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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-07-09

Pren,ilnas and Aaodrtlieg Committees of
the Eighth AnaataS Ftttr Of The Belmont
Independent Agricultural Society, to be
held at Befn1o'at, on the 18th, I0fh and
17th Of September, 1868. y ''t9aW 'at.
4lf Nati1Fio CLASS A.at d tR esse =
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19
Report of the Comptroller.

The report of the Comptroller of
the, e,Currency for the year is about the
same length as that of Of last year, d
large part Of it being occupied with
interesting tabular statements.-
Among these will be one showing
the condition of the lawful money re
serves of the various States, exhibit-
ing the amount OF circulation aud
deposits to be protected BY the re-
serve; also the amount of lawful
money on hand aud available, 10 New
York and other redeeming cities
The reserves are generally eonsidera-
bly, 10 excess Of the amounts required
by law. The report shows that the
amount of tax paid by banks as
whole, State and National, is nearly
Eve per cent. on their capital. II
also shows that the average time Of
bank loans for all the States is sew
enty days. that credit is shortest in
the Western States and longest in
tie Eastern States, the highest aver
age being l02 days for Rhode Island.
The number ofnew banks esta blished
during the year was but IL, live of
which are new banks that will have
no circulation until CongresS pros
vides for more, or makes new dfstri-
button, and seven Of which take the
places scs sSaaks sAa. hare Been
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19
BaIlous Monthlr MAGAZINE. .rhc

December number ofthis popular Magazine is
received. We inI IL dlicd with that chartning G
variety Of illustration md interesting letter.
press 20 well calculated TO keep tat tho head Of
tho chcap Magazines Of the country. shillaber
treats MS to ono Of his most musical illustrated
poemsi William l.. Williams gives the young
folks an exciting story, while Jane G. Austin.
James Franklin Fitts, CAtharine Earnshaw, ". .
II. Macy n. p. Darling and several other writer's
Of more or less note furnish each capital story
or poem. The humorous pictures are good.
The publishers announce for 1860 q new serial by
the charming Miss Camilla william, also an orig
insi story for boys and girls, TO run through
the year, by Horatio Alger, IT., one Of tho most
popular writers for the young. They also prom
ise Increasing attractions in stories and lustra.
tions, for the coming year, over those Of ANY
previous one. II l. sent to Subscribers at 81 so
year, or in clubs for l,25. Elliot, ThomasS Tai.
bot, Publishers, Boston, Mass.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19
Report of the Chief of Ordnance.


The annual report for fiscal year
ending June 80, 1868, of General
Dyer, Chief Of Ordinance, has been
submitted to the Secretary of War.
He says his expenditures for the wear
we're $50, 1920, 900, whichis less three.
dlths Of his expenditures for the pre-.
vious year. The necessary prelimin.
airy steps have been taken for remoy-
ing the public property and selling
the land at St. Louis Arsenal aud Lib.
crty Depot, in Missouri, as required
BY act of Congress passed in the last
session. He says the sale of the st.
Louis Arsenal renders it necessary to
make arrangements for supplying its
place. An ordnance board, which
made an investigation, recommended
the establishment of new arsenal at
Jefferson Barracks, and the War De.
partmeut concur in this recommenda.
tion. Gen. Dwyer renews his recon-
mendation to sell the arsenals at
Rome, N. Y, aud Yergennes, Vt,
auu also tne uoVernment property at
Harper's Ferry. He also renews and
strongly urges the establishment of a
new arsenal at Omaha, or somewhere
else in that section of country. lie
speaks at length of arming the per.
manent Notifications of the country,
and fays experiments have been
instituted to test smooth bore and
rifle cannon, and recommends going
on as rapidly as possible with the
manufacture of smooth bores, and
also with rife bores, as soon as
results of practical tests will so
He says. finally, that good
report is made from all quarters Of
breech- loading muskets, converted
from muzzle leaders. and that work
10 that direction is being continued.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19
Lecture season-we understand III

Lecture SeasOn--we understand that
the citizens of this city, are to be entertained
at times during the winter with lectures
from prominent lectarers. The Young
Mems Christian Association have been In
correspondence with, and secured six excel
lent speakers, who will lecture under its
auspices. After defraylng the expenses of the
lectures, the money remaining will be used to
fit up the rooms for the meeting OF the Asso.
citation, and furnish them with books, papers
and other literary matter.
We believe that our good people eau but
rejoice that we are to have course of lee
lures, not only for the pleasure Of listening
to, and learning from able men, but for the
assistance that will be rendered to body as
important to every city as is an association
of christian young men.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

