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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08
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DENTAL SUR GEoN,
OPERATIVE and MECHANICAL
DENTIST corner Of Washington and Market
streets, Iiihh. Ohio will attend to all business
In hisline with promptness and dispatch. Per
soss Fho favor him with a call, may rely on hav-
ing work done Ia a superior manner, having been
engagedin inthe businessfor the astseven wears.
and during thattime have had much experience
IN difficult cases. iseonfdent ofsuccess and
datters himselfcapabl ofgiving perlectsatisfac-
ton toali whomay seek hisprofessionalservices
Charges viii be alta times moderate.
" OFFICE, corner Of Washington and
Market Streets.
THIN, Nov. lst 50
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08
PANcY ARrlOLRs.
AM AGENT FOR

~ pElAN1g
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08
4ooK KEEPING DEPARTMENT.

enbmcesthree distinct grades, vi1 tnitatory REGULAR
and Estenicd CouIscs uadtaushton Foson,s New Moth
ei recommended by over hyeny of the most reliable
Practical Accountants OF Cleveland
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08
PLANrINo WHEAT.

We are likely to have another year of
comparatively high prices for Wheat; aud
also for Oats, Potatoes. Barley. Ryo and
Corn. This should stimulate farmers To-
plant Wheat extensively and t0eH There
should be no Indifferent farming in this
respect, and every foot OF ground that can
be spared aud made ready should be 90
enp'ed. No day Or hour is to BE- lost.
Great care should be taken in selecting
Seed SO as TO secure the purest aud best
that IS 70 be found. Let the foundations
be hii for large crop Of this importan,
gram. BY next harvest tho country will
be almost entirely bare Of stocks. 80 tina,
It will require very large yield in 1859
TO supply Che wants Of the country for
another year.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08
WRITING DEPARTMENT.

This department s undcr the immediate tuneryislop of
Y. FpEsCrBN Sovl Tpthr pubothjssa suiieIont vnnt
auty that b will hc wc conducted. While Mr. b. con.
crlel 30 stn1l nff-ruhuHntlv hifh us nm Author and
leachof may in Justice DO said OF hs who arc al
siaed with hm that they compare nynflhly in point OF
anitiic attainment With their accomplished master Thli
without aoue' The most desirable place opituo rcnman
ihin astudy In tho unure West.
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t HE REGULAR COURsE

l1ehavd 70 represent every species Of business romA
smaUe'' hrteil To the heaviest aud most inficat, al
Nnne'Al, RndN commission, as welas hankinr, Railroad
demanied AlpEeaeutbY our vast aud ronst.nt,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08
NiotNE, m, Fob. 10, Is57.

Lo0ANsPoRr, Ind, Sent, 10, 1856.
DR MANN'Please send me one-haH gross more III youF
lgue haisam Immediately Il sin great demand and NAV
be truly styled The King of Fever and Ague.
}. LYrLE, Physician and Druggist.
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THE LADTES' DEPARTMENT.

" o0unV separate from the gentlomcn, aud m fitted up
in neat 1nl coWeniont mannrr.
TIME or COMMENCING.
Al ahore n1 terms, and no vacations stuaopts p,u
enter h any tIme, aud prosecute their ndic, without fe
rf'ncc 10 classes Nv this arrangement evefy student h
perm''edto rapidly ~ hs onteprse wadmit
DAILY LEOTORES
Wnhe delivered on tho Science Of Aceonti Comme,cia
law Political Economy, Comu'rcial Calculations nank
inr lorcsntile Cusloms Commercial Ethios Railrnadnr
uu'nes Correspondence, Mining, Commercial Geography
AsoHoL,Wsuir Issued from the Cleveland Cospe. will
be good 10 Chicago, hufalo and Albany aud vice vefa
TERMS.
FotNll 1uuue-tlme eunnited-inoludinra al de.
pnrtmenu Of u nk Koepinr, Lecturer and
Sprncoran penmanihp, stO on
For 'amo gousr In Ladies Department, 95 OO
fpfsunNtnking gPenmansitp alone, willrooeivo ono
months insisuotnn fhr on
Unlimited roufse OF penmHnthln, ~ On
Through The extensive business auquaiuance Of the prp
lucrative situNluus "
to- Fofhdhcrluiurmation,p please Hat COLLEGE Room
or send fora catalogue. Address
HRNANr & sTRATTON,
octl0-iy, Cls,eland, Albany, Chicago, or nunhio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01

