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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01
Legal Notice.

WILLIAM THORNTON, Of Fulton county,
~ ohio, Is notified that Fanny L. Thornton
dhl, on the 2Ost day of September, rs g. die her
feiition IN The oiee uf iha Clerk ~ the Court of
COmnon Pleas within aud for the County Of
seneca AMI state uf Ohio, changing the said WHl-
IAN lhOrhton with grnss neglect ufduty ard eN-
tremr, cruelty. and asking that rhe my ho d.
voteed from the said william Thornton, which
petitlon viii lie for hearing a. the next term Of
HAd Court. Dated this 2lst day Of September
F. eSS. FANNY l. THORNTON,
nOi9 81 Uv ]. NJ IgNasos attv
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

For Salc.--A desirable building lot, 90
by so feet, situated ON lst Monroe street, in
ihe First Ward, is offered at private sale.
llalfoi the lot will be sold If desired. For
particulars enquire at this Office. 4s It
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For the Tribune,
FenIanIsm.

I
EpIroEs fElnrNE.-The champion Of Fenisni-m
has again emerged from his sheu Of "rrticrnrc''
] anu 70 prove his rcticgpCe AyerAges Aleut two
4 cnlnnMs 70 each letter, ia myFelabonte essay, y
tsr ne SYKES my hall c,dumn article) he saws 1
undertake 10 defend the rutllcss might of
England against his unhappy country" and
therefore the duty drvolycs on HIM to ''diinic
| my sophi-m-.' Now, he fully proves that he
can dilute MS own so, hisms With the water, ma.
tlfe OF MS arguments in defense of Fgnianistn
bnt tne dilnton has rendered him so obscure
| that u ~ Impossible to DISCOVER his meaning
! TOR Instance wpeu be says, vlnterros ate II van
can the ocean helye- which cons igne,i thousands
q 2, Ret ialr auI exled ehil,lren 20 the dark un-
tathomed caves OF the Atlantic" | would sug.
! gest " lpySpponent to make his meaning clear
andi aithaugh, 30 pot arrogate to myseif the
u.ihesss.. MyhHr ,iiHs sgi Aonitqr 70 gY fr end,
would respectfully coWMend for his eOnsider,-
ton few words Of advice from the Iri4 Clissa
OF \. :, mat lrishlnen here should view all
questions from an American stand pOint.p
thnk the advice applicable 10 all Fenians in this
country. l have t,auArrGled with Mr. Hyan's
I'iss sny repeatea TstSs1nee zee, w show hp That
to himself, What did was 20 DENY his fnlss
plea ,'thai want OF grammatical knowledge
excuses gross mlsstaiement Of History. | Try
To speak plain and hope | succeed But This
PLAIN speaking 20 him style and language is so
oriental " perhaps obscure. suppose il Is
hard for one who dwells amid the howers of
language that overfiOws my friend 10 come
down 10 the limits Of solid fact Heinust come
~ mat point, for confess that am quite LacA
W Hflkltn 70 Miltn Ills ftns
oy skims and his poetry 50 beautifully portrays
i like Tom Moore the best.
My friend says that "those who defend the do
mnlon OF Ireland by England, have mean, abiect
minds and possess hearts that never pulssted
with freedom" Ifall who differ with him on
that point deserve that character, then there are
more stony hearts among us than had sunpOs.
ed, h'ls4 % rather believe ms friend inist,'ken
IN this as In some other things.
u Is hardly fair for NJ. Ryan TO borrow nv
epeomiums an the great men of his native hand
ana mug mem nj me ~ " they we're his, and /
dtfllng thein, ono OF the questions at issue ~ :
nhen size gave blrihtO dier illusHOus sous, wa
,hAt the period OF savage DaTbarsm - England
lour readers must wonder why my oppOnNnt
m ms not named the period that he 90 yanntingly
eltei ~ ,aiieSted by history ! can Tell them
why, " their own intelligence has not already
eone % SO. d,d ana do charge ny friend with q
nney oriental In character, not engendered by
vlhum or hasheesh, but am quite willing 10 giyo
nun credit for hereditary possession.
The miserable paradox that he pretends 10
nave discovered, falls TO the ground from ths
iac! that did not make the assertion chat
ireland cannot sustain herself Mr.. Il. saddlas.
me WIN that aud many otherihings have not
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spetial Natires.

