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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
lightning Rods.

4 FTER m0Dy years close investigation anu
- numerous experiments, o." iatri.r-t take.
pleasure IN informing the public tLat ac has
aHiveH at the tue rruc pie % pro Getting miles
dwellings aud proI etty ron the acs; uc1ive iuiu-
ence OF LlG n TIMING. The ,a..a.iiie-
that every CITY, Town, Village ard County fails
victim to annually, thro' the gio-- negligence o.
its Inha'ltaEts Is beyond calcuIa.,au, ss ,oia'.,
when the remedy :, so easy to oHgaIl--this il.
found IN
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

A Il the burning of the
N Artizan Buildings, on
the 10th of April, and in the
GREAT FIRE in Market
Street, May lst, 1856, the
genuine HKRRISG SAFE pre-
served the Jewelry Of Geo.
Nv. SimonS & Bro; Books,
'PaperS, &c, of Fisher &
Bro. and EdWard Semans &
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

~poO't criticise tins paragraph.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
E.cssrCSS Office!

CCHOOL ORDERS neatly printed and fer
- sails a, the Chronicle Qifice
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
4 FRESH SUPPLV

0F Drugs. Medicines, Books, Notions,
- Varieties Stationery. sc, purchased IN
New Nu-, a-i Phiiad. markets. has Just been
reed q; the O.i Mammoth Drug store Of
CHRIST u CALDWELL. Lew iSburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
or Dropsy. Plethora, or kindred Com.

plants. lei i-ir.lg H active purge, teJ a. ,4c--
lent T-le .y.
For Cos!fveness or Constipation. and as
n Dinner PHI, they age sert-ai- ana ----Ftr.-
Fits, Suppression, Paralysis. Iniiamma.
ton. Off,. zen Bca fness, ars Partial Blind
ness have Teen cured ty tie Alternative acton q tlss
II4-.
SIs-rrtt,rirt4 in mark. -a.tfu Mercury. vlH a.
ta. t yartJ- ,uu-Iy 20 st.EI hands j. Danger
ina Is. r from the dreadful couss.il-uee- aat t.
CleutIv av i's ia-UtTUs Uss These contain 10 nlar-
uuEy ,l y.-as-aI substance va-t~yer.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

C'AFORIFlEB. or Concentrated Lye-war-
= rantej to make Soap without Lime, and
" fa trouble. r-h one "a ksofT and four Icurds
>er Fa-. ven make tfr,u gallons good soft Soap
Hard soap g.u o.. made in tho me WAY. F7r safe ty
'IlEI-T d., CALuWELl-
EJAlES WHITE GEEA>E for " aggouS
IL Bu, I,IC>4agt>. OmuItuSeS, Stages. &c
1gsrior a-ti.jc. i,r. sale ~ CHRIST CALDWELL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
Herring's Safe again The Champion

Tie only SAFE rhich, in ersry instance, preserved
their entire contents in HE hlte Ertensire Fires.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30
An ArtfalmInar.

Some time az a gentleman called nm.
on a certain hobleman, very wealtbv
aud inordinaiely mean character. and
found him &C the breakfast table unite
alone, and doing his utmost to catch a Az
which was bdazing about the room.
What the deuce are you aboutf" de.
manded the astonished visitor, to whom
the spectacle Of an old man amusing him.
self by catching flies seemed very sinou.
lar, to say the least.
"HushP' exclaimed the other. "Il
tell you presently"
After many efforts, tie old fellow Al
last Succeeding in eItrap ling the fly.-
Taking the insect carefully between hi.
thumb and fOre6nger, he put it into the
sugar bowl and quietly dropbed The lid
over his prisobCt. His visitor, more
annoyed than ever, knowing as he did
the avsricious character the question.
"I'll tell YOU" replied the triisef, a tri.
umphant grin overspreading his counter.
ance as he spoke. "l want tc ascertain
It the servants steal the sugarl'-Pari,
Letter.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30

