davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09
~ r,r. WHITTIER. ls

MSssgss, rsr. WHITTIER, le4
Nt.-'tss $50 south CLARK Street hetwst II lad
Nh1&P1s J~ nisar aud Morioe. Chicago. Of
HI 4ss1s{1f, sfce tnnrs from $ A. N. TO ~
4@jllM Specialist IN the tref'men9
NVHEX~ ~, Of all private diseases IN all thei1
n VsNaasr IN varied and complicated forms. Il
e&ySz~s.e1 For he past 90 years Dr. WI
has made the treatment of private diseasea hi1
business and study. whicl, has enabled him ID
perfect remedies which are speedy and pcrmh1
nent. and In all eases ran be used without hinder1
ancet D business or exp9srre to friends
Particular attention, gvento old standing cns|
as. such as were con sidered incurnble. fyp'ili1
is. all forms !; Gonorf hsa, elect, strit,nresI
Also. the effects OF solitary habits. both fninou
to body and mind aud which produce scf,ic oil M
following effects illoichon. Bodily WeakncssI
Co stips,ion Aversion and Uneasiness IN rel
male rncicty, unmarilittstr. Dread Of iutur{
Events, finally q ,,!rte prosffaiion OF The vi
tai powers, iuss Of memory, ringing IN the ears
impotcnry-- ran be fully rcsforcd to health. Dr|
W. il tire pnhFs,ern an.w nedcnl ork whicl I
SHOULD he ia ,.e HANDS Of Nil ,hase contemplating
marriage. Sent 10 al On receipt Of ~ cents I
prepay postage. Please call friendly che
viii cost IA nothing.
Tht subject Of Rh,thfe, or Hernis, has lon
since attracted The attention u the medical fac
ulty OF both Fnfuuc and america, II being one
the most distressing coinplain's which man
subject n be afflicted with Until late years T.
cure Of Rupture or Iiernia has been considerc
aiite Improbable, ifnot impossible While tray
eiling through Europe in 1850, and visiting an
erant hospitals in search Of informhtion, DIR. WI
gave special attention 10 the subject ofRupture o
Hernia In tl.rir rnf'ad and complicated forms
which has enabled him 10 perfect remc0ies
which nine caseh out of ten can be permanently
cured. and furnish signal relief 10 be very Wort
kind Of Hernia " Rupture. u will be neccssar
need not remain IL The city mose than one day
and no par or suffering aucpds any treatmeI
OF his. All letters with stamp answered.
i. Dr. Wh.tiierrefers the public to the tolowin
physicians DR. Dctlor, Milwaukee, Wis; DR. PEI
body and I'm Kermo't Detroit; DR. Price. Gran
Rapids, Mich. Dr Bowen md Dr. Harrison, ~
Louis; DR. Webster. DIR Gaines. DR. }. Bailey,
Jas. Thorn. Chicfgo Or liendershott, Tciedf
D.; Dr !,nv.s. tineinnst d. BEATTY. 81. Pan
inn. frti tfic. Ii.x11az. nny2f- dAw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09
Or. Eastersy's
DlinRiTiEi SYRUP

This Medicine is pleasant and infallible
cure for Diarrhae. Dysentery, collie chol
era innrbns, cramps or spas,ns. Bowel
complaints, and all arrangement Of The
Stomach and bowels of children when
TEETHINGa e--
JuiS CELEnleATED. POPULAR AND INFAIII
Die Remedy has been used hy The most intelligent
and resp etabie families s. Louis, for ie lat III
gu year, III al ease< Of biaraac, Dyyuttry aud
bov Il mt a.', s2id slun IN pronuuiiciip 4 the
mos speedy and cilectnal Medicine they have ever
used. Price. - cents per bottle
Prep red and sold ,ls Er. T. EASTElsI.Y & Co. IN.
- yoFl Fiil ssef,. St Lots. No. sold a. ,hej.
ErahcAs stoifS No. ~ Aiah,-ort street Chicago IN
For sale by Druggists aasfaGy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09

