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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07
Registry Of Deaths.-The following re


turn Of deaths for the quarter ending Oct. lat
has been made al the ON, Of the Probatc Judge
Mrs Elizabeth Young, aged % years, Tffin.
Mrs. Eva Angsbergcr, aged "A years, rifiin.
Jno. Beard, aged 90 years, Clinton.
Gerhart Merzig, aged GO years, Thin.
MargrStta Jung, aged years, Tffn.
George Kirchner, aged year, Timn.
Beach Summers, aged 50 years, Liberty.
Barbara Shout, aged "a years Hopewell.
Jno. Jaul, aged 10 years, Seneca,
Frances Bun, aged 10 months, Thompson.
Jno. Craup, aged IS months, Thompson.
Mariah Kird, aged IS years, Thompson.
James Mitchell, aged 90 years, Tinn.
Wards Watson, aged months, Tifin.
W. H. Hornor, aged 20 years, Tifln.
J. W. Miller. aged 81 years, Tffn.
Emma Fleels, Rgcd / year, THIN.
Catharine A. KeifIer, aged Sc years, TiIn.
Jesse f. Crooks, aged smonths. THIN.
Albion +. Lee, aged 81 years, Melmoro.
Noah 9citz, aged 6s years Melmore.
Peter Springer, aged G5 years, Melmore.
Edwin Quigly, aged 20 years, Melmore.
Honara Leahy, aged sc years, Seneca.
Mrs. Jno. Gailbraith, aged " years, Seneca.
Elizabeth IL. Campbell, sgod SO years, Seneca.
James Blair, aged II years, Seneca.
Jacob C. Harman, aged 27 years, Seneca.
Emma E. Walton, aged year, Seneca.
Mrs. James Leahy, aged 65 years, Hopowell.
Ellen f Harris, aged "A years, Liberty.
Jno. B. shaull, aged 70 years, Liberty.
Ida NJ. Mcdonald, aged 2 years, Liberty.
Elizabeth Henry, aged 30 years, Thompson.
Henry Bauman, aged 70 years, Thompson.
Simon Haffner, aged 7Oyears, Thompson.
Mary +. Nehl, aged II months, Thompson.
Francis Landell, aged day, Thompson.
Esther z. Fraub, aged6 months, Jackson,
Jacob Myers, aged % years, Loudon,
George Adams, aged IL years, Louden.
Minerva ]. lawson, aged 80 years, Londcn.
- Meyer, aged months. Louden.
Mary Watson, aged 81 years, Pleasant.
owen A, Heath aged 20 days, Pleasant.
Ellsworth ID. Virnich, aged years, Venice.
John Smith, aged 4G years, yeDice.
James Henry, aged year, Venice.
wilber c. Carson, aged month, Venice.
Henry strame, aged 81 years, Clinton.
Jacob Bessi, aged 81 years, Bloom.
Mary Blinn, aged 05 years, Bloom.
Lucy Hawkins, aged 81 years Big Spring
John Cruiser aged 93 years, st. N. Society.
Peter steinmetE, aged 50 years, St. n. Society.
Charles r. Robinson, aged 27 years, not given
John Shapaneh, aged 32 years, not given.
Jacob sampel, aged q years, not gwen.
Mary ]. Lowers, aged % years, not given.
Total number OF deaths GO. Males as; and Fe
nnales %
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WHY is It?--During the dark and rainy

Why is It?--During the dark and rainy
nights of last week. mono Of the street lamps
were lit. We presume there is no contract for
supplying gas during the prevalence of a moon,
whether ii Is clear or cloudy. With the condi-
ton Of our streets and sidewalks in many
places, II is really terrible stumbling and wading
through the bitches, over dirt-piles, and into
puddles Of water. on such nights, only for the
want OF lighted street lamps. II is not only dis
agreeable, but in many places where new build
ings are being erected, dangerous, We hope
that the matter will be righted promptly, for
there is certainly more need for light on such
nights than on those where there is no moon
but clear star-lit night
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07

