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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-10


SrcXINo UP WATER FhuM SASD -liy-
ing>tonc. the African tr,vcllrr. describes
an ingenious method by which the Africans
,bIain Water in the desert
The women tic n bunch Of grass 10 one
eEd # II reed about two icct long. and in.
seTt II IN hole dug ns deep MS the arm
viii rench ;hcn ram down tho wet sand firm.
'y around 1t. Applying the mouth To- III.
free end of the reed, they form vacuum
IN the grass beneath, in which the water
collects, aud in short time rises 10 IN
mouth" 1t Will be- perceived that this sim
pie. but truly philosophical aud -ifectual
method, might have been applied in many
cases, IN different countries, where water
Was greatly needed, To the saving Of life
II seems wonderful that IL should have been
now first made known TO the world, and
That II should have been habiiualIy prac,is.
ed in Africa, probably for centuries Il
seems w"rthy of being particularly noticed,
that 1t may no longer be neglected from
ignorance II mny be- highly important to
tr"ve Hers on our Western deserts and praj.
ries, in sOpe parts of which water is known
To exist be Ow the surface.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-10

lSGEMoUs.-Dr. David Rice, Of Leverett,
Massachusetts, has removed triangular
piece Of chicken boae r. ON the throat Of
woman, BY Sery ingenious though simple
operation. The bone had lodged edgewise
in the gulIst and no hold could Ls got by
the ordinary RsIrpnIents; the doctor there
fore forced small piece OF dry spongs
down the throat, saturated il with wa,er,
and ~hcn il had filled the whole cavity be.
lo" he gradually drew il out, bringing the
offending bone wi b IT,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-10

DISTRESSING OcoyaRkScx. We are
panel To Snpouncs sad aud distressing
occurrence which took place near Camden
on last Friday afternoon. Thomas j.
Witbers. Jr., eldest son Of the Judge,
whilst riding up the Kirkwood rosI, BIS
horse being AZ fuil speed, was thrown
against . tfse on the side Of the roau aud
dread'ulIy injured, both legs broken above
the knees aud hrs body severely bruised.
HIS condition is very critical.
This distressing occurrence has occa
STONED great sympathy in our community
for the unfortunate suifere, as we'll ns k,r
hiS aneuisi'ed IamiIy aud Gieods.-c Cam.
des JcxyAai
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-10

TIE Hoo CKoP present to-day
complete statement Of the packiuy n
round the Falls, FROM w;iioh il " i'll las seen
Ihnt The increase III numb or il little under
5000 head, while the incrrase in the sg,
grrgate weight is dpwards Of four million
pounds, and in barrel Pork 1890 bar
r"ls. The returus from distant points
come in very SLOWLY, and sI many al these
the packing ia DOT yet closed, and NAV
nos lie earlier than the lst of March
We think, however, that the final footing
will show "n aggregate of 2I50.0Q0 or
100000 Hogs. against l.sls,OO0 last
year, exclusive 81 the increase weight,
which must he near ar quite fre per cent. !.
Although the increase upon The precerd.
nv year is quite large. the total shows y
dehcIencv, compared with the senson Of
1854 -'55, Of some so 900 to 100000
hogs, and upon this comparison specu-
htIon IN the product has teen originated
aud the result is seen in very large ad.
vaucement in the past two weeks -
Whether this advance will be maintained,
carried yet further, or whether prices will
recsde, is - question yhich cspses much
discussion in The trade. and which we eau.
not undertake 10 decide. The facls we
giVe-the proper conclusion to lie drawn
from these facts we .eaye 10 our readers.
-LduisUIe Review.
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The last weekly statemcn, of the v.
specie line Of Sl,I9o,oOO upon the previous
week The aggregate amount on Satur.
day footed up S3l,il6O7o, being II higher
accumulation since the suspension has been
over S22,OOoOOO.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-10
More Snow.

