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Ss-c-S,THE FAIR OF TIE LADIES OF
~ the Sikh Presbyterian Church, stin
continues In Schne'der's Ruii6ing. south side OF
re n. avenue, between 10th and lith streets Tie
managers are vefy thansful for the patron1ge they
have received and ask for It's continuance
some o. the ladies' Will be present during the day
from III to disfose Of articles to those WHO
niay wish 10 purchase and WHO cannot make II
CohFehIsht 10 atltho az hlght. feb 1911
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-16

SNOTiCE.--AN ADJOURNED Nee.
So Ing Of the Benevolent Aid Society OF
heo;getown viii be held a. Forrest Hall on
WEDNEsDAf EVENING, February 18th, at
: O'Clock. Al members are invited to attend %
an election OF officers Will take Place
leo lo-3t% A. McCLIESH Sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-16

WANTED -AWOMAN TODD GENERAL
w House~orh Ia a small family. Recommer :.
dations required. Inquire IL no. 3SI .th street,
near Northern MARKET fsh Is ots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-16

PR ESBSTEPY Or DALTIMORE
- f'.o re ma meeting .! lie Presbytery
or Baltimore win be held in the PfeshyterI /, n
Cnaich, storgHtown, ID. C., on TUESDAY
E' ENiSU, eDruary 18th at o'clock
SEP linus JUSTIN,
NV Moderator OF Pre.hytery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-16

OST-S3 REWARD. -sTRAYED FROM
- Browns Hotel, on sunday sfter-c
noon, about two O'clock, a large bla-k ~
Newfoundland DOG, about IS months NM
old, perfectly black, short bashy tail sx>.@
without collar. The above reward will be given
upon bis return TO the Office Of the Hotel Be-
was last seen on E street, near Il e Post Once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-16

SskASED-FROI tn T. OWNER, AL
- bert Kirby, a small HITEHO
BIC n, With liver colored spots TX
height ffcm ~ to ~ inches The finder VI A Re
nbersllv rewarded by leaving her At HENRY
BIRCH'S Livery Stable, on lith street
feb lasts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-16

Te--Ss LECTURE REV. Il f BROOKE
tT>-a VIII lecture II Dunbarton street NJ 4
Chucch Georgetown, o, WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, Feb lS.h, a. O'Clock. Subject-s The
highest Motives q Culture - Adm.ssion IS
Cents. fol, "A an
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Lost and Found.

L OST-YESTERDAY SUNDAY AFTER
II noon, between tie Northern Liberty Marie,
ana Chufch al Epiphany, by the way OF New
York avenue. I, and 18Th streets, a I, I'd
WATCH maker - ID CLARK grew bound on
the back. The finder will Re PAID $40 on leavir p
II at this once, or at No. sc, north sid. Of the
Mafxet fen I6 3tS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-16

Osr. OK STOLEH FROM THE SUB
scriber, on February 18th. A LAND WAR
KANT for 80 acres, No. not recollected in the
name OF valdez A liberal reward will be given
10 the hndter on Its return 10 JAMES SHEW-
AkT 3as north 18th street, or at this cfsce
feb 1i-2t%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-16

PUBLIC MEETING-THE CITI-
- zans CT Georgetown areinvited 10 attend
Public Meeting to be held nj Forrest Hall on
TUESDAY EVENING next, 18th instant, al
O'Clock.
X: T. Crawford, Esq Anti-Know Nothing
candidate for Mayor; Robt Oud, Esq and
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

An EDIToR's VALEDloToRY. One Of the
fraternity who appears % have become
disgusted with the profession, assigns
these reasons for vacating the editorial
chair:
The undersigned retirei from the edi.
torial chair With the complete conviction
that all is vanity. From the hour he star
ted his paper to the present time, he has
been solicited to lie on every given sub
isot. and can't remember having told a
wholesome truth without diminishing
his subscription list. or making an enemy
Under these circumstances, of trial, and
having thorough contempt for himself
he retires in order to recruit his conslitu
tion. .tt fIl.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17
BY AUTHORITY.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTION A.
MENDMENTs.



