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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07
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Die tein Spdber je ans Qi9t sebra6t.
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@Dttina Der Grbplun9 bu,
zap ben Summer Yau@e MAIDEN,
Zap ben S9mer3 ui9t epis tpa9en:.
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Define 2eu9te 1T ber Mpnp,, 3@:'%
Dp4 le }eb''n muir aus Der Terne II
Dtelen 8aQ BON @9mera bewpbnt.
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s!@6au'n in jepe Sdmsrsensseue,
Mulbenb ltir5ten lie
g Muf bic Quge, bic
Salt tit bieler Welt Dun Qeibm tbrpnt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07

Yenolysardie einen 1riiumptttc9en III
bauen. ]
Dab politifer yon profeifpn fulden
Snfarnten bulei9en, tpl1loert u,s nidt;
penn BET ibnen 1T Aues erlaubit> UNI pas
3iel 5u errei@en; bae aber i9li@te 8ir9er
npn freien Staaten ibre 3ufimmnas oaz
fit 9eben> oas pirfte uu6 wunoern> renlt
m{r nf9t piBten, paf iie f6 gum Shell
auf Yrieiter &atb ODER a9srietertefe6
gum She'll aus llnsurednunssfabisfeit
gu 9anclun9en perleiten laien, bic ibnen
lelbit perperblt@ fem miiNen.
.Balo rperoe1 MIR erfabren> pb pas @plt
orn Sarlas bas 9rpbmltbise @el9cut
a11ge1ommen> poer nit Gclat s%uridaewiez
fen bat bic @abrbeit eer latatnil4eu
@prte be%itdti9e1b: ~.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07
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"O ADltH. Stt 1tfDet am NDr>
abeno 51pn BRET wt9tteen ppliti19en St.
etsnfi1en in 8etreH Der pitper9irenpen parz
teter,. bon benen be- Cine troy ibrea
municipalities, Die Snterefen -be8 @ubena
Y~ertritt> bic Mnoere Die Der freien Stauten
unb oas princtp Der almdblieen 8eleitiz
9un9 beS Stlaoen Sntttute6> gum @prz
tbetle oer 9roben Union unb 3ur @bre bet
Tretbett. Wtr! meinen bic QGablen in
Sutnpi@> mel@e beipnberS fir Douglas
uno feline @nban9er bon Beoeutuno If
uro seism iou, otI feline politiiae 2auf<
babn opllenbet, oper pb ibm nod in 1eiinem
elgenen @toate Elm Mnfer eeblieten; I'm
d@ por 9dnsli&em @diHtru@ gu retten ;
ferner bic &usuft @abl in Mi6puri mo-
e6 ft9 INN Stobtlitdt per @flaperet ,1nb
um emancipation bonrelt>t pel6' lebtere
an S. 8. CLAIR ST., einer1 ma9ttoen
&prypbafn unn an Dem uNn3eiser pes
Meltens>" btelem otel9elel enen 8lat, in
Mi7ouri CUR Gbre Der Deutl9en Elm frdfz
ti9es Organ sbefibt uno enbli@ bic ant
2ten @ueuit ftatt9ebabte @abl in &an<
iaS> no ba6 entebrenbe @erf bes leBteu
@onsre1es, bic %io9enannte @n9liib 8iu,
benz Gplfe Ycr9ele9t wuroe. .# IT..
SIS ,piro benz Sc er nod int @eba9tniB