Nc,,ie ceilcland, bcs, ssrii sced wreath ia
}. W. Coed, apd he's, agtli se.d picture end ,
Mr.. q. n Lshr, best cone brackets lat prem
same, frame lat prem
:. v. Good, 2nd " -" " 2nd prem
Mts. G. Lawpsin, bes, wax flowers istprcm 2
Tsr6is Fabrics.
.. ~ Coed, bsst displsy Of hair works let prem
uttilla Blssius, best worked watch c"s LIST
Ms Joho rl,tsnser, beet stocking yarn lat
Mrs, J,hn riueugcr, best pr ni,,en, 10, prem 50
ritne woolen Mills, best 10 yds tweeds ist
rlmn woolsu nis. b,s, 10 yds cashmere is
Timn wcolen Nuis, best 10 yds n.nnei ist prem .
fame, best pr blankets ~ prrm 2
Mrs c. tampkin, best pr cake tidys 1T prem so
same, 2nd sample hair braidins 2nd
Mrs q L,mpkiu, ee,, collar
John ntiit tvsi 10 yds rag carpet ist prem ?
Mary y. Emich, heat wrath u hair tst prem
Thomas Swander, best pr ehildrens nancy
Mrs. A. NJ. Campbell, best ottoman cover ist
Mrs. A. ~ Campbell, bc., pIn cushion let
I Mrs Mary Lang, hest Quilt dir.
/ George Rice, End best rag carpet 1
/ Mrs. Phillip BretE beet patch work quilt lt
Mrs Jonah brown, best pr wool ,ock' is,
Miss n. steclc, best covvrlet ist prem
/ Mrs l.. Watson, bed Quilt disa
/ Mrs. NJ. G. Ateuhsugh, end best 10 yds rsg
| carpet 2ud prcm
/ Eva Aucspcrger, worstcd sofa pillow ist prem .ig
| same, silk cmhrnidery ist prem
same, best display OF needle work
and fancy articles lat prsm
] Caroline Dice, bed QUILT dis,
samuel Brown, 2nd best rag carpet aud prem
=. y. Snyder, bed Quilt dlsl
e, Lampkin,i pr ladies stockings let prem .,
hcrs1'cr Mycts, case toilet articles DIP
J. y, Marquardt case fancy articles dip
S,P Hare, specimens pcn drawing dip
v =. Harmond, s'cncll work dip
w. u, nrowu, best domestic sowing machine
G.. w. Houek, COM pcnmanship ist prem
same Uiiaanl pcnninship int prem
same. card marking
Elizabeth Sweudet, wuoien comforter ist pfcm
! Wm, SpciOr, lot OF wood BASKETS ist prem
Jacob i.ybrook, shell basket ist prem
VIM, Scheth hcst display dentistry list prem
G Sting, beat family sewing machine lei prem
Mrs. w. j. Crisaeh pr fancy cotton hosc ist
prem a
Mrs w, ]. Cr,sscli, lamp MAI tst prem h
, Joseph harter, beat display Of scuiptuflng ist
prem
Joseph mar,cr, bcs, architectural drawings ist
prem
Geo. Spcils, beat piano lat prem
Cross $ rhompsou, best pntinr organ ist prem
Mrs, ". 5, Kendig, bcut display wots1ed work
istprem
Miss Ella Gibson, pen drawing di
same, best bead work 1T prem I
Best operator on sewing machine, Miss s. 7,
MOola.
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RRnnns nr NnrrH

Agcntleman who in early life was a victim to
that debasing vice so common TO youth, which
resulted in Seminal weakness, Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostration. and came
near euling his days in hopeless misery. After
using numerous rcmei lies without success, he
obtained from friend som, simple rules and
prescriptions that effected permanent cure.
On behalf Of suffering humanity how'll send
the same free OF charge TO All who may desire il
Addcss EDGAR TRENfAINE, Station u.
ianiT-Iy Biblo House. New York
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meath Of a sabbath school christian.

