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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24
CLEMENT c. MOORE.

Twas the night before Christmas, when all
thr ugh IL house
Not a creature was stirring, not even mouse
The stockings were hung by the chimney with
care,
In hopes that St Nicholas soon would be
there
The childen were nestled all snug in their
beds,
While visions Of sugar plums danced in their
heads,
And Mamma in her 'kercLier, and | in my
cap,
Had just settled our brains for long winters
nap,
When out on the lawn there arose such a
cla;ttr.
sprang from the bed tl zee what was the
matter.
Away to the window ! few like fash,
Tore open the shutters and threw up the sash
The moon on the breast Of the new hllen
snow.
Gave the lustre Of mid day TO objects below,
When, what to my wondering eyes should
appear.
But miniature sleigh, and eight tiny rein
deer,
With little old driver so lively nm quick
knew in moment It must e St. Nick.
More rapid than eagles h is coursers he came,
Aud he whistled, and shouted, aad called
them by name
Now, Dasher ! now, Dancer ! now Pare r.
aud Vixen
On, Comet on. Cupid on. Donder and
BlIlzeni
To the top ofthe porch to the top of the
Now dash awayI dash away dash away
all"
As dry leaves that before the wild hurricane
fly,
When they meet with an obstacle. mount to
the sky,
So up to the house top the codrsers they flew.
With the sleigh full of toys, and ST, Nicho-
las too,
And then in twipkling, heard on the roof
The prancing and paving of eaeh little hoof
As drew in my head, and was turning
around,
Down the chimney St. Mich o Jus came with a
bound.
He was dressed all in fur from his head TO his
foot,
And his clothes were all furnished With ashes
and SCOT
A bundle Of toys he had flung on his lack
And he looked like peddler just opening
bis pack.
His eyes-how they tWinkled his dimples
how merryi
His cheeks were like roses, his nose like a
cherry r... ~.
His droll little mouth was drawn up like a
bow,
And the beard Of his chin wasa as white as
the snow, F tFE f.
The stump ofa pipe he held tight in his teeth
And the smoke it encirced his head like a
wreath,
He had broad face and little round belly.
That shook when he laughed, like bowlful
3a Of jelly. cf f9fi4atI
He was chubby and plump. right jolly old
elf 40 .....
And ] laughed when ] saw him. in spite Of
myself, ~'-'s-
A wink Of his eye and twist OF his head
Soon gave me to know had nothing to
dread, f.ftf rr
He spoke nota word, but went straight to
his work.
And filled all the stockings. then turned with
ajerk,
And lay Ing bis finger sside OF his nose.
And giving nod, M the chimney be rose.
He sprang to bis sleigh. 10 his team gave a
~ whistle. .t ral t4tts III
And away they all aew like shs down Of a
ibisile.
But heard him exolAim, ere he drove out
OF sight. sffs- tr, ,.f'..,...
!" Happy Christmas to all, and to all good
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Law ApIDiSo CITIZEN.

A Card EDlToR TRbuSE;-Permit me
through your columns to express my grate-
q ful Acknowledgements 10 the Fremen and
citizens Of Tifin, for their efforts to save my
property from being destroyed by fire last
"Wednesday evening. Notwithstanding the
great difficulties under which they worked
and the comparatively small amount ofprop.
ertyin immediate danger they exerted them
selves as perseveringly as it is possible for
men to work. Some Of the fremen did not
leave the ruins, until with shovels, they had
dug up the ashes aud GOALS, within the foun-
i.dasion OF the house, and completely eztin-
glished the last spark Of FIRE. Such fremen
deserve the favorable consideration Of all cit
ixens,
may also take advantage ofthis opportu
nity 10 say thatin rebuildinga dry house,
adopt plan that will preclude the poss ibility
OF another fire from the causes of tie former
ones. At
-ttf3 ' W. r. CHAMsERLtN.
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Cnrrx syp,yos. Dec IAN Ise,

