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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-09

BiabOlIcal.- The Engineer on the loco
motive thst was bringing IN The nigh, Ok
press train on the Cincinnati, Sandusky 4
Cleveland C. D. B E.) Railroad, on Friday
morning, when between Berwick and Tifin,
and soon ahcr passing the latter station,
discovered something on the track, and as
he was running slowly at the time, came to a
dead malt before reaching the object On
examipation, Il proved to be acatue-guard,
a. road crossing flled With Lies, with thcir
ends projecting toward the approaching train
evidently having been put there by some evil
disposed person, who wished to cause another
fearful railroad disaster. The timely dis
co, cry alone prevented such a misfortune
We regard such an &C, as criminal TO degree
that is almost beyond description, and shoulC
be punished by the severest penalties. !
purpose be taken into account no one caI
doubt that the person who prepared that OBJ
struetiou, committed murder as far as inten
was concerned. We are glad we have no
been called upon to record fourth terrih
railroad disaster in a single mCnih. Th
close attention, aud waichfOl care Of the en-
sincer, is deserving Of special mention
and We regret that we are unable to give hi
name. ---S,mdussy Register.
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wood-cellar, We would n specially request
aud IN fact implore, our subscribers no, Oh 10
insist upon our taking wood for their sub
scrip,ion. We can't eat wood, d,--nor wear H.
and neither will Il pay paPeS-bills, rent, hire,
etc. Good wood is always in demand upon
our streets aud II any one is desirous Of pay
ing In an inferior article, we prefer to have
him stop his paper, 70 receiving his uumsr-
keiable ,rnsh. A printng-ofice must always
be thoroughly warmed to enable US 70 set
type readily, and good, solid dry wood, only,
will accomplish this object
We have already promised to take large
number Of subscriptions in wood, fully sufi
eient to supply us this winter and we would
make this an opportunity to say that no more
'coOd V'A b contracted for mGl needed,
though money is at all times acceptable aud
thankfully received.
We hope this hint will be convincing to
those who are IN arrears and a sufficient so.
luton of-''if you couldn't how rood you %
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Alorriuoes.

THOMPittNs- sNAY-On the first day Of Jan
IN, 81. .lsCs. by the Rcy. +. J. Thornton, Andrew
} Tbon, skins an Elizabeth snoy, all of scnccu
County.
WElNiNGER -JAMISoN --on the 2d o
January, by Rev J. II. Good, Mr.. Caleb
weiningor, to Miss Katy Y. Jamison, boil OI
Seneca Township.
wHlTE-MoMILLEN.-On the 25ih Of
Dec last at Wooster Ohio, by Rev. l.. War
ner, Mr., - White, and Miss Mary Nc.
Sillen.
ME3CHANT-HOsSLER.-on the 2nd
inst, at tbs Parsonage Of the NJ. +. Church,
in TiHu, by Rav. L. Warner Mr.. Isaac W,
Merchant and Miss RebcccO Il. Iiossler
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II You OOaldn't How Wood YOu?-

II You Couldn't How Wood YOu?-
From time immemorial TO our devil) it has
been the custom to take wood on subscription
A good old-fashioned custom. too il was,
always enabling the editor to indulge in warm
cosy fires, (if the wood wasn't green or wa
ter soaked) aud the devil to toast his shins,
before the glowing embers. How few their
other luxuries were, this was at all times
available. No matter II the children cried
for bread or the faithful spouse plead for a
new gewn, Or collectors, besseobed yoa With
their due bills, your stoves always glowed
with warmth, and the youngest born crowed
de6anily upon the hearth rug, in the warmth
Of roasting ere. aaI sh
But times are modernizlngi coal is super
eeding wood as an article Of fuel, and all that
Is necessary for general displacement Of the
old-hshioned commodity, is the completion
Of direct railroad from the coal regions OF
Southeastern Ohio, Already .wo>thiris Of
The business houses Of our city, are bnrning
Anthracite and Bituninous We have many
subscribers who have been giving 10 the way
of their fore-fa,hs.s, and paying US in wood
--good, bad aud Indifferent. In hct the
number Is alarmiagly large this season. Now
as we have no wood yard-( though from the
amount Of wood offered - we have .5eea
sIroas6 tempted to establish one,) nor s,ss
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A Matrimonial Adventure.--A young
~ and festive youth Of sin aud about town. be-
came enamored some time since, Of blooming
maiden Of the Miami's and a few days since pro-
eeeded to seek his aianced near the banks of that
classic stream which takes Its name from the ABB
original inhabitants that ouce lived in that beau
tifil valley. with his " soft elothesn all nicely
packed in a eommodlous trunk, he started for the
haun.s OF this maiden fair. But "alas for maiden
slas for Judge" the old, old story Of true loves
not running smooth, again was verified, and the
advcnturer with many misgving turned his dis
appointed gaze homeward. She was "not all his
fancy painted her." and the naughty, naughty
man leIther Borrowing In the sad, thought sit
might have been"
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A Democratic Walklst.-A man by the
name OF W. F. Crawford, says the Columbus
Journal left the Merchants Hotel, on High
street, Wednesday, for the purpose Of walking
to New Orleans. distance Of l,990 miles be-
fore the first Of May. Crawford is from Wis
consin, and this walking came about in this
manner; He made wager with Republican
in Wisconsin that Judge Thurman would be
elected Governor of Ohio. 10 case he was
not, be agreed to walk from this city to New
Orleans. The Democrats of Columbus, pro-
pose to present him with silk Gag at Chilli
sothe, 70 be inscribed on one side, ~From
Columbus, Ohio, 10 New Orleans, Louisiana
and on the other side, aNo taxation without
Representation crawtosd Is abont IS years
Of age.
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Turnplkes In Champalgn,--T

