from the
South to do so. That the vote was
approved by my judgment, and that
l felt under obligations of honor to
stand by the result, bitter as It was,
feeling that the situation was not
cbargeable to the Electoral bill, but
to the majority of the commission
whom we had agreed to trust. l told
him 1 had received dispatches and let
ters from home from cherished and
trusted friends conveying most en-
phatic remonstrance against my
course, but that with my convictions
about the question, if a petition,
signed by every voter ia my district,
should be sent to me requesting me to
support the dilatory motions, it would
not by q bair alter my purpose. /
said further to him that there was
but one thing which would change
me, and it was, If thought that by
voting to complete the count, which
was to result in the Inauguration Of
Nr, Hayes, would be aiding, direct
ly or indirectly, in perpetuating the
uSQrpaLlOuS Ol EdChaTu anu O0am D6I@
lain in the States of Louisiana and
South Carolina, ] would reserve my
action and do my very utmost to de-
feat the execution Of the bill, regard
less OF the consequences, calamitOus
to the country rs 1 believed they
would be.
UI furthermore told him that il I
changed my position knew of sever
al prominent gentlemen who would
ioin me, and II that critical hour,
when the daily and nightly scenes
snrpass by far in wild excitement
and violence anything ever witnessed
in the legislative history OF the cOuD-
try, the line Of the Democrats who
were voting to execute the law should
be brokeD, it would result in a stam-
psde among them, and MrS Hayes
would no more be the President than
he FOSTER would be.
"Mr. Foster said that he believed
this. have the highest respect for
Hon. Charles Foster. 1 believe him
to be an honorable gentleman, and l
told him that it was my confidence
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extensive Touring mills and elevators
uave bsen erected.
! Texas is indeed a beautiful country.
The climate is delightful, the ther-
moueter indicating from so 10 So
Ihe State is destined to become the
garden country in due course Of time,
ous at present the inducements are
not hattering to those Of q social dis.
position. The Southerners. "a a
genera! thiOg are a very clever, kind
be2rted class OF people, but IL cir
views oa government are entirely diff
ferent from those Of the north, rbev
are principally an aristoerstie class
that take no pride in common school
government, or endesvor to force the
civil laws Of the country.
People are floeking here from every
State in the Union. The majority OF
emigTsnts are those of little means.
and when they arrive here they have
nothing to commence with, and con-
sequentiy are "a 3 bad situation, and
not able TO make any improvements.
To al such, would say: HStay AZ
/ hOEe," aud be cODtente6 with your
I lot. What Texas wants Is men with
capital and energy, that can be aele 10
take the controlling interests of the
I government and build her up like the
I great Prsirie State of Illinois.
Last fall this c0untry was visited by
sWarms OF grasshOppers which laid
their eggs in the soil and are now
/ matching out in vast numbers and are
/ doing much damage. Already some
fields Of wheat and oats have been
/ destroyed. The only hopes now are,
lhst they may take wings and be car
ried into the Gulf before the cotton
crop begins to grow.
Tnis is 3 great grazing country and
a man OF capital can make = fortune
in q few years by going into
I the stock business. Sheep are the
/ best stock to invest 10 ct present.
Cattle are already numerous and mar
kst dull. The last winter has been
very severe on stock, and in many
| places can b. seen the dead careassess
Of cattle in hundreds strewn over the
surface.
J. l.. Barlow and others, OF the Dali
las Herald, have our thanks for the
use Of their Office while we write, and
for information received in regard to
their country, &c.
The Dallas markets are active.
Wheat is worth Sl45 snd corn 4Sc,
per bushel.
To those going to Texas, / will say
let none move their families there
without first going to look ahead.
SAN. PEDRO.
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iFr0m the Fort Wayne Glzstte
The Lost Cause.

