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HARDWARE.

SaESAA9sRh ss!s!; 5ss
sssn has on had and
general assortment of articles comprising in part a.
IRON Steel o ssi: s:ssss ''4AAA' ETC.
toopers, Tools, F-.U
stock and Dies, screwplates,
rl0 %s9is5 Tsy Sq 1%a;: Corn sh'leer'
Mill sss; %R's and Pii Saws,
Ok T Jokes, Bows 1 WA. snglssrees.
'' So Ss.s @
. Coffee Heclas, Chatting Dishes,
oA Bfi!sa ans and i Flae sf Wsrs
Meat so Cutters t s,,i Sausage pss. Stu
e2sy ssne s. Fishing hss! Tass ss,s &c., ETC.
sA 4 i
Array sysT hays
aad Mills
S sna hs9s dSsPss;
hmgs sa nna aHn s,s, shsvss and longs
Hooks and Hinges; Iron and Brass screws
Together with alarge Fancy Goods viz Combs
asrs st. bs spsf and Flank which
SE and ichonptouias streets, between Gravie
and Po o, streets, New Orleans offer aiarge
shh "a A Nj ffi2s'54 sick Tak #
Woods Lewis Co. at the Cumberland Iron Works and viii
rioy descriptions is fully established '"p'
o h an
Of the various sizes to which attention invited da ly
nsS3S ANR isass Psi 81 r:
Leyes streets sT The nndeTsigpea to
TONS Saw Mills Cotton Presses Draining Machines and Rail
Mouths s1as BaT: lestsntsd otssswiss t5sy
ss n pScE WIZ o ss san
They hand At times Crate Bs Wheel sirup.
them they hope by asduous attention to their business
ani2 " ,s :, - ~ MCCAIN 4 PATTERSON
hhtss n5a3f S9rFFfs
nds 5 New aad 8 and
F E"Ga street s, b New sys ossns , following described
superior to any other house the South or Vest
S$%"fS; EE;;sissss' $'. Pans,
Copper Tin and Pewter Worms for Dsles and Sheet Iron
Sole Agent for worhingtons celebrated STEAM PUMPS
fires eevatng and distributing public buildings gas
Also for sale The England Steam PUMP, for feeding
Ashcrofts STEAM GAUGES for locomotive and stationary
Steam WHISTLES, BRASS COCKS and COUPLINGS,
GAS PIPE from u to inches diameter and all connections
The trade supplied with BRASS WORK at New York prices
Planters and others interested to call and ex
anime steam Trains for the manufacture of
purchasing elsewhere They operation for many
years, ard give universal satisfsc' ION.
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DEACH BRANDY-50 barrels very superior Old yir.
l. glnin Peach, In store aei for sale by
myl6 JONES' AAokINDER 4 CO., 81 Grayier street
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gtbitu II tss alarAets.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, May n, 1857. s
COTTON, The and yesterday mostly confined
Middng and Good Mddling grades, which
veryGru withsaes Of 1000 We still quote
NEW ORLEANS CLAssIFfUATIoN
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E- New Orleans. May S, 1851
Personally appeared before John W Andrews, Of
the Pence for Orleans parish Louisiana D. WieFs Treas
nrer oil the New Orleans Savings Institution who duly
sworn, eposes that the above just correct
transcript from The books of said Institution
