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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06

Debt to Newspapers-Newspaper sub.
scriptions are iniallisle tests of mems hon.
esty. They will, sooner or later, discover
the man. lf he is dishonest, he viii cheat
the printer some wny-says he has paid what
he has not-declares he he's the receipt some
Nhere--or sent money, and It was lost in tn e
mail-or will take the paper and not pay for
It on the ground that he did not subscribe for
it-or lie will move off, leaving it coming to
the office he left Thousands of professed
Christians are dishonest, aud the printers
book will tell fearful tales in the final judg
ment.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06

What Mrs. Il. ID. Gage has TO say
About Us.
Mrs. T. D. Gage publishes, in "Fied
Notcs, " an account Of her sojouru in this CO..
Which we copy;
soJouRs IN TIFFIS.
Nov. IS. Three days in Tiiiin, and three
such bright aud beautiful tsysl Is 1t the So
cial life in doors, Of aged pareuts in all the
glow Of LIES Indian summer, shedding the
mellow sunshine of autumn life on their
household Of good and dutiful children and
grandchildren, that las made these days so
calmly and sereuely fair, robbipg even the
frosty mornings ol their chilll Heaven bless
them all and may every cloud of the coming
winter TO them have golden fringe, aud
keep them like the flowers 10 their gardens,
fresh to the last,
There is more fruit, and good fruit too,
about Tifiin, than we have known OF in any
one section ia Ohio this year One orchard
90 high ground near the town bore abundant
ly.and better fruit than in ordinary seasons
while orc hardsin the valleys near were en-
tirelv despoiled.
seneca county IL among the best agrie ultu-
raj districts in the STATE. and few counties
have gwen moTe ol ihsir most precious mate
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06

! strd, , Hnss oTlcst, ohf ysU - ~
eT-A redustion OF per cent. fron the above rates
wis be made fer Cash.
The spsso ocsapsd by laei Of the type compo'ins
,h, nod, OF the advertisement, will be considered
square
All tsnsis.t Advertisements, together with Admins
s.tios, Au,shm.nt, Road AMI Ditch Notices, ns'tbs
pid ioriu advance.
Adv..,i.smsnt, inserted fer an indsasits uHe will
BE shsresd for pntil ordered sut
wssa Jsstly slvsri'em,nu srs Inserted. one sr
msis shsnges will DO sliswed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06
New York Market.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 81.
FLorR-Salcs of2i, 100 bbls nt s. 60k5 SIS
for super western ta 1908 80 tor common
to medium extra western: So 90d6 90 tor in
''erior TO good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohip.
WHEsT-ssles at 81 5o@Sl 45.
RyE-Salos at e5@s6c.
BARLEY--Salcs at 62c.
CoRs- Sales 2l9 900 bu at G3@65 for new
yellow.
oArs-sales at 46@47c for State, West,
ern and Canadian.
WHIsEY-held 903{c.
PoRg-Sales. $40 bills at 50 90 for mess
90 for prime
BLEF-Sales at 81 0064 50 for country
prime; So 00e5 5Ilfor country mess.
BEEF llAMs-Steady, Sales at SIS 0O@Sl6
90 for western.
Cur MEArs--Dull, at 5@5l1e for shoul-
ders and ad6c for hams.
BACON Steady, Sales at G94s.
LARD--salcs nt e@yl4c.
BuTTER-A fair business doing st l0@l4
for Ohioi l4@20c for State.
CHEEi E-4a7e
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SlAeYiHos Sale.
James Farquhur