The NEIT FEDEsEL ArPo1NrMsrr.
Ticking the popular vote in the
Northwest, and estimating tie in
crease for che next four years, the
Boston Atlas estimates that Wiscon-
son, Iowa, Michigan, Indiana and Il.
linois, will be entitled to 55 repre-
sentatives in Congress, in place oI
the 29 they now send to the House
The present House contains so mem.
bors from the Slave States-not rec,
oning the slave members from the
Free States-and 146 from the Free
States. Under the next appointment
Che Free States will have about 3 20 1,
This is what the Southern politicians
see, and il is that alarms them. How
.dnWise in them to raise questions
which set the whole sentiment Of thC
north in opposition to them.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30

BoY BABIEs.--A humorous old friend
Of ours, full of innocent ways and quiet
oonceits, whose misfortune il has most
always been to be on the losing side Of
politics, provoked a smile from us the
other day as he sat at our table meditating
on the prospect Of another defeat. His
soliloquy ran thus: "Well they always
did beat US, and they always will. they
have the ignorant rabble. The rabble have
the most children, and notice they al
ways have bog 6aJies"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30
RESTORED TaE BLIND To s1ouT


CARvy, Juas oah, 1855.
~ J. swosR-Feoiur myself undet h, ,hirhe,t Oil.
gaionsto You lor Che benefit have received under your
treatment A0er having undsrgone all to usual modes Of
treatment during The last "a months, without the least NJ.
parent benefit and having almost lost the sight Of my eyee
and being len IN very unhealthy condition. my case being
given up rs hopeless by my former doctors, anef
good sight and 70 healthy condition, under your new
mode 81 treatment.
therefore takeea, pleasure IN sxpspsslag my sense sl
gratitude, and you atbev 10 use ths T the hpne6t
OF the afflicted pubhh. Yours truly. PnOYls.
Mr' PclyENhUEorR Of THIN, Or four ysan was almost
Ysquqined lof auy Kind Of busnessi had quite los her
ign, o9 On appcaton tn DE- = hssbeon tsioFedso that
sue y lb'e to any kindoibu,iuess.
ni-e-linSEY WatrER, Of this place (FoTt BalD was
afflicted with very bad diseased eye, and liberation Of the
eoinea And eppbed to De- Snyder and loon restored
70 a good sight aad to healthy condition. ,,
fHLif hNfck or piiu city, aiiicted with femafk.
ease ol opthalma eouldn leave darh room Tor
SOM wesA' az application 10 Dr.. -, his eyes was soon
restored to healiy condition.
MI +. g. LRvbAYaER Tnln, afflicted for five year,
With very bad dieased eyes ind almost blind spped to
" 81 and has been restored to sight, aad bis eyes to
healthy condition, 20 hatho isquahdedo DO any Kind c
business.
Aloe. w. BLaoE con and daughter Of a. w. Bhck
ofTmn, with remeraby. bad eases of opihalmu, whicp
had baied The sk Of The physicians, which had whrll,
disqualified them from Kind husinass Nv application
to De- snyder, they have been .ofel to healthy con
dit iOa-are now able 10 DO any kind oflabor
Mr.. THOMAS GtnNEY, of Sandusky, City was afflicted
with very bad daeasodty'shad entirely lost tho sight o
one Of his eyes and almost tho other; applied TO Or sny
der Of Thn, and was soon restored his family uss
| husband and father.
Many others could be mentioned hrt Il is deemed unnec
essafy, and would only add th The mode pfae
uced by Dr. Snyder s recent discovery, and leaves alto
geter out Of the old mode Of reducing the
ting, scordoaton, blstering, ~ as well as the use o
the usual powerful canstes, viz, blue stone blue yitys
any other hiug which oanterses aad dfgufna the eve b.
| contracting the muscles.
Any persons wishing further information will do well
communicate with either Of the persons referred 10 above
EV-No charges for examination or advioe--if no bone
! dt Is T. ceved no charges wi u be madeI
To -Dr. SNYDER takes pleasure in sayins to the pul
lie that IiGin City i pleasant and healthy location an
good boarding b. had from s2 SO iO,s3 900 week
0Gice-iH g. ". Blacks Block, Washiggto
Street, Tifln City, Ohio.
Jan. %, 1857, (hl6,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30