D. D. WRITER'S.
JOHN w, ANDREWS, Second j. P.
The Trustees have declared dividend at
the rate OF six cent with by
laws, for the six months previous 10 the LIST inst
The esdenddue each deposor will in cash or placed
to his OF hes credit deposit the May may be pre-
ferred. SAM JONES lr Sa.rs,a.x
New Orleans, May Q, 1851. nyii is Is Jel
DEACH BRANpY-50 barrels very superior Old Viz
y Peach. for L lnp
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80 " solidiaed.
20 kegs Pearl Barley.
$50 q" best Turkey Opium.
90 ounces Suphate and Acetate Morphine.
200 " Wild Cherry "
10 barrels Refined Camphor.
SO boxes CASTLE Soap
pounds Cayenne Pepper.
10 gross Copavia Capsules. q
2casks Chloride Lime.
90 pounds Chloroform, P. and W.
10 barrels Cream Tartar.
2 =. Fol- Buchu.
100 pounds Lobea Seed.
barrels IVA Ursi.
2 Gum Myrh.
2 Sugar Lead, White.
Vaerian Root.
10 Tapioca.
2 Camome Flowers, Rom and German.
S Scotch Snuff, in badders.
100 dozen Lorillard Maccaboy Snuff.
200 :. Roome's =. and Scotch Snuff
200 :. Garretts . .
400 pounds White Wax.
80 Dover's Powders.
1000 q assorted Herbs.
rs kegs Refined Salt Petre.
cases British Lustre, superior article.
10 Cooper's Isnglass.
bales Hops
so pounds 1odide Potash.
200 ounces Nitrate Silver.
cases Mamma Flake and sorts.
% cans Masnesia, calcined, Eng.
, cases carh
10 ;. Refined Borax.
gross Henry's Calcined Magnesia.
., mounds oh peroo,,o,
Oh pa;.
20 Anisced.
20 Gloves.
os eli.
10 Cubebs.
20 Pepper Black
* phognhorous il a ,..,
. a., e,...,.I, p,.-- r
N sidIity po,rdars
s ser" 0"usf'
or o,1s,u.c ,o.
-,
:, ,.o, [,sras,o o.,
e' o' ''
.19h pe"n''n -
oarao I' ia,,o.toa i,.,,, s s,.u-
,,'t" 0''' anu A'o'''
"a -, - .S
, D.
e'sA Day i'"in' pure
20 dozen
oopounas POWDERED oantharides'
zooo pounds Nader.
cask ripe clay
~ paFFeis anguish venetian Red.
~ - spanish hfo"h'
10 :. mineral fmnt'
~ Whiting.
10 =, Paris White
IN cLr
Is ;. Lamp Black.
- lunee otohe'
Powdered Soap Stone.
s , Putty in bludders
rr,ito Ia, '' - I'll. wait,
nh''o i'e"u' chrohe ieHo"'
Vermil'on Chrome Green;
Prussia Blue: Paris Green.
nrtoh pit vua oat
Du'ol i'hN' leho" ocnre'
Fed Lead sennn Is. and G.;
Turkey TIMBER: vandyke Brown
Dro, p,oct. pIaol, pitt
D'op A' ptaoA "int
Patent Dryers iitharge;
Copal Earnsh; Linseed Oil:
coach sn;r+y T,o.to
p''' ipPHt-ne'
Japan and White Copal; Tanners Oil;
White Demar yarnish Neatsfoot .
R,ark Jeatber. Solar
~ -
4sphaltum' Lard
Paint Brushes; Whale :.
yhewush Brusbes. Window Glass f french and Amar;rsn
r, - -, ~.
moe brushes oinliheht 'afs' paue anu "hite'
Backing Brushes Bed Pans, metal and earhen
s,ark Writing Ink Svr;npas larpe assortment.
~ ~
,otton BROKERS ink lTusses,
tod Lear MIS- be'ts supporters
Dentists Gold Foil; Apothecaries' Scales;
,,aziers, uamopds. Powder Roxas.
-. -, -. n,,, =, - -, - '
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INSURANCE.