] J. ks - .IA.zsAr',
A Or tine s.n 5. Senator E,o.rn, oc
N,sso Il, ntle lesel it I. ,o.. !. Il ....p iiie
ssntic, 'oi1tiv oret.list,eM. s,t estah-
lishia~ postal lines Il s',rssi.i i, ..a o,i4er
mst;e's egaaeete ala Tie ss.h,sc:. Tie
resolution. went before DE Posi- ol.ra Com
mites aa' n dee c5usse &C business va,
reported lacl. IN tnc Sguaie IN a speecl,
Of crns..hrahfrfo nato~ .iraWn urged
he Heees 4, Of attaching a, telegraph to
the p n;tsl service, IL y, lei t,,Afa,li.atc, an,l
give cheap, safe and eNre,ii,iTus trans
mission ever tie route 4 riaiiasd. thar
oaeapsnlng the cost wcul' iacscase the
business aaa break mp tie rononolics
which RON bear SO nea,.ly upon tie dis
semins'ion OF Rnow!edgc, aid oqeu up ell
vantag-S 10 TIC press Q. tic Whole eeun,rv,
winch is row controlled 81 few Journals
in New York. lie also claims that tic
government would bc TIC saver Of LARGE
amount in the te.esra.hils e ;.e depart
msnis, which now callsfor # large cxreudi
tare yearly; besides 1t we..la insure til.
certainty, fr- .ncss and variety Of special
dispatches, and DO away a.ii iAuca of the
trasA ca .,e :ssociaied disl patches.
We belieTc The plan perfectly feasible,
and lsahl il b. cafrici no execution
woald Add es.y materially u tho revenue &C
tApos;ai tlrf aagaen., Us well a. leiry n
lgeeat convesicics 10 The people j, latcc.-
AZ pr, selt ths ic,cgraph ia great inonop.
" and has no competition and umiess tao
government takes hc'nia,tcr III hsni there's
will be none. TIE gossrna.ent pays each
year tor its selegrarilipg nearly, ,os qniie
-esse- scie1l The ,taifs lihrss t.i44oon Il The
country lrlei1epca established they
void eat a Ar,4 Tercci:tar4, and this
help 70 ray The expenses Q the Post Office
department. We hspcshcrc :irbc some
acton taken or tAe .nal ter. 10 king TO ,heA
sdopiisa and COMPLETION oiitt measure ht
an carry date. iia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09
% Cure Ague and Fever.
GRID s.F.a'@
Sri. kfsseysf3, arg -rrt!c,
ssss.ss.spns

VIII gore ssl; Eteaf1. Tet.er. ccald llear.
Prailie anl ii4ile. ..ch. Illinois l;an.e,
Misso..i' Scratches, >,cro,ula, Obsti,.:..
oi'. -"'es. Pirnies IN tho Fec. and ali
hiseaees and Frnp.ions on the Skin.
PIT 70 EFFECT A l'EHNt.sle,T is,p l.t.9y
= s ''rsa 81 S4n4lpis lid ..lS'n l,.s-a-<., Of
ever. i.in.. We ~. lnssi...
HE. .,1s.E'a.aeE..
iodine :assss Ssei'sssg?9riFsa,
To ~ rssi INTERNALLY. aii i ril,iges ta.,
$40 ~ 'na removes ne CAUSE, and i4ci hy ap-
~! mr. fia Ointment 81 - sof,4 - i r,. Il sa.e.i,
..d permanent are VIII he ol.eetnd 10th ar. Az
'.st5 'p ~ lnseil ~ these eo,I Paint
igte thu ioiin aBd S.ssaDq. illa 81 - sn- he,tIe
ifsa SriHe. sait lsheam aAa letter OH N mt
= cents per 4sfii
Prepared ana sold ~ Dr. Z. EsSTFrI.y & co.
No. 80 Nurin Firth street. :. fs-s. .o sol. Pro
priee~-.
81 q .'s.r Fran F.mi'g Milaisne store. No q,
Mad, On stree. CHICAGO IL.
For sale by ilrr ~ sfs gcl;t rally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09

ing ehcers ter Andy ,Ioha OIL l was the
most eniV@sing, the u.ostle..,s tbs most
glorious meeting ever held in Davenport -
Fhe majority OF tina ccm'niltt, IN .esall
tons were isepablica s. but ithc cgmSciy-
q Use school, and tee ,,.qstag < ~ mace
up oil all narties--t.ll ben'irri II o'.c-thg
conservative p.r =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09

