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REAL ESTATE
AGENCY.
Ml ISim ECIEST A5B SOID
-cxt se
toi treasonable Terms.
- i ie "arrangements with Eastern Pa-
circulation, to advertise all
. i i ' .ced on m? booka for sale. Tbo ad-
iTantagee eeeruelne from advertising
.2 papers will readily sccur to the ot-
id -cro pf-cr
erriGi;. ,
. NO. 1. '
FOB BALE Eighty Acres, 00 acres r which
are cleared and under pood cultivation ; fine
yoang orchard of choice fruit trees ; good frame
house, bain, and other out-bu:Micg. Terms
easy.
NO. 2.
FOB 8A.L& House and lot oa west (Me of
1st Monro street. The boose is long, and well
suited for one or two families. A good cistern
and choice fruit trees on the lot. Good location,
price low and terms easy.
NO. 3.
FOR 6 ALE Eighty acres of choice timber
land, eight miles West of Tiffin, near the Fos-
tona roaa. A put lie road running aicng the
east end of this lot. Will be sold low, and on
terms to nit purchaser
NO. 4.
FOR BALE Corner lot, on 1st Monroe street,
Tiffin, Ohio. A comfortable and convenient
boase of six rooms, fepleudid new bars, wood-
house, and other out buildings. Two large cia.
. lerus, new fence, select and large variety of
fruit oc the premises. Price, $3,600. Terms
easy.
NO. 5.
FOR BALE A boas and two ami uulU
cres of land aitoated just outside tne eorpor
ae limits of thacitv iuti tcf Fair Ground
at the direct road to Republic. The house is a
larra two ntorv brick. coDtaimnir six fine rooms,
has a good weil and cistern, cellar, etc- On the
place u a gooa rrame earn, wnn carriage nouse
atta bed, a number of fru it trees, ehruboery, and
ia every respect 11 ma complete and pleasant
place.
NO. C.
FOR SALE A choice farm two miles east o
Tiffin, containing 120 acres with excellent im
provements, and tn a high state of cultivation.
All the buildings are in a splendid condition,
f pc- location and improvements are such as to
make it one of the most desirable farms in the
County. There are such ccnventenciee as are
only to be found on well rezulated and first-clnttr
farms. The situation of the farm is such as to
permit a division with a fine site for building.
Will sell either the whole or apart: Terms to
suit purchaser.
NO, 7.
FOR SALE A one story brick boue ai.il lo
on the east side of Mel more street. Tiffin, Ohio
A good cellar and a well of never failing water
A good frame stable and other out-buildintrs
Grape-vines, Cherry and other choice fruit trees
Improvements snch as to make a desirable
home. Price, $800; terms eay.
NO. 8.
FOR SALE A house and ona and 1G-100 acres
of splendid land just out side the corporation
limits of the city, west of the Sandusky and Fre
mont road. A barn and other out-buii'dingR. A
number of fruit trees. Improvements such as
to msk the place pleasant and desirable. Price,
.l.KJO ; terms easy.
No. 9.
FOR BALE In-let No. 6, Davis' Addition, SJ
Ward, Tiffin, Ohio, frontinglSO feet on Sandusky
street, and running back 464 feet to Davis sireei.
May be divided into three lots fronting on San
dusky street, and extending bscn TiA feet, which
will leave about one-half acre on Davis street.
Will sell the whole or in email loU aa above de
scribed. Price fsoo for the whole or $200 apiece
tor small lots.
NO. 10.
FOR SALE. Forty acres of land, thirty of
which are cleared and under good cultivation,
the balanos in good timber, ne miles north of
r oina,ana two ana one-naif miles east of Mill
prove, in Wood County, Ohio. Good and con
venient buildings, good well, fine, thrifty, young
orchard, small fruit and grape vines in abun
dance, i short every thing is n the ben order,
and just the place to make a man of limited
means, a snug, easy and please nt r.eme-
Those wishing to purchase as well as those
desirous of selling, will find it to their advan
tage to call on
A. H- BYEES, Beal Estate Ag5
TIFFL.N-, OHI&.
jnOmc-rKational Exchange Bank Build
march25-ly
HEDUCTIOiN IN PRICES.
UM. MAETIN,
Successor to MARTIN 6HlELls, now Laving
entire control of the well-known
SHOE STORE!
