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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23
ID ERRIG EII ArORs-lMPRnyE b M Nj.

II ERRIC EII ATORS-tMPROYED q GALVANIZED
n IRON REFRHFR ATORs on practical gd scientific
prieples veneueui article w for
cooling and preserving meats milk butter fruit wines
Thpy are arranged that the ice slowly through
eac shelf and being confined the srics az the hot
The cnldest point, causing te rc'rsarang in
Rapnce the throughout the whole apparatus This
1er ed y thr ddpnugs the which Is lost g. Rll
refrgcrsors They the from ami top, make
urHt piece funiures placed in and have
lar which perfectly cold wAler At all times be
had wi host additional ice These Rerge are no expert
r4 Tbes have been ope alton for upWa1rs Of
gtRudcaon Of those who have ii ~ IN use A.
their certificates will ard the approved
publir The improvements recently added by which
perfect ventilation is insured, saving Of Ice
has we'd friRd usduced and durability
certainly place them far In advance OF thing
offered tor public patronage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs-fHE UNDER
~ Collector Of Dies erehy notify all
ed the tate for OF a1 and hos Tor
licenses Of 1885 within the First District this city TO cal at
his office 26 Hall story the within the
time under penalty Of their property being
mortgaged for said
Office hours from A, NJ. to 3 r VI.
THoS. ASKEw,
collector First District.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

- BILOXI HOTEL TO RENT-rHE BILOXI
f5 auTh containing about seyentyhye with Ar
room bin Alleys, and He Of about arpeus Of
Land containing many hear fig and plum attached
This delightful retreat at Biloxi Miss, will be rented
The Furniture Billiard Table, Bar Fixtures etc. sale
reasonable terms
sSy-Comm unication with Mobile twice week.
H. X NIXON,
On Rasin street. al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

A,fk HEAD,lUARTERS WASHINGTON Ar
KNN& TITLE = y rsenal, Girod street
tFgTpV Tire Washington arerv win attend regular Month
akTGly Meetings o. the frsf MONDAY Of each month,
and Regular Drson THURSDAY OF svery week at O'Clock
until further notice.
BY order Of
j. B WALTON, Captain.
WILLIAM r. SLACK, o. s. mics
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23
departures Tbis Gap.


Date OF Departure of European. California
and Havana MmiIs, for March, 1859.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23
FINE MAHOGANY FURNITURE JUST RECEIVED
per shp ut auction.
BY J.. a. BEARD co.

INRIDAY, the goth inst, at 10 leg o'clock
Il A. ~. At No. Commercial Place. vi be sold
Rosewood aud Mahogany Ma beop Tables Sofas TGte
pTetes Easy Rocking Paor Chairs: BedseAds AImoirs
Bureaus Once Desks superior Fire Proof Iron Safe Copy
ing Press, etc, etc. -
rSF-TFRMs-tash. m22
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

GEO e. RICE Esq OF Boston, will slso recito his Poem
entitled The Present line, written for the Mercantile Lii
brary Association of BoSton)
sF-Doors open quarter Lecture rs
o'clock.
yrickets q centsFor sale at the principal Bookstores
E. A. ryle ITO Canal street I'D the of the
alton. Of Canal and Exchange Place. M!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23
SPALDING & RoGEEHss,, MUSEUM AND AHrHI

Performance EVERY EVENING and EVERY SATURDAY
NOON Ahnis-on--f fifty Gents; Children And Servants nan
price Saturday
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

CO. I. -. .. B.--Hownrc Lodge No. ~ naeess
EVERY THURSDAY EyENtEG. In Lodge Room No. 8, Qdh
Fellows Hall ~ o'clock. Oliceus-AIEXk, PORfEOUS,
n o.. A. DE SOFA. v @. JOS. MAGNER, Eegordng Sec
Letaryi =. pASILVA, Per Secretary; fHADnEus u VAN
HORN Tren.urlr las
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q Nsw 'IrIean.. ! Nan PARxgR-Ne. iIsst
DK VIRTUE Of and; In ebed1ence to an order
- Of ,-s resaersd Ware. Issh sss and aeetss "
above enfirie will proceed s-i public alesioa
SATURDAY the 81 day n april, 1853, III O'clock AZ
n. Delta Warehouse Fuo1 Isfsvefe
and Girod sireets, in The First District Of Ibis city
Movesbie EGecfs y en-
isas 90 eseeat CRY Hoel he corner
Of Front and cuscEahou stree 10 he Seco1d ls
city. per inventory 70 be seen my o1ie=.
Seized professionally in the ABOVE suit
TEkMS--t;ash The spot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-10
THE REPUBLICAN ADDRESS.

