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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

GRASD BENEFIT. The Iadies Of
the different Copgr sgations Of Tie city,
have united their efforts 70 give the
Gideon's String, Band who fave SO
kindly furnished them, in all their en-
tertaipments gratuitousIy, with mos,
excellent yusic, a union benefit on
Friday evening. An Oyster Supper,
with Tableaux, and music, will be the
order of the decision. These young
men are deserving Of a rousing bene'-
ct at the hands OF our citizens. Let
everybody 60, foErenjoyment will be
the feature of the evening. - =
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

"THE GREAT REBELLIoR"--By J..
r He,slsy We have just received
the two vo;umes Of th,s hhs work,
from the Apericap Publishing Cons
pony, cincinpa,i Ohio, And take
pleasure ia RECOMMENDING i to the
public. ~ - = a s Z
The wotkiis sold only by subscrip--
tios, ard agents, both male aud fe-s
male, arc desired, 10 engage IN can
vassing for its sale. Address IT. d.
Bowen & Co.. q
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

sAGAte-tN LIMBo.-John Robson,
who was sentenced at tho late term, Of
the Court Of Common Pleas 70 ten
daysinprisoumcpt ON bread and was
ter, for petit larceny. and whose term
had just expired, was again arrested
BY Sheriff from New,5Yotk, Cfor
IJtealing II seemS that the Metro
,politan officer found aua4denti6ed. .fi6
Ft. Seneca, an oyercoat left in pawn
there by Robiso6, aud pddithO pa~a.
He arrested bic map upon requisi
ton from the Governor Of New YORK
on .he Ohio fubdtl6naTy.2 Truly the
wicked stand in slipPors places ON
- .TTnfE man wit.:n paid hissatScfipticu
to us, short time rsinss, ia load Of
green wood, would be respectfully re-
quested to come and take u away, II
the expense of dollar and twenty i've
cents had notbcen inquired, ip r;;t'
saving. The paper furnished to him
free of charge. would havsbeera barr
gain, to being forced to consume a
load of pool, simmeriug, steSiag,
DOING wood, with cold office. cold
fingers. cold feet and . terrible cold
in our h5-a.t.c-h-e-w!-ead. 'Orrible
disngreeable, amt it2 IF the paper
doesn't catch ls'Bads cOldn ID WON'T be
the faultof that wood ''''i''0'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
QObiiunrp.

DiEpANear BloomviIle, Sencca
roupty, Ohio. Novcmbor 37th 1886.
Of typhoid fever, WMa5PAYsoN w.
WEBSTER, son Of john w aud Elk
abeth Webster, aged ts y%rs and a
months.
When his Lord and Master called
he was ready to go to his home. Life
is but winter day--a Journey ID
the tomb. BUD tho. Christian vhslI
'snjoslsvd be happy in the world
aho,a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
Fl TO f,I ,CION UIMPFIyESI

I, The advey,iser,h M beeasestSsed to hsAh In
sw weeks By aSery smpis rsms.st. snef having
su fsred Corhsveral years with asevsrelung affection,
aud that d. sad dissaie UoSsumption-, anrious ito
paks known fellow ~ qnsTeIstte means efeurs
70 kif fshaAs,lrei,, hew,'f.sna eoly ofihsrfe'
sorp,ion used Gree Of chsrgeJ with the difec,one
rcrps-parag and usvg ,hspamss-wheh ,hsl will
end suar crRr for Cossu PrIos, AsrnM (, Bios.
fcufys ,rousss, cotps, aud All TksSa, nnh lung
AfF.u,ioa. The only oldssi Of tbs advertiser in
,edihue,he pfsietgtvn sto hshs atths aiiIe,sd and
he l,epee sssry sufferer wiltryh. rs,asdy! ssdt wii
COS, them uo,hins and may p.ovs blessing.
Parties whslae thsprs.erIpiioh, raxf, by frturn
mail, yillplssss address.
y Rxy-sEowARp t,,wyLsoN,
wtiliamsburs, iKisgs Go :. Nsw York, .
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

