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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18

a SPECIAL NOTICE
Merchants and ShipEsers,


Are nsw prepared to give Through EiIls
ef Esadlag Cor ths delivery Of Goods At
Cpaaeil RlaEs sr other polRks % Ihe Mis-
so8aEi naRsg, fran Nsw York, BoskoRs PhiI
sdslphias o. okhas Eastern Cities at apsgs-
@e9 T@aass sa e .zssE-s-s-
MsrsAansa .huviasg Gapds in sk. IsouIa,
ChIaaga Of the Eaat, wlM fad d 70 their
aayaRssga hy addressing ~ calling % ne
al 81 Irssph, Ma. a. "a - =
h - 81 y 3. BARROW, Axt,, @
T. HaAaahsa q 81. JossPh Railroad,
JaIv d. 165a .l-.s-.%s 5m
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18


m 4
HAyEng ksesnsly - - ~ iasassss i
AsIIsTJA i
NO. ., Eare H
woald rsspssseaaGy lassrm shs psepls d
Ceaaen Hsa8s aAA smsfuasils eoisksy,
shat Il b EAsiR imssakSaa as bsiaE sn asss "a
shs LaEgsae p
Stocks Of Goods I
Egsr aefors offered IN thIs MaEksss We
lf1 Sss : aa aas assst s. t q.
/ &s11 E<sxs csaaaas
or IRIS EQUIVALENT, hsaisyiag shss
Ii iB beat fuF both buyer aad Mefshank,
thsEsfoEs aEe eRaAlsd 60 faFnish y0sa
GeaAs aa RaiH Priees / 81
.tasssad d tts EaonMoUs pRovTYs
saAr-~~ sGxsSw 4mEu aSsa9~uaf saa a''n8 silsaAsss
We Vim have On shs arrival Il IN
. aaaEa z4e az asss$a .a1Ht
Groceries, Of all kinds, ..
Dry Goods, fancy A. Staple;
Booas s. Shoes, all kinds,
Weod& Willow Goods
- ss Door, Sash e. GlaasI
....ss Miners Tools, 1
QneensNare,
~ $3.50 s# 2sg u,--.
.r.-.. z-as s Hardware |
In fact, everything usually kept In vaTis-
by HaasaB In kha West. We shall pay 60
Pseial sstsRtloa T. tAs ssisstlsa sf
HWLS! |!
Fer Ghewxy Greek Msmess |
-ss 3e z-z ia ggsa s1sE F 59 Il
The best brands cf ..-~--.... ..sr.. .....-
STEEL sHovELs. HEAyY Ro0Ts. |
Do do Round Pointas
Do do Long Handles; 4
DO do Spades, /
ox-YOKEs, as#2H . ...." *. g
CHAINS. &C, ~ .a-. s@F
POWDER, SHOT, @#F
LEAD, CAPS, r-5 Aa~
HEAVY FLAREKL SHIRTS, /
a MACKTHAW BLANKETS,
In fact sysgytAiAg tAaf win b. xsnsssi sos
be sxPsdisieaa To buyers In
" eseeTm I0wa A. NeasRaskka
We would saythat we win have an eve to
be wants - tbs Settlers. Oar stack ca
Ladies Dress Goods
SHALL HE 90 MPLETRfE /
Eeg&
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18
& L. q II IN 4 n 6

&$ ~ ~ n N n " IL
EyER oENRGzD WEST.
We are enabled, from the many advan-
tages that we possess, TO make 1t greatly
to youF interest te PURCH AsE FROM
Us 2za 4@@ -s.-@
FlRsT--sslling mors than all the 9TH
sr Clothing Houses, Ws eGs sad sgil ssa
ssa 81 L@aesF Prices.
SECOND ~ selliag to aoas baA agst-
class Merchants we make but few BAD
DER1 8, and theEefors Rasd bat a.. % Sd
IS d A LII PROF ITS
FHIRD--Frpn our long experience
twenty rda Ts&Fs-zRs understand the busi-
ness thoroughly, and know how to
CUT, MAKE AND TRIM
Our Gaods, whieh is every th.Rg In Gaosh-
Ing. - -......s ISL. .s.. -..a. ia w.
FIFTH-Aad very impoFtaat--ws pur-
chaae eur goods from The Importsr 4 Aan-
aTaefureT at the lowest posaibls Fatas~-
aany og them ksT cash, Aad manufactars
them Lnte Clothing af oaE Aanafaetasy ia
Esw YsFk. - ~ ....-..z -
Whsa IL our city, we iaEits yoa to call
ia and examine our stock aRd Ne are folly
aatisfed that your iaksrest will sndnes yoa
b purchase. s.ss.s. .-.ss ID II. s...s
Aarro'Ts ~ TrsasEs 10 Skss Gsads
MARTIN d BROTHER.
Aak To- ~. = ss# &a
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18
I0SEPH L. sHARP.