iein> bab eS it@ barum eebanbelt bat pb
&an1a@ unter Der 2ecpmpton z8erfafut19
alS @taat auf9enomme1 >perSen fol-, pbne
boB oaS @olf ypn &onl Jas barber ob<
ftimme> ooer ob es bic 2ecpmptpn<@ er falz
flung ais ietn Fundamental @eieB ~ baz
ben tpiini4e peer nidt? ..
Die einfa@e uno flare Graee bdtte Bios
bejabeno poer perneinenb beantportet tper<
ben n1i1en, Inn ben wabren @tQen peS
@olteS 3u pernebmen.
Da man jepp@ elmer Treiftaat : Mebrz
belt 8e&pib lei1 fonnte> entl6ieo .@pnsreb
ouf cine beoin9un9spetle Mlttrnatipe
bin, pel@e ielbft einem Talleyrand Gbre
MAIDEN wiirpe> ndmli6 uSbl9pn bas
@elt BON &anla5 III ietner Mebrbeit en-
tpieienermaBen bic 9ecpmpton >,@pnNituz
ttor nidt mill, mub es fe bod jebt am
nebmen, poer e8 mub warten> bis bas
Gerritorium $4,000 Ginwobner sdblt, ebe
e. efu9 it, ft@ cine neue @erfa0un9
3u 9eben. Die ieoem unbefan9enen Men<
iden ms Ause faQenbe5 nnsere6tisfeit
bieier @lau1el lieot parin, bab fir bic
@ufnabme ais Stlapenitaat 10000 GIN
pobner binret&en, tnbeb fit einen freien
Staat $4,000, Ginwpbner bebin9t iino
Gerner ul1eber bic 2ecpmptpn : Ser
faiun9 ielt{t b arf. bas 8plf MD abz
fimmen !; jepp@ pirD es ibm pom @pn<
sreb freieeteIt, pb es in 6plse elmer Mb<
ftiu1utu1s flint MiQionet alder 2anp pon
per Resieruns als @ei9enf annebmen
mill pper nidt. Miu1r1t pas gplf has
@el@ent an, u seruben prdfpent Bu<
9anan unp @pnsree ibm ais 5puorar Ell
ne ber SflaYeret slnitige gerfa6une gu
eeben !; weil't e6 bas. @ei6enf 3uriid, nun
10 bleibt &anla6 nod cine serauu1e :3eit
Gerritpriurn, uno auar N It Sf1aoe<
ri. s9n einem ioppbl pie i'm aroerett
Sail muB &ania6 1Jpa6 s6ttli@e Snfitut"
beiisen> 70 LANCE jeue partei am &uber
it, nelde Deuti9e unb Srld1ber NIT brut
@eipenft bes& ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 t6oern
pertebt nut bura .iibrr Stiu,n1e1 Der Sfla<
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07
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Wer fam bei'm beten WiQen -
@tets frob uno i9n1er3lps lein?
Die Webmutb fnb't int @ti0en
Gid inner pieber ein.
nne mas mir bas 8efresen,
r5&mer5feit gu iein, sebra9t,
81 eteB, baB es ba11eben "
4 Mi@ aur prplaii9 ntadt. 49, aE.s
/ Grei min Der S9mersqueQ rinnen
Ger Gel1en felber weint),
0erl9liebeit bu ibn brinnen> "@3s1i.
Der Quea wirb nit Derlteint.
60 pire CUR @tadelsrotte
you 1rpptgeitein betn 5er3 );
Du ernbtet nur an Spptte, .E@.:
Mas bu Serliert an @1mer3.
Drum, @ebmutb, n1aelt bu maltsu,
erlies' tG Dir bod ME, ''''.
uno mannli9 unb eebalten1
Wire @4mer5 mir Voeie.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07

