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allen fhabliSsn SnSrshten,en DfierTe '3 fe'sehss
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
Republic correspondence.

RFrubLIc, July 10th, 1858.
Mn. EpIroR;--Bcing constant reader Of your
excellent paper, find that it has become quite
fashionable for the citizens Of our different villa
gcs to contribute their mite for te benefit Of your
readers; and us IL has been said ct is better TO
be out of the world than ont of the fashion" l
proceed to inform you Of some Of our local items
Business, at the present time, is rather dull
owing to the busy time among the farmers, who
arc engaged in harvesting II is said that there
is more abundant crop Of wheat this season,
than has been known for several years. Oats
also promise a good yield. Corn is very poor and
fear that we shall have 10 dispense with Corn
cakes" and 'hominy" the comihg winter.
While the farmers are busy in their wheat and
hav fields, the town-pcople have nothing TO do
but talk about the railroad, which, we have a
faint hope, is going to pass through our place; or
to hire team Of dan" and take the girls out
"a riding" which appears 70 be the most agreea-
bic, if not the most profitable wayof killing time
Yesterday being very pleasant day. all Of the
b'hoys, who could get teams, were off with thei'
"fair ladies" in quest of pleasure. Our Eddie
had quite difficulty in getting his girl from her
''hawk eyed" keeper.
Young Eddie wooed maiden fair,
With rosy checks and raven hair,
Aud proudly had preferred his claim,
For the maiden owned an answering flame.
At length, one pleasant summer day,
When nature smiled and seemed 10 say,
go thou, unto the maidens side,
And ask of her to take a ride"
Young Eddie took his snow-white steod,
And thus addressed his pretty maid;
Go thou unto the buryiug ground,
And sit beside some sacred mound,
Till l come there at eventide,
And then wen take a merry ride"
The lady went with smiling face,
And wandered through that trysting place,
Till Eddie came quite pale with fear,
And said, eve dare not start from bere;'
T "We're watched by one, who must not see,
That thou dost 60 from here with me.
But il thou wilt but say the word,
III 90 round by another road,
And meet thee there, where none may sec,
Beneath spreading walnut tree"
The lady went as she was told
Aud there she met her lover bold
Was quickly seated by his side
And thus they took their promised ride.
VINCENT NoRNEY.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

Mr. McKn;-Allow me tho Use OF your col
umns 70 express the thanks Of myself and family
to an amateur company Of vocalists, by whom we
were favored, last night, with several sweet songs
most swcctly sung. Tie situation Of my family
prceludcd an acknowledgment Of the agreeable
favor at the time. MIAMI STREET.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
Firemen,s Parade.

There is to be a Firemen's parade and grand
tournament at Fremont, ON Thursday the ID of
August, the anniversary Of the Defense of Fort
Stephenson. prize Of S75 is TO be awarded to
the company, whose engine shall throw the high
est stream. We hope our bhoys will 90 down
and "knoek the persimmons."
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
THE CLEVELAND
WOOL DEPOT
Established in the Winter of 1854.

IT AS heeu in operation over tfouryear, daug whlchpe
uod, though i ptnrrsst has been impede hy he hd
verse year OF 3 and isai tr pt1cirahtty ofta rlru
hos been clearly demonHfaied Tai ihe houc aofis IN
pcriot adeaaaeesto The WOOL GROWERS oF rur
WEST, "a medium erpasAug ther woods INTO The hand.
OF the manufacturer nov no l2nget qacsiiuu But a.
hough lorgc nuuhet ot Wool NraWcrthavc aynilcd
hemsc,ct ofthcso advantage hrug the nsl igut ycor
yc sutn,re % may eiear lo mi, ONT hdf ha,c
beeu laie,t ftom Mefhants ond Nnothuycr, hau nom
Wool.growor and dhismoy D, accounted for m3iuy lrm
NE foci, that o. rlass Wooenwsu have been mor'
easily Influenced and med than tho otrt hy ihc state.
mcnis of few oprttors vho arc wholly oWpscde all cf
forts having for hcit object r ycn1ut,nr Of tho wool
trade or the ophonccmeni orpgccs 10 thg producer
The pas wear, charactprfrdas has hevn by tho most
dissstans huonua emhatfepmrn, ias hseu one Of the
most unfortunate or negouotihg nud managing sales Of
wool ard the he thu ee cnctflse has been emarta ably
iucressul, noisihstanha icse dtadvannges aud given
almost uniyersal satisfaction 10 consgnofs shonll
think nsplfo sufficient confidence 70 ndece large oousign
meuis nom wonl'growets.
To those who have Nuen nrWAicej by Nlio runori, md
who have manifested want 0f confidence We have a.
quentv made adyanccs equal 70 the price they have heen
offered Coz theft wool. Suoh advances however shonh not
be required, the enetprlse was 'Auc Nr their heneat
and this object hiss been steadily kep R View aud hope
the encouragement will he such To enable usto oonnns
out cnits lneel, woolgrowers pnrcuarly the present
venr canuo afford IN 10 without such Influence and hu
tes NJ this House can rFinnd 20 them, I...
This yenf mus be peculiarly favorable one iOt WOO
growers test the merits Of the Wool Depot syscm mn
we hazard nothing n ASSUMING those who disposed /,
cousig us, that they will avail themselves of
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
Cnndidatee. look Here.