A TT0RkEE and CoaBssiaoE At Law,
Il Gisnwood, Mlils eaaEtyy Iossa, viii at
tend to all baslasae In the Gkh Jmdietal Die
tgiet entrusted to his eaEsy As viii slso at~
tend to haslnesainsha sapEems COaFtgk this
state aRd Of the United &4&ss. vlBS06
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18

AND ALL DISTANT pLACR8
Great saving In Freighks Prices xsows 2uaa-
Ha9 NV HtlpsFFaF
- % 0RNEnR ak5xxCETRn
AgAL0NY q T4LToN, Dlstlllsss.
0Res No. ss 4. TnaRa g., u. 1soass.
! Aass, nsssslasrs IL AlssAsA, Kaw Whaas
kyg oaaaSAaass SpEsiE szaa. -, Ak.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18

5. - a % NUhUs -
4 TTORNEY and CcuznsIloE as Law,
Il CsaneiI Biuss, IgwR.
- OFFICE, aseoad stsFy, BeH40n's
Bank, Broadway. gan / fsa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18
IMPORTANT FACTS FOR EAsTERN
; Is ROUND TnAvELERgI

Rsna gn& Psssgss sas fssasge RassaMsag
unpaxaAaaa Bpema and EamKoFt froaA kssa
. EFonklsg 30 shs Sea shoFs
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18

To arrive ca 6Est hp&ts, at which time ws
viii Issue our Rew BullekIn. --, .-..
Ceuact Bluff, Feb. Is, 80, II
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18
1855 s# sEvE ssEa E 4 N@h@
BAHHEBAL . 81 JesERM . .



HaHEEBAL 4 81 sesEpM .. i
spafNG ARKArUgMENT--s1n and
aftsF suns II, 1853, Passenger, Accom-
saodatiOn and Freight Trains Leave aud
arrive at Hannfhsl and 9, JoaepA "a 60l-
! s. TINE TABLE.
1rgsas Lsssa .. Jessph,
Passenger Expxeass 80. 80. ., J 90 q. M
Passenger Accommodation, .."s. V d q.
Freight, s.ssss ssssss ...sss s..s5sS0 e. a.
Tsssms 4vsss u n. ysesA,
PsasaaKeE ExpEsas .sss.s sssss. 10 % q. -.
Passsagsg Asean nmsdasisns g ao, ~ a. "a
5RFssB sssa 81 s'8tss .sssss sfst 49, T. r.
! Tha Rasssmgss Aeeemmaaasians TEsaa
win lasps se gqesah 60 asfadAy sssaasgs.
insksaa & Saturday -. e
Close eeRHsesioas aaaAe ~ sasA Igata
wttA AIssisaipea ssata and al kaasssn
Tickets sold ss III priasiPal places h
the country uss.s-ssss.
TAs mast ampgs psoxasicsa fag tAkaag
ssoek with sass and aiseatehs sEsa st shs
l0gast raksss ~. g4.s
CoansctIena~ made ii 81 Jossph wisA
pmeka kahM 40 $50 aewM th& Kkssg assA ywikh
stama alnas 30 al passs II KaH@a8s
= T KSHAY AnD. Gaa. Sap.
Y. b. EanA9s fasn. Tssbsk Agsas.
,xemas sAYmas Gs&. rFaighs A8aAss Han-
nlbais Mas sE's a ~
-. ca msRM2Ras Assaatans h@psFaakaa~
| aenk Western UivissoR, s4 g m @
!. q. BARaew, Gaas ~ fnE s. yes4Ph
anA KsRpsR Missomaa s @ a
! .&ssAy 8 kH&&m a88 ,ag8 II );
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18