Turnplkes In Champaign. The Ur-
bana Citizen says; We notice an item going
the rounds Of our exchanges, to the effect
that Champaign county has invested $lA7,-
oOoin turnpikes under the new law. II the
figures had been placed at 5000, 900, 1t would
have been nearer the truth, as that is abont
the amount that has been invested In these
improvements in the county. Some sixteen
OF these turnpikes have been projected in
the county, five Of which are completed,
and most of the balance are under way
These roads run in all directions through
the county, and, when they are completed,
will be of immense value to our people.
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"On His Travels. ."-The immortal J. n.
Free, whose name has beoome asfamiliar as
household words, was IN eur city for brief
period last week. His towering form, broad
shoulders and flowing locks indicated beyond
doubt, the slumbering power Of his mighty
intellect. A monument Of genius, aud at
the same time a martyr to the cause OF truth,
he stalks among his Fellows like a giant
among pigmies. The unquenching FIRE OF his
eagle eye burns restlcssly beneath his Cicero
sisa brow. His manly bosom seemed to
heaye With its overnowing love for the hu-
man race but alas, his boots-for we had
scanned the mu,!eru Socrates fror head tc
foot were clogged with vclear clay from
top 10 toe. ~. ~" had evidently b,'n trav'
cling afoot, and his soaring intellect had re-
fused to take coguizance OF mcaner things,
and the consequence was he had been getting
into the mre somewhere along our delightful
highways and he persisted IN displaying to
the public gaze, one Of the many "free pass
es' Of which he is said to be the fortunate
possessor.
The "pressure'' was not assumed, neither
did he attempt to liz the veil Of prejudice
from Off the minds Of this benighte,i region
but passed on TO more apprcciative fields,
leaving our people grovelng In the darkness
OF their strange political and social obscure
ty.
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Agsntleman who in early life was victim to
that deb'sing vice 30 common TO youth, which
resulted in Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostration, and came
near ending his days IN hopeless misery. After
using numerous remedies without success, he
obtained from afriend some simple rules and
prescriptions that effected permanent cure.
TN behalf Of suffering humanity he will send
the same free OF charge to all who may desire it.
Addess {. ED6SR TREMAINE, station u,
1anlT-ly Bible House, New York
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SerIous lTrnv