Rsiulysdby The General Asssuahy of ne ss.,e ofOho
heehhha Of the msuhera elected 20 eacn Houee
tng thsrein Thath Be- and hsrssy Pepossd % ~ ssa
tor Of tht Plate ihe tecond Tuctlay II OChs
uextupcn the sppfor or rscoa cfihe i1lloung amshd
asui subiituts ofths twsny eh Section of the
oud Article q the Constitution and etthe end Section q
ne Anic and ~ The 3isec Of The Iih Acle vie
An rtrulai sessions Of ae General Assembly tha con.
mcncs os ne dr, Muad,y of ianusry, suruay. Sens.
shan Be elected henuisy, and Representatives.
ally hy ne electors ofthsfistpsciiye couatot district,
te tscond ruetday 81 ociobey. Ther tenn Of o6ce
election, and hat n senatofi d az roninus two yearisni
that Of Representatives year. The eenaof elected IN
~ tnai, niu ,.,t epea iefteo feaiil ana ~
kfrtesentativ elected AZ the same time shaholdther o.
doe for year oviied thatseventesn Of the Sens.
tors elected the second Tuesday Of tohsr isJ hs
aaceraned hv ot the President of the Senas may a..
rect, than hold thef Office Tor only one vesr ss u
shall be elected The seccnd Tussda, Of October
one thousand eight huadud snd nhy.eirht, and hsnaly
thereafter. When any county shall have fteon above
the rates Of Representative large that being multiplied
By ten, the result shs be equs one ~ raot ad
ito, smoss The several ssssoss Of hs dscesnispeod 10
the following manner N there b only one ratio then
Representative shall be Allotted 20 the tenth session Of
n there sro two ratios Representative shall Be allotted
the nnth and tenth ssons; NJ three the eighth nn
snd tenth sssonsf urto he tevsutb; s-hth uiuh and
t,the fh sixth, seventh, ehh ninth and tsaih; n
q, The fourth, hnh sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth and
snih n eightto the hid, fourth, hnh titth seventh,
eighth alnh and tsa,h; nins 10 ihe ssooua thf fsuFh
6h sixth, seventh eighth niuth and tshh session Of the
deoennia period respectively
In detsfpiuina the number or scnaioru 10 vheh sny
senatorial district might be eutted In any dscehns period
By Of any fraction Of ,e.s,oria radio, the teuos
ha be multi piled BY Eve, and N the result ho cQual
tonstorafao, additional Senator than Be allotted ~
said district Tot the ninth and tenth tetiion f u Be equal
such ratios Additional Ssnatof fof he seventh,
ei4hth uinh and ehth sessions shall BE- allotted 70 auoh
liiic II three then to the deh, tEh, seventh eighth,
ninth and tenth.
N four to the hifi, fourth, h, trh, tisveuth srth
niuh and tonth sessions tet1ecively. n ht amendment
be adopted by The electors, the conntsi entusd
more than one member In either both branches Of the
legislature in The fourth and fh sessions Of the pressa
decennis period provides shall have te number
af members In each hranch thereof for each session Of the
remainder Of the present dsceunial period.
N.H.VAN Worries,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
THOMASH n. FORD,
Dated April "a, 1857,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

The ''Bob-Tail'' train leaves Tifin on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 3 A. NJ
Leaves SandusSy on Mondays. Wednesdays, and
Fridays at 9 A. M.
The train is warranted to arrive at The several
p,ints along the road as soon as itgets to them
e1ceptin case Of extraordinary accidents
The gentlemanly conductor Mr. Dickey will
see that the passengers enjoy every comfort,spced
and safety, along the route, and in case Of long
delay will attend to all their their want and ne
resties as Gar as possible.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17
Libsral Advertisers are Liberal
Mem.

