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Squatter sovereign., 1857-02-24
s. DICKSON,
Commission .EEcs.chGssts

WILL attend to receiving and forwarding.
w All Goods forwarded on commission will
receive immediate attention.
-RefePences:-
ST. LoUls.-R. II. Stons, T. Fl Larkin.
LExINGToN.-A. NJ. Chadwick, J. H. Light
ner.
WEsroN.-E. Cody, Belt s Coleman, NJ. R.
sr. JOSEPH. = Middleton & Riley. John
Corby. s1o-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1857-02-24
P. Fl LAREY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

ATcHIsos, K. T.
WILL attend to any business entrusted to
Wv his care in Atchison and the adjoining
counties. Office in the rea. of the Stone Store,
on 2nd Street. f23-3m.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-02-24
rERMs.

One copy one year,. --s... 5 2 90
Ten copies one yesr, TO one address,. Is 90
Fifteen g * ss@ e $3.50. % co
Twenty g g .....- 80 90
Subscr;ptzons always In advance.
With azHttie exertion on the part OF our
friends, tie Union can be widely circulated
enc win get up cfab and forward 10 u.s. Ad-
dress, JONES & BENNETT,
LecolDpton, Kansas Territory
Squatter sovereign., 1857-02-24
J. T. HEREFORD,
A TToRNEY AT LAW

ATcHIsON, Z. +.
N7ILL give prompt attention to all business
v entrusted to bis care. Ia Atchisen and adj
dining counties ss,s25, l855-1y.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-02-24
HI. EeICH,

H. RICH.
q UTLER, u S. Army, at Fort Leayenworth,
- is constantly receiving fine old Liquors,
Wines and Cigars; also a general assortment Of
choice merchandise always on hand. .16
Squatter sovereign., 1857-02-24

oaras Neatly, Quickly, cheapIy Printed.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-02-24

COZ. SECOND AID FRANCIS Sr3.
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
"AVE in store the following named articles
II which they offer to the trade cheap for
Squatter sovereign., 1857-02-24

t-sea
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05


The woods look 90 frosh and Inviting from our
window, that We arr almost tempted 20 throw
down our pen, Did voring cares aside and ecoop'
the pro0ersd pleasure. Thess isnoIhing At ihis
season Of the year, nat pays better than ram
bic through ihe green eislsa Of ,he forest. To
the nquiring mind, II combines tho useful with
the agreeable, and affords pleasing respite from
the voxing cares Of life, while Il teaches lessons
Of sound practical instruction. What healthy,
rosoato hue plays upon The cheeks Of The children,
a. ihcy come, oaroling from the forest, laden
down with flowers and gay bcquetil who
does not envy them tholr ploasurel Who would
notlove to be a child sgain, tripping from flower
to flower, continuing with Nature in her lowell.
est forms, and listening 10 the mingled music Of
The birds and the laughing brooksl How we
should like TO spead an afternoon with theml Is
rejuvenatng influence would lead us back 70 the
days Of thoughtiess boyhood, and cause memories,
fresh and green, 10 spring up in our hearts, Let
Is not always plod along the dusty, crowded high
way % liel let Us, ever and anon, step aside and
gather the flowers and rest ourselves in the green
atbors, that skirt the road Again we say, "fiol
to The Woods and let them ring with the sllyery
voices OF gadness.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

There we're shipped from this market, since
che lss Of April, 800 barrels Of eggs. These, at
an average of rs dozen to the barrel, make
81 $50 dozens, which, at 10 cents per dozen
amount 70 the handsome little sum Of SO, 1885,
paid out for eggs alone. The proceeds Of this
trade, which many persons look upon as very in
agniaeant, would make handsome little fortune
The most Of these eggs we're bought and packed
By our merchants in Tlfln. and the money has
gone to enrich the pockets Of the farmer These
agures induce US to believe, that HESs are no;
such useless institutions after all.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

