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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-30
THE RIOT.

Eps THmuNE-ify attention has bern called to
communication In you issue of the 2ld instant
from Republic by a correspondent who signed II,
"a Citizen" in which the writer gives you a re-
port Of "horrible riot in Republic" on the
evening OF Jan. sth am somew hat at n loss to
undersmnd whether the wrltcr intends to perpo.
trate joke upor tho good people OF Republic,
or on you editors, who are always pleased to re-
cove local items from the surrounding villages
Of your city. II intended as joke at the ex-
pense Of our usually quiet town, can only say
It is a very malicious way OF doing our town an
injury. II intended as a sell on you, It Is very
poor effort at sharpness, for assure you the
writer could not have had tho rotributlon OF
this, or the world to come in vlow, for In the
good Book we arc assured that the liar can in no
wise sec the Kingdom OF Heaven. t'I
assure you that tho communication is false h
almost every respect, and with your permission
will give you a tyuo and faithful history CT the
whole affair as it transpired, and as It appeared
in evidence upon the trial or tho case.
For some hmc previous to the sth OF January,
there had been some handying OF words between
the boys OF our excellent Union school (said
school is under the superintendent Of John T.
Cole, ESQ., and the students Of the Academy
numbering in al (male and female) seventeen,
undor the management OF a fellow by the name
Of Wittor. The, students Of the academy fre.
quonuy send challenges 10 the union school
boys, that II they would come up 10 the academy
the students would s'clean them out.' There.
fore, on the evening Of the sth, one OF the stu.
dents from the academy went down town. ana re.
poatod the threat, and said that the student were
going to hold their debating society at the aoad.
emy that evening, and II the bows would como
up, they would 'elean them ont"
The BOYS, not feeling like taking the on repeat
cd challenge, FIVE in number. walked up 10 ,le
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AbOut ToWn.-.Mr. Totnyer has

About TOWn.---Mr. Tok0yer has rc-open-
sd HE tobacco and cigar store opposite this office
% Maltet strcct.---W. r. smythc has disposed
OF his grocc-v and provision store, corner OF
sandusky and M,i' street, Second Ward, to
c, Troxcl--capt. A 'sms is selling OF his
stock OF boots and shoes, at coss, With view to
removing gwest.-ChAplain McCabf preached in
the Methodist Episcopal church, on " N>dnesday
and Thursday evenings Of last week. Those in
attendance were delighted with his sermons, an
his song-,he "Dattle Hymn of the Republic"
which he sings with much pathos and feeling -
Court commcnccs In this ciiy on Monday next
We have received a very polito invitation from
court official to be present on that occasion. They
probably want to give character to the ins,itu-
tion, rs quito large number Of our prominent
citizens arc also named IN connection herewith.
---Citzcns residing in the vicinity OF Perry
street In the Second Ward, have beon taking adj
vantage Of tho "natural bridge" OF ice formed
across the river and thus save some distance by
using tho clever handioraft Of the winters arch.
tect in passing to and from business The
Masquerade OF the Eurolas last woolS was not as
well attended rs 1t should have been. When
dividend was declared, heeaty.one cents fell TO
each member. "Business is business -
party Of sleighers were in from Fostoria on Tues.
day evening, and seemed TO enjoy themselves
largely. the Concert OF the Tiffn
Musical Society tonight A rich treat is in store.
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Council PrOceedIngs. Monday evening

Council Proceedings Monday evening
Jan. 25th.-all the members present. No accounts
allowed. Accounts from Hose company aud Jno-
A. Myers, wesc seYeraly presented and referred
to a committee for investigation. THE potltion
praying for the closingof saloons on the Sabbath,
referred to the city Solicitor, was returned .ae-
coinpanied BY report that the city bad tvoor-
dinsnees regulating iie selling OF inioxieating
drnks, and that no fnrtheriegisiatoh Was nsees-
sarY. On motion said report was received and
ordered hled.
The committee 10 consider the propriety Of
changing the Market llonse into business rooms,
reported IN writing, recommending snrl change.
The committee wore then authorized to carry out
such recommeadston.
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A CARD

