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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-10-15
SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICE.

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Single Copies I2l cents each.
AGENTS FOR THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
Iobo;ra Mani C. s. BARLOW, Esq.
aaEo,rao " Mani L. L. TORBERT, Esq.
HiLo, Hdraii capt >: "Uhih
Ro,ra;bne Hatp1ii Capt. JAS. A LAW.
KonG, H1uaii Thus H. PAhls, Esq.
KoIoa, Kauai Or. D. w. sNllh
Snn Francisco. Cal L. P. FISHER, Esq, Mer. Elk.
NJ, Redford and o. s. b. LINDSEY. Ed Ship List.
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PORT OF LAHAIMA.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Oct. Gam. VIII. ship Gay Head, Lowen, from Bristol Bay, 500
VIII, season.
Gam. VIII. ship Tahmaroo, Robinson, Bristol Bay, 100
VIII, season.
Am. VIII. bark Cleone, Simmons, 100 VIII
Am. VIII ship Onward, Norton, 400 VIII.
Am VIII. bark Isabella, Lyon, $50 VIII.
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Mr. EDIToR Allow me through the columnsG
the Commercial Advertiser to add a few remarksc on
the subject of the g white louse.,
The insect in question, known by the name Of the
white louise, and myself, are tolerable old acquain-
tances, and | may say we have fought battles many
and long about n few melons. They make their reg
ular annual appearance in about June on the cucun-
Der, but most frequently on the musk melon vinesm
the Kings garden and adjoining lands on Emu'
street. They generally appear when the fruit OF Tue
musk melon is about half grown, and show them
selves on the stem nearest the ground, from whence
after giving to the stem the appearance of b~eingwr'l'
In cotton, they spread themselves over the whole
vine till they are to be found on every joint. and u'
der every leaf, and the vine dies. I don't think thi
exposure to the sun ~interferes much with their pro
gress, although they appear to prefer the shady sac
of the leaf; neither 10 I think that rain viii injare
them much. The first I believe, because / have often
removed the leaves which shaded the stem of the
melon vines without perceiving any effects injurious
to the insect and their spread; the second, becauem
irrigating the land I have had them for a lengthd
time. say one-half hour under water. They cant"
drowned.
l have tried q number of artificial means to destN'
these pests, and with your permission viii enumeras
them and their effects. My first trial was a solu'hI
Of whale oil soap, two table spoonsful to a quar-"
water, which l squirted on the enemy with asynnss
This solution is SO strong, that at the instant thesp
is fired small and large caterpillars are knocked ~.
fits | say fits, because, although they fall from "
leaves on the ground in She most awful contoreOa,
and stretch themselves az; dead, if they are not A"e,
over again they are all gone the next morning ~
nibbling again where yon killed them once oe'0is =.
This solution has not the. slightest effect on the =
louise. The water does not take any hold on inc :
sect, and runs off from the white fleece like oil IN"
. hot iron. u.a
The next remedy tried was aloes. | hi tbe
that the celebrated chemist Raspail had na - not
discovery that q solution of aloes in water wodI .n-
only DESTROY insects and vermin on plants anu The
mails, but also prevent their reappearsnoe, sap;
syringe had the same effect as the whale oil ~ I'd
tie water RAINING of as quick as put on. sr a-
the solution Of aioes in double doses on the apG n,er
der the turnip leaves, on the small caterpllla an
ing the beet and on I, young dog pup inycsuS<
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To the PnhIic.

For the and satisfaction of the public,
the undersigned, chosen referees in the late difficulties
between R. A. s. Wood, Esq, and the Rev. W. S
Turner, are highly gratiied in being able to state
that the above named gentlemen have made a full and
free statement of their differences to them in the pres.
ence of each other and that those differences were
happily adjusted. THOMAS SPENCER
S. N. CASTLE.
WLLIAM HUMPHREY.
ENIoFFMAN.
FRbEk. HANKS.
JoHN\ WArrRHousE.
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Honolulu, Oct. o, 1857
HONOLrLu. {