Sic Steubenfef e., 8ei benz
S%teubenfefe IN @aibfnstpn bielten Mas>
nus @rob unb 8tQi9 bic Teftrepen. @m
Gage bes Nem1Y GARTER Steu<
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07
Ebae1nflelfes, mar per 6eitplob wenie beiu9t
uno bic peeunidren Grtrdenii7e ees 6eaes
ssperpen oaber nt9t beeeutenc leiin.

8pit IN. profefrr Neali; bat Il, Ell
ner &epe> Sic er por ei,er 9elebrten Sc
leQl9aft III Cambridge Mai1v btelt ur,=
ter benz Subel Der 3ubIrer erfldrt> ooe
CT ben STUFF nad Tranfreid nidt ausez
nommen babe> lpncem fir INNER in
Nmertfa bletben nerce.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07

Der prd1ibent bat Subn Nusent>
&eoatteur oe5 Gan Trancisco 5eralo>
sunt Ser. Staaten< Nsenten ernannt, u1n
f9 na@ benz 6raSer Glub gu be9eben> bic
Mmerifaner 8Qr9er BORT at pertreten ltno
5u9lei6 @putfpnen uno &ubeltDrunoen
gu perbiiten> pa bic 61perol 9ie9ieruns
4er3eust If, bab bic brit. BebSrpen baz
ieltf cine liberale pplitit befol9en perben.
Dte Apminitration bat ii9 iber bic
parasuaY seseniber gu befoleenbe poliz
tit ent1@tepen. Sc bat i19 berausseteQt
bab parasuay5 &pesen ieiner i~ipltrten Sage
unp l1nsuedneltdfeit> elmer fremeen Ma9t
bepeutenpen Btcertano ~leifter1 fam. @u~
ber etnisen tleinen Gabrseueen beiBt Co.
peg 3 poer 4 fir3lt@ in England erbaute
Dampfer uno an elmer erbbbten Steue am
ufer bes Tlui1es Elm Sort spn circa 100
&anpuer. 6errer bat ct cine itebenbe
@rmee bon 10000 mann> fit rpelGe Dor
&urjem cine &aoun9 @afen unp Muniz
tion Don England ein9etrofen 1T; per<
idiepene fran5. Sffjiere befneen ii6 alS
Sn9enteure in ber Mrmee. ....a..1:
1Dte COMMUNICATION ptrb 6pber Domz
pfer incl. ben 5arrtet Sane unb Sutton
~ablenoen. Commodore pa9e, Der gum 8ez
~febl6baber Der Grpepitipn ernannt it, bat
it@ na@5 benz Norben be9eben, INN ~rpeitere
fir ben Dtenit pa11enbe Dampfer 3u 9arz
tern. Sbslet4 man 9laubt, bae Is ni@t
n6tbis iein piro, einen efnsteen @9ub abz
sufeuern> 70 1T bic Aomtniitratipn, Mnae>
sii@t6 Der Don paraguay 9etrofenen Ser
MISREPRESENTATION rp@ tnti9lp0en, cine
6lottea<A btbeiluns ab3ui9iden, bic alien
Goentualitaten 8epa6len 1T. .,..I
zui "s a @.-g: 5blsste.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07

DaazS4 a AZ Amt, - Mm 1.
W}arl 1857 rareu beinabe Is Milip~
men Dpuar6 in Der 8unbeSfa0e Yprba>1<
oen int December perlan9te BET S9aBz
Sefretdr cine Mnleibe ypn 20 MiQtpnen
S9aBfammerz Npten unb lpdter np9mals
20 MiQionen Dollars, oosu fpmmen an
3pQzGtnnabme ettpa IS Milipnen> 70
oab bic Aus9aben ualerer Npminii trattpn
tn etpa 16 Monaten al1f Die enor>ne Gum
me BON beinabe S 113 MiQipnen beranz
sewadien.
5ier Elm @er9leid Yon lonit uno ieBt:
Mparre's Mbminifr. q 50 SAG 32 1892. Y
|pan1's 51,671 1893. SO
Sadl pn'S - 2 Iermine 1874 O5I, 735, 81
gau 8uren's no. 73 ,427. 81
5arrilpn'S 18.163,3l2. 81
Yplt's 165 1882, O13. 80
Sa9lpr's unb GiQmpre's 1876, 529. II
Yteree's 232, 500 n
Da6 erite Sabr ypn General Taylpr's
&e9{cruns fpitete s s29>724>260; ba5 fol-
sence Sabr> u1ter Tilmpre> s 39>223>795>
julamuum in smet Sabren s S. >O56,
mdbret1p bic erften Is Mpnate ypn Buz
9anan'6 Ge9inent S 10000 900 . ltez
ten!
SIM Sabre 1890 tetr>19en bic Mu 69a<
ben per Ser. Staaten BET elmer 8eyDlfez
run9 BON 3,929,827 Seelen S 1,919,5S9>
alio ettpa 48 Gents per &opf. SIM Sabre
1900 betru9en bic Mus9aben s 1881 $3.50
BET ei1er Seelen3abl Don 6>305,925, al1p
etpa 80 Gents per- &ppf. SIM Sabre
1910 5,310>082 bel elmer 8epDlferuna
Ypn 6>239>815, alio rs Gents per &ppf.
II gu Sen. Safipn's 3eit, $780, beirut
gen bic Mus9aben IS Milipnen unb bic
Seo1lferun9 un9efdbr eben 10 siel. Daz
mails betrus bic Steuerquoto auf jere1
@iawpbner s 1, 08; sebn'Sabr ipater S 1.
49, jeet aber S 3 pper S 80 auf jeoe freie
Tamilie na@ benz Geniu5 ppt 1850 ppet
1928 auf jeoen Sttmmseber.
@dbrenp ii9 bic @olfasabl un po5
.Stebenfa@e oermeDrte1 fieeen bic Mussaz
ben I'm oaS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sen.
pterce's &e9ierun9 f~pitete pte 3ablunsen
an peY 6fentltden @9ulp u1,sere9net)
s 232>620,632 pper 60 MtQtonen mebr
ais bic @elammtaus9aben BET &esteruns
Der Ser. Staaten bon bet @rlinouuo per
Union at bis gum Sdlu0e beS &rie9es
BON 1915. -. q .
Die fpitbare Administration BuGananS
bat i'm eriten;: Dem p%robejabre>l etpo 80
MiQipnen sefoitet, 70 paB allen Mn19eine
na@ bic @abl bieieS Dtplpmaten ben
Ser. Staaten einen So tenauf pono ppr,
320>000,000 Seruri a9en wirp.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-19
Court Of Common plen..

