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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

There is no 4oubt hut what Co.'s
DYsPEPsIA CURE exceIs all remedies ever
discovered for the cure Of Dyspepsia, In-
digestion, Pain ailef Estioa. Cramps.
Collie, aud distress either Stomach or
Bowels. The people oil speak 10 the
most flattcring terms of it's merits.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

The WIRE BsIncE.-lt mi sht
be well to suggest that on inspection be
made OF the wire on the top Of the towers
Of the bridge, 70 accrtuip if they are well
preserved. Perhaps the matter has been
llooked alter IL not il sheud be. .3 40
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

STREET PREACHING -FQr many
days ooe public sddars Xhhs reSbGadad
with the voice. as Of one preaching IL
The wildefnes9. So volhminous End loud
i that yoice, that sIraugsrs halt 10 Ji.tep
after the FIRST notes break gpop their car,
thinking it might ha the cry Of fire or
the aIarm Of enc in distress. Bur, no.
1t is simply m enterprisiug itinerant
Pretcheh who imaaiues that he isa d.
ciPie Of the present. age. to ponvert the
world to Christianity. and briug on the
millennium. t4''i 'i1sHnftt q
Too Wpch Of anything Is not GOOD. for
hnmsRuyi 10 general; and TOO much
preaching Is as distasteful and snrfe.tlmg
IS ANYTHING elle. A,fss
With all due respect for our Christian
trieno, we would e'lggest that II he de-
sires to t,avsl. that be, stand not apon lha
order Of bis going, hut 20 Al once, 4,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

LoAFiNo What beautiful al :
pelFation Is that 'Iaa!eff@ Where is
the young man'thnt will answer to tife
.namcs aud Jet numbers of them pass
yUu every day upon The street. 1t is
enough to bring the blush Of shame upon
he face ofanythiug less sensitive than a
marble s'stur ,WastiLglhs pre- roiyus mo
ments OF God, that yuu can never recall,
in Incidence. No Workl Wher.. il
allthe broad oxpanse of our prosperous
country, can be found a place where
ieefeq issao wsrki tIfpo.ainRl beit,r pf-
fers, get hod,-a saw and buck, IAN
axc,--a trowei,--a .sp1de,-gct some.
lhing. aud 60 to worK and be a, map,---
Climb, Acutry, hew.--cIIop,Asaw, -dig,
DO SOMETHING! t..4r..,,.l,
You young men who are wasting the
preeioOs hours Of your new cxi.tcuce,
lodfrg on the sirleis,---hangiag around
the bur-roUms, --lounging in Offices,
shops aud door-ways,- address uur
selves to. Find employment. lit
dors'nt bring you bat txo shifting 4 day
il will bring YOU health aud vigor. aud a
good reputation fJf idduStry. Try II.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

LsrOFot LETrEss lleulaiuing in
the Tifiu p. o., November 7lh s66
Miss F. ]. Allen, Mrs. Margaret Blair
.Elzt Blair, Harry Buresrl lesser,,Mrs. II
Bdrgstresscr, Urish Bears :, Hid I,rowh
Geo. H. Brown, August Colwcl, Thos
Eldrige, Elisabeth Free 3, Miss s. Fall
lei, MIS- LucyA. Grc6l, M lIioiehber,
,ger j., nqriman (Farmsp Jacob Hapd-
ltch, John Kncple, Tsicsa Kom, Alice
Kern, Mrs. Sarah Lsidy, Mtrtin l.. Lutz,
Nicholas Liebc, Mis-, Mary Metcal'
Thomas p. McCalmol, Z. s. My RS, d.
Oslerhol's, (Fareign.) james Patterson,
DR., r. p .Plck Mrs PIid, Pvmpbery,
Ruihc & Co., 1Jacbb' II, r. Ro6insSni
Miss NJ. l.. Smith. Miss Icnnic b Smith
Louis Sui b, Walter C. Shaul, Hu1old
STAN, Herman Slals milh, Joseph Stnner
p. Schuly, Mrs. S. Slrudcs, Mrs. Bar.
be SniyeRs Ms. HErist BsfNFp shb
eqr4lins " blcner, q Stcpssr wsrnet
Ehsabeth Williams Adam Woff. Dan
Young, A. II. Yambert, John Zigler.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