tkitoN lififkNh--
Tne che'ce of Governor end ether sxssu'7e al e.
tslsuve ofaeerr re state, ard mcsalso8an ofrspro
tetstyss n she next Congress " tho Usasd ss'es, ia.
Tsri 70 nc approaching election unusual reres. aEd
Tct'arce. ne rosy which 10 nzFs hs admo ,ssration
q euF domestic sasfs, and re vssled lo'erssss which
cluster srotrd cus rtions lsfssor, mtss isse shspe
tte csutissreg frtn he decisions hen . - aada q
sc lsiei oex snd iunte ysasa q EFo aaa dsr mtrat
rg t.vssrutrt sr cfIsx snd cc-rups yr-. e1 b re.
fiUicd tftn 'sc vtf3.cl Esn t ID yItr ssctd5 ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-10

cheaYed
While this vote berg taken twas announced tos,
there present two commissioners from ao noroah
camp, with communication % the r.cnoiicr. There
greet excitement in ths Convention Then "a,
sIoac1s wore introduced. The communication as res,
luton Of Americans favor 60 operating ta rne
repuhHcqns removable t-ros 10 he aasrios sssras.
and adopting ne report Of tho Ccmntee If Conference
The question 10, will there be agree -esprc.
to the csndda'ee ano viii that sgreeen. he faithfully
Calrisd oat By The voters Of both pastisa2
syRACuss, Sops o. 10 2. M.
All atterop's az com7rnnse have failed The Aasri
have juat nominated Lorenzo Eurro for Governor
ard arc Proceeding 20 nominate an Independent sce
entire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-10
SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD.


sYRsct'sy, sep. SIS p. NJ
The 80 conventions sppsr 70 have blundered iuto
ccnpete snar The republicans laScad Of adopting tne
report ii the Committee Of Conferences pure and simple,
sroposed series q resolutions comprising All tte points
fersed AEON, but mixed M wlh 60 much ifoosolsm a.
70 he 81 as.eul to The Americacs Zoe worst OF
,bst al the resolicrs cf tie republicans were hy mis-
tale ON ssly r.asnsed 70 the Amercass who took ths
Ia high dudpecn Indicating desirs 70 dcla,s 10 then,
and wso voted 70 20 aud nouinste an indeponden,
tIcset
Mr. Van Dyck explained 70 the republicans the chag,er
Of blunseFs, and another comm Tee of eight VAS sp
pointed to try and remedy H. Il was very questionable
whether amicsbe coalition could be made.
The speech which Mr. Stephens OF Csyuga, made, In.
acssed sps among the republic me- on ssoount Of what
he called hs ehsnDg them 70 q rotten and corrupt party.
tie the people would repuiia,e H. and the Arier
themselves would vote with TIE democracy.
Aner very interesting discussion on tae prop,sion
reported b. The Committee Of Conference a. 10 basis OF
union between the Americans and republican, they were
referred in s Republican Couvenisn 70 ms % nnyee
"a ResolutcDr ard reported back On tha. commit
ps ard adopted by the Convention sor Of addenda 70
,he platform of that party motion 10 sake ou reso
lucn favor Of depriving nsturszsd citizens Of the
,eht Of suffrage for Jcar after naturalization VA, os,
me tScptop ths resolution "ecp 70 csrbsr,rs
has ths remark g that while tae republicans maize c,u
scsricn 10 the Amercscs the laer AID not return ,nc
l9upGez',
gse rsmss % GoTefrcT King and Hsnry ssden hav-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-10