Again on Monday evening last, We had
Il very pretty fall of snow, covering the
ground to the depth Of one or two inches
The Weather throughout the pas, week hats
been remarkably cold and unseasonable-at
least so We have been Informed for person.
ally, our observations, during that period,
have been confined to the limits Of our
chamber.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-10
Small PoX in Charlotte.

We have just learned, from Il source en-
titled 10 credit, that The Small rox is in
Charlotte. The Lint, only, has been furn-
ished us this day Cruesd,y) from our own
office, accompanied with no particulars.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-10
Minority Report.

We are indebted to Ilop s. A. Douglas,
Tor copy of the minority report from the
Committee on Territories upon the matter
of the admission of Kansas
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CAPT. J. Il. BQYp, OF KANsAs-A
friend has furnished us with very utter
eSllng letter just received from rbis young
gentleman, the only em,grant now in
Kansas from this District. We regret
that we haye not time TO make extracts
from il this week. Capt. Boyd. many
friends and admirers will be pained TO
learn that short time since he WAS at
tackled 10y = party Of Aboilionsts, in his
office, about one o'clock at night, his life
thea'ened, aud his Office set on 6re and
entirely consumed with aIl his books
clothing aud nearly everything he pos
sessed. We will give The particulars 10
our nest issue. Ria2strI Stdy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-10

The Catholic Female Acadcmy, situated
about twelve miles from Lebanua. Ky. was
burned on the 10th ut, together with tn.
Chu reh aud its contents, inrlnd:ng one of
the most valuable libraries in the State
The i"~s VAS about $4,000, aud there was
no Insurance.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-10

DR.. Rae. Of Hamilton, G. W., the cele-
bratcd Arctic traveller, a few days since,
accomplished the distance between Hamil-
ton and Toronto, more tluln forty miles, in
snow shoes, in about tep hours.
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LAhCASTERVILLE, s. C.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1888.

GY- Sickness has prevented the editor
from attending 10 his dutics for the past
week, aud hence the lack of editorial in this
issue.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-10

The Winnsboro Register states that the
sum Of six hundred dollars l,us heeu reeciv-
ed towards the erection Of the Hudson
monument. Those desirous OF sending 10
contributions may direct Them to Jas. IL.
Rion, Ess. at Winnsboro,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-10


Di-rREssiSG CASE OF liYpKoPHoBIA.-
Miss Mahnln Whitman, an amabIe Young
lady. Daughter Of Mr.. Peter Whitman. who
resides in Chester county Pa, died from
the effects of the distressing mal.,dy. hydro
ph"bn, IN "Wednesday morning LAST. The
Reading Gazette says:
about uine weeks ago Miss Whitman
was bitten by II dog b"onging To her faith
or. II was not supl's u, ut the time that
the dog was mad but the family, being
arprrhcnsive that such might BE- the cas-,
tied him fist in the stable. where duriny
the night, he s,ranglcd hiu.cIf with the
rope b. which he Was secured. Two phy-
~lciai.a Of tie ncightorhood examined the
dog and pronounced him not mad Mt
"Ithstandng thi. positive opinion, howev.
er, on Monday, the l4th inst. the Young
lady was taken i'll, and afterwards was ,.iz
ed with violent cnnvulsinns, having all the
symptoms OF hydr"Phoba, and on We'd
ncsdaN, the l6Ih. she d;ei, in the greatest
agony. Miss Whitman h d been living with
Miss Margaret Burcker as mantua maker
u"tii within the last eight or ten months.
and was we'll known and highly esteemed
IN this city"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-10
Obituary.

DiED, IN Lancaster D,sinct o. w runyS-
day 24th 0lt, May LUciNDA BnK o,n-
sort of 4 OInss M Bells. t.sq 10 tiss 62nd
JsJ yef bsf age. Her d,se.ss ws.i Psrs.
monia aid IL work Was accomplished in q
fsw days-, She apticip~isd her eissulsuon.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

VIII be inserted at the following low rates:
one square 70! l6 lines or less one insertion,
81 or, II continued, IS cents for the first in.
sert'on, and &" cents for each subsequent inser-
ZION. sB See Fourth Page for deductions in
yor OF standing advertisements.
The number of Insertions mus, he vrittan nm
Ssch advertisement or they will be inserted til
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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Hymeneal.