The son Of Mr.. Jonas Recme, who now
resides in Missouri, but formerly Of this city,
was brought to this place for burial last
week aud his funeral sermon was reached at
the Methodist r. Church on last Sabbath
He was at one time member Of the Sabbath
school Of this Church, and ofcr many years
Of patient suffering died praying that his
friends and school-ma;es might meet him in
heaven, and with christian resignation
peculiarly affecting in one so young.
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lectures We are gratiied to learn thai

,LeetuFes.--We are gratifed to learn that
some Of our citizens have been making arrange
ments for course ofloetures IN TifiE this winter.
This is something that should have been done
ong since. Now TINT an effort has been made, we
trust our citizens viii give liberal support 10
ths undertaking. The AFst lecture of the course
wll be delivered AZ the National Hall, on Tues
dos eYeaing, Nov. isth. BY George Alfred Town.
send. Mr.. Townsend s Justly considered one Of
ali, both from the city end adjoining country,
VIM avail themselves Of a privilege 50 seldom
afforded Of having a truly celebrated leelurer.
II properenccuFagementbe tbe given, other lectures
viii be announced IN due time. We are ihforms
ed that the COMMITTEES are now in correspondence
win number Of the most noted lecturers in the
country. Let every body attend.
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The Rev. EDWARD A, WILSON, will send
Iree Of charged to all who desire it the presorip.
tion with the directions for making and using tho
simple remedy by which he was cured Of lune
aheetion and that dread disease CoNsuMPrios-
His only object ia to qeueat the afflicted and he
hopes every sufferer will try this inscription, a,
II will cost them nothing. and may prove bies-
sing. Please address
I REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York
Nfav1e 1897
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07

Accident. "A young man, who hid
been handling lumber to the Grst saw mill
below the city on Friday last, was standing
near the saw on the lumber carriage when be
was thrown or fell forward on to the saw
cutting him in a very serious manner, but we
believe not dangerous
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DR. ]. Bryan Consulting PLY.
stefan,
$40 BROADWAY. NEW YORK,

Gives SPECIAL TREATMENT m all cases, Of
seminal, Sexual, Urinary, aud Nervous Diseases
IN nHie or female. ADVICE FREE and corres-
pOndcncc srRforLY cOsPiDRKrIAL.-,
To }ENrLEMFS.-t will send my private and
eonhdential Circulars Jfes Of ehoTgs ati FOR 10
by Dr. Ron r.. BELL. l0Opages.t
70 LtDiFs-i win send my Private Circular
With Anatomical Engrayings fee ~ cksrge aud
FOR 10 cents avaluable treaties by Dr. JOINS HAn.
yEr, containing importment information on ali
subjects Of interest 10 the sex. lanl1-ly
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Mr. lslrr,a alnrInr srhaal

Mrs Asire's Singing school Airs.
Asire takes pleasure in announcing to the
citizens Of Thin, ,ha, having succeeded ~
raising a class for instruction in ;he rudimenis
Of music, she will commence course, consist
ing Of twcnty.four lessons, on next Tuesday
evening, in the City Hall let ward. Terms
50 for the course, those who desire to avail
themselves Of this excellent opportunity for a
thorough Musical education should apply a,
oncc
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THE HEALING FOOL AND HOUSE or
q AfRnNN

Howard Association Reports, for YOUNG
MEN, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, aud the Err
RoRs, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy
thomanly powers, and create impedmcnts to Mar
riage, with sure means OF rrlIef Sent in Sealed
letter envelopes. free Of charge Address DR. J
sKILLEN HoUGuT0N, Howard Association,
PhiladelphiR. PA.
lana eO 1877
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Farm for Sale.

DHE undersigned, wishing TO quit farming. Of
tcrs his splendid farm for sAle very cheap, sltu-
ated In Washington township, hancock county,
Ohio, one aud a half miles southwest OF Fostoria,
containing i27 aereG, 91 Of which are we'll impr0t.
ed, the balance Is timber laud. There is a good
inme house, barn, wagon house, and plenty Ol
ut-buildingl upon the premises; also splendid
orchard of All kinds Of grated fruit, aud two
good wells Of water and clstern. For further
particulars inquire OF tho subscriber on the farm
or address him by letter at Fostoria. ohio.
9m octzt MARTIN MAURER.
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FOURTH GRAND CONCERT OF THE TIF,
FIN MUSICAL SOCIETY.

