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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-15

ETAT DIX Ia LOUISIANA,
DNPARrENENT ExECUrIF, I
Nouvele- Orleans l. s De 'emhre, 1857. J
ATTFNCU que james eIHgan TNtt-
~ spTlicso, pour Is canceem nj de lien ON el COM
me ecAut.ur dtus 81 la paruisse drleEns sayI.:
1 In bond date q decembre, 1850, pur Ia sonfnp
$1,000 lu CONNIE prLc pal e. Pat lex Irwin hcl
ard Afurf nv pt Gerald RAJ eil CONNIE .ecujtcs.
In bond le 22d jain, 800 une teUe s'm-7e
sNpr pgfr Ck ~ Rrh r. MURPHY csmre securities q
dis DO, ds oit nee pour racc1mp seneut fise
ees deyo par cit James Negn, CONNIE enc lnteur
dlI-
Avis par lie present DOME 0ues les persounes int
reasses davor lae connHire ec an bureau du -ece
taire Eat les guAtre vrgtnix iunrs qui suvrou
la deruiee publication de avis les r."ns pour esquees
To- iii bonds ssrtit cance % 81 anuUle.
n nps signature et ls de lFtat u 70
H. c mtaorue et Ia uuatro-y douEsme aimee De Tin
wv tsr,s, B. p FLANDERS.
Par Il guuverneur:
" HARpy sscretsire d'Etat
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FFICIAL.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive OFPAFrWENT, I
New Orleans, Dec, g 1857 !
VIvHFREAa James NeIiIgan has AIDE APP
w Mic ION 10 cancel lis official bond auction er,
and Tor the parish If Orleans, tr-wit:
bond dHtrd the 2lst Of December lSil IN The sum ol
$1,000, sigu by himself pritcipa aud Patrick lrw
Richard Mar nv and Ger Farrell a. securities
fond dated the "a NJ June 1864 fIr t1e emoun
with Pa Ii,k Twin aid Rchd Murhy as -ecu iie- he
sad bnus condn Toned for the fshfu perform nc BY
n said James Michigan " d.. duties tinneer AFR sUi
Notice hereby gwen all persons the
writing office II the Secretary
Ste within ninety days after the last publication hsref why
the - a d. nd should ne, he cancelled aud snnuled
Given va det my hand AVID seal Of the Sa'e ~ the above
date Independence OF the United States hs ninety
Sslrrch BF FLANDERI
~ the Governor.
j. II. HaRpY, Secretary Of State
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TIE undersigned having taken oee At No IL Tchoup
teuas street will cOntinue the COMMISSION BOSiNEoS
respectfully Of the business and conf
dence erioveo bv TIE late urm Of : u. MOODY Co.
The Fish Business ~. NJ Ody 60. IL erred 20
Messrs. EMILY, VAN NORDEN co. No. Il Tehouoi-
tou street
respectfully called the Advertisements Of tha
ed that they vii ind
full assortment Of Fish constantly HAND at lowest
kes ices q. ID. MOODY.
New Orleans, La Feb. l. 1903
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

nIssULUTIoN-BY MUTUAL CONSENT, Tue
- Copar,nership heretofore existing between HAYS
CAMPBELL, in the Tobacco Inspection and Storage Bust
ness. is Dissolved.
HN HAYS wnlTqri,ate the Liabilities and eolless tbs
Assets OF the Grm.
H.M. BAYS viii continue the business on his own
count II. NJ. HAYS
J. y. CAMPBELL.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. II. 1868
RFFFRRryG TO The ABOVE WOULD COR
daily recommend my former Partner, II. NJ HAYS TO my
friel ds and solicit f,r him their patronage.
February y, 1858 I. n. CAMPBELL
THE COPA RTN ERSHIP HIrHERTO tx
Il isfiug under the firm name ~ S ID. MOODY CO.
having red hy Imitation is hereby ssolv d
ID. MOODY alone has suhnrty 70 sete the accounts OF
the firm =. ID. MOODY,
FRsNALIN SNOW CO, Boston
New Orleans, La, Feb. !, l26s.
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FOR SALE.