There was a man in YOr-ri State,
Who gently did aspire,
To climb so high toward the sky
That he couldn't get no higher,
He ripped and ore,
And cussed and swore,
He'd raise and rise
Plump to the skies,
By honest means or eussed lies.
Or sny way to get the prize,
And yet he got no higher.
He rolled bar'I OF money out,
And thus his men addressed:
"My gallant men, now pitch right in
And do your dirty best.''
They talked and planned,
And prayed and damned,
And hOllered 'FrdId," Z"
And swore .By Gaud,''
They'd have him In or take the sword,
They'd ax It up or "By ne Laud,''
They'd stir hornets nest.
They took the rocks old Sam supplied,
Their eyes were filed with tears
To think, that he thus generously
Should buy their gin for years.
The Democrats,
Like starving rats,
They crammed and fed
On Tilden bread,
And told with grOans and shaking head
How old "S. J." had fought and bed,
Through York States darkest years.
But all no use, it was "no GO"
They couldn't make It win;
They hubussed, and swore and cussed
Yet Hayes was counted ia.
The great High joint.
In every point,
Told SamuerJ.,
Hayes is o. K,
Please come forward some other day,
But tor the present we would say,
Samuel pun down your chin.
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Findiay Branch trains leave Findlay At
~ sSoa A n 2nd sS 80 = 4; y arrive In Carey A.
4 le:iD A. n. and 5st0 p. d. arrive In Findlay
at Il3O A. %. and $40 P. u.
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SWOLLEN LIMBS.

Sir. STEVENS.
Dear sir-T write this note TO inform you OF
the effect Of your Blood Puri1er" upon my
system. When I commenced taking it, year
asO. I was very much dsbilitatod. BY limbs
we're swollen 80 that 70 was impossible Tor ne %
get into or out from 4 carriage, ald very painful
L. 20 up or down stairs. Indeed, could scarce
" stand on my feet. My appetite was gQDe, my
sirsngth failing rapidly. Alter using your med
i-ine fOr a few weeks began 70 improve BY
appetite improved and my streagth returned
can nov perform my duties - , muse with my
vented ease; and feel l owe II 70 NEGETISE-
Yours gratefully,
MRs. G. A. II. TILDEN.
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MARvELLous EFFECT.

n. X. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I have used YEGETISE. and feel II
a duty 70 acknowledge the great benefit 10 haI
done me. In the spring Of the year 1872 ] was
sick from general debility, caused By OyerEork.
want Of sleep and proper rest. Twas very weak
and mueh eIn&ciated- tried many remedies,
Withnut receiving any benefit from any OF them,
until { was persuaded 70 Try YE0ETISE. Be
fore I had taken this one week my improved
condition gave me renewed hope and courage.
I continued to take Il every day, gaining more
strength until I was eompletoly restored 10
health. The effect Of this Remedy, in case OF
general debility, Il indeed marvellous.
ELIZABETH A. FOLEY,
q Webster street, Charlegt0Hn, Mass.
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Ea.rr ,swYN. Z. EoN.

TOHN GWYrVs & ssU,T. Attorneys at Law
s} I.ezai nusiuess Or all kinds, CCuveyanc
l1g. Examination OF Titles, aud collect!on'
promptly attended 70. Patents obtained di-
sceL lTofn the Patent Office.
We, the undersigned, having had our
business iu the Patent Once done by
IOhn Gwyun. and being fully Eatihiied q
trc-e.vIth would recommend him 70
other Iuvcurgrs vino visa 70 secure
20 themselves ell llat Tlg4aully belongs 70
them.
y. CroTne-. j. fishbaugh, CiIas. IishbaUghi
IsarnaeI Lee. Jas. Ee.slovo, ID. u. Burrler. r.
a--vna. T.. X Hoffman. j.. &. E1ughmani
Euth. Wrsaish John efeiign, W IL Strong
James Mckenzie, VIM. Strobe, J. Williams
Edwin Quadling. and VIM. Nay. al Of Lon
don, Eugiand- By r. Gwyuns their Assignee.
Oaloe-Uver Eeliga's Clothing store.
Eelccted applications solicited.
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TEAMS CONG EAST.

COunections-
AtTremont trains on L. 5. & N. 3 Ry.
rass East. ~ A. N Il:I5 A. NJ, G:53 =. u
west. s:I3 A. NJ. 5.1S P. Il, 1882 p. 81.
At Burgo0n. Pennsylvania Co. trains pass
East, 9sg2 A. n, 1000 A. NJ, 1896 p. NJ. West
I0-0C A. ~; 7:59 p. n.
At FOstoTia. trains on 3. &, o. R. r., pass
East. Geo A. NJ; 2:5S A. NJ; Ia p. NJ; GA p,
Il. West. 1000 A. NJ; l0:f3 A. NJ; 9:4O +. NJ.
At Lima, trains on D. q II. r. r. pas
South, I2.I9 4. n; 4:f0, lC:l0 81; North, 3:5s
AN I:zO r. ~, $40 p. IS. p. Fl. W. & e. Ry.
trains pass East, 80 4. NJ; Ssj5 A. u; 4a5
z. n: 500 p. N; West, I.Jj A. NJ; 7:55 4.
NJ; 1913 a. NJ; 9:35 p. 81.
VII. ANDREWS, ,GenT. Ticket Ag't.
/ II. BURGoOS. Receiver and SuD't.
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Legal Notice.