NO. 1, 8E1TKV8 BLOCK,
Has eon'-lnded to give the public a GRAND
BENEFIT, ahich will be cheering toall
poor tout. He proposes selling all
goods in bis line
AT A LESS VER CENT. THAN ANY
OTHER STORE IX THIS CITY!
ie does this because he can afiord it, for the
following reasons :
First His rent Is lower than any other Hons
In this city.
Second Hs Is not at the expense of as mneh
clerk hire and of book-keepers as others, as he
selln cheap for cash.
Third He does his own cutting, thereby sa
ving at least S1,000 rer year.
Fourth He is not as anxious to gel rich in a
short time, as he has "tried that on" and it
don.t pay.
Mr Martin, as a Cutter,
Professef" to he equal, at least lo the best, ns he
has had TWENTY-TWO YEARS EXPERIENCE
and has kept fully up with the timet. He keeps
the
B K S T WORKMEN
That can be procured, and has such faith in
their ability, that he warrants all work to give
entire satisfaction.
He keeps a full assortment of such Eastern
Goods as are kept ia this market. His Men's
wear will be of his own manufacture, selling
Calf Boots from (6,00 upwards.
K. MAETIN.
aprl5'C9-Jy
SUCCESS 1 PROOF OF MEBIT. .
If there were no efficacy in the curative powers of
DR. SARGENT'S
Celebrated Remedies,
They would have been rejeoted by the public long
ago, but on the contrary, though they hare been
before the public for upwaros of thirty-seven
years, the demand for them Is greater to-day
than ever.
Thousands of sufferers have been relieved,and
many confirmed invalids have been restored
to health through their instruments ljty.
Testimonials from the moat reliable sources can
(furnished by the proprietor, ard all who have
used tuum recommend them highly.
ATHE.-svn.ix, Pa April 21, is&).
Mr. Geo. A. Ksxlv: I found your box of Dr.
Sargent's Backache Pills of great value to me
They were tha only remedy from which I fonnd
relief, and I will recommend them to all my
friends.
JttJtS. JNATHAN THOMPSON.
SB. SARGENT'S
BaokaQhe Pills
Are a neTrr-faillng remedy for all diseases of the
Kidners, Bladder and Urinary Organ?, such as
f ains ia the small of the Back, Gravel, Dropsy,
ncontinenee of urine, Strangury, Inflammation
of the Kidneys, Ac.
For sale by Druggists. Price 60 cents ber Box
' sogar coated.
CAUTION. Take no other medicine as a sub
stitute for these Pills, but if Tour Drucgist does
not have them request him to'order them. Sent
by mail on receipt of price.
8ole Proprietor, George A. Kelly, Wholesale
Druggist, Cor. Second Are. and Wood St, Pitts
burg. For sale by John D. Park, Cincinnati, Okio.
pril 22,1869-ly. -a
ATTENTION, FARMERS
ONE OF THE
GREA TEST ; IMPR0 VEMEXTS
OF TEE AGE!
In the way of
Fanning Mill,
Can bs seen by calling at the room of
NIEBEL &, PENNINGTON
OPPOSITE THB POST OFFICE
43-tf
Manhood: How lost Dow Restored
Just pupilshed a new edition ofDr Cnl-erwell'-Celebrated
Essay on ?nradLl
tj-Mrs (without medicine) of Spenn.tor
rhosa, or seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal LoRsec, Impotencv, Mental ao4 PbytiJ.
eal Ineapaeity, Impediment to Marriage, etc.;
Jr0' Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits, induced
kreel'-lodulgenoe or sezoal extrayagence.
r?" Price, ia a sealed envelope, only S cents.
The celebrated anibor, in this Admirable es
say, clearly demonstrates from a thirty years'
successful praci,oe, that the alarming conse
quences of self-abuse my be radically cured
without the dangerous use of internal medicine
or the application of tha knife; pointine out a
mode of cure atence simple, certain, and effect
ual, by mean of which every surterer, no mat
ter what his condition may be. may cure himself
:hwoly. privately and radically.
sW"This Lsruiw should te In the hands of
evr ry ywutt and evary mam In the land.
meat :nndv . ia plain tivelope, to any
addreA. pospaiOn receipt of six cents, or two
portetasapt. AlW, Dr. Cnlverwell's "Marriage
Guide," prica U eents. Address the Pnbllshers.
CHAS. J. C. KLINE 4.CO-,
1J7 Bower New Vork, Poet-Office Sox 4.5SC
No-UTy. SMPtiC .
We
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By
their
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mat
Coe
the
seen
per
width.
