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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-07

TuAr SANE OLD TcNE-wben you arc in
qnandary and don't know.what to play, play
,rumps, we have heard say, is rule of HOylc.
The Wheeling argus proceeds upon this same
principles, We have several tunes noticed. Once
catch the editor Of that paper at trick like We
exposed the other dav, viz: usurping the keep.
ership Of Gen Fecny's conscience, and he is
sure to grOwl Blact Rspublicaaism! at you
Its h bug-a,boO, his stock in trade, his harp Of
thousOndstrings, that never fails him. He saws
on it and dongs on it on all occasions, no odds
vhCtherit has not even the most distant peril.
ncncy to the subject under consideration. We
made plain comment upon the Arg,u' illibcral
course towards Gen. Fecny. Inreply, ilattcmpts
no justification Of its arrogant assumption to
dictate how office holders, like him, shall vote,
but It makes at us with one of its never filling
old cants about black rcpublicanism. This is
fair specimen of the intellectual resources of
the Wheeling ArgsA Alive have to say, is,
that we pity il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-07

TuE ECLIPSE OF TaG Sux ~ sEprRzHEa-sir
John Darlington has offered to place vessels ut
the disposal of men of science for observing the
great eclipse of the sun which will take place in
September next This eclipse will be total, and
its appearance will be best seen in South Amer.
ca, particularly about Lima, 1t is anticipated
that an astronomical expedition may be organ
lied, and in this case, foreign astronomers would
be invited to Join the expedition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-07

DrAfH ~ ruE DtcnIss o. OslrANA-Eyen
amid the heat Of our own political disputes the
announcement q the sudden death of Helene
Louise, Duchess q Orleans which took place
yesterday At TWiekenham, viii command the
attention and insure the sympilhisa Of thsrEa.
gli,h people The misfortune appears 10 have
ALLEN very suddenly on thsrNilSd Royal Family
Of PIancc-hlmo>t a. suddenly indeed. a. that
former calamity which eighteen ycars ago befeil
the Duke of Orleans and IN the iull pride and
strength % manhood removed him from the
scene on which, according to IN anticipation, he
would have played - distinguished part
According to the report We have received, and
which we lay before our readers this day, Il docs
not appear that until the very last there was any
idea that the Duchess was in any serious dan
ger. She had but attained the mid term II nc;
there was about her every appearance oi sound
and vigorous constitution The thing, however,
was not to be; She has been called away while her
ivo sons stand upon the verge el manhood aud
without snoNlcdge Of what may brlall them aS
the scrollof French history is gradually unrnlled
The Duchess " Orleans i nor che first instance
u the miserable instability II fortune which
seems 10 bc the lot Of those pTin,es,es who have
allied themselves with the French crown, hut
yet her story Is melancholy enough. hans.
ported at an early age from the dull but peace
ful monotony Of petty German court 10 the
splendid palaces Of France, united in marriage
with the heir Of the French monarchy, happy
In her children, in the affection Of her husband
and in her own character, one would have sad
that hers was inderd an rnviaLle lot. Five years
elapsed, and she was widow. Her husband
persisted hy dreadful death upon the very an.
niversary Of their wedding day. Another pc.
ricd Of i've years, or thcrcabouts, passed b.
and the young widow was fugitive aud an out.
east from French soil, hearing with her the boy
who, as she had every right 10 suppose, would
one day have occupied the throne Of France
To the credit VI the poor lady il must be- said,
that Of all the members Of the Orleans family.
she was the one who displayed the most spirit
in the days Of February, 1915 She endeavored
most strenuously to preserve the Inheritance Of
her child when the courage Of men gave way.
There is an end now Of all this, aud her long
exile, but the recollection Of the many virtues
and Of the noble character Of Helene, Duchess
Of Orleans. will illustrate dark page In the his.
tory Of the family with which she was united.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-07

NOBLE SENrINENrs-Condemn no uian for not
thinking US you think LIT every one euio
the full and free liberty of thinking for himself
Let every man use his own judgment since eve.
ry man must give an account Of himself to God
Abhor every approach, in any kind of degree,
to the spirit Of persecution. Ifyou cannot rca.
son or persuade man into the truth, never at
tempt to force him into it. lflove will not com.
pei him, leave him to God, the Judge ofall--
TJohn Wesley.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-07