The comstl He is on his way,
And singing as he iiesi
FIoLMEs


Are our readers aware that this one eyed rem
sgado monster is bearing down upon our world,
with the conoentrat Ted fury Of thousand mad
lOcOmotivesl Such we are told is the easei and
yet the world moves on gaily, and people go shout
their business a. uneoneernedlj, as though moth
lug we're going to happen. Il appears that the
timetable Of the plaaetarium was not correctly
made ont, and that q collision, between mother
earth and this 6ery-tailed monster, IS inevitable.
The following, from an exchange, announces the
awful fsotl
Wlvs regret 10 announce 60 our patrons ard
friends. that all our little subunary arrangements
win be Knocked Into eternal smash In the course
Of few weeks. In other words, the big round
earth We inhablt, With All is great men and little
ashss. steam machinery included, will be brought
70 sudden and utter destruction. Three uneom
monty wise men, seotchman, Dutchman, anS
Frenohman--sages Of the frat water ane
learned beyond ali comprehension --hayo beel
cphering Il up, and have discovered that ire
msnioas. outrageous, unscuipuloua. Irresistible
aud somewhat dangeIouu oonEr, viii run into ou
world, drive Il from les anchorage far into chaos
and terminate. q once and forever. she presen
order and arrangement Of things and the exist
ing races ol beings. The thing e adveFtised--
no preventing providenee-to como on on "a
lalh Of Jeae next. Wehops our patrons WIN Al
squAya up before that day, - i win be unceftil
whsra We ssn BE- found aflorWards."
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

We have had a superabundance Of rain during
the past week, rendaring the ground too wet for
planting. This is an unfayorable circumstance to
many Of our farmers Corn that is planted Is
coming up and looks we'll. If the weather re
mains nrOpitious. and THAR CoMEr keeps his dis
tance, we may expect al abundance of grain and
fruit this year
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

D-The work Of laying down the gas pipes
through the principal streets Of the city, is pro.
sreSsing rapidly, and the whole magazine will
soon be ready to touch of. When the gas is let
on. We would advise some Of our citizens to bal
last themselves with rocks, lest they ayofI A La
CoNEr,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

p. K. saAwuAN Is about 70 remove his store
from f. Ball TO shawhan's New Building, i'm
HediAtely south Of n. A. Buskirk a Co. We
welcome him n our midst and hope he may have
plenty Of customers. He has just returned from
che East having purchased superior lot Of goods
which he will shortly open out In his new room.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

On Sunday morning l,st, the 2lsi Of May. on
tae road from Tian to Melmoro and Buoyrus, a
dark, stone colored, Stella Shawl, with a darl,
red, orange aud black border. The finder viii be
literally rewarded by returning il to the Tribune
Office, or the owner. AMELIA FISHER.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

uwesre in rooeipt Of the Ladies Repository
Tor June. We deem this the best and only sue
eesshh literary magazine in the West. It is
hlled with choice articles from the pen Of the
best minds. and contains many beautiful engra-
wings Of Western scenery.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05
Gas Fixtures.

The Gas Company advertise, that they arc pre-
pared to furnish our citizens with all kinds of fix
tores, to be usedi lighting up their hOAses shops
&c. It Is desired to have them fitted up befor,
the great celebration, which is to come OF on tn,
A'h Of July. Taeir rooms are at Webster Hall,
In Gross Block,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

0JIf any Of our readers want to swallow an
Iceberg this warm weather, just step into ouinn's
Ice Cream Saloon, where this Arctic preparation
iS served upin the very best style. For further
particulars, read his advertisement in another
place
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05
a Word of Thnnka.

We are thankful 70 those OF our subscribers,
who have come In and settled for the coming
year. We hope many more will follow their ex-
ample. Itis much better, both for the editor and
subscriber, that the paper should be paid for in
advance, "a word 10 the WISE" &c.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

In Fos.oria, on the osth day Of May, 1857, by
y. v Jones, Esq, Mr.. GroRoE w. HoNT and
Miss EvEIIsE N. TAurR.
But earlier, happier is the Rose distilled,
Than that, which, Withering on the1Flrgin thorn,
Grows, lives and dies in single blessedn ess
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05
Probate No,lce.