I'D. ~ SSSK&sMWNs o..
4 TYORNEY and Counsellor at Law
4 CsIenwaod, Mills eonaty, Iowa. =
Practical la ali the courts Of Wsstera fowa
and Nebraska, and ths Supkens Court Of
Tnwa wW3a#WEE
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18

- - - yzasaa - 10 sae2E Hasseam a& ssM
ggaass# 80 1&sAss gaa& asnSs azsAAAeHsxa xsa3x
sd go Ass8faST sa6 4zsp4ssA 0fssss sazskssss
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18

Regular IN. ough Lins TO San
Franciseo, via Panama
Railroad,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

There will be found advertised in our pa.
per some family medicines that we desire to
call especial attention to. Among them is Dr.
Weaver Salt Rheum Syrup aud Cerate. -
We speak more directly Of tke CerAte, which
is an ointment every family should have at
hand.
We know Il has no equal for the cure OF
frosted feet, ehilblains, chspped or cracked
hands or lips, and for sore nipples II IL the on
ly one thing required. II any person is af
hicted with any disease where good salIe
is wanted, we advise them 10 give DE-. Wea-
ver's Cerate just one trial, aud they will be
convinced OF its merits,
DR. WeaveT's Syrup, with the Cerate, lie a
sure cure for oil humors, sores and diseases
that arise from impurity Of the blood.
Another valuable preparation is the old
standard remedy aud peoples favorite, Per-
ry Davis Pain Killer. Our readers on.y
want to know that this remedy is pure and
genuine, and sold by all our city druggists.
Dr. S. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bit
ters is a very agreeable medicine, and Valua
bic where a stimulating agent is required!
We know that oil the above named RENE.
dies arc Just what the afflicted require. and
can be found at the drug stores generally
Lnuisviila nnnooraty Foh ii;,h, is6O.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
Dec Ii 4w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
NEIGHBoRlNc COUNTY NEWS.

The Fremont MEssKSeER says that the
store Of II. A. Brownell, in Scott Tp., San.
dusky county, was burn ed on wednos.
day Of week before last. The building and
goods, amounting to over $4,000, were en-
tirely consumed.
ROBBERr-The Wyandot PIoNEER says that
room No. "a Of the Pierson House. in Upper
Sandusky, was entered on Monday night, the
18th, and poeket.book containing SAC was
stolen from the vest pocket Of the occupant
Mr. Danl. Rose
The same paper records the circumst AnoC
Of an attempted elopemOnt in that place
which was suddenly Knocked In the head by
the unexpected Appearaco of old paterfami.
las Just as the truant lovers were about to
descend ladder from the girls window.
Accident.-we learn that on Tuesday
evening, as the train from Sandusky, was
coming into Clyde, the son Of Lyman Ames,
attempted to cross the track ahead Of the To-
conceive, when his team took fright, became
unmahageable and ran against the locomotive
In the wagon was young Ames, his sister aud
a man nnmed Baker who lived with Mr.. Ames.
Baker aud Miss A. were slightly hurt. The
wagon was smashed TO pieces, aud the horses
instantly killed. The accident occurred at a
regular crossing, and we are told the eDgin.
ecr did not ring the be II so as to give warn
is'ss ~ 49, --Ppfvuuif VI ttiv uafu. .-nIthn
Jouruel
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
A Model achool Tencher

uorEWEfNi Dec. ~ tcpV.
Ma. Epiron. As additional evidence Of the
truth Of the maxim that ignorance and preiu
dice are twin sisters, J send you the following.
promising that a resident Of our township is
guardian Of q eolofed girl 10 yeats Old, mod.
est in her behaviour. intelligent aud better ed.
ucated than many Of the white children Of
he district in which she lives. This girl was
cent to the school, which is under the care Of
The writer Of the following epistolary d0cu.
ment.
The learned lord Of the 6rrule took The lib.
er,y o { diminishing the colo'ed girl from the
school Her guardian sent note TO the learn
ed gentleman, inquiring by Whit authority he
dismissed his ward.
The following is the reply reecived VrR.
nArla At LfrtRAriN, excepting the address.
"sir your request shall be complied with.
! refused to give your negro Instruction Tor
this reason She will be the canso Of break.
ing up the school IL admitted, neither has she
any rite to come. This IS the opinion Of the
Oeestrict"
The school will be broken up Il she is ad
miued. "Will You be tho means Of breaking
up The sehooll ! will net teach II she comes
respectfully yOurs,
J.C.K.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

