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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26
A DIscOurse. We tnke ths followlng dl.

A Discourse. We take the following dis.
quisition from the AdOeriser, of last week
"S1-The Tribune, Of last week, ANNOUNCES
that "set to" came OF between two officials
"last week" in which blood was drawn.
We consider il real downright meAnners for
anyone TO play on Jokes upon locals, and especiHl
1y upon the unsophisticated youth who does up
that department. In the Tribune.
De patient dear friend our uusophistica-
tedness Is last wearing OF by contact with
the rough world, and soon We will Le as
blase and conscienceless as yourself
We will admit that We were sold by that "spili.
cd ink: in the AUDITORS once. but We did not
80 s ,o a. 70 pssInn, = we were not 50 bard
Oh srtIess admissionQ) You vere sold
then, and bollghiloo, probably, TO let that lit
tie local pass unnoticed.
But what in tho name of csmmnn sense did
they impose upon the crcdulity Of our innocent
neighbor fort (yes, why-Oh, why did yonO We
protest against such imposition upon innocence
espocal " when u can nos. tell Joke from 70.
qlity. II the wags around the Court House play
OF any more Jokes on the fraternity, we'll come
down on them, see five don't.
What a terrible threat is cor tained In the
ahovel Yes come down on them, do-the
wags--the iokers. The fraternity sufrere,h
aud innocence doth receive stab-ohl
We got the information from what We con-
slider reliable souree-trom one less inuo-
cent than the local Of this paper, and came
direct ftou one Of the parties 10 the speOun-
ter. We gave TIA passing notice. bu. the
Advertiser (which; by the way, gives US cred
Il for entirely too much iunocence) boldly
calls our veracity in question, aud would
have I6e whole thIDg joke, aud oafself lhs
victim Now the facts are like this The
Prosecuting Attorney. who, It would seem,
yet thinks that there Is God 10 fsaei, OBJ
jected to the costs taxed up, IN certain case,
as too exorbitant and more than the law
allowed. This the Clerk denied, and blows
followed. The affair took place in the Au-
ditor's Office, in the presence Of the Commits
sioners, yet our neighbor eoolly tells US that
Il was a Joke, by the -wags oK the Court
House. Oh, you wags Some Of the jokes
Perpetrated on the public funds, would make
even tax paying Democrats langb on the
wrong side ofihelr tiohtts
W0man's Rlghts.--We haven't time to
discus this question fully at proseAt, but wiz just
say yon can save money by going 70 Rroh 4 El-
der's sfor yogr ococksFy, Gi ass, sad slrsrsFiated
goods. 4sftr 0
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The CITY Hall.--Thsre seems to he a sort
Of incubus bsnfiog oser gar Chy Han, and
any lecture, exhibition or Performance posted
for that place, Is taken at 0uee as an affair Of
little consequence. There are no. reasons f2r
this judgement while there arc many reasOAs
why such should rot be the case. Since the
recent repairs 70 this hall have been made, II
has eorne somewhat into favor. II IS large,
gan. Sc veil warmed and lighted, possesses .
neal ned eontetiert stage, while the teu,
charged fOt I. is but ,riine. The reefs Ae.
croihg from IS dse 20 iBao the City Treasury
the citizens money, and we would think
this good reason, With others why our ci,i.
Iens should patrouito amusemsnts held there
As we'll as elsewhere
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Cooperative Societies. III New 70

Cooperative Societies. In New York
the cooperative bnilding societies sye sue
cessful to greater degree than cooperative
stores. The shares of.the original building
society are at a premium, and another is get
ting into good working order. The shares
range from $4,000 10 $4,000 payable iu
weekly instGiments Of 80 cents. on 81, 900
and as often as the subscriptions amount to
a sufficient SUN to purchase house they are
put up at auction aud bid OF to the purchas-
er taking the highest number Of shares. Tue
iacome is thas eonstaaty converted into real
estate, In the hands Of members buv mort
gagged to the society gntil fully paid for, and
II everything works aecordiag to the figures
Of the original programme each member
should own q house IN about twelve years
The prosperity Of the New York society Is
leading to similar osganizatiogs elsewhere,
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RRRnRs nF YnnTn

