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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

SANTA CLAUS has arrived, and is
now making has headquarters at
Huss' Book Store, where you will
find on exhibition a fine selection Of
holiday fxings. Young man there is
the place to get something suitable
to make your lady-loye present.
Fathers and mothers, call and see his
stock of Juveniles toy books, games
ETC., before making your holiday pur'
chases, for there you will find some
thing to make the little folks happy
Among the stock will be found ste
reosoopes aud views, albums. per
fumed.glove and handkerchief boxes
ladies' work boxes, ladies' compan-
ions, anO prayer books, Bibles. etc
Call and see them, 9-3
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

NNE Thousand dollars viii be given to Rny6nS
~ who will ptocuce medicine that viii Frliev,
Hom mpa,n as sPssdtiy AZ Ibs tnedieihs offer to th'
Puhhe.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13


Army BLUE.-fIow cften are we
reminded Of bysseae days, BY the
many suits of army blue, worn by
bronxsd, and oflep by ,pale-facod
men, upon our streets, aud especially
since the cold Winds OF BOtcas make
an overcost a necessary protection
They recall to US the scenes of days
IN Disis, when we we're wont to gath
errOund the camp46rc at night TO
talk oflhome and friends, aud che
comforts and pleasures we only knew
Of in the past, or when muffiedl .iu
them, as our only protection agaips:
the storm aud cold, we stood lonely
guard upon the OutpOsts Of the army.
Though hOmely, they ara honorable
10 The wcarer, and nOOue who loves
his country, or respects those who
fought her battles, and braved the
dangers in the hour Of hsr, pcril, will
ever fan to honor and respect the
wearers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13
DIR. scHENcK's
PULMONIC SYRUP.

This great medicine cured DR.. j. II. somEsoK, the
Proprietor, Of Pulmonary Consumption, when II had
assumed It's most formidable aspect aud when speedy
death appeared 10 be inevitable. His physicians pro-
nounood his case lncurablo when ho commenced
the use Of this simple but powerful remedy. His
health was restored In a very short time and no
return Of the disease has been Gpprehended for all
the symptoms quickly disappeared, and his present
weight Is more than two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery, he has devoted his attention
exclusively TO the cure OF Consumption and tho
diseases which arc usuAly complicated with H. and
tho curei effected by his medicines have been very
numerous aud truly wonderful. Dr. sonKsoK
makes pro.oional vlsita Of thoIarsor cities
weekly, where he hasa largo Of patients,
and II Is truly astonishing 70 sec poor consumpves
that have to be ed out Of their carriages, and In
icv months healthy, robust persons. On.
sClENcK's PULMoNIC SYRUP, sEAwEED
TONIC, and MANDRAKE PILLS are generally
all required in curing consumption. Full diroe-
lions accompany each, % that any take thom
without sccng Dr.. souESok, but when Il Is con-
venient Il IL best 10 see him. He gives advice free
but for aihoroush examination with hh Rosplromo,er
hsfedisthros dollars. r- - f--- r-r
Please obscrye, when purshasins, that the two
lkenesses OF the Doctor-ono when In the last stage
OF Consumption, aud the other a. he now ID, In
perfect health-are OH tho Government stamp.
Sold by ell Drusgists and Dealers. Price si6o
per bottle, or $3.50 the half dozen. Letters for
advice should always he dlrseiod 10 Dr. sehenekn
Piineipsl ONE. l5 North s,h ST. PhiladelphiA Pa.
General Wholesale Agents. Domaa Barnes q Co.
N. X. rs. 8. HAnce, Baltimore, Nd. john d.
Park, Cincinnati, 0hioi Walker Taylor, Chicago,
HI Collins BrOa., 81. LOul., No. tsd W. ca mo- ".
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IAnAI.. NnrInEc

HoRsR SToLES.--StoleD, from the
subscriber, ip Lynn township, Huron
county, on Thursday night, Novem
Der 22d. BRioRr BAY MARE, nine
years old, small star in for6besd, aud
slight saddle mark. She was thin in
acsh, and had on Ca3commou plain
bride. / will pay a reward of twon.
ty dollars 70 any one who will return
the mare 70 me. fl8NN v0T'
S.3 Dennis BRANNk.A
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

