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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-11
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-11
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-11

9erSsaiger Rit btnte atAe 0iepite
iiO< bic Rruppen hit Eager bon EbaS
lous olJ0 0,haIfEn Die galise altniee
OIrfiferit, GaDdIItNe uliD SaldMtexig,
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Gbot0ttossN sAarfaiFfe SIC aeFaiuglts
9lrtne6 Sstu sslilsE j asaOe DDsbel'
Die gtegimentet galatitttH ben Ballet
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-11
StdbelsO sOepescfoeis.

@rcbe 9teoae in ebatons.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-12
TlFFIN TTRfB0NE.
An Attack Upon the Ballet and
Modern Fashions.

Al article entitled "The Farewell
efFig. LsAves," in the March number
u the Northern Monthly--attributed
70 Miss Olive Logan--is by far the
ablsst attack on the ballet that has
been ELECTED since the "Black Crook"
nrst displayed its demoralizing at
tFustiops. The writer, who has evi-
ssutly had sn extensive stage expert
saes, assails not only the ballet, but
the exposures tolerated by the OK
treme fashions Of the day.
A single paragraph will gives good
idea Of the treatment Of this subjs
"a somewhat weary distance may
seem TO have been travelled over in
this rather resume than statement Of
the obligations at once binding wo
man TO modesty aud her guardians to
assist her in the maintenance of her
fret quality; but It is 10 be feared
that before all is said the connection
with the subject Of improper personal
exposures may be only too evident.
For there is a email occasion OF
treadiug on the painful IL not dan.
Rerous ground Of specification, TO
prove either that there only exists
oue forfeiture Of modesty moro sssur-
ed than that incurred 10 throwing tho
sacreduess Of the person open to the
public gaIe---or that there does not
exist even one road moro inevits bic
toward that impunity following i'm.
modesty. There isS lust Of the eye
mentioned by that same commonly |
neglested authority before quoted |
quite as guilty as that which follows,
and more destructive, because hun.
dreds may be contaminated at once
and the ever.recurring test of broth.
erhood, or better still, Of husband
hood, comes up again, inevitably to
illustrate the atrocity Of paudering
to- Il. In the marriage contract what
husband will fail to claim that the
woman whom he takes to his arms
and heart contracts to keep the gories
other womanhood sacred TO his only |
ever Aud what father or brother
will fail to visit with tho Seversst re.
probation the frst advance toward
undue revelation Of form Of either
daughter or sister, simply because
he, in common with the husband,
recognize such exposures. IL contiuu-
ing, a. incompatible with purity Of
soul and ,breateningly dangerous to
purity Of body9
at might puzzle even an imAgina.
tive writer to concentrate in few
words more sneeriug but grieved bit.
tsrness than that expressed, many
years ago, during temporary reign
OF the disease now persistent, b. q
certain husband who was aocos,cd
with a question while looking on at a
dance in which his very deeoilste wife
was figuring. What very handsome
msgni6ceutly formed lady is that
yonder, in the green and pearls 2
'ThatP Oh, that is my wife or at
least, I thought that il was up to to-
day. But, by the Prophet am
inclined TO think, by the way she
dresses o.night. that she is ,he vile
Of every gentleman in the room
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-12
l NAVE THE LARGEST STOCK
Ever Brought to this City.

Repairing and eagrsvnig doaa aa usual Re-
member our MOTTO: "Quiek Sales sAd small Frof-
n stss dat MISTAKE the place, Market street,
~ IN, lssS LEwu snpwAEA
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-12
"Closed for Repairs. F"

Judge -, Of Baltimore is an
able Judge, aud pious man. lie
knows for what the island Of Jamacia
is chiefly celebrated, aud thinks with
Lord Byron that "The two things
most consolatory to fallen man, are
rum aud true religion"
DiSdaining to imbibe perpendicu-
larly 10 bar.rooms he keeps a deml.
john Of conceded Otard in his office,
and there slaks his thirst as inclina.
tion prompts. Tue Judge has a son
who knows his fathers habits, and
emulates them with 6lial assiduity.
On a Sunday morning the Judge
would say:
"Well, Rufus, going to the First
Presbyterian with me this corning ?"
"No, father, l reckon I'll 60 down
TO the Second Methodist"
But on his way to that edifce,
Rufus uniformly stopped at the office,
unlocked the old gentleman's private
closet, aud INDUCED himself with the
pleasant fluid.
Every Sunday morning tho Judge
repeated his lSudable inquiry, but
Rufqs preferred the Second Methodist.
The Judge soon began to notice =
marked diminution in the co ntsnts Of
the demUohn, and rightly suspected
who was the culpri,. The Judge
smptied the remaining liquid into
another vessel aud placed it in a Sc
eluded plaoe. Next Sunday morning
came the usual iuterrogatory;
"GOing with mo this morning,
Rufus =
"No, father, reckon I'll stick to
the Second Methodist"
On reaching the Office aud taking
hold Of the demijohn, no not only
saw with digust the empty jug, but
noticed small piece Of white paper
attehed to the handle, on which was
lsgibly inscribed these words: ".Sse.
end AefAodist closed Jor repairs :"
AlteV church father and son met.
and looked curiOusly at each other,
smiled little smile, but said no, hing
The "repairs" on that Methodist
building have not yet been completed,
Be Rufus AYERS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-12
Boys Using Tobacco.