Z HYMENIAL. The marriage records
in the Probate S5ddgs's SiFoe, show
that the following ladies and gentle
men, during the month'6i' November,
have demonstrated rtheHtcndcncy of
one to the other. ;...,.,,a.
\ Joseph Bear tp Ann ,Brecht.
James A. Simpson to Sarah Ann
Iuuls 's839nBA tH9lE1 s'aTIf,
Joseph Swartzmiller to MARTHA E.
.Eisenhart.
Geo. w. BachnanFto ,Eugspis c.
bellhaNe t.'rs,,ry, tns .i.suf.,i i..,,., .....,
, Henry V. Mctxgar to Elizabeth
FrSia W. 70 isisy hnr .4.re,p ....r
Petticord.1g7 dr,i 50 ,Lo, 3 ~ '...,i
John Strsndler to Ftancis Woltz.
,,oJohn Buechper to Margaret Bang.
! % Edward O'Conneilto Rridget Mur-
IfayV % .unlT ,I9EV ia %
Gideonw!s Hollopetcr to MaryoE,
% titL VI II Z III "
Ulrich Schenk to Rose Fellter.
Thomas SB. ;Lamb 10 Eyn rM, Hem
VIM sBBlkk@ BBalkks@r 81 & Nlbbie 8. Wilson
Thos. Fuhrman tor Mary "A, Crpm,
Christian Young, to Elizabeth
Sheer. NNH'loN 0Xl Wfg-.y a
! John Stuhl to ,Ostharinel Sellers, y
Harrison Seiple 20 Mufinda Snyder
Lyman b Smith to Lousia s. Cany
Winfield S. S.'Tapping to Mrs. Maria
lSpith. o.. q ,siasisss tai-ois, ..,.s., /, -.
John Boeraer to Anna NJ, Sargncr
| YIN. Wildwood to Catharine Vet
tiers. - Z mn
+ Harry D, Throckmorton' to Edn'
IWickersham. '''. 'E.'.,.s'4 'fis9' So
VA Daniel Kemroserer to Fietta Sterer
4 tsgaDavid dF'W. Boroff to Mary S
EWaggopep nWAYY unrZ
\ .dAdgdst Grdyback to Maria Kesslsr
Julius Diehl to Elizabeth George.
Joseph Taylor TO Margaret Alex
ander. e@s
n Peter Hitting to Joanna Redmond
Y Daniel G. Masamer to Delilal
slSpyder-.E t x
Alfred TsAxler to Margaret Norris
4 Wm, II, Nichols to Jeanette Alb
bott.e edUh u 'ooB . IUdIAA :.
Tobias Beck sipa lEElGirsbsth Bay;
reich' 49tp
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
Ladies' Dresses in Paris-Is Grin
..se oline Out Of Eashicn2


The cbrrsspouaeus Of TIE London
Poet at Paris. having reecivsd letters
from some ladies' in Epglaoe begging
him to inform them whether cripoline
is In or out Of fashion in Pass, writes
in reply;
III meet in the streets Of Paris, and
sometimes at an evening reception, 4
toilet Of the period Of the First Em. /.
pire; short-waisted, and Icer.aiply
there can be no crinoline orion
hooped aDy tbiegIunder somowbas
scaDty robe, such as Lady Jersey
danced in at Almack's in the days of
George ~. You see the pretty feet,
and some idea may be arrived at as 20
to how nature has sculptured tho
whole of the graceful fcmale form
At the promenade in tho Beis you
meet wiihslsdics whose dresses grace
fully respond 60 the movements Of
the frame; and certainly there cannol
b, any cunpiusly conceived substruc.
toEe Of steel and textile sabstapcs.
under that empire style. of costume
l therefore conclude that fherc ar,
llsdisslef fashion moving about in the
most refined society honestly without
vmolipe1but they are not yet ma
jority. You find most ladies, on tn,
contrary, weSriGesaiesses'sidek spread
Yout atthe bottom, aRd show 9 trair
which begins to be AS long ps' those
worn at court. 'Fromthe waist dow n
wards this evcrspreadiugtthiling rob
rnustb be suppegied by some material
Is.itreripolineY Is it jupe in anothe'
shape, or is it mass of clusteriu,
undersclothing Of cottoRg-pr lipen
How am | to find out thStg I hav,
Iwpschedsublimely young ladies &c
out of "a carriage, under The impress
siou that the accidens Of events nigh
enable one to form apretty good opin
ion about the presence of criioline
But no jupcs-cages ever turned up
the0 Fbbe falls into "a mouotonoui
spread, trails on the ground and is a
irritating 20 surrounding human ma
lture MS the old criuoliue nuisance
Gentlemen have to dodge about In th
idrasiug rOom,r aud on he,Paihway Q
gardens and parks.
ain the streets Of Paris some ladie
wear a dress whichnppearstO to be erin
olireless, until it suddenly aud ad
ruptly spreads Ontat the bottom as j
ssirgls hoop were employed. Wha
is this? A. windy day at the seaside
might relieve ones doubling p6nd
Irstrougly suspect this U.s. the last rini
Ia harrQd cage. If crinoline is ex
piriug, it dies hard in Paris. i Th
ladies at the markets still wear crino
line, and so do the ladies of the kitch
co. therefore I suspect efinolineishov
eriug still about 10 alldslasscs of soci
ety. h'.rd.lsu-irmsiie-l sr......
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
TIFFIN MARK ETs.
Corrected weekly By g. sSkArH.