FrObnte Notice,
NOTICE ~ hereby given tha, ibe Executors OF
- the last wis and Teslaments Of Elizabeth
Ondrow John Wits, and John Hpudby{ the Ad.
ministralors on the estates Of Joan BOYD, David
Babasek, Barbara Kimmel, Jacob Hartman. Got.
eib zesler, Benjamin Taylor, Nathan Hulngs,
John Lamhertson, Levi Cressa, and Lowell Rob
inson d amended account an the Gnardiahs OF
Thomas |. and Mirapda Easierhrooks, Matilda
orm. Daniol. George and Mary Wagner Joseph
and David Lee, Henry Seewald. Amos Groves
and Amai do Borams. have filed 10 lhis Office their
accounts for 6nal settlement.
And the Adminisu tor on the estate Of George
tulor, the Guardians Of Msrha c.. john L.. and
George w Hershberger, Nancy aud Eliza Ann
Wagner, Elizabeth B., Rugh and Lucy Ann Boz
ram. have hlsd In this otice the accounts current
Tor settlement, oil Of which said accounts will
come up for examination and hearing on the 13th
day Of June, A. ID. 1851.
J,K HoRD.
May @&'-5w 2,25 Probate Judge.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

Rev P D. Mari, Of Lewisburg, Pa, will preach
in the Presbyterian Church, in Tffn, on next
Sabbath, At 10 o'clock, A. M aud at McCutch-
onville at o'oclock, P NJ.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

nJ-Wo have received two numbers Of the
ouindarO omNDowAS, Free State paper, pub.
hshed At Quindaro Kansas, by J. M, Walden & Co
II promises 70 be an excellent paper.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

tJ-Peterson, for June, ison our table, brimfull
Of good things for the ladies. :tisa welcome
visitor. and We look fos lie monthly return, as
wo do for an absent friend.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

Another month will bring around the eighty.
first anniversary Of our Independence. We won
der if Mr.. Fourth-ofJuly will not visit Tfini
Can We not have q grand gIoriaoation On that
day, get out the "big gun" and save the Union
even at the expense Of few pounds Of powderl
Certainly Who cares for expenses, when the
Uuion Is in danger Of splitsingi Our Gas Work.
will doubtless be completed against that time
and, in case they should not, enough Of this hlfa
lutin article might DO extracted from common
FUurth-of-July Grafton 20 dazzle the whole world
If our citizens only take the matter In hand, W,
can have such a time in Tian, as has not beer
witnessed since the dave Of nOlneral Jackson.,,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

u'rhe next term Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Seneca County, will commence on Tues.
day, the leh day Of June neat. Judge whitoley
on The Bench.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

Ili,5JO bushels Of erala were taken In, At
she Depot Warehouses, during las. week The
town is daily iammod with wagons, loaded with
corn, oats, &c.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

Two full Scholarships In Folsom's CONNER
eial College, Cleveland o., can be bought at this
Office Al = bargain.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

~ We are under obligations to Mr Hrsnv
P.rrrssOs, % the Depqt Warehouses, for h.vOr.
fsosiyed At bis hands.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05
Court Of fboniuiop Isless orseuoca coun-
teONtu
John 0. L0oiqI. = Co. Pi.luliE,.

.rl Arnlnat
John DoWaey md mafy poSnev his ujfst S.rsh
Downey ths unhuoWn heir, Of q. q GAR de.
ceased, JohnC Lac, VA. Holl, Gen. r Chrsst.
hp JohnG. Pat,eraonis and r. n. Borrau
NOTlCE.--The peieuda anu, John Do,vnev
~ and Mary Downey bic wife; and the 81.
known hen Of r. q, Gage ,ders seed, will tai.
noiice, Thet the plaio i6f VI ~, petition IN ths
Conrl shove mentioned. o = ,i5th day Of aTov.
la5i, the object and prayer of which Petition IL
TO obtain judgment aealhst Jobs Downey. IN the
sum Of ei0l IS 100 dollars, aud interest inro The
Sd day Of May, t85a, for a foreclosure and or
der Of sale Of the following described premsss
to-Fit, Beginning at the = o. corner or the "
2, Of the Sc. IA ofsuc. ~, IN Tb one. N r
"a. Thence west 70 the rontsr Of the road Lead
log from Tidin 10 McCutehenvills. Thence n =,
along the center Of aid road. % far thai = lnb
running due east will intoruect the oas line of ths
. aid west ~ oftho said =. e, IL. Thence ,e.fb
TO the plsce Of beginning. ContainiarlI 10 "a
aces more or lsas, IN Seneca cnunty, 0hiot md
for the setting akids u lhb ennve, ances- of ~
said land from said Downey 20 RIG. Caas and
from laid Gage TO Mary Downsy, and froln Isbr.
an Mary Downey 70 Sarah Downsy. Tho-ssid
Defendants will answer or demur 10 this pthtlor
on or bafofe the third Saturday ahsr he I9th ~
Of June A. ID, ia5i,or the % me- will ba isksn AZ
confessed ugalBst them. W.P. NOBLE.
May Is, 'SJ6w s so An'y 4 : Pisisli6.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

