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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-27
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Der uYbilabrIpbia Dcmpfrat" cine an
getlid pon bem 0tfpubliimer @ ilIcn
in Snbiana grbaltene, pom Den I1mdbs
liAiten Scleieigunsrn sesen bic 2lbpps
tip5iirger pimmcInpe 9tebe. 9ielelbr
wurbe au6erbem in 8au1enben bon Ses
peratabbriifrn in rngliiber unb beuts
iher Sprahe III brr 9anSem Statt rrrs
brritrt.
g8ir baben ipfcrt auf 0runb Der
2tueIn9en biritgcr glaubwiirbi9cr Sir>
ger bic 9anSe 9trtr fir cine fSdIfrtung
erflart. Sret finben mir naAtrd9li6
nr1 in ben ;Snbiana Srrirn 8ldttcrn
fplacnbrs 3euS,iB oOn Siirsern ron
Salem, Snbiann, prburb birS trititi9t
1T uub ais ras bejcibnrt pirb, mas rs
1T; Gin tnfamcr vrrlpAener QBabltrif.
uOie untrrSritbneten 8iirgrr npn gu
lem batrn i'm WaI1instpn Democrat
rpm 16. b. so. cinrn 2trtifel 9cirbrn,
Der Gin 9beil Der 9trbe Icin lrll, bic i'm
Sept. 1855 prn Spbu 90. g8ilIpn bier
9e6alten murte. Sie betrahtcn eS be5<
balb ais ibrr 9Fidt tab brIagtrr 9luSs
Sus ppn 2lnfans gu Gnre cine i6amlpIc
Siise ilt, ba6 Sobu M. Q8ilipn ltb mic
IoIhrr 9lusbriife bcbirnte unb bob bic
Wrrte, bic ibm in jcnrm 9lrtifrl III ben
Olunb Srlr9t wurbrnL nie iibrr lrine Zip
pen famen.
9. s. Su1pn, 80. 6. Bentley,
p. 6. 9. Sasan, 6. 3crnman,
6. Stanetury, g. Q. Glover,
6. 9. SppfnS, g9m. Stomplcn,
.. Raisbt, 81. M. SrpiOns,
gtCtert Strain, SO. $. WOnlpn,
Snmes Gcurlcn, 9. ger.'
OSbigr frbinbliGe Sitge bate man
aub in unlerrr llm9rgenb prrbrritct.-
Werbcn nun bicjcnisen 9rripncn bic lih
bies botrn gu S6ulben fpmmen lubrn,
bas Sbisc ibren 2elrrn audi pprlegrn ?
Wpllrn lcbrn.-Gs 1T bp6 gang abz
Iaruli6 pie birle Sfrren burh ben lrt<
ten @aDIfampf 9clp9en labrn, unb bod
bat alles bieS Iir nicbt rettrn fbnnen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-27
Der matcrieIle 5uitsno oee eanose.
(1tus Der ". D. Sritune.)