Asendsman who in, early life was victim to
that debasng vice so common to youth, which
resulted in Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Buiisiions and Nervous Prostfation, and came
near ending his days in hopeless misery. After
using numerous remedies without Success he
obtained from a friehd some PIE rules and
prescriptions that effected permanent euro.
On behalf Of suffering humanity he will send
The same free Of charge 70 ~ Who mhy desire it,
Adde'S EDGAR TREMAINE, Station u,
jenlT-iy Bible House, New York.
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he may recover his health, Make therefore no
delay in asing this remedy. It gives speedy re-
lief, and will soon effect cure in an cases ot
Seminal Weakness, Emssiaps, Physical Nervous
Debility andlersngements ofths dfluhty organs
Positive benefit Is Derived by uang a single box
II is entirely vegetable and and hari0less aad no
change of diet "a necessary whist Hsihg then
Price ono Dollar per box with nlli directions
aolt by Druggists generally. In places where
they cNnpot be procured viii send tI~m by mail
postpaid and secure from observation on re-
eeipt of the money. Address
y, BRYAN, N. D.. $40 broahuAy. New Yorig.
Private Rud canfdeutial cireglaTs VIII he sent
to gentlemen free cf charge. .fl bull A.
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TO cONsUMPTIyRs.

The Res, EDwAR0 A. WILSON, will send
tfres OF ehnriel 10 AL who desire IL, the preserip
tioa with thc directions for making and uslng ths
simple remedy by which he was cured OF lunr
alfeeiioh and thatdread disease CoNsuMPriow-
Ills only object is to qeneat the afiictcd and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescriptions, a.
~ will cost thom nothing, and may prove bles-
ning. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York
MAY lc iRg7 .I
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G, A. r. Festival at,Llberty Hall on
New Yearss Eye.-A general reunion OF

the soldiers who served their country's cause
during tho rebellion will be held at Liberty Hall
on Now Years Eve. Tn, Encampments OF Tiffn,
Fremont, Findlsys and Berlins ereenrwili be
present on the OCCASION oysters and other esta-
hes viii be served mp in fine style. Gen. Gibson
will positively bo here and address the people.
The proceeds are to be applied to the benefit Of
the widows and orphans whose husbands and
fathers gave their lives a sacrifice in Freedoms
cause. Let thorc be good turn out.-FostOriS
Ns,s.
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Knnnna az Y0IlrII-

gentle aan who suffered for years from Ner-
voul Debility, Premature Decay, and the effeeis
ofyouthfui ihdiscretlon, viii for the sake Of suf-
fsring humanity send free to all who need 1t, the
recne andliirectioas for making the simple fems-
dy BY which ho vas scured, Sufferers wishing TO
profit by the advertlser's experience, can do so by
addressing, in perfect confidence, ..-.r .i,sr
.eH JOHN O. OGDEN,
May ts, 1857, 4s Cedar street., ~ Y.
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Hnrner's PnhlicniIons.. .We al &c

Harper's Publications. We call the at
Iention. Of our readers to the ProspectuseS Of
Harper's popular publications in our adver-
tising columns. They are too well known to
need further commendAtion than is there
given. See also our offer elsewhere, and note
the advantage gained by clubing said publi-
cations with our paper.
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Incorporated. The Tiain Savings and

IncOrpOrated.---The Tiain Savings and
Building Loan Association filed itS certificate Of
ing0rporntion with the Secretary Of state on Fri.
day. The object Of ,the association s to estab.
llsh Savings and Buding Loan Association,
The capital stock of said company IL $500, 600,
divided into shares Of $500, each, and the busi-
ness is TO be located in TlfIln. The corporators
are John T. Huss, Andrew II. Byers, Robert
Lysle, William Kline aud Luther A. Hall.
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed 10 produce Aluxuriant
growth ofhalr upon bald head orbeardless face,
Also recipe for the removal of Plmples n blotch-
-, Eruptions, etc, on the skin leaving the same
soft, clear, and beautiful, can be obtained without
oharge BY AddFsailng u
p THoS. y CHAPMAN, CnrStsr,
s23 broadway, New York.
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NeN Railroad Project