Ia SsReea County, Ohio, Court Of Common
Pleas.
David Lee, Pid.
rs.
Emanuel Hall and Isaac Civil Action
Hall, Defts.
The said defendants, Emanuel Hail and
Isaac Hall will take notice that said pl1in-
til, David Lee, did on the I'D day OF Feb
ruary, A. D. lS77. file his petition in the
Court OF Common Pleas, OF Seneca County
Ohio, against said defendants, setting forth
That said defendants are non-rcSidents ui
said State Of Ohio. aud have property and
debts owing 70 them IN Seneca County
Ohlos which ought TO be taken 10 satisfy
said plaintiffs claim therein, and seeking tC
take and appropriate the same by proceed
ings IN attachment in said action.
said defenuantS are therefore notified thai
they are required 20 appear and answer said
petition on or before Saturday, the 2Ist day
OF April, A. D. lS77.
DAVID LEE.
BY b. MEEK, his Atty.
March 1, lS77-6t.
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VEGETINE
IL
The Great
FAMILY MEDICINE
HEALTH-RESTORER
General Debility.

General Debility.
Debility is a term used 70 denote donciency OF
bl0Od- The nntritiFo congtituen1 Of ne blood
are In less than thsir regular proportion, Whilo
the Watery part in in eEegss- Debility V Of tre-
qusur Oceurrence. II is incidsnt 70 > VARSITY Of
diseases. The lower limbs are apt % - sWollsa-
The patient is feeble, and cannot bear much
exertiOn. The circulation Il Irregular, bus Al
most alHaTs weak. Palpitation of the heart IL
very common symptom. Violent emotion
often throws the heart into the most tumnltuou8
action. The vital functions are languidly per-
formed. The muscular strength u dininished.
fatigue fOlloWs moderate or slight exercise.
The breathing, though quiet when At rest, be
comes hurried and even painfully agitated IN
der exertiOn, a. In running, ascending heights,
etc. The nervous system is often greatly dis
ordered. Vertigo, dizziness, and . feeling Of
faintness are very common Violent and Oh
stlnate neuralgie pains IN the head, side, breast
ether parts Of the body, are also lrsqueni
attendants upon the disease. The secretlons
are sometimes diminished. In females ths
nienses are almost always either Suspended or
very partially performed The bile Is scanty, and
eOstiveness, with unhealthy sYacusticns from
the bowels and dyspeptie state Of the stomach,
are eMfr6melV common symptoms.
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ZaneSViIIe Accommodation leaves
Zanesyi lille daily except Sunday at Gas A.
NJ. aud arrives at Coiu nbus at $50 A "
Passengers can not ride on Mixed Pas
senger and Freight Trains without special
permits.
Express Trains ran daily, other trains
daily except Sunday.
VIC. QUINCY, Gen1 Manager, Newark.
THos. p. BARRY,
Western Pass Ag't, Cincinnati.
L. II. COLE, GenI Ticket Ag't, Baltimore
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sCUDDE2 CHAMBEREaTN

A RCHITECF AND GENERAL BUILD
"A Err, will take contracts for putting up
Blocks, Dwellings, etc, or viii oversee such
work. Drawn 8, Drafts, PlEus, etc, for ev-
cry description made and furnished on low
terms. Residence, No. Il Washington St,
Tidin. o.
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JP. KrsS,zAsrAlS. H.K. HERsHIsER
- " - 4. - 4. y :. q -E... EEre-..rI