"A clergyman who was reading to his
congregation a chapter in Genesis, found
the last sentence to be: "And the Lord
gavA.unto Adam a wife" Turning over
two leaves together he found written and
read in a audible voice, 'and she was
pitched without and within" He had,
unhappily, got into the middle Of des.
cription Of Hoah's ARR.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30

WnAT Is KISS ?-It takes one who
has the complete command of our verna-
culSr, to express fully the exstaoy of a
kiss. Women it seems can but express
the sensations produced--hear him:
Last night when s0h6 5is spoke his
name,
From my swift blood that went and
came,
A thousand little shafts Of fame,
Were shivered in my narrow framsI
o love. o 6rel Once he drew,
With one long kiss, my whole soul
through
Ny lips, as sunlight drinketh dew"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE
ON TUESDAY TIE oath DAY OF FEB
RUARY 1857 between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. M. and 4 o'olockP NJ at the door OF the
Court House in the City Of Tihn Ia the county
of Seneca, and State Of Ohio, by order Of Pro
bate Court of said county. the following lands 4
tenemants ~ the property OfJOdN CLICK dec.
A part Of the North West quarter Of fraction.
al section No, % In Township No !. North Of
Range No. IA (fourteen) on the west side Of the
Sanduslry River, In said Seneca County, Ohio,
and commencing for the same at a Buckeye,
Blue Ash ard a small Beach tree, on the west
side Ofaaid Saudnslfy River, thence running west
l1.4B chains; thence running north 1917 chains
thence east 1913 chains 10 ihe bank Of said riv-
er Thence m and along the meanderings Of
said bank Of saidriver ioithe place Of beginning,
containing 20Q@6nty)aeres Of land more or less.
! Also, a strip or piece ofland, being the balance
Of said fractional quarter section above deserb
ed and adjoining the same on the south side
thereof and cBntAining one acre and one halt
| q I-21 Of land more or lees. .aN y
And also, q part Of the north east qteftsf Of
said fraciional section above described, com
mencing az point on he east bank Of said San
dusky RI yer, where the New Haven end Find
Lay State Road 30 called crosses said ryer,-
Theneesrunning eastWardly on, and .alopg sa,la
road 2lO (tWD hundred and ten, feet, To- a poinl
west Of 4 stable which stands on the south side
| Of said State Road. Thence due south TO said
SanduaEy River; thence North Westerly on and
along Tie uiealideing Of the bank Of said river
70 the place ofcommencement containing thref
] (3) acres ofland more Or less. The three tracts
! or pieces Of land contain together ga y tWen,
1 ty-foui and half acres Of land more less, and
viii he offered and sold as one entire property q
has heen favorably known heretofore,a as 81 John'i
Mill. Iii acknowledged 10 be one Of the mOs
valuable Mil Sits on the Sandusky, having tht
advantage both sides Of the stream, with suf
hcient water power TO run Saw Mill and iopi
or Ave sets Of stone nearly the whole year,a gooe
and permanent dam has been erected on sole
foul ldaGon, and first rate bridge across ta'
Saudusky River at this point has recently
heen completed. IN the hands Of our enter
prising person, this would be productive anc
desirable property.
Terms accommodating and madeknow wn al