#k1uo PNC gi. W. StlcuHt.l
Bon alien Srh6fen In Der Union III psniglens
Die 6IIfte aubsr 8etreb uno bic tibrieen linp nur
,lm 5bsh trIhGitiat. Das 9limlide gilt ven
cen gpal;pclfsn unp Malbinmfabrifrn njdt Die
bdlfle brer Yrcruftipnstrait III in 8rtrieb. gu
cen &Cblen9r9cnprn wrb, ME mir bGren, Die ylctb
unter ern Arbctcrn grbBer ein, als man lie ie 9r'
Slaubt bat. SIN pUri9en gBinter batten iie ne
ntsaens ned ibrr griparniie, NIT censn lie iih
purhbrlen fcnnter, atCr im Sortgen Scmmsr
bdbfu lie nur baibsn Ssrrienf eebabt uno 9fi6ts
erlparen tEnnsn. lluIere Giirubabnen mufen baIp
in bic oinee rrr Sppcfennbaber ibRrgrben, oenn
pae urlpringl6e Ifticrtapital m rein aIs1cpiht.
llnIere eanopirtbe batsn pentg 9SeiScn, fun Our
feinen 6aftr unp nlr gertn9en Sorrdtb ppn Dlais.
unferr 8teoerst tieRt ouis fIGSlidfie edrnisnsr
une wtrp pabrlheinlid Rp4 tisicr terabtpmmcn.
pa Der lranepott piIfli6 pertGScler 9Baarsn
mebr mp msbr In bic oinpe auepdrtiger 0beper
iitergcbt. 9Bas unisre Bltrfsn uno bic 5dtrts
fen i'm @0grncinen tstrifft, 10 miro ibre Sa9e pur6
Die fulscnOs Stele aus eiarm unIrrrr 5aui4bldt'
ter gcfrnn,riGnet;
ngIm n. Sept. wiro In Burlington Gdunt9
y. s., Gin mmcnler ssri6tIi6er 3panscpertduf
liattfncen. Die srpbartscn Spinnrrsien, 6a'
brtten, Shumpclbrudrrcten, lammt Dem 9anjrn
Orrie Streocpiar, 2 Weilsn ppn Wcunt. Soils
wureen wsssu Sgpctbefi&ulren psrlteisert. Das
Serflufsotjstt telisbt aus rinsm rIesantem bsrr'
i6dftIi6en Saulr unb 20 g8pbnbdulsrn, idmmt
Der BdiTerfrnft, brs 8anecea5 unp tiner WsnSe
pcn Bauli6friten unp anIabeu, in irsidte elm uns
scteurss &apital 8erdt worren II. Die @isen'
tbimer warsn tepe tCtt, ais bic &rilis bereins
brad. SbIdcn ds felt Sdbren pae bette Saums
rppllengarn i'm Slnbe fatriItrt, batten lie lmdts
bar untrr Der cnsliihcn Spncurrrn; Su leioen.
Dae eni 10 blibenpe Satrtorrf warp ItilI unb
tort unb jrbt, no bic 5dbritbGtigfct aud an ans
bern Srtrn scldbmt it, III es sinSIit psrbDst.-
Die Sdumpollcnipinnere miro in fleincm Wabs
tabe su Muunt SUlp trtrisben, abrr untrr ben
sntmutbigenpiFn Ss"bdItnilIen. SbItmmer ole
nlles Das, es III aud feline locffnung oorbanpen,
oaB oiele 6dbrIfanlagcn In ben BeIB oon 9euten
iibsr9rbrn prrpen, bic ben Oiutb baten, lte wies
Der in Setrieb gu IrBen, 70 lanse wiere rnbemis
i6e Snbultrie bon Dem 5u6 hes loSenannten
5reibannsIs tsld Iet III"
Die Sunrssfaie eett nit fAnellsn Sdrittrn
eCm Slnfrrctt ent9c9en, penn ibrr Qussatm be-
nasCn fat 2 Nhloncn in Der gBr6e unp bic
Ginnabmen wrreen iAwtrliA 100000 iitsrltri'
gen.
g8dS tbut nun bic 8rairruns nntitttr alIrr biss
fer 3uiiGnoe Der 9rGiiUent mil6t lrine Sdrten.
in Der 5cffnung. cine BiprerwGblung gu erlan,
gen, tenn pas III Der etnigr 0unI4 lrtnes 6crs
gems. Der 6inanjmner ipriGt icincn 5rsunrcn
len ungebeuteltes erltaunrn oariiber aus, Oab Der
6anesl lih 70 bartndfis peisert, miepr aufule,
ben. gBas oasessn ras Gano uno Sclt teirifft,
10 iinb fie 70 rutis ipie ein Srmmcrmcr8rn, b. B..
iie MAIDEN es pie Weamtsr, wartrn scculpiJ ab,
cb TA ni4t Sufdaia ,,@twas finpen' pirp.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
CITY COUNCIL.

THURSDAY EVENING, July l, 1858.
Council mot. Pnasants--Mossrs. Holt, Hovey.
Heming and Poorman.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were read
and approved.
The following bills were ordered to be paid:--
H. A. Busllrk q Bro, for Oil, S475; @. NJ Yerk
for repairing Hose, $1,000; Council also paid for
burying two dead hogs, but plainly hinted that
such bills wouldbe laid on the table hereafter.
Mr.. n l.. Brewer appeared before Council and
called attention to some slaughter houses, within
the corporate liFitr, snting that said slaughter
houses were a nuisance, The marshal was di-
rected to attend to the same without delay.
A proposition was received from N. N. Spiel
man d Co, to McAdamiae jefferson and Madison
streets.
On motion Of DR.. Hovoy the proposition was
refcTed to Messrs Poorman and Herning.
On motion Council adjourned,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

Twenty-Five new members were received into
the Prot Hp. Church on the 22d ult, by the Right
Rev. Bishop MeIlyaine, administering the opos-
tolic rite Of Confirmation. A large congregation
was present. amongst whom we recognized the
leading ministers Of our city. The ceremony was
regarded by the spectators generally as most sol
emn and imposing' not the least interesting fea-
ture in which was The approach of venerable
patriarch Of 80 years thus publicly to confess
Christ for the first time, as his Lord and Savior.
We regret TO learn that the failing health Of tho
eminent Bishop, man 50 widely known and uui.
versally respected, is cause of great anxiety TO
the members Of his communion.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
A PIensure EXCURSION.