New Railroad Project. Toledo
Biads Of recent date, dilating =, length upon a
consolidation Of railroads between that city and
Pittsburgh. says I'VE have nsmed the Pennsyl-
vania Central and TIE Pitcburg 4 Fort Wayne
Rarroads N this cUhneeuon, becsnse they are
tho most strongly Interested and the s,ronges, in
capital. The direction Of their road at or near
Wooster affords on cxcellen, point Of divergence
for a direct line 10 Toledo. But the Atlantic 4
Orea, Western, the New York h Erie, and, still
more. the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railrosds are ali IN.
,ercstcd N this connection; perhaps hotc more
than the Baltimore Ohio Road. This great road
may obtain this imporiAn, Northern connection
by way Of the straitsville coal district and tho
AansAeid Newark Rrroad; striking westward.
" from Mansnvld TO TiHHn, aud thcsoc to Toledo
aud Michigan. Ncithcr The Pcnnstivania Cen.
trail nor the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad can afford
to leave the entire business Of this great region
to bc gasped and held by the Lake Shore com.
binAtion."
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A Scttlement.---Wc should like 10 have
settlement with our advertisers to the lst
OF January, in order that we may pay a large
Indebtedness falling due the first OF the year
also from as many Subscribers as feel like
commencing their terms Of subscription with
the LIST Of January 1868. $50
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the HEALING POOL AND HOUSE or

Harvard Association u epor,.. Tor YOUNG
MEN, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, aud the Err
tho manly powers, aud create impediments to Mar
letter envelopes, free Of charge Address DR.. J
sKTLLEN HoUGHroN, Howard Association
's,$s.!Snss s.ss Z 80 :. a 4 laL laLlA alA
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The College Supper.-The supp

The College Supper.--The supper given
for the benefit Of Heidelberg College at Ma
tonal Hall, on Friday evening Of last week,
was an entire success. One Of the finest Of
cclations was sptcad for the public, with
oysters, candies, &c. extra, The young Ia
dies Of the city, were industrious in. their
efforts to make the affair success and ACCOM-
p'ished their object. The ''art gallery wa,
one OF the prominent fcatnres Of the evening"
and in which happy advertisement the snug
little sum Of $40 WAS realized. The candy
and tipsy parson stands were well patroniEcd
and the good things generally disappeared to
the utmost satisfaction Of all present The
Gideons rendered somc Of their choicest mu.
sic, 1.-The Students gave several representative
scenes of westons trip to Chicago, and
everybody enjoyed the social entertainment
greatly. The total receipts we're $3.50.
We are requested to return thanks to the
ladies and gentlemen who were active in
getting up the supper.
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Express InformatIon.-An an1i,

Express InfOrmatlOn.-An anxious
looking individual hurried into one of the
Express Offices, last week, and wanted to
know IL the clerk could express an opinion
for him. The clerk said he thought he could
and, at oncs expressed the opinion that he
ought to run for county Office being such
n --frdg
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CLUB TERMS.

The ra~us viii Be niailed y Club subscribers
FOR he aext yesf, eonusneins January ~, is1s
ss foIlo~s;
For clu5cf 5, 80 advance ........--......s Is
For club u 10 in advance. Is 90
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nrnth.-Mrl J.LM. smlth.