lt~ GRAIN AND SEEDS.
|FLoUR-sia O0@ l4t0. ffy
WHEAT--Fifm at 81 90 10 2 40.
C0RN~~Frm at 56@s0 cents.
RYEI-a0 cents per bushel.
IOATs--Ffm at 80 ccnts. = ~
CLOVER sEEn--S7 90. {. 80
TIMOTHY SEED 81 5O@30O.
FLAX SEEDl-So a5 per poshsh y =,
HOGs-S5 b2@6 90 per cNt : wv
BUTTER Hcos AND LARD.
BUrrER--aa@95 teats psr pouhd.fn
EGGS-ao cents pen dozNh. = fitNI
LARD--In Kege, l0c per pound.
POTATOES. PORK &o4'f&d. d, .
PofATOES--70@ 80 cents,
ITALLOw = i0cA -
CANDLES .StrariNe 95 cents. III. &
Thllow goa a5 ccuts.
SOAP-Germaa 30. Common 8 cents.
lNOOLr lsselhan at As cphts.to 58.ff n
WHTSkY--es 90, aud Common 81 80
uet gallon.
HAMS 30 to ~ cents, per pound.
BEESwAX ..s5 cents per pound. =
iE8 uIpssIiffzjfIr
Corrected weekly by ]. N. EBERT
1 lHIbEsl- -fr;psmdd,70ss.
CALF SKINS Id. Kip skins SC. l..
4SllEEp PELTS Dry, 25c@ SA0o
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

.C,ATARRH, Dronchetus,, ScroGnla aud
- Liver and Kidney Diseases. Nsture's
premedies frpm piputs. WILLIAM II.
PRINCEs + Flgshipg; NeS Yprk-fof 60
years proprietor Of the Linaen Nurseries,
has disc ,vered positive cures for the above
AID aliinhefitsd aid slffonie idihtaset'-4
dyspepsia, nervous debility. Rheuma,ism
--all Female maladies and Others which
result from Impurities Of the blood, hiih.
crto incurable. Explanatory circular. q
cent stamp. Treatise on all dieases. 20
Ieepis. s<lpzEE A.Fy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

SINGING ScuopI.-r-Quite a number
of siogists are taxing g1essonsin thdt
desirable accomplishment at Loesser's'
or Good Templars' Hall, under the
Iintruciion of DR.. w. L. Morgan.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

TRANsvRas Or sRkGL sEsSarEs
John Rugls to Samuel Hoebler, in
lots No. 81 and 81 in Attica, for $3.50
Spencer Lewis to Margaret zslIer
in-lot No. % in lst Ward, Tifin, fol
s27OO. s,,0O p bbRE ~ a
Samuel Ruth to Abraham Prince,
81 feet of tbe east side Of in.lot No
70 in Fostoria for .S7e1.bbs bsimn
David Boyd uEdnopds p Beyn'
enderier and others, part ofin n'iot Nc
9 In, Attioa tor $50,
Wm. c. Hedgsst 10 Phillip Toknyes
lot No Tia BIoeF eY.isl adiqipipt
Elm for 1900,
Tbypss csAiy 10 Elisabeth eFdass
out lot Nos ID RosfofiA far $500
Peter Miller " ,Andrar Bprmuth
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