HAVE OPENED AN OFFICE OVER
III Hubbani's Drug Store corner Wash
lugtOn aud Market Sts-, a are ready 70 at
tend to all calls day aul nj. Special at
tention paid TO the treai mon . Of the diseases
Of females and children. Once hours from
: to 10 A. M and 2 to Z Z. NJ. DR.. klnna-
mans residence, Greeaneld ST, near Held
elberg COLLEGE; DIR, Hershiser first door west
OF Yiaglingis store, West Madison st.
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A PERFECT CURE

CHAELEsroWS, June II, lsol-
Mr. n. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-Thig ig % certify that NEaETIaE
made a perfect cure Of me when my attending
rhvsicfau had pronounced my case eo1g1mp mptt0n,
and said could not survive may days.
Mrs. LEDsrOE, 55 Cock street-
The facts stated By Mrs Ledston arr person
ally known by me, and they are true.
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real EsTEH FOR aLE.

We einvIts the attention Of thoss wishing
70 purchase farms - the fOlioEing selec-
lions
GO Acres Of Land and Fine Loss wItbig
o. the eoFporats limits Of ne ToEn q
House and Earn. Basy Terms ~ IOls
time. A chance for . person OF M0aerote
nte0ns.
.O1In Acres, one mile South Of EspGb.
III lsZ re Ohio. one Of the best Farms
IN the COUNTY. Black walnut And Blue
Al 8oil 8clendtd Improvements NV
cash the balance In seven annual pay
n Acres 10 the north part OF FOstOFia. on
with Fruit Bearing Trees Onoof tho Finsst
Building locations Ia the town A Bar
gain.
OOaeres OF fertile land In Brown County,
CU Kansas, near the COunty seat; senooi
hOcss Within half mile VIII eou cneap
for Cash, or give reasonable tindes or one
half purchass price
UTouss and LOt.-EsW Dwelling, two
n stories, seven good sized rooms, good
Vel and CfItsrn, full lot, good new fences,
and buildings. a nice location. near busl-
neas Splendid neiEhborhOOd- VIII sell Tor
sl,jo0, on long time A bargain
n Ouse and Lot. New Ho1se ons-stOry
H high, ave good rooms. ZINE Vel and
Cistern, fuu lot. everything neat ana
cosy, for only $50 go caAh, balance In
payments 20 suit purchaser.
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EOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AMI
II SURGEON, Tifan, Ohio. OMcs hour
iro1a 70 10 A. ~, and from % L. "a
saturdays from 10 A. n. 70 j. ~. O1ct
over Eusl-lrk's Srocerv store.
IAprii II.
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NORrH ROuNn

Conuections made ia the Union Depot q
Columbus for Newark, zanesvile, Circle
Vile, Chtlhcothe, Port8mOuth, Lancaster
Athens, Marietta and PArkersburg at Ma
rion for points On A. = q. W. R.R. at Up
per Sandusky for Buoyrus, Lima, Ft. wayne
and Chicago; at Carey O., 8. q Q. R. r. II
FOstor5a with B. a D. and L. & 4 L. RR'B. I;
at Toledo with L. 8. 4 n. g. r. 4 p. ~. and
Canada Southern r. r. for Detroit, Jack
son, lansing, Grand r Ids, East saginaw
and all points In Mlch,-
Pullman Dire and Sleeping
Cars on all tn ousr Cl from Columbus
20 New York, Pniia1l p 4 aud Baltimore
without change. A. MILLS,
N. T. SEYMOUR Geul Ticket Ag't.
Train Master.
II. N. GREENE, President.
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Obstacles 70 Warr;ag

Obstacles 70 Marriage H4FrF tfHF !tG E
You've MEN from the effects Of Errors and
Abuses In early life. Manhood restored. I'M
pediments TO marriage removed. New
and remarkable remedies. Books aud Cir.
culaFs sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. sIS y
Ninth St.. Philadelphia, ,Pa.-an Institution
having a high reputation for honorable cou
duet and professional skin. u2-lJ
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. NAH ~ 49, - - H
mORY & c0cPER.

nHYsIClANS AND SURGEONS, has
opened an Office iD Prof kust's Block,
On the corner Of Washington ana Madison
streets ard are ready at all hours during day
and niclIt 10 attend 20 professional calls.
May be consulted in German or English.
uge-
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.zEAM :. CRAwFOzD.