$2
G-O AND. SEE
THE
IMPROVED GIANT
MILLS AND
Ohio Premium
EIGHT, NINE OR
With or Without Springs .or Driver's Seat.
C L O "V E K
BAG TRUCKS AND OTHER FARM MACIIINER
Cm
Tiiflii Agricultural Works,
V
GREAT-RAIL ROAD MEETING!
Next door to the National Exchange Bank,
IIT TZIZsT, OHIO.
GOOD NEWS!
Have arrived with an entire new stock of
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS,
Gont's Fxiarnl will reg Goods !
TRUNKS, VALISES AND UMBRELLAS!
KNOX'S and BIRD'S best style and quality Broadway Silk Hats.
' :0:
We desire to call particular attention to tho
ARG-OS"5T COILiXjiAK.
Made of Cloth, a new thing just out.
:0:
bough our goods of MANUFACTURERS direct, and for cash, thereby
saving a large amount usually, made by Jobbers, People of Seneca
and adjoining counties, we know we bought goods low and intend
to sell for Cash, Lower than the same quality can he sold
in any other store in Tijfln. WE MEAN TO SELL
GOODS. A word to the wise- is sufficient.
CAr, AND SEE USi
t Don't forget the place Next Door to the National Exchange Bank,
Tiffin, O.
Aug. 27, 1869-n45-ly.
tKFj&OELI
IS KXDED, STILL A
CONFLICT IS RAGING !
And can only bs brought to a successful close, by buying your
DRY GOOD:
YANKEE NOTIONS, &c, AT .
SHAWHAtM
Where you will find the largest and best selected stock of
DOIIESTICS, PRINTS,
DRESS GOODS, SIIA1VLS,
CARPETS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
has ever been offered ia this market, and at prices lower than have ever
been dreamed of
SHAWHaN & WILSON are Sole Agents for the sale of
BUTTERICK & CO.'S Celebrated Patterns
the use of which Ladies desirous of
Children s wear, are enabled to do
3 iT a Ml V- -
fiuen uone me garment win ue a
EQ-KEMEMBEIt THE PLACE!-a
SHAWHAU & WILSON, No. 1 Emrjire Block, Tiffin, 0
WINE AND CIDER
PRESSES. -
Grain Drills
TEN SII0VELS,
HULLEES.
MANUFACTURED BT THE
TIKIIST, OHIO.
N. B. Free Sliow every day, Sundays excepted.
NEW GOODS !
JONES & BRG.
FSFt.
$c WILSON'S
CARPETS.
YANKEE AOTIOXS, &c..&c
cutting and making their own and
so with ease, and with the certainty
r i r . t j.
peneci ui ana give sailsiactlOD.
Notice to Bridge Build
cr.
kOTICi. is hereby given that the Commission
ers of henecacouDty Ohio will receive selei pro
posals at the Auditor's office until the loth dav af
November, ISffl i .at 10 o'clock, for the buildine "of a
wooden or iron bridge across Kocky creek on the
Road, one mile eat of the ritv nfTitfin
residence of Mrs. Coe Kpec-itications can be
at the Auditor's office All propoals to be
foot lineal measure. Bridge to be one hun
dred feet long and sixteen ft-et in the clear in
W. S. BURNS, Auditor 6en. Co.
Tiffin 0., Sept. lo, 18d9. no 19 td
Subscribe for the Tiffin Tribune.
00 per year. !
i
li. S. WEXNER,
Manufacturer of Car
naires, Rockawaya.
Pulkies, Sleighs, fee.
Everydescription and
style not sui passed
n Seneca Co. Pa i n t
ing. Trimming and
Repairing done on
phort not.ee. Corner
JefiVrson and Coe its.
East German Catho
lic Church, Tiflin, O
Residence for Sale
As I intend to remove to Toledo, my Residence
and grounds belonging there to are for sale.
no7-(X . .- . f. a. USE,
SOW IS THE TI.TIE
TO BUY
CHEAP CLOTHING
Jast received a lull Jmo.
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
READr-MADE CLOTHING,
CLOTHS,
CASSIUEllKS,
JEANS AND
TWEEDS,
HATS and CAPS
And the largest stock ot
Gent's Furnishing: Goods
111 TIFFIN'.
I ask the poivhnsinr publie to call and exam
lneinv stock before purchasing elaewhere, as I
eel it to be to their interest to do so, in order to
save mone.