Death. MIR ]. w. Smith, one Of the
most respected citizens Of Clyde, died Of
consumption on Thursday last, His funeral
took place in Bellevue, on Sunday, aud was
attended by very large number of people
from Clyde and vicinity.
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To Subscribers. intend TO CONE
mence the custom, with the year lseS, Of
publishing troll Of honor" wherein, at the
end Of every month, will appear the name Of
the subscriber who pays during said month.
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rIRRIN MARKRrn.
Corrected weehly by s. n snssth.
TINA. ohio December 80, 1897

Corrected weekly by y " Sneath.
Tina. ohio December &c, 1897.
FLOUR--SttBO IA si2.O0. -
WHEtT-ss,ss to sass from teams
CORN-sO cts for new 10 cts for old.
RYE-i o. 10 Siio per bashel
OATs-h6 cent.
CLOVER sEEn-s675.
TIMOTHY sEED-si 15to s. 90. ...
FLAX sEED--ae %.
BARbEY-~St,a0 10 O, 30 psr bushtl.
DUrTrR-25 10 20 eenta per Pouad.
EGGS-S eents per dozen.
LARD-fn Kega cents per pound.
POTAT0ES--o0o co 81 90 per bushsl.
TALLOw-6 to Scents per pound.
CANDLES-Siearine IS, talioS 2oa ner pound.
WHIsKEY-st,l0, aud common %. so per gallon
HAMs-I6c; sugar cured 25 cents per pound.
BEEswAN--2o 70 Is Cents per Pound.
HOGs--Dnssedt % 00a eco
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OlnOlnnati, pa- -tOn.& EastIru 3. R


No es,..se Ofears Between TIFFIN and civ
CINNATI,
nut ons ehAse of Cars between TIFFIN and
BUFFALO.
On and after sunday August 25th, 1867, Trains
will pass TIFFIN, daily as follows, tsundays ex-
eepted.)
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Tie Episcopal EnIcrtaInment..--Th

1ht bpibsOpdl BHtcftAtnmtHt''--A Ahe
entertainment given By the ladies Of the
Episcopal ehurch, was not very largely pat
ronized, ~Owing perhaps to the insufficient
advertising Of the affair. The refreshments
were served up in ctoire and recherche
manner. The Anew England Kitchen was
found to be a very cheap and elegant board
ing.housc, and was presided over by the young
ladies in costume, who done the hospitalities
very satisfactorily to their guests. The tab
leaux were very fine, both in conception and
execution. The ninsic, a5it atwaysis wssex.
cellent, and we could hut only regret, that the
ladies were so lily repaid for their time and
trouble. We think that with more lengthy
notice, and more thorough posting Of bills, a
much larger "balance' would have been
found In the treasury a, its close.
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rtoh! TtOh! TtCIa

scRATcHl scRArCHii SCRATCH ~
in from 10 70 4s hours.
'WhesioH's oialmeat cures The itch.
WheatoR's Ointment cures Salt Rheum.
'whea,en's Ointment cures letter.
'Wherton's 0iatmant cures BasbeF's tech.
'WhsAton's Oiatmept cures Old Sores
yvhestOn's Ointmrnt cures Every kind
OfHumor like Magic.
pree, so cents hoSi by mail so cents. Address
WEEKS 4 POTTER, NO ITO Washington street
Boston, Mass
For sale by all Druggists.
sept 2s'h, isGTTiy. VTEr-r -
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MARRIED LIisE..

Infoumation Nnd advice Of vital Importance to
the married OF both sexes, In sealed envelope,
ssn be obtained free Of charge by addres,Ips the
1nd'rsisaed. Respeetfallyss =. Il. ..,fs
f.era.rH .t JAMES BUTLER. II,
s23 Broadway, N. Y.
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transfers OF Real Estate.