Mr.. McKEAN BUCHANAN is re-
ported TO have said that lie would
procure a wooden medal and bcstow
it upon the city Of Tifin as typical
of the inability, upon the part of its
citizens, to- appreciate talent 4 He
further remarked that when any 9th
er town exceeded Tifin he wodld feel
it incumbeut.o On him to remove said
meisltO said new, locality. n Do so
by all means, o excellent actor but
iracible Mr.. Mexican Bacliapan. We
did appreciate your presentations, but
we can bear your absence in the sans
ratio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

.CATARRH, Bronchetus, Serofua anc
~ Liver and KIDNEY Diseases. Natures
remedies.trom plants. WILLIAM r.
PRINCE, Flushing, New York--for 90
years proprietor OF the Linsen Nurseries
has disc lvered positive cures for the above
aud all inherited aud chronic discusses
dyspepsia, nervous debility, Rheumatism
ALI Female maladies and others which
result from impurities Of the blood, hiih'
erlo incurablc. Explanatory circular, q
cent stamp. Treatiae on ali dieases. 20
cents.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

THE house of Mr., Thomas Fisher
located on the NegrO-town road,
was destroyed by fire ione day last
week, while its owner was in town
A portion Of the furniture and some
clothing was saved from the flames
by the neighbots, but not until the
fire was under too great headway te
do anything toward saving the build
iGg. The FIRE is supposed to have or
iEinatod from defective aue. q : ,'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

THE meeting of the Seneca County
Wool Growers Association, held at
the Court House, Saturday, December
1st, 1866, was not so fully attended
as usual, owing to the bad condition
of the roads. The President, James
Boyd, called the meeting to order.
The Report of the Treasurer was re-
cciysd and adopted, An election of
officers for the ensuing year was then
held, which resulted iuro7electing all
the present officers, as follows
President-JAs. BoYD, Bloom tp.1 2
Vice -Pres't-A. G. BAKER, Reed Ap !
SeOretary--GEo. ,LAMKIN, .seipioy tp.
Treasurer-SAM'L BAKER, Eden tp.
% &C. Y, BRUNDAaE, 50"
Ex. Com. VIC. CRIssELL, Scipio tp.
! Il. T. STIcKNEY, 4" A"
Almotien was carried to hold a
meeting at Republic on the second
Saturday of April, 1867, for the pur,
pose of making arrangements for the
next annual sheep shearing.
Moved to change the time of hold
ing the regular December meeting to
the last Saturday in September, and
that Article 3rd of the Constitution
be so amended; carried.
A resolution was, then, passed
THAT this Association tender vote
of thanks to the editors of the TtF
FIN TRIpUNE. for tho numerous favors
it has received through their paper
during the past year.
The meeting then adjourned to
meet in Republic on the second Sat
urday in April next.
JAS. BOYD, Prcs't.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

CoNDIT & HAMTLToN-They ap-
pear, this week, with a new advertise
ment and announce their whole stock
for disposal atgreatly reduced prices.
Seeing is believing, therefore let our
readers call and examine, t'' W
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

DEcIDED.-There seems to be no
question but what GOE's BALsAN is
the greatest and best Cough PFepar-
ation extant. In cases Of Group it is
unfAniRg. Take little and often, aud
the result is sure. It should find o
home in every household. The pro-
prietoss assure ns ID needs but Ops
trial 70 establish its morits.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

THE holidays are, approaching, and
those desirous Of bringing their wares
before the public, through our col
umns, should not fail to bring in
their advertisements this or the first
of next week. ram,:, ...,....l
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13
Ten Dollars "a Days
Watch Free
HAMM0NTON FRUIT LANDS.

THR beat opportunity to secure homei
mild aud healthy climate; soil suitablo
for oil crops; the BEsr FRUTr LAND -
THE UNION; best 0f markets-belhc NQN
York aud Philadelphia; from $500 90
$500 per acre cleared from small trvisi
a large population already located; sqc~
dreds are settling; good society; Pefieos'
llv healthy: soft water; all aivens'ges.
Lands for sale in and around ~ iap3aa
hammonIon Fru,, settlement, 20 mi'es
from Philadeiphia. A large trac' = now
div ided into farms TO suit the actual sfA-
tier. Price Cor 20 acrea and upwards, +,
from S2Olo $50 per ecre. Five and ten
acre lots for sale. Terms liberali little
perfect For Nll iufornation address
BYEMEs g. JONES. HammoR,qn, lser
Jersey, All letters answered
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