Ialocirry on
MERCHANT TAILORING.
- BEING A
PRACTICAL TAILOn
in the business 1 tee! I can give .lietter satiafuc
lion t han'ar.y th"r house
All Wots. Warranted
And Satisfaction Guaranteed.
NICHOLAS DO MANX,
Opposite National Hall, Tiffin, O.
aprl'63-tf
SAVE YOUR MONEY!
iihk mi nun hiri!
This can be done by hnyini rour groceries at the
IHEAr uhuckki or
JOHN G. BROWN.
BARGAINS W SUGARS!
8 lbs. Brown Sugar for $1.
6 lbs. White Sa;ar for SI.
4 lbs. Kio Coffee for JL
Imperial, Young Hyson. Japan or Natural Leaf
Oolong and Uunpowder, at Irom fl.oO to ,W
per pound. All kinds oi
FRESH SALT FISH
AT COST, White Fish, Pickerel, Trout, Baes,
Mackerel and Baltimore Herring. Spices,
Cheese, Tubs, Pails, Stone ami Earth
en Ware, Flour, Salt and best
quality of Coal Oil, Ac.
Cash paid for
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Of all kinds, such as Apples, Potatoes, Butter,
Lard and Eggs. Agent for
Limburg and Swiss Cheese.
With which I can supply saloons at reasonable
rates. I am also sole Agent for the splendid
Blids-eye View ofTitfin.
IteineinDer me place, rro.-o, enw Biveit. Tif.
fin, Ohio.
Sept. 3, 1SC9-46. JOHN G. BROWN.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS
Cheap and Good Groceries
FOR THE MILLION !
A. II. BRUENNERT,
Having purchased the old stand of Brown & Bme-
nprt, together witn tne siock oi
FAMILY GROCERIES,
And added largely to the latter. Informs his
friends that he is prepared to furnish them with
anything in hU line. He will always keep
arge and well-selected stock of
TEAS, COFFES, SUGARS, FLOPS, P0TA
TOES, FISH, ETC.
Also a first-class article of
gOAL OIL, together with TOTS, CIGARS, TO
BACCOS, ETC.
LIMBUEG CHEESE.
T have a laree stack of this article on hand and
can sell it as cheap as can be bought elsewhere.
We always pay the highest cash pricefor
BUTTER, EGGS, HAMS, LARD,
And all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE!
Call on me at my room on Market street
nearly opposite the Davis House.
30ftbl8nl71y. A. H. BRUENNERT.
CALL .A.T
THE STONE FRONT
FOR
GOOD GROCERIES!
You will be sure to get any thing in
THE GROCERY LINE
That you may want.
n45-tf. H. A. BrSKlRK.
O.K S.L,E
OB
RENT !
IAVILL sell, or failing tn that, will rent my
residence on Market street, 2d Ward. The
House is a two-slory brick, conveniently and
pleasantly iocs tea.
I will also sell four and one-eiehth acres ol
land, on which are a eood loe bouse, smoke
house, 4c, a fine well of water, a good supply of
Choice Fruit Trees,
Situ ated In Davis' Addition to the City ol Tif
fin. Also a good
Second Hand Piano,
In good condition, which wiil be sold at a
great bargain.
no3B-3BB 1. tlLLli.t.K.
The Missi'squoi Powder.
Aetaallv cores Cancer and Scrofulous diseases
of the Skin. Bee Report to L. I. Medical Socie
ty, and statement of PhvsicLins in circular, sent
free on application to
CHA6. A. 1IUBOIS, General Agent,
182 Pearl Street, New York.
P. O. Box 1CW. No-ft 8ms.
Fruit Jars and Tin Cans of every
description, for sale cheap, at lie
Eei Fron.
Hayes and Pendleton.
Gen'l GeoA." Sheridan, in bis
speech last week drew the following
contrast between the positions oc
cupied by Hayes and Pendleton
during, the autumn of '64. It is
eloquent and truthful :
"Got. Hayes, my friends, ha3
very forcibly discussed the different
positions occupied and Pendleton
during the winter of '93. Ilia mod
esty prevents him contrasting his
own position of Pendleton during
war. Let me recall to your
mind an incident in the career of
Gen. Hayes: Come with me to the
valley of the Shenandoah; it is the
beautiful autumn of 04, a Septem
ber sun shines kindly down on wood
and harvest field, and tip3 with sil
ver the bayonets of two rival ar
mies that confront each other. A
brigade of Ohio troops are lying on
their arms waiting the order to ad
vance. Suddenly the bugles, from
all theis brazen throats, peal out
the charge, the line grows imbued
with life and braces itself for a
mighty effort. Through the ripen
ing grain the column sweeps forward,
their bayonets gleam for an in
stant on its outer edge and then are
lost in the dense . growth of cedar.