A merchant who sdvertises hberally
il prepared to give liberal bargains. He
does no. depend upon a large profit Oh
small sales, but a small profit on each Of
a large number Of sales. Let purchasers
mark this fact: They viii save ten times
the price Of their subscription to this pa
per, in selecting out and dealing srela-
sivsly with men DAO advsrtissl We beg
the thousand families to whom we send
our weekly messages to remember this
fact, they win find it a profitable one,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

MAD R,vEs RoAp-The lightning express train
will be placed on the track about the hrst Of May
aud make conn cctions with the bake Shore, the
Cleveland and Toledo, the Ohio and Indiana
the Bellefontaih and Indianapolis, the Dayton
Roads. and by the o. H.G d. road with the ST.,
Louis and other western roads from Cincinnati
M. DESms is doing all in chat skin or Industry
Tan to render the M. r. 4 L. E. road "a success
Ful competitor Of the c. c. 4 @. trunk line, and
we have no doubt he will succeed.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

Resolved bv the 0snef, Assembly Of the State Of Ohio
Trse hhs Of the member elected 20 each bfanoh,
CURING therein that II be and heeby 10 proposed the
electors Of the State 10 vote the second Tuesday OF o.
tober neat TO approve orreec the following Auendmeh
tubtu Tor the second and third sections Of the tweAh
article Of the Constitution,
AllpropeTty, psfonal and real, al he subject
tion by form rule II Na tfne value thereof IN
hut such deductions from credits may be allowed ts
(snerAl Atsembly may deem eEpedsntj Provided, that
grounds pubc school houses and al other public
propeTty and all Institutions Of purely public charity and
All houses used exclusively ui public ysorthip shall be
~ from taxatiOni and n the total of the personal
property Of any person shall not exceed any dollars the
same may be exempt from taxaon. An property employ
ed IN shall always bear suFen taxation
10 that impossd On The property Of indyieuali.
NH. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker ofthe Iiohse qf Representation.
1HOMASH. FORD,
President " the senate!
n,t.d ApriI Id 1887.
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Resolved BY the General Assembly Of the State OF Ohio
Three Rhs o. the memheri elected each house concur
ing rein, That II be Andhereby IL proposed the sec
tof Of the State The seeOnd Tuesday Of October ns
to approve reject the following amepdu9eni suhsu
ute Tor the first and second sections Of the thirteenth aT
Gle Of the constitution. viz corporations Of every deerp
lion shall be created, and coofao power granted only b
Fsnefailaws which shall define the powers privileges ant
mmuniies and prescribe the duties and liabilities Of eac
class or descriptions Of corporations, but the GeneTu As
tmby may spec Al laws for the relief ofourpofoton
In peuu aT cases. and may maxi special provisions n
Tnf to corporations in whereI their peculiar 6ca
ton or interests sush special provisions required
may from time time ater6 Dr. repeal all such laws
authorzsd by this section.
NH. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker Of the Iioase Of Representatives.
THOMAS n. FORD,
Pfetident q the Senate.
Dsted Apfil 3d, 1857
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

Messrs. SHNryEh & skkArAE. have re-
moved into their splendid new rooms in
Shawhan's Buildings, and report their
condition in tO-days advertising columns,
give them call.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

EI- An increase Of one dollar per acre
in She value Of land in Missouri, as the
Cincinnati Gazette shows would pay for
all the slaves in the State, at $500 each.
No doubt II the slaves were all free, they
would Immediately raise in value-prob-
ably FIVE or ten times the value Of the
slaves.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17
The Collos scum

Messrs, Barnum, Sucker, fazle 4 Co., say the
Tiain Coll0sseuuG. so renowned during last sum-
mer, will be recognized and give exhibitions
each evening on tire old grounds. Get ready
your bats, wickets and balls bOys,and let us have
good time of it. the first pleasant evening at
Eve o'clock is the time stated,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

On the 9th inst. by Rev. T. ]. Gard.
NJ. CHARLES L. Nc CLuEe to Miss JU-
IRA A. RrcKErsoN. both of Republic.
ON the End inst. at the Hol. House
in this city BY the Rev. Robert Andrew,
Mr., JAoOB MrLEEas Of ssndusky Co.and
Miss MA,p ASS Mos Of wysndott Coo,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17
ADance.