Honolulu, OctN Yer Q. 1851.
Rev. w. S. TuRsER-Sm:-In dpsequence Of
your having in the presence of our m kual friends
avowed yourself the aathor of an anonN nous letter
addressed to me on the S0th of SeptemberS for which,
and the position you assumed in relation Thereto, |
publicly posted in harsh and severe Language on the
I'd inst; and as you have at the same time expressed
to me your deep regrets for having written said let
ter, and assured me the like should not again ema-
nate from you, l now as publicly recall all the often
siye expressi0s used in my poster of the u inst,
and hereby make known to you and the public my
deep regret at having been compelled to publish such
language. X. A. S. WooD.
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VESSELS IN PoRr.oCr. rs.

o. g. g st. Marys, Davis
Am clipper ship John Land, Bearse. loading oil.
Am ship Harriet and Jessie, Janvrin, loading oil
Ship John Marshall. Pendieton, in ordinary.
Br brigt Recovery, Mitchell
Br bark Faith, Gates
Am clipper ship John Gfpin, Ropes, loading oil
Am clipper ship Fortuna, Seudder-
chip South America. Walker. Ship Addison, Lawrence.
Vile de Rennes, Guedoit- Bark United States, Wood
Gen Williams, Miller. schr Pie, Fish.
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Coasters i'm Pert.

Coasters i'm Peri.
Sch HaaEIio, repairing
Sch Excel, for Koloa to-day
Sch Ka Moi, for Lahaina on Friday.
Sch Kalama, for Kawaihae tomorrow.
Sch Maria, for Lahaina and ports on Maui to-day.
Sch saIly, for lilo to-day
Sch Moi Keiki, for Kahului to-day
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foisosEp--A native was taken sick last Moncav
after eating cakes sold by a Chinaman. hfer2 ths
a'ter was arrested. It turned out that the native had
ieaten Of . dog which was poisoned and had s;s, e
is still sick. 49,
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DIsrAroH.-The brig .dgate sailed again on We'd
nesday for the California coast, having been reftted.
with unusual dispatch. She was in port only about
two weeks. She takes an early start for her winter
lcruise and will doubtless do we'll.
y DIR rcTOrra- rlate of porou ,c cop< 4 N ne n
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SHIPwRIGHTs.-The old and well-known firm of
Emmes s. Johnson have dissolved, and Mr.. johnson
having associated himself with Mr.. Daniel Foster. an
experienced and thorough shipbuilder, recently from
the United States, the new firm will continue BUSH
ness at the old stand. (See advertisement
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A FANCY SroRE-Hackfed's, on Fort street. cop-
'a'ns the finest assortment Of fancy articles We have
seen IN the country. His stock of boots and shoea i
varied and elegant. and well fitted to produce = poed
understanding in the community 80
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BSRK FANNY MAJoR.-We learn that letters were
received by the Hound, from a reliable source, stat
ing that the barkentine Jane Il. Fdlkinberg had
been resold for the Oregon trade. If this is SO, we
shall probably see the Major back again. She may
be looked for from the 25th to the Both of October,
with the New York mail OF September 9th.
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Correspondence of p. c Advertiser.

DELIcIous-that plate of asparagus sent to us b
Mr.. H~olstein, for which he has our thanks.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-21