Candidates for nomination; for the different
county offices and township Land Appraisers,
can have their names announced in the Tribune,
hy accompanying the notice with 81 If they are
subscribers. or 81, ifnot. This matter should be
attended TO in time. as we are decidedly opposed
to any one coming out on the eve Of Convention
without previously announcing his name in th'
paper.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
piank Rond Condemnod.

Tho Plank Road, bet@con this place and Ere
mont, was condemned ON the 10Th inst by a com
mittec appointed to examine 1t. We understand
that the keeper Of tile upper gate, still continues
b, avoct toll
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

gFy~ Tho delegates from this county who at
tended the Republican State Convention We're y
stem, Esq, j. V. Jones Esq, II. G. Creque, J
G. Kennedy. Col. W. NJ. Patterson and the Ed
Tor of the Tfbunc
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

AUDuoRis OFuCE, sENRcA bouNtBl
Tidn, Ohio, July o, 1888. \
NOTICE Is hereby given that tie County cmnisslouois
IN f seneca County Ohio, their last regular session
passed tle following order, yiHi
oisrd IN he hoard that In accordance with The proYis
ions Of an act 20 amend act passed April Ism ll9s en
titled fAn act ier the assessment and taxation OF Az po
eV Ia this state and for oyying eieoa according
20 iti value Ia money passed Apni sh lre hat w
county Of Seneca be divided into Sixteen dlset' a. iol
lows, Wis -
The City of Tin a compose district and he h.een
Townabps outside of tho c0pefaie limits Of said 20
Aftast: j. NJ. sTEVENs,l
YO,3w County Auditeg,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

am rhyslcan Of thiay yeai' practice. Ny principal
study has been diseases Of eule' They have generally
Mnfshalb Utetiuu Oatholieon Waatplsased with thcmi
gave ieh ir rai and found myself ahhndauty suoehSs
mi Ia my former nraoce could only mitignie The yup'
tah ~ about half the cases and could IN ten
Now can radically nt least seventeen In twenty and
mitigate the rest icontidcr MnfshaPt Uterine Cathocon
thb greatest blessing 70 females have met with,
J. II. WuLIAMs, NJ. d., Charleston.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
CITY COUNCIL.