LFEIN WASHINGTON Cm- W1oiesah Shoot.
iHg.-Thc Washington Star Of Saturday, has
the following
Last night party Of about twenty-five
young men and nearly grown boys, took the
town. as il were, in and around the F&th and
Sixth Wards Their ostenSble GRAND was to
tear down bills on which was displayed the
name Of a candidate in the approaching election.
Not content with thus outTagng the rights of
fellow citizens, on arriving opposite the house
Of Mr.. Thomas Fugitt, near Blngden's wharf, in
the Sixth Ward, OIL which one Of the bills were
posted, they fired general roIey into it from
the revolverS and pistols with which they were
all, apparently, armed Though there were
twelve or fifteen persons in the house forum.
ntely no one was wounded The scoundrclly
rutlianS took to their heels instantly after dis
charging their weapons. 4 bullet dropped nv
them in front Of the house has been handed To
us-a murdGrous one truly, such as Is made ut
the Washington arsenal to be used in patent
arms The gang perpctrating these outrages,
are some Of them known as the "Rams," who
with other kindred clubs seem bent on control.
ling our municipal affairs after their own pe.
culiar method.
We are told Of q somewhat similar gang,
numbering six or seven, who paraded portion
Of Pennsylvania avenue yesterday, royoiversin
hand, and swearing their determination 80 car.
~ the election"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-07

Tnr Planters (I.a) Buaaer, speaking of the
Bell Crcvasse, says that i. has put over forty
plantations under water, and destroyed cane
enough to make twcuty.thrcc thousand hogs.
heads Of sugar A railroad that cost millions Of
dollars has nearly stopped operation, and an i'm.
menss sheet of plantations between Lafourche
and the Gulf Of Mexico are under water.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-07

ALLTERArlOS.-A good specimen Of allitera.
ton is given by correspondent Of the n. Y.
Independent, in late number OF that paper, as
follows:
Whatever, then, may be the rights and du.
ties Of minOrilies or m9iorities, magistrates,
judges, legislators or people, let 1t be forever
remembered that neither presidents, princes,
nor pOtCntates; neither, paroles parliaments, nor
the people; no, nor prophets, principaliteS, nor
powers, can by any possible process, ever make
that to DO right which God has made us know
Is NrONQ.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-07

NEWSPAPERS IN SouTu ArRloA.-Tbe n. Y.
Journal Of Commerce has very interesting
letter from Cape Town, South Africa, the lead.
ing town Of the English Colony. He writes
thus about the intellectual condition of the col.
ouy:
had expected to meet with two or three sor-
~ newspapers in Cape Town and the Colony;
whereas the number exceeds that in the United
States in proportion to the white population
here, while some Of them are Of the largest di.
mansions and most perfect mechanical execu.
ton, and edited with IN industry and ability
which would be honorable to tile newspaper
press Of New York. Having made the acquaint.
ance of the intelligent and courteous editors Of
the Caps ArgVt, the CIpt Monitor, aud the
Cape NeredptiEc Adreytiser, was able through
their kind assistance not only to obtain the
titlss Of oil the papers published in the Colony,
but copy ofearh, al of which, bound IN
volume, shall preserve with sacred care as
memorial Of the triumph of civilization and
Christianity, the like Of which is not upon re.
cord, since true civilization was not inauguratcd
in Southern Africa above fiity years ago
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-07

= = ''''''''' NEW FIRM.