A|NN Nita. 4 AlNAuIlts
Ma. Eotront-.Thc foolish ptat,leof yoar cor.
respmd,,si, 'Cato,i ilsc Alnl Rpwsons in che
last Tnlrtsr a9oet Gov Chase, Treas. stone
the AdvtrGier, and De Treasury dedication, Il
mere enoto cover his rool dosirit--,o i.iars
bis neighbora f. IN bad taste, shows mean
spiris, and can only excl the scorn and contemp,
Of an just men.
The Advertiser eau take care Of ITSELF and
h5rs Gov. Chase and Mr. Stone can get along
without the aid Of such ibeler as"Oato.''
When Abel Bawson assails The management Of
the Seneol County Bank, when cont oiled by
such mcuas Lewis Baluell, Heury Ebbcrl, Judge
Welch, Elisha U,nsted, Dr.. Gibson, aud Joel
Hall, it cah make no impression, but must recoi
upon himself He kuowd thu Bank was h0nora
bly, conducted, bad public confidence. and would
have redeemed every dollar when presented had
Il not been for the absence Of bonds from the Of
fec Of Treasurer Of State, over which the Bank
bad no control.
When he speaks Of "equivooai and uncurront',
bank notes, he knows, or 1hould know, that none
were paid out by this Bank, except such as were
equal to Ohio currency in New York at the time.
II will be a task beyond the power Of "Cato'' to
make this community distrust the administration
Of che BaHk.
lie insinuates that tho bank was exiting ~
The Bank viii pay Mr.. Rawson ten thousand dol
lars, for every ten cents he will find invested in
anything but legitimate and legal discounts
Its 'dvmise" will create no "rcgret" with
"Cato," but his sympatbies will not be shared by
m re than single citizen Of our CITY. Ashe Is
so exercised about exiting" will he inform the
public as 70 the result Of his Texas Rail Road
speculation, and how many poor men were robbed
by that exiting" operation. Me. Rawsou made
ts money here, but instead Of using itto promote
the business and enterprise of our County, no has
Doen kitng " western lands, moonshine Pacific
Railroads, and loaning money to Iowa Farmers
It from 20 to 100 per cent? for the last ten years
Now he finds fault with the management Of the
Bank, for using thelr money at home, at six per
cent, to accommodate the busines, Community.
tie is the last man in the world who shou d
charge "kting," or wrong upon others. lie was
ono Of the Fathers ot the Bank, its Attorney,
and, for short time, It's President. During his
Presidency and Attorneyshp, ] am informed,
moro losses were sustained and litigation incurred
Than before or since. Il might be interesting to
your readers II he would give a copy Of his legal
opinion and tire amount paid him to aid in the
Ohio Savings Institute swiude.
twas unbecoming in Mr. Rawson to provoke
this controversy, aid can be attributed 10 no 9th
er motive than low personal revenge.
~
nication must be regarded as wanton and un-
manly attempt to ipiure, not only few indiyid
aals but whole community which he has for a
long time failed to rule and now aspircs to ruin.
c. L. ].
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Ma. MoKEE;-YJu will please announce NJ.
II CHURCH, Of Clinton township, as cnndi
d,te for nomination TO- Clerk Of the Court, and
oblige MANY REPUBLICANS
MR EDlToy;-Piease announce the name Of
WM L. HAMILTON, Esq, of sclpio, as a
candidate for Probate Judge, aud you viii oblge
MANY FRIENDS.
Ma EnroR;-Please announce GEORGE II.
KYLE, Of scipo township, as candidate for
nomination, for the Office Of Clerk of the Court,
and cblige HIS FRIENDS.
Ma. EDIToR;-Announce the name OF HOR-
ACE HUBER for Representative, and oblige an
host Of us REPUBLICAN FARMERS.
Ma. EoIroR;-Please announce ABEL RAW
SON, Esq, as candidate for Judge Of the Court
of Common Pleas of this judicial District,
MANY CITIZENS.
Mn EDlToR;-Please announce the name of
GABRIEL KEEN, as a candidate for Cleik
Of the Cour', subject to the decision Of the Re
publican Convention, and you will obngo
MANY FRIENDS.
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TiaEn g nd. NaYne h. n.

The iron for the eastern portion Of this road
has been shipped. and portion Of it is now lying
at the Mad River Depot, 10 this place. Work
men are engaged in evellng down the road-bcd
aud arranging the ties, preparatory TO laying
d wn the rails It is the intention, we believe
to complete the road this fail, as iuras Pleasant
vile, Hancock Co., its junction with the Dayton
and Michigan Road.
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would VI ocolI your tliealiou to lhe
EXCELSIOR EYE BALM.
FOR All DISEASES or rHE ere On tYEID.
-UPON PERSONS OK HORSES.