Losr-On Saturday evening, Nov.
..29th, between the dry goods store Of
G. X. Brown & Co., and the school.
house on the road leading to FIT.
Seneca, fur cape, somewhat worn;
the finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving II at this Office. Being a
gift, il. is valuhble to tho owner.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

VI tAFI tITLl 10 Nv lIilfl
THE GIDEON BENEFIT.-The au-
dience that assembled at National
Hall on last Friday evening, was very
large and appreciative. The ladies
Of the different ehurehes,;a our city,
who so kindly volunteered this bene-
ct, have oyery-reOson to be satisfied
with their success. The members of
the band were all present, aud were
distinguished by whitevests. Every
thing passed off ip good style. The
tableaux were received with great
applause and laughter. The frstOne
was entitled "Arora," and was rep
resented by seven or eight young Ia
dies. The effect was beautiful. The
next was .sero-comic, entitled "a Sc
we're Case Of Tooth.aehe'' 1t was
presented in three parts. Part arst
represented disconsolate individual,
seated by the smoking kitchen FIRE in
the very hight of extreme agony with
the tooth ache, Part second reveal
ed the sufferer in the society Of the
dentist, Part third represented the
operation performed-the patient in
excruciatiug misery from pain, min
gIed with wonder, at the size Of his
tooth. The dentist lay, with a salts.
fed professional air. on his back
holding the tooth aloft--a position
he involuntarily assumed when tn,
molar left its anchorage. After thii
tableauH was over, the members o
the Band we're escorted to the oystel
table, and were given free license L
satisfy ths inner musician. The mex
tableapx was "The Black Borryipg'
T represented by persons enyolopet
} in mOurniug-black, carrying a bic
!, with a supposed defunet orgaRism.-
} "QueOn Elisabeth" received great ap
) plause. BY special request the ''Ma
Pole FSte' was repeated by tho sam
8 youug ladies who performed II at th
e Trinity Church Fair, "Ths Angel
{ was presented in two parts. Par
: arst, the mother is discovered 10
: char, and repeats the opening stan
. Eas to tho pOom entitled, HROck N
y to Sleep, Mother" Part second
9 young lady, in tho garb' Of an ahge
i sang the answer. The effect VI
bOaatifal. "The Gidsops Is The
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

pHlLADELPAIA. the largest, best and
= must productive hardy Raspberry,
yielting two hundrdd bushels per mere.
stood unprotected 10 deg. below and l0J
deg. above Zero, aud averaged $l2 per
bushel the pest summer.
Wilson's early Kittatinry Bluckberrs.
Send for catalogues, gratis.
WIN. PARRY, Cinnnminsom, N. j.
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BAscoM ITEMs.-AshoO match
will take place at Bascoh the day be-
fore Chtistmss,t or thereabouts, for
turkeys.--Thc street preacher has
been dis coursing in Bascom during
the past week, with not very Aatter-
ing uccess.-wild turkeyslare. .fter
qucntly seen in the neighborhood.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

A GENTsl AGENTS. Permanent
n EInpIoy uient 10 selling The eelebra
tsd Economist Sewing Machine. Price
Sab Eanal TO any high priced mschihe.
Assnts clear from SIS t. 5000 pes
,nonfa; send for circular TO WILLIAM
PALMER q Cos pGs~slaRd. ohie.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

GRAND Army or fHE 1REPUBLIc.
An endanpment Of this Organina-
ton has been formed in this city,
and now embraces in its membership,
we understand, large number Of the
returned soldiers of the city.nl s.'''
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

REMEMBER THE PooR.-NOw that
shc days Of unrelenting, cold, freez'
iug weather are with us, let US not
fail to remember tho needy. No one
and especially little children, should
be allowed to suffer for the necessary
comforts Of existence, and as God
'"tempers the wind to the shOrn
iamb." so let us share our stores
with those that hunger and are cold
ANY person knowing Of suffering
or destitutiOn in any portion OF oul
city, upon reporting the same, we viii
be glad to make il known to our citi
gems, that aid may be rendered.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