NV L GkFt u voEHt ftT vt to7ftrs
Thurow Weed vcse tor M- Morgan vas the ffst ever
Gait oy hun a. convention, a1t Sss re.esed ..n great
spoiause.
Kl s. county voted for Morgan O. Jnkirs, o. Cook, /;
Greeley
Eric county voted fold fcr Ilrssa
c0rm.se from he anes ical CoLvsEtleL, insisting
of Nesrru Andrews scrcIgg -aI Nartu2, Was here Al
Lcuncod scd received wib lo1t Ergag'o rad three
they ktcercei toe Platform, 10 Convention
gan.irg
Mr, ksrRtws presented the rcse'ion of tho American
Ccavculior, rhch Was received and lad txbe
temporarily.
Er porI,a o. sara,ogs, wi,hdrc the q James
VI. coss from the Convention ~ e candidate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-10


AFTERNOON spssror.
A, bali pas two o'clock ils C,nvsraoa wa c,lca 70
order.
Mr.. II. II. Wv DYcE, rrom tie commi.tts oa ResoiG-
tons reported lhe following ss rc resolst,ns
uendsd the expfesscn a ide sentmen's 0. s.s Ton.
vtn'icr,-
1Se 6rst four Teroniors -esers'c firm opp5g'tIn 70
slavery snd 70 s mo national territory.
Tie hfth f.rsiuti,r = OF folorvs--
kc.OiveG IhE. TIE GiciN pr0pouraed nv the srptArc
Ceur, OF the n sprthc in The Drea SCOT dtc,sca,
marrg every sauafe n'ls Of toe fotersl territory
vhich such txssrsoa msy be fiscss, dec ,ens no ob
ssi esirg non 20 Tcstt h3 extension OF slavery,
Ia, dtfpe such dcts OF the SGpgeue Court. alr
tes poser duy Of CcrrTeas y exonds slavery fr~g1
tne Teif' tfirs n The Jnlt9 ales
The SIKH seventh, eshth and ninth resolucrs refer
Estas sIcorrr gratitude 10 the oc devoted pobeeTs
of Ksrsse be preseaI Inhabitants for their reast
suse, fIom nrst 70 lsss, % slavery o?rTess'on,
Tthe beaEre or tie resolutions had LVt reserved
wkep ite HuAtD was put 70 rrs,s.
Mr.. gAsn, q srglsmtop, rovtd toe adopticu Of the
rescirllca. q a. committee.
hr. wsItn o. Erie moved thst the rcsouio5 extend.
ina the term Of vosing Alter ba,ursl zasn te stricken
out
Mr. CtRRo1f, of Rersrsaer sus,soed the resoascr q,
reported. He represented in which taere we're
large number cf resncrs, tu, mose n the repubcsn
rsry we're wiling thai such rtsolati)n sasald 30
sdoptsd a. they did noe desire illegal voNsg.
TIE molten 70 strike on, the resclupoa vas lest by
large vote.
The report e he cOmniass 90 Rcsoluaors vas sssn
adopted.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01

TuunspAr EvrsiSo, s..

TuuppAY EvEMNo, SEP. 9, 1858
Coaneil met Prcsent:--Mcssrs. Holt Hoyoy,
Heming aud Poornan.
The minutes Of the previous meeting wetC read
ard approved
John Poorman " Wnom was referred The oc-
count Of J. A. WOLF reported that he had found,
on examination, that said account should be- but
S220I aud recommended the payment Of that
amount in full Of said account
On motion Of A. b, Hoycy the Clerk was in-
strucled TO draw an order. on ist Ward fund, in
favor Of said Wolf, for S2207.
The following bills were ordered TO bo paid,-
Dr. Hovcy. for teams furnished for hauling on
strccis. in Cd Ward, s5is7; speilman q Fisher,
FOR setting curb stone in lst Ward. s6s1 7 Sw.
mout for work on streets. in lst Ward, s76G G,
II Heming, for services as street Commissioner,
in The years 1856 a S9A,Oo; G. F. Rcdfcld eor as
sist,ne street Commissioner, G days. $500
r. Ferguson. street Commissioner, reported the
MeAdamizing done by J sullivan, ON FRANKLIN
street, in the 2d Ward. completed in accordance
with contract, to his satisfaction and that there
L contained therein 425 l9iiOo pcrches. which at
N NNiitAtNN IlitN W. 'trs iNA Ii'iiN AtlNWWNo NN
Sl5205. Said Sullivan having bcretofor, rcccv.
ed an order Of $1,000 to apply on said McAdam-
iziug, on motion of Dr. Hovcy, the Clerk Wus in
structcd TO draw an order, on "a Ward fund in
favor of J Sullivan for Sl97Os, in full for hal
ance due hin for Matchmaking said franklin
street.
On motion Of Dr. Hovcy, the Clerk was also
instructed 10 draw orders as follows:
Ono for $4,000 in favor Of Geo Hartz, ia part
for services as Supervisor in 81 Ward, one for
$500 to same; one for S3OOin favor of Spcilmau
& Fisher, to apply on contract for Guttering on
Washington street one for $4,000, IN favor Of p.
oycrmycr, in part for services as Supervisor in
lst Ward; and one for $500 in favor Of Crowley
& Deadly, to apply on contract for Matchmaking
Washington street. in lst Ward, whichlast named
order the Clerk was instructed to deliver to Den
mis- Rcaridcn
On motion the Clerk was instructed TO notify
the Tifin Gas Company not to light the street
Lamps until there is a motor put in the 2d Ward.
On motion Council adjourned
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
Agrlculiurni Ball.