Permit me 10 express to the ctlfons OF THIN
my hear, fclt thanks for thoir very general atien-
dance Mt the City Hall, on Sabbath evening, Jan.
2Gth, to listen to an address f-ouin on the sub
lect ofTemPcnnce. For the united patronag,
OF tho churches, aud for the very generous man
ner in which have bccn compensated, as well as
for tho kind treatment have received at their
i Nuds, shall always remember my visit to Thin
a.. sp.t eonsecratod to memory by the associa-
lions O., my earlier years-with the greatest Of
pleasure.
Yours etc.
rpEtNP. sLADE.
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ERnoRs oF YourII.

gentleman who 10 carly life was a victim to
that debNsins vice 50 common to youth, which
resulted In Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emisslons AMI Nervous Prostration, and came
near ending his days in hopeless misery. After
using numerous remedies without success, he
obtained from friend soma simple ruies and
prescriptions that effected q permanent cure.
On behalf of suffering humanity he will send
the same froc Of charge % all who may desire IT,
Addess EDGAR TREMAINE, Station u,
ianl7-ty Il- Bible House, Now York
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Newspaper Changes. ..-Messrs. Lemon 4

Motley have disposed of the Clyde Times to zahm
& Brother, two practical printers, who promise
to make ita first class local rather than politl-
cal paper,Abutwill remain as heretofore, thor.
oughly Republican.
We learn irom the Eegissr that Mr. r. N.
rrayers, former loeal Of that paper, who has had
tho editorial management OF the new evening
daily Journal published IN that city, is about to
assume entire control Of the daily nuhlleallon.l
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Meath In Caroy.--Mr. McAimon,

Death In Carcy.--Mr. McAlmon, pro-
prstor Of Macks hotel, q. the above place, died
on Monday, Jan. 21th, from hemorrhage Of the
lungs McAlmon was for several years resi-
dent Of this city, aud kept the shawhan House
saloon. He was gentleman Of most genial dis.
position, but much addicted to ntempernce, from
the effect OF which hemorrhage was caused aud
by which he prematurely terminated his ex-
istence
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II our friends will use preparations for rastor.
ing gray hair they should use the best in tho
market. Our attention has lately been called to
40 article which has an extensive seie and q very
high reputation, known as Rings Vegetable Am
brosia, and We are ipeliuodto think that II pos.
sesses more desirable aud less Objectionable
qualities than any other in the market. Il 70.
stores gray or faded hair TO its original color in
most remarkable manner. and By its insigoras.
ing aud soothing properties removes all dan
druff and humors from the SCALP. Give il q fair
trial and Won cannot fail to like IT,
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
Nous Debility, Premature Decay, and the efIeels
Observation-Disclosures. viii FOR the sake OF sut-
ferlng humanity, send free to all who need II, the
recipe and dlrectlopsfo making the simple rene
dy by which he was Cured. Sufferers wishing to
proat by the advertisers experience, can do so by
addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN n. OGDEN,
May i6, 1867, "a Cedar Street, N. Y.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, will send
troe OF chNrge) to all who desire It, the prescrip-
tion with the directions for making and using tho
simple remcdy BY which he was cured of lung
affection aud that dread disease coNsuNrrioN.-
Ils only object "a to qencat the afflicted and ho.
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription, as
II viii cost them pothips, and may prove bles-
sing. Please address ~
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
MavIC 1887
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I WILL offer my farm At private sale, sltaAtod
! one mile wrAi ~ sycamore village, Wyandot
county. Ohla The iarIn consains 100 acres, OF
Franc House Nuh Frame Harm, With
All otheg necessary out hulldingsj II "a we'll WA
lered. anJ goad orchard on n. ettf4
hH-Any nerson wiIhing 10 purchsse q good
farm are insited to cali and examine The prenses
A. PoSTIoES.
fcr 70, ieG1. en- not
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Obllged.--We are again put under obli-
cations to many friends for Western papers, and
to our honorable representative for q Congress.
siqnei directory message, and reports Of the
heads Of departments, etc Also to u. f. Wade
fnr many faNnra.
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mo Temnerance Lectnre..