phthN 1IhiNhss bNNs ifAl iCubs
Editor Tinln Tribune Enclosed |
send the Annual Report Of the Green SPRING.
Temperance Aid Society. 1t should have
been made out several months stree. But.
because Of the absence Of the Seer etary, was
deferred. The Society was organized Sept.
9Th 1862, ana during the year has sent 10 the
Gin. Br N. S. Sanitary Com. the following
eonuibutious.-3I9 bbls dried fruit, 900 qis
canned fruit, 3 half bbls apple butter, G bbls
dried apples, gallons catsup, bbls pota, oes,
. bbls onions, half bb's pickeled cabbage,
8 half bbls picked tomatoes and onions. 7
bbls beets, s lbs hops, | 10 soap. | box gin.
ger crackers and toast, sacks herbs, l2 box.
es lirt, 100 bandnges, III linen and cotton
compresscs, Is linen wash cloths, 10 linen
napkins, 81 Handkerchief, ! pair drawers
6l pair socks II calico and double wrappers.
10 pair slippers, ~ arm pads, So pou uti;e
bags, 40 pillows aud pillow slips fans, $50
pin cush ions with pins, SO Hospital shirts, IS
blankets and quilts.
We shall soon have ready FOR shipment
several Barrels OF dried apples, or half
barrels Of picked cabbage. and barrel or
more of onions, besides box of Hospital
goods.
c. STEN, Secretary
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Insulting Ladies' on the Street. Ma
EDrroR This is becoming quite common
practice in our city. No less than four ca
ses came to my notice last week. two OF them
upon Main Street, and before seven o'clock
in the evening. Is this lack OF efficiency
on the part Of our City Officials IL so, let it
be looked after There is tall. 90 wardly
sink. with moustaehe and chin whskers,
who seems to be making 1t his business TO
impose upon our unprotected Ladies. He had
better quit the business, aud embrace the first
opportunity to leave town or leave his meas.
nre at the undertakes for a coffin at ouce.
Yours,
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WANTED.
To Farmers aud n,i Others.

The Soldiers Aid Society Of Tifin, re-
quests the Farmers and all others who
feel disposed 20 aid our suffering aud gal-
liant soldiers now on the battle field, to
furnish Potatoes, Onions, Cabbage, APP
pie Butter, Fruits, &c. We trust that
all who are able win aid us in this laud
able and benevolent object. The arti.
cles can be left at any of the Stores in
this place.
MRs. L. SULLIVAN, President.
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Death of Colonel Crockett Col. LIE,
ROY CRocKErr, Of the 72d Ohio, died at his
residence, in Adams township, III this Coun
~ on the 10th inst. His disease was camp
Fever and Dyseniery, contracted while on
duty in front Of Wick sburg. lie fell victim
to disease while defending the Flag of his
country. All honor to \ the name OF the
brave soldier, for bis cause was holy Just and
ght.
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NOliCc.

NOttCt.
ORFIcz or PRovOsT MARSHAL OF the }
9th Congressional District OF Ohio,
Sandusky City, Oct. ~. 1863.
Recruiting Service.
BY virtue of an order issned by the A. A.
Provost Marshal General Of Ohio, am nu-
tborized TO receive Recruits, for any Regi.
ment, Battalion or Battery now in the field
from this State,
A Bounty OF THREE HUNDRED DOL
a Bounty OF FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
for veterans
Any one desirous Of securing to himself
the benefit Of this liberal offer Of the Gov
ernment, can do so by application at my
Head Quarters in the Custom House in San.
dusky City, Ohlo. J.J. 81 Elmer,
Capt and Pro- Marshal. 9th Dist. OF Ohio.
Oct lG. 1861. 2--tf
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ayifHn. Dec. 10. 1863. "a sIslf ]