fndamna.iors Films, Oleera,lors We.k ,ieht.
cod pu forms OF D lfessed Ewes are cnred 40 rsp-
idiY, ih,t ~ ere Z, + best ao0, n Z cootilersd
almost WACicAt ii heP'irg indocacs A Phv-.
sician ,s0af tod IA ". Test
"Your uedclte has given PsaFscr ,,a ~.
THE SATISFACTION 20 eyeey esse.n
One Drbg Store ,bet has sold the pa,t ,sa,oe.
over EiSHf HqNORED BOTTLES says u did o.
fat slnsleiustance.
40 O,a Horse Jockey. who ha, hanaied hogsss
an a. rie,says!--
"lfyour Eye Ba'n, wiki lRla Gieedibs and
fhisic'n3 where the system Z 100 ish y ilt nol,
care they may giss upthe Eye.r
Oae le@y, who bad been dsptlsed ogsi4bt -
ooe Eye by atm owes Il for s,x years saysi--
"Aasr ihlrsy rhyslciaos bsd prssedb-d with.
ous 90 soo9a doae ae' yoss Aiedicips Is pssforne
log oare.'
Cald,dlY and hoaestlys Nil yoa ae,r,.e yo,,.
seW VI aood anedies, because scue. vrot d -
wise o''esc oat Raaceeiy 30 yoa.u. ify one
h0x Of oug ff' ~
Am iler MRDICtRRs
andbe healed of Yoa. D's6 ses YVe IA noi -,
~ on'. hse n q ior apyghiag h-t to Esessnd
Eye Lhs % bntii you have q IN 10 haose. Voc
need not sutnt with Sore Nofih. o. Uln..- os..-..
aaY pert shs hody iorii 80 hsaiise in M s,,rh
sarRces' bag viii cUeE ritEN QDiosen' ,ha~
snsthiaS eve. Nppy t,aycn uika. uit noalll
ee1re % ne ores, oace, .gice a. ihscs ti,sts
DAY. a. YOU deem necossape
Prepared aad Sold Whalesals ard Reiail. b.
a. AANGW WONrHV
fiaPla' chlo
sod BY GIBSON a SIAN kRn Tlrs.cA
4 =. C CelLts. kosieeia, o. CIV. b. zuCR
NEeJtN .IIalF -. 'a1.f.. IA.
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A young man named MoCarly, residing near
Attica, Seneca County, came to a sudden death
on the night of Wednesday last. In company
widh three Others he had been attending a circus
at this pace, on that day, The party started for
home about II O'Clock that night, in lumber
wagon When about six miles from home, he
1850 H. the wagon and leaned over in front, and
raised his hand to strike the horses with the reins
While in the act, the wagon plunged into rut'
aud he fell under the wheel, it passing over his
breast. tie was raised and appeared to be stunned,
but rot seriously hurt. On arriving at home he
told his companions that he felt too sick to get
into the house alone, and they lifted him out, but
before they reached the door he was dead.
et [BuCYRUs JOURNAL
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Communicated.
The egIled PatcI,y, nuostfo.

The Ohio State JoURSAL's arii los on the
''Red Patch" question, are IN our reach, and if
SroNE is nominated, We shall prove that roaY on
hin from Republican evidence, ,-SENEcA ADygR-
TlsER.
The Ohio STATESMAN, Seneca ADVERTISER,
and Newark ADVOCATES articles on the "Rod
Patch" question are in our reach, and we can
prove that story A LIE, Crom Democratic evi
dence. One VINO REMEMBERS.
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BEAR I'M MIND.

That the Tribune Has the Largest Cirou-
lation, aud ~ therefore the Beat N6edi-
nm tor Advertising, Of any Paper in
Seneca County
ltconsains fewer foreign Patent Medicine Ad-
vertisements and more reNdiug matter, than any
other papet Of The kind, in North Western Ohio.
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Firemen,s pnrnin.

A graud Firemcn's Parade is to come off at
Dayionron The 10th Of September. We notice
that the Tiain Fire Department figures conspcu-
ously on the programme Our b'hoys should all
go down with their "great squiris" and their
''uNcoRNs," and ExrrNoUIsH themselves with
honor, (not water,) on the occasion.
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And one copy TO the getter up of a club OF
t5 or more,
Old Subscribers can 20 into this arrangement,
by paying up all arearages. Persons, sending in
clubs, can add to them Afterwards.
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We have just printed superior lot Of blank
Warranty and Mortgage Deeds, tsn~le and
dOubIe0 also variety Of Justices Blaniss, all Of
which wewil' sell cheap. Can and purchase,
before they are an gone.
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For the Tribun