NNNn"tN NtAAA--A- -eAatlOn 70 sell Land.
B d Williams, Guardian Of Gilbert ASHLEY an
lnsane Person,
Va,
Gilbert Ashley, Caroline Ashley, Henrv cl.v
Ashley, Francis Ashley, Augustine Ashley snd
Charles Ashley,
.VtHE said defendants, Carolius Ashley v,iga ~
u the said Gilbert Ashley Henry Clay hsbiey
Francis Ashley, Augushne Ashley and Charles
Ashley viii take notice that on the 9th dav Of
Nav, A. ID, 1851, said Guardian 6led his petition
10 the Probate Court Of Seneca County. Ohio.
the object and pnger Of which petition IL n III,
lain al order ior the sale Of the follovino ~
estate or 80 much thereof a. nlAy pocesasrv M
pay the debts Of the said Gilbert Ashley to.;,it,
Situate 10 the township Of Reed county on sene.
ca, and Sieie Of Ohio, and bound ed bv be,innino
AT stake two rods west Of the center of nv a..
lumbus and Sandusky turnpike IL section ~, ~,
(12) township two, (2l uort6 ia range ssvswtssu n
| I'D and parallel wiih The north side az a q,
Wolch's blacksnI shop; at . staLe thencs ,o.,t
seventy-two and half (72 -20 deorsss. ~
! eight-8) rods 70 a siakei thence nortR seven,ser
/ IQ7) degreesi east ihireen (I3l rods 40 a ne
thence tauih sese1ty-iwo nnd 4 half(55 10, ~
greesi east eight (8) rods 20 siake; thence toIti
seYenieen (lIl deersssi west thirteen ii3) 10 h
70 the place olbeginuiug. containing one hundr.s
ana four (lO4) rods Of lAnd. which real sstato 4
the property Of she said Gilbsrt Ashley; and ths
unless ih0y appear and answer or demur 40 ~,
pesiioa by the 25ih day Of June. A b. IsSg. tb,
same will be taken as Confessed aeain1t tieu, a.,
an order Of sale granted " therein prnyed ~.
Mar 2z-4ws,oO GuArdian Of Gilbert Asblsy.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

- Advertisers viii piaaae ieud 20 thef fsvofi By
'V'dns,dsy,ss W vishso soiopf,n Thuudsyao
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

AT the election, recently held in vir-
ginia, the Democracy carried the State.
electiug all their Congressman BY large
majorities. OF course the Mother Of
Slave States" will always be Democratic.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05
Tiffin Prices Current


Tiffin Prices Current.
tooRRsorED wEsnv nyl
w. W.HOBBS
Dealer IN Dry Goods Groceries. ChrpeHngs, boots and
cry description or Grain and PTaduee foF Cash,
WsEAr-si ,snai,6o.
CohS-lshelled) 5So.
do (EaD 73e,
RyE-0ilG.
BARLEY-si,55.
OATa-50c
BEANs-3i .5O682,00.
POTAroEs--00c.
Flax sRsn-Si,50.
TIEorIty sEHD--nomina.
CLOvER do do
BuTrER--l4al6o.
LARD-l0LOtQko.
TALLow-s g50l0o
snoEED ilkNs-l0ni2o.
DO sloEs AND sHoULDERs--sDiOo.
PicNLRn PoRK-enQo.
MAFLn SUoAR-i2c,
DO MoIAssEs-s7Gi,o0,
BnEswAN-qOs1o5o.
FE sTHERs--401n45o,
Woois-30050o.
RAos-3c.
nay ArrLss-seOO o g4hs
0HunS HInns-Go poE ID.
DAY do I9o.
On account Of the backwafdness Of the season,
we have as yet done nothing in Wool, more han
ot,lk about it. But we think the price will start
bout at las. years prices But in the latter part
Of the season we expect to buy wool lower
Farmers should, this year, be more than ever par.
tioular in washing and getting their wool up in
good shape.
Corn is on the decline, and, in oil probability,
must come lower.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

