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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
TIFFIN.--This Bank is now author.
lied to furnish the new issue of Five
Twenty Bonds, bearing six per cent
gold interest, in exchange for the
Seven-Thirty Treasury notes due
August Is, 1867. Will also pay the
six per cent compound interest notes,
and allow full interest to date of pay
meut, aud buy interest coupons pay
BILE in gold or currency, before they
are due. JOHN T. HUSS, Cash.
BENZ. TOMB, Prcst. n14tf.
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ST.. VALENTINES DAY.-To-day,
that little festive sharpshooter,- Gu
pID,-is supposed to reysll ia has mur-
derous work of piercing hearts with
his uuerring shafts Of foSe, and many
are the ways pictured for the scanning
eyes, on silvcry tinseled paper, in
which he is supposed TO execute his
mission. fn times now past, this day
was most popular among the juveniles,
aud we recall to memory the first val
entine we received. What unalloyed
happiness was conferred IN that thre'
cant picture of little cupid in "un
drSss upiform," containing bOnsatl
an Inscription, that made ou
heart beat tat-too on our shirt
bosom, but the lass who made u
happy thea ia married now, and "
were long since left sOrrOwing alon
for the love that was then "all ou
oSu." f,gae
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FoR SALE.-Lots numbered 40x41,
corner lots in the ID Ward. on the
road leading to Fort Seneca, beyond
the residence of Frederick Singer.
On one Of the lots is new two story
frame dwelling house with eight
rooms and good we'll aud oistcru.
TERMs-s20O0 for the house and
two lots. Apply at the dwelling to
tf. URIAu HuBER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

PATINrs--It is to the interest Of
all inventors 20 call on G ross & YINa
LIMO, Patent Agents, ard have them
procure their Letters Patent. Charges
moderate. To be found at Dr.. Gro.
s. YiNoLINGs Office, Tomb's Block,
Tifin, Ohio. 4t
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oFTtCERs.
DIRECTORS.
NoIicc.

Frances Bernard and SUI yCourt Of
san Bernard, hiS Wife, Common
vs.. Pleas Of SEN
Robt. V. Sutherland and eca county,
Jemima Lugenbeel, Ohio.
Civil Action.
The defendant, Robert V. Sutherland, +,
n nonresident OF the State of Ohio, ig
hereby notified that said Francis Ber-
mad aud Susan Bernard. his vito, flied a
petition In tho Court of Common Pleas,
of Seneca county, Ohio. on the I4,h dny
of January, A. D. 1867, in which they al.
lege. that he claims un equity Of redemp-
lion In the following real estate lying
and being in the County of Seneca, and
Stute OF Ohio, ard described as follows,
to-wit:
Being part Of in.lotS number FIVE hun.
drcd and thirty three (b3s) and five hum
dred and thirty four (b34), in the town
of New Fort Ball, now the second ward
Of Tinin, in said county OF Seneca com.
mcncing for the same fry feet from the
Northwest corner Of said in lot humber
five hundred and thirty three (533);
thence running Southerly on and along
the West line Of said in lot number Ave
hundred and thirty three (633), sixty (6o)
feet; thence running Easterly across said
! in lots number five hundred and thirty
three (53s) and five hundred aud thirty
four (634), at right angles with their
Western lines, TO Water street, in said
ton n OF New Fort Bali, which street is
the Eastern boundary Of said premises.
The Northern lines bounding the same,
being psrallel with tae Southern line,
described rs aforesaid. Aud that said
cluim il. not valid, for the reason that II
is dependant on an unexecuted gift be-
tween living persons which has beer re-
voked. And the said plaintiffs in their
petition csk to forever forecIvse said equ!
~ Of redemption and perpetually enibin
him, the said Robert V. Sutherland, from
setting the same up. Said defendant Il
required to answer said petition by the
10th day Of February, A. u. 1867, or the
came will be taken as confessed against
hi. FRANCIS BERNARD,
SUSAN Bernard,
janl7nI4w6p'e1I,O0.l PLAINTIFF.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that hWe
Az this day filad petition with the CLERK
Of the Court OF CoTnsnon Pleas Of Sene"
ca county Ohio. setting forth that am
the entire owner of the Town Plat OF the
town of Middleburg in said county, pray
ing 70 have said town plat vacated by
said Court. hEusAN 1hhSAsh,
innaau1Bfa-
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C'0NsUMPTIoS.-The result Of neg
lected Cough, which, if treated with
Co.'s CoTGn BALsAM in season,
might be cure 4 with very little troub-
lie aud expense. The prOprietOrs do
net claim that it will cure Consump-
tim. but will greatly relieve any
Cough. They have oe-.ifnsie from
a gentleman whose physicians pro-
nounced incurable with consumption,
stating that Goes Cough Balsam cured
him.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