The IMPROVEMENTS ON rHE S. G.
4 Il. RoAD.-The Sandusky Register,
ir az article on the Improvements Of
the road, says; "a number CT the
officers Cf the road we're out on the
trial trip to SEQ the working Of the
new machinery aud view the repairs
on the road. The improvements aud
repairs are of . Kind that will make
this one Of tho best roads In the
State. Laying the new track, O
rails thirty feet long and firmly bolt
ed together at the ends, is progress
ing rapidly, aud in a short time th'
road from tkis city to Clyde vii
efapl the best continuous rail in th
.UOantryaapd is said to be more dp
gable. - tz9f
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ERRORS OF Youth,

A cs7tl "en h's suTsred fos yea,, lron' Ns,sen,
neS,liiy, Pfsmsicss Dtcsy, Ard ~ hs effects of
youth inde,cfesion, v,llfsr ths sshs q ,u6syln
hsmsnit nity,send Zee TO all who used IL. the rsoipe
and dirsetloai Tor making the simple semsdy By
.whiehhe W., cured. suaereri wishins to psue, BY
he sdvsrissfs sxPsflsase, can DO 50 BY Addressing
JOHN N. OGDEN.
No ilEhauthefs Al Msr Yah
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GOIitd the clothing establishment
on the corner of Main and Market
streets-Stricker, Bros. & Cp.-7-for
al Il iugs on the5'elpthes line"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

Hon. w. p. NOBLE, Of this city, is
spoken Of in connection with the
nomination for Governor, By .he Dem
ocracy, ion the 9Th of January next.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

ATTENTION is called to the notice
for Assessment Of tho members ofths
Seneca County Mutual Relief AssC;
citation, elsewhere. . ua saqng
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

sKArISo.-This delightful winter
sport was inaugurated on Monday, on
Rock ,Crsqks There has been good
skating on, the dam above. I'd 9ii'l -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

ABouT EVIL DoERs.--The police
officials Of our city have, of late, re-
ceived isupdry cempunications from
Findlay and other places, asking
them to be on the alert fora criminals
who have been dcpredating burglar
iously aud otherwise, and who have
.escabed detection. a'Our citizens can
take a hint from this.
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Piitsburg, Fl. t.W.& Chicago r.. r.

On and ahsT Nov. lslh, 1900, Taias will leave sta
tloRs daily, sabbatha excepted as follows :
TTainlsavins Chicago AZ 5.35 p. m. leaves dailJ,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

Ma. Gao. GAssNAN, will teach
School in Repnblic daring the coming
winter.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES

TO CONSUMPTIVES og
The advertiser, having been fsstsrsd to health In a
sw wSoks by avsty simple remedy. after having
suffered several years with a'svsteluns Affection
aud that dTsad dteNse, ,Con'umptop--iS anxious 70
make known to his fellow sufferers the means ofeure
To all who ds'tsh, he will sena copy ofihs pre-
'eripdou used tsee OF ehargcJ with the directions
f"Fp@PsrinS and nsIRe she zane. which 'hsS will
had suss ouss forcossu-;FrIoN, hsruHA, BRoS.
cBirs, CoUoms, Coins, aud all Throat Hna Lung
Affection. The only obicct OF the advsr tissr in
sending the Prescription i'to beus 1.-THE sneted, aud
he hops' every sufferer willtry his temady, as-it win
cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Partie'wi'hlne thspre'crption, rREE, by return
mall, wlIlplease address. '-
b., Rrv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings Co., New York.
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DR. W. {. MoReAN's
~. iMmEDIArE RzLIRF, t'
5o It Invariably Cures

