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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25

The body of David Keller, after considerable
search, was found, on Sunday, in the river about
three miles below where he was last seen. When
found, the body was sticking out Of tho water
and decomposition had commenced, His hat had
been discovered, two or three days previously,
lodged in some drift-wood, which rendered It all
most certain that he had fallen into the river and
drowned
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25
Lumber Shipment to EuIone.

The sandusky RrosTn of Monday has the
ollowing
,"Tho schooner Harvester, (the master we dc
not yet khow) owned by Mr.. Claus Refs, Of the
Island Of Helgoland in the North Sea: will sail
from this port, for Hamburg, Germany, the mid
die Of next month, with a cargo Of Black Wal
nut, Oak and Cedar lumber, shipped by Mr.
Zahn, Of Tiffin, who has already sent forward K
Germany similnr oonsianmentsn p
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25
Rlch Trcnt An stnre.

Pursuant to a notice published last week, Che
Anniversary of the Societies of Heidelberg Col,
lege will take place in tho German Reformed
Church, on Monday evening next. The Rev. j
B. Walker, Of Sandusky, will be present and de-
liver his Poem, entitled-"Ten Scenes in the Life
Of Fashionable Lady" so favOnbly spoken Of
elsewhere. "Thero is in store for us, says the
sanduslSy Register, "a rich intellectual treat"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25
0TGe E1ilcs Of Fiorida.,

We havsjustrcceiyed copy Of the work bear
ing the above ttle, written by Joshua r. Gid
dngs, and published by Follctt, Foster & Co
Columbus. tisataleof thrilling interest, found
cd on historical fact, showing the treatment which
the Seminole Indians and Maroons, in the ever.
glades of Florida, have received qt the hands Of
our Government. Mr.. }. X. Heyl is now can.
vassing this county, as agent lor the sale Of this
work
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25
TIE CLEVELAND
WOOL DEPOT
tu Cos.
Established in thc Winter Of 1854,

III AS been iu operation over our years dmne evh,hpc.
Hud though it pfoct, ha, trcu impelcdh hj tac ad.
verse ycar Of s5i aud lea1 The ptavteahiiy ofihs plan
hns been clearly Demonstrated Tint ihc house Affords 80.
peetior advautagest to thc WOOL GROWERS uF TUE
WEST, "a medium f passinr their woods into tho hands
% TIE manufacturer ttnow mo i1nfrf guruian nai al
though aNety large number of Wool Gfbwrrt hove araed
themselves ofthcso advantages during me lost ocr yceu
yci 'rusing atit may apnar To- mlnv receipts hayr
been larg,r rom Melohaut and Wooltuyrri than .tim
Wool gr1wcrl uni hism1v DC ucctuntet for 5lny frau
he Tact, that, as class Wool goWau hgyc bcen mcta
easily influenced ani misrd than thc onnt by the itao
men Of few opcratnri who wholly Opposed 90 40 ef
forts having for thor oldec c yilcmafina Of thc wool
trade or The enhancement ofusiccs 90 the producer
The past year, Characterized as 20 has been by tho most
Wsasr'us financial cmhauafmcnls has been of he
most un runaic iOr nog0iiatihf and mauafn ne saps o
wool ahd The foot that hc cncrrsc hiss been fmotk aN,
succrsiu uow thanding these disadvantage ana given
almost univcua Satisfaction 20 cousquoft, shuull VIC
Think inspire sufficient confidence 20 Induce sfgc conrn
menn from woalgfowcrs g., 80 o.
To those who have Seen pr iuccd fahr ruutri and
who have manifested a want Of runHdencc we have hs
queny made udauvcs equal 20 The prcu they have been
Off rl Tor thof wool Runh advances however shou not
hc required, thc cntefnrse stated of rif benefit
sud Wis object hos born steadily kcpi in ,e and we hone
thV encouragement With such iu rpar usto coiiuuo
orr Efforts, Indeed, WOOL efawpr trulaty the present
yuht, cannot aGufd odo without uh influence aud facih,
ties as this House cnn cxtoud 10 thcm
This year must be peculiarly favorable one fat wool
growers to test Tho merits of tho Wool Depot syste aud
wo hazafd uotng in assuring those Win nfc disposed ID
Cousign 20 U.S. that they will avail thcmselves Of
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25
Counterfeiters Arrested.