The accomplished and agreeable Ty-
rhochtee Blacksmith, Mr.. ]. H. FRbET'
will give one of his social parties at Web
s.er Hall this evening. He will have a
fine orchestra, and give all the e&tatic
figures, ,-go and see Erect tonight.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17
Dated April Sd, 1857
AMENDMENT no. s.


Rs,olved BY the General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio,
OF the memben elected tn each House concur
ing theren that be, aud hefshy proposed the eee
o, OF h State TO vote seoond Tuesday Of October
next upon the approval OF rejection Of the following
menrnt al adi'lonai section 70 afiee eleven OF the
ionstituon. Every county which now H. ofmay hereat
ter be ent tied 10 than Senator Representative
for tie residue Of the present deosnuia PERIOD OF Tor ALL
any portion OF any subsequent decoznia period shall be ~
v,dsd into as many Senatorial md Representative dis.
TutS there may be SENATOR elective
in any year the present. any subsequent deoenna pc.
rod which districts shall be Of oOntguou territory, and
each district shall oontan neoy ratio of Senator
Representative as is aAnable without violating he rule
herein given cOntguty OF territory and without dNd
ing any tOwnshp election precinct, ward. II any Rep.
resentavs Senatorial district composed Of
ratio be entitled additional Representative Sens.
tors o any potion ofhe present any
NAL psod which shall DO oontguous territory, aud eaoh
ihN oonainss near ratio as 10 atiAnabs Whou. divd
IL by reason Of the annexation OF one ssns-
toral district TO another, there shall be any ex-
cess Of population over Senatorial ratio which
shall be entitit led to additional Senatorial rep
| resentaiion for any portion Of any deeennial Pc
riod. each district, as now constituted, shall e.
| lect one Senator.
ounties shall be dividedi into districts by the
con- " commissioners or such other board OF Of
&c ,,s elective and reSidsntin the proper county
as may be provided by law. Al least -four
onths prier 10 the general election In 1856 :. th
| cou mites entitled to more than member Of ell
ther house sha n be divided nto districts for the
residue Of the presen deeennial period, and a
least four mOnths prior TO the genera election 10
4 the 6rst year Of each subseque nt decennihl O.
riod the counties entitled to more than nTem
ber for all, or any portion Of decennlal period
In either r. both houses. shall be divided intC
districts for thew hole Of the deconnial period r
A description Of the district Of each county Shal
be published as may be directed by the county
commissioner or as may b prescribed BY law.
NH. VAN WORRIES.
II Speaker Of the House Of Representative
THOMAS n. FORD.
President Of the Senate.
Dated April Sd. 1857.
aEcRETARY OF STATES OFFicE,l
COLUMBUS. April 4, 1857.
J hereby certify that the foregoing proposes
Constitution amendments are correctly eoPis'
from the original rolls on Gle I this Office.
JAMES 4 .RAKER.
Secretary Of State.
TNr Anil YOb s65 er,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17
TO TIE SICK.
APRIL APPOINTMENT.
DR.. n, TUBBS,