a...tt.H....,.. ,......
g-- =, pam Ih ths s,ou.,h
Toothache, Headache, WI Y n Fisi n NJ
Ri ,umatism, Piles
.rrf...# .r. m Fresh Cats or Bruises
NNE Thousand dollars VIII be given to Nnyon'
~ who will ntocuce msdictne that viii Frli eve
ron pa, as speeduy AZ the medicine offer 10 ths
Pubhe. .r.. b.
HsNeiy oae : in'etnh nhn
Wn.shssun'oa , msSttoN ,ti 81.
n. H1g wsseN ushoes Npnlupe 'Nih ff.
i""' "'A "''"'n"' now
grns,s.. % sn. ~, ,,,,ss OF
wanIJ os,lv sha,. th,t ,,hiI. soncsal.d
t9 Nf Thsv h,ys thsI, created ,skyi
Isl
,t r R.IIlJ ~. dsnons ,iss. -
t,hols,,i ChoI.,, No,,,n,t a,in and,in
tH' ur' a,sT,I G,,n, heI M. - = - : b. a
l. f.ft N' - -IT'i Il III ..t....s 4. If...
Shs as,,sS. H., 70 I'm y !.
ps,l'ans Win 'Ilsncs ,.w,b.,,e.d
Hn1 ,,o,t IN, mir s,it
+. ''Tf 80
sB.ir
Wal, no, po,be or bour' -
But free thyselffF9m allthy pain
Believe, thou hast the power.
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The Industrial Society, Of Trinity
Church, meets at the residcnc Of Mrs.
ARssrRoSq, today. Af19Q7ff
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

In another eOlnnaI will be found
che "stu@p speech delivered at Ma
tional Hall on Monday evening. ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

A sTHMA CURED -Rhlief euafag-
a teed In leR plOutea pftmenept
cure eaeesed ~ ihe use OF UrHtms
AsxHMA CQNEs Gases Of gfopl 70 40 20
years klaadIne yield at once % NJ mae
IeacQ> Price 81. Sent pnst red " ~
aad,ess, bv s. G. UPHAH. 25 Saeth p'e
Ist, Phil. Pa. Clrcplsn ptnt To-. ~
Iby all dfuSsi'os
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bETrER bssTs--Tho following is
the list Of letters remaining in the
Postof6co to this date Alvoman;
Joseph = Baqmgartner, Catharine I;
Bethel, fost.; Beigh, Geo. w.; Bang,
Lgdwie: Bernhard Henry Bargsisor,
Andy; Blcckly, Andy; Brain, Jokn;
Craig, H.; Chittendou, d. D.; COcheue,
Annie; Grouse, NJ. ]. On. d.; Fellers,
Jerry f.; Favost, Joha W; Greece,
Margaret; Grimes LYDIA Hamilton,
Cornelius; Hoffman, Florence; nust-
band As KintE Jane; Kipkar f.,
Keller, Daniel; Kahn, S. L.; Laph-
Ian, l.; LutE, Frank r.; Mcdonald,
Joseph; MARTINI 1Marg. r.; Miller,
Jenny; Mobiles, Brothers; Powers,
Mary 81 Peyator, G., W; ShrOts,
Samuel; Scott, Martha; Sohockmill,
John; SchofFcr, B.; Spauldiug, Levi;
Steebcr, Gideon; Siuhl Margreti;
Taylor, 4. 1. Miss; Turtetst, A. d.;
W atson. DNidg Wjlkons; a.; Wo0s
ter, 1, T.; YcaScr, l. c.
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PERSONS of loose habits will never
do to tie to. 'as3i t'''-.''
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BROWNS
For RrOn G chetus. Asth Ia n
Catarrh, Consumption,
and ThFOa Diseases,

rRocHEs ara UsEp wfrH ALWAYS ooop success.
H - I.N ..4NH
SINGERS ANN PUBLIC sP sAKERs will and ihs
TrOcAss useful In clearing the voice when taken be
fore singing peaLn,g and relieving lss throat as
unuslai eXertion Of the vocal orgaas. The Tfoeh
Is are recommended and prescribed by Physicians
Andhav bad testimonials from eminent men through
the country. Bsi-g article of true 'rIt md
hayirg proved thsir efficacy by test Of many ysArs
zach year fndig them In new loealiiiss In varioui
paTtso The world and the TrocheI are univeFsail,
pronounced better than OtherA tgles.
Obtain saly BRows's BRosoHsA fRodHEs, and Dc
not take any ofthe worthless limitations that may be
offered. tS-sOld sVsgwhsrs, lusyse- I'd ON.
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ltTIFFIN MARK ETS.
Corrected wsstly by s B. sHRATH.