Suddenly the line pauses, something
unknown before in all its history;
through the halting column, a man,
compact and wiry, rushes, his quick
glance takes in the danger spread
out before his troops; a seemingly
impassible marsh is seen, and be
yond, the batteries of theenfimy.
What's to be done? To go back is
disgrace, to move by the flank and
seek a passage round will lose the
battle. His blue eye lights up with
fire; "forward!" comes from his
close shut lips; his spurs sink deep
in nis horse s nanus; riaer ana
horse plunge into the watery marsh;
on, on they struggle; now sinking
in the treacherous earth; now hid
by the smoke from th lurking bat
teries. At length the shore is
gained.- The troops roused .by the
splendid heroism of the man, give
one great shout, and dash after
him; thev strussle through the
slimy waste; gather around their
leader, and in answer to his quick
"forward, dash on the batteries
with leveled bayonets; sweep all
oposition from their front; then
charge like a whirlwind down the
flank of the rebel army. Their
splendid valor turned the day. The
battle of Winchester was won. The
man whose nerve and fire roused his
failing columns in the very crisis of
the battle, was General Hayes, your
candidate for Governor. Where
was George H. Pendleton? At
that very hour he was the candidate
of the "peace party tor Vice fres
ident. At the very instant Hayes
was crowning the banners of Ohio
with glory, Pendleton was doing
all he could to drape those banners
all m white as a token of surrender.
Why, my friends, the splendid gal
lantry of Haye3 on that autumnal
day will be fresh and green in the
memory of this Nation, when its
people have forgotten that such a
man as Geo. 11. Pendleton ever
lived. Is there no choice between
these men for Govenor. the one a
soldier tried and true, the other
traitor of the most unquestioned
kind?
To Doubting Voters.
The following suggestions to
doubting voters in this and the Key
stone State are from the N. Y.
Tribune of the 27th inst They are
to- ill pftlni.
We bes the doubtful voters of
Ohio and Pennsylvania before they
decide with wnicn . party to act in
the coming election to find out just
what the principles of the two par
ties are. If they can determine
what the principles of the Democ
racy are in 1869 they will be smart
er than the rest oi tne world: and
if they vote for that party afer dis
covering that it has no principles
in particular, but professes two
contradictory things at the same
time, being all things to all men in
a sense very different from that of est
Paul, thev will deserve to be the
sport of dishonest factions for the
rest of their lives. All tnrougn tne
rebellion the Democracy denounced
..... .
a3 wicked and unconstitutional tne
war in defense of the Union and the
Constitution, but ever since the war
thev have tried to fasten themselves
to the skirts of successful soldiers,
as they did to Gen. Itosecran s till
he shook them off. In Ohio, their
foremost statesman. Mr. Pendleton,
demands the repudiation of the
national debt, by paying in paper
what we promised to pay in gold.
Here, in New York, their candidate
for the next presidency, Gov. Hoff
man, insists upon strict payment in
specie, and reminds his followers
that the only way to get rid of their
depts is to pay them; while lam
may, at the same moment, demands
the disgrace of Mr. Belmont, be
cause he favors the same policy.
One section of the JSew lork dem
ocrats praise the platform of their
State Convention as a wise and well
considered document. Another de
nounces it as nonsense or something
worse, and gives fair notice that as
soon as the campaign becomes ac
tive the party will kick their plat
form to pieces. So it seem3 that
ioining the party now will be a task
of considerable delicacy, reauiring a
ay s X J
quick eye and a nice calculation of
distances. It must be something
like lumping off a railway train at
full speed or turning a 6ummersault
on horseback; it is easy enough to
make the iump. but mighty hard to
know where you will be when you
comedown. . , '
Artemas Ward Calling the Watch.
"Fat Contributor" relates
the following regarding Ward:
One night in New York, Artemu3
was returning to hi3 hotel at a late
hour of the night from a protracted
sitting at a convivial party, at
which wine and wassail prevailed,
with a considerable more "was sail"
than wiA.' - One of the party was a
singist. "Ward used to sing and, as
nearly everybody has said since, he
sang "Larboard Watch, Ahoy!"
with great effect Ward seemed
particular impressed with it so much
so that he insisted on bawling at
the top of his lungs, "Larboard
Watch, Ahoy!" greatly to the con
sternation of the other members of
the rarty. who were afraid that
Ward's efforts at street vocalism
would result in their spending the
remainder of the night in the
Tombs.