City Council. met Mon
day evening, with johnson, Kaup
aud Wagner present. After reading
minutes of the previous meeting, the
Clerk was ordered to draw orders Tor
the following sums:
Adam Wagner 5000 %, on contract for Engine
House.
VIM. Hullcnborgcr, 500 90. on contract iOr
Engine House.
VIM. Mat,ison, s2Oo 90, on contract for Engine
House.
J. T. Collins, ei9 90, crossing on Water street.
VIM. Bacher, sloi u, work In Cd Ward.
j. scheiber, S6l 2,, work in lst Ward.
Rob.. Nichols 50 on, boarding Prisoners.
Gus. Wall, s1J II, acct. to Nov. LIST, 1868.
Jno. A. Wolf. $500 so stonc work in 2d Ward.
g. II. Homming, Si2 90. Contract to repair
grade.
Michael Young, sll2 2S, Culvert, etc.
The ordinance to provide for the
erection of barriers around cellars,
etc., was taken up for the third and
last reading, aud on motion was laid
over till the next meeting.
The ordinance to convey certain
property to Van Nest received its
third reading and was passed. Ad-
journed.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

Gamcy.-Messrs, Buskirk and Grouse,
of this city, who recently went out on
hunting and fishing excursion, returned last
week. They met with good success, KILN z
one hundred ducks, ninety snipes, and catch.
ing fifty fish.
That is doing pretty well and beats our ex.
pcrience in that line. Our luck always was
to spoil great deal of powder, lose lot Of
bait, and come near killing ourselves with
fatigue. Ducks always seemed to wink at
US, as much ast say"you are 10 more danger
from the gun than we are, while the fsh
wonld catch the bait of the hook and turn
up their white bellies with exquisite joy to
see us jerk, We are not sportsmen to any
extent.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19
The Teachers IpstItute.-Tb. snu,

The Teachers Instltute.-The entire
attendance at the Teachers Institute last
week, was one hundred aud forty members.
Much interest was taken in the session. On
Saturday the examlnat ons were made and
some seventy were qualified by certificate as
teachers. The examinations were Of more
scientific aud thorough nature and mark, we
think, an epoch in the progress of the educa-
tional interests of our county. The necessity
ofgood teachers has long been felt in our com.
mon schools, and we think that under the
present administration of affairs the want
is being supplied
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

Retires. -R. DUNN ofthe Upper Sandus-
ky Union, has sold that paper to Mr.. Elmer
man, formerly Of the Ft. Wayne Democrat.
"Bob" got up live paper and will be missed
from the editorial corps of the Demo cratic
party. Els successor has our best wishes
for pccuniary success, and we presume will
fill Dumm's place we'll.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

wound upr aud will only get circulaS
ton " by retiring the :noiCs Of those
The comptroller will not make
many reeommendalio6s;as Jas he finds the
law, asa whole, working tory we'll. He
reuews his recommendation Of last
year in favor Of an early return to
specie payments, IN favor Of the re-
demption of all National Bank notes
in New York, aud against payment
Of interest on banks bsla5ces in New
York city banks.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19
The trinity Church oyster sumner.

Tho Oyster Supper given by the ladies o,
the Trinity Church, on Friday evening last,
at the City Hall, was well attended by the
public The audience was composed not
only of the members of its own congre-
CATION, but was literally patroni1ed by other
churches, many of the latter taking, seeming
ly as much interest in its success as its own
people. The entire receipts were Sl2O a.;
expenses, S27 II; nett receipts 500 a.
The affair was pleasant and enjoyable, and
met with marked snccess.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

James Q. Hall, State Senator from
the 33d district, died at at the Oil
YER House in Toledo, on Friday the
18th inst.
Mr.. Hall was formely prominent
merchant in Cincinnati, but for many
years has been a resident of To-
ledo. He was a man of large prop.
erty and owned a great amount of
real estate in the latter city. In his
death the people of Toledo and the
State at large met with a great loss
He was an energetic business man
and thoroug hly upri ght and honest.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19
Farm for Sale.