Melmore.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

u CURE aYoUeiiPAINs.--7Dr. w, +,
Morgan makes the announcement in
to-dsys pqperaof his ability to 'cafe
pains, and our renders viii takepaigs
40 read his advertisement.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

bR. wM-M KAvbts has purchased
interest in the Galesburs free
Iess, published in Galesburg, Hi
Is, and has gone tAithef to take up.
himself the duties of an editor. -
. wish him success. 90,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
PItlshurg, FtW.s ChtcagopR. r

1aifcfs sadoT-f---,i n7r seyip yj,,
On and snst Nav. 1Hh As1i tflqg wi lsays sA'
tioVs dstlyt sabbrlhs steeptsd, ~ fol's,st;--
TsiihieASing chieas soat5 ~ peh. lsnvss daai'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

n attempt tIhbsibeea'maas TO raise
Ind by subscriptions fSt qshs par.
| of building bridge over the
dusky at the old Lugsubeel Mil,
h what success, we have not
.,ad .YUOL ~ II
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

Rootl
Rootl

READl.. RkAni
ROOTS PEsTAufityB breafte the lir- ~ he
lar -chsure. " 'hSuf arAw % 10 orls vi colyy 10
tfree weyks-p revent. the hsif nom faNina-hlht
be-, ausle iot dt-ssng he hair ever fannd In the
mAtket--wiii surely rem~Ve daadruH aud cure Ill
diseases Of t,ke scan--is hehghtfay pafiamrd
Cate. bAliRs,l, and will aoi stain 49, -sAia. We
tell ,htaefy qpieAiy, aud tell tue, when We SAY
n iesperfert
RRsf0RER AND DRESSING CONFINED.
No other prvp.'son lat IN hagosAtaioi estso sohin'
NW Oil sold by alt nrhrei ens,.3 I, ,.st,..
ORRiN sklNNkR''N CO.
| rols Pripne,ur,s epAnsHeIk Mapo
IA Abu inalt tep6-aeI-iV.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

|Rm FOR SALE AT A ,BARoAIS.-
bns who desire.a good farm viii
ell to read the advertisement ia
her column. .Aitsas D
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

tE Of the gas-lamps on Main
are in very pane-lcss eOndi--
bud need repairing.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

|SONs one suggests thNtithe FeasonI
by no stars fell in r0hie,siwas be-
|use Andt johnson had spread
EN- shout SO thick in his travels---
{ left aags enough, also, to pave al
L frst-class cities in the State, ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

nooL BooKs.-wilson's new Sc
|of School Books, 70. sale BY J F,
Tia dndw.J. hIpHr-
Melmore.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

vKyHIsKfRs AND MUTT AcII Es--forcsd 10
| w grow upon the smoothssl face IN from 9 TO S
| Fsshs by using ut, seyIoSEs RRsrAUgAruHR Car.
lvuLAIRE, tbe niett wohas Ffu nespT~Fy In HeAs "A
snisnce, asiiAg ppnp The BsWd aid Hap "a %. a.
nosi m mfAcnio'n manuet Il hss.benhiae4al hst th@
elite Of Paris and London with the most 1a'teFine
sue sss. Names Of all Purehassrs vii he registered
and entire satisfaction u not given IN svey 10.
stance, 4 he money will be eherftully sefundid.
ptiee bs mail sealed and post paid. St DsscTip.
fEnagK. fnprrsk 90. Chemias, No. 2a5 River
srsel, Troy, |, n tY. isols p6sn,. Tor shss vslsd
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

CESS l. GRxEN's Minstrsls win
m at the National, on Saturday
IOndsy evenings. ffs1t 81
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
. q MISCELLANEOUS,

to make the hours go fas,-Uss
spur Of the moment-sHrf-,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

Mr.. LLorD NoRaIs, We elareiiaform-
is dangerously u, f.Oui a''Ssease
Ihich has'threstensd him for many
Ears. It's caused by an accumula
on of fatty substances about the
cart which are thrown OaoRs iutera
ais. He is not szPsGt9d e te,lIEylf.,nl liyei I
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

UNIoNy-lUuite yaurgood -four with
D. b. Dc Land = Co.'s Bfst Ghem-
cal Saier0tus II you want extra brend,
biscuit and pastry of all kinds. Uni
ted they rise, divided they fall.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
For Sale.

