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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-13
FoR IHE TRiHuSE;
To the Working Men.-A few Facts
for YOu TO Think over.
FoR IHE TRIAusE.

Tho working men held a meeting aud resolved
10 oponA Grocery and Provision store, II they
can succeed in getting the working mon to join.
They want two hundred members They have
the men aud money. and all they want is the
members to stand by each other, and be true
to each each others interest, and they can accom-
plish the object. Two hundred members pay
,25 each for one yeN,-paid in by the month will
make s., 900 annually. Those two hundred Nom
bers must be bona ffs customers to the store.
II each member will buy 81 worth Of provision =
week, the sales will amount to sli 400 year,
from tha membership, say nothing about outside
custom. We propose capital stock Of $50, 900
$50 shares AZ $500 q share to be paid in eight
years. There Is no trouble about the money, all
we want ls the men to make the custom. You
buy your goods at less per cent. than you have
beoa getting your groceries, and At the end Of
the year, you have not only gained In this but
receive = dividend on the money invested. You
cannot buy any article on tho stroot, without
taking all the seller has, or you must pay the
price Of the speeulator, or do without This as
soeiAtion propose to change this state Of thing'.
All we want is union, and determination to do
il. Then let the working men unite, and We can
and will succeed. Think about It and act accord
nsIy. AwoRRING MAN.
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The Proposed CITY LImIts.-wo

The Proposed City Llmlts.-We are
indebted to Mr.. Goo. II. ucmmng, for tho fol-
lowing brief and ineligible description OF the
proposed sxtonaon.
Beginning at the southwest corner Of section
10 in Clinton Township, being at the south end
Of the small brick house between the river and
the McCutchenvillo road thence north aisNs the
Hopcwcll and Clinton TIP. line, crossing the FC--
toria road 4 few rods east Of Mrs. Kuder's resi-
dcnce, and continuing north across tho Hedges
Estate to County road which runs west from
Adams street; thence cast along tho north side
OF the road to tho old corporation line thence
northeNsteriy along the old line, and continuing
10 tho same direction TO the north limo OF Levi
DAVIS land thence east along said line and tho
north side OF Davis Addition, crossing the San
dusky river to tho east side Of the River road ;
thence southwardiy along the east side Of sNid
road passing ]. ]. steiner's residence TO the
west line Of section 20 in Clinton Tp., at point
between Reuben Kellers residence and Mill I;
thence south to the c. S. a C. Railroad; thence
northeasterly along the west side Of said railroad
to VIM. Hunters south line thence east about
20 rods to the quarter section post on the north
side Of section 20; thence south along the middle
line Of section 90 passing along the east sido OF
tho new Fair Grounds to the old NJ. II. 4 l.. f.
Railroads thence east along the center Of said
Railroad TO the northeast corner Of lot No. in
block rs" Of the Hedges Estate thence south
westerly along the east line OF said lot and along
the west line Of VIM: Lanss land to the south
side Of the most southwardiy street in Mrs. Wal
ker's Addition; then west along the south side
OF said street 10 land line near Rock Crock (;
thonce south along said land line across Harrison
Mobiles land. across Gross Addition, across Hem
~ BuSlkirks land and along the east line Of G..
W. Buskirk's land to the Plank road south Of
the Toll Gate thence west along the south side
Of Walnut street In oakley, being J. ". Naylor's
south line to Washington street. thence south
along the east line Of Washington street to the
south side OF springdAlei thence west along the
south, and west side Of sprngdale to the Negro
town road, continuing west along T. II. Bagby's
north line TO the sandusky river thence north
westerly across the river above the Lugenbeal
dam thence along the west side Of the river to
| the south line Of section l9i thence west to the
place OF beginning.
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It's. & b. L. A.-AtR meeting Of this As
sociAtion held at City Hall on Monday even
ing II week ago, for the election Of officers
and tho adoption of the Constitution, the
officers selected for the ensuing year were as
follows; President, A. II, Byers; Treasurer,
Thos. b. Tomb; Secretary, Geo W. Bach
man; DirectPs, VIM. Kline, C. C. Park. R.
Lyslc, b. Tomb, Solomon Kaup, U F. Cra-
mer, ]. 7. Huss E, II. Osborn, J. B. Wilson,
aud ]. T. Martin. Some 75o shares OF the
stock has already been taken.
It bids fair to become popular method OF
saving money among the mechanics and 9th
ers, and no better plan can take tho place
of it.
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A MONEY PaIzR ron RvERYnoDY.