LNON Is LE-fWo-STnRN BFICk DWFLLING NO.
Il les Rourbcn street between st. and Oumsine
streets with iron yer.ud.h ing Sidewalk Ths use d.
ana in sod il ont,irs fR double psro and
ten ethsr spsrtment h, Grant asd IA 81 ard Il
- led at hs. gain Green Elder, Real Estate Agents, Il
nrrrl ri
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EOR sALE-ELEGANT COTTAGE. WITH LARGE
r GrOunds on st Charles Fourth District Green
Elder, Agents, q Commercial Place
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FOH SALE.

ENR 81 LE-lN GREE SyILLF-A NEAT cor
and entire Of ground fenced and cultivated
broadway, bst~'sn ElEsbsth aud Fersn sire IS
the line q he brssch railroad from I Charr
Tis csnvsrieut ard healthy catisa, and will b.
ID At great bargain. Green d Elder, Il Comnsrca
Place.
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COAL.................COA I-'.'.'''.'..'''''COA
Vie undersigned prepared 10 furnish the best screened
PITTSBURG COAL the lowest market price All orde-s
foot Caope street, to heir Office
No IS Common street, will receive foups At enton.
BOYD, WILNOT d co,
s. Comm N stIest.
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Steamers Searing Bort Gu-9ag.
AS ADVERTISED IN THE DAILY CRESCENT.
spEUlAL NOTICES.

- Masof ie-Lux y T~nebfIs- F~Ii IAN
Chsrts. II gr.e Croix No 1.-THE n md Membsrs Or
til % Ter hereby t,fed tat Special Meet n
bea on SUNDAY MORNING, l6 inst, ut 10 O'Clock tor
the purpose Of confer in. De.rees
BY order f The NJ. W
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E0R sALE-aT DOLLARS PER A3RE, on
credit 1918 land parish a. Landry four
mi Is sosthvsr Of VIE Pate and seventeen ss roh
from OpeoHsas 1I5 woodland aud balance tonE
prsire has irsas dwelling, and o. hpuss The ls1ds
fine for tvstion tbs ssion 10 70
Stock. Alder, ksal Estate Agents. q ConmsrciA
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CT MAILS BETWEEN
EEw ORLEANS AND BRITISH HONDURAS.

l5CO bbls. FTOVR-Plants E1tra, Pla7t's Favorite
Premium Live q X Cuba steam, and others
E00 bill NJ - POLK.
20 cssks Choice CT AR SIDES.
81 e. @HOt LDfEs.
20 . O.. RIBS'DES
100 tisrces LARD.
200 f@gs LARD.
lOU ibis Heavy r MP PORK.
20 tiefcss N NGN LA FANS.
80 %. DAN SIS HAMS
LOO ftkins Cba.cr aOsl4kh BUTTER.
% tub- Nh,ics WESTERN BUTTER.
100 ks PICS FEET
For sale by KEEP CA'LFlELD,
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WANTED.

IVANTED-sUGAR FLANTATIONs.-PARrlE
" desirrus Of Selling sugar PanHtio are invited g.
send desert have inquiries for them fro
parties wi hing to bay Green der Real kstas Agelts
q Commercial Place. New Orleans.
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AMEs's MENAs ERIE
AND CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM
-. Charles street, New OrIeaHs, Opposite
the "a. Charles Hotel
OPEN EVERY DAY AND NIGHT