on temperance hy Mr. Edwin p. Slade on
Sunday evening, at the City Hall was quite
well attended, most impressive address was
listened to. In testimony of the lecturers
own pleasure in addressing our citizens, we
call attention to a card from him published
elsewhere.
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AnsMerloI Ihc rhnllenrr

Answer TO the Challenge The tollow-
ng answer to tho challenge which appeared in
ithe Adrerti.cr Of the week previous, appears in
las, weeks issne; .E
"ED. ADy.-in answer TO ass" communication
in last weeks ASrsrsiser We world say, that wo
will not run or trot horses for charitable pur.
poses, but We will run and trot stations mares,
and geldlng', on the Monrooville course, in the
spring, for any amoun, Of money that the Huron
county folks may sec st to invest. Yours,
6. r., &C.
p. s,--If this is accepted ~ must b. done With
in thirty days. ff-r.n
THIN, Seneca Comfy, Jan. Is. isos"
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THE HEALING PooL AND HOUSE OF

Howard Association Reports, for YOUNG
MEN, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the Err
RoRs, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy
themanly powers, and create lmpediments to Mar
rInse, with sure means Of relief. Sent in Sealed
letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address DR. J.
sKILLEN HoUGuToN, Howard Association,
Phlladelphia, Pa.
lima On taey to
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BELL,S SPEOIFIO Pulls.

he may recover his health. Make therefore no
delay In nsing this remedy. IL gives speedy re-
lief and will soon effect n cure in ali cases os
seminal WeakEess, emissions, Physicgl Nervous
Debility aud ran aeHenta of the urinary organs
Positive benefit IL derived by using q single hox
II is entirely vegetable and and harmless and no
change Of diet Is necessary whilst using them.
PRICE One Dollar per box with fill directions.
Sold by Druggists generally. In places whore
thev cannot BE- prornFad will send them By mail
postpaid and secure frnm observation on re-
eeipt 0f the money. Address
D. j. BRYAN, NJ, n. $40 Broadway, New York.
tpfiyafa anil oonhdsntiai circulars Riil he sent
10 gentlemen free ~ Charge izais-ly
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The Orphans Benciit.-The Concert for
the benefit Of the Orphans Of the Asylum, in
this city, which took place at the National
Hall, on Tuesday evening, was financially a
failure. Il is proposed to repeat it on Mon
day ev,ning next, lower.NS the admission TO
25.cts. This is very deserving institution.
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Ttc1n Ttchi Ttch

scRATcHi scRATcHii sCRATCHiH
in ffom 10 70 ls hours.
Whelton's Ointment cures The Itch.
Wheaton'a 0intment cures Salt Rheum.
Wheaton's Ointment cures TeHer.
Wherton'a Ointment cures Barber's itch.
WheatOu'a Ointment cures Old Sores
wheaton's Ointment cures Every lind
OfHumor like Magic.
Price, 80 cents a boxi by mail 60 cents. Address
WEEKS q POTTER, No 10 Washington Street
Boston, Mass f
For by all Druggists.
Sept 26th. ls6T--ly.
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PASSING NORTH,

3 o5 ?. M..-Mail train. ffei1
5 90 A, NJ Night Express. .-l
Connections made East and West at Clyde,
Forest, Dsliefontaine, Urhana and Dayton.
New and COmmodlous Sleeping Cars on Night
Trains. t-uf q J. C. WILLIAMS, Supt
Gro b errVrNa Agent
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Town and Country.
THURSDAY MORNING. JAN. 40, 1858.
New Advertisements.