ms. nARtLfrr 4 wiz CltgLI, Dentists, i1i
MaTkvistIyct, oppcsiteN Asbine ,oh Hell, Nht's
SILItSiluFNa.
br, Ninchsi bshg eoupeilsdty hittaridiy iuefta'ng
business To Gdd 60 Biz iactrstof do,ut vfar, takV
pensufrb utotmnf hs friends and the putt hathVh
FORMED business connection viii \. =. nftlgu NJ. u,
Hho hat had hcyh NPrtruC ihtht psH
tai pfoi,sii3b.
DIS "a " atsprrparcd 10 psrfotmrTrTy opsral'otlh
Surgical aud Mechanical brutstryat, amuHt viii, ana
practice al iihe p,utaA tt ard
EuArauirt thatiot beauty ,durabi, aud practical Utility
tArit ATtheiAl Teeth shailnoi be- surpa,ssd.
Prfseut uho have fculsd thsufrrvt The pleasure aHu
coInoTt Of AruLcial1e iron the great dread VI tuasF
inexperienced daring hentctaiary preliminary estate
tcu OF the ola teeth and fots thatbl anew
Vocras, cntrel unltt Chlortiofm Ehstuot ap"lea.
Ue 10 most Gaze, aud pSscf yAars.s iH on teeth are
nov extracted ulihoutpau.
Ahylulofnatiun AaNCr AppetAuluE to Their p'oiet'
sion they sul be pleased IN giNtgrails,
Please sail aid vNlai lelmeIt VI Artificial Teeth.
~ OlieF open a ~ h1uTr. s-plG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-07
DENTISTRY.

VHEundersEur respectfully Inform the putie ihbthty
have associated hrmsrlvr, together for the practice
q DtntisTt. Their ocrs atla MAftytstrrttt bslUtCh
Monroe an Cuion ss. sbrre thy al be haTpt TO lTS
their ffitnd5 aud AL oihru uslnF the services Of
Drtttt.
1hey were both students andtors vettl y'afhe Aitsi
ants Of ihvlaic Dr, uhrh, and me trfar partner has
hccn eons'any trFHged IN NE pfArc ipr himself for the
eleven years. dItlnE Nhchtwt he hufbeeomt Argunn
Ted uiih of The leading Dentists In almost all tla
cir' Of the United States and has fawats,d himtdt
with theiT various psculiattSin operating 1lry ueFs
fore itl confident Of hrine able To give enirf Natheton
TO al Eho may favor thrla Hiihthe!fpstrolarr.
AIR EunERTkON,M y.
Wheeling, Nov. Is, 1851 JANIS ORR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-07
Assignee's Sale,

THE following ofg-sd u private sale until the hrtt
Monday 10 June next, vhsn such o. Il rrnair uf-
sold u be offered 81 Pebble Aueicn At hs Court House,
VIII
as shares Of 'tost Of the Wheeling and Bhpoa Rrd-t
Company; g ahHrf % stock u the Washnstcn ah A..
sosiAu,u; rev No 81 10 81 Matiheui Episcopal Ctifc
lots Nc. 1872 aud ~, IN Monnt Wood Cemetery, Lots No
lsg and i9J In Centre WheenE lot No. q eGuaTr No 70,
10 south Wheeling; totSC ag In he Of Moundvs;
Lots No s. p 10 10 and part Of 10. with sNtensop IL
for ti3 payable To- work 10 s line Of Ne hussst at
prices, deiaAnd IS Lots w JAeohs ADDITION 10 South
Wheeling which out Of the city limits and free ey
taxation snd are desirable for ettHp residences.
For term, &C., apply 10 Jas aser ileary TAliAn
10 relation the last named g L-t q Mr. VIA CoHnn
near the premises. BAkfR, rAl.LANf BAKER,
apsJ-tl AuEuctA Of WIN, 7. ktIby.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-07

Is Canada they boil everything for greens
beginning with mullen leaves, and leaving of
with window blinds
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-07
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TE eoparueT.hp hsIttoste cxIiing under the hrm Of
). x. Durham Co. Is this day diIIolved by maiull
eonseri. J.K. DuNHAM,
Wheeling, Nay iit, 1855. JAMES Y. IARNES.
THE Chlna Glass and Qus,ttSHFe business viii be
tnusd under The aud style Of llobbi Barnes,
Who viii seuis the bgshs,n Of the lsie Gfn Of y, x.
DunhAm / Co.
The unfyngned VII continue lie manufacturing d Pint
Glass Al tbsir m4nutte1y In south Whetlrg. under the
business 81 the late Arms OF HaTnrs Hohbs Co. and
J. L. Hobbs Co. JOHN I. H0BliS.
Wheeling, May ittr ISIS. JAMES BARNES.
myg6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-07
CHARLES w. GRAHAM,
= ~ - RKka a u 'uE ~ - n, a ~ y ~ n