Last Saturday, feeling our patriotism on Che
rise, we ayailed ourselves Of the opportunity Of
fered foran excursion tothe Lake Sowe jumped
aboard the train, the bell rang, the whistle
screamed and away wewcnt, leaving busy care
behind Our company, already numerous and
remarkably cheerful, was augmented, both in
point Of numbcrsand good looks, at Green Springs
and Clyde; and all thought it was 60 very pleas
ant "riding on the rail" Arrived at SanduslSy,
we found the steamer, Bay City, in waiting for
u.s. putting and snorting "like thing of life. -
Soon the cars emptied themselves into the capa-
ciOus steamer, which, after giving an unearthly
slueal, turned tail' to the shore and began to
"skim it, down the Bay swarming with its pre-
cious freightof humanity and crinoline. A band
of music was aboard and the dulcet melody,
floating over the silyery surface Of the Bay and
reyerberatng from the distant shore, almost made
us believe we were in some enchanted realm
Down we went, steam-impellod, past Marblehead,
avoiding scylla on the one hand and Charybdis
on the ether. until we got fairly out into the lake.
Before US the scene was beautiful. Kcllys Island,
with its shaded villas and yineclad slopes,
loomed up in the distance Beyond and to tlla
left was perfect archipelago Of slets as if stand
ing sentinel and guarding the gateway to the
Land of the Blessed. Threading our serpentne
course through this labyrinth Of beauty. we soon
foond terra irma" at Putin Bay. ''the queen Of
the sisterhood,p where we were welcomed by a
salute from The shore. Here in the grove we found
a table spread with the "shhStantals" Of lifeand
10 use a classical phrase, we all "pqt in" Thi,
island has historical interest, as being the plhc,
where Com Perry moored his feet and here h,
buried his dead afef Tie bAttlo. Dinner over
we set out on a voyage u discovery to hunt eer
ttin mythical cave said to be on the island bu
after an hours ffuitleas search we returned to III
boat. BY this time the Island Queen had cons
down, with a pleasure party from Fremont, il
search Of the oFOurth, which many carried i
their pockets in the shape Of q flask. Soon W
weighed anchor and 'hotheward bound" was Ia
cry. The scene was delightful aud the air coo
and bracing, but soon the heavens began TO scowI
the lightning shol its forked fiery tongue, th
cred artillery" roared aad We were permitted
witness for the first time, a miniature aterm Q
The lake. Between watching tho fire works,
dancing, singing and pramenading, our part
sa whiledRway the ledium Of our return. After e
turning 70 saHdusky aud sharing the hospitals
Of ''mine host d the Townsend House, we to-
d the return train iPf TifiB just as the eye Of dn
il was closing down upon Us. The trip was d
B. ligbtial one and We recommend. % ne seekers
a. pleasure aud physical aud mental recreation,
visit 70 the islands in aud around sapduaky Be
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
siInihe Nirll of Timr.,,

Three Rcapers, Of MANSr's PATENT, that will
cut Grain WITHOUT AN AoESr, just received and
~ sale 70 Farmers who want 10 be helped out of
tight pinch in their harvest. They will need
to be well CREASED with oil, but not with certiR-
catesl EARL BILL,
TEFN, July 9th, at the Railroad Station.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

The County Commissioners, on Thursday last,
appointed Mr.. Lewis Z. Holtz to The Office Of
County Treasurer, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation Of G Il. Hemihg. This is an
excellent appointment Mr. Holtz is honest, pru-
dent and faithful and if any one can discharge
the duties of the office according TO the require
mcnts Of the law, he is the man.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
FIAT JcsrrfIA; hUAr cGLUM.

We eheerfuily make the "Rmende honorable"
The choir that diseoufsed such excellent music
on the occasion referred to, was the Protestant
Episcopal choir, which was present by special in
yitation. This choir. under the lead Of Mr.. John
Kennedy, has acquired great proficiency in vocal
music aud the fact, that they were specially hon
ored on the occasion above mentioned, is a trib-
ute conceded by the public and well deserved by
them.-ED.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
Count or common I'icns.