Exhibit-John Heilmen.
Legal Notiec-M. Shirley
Legal Notice--J. Carpenter
Dissolution Notice.. ]. Lambcrtfon
Dis. Notice-B. W. as.
Dry Goods -Sbawhan & Wilson.
Gold Pens "A. Morton.
Notice ID. ". NCikirk.
Road Notice--Pe,itioner
Furni,ure---J. Flegc & Son.
Legal Notice---Earl Bill.
Dramatic---Coroline Hayes.
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More SIclghing. .--Anolher Gno

MUIV OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hho SNOW
fell on Saturday night and Sunday, to the depth
OF six or seven inches, which, having good roads
for a foundation, has made pretty good sleigh.
ing, and our good people arc disposed to make
the most Of IL, not only in pleasure rides, bat
also IN tho transporting Of heavy timber, 1um'
bor, etc., with Wow TO business. Everything is
livelJ in consequence, and business aud pleas
ure "mlngle IN merry way"
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Theatre, As will be seen BY an at

Theatre. AS viii be seen by an adyer-
tisemcnt in another column, Mrs. Corolino ITayos'
Theatrical Troupe will dll an engagement Of
throc nights. only, at National Hall, commencing
on Tuesday evening February lth, at which time
Mrs. Caroline Hayes, Mr.. Charles Lamdroy,
Miss Lucy Cutler aud Mr. @. p. Davenport, will
apnoar In tho plays preaentod.
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RaIIroad ReorgnnIaatlon.--.

Railroad Reorganization. cerlia-
cate WIS dled with the Secretary ofsta,c on
Wednesday showing that the Tifin, New
London and Hudson Railroad Company had
been sold and reorganiacd uader the provi-
sions Of an act to regulate the sale Of rail.
roads and the reorganization OF the same.
The road Is 10 run from THIN, ia Seneca
county, through the counties Of LorAir, and
Medina to the town OF Hudson, Summit
county, o. The certificate was signed by
John d, LOOMS, Preadeat.
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MAnniAGE ANn CRLInACY.

An Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young
men. Also, diseases and abuses which prema-
turely prostraie The vital powers with sure means
ofrellef Sent free ofcharge, In sealed letter en-
lopcs, Address
ra DIR. J. sKILLEN DoUGH1oN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
June 20 1861 -Gp--
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,. $50 eso ,ehe ArnIn pI.irIbn,ea.

- SNJO,o9O 70 nc again bhetrtbntce'
--rhs sahsiae,lon given by out Holiday Draw
inS,"induees Us on the 10th OF January, TO sgaiu
place before the public, she same unrivalled op-
portunity 20 gain fortune. Tho oswsai Hiss q
$50, 900 was drawn BY a eiuseR Of Charleston,
S c. In our drawing Of Dec. sist. Price of rick
cts as before. wholes, si2, Halves, SCI Quar-
tcrs, 81. Remittances to any other parties viii
not be invested in this Lottery. Address, ss
usual, the authorized, STATE Managers, MvRaASi
Emmy 4 Co, Covlnrton, Ky.
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TIFFiN MARKRTs.
Corrected weekly BY 5. D. Sheath.
Tim, Ohl9 January 40, t60e

Tim, Ohlq January 40, t60s
FLOuRa-stt.s 80 to Si2,oo,
WuEAT-A2,2i 20 s23i from teams
CORN--sO cts for new, 20 cts for old.
RYE y 90 TO $40 per bashel.
OArS--iS cents,
GLOVER SEED-SG,75.
TIMOTHY SEED-si rs 10 81 90.
FLAX SEEO--sa 90.
BARLEY--st.20 to alto per bushcl.
DUTTER-26 TO - ernts per pound.
EGGS--2i cents per dozen.
LARD--In kegh cents por pound.
pOrATOES-soot 81, 90 per hushol.
TALbOw--S TO . ceuts per pound.
CANbL ES-Stearine 25, tNiioN zoe per pound,
WHtSKEY-sLOo, and oammon 81, 80 per gallon
II Ms--lsr, sugar cured 20 cents per pound.
BEESWAN--20 to 90 cents per pound.
llOGs-Drszsed 80 00a $40.
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MAMMOTH BOTTLES ONLY rs CENTS.
EUGENE HAIR REsToRER TIE CHEAPEST
% AND BEST