stss From the Kansas City Journal.
Farther News from the Kansas Gold Re-
Eions-.Former, Reports Confirmed
still Richer YieIdsI
"A Mr.. Caldwell had just arrived at Law
renee, from the mines, fog thepurchaso Of
his winters supplies. 4
The whole town Of Lawrence was lis
tening to his reports concerning the Gold
Regions Of the Arkansas. and also con.
cerniDg the success Of the gold bunting
party that left Lawrence in June last for
those places. Nv ~ fief
When Mr.. Caldwell left. this party was
making from ten to thirty dollarseach day,
per man.. They had previously been Dig
ging shd exploring in other locslisirs, but
bad not made more thanE from five 10
eight dollars per day each, and when
they arrived at Cherry creek they were
on their way to the settlements, Of New
/ +. d.
Mexico for the purpose Of winterng.
Finding, however, that Mr.. Caldwell
and party were doing SO well, they con
cluded to remain upon Cherry creek dur
ing the winter. They accordingly pitch
ed their tents and were to work, making,
as VIC have said above, from ten to thirty
dollars day per man. g n e Y q y
Ar. Caldwell further reports that he has
every confidence in the richness Of these
gold regions, and believes that the gold
will be found as plentifully deposited
amongst the gulches and in the streams Of
the Rocky Mountains, as in similar local..
Ties among the mines in California.
Enough has already been laid before the
people TO satisfy even the most incredu'
lous that the gold mines of the Arkansas,
and the South Platte and Pixies Peak,
are 10 be enumerated with California,
Australia, India and Russia, as among
the richest gold regions Of the world.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

Ep. PIONEER Permit me through
your paper, to congratulate the teachers
Of Wyandot Co. on the prospect they have
of having a good time at their institute.
Prof. OGDEN, who ! understand is to
take charge Of it, is wide.awake man. a
thorough teacher, an excellent lecturer,
and just the man to conduct an institute
He will give lectures on Practical
Teaching, everything that pertains tc
school room duties, and drill classes on the
common branches, practically illustrating
the best manner Of teaching them.
II the number in attendance will war.
rant, gentleman will be present with a
chemical apparatus and perform expert
ments that will be Of incalculsble benef
to teachers. ] hope every teacher will
make calculations to be present.
I have been informed (and I hope
rightly that the examiners OF teachers
have contested their sins, and intend tt
elevate the standard Of qualifications o
teachers to keep pace with other coun
ties. '''' s' '-'
Teachers will have q good opportunit,
to brighten up that they may be able t.
obtain certificates for teaching this winte
and next summer.
The tuition I understand will be S1,0t
for Gentlemen, and SO cts. for Ladies.
One week at Teachets Institute vii
be more beneficial to a teacher than |:
weeks spent at the best school.
r. r.. - x. Y.&Z.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
Headache AMI Debility.


Mr.. silas j. Lisconb, Of Birmingham,
says: touD 1lf. sgd
II have found in Berhave's Holland
Bitters remedy for Headache and De.
bilily. My wife has also used it with the
greatest benefit. Hr.
Mr.. A. S. Nicholson, Of Pittsburgh, al.
so remarks that he has experienced much
relief from its use for Headache.
Take half tea.spoonful three, times a
day, an hour before meals. Eat mode
rately, and then Of wholesome food, and
you will find this is really remedy for
Sick and Nervous Headache, Weakness
Of any kind, Costiveness, and Piles. Be.
ing perfectly simple in composition, it may
be taken without fear by the invalid
Possessing fine aromatic flavor. tits very
grateful 10 the debilitated stomach.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
NEW ADVERTIS EN- MENT y.
-~S~~>~N-~S~~--S>-~-~->> ~->>r~~~-~->S-~~~~~>%~~
....sf ORDINANCE