.e The Attention "t our readers is respect
fully invited to the advertisement Of Messrs
8. "a. Ward 4 Co., which will be found in
another part Of this paper. We are person
ally acquainted with the members Of this firm
aud oaa vopch for their responsibility in all
business arrangements which they may make,
as we have thorough knowledge Of their
merchautile integrity and their fall ability
to meet all obligations. This rotice OF course
. Intended for such Of our readees as have no
asquaiaianee with the firm, to all who know
( them, no reeomrepdation will be necessary.
-lArmy and Navy Gazette.
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Fire.--when the alarm Of ere was given
hst week, none OF the Fiteeren knew which
way to run, and some Of the Engines were
drawn with great lsbcr through The snow, and
across the river, sad back again to the En-
gine House, under the impression that It was
false alarm. To obvia,e such difficulties in
future. we would suggest that the City Coun-
Gil divide the City iuto convenient Districts
number |, 9, 3, 4, &c, and when On alarm
is given, let the men who rings the bell, ring
first the usaal FIRE alarm, aud then deli6er-
ately strike the number Of the district in
which the Ere is,
Another suggestion worthy Of considera
ton iu our opinion, Is this: When FIRE Is
discovered, instead of crying Fire Fire
Fire as is usually done, ifihe one first Civ
ing the alarm woold say distinctly wherc
the FIRE is, then others rcPeatin ng the cry,
also give iis locality, and thus much useles,
sud exhausting labor could be saved. II
any suggestions can be made fcr mutual
safety. better than these, let them be made
an d adopted as soon az may be.
Winter Evening 6musements.-MR
EDtroR What is the reason there cannot b.
some systematic arrangements made FOR pop.
ular amusement this winter Convenient
Halls we certainly have. and IL we cauuot
have the more Intellectual and expensive lee.
lures Of larger PLACES. why may we not have
a semi oCcw woral repetition Of The Tableaux
exhibited at the recent Fair, OF Trinity
Church They were really good. and gave
much pleasure to all who saw them. With
little attention paid to the subjects, and small
cost, oseries Of entertainments quite interest
ing nigh be presented, Should these hints
be carried into effect, l shallbe an
Observer.
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The 49th Ohio. Colonel GIpsoS's gal.
tant 10th Ohio, is now at Knoxville, Ten
nessee. This ia noble aud brave regiment,
and is composed OF the best fighting material
from ths sec tion OF the country. 1t has seen
hard service and participated in a number
of hard fought battles. All honor to the
brave A0th,
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No. ~ Park Row, New York, a. d estate
ST., Boston, are our Agents for the TIFrN
TRIBusE, in those cities, and are authorized
TO take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
us at our lowest rates.
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Is this Fair o= Not i--Dr. Tobias
venetian Liaiment vii pure Rheumstism'
Headache. Toothache, Group. Pains Of all
kinds, sors Throat. &C.. os no charge will be
m,de. Every Agent is athorired 70 return
the money ifany one Is dissatisfied sfter US
ing u according 70 odirec tons. Price IS 4 so
Depot, Sc ccrslandt strset, New York -
STA by all Drusgists. y .'2.fih - q.
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A Aspecuiation.-Ifa any Of our re aders
are desirous OF purchasing good farm, We
invite their attention To one advertised in
this weeks paper, on frst p ,ge, nnl in frst
column. This one Is an excellent fariu. and
worthy the attention Of those who are about
L. purchase. -- IL
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DYSPEPSIA.
A Positive Cure for Dyspepsia
The Great American
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We may say with safety that ninety cases out o T
ev,ry hundred that die with consumption had at drst
only dyspepia Dyspepsis quickly lays The founda.
toa OF otner diseases some OF which Of tho most
fatal character DyspepIis Is emphatically the
disease that takes from Us the bracinE stimuli OF
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enterprise oflf We say to the sick aud TO phy.i.
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hmehean pyspcpsia Pills and Pine Tree Tar Cor.
dial, there cue for tho worst of dyspepsa
(939O) nine thousand three hundred and ninety pa
uent', for Dyspepsia In Its yerious fo'mi, and in
every case where the medcine was taken ~ directed
y made perfect cure. A numhei ofihe above eases
had heen treated by the most eminent physloians In
ihi. country and Europe.
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Persons lookng around fer bargains these
war tilnes, we invite to them look carefully
over our advert sing columns There is more
bargai ms to be had by consulting the olumns
OF your county paper, than can be obtained
from ai,y other source
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BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS,
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cine that will erre Inflammation oi the Iungs and
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Lost Dog.

A SPOTTED POINTER DOG,
with Red Ears and Hunter Claws on hind
legs. Any person giving information or
returning said Dog to the subscriber will
be literally rewarded.
SAMUEL wENNER.
1iain. Dec, 10, '63. l0--3t
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ARRIVAL
NEW GOODS
AT
MAYER s. MAURER'S
NJ II w - T OR I
I'M HEDGES BLOCK.
THE citizens Of Seneca and moi IN.
boring counties, and tho public
generally, eWSsre monsyJy cali.
ing soon and buying quickly as
Goods are rapidly adcGnciny in
| the Eastern Markets. The follow.
| ing Gools are bcingreceivcd:
The L,tes, Styles Of
| Frock Oyer Goats
| Sacks do
Fiac Black Cloth Coats
Business Coats
Cashmere Frock Coats
Cashmere Sack Goats
Satinet Extra
Assortment of
Boys Coat,
Black Doeskin Pants
Black Cashmere Pants
Fancy Cashmere Pants
Orall kinds
Black Satinet Pants
Fancy Sstinet Pants
Colorcd Pants aud
Bows Pants
Silk Plush Vests
Silk Velvet Vests
Silk Satin Vests
Black Silk and
Fancy silk Vests
All kinds of
Cashmere and
Satinct Vests
Also Boys Vest
Working Jackets
Woolen Shirts
White Shirts
Wrappers & Drawers
Gloves and Socks,
Our mode of trailing 10 fair and square
Every article represented for just what
is and not otherwise,
MAYER g. MAURER,
HEDGES NEw Block.
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cine but have had qusntity OF them published Ia
CIRCULAR FORM, which send free on application. =
Whether you conclude to give the Medicine ri al
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Dollar, bottle.
Prepared only by the proprietor,
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Phlladelphia Pa.
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The cres, Remedy for con.umptiOa.
The Great Remedy Tor Con,umption.