The EueENiE HAIR RrsroRrR eclipses all
kaown discoveries for the rapiAity with which II
restores gray aud faded hair to IT, natural color
promotes Its rapid and healthy growth, prevents
and stops II shea faIiins ca, and IA : most iuxu-
RANT lressing for the Hair, rendering Il soft,
silky, Rnd lustrous. Mammoth bottles only IS
cents. ecldby J.F. Nnrquardt, sole agent
ianoQ
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Alarriaoes.

wHlTE-HOYT-In Lexington, Kcntucky, on
Wednesday, January %, 1858, by Rev. H. G..
Brank, Elmer White, ~ Sandnsty Ohio, and
Celia A. Hoyt, Of onondaga Valley. New York.
May the light Of perpetual honeymoon
light up loves pathway 70 the end.
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Green Springs WateP-CuFe. This In.
s'itution opened, We understand, on the lst
Of January with forty patients, all that could
be Accommodated under the incompleteness Of
the greater portion Of the building. A hotel
department. for transient guests, viii be
opened in connection with the enre. The
managers are very much encouraged at the
evidence Of success, which has attended its
openinQ.
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Young Man LOst.--Grcat excitement
In this city le0 hls home the other day un-
expected to bis parents. When, on missing
him they had the city thoroughly searched.
aud towards evening they found him in the
store Of Martin Wagner admitting tho very
low prices, which he was Offering his iSNESsS
stock Of elothiur, cloths, casslmers and vesi-
ings Let all follow the example Of this
Young man. nol2-lL
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"Quartz Mining. - Superintendent
Shock again addresses himself throughout coll
umns, in behalf OF the enterprise Of "quariz
mining" OF which he is undoubtedly thoroughly
conversant. We commend It to our moncy-get-
ting render. for perusai
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! INC T.l& ID. Warne r. R.-rhe De

The T.7& IT. Wayne r. R.-The De-
iance perleqai Of last week says that II c Tihin
Ft. Wayne Railroad project is again to be re.
y'yed, this time as the Western Central RalIroad
Company, commencing Mt Salem, Wayne county,
Ohio direct thence to Fort Wayne, making a
west and Chicago connection for the Broad
Sange. ANEW company has recently been or.
ganized and the public are assured that this time
inc project viii succeed. Several experienced
Ta'iroad men Of property are the cofporators
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TO THE AFFLICTED.
r.. :. l.. DROwN, or GREEN SPRINGS

nR. !. L.. DROWN, or GREEN SPRINGS,
~ Seneca County, o., for the past twelve years
has mado flIe treatment OF Chronic diseases q
speciality and BY the urgent toil and study has
discovered new system of Nervous Physiology,
ihoruby cnatiing him 20 correctly discriminate
between constitutions which ves as correct
guide In making the proper selections Of RENE.
dies 70 exhibit in the yurions classes Of Chronic
discusses
few Of which will mention, Rhommatisih
Serofula and all erupiions the SPINE Lung alice
tons, diseases of tho Eye and Ear, an diseases
of the urinary organs, also ~ the Lif0r. Special
attention will be given 70 ail deasss neculisr TO
females. Affected females arc ipvited 10 call snd
be made we'll, nll of tho above diseases viii
cure, and many cannot find space 10 mention,
days. Tuesslay and Friday Of each week
All eommunicntions directed 10 me will secure
proipnt attention. Office tho Store of Brown
Menlnn, III, BROWN, NJ. D.
au29-iyr.
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"World at uome."-we have on our
book table new magazine bearing the above
title. II Is we'll gotten up and il likely to hold
its own in tho magazine "world at Home" as
well abroad. Its regular appearance will please
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CLUB TERMS.