lf ,trr OhDlNANCE lsf
Supplementary to an ordinance requiring
the construction of plank walks on portions Of
Biglow, Fifth and Findlay streets passed Jan.
nary 23d, 1858.
SECTION, lst. Be it ordained by the Town
Council Of the Incorporated Village of Upper
Sandusky, that the time for constructing the
walks provided in said original ordinance te.
and the, same is hereby extended to the 18th
day Of October; and that the marshall shall i'm
rnediately thereafter proceed to construct and
finish any portion of said walks then remain
ing unfinished, and when completed by him,
the said MARSHALL shall certify TO the Recorder
of said village the esst Of the work performed
by him in front Of each lot, with the name or
names of the owner or owners of each lot.
SECTION 2nd. Upon receiving said account,
the Recorder shall.forthwth bring suit before
the Mayor against each Of the resident'nwners
for the portion of such charge for which they a:e
respectively liable, and proceed to collect and
pay the said amounts into the Treasury, and
shall certify to the County Auditor the amount
chargeable upon lke property of ron residents,
which amounts shall be assessed by said Au-
ditof against the.rsspectiye lots Of said VIII
lage. ~ JAMES MCLEAN.
Oct. j, '55.S "a III u. Recorder.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
81 9lNtqi SEVENTH f97f
a ANNUAL Y Y 3 FAIR
Of fMs Wyaadot dgricWlt3,ul Society al Up,
,sas per Sandusly, ,e,o /,
OCTOBER 18th, 18th, and 18th.
Rules and Regulations: 't

oqn goi'' Rules and Regulations: '9". z
list. Entries can be made by members
only. al 1913 sia ~ sa ~ sGi lI
~. ed. On. all entries Of stock an entrance
fec equal to ten per cent Of the premium
competed for shall be paid at the time oI
making the entry; bu. no fee shall be
charged on entries by non.residents Of the
/ sCouhty.nidd gs, .sgF { lno Fs n
Sd, Badges constituting membership
and emitting the holder and family TO ad
mission during the Fair, will be sold fo,
one dollar. Tickets for single admission,
o ten cents. 'iis9t .fi .f7 ad ''H-
d oi4.h. No stock OF other article entered
for exhibition can be removed before the
close Of the Fair without permission OF
the Board. AZ
Nv 9Th. Ample arrangements for refresh
ments WILDE provided in the Fair grounds,
and no establishments Of any kind will be
permitted on the outside. !, ~ H.
9th. Hucksters. Pedlars, Showmen and
all others who visit the Fair for the pur.
pose Of making money, must have per.
NIT from the Treasurer, for which they
may be charged a reasonable fee.
7th. Hay for stock will be furnished
exhibitors ON the ground. rl'
Chief Marshall and Chief Of Police
SOLOMON HARE. ..5
An Indian Foot Race will take place en-
the afternoon Of the Sd day, and other
novelties are in preparation.
e III asi T.V. REBER, Pres't
g G. BERRY Jr.. Sect'y. ya
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
Noticeria Parti tions ,-T

Mars saaell, widow dfJehu saaslRdeeeased,
John Row and Elizabeth Row his wife, and
Mary c. Saffell, will take notice that peti.
tion WAS filed against them OH the -i3trtay of
September 1855, in The Court OF Common, Pleas
of.Wyiindot c6,si,tts IA theS1ate " thisky Au.
gusihs SaAell, and Is now pending, wherein
said Augustus Saffell deihafids p,tft tion Of the
following real estate situate in, said County
and botip,ledas follows, 10 &it.AbegihAing at
the North East corncr1bf the South East quar-.
ter of section four t4) III TowRshipl 69n ny
South Of Range fourteen (l4) in. said County
and running thence s. 2lse E ,.41 thails and
Is links to The Sahdusky fitrt, thehtcup said
river to the South East corner. Of the land own;
ed by the heirs Of William fortcf deceased;
thence N. 80 W. 30 chains aud 7S links, thence
East to the place ofbeginnihg containing six,
ty- one ard sixty eight hundredth acres, and
being part ofthe South East qnarter Of fraction
al section four "A, and the North part Of the
North East quaiter Of fractional section nine
l9) in the township and range Aforesaid, As0
the East part Of the West part Ofthe South East
quarter OF said fractional section four (4) boun.
ded as follows:
Beginning Oh The North bank Of the San:
duskyriverat theinouth,,of Z horn run;snd run!
ming thence up said run with its ineahderings
to the North line Of said last mentioned tract I
thence East along said line to the East line. Of
said tract, thence South along said East line
to the bank of the Sandusky river, sndthencd
West along The bank Of the river with It's me-
anderings to the place of beginning, and con-
tanning twenty acres more or less-and also
part of the East half Of the North East quarter
Of said section four (4) bounded a. follows: be-
ginning at stake in the centre Of tie Perrys-
burgh road and on the, division line running
North and South between the lands Of John
Siglef, and of Gotlicb Shoffer, and running
th,nce South with said line to the South West
corner Of said last mentioned tact, thence East
on the South lire Of said tract to the Perrys.'
burgh road and thence in a North Westerly
course along said road to tho place Of Begin,
ning--bounded on the West by land Of said
GotIieb Shaffer and on the South tby land be-
longing to the heirs of William Porter dsceas-
cd--anl containing five acres more or less.
At the next term Of said court the said An-
gustus Safell will apply for on order that par.
iition may be made Of said prcmi.es.l
| tfE. E6#9f GF8 DsSEAR6a ~
Sept5l7, 6w. 3fs AtJ.sft Rssr.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
JUDGE CAR EY.