We have selected the mos, capital and M,ras'
tive list OF charming SEw sooEs ever snsrsd "
,he public. which we will send BY mail, prepaid
TO any address within the United States, ON re-
eeipt OF our catalogue price.
with every $3.50 book We also send, free. two
prise tickets, drawing each from u to 500 In
Greenbacks. Every person sending US also will
receive, prepaid, a splendid book worth 81, and
two prize tickets, which may draw s2oO more.
Agents forming clubs, and ordering At least siE
books At a time, may retain twenty cents on each
dollar, a. their commission, aud will also receive
one extrs prise ticket, free, with each book or
dered. Active young men and women easily
clear from SIS to $50 per day, besides their
prise tickets. A Catalogue, with instruct ons 10
agents. and one prise ticket, will be sent by mail,
BY tnclosing hftssn cents or, one sample book,
worth 81, with two prise tickets, and Catalogue
with full instructions to agents, will bo sent BY
mail, prepaid, by incioslnE $3.50. Agents wanted
oVsrywhsrs. Address
A. d. GOODRICH H4co.,
noi7.sm OF Nassau ST., New York.
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"ruRPARM AND FIRRsIDR.r -

An Illustrated Agricultural and Family NAEs.
sine for ,hs Rural Preside. The eheaPes, and
best published in the world. The most relise's
and popular family magaslns Of the day. Pub
lished monthly in large quarto form for binding
beautifully nius.ratsd-at only one dollAt per
annum.
Meiodsons, Sewing Machines. Books, Albums,
and other valuable prises are sent to agents rsis'
ing clubs. Agents clear from tio to SIS per day
eanvassins, besides getting a chance for each
subscription sent In the grand distribution ol
prizes, amounting 10 over 5000 in EFsenbaek'
Agents wanted everywhere. sample copies, viii
prise list aud full Instructions to AGsnt', seni el
! mail, free. Address
A.B. GOODRICH A CO., PrbtisHrHs,
nois.2m 81 Nassau 81, New YORK.
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DO NOT ran TO RRAD TINS.

Every one who washes or hires washing done
should go to T. G BowE's and get one OF Rich
ardsen's improved washers, and II after fair
trial, It does not prove satisfactory, on the re-
turn Of the machine, the money viii be refunded.
This machine, patented, July. 1867, is :he most
soupleie washer for general use known. II wash
Is the dirtiest articles As elesn as they can be
vashedb By hand, and works 20 easy that a child
from ten 10 twelve years old can do a large wash
Ing with It. rwsshes without friction, and does
nOtinjure the fabrics and It is acknowledged BY
all who use II and see II work 10 BE- the most com.
plste machine for general use ever invented.
For sale By E. G. Bowc, Tim, Ohio. County
end township rights for sale. Address Henry NJ.
smith, Adrian, Seneea county. Ohio. 1ls
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Leap Year Party at Homc..-In