Peter II Lott, ct
Nv virtue of nm order made by the Court OF
Common Pleas ol Seneca county, Ohio, at
the November term, 4 ID. ls6l, IN the above
entitled cause aud TO me directed, shnll Of
fer for sale at public ycudue, at the door Of
the Court House, in line city OF 1ifin, IN sal
county, on
TnE 9th pAr or JANuARr, A. D. 1860,
between tho hours fl0 O'Clock m. and 4
o'clok r, m, Of SAID day, the following dc
scribed lands and cntmtntf, to. vii;
The east halfof in-ot humber five hundred
and eighty five $3.50 in the second ward of
t he city Of 1ihin, aud further described as
follows:
beginning for the same nt the south east
corner Of said in lot number five huudred
aud eighty five tjs5) running thence west
on and along the south liue OF said In lot
thirty t50) feet; thence pVrherly on
ana along the centre Of said in-lot thirteen
(l3) feet; thence westerly two % ieet md
SIX (G) inches; ihCuce north,rly twenty three
(2j) isct; thence easterly two ~ feet and
six t6) iuchcs; thence nUTtherly ON aud along
the centre o. said in lot number 5s5, TO the
mort line Of said in-lot: thence casterly
thirty (30) ieetto the north east corner Of
said iu.lot and thence south on and along ihe
east line of said in.lOt u the south
east corner thereof TO the place OF beginning,
containing more or less.
Also. the west La of said lot no. 5s6
Beginning for the same nj the south west
corner Of in lot No. 5s5, running thence east
80 feet, thence north on and along the centre
line Of said iu-lot 10 feet, lhence westerly 2
feet aud mbhes, thence northery 23 feet,
thence castcly 2 feet and 6 inches, thence
northeily ON aud along the centre Of said in
lot No. 5s5 10 the north line Of said in'lOt,
thence west 30 feet 10 the north west corner
OF said ia lot, thence southerly on and along
the west line OF said ia, lot TO the south west
corr. er Thereof to the place Of beginning, cen
taiuing more or less, All in Seneca County,
LEVI WEIaIGK,
Sheriff
n.o 9Th 1861 a. 10
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More Appointments for the 7ed--
Leroy Crockett Of Clyde, hitherto LIST Lieut.
in Capt Higinb othum's company, lst Chns'
seurs, has been appointed Major in the 72d
Reg't, vice g. NJ Ogden, resigned. This is
regarded as good appointment.
DIR. Rice Of Fremont, hitherto Surgeon.
Mate, has been promoted to Surgeon and
assigned to the 72d.
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Elcndcr. nncs tlis Nrcnn Ynni

There are number Of our subseribers who
owe us for one or more years and whose faees
We would be glad to see darkeuins the sane
tum door, We are in need Of every dollar
that /, duo us and thesc tulscrbcrs are doing
us great injustice, by Withholding it. We
are tired sending our paper, week after week 9,
for nothing Money may be sent by mail at
our risk aud the proper receipt will be re.
turned
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Ms,,hcw,s Chocolate Worm Drop.

Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops.
NEVER fail TO destroy aud sK,ormins,s all kinds Of
Intssiun Worms Are perfectly reliable in ull cases,
asdrsr superior, TO amy and all Of the Fancy Worm
Csnfections and vermi0ges which ere In use
They may be tAkeo all times withperfect safety, as
tsoy soutsit no Mercury, Other deleerous drug.
Nsthers should always purchase then and give their
sHildrer no ether
Each Aox contains "a erop.!
mo Calhartie whateveris necss'uyto be givsn.)
rorssie by all druggi,t, aHd dealers IN medicines.
Al. MATTHEW'S,
octIlIy Buffalo, N. Y, aud Fort Enc. g.. w.
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Valuable Farm For Sale--On the 30th
Of Dee, there will be sold, at Sherifl's Sale,
a valuable farm, situated about miles North
West OF Tihin, in Hopewell tn, belonging
to the heirs Of Peter Corrigsn, deceased
containing in all 245 acres. SEQ notice.
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BLANKS blanks !

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the rsost approved
forms, well printed on fine paper, kept con
stsntly on hand and for sale cheap at tho Tai
suSr 0PFicE; such as
Deeds, Surmons,
Mortgages, snbpoehas,
Aracbmcntss Nendts'
Executions, ConStnbie safes,
UIank Notes, &C., SC.
U'Justices and Not.ries supplied on reas-
esahle terms..TD
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06

Sad Bereavenent-Mr. Henry Strouse
residing few miles South East of Tiffn,l lost
his third and only surviving child, last week
by that fatal disease, Diptheris, which pre-
VA in that ton. The three died within
few days.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06

Died for his Country-Jomcs F.. Fizer,
son of Mr. Henry Fizer OF Eden tP., who en-.
listed in the 9Th Iowa Reg't. died at Birds
Point, Mo, on the 10th Of Nov, OF Measles.
His friends, in their nfflction, have the snt.-
faction of knowing shat he died in glorious
cause,
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POETS, ATTENTION, A