We learn that nest OF some six or seven coun-
terIeiters at Arcadia in Hancock CO., was discoy.
cred few days ago and that the parties were ar
rested, taken TO Findlay and lodged in iail.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25
, Wheat Prospect.

Wheat in this county never looked better than
at present. A few more days Of warm sunshine,
such as we have had, viii ensure an excellent
crop Harvesting will commence in a few days
Corn that has not been drowned out is coming on
finely.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25
Court of Common Pleas, seneca county
0hfo

John Compton, Plaintiff against Samuel Weaver and Ai
ton hlolen, Defendants
NHE D iendant Samuel Weaver wiiiake notice that the
Plaintiff, on de 7th day Of June, A ID 1889 filed bis
petition IN said Court; and against said defendann which
be says at there l. due 10 BIN from The said dpe ians
their pfomissofy HIM Of date October 2fs 1857 he
sum Of Eve hundred dollars and Interest thereon since the
2is day Of October 1857 AZ the Tiepf seven per cent
per annum and which he asks for Judgnaa against said
defendants, in said sum ard interest
Plaintiff haG caused attachment 10 issue against The
said defendant Weaver Said Wonye4 must answer said
etitioH pF before che llh day Of August 1883 OF
the SAME viii Be taken as tine. LEE & BREWER,
Iuulf 0v-eg0s Atfiv TO- pf,fntiW
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HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS

FVNhst n sCuiN.
NtSSig manu-
fsrtrrinr AMI deal.
infih uatana and
domestic t'irart
Also SauM SIND,
hing ono Chewing
rch5cco Opposite
shawi,srN NBlock, on
histSot st., Tifn,
Ohio. 4 will sell
chdanorforcashthan
cvei before offered
ia tliis vicinity.
Here YOU win 6nd
the fIeaiesf Vrfirty
of tirau Tobacco,
Ne.etrf exhibited
Boo this city and all
tnhe tiisn1trd OF on
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25
Job Printing.

OF all kinds, from the largest Poster down to
the smallest Card executed at this Office. very
low and in a style not TO be surpassed. by any
Office in The State.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25
Notice of Establishing a Water Coursl

L a. RAWsON, Morris Tyler, g Parick and John
LIZ Finscl are hereby notified that application viii BE-
made by he iqdegneA the Trustees Of Jackson Town
rsin aouooa County, Ohio for the eatablshin OF
ii said township commencing about 80 rods
The touu-eag OF spcton % Ia The above named
township and county and nnun east the section line
between sections 22 81 90 90 25 and 10 terminate
Wolf Creeki and that said THsiees viii meet ths
Oh day OF July A. D. ieja the end Of said pio
posed ditch water course, and proceed lay and
DANIEL sToMBAUGH,
J, ". MOCK,
ms256N PetluoEeu.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25
Case Of Infauticide---Child found in the
River.

On Monday last. as some little boys were play
ing on the margin of the river, just above the
wire bridge, they discovered newborn infant,
lying in the water, With stone tied to It's neck.
They drew It out, but, becoming frightened
throw It back again, after detaching the stone,
The boys went home and communicated the in
teligenee, which quickly spread throughout
town. A jury was summoned, which proceeded
to the spot to make search, but it was then get
ting dark and nothing was found. Next NOR
ming the child was discovered, taken from the
river and an inquest held over it, after which it
was decenty inferred. The child YVES identified
by the attendant physician, as a case Of Grim.
Con. and Suspicion pointed TO a young woman
living in TT. Ball, named Gardner The whole
family were accordingly arrested and all of them
brought before Mayor Keen, Except the suppos-
cd mother who is confined to her bed) After a
hearing before the Mayor, they were discharged
The girl however is still under arrest and will
doubtless have q hearing soon
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25
w. BUNTING.
&5
DEN TAA So r 9 GEON,