VIM. Lang TO Adam c, Murray, in-iOt No. 10 In
IT. Seneca, for S125.
Francis stoner 20 Cornelius Shook, and s6-ioo
acres In block "Y" OF THIN, for $3.50.
Tobias Rushls 10 +. s. White, $3.50 acres In
Adams TIP. for $1,000.
Christ Legron to Christ c. Dehm, 90 acres in
bloom Tp., for $1,000.
John skinner TO Andrew Smith, 1884 acres In
Jackson TIP for S,,ali 90.
n. Frankhouser to II. Frankhouser, 20 acres In
Liberty Tp., for $500.
Martin Xingsesd to John Durmuth lot 81 In the
end Ward, for $40.
Aiva Barber to Laura J. Faith, lot 70 in 0rosn
Springs for 81 900.
J. A. Gcodaie to T. stickney, lot In Republic,
for 500. 80.
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Don't raiI 20 Read Tnia

Send your address, with stamp, for sample and
catalogue OF Articiesfor Youhs and Old, Married
and single. All shoul, have them.
Address A. BRIDGES, "a Bleecker Street, New
York City. augsma.
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nnd Country.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. .. 1891.
FOund.--A hautetchief wlth m,

Read.-Read the notice Of',hs, County
Treasurer IN another eoiemn. a 81"
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NEW YORK MARaBr.

NV fORH, Zee. q,
FLnUR-Lower. at $40 ooaiO 81 for extra State,
and $40 00at3 90 for roun1 hoop Ohio.
WHEAT--For No. Spring; s2t 591fs
RYE-~Firmeri 81 68ai 10 for western
CORN--Lcwer; I a64I 20
OATS--sJcts for western.
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CINCINNATI MAnKRr.

crseiNNArI, Dec. 20.
WHEAT--Dull aud prices nrmiuAi.
CORN--72a73 cts for new ear.
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Encampment az RepubIIet -Tho f0l-

lowing are the officers elect at the Encamp-
ment, At Hepubllc, for the ensuing year a'
Humphrey Bromley, N. E C. Q. r.
Christain, Park, Generalissimo. .A.ca,
James $. FELTON, Captain General.
John HeurtIs, Prelate
Daniel brown, Treasurer, is,,st sft
EFT. Stckney, Recorder, t,t 81 a1rH-
A. X. Spooner, Senior Warden.
Geo. Shelterly, Standard Bearer.
John Terry, Sword Bearer. a,t eA.
A. Kellogg, Sentinel. e'ta'N' -
Regular Communications are held % the
fourth "Wednesday evening Of every month.
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CH,CAGOM MARKRT.

FLOUR duh At ss.2stt62sfor extra,
WItEAT--I At, Layer.
CoRN-- lfiweri u ets 70. Il e
OArs--Jecfs
RYE-ei 50ai 81.
BARLLY--eI -. No, Q.
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N0blc Enterprise. s-From tue Colun-
bus Journal we learn that n movement Is on
foot to establish WomaE's Hospital in that
city, It's object is to furnish an asylum for
women needing medical care, A Constitu-
ton proviiing for an organization has been
adopted, and the association is to be known
as the Columbus Hospital Association for
women. There is scarcely any phianthropic
enterprise more deserving Of benevolent
contributions. We trust the tine is not dis
tant when the State authorities viii fellow
il with Stale reform school for girls, That
established for boys has been productive Of
great good, and We can see no reason why
the female erring and homeless should not
have tho benefits OF similar institution.
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FOund.-A white rOund-shaped pocket
handkerchief, edged with lace. The owner
can have tho snme by applying at this oiice.
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RedurtIon of Postage. --On and aiter

January ist., the postage on letters to Eng
land, Ireland. Scotland and Wales, will be
reduced to tsslrs eeais per haV Onnes, OF
fraction thereof 80
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Nn Rnfter Prnnf RennIred. -it bad noI

yet been publicly denied that the best Chemical
saleratus made by d. b. De Lsnd Co., is all
that It's friends have olaimcd-shAt is apure and
wholesome article. This cannot be denied in
face ofths testimony Of chemists and those best
qualified 10 Judge. II is much better than Soda.
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Magnolia Water,--A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne and At half the price. 2t9
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"A Merrr Chrl.tnas..--

rcns % IRE Ttsrss. and TIE rect of ,he vo,ia. ve
sish a"merry Christmas" this bright winter
morn. with horcs for the snioyment Of many ys,
. % raroa
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Punch and Judy.---MsjOr Ward de-
lighted everybody present tthe City Hall. on
Saturday evening, with his show. he proposes
to chow his s.air again sometime this week.
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HAPPTWESslOa MISERY,