Court is 't in session and is likely to remain so for sew
era weeks YET Not much business Of importance has vel
uanpired' few cases, Of greater less moment bav,
been di'Posedof Business, however, now fairly under
headwayi the lawyers have got the steam up and every
thing moves of la steamboat. We doubt whether an,
town in the State boast Of aber or So
OF lawyers, than may be found within the Tan bar; tou
lawyers neverpead outside the b0r The Grand Jury hav,
closed their abois, nfer finding fifteen or twenty In
detment, The following the most important Stat,
casesi
State vs. James moCaTtyiurder in the First Degree
Same vs. Asa Way-Aisault with intent to Kill
Same vs.. Henry smOlber5 and AbneT Wade-Grand Lar
esny
Same vs. James y--Adultery-Fined slOO and sen
fenced to 20 days imprisonment on bread and water.
Same vs. John Wise John Kohlbaum and John Etohon-
Assault and Robbery.
Same vs.. James Mooary-Assault with intent to Kill.
Tie trial Of McCariy, for the murder Of Bryan, will
probably not for several daye yet Il win be Il
tened to with much interest.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-19
nusln ess aInn,s Prnrer MnntInr.


We ieaFa that there Is desire the part Of some OF ou
citizens to organize what called Bu,insss Men Praye
mes'ng to meet say every morning, At some sultabl,
place. for devotional exercise and mutual eonsultaon ant
prayer sneh societies have been organized at different
places aiodhd Us and they dong good work Man,
persons atiehd 'hem who in the habit Of going 4
ahy church, and most astonishing conversions have ia some
instances taken plas~ Why not orgahize business en
Prayer Meeting in Tihni We should not Be wholly en-
crossed with the peFpieKhg Of l Lot US pay some
attention to spiritual matters well.
P.s-snee the above was ia type the following notes
haa been handed US, with request thatit be pnbihed
DAnY PRAYER MEErnu.--Ye are requested 20 state
that following the example which has been sst add win
such marked success, in various cities Of te Union
OF the minister Of city, and Others Who feel an interest
in the progress Of rae religion have resolved to commence
series Of Daily Prayer AIeetings, in the Town lIa "a,
from 10 Q o'clock
Business men in pareuhFare earnestly and afsoionateg
invited to attend Il Is sincerely hoped that not fsw NAV
be found willing thus spend an hour in social prayer m
the outpourns Of the Divine Spirit The exersises ui
not Of be Of seotaan character nor il il desired %
con6us the leading Of them the elsfgy All classes and
denominations invited eoopofaie and We trust the
meetings may be carried n hanoay and result in great
spiritual good % the community generally.
The frat seTios, should add may be expected 10 COM
nsnee' ey Divine Psmisson, Monday nsst, the s9d
Inst u 'hs hoel Of . oeloeti
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-19
Benecn Conntv nInner.

We have forboe hitherto say anything on this subject
because we vera not in possession Of the aes and dt
not wish to create any false alarm. II is rendered prett,
certain however that there has been an oyersue 81 som,
s1OOOO some say Treasurer Stone has alseady re-
deemed an amount equal the value Of the securities
his possession, and there is telling how much vet ont
standing We think the deed done in the Treasurer
OF states Office and that no blame should attach to the OH
GERS OF the bank here We assured by them that they
havein herpo''e''ou, voueher showing that all the bills
taken up by them returned to the State T,ea,ur
either burnt deposited be withheld from eua,ioD
until redeemed by the Bank There has been raseall.y
somewhere and we hope that justice viii yet find out the
guilty parties ofcoue the outstanding notes are rendered
yainees' or nearly and the holders will probably lose
them We hope something may yet turn up to give bet
ter eoOring to this matter
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-19
MARRIED..