MARRIED, on the evening Of the I'd inst,
BY the Rev. a. J. Caulhun, Ma, EUekss
a. iouseE, Of keEshaw ard Miss JAsg, Il,
Mellow, Of thi, District, w.
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Washington Items.

this morning before the Tariff Investigating
Committee. All the members we're pres
ent. The examination was concluded with
in forty minutes, when Mr. Grerlv was in.
Formed that the c"mm'tiee would not re-
quire his further attendance. tie expressed
his high appreciation of the candor and
courtesy of the committee, and thanked
them for calling him before ,hcm. He says
that they asked him Ii" question which hc
, did not deem pertinent, and which he was
no, very glad "f an opportunity to answer.
| The purporI Of his testimony is un erslo"d
To be, tina. no man ever proposed T." put
any money into his hands To influence in
any way the action of Congress on the
tarif or any other question, and no one
suggested anything "f the sort with his
consent or kuowlrdgr. lie never knew
until III late erpoSc in Boston, nor ever
heard or believed hat money was paid o.
pr, mised by Mrssrs. Lawrence, Stone 81
ca, or by any one else, whether to mem
brrs ar others. to influence The action of
! the last Congress on the tariff.
| The Union ui this morning. in replying
10 What il calls the "tempcrn,e protest of
! the Richmond Enquirer, against making the
admiss"n of Kansas a party i<ur. says -
1t is no part of our purpose. 20 discuss
the rropriety or impr"prirty Of holding
those Dcmaccats VIII" oppose admission TO
/ account aud 10 cufurcc against them cdicts
| of cxc"mHumi, alton. We hold ~ dicta-
tnrutl rfllcv of the kind. We are iE,rustcd
with II" such power.
1--WE claim simply to weigh all the facts
of the case, AID to state the conclusions of
II fair. candid judgment upon them. The
position of the President aud tho strong
array of Democratic Senators aud mcm-
Oers of Congress on the side OF the ad-
mission, are facts which 60 out to the pee.
pie for precisely what they are worth. They
are not conclusive hey d" not bind the
party, though We insist that they are rnli
tied to great weight with every Democrat
VIII" is called upon TO form u Judgment up
"n the question Of whether the udm, sion
OF Kansas is or il Not party measure"
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=, "'H "''''" y! Il" "' 81"
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ia''h a-in '"e Senate I" day. the
h""H1S Din was taken up and Mr. Green,
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-10

A RAsH CBALLENoE.-A lady skater
on Jsnalea Pond, near @oston, recently
offered y kiss TO any one who would beat
her in race. A young darksy was The
winner, aud received Lis reward.
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TIE LANCASTER LEDGER
-ocCo-
published every Wednes lay Morning
W M d. co N NO r. S
EDITOR AND PRoPRIEroR.
T f K N s:
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

oNP'rauoh OF DIX Months, $50
~ VIC ehu VI lhe lear, 800
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

Some days ago well dressed, hirsue person
age, calling himself Prof Armes," came to this
place and stuck up flaming posters and issued
daily manuscript bulletins, ztating that II class
could be formed sufficiently large, he would de-
liver course Of lectures on the exercise and de
veiopmento Of the Memory, &c. class Of some
sixty or seventy was accordingly formed, the
money paid over, and everything seemed to pass
of satisfactorily to all concerned Bui after the
second lecture. Just as the faithful disciples Of
this modern prophet were about to get poep into
the profound secret Of the art Of cultivaiing the
memory bump, Pcof Armes was suddenly called
away by a note from his family stating that his
wife was very IN, and required bis presence i'm
medately Such was the urgency Of the despatch
that the Prof bad not time &c settle his hotel
bill or pay hisroom rent Nothing has since been
heard from the learned P ofessor. Either his
"memoryp has proven recrsant or bis domestic
Affections prevent his return. "a heert'brokenr
distracted pupils feel thqi the , pocLes have lost
more than ,heir heads have gained.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