Ma MoKEE.-Your editorial remark in the
last THIBONe, that The communication Of " Cato"
rather "superabounds in persoualities," would
seem 10 justify some qualification unless, as Is
quite probable, It vas drafted before you had con
clu led to omit the only paragraph which could
possibly bear that construction. Ny reference TO
Messrs Chase, Stone, Breslin, Gibson, and the
editor Of the AovERriaaR, cannot surely be con.
sidered personal in an offensive sense The al.
lusiOn Afterwards to the ADyeRrissB ITSELF is e1
clusively as to the contrast IN its course hereto
fore and now on certain subject, and the name
OF the paper and not that of its present Editor,
is there putposeiy adopted, because l would not
impute to him anything inserted in its columns
by his predecessors. And l take pleasure in at
testing to the uniform PEI sonal urbanty and court
eous deportment Of Mr. Armstrong.
What is said about the Seneca County Bank
will explain itself; aud it viii be difficult even to
dia.ot. & irto personality, A Bank, like female
reputation, should, At an times, be above susp-
eioni aud no excuse ought % avail It, whatever
the emergency, for being unprepared to redeem
promptly i,s promises to pay on demand. How
aiahonofabie and unjust then to peryert, or by It's
silence % permit othcrs to pervert % the preln.
dice Of innoceRs persons, both the real cause and
effect Of is own ahorlsightedness, or neglect or
gross violations Of duty. caro-.
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G7Our young friend, F. X shawhan, has just
returned from The East, aud reports the largest
lot Of Summer and Fall Goods, en- route fot
shawhsns Store, ever seen in these parts. They
willall be here in few days. Have patience la
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-21

OF an kinds, from the largest Poster down to
lhe smallest Ctrd, executed at this Office. very
low and in q sty,e not TO be surpassed, by any
Office in the State.
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Rates Of Subscription:

I COpy0 Months, IN Advance, 8 ia
not in Advance, 90
g J year, In advance. $50
90 8 not in Advance, : %
Campaign Paper .25
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G7Dr. Karshner will be at the shawhan House
70 day and 70 morrow
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FEVER AND AGUE,
AND an FORMS or BzfoUS
DISEASE SAFELP
AND SURELY

Ihfre ole some tWhera ne sistc.u issa rf
Of di, ca e. ttpt 20 hrt a tbo,besb H. IL
over wiz 10 Pny good -nd . esa csses, lhis
hemed7 p oege94 20 40 ~ 10 81 rBses puuaea
Is ptodnctNtll q ooWwou doss.l hnt pa,scns
q . eyoid ha bf Dg rheu hola lowe and Ia.
KING n'H tOses, 'd 'OIger timc O cure. of
ln some cHses, ~ o ta~ Ligcris iospid. the
pat entwi hsye o o o. ~ o Chins snet eoamen.
e'ng e hcciciae; lni is soon s the pids are
AIRY Le9 eph 70 s.onsuh. and the syticm is
case wue- ii &c rel . sioa as'cknes, ettbs
stomach, A. Is produced 0y hese Aeee pii's,
dose o. mo OF f-ppern' Essence 4 rolievo.
Loo o1i ior yoar sn1r te, pilsr bcisg cured
BY tbc Hll', yOd w,i oves-eet
Ode bouio GRE8K tie Aeps ppoa fouf
grow persoa'' bit 70 lairly eursshopld Az be
takea ole.
We would VI o call your riteatiou to the
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To Climbs.