The ATomzER. Persons know
ing themselves be afflicted with dis
eassd longs, should consult Dr.. GEo. 8,
YrNeLISe, in Tomb's Block. This new
system Of treatment, adopted By him,
is supported by both science AMI common
sense. s;-.,g s-,ti,..-4
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

"a hunting party left our city on
Thursday, for the hunting grounds Of
-wogc roduy. The Party-wns c'hoposed
of the following gentleman: p. Nyman,
NM. Barnes. J. ". Stevens, and 9th.
era. - NTEgTCT|
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

The attention ofyOung men who
desire to become Photographers, Is called
to the advertisement OF s. prekESs, in
sqo,her column. A good chance is Of
fcrcd. as..l brH
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

NHfN aMAt 90
ADVERTISING. - Nothing is so
truly indicative OF the prosperity Of a
busipcssselmneFeAl or manufacturing
community, as the amount Of edverti.ing
which is dvnc forit BY the local pscss.
Slow US single house in this ciy,thst
advertiscs extensively, that does no, do
good basinesst The paper, read aud pc.
nTd bA husdreis Of TIC .ei iieons oe ihp
county, every week, cannot failto Impress
them with the conviction that those who
are most genereesin advertising will be
most generous IN fhslt tealings. The
history Of thcmerehani princes of our
large cities rcvesls the secret oi their
success in extensse adyonising. almost
wholly. When busiasss was dullcst.
thei' advertising wasilurg,si, 50 that
while others were pondcriug over empty
cash-b( xes, they were driving thrivag
irads.0 1oitB4 h0oW egTBI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

AN OYSTER SuPPER. Tho Meth.
odist sicie'y will give aWoysier supper
tbis'evening, at ihe Town Hall, in Re-
public. nfW HaI hiOI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

CHOLERA AT LIMA. -THE Lima
GAZETTE, Of Wednesday. says; ''Duriqg
tho past week there has ben five cases
OF cholera in Lima, four of which proved
fatal
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

"OrK Moses. ''--Miss AUGUSTA
ST. CLAIR, lcciured at National Hall on
'fucsdsy evening. on the subject heading
this article.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

'GEN. GIpsoN has matc speeches
1T the following places in New York
,Etale:i FishNn Village and Port Rich.
poad,l Ngvdmbsrl lsi New Brighton
November Cd, and Port Jcrvis, Novem-
der 3I. io A90i< u hDtfA4l 4
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

The Mite Society Of Tripity
Church. meets q, the residence Of Mr.
GKo. w. cuNmseuAM, tbis-ThursdOy- =
evening.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

GEN. IIooKER is about to have
Offices opened IN ,Darda and chicogo
for recruiting veteran reserve regiment,
(lhe ADD Soldiers who have been
wounded in The service, and have served
three years will be enlisted.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08
Mo5Es, DIscOSsOLATR.

Moses, dsscorsoaie, why 10 yev Lnguishi
,.poSon ,ke elsalen aesPe,rynilv tctlia q. s.sar,
fh-s, nlavsil-eni lhmbt = "a, h,lsla snraehi
coee upls Csserfss p,dpeevn' y kqeslh III
esuts .idsaares, S'on.t,tnsiaa hss.ii.f. " "a
That recon .ttueiiou Is hardly y, ~ trade;
Come 10 the ,loase sud be q don, evet. taiiot.'
L.t'iotgress mend p the hrssches you've made
rr ..ibnflt .Iria1 aiLI I'll I4lufs lrrr
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE -
Samuel DArecr' to Emchde Orwig, IS
feet efr Of the north sid, Of inlot No, 9s
II L'wisviIle, Cor $3.50,
Absolem Mjwery. to J,hn A.. NJ Nv cry
5alS acres in Thompson Tp., for So.
500. waH ni ial ?
Nicholas Moser to M,rtin vopq. a
part of inlot No Ia L,wisv.lh, for
sa75. sfi
-Jhg KipAlcy Sbi R<Hety, Apart ,ef
iplot NJ. Z, Slsqiplqt NJ. 70, in Lewis
vile, for SS3I. 88 nr3 90 300 gain1ot
J,hn KloPp to D. g. |. Kircher, 80
iercs ia cliotou To. Tor $500. A. y. 81 4
David Wypnt to Anthony Karp, ss
acres in Thompson Tp. for Sl,50O.
r. g. 4. Steel to d. Sow,Ss, hlo,s.N
and 2. ia D ,r@ick ror $40.
John. s. Funk to Joseph II aff,nan, 100
acres in Teniee TIP. for S40OO.uoil se,
John Slegcrto Frank Youi. 6 acres in
Seneca TIP. for $3.50, '.''
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

