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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

Il
N. &. Huyward's petition for q
county road in Clinton township, hav-
ing received its two previous readings,
came up for final ac ton, and the
Auditor was directed to issue an or
der to trustees of said ownship to
open said road according to law.
Adjourned.
THURSDAY, Dec. 10, 1868. Board
met, all present. The directors OF
the Tifin & Oceola Plank Road Co.,
to-day formally yrelinuuished the same
and it was declared a public highway.
Adjourned.
FRIDAY, Dec. II, dashboard met,
all present. An order was directed
to be issued for 500 for ]. II. Huss
for stone cross walk front OF Court
House. Also to Lewis II. Gedultig
for Market street bridge Sl75. Also
to Robert Nichols $50 for saving
wood for Jail.
The official bond of Sylvester B.
CLARK, Coroner elect, was presented d
and accepted.
Adjourned.
ADJOURNED SESSION.
SATURDAY, Dec, l2. 1S6s.-Mem.
bers all present.
Fees were allowed the Mayor
Marshal and his deputy, aud the
Prosecuting Attorney and assistant
in divers criminal cases
Claims were allowed and ordered
paid, rs follows:
Henry Dsttenhafar bAlAncs due for re-
pairs on Aarkst street bTdEs-.........-t1o 50
ohss. Bskcr pling and sorting lumber..... "
Adams & Lstterhos Market street hridgesS "a
Adam Wagner lumber aud labor " " e. II as
J. N. Naylor hardware g ''-.... - IS
Geo. Ernest snndries furnished JAil...,., bg 81
Henry Dettenhafcr experimenting aud la
hor SuildinE Market street bridge...~"i7s 80
Adjourned.
SPECIAL SESSION.
SATURDAY, Dec. 10, 1S69.-Mem-
bers all present. Settlement was had
with Geo. Armstrong Tor building
bridge in Reed township and ordered
paid S76 so. Also with j. ". vii.
i.ams for building bridge in Reid tp.
and ordered paid S55 rs. Also with
Adam Carpenter for building bridge
in Venice township, ordered paid a
balance Of 500. Also with Same for
building a stoEe pier in Bloom town.
ship, ordered paid S04 so. Also
with same for building bridge in
Bloom township, ordered paid $500.
Also with Jeremiah Sughor for
constructing portion Of Tomb ditch,
ordered paid balance Of 81 so.
Also with Amos Leetner ($l6) and
John Fraver $50 OO) for constructs
ing the county portion of the Leet-
mel ditch.
Tho following claims against tho
county were allowed and ordered
paid.
ia. Sullivan EOods fer jail -. ...... - o.
jacob Shsbsr coal fof Co., ofees,... ,..,.,aee O.
Republic Printing o.. for blanks ae., for
Probate aod ',.....',...,, H IS
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MASoNIo,-Below we give the off.
GERS elect Of the different Masonic
orders of this city;
TITFIN LODGE, No. II, p. A. M.-HLEc.
TIoN HELD TUESDAY EVENING, DEC
Is, 1868.
A. ii. ByerI, W. NJ.
James Patterson, S. w.
VIM. b. Arudt, j. W.
Ephraim Porter, Treasurer.
j. b. Frost, Secretary.
Fl. f. Seiple, S. D.
Gabriel Crooks, j. D.
I. b. Tomb, ! S,.u,.
Chas. Martin. Stewards
John Park, Tyler.
SENECA CHAPTER, NO. Al, r. AZ
ELECTION HELD DEC. 3, 1868.
G. X. Watson, II. P.
&. Q. Parks, King.
A. II. Byers, Scribe.
JAS. NJ. Stevens, Capt. of Host.
II. f. Seiple, Principal Sojourner.
W. b. Arndt, II. A. Captain.
Robert Lysle, G. NJ. Sd Veil.
Charles Martin, G.. NJ. I'd Veil.
Il. G. Umstead, G.. NJ. LIST Veil.
Ephraim Porter, Treasurer.
j. b. Frost, Secretary.
John Park, Guard.
CLINTON COUNCIL, NO. AZ, r. AND 3.
M.-ELEcTIoN HELD MONDAY EVE.
MING, DEC II. 1868.
C. C. Parks, T. I. G, NJ.
A. II. Bers, d. l. G.. NJ.
IL. f. Seiple, p. G.. of w.
Ephraim Porter, Treasurer.
G. X. Brown, Recorder.
Charles Martin, G. Of G.
John Parks, Sentinel.
The Installation of all the forego-
ing officers clect Hill be held Decem
Der 25th, 1868.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