c. T. AhES Propriet"ri J. A. WOOD, Manager.
SCOTTISH QUEEN, Smsllsst Lady in the World; NO
ARWED TAOY-GLAsS BLOWER; SfNORTTA ~.
GENIt and hes Tx InEO Lions; Russi,H Bear. r yal
Bengal Tiger Ksncsroos Hsppy Fani y; rds; Monk
Sep,ns Ostrich Baby Fleph Mt, etc, and all to be seen
dsi'y Admission 50 cents; hildseu . cents.
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LNOR sSEE-PLANT ALTON Of mo RES on
IL the Bay Pierre, Gs dAns Ferry ii - Island
twenty miles above NNtchach-s sd four miles + Ssrs
Landing ed hfvertO ifch
psTty under cul'ivst coed frame owel ny; sa, MILL
cribs, Gains. utensils and imp'sms-ts bhy otte; IVA
muss; pows; etc.; hns 81 ing Green Elder.
N
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EOR sALE-sUMMBR RPSfDENOE AND FARM
Il ~ rcola Station, n miles from New Or
leans 81 acres land tiva ion. House contains four
and ball. elevated test shove TIE ground Front
snd galleries -Four for Kitchen and servants
Bars, stables, Good Fences and Labofers Houses
ocksd wit Cattle Farming Utensils etc. al Ia good woTE
ing der. teautnl lscston Green Elder, agents,
C0nmercisl Place.
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HENRY II. LEOPOLD,
once No. IL Commercial Place.
Odsrs solicited ard promptly attended TO- n eft
my : ates, o. CO.. p n he t..laEirg places
PtrtNuro fire Go snl stfeet Cesceut on - % CAM
street ~ my bea@qusr-rs Huros Lager Beer saloon
csrner - C1ares sud rovdras streets
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LOR sALE-AT BoGUE CHIrrO us MAS oS
n o., D. q n. H. k.-The half interest N so Of
Land wood snd water It sion st m VI 60 tea En snt
l0O lend cleared ard $50 gopd bntt ad,
good dwelling This for active
interest In profitable plaes GTesn elder "A
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30

We saw two objects sitting upsn the door covered
with bluc eolorcd sseks. above which thsir heads
appeared. aud bur for the heads no one you'd
have rronouneed them human beiugs. rhsy
were In sitting posture, their kncss doaoled up
close to their chins Ia witch pcsitioa, We were
told, they were habi,eaiiy found from ucrniae to
night poor miserable hllhy creatures doomed to
such fate.
Ooe ras man and the other go = woman
we ala no, learn the history % the wsman, bu,
the man was once intelligent and educated. but
tfamplipg Gpon the laws Of hls being brought
him to this pitiAble coalition The third was
awoman suiiefisg with not uncommon loathsOme
disease that had become insurablc.
A very pleasant old lady hnsanel, followed Ne
around industriously and Was bsut on entertain
log us with an aecount of Mary Queen of seotls
Ato,hor umes, she would say unconeernedly, III
don't know where is,n and sdd pleasantly, az
guess he's dying now" Though we gladly ae-
cepted The Doctors inVpauoa 10 30 oyer. the To-
hrmary, we were not loath to get out again into
the sunshine, aud icsve behind W. tho beings
who, however weilca for, arc heno the lc.s to
be piticd.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30
The Teachers Union.


The Teachers OF Seneca county, Ohio, met on
the 18th Of April, ls6S in tho grand jury room OF
the Court House, for the purpose Of organizing
themselves into an association for the transac.
tion OF such businessas might tend 10 the mutual
improvement Of themselves, and the benefit OF
the common schools Throughout the county.
After the organization, an election Was hela
which resulted President, s. r. Myers, Vice
Pres, T. G. Mccalmont, Secretary, NJ. B. Fur.
guson, Treasurer, sherOn c. Lamberson.
On motion the officers we're at once inaugura-
ted. The question for discussion at the next
meeting is "would it be beneficial to our COM
mon schools to have country superntendents r.
The object Of this organization is TO improve
the qualifications Of teachers, and 10 do q good
work for the schools in this county, and it Is
hoped that the different Boards OF School Diree.
tors, who have so often been imposed on by men
who proiessed to teach when they scarcely knew
enough to be taught, will do their utmost to
sustain an organization which 10 so vital to the
ameliorasion Of eommOa schools as this oreAniE.
alton. Adjourned to meet on the last Saturday OF
May. s.P. MYERS, Publishing Com.
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BASCON.