The victim OF youthna iudlscretion destroys
his happiness, ruins MS prospects for social en-
toyment, marriage, and the pursuit Of business,
aud ends hls hfe N misery; but by the timely
use OF the long tried any faithful remedy,
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Tuoss irrcverent lads who called names after a
certain "bald head" Of old, deserved their un-
timely end, because at that time no panaeea had
been discovered TO restore the human hair upon
the bald spots Bu, now Rings Vegetable AM
brosio is known TO possess the rare merits Of in
vigorating the roots and filing them so full Of
life, who're not entirely dead, that they cannot
help putting forth new growth which rivals in
beauty the locks Of youth.
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"Msn Make, a Death which Nature never
hsde,s When ho negieots toapply the proper
remedies 10 arrest the progress Of disease Every
affection Of the Kidueys and Bladder, Throat
and Lungs are cured BY Dr. J. W. Poiand's white
Pine Compound
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NOTICE.

4 IN psrsoas krawing themtelvas indebted 70
n the late firm Of roormNn Muller, or having
claims asAinst said nrm, will please call and sst-
t!e the sane. stonee with the undsrslsued, a.
iomS P0oRNAN.
Nov. ist, 1897 81 moi
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"HvsRASps, I.ovE rovs wvEs, /" and give them
Plantation Bisters when they aresnferisa from
Nervousness, General Debnty. spasuss, Faios-
ness, or any Of the thousand and one diseases TO
which the weaker sex Il lsble. Having yo'rssirs'
experienced the benefit Of their use, extend the
sLfssra Of others. This invAloahle tonac VII
chase Hypochendria or "the Blues t-sise tone
70 the damaged nervous system-gentle stfnu.
late languid secretions-dispel vapors and e-sui,
and generally build IN the worn constitution.
For each ser ard all sses it is gentle stimulani
and a refreshing cordial. Millions Of bottles are
sold daily all over the world.
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the conner. The owner oAa got u By calling Al
Naylor's, proving property and paying charges
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Look nt Thls.---We hav,

Look nj Thls.---we have made arrange
ments to club the TnsrSE for the next year
with the following Periodicals and Newspa-
pers, which will enable persons to get them
murh lower than at single subscription prices
to.wit:
The rrlbuac ahd Saturday Eve, Post, for sa,sO
+" Harpors MagaEins Z" 800
da "D'. The Lady Friend - $40
"cy e Hhrpsrs Weekly 400
q" 10 " HsrpSrlB n ,zNri " Jt u $50
Any OF the above would make very spita-
ble Christmas present, ''''
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26
gspsfiql Natiets, d
RRNTUCKv STATE LoTTERy,

The only legalized Drawings In the United
States. The Grand Holiday Drawing will take
place Decshbef sisf.i Ss5o.kso obe distribeted
capWai prire abo,ooo couinualcations ssrtsiy
lsALA5Il nuRRY, EDDY 4 Co, "a
a. not Covington NY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26
The White Pine COMPOUND.

GEORGE W SWEET, NJ d Propne,or.
Prepared AZ thc
NEW EeytsIAND nOfASECA pEron
tta, Hanover Street Boston,
Under the auperviaion of the Rev. .. w, Po.snd
~ For sale ia rim ey.
hHR1utsrR : NNfRe.
l. \ 81. iolrN.
mr1neoYl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26
List Or Letter. Rcmaining in the Tima
- n. nee IA uaRT
PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Perfumcy.-An immense stock OF Per-
fpmery, ofevery description, At
HERSHISER 4 MYERS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26

WOman's Rights.--we haven't time to
discus this question fully at proseAi but wiz just
say yon can save money by going 70 Rroh 4 El-
der's for yogr orocksry, Gi ass, sd silrersFiated
goods. 4sitt l