DR.. n. TUBES,
A NALYTlC PHYSICIAN, willbe In attsndsnee At
"A TIFFIN, At the shawhan House saturday 18th April
FREMONT, Keulef't American, Friday, 10th April.
BUCYRUs, McCoyt Hotel Saturday, 95th April
stthots who dsiPOrd read the hometsltmony
10, ,os,utaton upon SIidseases ofhs Throat, ,Iuugs
Heart Liver STOMACH Bowell Kidneys and spleeh also
Dropsy, Gravel Rsunisti.m, Neyosinsti DEBILITY DYs
pepsiG Female Diiees, Ague ani Foyef Impurities
ofthe BLOOD Eruptont Canesrt Ulcers, and alother
rless ofloug
For some ysai, Df. r has devoted hts sntirs timsto
chronic diseAtst treating th0uthndb annually, many OF
whomhad eShaui,sdeysiy os Ie,ea ies ieaSn. ~
make tlck make well, nor tear down 20 build up The
sdienssoAn be taken with safety BY the most delicate,
patients may remain a. hons APd coptinue withpTu'
nary distand eTsTcse. Many have fecoV
cred the eatment amer friends and phyiieahs had
yvsn up allhope the ndisputable evidence ofwhch
Nnysbe farnlshsd Invaildt however reduced and dil
paiTne ATei ALL and may he astnfedthataosn
willbs given, ofskpen'e incurred wthout
orfotpondiug ~ otpeot oil ofreoOveFy.
We G o klme nd the following astonishing case Of
liberation Of the right lung, Involving, doubt
lessl he Pleura on the same side, 10 the atten'
live psruspl Of congunpiyea
7. UNioN Tp,, Logan Co, Ohio, Feb 81.
DR, R,TUsRs-WheH sen y9S ln July lssI,
was " a very feeble Sondisian. had bed a VI
olant cough Tor the eight months prsvions, ae-
ompanfad by dllgharge st enormous qus1il,
lies OF Putrid niAuer, such As ssqe1 iSom On Pld
,ore Some times IL " as tingod with blood, III
reconciliation Of mauer IN the chest became 20
vreat as 10 cause al enlargement eXtsTnally Of
he breast or side. When the abscess broke the
now Of matter was 30 prOfnse A. nearly 20 eau 's
sudocatiop. ~,
After eHpectorr u is thus freely, the svellinag
would tubiide. The pui would then gradeply
collect agaiu, rrod oduetipg the same iullnsss, and
f9ilowtd by = most eoPious di'cearge ~ be
tore, ,at tr.I,
tll afler c,mmeHced your treatment. We'
| reduced In dssh lad night sweaA, and my. ank
| Ia, and lower limbs swelled 90 large that band
aging wasr ,or,ou 10 10 order 70 reduce H. MY
rouEh was '1nuoW, us, some nights dePrlvine
me almost altogether OF rest or sleep. imProV
! a, snt vas gradual. but eontlnued amer seeing
vou .uniil I got entirely rid OF ny sweats,eough
and expeetoF $50 the enlargement OF the
J sido, aud am again as heshy as la usual tor ms
, when in healt6. 30 far the severe weather o
! III Fhasp iu1r.. return q my old ymp
,nr and ,llh aud lrenglh remain comforts
~. HAD 90 expe taiion Of ever eeain being
al now au. nov furnish this that otherSma,
~ Whst menns were employ ed during hiy 70
=, ~. Having fsuidsd forty years in Logan Go
| nm Veil knoWn 10 lie citizens, to whom refer
| - -, ~ had Yours truly.
! me- ~ QAaffEI MORE
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

MI. BRoWNiso on hands again with his circus
They say it is the greatest circus odh The Ia
dies will toss their feet higher, ride faster, and
her than any competing show.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

The post-o(ico has been removed three
doors below its old location, into DR.. Mo-
Fsrlands former residence,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

Guar ron HEAD -AcHE.--Take linen
rag and put into it one table spoonful Of
salt, aud make it moist with water. snuff
it up your nose till you feel its effects in
your head.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

EE L. w. SAPP, NJ. D., Has removed
his office to TOmbs Block, where he can
bo found At al huuts.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

INDELrBLE INE.-SiV cents worth Of
inuriatic acid. one table spoonful Of soft
Water--OnS drop Of vinegar This INK
is warranted indelible.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

EE- Our devil gets of the following
practicable hits: club. what's become
OF the hele | saw in your pants the other
day." (Young America carefully exam
lining his unmentiOnables) 'It's worn out
sir"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

EE EAR BILL Esq, Of fSandusky. and
formerly Of tb, Register, has taken the
warehouse and mills at the depot, in this
city. See his advertisement Ia another
column. Mr.. Bill will be valuable ac-
uuisilion, as citizen, to our city.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

pwe are having little the hardest April
weather ever seen in these parts constant snow,
rain, storms and frosts. Old Boreas is making
reprisals FOR his losses during February.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17
An Ordinance to Purchse Ground for A.
Market Ifouse.