A strong apd sensible writer says
. good, sharp thing, aud rus one
too, for boys who use tobacco. Il
has utterly spoiled aud ruined thous.
snds Of boys. Il tends TO sotteuiug
aud asakening the bones, aud q
greatly Injuries the brain, tho spinal
marrow and the whole nervous fluid.
A boy who smoks esrly aud fro.
qusutly, OF in any way uses large
Quantities OF tobacco, is never known
20 make man Of much energy, aud
generally lacks muscular sRd phys.
ical, as we'll as mental power,-We
would particularly warn boys who
want 10 be any thing in the world TO
shan tobacco as most baneful poi
son. II Injuries tho teeth. II pro.
duees an unhealthy state of the lungs.
hur.s the stomach, aud blasts the
brains
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-12

A negro praying AFTER the assassi.
nation Of Mr. Lincoln, said, "Now,
Lord, jes' glib Il 10 'em right smart,
and not be msroiler, a. you general.
J SmH
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-12
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DO not be peoaivad.
House and Lot for Sale.

II ocATED an Monroe Street, First ward Of
II Tina, aud we'll improved. lnauire Of
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Notary Public.

Will Also continue the business Of Notary PpbHs
snd give my stteation a. heretofore, TO me eolec
toA % Government Clains Insurance and FOR
sac Of thepublte 10 my line Rememher tAe Nae,
Market street, directly opposite the CoaFt Hoass.
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sgAr, which VIII sell BY the gallon er barrel,
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1880 Prizes, amounting 10 SsSO,as0
Tickets aIe, Halves 90, oaartsFs es.
~ The above MAoNucnss sMaIu NvnpsA
l.0trtnN viii ha drawn N rVuttc, In CovtNoroN, n,
XIV, by three SNoRs CoaatassOHnAa, al ona o'cloek
?, n, ~ at the Corner of Ftith and Madison Sta
The Kentucky Lattenea are no 0iN Fnternrtses.
hnt responsible Money Lotteries that have been
conducted Tor the past thirty years. and are drawn
under the authority ofA charter fr0m the state,
and bonds are given 20 secure the payment OF All
prizes,
The efheial list Of nnmbara drawing prluss will
he pnhlished In the New YoFh Herald tin-tnnali
naNv Commercial, and Cincinnati German papers
nv We draw two Lotteries daily, and nive mar.
sons the Advantage 81 solectlaH Fhslr oWu ncaa.
hsFs, send yonr address for circular
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MORTON GOLD PEN.

THE BEST IN use. These pens win Be sod At
manntaetarer's prisea. The attention Of the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-10
From the Atlanta Intelligencer.
Sovereign Recipe for DiarrhGa.
ATLANTA. MaY 20. lis

This is the season of dysentery, and
there is good deab of it in our city.
would like to call the attention of the
community to sovereign recipe for diar.
rhna, dysentery, &c. 1t has been in use
in my fathers family for the last twenty
years, and has never failed to effect q
cure. You will please give it place in
your widely circulated paper:
Put in Il large pitcher two tablespoon.
full Of carbonate of soda and four of loal
sugar; pour on these pint of hot water,
when they are perfectly dissolved add
half pint of cold water, then put in q
tablespoonful of pulverized Turkey rhu.
barb or two ounces of the tincture, q
small tcaspoonful of the oil of pepper
mint or enough Of the tincture to give it
a perceptsble taste, and lastly, half q
pint of good French Brandy. Bottle up
carefully, and administer to the patient
in doses equal 10 half wine glass full
three times day, or as often as the bow
els are. moved. In extreme cases, accom-.
panied by gripping pains, double the pro-
portion Of brandy and laudanum, and use
freely. Give it a fair trial; no family
should be without it.
A PUBLIC FRIEND.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-10
A very pretty incident is related of

A very pretty incident is related of o
canary bird by Georgia paper. The
door of the birds cage was occasionally
left open that he might enjoy the freedom
of the room. One day he happened to
light upon the mantle shelf whereupon
was mirror. Here was new discovery
of the most profound interest. He gazed
long and curiously at himself, and came
to the conclusion he had found mate.
Going back to his cage he selected seed
from its box, and brought it in his bill as
an offering to the stranger. In. vain the
canary exerted himself to make his new.
found friend partake, and becoming weary
of that, tried another tack. Stepping
back few inches from the glass he
poured forth his sweetest notes, pausing
now and then for reply. None came ;
and moody and disgusted he flew back to his
perch, hanging his head in shame and ST.
lence for the rest of the day; and al.
though the door was repeatedly left open,
refused to come out again.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-10
Wisdom in Small Lots.

Be keerful that you allus git your
munna before you give reject, and
allus git a receet before you git your
munna.
Eff you air onla quarter of second
tu late you won't git thar in time.
We've got lots of men with toweren
intellex and brillyent genyus and all that,
but then you see we need just few men
with good common sense like.
There may be some sweet sadness in
chung the bitter cud of adversely, but
the most nv 'em in this section would
rather have terbacker, you know.
Wen man brags on hisself let him
du so; no won else brags on him.
Ell wise men never made mistaiks this
wood be hard world for foels-of whom
great many are which.
That man who's allus torking bout mis-
family is got no family; and tis charlie
to let him tork.
Its no use to be mizerable to da be.
cause you're afraid you can't be happy
tomorrow.
Some men gets proud mighty quick
the nerer dominiker is to dungil the
wos he krows.
1t required all kind Nv men to make
up the wurld, and yu see there had to be
sum egotistikle durn fools for hotel clerks.
1t don't talk as much -sease-to pick a
lock or forge check as it dus to not 1T.
Wen il rains puddm you hold up your