Our Carrier wants lively and mcritorious
Add,css for Now Year, not to exceed 100
lines IN length, and offers tho 1nBuSE two
years free to any one who will send him one
tat will be accepted, by the 25h inst. II
should be full Of fspice aud local in its char
acter.
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MARRIED,

BY Rev, J. Mclain, Nov. 2s, Nr. James
A. Mngofln and Miss Matilda J. Hedges, all
of Seneca county.
On the 2Sth inst, at the Davis House, by
Rev. G.. S. Philips, Mr.. John G. Green to
Miss Ellen NJ. Sheldon all of Seneca county.
Ohio.
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Most respectfully yours,
ALBERT IL. WlNSLOW,
Capt Co. A, 9Th Rcg't, o. ". U. S. A.

c7-Thc following is a little out Of date, but
will be read with interest by the fliends Of
Co. X, 49lh Reg.
CAnp NEyIS, Ky, Oct. llth.
Ma J . S. YEKx;
DEAR SlR-The undersl gned, officers aud
privntes of Co. X, d9tll Reg o. ", desire TO
thank you for the Beautiful stand OF colors,
which we owe to your kindness and patriot
ism. Be sure, Sir, that your thoughtlGl gift
is duly appreciated. Should We 20 into bat
tie, it shall go with us. 1t may fall and we
may fall with it. In any event we shall not
disgrace it. 1t is the flag Of our country;
"Long may it Wave" and may the sons of
Ohio never lay down their arms, till no other
flag floats to the breeEes of our once happy
land
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06

Story of Smother Gooso''-The Eli
tor Of the Advertiser----Well, comnent is
UNI ecesssry. We can't do Justice to the
subiect.-Concusion next week. Copyright
occurred II tho goose can be.
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Grand Union E:aiP!!

(forme,y wigwam) commencing about the s2l
OF December. The proceeds will be devoted
to the rel cf Of families Of our brave voiun
tccrs who have gone to fight the battles Of
our country.
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woopi Moonii woopMl

An, snount Of good wood waited at this
Office on subscription. Now is the time To-
bring il in
Good Potatoes and Winter Apples also
taken on subscription.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06

Thanksgiving was observed in TiCin In
a very quiet way. Public services were held
in the NJ. p. Church. Bssines was not sue
pended. We believe turkey" WAS tho stief
subject Of Discussion.
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Tcrms OF subscription.

and one copy to the gct,er up of stub OF 10
subscribers " more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
rsot by paying up all arearagcs
Specimeu copies sent free. ..-
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Dedication of the High school Room

Dedication of High school Room
The dedication Of the High School Room
in the Tiffin URiSn School Building, on Fri
day afternoon last, was an oeeasioH Of no or
dinnry interest. Quite number Of specta-
tors were present and all seemed highly graf
ified by the exercises, the appearance Of the
schools and the excellent order maintained
throughout The different schools, headed
by their teachers. were marched 10, in sys
tematic order, and seated without any coDfu.
sion' and when seated by grades, varying
from five years to sweet sixteen," their rad.
'ly faces, healthfsl eoun.enanees aud bright,
intelligent eyes afforded sight beautiful TO
contemplate and suggestive our own boy
hood days.
The exercises opened by Staging az Pluri
bus Uuum," after which an eloquent nyoca
tlon was offered by Rev nr Philips. Then
follow ed some remarks by the President o.
the the Board aud the song, "our Flag is
There, after which an able address was de-
liyeFed by Judge Hord, ia which he sought
to impress upon the youthful mind that TO be
srsiy great Is to he good and courageous in
doing rieht--that we shonll not live alone
fer ourselves, but for God, our country,
our race. An original scng, vri'isn Tor the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06

Rev. T.. Il. lIigbce will offer his valua.
BILE property for sale, in front Of the Court
House ON Saturday.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06

Arms Forwarded The Columbus cor.
respondent of the Cincinnati Gazette says
arms have been sent to the s2j Rcg't al Ken.
ton, the 57th at findlay, aud the 72j at Ere
mont.
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Friday. December 6. 1865
Bob Printing.

wchave IN the facilities of the larger cities
for doing all kinds of Book and job Printing
IN the highest style of the Art, and on very
reasonable terms. Give US call.
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That PeE-Thc person, who stole our
gold pen aud ease from our desk, must return
the same, or we will expose him.
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CagfEe !SiraycN or So 0lle
Road Notice.