We beg leave to announce that the Tifin Mu-
steal Society will give their Fourth Grand Con.
cert at the National Hall, Friday evening, Nov.
10th, 1867, consisting Of vocal aud instrumental
musie, to which VIC invite the citizens generally.
-nrer rr-lE THE DIRECTORS.
All members being In arrears for dues up to
Oct. lst 1867. are requested to pay them other
wise their rights Of membership expire,
A. sFERAU, JR., Secretary.
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d Ahnnt T0Kn.--On Sunday morning

~ About TOWn.---on Sunday morning last,
about o'clock, horse, with bleeding limbs,
and torn harness on his back came running up
Main street at a fast gallop. He looked as II he
had run some dstance.--The bridge over
Rock Creek on Perry street has been torn down
10 be Febnilt-@--Andy Dean is about putting up
up a new building In place Of his old one,
near the wire bFidge,---Jas, s. YerlS IS pre-,
paring ioopen. out sNpplo store room in his
new building g----stranger must be highly ed.
fled by the aquatic ornqmeats on other side OF
the main entrance to Heidelberg College. Did
you ever notice themi--The new building
epccfed by Loomisk Nyman at, their Foundry,
near the wooden bridge, presents fine appear
| anoa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07

Potatoes. are quoted in Cleve-
land at o)@O5c for Peach Blows so@s5c
for mixed In Chicago Peach Blows sell for
IS cents by the carload, and receipts are
large. In Cincinnati good article sells for
ST 90 on arrival ahd 81 10 from store.
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ERnnns nF Ynrrn.

gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and the effects
OF youthful iudssretion, will for the sake Of suf-
fsrins humanity send free to all who need 1t, the
recipe and directions for making the simple rene-
dy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing 10
proat by the advertisers experience, can do so by
addressing, in perfect confidence.
.te8Hll fr JOHN OGDEN,
May Is, 1867, 40 Cedar Street, N. Y.
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Prize for Agricultural Report.-The

Ohio State Board OF Agriculture offers prize Of
slOo forthe oest accepted report upon the Agri-
culture Of either each Of the counties Of Della.
ware, Ross, Seneca, Summit and Washington,
and also a prize of SIS for the best accepted re-
port Of Actual Experiments made in any part Of
the State, in Understanding. For particulars
sec notice in our advertising columns.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07

Information guaranteed to produce aluxuriant
growth OF hair upon bald head or beardlcss face,
also recipe for the rem oval Of Plmples & blotch-
90 Eruptlons, etc, on tho skin, leaving the same
cot, clear, and beautiful, be obtained without
SAlArge by addressing
f THos. =. CHAPMAN, CHENtsr,
s21 broadway, New York.
May 10, 1867.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07

Dickens Christmas Story for 1867, will
be published in Every Saturday, simultAne-
ousy with its appearance in London. One
hundred thousand copies Of Nrgby Junction
were sold iu the United States.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07
DR.. HARVEY'5
Golden Female Pills.

PRICE FIVE DOLLARS A BOX.
are ltfehded tor spaninl cisaes reqnring moro
powerful malicine. They are four degrees stron-
ger than the orlinsFy kind and are perfectly
harmless and reliable. ~ l'hNA
II YOU cannot get them Of yopr druggist, wiz
send them by return mail. postpaid and secure
form observation feceipt Of the money.
will also send an Illustrated aud Confidential
Circular 10 Ladies' on application. Address
- J, BRYAN, n, D., sl9 nTcalkay, New York.
So Es janlf-y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07

At the Islands. "A large party Of our
citizens were on visit to the Islands last week.
They reported having had fine time and plenty
Of luscious grapes. The deposit Of box Of the
finest eetawbas we have ever tasted, upon our
doorstep, makes US exceedingly thankful to a
member Of the party.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07
BlScuIt n Luxury for AII.-The popu

lar notion that people suffering from dyspepsia
or predisposed to that disease should not eat
biscuit, has grown ont Of the f,ct the common
saleratus has been used IN the making Of such
biscuit. And It was right ths article is mis-
ehevous. But light and healthy biscuit, such as
dyspcptic people may eat with impunity and with
positive benefit, are made from d, 3. De Land
Co.'S Bet CheHicdl Saiarasp. Physicians admit
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MARRIAGE AND CELIRACy