INCREASED FACILITIES. - Fish
baugh & Bros, the well-knOwn Pump
manufacturers, are erecting a sub
stantial aud commodious frame build
ing on the west bank of the river,
below the II. II. bridge. where they
intend to manufacture extensively y
pumps, hubs, spOkes, fsllOcs, and all
kinds Of bent work.
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Close Conneotions are Madn.

AZ saudusky, with Trains or (Northcrn Dlyjs-
ion) Lake shore Raiigosd Line, and during the
season Of navgation) with Lake steamers for
thcTslHnds and Detroit.
AtClydc, with Trains OF (Southern Division)
Lake Shore Railroad Line.
At Carey, with Findlay Branch Trains
AZ Forest, with Trains OF Pittsburgh, Fort
WAync. and Chicago Railway
~ BcllefOntalnc, with Trains OF the Belle
kontainp (Crestline md Iudianapols) Railway.
AZ Urbnna, with Trains OF the Columbus and
Indianapolis Central Railway,
Al Springfield, with London Branch trains. ,
At London, with Trains Of the Columbus and
NeniA Railroad.
AZ dayton, with trains OF the Dayton and wcs-
tern Railroad.
At Clnciaoati, with Through Express Tr.ins
10 AMI from Louisville, indianapolis, ST. Louis
Cairo, Memphis, and the South; Kentucky Gem
trAl Railroad and ohio River Nail Boats.
This Line has been NEWLY EQUIPPED with
superior Modern Day Coaches, Smoking Cars, and
Night Sleeping Cars, unsurpassed In comfort snd
atyle
TRAINS RUN THROUGH 70 and from Gin
cinnati without tran-fer TO Passengers or Baggage
NJ Dayton, thus ensuring comfort and adding
greatly 20 the pleasure of the trip between the
Lake and the Ohio River.
THROUGH rICKERTS sold and BAGGAGE
CHECKS given TO all principal cities reached by
sAiS Road and connecting lines.
I.E. WILLIAMS. Superintendent,
T. II. GOODMAN, General Ticket Agent.
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Communicated.
Fuel-How the Toledo, Tifiu &
Columbus Railroad will Affect
1t.