ADMlNlSIRAI IORS SALE
ON MondaY the it day Of June, 81, between Al.
yhouFt Of 10 o'ciook =. M. and o'clock D. m T,in
oef pohc sale atthe doof Of the eouri hogss In ha
city Of fn, IN the county Of foneca and STATE orsh
BY oidrr Of The pfohate eour Of tuid county ne foo,
ing seal estate, ~ The property Of John Click sis of saA
county daoh, 70 wii port Of the north sit auasr
ofuactona ,soiiou Nog3 IN toWnthp l. N Of Rnsre IA
sn The w slde Of the sandushy Ryes N s county end
State nofeshd, and oommenche fof the ssn Al nuel
eye, Blue Ash and small Beach tree on ho vi sds AZ
said rveI unnirR thence W. IL a. chaiht tsnsS vsp
ng n, Is y chains, thence running r. TO- is cHains "a
he nenh OF said svuT and from thence Funnlne on ana
long The ban oftaid Fvot the place of connenoce.t
continuing 90 scTes of land ofloss Aiao ttrn o.
parcel o. land adoining he aboys on che ssnth sde
thereof and being part Of the above fractional ousrtsr
ieoiton contAnnri la acres Of land more ossss Ala
apanof the qnaEss or said fractional section abevo
aetcsioed commencing at point on the baak u aid
HNen where TIE New HaVaH md fpdlaN state road ho
called clo,,ss ,aid river running ihsnee sastwsFd o.
and along said foad 20 eet 70 point west uf stahio
Anding on the south aide Of said Hais road thence ans
siotaid liver thence north westerly on and along The
meAndcHnE Of the bank oaaidr ryrr the place ofbth
ing containing acrssof land more o. lsis me Arso
tracts of land above described oontain IN ts
~ arfet oiand, isss and will be sod a, one
tire prapely andcouai,us tho vAuahe mi property hoy
toiofe hvoTaby known as 81 Iohnh Min nerlnsnsot
bridge Aesis tho sandusky vsF has just been eops,sd
~ this point The mill dam u a-u durable ftho bo,lo5
the rveI) being built solid foundati 30 the ,Tsses
OF ses 81 stone nearly The whole ysaA With he al.
vantagetuf both tidap ofthe stream hetlhy location
dentey settled aud wealthy negbolb0od This Il most az.
tirublo property. TnRMr Al sale. o. u KFFN
=, Admf, with iennsHed, Of ioha ,lick, deed.
May i,s7.0w.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
rTNHE Paslnershlp heretofore existing between
L Jos-ph Walker and Thomas w, Ourand
under the name aud frm Of Walker a 0urand.
is this day dissolFed by mutual conlsnt.
The business will bs continued by Joseph
Walker, who has purchased the ontlre stock and
will settle all huLiness transacted by the late firm
JOSEPH WALKER,
T. w. oURARD.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

LooAEANp MIsoELnANEous
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

The mistake ofa night--to get poetic
on gin. and take lampdsts for wa,chmen
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05
Rare Chance to Make Money!
To StOre-keepcTs, News-BOys, Book,
Agents aHd Others.
i676 raniao

4Vtu VuP40S
u handsomely bound. well printed and snowy
book Of 81 pages, work Of
Romance and REALITY
VIII be sold In Packages OF twenty Eve copies
each, AZ the following unequalled bargains'
Package OF 25..-.........,.. so Cents
Packages OF 25........ ............ Sc 90.
10 Packages Of 25'....... ....'....'. .8.T5
The work will readily sell at retail at from one
to two ahillings per copy.
This Is a rare chance for young men, boys
country 1orekeepers aud others 20 make large
profits on very small investments. Enquire OF
or sddress, JAMES PELAN.
May % 4w City Book Store, THIN, o.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

TuE uudffslen0d hes Re aganey 6l half
quarter seciicu 81 laud, tlpated saar talt ell
end will lelI Ire tame apon qUllt ilhafaI ltlDi1
Coz cash - pan elth, and tha r1iipe 90 ,In1.
Tinp. msl 3. .5l,-en. A. RAWsQH,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05
ATNNMSN NN2NMANNA,
sELF.-RAKTNG REAPER AND MOWER.
hest Machine In Us0