BAscoH, o., April 2s, 'es.
Eos, TRIBvNS We are happy to inform the
public that Bescom still moves bravely on. A
magnificent and stately building has been reared
on tho corner Of Pillfershiro and Lodi streets.
within few dAysi being an irprovoment which
has long been called svr by our citizens, as Il su.
peFeedea a small building which has long since
oeen obsolete. Our citizens have also gone TO
work with zoal and have declared their venom
upon the surplus hlth and nuisances which i'm.
pede the progress OF the evening walk, and are
removing them from the side walks, tnakinR our
village peerless In that particular.
The annual election Of officers 70 On vacancies
IN the school department, was held in the pri,na.
ry school room on the 9Th inst, Il resulted IN
the election Of two OF our most prominent busi.
ness men, but In consequence Of the resignation
Of one OF the gentlemen, the clerk Of the Beard
Of directors, was compelled to perform an extra
official duty ofcrculating posters, calling another
election, held the e0th inst, which passed on
qnie'ly Aneg ihF polls wero closed a vote Of
thanks was rendered u the clerk, for the extra
performance Of duties and for the lawful manner
which he conducted tho election. Also for the
interest he is taking 10 the present session, 10
visiting and examining the school At least once
a week. IL is hoped that directors Of otheI
schools will take the same interest in education
a. has our ofIicers. Thon We might expect the
cause Of education would more gloriously for.
ward. Yours truly,
A CITIZEN
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transfers Of Real Estate.

n. seigsy to Mrs. j. KolIor, 90 acres in Eden rp.,
for $500.
}. HSrbit to c, Harb,t, se,S acres in Seneca Tp.,
for si,ooo.
r. A. Walker to y. J. Goodseii. part Of block
"R" snd "s" in Clinton Tp., Tor ei55.
W. u. Jordon 20 z. w. Clark, - acre in Clinton
Up, for ESQ.
J. wrsh, to Anna Mecanlos, in.io, No. -, in the
sud Ward, for leo.
J. D. Zimmerman to d. schall, 90 acres in Clinton
Tp., for 100,
p P. Bloom 10 NJ. J. Lott, lot No II, in block ~
adjoining the city Of Tim, for 800.
s. W. Sailor TO d. staltcrs in.lot No. aa and part
Of ~, in Berwick, for $50.
G, Fishbaugh to Mary A. Fishbaugh, half Of in
lot No. 200, in the end Ward, for 100.
T. r. Butler to n. N. spoilman, lot No. 4O5 and
tos, in tho city Of THIN, for os.
J. King TO Klaigs, aj acres In Eden Up, for 40
P. Fultcr to ?. wooltort, ~ acres in Bloom Up.
for $50.
G. stoner to A. II. Kisscokor lo7 and u 100 acre.
in Clinto n Tp., for ESQ.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30

Crossings. We notice that crossings are
being cousirucied On several streets, of broken
stone. The policy of this We are At loss 10 dc.
termiue upon, unlcss Il BE- in order to make .
semi.aanusl business ot IT, How long il vilre-
qnire for these loose stone 10 b. scAitsred over
the entire street. u is eatiiely unnecessary for us
10 refer to- The e1penseofputtins down porma.
nept crossings would be but trife siore. and
even At one.hNf an additional expense. would
be saving TO the city and a source of convcniencs
,snd comiortto our citizens Letus have no more
Of these temporary, vasisful and foot wearyins
concerns. bet solid subs,sn,isl irnprovepents
that viii be an ornament 70 the city, aud pleas.
ure to the pedestrian.
In this connection, We would call the N,en.
ton o. tho Council to unfinished crossings on
several alloys at the south end Of Main street
They src much in need Of completion.
~ NJ says he did not find the Democratic
Committee perSious TO the truth. And he
rolled on, sad but self-reliant, assuming the
pressure. A the poet Ball 50 beautifully re.
marks in the original edition Of bis aRoek
me 20 sleep
Pull many a gem Of pnrest ray serene
The dark unfathomed caves OF ocean bear,
N. B.--J. NJ Is the "oceaa bear" spoken
Of They call en- bores now, aud they are
not confined 70 the ocean. Journal.
Now don't try to bore the immortal ~. NJ
1t isn't in the range Of human intellect. In
short II can't be did. You might as we'll
try to wiring tears from an Egyptian mummy
or put Slushes upon the face of midnigh
The martyr is too deep --too impono,rable, -
toe profound.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30