An Essay OF Wa ains and Instruction for Young
men. Also, diseases and abuses which prema-
tnrely prostrate the vital powers with sure means
Of relief Sent free OF charge in sealed letter en-
lopes, Address,
DIR. sKILLEN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
JuAs 20. 1867 SIN.
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Horse SteaIIng.-The good people ia

Horse StcallnS.-lhe goou PeopIe III
the vicinity Of Clyde seem TO be infested with
that notorious class OF professionals known by
the classic appelaton Of "horso thieves" A re-
cent number Of the TilHss says: "scarcely a
week p,,sseo but We hear Of horse being stolen.
Il certainly seems ms though there must be an
organized association Of horse thieves, not only
in this part Of the State, but all over the country
There have been more than a dozen valuable
horses stolen within twelve miles Of Clyde within
the last yoar tI..N.I.
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BELL'S SPEOITIO PILLS,

he may recover his health. Make therefore no
delay In using this remedy. ~ gives speedy 70.
iief and will soon effeet 4 cure in all cases of
Seminal Weakness Emissions, Physical Nervous
Debility aud arrangements Of the urinary organs.
positive benefit is derived by using a single box.
Il Il entirely vegetable and and harmless and no
change Of diet is necessary whlst using them.
Price One Dollar per box with ,lull directions.
Sold by Druggists generally. In places where
they cannot be procured viii send them by mail
postpaid and secure from observation on re-
ceipt Of the money. address
J. BRYAN, N. d., $40 Broalwly, New York
Private aud confidential circulars will bo sent
10 gentlemen free OF charge. ianiT-ly
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Came 10 C;rIcf.--A ,eutouic individual

Came 20 Grief. "A teutonic individual,
living near F1atrock, made horse trade last
week, with which he was very highly pleased At
tho time. but he has since had occasion to change
his mind nitching his new stood to SPRING.
wagon, q day or two afterward, he came TO town,
and willis here imhibed rather too much ot the
favorite beverage Of the "Fadcrland," and start.
cd homo In a decidedly tiPsy condition. Tho
spool with which he travelled fairly cclipsed that
Of the fabulous "Fiying Dutchman," but unfor-
tunaicly for him, his horse, through stubborn
ness, no doubt, laid down and died. Deep was
his grief, and loud his lamentations, but the lat
ter were cut short by the approach Of a friend,
with = two-horse wagon. 20 mine Cot" said
hc, "mnc poor Dowicy vas 50 soo' horse as
never wash. but so help me gracious, he 60 '''
some morcl Help mc put him In der wagon,
shon. and we take him home" His friend pro.
tested that II would be impossible, and inquired
why he wanted him takcn home. Almost chos.
| ing with grief. he rcplied 81 know Kitarina be
glad TO SEQ hint Beier~, Gas.
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Subscrlbe.- e.-There are many citizens Of
good Republican principles, who do not take cur
paper We know their wives would like 10 read
it-subscribc. Club Terms--See club terms else
,rbcra
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Don't Fail to Read This.

Send your address. with stamp, for sample and
catalogue OF Articles for Young aHd Old, Married
and single. All shoul, have them.
Address A. BRIDGES, II Dleecker Street. New
York City. anrsm9.
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Bishop Tuttlc, n. D.--.This nprology foI