E-CBECTIC PHYEICLAS AND SURGEON
~ THANKFUL Tor patronage during the
past seven years, and viii continue 70
serve tho public IN all branches Of the
Medical Profession. Residence and Ofiice,
80. - Purr- 81, tgJ doors west Of wash
inrfo-.. Aug. Il. '75tf
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Pennsylvania RGEJrO2d.
Toledo Division
on and after Nov, 23, 1875, Trains viii
" leave stations daily as follows, Sundays
excepted: -
GOING WEST.
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H.f, EThHTFE. IN.

DHYsICIAN and Surgeon. OBee neag
Commercial House, over Dlemer' S
Neat Market, on Market street, Itfhns o.
After having made a tour through The
south with view 10 locate there, i have
decided TO permanently remain in Itfnn.
Thankful for past fayors, would solicit a
continuation Of the same. Chronic diseases
and diseases ofWOmen a speciality.
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HOTELS.
TRFEE HOUsE

~ EINsERy Proprietor, Market st., Tif-
tT. I'm, Ohio. The house has been thor
oughly overhauled, has good stabliug, and is
prepared 10 fuknish the travelling public with
all necessaries- In good gtyle.
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TTDREEY At Law. Special atte2
~ ton gwen 20 gIi kinds Of MlAtaTI
Claims, Back pay, Bounty, Pensions. &C
Cnice IA National Exchange EluL Biccz
opposite tnc Court House I-lal-s ONO
Jan. IL.
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PITTSBURGH, IT. WAYNE L CHICAGO BY
ON AND AFTER Dec. 10, 1876, Trains
" Will leave Stations as follows:
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MEpiCAE
Fs0CToR WATeAwAE

nCULIsT AND AURIsT-
studied The Bye with Or. Aclz al
Magsillcn, Ohio.
Long, Snor. and " ea-lE sight tcsslc-rf -
he aid OF French Trial Glasses;
OFFICE HoURs-5 A.. 81. 10 ! =. NJ.
u SEadiSOn So, TtfiiD, ..
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MISCELLANEOUS.
e COnRE.

CURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER
- Onice with a II. Bysrs. over Jones &
Bros. Store. Surveys, Maps, etc, made
promptly, accurately and on reasonable
terms.
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GOING EAST
GOING WEST.

ZtnesvfIIe Accommodation will leave
Columbus daily except Sunday at s:l5 p. NJ,
and arrive at Zanesville at 7:l5 p. NJ, stop
ming al all stations.
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Would not b Without
VEGETINE
FOR TEI fIHrs rs COST.

The great bsnsat have rsesiyed from tie uss
Of WIG GETfNE Induces ne % give my sesttmohI
In It's favor. believe it % Be not only of grsaS
value for restoring the health, but q presentife
seasons.
/ would not be without Il Tor ten times is cost.
EDWIS TiLDEN,
Attorney and General ACrrt tor AAseechn-
setts 6f ne Craftnasn's - sA4furAnco Coni-
pany. No. 70 Sc y r 1----l :, BOstSn, Mas
Yegetine is sold by all Druggists.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-04-05
q. ". RRESTEl

FFine Jewelry, Best American Gold and
10 Silver watches, etc. Repairing done
promptly. Opposite Court House THIN.
q. ". BREsTEL,
A UCTIONEER. Speaks both German
- and English. VIII answer calls for town
and country at reasonable rates. Address,
Green Spring, Ohio. 2i-ly
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g. V. BACH.tAS.
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% =
EACHHhE 4 EEPPEE.
4 TrOREEK5 Ar LAW. once 0yeI
"A National Exchange Bank, corner ol
Washington ard Market stree =, Itih1' ..
E8E. y, '14-a5
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-04-05
Columbus & Toledo R. R.

NEW ROUTE
North, East, South and West !
Two Express Trains leave daily Sundays
exceptedl as follows:
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-04-05

guJENEY At Law. OIos Opposite
"a F-ese q COS. EU5-ii.fff- a..t- -
a-l--- i-r-- ll1iH, o.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-04-05
GOING EAST.

r. r. MYERS,
GenT Passenger, and Ticket Agent
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-04-05
m IL MaRrEE

nENTTSF. once over First National
Bank, Thin, Ohio. All operations
nFst-class. and work warranted. Laughing
Gas used for the painless extraction OF teeth.
Work done al as low price as can be had
elsewhere, for frst-claSs worL.