q We had hoped that we. would not be
compelled during the present campaign
to repel false charges and insinuations
against the private or public character Of
the candidates Of either party. But it
seems we were mistaken; for as the time
Tor holding the election approaches des-
peration seems to seize upon the leaders
lofthe two parties, and all kinds Of ground
less and silly charges are being trumped
up and put in circulation. Most Of these
charges ares so trivial and nonsensical that
they sre,not worthy Of notice at the hands
Of journalists who lay any claim to re-
spectability.s But when a serious charge
is preferred against one Of our own citi-
zens, we care not to what party he may
belong, or whose candidate he may be, it
ia our duty, as faithful sentinel upon
thea watch-tower of truth, justice and
right, 10 inquire into the truthfulness. Of
the accusation. andi il found to be false
raise our voice in defence of the innocen,
accused.
The charge to which We desire to al.
lude At this time is one preferred by
writer in the J" Ua;on,'' of last week,
against Judge Carey, the candidate Of the
Republican party, for Congress. It is
said blythe writer of the article alluded
to that, during what was known as. the
Railroad campaign, in which Judge Carey
took Az sc,iye part against the proprietv
Of taxing yhe people Of this county to tb,
amount Of sir.y thousand dollars Is aid II
the econ.t construction n,H 9 Of the P. Fl. W. h G
Railroad, that the Judge took the posi-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01

EEThe Washington Union, the organ
Of Mr.. Buchanan, keeps up the war upon
Douglas. Referring to the contest be-
TWEEN Lincoln and Doug glas for the Senate
it says. "Better in our opinion, that I'LL.
nois should not be represented in the Sem
ate at all, than represented by either of
these men, ia ,I
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
CII ARL ES,
h@MDDEl CORDIAL GlM>


Gin, and devoid of that harsh acrid taste, which
renders .hc articles known as Holland Gin oil
Schnapps so Objectionable
Though not intended as II medicine, it is re
commended by physicians generally in cases
of Dyspepsia, Gout, Rheumatism, Dropsy
reraycl, Collie, Cholera, Fever and .Ague, Strc
Sure, Disease Of the Urinary Organs, the Kid
news and the Bowel, Nervous debility, DC.
whilst the weaker sex will find by its adoption
sure relief from those distressing annoyances
which frequently attend their delicate organ
ization.
DR.. Valentine Mott, of New Yo'k, the high,
est medical authority, pronounces CHARLES
LONDON CORDIAL GIN "not only superior
to any other, but the best article of the kind he
has ever seen."
1t is peculiarly adapted 10 settlers in the
Western and middle States, as we'll as for tray
ellers exposed to changes Of water and ali
through, The British Provinces.
Forsale in quarts at seventy five cents, and
pints thirty eight cents, by all Druggists, Gro
GERS. Fruiterers and Country Merchants. Be
ware of limitations. s~R. :
Buy only" CHARLES" None other is i'm
MAY be had in Columbus of G. A. Wagner and
Others In Cleveland of Bishop, Ross g. Co.
and others, In Cincinnati of Vim. Homer, s
Porter and others, In Toledo Of j. G. Peters
aud others, or of Edmund c. Charles. General
Agent, 40 Broadway, New York.
r.-4:.,, &, +ba puhl;n g.,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
ROBERTS 4, iGRoFF..
Notice in Partition