Tho TSif,t,s win Be mailed 20 Club subscsiher
forthe next year, commencing January ist, is5s.
a. follows
For Club Of g. in advance. ......s rs
For clnb of 10, in advance ,..-.-......... i5 %
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The TrIhune llmnnac -This popl

The Tribune Almanac. This popular
annual has just been issdcd for 1858. u is es-
teemcd for It's valuable statistical information,
givosa compendium Of the history Of tho pas,
year, tho acts Of Congress, the ofiaiol votes Of
the different States, sc. Price 2oc. Address the
Tribune Publishing Company, New York City.
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Erery one WHO Wa,hs, o. hires washing cone
should 60 70 a. Bowhs and get one Of rich
ardaonn Improved wAahers, and II after a fair
trial, IL does not prove satisfactory, on The re-
turn OF the machine, the money win be refunded.
This machine, patea,ed, July. 1867, Is the most
complete washer for general use known. II wash
es the dirtiest articles clean az they san be
washed by hand, and works so easy that a child
ftom ten TO twelve years old can do a large wash
inSwith IL. Itwashes without ffictlon, aud does
not injure the fabric; and II is acknowiedged BY
all who use ftand sec II work to be the most con. .
p,ete machine for general use ever iaven,ed.
For sale BY {. G. Bowe, Tim, Ohio. County
aud township rights for sale. Address Henry N.
Smith, Adrian, Seneca county, Ohio. 1tt3
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@
Olnoinnati, pa-ton q Eastlrn 3. R.
TINE TABLE,

No ehange Of cars between TIFFIN and CIN-
CINNATI.
but ons chAge Of Cars between TIFFIN and
BUFFALO.
or and after Sunday Dec. 2eth, 1867 Trains
wlliPass TtFFIk, daily as follows; ~
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NV ph"" Ai"N'' 80 f 49, ''''
Of rornanco often refer 10 the snow fake s' an
emblem ofpurity. when we see the snow falling
gently 10 tho ground, we think OF d. d. De Land
4 Co.'S best Chemical salcratus, which we think
u quite as sure and produces biscuit nearly as
light n full weight and you, therefore 60,
more Saleratus for the same money.
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Impeaehmenl of Pre.Ident JohnsoK-Th.

Impeachment OF President JohnsoH--There
is a good deal Of talk about impoaohing Presi.
dent Johnson, but not half much az there is
nbout the virtues Of Dr. Poland's White Pine
Compound While tho one creates great stir
IN the political, the other causes an equal com.
motion in the medical world. The advertise.
ment is in another column. Sold by oil drug.
gists. lta HHf flif .fH
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PASSING SOUTH,

10 % A. a.-Nfail train.
I2 ". A. M.-' Night Express.
'rhis train leaves sAndusky Sunday Even
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six P's.-Pocis, Painters, Preachers. Players.
Printers, and Politicians all suffer from pyspcp.
s'A, Nervousness, Loss OF Appetite, Liver Com
plants, and all diseases which they may cure or
prevent by the use Of Plantation Bhters. II
those sufferers took these Btters, the Poetry
would be Pnrer, the Paintings grandcr, the Ser
mons hyelior, tile Acting truer. tho Printing
hehter' and tho Politics honestcr. This splendid
tonic invigorates the syztom and enables the
brain to work healthny.
Perhaps no ariclewas ever so well endorsed
hy all who have used a.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-30

We have filed in Shelby Circuit Court, Shelby.
yille, KY, bond amounting 10 Three Hundred
Thousand Dollars, (s5O0oOoj for the payment Of
al PRICES
The Kentucky Lottery on the Single Number
plan will he drawn on the lfth and 3Oth days Of
zach month during the year 1878.