COunteTfelts.-The following are the
latest couuterfeits Two's on the Market
National, OF New York, New York City.
Well executed. Two's on the Sixth National
Bank of Philadelphia, Pa. Imitation. The
engrayingis scralchy. Tens on the Saratoga
County National Bank, Waterford, N. Y.
Well executed. TENS on the First National
Bank Of Houston, Texas. Imitation. Well
done. Tens on the Concord National Bank,
Concord, Mass Raised from Sve's. Well
done.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30

Agenileman who in early life was victin to
that debssing vice so common 20 youth. which
resulted in Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostration, aud came
near ending his days in hopeless misery After
using numerous remedies without success, he.
obtained from afriend some simple rules and
prescriptions that effected permanent cure.
On behalf Of suffering humanity ho will send
The same froc Of charge toall who may desire It,
Addess EDGAR TREMtINE, station u,
lAnll-ly nihln lIonsc. NnM YnrE
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Dratbs.

SNEATH.---ln this city on tho 76th inst,
Of Consumption, MARY l.. SHEATH, wife OF
Samuel b. Sheath, Esq, in the g1th year
Of her age.
Afler lingering illness, another loving
heart has ceased TO throb to the tender
emotions Of liie,---auother soul is added to
that inuumefabe throug which have passed
beyond tina, "dark and rolling river" Bright
towers win eome to bloom over the
grave Of another Of those that sleep beneath
tho sod of the valley.
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Emma waller. This eminent nad ac

Emma Waller This eminent aad &C.
eomplished actress filled an engagement OF
two nights at National Hall this week,
Monday evening she played "Qucen Eliza.
BETH fully establishing her great reputa-
ton in this highly classic character OF this
popular hostorionic play. Tuesday evening
was produced the popular piece Of Scott's
"Guy Nannering, or the Gipsey's Prophecy
which in the cha racter Of "Meg Merrilies"
the Buffalo Courier says Emma Waller is in
every point superior to Cushman. She is
"prodiglous.n
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TIPPIN MAnkKrA.-

Corrected weekly, by 3 D. Sheath.
Tifhn, Ohio April 40, 1893
fL0UR-Sit,6O to ei2O0
WHEAT-s2,t0 b $2.Ss from teams
C0RN-sj cts for newj 30 cts for old
RYE--i ~ to ei,1 per bsisheL
0ATS-O0 cents
CLOVER SEED-e5.5s to 600
TIMOTHY SEED-Si so to 81 rs.
FLAX SEED-S2 90.
BARLEY-si,40 to 81, so per bushel
DuTTER-30 to 80 cents per pound.
EGGs--l5 cents per dozen.
LARD-In Kegs 10 cents per pound.
POTAT0Es-Sio 90 TO $40 pcrbushsl.
TALLOW-S to 0 cents per pound.
NDLES-Stearino 20, talo~ zoe. per pound.
WHISKEY-St,O0, and common 81, 80 per gallon
HAMs-l6c; sugar cured 20 cents per pound
nEESWAA--23 TO 26 centsper pound.
HOGS-DTeasLd 81 0Oa 800.
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Lboat Town-Tbs social IA

About TOWn.-The social dance at Ma.
tional Hail, on Friday evening, was very pleas
ant affair, though the dampness OF the weather
no doubt prevented many from attending
The rinin Musical Society have had a re organ.
ization. electing Mr. Harry crummelI, President,
and c. f. Boos, Musical Director.-The Rev.
bishop Bedell, u. D., win preach aud hold con.
hrmation in Trnity church, on Wednesday eve.,
May 9Th. All are invited.-Judge Pillars viii
commence Court on the 4th Of May, having been
commissioned aud duly qualified forths duties Of
that ofhee.-A new Meat Market hiss been open.
ed under the Alhambra saloon, in National Hall
block, by a gentleman from Republic.--w. j.
Crawford has disposed Of his saloon and coniec-
tionery establishment, 10 II. n. Fis,e, Of New
York and we would judge from the appeatapee
OF his counters, that he thoroughly knews his
"biz."-No. Fire Company, ofAend Ward,
have dance al the CITY Hall tonight. -.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30