biShOp Iutllc, II. U.---lrls npto'ogy iot
= man. harbors IN Crawford county. lie pub
lishes little sheet known as tho "Dlvinity Ply
sican.r in which he maligns everything reli-
gious, and snecrs at everything decent Being
a Coppcrhead, he believes Valandinghrm TO be
the only existing God. The motto Of his paper
is al will go any length for Truth, but not one
step FOR Popularity at the expense Of Truth"
He is about as true to that principle as q man Of
his abortionnl origin possibly can be. His whole
existence is at the expense Of truth, and he lies
when he says he "wlll not 80 ono step for Popu-
larity at tho expense Of Truth" for he fills his
paper with invectives against God and man, and
his paper is bought on that account by class
who delight to read such stun, and the editor OF
II becomes notorlous--not popular-and he
knows Il, and Il pcases him. Tuttle knows that
religion aud the church, aside from the abstract I
christianity they teach, are tho very pillars OF
,ociety-the right hand support Of civil law and
ordcr-and for this reason II for no other should
be respected Of men. But Tutle IL self opi-
mated fool. lie Is against the church and reli-
giou; he is against his government aud country;
he is against everything good, and panders to
everything bad. lie is human Turtle, endowed
with a mulish snappishness and sour stomacho.
II We were out in the woods with gun, and
should see Tuttlc and skunk, We would forgive
the skunk its presence, but we believe we'd shoot
futile d. ID.
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have a lance at the City Hall to.notrow night.
They are stili in quest Of ncw Hose Reel to
match the Steamer. This is probably their last
appeal for aid to that purpose, and We hope that
the requisit amount will be realized from the
dance
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Heidelberg College. The winter term
Of this institution, commences on Thursday, tho
sist inst Students desiring to attend during this
term, will find it to thcir advantage to he present
at the commouccm,nt. The attendance diving
The past term has been very encouraging. there
being t5s names eurolleI
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JtChs Itch! TtCIl!

scEATCHi sCRATCHi SCRATCH III
in from 10 10 IS hours.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Tho Itch
Wheaton's Ointment cures Salt Rheum.
Whenton's Ointment cures letter.
WhertOn's Ointment cures Barber's Itch.
Wheatons Ointment cures Old Sores.
Wheston'a Olntnacnt cures Every kind
~ OfHumor like Magic. H.
Price, 80 cents a box; by mail 80 cents. Address
WEEKS s. POTTER, No TO Washington Street
boston, Mass
For sale by all Druggists.
sept esth lseT--iy.
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May 10, i8I
MARRIED LIFE.

Information and advice Of vital Importance to
the married Of both sexes, In a sealed envelope,
can be obtained free of charge by addressing the
undersigned. Respectfully,
JAMES BUTLER.
s23 Broadway, N. Y.
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The RaIIroad CroSsIngs.-Ir

ments in the shape Of walks aud steps are being
made ut the different railroad crossings, within
the city, and we understand that efforts will be
made to nave the crossing lighted with gas.
either at the expense Of the railroads or the city.
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PASSING SOUTH.

RIA. M.-Mail train.
05 r. H'-Sandusky & Tlnin Accommodations.
"a .. A. 49, Sisht Express.
sThis train does not leave sanduaky Saturday
Evenings.
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CINCINNATI, Dayton & East'rD R. B.
TIME TAnLE.l

CINNATI
but one ehase OF Cars between TIFFIN and
BUFFALO.
will pass TiFFIN, daily as follows, Sundays ex-
eepted.l
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The WcbstcrIan SocIety.--The YounI

Mems Literary Society Of the alb We title, have
resumed their winter meetings on Tuesday
evenings Of every week, and invite those inter-
ested, to visit their room in the Houck block, on
their nights Of meeting
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Steals through the mist Of alabasterlam
Aud every air Is heavy with the breath
Of orange flowers that bloom
/ the midst Of roses"
Such was IN, howcry iani 6liei with healing
airs AMI life-prescryiug products, whore DR..
Drake discovered tho chief ngrc hents n his
wonderful Tonic CONGRATULATIONS BGT.
TERS-the enchanted tropical island Of ST.
croix. ThcsPLANTATIoN BITTERs. coinbn.
ins all the medicinal AMI tonic virtues Of tho
healing and life-sustaining products OF that IA.
vored CLINE, arc, without doubt, the worlIs $
Great Remedy for Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, aai
al other stomichic difficulties.
Afaguolia Water.--A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne and Al half the price 0t1