TnURsDAY Evening, July Is, 1858.
Council met Present;--AIcssrs. Holt, Hoyey,
Hemng and Poorman.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were read
and approved.
The following bills were ordered TO he paid:-
J. H. Pittenger, for one quarters salary as City
Clerk, s3l .25; e. S. Clark, for Washing Hose,
$500; Henry Watt, for burying . hogs, 70 cents
G.. j. Keen, for one quarters salary as Mayor
$3i %.
The Mayor presenteda statement Of theamounts
collected by him for fues, show licenses, &c, and
the receipt Of the City Treasurer therefor.
The membefs of Council passed orders in ia
vdrrof thedisdlfes for one quarters salary each,
for services as Councilmen.
The following communication, from the Regent
Of the Mt. Vernon Association, was received, and
on motion of DR.. Hovey, was referred to the Re
porter Of the Tribune, for publication;
RronaoND, June %, 1858.
To TUE MAYOR AND CoNMoS CouNom TIFTN, o.
| GrvrLEMEN-You are aware that the women
e the United States are deyotng their best ener'
gies to the sacred object Of perpetually securing
70 their country, as holy shrine of national at-
fection, ire Home and the Tomb Of Washington,
The suceess which has thus far attended their
e&ertfons aided as they have Bech by the voice Of
Eloquence, and the spontaneous offerings Of pa
triotisin, cmboldens them to appeal to the whole
country not as petitioners for assistance, but as
sisters INVOKING their brethren TO come up to the
great work, and place their yotve offerings, also
on the grave Of their common lather---of man
who has been nnequaled in the tide Of time, for
his wisdom, his elf-negation and his purity.
It's believed that the approaching anniversary
of American Independence, an event 50 insepara-
bly connected with the memory Of the Patriot
hero. whdra we all delight 70 honor, viii present
to our fellowscitiEene fitting occasion to enrol
theriseltes is members Of an association who's
sole impulse is that Of disinteTcsted love Of coun
try. And we therefore respectfully ask that yo'
will make such arrangements for the fourth o
July, 1858, as in your wisdom may seem best 70
obtaining contributors in aid Of the great obiec
which every American should cherish in hi
'heart Of hearts. :" ,,.,.i
We beg leave to 6pp6hd an extract from our by
laws, by which it may be seen that small ssuF
lfom each individual confers the privilegeof Of men
bership in our Association, the accomplishmer
Of whose work, must be an object of pride an
qualification to all who have aided in it, howev'
!, hpmplg
With great respect, have the honor to he your
I ENN PAMELA CUNNINGHAM,
T. Regent Mt. Vernon Association
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GRAFFENBERG
FANeslV ME1lcswEs,


Il,urronn, rnmbull Co., o., Manh 3lh, isis.
hereby rctiN thut have been dealing u The Graiitn
berg Medicines for fr past year aud can truly say that
have never offered any medicines The public that have
met with tho decided apnr,haan ct tho peorlc hke huse
nauicuarly the rls aud Cniholicou. They viii readily
perform n and more than promised trhem have sold
bt my bottles Of tr Cnihnlirnn the past season, aud
hear lhu best results 'nevery rnso.
4. n. e.. iouwov Medical Agent.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

We had refreshing shower on Saturday, since
which time the weather has been clear and pleas.
ant The farmers have mostly garnered their
wheat and are now gathering their hay and oala
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
rarnAor pnon ruq py-lAwa OF faE MOUNT TrRY0S

EXTRACT FROM THE BYLAWS or THE MOUNT VERNON
LADIES ASSOCIATIONS
"kay citizen Of the United States from whom
the Regent, any Of the Yice-RegenSs, the Secre-
tary, the Treasurer or any local Board or author
lied agents, may for tfatpurpose receive or reeog
nize The receipt Of ope dollar, shall be q member
Of the association, and the farther payment Of the
sum Of one dollar on Of before Tie 22d of Febru-
airy, in any one year, shall entitle a member 10
attend and vote at tie annual meeting Of that
year, ff ftf
accompanying the communication was sab
seripton paper, with printed indtruetions in re
gard to receiving and forwarding contributions
COMMUNICATIONS, &e--REP.l
The propositions Of spieluiad Il Fisher to Nc
hdamiEe certain streets, and wait for their pay
without interest, until the Connti has money, WA
accepted. Counolhereaiter to determine on wba
streets the work shall be done.
The following persons were appointed Boar'
Of Health for the present year;
For the lst Ward--John Pcorman, @. II. Hem
ing. DR.. McCollum and H L. Mckee.
For the Second ward-Dr Hoyey, VIM, Hol
2 and A. Campbell
On motion Council adiOurned.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
Job Printing,

OF al kinds from the largest Poster down to
the smallest Card. executed at this office, very
low and in a style not to be surpassed, by any
Office i'm The State.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

It is truly astonishing to see the number Of
these machines, manufactured aud sold by Smith
Barnes 4 CO, at their establishment in the South
part Of town This enterprising firm, We under
stand, is doing good business and We cheerful
ly recommend them to the favorable cousidcr-
ton of the public and all others who bring their
capital and skill to our cnterprisiug city
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

We are requested to state that Mr.. A. Hunting
ton, agent for Coton's General Atlas Ct the World,
will be in this county some time during the pres
ent week, prepared 10 furnish copies Of the work
to such as subscribed for it last spring.
Those wno have not ayailed themselves Of the
opportunity TO procure one of thcscexcelent works
heretofore, can now do so by calling upon Mr..
Huntington, at the Shawhan House, where he
expects TO remain several days.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
YOu uEARD TnE NEWs