sale. G. D.. KEEN, Admir-.
With Will annexed Of John Click dec.
Jan. 10th, 81. CIV.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
In the Senate on Friday, the Esd, the
following were passed
The bill TO authorize supplying eviden-
oes Of the title 10 lands sold by the State,
who're Ire same have been lost OF destroy
ed ~ accidgrt vr othorwtse.
The Bin to amend the at concerning
divorces and nlimony, passed March Il,
1858.
The bill ~ relation 70 me chahge OF
venue; and
TIE bill In relation 10 depositious.
In che afternoon, Mr. Musgrave, from
the Commitioe on Claims, reported back
the bill to adjust and settle With the Co
lumbus aud Sandusky Turnpike Road
Co. &c. without amendment OF recon-.
mendstiou. The bill was. on motion Of
Mr.. Phelps, laid temporarily on the ia
BILE.
The forenoon session Of the House
was spent in preliminary business.
In the forenoon the Senate's joint rcs-
clution relative TO the ooutribu-
ton Of to.morrow's "per diem," by the
members Of the General Assembly, for
the relief of tho suffering in Cincinnati,
; 10 consequences Of the scarcity Of fuel,
: was taken up aud passed.
A few unimporlant House bills were
: passed after which Mr.JeWett introduce
ed a series of resolutions synipathlsing
with the Central American States in their
aouaiet with slavery, AMI strongly de-
nouncing Walke,, and instruciug the
n 4 nN Itnu ~
Hon. Wm. L. Marcy, with the request
that he forWsrd them TO the American
Consul for Costa Rica. TO be by him pre-
.uurtsd TO the confederafed States now
operating against Walker, which we're
laid en- tho table aud ordered TO be prin-
ted After trsnssctiug some other unim'
pOrtaat Business, che House adjourned.
-s-sss-~
Scientide Agriouitare---(iOv. Wright.
Gov. Wright, Of Indiana, has been, in
Ths habit Of accompanying himself TO
the gvaees Of tiis &Ossier farmers by
spreading on scientific agriculture. H.
Illustrative Of his practical knowledge Of
that important pursuit, the Lafayette
Journal tells the Following story.
Not nasy years ago his EEceQency, in
company with asettts distinguished citi-
zen Of Indiana, was riding in the oOun-
Try. In passing beautiful field Of grain
just beginning to head. the Governor
reigued up his horse and burst into rap
tdrous admiration Of the wheat.
QIOth Governor, how much will
that wheat yield to the acre?
Oh. from ~ TO % bushels.
What kind Of seed is that from Cover
nor.
COmmOn Winter. That is the best for
this soil.
You are the President Of tLe Indiana
Agricultural Society, are you not, Gov
erHor?
am. sir.
You are the author Of an eloquent pas
sage about the cultivation Of roots and
tops? vu1H
A mere triGe Ned.
Well, you are the only ass ever
saw who could not tell oats from Wheatl
A certain farmer on Of the Governors
constituents. who had profound admi
ration for his talents aud practica khowl.
edge, wrote to him for advice as to the
best method of improving his stock Of
sheep. The Governors answer was in
slant. brief, sententious, sincere;
Get a Hydraulic Ram--beHer than
Seu.hdown for mutton, and equal 10 the
merino for WOOL
"A The Express adds: If this doesn't
settle the question. we have pu.npkin
story ia reserve chat may cast some light
upon il.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30
RAND Growth nfmlsnnnri.