After repeating the "outcry
wild" "two or three times a watch-
man appeared and commanaea
Ward to "hush his biz, and move
on.'
"Who are you?" inquired Ward.
"I'm the watch," was the reply.
"Well, I don't want you. You're
the starboard watch. I called for I
the - larboard ' watch. ' Larboard
watch, ahoy!"
It required consierable persuasive
eloquence on the part of his friends
to prevent Ward's going to the
Tombs, but they finally succeeded
in getting him to his hotel.
"Singlar," said Ward, rather thick
ly, going up stairs. "sin?'kr these
p'lecemen havn't leas' 'preciation of
numor. nor ce Oreeley couldn t
make em laugh with one of his lec
tures." Pendleton and Packer the two
representatives of Democratic in
tegrity. One claims to be the in
ventor, as he is the most energetic
expounder, of the scheme for de
frauding those who put implicit
faith in the promises of the Govern
ment at the beginning of the war;
the other doe3 not deay the charge
of having, by a paltry trick, cheat
ed his tswn, connty, and State out
of the just amount of taxes upon his
enormous wealth. Pendleton asserts
his honesty by urging the payment
of a solid, haid-money dept in a
depreciated currency; Packer proves
hia by returning an income of less
than one thousand dollars upon a
property of twenty millions. And
these are the idols of rectitude be
fore whom the Democrats of Ohio
and Pennsylvania bow down.
A most incredible story is going
through the papers to the effect that
a lady at Preemption, 111., " lately
presented her lord with six children
at a kurtfa, md-tW thej aro i- liv
ing and doing well. If the story is
true, we believe it is the first instance
of the kind in medical history. What
seems to throw an air of romance
over the whole is the farther state
ment that the husband was "perfectly
delighted." Such an extemporized
family might possibly reduce a de
spairing parent to idiocy, but we con
fess to doubting the "delight" under
any circumstances.
NO. 2, NATIONAL BLOCK
IS THE PLACE WHEBC
MARTIN & flEGELE
Are constantly receiving supplies of fresh
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
Which they oiler to the public at such prices
as will suit the most particular. We invite
everybody to cll at our room and examine our
stock, consisting of cuoice&t
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, MOLASSES, SYR
UPS, SPICES, NOTIONS, TOBACCO AND
CIGAKS, IfUTS, CANDIES, ETC.,
STONE, WOODEN AND WILLOW. WARE,
COAL OIL, SPERM OIL, NEATS FOOT
OIL AND HARNESS OIL.
SUGAR CURE1 HAMS AND 6HOCLDERS,
DRIED BEEF, MESS PORK, FISH, SALT,
WATER LIME, ANT. SUCH OTHER
GOODS AS ARE USUALLY KEPT IN
A GROCERY HOUSE.
We pay at all times Cash for all kind of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Remember the Place.
no XoL,x-
CITY BAKERY
AND
CONFECTIONARY
CRAWFORD fc SIX
HAVE completely overhauled and refitted the
well-known Bakerv in Kirchner's Block.
and having Tn their employ a complete force of
the best workmen, are now ahle to Hiipply to
any extent
BREAD,
CRACKERS,
CAKES,
TIES.
CAX
nJ a full line of NI K-NACK3. he; also
ep a choice took o
thmVi GROCERIES.
TO COtWTRY DEALERS
They offer special indue merits, ns they can
promptly fill orders, however large, for Cakes,
iracners aim tannics, at tne
LOWEST WHOLESALE rRICES 1
Parties supplied with
ICE- CUE ATI, CAKES,
And other luxuries of tr. e craft.
Farmers will find our establishment lu.t the
place io get moan when in town.
i.uncu ana not cott-e at all nonrs.
CRAWFORD k SIX.
Wholesale and Retail
GROCERY HOUSE.
NO. 3, SHAWHAN'S BLOCK, MAIN STREP
TIFFIN, OHIO.
Has a fuU stock of Family
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
And keeps the stock so complete that all can be
suited at anv time. It is nut nece.isarv to enu
merate article, as his stoek is too large, bur
he would say that whatever is wanted may be
procured at his store in us proper season.