INA No. AAonSfAa nr~c.c-i~.o.
'ssS"A sSSAe0 ,uh@VsSsN 'so".
soAet 64f1ASf0 u ttEe Masses 70 En-
oSf4e Preal4eat JeAnqph. y
sVDDMBNDo Up fBNFssvNua sM.
ESQ ysss, 49, san -r-- essaHos
:. .sssss pAsss''ss ~ wy. -
's!eSs.ss@
.os v.n' ~ $1,000 ~ n ess's
- ns'e - '''''.u . '''' e."e.. - oI'poa'
n s'""''a' sa'.s' IS ls1
.''"eo NJ >'aiA2ast even
ing 'o' 'he purpose ing onc en-
u0's0'.e"' - Tue 49, 1"a the
.s'1''tuo''0" POI ,N1ses hhdfe"
m - ss
P'' e'"' - sFa' eo'ss'
'ss.'s .'''A'"' res 11!.a NgTy y ~
.. -. e~'y Vas paoA
."o'. "u""'e''
wuo usSe''eu au"'' 'ya'c'R"c III
. voA'
go '"h'' - ~" swe!t AIs" - "'"
~ 80 s-ey o'"". "ou'"
~. w" wv ''"A'' '" "'co'A''yA"e lac
SSP''' - a.. s7~ 81
1 :" :. ~. stewart nsq'' 'h'
80 "ss"'Asu - S"''"s io"'
s- oooA ~ 'he oha'r' ana appo'hlin 9
~ ...o"~' u''" IS 'so'e'Afy'
'''o" '"'' 'o''"'"ee %
o.''S". e~p' o's"c " '"e
r.. ....s..e', -rp,'
w ~, so''.'
-. ~ ,ss,,l ~
~,
r..
al ~ a,
.s...,..N..",' 49, W." e."'' O''
forw.r,l n s,cb T. n,s;,;
"
the hauuS 81 the President in his noble
oH,r,a !, i.coosaor ~ ,,o...,;..:,.
- NV ~
constitutional law, against the lncnda-
cious attacks If up,,;,c;nra., o.d ,sl...t
49,
fanatics. The speaker in his usually ;iie
~" '''"'s"s'"' W 'u 'i'u"cI, rcN' We" II
some length tho policy OF the Pr, iiienf
.,so ,ho ...s :. ~,
~ '''S ~ ''"' WIZ = f"1
Aepuniican party, which, hcadei assa
Lad an lao rh.., s,,..,
've y" ~ - hAu. otcpheiiF, was
attempting TO rid, rouoi shad T 80
A.
tue cohsutuuohhi nights OF the people.
Ihe speaker W nc univ co umeu icd tic recon-
structIon p0tcy 81 Abdrew Johnson, ;ls1
his vetn M ttn rroc1,a.,, r,,.,..., in 80.
s"o @oie sPeesh hiade ny thc ffeS { AZ aun
rcQucntihcreto.
Th,
"0 'o'"'''''ec o" resolutions Te.nrhns'
Mr.. Cook brought his excellent rctuor,s TO
s'0eo' W give W1y 70 inc report, NiNth
was made through Ar McNcal thu l'oinr,ii.
,..,. c.- :
'ees occretnrvs astoiloWs @t.
U.s.. :.
ha. - ~ eitsh people "A' nav . ;'e-
oS.; ~ VI, T'"h .. s"s states ne IN
Tron .n.asI, n"'e recent '"f 90"
eution ., which th,r 10y ~ ""n
sa.,,s. < ....n ~ WIN ''o S'"nPi' az ~
.,.a universally declared purpose OF rsoi L
49, .. "a's"". "a'horfv 81 the constitution
.. me United States ana ma ntanin the union
here, ,pse.. unaer saa' oonslit"ion; 'na
pose on The part OF majority OF tlr peopis ]
u,sases 70 coh gfess, 70 dferegsrd 'ae pi ihG
sp'n nnicn tIie war mas been essia.!y
soSsu:, sha 20 ueieai the end sought to b. at-
'o np1 nv u, aow Therefore b. u
and Democrat. Of '"s ov"ser ar pabnesns
C,ac.J .n"' uc accept tue s"firAAsr q iAe
smh.sora~. .t.'i;.i - our oentfA's ana 'Ht
s;.a,:q INTUITION, and rec ogniton 81 the K
Cans,;.,,, W save IN amendments to ,neir State
gather v,th ,ha,y Pt'S '" ~ ''orr ~
TO the Union, and 10 the Constitution a. The s.i.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09
EsEa. EIAS'k's.rIE.N.S
A NJ L 4 lCAN LININ T