II WILL sell my farm Consisting of Ioo acres
Il situated on the Coo road, four miles south
east OF THIN, los acres OF which Is cleared and
under good cultivation, good fences. acres In
orchard OF grated fruit, 81 sweet cherry trees
pears, plumbs, grapes, &c. Frame wcather
boarded house, l1S stories high, four large rooms
Also large cstern, and never failing well IN "a
Ter. Farme barn aud stable attached thereto
Sitt. graIRries, corn crib, ETC., embraced therein
For further particulars, enquire of the sdbsalibxf
on the premises. 3oe0 II, dried Oak humber
thf be disposed of win ihe farml
ns-5s JOHN II, RoMiG,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

The Worcester (Mass) Co. Free
Institute Of Industrial Science was
dedicated with appropriate services
the 1lth inst. tits designed to furnish
practical training in mechanic sci
ence, aud starts with an endowment
of about 100000, aud Prof q. o.
Thompson as President.
Tho President has accepted the
twenty milo section Of the Central
Pacific Railroad, commencing at tho
37Oth mile aud ending at the termi =
nation Of the 390th milo, east Of tho
initial point at Sacramento City, Cal.
ifornia.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

q
jOrity Of advertised bitters important ingredients
she necessity Of which are plainly indicated, are
omitted, because Of their high prices In others,
the proportions and combinations CT the ingre.
dients are in defiance OF all settled principles
OF pharmaceutical chemistryi others, again, arc
mere shoms, made up of poor vhiskey slightly
Filtered with aIoes and eolored IN such man.
ner as to deceive abe unwsry, aud nre so nAuse-
ating as 10 be unworthy Of criticism and 20 the
'fatient the temedyis worse than the disease,
while years ofexpcrience and trial have proven
DR.. Robocks Stomach Bmers to be, just as recon-
'mended, one Of the best remedies extant where
a 'iomecAictoaio and snnsiapfafe required. They
never fail to strengthen the weak, impart vigor
to the strong, and are, in every particular, Just
WhAta stomach biitirs ought TO be- Ifyou have
symptoms OF Dyspepsia, take them freely TO aid
digestion. II you reside in bilious districts,
they should be taken as sure prevention Of
Bilious Fever andPovpr ana Ague, Liver COM
plaint Jaundice and in all tnat class Of diseases
where there is a general depression OF the noiv-
ous system, loss OF muscular energy, weakness,
lassitude, want of appetite, fsintness chilly sen-
tations and aching of the bones, sc. And, as a
remedy for female weakness, LeuchorrhpA, or
Whites, Roback's stomach Ditters have no
cNnal.' ThsyAre prepared with special refer
enee to this complaint, and act like charm. A
Few days trial will satisfy the most sceptical of
the real merits of this really valuable medicine.
Her,hiserk Myers, Sole Agents, riHn, o.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19
st2.OO worm OF MusIc rOr s1.00.-

The November number of whitncy's Musical
Guest is the first one Of the new volume, aud tho
publisher promises over 100 pages of new and
popular music for the next year which would
cost In the usual form si2Oo. This number con-
tains the following new pieces, arranged for the
Piano:
"Have you seen little LNsslc," song and cho.
rus by c =. shatiuck.
Beautiful Girl Of the North, by W. NJ. Ogden.
Pearls Of Fancy Waltz, by Thos. IT, Grecnough.
Terms only sl,O0 pcr year. Liberal Premiums
Tor clubs. Address.
W. W. WutrNET. Toledo o.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19
Complimentary Notices

NAfA"N"h"ag NWhtNNaf-Aue pNNSa
continue their kind words ofus
We were avorcd with a call from Mr.. Mil
ler, late Of the Tifiu Tribune few days
since. The Tfibuns has passcd from the
hands Of Messrs. Myers h Miller, aud is now
owned and edited by the Messrs. Lockes 4
Blymyer, late OF the Findlsy JsFrsVaid,,,
gentlemen who have a manner OF pssitse
things that would satisfy even Gen, Grant.
-Bsli[foaiaiHs RsPuhlieda
The Tim TSiJuas has changed hands.-
Lockes Blymyer, lately Of the Findlay
JcesrsoHian, are the purchasers. They are
up'top live men, but terribly black Wydn.
dot Demoeralie UHiOR.
Mcssrs. Lockes B Blymyer. who recently
disposed Of the Hancock J,eersonidH, have
purchased the Tiain Tribune, which appears
this week with their salutotory.
What these gentlemen don know about a
printing Office is what no one has yet found
IL necessary to know TO make paper sue.
cessiul. II the sanclifed surplice aud white
choker oftheir relative, Rev. Z v. Nasbv.
does not descend on the brothers Of d. II.
Locke, in this firm, they have fine sh are Of
the secular talent OF the spiritual David,
and, at least, like him, are certain to make
paper Bacyr@ Journal.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

Democratic papers are urging or
ganization upon that party. That,
of itself, is we'll enough, but if they
propose in this organization to adhere
to the principles of the past eight
years it is useless. If it is within
the bounds of possibility for them to
learn anything it is time that was
known.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19
Tiffin Loan Association.