RESTAURANT.
He has opened a fine Restaurant 'in the b.ie
meut under the Store, where all wishing a
GOOD WARM MEAL,
Can be accommodated at all hours.
3T" n. 13 13 ZjUXOH!
Between the hour? of lo and 11 A. M.. everv dav
except Sundays. All kinds of
Liquors, Cigars, Etc.,
Kept in connection.
nne3-3m
J. VORNDRAN.
HARRY CROSSON
BOOK BINDER,
Asn
Paper Box Manufacturer
TIFFIN, OHIO.
IIouse Spouting and Job Work
done on short notice by experienced
workmen, at the Red Front Hard
ware and Stove Store. All work
warranted to give satisfaction or no
of
"NO PEFT UP UTICA COIfTBACTS OUS POWEBS.''
The Largest and Best Fillea
Has "enlarged his borders" bj the addition ' a Ion? and well-lighted Room which, with
the old Store, gives him a splendid room of ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIVE FEET
IX LEXGTO ! This has been recently filled from cellar to garret with a pnre and fresh
stock of
DRUGS. MEDICINES
Which he is selling at ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES !
Marquardt's Strictly
Raw anil Boiled Linseed Oil, Sperm Oil, Fish Oil,
Lard Oil, Lubricating Oil, beat's Foot Oil, Coal
Oil, iliac nine Oil, pirits Turpentine, Var
nishes all kinds, Wall Paper, Bocks and
tationcrv, Pure Wines and Liquors
lor Jledical Use, Linen and JSus
tic Window Shades, at
MARQQARD'TS DRUG. BOOK
PATENT MRDICIISTES,
A GENERAL
Perfumery, Toilet Articles, White Wash Brush
es, Paint Brushes, Scrubbing Brushes, Horse
Brushes, Hair and IVail Brushes.
Fruit Jars Sold Very Low, by the Box or Doz.
Call and convince yourseWcs that MARQITARDT ' ia the place to get ralae received.
Thankful for past favors. &c.
jnne25,1869-ly J. F. MARQITARDT.
As times are rather pressing,
SEIIjiIji AT OOST!
Meaning at what the
WM. A.
n
Means just what Lc says when he advertises to sell AT COST, and is ecttU
ally selling all
AT JUT WHAT
With a few exceptions, in
Come anl seeol buy CflEAP
Drug Store in Northern Ohio I
li CHEMICALS
Pure White Lead !
S WALL PAPER EMPORIUM.
ASSORTMENT.
many Merchants advertise to
Goods cost the Customer.
DOERLE
AT
a
kind3 of goods
THEY COST HIM
which cases they are sold.
while you hava a good opportnrity.
DOERLE'S, NO. 4.
Lja
VALUABLE FARM!
FOE S A.LB!;
the .mderined oflVr for le hjs valuable
farm, situated m Perry Tp., wo-xl Co., 0 -miles
north of Fostor.a, d one mi e north-et
the "stone house." n couwuu. ..c, v.
land C6 of whi:h is under a good state of eultiva
tioa and ins oolanoa excellent timber land, has a
sew frame house, ood burn, bus; fry shed, rood
u of water, everv v inetv of fruit, etc. It is
also well drained. Term reasonable. If not
sold before January next the farm will be rent
ed. For further particulars call on
GEO. BREII'INOER,
it. n o n 3 m
!
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I
I
Toledo Silver Plate Company
Factory 295 St. Clair st., "oledo O.
Manufacturers of
MI 'Slim Mffl ABE
Espeeial attention paid toret latine old ware of
all kinds.
Close Pitting in ail its branches evried on.
Send for Price List
noil ly 11 A SaWKINS Agent for Tiffln
We do fine and plain job work in
excellent style, and at low rate. We
mean business.
REDUCTION H PRICES
No More Complaints about
Hard Times !
M. J- KIRCHFJER,
Is now ailliag goo, frn),
GROCERIES i PROVISIONS
At very low prices. A partiaF enumeration ot
articles shows as follows: Coffe, 8uzar MoLu.
ses. Tea. I'rie.1 Kef f, Pi k!l Pork. Baooa
Cheeso, Potatoes. Flour anil Feed, Crackara. fc. '
Be also keeps a full stock ol j
Such s Oranges, Lemons, Apples, Figs, Car
rants Prunes, Citron, lUisiua, Dried Frulta of
all kinJs, ke.