HOMIE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
- OF NEW ORLEANS-The following statement Of the
affairs Of this company published in conformity with the
quirements Of their charter, vis a@
Amount q premiums received for the year ending
Amount Of risks. 3is Dec 1856 IDS 5s7 %
Total amount of premiums for year ending slst De.
cember, 1856 .$775 AS %
Wis For premiums on IRE risks. STE, 273 29
For premiums river risks. .....,. 35l. q5I II
For premiums marine risks. 1lS,2lS %
AS 90
Less premiums risks not terminated
Slst December, 1856. .$93,626 90
Returned premiums. ................... 3,U57 4S
- 1888 4s
Net earned premiums for year ending slst Decem.
Der. .s64s $50 50
Losses during the period, vig
rishs. 6S4obl III
On river risks. 173721
IN marine risks. 1851 46
1852 1883 9s
Reinsurance expenses, interest scrip
issued, etc., less interest," disc't, etc., 23lG6 81
-Sss5.26 O IS
slst. 1856. -. ............. sees 500 65
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~ NEW ORLEANS LOCK TANUFAC-
On TORY, u Magazine street, near Poydras.
W. ALEA W. De RiE RICHARD DEARIE.
VI DEARIE Il BROTHER,
LOCK MANUFACTURERS AND BELL. HANGERS
respectfully inform the public and builders are recey
ing and have hand large and complete of
BUILDERS HARDWARE, consisting of Locks Hinges
Bolts, Sliding Door Trimmings, Screws Pulleys etc. which
they offer for sail the reasonable Attached
their sere they have factory where all kinds of Locks
banks, vaults, prisons dwellings, to
der at the shortest notice and warranted Also supe
rior article of safe Night Latch for Offices dwellings,
BELL HANGING in all its various branches such Sig
nal and other Bells for locomotives ships hotels dwellings,
ETC., put in workmanke and give
satisfaction Smith work in general Jobbing promptly
tended to.
as.soe Agents for GRAY BR os.' PATENT DOOR AND
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans City of New Orleans
hs s Psaes II an s s
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
Of ,en the hGs
eordng law depose and that the above
said Company 5a5 Rf T. WHEh fsas Secretary,
s Sworn to ' GHls Fs II M day
the Peace of the Parish of Orleans
The resolved to pay an interest of ak
per cent in cash on the outstanding certificates of profits the
MONDAY, the 9th of February
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend
FORTY O per cent the net earned premiums of the
pany for the ending slst December 1856 which GER
Company continues to insure against the peril of
seas and loss by fire at the current rates of
ALEXANDER BROTHER President
JOHN R. SHAW, ceIresden,.
J News 81 6i %asn Jsnss sse r. iss
yHo A. sseSsnson. Il Msy SilIip lsn Shaw,
E ESabrf Pea Tyd' John b. H MIGe sobs, za
J. 3 Harrison a Eutns MeIlhsnny, VII Avery
i IT, Jns sy..+ Edward Hobart JOIN Rodsnsais,
To Wiki John aoodroh samss Bard
OINsGRANoE C6NPANY Of NEW oRLHANs = n n
conformity with the requirements of their charter
cent Mutual Insurance Company submit the following
ment, viz:
Amount of Premiums received for year ending
June 30, 1856. 1852 800 q
Amount OF untermnaed risks, July ls 1855 l44 lit 81
sl,oo6497 s.
Premiums Fire Risks. .S4O2 1854 At
Marine Risks. ............ 25S,490 90
River Risks. 3i05lS 38
- Life Risks. 4523 So
Less Premiums Risks not terminated. l39 e69 As
Less Return Premiums .............. 22632 Us
- l62, Sol 30
Amount of earned Premiums year ending as above %
Losses paid during PERIOD viz
On Fire Risks. Observation-Disclosures. Sl42 $50 81
On Marine Risks ................... l32,7TS 20
On River Risks. 2l2,7l0 Is
SiSS,3i9 "a
Reinsurances, expenses, profit and loss,
ETC., less interest," discount, contingent,
51,s1 $780, 100 50
Net earned profits the year ending June 30 1856 26
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EXPORTS.