StraWberriesi--M Mr.. Josh Coysll has now
on hand aud for sale plants OF the celebrated
i Russell Prolific, in unlimited quantities, and
few ofthe Agricultural strawberry. Those
cold and set out last spring, gave the best Of
satisfaction. This is now the proper time to
set them out and they win then bear next
season. Either Kind 25 cts. per doE, 81 rer
hundred, and So per thousand. They are
first class plants, strong, healthy and vgor-
Gus Now is the time to secure them.
Leave orders with E. G. Bowe, or
n4s-3t J. COvELL.
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Town and Country.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCr. /, iSo8.

Ahead Agaln.-Messrs Saffell S Baldwin
again carried OF the first premium on their
Union Churn aud Grooved washboard, at
the State Fair, held at Toledo, last week.
Merit is always APPRECIATED.
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sSSH,n THE GREAT CAUSE
In or
HUMAN Misery!


Just Published m SEATED EarcloDe. Price
SIR Cats.
A LECTURE on the u,tuie. treatment, and
N radical cure ot Seminal Weakness, nr Sp-r-
matotfhW,, induced by scli abuse; tu,olunt,r,
Emi-slOns, lmpOtcucy, Ncr GUS Debility, aud i'm
uciiments to marriage gcncrallyi Consumption,
EpilCpsy, and Fits, Mental and rhy.icoi lnclpac.
ity, Nc.-Ry ROD. J. CuLNERWELL, N, d., au-
thor Of the "Gr,ru Bouk,n sc.
The World-rcnowncd author, IN this admirable
lecture, clearly proves from hls own experience
that the awui consequences OF self Abuse may
be ctiectuNl'y removed without mcditina and
without dangerous surgical operations, hnagics.
IL strum cnt,, rings, or curdials, pointing out =
m dc ot cure At once certain and ctlcciuli, by
which every sutircr, no matter what his cond-
tion may be-, may cure himself cheaply, privately
aud radically; rhis lecture will prove boon to
thousands aud thousands.
sent, under seal, iua plain envelope TO any
address, postpaid, On receipt OF ak cents or two
postage st,mpa Also, De. Culvervell's "Nlar-
iage Guilv,' price - cents. Addtcss the Pub
fishers, CHAS leC. KLINE NCO.,
~ nowery Now York,lOstoiiice noN I, $50.
Jan. t6, lBtS fuutIIy
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Partition NOtiCe.