I ~@NW NAN a NAANANN a anu "
Columbus Railroad will AfFeo,
1t.
The increasing scarcity Of woot
not only confronts the manufactur
or, but to every owner Of a cooking
stove the question must even
now arise, "What is to be done
about fuell" Some figures on this
subject will aid to prove at once our
real position. With the Toledo &
Crestline Railroad our communica
ton is direct to the Holmes county
coal, seventy miles distant. Coal
delivered on the cars will cost $3.50
per ton, and the transportation to
this point would bo Sl7,00 per car
load of ten tons, making the total
cost of coal at Tiflin, s4.2O per ton.
Now twelve bushels Of coal is
equal to one cord Of wood, or say,
if you please, that one ton Of coal
equals two cords of wood--a half
ton equals one cord, at q cost of
$2,10. Thus il is plain that if that
road was completed our fuel would
cost only about one-half what il
does at present. Tho advantages
Of cheap fuel are well understood
by manufacturers, and to them We
are not speaking, but Of the people
of Tilin we ask: Have you con-
sidcred the advantages to each one
of you if manufactures were being
built up all around you ? How
would your business increase
real estate enhance
In fuel alone, to every stove
would be saved annually, about ten
dollars, besides the introduction Of
new and extensive manufactures,
adding a large percentage to your
property and business.
To Toledo this subject is still
more important. They would fur
nish the west and northwest with
coal, and to the steamers on the
lakes for their own and other ports
the same as Cleveland is now
doing. Toledo with as good coal,
would command as great a coal
trade as does Cleveland. She would
at once rear her furnaces, her foun-
dries and her forges as actively as
does Cleveland. At Toledo manu-
featuring would begin and the ele-
ments of a city be acquired. If
Toledo alone had to construct this
Crestline Road, she would at once
be reimbursed; or if TifIin alone
would build it, her gain would soon
equal the cost.
Is the Holmes county coal Of
good quality, and how near is it =?
It's better than most of the coal en-
tering Cleveland and believed as good
as the best. "Crab Run" coal is
inexhaustible in quantity and in
competition with the Hooking VAL
ley coal ria. the Cleveland, Colum-
BUS and Cincinnati, and the Colum-
bus, Tiiiin and Toledo Railroads,
the two are destined to supply Tiff
fin and Toledo and all contiguous
regions forever,-the "Crab Run"
coal being only about seventy miles
distant from Tiflin and one hundred
and fourteen from Toledo. This
item of traffic for the road is not
insignificant. The road once open
ed we would soc one coal train per
day, and soon two and three trains
per day hauling. coal alone to Tole-
do.
To us, as consumers of coal, and
to the managers of the new Rail-
road, this subject is mutually i'm
portant. To US, for the money to be
saved in fuel, to them for rev.
enue, large and permanent, for their
Road. x.
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List OF Letters remaining in the Tinn PoI,
once. Dec. 2ith 1855.
Daniel FAAdms, g p Bernard, SAMUEL BAlr,
J chm Boiker, Henry ClAbAugh. Ames Dawaii,
Daniel Fink, u Fisk Mrs Angeline Fife, Miss
efiek Fritz, Michael Gllis, lisa Gross Miss PAuil-
Ia Gensel Lewis haug, Miss Elizabeth Hauek,
Niles Mary 4 Hoover, John r King, J IA
-IAughln, Katie Long, NJ loeser, w Matthaus,
Miss Lsnors Michel, Andrew 3 Mcdowell, Mise
Jane hiongette, (2) A A Nash, G A Pierce. n
IIAafeie, IS w Reed, George keinbolt, Mrs Mary
Vefein, II r TTOxol, James WhelihsR. Is +
WomnieF, Miehsal Yeagsr, George zeparniek,
Frank Gender.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

OuR CARRIER. - We hope the
readers of tho TRIBUNE, who receive
their paper at the hands of the Car
rier, will duly remember him on
New Years day, when he brings
around his Annual Address. He
has served faithfully in the past,
and will do so in the future. Re-
member that he loves the "root of
all evil,' and relieve yourselves of
some of it for his benefit.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

HOLIDAY ADJUSTMENTS. Our cit.
izcns will not lack for places to spend
their holiday money and euj oy Them
selves during the Holidays. All re.
member that the days Of general en-
joyment come but once a year and
will conduct themselves accordingly.
AS far as we have learned the follow
ing festivals, balls, etc.will take place:
Christmas Eve the Lutheran Church
has Christmas Tree for their Sum
day School Scholars.
Christmas day and night tho Bap-
tist Church gives festival in the
City Hall. A pleasant time is ex-
pected.
Commencing Christmas Eve, the
Independent Fire Company, No. 4,
boys will give their 1lth annual + /
which is to last during each day and
night of the holidays. Heretofore
the boys have done big thing with
their fair, both in tho way of fur
pishing amusement and getting the
"wherewith" which they, as an inde-
pendent company, need, May their
success be equal to their most san
guine expectations.
New Years Eve, the Young Amer.
lea Hose Company gives a grand ball
at City Hall. They have made every
preparation necessary to ensure a
| good time ard should be patronized.
On New Years night, ball will
be given at City Hall by the Tifin
German Turner's. 1t promises to be
an excellent affair, as we understand.
Aside from the above, divers aud
sundry private entertainments and
parties are to be had which will add
greatly to the general holiday pleas
ure.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