Tar age Of wonders never cease
Why does everybody use the Patent
Burner for Coal Oil Lamps2 Because
they can be used on any lamp with
out a Chimney, and do oot Smoke
They may be had Of S. +. PooRMAN,
at Poormau & Miller's saddlcr shop,
In Tifhn. nlSt2.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

THE ar iicle under the he2u "
4" Circumstantial Evidence" whlSh
we publish on the outside of this is
sue, will be read with interest by
many of our subscribers who were
residents of Frederick county, Mary
land, at the time of the tragedy and
the prompt execution of the murder
er. Fhe Frederick Examiner in an
article commenting on the account of
MEpIcUs diseloses the following dis
orepancies. The term Of NEwEr's S
1--WE have misspelled it NUEY) confne'
ment 10 the penitentiary expired
about the last of October, 1880, and
the NEwKY family we're mUrdeted on
the night of the 29tb or Both of De-
cember, following. In his attemp'
to escape from the neighb0rhood, in
which he was seen on the night pre-
ceedIng the murder nc was arrested
on reaching Baltimore, and when up
on being charged with the mu' de
of the family, denied that hi
name was MARKLEY, and knew moth
ing of such presons, nor the counir,
in which they lived. lie was exam
iosd before magistrate and subse
! qu.utly before Judge Shriyer, VIII
! finally Committed him to the Frede
5 rick county Jail for trial. He eoul
I not say where he was on the night 9
. the murder, drought no witnesses !
r his behalf and it was supposed relic
limplisitly on an escape from conhn'
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STILL Notwithstanding
the hard times and high prices, the
sale of the Best Chemical lSdlerdtUs is
still on the increase. People will use
it and every successful housewife
tells her ueighbor, aud When hcr
ueighbor tries it she tells another, and
thus its fame spreads until it is hard
to tell whore it will stop.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

LETTER LIST. The following is a
list of uncalled for letters remaining
in the post Office February l3, 1867
Lawier Adams, Martin Albert, Sam.
Armstrong, L. NJ. Beaue & Co., j. d.
Bale, f. Brenkmeu, Miss II. Carlton,
Gse. Dickens, j. w. Epley, Miss H.
w. EdNards, Joseph Fisher, Emily
Foster, Johc Gross, Nellie Gibson,
Matthias Herring. G. Herzeratha VIM
Hall. Josiah Khuns, Mr.. Anapp, D.
Labar, E. Louis, Barbary Nastin'
VIM. Patterson, Mrs Ryson Role,
Christina Rossman, Nancy Rcuehc,
o. p. Rogers. Henry f. Seiple, Phe.
be Sowards, Mr. Stutt, F. Snider, G..
Termar, II. Tremuth, Mrs. S. Turner,
Sam Won BlOn, J. NJ. Wallace, G.. IL.
Youett.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

TnE Home Journal says several
young men have appeared a. fashion
able receptions in New York, recont-
ly, in something like court dress,
maroon velvet coat and breschcs, with
silk stockings
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

TN-L9t No. .bS7 in the "a Ward of the
1 city Of Tiffin. The lot has upon It a
gond one story frame Dwelling, a good
Well and Cistern, IA Sr 10 shade trees.
The Subscriber will aell for two ihrds
oash ia hepd, and the halanes in twelve
months. For further particulars epply
to otR M s4o. @. YoST.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14
LOCAL NOTICES.