/. Parents should send their children to school
constantly ,ad seasolab
g They should see that they are decently
clothed. end clcenly 10 their persons.
s. Thej should encourage them to respect and
obey the rules and requiem, nn Of the school.
a. They should encourage them TO be orderly
IN ,hsir aepo tmeut, and siudiously 10 regard
light,
s. They should encourage them 10 be studions
by manifesrng an interest In their lessons
G They should have regard for the cha afero
The books their children read, and see that they
read undersiandi-e
z fhey should cultivate In taeir children hab-
its OF true politeness and courtesy
g. Besides visiting the tshool and co operating
aid ,yiapalhisng Ailh the teacher, they can do
much for is Improvements and success, by mani
Testing an proper places. an interest Ia its vel
fare, and deep soioitude ar is reputation, by
speaking well Of the teacher. and Of ell his judi
eious plans;b by paiatng or excuaihg his faults OF
faillngs, tof which every telehes must Dc expect
ed 70 have soms) aud inducing ,her nelgbbor.
10 visit tho saionl and tpk An interes. Ia iss *
orcises; thus showing 70 their ohilina. in ius
most convincing "a amer, thlt thoy feel that lhsi
preaens employment Is an ilsss ..at one. and slal
ths duties oR school are not @ be regarte q
iilae consequence,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

Two young meu of this place, whose names we
withhold through respect for their par nts, we're
arrested last week near Adrian, by Marshal Brit
ton and bis posse, aud brought back to Tiiiiu to
answer the charge Of burglary and theft. The
guns and watch, takon from Mr., Smiths shop,
were found in their poss, sson and the crime was
fixed on them beyond dodbt. Aftera brief hear
ing before the Mayor they we're committed TO
jail to appear before the Grand Jury.
We learn that one Of tac buys has 81 nee been
bailod out rhoir disgrace should be warning
to all Juvenile transgressol and deter them l'om
the commission Of such villainies
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

The assertion that "December's rs pleasant as
May has been strikingly verified this winter 4
Never before have we experienced such genial
weather in the months Of December and January.
This remark is general throughout the whole
country Even in New En- land, the newspapers
tell US, the buds are swelling and that yiocts aud
polyanthi have made their appearance. Much
rain has fallen lately and the stream are consid-
erably swollen. The roads are almoet impassa-
be on account the mud, rendering it almost
impossible Cor the fafmers to gel into town, We
miss the asual hustle aud rattle Of wheels on the
street.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

Notwithstanding the hard times, Mr.. and
Mrs. Briggs, at the shawhan House, are teaching
many Of our ladies their World renowned art o.
cutting. Owing TO previous engagements the,
viii remain only until Tuesday next Time
en1ag left for 50 ladies to learn ifthey will i'm
prove It.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

Gu,soE or NAmr. The Maj River and Lake
Erie Railroad Company is aboutuv ,iling itself Of
the privilege, under statute Of the State, Of
changing its corporate name 10 one better dedu-
sng ie location. BY a petition to the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Erie 'uniy, 6led on the 5h
Of. January, it is proposed to assume tie name #
"sandusky, Dayton, and Cincinnati Railroad
Company" by which name It's route aud connect
ing points are correctly described
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