INLtzABETH TII.LwELL aud Jennie SIM
II we'll viii take uoticc thttn put tiou was filed
against them On the 2sih day Of September, Is6S
~ the Court oi Common Pleas within and for the
County uf Seneca Hnl state VI ohio, hy Harriet
A. Stilwrll 10y Francis Rrlsall hrr guar, Ian and
v now pcnding M said Court. wherein N O. said
Harriet 4. StllWcll demands partition OF the TO-.
lowing rcM utc, tO-Niti
The North EEt quarter NJ section No IN
township No, J, North IN Range No, 10 East
less forty acres offuf tho south end thereof, m
sni'l seneca County, Ohto, containing 100 acres
more or less. Also a pant Of said se ton No. y
bounded AMI descrbcdUs follnWs. tp.wit, Re.
ginning ut point On tho section line between
SAID section No. aud section No. lG, Two aud
one Oue-huuirrdth chains west from tile south
west corner of the east half Of the south cnst
quarter 0f said section No. .. whence bears n w.
Ash lSin. Ia diameter west aS Iul;s Il istant aud
ninrtcd buckley II in. in diameter, south 20
west 81 luke dlstanti thence north 52o ~. west
u u vhHiuS tnn stone, whence hears cech IN
IA dt'nietcr north ~, west . links distant and
y sugar IN. In di' meter north 10, east ~,
links distant thence nor,h So west n chains to-
n stone, whence hraIs u sugar q in diameter
nor east 2lif links distant and W, elm
" hi' diameter south - east ~ links distant !.
ti"lW" south 2 lNwrst l7,iurhtiu, tUa stunn on
the E'rlt"n lre t"nce south 80 cust 100 IA an.
aionN the -"tnu liu" - the qu .rtrr post on th.
e"uth llnr ni sad section No. .; thence south
80 east Y,'l chains tn the place of beginning con.
tanning 10 HrrrN pflnd, Also the North halT 0t
~ tlir west hrli ur ia" south cast utinrtrr nud
tii" west hllf nf the North rnst quarter, nui the
rn-t hdf ottie hoitlt wsI qnft or excepting
III rtN -iOur acr,ss oil of tins Wost end ti,t,,,t
heretofore sold tud cpuVgyrl hy ono iohn Crniu
AMI wife tn N~u trDckutt, all in section No. ID
~ tltc TOW nShtp aud range aforesaid IA sal Sun.
rr county, containing ildacrcs More ~ icss-
AnI That at the urNt terin Of said Court the
said Harriet y I lWoll VIII npply for an order
That partition mny be- made uf snld prem ses
hld tlnt ~" dover of tho said Elizabeth suil.
wen lhcrcn may he assigned.
T.. Han piTrESGtH, Auyy. for Pct'r.
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The Mass Meetlng.-We will not, In
speaking ofthe Republican meeting of Wed.
ncsday Inst, put the number of persons pres
ent in the thousands, but considering that
II was unayoidably appointed for the mid.
die Of the week, it was quite large and our
speakers were on hand. Coz. Hartman, Of
New Hampshire, made a most convincing
speech, aud while everybody pronounced it
the best speech of the campaign, we are told
that even Democrats so expressed them
selves. lie was followed by Senator Bate.
man, Of Cincinnati. In the evening. a
grand torch light procession OF the Grant
Club took place, in which over three hum
drcd and fifty participated. After the pro-
ceSsion had pnraded in the principal streets,
Gen. Gibson addressed large audience at
the Court House corner, while that brave
veteran, Gen. Willich, addressed his Ger.
man fellow citizens at the City Hall. We
know that these speeches had their effect
upon the listeners present, aud good seed
was sowu. At late hour the meetings
broke up.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01
MAMMOTH HOTTIES ONLY rs CENTS
EUGENE HAIR RESToRER THE CHEAPEST

The EuoESIE HArR REsroRER cclipses all
known discoveries for the rapidlty with which It
restores gray and faded hair to its natural color
promotes Its rapid and healthy growth, prevents
and stops IL vi'eu falling OF, and is most luxu-
Rant dressing for the Hair, rendering it soft
siky, and luatrOus. Mammoth bottles only Is
osnts. soldby J.F. Marqusrdt, sole agent
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-n- -rubLlsnrks, N0rIcE. n

Al advertisements intended to appear in TIE
current week, must DC handed Ia as early rs
Wednesday morning.
weaim to make the tribune a repository nj
Local Events, in all parts Of the county, ami vc
would thank our friends IN the different Town.
ships for any items ofintercst they may send US.
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Grant Club Meeting.