TEAcHEG's EXAMINATION. - The
County Examiners will hold a teach.
er'S eIsmiut ton, Saturday, Deeem.
ber %, 1868. This will be the last
examination held until next spring,
County, ExAMisERs.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

other. Those VINO have
tried Il, know that It cured them; those who have
not know that 1t cures their nelghbors and nends,
and all know that what II dOcs once u does AlWAyo
ia 5sSSr v s SSys Suaanss usos ,
sands OF certificates OF their remarkable cures Of to
following complaints, but such cures arc known In
every ncghborhood, and we need not publish thom.
Adapted 10 all ages and conditions 10 all climates;
containing neither calOmcl or any deletenous drug,
hey may po taken with safety by anybody; Their
hem pleasant 10 take, while bolng purely vegetable
no harm arise from their use In any quantity.
informal vscern to purify tho blood and stimulate Il
INTO healthy action remove the distinctions OF tho
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF the
body restoring their irregular action TO health ana
by correcting, whorevcr they exist such derAngO-
nients rs arc the nrst origin OF disease.
Minute directions are given In tho wrapper 81
hc box, for tho following complaints which these
PUs rapidly curc:-
For Ijyspepsia or Hndige.tIon, LlaIsss-
mess, LanguOr and LOas OF Appetite, lhsY
should be taken moderately TO stlmiilato ne stou
Aoh and restore It's healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complains and is yaricas symp-
Jaundice or GreeE Sickness, Bilioas
Collie and bilious FevoFs, they should bc ju-
dciousy taken for each case 70 correct the diseased
For Dysentcry or Uinrrhoaa, but one mild
dose is generally required
For Inflammation, GOus, Gravel. PalFis
tation OF the Hears, Pain in she aIde,
Hack and LOins, they should be Continuously
taken, as required 10 change tho dscNsed actlon 81
disappear.
For Dropsy and DropsieaI sveiIr.sa thsy
should be taken in largo aud ffequent doess 10 prt
duce the effect OF = drastic purge
Tor suppression a large dose sheuid Be talrsn
a. it produces the desired effect by sympathy.
Asn Dinner PtU, take ono or two Ptlfa tg pfu-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates tho stomach aNd
bowels into healthy action, restores the srPetfss,
and inVigorate1 tho system. Hence II IA Ofen ~
xhnthgeous whero no serious arrangement exises.
One VINO ieels toefably well, oten hnds that adoeo
ofthese PHis makes him feel decidedly bettor,fTo
their cleansing and renovsting effect On he digs-
uve apparatus.
pR. ,. c. AVER a co., Pr~sttsaI cAsssAseO
LOWELL. MAS, v. O.. n
n .ySrln
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

We have no apology for continued
lack Of editorial matter. Political
matters are not to be compared with
the new railroad, On that line we
propose to fight it out till the road is
secured.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

"Why stand you thus amazed 2" To sec
person OF yonr natural beauty with head
Of dry bristling, nnkempt hair Go pur
chaSe II bottle of of"lsrretts Vege table Hair
Restorative" II will transform your ha I
into beautiful, glossy rnglets. Nothing 81
eaicacious has ever heen offered to tho pub
lie - LoVsH Courier.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

The Halifax Poultry Chronicle
proposes pine shavings as beds for
chickens troubled with lice. The
turpentinc in the shaviugS docs the
business for the vermin. Good hard
wood ashes will beat the shavings
out Of sight.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

Ifyou want to got nice cake foi
Christmas or New Years you can get
it at short notice at Fistios, Oppo-
site National Block. 81.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24
Nrru advertisements.
Real Estate for Sale.

A FARM or ONE HUNDRED AND TWEN.
"A Ti-rHREE Acres, nn the NeErotoun road.
~ and half miles from the city, known as the
old Pence farm. For sale cheap
A LARGE FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AND
~ TWO LOTS Ia D.nIers Addition 70 Tfhn.
ltitna easy htle perfect. Inquire n
LEE A BREWEE.
noi0-4W.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

We give this week the main fea-
lures of Senator Aortons speech on
finances, and will in our next issue
publish Horace Greeley's rejoindor
thereto which he gives in the N. Y.
Tribune
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24
PIANOS For THE HoLIDAYs.