THE undersigned would inform the citizens OF wheeling
and tienity that having purchased the Drug AMI Pee
seTptou Store formerly ONntd hy Dr. Ianrt TlEhcf, he
viii continue 90 carry ne Dug busntss IN MI Na
branches. lie respectfully sohca continuance oE
the public patronage which has heTrOor- been literally
extended towards this cd aud veil known eit,btneLt.
Il vii be hts ain to keep ever htng, n the pgFtr Kind
And At the lowest price, usuAy 10 be found "a we'll far
uslrd Duur establishment.
Prescriptions carefully compounded from the pures "
Medicines. CHARLES ". GRAHAM,
No. 20, cor. Siala aud Wch-lerss,,
myl9 Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-07

ScENrN BRookLrN.-There was consider.
able excitement in Brooklyn on Wednesday
last, caused by the successful attempt Of the
people to rescue young aud beautiful Ameri.
can girl from the possession Of the keeper Of a
house of prostitution, named Mrs Brown. The
facts Of the case are thus stated:
A Mrs. Gregg is the mother Of very beauti.
ful young girl, sixteen years old, and accom-.
plished to a degree. The girl is proficient in
the French language, as well as in music, and
altogether possesses sufficient education TO ct
her for almost any position in society. She
states, however, that her mother drove her
from home, and lefl her without means Of sup.
port so that she was Obliged to secure living
in house ofprostitution.
Mrs Gregg made several complaints against
Mrs Brown for abduction, hut they were all
discharged. To-day, she made, through her
counsel, an effort before tho Police Justice Of
Brooklyn, to obtain possession Of her daught.
or. The Justice refused 10 consider tue COM
plaint
The counsel for Mrs. Gregg accused Mr. Pier.
cy Counsel for Mrs. Brown OF having said in
Court that he would give his gold watch for a
certain purpose. This Mr.. p. denied, and then
called Mrs Grcgg's counsel blaekguard. \
fight very nearly ensucd, but the Justice check.
cd the parties, and told Mrs Brown to leave
She attempted to do so with the girl, when the
mother was advised by her counsel to seize her
daughter.
tremendous crowd had now assembled in
the basement Of the hall, and the cries were
loud in favor of seizing the girl. She aud Mrs.
Brown entered a carriage in waiting, when the
mother, urged on by the people, made delibe
rate effort 10 get her out Mr.. Percy graSped
Mrs. Gregg By the arm, and endeavored to get
her into the carriage and drive away with the
two prostitutes. Hc was Immediately seized BY
the Times reporter, and threatened with drub.
blng, when the editor of Brooklyn paper ad
vised the girl TO leave with him.
The crowd then attempted to assault Mrs
Brown, ordering her to leave within five min
nteS, or else receive a coat Of tar and feathers
The driver Of the carriage became frightened,
dove rapidly away, and the crowd made rush
alter the girl, whose rescue was greeted with
tremendous cheers The girl was carried to the
residence Of her mother, with whom, however,
she steadily refuses to live.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-07

Ina MlssOrm lIIrER Whatever sl,o We
may complain Of these limss, We cannot say
that itis want VI ness Our Geographic col.
umn Is kept constantly alive with sensation
Items We have 'lssys Oh hand nov = days,
''.hs latest" British oulrsgc. news from Utah,
news about New Orleans rord, isun. news about
the great and horrible damages done by the
rain. for information upon this la,l head, wee
dispatches about the Missouri river, in tO-dsy's
paper
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-07
whsunF,Sor.is,issf JANIS DIR. ''''' . =

n. B.-Molt y. o. take pleasure Ia referring, typ
mission, 10 The following arntlsmFn:
v H. Weed d. D., Hon Geo. W Thompson, ills lien ara
Caldwell Morgan Nelson Hsq, b. Vs. Eod EsQp Dr.lohn
FTisteli, Dr.. W. J. Bates, NJ. r. H. Cummns Or. y.
Hlreth, Dr.A +. Todd, Talant DelApiAn John RnotV
lag, MeClAllrH,. Knox Co., Marsh TaJloT. noVl9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-07

Is regard to apple tree blossoms in this month
red blossoms indicate fruit, and white do not
The general redncss Ofthe blossoms this season
is good omen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-07
Transient Advertisements.