We are in receipt Of the "liAIL-
RoADER," u weekly paper, published in
CiDciaaa,i, DEVOTED to the interests u
roilr0ads, aud the travelling public. 1t i-
conducted. in part, BY Mr, ions w PAT
TrKsUz, formerly Of this city, and bids
fair to prove Il most successful e ntcrprise.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

sraMAaRIAcEs AND DEArHs. II Min
islers who oficis.e in either ofshe above
ceremonies. aw requested 70 eon,ributi
policss Of sueh to this paper for publicu--
ton as Il is desired to give 40 much local
news to pgr readers as possible. Mar.
rage pplices will be published hereafier
sfrse.of ehsrge. bu. of course, On accom-
psnying donslion 90 the shape Of a
sTsep. hack, cannot be, eoUrlecasly
Vsssad sssi { ,..s..1
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08
LOCAL NOTICES.

BoARDISo.- .-GIod boarding can
be had at Mrs. WILsoS's, on the 3 luth
sidsIof Perfy sreer near the river. 9
n3-m2.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

SHOCKING "A man died few
weeks since ia extreme agony. Some
short time afterwardI his, afflicted wife
visited medium for the purpose Of as
,cer.aining what had 80 diStressed her
poor husband iuhi last moments. Tho
table was put in FeqaiaisiOn, and the as
-toaished wife soon learned that he had
neglected - pay his subserlption, to The
county paper.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

J THR PFtsent ahilitinnlo OF rs dFes
sy" young ladies' black and scarlet
plaid shawl.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

e TIE Students Of heidelberg still
roiain their old habit OF dislike for pro-
prle,y, Witt absurd ideas Of rish, aud
justice, lbsy used to eonniye at tho intro
duclion oG geese h The Professors room,
and other aud like singular notions. On
Friday night wagon was disjointed nnd
its parts distributed as ineonsistentIy as
poss bile. 81 stf ~ i4i't 7.'lH si4
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

srxroN WANrHp---ior the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church. Enquire at this
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

THFFIiN MAFlKETS.
csrssstsd weeks h5 IN. aNkATR. g
Nov. Z. 1866
GRAIN AND sBuDs.
FLouR-els oo@ i45o.
WHEAT-Firm at q 25 10 2 60.
CORN--FiEm at ss@s0 cents.
K1E--e0 cents per bushel.
I0ATS-Firm a, 40 cents.
CLOVER SEED--S7 90.
TIMOTHY SEED 81 60@a0o.
FLAX SEED-S9 S5 per pusheI.
HuSSTrS6 5o@1, % PET sgN ~s.eo
Z bUrfsR. ncos AND hAhD
BUT rER-a2@95 cents per pound.
EGGS-2O crnts per dUHsn.
LARO-In Kegs los per pound.
PoTATons PORK, 40, 40.
POTAToES-60@7o cents,
rALLOW .-loo;
CANDLES --Staorine 20 cents.
Tallow 90@ 25 cents.
.SOAp---Gesme 90, Cymm.af 81 cents.
WOOL. Selling 6t as cshtsto Is.
WliISKY--S3 90, aud Common 81 40
per gallon.
HAMS : 20 " - cents, per poupd., n A..
BEEsWhX i'2S cents pcrPJund. ilH
H1DBs.
Corrected weekly BY J. NJ. RBKRT
UiDES--Tr;mmed TaSc.
CALF SKINS la, KIP skins Sc.
SHEEP pELTS Dry, a3e@Sl 90
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

MockneAs and modesty arc the
rich aud charming attire of.he sovl,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