Sulclde.--A man named UngermRn, a
tailor by tvsde, committed suicide at Clyde
Monday. He took the measure for coat for
for customer, lef his shop, aud about an
hour aferwArd was found near the water
tank, west of Clyde one fourth of mile,
and hanging to n tree. lie had attached a
rope to a linb, stood on stump and adjusted
The moose around his neck, and apparently
jumped of. His neck was broken. lie had
been. drinking man, but had recently re-
formed. lie leaves wife aud three sous
aged about G, and IA years. No. cause
is given for the rash act.--Sm. Register.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30

Accldcnt.--Mr Ed. Lepper the gentle
manly Clerk of the Davis House, VIC arc sorry
to hear, met with a severe accident on Taes.
day morning--.a fall from a stairway. His
shoulder was dislocated aud the setting Of IL
caused him severe pain, aside from which
however, he is doing well.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30
Accident at Green SprIngs.-ou Mon

Accident at Green Springs. .-on Nom
day morning, says the Fremont Journal, Mr..
Elias Dawley was struck and killed by the
cars while walking across the railroad bridge
near Green Springs. He bad been visiting
at Mr.. Franks and was returning home on
the track and had passed partly over the
bridge when he saw the train coming. In
attempting to run to the opposite end he was
overtaken aud thrown OF the bridge into the
river and instantly killed. We learn that
he was about GO years Of age aud eighty
deaf which fact accounts for his failure to
notice the cars sooner.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30

For the Campalgu.---we publish this
week list Of rates for our paper, during
the campaign. We hope our friends through
out the country, will take hold and secure
Us large clubs in theft respective neigh
borhoods. We promise to well requito
them for their labor, in improving our
piper.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30

ROWdylsm.-A drunken melee occurred
in front Of John Dotts saloon on Market
street, on Saturday afternoon, in which
whiskey made craEy some half dozen young
sters nom the "roorsl districks." They only
succeeded in parading their folly before the
public.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30
To cnNsrr,rnr1vrs

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, will send
tfree OF chNrgel, to all who desire H. the prescrp
tlon with tho directions for making and using the
simple remedy by which he was cured Of lung
sheetion and that dread disea,e CoSsuNrrioN-
His only object is to qeueat tNe afnlcted and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription, a.
Il will cost them nothing, and may prove bles-
ning. Please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., Now York.
M..1e ,oc-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30
T.S. &B.L.A.-The TiGin Savings an,

It's. a b. l.. A. The THIN Savings and
Building Loan Assoc iation Is a fixed fac,. Over
eighty thonsend a"Ilars Of capital stock has
already been taken, AMI Ms our people begin to
understandable manner IN which tits conducted
and the benefit IL proves to our citizens. 1t will
be bat short time before the whole stock is
taken up.
There are many in our town who, at the end of
the month can not account for the money thoy
have spent, who might iAyest say 1--we or ten dol.
lars each month in the Association, and in this
manner have fund accumulating and on inter.
est that, at the end Of the yeaF would amount to
considerable. ... .
The old motto is; "a penny saved is penny
made e .. .f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30

ASprlnkle or Spring. .---Thc early por-
lion of this week, was remarkably pleasant,
bringing out vegetation rapidly. Consid-
erable gardening took place in consequences
thereof, and garden seeds were in de-
maud
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CONJUGAL LOVE,

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free OF charge. Address Dr. SKILLIN
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Agentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
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proat by the advertisers experience, eau do so BY
addressing, In perfect confidence.
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May is, 1867, 4s Cedar street. N. Y.
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TO THE MEMBERS OF. THE
CLINTON PRoTEOTIVES.

rIrHh tims for the annual meetInx Of this A.
Il eoclation having inAivertantly passed. amt
II being necessary 10 elsoi ofIlsrs fof the ensu-
Ing year, You are notified " attead special meet
Ing OF the Asr0olNiion' 10 10 held 10 tho Court
honSe IN nfhn tha And asy of,MAy next AZ two
o'clock ?. NJ. ofSadd day foe said purposes sud u
uAnaeelans other besiness that may ooIHs befaes
ne m49tlng D. c, LEE Proaidont.
?. SPIELMAN, Secretary,
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