Hon. N. p. Gaddis addressed the Grant
Club on Tuesday evening. The City Hall
was fllcd with en,epsted people. Mr..
Gaddis made telling and most convincing
speech.
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LADIES

OF sedentary habit-.N no reanire a gentle purga'
tive VIII hnd Robaek's Blood Pills Just The medi.
cine they want tney are perfectly safe ami can
% taken at all times they contain no mercury
OF mineral poison, but are purely yeRytabIuz
hsrshiser Myers, sole Asents.
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Insurance Statement.

srATEoF OHIp,
AuDiroR or SfATL's OfTIcE. DeI"r'm't of Ins,
1T IIEREBY CERTIFIED, that he ii.rtS,r
L Ere Insurance Company located az Jlnrtfors
IN the Stale OF ofCOnnecticutphas complied. ir N
,respcet., with the laws OF this State relatifg ~
such insuuipcc Nomplniesf for the currc,,, ysor
aud has tled " this Office sworn Statement. hy
the proper Officers, showing its condition NH
business, at the date of such Statement az
follow: 90
imount Of aqtua. paid up Capital 81 ,Ooo Ooo IN
tsggrrg.to ammont Of available
esseti 2,O2G 20 70
Aggregate AMOUNT Of liabihtieA...... s.lJ' Dsn o.
Amount Of INCOME for thos proceed
ing Aeaf,. I'll 5Rl 90
Amount OF expenditures for the pre-
eeedtng year.... ,......,.,,.. laisaJ6 Os
In nwitness Whereof | hare heretnto
TaKAL1 subscribed my name, and caused tLc
seal OF my oflro 10 ba am xed ~.
day aud year nbhve written
JAS. W. GOLDMAN
,,.,,, Auditor Of state
A. II. BYERS Agent for seneca eounfy and yi
olulty, for the we'll knowna Institut on ,rboso
ll5th Semi annual statementis published abnyc
All classes Of Fire Insurance effected on f,yor,,
bic terms. so .,
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Ncw advertisements.


II WING NOW PERMANENTLY LOCATED
- IN liihn--outhwest corner OF Marker nhd
S%uncI'on % streets, OppO.ite the Episcopal chur,h.
pnc" nrI door on Jefferson atreet. Sollita and
1i n1vi,cs 10 merit liberal patronage, h Wing the
nmunah,Hsn oi ihitcen years eNper irnee In ERstrIn
uehnsiiNhnh, aud being fsmllltr with the IN .,
~ ~ anl H"rmNh l,nguages. SPECIAL atten iion
PN" 'o h'Srhsra OF women AMI clIildrer 6J-im
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WANTED

All persons troubled with Cost peLess or Consti.
patton Of the Bowels TO buy koback's Blood
rilis they contain no mercury, are purely yOg-
eIaole aud work like charm can be taken with
safety ~ persons 0t gu ages, aud in all eOndi-
uon@ ~ lie. HershisiF & Mrers, sole Agents
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Pittsburgh, Fl Wa-ne & Chicago
Railway.

On and after Sept 18th, Asss, Hrains will
leave stations daily, thandays eScepted,l as fol-
leaves dailv.l Train leaving Pittsburgh at 2l5
p. NJ, leaves dailyl
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ENouoH Is As GOOD As A TrAsr.-Onc Uuttle OF
J. W. Poland's Hnmor Doctor will cure any Or
dinary affection ofthe blood and six bottles will
sure the worst csses OF scrofula. Put up In
large bottles, and sold by Hersniser n Myers sole
Agents, Tifin, ohio.
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Speaking at Rcpublic.--lsaac seit1,
ESQ, Of Bloom, will address the citizens Of
Republic, on the political Issues Of the day, at
the Town Hall, on Friday evening, Oct. ID
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IfA en- 1EzsEl.gaEzsrr
Cincinnati, Sandusky, & Cleveland
RAIL ROAD.
THE PIONEER LINE OF OHIO.
TIME UARD. JANUARY IL. 1865.
DAILY, tsuSDAvs EXcEPryDl
TRAINS LEAVE TIFFIN,

ooIN0 SOUTH
NNl-I0:ssA. ~. Acsommodstlon-6.s0 4. NJ.
Express li;f1 P. NJ. Findlay Accom.-6:46 p. NJ.
GOING MONTH.
Nal-Eio2 ?. ~. Acecmmodqtion-e:S e:S0 4. NJ.
ENpre"-sits ". Findlay Aeeom.-Ti5s a. ~.
BNpr-s- Leaves sARGusky Sunday instead of
PH'uriaN evenings, ahd Accommodation leaves
Dayton sunday instead Of saturday evenings.
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WALKS AND TALKS.