Leap Year Party at HOme..-In our
last issue, we gave an account from the Ere
mont Journal Of Leap Year party held in
that place the week previous, and this week
we have the pleasure OF ehronieling ono at
home. Invitations were sent out to large
number Of the old bach's and the young
bach's by corresponding number Of the fair
ladies Of our city, for social party to be held
at tho residence OF Rev. DR.. Warner, on
Monday evening, Evening came, and the
gentlemen invited were called for and escort
ed to the parsonage with due gallantry, and
there entertained in jovial and pleasant
manner. Splendid refreshments were served
and all seemed highly delighted with the
charming" {" success Of the first "lsap year
party"
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"The Dlckcns-He WOn't."-we learn
through indisputable authority that Mr.. Chas.
Dickens will not visit the west at Nll--at
least that he will give no readings in Cleve-
land, or west Of that point. Mr.. Dickens
evidently thinks US OF "no consequence" out
west here, but Er Dickens like many anoth.
er Englishman has much to learn Of Ameri-
ca and its people. Though Boston is the
hub, we have some JslloOI out west that can
knock the sPOSe' out oft, "On long run," -
and if Mr. Dickens is desirous of knowing how
fast our car of progress is moving, let him
come to the west, but where ignorance is
bliss" however, "'tis folly to be WISE
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-13

InstalatlOn.-on Wednesday evening
last an Installation Of officers took place al
Lodge room of the C. rs. The following
are the officers elect;
II. W. Lewis, W.C.T.
p ] Wilson, w. II. HIS.
Miss Mary Poorman, ". L II. 8.
Mrs. c, L. Beard, W. v 7.
John G. Good, W. A. n. S.
!. S. Davis, W. F. S.
II, S. wenner, WI
Oscar Chamberlain, W, NJ.
Miss Clara Buskirk, W. D. N.
Miss Mary Gallup, WI. C.
ben. Huss, W o.G.
c. X. Watson, Chaplain.
Edward Lepper, P. W. t.
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ERRORS OP YOUTH.

gentleman who in early life was a victim to
that debasing vice so common to youth, which
resulted in Seminal Weakness. Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostration, and cNmo
near ending his days in hopeless misery. Alter
hsinS numerous remedies without success, he
obtained from friend somo simple rules and
prescriptions that effected permanent cure.
On behalf Of suffering humanity he will send
the same FREQ Of charge to all who may desire il.
Adde'S EDGAR TREMAINE, Station n,
Janl7-ly Bible House, Now York
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"A. n, AppOlntments. Gen. J.

GA. n, Appointments. Gen. J. War
rem Kcifer, Grand Commander OF the Depart
ment Of Ohio, G. A. r, in General Order
No. from the headquarters in Springfield,
appoints the following gentlemen to serve on
his staff Capt. A. G. Cassil, A. A. A. Gen,
Springfield Capt. Phil. Seibert, A. D. C.,
Cincinnati; ComrOde Thomas Donaldson, A,
D. c., Columbus; Comrsde Geo. c. Rawlins,
A. D. C., Springfield. W. J. Winter, Of
Springfield, is Assistant Adjutant General OF
the Department Of Ohio.
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The nev. EDWARD A. WILSON, will send
tfreo Of eharge), to all who desire IT, the prescrip
uou with the directions for making and using the
simple remedy by which he was cured Of a lung
ansotion and that dread disease coNsuMPrtoN-
His only object Is to qeneat the afnieted and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription, AZ
twill cost them nothing, and may prove bles-
sing. Fioase address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings Co., New York
MAvl6 1857
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Iist of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In tbe

List of Letters-Remsiniug in the
THIN Post Office, Feb. 18th, 1865
Sylvester Abraham, VIM. Baker, Sam.
uel Boliugcr, w. IL, Burns, John +.
Crum, Alverda Cromwell, Mary Dain-
es, Esmer h Kirchner, Thos. Ewons,
Parrick Finncgau, l., W. Frank,
Chouell Gross; Kate Henesy, Mrs. NJ.
L. Keller, Ella. Long, Chss. Louis
(2) L. s. Miller, w. A: Mills, J, d.
Mo AIDE. John Mo Huge, Anthony
Maier, John Miers, Proprietor Of
Mill Rose House, A. A. Nash, Jacob
Oglar, A. Runells, Phillip Stem, Mrs,
Emma Rance, @. ". Stoner, Gather.
inc Southerlaud, John w. Storl, Mrs
Hanah +. Tombs, Michael Umbert
Nancy wieblen. @. G. Wilson, Mrs
A. II. Walton, Maggie Williams
! Mrs. Jennie Waldo,
LETTERS HELD POSTAGE.
Mrs. Harry GiIlig, Virginia City
Nevada.
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RRRnRa OF YnurH.

gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
Vous Debility, Premature Decay, and the effects
ofyouthful indiAcretion, will for the sake Of suf-
fsring humanity, send free to all who need It, the
recipe and directions for making the simple rene
dy By which he WAS cured. Sufferers wishing to
rroHt by the advertisers experience, can do so by
addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN n. OGDEN,
May is, 1867, 90 Cedar Street, N. Y.
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Farm for Sale.

Will offsr ny fefin0 private sale, sithAtsd
| one mile west of Syoamora VILLAGE, WyApdot
county, Ohio. The fsfm contains 100 acres, Of
which about l20 aerss are cleared and tho balance
II well timberedi the improvements consist ofone
Frame House and Fraae Barn. With
all other necese4ry Out buildings; II 10 wall VA
tered and 4 goad orchard on n.
nG-AnY person wiAhiug 70 purchase good
farm are Invited 70 call and eSAmine the premises.
POFrIoUs.
rsr> is, rssT en 50
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed TO produce AluxuriAnt
growth OF hair upon bald head or beardlesI face,
also rocipe for the removal OF Plmples s. blotch-
e. Eruptions, etc., on tho skin leaving the same
set, e'aar, aud beautiful, can be obtained without
Shargs by addressing
THos. r CHAPMAN, cNENIsr,
May i6, 1857.
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ruE MARKET HOUSE QUESTION.

The City Solicitor, who was directed to sT'
examine the law as to the authority Of the
City Council to convert tho market house to
other uses, reports, that after an examination
of the law, he is "clsArly ofthc opinion that
the City Council have full power aud author
ity to make the contemplated repairs and
alterations in the Market House, and by
proper ordinance, lease the sams for other
than market purposes
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nsaih on Rev. Roht. AndreM.-ws arc

panied to announce the sudden death Of one Of
our oldest eitircns, Rev. Robt. Andrew, former
y pastor ofths Methodist Protestant Church, in
this city. who died at his residence in the Sec ond
ward, on the evening Of saturday the tth inst
lie was born in woodhouse, near Lancaster.
shire, England, and having embraced religion
when is years Of age. in his 18th year he com.
uenesd preaching, and at his death. at the age
Of es, had labored in the cause Of religion for
ever forty years.
Thirteen years Of this latter period he spent IN
this city, and because he was universally respect.
cd and loved, his demise Is matter Of deep re-
grst to bis friends and the community.
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McPherson M0numept.-Franeis Skid
dy, Esq.,, a wealthy merchan: Of New York,
has given $1,000 to the Mcpherson monu-
ment, expressing desire that the Association
may yet decide to erect it at West Point in
stead OF at Clyde.
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Personal. Rev DR.. Keifrer, late Of Tiain
and now pastor Of the FIRST Presbyterian
Church in this city has removed his family
to Sandusky and become tone Of u.s." DR..
Ksiffer will be warmly welcomed by the
community. - Reoifter.
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lngham q Bragg.-This house has r

lngham d Bragg.-ThiS house has re-
Gently issued new and complete catalogue
Of Standard Literary and Theological Books,
which will be sent to any address on appli-
cation. This list embraces the latest and
most substantial publications Of the day. and
will be sentOy mail on receipt OF retail price.
Address, Ingham h Bragg, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Transfers OF Real Estate.