The Great Remedy ror Consumption.
sm ecuuantly receiving spch certificate, s the
following. Resi a.
TN NtsHAHr--IeN Sui ! had very dtesdful
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my bed win bot little hups Of recovering. Nv dis.
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God, my daughter in.law would not rest until she
went your store, No 10 Moth Second street. aud
related the ease to you, purchased bottle Of yon
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and In one week was much better, aud amer usinr
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~ ends for they all pronounced past cure Pub
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No, i39i Wayne street, rhiladelpAia
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Coid.--The coolest days of the season in
th 10 vicinity. was Saturday and Sund Y last.
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The Great English Remedy,
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CeIebrdfed Female Pifis.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir j..
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This invaluable medicine u unfailng In the cure Of
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TIFFIN, o., DEC. "a, 1868.

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Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia !

la. WIsHARr I have been a constant sufferer
with Dyspensia for the last eighteen years, during
which time cannot say that ! ever enjoyed a per.
e'tly well day. There were times when the symp.
toms were more aggravated than at others, and then
seemed II would be great relief to die. hsd at
Az times an unpleasant feeling In my head bnt late.
y my tufiefings 20 much increased that became al
most UNIT for businen Of any hind, my mind wa,
eontnually flsd with gloomy thoughts and forebod.
inys, and i'll attempted 10 change tier current by
reading At once sensation OF icy eoldns, In con
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my brain also Afeeling OF sickness would OacnT at the
stomach, and great pain to my eyes, aeeomp panied
with which was the continual fear Of losing ny rea
SON also experienced great astiiuds, debility and
nervousness, which made II difficult 10 walk BY day
or sleep at night; !beoams Avsrss TO socety aud dis.
po'sd only 70 seouson and having tried he skill Of
number OF eminent physicians of various schools,
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CAUTION.

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Recruiting Service.

Recruiting Service.
By virtue OF an order issued by the A. A.
Provost Marshal General OF Ohio, / am au.
thoriEad to receive Recruits, for any Regi.
ment. Battalion or Battery now In the
field from this State.
A Bounty of THREE HUNDRED DOL
LARS will be paid to all uew Recruits
and Bounty Of FOUR HUNDRED DOL.
LARS for veterans.
Any one desirous Of securing To himself
the benefit Of this liberal offer of the Gov
crnment, can do so by application at my
Head Quarters In the Custom House in San.
dusky City, oLio.
J.J. STEINER,
Capt. and Pro. Marshal, 9th Dist. of Ohio.
Nov. 5, 1853. 5-tf.
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Dyspepsia, Dyspepsia !

Dh. Wr'rAhf--I was great sufferer with Dys-
p.p,ia for seven yssr. Even thiag 1 ATE allied ins
with wind and dse adfeIpaiu, and nv life Of
greet suffering, Twas 40 muth afflicted thst. " |
drank glass Of vssT. itwould soon return back In
heated condition.. applied 10 every kind Of med
ieins and Treatment and oil TO no pprposs. ! sas
yosr great Amet,can DYSPEPSIA Pills had made.
went 10 your sio,e and. purchased q boz. and com,
msncsd 10 use thsm sad1 do thanh God this day am
vsi MN, and can eat three meals per day, have
sent numbs sf Psrsons aitsr your pills, and hsvs
young man ihai ~as suHsSinE with Dyspepsia IN my
neighborhood eight OF your pills, and they cured hi
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at private sale.

The subscriber offers for sale fine
OUT LOT containing three acres.
situated on North Republic Road,
beyond the College. In whole or
parcels, terms to suit purchasers.
Inquire Of subscriber at
LEE d BREWERS Office.
II. X. HOFFMAN,.
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