nankahlo Money at tiMns
Rsnka of piitsbure. ...... .pntsburg. Pa.
fNs g Mechans B'k."C Carrot Co, Nd.
Cecii Bank .s..s..s. s.hld.
Banks 81 f.luisaua.
ALL NEW ENGLAND BANKs,
rxcErc
BtnN Of Halloweli ... flanowell. Maiue.
Uanbv Baakt.4.. see. Vermont,
South Geyalton BaEk.. do
Cochnuate Bir1. ..... Boston.
Rhode leland Bahts.
Can,on Bank ...,...... South China, Maine.
Ellsworth Bank ........ Maine.
ENchange Bank ........ Bangor. Maine.
Nsraumo, Bangor .... e. Hancock, Ellsworth.
Monsoon River ....... .Hallowcli. Hailowell.
Exoter Bank ..... .... New Hampshire.
Western. snringdeld.M .Ms 81. Ahans. Vermont,
;hauer tlak Hartford Mer. TX bridgeport.
Mercantile doe. .fawtncket. Pawtncket
exchange do.-,. .ColChester, Colchester. /.
Hartford Co. do e. North Am seymour.
Wooster. Danbury Windham Go. Rrool) n.
iauers, Bethel ...... w oodbury, Woodbury.
rauquioque. Danhury.
FARMERS Bank. Bridgepors. Coun.
ALL NEW YORK BANKS,
Excrrr
Nvrlculmr-l Bank llerkimer Co, NY.
Niagara River Bank ... Tonawanda. do
ialisier Bank. 80. '.. Bueai1, do.
1sirJman's bank 80. ,. Newport. N. Y.
,utario Bank ....s. ...iitra. do
)livrr lee Cos Bank nudAlo, do,
iank Of Orleans ....,... Alhion, New York.
Reciprocity Rank ...... Buffalo, do.
sackru's Harbor Bank. do.
Yates CoWnty iapk ... pcnvsn, do.
dedina Bank. ...... Medi "a, do.
sank IT Central n. Y...Utica.
hamilton Exchange bk Greene, N. Y.
Western Bank, Lockport. n. v
ALL KENTUCKY BANKS,
EXCEPT
Old Broken Banks
ALL OHIO BANKS,
EXCEPT
ity Bank. .... ...s. Cincinnati, do.
Rank ct Circlevillo.
Rank Of Mtssillon.
ALL INDIANA BANKS.
ALL CANADA BANKS,
EXCEFr
Farmers Toini Stuck Bank.
Zimmerman do.....,.C Canada.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

Through the kindness Of the publishers, Iiar.
ace Greeley 4 CO., we have received a copy oi
the "Tribune Almanac" for 1858. II is vaiua-
Die not only a. a chronometer, but as acyclope-
dia, containing summary Of ali the important
events that have characterized the past year,
Every one should have il. Price l2Ja cents per
single copy, or 81 per ,lozen.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

UTsee advertisements Of the Van Doom House
"Good grub and reasonable bills' is the motto Of
the proprietor and the experience Of all hi.
guests.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

ErThanks e. r. c, Hopkins NJ. D., for a copy
OF he annual report Of The Trustee, aud Super
ihlebdeni oftbe Newburg Luuatic Asylum.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

MARRIED.
Ianuiry iOih, al the Parsonage Of the Meiho-
dist Episcopal Church. by Rev E. r. iewen.
M sAAcn FIrE Of ihis city, and Miss Az
oEliSu GRsrs, Of liopewen township, in this
county.
Jsnu'ry 18th, by Rev. s. Gee, Me- JoHS 7
R,nsuuaon and Miss Euz,nrru 2iNNrRuAS
both of this city.
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Job Printing,

OF all kinds from The largest Poster down to
the smallest Card, executed at this Office very
low and in sty,e not 10 be surpassed, by any
Office in the State
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

aJwe learn that project is on foot 10 esiab
lish Gymnasium in Tiain. We hope it will
suoceed.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

Wanted Immediately.
At Yerk's sipve Emporium, Two Thousand
Bushels Of Charcoal, for which the hi ghest price
viii be paid in Cah G. N. YERK.
Tifin, Jan. Is, 1888 ain
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

urwe call attention Of inyalids to the card Of
DR.. Banning in another place.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22
Tiffin Prices Current.