(ths hEst) used In ie52.
20 used successfully In ita3.
500 IN twenty Al firFeni States In 1854.
1900 In ~ paFti cf the Union in 1858,
500 built Tor the harvest Of it30,
500 bnlldng for ihe harvest 0f 1857.
THEREns are sH good fOf this pnpafaheled ~,
crease. and great popuafiy. H. Il Y strong SAD
reliable and easily managed 2d ~ sases the hard ebol
Of sakng. 81 Il ssyesas ieaat hand In binding ah
Il lhaiterng by the oolsiul haaling IN Fahag Be
tidsl the straw being laid straight Z y well secured "
hoadsafe not exposed In ho stack thai te gfan saves
exceeds tg labor saving 5ih itii good Movefs 9s,nl
one Of the beet convcrtble machines IN ON, II hai
q knife that does not choke.
tnother enculanoeI TOO % menion hefei ~
y dvon In the Cifoula. It, ihtrinsio WoFih a eae
atisitsd By the HwaIh-molty IN only thfss yetFi-o
OVER 20 FihdT rREEilMH.
PEoEs-nakrEa GED MoWIa e20o--haIon the Fseeip
ofihe machine, te ether hafoh che frat of neoumoor
Price Rahing Reapsfeniy si1aih1fai ei''oen'''
sdysnco paymsnt.
Tosssurs Machine, order Immediately - Thotgh q
little known the past season and none ready og dshyssl
t dr of Nay yei not tWohirdI de autioaqiA eeae Z.
iupped-iho rgputaiiOH cf che MaehiW u BOW Mlne,
otiabshod that i've th1uannt viii not asneafy an
the demand three houaand dd last year. ana "e A~
also b selling four months earlier,
ta-OFdeF ourly u you would not b difape -,
PtarHturs rFinF IarAauktLY us OfiNlo"e ~
FARMERS, toaoihsF aith ofdqri noiea, ee.t s s,e,s
'PPlieenA lns p'spaia' .s...f.,u,., 6,s,s,. oflo'
wa. n. STEWARD. Agent, west lids of ne else
rim. ohio. liss essli ~ Duttons Impssssd Whsl
\ DILL and Iiaud o. Hogsu pnwsf Cora fhslegi, ~.
THOS Q. w. POYNER, Travelling AfpnA
| fsg~Posi Omeo Address, Mons6sld. Ohio.
/ Timn, May ~, iee7-7w
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io8 WORK OoNF NFAT. cHEaF AND FRonPr.
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Mad River AVID Lake Erie Railroad.
Passenger Trains on this road leave this SEA
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1ait 81 beol E1tuta ~ order ~ Court.
% uha s3th day ol Juna. 1857 at d o'clQch Ia
the eiiernoon. viii sell 10 the higheti bidder 81
lhe d0Of Of lhe Coun hoass " thc coohty 81
Ssheca, aud atafa 81 Obto,the follouiae real ~
tate - lhe properlf ~ Charles IL Dfothaeh Ala4
. Y. Drashach asd Maria 4 Dfalbach. aihhr
hoirl of charlti u Drttbnch deed b uiii ln.
loi No. "a la ihe ffri uurd ~ So ciy 81 TiGn,
in aaiJ so9olg subject % iho dourf 81 lhe iaid
Luciddi 2 fsSd8ch
Herdia -Oae third cath. ava ihe halltn-c d.
Two equal aonbal pay ymtnis gilh iniareiL
LUCINDA DRE6nACH. Cuardlar.
f'e'' II said helr..
James NJ Pailsrmn, aty hr 0uafdian.
may ,Q.'61 .6w.
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G REA IT BARGAINS
MISSES \. a 4 Husband have lusl Fsssisef
ttL and ~ now selling. ~ very low rutct. an
npds o. Millinery bud Fancy Gooda; tucb V
tlowert, Ribhons, Luees. Embroidsriss. Siiks.
Grepes, 81 and Straw Bonnsts feady lrinussd.
ana all he oiher Aficles which ara usanlly
ouud IN such au ssipbiiahniaai. al of ahioh hey
are selling at holcsale end rtinil such prices
Is eanaot lsil % sali parchaasF. Cal and sea.
NJ ]. Biactf Rlock.
TiRa. Apfil t4.s78G
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TIFFIN, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1857.
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Probate COurt--fetitiOn 70 sell Land.
BID Williams, Guardian OF Gilbert Ashley. an
Insane Person,
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Gilbert Ashley Carolue Ashley. Henry Cla,
Ashley, Francis Ashley, Augnsdae Ashley M
NhaTlel AahlaY. -
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