Sec card of vOIMEE & KrkoH-
NrR, iu this paper. =
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

IA drayman made an, attack up
on our street preacher Yesterday stri
King him over The head il d very vicious
manner with his fist. until he wps sepera
ted IRON him by the, pesohs standing
near. Young man, never strike one who
will not strikssbaokl--i, looks cOwaraly
10 say the least. = a., g,..,. ann
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08


WE devote the Ivllowing lines tc
the besutifull qdlsS sphrssr. lba, seems
about to usher itselfupon rs.
1f tffkif INDIAN sUMkKK, fkAFf
&r el ! I. s..sa, sgN
Ihsts eoass festival seaaoa.
When hstafe is an arlow-
Arlow with mftilcal epiendof
That nvahth 'brirhtaess ef sprinr-
Agiow With bssuiv more teadsr
fhsl ansh, Which fsif sum~er eopid briag
sor,t ,pl,,t sala to lks tsiskow
Thsp hoyvows ~ uagieel dies.
=, " !. '.'1 x. w !. lssetTft
The ava. nom his clood-pi'l,sed chsmbvs,
a. Sniles son on . yigioa % ~. a..., ~ 4,
z itAAR hfi.ms thtt Afssef,ls shildrfp, 3. 1N
Ihehowtts, hste hol let p4fsedtVay
There's a luminous mist On the mountaiaa
A light. szare here In The air,
As,i sngslst thik hSsSsasari toariur
Had Ten their blight rubss nSannS there.
1hc bseeze Is 80 soft - csre,nnf.
u seems . nuts tok W Of love,
A ID q rats y the heara like bles,inrt
Nj fV~ sS~s bspy fp'hSasovs, ~
Iiss days, 30 ,ssens and 80 eAataiar.
Ava sa dreamy delight
A trr,auloas teAstai novmsnt,
Like 'on ua'nsefnssic It night
We know they are Naias and asetine,
Tha, quickly too qnicklv thev n rni.
And w vatehAhein with yparnipr Nnrvtion,
Ases uaaiaaws watch AIeNs hieud.
Oh beNntiful indian Snmmsti
40 npwfsvnfits child oc tbe yeafi 4 u
fhoa dafhng, whbm Nature snfrhes
With gins sud adofimenta 20 dsJi
How fam would W. Nus ihes 10 linsef f.tt
On moantsin And mestow Awhtls.
For eut h. arts. Ike the swe~, haants Of Mature
hfiales and grow 5esrs inNi swsp,FreT
Not aions 10 the nd h-lls Of Au'umn
D',st thou a lcit isi ahtnesa resturs,
Rut thhu hriageS \ Norld-weaty splnt
- sweet drsSms ef W chlidhood ones mots,
Thy lovelness thri ~ % with mem1riss D. Ii Il
Ofallthp we brlRhtea aud best,
Thy peaee AID terehitY aGsf -
4 fsfs,Asse oC htsvsaly rest. g
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

TIE HoLMAN ESGLIsn OPERA
TRourE, under the management Of mr.
J6HS EILsLER, Of tie Cleveland rAcR =
e@y Of Music" " n favor our city naxl
week with series OF entertainments al
National Hall, commencing on Monday
evening next. The mere anoouacement
of so excellent a troupe 70 our nmuse-
ment loving community, is sufficient TO
give them oVerhDwing houses, aid appre-
ci4tive audiences. , =,
Much credit is due to our enterprising
owner Of tho Natlsnal+-Mfl SeuDER- =
in securing the services orso excellent d
troupe. - IN IN
An acquaintance with Mr. ELLsLERI
management Of the Cleveland Theatre
warrants US 10 saying that snytLing un-
der his management cannot help bu
prove 4 complete success. sk
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

81 GIDEoHs BAEp were on the cir
cult, on Monday evening, apd the soll
stfsihs ofmusic feildoon the-theLa-
the-THERE. Ifit was'nt for that practi-
cab nan down street. welmight add sthat
many fair dam--pshaw-- They
played Tor Levi w weirick, aud he "looL
them in," and gave them something "a
EAT"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