We are agents fJr Chickering,
Gilbert, Emerson and Guild, q
Boston; and Knabe, of Baltimore
and will sell any of those excellent
instruments more reasonably than
any other dealer.
GALLUP & HCSS,
Opposite the Court House.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

ga Railroad! a Railroad (! our
kingdom for Railroad !'---Shaks-
peare revised and improved for
modern application.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

COUNTY UNIoN.-Membsrs of the
Seneca County Teachers Union will
take notice, that the next regular
meeting of the Association will be
held at the City Hall, Tifin, o., on
Saturday, Jan. ID, 1869. a full at
tendance is desired, and in order that
the entire programme may be carried
out, let every member be present al
8 o'clock A. NJ.
By ORDER OF UNION.
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John Winislds's Estate,

NOTICE is hereby given that tha undersigned
IN has been appointed and II quAlidess a. al
ministralor OF ihe estate of John Win asld, late
Of Seneca County, deceased,
Fostoris, q. nee. 20. lsGsdlotae '''
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

A HEAVY HoG,-Mr. Il. Jones,
Jr., of Scipio Township, brought to
this city on the 10th inst, and dis
posed of the largest dressed hog we
have seen for many day. 1t weigh
ed seven hundred and six {7OG) lbs.
and was sold for the snug sum Of
s6o.s6. The hog was cross between
the Yorkshire and China, a breed
very popular with the farmers in that
part tofthe cOunty-so we are inform.
ed. Who has raised a heavier
hog than the one mentioned I! We
would like to hear Of il.
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BY ORDER OF UNION.

THE NURsERY.-This beautiful
illustrated magazine for "babies and
little children. for January, contains
thirty-twO pages. 1t is illustrated
with beautiful pictures-such us chill
dren of the lesser sort can under
stand-and the reading is suitable for
such. Every one having a child over
one year old should subscribe for it.
1t is beautiful and appropriate.
Terms 81 80 per year. Address
John i. Sborey. Boston. Mass.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

Farmers and Stock dealers, use
Horshiscr 4 Myers, Improved Condi>
ton PoSders the best in market for
Horses, Cattle and Sheen.
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Corrected weekly, By .. D. sRsAA.
FLOUR s.,
WHEAT-s, o. TO l 6S from team1.
COkk,-old, 1helled. rs cts.
q In ear. s. to 20
RrE--i 10 to si05 per buahsl.
OATS-4s eents.
CLOVER SEED-so.oot 10 ssOs
TIMOTHY SEED-S22S
FLAX sEED--s2 90.
BARLEY-sl,5O to s7,oo per buihel.
HoGS-liVs, per swt $3.50
dressed " $500 TO 5000
TIFFIN PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected weekly by Persons a Wilson, Empire
BUTTER-ss to slrsnts per p.usa.
LGcs--3V vents per dozen.
LAhD-lt cents per pound.
IALLOh-s centa per pnund.
HEESWAN-1O cents Ter pound
POTATOES-fO to T5eiG. per bushai.
APPLEs-Green so 10 ! 90 per bushel.
Dried c to 81 cents per pound
FEATHERs--75 cents per pound
PELTS-25 TO u cents each.
HhGS-2 TO ) cents pt = pound
HAY-st0 TO Sl4 per ton.
OhlONs-s1iO, per bnRhel.
Chickens o to Scents psr psund.
POULTRY Turkies 0 TO 10 cents per paundi
Ducks 10 II eentA per pound.
Geese ~ 10 80 eonts each.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

If you want to make your wife or
husband a present, you can fud
something to suit, at Fistis's.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

SANTA CLAUS, with large supply
Of Toys for the little ones, Candies,
Cakes, Nuts, &C.. has made Pistio's
Confectionery aud Bakery his hcsd>
quarters, and is daily visited by hosts
Of persons laying in their supple,
for the holidays. Goods are going
rapidly, for he is selling cheap.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

lfyou want to make a present to q
boy, or to girl, you can buy a
handsome one at Fistie's.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

Posi- OFFICE. - The Tiflin Post
Office will be closed on Christmas,
Dec. 25th, 1868, from liz A. NJ, to
4 p, NJ.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