Win cura krHscs. sprair. Cuts wor.rr-. rfrn;na.
= m I on taei'd Ienaons. S@elled joints Lami o
fumas. and all Local ;.nd .ied Pains. md ali as
cases where IN cS o. nal Remedy is reqai,sG
Iils iaNIIENT IS. DhNOND I'll. DOUBT. THE
most caicaoiuls remedy offered IT, Tie. rnbc
IT, soi'tile penetrating. -ooilit ana l,eiii ,gor-
efiltrs h.trf themselves 10 iiie very bon ana live
tr sNarrtr almost Instant fai.f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09
DR.. BigelOW.

Il the ce'y physician as a Specialist now in
Chicago tht.can be entirely relied upon. f:o ro
RIv arc not suffer disease TO remain n your ~
TEN. dis.iguring your face andbody, besides de-
stroyia1 ,oIr happisesss md inture b. aspects n
life. ne has made personal disease q and nery-
ors debility Mss study for the last twenty rears.
ana u therefore the person whom all afflicted
should consuir. No one lesersheard Of . patient
oil his nc, bc ng cured since he has been in The
city Ills reputation has yoe cieis III al ne III
papers, his patients and the medical psofession
boIh pere apd ABROAD, ss being tie M >, ok lied
trtfe sssoh. II Ill o;Hersfal, DOM desnar. i've
him a call Itis uIslS con npn occorr,enrs = IN,
him to cure such cases. His rooms are sen raie
Tor la,kss..nd gentlemen, and lie most cnn,piete
in the city. ConepItatipn free and confidential.
Office No. E70SouiL Cia k street. corner N
Nopsoe. Aalfn block frols tho Pos! 0iiis<. 10.
Send Ia is, .:;epidesS ResltA,, published
monthly, free of charge.
aSouSo NM T4ss AgIsrvtsk NorrcHs -Dscscr
rige skdey cfcs much of his time 10 tho ,root.
ment OF those cases caused by secret sh;t !, il
ruins both mind and body, uniting the uu.or-
tnnate individual for elther business or ,scr,aty
yhj tsdeflects ~ these eaf3y habits, OF fhs az
cSsses Of ripef years. il % III akcn md dkh;fttsfa
the constitution. destroy the scal and mental
powers, diminish ard spfeeDle the turalfeeE
the Pleouges Of life ere hnsrreS, lie nhiect II
mssrisgs fsustrsted, an6e xistenee iSslf IS ,der-
ed term Of unce asipg s1ge4y Ind ferref anch J
peesnqR aspoaially tboseA e0nyemhlstiss Ss.r-
riaHs, sAould lose no time in ms)e1 ~ ss1iste
.ppllissstioa, = y, s u ~ sssa SssansF. :
o. 40 8. ClaGA -. ~. tense3s les
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09

Nos. Z. q Il - E..,ise ~. Chicago.
We have large and extensive MACHINE ROOFS
our 'obbins House, where manufacture
tlus.ing unter nur own surerviS tn. thcreh,
possrssii Z the advantages 81 kcasing our STOCK
VIZ !: Supplied, and regular sig < ana will al al
fines, Keep better assortment I nan can y, fOuna
nj houses supplied from tie Eastern market.
sp2g dtf ASAllEA PIERCE Il co
The New York herald., 1866-08-28