Court will probably adjourn next Tuesday.
The case Of the State vs.. +, /, Cultivate, for
grand larceny, resulted in his acquttnl, the in.
dictmcnt being insufficient. The money has
been found and his friends have sent him back to
England.
The land-boundary case Of Lutz vs. Blue re-
suited in verdict for the plaintiff
Charles Fisher has been indicted for horse
stealing.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

t.. tOf inc lIluuhe'
Mn. EpIToR---In your last issue you say
speaking Of the Collegiate erercises inthe Ger
men Reformed Churuh--that excellent music
was discoursod by the choir" Permit me to ask,
was "the choir" in question that of the church in
which the music was "diseoursed" !" or, was it the
only choir in our city; or that of the Prot. Ep,
Church, which some suspect it was? Let the
whole truth be told. You know, Mr.. Editor, that
it is maxim of inspiration that we should rem.
der "honor to whom honor is due" and SO
thought also he who wrote
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
Cnnntv snh-Trrnsnrr.

The Safe, purchased BY the Commissioners as
depository Of the county funds, has arrived
and is now standing in the Court House.
IL is one Of Halls Patent Fire Proof and Bur
glar Safes, manufactured by Hall, Carroll a Co d,
Cncinnatij weighs four tons and cost $1,000. We
think it is sn excellent safcand that our Commis
sioncrs haye been fortunate in their selection.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
GRAFFENBERG
hAMllAY MEntQlMRR.
Homo Testimony.

UARrroup, frnmbu Co., o.. Maf,h 7ih, 1857,
hereby certify that have brgu dealing IN tho Uraitn.
berg Medicines iot The pt No and tfuy shy that
have offered medicines thc nult that have
mot with ho decided appreciation of ho people ike hosr
particularly the rls and Caiholicon They will fradHy
perform all and more thau pfouised for hcu have nod
about dy bottles Of the Caholcon the pasl season and
hear the boat risutf n every cnsc.
J. II, G. JouSsoS Medical Agont.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

The weather Is still warm but pleasant. Our
farmers are in the midst Of their wheat harvest
and golden harvcstitistothem The opwill
be beconsiderably overan average. Corn is coming
on finely.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

A team took fright on Tucsday and ran up
Main street, having in tow one Of Kc,chum's
Reapers & Mowers. II iually ran into another
wagon, doing ngeonsijerablo damage to the rigging
and slightly ininring Che driver.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
AGENTS WANTED,
Blacks,
ieE CREAM SALOON.
Blacks Block, Main street, Tifin, o.


THE subscriber takes pleasure IN announcing 70 the eu
Gems OF Thin, and te public generally, that 10 eonnec-
ton with his Confectionery, Toy ahd Bakery Establishment
hs has feftied his Saloonin the
Latest Fashionable Style,
where Frr Of all kinda IN Il, season viii he seyed up
order Cakes Nuts aud Candos Of he beat quality always
On hspd.
ifsrs's tho place 70 buy things oheap,
Of Candics have got heaps
And Ice Cream, TOO, Of every Kind
And sort 20 snit the taste aud miudi
Vanilla Strawberry Lemon,
Just the Thing % suit ne women.
MY Lemonade u Of he best
10 cool the head, o. solAs the hrsaltg
Rfiteshmeuti of all kiuit keep,
And Mineral Water rery rheali
And 8arsapaila too ssi
Which tuiil iho yqung and dquie well.
~ you want aonelhiuG noe 10 eui,
Just walk up Iiairs AID take . tsali
Aud there you will hnd iplendid Tuumsi
noth Ladies and Gents iaioonfi
When you de fifesti lipc me calis
Audi willlFy 10 please you 81. -
mai4Sm g, W. BLACK,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

! an physician of uFv yeaft practice My ptincina
'ev has hesn aifeaies Of fcmaei They have Ernofaly
batied nv best ehuni Obtaining the maehas rompnsinr
MArihallh Uterine C1iholicou was pleased With them
gave them fair trial aud nnnd myself nhundsufy snecefi
h IN my former prioiiee coud only mitigate the SWIM.
toms Of about half che eases md could nns m ten
Now eau radically eur NJ least seventeen in twenty md
mitigate thef'si. consider Marshaa utefht Cathohoon
the greatest blessing lo females have mot with
j. II. WitLtAMs, M. D., Charleston.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
The following persons paid theamounis affixed
to their names, during the month Of June, as sub
scription 10 the Ti0ln Tribune.