N,hbt q. sf'uiN
Nkssis mann
featuring and deal
log 10 Havana end
iiofntsiio t'iaart
Also smut Smo.
tiue and Chcwirg
rohafcn trn. litc
shawhsn's nloct, 90
hIsfkct st.s riMn,
Ohio. 4 vin scli
che hcartffotcashtlian
ovti before Oh red
iu tliis vicihitg.
Here Won VIII End
She rfeatesi vnhety
of tirats, rohecoo,
&r., ever exhibited
i. ttt. ritv anh IN
tn br .lisn'sei of 90
theprinc inlc oi quick
snles and small prot
itst the hrst being
r und On hand at all
times am deter
uiinelto sell at rfi
cts that cannot Nil
to De satisfaci,gy.
And ir my stoct
Anpf give saiisinc.
tion Nhennur 'haset
return lt, and viii
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

esAfsdueuon Of 5pei cent. from the above rates will
bs mSde fot Cash
The spaces ooeupedb by iOnes Of the type oomposng the
body Of The aiyesTgment viii BE- considered Square
An trauseat adycrisomluti, together with Aqmini'a-
iion Attachment, Road AMI Ditch Notices. must be paid
Tor in advan,e.
Advertisements inserted for an indefinite time will be
charged for Until orleredo ont
whep yearly Advertisements are inserted, one or more
changes will be allowed.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

Wrgr NEnToRn, UnlhO0ion Nor WnY 10 If1I'
Nj n H. knfsley, Sf,i have been selling the neht'
cinos Of The aisnhetr Company fofhe last ten years, and
have invariably found ihom 10 give good sasiacuoai and
the mills have sold gIent many huilcA mregulay na
their ten and collie AMI with my Hide they have become
staple article Mafshari Uterine Oaihohcon 70 medicine
TINT has done great Of good n female diseases
one lady sold ID told she had received more benoht
frun bottle fha she ga fun long eonrse of medical
treatment hf the most skilhl physicidn. NourstFuly
Jah. n 1888. JANIS WusoM
For Sale Nv A. r. Van Doom, u, H. snydor,I. II.
Wooster Tinn; u. Hall Tnwel Dr. y, Yates, Green
srrinrs VIM Huhh, Iodi e. p. HUI, Flui Rocki VIM.
Rinngcr, Attirai D. Hoffman n Co., Meuuichenrlei J.,
w. Wing, Airlau and by agent in all the principal
towns in Ohio.
For Medicines or agencies address
n. .. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
lue5ly. Agent Tor Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23


ta-pelan is now receiving an increased sup
ply Of Ilarper'a Weekly and New York Ledger
sB-sevoral loads Of new wheat have bcen Ia
ken in by Earl BIN. ht his warehouse,
tw-see advcrtiaenlent headed Medical No
6ce"
rz-Goley for August comes to us with its
usual treasure. We always greet Cooley, as we
do an old, familiar friend,
Peterson for August is ahead Of time as
Usual. It never fails to please and amuse, 80 tbe
ladies say
EFy- -Buiiding operations orc now going On Wig
orously in TiHn and the spirit Of enterprise is
everywhere manifest
r7- The Lady's Homie Magazine has beauii-
rul rrontispi2oe. entitled 'CndcUlla" and numcr.
ous splendid fashion plates. We could not do
Without it.
cB-Union Hall, Fos,oria, under The uiahqge.
mcnt of Mr. Ycuugker, is al that the travelling
public could desire, in The way Of good and cheap
entertainment.
esg~We hope our friends in TIE country viii
not fail to send In the 'local" news Of their res
pectivo noivhhorho6ds 20 the Tribune every week
ANYTHING that will be OF INTEREST," to our readers
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
70 THE GADIES.

have fxedup my room in piop style, and am prepared
10 wall on you Just ght-l have splendid stock OF Sai
ters snhpets and Shoes, Just expressly iolyou! tt
GRoofas ~ have lakge Stock Of Grocefes consist
ing oi Sugar Tpli Coees Tobacco &e which van 'el'
chsar lor cash OF exchange with farmers fol Pfodnce
RofIom-I have a large stock Of Fancy Notions &C.,
20 'l59 ws9s a., u hn''' JOHN HOUGK.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

tS-pelan Is now receiving an increased sup
ply Of Harper'a Weekly and New York ledger
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