ARREsTED.-We gave an account
OF man named Smith three weeks
ago, who deserted his children in
Clyde, and who, it subsequently was
found, had murdered his wife in Ul-
ster County, N. Y, but Of whom no
clue could be got. Shortly after the
desertion of the children, Mr.;Whal.
ley, if our memory serves us, living
near Green Springs, employed a man
who came along, to work on his
farm. A day or two after hiring him
Mr.. w. read the account of the de-
sertion of the children in Clyde and
of the murder of the woman in New
York, and somehow got the idea that
the man he had employed was the
guilty party. lie watched the man
closely, without appearing to do so
and found that he answered to the
description of the murderer, except
that he had bunch ON one of his
wrists, which was not given. He i'm.
mediately wrote to the authorities al
Ulster County and found that the
murderer,had such mark, but that il
had not been mentioned for certain
reasons. Officers were Immediately
sent from where the murder was
committed and the man was arrested
last week. He goes to meet his just
deserts for the cruelest and most vii.
lainous murder We have any account
Of
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24
ESGgs
Cincinnati, Sandusky, & Cleveland
RAIL ROAD.
THE PIONEER LINE OF OHIO,
nriMB CARD. DECEMBER IL, 1855.
DAILY, IsUSDAyS rxcEPrrDl
TRAINS LEAVE TIFFIN,


GOING NORTH.
hail-y;32 p. NJ. Night ENprcss-1:nO A. NJ
findlay Accommodqtion-T:iTA A. NJ
GoiNo sourit.
Hsil-i0.5TA. NJ. Night Express 1910
FindlAy Accommodati1n--64s r. ".
Express leaves sandusky Sunday instead Of
fnturday evenings, and Accommodation leaves
Dayton sunday instead OF Saturday evenings
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

The Democracy have become tired
of holding their State Conventions
the 6th Of January, and have conclud-
ed this year to hold it the 9TH of July
1t is probable thoy don't like cam
paigus drawn out from January to
October.
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Pittsburgh, Ft, Wa-ne & Chicago
Railway.

On ana aner Nov. 23rd, 1853 Trains will
leave Stations daily, Sundays eTceptcdO as fol-
powa. [Train leaving chicago at 4.EO p. NJ,
9eaVea dailY.l Train leaving Pittsburgh at $50
p. n, leaves daily.l
TRAINS GOING WEST.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

WANTED.--A place to do house
work by a girl. Can come well
recommended. Inquire at this Of
fee.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

An persons troubled With Costvensss ~ oeEse.
patton ~ The Bowels 70 buy Robacke BLOOD
Pills. they contain NJ mercury, are purely yea-
etable and work like charm can BE- taken vih
safety by Tersons AL ages, md IN All e9ndl
nons ollie. Hershiser a Myers, Sole AReaen.A
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

Our patrons have our best wish
es for q merry Christmas.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

TIN WEDDING.-Tin weddings are
in vogue in this city, if we may judge
by the following card which was hand
ed to us, accompanied by some de-
licious cake:
Compliments of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Lysle-Tin Wedding-DeC.
18th, 1868"
We hope they received Tin enough
to keep them going till their Silver
Wedding rolls around.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

THE NAME.-We hope our read.
ers, who notice the different names
by which the new railroad is called,
will bear in mind that the road always
meant is that which ruus--or will
run-from Toledo to Crestlinc. AT
ter it is built-which is not long in
the future-then it will be dubbed
whatever is thought to be the most
appropriate. Build the road first
aud name it afterwards.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24

WhatHair Restorative took the frat pre-
MUM ola Silver Medal at the New Hamp.
shire State Fair over all competitors
"Barreus."
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-24
LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

Los7.-on Thurs'ay. Dec. 18th
1868, between Bloomvil's aEd Tifhn
by way Of Melmore, a Pocket Book
containing between thirty and forty
dollars, half.faro pass on the c. 6
& c. Railroad aud two or three re-
ecip's given by the Express Agent.
The sOder leaving tho same at the
TRIBUNE olhce. or returning it to the
subscriber, living in TIN, will be
literally rewarded.
A. Il. BEASpEnERaY.
noi0tf.