Il would be = relief from very di0gr,sabls
duty, which We are obliged % perform every
day ifhll peFsna woold remember that tran.
silent Advertisements MUST BE- PAID FOR ~
ADVANCE. Requests AFsmade Tor u 10 copy
advertisements. very oIisn, and charge to par.
iIea 0fcoun.e We don'tdoso. EI-The mon.
y must, in al cnSr'. accompany lhc sdvsr.
lisslnenL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-07
Reapers and MoWers.

THE advantage and economy q Harvesting Machines
has ben 90 inly demonstrated to make them almost
LANCER Afford to bv without them. Al those WLo uh 10
purchase this season should make ner ETTangrtnts now,
In order 10 secure machine IN time for The connF harvest
The fub'erbers are prepared oder superior lnducrutn
20 buyers, and can give them The choice Of dasru ur
traed and reliable ma hines NJ tie Manufacturers prices,
and warranted to the extent Of the purchase money.
We would Invite attention TO the following lot Of untuT
passed hATvt'ters:
Necofmieks Combined Reaper and Mover,
AulnA do 90 sslf Raket
NvrN York Single Reaper,
Aultmkn lllrr's do Mover,
uu1s 10 do
Orders for auy o. the above viii Ire prompt attention
II addressed 70 sMI IN 0ORBELL,
Dehlers In Agricultural Irplemrtt,
myi9 Wheeling, We.
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Z nc Greater IsnTgnin act.

vii sell superior FIX ROuEs Of go yards EACH zane
quality 'o! last fofa SIS to 49, Fer only
SO apiece. challenge my merchant possessing
ludgmtuI about ''lks, to dsnT tia; pc'c or
sold thaN ttifValue. Asoa ilprrior article GOLORBD
POBLYDE E03hS 4 QJYLLBS. side siflpss, very de.
Iable colers and de lsns and viii be sold AZ b4rgAn.
They are % aTefy Tcrni Importation d alss New YORK
retail aud laslt hyoW lrporisr cost.
A0, just received, about - hrst patterns " new Byleu
fancy slkt. YER, handsome I'D cheap.
lb0BAbEGE, LAWS 4 ClALLI H0BEs. both aide stripes
and double skirts BATtgs Robes ~ yds each such sold
last Ihon for so, vii nov stll Tor g. Chaly IEobes
excellent ly very ehthp. Pine Lawn Robes only One
Dollar and Fty Cents apiece; ~ AlE& llEYMANB,
ap8-Sm ISL NRlf 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-07
French Goods.

HlSTZEs20O pieces ~ vide, warranted fast solurI at
y llS cents aEhys sold ior lS ME yard. Also -
second mourning clintlss nt ~ cents
LOuPlNEs BEST ALL WOOL DE LAME At3IJS cents
per yHrf
LAWNSTir very brsi qualify, which used 10 Iei At ~
cents, nil sell nov At igL cent?. Zone good quality ~
low a. on els yard.
CiALLY De LAlNRs-Ilhln ani figured, The Vefy insIt
plain Al 20 cent, and figured 1t Is cent. yard
nMBRs GRAPE EKsPAGNE-Zj pisess beautiful styles
and -oorp, very low price.
OMBRR BAEEGE 80 pieces, worth 50 cents, for only
25 cents yard.
E9-Afeu pIses' Amellns Dress eood', very nice ard
cheap
800 Pieces New Silk.-Aa excellent aiLboitd
Black sk Yery rich asre y inch Eldv At only OK cts
per yard; solilal resonant per ynd.
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For Rent

fJ'uE Siogs. gopm o. MAn strc,i, NoHh WhrslNr, W
i nsrly occupied ~ >, u. Woodfav Fut ~fmt hpll
10 luhl9l GEnRGl D. WlCktAM,
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TRUST SALl

II ALE HOsE--SHs, Linen, Li,it uts,d anA Cotton
Half H0tc, Of AZ siylcs and quality Cor al. vvfS l1u
b Usii WuEELER LAl,iN, i0s Malust
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New Advertisements.
sTRAWBDRRY FEsTIVAL