The ST. Louis Herald Of late date
says:
The growth Of the State is quite sur
prising. Take the following figures Of
the Auditor, which are set forth by him
with the assurance that they are drawn
from She actual returns in his Office:
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30

GRoss FEAUD.-Thereis in circulation
. currency which reads "Ia B. Eddy
has deposited in the Bank Of Chicago. in
current Bank Bills, two dollars, payable
20 the bearer on demand ~ Chicago, Nov.
y 1853. O. Birch. Pres't, Thomas
Birch, Cashier" with seth Paine a.
Co., Bankers, Chicago" across the bill.
Wig. Locomotive and cars Washington
on horsebatlron the right and, and sailor
and anchor on the left. We had two Of
the above bills sent US Dec. Ist. for sub
aoriplions. consequently the above dss-
cFibsd bill is afrabd. aud worthless. -
lllAompson's Reporter.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30
DISSOLUTION OF co PARTNER
SHIP

TUE Co Partnershphti exisiinr between r..
Strong l.. r. Singer, underline nrn, 1amc Of strone
Singer has been this day dtsoodhy nuusl consent The
China Glass, and Queenswae business Will be continued
the Old standby T p. Strong, who viii seue and adjust an
firm liabilities and individual Of the undefigncd
to this date. L.F SINGER.
Jan 30, 57.t n STRONG.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30
PROBATE NOTICE

office tkefehy given hattie sdunisigaiorsou me e.
taie1 Or ileny kiefsr, John Davis, Nicholas Smith,
John kcohei Sebastian noby Daniel Gafreton and Tho.
a. Cooley, and a Of the wills Of Hpnfy Brass,
laue euudff Joseph nschler, Godfrey Mctatnhaef IA.
riff Wchcfe and te Guarihhsof Mafy Reidtrsf Bred.
erick Afmtusiuf et ~ Ann r. Elder, Msfg nunond Her.
y r. Wech Joseph naa'sson. Josiah Cooiufa1d Eliza.
bh STALL havc 6ied o. e once Of the Probate Com Of
Seneca hcfs ic ual setcmedt which sad ao.
AZ, A u. 1857. TX UOpn
Jan. 81 s51-fw, Probate ludro.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30
STEAM ENGINES

CTEAM Engines Cor Saw Mills, and riiif
Oother purposes. manufactured tthi'lv II
Establishm ent together with variety Of Casung'
We also manufacture Brick Machtuoss thHl
save much labor.-All job w ork douein q Work.
manli ke manner, and upon shoraodce.
March !, 1851. ID. LOOMS @CO
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30
Important to
NA@NNML4NTA9NsTs
MARBLE DEALERS, AND
OTHERS.
MSBum utaI DaguerroOtyPe Cases

A meth has long been botgbt, for, 70 inser
in a durii ls manpsri pagnerreo1yps Likenesse'
10 Head tones aud Monumeut'. 4 have bsen
mauufart, ng these cssei for Jhe last two years,
and Gao warrant lhum TO IertIfb 'he picture for a
long number Of years -
The outside case is made Of lPaTian Marbls,and
the box which encoses the ple,dre ahh keep. Il
In a state OF great preservation for long uumbeF
Of years Is made of brass--a 5crew bOz. II makes
very neat Job on Head Stone or Monume nt
They are used in Greenwood Ceme'ery, Mount
Auburn, Laurel Hill, and many other Cemeteriel
In the United States.
A libe-al discount made 10 Marble Dealers and
Daguerreotypists aPrice from 2.25 each TO
80 80. A circular Of engrayings will be sent 10
any address, free, with price list.
Address,
L. BALDWIN,
Ag't Of fMausoleum Dag. :, ~,
ecI23m 385 Broadway. New York.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30
Fits.-Thoir Durability.
Owe DANDRUFF AND KEEP TH

Owe DANDRUFF AND KEEP THE
hd cool, give a soh gloss 10 The hair, pre-
its falling on, 4 arrests he premature decay
the tost, it's highly recommended for s fragrance
nELtCurfS Spanish Lnsiral, darlnr the shor time "
- has been before tn Americah publc has won lorteli
reputaouthet isttu nudto take the lead w alprenara
uons ot The haiti Tue iurfedents Of which is prepared,
oraro virtue, and entirely dinefnt tom those used In
ny other preparation OF 1.-The Kind nths coany. They o
oing and gently moatcnng IN theft naturc,end oonain
properties but those which Natgfe evdenty intended
" The purpose and u has perfume that it lnJntey
paioi any Of The fashionable extracts, either iareirno
meiuan, which alone should entte u to place every
y toilet table Those who have given Il trial, either
feiofing the hair o. Tor uuy purpose ff what recon.
mcnded euthusiaitic IN their praise fits vifea We
ash fofitt aFhR rnftt and pgIcCny WI.
ling 70 LEI Il stand on hsown mcFitn
topc spfing esutlng fro ts use, while nopbis heaina
away, gives place iooonvloiion most Triumphant.
Re Kind euough, resdeg, TO give your aen,ipr oaa
snt, and you wnesrn wlut Delighs spanish Ltia ha,
done ioi tause who have used iti--
NANtudNEr Feb. y 1885.
I,C. .WApLEiaHs-Dcaf fir-n ana yer 70 Your inquiry
vi n state that By heuse oft hotil of Dclirth Spaait
tuta, " has pfoduced thck and ha Ernwth Of hair
he head ormv WIFE, where II has been IA for eight years
ny y ems ofdve boitles Cept John q, BFook ha, hel
growth haf a oyerht top ofhs head where u aas beei
bald for euty yeaTi and mpny Others have received h
sans beneRt by the use Off, Also toilet arclo con
slider u Ar superior to any other finuse.
Years, ets., s.R KELLEY, NJ. u.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30
Very Pathetie.