Dec. i3, 1866
f. GRAIN AND SEEDS.
FLOUR-SlS 0O@ lA5O.
WHEAT--Firm at 81 90 TO . 40.
CORN-Firm tbs@sO eeu,s,. 8. &
RYE--S0 cents per bushcl.
OAfS--Firm a, 36 cents.
CLOVER SEED--S7 90.
TIMOTHY SEEDS 50@ 500. no
FLAX SEEDS? 25 per pushel.
HoGS--S5,12@G 90 Pcr
] BUTTER, Hoos AND LARD.
BUTTER--95 cents per pound.
EGGS-20 cents per,dvEln.
LARD-in Kegs, Io6 per pound.
PoTATolSrPoRK &c.. Sc
PorAToES-T0@90 90 cents, =
'TALLOW .-l0c
.CANDLES-Ste Steariue'a5 cents.
Tallow 20@ 95 cents.
.SOAP--Germsn 20, Cvmmop s Seents.
WOOL. Selling at as cents TO 80.
WHlSkY--S3 90, aud Common 50 II
per gallon.
HAMS 40 to - cents, per pound.
BEESWAX ..25 cents per pound.
al-se HIDES, ta-t sI
Corrected weekly BY IN, EBERT
HTDES--Timaed 7aSc. J .6I..l
CALF SKINS 10, Kip skins loc.
SHEEP PELTS Dry, 95c@sal 90
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No.iscA.%Ss,s ST., 4. New Yois.
Itohl ~ lItohl sJA ItckI

ltVu flLUHN Fl 20 - a IbolAf
SCRATCH SCRATCH soRATCHi
Whs,tsnf ointaent wilieuSs the Itch iu tshour,.
Aiso cuws SALT RuEuM. ULCERS, CmL
hLAtNs, aad all ERuP rIoNs OF ThK AKIN.
friee 30 ceus. 20, sale BY an drardas. n,,sud.
Ing ooeea,''O WEEKS a. PprFER. ~. Ases,..
TO ws.hlnrtoa street, Bos,on, " winbs forwarded
BY nail, nee Of poasss,,o any part III, Usts,
ststei.
jane Z, ie66. al-ir
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13
STRANGE nut ,rRuE.

Eyesy youns hdy ana teutleu'sr " The bnhed
Sfttet can here somsirinr very mnch 10 their advsn
,tss hy teiuta ma,l tftse of chHeeN by addtessinr
the uadetsiened. Those hsvinr feAfs cf hsing hun
baeesd will ohhre hv not notcins this ySrd. Al
othen win please ~ lrsss their ohe IA nj servant
THOMAS =. CHAPMAN,
49,, al . sal nroadsay, New Yerk.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13
Dyspepsia and Fits.

H
FIrs--A sure cure for these distressing
complaints Is ndw mads kncwr IN :
FIrs--a Treatise On Foreign and Native
~. Herbal Preparations, publirh--
FIrs-ed by DR.. O. Ph 'Ips Brown.
The prescription was rurpiShed
FIrs-him in such Provideulial manpyt
that he cannot conscientiously
FIrs-refuse to make il known, as irhasi
cured every one that has used il;
FRS never having failed 10 a single
c1se. It is equally sure in cases
FIrs--of fit asiu dyspepsia and the IN
gradients may be obtaincd from
FITs-nny Druggi-t. Sent free to all on
receipt Of five cea's 10 ngrpny
FRS -poslage, etc. C-J-Address Or. o.
paELrs BRowS, No. 10 Grand a.,
Fms Jersey City, New Jersey. Tue
Doctor is also sole discoverer aud
FRS -proprietor. of the American Balsam
truly wonderful remedy in the
FIrs-cnre Of consumption nnd e lung
aud throat complaints. Price 81
ner bottle. To be had Of the principal
druggists. .b s
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

VETINE OF TAR is a pleasant pTepar aiiOn, e0n-
w taininF n the medic nal properties The Pins
Tree In the highest degree. II quickly cutes Coughs.
Colds, CUnsumnti or; sore Thfcat aud Breast and all
the syTem to perfect heath aud Is very effective in
euEing diseases OF. the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys
| bladder, &c. CO M r
Sold BY DTuyglsts at 81 50 bottle. Genuih'
have Z" Wine Of Tar " bloSn on the bottle
OLIVER GRO IK & CO., PTopIietos.
i Bufnhams n Van FahaAek, ChicBEp. .s e.
Ino. ~ Para and p. 4. suife Cc., Cincinnati
Ohio, General Agents.