THE TIFFIN SAVINGS AND BUILDING
LOAN ASSOCIATION
tJtLL enahle persons OF small means 10 buy
build house and pay for II In monthly dues
Which VIII not amount 10 more than their rents
nov amount to. 1t is an excellent savings socie-
ty,and pays high rate OF interest on small de.
Rosts ssd X Psrieetly safes the whole capital be.
Oalce in BachmAn q rravbsrsE law ofnre over
Doerle's store, Warrington atreet, Tim, ohio.
Aimut Apfil lofnt 1868. na26 Nv
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19
TIFPIN MARKETS,

Corrected weekly, by 3. n, Sheath.
FLOUR $3.50
wnEAT-staS to % from team.
CORN-15 cts.
RlE-i 10 TO 81 8 per bushel,
OATS-hc cents,
CLOVER SEED- 5000 TO $40 %
TIMOTHY SEED-e2 so to a. ~.
FLAX SEED-s2,uO Go a. u. ...".
BARLEY-el,5O Oto s2,OU per bushei.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

Job WOrk.-We are prepared to do
every description of job printing in the
neatest manner. We have added considera-
BILE new material to the office and are well
satisfied that we can do work to please the
most iastidious. Job work done, after being
ordered, as quickly as good workmen and
fast presses can do 1t, and done neatly.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19
FOstOrIa Law FIrm.-W. ]. n

FOstOrla Law Flrm,--w. ]. Rigby 4
j. V,Jones, the latter for a long time JUS
tice of the Peace in Loudon Township, have
formed co-portnership for the practice
of law. These gentlemen are well-read, and
thorough business men and. will m Get
with success.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

MeteOrs, Those who witnessed the me-
teoric shower on Saturday morning last, be.
tween the hours of twelve and two, saw a
grand sight About eleven p NJ, Friday
night, the meteors began to fall and continu-
ed to increase in brlliancy and numbers till
two the next morning, when a perfect show
er iell' Nothing so brilliant, produced by
human means, was ever seen.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19
Union Sabbath school Concert y The

Sabbath Schools, Of this City will give
Union Concert in National Hall, Thanks.
giving evening, November 26th, Under the
direction Of committee from the Young
Mems Christian and Library Association,
for the purpose OF raising money to furnish
the permanent rooms of the Association, in
LOOMS New Block, and to supply the Read
ing Rooms with an abundance of the latest
publications of the day. Much effort has
been made to have the exercises varied
and interesting, and the committee indulge
the hope that their action win meet with the
approval of the public. The Sabbath schools
have nobly responded to the call OF the
young men for help in their work, and they
trust that the public viii be equally willing
10 encourage them, BY their presence and
sdIpota
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19
TIFFIN PRIOR CURRENT.

TlFftN rRiCb CURRENT,
Corrected weekly by Persons A Wilson, EmpIr,
Block.
TINA. Ohio Nov ~, Is0s.
DUTTER- 10 TO Scents per pound.
EuGs-2i cents per dozen,
LARD-l6 cents PER pound.
TALLOW-g cents per pound.
BEESWAN-'l0 cents pcr pound
HAMS-ymoked le to n. cents per pound,
SHOuLDEhs--smoked n 10 ~ ctB, por pound
PoTATOES-tO TO T5cts. per bushei.
APPLEs-Grcen 30 to 80 cents per bushel.
Dried g to 7 cents per pound,
CHICK EMS 10 20 ~ H "a
DuCkS-l2 cents per pound
FEhTHERS7o ccnta per pound.
PELTs-35 10 10 cents each. i.r.t..
RAGS--2 TO . cents ptr pound.
SORGHUM MOLAsSEs--60 to 90 cts per gall,
HAY-st0 to Sli psr ton,
ONlONB--si 90, not buhhel.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

Monday night last, the railroad bridge, two
miles north Of this city, caught FIRE from
spark of a passing engine and was partly
burned. Work in repairing the bridge was
Immediately commenced and trains were de.
layed only n few hours.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

Real Estate Transfers Mar
tin entered upon his books the folloSihg real es-
tate transfers during last week
J; Leister to n. 4 J. R. Buckingham, 71S acres
In Bloom TIP, for 5000. III.
J, Adelspesger to N. Felndel. loo acres in Lou
Z, Roller to 7, Roller ia15 aereo in Hopewel
q Snyder g \. Johnson, inlet No. 80, 50, 81, in
.,L, z CLARK 10 D. clarE, acres in Venice Tp for
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

wanted. We want FIVE hundred Repub-
licans of Seneca County who are not sub
scribcrs to the Tribune to take it. It is
your duty to support your home paper
Send in your names accompanied with
two dollars.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