There will be social Cotillion Party at Lus
scr's Hall, on Wednesday evening o., 5th tC
which the dancing public Of TifIin and surroun
ding country are invited to attend. The music
and calling will be by Mr.. Dunham of Cleveland
assisted by Mr.. Boos aad the Wagner brothers o
Tiflin.
Cards of admission 81 co.
Mr.. Durham intends giving lessons in dancing
in Tifiin and adjacent villages, during the com
ing winter, and will be ready to furnish music
for Balls and Parties on short notice.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
Chse OF Ar.on.-.nnrn nnrnt.

The barn of Anthony Sherict in Liberty town
ship, together with its contents, was destroyed
by fire ON the night Of the 93d inst Whole loss.
some 81 ,500-insurcd for $780, Mr.. Adam
Gwinncr was arrested ON the charge Of setting the
Barn on fire and brought before Mayor Keen OF
this city for examination. Alter hearing the
case, the Mayor held Gwinncr under his own re.
cognizauec in the sum Of 81 900 to appear at the
October term of court Gwinneris worth copsid-
cradle property.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
From the Pawtueket t ID Gazette and Chronicle ofep
trmbcr III, 1889

At the State muster of the Ohio Fire Depart
Inent at Cleveland ON the 9th inst, three silver
trumpets were played for by the companies. Two
Of tho Jeffers side-stroke machines competed foi
the prizes, one in the first class and the other il
the second, each of which won the eprizeassignec
TO those Glasses. Forty engines were pres
ent.
AT the recent muster at Worcester, as we hav,
stated elsewhere, the Gaspee of Providence Zone
Of Jeiitrs's end-stroke machincs) drew her water
and played through 400 feet of hose and threw /
stream to the height Of l5l feet, rs decided by
the judges, which height was not oqualled by any
other machine.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
New Goodsl Now Goods,

scorr Bpo & Co, second room Shawhan's
Block, are in daiy receipt Of their splendid stocl
Of Fall and Winter Goods, which they say they
win sell cheaper than ever We ehecrfully rec
ommend their establishment to the patronage OF
"a LIBERAL public.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
EE'Remember, our county Far
comes of on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, the 9th, 7th and 9th of
October. Come everybody.-(Eg


Merchants and others, who wish their business
brought before thepubHc during our county Fair.
should call on us Immediately and order their
bills and cards. We are prepared to execute al
kinds Of Printing cheap and in a manner not to
ln snrnnssnl Nm NorIhorn Ohin.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
Than and BnrgIarr.

We learn Chat the store room of Robert Hatton
in Reed township was broken into one night
Hast week, and some $50 in money abstncted
from the drawer.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
The Davis IIonse.

Mr.. Wcrick is about 70 christcn his new hotel
with the cognomcn Of the Davis House, in hon,
or of its proprietor, Levi Davis Esq. Hccxpcc's
House will b. opened 10 the public on Monday
] next.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01

We wish Il understood that We will consider
It no insult, II any of our subscribers Offer us
mohey during the county Fair. Call in aud see
us at any rate. Don't be afraid Of intruding up
ON our nriynev.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
'HAVE YOUHBAKD THE NEWS
T1hsI NJ sCnIN
4 Nhesismanui
sctufina and leal