Fresh fish made their appearance on our
fsh-stands on Monday morning last the
first Of tue season.
The County Fair should prove success
this year for the weather has been all tina,
could lie wishrd for. .t..
VIM. MrCutchcn, Agent for the Wilcox 4
Gibbs Sewing Machine, has removed to
Market street. opposite Feieys furniture
rooms. Those interested will take notice.
Ia walk about the city, nothing strikes
the pedestrian with such force as the pitiable
condition Of Main street. We do not within
our recollection remember il to have been
SO much in need OF repairs us at present. In
view of the past reputation of our city for
good roads, let ii be looked to at once before
the wet and muddy season sets in. To the
rescue.
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1T NO ENAoGEHATior when We say that
Wade Iiae comppuad has benefited Thousands, and
Throat Lungs and Kidneys For sale every
where.
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TUE UNDlSPuTED sUPERIoRfTY Of the
medl cinal virtues OF Robaek's Blood Pills, ,Stom.
seh Bi,ters aud Blood Purifier over all other rem
dies prepared TO relieve suffering humanity. ir
shove In many ways, but especially IL u evinc,d
In this important fact That responsible drug
Eiais and merchants all over the country tale
active interest in introducing them to their beet
customers and friends, while, at the same time
hisq quite ssmuch 10 their pecunisry interest to
Recommend other medicines. The reason for
this Is obvious. They are In eases Of Liver ocm.
paint and all oSstru'iions Of the bowels, and 10
fact, In all cases where eathatte medicine can be
employed. While the Ditters, by their gentle ton
ie 'tlmulantlNNitlve properties, and ~ sAfc
and certain remedy in Dyspepsia, have won the
admiration otevcry ona who has gwen them
trial, and the Blood Puriher Is acknowledged To-
he one Of the best remedies to search out disease
cure Scrofuls, Old sore., Eruption and Skin dis
eases and TO purify the blood extant, hence ths
people must give their voice in favor Of rem
ciiss which effect so much real good In the
worli
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ANOTHER REPUBLIC RIOT
Professor S. +. WItter is Assaulted and
FOrcibly Elected from Town.
THE TRIAL.

Republic breaks her repose, once more,
and now, again, stands prominent as a belig.
erent town. Our readers will remember Of
a riot which occurred at that place las. sum.
mer, between the students of the Academy
comma nded by one, Professor witter, and
thesown boys and which resulted in trial,
a newspaper history, aud much partisan talk
IN the immediate neighborhood. We shall
leave the testimony, which however is neees.
srliy substantive, TO disclose the points of the
case, while we simply premise that on the
2ith inst, Professor Witter was made to
pack his personal possessions and leave the
town, under pain OF capital punishment. He
came TO Tifin and caused the arrest Of ten OF
the thirty or forty young men and boys en-
gagged in the matter, and brought them be-
fore Justice Goo issll. The defendants were
George Lopgstree5 Kilbouru Mills, John
Cook, Clark Cook, ]. d. Cook, David viii.
cox, Edward Wilcox, Warren Bradford
Frank Nelkirk. Luther Church, Geo. Downs
Leppel Howell aud VIM. P. Thatcher
LongstTeet apd Mills Ted and were not ap.
pretended.
The case was tried on Saturday and Mon
day, in ihejaTy room of the Court House
q, X. Watson Appearing for the aggrieved
Professor and Sadge Seney Ior the defend
ants,
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Tho hlushing beauties Of modest maidn are
doubly enhanced by the "iuxuriant wealth. OF
hAir which surely follows the use of " Bar
rVtte Vegetable Hair Restorative as that light
follows slarknt I'D, Tiv-.
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Sick Headache

Arises from disordercd state of the stomach
ard bowels, and bilious Arrangement ofthe liver
lyi c1g he permanently cured by the use of
k9h'ek's Blood Purifier and Hood Pills. Full
Myers Sole Agents.
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DYSPEPSIA.