Are always luxury but especially when served
up by Mr.. Black, at his saloon, with ice cream
and other "6xins" TO suit We speak "de gusto, "
when we say, there is no more tempting dish at
this season Black knows how to get EN- up.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

We understand that SOME Of our friends in diff
fcront parts Of the county, have undertaken 10
raise clubs for the Tribune, This is praiscworthy
and when they send them in, we will give them
the benefit Of a notice.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
TIE CLEVELAND
WOOL DEPOT
Established in tho Winter Of 1854,

TTAshsen 10 operation over oet yeaf, diving ahchrr
ytre yeet Of 20 and ts3,, hc ptactrabhty ochs plan
has hccu clearly dumpnnrae That thr hnusc ah,fs
pgrog aavauiagcs 20 thu WOOL, GROWERS uF TilE
WEif nt ium ur palsng their woods into ihc hant
q te manufacturer "a nov NO 1nrrr qnetton Has o.
though very latge nunhrf of Wool Ctowrrs have atacd
hemselvea of,hete advantage, during ha las, fou ytsr
tsnfrfnr tmay urpcar TO many dut ccints have
been Aog,r ifon Mtrhaets api Woo-buyer, ,hsu from
WoolgfoWera andth may hc aooorpted far uaiay from
,he leci that a., closs Wool growers hsyc tren more
easily Influenced and mlod than ,he otmcr by he state
ment Of few woPeftor who are wholly oppo'edte l a.
tors having TOT het object The gsemlting Of thc wool
trade or The ciihahrculeni 1es tn the pfaiurfr
The past year, characterized af U has been hY the
di'esrp' hpanrel en'mttssnsnts ha, been ef uc
most untlnuuac icr ncrutatiu md managing sales Of
wool and 1he rrt that ibc eucuvsc has been vmarkaly
success, itaianlinr these dsad antages aud gycn
almost universal satisfaction 20 consiguors, should, we
huk nsfie sncitui cunddtcu ta induce ihgi 1onsigu
lneutf N im wonlgfowers
To thoe fhohave seen pr inioej hv false RUM r. and
who have rantlrslod watt Of ronddcnrc wc have lrs
guentv made adYances rqnRl 90 che prc they hayc hceh
entsd fof heit WOOL such Nslnces however shoull
be reqqlrAd as Tho enterprise was stated vr their hcuhft
aud tbs oect has bcen caly Aepi view, and we hops
The encouragement viii ho such 10 enable usn continue
bot olpfs, ludted, woolsowet, particularly the present
year oanuoi AFFORD odo without such unncncc aud hei,
ties rs this House can extend to iher,
This year must be peculiahv tvnf,hic one fnf wool
grower 70 test The merits OF The Woa nrpat svstcm, aud
fo hazard nothing IN assuming tntc wo nte disposed 10
copsgnto us, that they win 'yail themselves Of
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

With this paper terminates the publication oi
the Laws, an event no less gratifying to ouroelvcs
than to our readers. We shall now 6c ablc 10
devote more space to news and miscellany.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

CO Judge Hcnry Ebbortand Gen. f. Il Stick.
ncy Of this county have bcon summoned, as iu.
rYmon, to attend the U S, District Court, which
meets at Cleveland nextweck
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
Frnit.

The prospect Of fruit IN this county Is rather
slim. There will be very few peaches and what
apples escaped the fsost appear 70 be falling on
the trees
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

60 Those persohs who purpose attending The
Republican State Conventionat Columbus, should
start from Tiain, Monday, on he 1888 train
South.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

tB-The poem Of our f,iend oE. r." will ar.
pear in the next Number.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

Thanks to j. s. Yert. Fsqs for files Of
New York papers IN advance Of thsmail
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

tA reduction Of per cent from the above rates will
be -ahde for Cash
The iplce occupied by lOnes OF the type composing the
hoy q As advertisement. win be considered square
Al uandeut aiyer.i,em nu, together with Admoistra
toa Attachment, Road AMI Ditch Notices, be paid
Tor 10 advaute.
Advertisements inserted Tor an indsan,s tins win be
CHARGED for until orlefcdou
Wien yearly Advertisements inserted, ono or more
changes will be allowed.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
Job Printing

OF all kinds, from the largest Poster down to
the smallest Card, executed at Ibis 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, 1858-07-09

ss-our streets are now 1T With Gas every
nipht
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
STRAYED.


v,RoM he p,smisss Of ne subscriber meas Bloonsille
IN p. o., seneea Coz ah0ai weeks iines, small
Yearling Horse Colt,
az hroWa color appuaehina dar1 bsyblaek main and
hoid mo oois vel propQeoed 20 a. azo npd "hen !,
In sas Ia tolarahly hviag condition
Nv oao ialiae % sald colt and loirning Il y ne sub
lr o.infolraaehim by ellaf 0I oterite ol s MssIea'
rs sr sii b l0srtlly rosaIied. WILLIAM lEEL.
Bloomyins, July 2 53.Rp',
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
MARRIED.