The pubic are hereby notified
thai a psftion f6ra road The dom
Of ssRsss Counn, Ohio. at lhe December
sssslon le6i vni To commfnee NJ the south east
cofner OF ,eetop anu tiv nolih east corner o. see
lion s,iowasbp2, rarge W, where county rnadtef-
miaatss and ron wsst along the section line between
seiions ava y one aiie 10 aRolher eonny fSad and
and there tCmldais.
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Sad Cninmity--A severe nfflietion has
iallen upon the ianilY OF j. G. Robinson, OF
the Bueyrus journal On Saturday morning
his little son, aged about fve years, wi smis
sing. A search Was insta ntly made and af.
ter some time his body was found in the els.
tern adjoining Mr.. RS house. Life was to.
tsuy extinct, the body being in the cis-
tern several hours. This is indeed sad be.
reavement 20 the parents, and we heartily con
dole with them in their hour Of affiiction.-
The child, thus suddenly taken away, was
one Of unusual promise and was the pride and
delight Of every one that knew him.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HEAR IN wIND

r~Thatth the TRIBUNE hns the iars-
est circulation, aud IL. therefore, the
best medium for advertising, In Seneca
County.L%1
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rial. (iheir mt ~ to the service ofthc Union.
But somehow all the wheels OF the great ma.
chine of public veal seem to be rolling on
bsruoniously Their High School buildiug
might put to shame many public edihecs Nv
larger cities, and visit 70 It's difcrcut de.
pSumcnts gave the impression that in its dis.
cip,pc and arrangements it Is surpassed BY
feW. In IL. highcs. department. VIC noticed
great prspond ,rcnco Of girls. twenty six to
four over boys, hut this was accounted fur
by the position Of Heidelberg college un
der the patronage Of the Gcrnan Reformed
Society, y we'll established institution, ncN
in .uccsssfal operation at Tllin.
slpg-JIuNr 70 REPUBLIC.
Nov. l6 A tide Of niao miles hy land to
Republic gave us an opportunity for noticing
the tanning, which is done UP with Rsatncss
and care. There are numerous wheat felJs
aluug tbs way, but the wheat scems uut so
good, or rather not So even aad thickly set
upon the ground A. IN Ottawa, Wood or lu.
cas-. ! noticed ono vineyard OC An acre pcr
hsps. which is said IN have produced well ---
The Seneca County Agricultrpl Society has
done good v,r rk, as we hear it talked Of
aud sec its evidences in almost every house
We enter, in the way ofprcmium uewspa.
zee.
rENCHtR 5 INSTITUTE hNn TVS SCHOOL NNAMs,
At Republic we found the Teachers lnsti.
tute in session, and such q host orrosN- heck.
cd giils and boys DO not often assemble un.
dor cne roof, as were found here We moan
what We say for really there seems to me
fewer pale faces ard cUmpaiug women this
"a i than ever before IN my experience.
Dyspepsia The American Agricultural
publ hes The following valuable pcri, fcl
the cure Of dyspcp ia. We ecpine that in uiuty.
nine c,scs out Of hunjred 1t will prove in.
fallih'e;
Take new nx, put white hickory han.
die In it, bore a hole in the top of the handle,
I'LL the hole with gum camphor, and seal il
up. then take the nx and Gu, cord wood at
fifty ceuu cord, until the heat Of the hand
dissolvcs the camphOr. Dose to b. taken
dui ly."
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EYE, EAR AnD CAraRRA.
DIR. MUHLLER.