D q N I A \ 5 q r G e 0 N,
OPERATIVE and MECHANICAL
DENTIST, corier of Washington and Market
Streets, Tilin. Ohio will attend to all business
in hislino with promplness and dispatch. Per.
soSs Who favor him with a call, may rely on hav-
ing work done in a superior manner, having been
engaged inthe businessfor tho lastseven years
and during thattime have had much experience
in di1icultcases. Heiseonadent ofsnccess and
observation-disclosures ofgdng perfectsatsfac-
tion to all who seek professional services
Charges will be ~ all times moderate.
~ OFFICE, corner Of Washington and
Market Streets.
Tialn, Nov. ist 81
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25

Tiffin Prices Current,
toosRrcrEp wnrEts Hrl
SHRIVER & SHEATH,
Dsast in Dry Goods Groceries, csrpene,, Boots sus
Shoes, and Readr-Wais Cietinf Ard uurehaser Of bv
cry description Of Grain aud Produce iof Cash.
W4rQr-s -so,1O60s0.
CoHs-t tshrllei) f6o
DO (Earl iic.
RYE-400H.
BaninY--fnat5.
Okrs--1i f25ct
nEkVs--0,15
porkror8-.25c.
FLAN Ssen-e SOS 00o0.,
TfNorHr sFED--0 C0aO,0u
HurrER--000i0c.
LAnn-8
TtLLow-s sIn0e
SMOKED HAws-0sc.
do Sfnes AID sHoULDERs- 63oees
PicELEp poRE--a aoos
MAFLE SuoAn--ioc.
Do MoL,ssEs-50 7fic.
nEEswkx-anT25c. -
~ srHEas--3i as0oc.
nav AFrtss-sito pqths
GaEEN liguEs--3 ~ noTlb.
nnv do lpe.
Eaas-0aOGo. q lozen.
PonK--Si.o t,S1
Clover ei,--S3 50 $3.50
Woot-2533fc
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25

Abstract of the Proceedings OF the third
quarterly meeting of the Seneca County
Teachers Association.
The association met in the chapel Of the Seneca
County Academy at Republic, on Saturday June
18th, 1858.
The forenoon session was occupied in the dis
Oussion Of the question:
"shOuld scholars be allowed to select their own
studies"
In the afternoon W H. Sheffield read report
on MOTIVES for EDUoArioS
+. Clark reported on Education, Physical and
Mental,
A. Schuyler read a voluntary report on Biath-
eniaties, considering the subjectunder four heads.
lst. Preliminary view snd classification,
"a It's scientific bearing.
3d. It's Practical Applications
4th. It's value as means ofmental discipline.
The discussion of the question was then re-
aumed
The prevailing opinion Of those present was
decidedly in the negative, with some qualRca-
tons in favor Of special cases All advocating
consultation between Teacher, Parent and Pupil,
with the use Of persuasive rather than arbitrary
means in case of difference Of opinion.-Those
persons previously appointed to report and hav-
ing failed to do 50 were given further time. Sew
eral ladies were requested to report at the meet
ing, and Rev. Jesse Williams was invited 70 ad.
dress the association. The following resolution
was adopted for future discussion; Resolved
that the cause Of Education demands an eleva
ton Of the standard Of qualification on the parI
Of Teachers.
Acommittee Of three consisting Of a. Schuyler
Vim. H. Pearce aud e. Clark was appointed d
prepare new constitution for The society. 4
copy Of the proceedings Of this meeting were or
dered 10 be furnished the county papers for pub
LEGATION. The association will hold its next meet
ing in Republic on the first Saturday in septem
Der,
WIN. II. PEARCE, Secretary.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25

lCsoR the sale of an ollcr NorlcEk, rhiah tsh ,hs
Is whstaahgp and ts Of f'infa q tia sb.tnfs 81 e.
AIso-Ar laoN knpiia1 LAfr, 0hiah uin hialis
dfe "a mnuisi a co,i, used dig. ~ afaIy aenif
ysaf Address, win siapit
HACHENHERo & CO..
iua'tfe trHagi flt one
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25

Dysentery, Rcins, aud Worms.