1T SHOWS, cried the school boy
on Wednesday morning. There was
just enough fell to make considerable
mud and cause things to put on a
gloomy look.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

Agentleman who in carly lifo wus a avictim to
That debasing vice so common to youth, which
resulted in Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostration, and came
near ending hts days in hopeless misery. After
using numerous remedies without success, he
obtained from q friend some simple rules md
prescriptions that effected permanent cure.
On behalf Of suffering humanity he will send
'he same free OF charge to all who may desire it,
Adde'S EDGAR TREMAINE, Station d,
janl7-ly ffr Bible House New York
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19
M RRIE D.,

MYERs..GRoFF.-.o On Thursday. the 18th in
stant by Rev. W. u. seely, At the residence Of
tho BRIDES father. Mr.. W. L. Myers and Miss
Emma oton, all Of this city,
We wish our predecessor and His companion,
most unboundcL happiness and hope they may
nnd their life travel one OF Joy.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

Court on Saturday took recess until De.
cember. Judge Mckenzie, of the Lima die.
trict, presided, and not Judge Mott, as erro-
niously stated in our last issue. Some old
and long peniing eases had re-hearing, but
were not, we believe, finally disposed of.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19
List OF LETTERS Remaining iu the Post

Jacob Ascrdft, Charlotte Bakor Rachel Row.
uel Cromer, J. W. Dean, John Dorm, O. Eil iot.
John Eye, Amanda Fell, Mngctc J. Gittinqer
Eliza q :. Grim, l.. p. Haincs, Ellen Hawkins,
y, hlOcke, Agnes Ley, Susan baux. Martin
Lauthorn, Satharinc Long, Henry Mitchell,
James A. Rinsel. Elizabeth NJ. Ross, John
Seheibcr, DR.. ". schuyler. Golicib schriycr,
MIS- Annie Schlader, g. 4. sctney Mary Sap.
smith, Philip stnckey, Charles Werner, Charles
Wisner, Reuben Williams, Caroline +. Ward.
well, Frank Zerrcnncr,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

Pleasant Entertain ment. Being
at Fiadlay on Tuesday night last we
attended an entertainment given by
the members of the l. o. CT. in
Wheelsr's Hall. The programme
was varied one, consisting of vocal
and instrumental music, we'll per
formed, short dramatic efforts, ,tolera.
bly, we'll done, tGblesux we'll put up
aud one or two irresistibly funny
scenes. The main features Of the
concert as il was called was a
semi Amizonian string band, the lea
der handling her bow in a masterly
manner, aud being well supported
made most ravishing mnsic. The
perior nance gave the utmost salts
faction aud was repeated on pu esday
eveSfng, Of this Week.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

Home News.-NOw that the cleo
ton is over, and politics can, in a
measure, be laid aside, we hope to be
able to give more attention to homo
affairs. And to this end, we wonld
be glad to have our friends through.
out the county send us any and all
local news that may occur in their
neighbOrhood. Send it in the rough.
or any way, we will get it into shape.
No matter if you have never written
a line before for publication, We
promise you to get into decent or.
der. There is not a point in the
county but at which more or less 10
cal occurs, which we are anxious to
publish; but you see. we cannot be
in more than one place at a time,
consequently We do not get it. Now
friends take hold. Give us the news.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

The celebrated Hanon brothers give one
OF their unriyalled exhibitions, at Norman
Hail. in Sandusky, Saturday evening next,
Sandusky is favored with celebrities this
week,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

Episcopal Church. The Right Rev.
Bishop McIlsaine will preach at the Trinity
Church next Sunday at the usual hour
OF tholding service A general attendance is
requested.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

"Do not your iurics give their verdict" in IA
yor Of "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative ="
it's the universal verdict of mankind that IL
is the best in the market ;.let. all who are be-
coming prematU ely old looking and bald begin
NJ once the use Of this never falling article..--
IPortlaud Transcript -. -
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19
New Weekly.-s. N. Pettingill I Co.

New Weekly.-S. NJ. Pettingill 4 Co., Of
advert isng agency timc, arc about to start
moral and family weekly, to he called Hearth
aud Home" Donald G. Mitchell, author Of
"Revories Of Bachelor" and who in later years
has wrii'cn very charming essays upon moral
subjects from his Connecticut farm. u TO be the
editor while Mrs. Harriet Bccchcr : towe ~ 10
preside over the "Home and Preside" dcpart-
ments. Thus edited, aud With men Of the cncr-
gy and experience Of Pctting.l 4 Co, to attend
TO ITS business management, the new weekly will
be pretty sure TO be a success from the start.