- nLraI-ggsE Z. gag91A .TLO.TI- - .--.L
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

A NoNDEscRIPr ANIMAL.--The
neighborhood near the Half-mile
House, on the road leading from Re
public to TiRin, have lately been
somewhat excited at the semi.Occa-
siOual appearance in the woods of a
wonderfully gotten up animal.
Ii is described as being a cross be-
tween a white owl aud wildcat. Its
color is grayish, its motion like fit
ting thing, and its voice is a shrek
calculated to interrupt tho calm cur
rent Of human blood Parties o.
yalorous suburban Republicans have
attempted lhs capture Of this I'm
heard Of specimen without success.
A party Of ten or twelve, on las
/ iMonday night. we're out for this pur
pose, armed aud equipped OF
horses with 6rs-arns. Noishhors wer'
disturhed by volley from this sd
Eeuturous combination Of Nimrodi'
curiosiiy -seekers, With what success
at this writiag. wo are unable Z
|chronicie, We await feverishl3, 'urth
or partioulars.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29
TO CONSUMPTIVEs

The advertiser. having been testsred 20 heahhin a
sw weeks ny avery siPnls remedy. after having
suffered several ysars with a,sserslsag Aaee'ien'
and that dread di.eAss, Coasumr,on-is snxioa' to
make known, to his fellow auns'srsths means ofeure
To all WHO desire 1t, he will send cory ofIhs IRE
pEoa u,sd t0rss az charge.l with ths directions
orptsparine aud using the same. which the, viii
nhd a suRx orRE Tor cossu 4PrioS, AsrHMA, pEoS.
ours, ,t;ouoAs, Coins, and all Throat and Lang
Ansc,ioa. ms only object OF the sdvsf llast In
sendins the Presentation Is to bensaithe afflicted, an,
be hope, svess sutsY 'l,ty his remsdy,us Il viii
cost them nolhng and may Prove a absssrts
Parties wishing tus prescription, rRKK, ny retufi
mail, willplsase address.
~ Rsv. EoW2RD a. WILSON
Williamsburg Kings Coz, New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-
NJ. II. Heusinger to Geo. Shock, 81
acres in Thompson tp., for $780,
Geo Shock to j. W. Paine, 8 acres
in Thompson tp., for $3.50,
Isaac Pennington and wife to Spen-
Ger Lewis, the City Mills for $4,000.
Paris Cady TO Spencer Lewis, bis
lot east of Rocky Greek, for sl1OO.
John S. Harrison to Spencer Lew
is, lot No Is in block 81, = adjoining
Tifin, for s750,
John s: Harrison aud wife to'Spen-
Ger Lewis, lots No B, 10 and 20 in
block 81" adjoining Tifiu for $500.
I Catharine Stoper to Spencer Lewis,
in-lot No. 395 in the I'd Ward, Tifin
for $3.50. 81 aaiEs.rs
Geo. Metcalf to Venice Lodge 1871
l. o. OFF,, 2Od #. of the north side
of in lot No. Is in Attica for $500.
\ John Tennis to Morris p. Skinner,
A lot east Of Perry street in FostOria
for $500.
John T. King to Thomas Farrell,
ih-lot No. % in 1st Ward. Tifin for
$3.50.
r J. A. West to J.. G. Blacher, in
lots No. 8 and 10 in Bloomyillc, for
$500.
Hiram Close to Wm. Austin, 50
acres in Adams tip, for $4,000. sfag
NJ. Bush to John Richards, in.lot
No. 1O9 in Fostoria, fos in.lois No
325 and 3O2.
Washihgton Dclphy to Frcdcricl
Debold, II and 3O-1O0 acres ID Yen
ice tp, for $1,000. q 81 -
Henry Bellman to Valentine Ear.
man, 10 acres in Thompson tp, fo'
S47b.
William McCutchen to John Tur-
per, in lot No. 20 10 BlOouville fol
S4CO. ha
Michael Rinobolt to George and
Charles Rinebolt, "a acres in Cliutor
tp. for s25OO.
George Hoffman to frank Zeller, I
lot on the south side of Perry stree
TiBiu, for 5000.
Peter Huddle 70 Ann McHenry,
acres in Bloom m. for sl05O,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