Ship Lochinvar, Norton from Liverpool March 18TH
Bark Saxony, Smith, from Boston, to g A Fosdick. ~
Bark G True, scul = days from Philadelphia, to G "
Hypson Sco. f
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The Company have the following assets viz:
Invested in mortgages property worth
double the amount loaned thereon :. SIG $50 90
Invested in bank stocks (ah shares) New
Orleans City Bonds (l5U Of 81, 900
EACH. ............................... 3s671s 90
Loaned on pledge Of bank stocks. 122u79 80
Invested in real estate (othce 70 Camp ST. 49, 1856 81
Bills receivable at short time for premi-
ums earned. ...............,., 1853 OSS So
Bills receivable, being balances sub
scription notes. 81, 1886 46
Due for premiums in course of collection 764l 70
Cash on hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6iS35 20
Total amount of assets, ,,,...,.,..,. S7a3 b7s Al
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Il. P. JANvIER, Secretary.
Union INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW

CASH CAPITALIZED 900.
The Union Insurance Company of New Orleans pre-
pared to take the usual FIRE. RIVER and MARINE RISKS
at lheir office,
No. IL CAMP STREET
This Company offers 10 insurers the security CAPITAL
OF Quarter of Million of Dollars and also permits in.
participate in the profits of the Company upon the
MUTUAL PRINClP receiving Scrip bearing six per
cent interest redeemable in FOUR YEARS; or if insurers
prefer they receive of TEN PER CENT cash
upon the anlonnt Of their premiums.
All losses will be adjusted promptly and equtably.
A CHIAPEILA
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SPOKEN,


s- May 10th, lat - 30 long ~ 80 ship Ashland Moor
hence for Antwerp.
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JULES DoLHoNDE, Secretary.

DIRECT
r. W. OGDEN, of the firm of ?. Cusachs Bro & Co.
CARL KoHN of the firm of G. Kohn a. Ryan.
l. f. GENERES. of the firm of Abat. Generes & Co.
VICTOR MAIGNAU, of the firm of V. & E. Maignau
NJ. j. ZUNTS, OF the firm of Shaw Il cunts.
?. LOBlT, of the firm Of Lobt Il Charpeutier.
JOHN DOLHONDE OF the firm of Martini O wen & Cobb,
A. CHIAPELIiA. JOS. DEYNOODT al
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COTTON GINs-3 Eagle Gins for sale at 81 80 per saw
~ by j. E. GOSE & co,
all las and l45 Magazine st.
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INSURANCE.

STAR INSURANCE. COEPANY-oFFICE, No.
~ y st. Charles street.
...... $500 900
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WRIGHT d CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they supply
Druggists and Dealers at Propreor lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. Isl amp u Charres
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- 0I Iha TII0a01-I

Fogrona. Oct. ., 1851.
/ Fsrxp NoKer.-I wish through You 10 sly 3
lc.,, wori. to ths teachers Of ihis ana the ad
lisipise counties. AZ the iaai meeting Of he
seneca Co Teachers Association, Il vas rel
so,ved to hold ibo yearly Institute at Fosioria
commencing on the ga Of next month, and con-
linuiut one week. An invitation was also ex-
tended to The teachers Of Hancock and Wood
counties to participate with their brethren and
sisters Of Seneca.
Il is hoped that this invitation will be generally
accepted. at least by those who reside at a con-
venicnt distance. Fostoiia is a central location,
easy Of access. and situated it IS, in the heart
Of a large community in which Teachers In
stiute has never boon held, it has seemed rea-
sonable to expect fair attendance.
The people will make tho teachers who visit
us at that time, entirely welcome.
Now, fellow teachers, what say youl It is in
our power to have an interesting and profitable
Institute It We will. Teachers of experience,
come and bring something for the common fund
We have a rishtto the full benefit Of your knowl-
edge, your experience and your sympathcs.--
Come, with your hearts full Of enthusiasm, your
heads Of we'll digosted thoughts, and your pock
cts Of essays. Young teachers, YOU owe it TO
yourselves, your pupils, your patrons and gem
erous public, TO make use Of all the means atyour
command TO improve yourselves and your
schools, and you can hardly fail TO derive great
benefit from we'll conducted Institute.
or course, no intelligent teacher will recon-
mend tbis as a substitute for the hard study, pa
dent application aud extensive reading required
to qualify you for tho work of instructions but
all agree in considering it an extremely valuable
addition.
Come, then, brethren and sisters, prepared 10
spend the whole week with us, and help ua &c
have an old fashioned ''arousement" thatwill do
our souls good, and our schools good. Let It no
longer be said truly, that The cause Of common
school education is declining among us, or that
teachers are growing careless about their own i'm
provemeut.
tis hoped chat many friends Of eduoot'on,
who are not directly engaged Ia teaching, win
lind Il convenient 20 be with us. Surely no bet
'er investment OF time can be made by School
Directors, than a few days spent In becoming oc-
quaiuted with teachers and modes Of teaching.
Teachers from the east can be accommodated
with conveyance from Thin to Fosloria, any day
during the week Special arrangements will be
made ON Monday to bring all who may wish tc
come. Such persons would do well to leave
word with the proprietor Of the shawhan House
during the week previous, in order that sufficient
Accommodations may be provided The fare &
| fifty cents.
fair number Of female teachers will b.
boarded, free, during the Institute.
Yours, A. NJ. c.
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win some friend be kind enough 70 furnish US
. .,alement Of his experience with this exotic
and what success he has had in obtaining SYRUP
Nve understand that the experiment has been
.a.in several instances, in this county but we
80 no. learned the result. We hear very IA
-s,J ,s..t,o roDoyta from other counties. What We
have seen growing looked very hne' and prom
.isss an abundant yield Of the aacoharlne juice
we believe It will prove success In Nor'n wes-
tern Ohio.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by Rev r. Andrew, at his
residence in this city, Mr.. WILLIAM J. CRAUN
aud Miss ALmM SAUL, both Of Liberty township,
Seneca county, o.
On the Goth inst, by the same, Mr. WILLIAM
GAaviN, of Morrow County, o., and Miss ANN
Wncox, of this city
On Thursday, the 22d inst, by Rev Lyman ].
Fisher, Nc. JouN GLIo, Of Sacramento City,
and Miss REsEccA l.. ToMn, of this place.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-23