Serious ARRAY. serious fight occur
red on the evening before New Year, at a
saloon at the upper end OF town. Itseems
that sor, offeud existed between two men
George Sleigel and Blasus Shock, which
eliminated, under the stimulus of drink, in
a disgrnceful row. Sleigel struck Shock on
the head with a sling shot fracturing his
skull At o'clock in the morning the
assulting party was arrested and IS in Jail
awaiting trial which takes place next Mon.
day. The wounded man is not yet able to
appear in court.
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About TOwn.-Messrs James II. Gal
lup OF Greensburs, Ind. and Van. G. Coourpd, p.
o. Dept, Washington, Rus. Tiimble, Of Toledo,
and Capt Snyder OF the u. Ex.Co., have been on
visit to their friends in this city during the past
eek.-A young ladyis In the city hunting the
owner we understand, Of a snit Of gentIeman's
clothes which were inadvertautly % left In her
possession by young gent Of this city, In re-
cent trip to the southRard.--The Fireman's
Fair closed on Monday evening, afterAn unpar-
nlleled run OF twelve nights.-The "week Of
prayer" "iA being observed byso Of our churches.
Young ladies are cutting Of their hair to make
Themselves look "inetesting,'' and they succeed
wonderfully JrgLdully Interesting.
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HymenIal. - Licenses were issued by
he Probate Jndge to the following persons, dur
he north Of December.
"With thee all tolls arc svoei each cline hath
Charms
Elrth-sea alike-our world within our arms.
BgroA' Bride Of Abyio,.
Martin shuok to Elizabeth Good.
Charles F. Murray 70 Eliza Hamlin.
James stul to Lucinda Weaver.
David shuman to Calista A. Dumond
Washington Fitz to T.. s. Donaldson
Andrew Pfan TO Magdalena Dienman.
jacob stucky TO Emelne Russell.
Frederick Eisenhart TO Juliet A. Kelsey.
W. L. stackhouse TO Ann NJ Nc Danald.
William V. lIaines to Miss Alice l.. vorman
L. y, Boyd 70 caihaflne A, Elliott.
Gilbert d. Baker TO Eliza Hedges.
T.s. ZeaTfus to Jennie Kick.
John 4. Brandt to Anna C. Kilinscr.
Jacob Martin to Margaret Heilman.
James George 20 Lydia swandor.
Geo. W. IsenbuTy Ia Mary Kridlor.
Wilson LonteAslageT 10 Mary Were.
james Spencer 10 Mary y. Carpenter,
W. II. Eye to Jane Newsbaum.
Robt. W. Chaney TO Mary B. Bear.
Harrison Alexandria 10 Cynthia A. Jones.
saml. G. Newshaun 10 Mollle ~. Downey.
orwin Hart to Emma R. Hedges.
C. A. Benham to Carrie Grouse.
Jacob Nommerman to Rachael HuiIord,
Gerald q Porter to I4hnra Bowe.
John Fravor to Paulna II. Bower.
John W. welker to Jennie r. Watson.
Thos. II. Miloney 10 Mary NJ. Dickens.
VIM. Smith to Annette Mcclellan,
Chauney A. Doe TO Ella, zimmsrmas,
Anton Kern to Barbara sleinmutz.
Henry @, Gross to Mary r. Geary.
\. N. AIagers to Mary Adlespcrger.
Caleb WelnigeF 10 Katy v. Lainison.
Aud ,. TompkiAs 90 Ella Snay.
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WY viii you OF any ONE Afiieted with the dis
trestinE discares Of the Bladder or kidneys, de-
lay q moment in securing bottle Of DR.. ]. W. Po-
lands White Pine Compound, which never fats
20 give immediate and permanent relief II has
never yet been known to fan in single Instance.
Sold everNwhere.
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A Young Man hosf.-Great excitement
in this city lefl bis home the other day un-
expected to his parents. When, on missing
him they had the city thoroughly searched
and towards evening they found him in the
store Of Martin Wagner admiring the very
low prices, which he was Offering his NMESsE
Sioek Of clothing, cloths, cassimers and ysst.
inss Let all follow the example Of this
young man. ,nOla--4t
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Agentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and the effee,s
ofyouthful indiseretion, will for the sake Of suf-
forihs humanity send free to All who need II, the
recipe and dlrectiopsfor making the simple rene
dy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit BY the advertisers experience, can do so by
addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN p. OGDEN,
May ID, 1867, 40 Cedar Street, N. Y.
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Fun at HOme.-At this period Of the
year the young folks are necessarily much
confined to the house, or certainly ought to
be, and the following will serve as good nd-
vice to very many mothers who foollshly
regard It as more important to have a clean
quiet house than happy family of little
ones ? & fsG ,ftBE Efl r.
Don't be afraid Of little fun at home,
good people Don't shut up your house, nor
your hearts, lest a hearty laugh shake down
some OF the nusty old cobwebs there. If You
want to ruin your sons, let them think that
all mirth and social enjoyment must be left
on the threshold without, when they come
home at night When once home is regard
ed as only place TO eat, drink, aud sleep in,
the work is begun that ends in gambling
houses and reckless degradation. Young
people must have hn and relaxation some
where, If they do not find it at their own
hearth-stones, II will bs sought at other and
perhaps less profitable places, Therefore,
let the fire burn brightly at night and make
the homestead delightful with all those little
arts that parenta so perfectly understapd.
Don't repress the buoyaut spirit of yoar chill
dren. Haitian hour Of merriment, round the
lamp and freight Of home, biots out the
remembrance of many care and annoyance
during the day and the best safeguard they
can take with them into the world is the un-
seen influence Of a bright little domestic
sanctum.
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no cnNsrMprIYRs.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, viii send
tfree of charsel 10 all who desire IT, the prrscrp.
tion with thadirections for making and using the
simple remedy by which he was cured Of lung
Affection Andthatd dread disease ConumPrios.-
HIS only object ls to qeneat the afflicted and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription, as
II will cost them nothing, and may prove ablcs-
sing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York
hfay16. 1857
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MARRIAGE Ann cRLIRAcy.