Ii. A. SPAYrnis Agent for the
Grand Prize Concert To be held at Sid
N y. Ohio. November 27,h, 1866, for the
bened of Soldiers Monument To b.
ereSted-,o the memory Ut the faiisu he
roes OF Shelby County. Several dwell
Jugs IN Sidney, aud any quantity Of lew
elry, Pianos, Watches, &C., Will DO divi-
ded among the ticket purchasers. Be-.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

ysGRAND BALL.--Gideons' Band
will give another Of theft sociui dances,
at National Hall, on Tuesday evening.
November 27th. An invitation is cx
tended to dancers in the country. Every
preesuiio6 will bo taken to make lhs
dance pleasant one. Gideons Band is
one Of the institutions of oar city, and
stands unrigaled. Let them receive, on
this occhsion, . rousing benefit.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08
,s,,Fop. Sale. =

rHE chsagsst and nssl wsod sfwIh sspsss
,ces9ll-eA ese ons qFsln florsss. u lIqf A
oss hlls NvsA, II Nsiaeft Z ~ E.'iwiSG.
eytoogs a lfIsset easl = H8A
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

q fTpB editor off the IA dqertiser,
t,Us Us SfFobi one of our Jest locals, Issi
week, but we managed to gel-back again
aud were IN good sririls until we observ
ed ilc,lelUrbenu oIrIzES this, '-the un
kindesi cut of ALL"
CT WV. Armstrong, editor Of the
CnPPse IehrFFEP > AISpEYeH az Clevs-
hand, aud formerly editor OF the Tiffih
Tribune, has been appointed Postmaster
at Cleveland, vice Nc, ,BFnedlc,s Of the
Herald, 'remoSed. Andys gdiIIbsine is
stll in motion, aud heads are falling 10
all directions, very rapidly. ~
~ Lesving Grody's show outofthr ausa-
tio6, such d cArard Is funprecededted."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

A German being required to give
receipi IN fllI, dfler much meatal ef-
fort produced the following:
" | ism full, wants no more money.
JOHs ScHwAcKHAmMER.
This Is not the case with EsGLMAN g.
DoIRLE, they want more money but will
give more Dress Goods, Shaw Is, 9ulmo
raj Skirts, Furs, caIleq. Muslia Flannel
Cloth, Satinet and general stock OF
knit goods ana notions, for the same mo.
ney than any other store in Tifin, Ohio.
(SHAwHAN's old slund.) n3-3t.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

TnosE 81 6af subseTBcsS who
intend paying their subscription IL Wood
will please deliver ihe same between this
aud the last Of November. .,,.,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

AT TIE lsLGSDs,4A party nun
bering some half dozen families from our
city, took trip to G ibrnlier, last week,
where they spent several dsys, in the
enjoypfqI Of fteE hospitahjesf Of the
hosIess Of the superb residence of JAY
FogKFS IPrry sPgUk in meritrd;PraiselS
thif ertablishmeni, and vii long Cherish
The recollection o. pleasant hours around
the social, baarJ,T-rvwing and sailing
upon the bay sand in paying iheIr" "devu-
tidhs" 10 the huge baskeis Of lueious
grapes, from the vineyards Of Put-la-
Bay.
The donor of the Moral Power Of
the Sea-" VIII please accept our thanks
for the compliment conferred. 49,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08


A SuPERfoR NrMBkk.. -lTlie
P,IBESpLoeicAn jounNALl Cor November
contains sketches cfthe King sud Queen
OF t5e Belgians, with likeness,s; Chici
Men smcug ibe Mormsss, wi,b msny ex.
ccllent portraits, aud other illustrations;
besides Lyeelm Lectures; Dr.. J. Fosss
q, The c lcbrated Fredch PhrehoIdeisi
Public oPiPiypi Women who Talk;
Family nogj and hosi OF other reading
suggestive aiid 6toEtable 60, st.S lPtice,
2O,qfpv. pFi s., 2, yrpISE Address Fow-
LER g. WELLS, 3s9, Broad Tay, ". Y.
Look our FoR raE MErEoks lit
is calculated that there ,willabe "a grand
display Of Meicors on or about the l7th
ofthis month STbese desiring 10 witaess
the show. should il take place, will do
weil to''sTeeP with one eye open" Tor a
few nights about that time. In the lat
Ter part Of the night Of NV. 18th, 1893,
il our memory serves Us, pceurcd The
most remSrkable display ot 2ctceTa oI
the present century, and as meteotic
showers are said to occur regularly every
thirtY,throe years the forthcoming dis
play may be equal to thut one.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