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s,,,vY,,v ,,,,,,r
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scrs,iebv ,i,hs's ,,i,,,es ~ % Si,:,.n, s S og ~
ENENNp EAR CArAERu aW, y.tion, iofms,
e.nd ti'go'g' o'hr ftr'at r'ahc'', No'scs " he
,encot ,isra.esof the i've .ecy, ,,iei,, ,,csed y.
up,ta'icn, w. ,'to., r,cs. C,tst,c. Nr,a,ial Pau
N''~Hon"ra to 'ee 's'''s ,a'''.'yee o.'he pa'f'U'
CA'l-A a E1 E1II.-
Catarth IN it, art tsrcs is IN inN,r.ror Vt ,he
hn,NF|' VIC no'e. trtsir'r' tvri'r5 ptaneesines'
sic.c5 5"a cc ,.ns ,.ns'%S', % M 'o.,s w'Ee ms SnSa
orttc mcmhrans i,on irn,nm,,iNa, .,cp ihin, wal.
~ a'. in'se common. c.. s,,ouahhs ust rN, ottbe
s,n n,, "l,n Nh'o ~ ,'"y' ,n ,en',SI " We W,sa%
AMI pu,ul,ni, ii a sn,esi.h,sNoS rolor. sometime,
ngs'u WV ulcPu WIN 'n S,hr more o. u" d'1grr,
,hc paiisn, ts,c,r.., y, 'i,,si,,En',ss a.toi.a
late hiw rt,m ,c,,c,y and ryni,t him an object of
ti,so" To lae'vl', .t.
m ''S"TH'1 i ',r' aoNn ,m !, 'SS .na @
sense, cf,meH ssi hs,c,e ,,e,,ly ,nw,,sI ,nS
'omsurs, entirely lo,,-, iisrr,iins hssiarhs
wakes - srrsoranc" as the i"ui'l ',nu'e' become
,non s & ,Sg c,,, nSytss .@ =" we NC "' neI
d-umsrou c,tcpt, ibrcush ,he Ee.,,,hian tubs, to
,, w, ri',s , esf' ,hr hsa,'as b'co"e. ast et e i'm
'' " wv '''f'ht' hNf'N W NNNH wv w
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Ordered to March---1he 18th Rcg't, ",
understand, hs, marching orders FOR the 18Th
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TiGim RctaiI Market.


Corrected weekly, by H. A. BUsKIRK a Bro
and Retail dealers in Groceries and pro
luce Of all kinds, shu wban's BLOCK rifin q.
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Letters, to go'South FROM TiGin, should
now he mailed the previous evening
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Jiffia Attseklp dribunr.
Local and Miscellaneous,

-
Dayton 4 Cincinnati II. Il.
Passenger trains now psss Tifin as FOL.
lows .4
Coke Sourn.
Msii... s..s.............. %. .SA. d.
GoiNG NcsTH.
Mail. ....s............... ,A;l' L. M
-----------------
uS.s,i.x EA,rD.,.y,oa. e. ESGF
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Premium Ambrotypes
II N q
p PHOTOGRAPHS
TUNISON & FAY,
Have again Taken tho Premium,
for IN. best srseimss, OF
A AmJr0typcS, DdguegreotYpes IL