CosrivrNEss on HAntrUAL CoNsrirArioS. -
From these ufaictions arise many Vf the all
ings Of man, We hear daily, people corn
plain Of Headache, nervous debility, eto and
generally the cause Of the complaint can be
traced TO their oonstpatcd habits. A rene.
dy for the cure Of this trouble is what they
want We recommend DR. Richardson's = Sher-
~ Vino Bittcr's 10 all 80 afflicted: let them
take il three times a day, hal fan hour before
eating their meals, and in Il they will End a
sure. Our physicians recommend tin their
practice and its great inertia are fast beeom.
eng known In the Western States.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
Dec "A Az
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYANss
PulnlOnfc Waters.

The Original Medicine EstabiiIhed m 1877, and hftt
article Of the Kind introduced under the Of
"PULAOMc WAFEEs," in this or any other country
ell other Pulmonic W afcr arc counterfeits. The
genuine can be known BY the name BRYAN being
stamped on each WAFER.
BRyANs PuNouo Warns
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoaneness.
BRYAE's PULMoMc WAFERs
Relieve Asthma. bronchitis, Difficult breathing
BRrASs PULNoHio WAFEEs
Relieve spitdng Of Blood, Pains 10 the CheIt.
BRTkH's PULNoMo W6FEEs
Relieve ihoiPisnt Consumption, Lung Disease.
DaFAN's PULMoNo WkTERs
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvula aud Tonails.
BRyAE'H PULNoMO WAFERs
Relieve the ahove complaints Ia Ten Minutes,
BRYANd PuLaoaio WAFERs
Are blsiliue . ~ Glasses and COn'titutiont.
nEYkra PuLNosio WArERs
ARE edepted 20 yoealifts and Public Speakers.
bHvAsa PuLAoNiC WArERa
Aie ia simple form and pleasant 10 the taste.
BHYAs'l PuLaohuo WAFEhs
Noto relieve but effect rapid ane LASTING cures
BRVAES PULAoEIo NyAgERs
are warranted 70 give iaiisfactiou ou 70 evesy one,
NO hmiiy should Be ygilsout a bon Of
bHFAAu PuLNouo VAFgRs
ID the house
No uaEeler should hs without sunply Of
bAfAAa futnosIu WArzFs
inhis Pocket
Noneson wiiiuvvErAi.aifa "a -i,, "a,
bRYAhh fCLAoNIr WAnHF
Twenty-Five Gents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor Rochesisr. N Y
Sold BY J. r. MaTguaFdt und /. L.e John 4 Co.
Tim. and al good Diuggis'a tsps Iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
Cincinnnti NInrI,cf.
Now YorIk NInrI,el.

New YoRK, Dec. "a.
FLoUR-Sales Of $4,000 bbls at s. O0@5 10
for super western IS 30@5 60 for common
10 medium extra western; So 40@0 80 for in-
ferior 10 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEAr-salesa at 81 3O@Sl 40.
RYE-Sales at 69@70c.
BARLEY-Sales at 70@60e.
CokS-Sales4 4 100 bu at 67@65tSfo new
yellow.
oArs-salos Of 95@971Se for State, West.
efr aud Canadian.
WnisKY-huld az i7iSe.
PoRK-salea d si625 for meas; 10 25@
10 so for prime.
prime; s5 OO@5 20for country mess.
BEEF HAMs--Steady. Sales at $l4 50@Sl4.
IS for western.
Cur MEArs--oaiet at 6JGaOe for shOul.
ders, and &c for hams.
Bicoa-Stoady. Sales At 93{e:
LARD-Sales at l014@l0lSe
BUrTER-A fair business doing atll@l5
fotOhioi l5@2lc for State.
CHEErE-9mitc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
The greatFrench Remedy
MADAM BOIvIN's CELEBRATEC
SILVER CoATED FEMALE Pills.