TIN THISTLE DowN.-Lightly soars the thistle
down, lightly doth it aoati lightly seeds Of care
are sown, little DO we note. Lightly floats the
thistle down. far aud wide it aiesi by the faintest
zephyr blown through the shining skies Watch
Ife's thisde bud and blow; oh, its pleasant folly
but when All our paths they sow-then comes
.-..t.,shnI,
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LpND YouR PArER.-By all means lend your
paper Do notsuffer man who is too mean to
buy Il 60 on without Il. He boTows It every
week. Do lend it to him. ntgive him hint
20 take IL himself He won't do t. Be kind (,
lend it before you have read it, and then ask him
If he wouldn't like to borrow your cup Of hot
oonfee.-ExcHANGE
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And nnc copy 70 the gettcr UP OF c'ub on
IS or more.
Old Subscribers can go into this arrangement
by paying up all arcarages. Persons, sending In
clubs, can add to them afterwards.
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.g7wefpa ths following tra'hih p'l.s. p.
IN one Of our esehesgeg, under the e'puon =
s.Boys out u Hight'' Rigat running IS ru'nou'
20 bows ia an instances. They acquire "nus'
4be cover Of night. An unhealthy state OF m'ilu,
bal. vulgar and profape language, iawlesa ana
riotoas bearing. Indeed, il iaip rps street. ai'e'
nghtlail, that boys psinoipaly acquire the eduea-
zion Of the bad, and q capacity for becoming
rowdy, dissolule men.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-23

E-1'ho leaves are falling in the forest-the
flowers are falling in the gardens--the fruits are
falling in the orchardsthc nuts are falling in the
woods--the mercury is falling In the tubes-wea
ry pilgrims are falling by the wayside each NOR
ming and eyening-and FALL It is.
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BHAR IN MIND,

That the Tribune Has the Largest cirou-
iation, and is therefore the Best Medi-
nm for Advertising, Of any Paper in
Seneca County
Il contains fewer foreign Patent Medicine Ad-
vertisements and more reading matter, than any
other papor Of tho kind, in North Western Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-23
Tiffin Prices Current.