V,hsl sCntN
Il NkEs ismanui
lsctuuna and deal.
luc IN Havana and
iihiiesilc Cls1ft.
Alfo shnh Smo
Ring uHd Chewing
Tobacro ub.insiio
ShuViaht uilck, on
Nofsct St.i.Tifh,
Uiia 4 VIII ii
Owancrfricashfhan
cvci before OH ted
ihthis vicinity.
Here you will find
iho greatest vauct,
pf tieffs, Tobacro.
Nc.evct exhibited
in thit ciiv.aud on
tn De ,ii snftutl OF on
thrprIno oidnirk
sale and smailtfic
itsi the hnff hcine
4 uud on ha6lat az
limcs ON deter
mincitd itliatpti.
tcs that canuot Gil
% De saiisf1riUfv.
Aud lC uit sioct
dont give safisfnr
tinu whennnf based
return 90, and Twin
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
End orvoiumeTen.

This number Of the Tribune closes the Tenth
Volume. We feel grateful to our friends for the
liberal assistance they have given us, during the
past year, and particularly to those who have
been instrumental in extending the circulation o.
the Tribune. We promise our readers better
paper than they have ever before received. N,w
is an excellent timl for old subscribers to pay ur
and new ones TO begin.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01

tYA reduction of pot nom the above rates will
be made for Cash
The space occupied By 0lnss Of The type composing the
body Of the Advertisement win be considered square
An uspdent aAvefsem anti. together wiu Adninistra
Non Attachment, Road AMI Ditch Notices, must be paid
fof In advaate.
Advertisements Inverted for an inaeinite time will be
charged for until orleredout r
When yearly Advertisements are inserted, ono or more
nhnnges will be alowed. y
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01

Appointments OF the minister's Of the
North Ohio Conference Of the MpthOd~
list Episcopal Church for the year 1885,
81.
Cleveland Dist, Tho Barlul I. f.
Cleveland, church Street, A. Wheeler
fg Bridge Street, 4 j Pope
Elyria, j. A. Kellam, M. X, Hard Sup.
Avon. s. 4. Ward 'l
Brooklyn Station g. A. Rocdcr
Circuit, II, Sifirl
Berea G.. W. Breckenridge
Rieh6el1, NJ $ Starr, j Munsinger
Brunswick, s. Prentice, A, r. Palmer
Medina, S, NJ. Beatty
omstead Falls C Dover, W, b. Drcsbro, A. G,
Hmd
Wellington, A. X Owen, c. Thomas, R. II.
Chubb Sup.
Vermillon, r. S. Wait
La Porte, S. NJ Pounds
Amherst, j. NJ. Hitchcork
Baldwin University, j Wheeler, Pres. W. II.
Barnes, G. II Hartupec Professors, all members
Of the Berea Quarterly conference
SAxpusKy DIsrRlCr, VIM G. Pierce p. +.
Sandusly, A. Wright, Il. II. levitt Supt,
Tifin, John A. Nudge
Rennbic, Jesse Williams, j. WI Baxton
Bchogle, u Richards
I Norwalk, s. Mower
Monroeyile W II. Saoey
Perkins, John Mexican
Milan, l. j Gard, /, -, itlten sup
Clyde, A. B Castle, u thompson
Port Clinton, John WI thompson ,fr Alrf
Melmore, ). II Jewitti ~ Dl1skeh
Fairfield, X. Wilcox, e. Warner, n. b' VA
son Supt. afa
tloreneesd. A. Browni Il Humphrey
Lake shore Mission v. Mitchell member oil thf
Sandusky Qawterly conference.
Mansfield District, II. s. parrish T. Z.
Mansfield, w H. Neckcrson
Bellyille, Nd Close, F. N. Robertson
Ontario, j. Whitwoql, 4, efsfls sfHfa Ea1
New london q fi'chyille, a Ranfeld
Olivesburg, W O. Huestiss, w. III. Spaf1rd
Shelby, g. II, Owen
Plymouth, j. T. Kellam, r. Hagor
Orange, p r RosebTry r p
sullivan, j; IL beardsley -
Ashland' ~ ~ bpsii f. r aillfelli sup
JeromeNliefJ' MeNaoD, :" falrehliu
MI Guead' .. >. tooto
annapolis, w. n. Painter
western book Ooneefn' a. zoe agent y mem
Der OF Ashland '1uartefly conference
ONO Fenltenhary' 3 warner, chaplain mem
Der OF Mt. Giiead Quaftefiy conference
MOUNT VERNON Disr. III. Whiteman p. f.
Mount Vernon Eastern charge n II. Barker
Banning W. NJ Conaut
1 Y. RAYMOND Sup
Utica, O. Hartley, A. B. Cochran
Il N Ia.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
Job Printing,