PYRLtc SALE---Mr. j. c. LYNCH
will hold public sale at his resi-.
dcnee, near Mexico, in wyandot coun
ty, On Friday, March s.h 1867
Some wheat in the ground, corn, farm
property, and horses aud cattle will
be offered Cor sale. nlst3.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

The National, on Thursday eve
ming last, was filed with spectators,
both floor and galleries, to witness
the masquerade and listen to the mu
sic of the Great Western Band of
Sandusky. We hope that the band
realized their best antlcipations of a
&c, ID time. Their promenade in the
o.oteruo,u through Main street, gave
the people i'sste oftheir quality, and
doubtless called oct many IN the eve
ming. The FromGnt hand came in
also on the evening h..Nn, Spu 0u,
prised the anduskiaps. lis merely
necessary to say that good music was
in attendance. rsr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14
EwRORS 1lE YOJITM,

A GsutismM has suiIsred fot ysAu,from Nervous
Ds3ili,y, Pfsmsiuts Dsesy, DAN the effects Of
youthfe ade,erstIcn, w.nfot the take Of ,ansrng
humanity send rtesto all who need u, the ree'rs
aud directions for making the simple remedy bt
whichh wasepr.d, Sufferers wi'hina 10 prcht BY
hs sdVsrisstI experience, can do 80 by addre"lnE
JOHN n. OGDEN,
No.la Chambers st., New Yofk.
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NEIoHBoRHoOD news.

FATAL AccIDEHT.--A son of Mr..
Robert Cooper, an lrishman, living
on Milan street, in this village, nam.
ed Henry, child Of about three
years, met with fatal accident on
s....I~5, A.. o..I :~st poll &C
boiling water was standing on the
floor Of his fathers house, and the
lad, in walking backward towards it,,
tripped over, aud fell into it, in a sit
ting posture. He was almost imme-
diately taken from it, but was scald-
dcd as to cause his death the next
day at 2 o'clock z. M.-Bacyr"s
Journal.
OK Friday last Col. Haynes, of
Fremont, was rejected by the Senate
as Collector Of Internal Revenue,
for this district. We understand
that an effort is being made
lookin: toward tho appointment
Of most worthy and competent Re
publican of Erie county to succeed
Col. Haynes. 1t is possible that th'
movement may be to late, but we
hope it will succeed.-iSdn. Eegiseer.
MAN KILLED.-A man named G
Scranton, was instantly killed on las
Sunday afternoon, on the track of th,
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati
Railroad, at the crossing opposite
Jenners corner in C.estline. III
was standing between the tracks on
turrow of snow, and attempted to ge
on q moving freight train, when tn
snow gave way, aud he, in falling
fell under the train, crushing hi
head, breaking his neck and arms
killing him instantly He was switch
man at Gallon, aged about 20 years an
unmarried. His friends reside /
Crestline.--BHe C Journal
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

BEAR HVNTER,-A map who claims
, to be setctaned as a bear hunter, was
on our streets this week, selling a
book Of his own adventures. He has
been forty years in the forests of Mich:
igan, aud has slain one hundred and
eleven bears.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

Sevc.-al Of the large dry goods es-
bm,nts iiu New York have es'
tnblished a de ,,ective force, which is
employed 10 look -after the clerks
The detectives visit all sorts oil ,'''aoeS
and if a clerk is seon where he shou''
not be, quiet dismissal and "no rca-
son giveu," follows at once.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