rosy Ouicr, uhuAsp, Liv Co, MicE- Nov. i6 1853.
Us. AftRl luuf Pills The perfafton Of meliyiIn
They have dnuc niy wife narc rsa than ! iei YOU
Sho inld bcrn sick AMI rluug away fw months Went
uW % Do dorc ai rHt eSpeusa, Nut got uo better. shc
then conincnfrd taking fonr rls, which cnnl hri
hy oXrcVinp Argo quantities ol worms dcidD nun her
oody. sTc, Afterwards cured her and our two rhircn
VI biooiy lsntCrY, uur Of urichburg had iad and
my Wiie curd him with two doscs of.att pns while
uihcrs abound us pa.d nom Ave 60 twe tillnm doctu6
bills nhd osi much time. without bclus curcd entirely
then. Such r. mnltuo ns Yours which Il actually
gund aud honest will D. mirrd here
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25

G5A reelection of per from the above rates will
be made for Cash
The space, occupied by lines Of tho type composing the
body OF the advertisement, will be considered square
An tranteu advcrsem ints, Esthor With Administra-
tor, Aaehmont Road an Ditch Notices, must be paid
for in advante
Advertisements Inserted for indefinite time will be
charged for until ordered ont
When yearly Advertisements arc inserted, ono or more
changes will be allowed.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25

reiund he moncv desire hv to.c wislinr 90 purha,
doud cai ani cVamuc wy sotk hsrs huyiur elsewhere
County Dealers are respectfully iaUtcito cen aud exam.
Inc MY stock
81 Rememb,r the place Market rrcc,, opposite Shaw.
maltf n. sCuINNUss.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25
sPEoIAL NOTICES:
Rates of Advertising,

Agreed upou by the proprietor Of the THIN Tribune and
Seneca Advertiser May lO,h 1888 to be strictly enforced
In All enseg,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25

~ Ohio.
II Ugh RR0WN and John ihenefly Eil tte no,lotihst
II on he qOh day Of Nay, ifse 'ofn a. faf um led
hispeution inhs Court Of Ccmnoa fiesr af gune y,
Ohio, against thems tbe object and Hrfafa ei Iti ca
%, 70 recover Judgment ogninN iAen ef tl t.m OF
$3.50 o. with interest hefgQn ai ieu ceres Fnn,
a certain froWifrry NCia given lp lf saId Hrah lfind
ani John Sheuery, ihe 29h dlg oi Aufnt ll4, iar
said sum OF $3.50 Ce payable 20 rid lnhr ~ ltinHu or
bearrf oua day anef aid duo hoeot Hi fh Bon cent?
Interest annuay That ihc lsulf emf tHerfnii 1 flil
loho sheefly a ilid coupy ale sought fktn Do %
pF0yisanalIdmty of attachment, hY tslf lrr4r 1 thit
loiion and appopulod % DO payment cI - d fntni
which be may recover ihele1n, Ana thtt ifY st ufh
rowh and John sheuery aQtifei aasftl ld rai-
uon hy The The third Saturday ufl iha h cly oi l1 ift
Waf L. HAMILTON
measowpfsS sS &c. Any 81 flt'A
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25
I8rysipclns, scfoNnlq, KIng'g Evl, Tcticr,

Tumora, md Salt nheum.
Prom Nfia1fdMg Nfrtaaut N ~ LoHt Nb. 4, 1855.
Dh ArrRi Your Pulls ofe ihe paragon OF ar that =
great in medicine They havo cured my little daughter
VI ucyus upon hor bapf aud cct thai had proved
incnNhlu Cor ycgs, ltcr mother has hofn long greyous
" afflicted With boiclcs Rrd pnnpo1 un hor skin aud n
her hair Anrr child cural ths also tried your
rills, and they have curcd her Asa MORONDQE
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, aud Cout.
Norl hs Rev. Dr. Hrtglss 81 ne NtihodiR lpit Caurci
rutAEN ilouW, S,vANNAu, 0A- Jan, d, lsAH.
lioNonrn SIN should be uugtoiuu Gov The relief your
sh has brought me u dId not report my % 500,
cold sgttled 10 my limbs aud brought eNciucaung
Nutwihsiauding had the bcst " pl9str nu, the "a iago
grow and wovc until lN the adyic Of your vxcc
lent agent IN naumoei lr NHrkunniu, tried your rua
Their effects slow nut surc. ny rclusVoriug Ia the
usu Ui them am nov entirely we'll.
SENATE CuluuEp, DAroN RouuE, IA, nee, 1885,
nn ANHRi have bccn entirely cured BY your nilu of
Rheumatic Gout-a painful disease gt lud afflicted me
lor years. fa.t VINCENT sLiDkLL
For Dropsy, Plethora, or kindred COm-
pletnts, rcluriug an uctye purgc they Ho an oAcol
For Costiveness or Constipation, aud ne
Dinner Pnli tlyy Aic agreeable and electua
Fits, Suppression, Paralysis, Inhnmmas
ton, and dton Deafness, and Partial mlinds
meas, have boou cuicd by the Alternative action oi these
| pills ."
Mos Of Tie pills In mafke, contain Mercury, whicli A.
though valuable runely On skinh hunda "a dangerous
in public pill, nom te dreadful consequences that ne
ducuty follow s incautuus THESE contain no iner.
curry or mineral substance vAatcvcr
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III y D u N D r. y