AfrNR spporionisy IS Afforded tos
sdAs shlsrbri,las ipsf y hssisats :
dairy, for the supplying Of our city
with good prsh ,milk. We are en-
sireIy without such an Institution
since Mr.. Ransbufg's sale, a fort
night since. Some one residing near
the city should engage in the busi-
ness, as there is no doubt that at least
one good dairy would bO apayiag iu-
stitution here.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

The Fremont CO., Journal invites
attention to the McPBERsoN mOnu
meet enterprise, and rays lie family
of Gen. McPnERsoN have finally dc.
cided that.the body shall remain at
Clyde. All talk Of removal ofthc
remains to West Point is at an end
The Mooameut Association will put
canyassipg agents ipethe 6eld,q once,
and win 'pasA the work Ofraisiog sub
scrip,ious With all possible vigor.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

Inosk Dtmcofar wac hevv besn
looking With each afond and longing
gaze for q removal in the Tifin Post
Ofbcs, have euaused hh the difEeren,
temperatures Of anxiety imaginable
during shc past week. and are pov
growing despondent, as tho coveted
boon rccedes from their grasp. The
mceti6s Of Congress next week, will
preclude the possibility q archOval,
and if the three days Of grace which
yet remain, brings not the much de-
sired "bread, aud butter" thon arc
they sadly defeated. Hcart~tending
Isn't itY1
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29
LOCAL NOTICES.

ArTESFIoN, Wool Growers Tho
Wool Growers Association will meet
at the Court House in Tifin, sAtur-
day, December /, 1866, for the elee-
tion of officers, and other important
business. A full attendance is re.
quested. JAS. BoYD, Pres't.
n6-2t
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

THE SCIENTIFIC AMERIcAN.-Thc
new volume of this popular scientific
Ijourpal commences on the FIRST Of
january next Mechanics and others
interested in the progress of science
and the arts, should mot loose the or
portunity Of subscribing for a paper
50 valuable for the acquisition of
practical az well as theoretical knowl-
edge. Many of the best writer's in
the country, on the above subjects,
are contributors to its pages. 1t
contains regularly, besides its valuas
bic reading matter aad engraviugs, a
list Of all the Patents granted by the
Patent Office at Washington. Terms,
I$300 per year. In clubs Of ten,
$3.50. Address MUM SEQ, No. 81
Park Row, New York City. as
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29
An Effectual Worm Medicine.
Rrown,s verminavo Comfts.


on woRx LozEsogs. Much sickas ., andoabteil7.
wnh ebildfe nd adults atttibrtvd 60 ethsF csp'es,
,s oeoasioaedby worms. The veRSwuoR coz.
vlqs." ahhoush sass,uai Ia des,Foyi Z wer~',
do 40 possible ialuty the NOS, d"liss,s ohld.
The vsipabe eonnh,N.uon has been .uccsssfai'Y
b, phy,ie,ans and found y be safe Ind sase Ia sd'
iea,ins worms, 70 huEfulso children.
CHirDRsS ntvrNo woNssrqairs immsda.e At
isntOn, a. neglect Of the trouble Onen causes pro
longe sickness.
sysprons or WORMS IN cHitpsrs are Onea
overlooked. wormsin the stomach andbo~sl' cause
Irritation which be removed only by The use Of
sure remedy. The Coh,h,ua.ion Of ~ fsdlsn n'a
ased In making Bsows's "vERsivuos CosFrrs
u sreh asio give the best possible effect win safety
CURTIS & HR AVN ,eropdslor,, New Nofh =
Sold ny alldealsr. in Msdioi nss,n rs ots. boa.
MAY 2l,,ls6B as'-l
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

Our friends whose chins are reercs :
ant to their trusts, will do we'll to pc
ruse the advertisement in this paper,
relative to whiskers and mustaches'
Our devil says he's going to try it.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