A NEW STEAMER.-At a regular
session of the City Council, on Mon.
day evening a contract was closed
with Mr.. II. G. SILsBY, Island
Works, Seneca Falls, n. Y. through
his agent Mr.. ROBERT BIcKFoRD, for
second class Rotary Steam Fire En-.
gine at cost ofs5, 800 one half to be
paid on delivery and satisfactory test
Of the Engine, aud the balance by the
lst of September 1867 The Engine
is 10 be delivered within three months
from the date of the contract. Two
tw1-wheeled hose carriages of an i'm.
proved pattern will aannmpany .hn
Engine, the contracted price of which
is $500 for the two. There will be
1900 feet of hose-T00 feet leather
hose, aud 500 feet rubber.
This Engine is said to be superior
TO any other manufactured, and being
simple in its construction, is safer and
more durable, while its effectiveness
at FIRE is greater II discharges 500
gallons of water per minute, and will
force / 4 inch stream $50 feet, or a
II inch stream 220 feet, or an inch
stream 230 feet, or two inch streams
22O feet, with steam pressure of not
over 65 pounds. The weight of the
machine alone is 1000 pounds wher
equipped with SUI tion hose. fuel, wa
ter, etc, 5000 pounds. 1t has 20 #
of rubber suction hose, streamcr anC
4 thydrant attachment when required
1t is balanced carefully on springs
, and will draw easier than most han'
engines. 1t can be drawn by hand o.
horse power, as desired.
1t will bear steam pressure to th'
extent of 140 lbs. with safety. l
will throw n steady stream and it
construction is such that no spas
-noo,:;n jets of water are thrown, ant
tho s..raiu on the hose being stead,
and eona; the liability to burst then
ia obriatod. There are 20 of thi
stvle of engines ia the State and ar
greatly preferred by Fh'emen'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

THE MAsoUERADE.-This evening
BooS Cotnct Band hold their grand
masquerade at the National. In all
probability it will be the last one Of
the season, and as it is given by our
home band let those who contemplate
going, positively conclude to go.
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Notice.
EXCELSIOR FORK COMPANY.

A Meeting Of the Stockholders Of this
Accompany will be held at the shawhan
House, in Tifffn, Ohio, on Thursday the
18th day Of February, 1867, at o'clock'
p. NJ. for the purpos, OF electing Dlrec-
tors and the tracsaction Of such other
business as may come befo'e the meet'
inc. E. O.. BowE,
~ A. C. BAKBEE,
j. r.. HAAS,
N. NJ. BARNES
A. 4. BARNES,
iani7nI4l4.1 IncorPorators.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

c, NJ. YERK, proposes to close ont
his present stock Of tin ware, etc, ct
and below cost, II you want any
thing Ia his line don't fail to give
him call, as be offers Unprecedented
bargains to the public.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

A general attendance Of the mem
bers Of the G. A. R..is requested this
evening at their rendezvous, as i'm.
spoftant business will come before the
eucampment. Fall iu.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

THE s. G. A. SocIETY.--A meeting
of the recently elected Board of Man
ayers, was held at the Court House
on last Saturday, and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year
A. G. SHEATH, Treasurer ALBERT
BUsKrRk, Secretary. After transact
ing other business tho meeting ad-
iourned.
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fIayin. direct influence on the parts, give immsd'
ate relief,
For BrOnchctus. Asthma
Catarrh, COnsumiptiOn,
and Throat Diseases,

rEooHEs ARE USED wiru ALWAYS ooop sucos'
SINGERS ANN ruRLIC sP +AKERs willdndrhs
Troahss assfal IN clear ug the voice whsn taken bs'
fore singing or speaking and relieving the throat asf
an anus aleSeuionof the vocal orsrni. The T'oeh'
9, are recommended and prescribed by Plp'ielsn''
Andhsve had testimonials frcm sp n-ni men throhgh'
out the country, Beirga article OF iras m'ht ann
havirg proved their efficacy by atsH ofmAny yean
zach year indig them In new locahis' Ia various
partsoi the world and the TToches areh universally
pronounced better th.n othe utisles.
Obtain a1ly BRowS's BHoSoHIA fEocHEs, and do
not take any ofthe wor heu imitation, that may
offered. t1- FOLD evsrywhsrs. tnoy2c-u0 Gm.
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S 81 r,Nr--Mall ftain leaves ritba iarh's'h san
rI dusky z i32F.a.
10 O5 an .-findlay accommodation.
Mail Ttaln FunS daily except sunday
4 r. sLoSu PrssidsAf
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For Sale.