Jacob Mergenthalor to Matthias truth, 20 acres
in Loudon Tp., for Si,i0o.
James conaghSn to Paul Case, u acres in ssnso'
Tp., for $4,000.
@. NJ. Ogden to Ida N. Ogden, 2IO seres in seiPio
TIP, for 5000.
O. NJ. ogden to Herbert q, Ogden, % acres in
seipio rp., for 5000
G. NJ. ogden to Erwin A. ogden, s7llS acres IN
Reed and Venice Tps., for 1000.
John Martin to W. Lang, 20 acres in Hopewell
Tp., for $500.
Nancy Stone to Levi werick. in.lot No. 500 in
the 2nd Ward, for $1,000.
A. C. Tonnor to John n. KAull, the one hfth Of
100 l4-loo acres in Seneca Tp., for i,t27.
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MARRIAGE AND CBLIBACY.

An Essay OF Warning and Instruction for Young
men. Also, diseases and abuses which prema-
tursly proStrSts the vital powers with sure means
ofrelIof Sent free OF charge in sealed letter en-
lopes, Address,
DR. J. sKILLEN BoUGHToN,
Howard Association, PhiladslphiA, Pa.
Jure 90 1857 -e,
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Valentines Day" and from the numerous
little gold-bespnngled missives which gil the
showcases OF our book and faney-goods
dsslerI We would infer will be celebrated as Of
old, by the juvininitics who are just budding
into "first love. "Cupids flowers, and lcafy
bowers" will be playing the deuce with any
quantity OF tender little hearts, tomorrow.
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1880 Prizes, amounting to sSSO,95O
rIeLo.. sIa. HALVES SO, Quarters 90.

DB- The above MAoSuIoSsr sIEotE NvHUEn
LOTTERY will he drawn ~ PuDJIc, IN CovIs9roH,
KT, BY three SwoRS CoNMIsfioNBRs, At opo o'clock
,. NJ, at At the Corner Of Filth and Madison sts.
but responsihlo Money Lotteries. that have been
conducted for the past thirty years, and ara drawn
under the authority of q ehhrtsT from the State,
and bonds are given 20 secure the payment Of all
prizes.
The official Ist Of numbers drawing prses will
he published in the New York Herald. Cincinnati
Daily Commercial, and Cincinnati German papers.
bU- We draw two Lotteries daily, qnd give per.
sons the advantage Of aoloeting rhetr owu num-
bops. Send your address for circular.
Address all orders to 800.
FRANCE, SMITH 4 co.
Dex 9TS- pOV'sgtos, Nv
noi7 -,
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Know 70 the land where the White Pine and Oak
Are embiems Of deeds that are done in their
cline,
Where the people are healthy - roses in morninF
And all save the spirit Of man is divine
Ills the land where people use DR.. J. W. Po-
lands White Pine Compound, for all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs, and for distressing com.
plsints Of the Bladder and Kidneys.
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'sThc Biuc Goats. s.p-Is the It'll, Of

"The Biuc Coats. ."--Is the title Of a
handsome volume, Just issued by Jones Broth
ers 4 Co, Cincinnati, o.
The volume is profusely illustrated with
over 100 hns engrAviugs by the hrst artists.
aud its contents include "reminiscences OF
Of camp, picket spy, scout, bivouae, siege,
and battlefield, with thrilling feab Of bra
very, wit drollsry, eomieal and ludiTouS
adventures, etc.
Amuse mement as well as instruction may
be found in every pvgs, as graphic detail,
brilliant wit and authentic history, are skill.
fully interviewer in this work Of literary art
II Just such a volume as will find humer-
oas purchasers, and just such one IS persons
seeking to act As book SCENTS should add 10
their list.
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Close Oonneotions are Made.