An Essay OF Waning aud Instruction for Young
men. Also, diseases and abuses which prema-
turely prostrate the vital powers, with sure means
OF relief Sent free Of charge 10 sealed letter en-
lopes, Address,
DIR. ]. sKILLEN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Ia.
June 20. 1867. tin.
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MRs. PARTisoros ISsULTED.--The White
Mountains Of New Hsmpshife are evidently =
great institution-very high, heavy frosts, beauti-
full view, four dollar dinners. But the practical
eye % = certain renowned Drake saw those
smooth-itced rocks, AMI thereupon adorned
and variegated the bridle path TO the Tip-top
House with HE familiar $. t. 1850 x PLAN
rArIoS BIrrrRs. This raised the ire Of the Mrs,
rsrtinstons composing the Legislature OF she
Granite state, who got their wise heads together,
out-lawed DR.. Drake, and made Il a penal offence
90 play the artistic brush on their beloved hills
Verify, the fine arts are At a discount in New
Hampshire. ouery.-Did Drake pay them for
this splendid advertisement
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The Vintage. The Sandusky Register
gives the following estimate Of the vintage Of
1867 Of that neighborhood; Sandusky City,
1875, 900 gallons; Main Shore, Erie County,
outside of city, $4,000 gallons, Peninsula
and Catawba Island, SO, 900 gallons; Kelley's
Island, lo5, 900 gallons PUTIN Bay and other
islands, e5, 600 gallons. Total 1000 gal
Ions
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BELL,S SPEOTFIO Pulls.

he may recover his health. Make therefore no
delay IN using this remedy. II gives speedy rc-
lief, and will soon effect a cure ia All cases OF
Seminal WppSnssA Emisaions, Pllysica Nervous
Debility and deranpc pcfnpnfs o. the urinary organs
Positive benefit Is derived by using single box
II is entirely vegetable aGd aud harmless and 10
change Of diet Is necessary whilst using them.
Price One Dollar ner box with flll directions.
Sold By Druggists generally In places where
they cannot he procured will send them by mail
postpaid and secure from observation on re-
eeipf 81 the money. Address
,. BRYAN. NJ. D., dla broadway, New York
privaf an.l conhdentiai circulars sill h. sent
tu gentlemen free Of charge, iail7-fy
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O0lccrs OF the Mining Company

Onlccrs or the Mining Company
The Tifiin Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany, Of Colorado, elected at their annua!
election on Monday Jan. 9th, the following
officers for the ensuing year: President,
n. W. shawhani Secretary, L. A. Hall
Treasurer, A. @. Sheath; Supt. J. Shock;
Directors: II. W. Shawhan, A. G., Sheath
J. NJ. Naylor, G, NJ. Ogden, LA. Hall and
John Sbock
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THE HEALING FOOL AND HOUSE op

HoSatds Assoeiation Reports, for YOUNG
MEN, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the Err
RoRs, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy
the manly powers, and create impcdiments to Mar
rage, with suto means of relief Sent in Sealed
letter envelopes. free OF charge. Address DR.. ].
sKILLEN HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia. Pa Hwf rrrr
June 20, isel-Iy. f.
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AYeteran. Mr.. David Iluss an old resi-
dent Of Seneca county, came up to our sane
tum on Saturday, and paid bis subscription
for 1868. lie has paid two dollars yearly for
the TaRuSE since its first Appearance. We
hope he may live to do the same for many
years to come. -n r...ts
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Itch, Itch, 1tchI