In lhs city, March lith, by Rev. E. R. Jswett NJ r.
g. TAyLoR, Of sahdusky, and Miss MARY ELizApErii
youngest daughter Of w. d. searleS, Of thls city.
There goes unoherl Our devil says "wc, let em went
long the hdsepes Of cake and sweemeas keen roll
ing in" and say wei but do earnestly protest
against this system Of hdunpping frequently practced
upon ONT ladies, by inetopsr, from abroad However, the
newly mated have our best wishes for long and happy life
On March 10th, by Rev. j. H. Good athis residence Mr.
EDwIN J. YouNo, formerly Of Northampton county Pa,
and Miss MARY Q. RoHs, Of Clinton township, Seneca
county, Ohio.
On the same day, by the Mr. PETER DIETRICH and
Miss MARY Wobtf, both Of Pleasant township.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-19
Saudusky, Dayton 4 Cincinno,i noiIrood

Saudusly, Dayton * Cincinnati Railroad
On and after Monday, January 25th, this Com
pany will run Passenger Train between San
dusky and Findlay,
Leaving Findlay at 600 a. NJ, and sandusly
at 3.45 P. NJ.
The Train from Findlay will connect at Clyde
with Train on Cleveland and Toledo r. R., going
West At sandusky, with train on c. & T.R
R., going East
Returning, will connect at Clyde with train on
u & l. K r., going East, and arrive at Finday
at p NJ JOHN II. HUDSON, supt
Sandusky, Jan. %. ,5s
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-19
Seneca Common Please Breach Of Prom.
ise Case.

Frances Ann Twigg George Noel.
The Petition was for Breach Of Promise of Marriage
Defendants denied the allegations This case was
tried before jury The Plaintiff Defendant were both
witnesses Plaintiff by her testimony proved The contract
The Defendant in his testimony denied H. The Jury re.
turned verdict for the Plaintiff tor $1,000 w. p. Noutr
Attorney for Plaintiff. T. c. TUMsoN and LAspos. for
De PENDANT.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-19

We notice that the extensive Window Sash, Blind and
Door Mandatory Of Mr.. c. Yos situated on Market
street near the river he's got steam mp again and is now un
der iu headway We glad to this as II indicates
that the spirit Of enterprise and energy for which THue,
are 50 noed' nilin the ascendant notwithstanding the
hard times. See advertisement
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-19
CITY Eleotion---OIOnday, April 5, 1858

The charge FOR announcing candidates Is ONE
DOLLAR. The money must invariably accom-
pany the notice or it will not appear.
We are authorized to announce the name of
HIRAM BRlTTON as a candidate for ro.elec.
tiou to the Office Of City Marshal.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-19

On asonday evening Marshal nrt,on aife,ted John Kohl
baum one Of The young indicted By the Grand Iurr
or Assault and Robbery. Ne made desperate Resistance
bn was finally overrowercd by the Narshal and taken to
jail, whore he now awaits bis tfiai.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-19

The Findlay CoumEE says there Is protest on foot for
eaabshns elogaphio connection between and
Carey. The people Of Fndlay have been Of the world
long enough andh is high dms they had some oommunca
ton with the civilized portion Of fmankind
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-19

ON he tenth day Of April A. D. 1855 between the bout,
- OF ten o'clock A. N and four d'cloek p MI OF said
day on the premises II the town Of Fosora in e County
seneca ana state OF Ohio, viii sell at public yendue
and state OF ohio o'wi inot number thirty in the town
Of tostora nI5t lumber hfy ID Fosters Peeond Addition
10 the i9wn OF Rome, now known Inlo No. 263 in the
town OF Fo'.oha And Inot number siSty three IN Eos,
ers second Addition 10 the town Of Rome now known a
not No. giO IN foFt0da, al in Seneca County and stafe
OF Ohio. Terms Of sae; One thfd cash on tbo dav M
snlei The balance N two equal annual payments with inter
e on te deferred payments om the day Of sale ana 20 he
secured ~ woHsage on the premises ueing tho pflperty
OF Hafah mickey deceased D. l.. CAPLEa
Admir- or Sarah Mickey, decd
mus-4HP $500. w. P. II. NoBtE prf Au'v
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-19