I ORPHAN's lHoME--Tbe denomi
nation known as the ALBRsGHrs, some
months since. purchased NE. IIol, House.
in the I'd Ward, aud instituted home
for orphan ehildren---It has been in op
Grafton lor couple of months, and gives
promiseiof becoming pcrnniisht insti-
tutiop. 1t is in charge of Rev. zS
SER of Ethe szove churchE nd zpum.
bers scwe seventeen inmates. The ladies'
of the different congregations OF the city,
held al sowing sdciety th re ioni Thursday
afternoon for the purpose Of manufac-
turing clothing for the children.
This is a noble enterprise and should
receive ,hs generous support ofshlwhb
desire 1 >hodsp for the' puor. fothefless
and molherless children of our commu-
nitysn haF sisinif7rN u bs5annrogf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

NEARkY v 3be tlle coanty phpers
,hrnddho.s ikt sEsis viii ias',eers,e the
.adsAaee py system on subscription
.efleF,,bss ~. af }apNv = ard now an
hnounce their Intention Of doing so. II
Auply 'rests with our subscriber. whether
wc shsl be compelled to follow suit or
not. Tf fthosS who aiel IN arrears will
come promptly tOtwdtdaua hquidaie their
indeb'edness, we N'h be enabled 70
continue as hege,oforc; if not, wswill be
compelled to do likewise.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

SEGLING Goops By HE, LokD.+
StFicker Bros & Co.. Of T'ifin, Ohio,
are not AFRAID Of printers ink. The re-
sdlt is, that they do an immense business
and If they sell goods by the cords, us
they do, il is because they sell cheap.
These gentlemen do no; cny advertise
in lhelF hume Papers, busihpse ofpdioin.
ing codnties. Look tlieir' advertise
menl in our paper. aad also the Union
-WYAKDoT PIONEER
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

TuE lecture Of HUN.KI.Do-Rr on
Saturday evening, was replete with wit
aud shumor. The local appoints he
made were greatly enjoyed by the audi
cnec, aud bis return rom the "isugen,s,'
~ the subject or, his. discourse, were. none
the less brilliant Tbe Il P35r Iudahf"
was handled in a mastery manner. aud
sliobd be very grateiullthattbey hare so
faithful historian in the person or Hun.
HI do.ri.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

LEoFuREssr-As the long winter
evenings approach, somc.g divepise-
meut from ihe ain ro,iue ofdsig Iile ls
needed 20 balance the Intellectual with
the physical. We hope to sea anisiforl
made to securc scmc Of the te6tsfcrs, 81
the many that arcbcing engaged by other
cities. II is due to cur reputation as a
city, to make some effort in this dlre,-
Don. ard Ito keep IN eultiyatlon pur tns.es
ibF literary pfsdoctieus ofsthisiitina1 4 I
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08

compelled to do likewise.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-13
The Great Mystery.

The body is to die; So much is certain. What lies beyond 1? No one who passes the charmed boundary comes back to tell. The imagination visits the realm of shad- ows--scnt out from some window in the soul over life's restless waters, but wings it's way wearily back; with an olive leai in its beak, as token of emerging life be- yond the closely bending horizon. The great sun comes and goes in the heavens, yet breathes no secret of the ethereal will derness; the crescent moon cleayes her nightly passage across the upper deep, but losses no message and displays no signals. The sentinel stars challenge each other as they walk their nightly rounds, but We catch no syllable to their countersign which gives passage to the
 heavenly camp. Between this and the other life is a great gulf fixed across
 which neither eye nor foot can travel. The gentle friend whose eyes We closed in their last sleep long years ago, died with rapture in her wonder stricken eyes, a smile of ineffable joy upon her lips, and
 hands folded over triumphant heart, but her lips were passed speech, and intimated nothing of their vision that inthralled her.