The only certain and safe Remedy Tor an Uterine
ObsTuetons, Monthly pieultiss, Irregulurlties and
all the other disessesto ,shistfth- --s---a tVia-
Mother Is peculiarly liable.
These Pills contain no delstsrons ingredients but
ar,,afs nd certain in thsi, action. They will be
found to sasr, the h.rp'es Effects in a cases Of Pro-
Iap,us Uts.l,-n Leuohoues, or the whites, they will
- oundthe easiest and oer,sn Curo that can be
found II IL on account ofths certainty they should
not be taken by Pregnant Females, tdurng the ffst
months, miicarrnge is cernin) 20 be brought on,
but At otherpeFioast stheiruse is perfectly safe.
N.B.-One dollar aud three postage stamps sncloied
to any authorized agent, will ensure package ofpils
By return mail.
@. CROSBY, General Agent Buhalo, N. Y. D..
CLuTIoN--Bewafe OF CountcTfuits; the genuine
have the signature orc Crosby the outside wrapper
For sale BY !. l.. H. John 6 CO., Dubois 4 Go. and
J. +. Marquardt, Tiihn, o. aug3lly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
DYsrErsIA an cosrIyENEss.

NANethhANtf wv 49, AOee'
For many years have suffered from dye.
pepsia, joined to an obstinate constipation Of
the bowels. In the same tune l have been
Obliged every few days to take some active
purge, which in the experience Of all who 70.
sort 10 physical pills, merely aggravates cos :
tiyeness. i found no permanent relief until
within a few months--I began using Peru.
vian Syrup. find the constipation cured;
flesh has increased several pounds, and =
rheumatic affection and weakness Of my low.
er limbs, which troubled mo very much, now
entirely gone. am persuaded these bcnfi-
C ial effects have resulted from the use Of Pc
-.-tru Etsrttv
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
Court OfCOmInOn Pleas.
Seneca Co., Ohio.
Martin v. Bogar,, Assignee on
Benjamin F. Baker,

II, r. hentOns
II. T Benton Of the State Of California viii
take notice that the Plaintiff, did on the 2sih
day Of Nov. A. ID. 1850, file his petition IN
said Court, against said defendant setting
forth that said plaintiff is the assignee vi
said Benjamin r, Baker, that as such he ~
owaer aud holder Of promssory note. In
the sum Of three hundred dollars, executed
and delivered by defendant to said Baker on
the moth day ofApril A. d. 1882 That sRid
note bears 10 per Ct interest, aud Is due and
wholly unpaid. That on or about the goth
day Uf April, A. ID 1859, said Baker sold 70
defendant aud put him In possession thereof.
"a part Of the south end Of the east one half
Of the north east one fourth Of 6o6tlon 9i 4,
township two, range t6, Scipio township.
Seneca county, Ohio, containing four aores
aud ten rods Of land moro or less" That
said Baker rrtaining tire legal title 70 said
premises. upon making the Assignment aioro
said, conveyed TO plaintif' the legal estate in
said premises, subject to the equitable righta
ofsaid defendant That plaintiff has ever since
been and is now ready 10 complete daid con
tract upon compliance Of said defendant with
the terms 6t said purcha5b. That plaintiff
holds tax lien upon said real estate in the
aggregate sum Of SG2 50 which 10 prior upon
said ptemised Plaintiff asksthat account be
Of what is due him fer taxes paid aldo Of
what Is due aud unpaid Upon said ptomis6fy
note; that said defendant DO ordotsd to pay
the same; and that said real estate Dc sub.
jceted TO the payment Of said sums, undofbr
der Of the court, and fof other aud general TO-.
lief. The said n. p, BcHtoh is notified that
he Is required 10 appear aud answer said pc
tition on or before the 96th day Of January,
4. d. 1861, or Judgment viii bo rendered
thereon.
PENEINGToS, LEE a BREwER;
Atty's. for fhiutiH
N
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