'Coughing in shady grove
Sat my Juliana;
LozeugOs l gave my love-
q IPecacuauha. $40 F
From the box the imprudent maid.
Threescore Of them did pick,
Till, signing teAderly, she said,
my Damon, am sickP'
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30
He that hath nyosto See Let H n See
on, !, SRVpRR,
OCn1izf.

$ .ill hand aud ready Al 40 umss to walt upou th-
afflicted with diseased eyes Thankful zoe the unusu
y liberal patronage hc has focoved during he few ronth
Of his res deuce w Tin, be would respectfully solicit
conunuance Of the came. From his Unusual success ir
treating the numerous persons who have been uud s car,
nom hs piece and valous psr oftho Sato be feels w.
newed confidence IN 81 citing tho patronage Of e public
he has inmany cases
RESTORED TIE BLIND TO SIGHT.
And badly deceased eyes TO healthy condition during
sbori residence IN this place,
Dr.. Snyder has also paid particular attention 10 scrofu
ous diseases which he has calcd with unparalleled sue
cess.
nr 3. could refer to manycases alta distance but deem,
unnecessary and will only insert letter irom Mr. nny.
Of Carey, and viii refer few only OF the many cases a
have been beaeGted Ia ih,s vicinity.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30
A CARD,

HEREBY tender my sincere tharhs to my
many irands ard customers, for the vsry liberal
patronage extended TO the late arm. and re-
specuully solicib cont'nuanoe Of The same for
my former partner, and friend, N, w. PLATA,
n. p. EGGLEsTON.
Green SPRING.. Jan. 80. '5T3w.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30

MARRIED. on the 18th uIt by REV
Thomas Hnt, Mr. John r. Bland to Miss
Elisabeth Brashers both of this Co.
BY the same at his residence on the
t2ult Mr.. Philip H. Ventz to Miss Caro-
line Winser both of Tifin City.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30

AGooD HIt.-In party ofgeAtie-
nen, recently together in Boston, the
inquiry was made ofa representative
to elect in the legislature, show do
you propose to vote on the pending
constitutional amendmentsl He re-
piled: 81 have thought should vote
for Che reading and writing qualifi :
cation of voters, for that will ex clude
the vote of Hon. Rufus Choate. -
HNot so sure" was the instan-
taneous rejoiner, " Mr.. Choate
will write, and you, to read it, and
exclude your vote for not being able
to read" ="
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30
CARPET CHAIN,

PBLAN, at the City Book Store Is bound to
keep up with the times, he has the finest apart
adveriises to day some excellent books. Civ ye him
a call.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30

EXEC ToR's MOTTO E
Iotiee s hereby given. that J. p. McKibhen and n
Aekihben, late u seneca county, deeeased.
y. u. MrKlBnEN
! saA 3o,t7.3W %. MOORE
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30
Riches.

Let us not forget that the time will
soOni6ome whoa car poverty or our rich
-ss will be matters Of public ind ference,
Theigreat question will be, what NOR
al character we have formed, how far we
discharged our duties to God and our(el-
low bsings',aud what ground we have to
expect joyful entrance into eternal life.
Worldly e possessions. distinctions and
pleasures dwindle into iusigni6cauce in
the opening light of eternity. it Is
greatly wise now to take the view OF
things earthly. which at the closel of life
We shall certainly take; for that is the true
view.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-30
Smith & Lyday.

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