As an inducemcnt for getting up Clubs, we will
put the TRIHUSE atthe following low rates. Ia
al such cases. The money must be paid in nd
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DO You DESIRE HEALTns
THEN READ a WORD
HrrO0a YOU THROW RUS Dovs As voaTulf...


ttss 'aci well lnowa 10 ~ oee Western ri,,.
tens, that the niio ma thri coos.1ntly ptessntin
the o. o. ibis rich western counlry snd ,he cbsr.
gos " r occur 90 irequensly, ffom ht-t % cold.
Lve 80 O verous forms o di,eatc. o q he
coWesea imporaot inQuify 'beo 20 ~. wtat we
can do % rteftat ESQ sudden silscls. 70 which
We are % eh'tl Ano'd ss,ipg is, -.en ouncu of
preven"on "a wo Wound cure,' and in
noln'o Httuot q "a this. - o % h6Wtvrr
many orum we orc jecL cd With isess hs mr.
me cause is nesr' the SAT- O. We ra,eb coli.
or owe .eat, pores Of out audv become closed
az tho rcirse ui9,tor which u eoaeraiis tllfown
ou the sl sem b. ens.hio Or iosentibte persii.
rutons, temeios and cloes o1. and 10 con.
! sequence 3 ,hat tire lava q aactioos 2 bod,
cpnno, ncro' M trr du r,git Ino,o san trli
ran the COOS Of hose wbec Rrof ttui 4 dtt.
| Every nnu Of oUr bodies dcmauus Z, iorept m.
cme u tom io food, and tho nal oar omprbs
/ teto 10 eini'npto .rCh psrs. pndleuf tlt,n la
/ ho' po1Cr di crdodi Nheu our svsttn, is tnitv
opeu 10 y Is wei aad he, ep.pii- deac, end ,rc,
pa la OF our ood ~ Hge DOT ufcded. Pre- h.t..,p
out by precipitation, BOT o uo, iial oe,iet. o DOR
oodies,--liu' wuFu colf,t sav o,heres s. t.te.
these oduei'i ~. N Cwe miy 81 sneRi,.l ~.
maina 10 ne nodA and Efr, 2 aAs. lar .
Jaundlco, Live Compla'ni, Atuo, Neurniat. - .
| c.. Decor. W nai MCn % Two DOT thaans,y,
10 ee'v--cleaCse NE slstem tho,ou thty. restors
/ a. ege p.tu odlcts cod we 70 me, Wbgn
shall wa DO ~ Saali ,-e wait "a the disc "a h.
comes .etupon usi No, l,i rstakv
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NOTIOE.

THAT have takea transfer OF eli die out,ansiug ao
counis The hooks OF Thomas Cafief ept p bis bust
,, s,i 2, 80 .sls, bco, snd shoes il Ia civ, OHIO from
api lon > 20 Jane sld, iel that have .ply ani hof
aeeoun,s and wit opensed pc sons hagirg uase
ecoanis on The is9e my place OF buide son wash
lngl9 eIeei middle room of Blacka Block
~" 10 Siaf THOMAS REA.
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Tie CITY authorilios are engaged in tearing
down Che Old Market House AMI removing Il %
the 'oie hot,'' on alarket street, where it ia TO
be erected temporarily unaiih ne -'s Apiesig y
Omp'eted.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-21
Tiffin Prices Current
tcoRREoTED wERKLY BYl
w. HOBBS

Wv. HOBBS
Dealer IN Dry Goods, Gfoeeriss, On,petnes Boots and
shoss and Ready Msde CIohins And Bofehaser Of
cry description OF Grain and Produce ios CASH.
.WHEAT-st, ,OOBlIJ A
CoHN-(shellell zoe. ...s..
DO (ERD SIC.
hye~-s as.
BARuEY--s 20.
OAr3-.2jo,
BEANs-75c,
PorAToEs-35c.
FLsx sssn-sl95.
TIaorBy SzED-nomnai.
CLovEQ do do
BUTrER--tlat4e.
LARD--i0j jfal25sc.
TALLOw--S H0ai iOo.
bA0EsD tAhs--i0a3 l2c.
90 hDEs AND SnOULDERs--9a q 100.
PicEsgp PORK--S6D9c
MAPLR SUGAR--f2c
do moLAssE5-S18t 90.
HEESwAN--20a95o.
tRsTHERs--f0af5c
RAus--3c.
Day Ar,Lss-s13 81 r 9fB6
GREeS HlDEs- 90 per ~,
Day do ice.
Eoos-sa iOc p dozen,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-21
Query.

II the Republicans are responsible, as a party,
{ Mr.. Glib on's errors, who are responsible for
Breslin's erinosl Billy, answer your next.
LOGIC