rcoRREcsrp wrEEtv url
SHRIVER & SHEATH.
Dealer in nrg oo w. gra,eries. oarpeunrs, Boots m
Shoes anl Reads. Vais Ciaihug. And nar'haser Of
cry isfefipiion or Gf,ia aad Produce for Cash,
WurAr-- 90 .C3 T065.
CunS--f shelle,l fOa.
do fEst1 3ic.
RYF-fo0B.
NaRtEY--q .65.
OArs-Q2 dQjc,
HEAys-075
rorArOFs-31e.
FLAX srs n-en IS 0n.0o.
TtuouuY SrED-l ,25Ht5o
Rurua--taalOo
IaUn-s
TALtoW-qator.
euuKrn HANs-tOo.
do Stnss Avn suouLnsRs- 760oo.
PtcKLEn popK--e8
MArLR suGAH-tar.
do MoLtssEs- G2 a75o.
wAN--ond9ic.
fe ,rHFRs--3i aOoo.
Rhus-3c.
DRv ArptRs-sto5 p9fRs
GREgN IfnEs-3isc per 10.
uRv do Tnf.
Ea0s-0d ioc. dozen.
PoRE-St t0u t,51.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

aFseo the card q Mcssfs Thompson and Fe.
blea They are Young men whom We can safely
recommend to the business public
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Seneca County lands az Pfitqfs
q.

A AGENT fsf nt l ~ s',irsr ofr o. private ssis
fifsi-fhc Fem on which Jacob OHtsi.t rrriitat a.
Joining thc titt of ln nud t rlanl rort irrilrr
trm Fremont Oh lrrrr fanfuil. Ifis .ru rIlut.irs
uFrc huu 0rsd euic Iaii rfff, aidu one ftand
etrhv oi Witch isclfnUd HHd tnfgf reud irf. r fti
utann au in qnelr i' nci sr0fslea t rrt Dol rfotft
tcnH mu.tt hnrr intuui Ne I.HHinOe i. h-stit f.r
teted end sil un'l 'ruciuF The sanda.iy lttr tfmi
per- OF itt Eastern houuinn
fh. tmpuyemcui' eontisto'a good Lor uusiue fionte
andethgr ngoe.tv om luilln7f, antnvt III vrfrfinta
1fgh tn ue ntn iFn Tnnfhc ffff and tn t,sfr
1rfh1rifuf e ahuef if.'fa. rianirt frfarr sH. Tff
farm, fcr Fertility Of inl lnaoh Hr1 rifrr rfrsfr u
one of thc most desllie to t lounI ani yi b. itiri
if do,iiei, tr suif rar. h.ffr..
Fcrueihc laru cent7inlng irn 1rrtt on uil,f lena
miuh Ntrf t.lir1 ln Aint fotut ln, .infna lo viz
are ei lowell on ho Tor snl fosa, srd dc rd issdir-
,tnn henrhhct2 erotn sruugi ahout % we n,s @ ne
netvosn fly hel slvy scfss of b isei ore ssoA snd
under cui fgton, e balance heavily umi rrd vi iia.
walnrt poplar and duihff v1iu'hr urltr TlatcI tno.t
w black lnam ani OF llu he1i quality.
70 o. ueh wnlrfrd uy ucFrf1iiiu rfrur Hn ari -
lhe Improvement rousi.f nf unH HnN srhanIi.i rtra
toaic 1nl o'h'roui bulhug, and ef.iar Of choice
ifuli ullntc,l four wear. nro.
lmr-A fici ct one hundred md sixty a.r.s iu tasr.
iownsp adjoining hc above irlrf, about tbry atr.. ~
iy umer'd with valuable imlgr suall str,a,a ras.s.
through this tract and the soH b. uf frst qnslio
Any mrhef desofiron oi these lani deemed unreces
safv, rfnef drslffus nf uurhasine win f cor rs
ino cmtcrct which hcycan in by csnr on riitef N
the tenants above nnnef onihu Agent tn Tim ahtrtf
whom viii show the ne 'miies. Teftn. nafe pas,.
TLtn, ~ ~ A-.am lhlNls nhl1ZELG, Arf.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

aFwc call attention 70 the Advertisement Of
lthe Cincinnati ElceHc Medical College and Jour.