AIrlD. MFurgeson, wouldrespsotfu fuly iufarm the Ia
dies Of Tdn aud vicinity tatshe has removed TO Gsou
Burk. Washngtnh street whero she a. pleparcdto DO
allkinds of Millinery and Mantaumakingi IN he atoa
gyle and on the mostbeIalterms,
Ihankia fos cast unli nitsl patronage, Shc sohcis
gppllnuanceo Of the same. mai 81
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
COCCITB, COLDS, ,uoAnsENlcss, INFLU-
ENzA, BRONCHITIS, WnOOPGNO
COUgu, CnOup, ASTHMA, In
cInIMNT CDhaIIhIrTION.

ENAht HkONhnAEhHs MhOOFiN0
COUGu, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN-
CIPIENT CONsUmPTION,
aud hr ho rilef of conlgmptl,e patients la advanced
tiagcs Of the disease.
Wo need not speak 10 tho public Il NJ virtues.
Throughout every aud almost every hamlet u tho
American States itu wonderful Of pulmonary
plants have nado Il already hooWn. Nay, few are tho
hmea IN any civilized country on this continent without
personal experience of IT, cec and tcWer yet the
communities any where which have not among them
aome living trophy of is victory the subtle aud dan
gerpus diseasr OF the throat and lungs. While u IL the
most rtWeriu nni0tc yet known ~ man for Che iOril
dnir and dangerous dUass " The pulmonary orgaua,
hulH0 the pcaniust and snicEt remedy that can 10 en-,
pluyed for Infants and young pefuonu. Parents should
have II In so against tho insldous enemy that steals
upon them unprrparrd We have abundant grounds 10
believe the CnEHhY pEohAL savos more lives BY tho con-
sumpous II prevents than lth0gn t cures. Keep Il BY
You and cure your cpda while they curuhlc, neg
bet them una 10 human aki master the inoxoraho
canker that lntpned tho vitH, eats your life away.
81 know the dreadful fatality OF lung diaurdcrs and ea
oy know too tho virtues ol a rcnudy, need not do
more than 20 hom a. a atu made The bost u cnu
be. We spare no cost carr, toll 10 produce 4 tho
most perfect possible and thus afford those who rely on
Il tho best dgont which sk furnish io ihcl cure
PREPARED BY DR., ], c, AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
AND SOLD BY
Z. Med. GIBSON, aud !. l.. ST. JOHN Il co.
Iiiiin, and Druggists generally. novl3-iy
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tss~ All Advertisements MUST be handed in by
Wednesday Of each week, TO secure their appear
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25

Nav koHKi Feb 90, lass.
Mesfrts X MASS Co--Genis. have AZ our house ii
ht Louis sold your Aue haslm hrsc ycafs andhae
carefully observed rs uirtain curing, and nn4 n al
dor say do moi believe 10 equal exists IN an hs voId OF
medirines To my pef0Aal knowledge thal eufed pfrna
neay every time and have known usei aier al other
remedies had been tded van with the most happy rssu
bat what remained cured Tor east that season. have
90 hesitation in Tseommendipsit aPsfies triumph osos
Bs,p'stolly roao. Prof o WOOD.
SIX, MANN & CO., Propriotors,
Gallon, Ohio, Sold by AL good
Druggists, Apr3O-3mtc
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25