Mr.. j. Pelan has removed his Book Store from Gross,
Block to his new stand, in Singers New Block opposite the
Court House. The Is large Handsomely finished
and specially designed for the business Mr. Pean Keeps
an excellent stock OF the very best literature on hands and
commend him 10 the readIne public.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-19
NOTIOE

undeTigHed wiz se'l on favorable terms the foliog
ing pIopoFlY, viz. Insot No. SOS; the undividd ons
9sl l o. laoi no go, and oai'lo No 90 in ssooed
VAL o. theCiy Of Iihn, IN Seneca county Ohio Also
w ~ .nee 20, In. %, Range West, 50 aefes n
Stars county Indiana II The same not sold by ho ION
agv9i Apr A. ID. 1858, At private sale ths said nfeIe
wv oe ouered Tor sale ~ public auction on the aid IO dn
o. April between The hours Of 10 oolosk A. nj asd ~
eock = NJ a. the door Of Tie Court House In tho civ of
Inn ll.,s Ssneoa county o. LEANDER STEM,
""A~-HW
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-19

We ewdadtay' 70 an ty bottle of ya Rsynci,' Balsaml,
OIL Of Soap. We have tested t and ouad IL eSoslsn, or
removing stains nom The hand, and fom Clothing Man.
biaoiutei and uold By L. D. Reynolds, bensfouiane, o.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-19
FOR sALE AT THIs OFFICE.

One Full Scholarship in Folsom's CONNER.
cial College, Cleveland, o.
One Full Scholarship in the Ohio State and
Union Law College, Cleveland, o.
One full Scholarship in the Eclectic College
Of Medicine Cincinnati, o.
All Of the above will be sold very cheap for
cash.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-19

Our friends nom the country have not yet furnished VI,
those Items we spoke about week ago. Auythds
a whether fun, acts, ances figures viii be received
with pleasure So send them along and will put them
our local budget,
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Are 'l the rnse in Th, there being connection with
almost every church in They designed to effect
audable object aud said to he highly promotye Of chris
an fsowhip and social intercourse among the member.
Of the same and different churches The funds, raised BY
these societies, applied to some benevolent purpose.
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Job Printing.

OF all kinds, from the largest Poster down Ia
the smallest Card, executed at this Office, vcry
low and in style not to be surpassed, by any
Office in the State.
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TJ-All Advertisements MUST be handed in by
Wednesday, of each week, to secure their ap.
pearance.
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MR.. JOHN RARR

30 long and favorably known as the
Gutter Of the firm Of John and Peter
Park, is now the Gutter and Fore
manfor w. HOBBS, and viii be glad
to have his old friends cali upon him
when they want a nice fit.
Tifin, Jan. %, '5s-3m
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PLANK ROAD NOTTCE

THERE w meeting Of the OF the Ere
mont, llhin X Upper sundusky Flank Road Co. at
the office Of W shashan, in Tidin, Fiday the 0h
day o. Maci e55 Al 10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose Of
action OF suoh other business may come before the meet
ing. NeaOAW) J. NJ HAMnERLAIN prn.-
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Our Commnn sohnnls.

From the annual report Of Commissioner Of Com.
mon Schools, we gather the following statistics, which may
be interesting to the friend, Of education in this county
Total number Of Youth II. .tos.
Total amouutpaid Teacher, sae6s9.
Amt, paid Teachers per Scholar, sqat.
Average wages ofmale Teachers per month, s27.
No. Of school Houses erected, ia7.
Value ofschool Houses and fixtures. $4,000.
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SPECIAL NOTICE S:


wooDS Ham RRsroRArIvE.-rhiS wonderful prepara.
on having an extensive sale in all parts Of the Union
II of the few patent medicines which are now sol
over the country that are really what their Inventors claim
for them Waerever II has had fair trial. the result has
bean precisely Wood predicts. II has never failed to
torn the white hair back the natural color, where the d.
rsotions have been strictly followed and in
restored the hair upon heads that had been bald for
years i' not pretended that win make the hair
in every case bn whero fails there Is certainly
dy. The restoration Of the hair has been effected 10 so
many instances where the seemed uery hopeless.
that Is certainly worth while for all who have lost their
hnirtoy tho experiment ofung bottle oftwo Of Woods
Restorative.--t Moline Workman.
ty-sod by all the Drnggists mh5-lm
eV-ohio State aui Union Law oousgo.-Ths In
stution has been removed Cleveland Ohio. DegFee'
are legally conferred aud Students graduating may be
Edmue to practice. For Circulars address, al Cleveland,
deQ5.ir NJ A. KING, Secretary.
banking House of w. c. Hedges s. Co.,
Pay Interest on Deposits
Remaining Months, at per cent.
as 4"
70 40
Deposits payable any time, Of Certificate.
JOSIAH HEDGES,
A. c. BALDWIN,
July 10, 1857. w. c. HEDGES.