A unnnx Ne1r-Xnnr- with the camnli.
ments Of the Editor TO the readers OF the Tai.
BrNH, Old 1860, fraught with so many In.
portAnt events and memorable associations
that shall live in History, now, grown dim
eyed aud hOary with age, is about to step of
the clustering, whirling stage Of Time, into
the eternity Of the Past. Lot us speak char
itably ofhis faults--for he was not without
thsm--and praise his virtues. Thepast year
has been an exceedingly bountiful one to us,
for which We should be grateful We trust,
before the sun Of 1861 sets to rise no more, it
will sec happy and united people, and that
the grey wing Of impending dissolution, that
now over shadows our beloved country, will
speedily disappear.
Bat what hall we say Of tho dead Of 1850,
who have gone TO their rewardi Their mem
orY is sweet. Let us, while, amid our rejoice
ings. we drop tear over their graves, cher
ish their good deeds tif they had any and
forget their faults. How many hearts have
wept out their sorrows and homes been desc
lated during the past year
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

Christmas came on Tuesday, nOtwith-
standing the TRiBUNE had il posted for
Wednesday. The day appeared a good deal
as other days, only little more so. A fine
snow fell the night before aud the day was
bright and beautiful, with cool and life.in
spirting air. The day was inaugurated by
a grand oommotion among the little folks, at
the surprises that met them on awaking, and
a general interchange Of the compliments
usual upon such occasions. The young JOhus
and their charming lasses kept the streets
vocal, all day with shouts, laughter and the
merry tinkle Of sleigh bells,
Upon the whole, we think our people en-.
ioyed themselves hugely, to say nothing Of
the turkeys that disappeared so mystoriOu sly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

Valuable information nom the Rev. JabcE
s Swan, a clcrg, man of distinguished al
tainments and exalted reputation.
Nav LoNnoN, Feb, 1851.
DIR. S. A. WEAVER.
DEAR SiR;--l feel compelled By a sense Of
duty 10 the suffering, b say In regard 10 your
Cankcr and Salt Rheum Sytup. that have
used IL In my family for more than ono year
with most decidedly happy results. l con.
slider Il adapted completely TO sustain the
reputation which is claimed forit. In a mum.
Der Of cases within my know ledge, wher9 Il
has licen taken for Erysipelasand Salt Rheum
it has been attended With complete success,
when other remedies had completely failed.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
Dec li.iw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

Our Carier desires to say 70 his patrons
and all others, that he will be around bright
and carly, on New Years morning, with his
annual Address, He is not much Of a "po.
ick" himself, but hatters himself that he has
done justice to the subject this time. He hopes
to meet with that encouragement, which hii
services during the past year merit.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

"Take our Hat''-A correspondent at
Melmoro takes us down in the following
handsome style;
MELMoHE, o., Dec. "a, 1860.
EDiroRs TIFEN TRIBUNE-MoKE ESPECIAL
II FRIEND Sm--I read in your
paper OF Friday last, "Get ready for the Aol.
iduys, Christmas, which comes but once
year. will make ia appearance again on next
Wednesday, &c. "the little foKE HrvPar.
teularly interested. j." Santa Claus is.cOmiug
with his Bounty" y""litile folks ell on tip-top;'
All very good. Mack, except the time and
hats too bad According 70 Greedy and time
makes generally, We have il he. on Tuesday
The 2ath, tand not Wednesday The 26lh, )
when that good old friend will surely be here
Nov, Mack, when the Time is 90 awful long
At any rate, for the little folks 10 wait. We
think it is almost objectionable in van 40 be
putting 1t of still longer. And, what IA mora
causing all the dear little ones to beu day be.
b ind the time, and thereby standing a chance
10 loso all those good things old asanla'
has In store FOR them.
Now, Mack, as you will not have chance
20 correct tho time Cif you felt 50 disposed)
IN your paper, before the grand distribution
comes off. and thereby give chance, FOR all
the little folks to be on hand, You may inform
Ars haek's little fsIis that they may get
ShaU Youps,
Linus oSns FnEsD.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

A ny amount Of good wood wanted at this
Office on subscription, Through. in sooo.
Good potatoes and winter apples will also
be taken on subscription.