ONE OF the finest sesideHces 10 the viz.
" lage OF Repsoiic, tfs
Three adj lining lots with good house
aud barn aud other good outhuiidlngs. al
- hne lot Of fruit trees, vines &c.
Possession glvsa immediately il desi-
red. '
Enquire Of Mrs. SALDv MiLlIyAR -
L..M1 STR QNC.. rFaa, cNRlcs
dsss0hfSsK ss0d
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

Six inches Of snow fell again on
Saturday night, and with it fell the
Thermometer, making capital sleigh
ing in these parts again, after short
season. Of thsasspd slashrIrl
Since writing the above the snow
has taken summary departure aud
the slcigh.bolls have ceased theiI
merry chime upon our strehiA.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

NorurSo has as yet bean hsSFd
from tbs jail, breakers who made their
escape from our county prison, last
week. They arc probably safcly
lodged in Canada ere this, Youder
who the "prOminept business man, .
doing businessin our city "ighfiy, thai
helped to liberate that delootabl'
crew, psu BOP Was ''ycpks at th'
buttap Of all this 7" e
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For Sale.

TIwO Houses aud Lo,al TO one Of said lots
an ae - Of groundis attached, containing ava
risly offTuit. Both are situitel near the homony
mills. TiEin, Ohio.
az Pos sfurthsfPaTtleFitneall on w n SIX
~ aid MIi,s. slE nosSs-nV-sm.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

TnE young Flks social dance came
of at the City HSIlon Tuesday eve
ming, and Yves we'll attended. These
.lsoeialso are pleasant affairs aud
should be perpetuated. .~-.,-r
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

CoNDrr & HAMILTON again lay be-
fore our readers to day, their special
inducements to those desiring dry
goods at cheap figures.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

The Grand Army of the Republic
have reptcd the third story Of the
First National Banks new building,
for hall for that order trE
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

1907. M.--Mnil Train leave, 1l1Rn ieonnseis
CaTey with train ffom Findiayi At Da
ton, for Cineinnati,
o ,5s, ?. n, FiadlSy Accommodation.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

RYAN & HAYWARD, Wholesale gro
GERS on Main street, oppOsits the post
office, are doing a good share Of the
business in our city, nN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

THE scholars of the Baker school
house, were treated to sleigh ride
ono day last week, taking in our city
10 their ride. g...... .o.r
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

gnrH. II. SoUDER presents in this is
sue, q statement of the Lorillard Fire
Insurance Company, Of which he is
agent. Their promptnesS in publish
ing their statement may be taken as ev-
idcpce of their general promptness in
business transactions. ti.....fr
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Plttsburg, ,FtW.& Chicago R. R

o and snsr Dse 2sI 1900, trsln, win isavs ri.'
TTainlsAvinx Chicago at 5.3S p. m. lenvssaaiiy
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Tlekets-supper included sl. {

RgrORs THAsKs.--The members
of the Great Western Band of San
dusky, publish card in the Register
aeturning thanks to the Tifin Glee
Club - Bruderbund,'') BoOs Cornet
Band, and the Fremont Cornet Band,
for favors received duringthO late visit
of the Great Western Band to the
city ofTitin.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

Mn. HENaY CAoSisE, Sr., was again
stricken with palsy few days since,
and doubts arc entertained of his re-
covery.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

Mn. CuUGcH, Of this city, has pur-
chased the Dry Goods Store of CIR.
SAcKErr, in our neighbOring village
of Fostoria.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

THR CsHldp depository isnow pub.
lished in quatto form and presents
neat typographical appearance, as it
always has dSnc heretofore. If as
sumiug its present form is any evi-
dence Of success, we are pleased to
makes note Of Il.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

a 'NINE more members we're initiated
into the order ofG. rs, on last FIJI
day evening, The work goes bravely
on. ! alAhalkl lL..Lt-A
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Itoll I
Itch |