TILE Cheapeh and Best Wood Saw In ssns
tCOhnty--cAn one or six Horset.
ktsH Inqnire o. Or lam, OF call and see u tr1
one Mile Yves, Of Msimore. e. WIZ.
october iLtsSt, III ..-'.-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

a srHMK CURED. Relief uuhreus
~ teetll In ten minctSa a permanent
cure effected BY the pse Of UPakMs
AsrIMA CuRE. Cases of from 10 20 80
years standing yield u once 70 rs In1I,--,
euce Prise 92@ Sen, ross paid 70 a1y
Address, by 8. 6. UvE4ns IS South e,lR
st, Phil. PA. CirsnIRgp seat tee{ H6A
BY AL drugg'sis.. y 81
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
sTRANGE nUT TNIlE.

Evety ynnng tly and asntlrmsn w the United
sstrs c,n here soMtSiRk very hsNeh 70 tlo ~ nlvaa
tase by return mnttfsAe nj ~ gxeD hy adAresslng
the Neasr,irned ,Thase haying ifarsof heing hntr
buarvd will abnse hy moi snutsrius thtt - d. 0h
lslsase ~ lreas thelr nhefia " servant
IL C-ATuOMAs I, ., CHAPMAN,
saasroadWay, New lesk.
Aprilsd, isdG. ee-iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
HAMM0NTON FRUIT LANDS

Tar best opportunity TO secure a hoines
mild and healthy climate: soil suitable
for al cTops; the BEsr FRrif LAND y
THE UNION; beet nf m rl hclDg New
York and 'PhlIAdeEp', /. isam $500 70
$500 per'scre cleared from small frnilj
large population already located; hum
dreds are settling; good society perfect
| ly heaitiy; soft waters all advantages
| lI.sudsifor sele juasnd sFq4nd the famqas
| lHammoRlon Fruit settlement, 80 miles
4 (fum Philadelphia. 4 large tract is now
div Ided into fafahs 10 suit the sclnal set,
iler. Price Cor 80 aelea apd upwards. :.
ltfom sac 10 $50 per acre. Flys Aud tan
acre lots fot sale. Terms liberal. s'iio
pelfeea For aiil Information aa2foap
lbYnNks & IoTEs. Hamponton. New
jerseY. All lcsleFs answered.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
IAN ,EFsotuaI' Worm Medicine.

liiAI tiEffe0tual WORM mehUlhes
- ad'lIsrown's vormifage comhts.
o = N,,oas oetsliks. Mech ,lskPai,, H~eut,sdly,
,ih ehIJtpn unl adalis a,irlbntsd 70 eRsF ss-ses,
!, ooca,iopedby worms. The vsaaWuos Con
rirs," ai,heush efsgspnl ip ,dsa,fsyi 4. worms,
as dcarpS Ss,slsiNiat 10 hss iaosv dsiisals child
This yAluAhls comh,na,cu has been successfully used
by physie,ah,. and found t. Oelara md sa'eiss~d.
ioa,ink &NtAs, % hurrailo children.
|, 4, CuGn9fS n,viSo woRss require Immediate H,-
tsniiep, AZ n. slset OF the trouble qrlsp csuss, pro
lopged dsiekhess. '!h ti"'N
syMproMs ov woRns IN cHiLpREs are crs'
overlooked. Worms In the stomach audbowrl'ep
innsti6n ,whlsb ssg he tsmoyed othS - hs u.s =
a sure rsmySS. fhs csa,R@uoh OF in rslIeni'
assd In matipg BaowSs "vsRsWros CoaFirs
.. such a.,o siss sibsa p6idlie efee, with safety
lHcdRrIs n BROWN. PrOpdslo.s New Yo'A =
Sold by arldsslsrs in Medicines. At ss e's. box.
'Mhtg9t,,lsHur a2--i
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FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
nat. lIIflsIoI.oGIcAL YIEw oI