At the Van Doorn House, in this city, on the
lst inst, by ]. H, Leidy, Esq., Mr. Jackson lLER
and Miss hAuLDA PENELL, all Of jackson town
ship, Seneca county.
In this city, by Rev. W. H. Cooper, Mr.. SAM
uEL MILLER, of McCutchenyillc, and Miss SUSAN
R6yEL, Of Pa.
On the lst inst, at the shawhan House, By the
same, Mr.. THEoDoRE W. HARars, Of Forest, and
Miss HELEN NJ. CAtSn, Of Attica
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

EB-see advertisement of @. F. Millers I'm
proved, Air-Tight, Fruit Cans They are both
convenient and safe.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

CTrAu Advertisements Musr be handed in by
wednesday Of each week, to secure their appear
ancc.
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>, weyr BeDyoap, Co,9ootop Co, May n, 1857

Nj, u. u. kingey eif--l have been selling tho ueii.
enes Of ilu Tauhefg Company iofhe last years. md
have tny3qahy found hem to give good satsaecni md
The pills have sold 10 great many mmilioaalreruaff
their tea and conte and with my trade they hive become
stahe nhioic. Murihapi Uterine Cahocon Is medicine
that has done great amount of good In umnlo dseasef
One lady sold b 20 told me shc had received benefit
from one bottle than she I'D flm long OF modon
tfgatuent hy ,he most skliul physoianf No,f,iIuy,
Jan J. 1855 JAMES WusoN
For Sale hy A. r. Van Doori, H. H Snyder J. =.
Wooster Tiih; IT, Han, Lowell, nf. =. Yatcs Grsen
Sprng'i Wm. lluhb, lodij y. r. liun, HAT Rock; WA
Ruinger, Auicai u. lniinan Co.. McCuiehensillet J.
W. Wing Aiir,ani and BY agent Ia all the prime pal
towns In Ohio.
For Medicines agenrira address
II. %. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
in2j.ly Agent cor Ohio.
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HAVE YOUuEARD TnE NEwsI


V,hal n HUlffN
NFatitini1a
farioduf and ileal
inf ia iltvana arid
Domestic t'irift.
Also snnN Smn
hiHe and Cheuinf
lohtreo. Opposite
shswhaa ni0tk, on
Market Hf., TfHn.
Ohio. viii eli
cA ancrf ffclthtlaH
een before out trsi
ihis vicinity.
Wefe vow viii fni
The rfealcft variety
Of tirar, rolurwdl
&C.. ever oKhilitch
in this oity.and ~
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

". sunEck, June 28h. Sa.-T have seen Manuyas and
many other Muchlnet 9ofk. have this day Joseph
ufnsidat machiue Vork u Clever Il u ths beet eVgf
sas 10 ease aoN dIiyipg sad ne eferof aol and aqks
voly darabs being gaiiiioa' hssshoHehs osAAg .fPe.
fhAHcis Arno4l.
bLi b. CATLlN. Assa,.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

G4aGcA, lune 20 5aI have bought Of Eii d. Catin,
Mower tnd Reapel keiohnu's Paionf, Mannaciolsd
Buffalo u Wa highly anQmmended and fully meets my
ezrnctalonl have tested u gfaas and sIain Il
wost 10 inc oder and aasy dIa Two men can and have
drawn my 1lohine aud fu iu5h 20 heavy Clover
woad choerlnlly Iaoommsua d 10 ove5g fame1
JOSEPH BURNSIDE.
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lEoom Trs jane 9a Sal have iu.t been testing
Kelehom,s Ccmhinei Ratnei ana Mowsf sold By M u.
cald. fld Novel n che best saw u doe itf work
cqmpeie mere z 20 dq dta and 4 runs ehfief 70 Htehn
than any thng Of ne kind ovefsaw. Two drew ihe
Mower level gound rod Of tive and cut The eniiie
svaih' neeF Ave feet vide. JAMES BOYD.