ese,tcn qnd-Bs o4dsinsdbv the Cosuel 81 he tyt,
q Imaai fof The pulhssa ~ Market efounds for ha
efectrF of ne nectiay Msrket honsss and hrdnrs
On ofhe city Of fns the pssdeni Of ihe council be- snh
t hereby authofied and empowered neanais loan not
exceeding Fht thousand loaf pay tbe n vs,ff a.
fe oi interest not eteseding seven ~
nayable " thsfaon.
ssCicn fni 70 secure ne rsynsnt q ssid iosn hs
petideht of iadcouhc sheshv suthetssd aud empower.
"a ioissue The bonds n Sid city pay ~ IN sums no o.
osading thousand doiltf saeh with nersti payshs
a Aforesaid
Sccuon The revenues aud rr9pery ~ faid City ~
Tim hereby pledged hr tlt payment az ths loan ss
iuretaid nnd the iEistult h a. may aceFur thereon
asctiun fh-fhnt thq properly pafahtssd rF he pur
rosr afaf said, ouany % hefsoi b. 6a,sd or rsatsd
rom time 70 tis ~ th cgunoi % s prr.ou OF prfunr
al may badeemsl avs laha uEXEkfAu unuFF.
AusstR r. sco1t, Ci,y Clsrk. ffssf
April a'S7lGt.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

X BROOKS has iaten the western EA-
Il ,ehsnei PledsantJill, fiencoek CO.. Oh,o,
which he has rsfuru.hsd snd Tsps'T,sso 'or NE
~ 80 sili al,yavs be hurnishcd with q best
~ coSntrv saords. Good stabllnS ena lentY
Of rrais ior horsss ,,hs public patronage r. pest
fully solicited
March .i9'H,At,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

AssEssoas AfrtSrtoS.-Read the four
frs. sections Of the Militia law to-day.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17
fiia.--Their OurabiIltY.

BHkoHvnLH, Tyumbull eouutV, o. July 1887.
ID, runns 6irtWo yeait ag' last april, oslled With
- IA hsve him treated hts. He bad had them eyesy
E sst (ot year sud ahalfhsioEe. amer prescribed
\, had but one iad has hed uons Hinca thea. ,.- =.
VarOus other med oinethAd bsen given wih9al esnen
"A A,nv,hvsietaa aid he never could Be cured.
~AeoHiP"J ''4' V.u1. tltlv SOL ONION HUBER
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

Our Southern exchanges come
flled with notices Of damage 70 the crops
BY the recent severe weather.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

One lamp ~ he ftuih conner Of iaiot NoQ5
One 1.-THE Of aioi No is tae on i1e sonia
cett cofnet uf nin No ~. One The south yea farf
" he Cotn House iquafe ihe topih cuei ~
no' No. o. One on thr south west eorief e nlo Moss
One outhe nnfih of ihin No 70. tho
North east of nlo Qe2 Onoon the east
ufof ialoi No. 81. One s south cofncf Of int
Ne. 10. HEyEKfAH CROP, prstidsut
Affect 2. r. scorr, civ Ci,rt
Anfitq ,'gl.6w.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17
He that hath ny eB to See Let Him See.
Dr. J. SNYDER
OCULfST.

rs still on hand aud fssdy NJ all tmss 10 wait vrss ne
liberal patronage be has received during the fss nonhs
ofhitfetdenos IN Tin, he would respectfully solicit
continuance Of the Fron bic unusual success ia
eanghe numerous who have beVn pndetb bis cars
from this piece and varout ofhr fjhta hs feels
nywed eonhdepeeiq ,ohetng The patronage Of the public
RHsToRHD THH BLIND 10 510HT.
And badly diseased oyssto healthy condition dutu1 ~
shun rctidence Ia this place,
Dr. Snyder has also paid particular atsn,on to ssipfa-
ousassseI which he has heutsd with unparalleled
ceTS
Df \. enndfefsrte anyeasss a. distance but teaas
unnsestlaTy and llony inert asiief oE Nc p psylsa
ofChfcy, and will Feef % w onb hs many tst
have bss N benshtsd In this vicinity.