WtNrKR.---l'hls ls rne FIRST week Of
winter, Soon we may expect sasws
and winds and chilly weather. .
careful Of exposure and provide your
selves xith Co.'s couon BALsAM for
Group, Coughs, Colds aud sore throat
ID 4 an esesllsat remedy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

TnE Fremont Messenger says Hon.
7 r Fjnefrock has gone 10 Wash
ingtcn on "offieial .busincss.p
We have since learned that Mr.. f.
arrived at Washington safely, putting
up at the Metropolitan Hotel, and af.
ter remaining two days left very sud
denly in disgust; having completely
failed to accomplish anything. He
owes his failure, principally, to one or
two Department Clerks SO much for
ICopperhead efforts to get possession
of the Tifin Postoffice.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

NArIoNAL REsoRT,-A. J. REuss
|hings out his advertisement to the
public gaze, this week, and is now
prepared to keep a 6rst-class Eating
1ousO and Restaurant We assure
our citizens aud the eating community
generally, thatishsrsip no better place
public place--in the city to obtain
a good meal, than at the National Re-
sort. Mr. Ruess has rekticd his rooms
making themlbetter than heretofore
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

SEcEssIon. - Secede from every
name and kind Of Salaratus except the
Best Chemical Sataratns. This Is the
kind to use 90 every occasion, for il
is always uniform and always holds
out weight.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

K, One skate factory in Worcester,
Mass, has consumed during the pres
ent year 5000 gross Of screws, two
tens Of brass, 1000 pounds of Ger
man silver, nearly six tunso Of rose
wood, aud ten tuns Of steel, which
have been worked up by thirty FIVE
men and women into $4,000 pairs Of
skates. 1t also uses annually $4,000
brass thimbles, which are inserted in
the wood, aud 10 which the runners
are affixed, efectually preventing the
splitting Of the wood.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

THE difference 10 running on the
'e.D & Il. Railroad, where the track
has been replaced with new rails, is
particularly noticeable The transit
tiou from one to the other, some days
since, caused us somo fear for a mo-
ment that, the train had "aew the
track" aud taken to better roads. We
think Il would be advisable to finish
the relaying of the rest OF the road
with the least possible delay, for the
old rail has become quite shocking to
sensitive nerves. r7o9 eVof
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

ARrEMAs WARD says there arc'nc
newspapers published in his town, but
there is a ladies' sewing circle, which
answers the purpose. Is the joke on
newspapers, or the ladios2
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

y The saloons we're not kept closed,
.on last Sunday, as was reported they
would be. 1t is clearly demonstrated
that Tifiu must needs have its lngcr
on Sunday as we'll as any other day.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

A NEW milk Punch, a friend tclls
US, is made "thusly:" Drink six or
eight glasses of beer, and then a pint
of warm milk, aud punch your finger
down your throat to mix It. 3
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29
Wbituarp.

DIED-Near Tifin, Seneca county,
Ohio, November. 10, 1876, Mrs. MAR
aAREr McCLENAuAN, wife Of An
drew MoClenahnn. Aged 50 years,
4 months, and II days.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

DoN'T fail to attend the Fair and
Festival of Trinity Church, at the
National, to night. Some fine tableaux
have been prepared, and many nice
things will be found there for the holi-
,dava
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

MANY Of our exchanges have been
exercising themselves over the ques-
ton ofsswomen Suffrage growing
out of q Convention of females in
New York State, few weeks since
As the Democracy have become the
progressive (2) political organization
ofSthc day, they will fud in this, an
other opportunity to make poiut by
becoming their exponents. If their
tongues--the ladics'-would move as
rapidly on politics as they do on gos
sip, what lively politicians they would
make, to be sure eq ''et
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29
Piitsburg, Fl. VIZ Chicago R. R,

o. and afss New ieth, iati. tralas wli lsAvs STA.
lions daily, sabbaths etcsntsd, as follows =
Tsziplesvles chieago AZ 3s p. N. ieHsss dailyi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

NAsDr's lasti-Op the November
eleotion---whieh appears on our irst
p,ge. viii be found to contain some
tritc and pointed political jokesl