Mesus X NAM n .CO-tGeutsi Ia cinvassihs the
States OF On and Michigan or the sale OF che different
remedies OF which have control attention has been
called 10 ubtere tho that your que naia has
gained for itself In every place whare sold. II really seems
70 be ie pe9pss remedy and sales rapid han
al olhor iis destined 10 npsfsodon other aguc rene
dies IN the uarkel Very Truly Your,
& HEEORY.
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IhlFctfONi ulf sept 90 lt1t,
On. sir ForsoveTal yoags past have used
your AEue Basan Ia daily practice, and lave closely
observed a effects n hupdrids Of and iu nos
II failed iOpr1du0a the happy ofaGi can Clccr
fully recommend tas certain sprrihu for ch fever aud
Ngue, and niaarioua diseases. Truly Youu,
u. AUsTlN, N. d.
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HATS, BATs,
all sorts aud sizes, all shapes and FORMS for Men and Boy
Why IS the Demaad so Great TOR
Or. MANB's
BALSAMg

DECAUsE II will ia ali cases. safely and 0iectualy cure
ID that much dreaded scourgn Of the WestChls, Fcvrr
and Aguewiihoui ail aud In will nounieraet he
poison OF Malaria, Of which fact thousands doiesy und
unlike al other nosran'i IL Is only recommended iu
class OF diseases, and af tonic Il b. unsupaiFi we will
oAsr few evidences Of s worth, by Of influence and
high standing.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25

pR. MANI q Col have sold largo amount Of youi
Aguo Dalsam 10 this vicinity, and from my psrona know
edgeM 10 believe ii the bea amoly fof ehils fcvcr und
ague thHt has over hosn sold 10 State.
Respectfully You're, o. A. HYDE.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25

pniR siu um using yUur ClthHriic rils n boy pui,
tco, and nut tcn rsccilfut nntrat,e % cleanse tho
Veicm aud purify Che iouutsius of tho blood
JOHN a. MEAOuAM M. ID.
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1853
1853
T0NFI1T0T 0T TT0 n X WHT.I0T-"-
TfNn nff..

end uotlerin eelG W Wattf lifrr. Coal ris,ttt a,.
~ gash, und DE hisheit price. raid ici Waa. co.s
lsis aye eeeit, ~. Ant
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25

FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
One Full Scholarship in the Ohio State and Union Law
College, Cleveland, Ohio.
One Full Scholarship In the Eclectic College Of Medicine,
Cipeinnatl, Ohio.
Az Of the above win be very cheap Tor Cash.
tS-ohio State ami Union Law ooilogs.-Thi, In.
stnton has bsen removed to Cleveland, Ohio Degrees
legally conferred aud Students graduating may be
admitted practice. ForCreuars addros. 1t Cleveland,
dc25.ir NJ A.KiNG, Secretary.
BrnlSiug House of w. c. Hedges & Co.,
Pay Interest Deposits
Remaining Months at 4 per cent.
W as
l2 90
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JOSIAH HEDGES,
A. c. BALDWIN,
Inly 10, 1857. w. C. HEDGES.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-12-09
Marshal Ney's Death Scene.

The vengeance of the allied powers de-
mands some victims, and the intrepid
Ney, who had well nigh put the crown
again on Bonaparte's head at Waterloo,
was to be one of them. Condemned to
be shot, he was led to the garden of Lux
embourg on the morning of the 7th Of
December, and placed in front of file Of
soldiers, drawn up to kill him. One Of
the officers stepped up to bandage his
eyes; but he stopped him, saying: care
you ignorant that for twenty-five years,
have been in the habit of facing both ball
and bullet?" He then lifted his hat
above his head, and in the same calm
voice that had steadied his columns so
frequently in the roar and tumult of bat
tie, said: Il declare before God and men,
that I never betrayed my country; may
my death render her happy. Viva la
France!" He then turned to the soldiers,
and striking his hand on his heart, gave
the order, "soldiers, fre!" A simulta-
neous discharge followed, and the bravest
of the brave sank to rise no more. He
who had fought five hundred battles for
France-not one against her-was shot
as traitor! AS I looked on the spot
where he fell, / could not but sigh over
his fate. True he broke his oath of ale
glance; so did others, carried away by
their attachment to Napoleon, and the en-
thusiasm that hailed his approach to
Paris; still he was no trSitor.