AZ sandusky, with Trains Of (Northern DiyIs-
ioAl Lake Shore Railroad Line, and during the
season Of nayigation,) with Lake Steamers for
theIslAnds and Detroit.
AtCiyde, with Trains OF (Southern Diviaion)
Lake Shore Railroad Line.
At Carey, with Findlay branch Trains.
"A Forest. with Trains OF Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railway.
"a IRellefontalne, with Trains OF the Belle
fentzlne (Crestline and IndianApolisl Railway.
~ Urbana. with Trains OF the Columbus and
indianapolis Central Railway.
~ tsprtngneld, with London branch trains.
xenia Railroad.
A. DaYtOa, with trains Ofihe Dayton aud wes-
tern Railroad
AZ Cincinnati, with Through Express Trains
10 and from Louisville, Indianapolis, ST. Louis
Cairo, Memphis, and the South Kentuekv CEN
frAl Railroad and Ohio River Mail Boats
tails lane has been NEWLY EQUIPPED with
Superior Modern Day Coaehes, smoking Cars. and
Nikht Sleeping Cars unsurpassed in comfort Asd
TRAINS RUs THROUGH TO and from Gin
ennatt without transfer to Passengers or Baggage
At DAYTON. tins ensurins comfort and adding
rrratly 10 tho pleasure OF thv trip between the
Lake aud the Ohio River
THROUGH TICKERrS sold and BAGGAGE
CHrcks given to all principal cities reached BY
this Road and connecting lines.
y. q. WILLIAM. supeTinte ndent
III. GospNAH, esn'Tal Ticket Agsni,
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eptfiol Notitts.

bsSa Anoue the Dead Men, are at this mo-
ment thousands who might have been alive and
we'll had they used that great life prescrver,
Plantation Bitters. Let tho living lay it to heart
that they are tho bes. known remedy for all dys.
peptic complaints, stomach arrangements, and
general debility. As delicious cordial, eombin-
ed with great tonic virtues, their equal cannot
bo found.
Delicate Females, clcrgymen, Merchants, Law.
sers and persons Of sedentary yhsbiis-poriieular-
ly those who are weak and sufer with mental
depression, are generally benefited by these Bit
t4rs
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UIgh school Entertainments.

rang.ments for this entertainment are progress
ing satisfactorily, and promises to be one Of the
best things OF the season. II will consist Of Sup
per, Music, TableAuN, Rceitations, sc. The Eu-
rekAswill contribute their excellent music. As
the proceeds 90 to purchase plano for the High
School. We hone everXhodY will attend.
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THE HEALING FOOL AND HOUSE OF
MERCY.

Howard Association Reports, for YOUNG
MEN on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, aud the Err
RoRs, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy
shs manly powers, and create impediments to Mar
riase, with suro means OF relief. Sent In Scaled
setter envelopes, free OF charge. Address DIR. J.
sKILLEN HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Iune On 1857 to
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-13

Bankrupt Sale.-A large Public sale
Of Cloths, Csssimeres, and notions is now going
on At the rooms ofIsaac Pennington, on Main st.
two doors below the shawhan Houso,-ths place
TO obtain cheap goods.
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CLUB TERMS.

The Tr1ua, will be mailed TO CLUB subscriber
for the nextyesr. commencing January lst' lsos'
as follows;
For Club Of s, in advance. ..........S 20
For Club Of TO- in advance Is 90
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Ito IN Itch. Itch.

scRATcHi sCRATCHii scRATcH!ii
in from 10 TO IS hours.
WheRten's Ointment cures The Itch.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Salt Rheum.
Wheaton's Ointment euros letter.
Wherton's Ointment cures Darber's Itch.
WheatOn's Ointment cures Old Sores
Whoaton's Ointment cures Every kind
ofHumor like Magic.
Price, so cents = boxi by mail go cents. Address
WEEKS POTTER, No ITO Washington Street
noston, Mass
For sale by all Druggists.
Sept. 2sth. ts6T-Iy.
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Annual Dance.-The No. boys, now
connected with the Hose Company Of "seneca
Chief" will hold their annual "22nd Of February
dance" at National Hall, on Friday evening, Feb.
2ist, 1865. The told favorites" promise grand
time on that occasion.
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MARRIEn I-IEIr.

Information and advice Of vital importance to
the married OF both sexes, In a sealed envelope,
ssn bc obtained free OF charge by addressing the
JAMES BUTLER.
S2a Broadway, N. Y.