VEG ETATSIiEO,
Of all kinds, io their season, such aa Cabbage
Celery, Tomatoes, Beans, Peas, ko. ' .
Of every description, such as Coal Oil, Sperm
Oil, Meats Foot Oil, Carbon and Lubricating Oils.
FIS
Such Whito, Pickerel, Trout, Mackerel, CoJ
and Herring.
SALT AND WATER LIME,
Yankee otlons, Confectioneries,
Also, a large assortment of Wooden, Willow and
Stone Ware, Brooms, Brushes,- Tobacco, and in
tict everything usually kept in a flrst-cL-v Gro
cery and Provlsioa Store. Azent for MXSHLER'S
UEKB BITTLRS.
Call at the old stand, corner of Kirchner's
(formerly Laesser S) Block, Tiffin, Ohio.
M. J. K1RCHNER.
lure IS, 1-69-tf
Save Your Money
Buy yoor goods at a
SMALL PER CENT.
AT
J. II. Iisliswan(Iers
GROCERY
PROVISION STORE !
No. 34 Perry S., TIFFIN, O.
; I pay neither rent or clerk hire, do
business in my own houae, and do my
own work. I therefore claim I can sell
goods cheaper than those who pav high
rent and clerk hire. I have a full as
sortment of frest., new goods, such aa
re usually kept in a Grocery and Pro
vision Store.
, i
TEA, COFFEES,
SUGARS. SYRUPS.
SPICES. RICE, TOBACCO,
CIGARS, SNUFF, NUTS,
i LEMONS, ORANGES, '
I FIGS, RAISINS, CANDIES"
! I
Meats of all kind. Fish, Salt, Coal
Oil. lai.-osell ;
CORN AND OATS. 1
Pay cash for all kinds of Country Pro-,
lace, such a Corn. Uats. Butter, Eggs.
Soap, Rags, e.
J. H. NIGHSWANDER.
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
rcr restoring Gray Hair tc
s nalural Vitality and Color.
A dressing "whicl
is at once agreeable
healthy, and effectua
for preserving thi
hair. Faded or pra
hair is soon restored
to its original cold
with the gloss ant
freshness of youth
Thin hair is thick
siied, falling hair checked, and bald
ies3 often, though not always, cure
yy it use." Nothing can restore thj
lair where the follicles are destroyed
r the glands atrophied and decayed
3ut such as remain can be saved fa
isefulness by this application. Insteai
if fouling the hair with a pasty sedi
nent, it will keep it clean and vigoroui
ts occasional use will prevent the ha?
roin turning gray or falling off, aa
consequently prevent baldness. Frc
J:om those deleterious substances whicl
pake some preparations dangerous an
njurious to the hair, the Vigor cai
nly benefit but not harm it. If wantci
nerely ior a
HAIR DRESSING,
jothing else can be Annd so desirable
2utainiug neither oil nor dye, it doc
lot soil white cambric, and yet last
oug'ou the hair, giviug it a rich glossj
list re and a grateful perfume.
'Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Vachcal and Analytical Chemists
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE $1.00.
The Last cfffi?, Success,
Hair dressing
Vewtyte incmeBoitte
BT ITS USE
Gray r Faded Eair is quietly
restored tc its youthful color and beauty,
and with the first application a
beautiful gloss and delightful fragrance
is given to the ILur.
It will cause Hair to grow on Cald Spot.
It will promote luxuriant growth.
FILLING HAIR is immediately checked.
Fr Sal fey all lras;(isa.
DEPOT removed from Greenwich St to
35 Barclay bt.4 40 Fark Place.
pKicONEMIar
SADDLE & HARNESS SHOP.
MarVet Street, opposite the Conrt House.
J. 3.1. SHEEDEE,
'Always keep oa hand
Saddles, Harness, Collars,
Whips,
Ana everything else In his line, or manufac
tures lo order. All work made in mv Shoo and
under my supervision. Nona but the best of
Leather which can be had, and superior work
men employed. All work warranted. A good
stock ot' Saddlery Hardware always on hand. I
will not be undersold; all I ask w that yoaeall
anl sre roods and learn prices
nctf JOSEPH It. SHXEOES.
WANTED !
Good, clear, bright, e wss-grained
WHITE BEECH !
With Vi to 4 iurhee white. To be cut to Blocks
thirtj laches lon;. and not apllt. Alia all the
Apple Tree Wood
We can set Will pay GOOO PRICES. App'T
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