The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-12
PROSPECTUS FOR 1867.
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srABLISuED AUGUST 4, 1871.

ESTA ABLISHED AUGUST 4, 1874
The publishers of this old and firmly establish
ed paper take pleasure IN calling the attention Of
the public 70 their programme Tor the oomjng
year. Surieited with pottcs ,tho claims Of ltef-
ature will be more than ever Pprecated bylthos
reading world. Wehave Therefore already made
arrangements with tie following brilliant list Of
writer's - ' ' i = 2 IT q 7 Z -
William Howitt, of England. aw
Alice Cary, It's. Arthur ,-ss
Mrs. Sonthworth, Aug Duganne.
Mrs. M. A. Denison, the author Of ,.Zi-
lah,' de- % ..'. '.' .E seN I'D " O."
We design commencing, in fbs frst number in.
January next, the following original nevelSH
Tallengetta, or the Sqattef's Home. '1'
BY Wiliam Hewitt, author Of Ruml Life In
England Homes of the Poets, &c. &c. E
This is story of Australin life, Mr.. HoWiu
having visited Australia expressly with the object
of acquantng himselfWith the noYel and roman,
tic aspects under which nature, and society me-
sent themselves IN that singhlGregon. III
The following Novelets will then be given,
though probably notin the exact order here mefl,,
toned - - ......rr.l,... ~ t-.-I..l,-
The Story of a Country Girl. r
By Alice Cary. An Original Novelet, written id
expressly for the Post.
The Withered Heart.
An original Novelet, written expressly for a.,
Z the Post BY Tss. Arthur Emo
Lighthouse Island. -.
An original Novelct, by the author OF MY ~
Confession 'Mlloh, or the Child Medi- ~
III. .I um,' &c.
The Quaker's Protege.
An original Noyslet,, by Mrs. Mary HyDenison,
author Of Mark, the Sexton Home Pic
a tures,' &c. @5eA
THE Raid Of Burgundy Sf-IiyD
A tale OF Che Swiss cantOns An original Bov-D
elet, by Augustine Duganne, aulhor of 'The Lost =
of the Wildness,' etc ~. f.v.UIFjI ii 1sp.ia
We, have also the promise of a short AVID con. ii
densed Z. '.s., .ift M r.-Tl' r-7r .uts
2, NOvelet, by Mrs. Southworth. aa.
To run through about six or eight numbers
G-In addition to the above list of eontribn- 90,
lions, we design continuing the usual amountnf
foreign letters, original sketches choice
tons from all SOURCES agricultural srsiclrs, geu-
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duee and stock markets, the PHILADELPHIA retail
markets, bank note list, editorials, & {, &c, our
object being to give e2mplete record, as faras
our limits will admit, OF the Great World,
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