E5y~ All Advertisements MUST be handed in by
Wednesday Of each week. to secure their appear
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

Cg~Goloy for August comes to US with i's
usual treasure. We always greet Cooley, oa we
do an old, familiar friend,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

sy~sevoral loads Of new wheat have been ia
ken in by Earl BIN, at his warehouse.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

eE- Peterson for Angus, is ahead Of time as
Usual. It never fails to please and amuse, 80 tbe
ladiea snN
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

lE Building operations are now going cn Vig'
orously in Timn and the spirit Of enterprise Is
evcryWhcro manifest
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

s. X. MANN e. CO., Proprietors,
Gallon, Ohio. Sold by all good
Druggists, AptSO.8msc
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s,glgsq.. Oakley Lodge

10Y No al7 meets every Wednesday Eveniug,
'fQfS~ ats O'Clock, az Odd Follows Hall, 10 shaw.
hams iiluak, Main street y. PENNINGTON, n. g.
}. pELAN, Secretary.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

DR. NIAas g. Col have sold large amount Of yonr
Agur Balsan in this vicinity and 6em gy personal Know
edge Of H. believe 70 te best remedy lp eh' sFef ana
aane tlst has ever been sold Ia our statos -
Respectfully Youfs u a. HYDE
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-25
- q A YER'S :.
q ~ Cathartie FILLS,
= SXsza SUGAR GoATEU,

~ fsDe5a : . aud i,
CLEANSE THE BLOOD AND CURE SICK,
ynva1ids. Fathers, Mothers Fhysfefans
20 pssts, read their Effects,
ana Judge of tssat: virtues.
FoR II CURE OF
Headache, Sick Headache. Foul Stomach.
#pIfGsgtHa, pa. May 1, 1900
Ig. j. e. ArEg. Sir: | have hRcn repeafealT cured OF
TIL. worst hentiscf" any body eha Lave ~ 3 desa Or TWO
Of your pills. 1t seems TO arise from Il faal stomach. which
they rjaauas at cncc. # they will cure others as shsy in
nc, tha fact i! worth knowing.
Yours with great respect, ED. " FkEBLE.
- u ~ Gls7Aaf tseansr t4as4ots.
Billions disorders and Liver Complaints
DEPARTMENT OF THE INFERIOR,
WAsHINerox. 4. G., Itch, 1859
sTg. I hare used yont lt!iisiA my general and hospital
pgRrsiee eyer ailce roH i,ste them, tIca3hnotl hesitate 81
FAy tboy ard the Lest catl5nttic va employ Their rtgii-t
hating set.nn en- the tttsF u quick htat@t1ted. toftst4s 'leilt.
lYthey are an admirable remedy fer arrangements q that
orgfta. / indeed, / have seldom found D case e dfsazts Eas-
es.s 90 that ii ia net readily yield to them. ~
Frsternaily yours, AL0lAIO BALLS d. y.
E5 Faps7ciz1s ef the iMEiae Hospital
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-25
400 HANDS

4 An IS tea 70 chop wood On the inc 81
lJO the Ratan Rouge and t4rpsse Tete Railroad.
for which sa5 a month VIII BE- paid, or IL tersons
naYing haaas r. hire prefer contracts or$eIIopn,np
Eouj, viii BE giysl Z. 81 :. cents 5er cord. p
The tinl5esis prirelpAlty Ash, the ardt1ry#and la
cation healthy Apply to; or address a.
June LIT. JOSEPH S. WILLIAMS
Baton Roags, "
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-25

/ still keep IN hand q full assortment Of siza
FIAT, RctlND, SQUIRE, DTAE. ANGLE
IoLDEgI SEA HS. sHEEIund 49,
HOOP IRON;
which / viii sell ~ low IL can BE- purchased 10 the
South.
Ii addition to, the. above j manufacture ID. order
3eranda and Balcony RaiIsngs, Iron Fence for Gene.
fers. I have il store Force Pumps, Chain Pumps.
c~orap!ese 1IGHsFNtNG RODS. which I pir MP 10 oraar.
and " large asEgrtsnnnt of materials for tlaa trade. all
q Htasea is worthy the attention of planters and tha
pahiie generally. Call and exanline II the Establish
aaent e ss@ WI. TENNaRD.
Geraes Main and Church SITS.
ocf.i7. Baton Rouge, La. j.