for IN. best spseimss, OF
AmJrotypcs, Ddguerreotgpes ~
Photographs.
Whey are now prepared TO furnish thsiT beautiful
Spevimcus Of Ar tviri Phoograph, from Mnenivrc
to llf SIZE, ~ a very cheap rate. Copies tak.a
from old DRguercoiypes any other Mind of Picture
and enlarged TO any size required Those who want
Good Lifs-L Like Pictures,
would do wcll TOT give call and examine our Spssi.
mems, Special attention is called to our Ambrotypes,
TAKEN ON PURPLE GLASS,
which for beauty and durability is far superior to any
other Gas, picture. There IS no Black Vanish about
them 10 cfuck aud spoil the picture and
We Warrant them to Stand
all kinds orclimntc or weather. Our Colored Ambro
types (giytng NIL the nHlurulcoors Of the flesh and dra.
,cry) are far superior ANY thag ol the Kind in this
art ofthe country. and have taken the FIRST PRE-.
lUM for the last 'hfee years, at our Annual Fairs.
Large Suppl y
OF Plain and Fancy Gases always on hand, from the
eheapesito the hest. Soyou can Rlwnysbe ncuomoda.
ted in regard to Pdce and duality. Perfect Likeness.
- of Smr'l Children WHrpnted.
ROOMS In Tomb's Boek, also oppn,iic tho Couri
Iiom. TuNiSON 4 FAY.
TlHn. Oct. :. lS5a.
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TIE HLALIH AMI Lire or WOMAN.
Is coniinually inperl fshc i mad enough 10 ne.
gloel malreat those SsxhRl fregulnfides 20 vhsh
tYothirds other sea are more OF less subject.
Dr. Cneeselnans Pills, prepared from he same for.
mula which The Inventor CorHeius l.. Cheessman, N
D- Of Nav York, has foftwenty years useh success
fury In an extended Iryste practice-lmmediately
relieve without pain, o Disturbances OF the periodical
dseharge, whether hnsng from relaxation orsuppre
sion. They Rctli a charm In removing the pan1
thar aeoomnany dicut or iinmoderais ncnstruaiion.
aud the only safe and reliable remedy for Flushes
Sick Headache, Pains IN the LIns, Hack and Sides
Pslptation ofthe Heart Nervous uemdrs, iIystefss,
spasms, Iluken sleep and other unpleasant aAd
roo effects OF unnsursl condition ofthe sex
ual funotion. Ia the worst eases of Flour Albns
Whites, they effect, speedy cure.
TD WIVES AND MATRONS.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are offered as the only sale
means ofTenewihg interrupted mens'ruhtionl lbht
LADIES MUST nEAR IN MIND
There q one condition ofthe female system In which
the Pills without predicting peculiar
result The condition referred to I, rregnuuey-ht
snlt Nj scariage, Such Is The irrestab tendency Of
the eatiar 70 fesore the sexual uRetiohs TO not.
ma condition, iLateven the reproductive power Of
inTe eSnnOt resist IL.
EIpheit aifeeiors, stating when, Had when they
honld not be used with each Box- the price Teach
oR containing from 30 10 so rils.
valuabe Pamphlet, 10 be had free, Of the Agents.
lis sept by mail promptly BY enclosing pries to the
eneTal Agsht. solA by Druggists genhrally.
d. nUfCHINGS, Proprietor,
2OCedar Street, New York.
For sale BY ]. l.. 81. jam Y Co., Duliois X Co..
and r. Manuardt, Tihn. y. dse9i.b
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06
Rates OF Advertising,

Agrees upon by the prcPr's,c's Of tho ri&n TnSH
a,d Seneca Advertiser, May iOh, iSSs, to be strictly
sikroed in all qAsett
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06

N"h0"hNN' jhN I't lttls
NY 'onNnl daughter WctH recently plerod under the
gHie VI r Nueci itr Juca,c nCthc eyo boh ,niirrinr
lt'9 sWahlsmus. The boyior opCutsdm,N sAilnliy
HnInhh hN| otu0pan. The chlidun can now see
"He''N PLAIN W Il BARNEY.
kanduky JuB 10, 1877
nave the pleasure TO assure my tdend. and the rub
lie hnt ur u Mueller, neutst md sufist o,staie1
Sn NY boys right eye, stabFmbs 18th hedrrt sncuest
hls "rpentanoV was ofoonre nneh Improved and hi,
no, the irr,lsni tsOm ,n with witch il va, accom-
i'9rd should lead dothcrs similarly afflicted 10 consult
'hu IT. BERNARD ESGU.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-05

DUMAS FILs.-Young Dumas, who has been
growing hypochondriac for the last few years. has
left for Italy to spend the winter, where he hopes
to restore his broken health. His condition is not
without certain degree of gravity for no writer
of modern times works more assiduously than
Dumas, Jr., and he managed by some means or
other, to throw his nerves into dangerous state
of irritation. A secretary of his father accom-
panies him, and the latter will come from Naples
to meet him at Genoa, and will then go to fix him
in palace on the borders of the Adratc. The
fact is, the author of the Dame aur CcD1elias is
not of the same mettle as his father. Already, at
80 years, he has an Indigestion of life. He needs
calm and repose, and for his only emotion fish
ng-line suspended in a river where fish are few
and far betHeen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-05

in secret sessions be published in the official report
of the Conventions proceedings. The resolution
was voted upon and lost.
Amendments to the Rules.
Mr.. Conner, of St. Tammany, offered an amend
to the rules that all resolutions and ordinances in
volving the future policy of Louisiana lie over one
day before being acted upon, and that they be
printed Adopted.
The order of this day Che amendment to the
Constitution regarding citizenship being post
poned to another day, in consequence of its con-
nection with another matter to be necessarily
acted upon first, and there being no other business
in regular order,
The Convention adjourned to Tuesday (this day.
at Il o'clock.