TUE Ladies o. he 4th PryfhyfTan Chafeh, vii hcd
4 STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL, tsr Ne rupots q raising
ntant 10 rvHotAe me Chuteh, ItrstSg srshlsg The
lVih instant is3-tt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-07

NlTHitk siliisTs I've have iarsg stosk Of Wiz
w srit, plain Linen and Maptliyf, DO, FAncy 6AFti
Of ell styles and quAis,, for sale v,ry los By
l5i WHEELER LAkIN, lO3 Malnu
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-14
THE OOLLEGIATE COURSE

win erbr1ce tho nod annr,ved and practical forms NJ
kaoninr bno,by Doubc Eify n the various len1r neni
Of rrte 1nl 'nnn'rie 'n,m ling The General Nholes1le
and Rctol T'riane. Evoha71e, Commission, Manuftc.
urinv, Railroad, Uauknr. Printing, Mining, Shipniug,
Steanboaung, IN iviu, p1rtuerhip aad Comp'und Com
panv Hustuess. Atmonuscrip's from which the student
COMES ara written In b1l rapid h1rd, which viii
serve treu auvinry In securing 10 him an excellent
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-14
ny MANY PETITIONERS.


TbooMS Ia shawhanS nhek thiri story, entrance from
~ Market sics, whcfl "a kini Of usefal sni nnoooni
oAcr'isos nay Do had every ynolains snl evening.
frRass--fhree Dollars NeaB oae Dollar Tor three
months For panicnNrs iuluito uf q. gsoNsE, az his
ncok'tore, vhsse Tickets lnal ~ procured, soisu
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-14
T He COLLEGIATE COURSE

whchis intended TO embrace Az branches 'Puroly Mer
eane has heen recently enlarged, aud be egar
led o the lengthy, thorough and comnete
rinroluced public ia any similar institution nthe
United States.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-14
THE REGULAR CoURs

Is intended represent every speces Of business fom
smallest Reaii 90 the heaviest and most ntcsie a
Wholesale anil Commi ssinn, wellas Bankug, RirOaA
ioe.eie demands tprosenb by vast and constantly
increosug Commerce.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-14
FACuLTY.

H. n. BRy.~r. n. D. sra,rrov, ]. g. BRytvr, J. T.
CkLKisl, T. T. C,LgtSs,R r. A. H,rgs insrictor' IN The
Hcinufu OF Aecou1i and Lcctnr-f Bnfness Cnsoms.
r. spEycER s0vs, tu,tfuctori In Busincu anl o..
namouta penmlnship and Lecturers on Commercial Cor
fesnnnirnco.
Hon HoRAcr M,vy, Hon Gro. W. CLtNros, Hon. Ell
uU BUaRtrr, Special lspctureri
Hon SAHUEL SrARKwEArugR IIoRAcE D Clark, Es1i
Hon. 1EssF q Hsu1r, Lecturer on Commercial Law.
Rev FaguE1tcK r. HRowN, Pres. Asa M,HASi Lectu
fers nm political Economy.
Rev tAvEs ELLEn, Rev. Dr. AIEEy, Lecturer on Com
mefsia Ethics
r. p. H,xpY, J. g. Mruni,u, Lecturers on Banking, III
nance, etc.
w. O. Ntatu,tt H. @. Lrrs. t,,o.urars, on The Genera
rrn .ipissa "a Details Of Railtoalng.
}. %. Nsggi,N ENERsoS J.. WHuE, Lecturers on Com
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-14

A PETITION win Do ntesaui ID 10 he Commis ioners o.
~ seneca t0nav AMI State of Ohio attheif inne session
p 1854 for uc hyingoni ani estahihipgui County Road
"a said Comfy commencing point Ia ne cenre OF A
coauiyf South of TOO pniul he south ine OF hg
Wpoh pasinre OF H. A. Hat raanag thence North TO- ani
Trough sald nRsre, 10 tho Nifin line theFeo thence
NorhwanN tolha Nr a. County Roar oommony sacalledi
menee West on asd along said connv Rna % te town
tween me townshn ~ Cntoa Anil IIonewan ani Liberty
ani Pleasant to tho 'usnebiak County Road commonly
SO called
ApriiSN ny MANY PETITIONERS,