Thousands OF the worst sufferers from this
terrible gnaTlng disease have been cured hy ihe
monmls now IN our hands fully prove H.rsh
ser Myers Sole Agents
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House and Lot for Sale.

I ocATED on Monroe Street, First Ward n,
- Iifhn, and well improved. lnanire Of
Dec ioi 1887 'FT'Af' hnosi
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Railroad Notice.

- The stockholders OF the Columbus, Tim &
ioie1" hallroM Company are notified 10 meet
at the Court House Ia the city on Tifin. In M
eounty oi seneet and state Of Ohio, on Tuesday \
the zIth day OF October 1868. at one O'Clock n
~, o. said day, for the purpose OF electing seven
Sept, l1th, 1883.
w. p. Noble, Corporate,s
Jno. ID. Lnomis,
Jas s. Yerk, Of aaid
Luther A. Hall,
~ W. shawhsu, Company.
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sAruRpAY's rnocrEnINas.

Professor s. F. wITTER being sworn, de-
posed AS follows
On the 24lh of ofSeptembei was at Re-
public, standing IN front nj Thomas CauQh-
iin house, aud saw a crowd Of men in front
OF the Seikiik House. Mr.. crossley was
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THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS

THE Subscription Books of the six pcr cont
l preferred capital stock of ''The Tifhn Gold
AMI Silver Mining Company Of Colorado" are
now open. John Shock, Esq, Is general agent to
solicit subscriptions and collect the same.
LUTHER A. HALL, Sec'y.
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Attachment Notice.

Foster OlmstedJr., pl'tn. W.. J. u. Jackson aud
Josiah Bernard, Defta.
EtohE J. V. Jones, j. r., Of Loudon town
- snip Seneca Co, o., on the 10th day Of
august 1865, said Justice issued an order OF
Attachment In The above action for the sum OF
one hundred aud four dollars aud seventy. 1--WE
cents. FOSTER on NsT En
Aug. ~ 49, nts-st
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NOTICE.

A LL persons knowlRg themselves indebted 10
~ the late firm OF Poorman & Miller, or having
claims against said trm, viii please call and set.
10 the same, At once with the undersigned, A.
kesuryiYins partner Of said firm.
John PoORMAN.
af.lh 81
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Wan,ed---SOap Fat!

THE undersigned will pay Mt his Ashery on
Il Franklin street, In the SECOND Ward from 2
To cents per pound for spoiled pork TAT, and
soap grease, Persons will hnd II Co their adyan.
iage 10 sell their fat 40 these priceB than by max
ing Il into soap at n small advance.
jacob EIDT
THIN, o., May -, 1893 pO30mG
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-14
What Every Young Man Should Do

l. Every young man should make
tho most Of himself, intellectually,
socially and physically.
g. lie should depend upon his own
efforts, with help from above, TO &C.
complish these results.
g. He-should be willing to take ad-
vice from those competent to give it,
and to follow such advice, unless his
own judgment or convictions, proper
ly founded, should otherwise direct.
4. If he is unfortunate enough 10
have a rich and indulgent father, he
should do the best he can under the
circumstances, which will DO to con.
duct himself very much as though he
had not the obstacles to overcome.
5. He should remember that young
men, if they live, grow old, and that
tho habits of youth are Oftener than
otherwise porpetuated in the mature
man. Knowing this fact, he should
govern himself accordingly.
6. Ho should never DO discouraged
BY small beginnings, but remember
that all great results have been
wrought out from apparently slight
causes
T.. lie should never, under any cir
cumstalces, be idle. Ifhe cannot find
the employment he prefers, let him
como as near his desires as possible
ho will just reach the object of his
ambition.
g. Every young man should remem.
ber that this is not only the world to
which he stands related, and IL be.
comes him seriously to consider what
aud where he Is TO be a thousand
years hence.