/ or PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF
MARRIAGE, eontaininG neprly 400
pages and dIrsO fine PLATE ENGRAv-
lINGS Of The anatomy of the hvwan or
igais l6a -tate, Of heqlih md disease.
with q Treatise on Early, Errors, itt de-
piorable cbnseqdenccs upon the mind snd
b0lyI with the author's plaua Of treat
melt = the only ,ralionsl and successful
mudo og cure, as shown by the report. OF
cnsss. treated. AtruthTul adviser 10 tho
married. md those contemplating mar
f;nnc, who entertain doubts of fhrif phys.
ljcul condAion. Sent free Of postage to
Inv address. on receipt of % cents In
stamus Of postal eurfwrcs, hy ahdrcssiug
DR.. Ia CROlX No. 81 Maiden Lane
Albany, N. Y. The author may be eon.
cultcd upon any of the diseases npou
which his book treats. Medicine sent
to any part Of the world.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

THAT reliable Agricultural paper,
(he Ohio Fa1Jasr, will commence its
sixteenth volume, on the LIST of jan
uary. Farmers cannot find more
readable paper on dgriculture than
this. See advertisement in 'srotheer
t. oaxt uaaE
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

!, COMPENSATORY. We cahnotspoak
IN too high terms ofgoE'sQrsPErslA
CURE. 1t is a we'll tried Remedy and
invariably cures. Why Will You suf-
fer from DyspepFia, Indigestion, and
disorders of the Stomach and Bowels
whom 80 good remedy cdh'be obtain
cd SO easily0 -rg8-NTy- vrvs-, ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
I ] IlgpttialeAaters.


tro ALL WHOM 1T MAY coScRRN.
NNhfsN VNtat
Rowe LYsLEhsve been arpo'n,ed s,le Asen'.
in Sorh w~nsbp t'f1o o.lpr,hvstsbgp,s9N,.s F,A9a-
ssa scsie, NE uafsv.atsdhy The Reaaio sesie We6k.
,vs ga talNAh Any k1pe capacity fom apos,oiice
b1lAate % 5o ton Railroad track sqalr:- AN k1rd.
Cnftrt, frocers. Platform. nosmsn,, Hopper uay
sad capls apd DmgsiRi s60es. W. sell AZ maPn'
f.ctursr. prics. wuaoai a5aas anyihirr for 'vaHs-
pQpavon. Tha we wmrAst 10 lqnsl omtowvr sas
kGnk Vlsihs,e The inttrsA ~ trehua's' aea is
wst, and ~ Others u.lng any klnd Of cale', to eal-
anassam,ne nor q6ck before karchsslns Nl.s~bsrs
s7- Anscaiss warranttd. - IL
\ Iis 1hF BowB n LysLE.
v, h rs ori' No. t-Nnidnat nlpOk.-
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mBoARDING.-Good boarding can be
had at Mrs. WILSON'S, on the South
side oi Perry street, near the river,
sn3S2m
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fE would bo under great obliga-
to some ef,our subscribers for
I'D of good dry wOod,pifi brought
saia lely, as our stock on handiis
Inc distressingiy small.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

ATTENTION, Wool Gn6wERsl44T Tho
olGrovqrsi Association vinsntsSt
at the Court House In Tifiu, Satur-
day, December /, 1866, for the elcdO
ton Of, officers, land other Important
business, snAi oRiil attendance is re-
qrested, = Of .asJAs, lBGc;Yyp, PFest.yl'
n6-2t ogaro1isq lnrad,l adi ,si si,so,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