SCRATCH sCRATCHi. soRATCui
whea,sa iOia,msut wineute the Itch iu tshout,.
N.o eurss SALT RuEuM ULCERS, CHtJ
RLAiNs, and all ERUP rIONs OF TnB SKIN
Price SO oeu,. Fo' sale by all dtosriu'. n,'sn@
,as eoesnttto wgEKs \ POTTER, Sole Assp,'.
hy nail free of PoasGe,ts any part the uhitsd
states.
Jphe 2. IsUa a4.-tg
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STRANGE nUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman IN the United
StAtesoan here someleinr very mnchto Their advan
taee by return utstl tft-e ofch pge) hy adtessink
the aadenlgnsd. Those having fears Of heina bCm
bueged will ObuEe bv not noticing this sctd. All
otheu ~ " n please ~ ifcss their ohe iant servaHt
THOMAS y. CHAPMAN,
63t Bfoadway, New lsrk.
Anritoo, ipgG, os-ty
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

THE Democrats of this city have
recently established Reading room
in Singers new Block. We are glad
to chronicle this evidence of a growing
change in the tastes of our political
adversaries, and hope they will avail
themselves generally of this opportu-
nifty ofsooking eight and knowledge" "
We know of no organization that can
bear as much improvement without
detriment in this direction, as that Of
the great d" unwashcd."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

OLD AND YoUsd Folks DANCE
The last one Of the season will be
given at iBlRrow's Hall on Friday
evening February 22nd, 1867. The
friends of CLIFFORD are especially in
vited to attend. Music by Clifford &
Rieff = Band.
yTieLets-Supper included Sl.O n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Mr JESSE
LEIDY, yesterday morning, received a
most serious fall near his residence.
fracturing one Of his legs below the
knee terribly. The Surgeon reports
It one of the worst eases he ever saw.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14
COnS y mPL4O4i CuhAbA4E 81
DIR. sCHENCK'S MEDICINES.


TO CrRE CONSUMPTION, tho .v.lcu mus hs
prepared 30 ihN the luues win hcsi. To accomplish
tbs ths liver aud stoma h mW. lin, be ocalsed aad
en- a2rsts eTea Cd ior good Wholesome ood. which,
BY the mndioinNs win 10 d.eoded properly, and
st-,d hoalihy blood maloi thus buding Up the
eon.i!iul.ou. sCugNCK'5 MANpRARE PILLS
ecanscis oinneh Of ail billou. o. muc'A accunu-
lsi,ons, ard by uaing tho Sea Weed Ton'c ia con-
teo. ION The sppsiuc r. reaord.
sgMENCK's PULAoNlC SYRUP "a nu'rcious
nwor q. .uci,enAl, and, by using the three rmned o.
all hnpari'ea arc eNpe cd from tho s't'cln, aud
,ood Wholesome blood made, whi"h win repsl oil
discrp,. plionts will taks lho.e medicine accord
ing to rcitlons, Ooasumplon yesy ireqUou't' In
ilsaira'e lie d. readily 10 lhelr action. Take ihs
pll. .re iuenty, to ellse ths ivofaid slomach II
d,,suol oilow la' bsoajHe thc bowels arc n0t oos-
live tfer ac not roiuirod, for sorncilmc IN dsrr-
hoa ihey are NECESSARY. The stomach musi r. up.
hsaihy, and al appetite created to allow The rc.'
mono s,rup to sci ~ 'le re ?7aorY organs pr,pery
and MAYA irritation THon that IS ro4 4nrsi TO
pr orln Psrms,ent cure y, to prevent ,s,ing
cod. Exercise aloul the Rooms A much a. pO,i.blc,
"a AI,ho richest iood--.R nioai, game aId ~ ise1.
.nyth'ne he appetite Graves lui bo par GUAR aud
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