sCRATcHl scRATCHli SCRATCH ~
in from 10 TO 4s hours.
WhsatcR's Ointment cures The Itch.
Wbeaton's Oiatment cures Salt Rheum.
wheaton's Ointment cures Teaer.
Wherton'a Ointment cures BArber's Itch.
WheatOn's Ointment cures Old sOres
WheatOn's OintmeEt cures Every kind
ofHumor Ike Magic. 1
Price, 90 cents a boxi by mail 90 cents. Address
wEEKs q POTTER, No ITO Washington street
Doston, Mass
FoF safe by all Druggists.
Sept. 2sth. ieG7-iy.
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Truth VIII Succeed fact needs no
new proof but Il has one In the success Of
d. D. De Land h Co.'S Beat Chemical Salera-
tus. 1t has been introduced only a few
years, and yet we see it taking the place Of
all other kinds in the market Would boz
gus article do ths2
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Death OF an EX-EdltOr.-Mr. J. A.
Creever, founier Of the Buryrus Journal,
died in Cincinnati, on the eth Of December.
lie was at the time OF his death chief clerk
in the Trcasurct's Office OF Hamilton county,
which position he had held for many years.
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce aiuxuriant
growth Of hair upon bald head or beardless face,
also recipe for the removal of Plmples bloteh-
es, EruptiOns, etc, on the skin leaving the same
soft, clear, and beautiful, can be obtaiued without
dharge byaddreuaing E~
THos. F.cHArMAN, CHENnr,
s29 broadway, New York.
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Council Proceedings. Regular session.
Monday evening. The Clerk was instructed
to draw orders on the proper funds for sun
dry accounts, amounting in all to Sl14.65
No further business.
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PASSING NORTH.

s 05 p. M.-MAil train.
3 % A. 49, Night Express.
conReetions made East and West At CLYDE,
Forest, bsilefontaine, Urbana and Dayton.
New and Commodlous Sleeping Cars on Night
frsins J. C. WILLIAMS, snp't
Gro. B. srEvESs, Agent.
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Statistical enumeration Of youth,
for school purposes in Ohio, is ss follow
white males bO3,69O; females, 4s7, ,3sli col.
ored males, l2,oo2; females l2,ls2i total,
i,Olg,l95.
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RunaWar. ----Mr.. CLAYTON, Of Fo.torla

NuHNWHJs sT---dts. OIHyIuhi OF FOstorlai
is anxious about the safety Of her son Willis, a
lad fourteen years oil, who ran away from
home Few days since lie is large of his age,
has brown hair and eyes. wore a dark cloth coat,
torn on the right sleeve, block vest, tan colored
P,nis and fur GAP has scar on his forehead.-
Any person sending information 0f him 10 Nm.
sarah p. Clayton. Fostoris. seneca ceanty, Ohio
viii he irbcrally rewarded
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TIFFIN MARKETS.
Corrected weekly hv $. n. sncath.
Tim, OHIO JanHsFy oh, 1868.

FLOURISH, 80 to st2,OU.
WHEAr-s2,25 20 S2.l2 from teams
COHN-SO ctsfor new 40 cts for old.
RYE-i Oato Si,i0 per bnshel
OArS-AJ cents.
CLOVER SEED-Sd,7S.
TIMOTHY SEED-St 10 to 81 90.
FLAX SEEDS o.,
DARLEY--Si 20 10 81, 40 per bushel.
nUTTER-25 TO 29 cents per pound.
EGGS--15 cents per dozen,
LARD-m Kegs . centa per pound.
POTATO ES--Sfc TO ~, 90 per hnshel.
TALLOW-8 10 oeuts per pound,
CANDLES-Stearine 2A, talluw 2Oo per pound.
WHIsKEY-st,0 aud common $3.50 per gallon
HNMS-lSc; sugar cured 20 cents per pound.
DEEsWAN-20 TO - cents per pound.
HOGs-Dressed so OOa $40.
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BARGAINS! BARGA1Ns!!

Ceiling ofat Costa new lot OF Lace goods
" cobsBttngof Point Laoe Collars, Point Appli-
car Lace and Thread Lace; also Pocket Handker-
oohiefS. and variety OF Millinery Goods such as
bonneis, Hats, Furs, and Fancy goods, which I
VIII sell AT COST to close out INV stock. on 81
Monroe st., second door above Madison st., Tifin
Ohio. MRS DAVIDSON ~
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pon,t rail to Read rnia.

Send your address, with stamp, for sample and
catalogue OF Articles for Young and Old, Married
and single. All shoul, have them.
Address A. BRIDGES, u Blocker Street, New
York City. augsma.
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May 10, 1867
MARRIED EIs.

Information and advice Of vital Importance to
the married Of both sexes, in a sealed envelope,
San be obtained free Of charge by addressing the
- JAMES BUTLER.
e2a broadway. n v
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CLrR TERMS.

Tho TSibnns win be mailed % club subecfioers
for the next year, commencing january lss leea,
AZ follows -. --
For CLUB o. 4 h advances. rs
For club Of 10. IN IS 90
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Farm for Sale.-A good farm is offered
for sale by Mr.. Creeger. See new advertise
ments.
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Town and Country.
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. Q, 1861.

The Reader, win find BloOmville and
and Fostoria items on the first page.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

wn.s CHfCAao, Jan, B.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-09

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