lady was asked to join one of the
Iions of the Daughters Of Temper
!. She replied: A'rhis is uunsOes-
as it ismy Intention TO join one
he sons in the course OF a week,
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THE TRINITY CHURoH, 4 AIR ,-rT The
bladies who had in hand the inahage~i
ment of 'fhe delightful entertainments
given on Thursday ana Friday even
lings Of, lastweek, deserve much cred
it indeed fotIthc hlauheEi in which
they were placed before the public.
On both occasions there was aliberal
aiteddance, and tho attractions were
djudieiously selected. In the center
1 Of the hail was a, benfiSdf( some ap-
jerstood it to be) Oriental Temple,
llEi6,%hich all SORTS TofS fancy articlef
lrnaBafactured by the Industrial Soci-
Eety wereTofered,for sale, from gentle
inenss worked slippers to things of .
4 higher order The tableaux were all
selected and presented with much care
Y On the second evening the main fea-
ture was the May Pole Fete, engaged
lin by several young ladies of ac-
kncwledsed beauty and gnrcesb This
novelty the audience encored. Oy-
. listers we're to be had, and candies were
z on the side board. Gideon'ss Band
Z played some new iabd excellent lpiecesI
: The receipts for the two evenings
S were, N the neigdborhoed ofl $780,
r4nt nHH i4g ~ ~ A-lll iH's H.IiK LII {
= N q
lid. r. Locke, ALIAS P..~V Massey.
THE Bucyrus Jonrnal, speaking Of
I, the originlOfs 3thsO IN 4sBYss Letters,
. shys:l Incidentally, ne here. mention
I that these ietterslNere preparedlby thF
= FORMER editor Of this paper, Mr.1D
ssJR, Locks, and first appeared u 'tht
Journal ? Theipoiigiu&eEe suggest
s ad during the'Eas opythe occasion Of
n the funeral sermon at Wingert's Cor
r, ners, 10 this county, Of'aiiscIdies Whc
4 had given his life to his soantrye III
: Twill be remembered that, until thi
: las P1esideptisF election Az AifPYy 1
? letters were dated al Wingerts Cor
la hers. IN preacher, n4hat occasion
" commenced hisyserp9n, with the re-
y marx -" Here lies aaothsr victim 4
al this G-,d d--d Abolition war, = Sn.
le Ia all his education, habits, politlca
Iylbelief, &e., is nearly allied 70 the char
- acter which Mr. Lock- assumes,
Iht Mr.. LOCKE having kees sense g
,el lths ludicrous.rand kEowips web thI
d p lesches and his. foibIes, was s'FpeI
le with the hsmos presented in'ths an
u ,sgonisps Of bis calling aud practices
n and as once assunied 10 represent th'
ps one and the other. Hence the NAsB'
LETTERS. AZ ,<tks.et -znAg
~ .lt-fda
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ERRORS nF YOUTH.

csusiswsa ha. se6srsd fs' yes~ from Heroa,
Dss'll,y, rrsms,urs Decay, snd sn the sascu Of
yestAfalindsserr,ien. w.liier Tho sake Of ,nIsrnr
humanity, 'snd res 10 nj who assa N. tie sseIps
and eisectIoas fer| nskins ne ,trppN r,uady ~
which Ne wssour.d. sumwsl wlsa,nk to pyeat >
b, asv,risefs sxjsdssee, can % % BY sddrss,isr
JOHN n. OoOEN.
No. 1aChambers -. New Yoft.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

HORSE SToLEN.-Stolen, from the
subscriber, ID Lynn townshiPgiIIhr
county, oh ThurJdoy' hightP Y5yep
Der 22d, a BRIour Basa aAIARE, nine
years old, small star ip forehead, and
slight saddle mark, She was thia ~
flesh, and had'ron sasocommon eplaip
brides II viii pay reward of TWEEN,
ty dollars 10 ah5 5lSnS'xho will treluru
the mare TO me.i,n,a o;rlQ 20 asra
l,e"'S.3l DENNIS BRANSAi F,
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$50 WILCOX & GIBBS SAW NC
MACHINES GIvEN AWAY as pre-
nouns for Subscriber TO AKTHuk's HoNz
'MAoAslER. Address (with twenty cents
for aH9Ybsr Of tho Magazine c9ntpining
terms, r. 8. ARrHtA, s23 Walnut ST.,
FhlIadelphIa.Pa.ll. ~ ,,.llr ...h..-l.a ~