tooRRRcrEp wEEKLY HYl
WuEAr-sO,5 rs an.p5.
CoKS-tshelle') 4lu.
do (EaD 33c,
RyE-S so.
BARLEy-S ,C5.
OATs-25c,
BEASs-15c.
PoTAToEs--25c
Flax SFNn-si,c0
TIMOTHY SEEn-2,Uud9,25
RUrfEa-- i2nife.
LARD--iOlf flc l2tsc.
TALLOw--s1p Toe.
SMuKgD li,Ms-lnnl2c.
do SinEs AyD SuoULpERs-S0l0c.
PiCKLEn PoHK-S01o
MArLK SUoAR--l2e.
do MoLAssEs--S1lnl 90.
BEEswAX-2Oa25c. -
FE .rIigRs--iO@ijc.
RAgs-3c
Day APpLEs--Sl,31 p "a he
GRREN HfDEs--Gc porlb.
Day 10 19c.
EGas-salOe. b dozen
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-23

Reader, If you want to "see yourself as others
see YOU" 60 to E. NJ Collins A'ubrotype
Rooms and get picture. Mr.. Collins is an Art
il, true to nature, and his pictures give genera
satisfaction. Rooms in the former Office of W.
p. Al. Noble.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-23

There's many an empty cradle,
There's many vacant bed,
There's many lonely bosom,
Whose Joy and light have iied.
For thick in every graveyard
The little hihoeks lie
And every hillock represents
angel IN ihs Ky.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-23

On next Sabbath morning, at half-past 10 o.
clock. and on Sabbath evening gat7 7 o'clock, there
will be preaching in Webster Hall, by the Rev.
LYMAN ]. Fisher, Baptist clergyman who has
just settled among us. The public are invited to
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-23
Conrt I'D Cnmmon Plens.

The next term Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
for this county, win commence on Monday Oct.
26th.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-23

Asan item Of interest for sporting men, we
may mention, that race course has been com
pletod, about mile north Of Tiain, which, for
the last two or three days, has been the principal
scane Of interest among The b'hoys.
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Job Printing,

OF on Minds, from the largest Posiss down -
the smallest Card, executed et ihis OH,ee' very
low ana in sly,e not 20 be surpassed oy any
pfico In the State
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A Premium.

We will send splendid SO Magazine, one
year, to the one who win furnish US the largest
club Of subscribers, by the lst Of January next
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-23

We have been over the county considerably
lately, aud we never saw the wheat look better
than il docs this fall
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20 Clnba:

Aq an induoemcnt Tor getting up Clubs we viii
pul the TmBuNr at the following low rates. In
all such cases, the money must be paid In ad'
Nanre.
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Rates Of Subscription;

Copy Months, In Advance, 10
g I % - not IN Advance, 4 90
g year, Ia advance. I.5O
- % 8, not Ia Advance, sOo
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90 AiHfInE.
iC kissing were not lawful,
The lawyers wou ia not us6 ili
And if L were not rious,
The clergy would not choose iti
and u Il wcte not a dainty thing,
The ladies would not crave its
And if It were not p'cudiol,
The poor girls couldn0t haseh
a5-wbaicvcr is said IN a moment Of passion,
6 almost always regretted.
uJAn elderly maiden hdy requested The inser.
ton Of the following,
"BAp TasrE-Prc,iy young girls kissing wid.
ogers children"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-23
Vnodf WondlI WoOdIIl

Good wood viii be taken on subscription, at
this Office, if br ught In soon.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-23

aJ-Thanks to our young friend, Geo. G. BEN
ham, Of Columbus, for telegram announcing
Chase's election.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-23

uJJiM JrLLy is at the Van Dooran House with
Pockiam's Bisam, Tor diseases Of the Lungs
and Liver. Call and get a Bottle.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-23

~ y y i ~ g ~ j
~ So. BROOKS hasttten iie lelsefa
~ ,chnngc ileasanifill. Hrnrctf 60. CfU,
which he has rtinrni.hcd nhd fepaftd ~ fle
esperisl accommodation 81 iie ifafflne uhlic
ihe table VII niysy oe ninithel vim ~ ltsf
ihe roantry Affords. Good aftbine aad rlpme
iully s0lriifd
March .f3. '57,ff