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

@ All Advertisements MUST be handed in by
Wednesday Of each wsek, 10 secure their appear
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
Judge CareV,

May bo expected to speak in Tiflin, on Satur-
day or Monday evening before election. Due
notice however will be given.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01

Tiffin Prices Current.
CoorRserto wseKLv NJ
BBRIYER & SNBA AT II ,
Dealer 10 Dry GooIs qroseries Carpeuns,, Boots an
Shoet sal Ready Made Clothing And nnfehasei err
tfy description Of Graiu ADD Prodtta toi CASH
WHEkr-s0.q1lai.
goHN-f shullsl1 u0550'i
DO tEstl i3e.
RvE-5iR5l.
nAHUHv--n1ni5.
ukTs-o0 ? zoe,
BEASs-O,7a
fortruEsa-.l0c. -
EutF sfrb- en.isat,9O,
fiaorny sfED-0 90 5000
RUrrEa--0ua q t2o.
Eknn-I0
Tahu1v4la ~ Toe
sMuKEp iitus-ns dl0c.
do sinsi Avp suoULpERs- 64O8d.
ffCKtED POHK--S|01ss
MAFLE sUaAn--lOo.
do MoLAssEs--j0 d7jo.
EEswAN-2nG2ic.
~ EtrHEBs-3500
HAog-2c.
Day Arrts'--st.r0 PgfBs
GRges Hinss-atic perlb.
Uav do 100.
Euas-9 O7o. b dozen.
PoRV-S 100 a. t51
Clossr Ser ~ ~ so 13,51
WooL-23 Gl7c
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01

C7y- Thanks to Mr.. W. D. Scott, Of the firm Of
Scott Bro. & Co. for a valuable file Of Eastern
Papers.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
MARnIEn.

September 25th by r. Hattcn ]. p, Mr.
Fernando Everett and Miss Jane A. Duesler
all, of Reed township.
EB~ See notice of Opening by the Misses
Husband in another place.
gz- Roaderseail for next weeks paper carly.
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TlFFiM GYMMAHlpM.

OONS N nhauhtuS blocA fiirl nQrf, ehiranco ilon
III MaarkatsetE where all kinds OF useful and innooqnt
nereises may be had every laotains und evening.
TEuMss--fhree Oolaa Year o. Ono Dollar Tor three
honihs. For particulars inquire Of g. CaoNsK, al his
Iookst0re, whep Tickets may BE- progurcd. fsbls-1
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sPEoIAL NOTICES:
Ratas of Advertising,

Agreed upon BY the propeior Of the Tmn Tribune and
ssnocl Adverer May 10th, 1853, be strictly enforced
In all casrss
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Mothers! Mothers!l Mothers!!l

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This valuable preparation h the prescription Of one ofthe
noa experienced aud skinl female Pbysicnps in New
England aud has been used with neYerfaiiug success in
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We believe Il the best and remedy in the world IN
Il cases 9f DyspntaTy and DaWhna in children, whothe
ardses from eethg from any 0hrT ohuse II Is sur
give immediate rsliefto infants suffering from wind collie
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l Il worth iis weeuin gold. I.Hf rL p
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e7,-None genuine unless The f,e.smile. Of CURTHa&
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senecn CO. Acndcm,

We would oall attention to this Institution
which is located in Republic
Tho number of students in attendance is on,
hundred and fifty.
AT the eelosc Of the Term, the Seneca Co Teach.
ors Institute will be held at the Academy, and
will coqtinuo one week The Institute is to com.
mcnce Nov. lst
The Winter Term Of the Acadcmy is to com
mence Nov 10th, aud will continue fifteen weeks
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
FOR SALE Ar THIS QFFICE.

One Fall Scholarship n.he Ohio state and UniOn Law
College, Cleveland, Ohio. 7 Vt.rf rflrFF
One Fultscholarhp inthe Eclectic College Of Medicine
Cineinpati, Ohio. .s .-
NGoi tie above whibo sold very cheap for Cash.