Temperance Beebe, Sheldon Beebe, Martha
Jane Denu,an, Lorenzo Denmsn, Gcrshon Ter-
ry Dcnman, Abner Denman, Catharine Dem
man, Naomy Bixby, Albert Bixby, Angeline
Sockrider, Joseph Sockrider, Andrew Stamer,
Evaline Ddnmaa, Kssander Lytls. sad George
Lytle,F Henry Denman, Betsey Denman. and
Susannsh Dcnman, widow Of isorshsm Z. Den.
man, deceased and Lovisa Denma widcS.of
Elijah Denman, deceased, viii take notice that
q petition was iled against thsssSn the 4!n day
Of pfNovember A. D. 1856. in the Court Of Com
mon Pleasaofwy County, Ohio. BY Jose
phus Denman,and is nov pending, wherein tse ne
said Josephus Denman demands Partition oathc
following real estate to wit;-The North East
part Of the Esst hsif Of the South West qusster
Of section fifteen III. j township ons, Il ] and
range thirteen (l3] situate in the said eeunsy os
wyaudot, and State Of Ohio, and that at the neat
November term Of said Court the said JSe,
phus Denman, will apply for an order fAas
Partition may be made Of said prem ,scs;
JOSEPHUS DENMAN, =
H. MAppux, his Atty. =
Sept. 18th 1858, ow'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01

fgThree rufians recently beat man
senseless. and then laid him across the
track Of the Detroit and Milwaukee rail:
way, just before train approached. The
man was seen by the engineer in time
before reaching the spot, and four men
being discovered running for the woods
the conductor and several passengers gave
chase. and captured three Of them. They
proved to be the villains who had com
mitted the outrage. and we're lodged in
JAN. - ,s.,-.H :
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01

tEItis stated that actual statistics
show that during the last ffty years. 'tht
number of members Of the evangelical
charche. in the Uhitsdstates, has increas.
ed from tou, handfed 'Aoasdaa. 10 Mre'
millions and a half being an increase .
eight fold; while our population has H.
CREASED four fold" 5m u ~ ad. ssA
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
HoRRin1LE.-A 81 woman at Grove POI

HoRRiBLE.-A woman at Grove Port,
Franklin county this State, threw Ler four
children, one boy and three girls, into a
well few days ago, and then jumped in
after them. The we'll is thirty-6ve feet
deep, and all were drowned. The eldest
child was IL, and the youngest years oI
age. She is supposed to have been in.
sane.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01

F. kTPersous holding notes Of the Sen.
eca County, Bank are notified by j. v,
Ciaypoole, Receiver, that by calling on
him al Columbus he will receipt for them,
and said receipts will bear interest from
the date thereof. lie also cautions the
public against any sacrifice on said notes
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01

w No less than seventeen divorce
cases, fourteen Of which are from other
States, ,willcome up atthe next term Of the
Tippecanoe (Ind.,) Circuit Court. FQ
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE
John Stephens and Moses) Court of Common
W. Field, Partners asf Pleas of Wyandot
stephens 4 Field county in t6estatc

fss Oi QnlO.
Thomas r. Kenyon. IN
The said defe ndant is notifedihat the plain.
5 m ae sd % the nsd ebec ua 1ye praye as, ges
Of is to recover 1868. with interest from the
first day of may A. D. 1851, on promsory
note drawn by the said Thomss B. Kenyon,
payable to the said plaintiffs, which note is
secured.by mortgage upon In-lots seventy. five
(75) end seventy six (76) in Little Sandusky,
in said county Of Wyandot, and State of Ohio
containing ten thousand square feet fronting
on Madison street one hundred feet aud extend.
ing West two hundred feet to Monroe Street
land which said lots are sought to be subject
to the payment Of plaintiff s claim. An an
swer is required to said petition on or before
the goth day Of June A. D. 1855. "; il.a.
HENRY MADDUX Atty forPlf.
Sept. 26th, 1858.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
, An Appalling Calamity!

The Steam Ship, Austria, having on
board about SIX hundred passengers, was
burned at sra u few days since, and about
four. hundred of those on board persisted.
She had sailed from Hamburg.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
Attschr:ieht Notice.

John F. sheafer, Pl'H.,,vs. Lorehzo. D. Kerr,
Qeft. 59
Before E. Stanclit, j. P. ofAntrim township,
wyandot County, Ohio. On the Cd day oi
September A. D. 1858. said Justice issued an
order Of attachment in the above action for tho
sum Of fthirty-threc dollars and ten cents.
JOHN F. SHEAFFER,
ffAA pr j. BEvISeroy, Agent.
October !, 1858. -