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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-30

CtELF SEALING FRUIT CANS, Glass
- and Tin for sale at the Elkton Stove
House. ALURIUGE 4 Co.
Elkton, sept. 12lh 1857.
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I ATESr STYLES OF DIR ESS GOODS. Shawls
i Prints ard Dom este Goods. selling cheap at
WIN. I0RBERTS.
Dec - (ncxt door Court Ilousc)
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GRAIN FANS.--Van Wicklc's highly
NJ approved Grain Fans. For sale by
Dec. II. 5. Sites.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-30

CHAD, trimmed in half rrels Branch
~ Herring il bbls for sale bya
II. S. Sites.
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TlIEAP Dry Goods Of every variety at
" the new Store opposite the old Bank
fer sale by. WIN. NJ CLELLAND.
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HOLIDAY GIFT$.--in addition TO the sundry
L L nicknacks usually kept, Il. Brown has roceiv-
ed nice articles suitable to make the youngsters
glad to receive for their Christmas Gifts.
Dec. 10
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GOAP.-HARD SOAP by the box.
- SOFT SOAP by the barrel and half-bar-
rel. For sale by II. S. SITES.
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CL0YERSEED FOR SALE,
AT the Elkton Depot, by
Feb. Of. D. SCOTT.
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4 II. ,. SLlIES.
I EINAU'S Super Phosphate Of Lime for
"a sale by II. S. SITES.
(LoTHING READY-MAnE.- 9us;ncss Coats
C.for men and boys, very cheap. Jus, from the
city For sale ut i. BROWN. Jr's.
RgENlMAC CALIC0rs.--A large supnIy of
Va those fast coiors, Merlin &c gacocs, in store
now at j.. BROWN Jrs
ENGLISH PKlNTs-Iicauu and good. at
Y +. BROWN. Jrs.
RLEAClILD Muslin, cheaper han ever, at
~ f. BROWN, Jrs.
DED TwIlod Flannel and pain Red Flannel,
IL cheap at il. BROWN .Trs
(,ENTLEMEH's FLANNEL Shirts and Drawers.
II chcrp, at f BROWN .rs
DUCK WHEAT MEAL. for sale at the new
- store opposite the Old b nix. by
Bee u WM NcgLELLAND, JR.
CrPER Black AID Fancy Dress Silks In. brod
~ cries and Lace Goods just opened by
Dee II VIM. TORBERT !
nRESS GOODS.--A good ESQ, ment Of spring
~ AM summer dregs goods for sale chnap.Iy
my 70 WM. MeCLELLAND, JR
T AIDES CLOTH, good and cheap; Button
Dec IL L. BROWN, JR's,
(t0EN SHELLERS.--uorso anil hand power
y Corn shelters, for sale by II. 5. Sites.
Dec. 10.
TlIEAP Groceries at tie New Store op.
~ posite the old Bank and forsale by
WM. M'CLELLAND.
"a I aslm Kettles. just received and for sale
IA at the EiNtou stove House by
Sept. 3. st ALDRIDGE & Co.
n OoK AT TH}s.--Groccries at Reduced
Il 4 prices, just received and for sale at
Nov. II. 7. DRENNEN & Co.
.UPERIOR Mackercl and Herrin at the
~ New Store opposito the old Bank for sale
WM. M'CLELLAND.
SETATER PROOF BJoTS.-Good article
~ Water Proof Boots 10" sale, at
Oct. 81. 4. BROWN, IRIS.
OVER COATS.-larse stock Over coats,
&Fn store now and selling very chcapat
L. BROWN. Jr's.
CEILING OFF GOODS, at the New Store
~ opposite the Old bank, at city prices |
come and see. WIN. MCCLELLAND.
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EtUEAP Dry Goods Of every variety at
" the new Store opposite the old Bank |
fer sale by. WIN. MCLELLAN.3.
GOAP-HARD SOAP by the box.
y SOFT SOAP ny the barrel and halfbar-
rel. For sale by ii. S. SITES.
oman .., :; hale p.o,,,t
~ 'i'!"'iC" III "''' ii0'S N''"e
~ herring III Dolls Tor SAFE nyf -
Ill. ). STILLS
NHAlN FANS.--V2n NlckIc's highly |
Ss approved Grain Fans For sale by
Dec. II. 5. Sites.
----------------
Ar thn [,lkton Denot NV
Feb Of. n sroTT.
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c+rrF erArTyC, TE1rrT CANS c1,.v
IIonsn AJURIUGF DO
FIkton cont 1olb1SiT
|
7 ATEsr STYLES OF DRESS GOODS. shawls.
-
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CEILING OFF GOODS, at the New Store
~ opposite the Old bank, at city prices
come and see. WIN. MCCLELLAND.
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over COATS.-l.arse stock Over coats,
OIn store now and selling very cheap.at
L. BROWN. Jr's.
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SyTATER PROOF BOOTS article
~ Water Proof Boots 10" sale, at
Oct. 81. 4. BROWN, IRIS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-30

CUPERIOR Mackercl and Herrin at the
~ New Store opposto The old Bank for sale
WM. VI Gle LLAND.
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n OOK AT THS.--Groccres at Reduced
Il prices, just rec lived and for sale at
Nov.lI T. DRENNEN & Co.
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nl,3ccllane0u5.

4 Fresh Lot of Dried Currents just re1eivel by
N WIZ. ToRBEnr
VUST received lot Of prime New orlerns
j Sugars. by WV. ToRpgRT
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GtOEN SIIELLERS.--uors anil hand power
y Corn shelters for sale hy H. 5. Sites.
Dec 10.
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r. Jaslin Kettles. just received ard for sale
IA at the EiNtou stove House by
Sept. 3. st ALDRIDGE & Co.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
The Dnr No Celrhrnte,

As the anniversary day Of American Independ
ence falls this year on Sunday, we believe Satur
day is to be generally observed instead. We had
hoped that the day would have been welcomed
in Titin, 10y some appropriate d0honstraton
either civic, military, religious or social, but We
believe nothing Of the kind is contemplated -
Other towns around us are making preparations
to honor "the day we celebrate" in a way befit
ting the occasion. Is thorenot patriotism enough
in Tifin to burn a few pounds of powder and ex
pend little gas" on the oecasion2 We think
our "City Fathers" woGld show their pubic
spirit by purchasing few bushels Of fireeraek
ers for the boys to regale themselves over.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
. Lliernrr Eniertninment

The POEM entitled. "Ten Scenes in the Life oi
a Fashionable Lady" read by J. B. Walker, Of
sandusky, before The Excelsior Literary Society
Of Heidelberg College, on Monday evening, was
listened to by a full house and was well received
The scenes are well laid, the characters happily
conceived and the poem abOunds in beautiful and
touching passages aud word.pictures, true TO the
life. Mr.. Walkers manner and voice are perhaps
not above criticism, but these are soon lost sight
Of, as the melo.drama progrosses The poem
abounds in many timely hits and is calculated
TO point moral, while it "Adorns a tale"---
Good music was disooursed by the choir, both at
the opening and closing Of the exercises.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
Newspaper isTialronnge. !,

Newspaper patronage" is a curious thing in
the estimation Of some people A man lives near
yop--never took your paper it is too SMALL
don't likethe Editor-don't like the politcs--too
whiggish-too old fogyish--too something else
yet goes regularly to his neighbor and reads it
crefully--fnds' fault with its contents disputes
with its positions, and quarrols with It's type
Occasionally sees an article he likes-sayes two
cents and begs a number This is newspaper
patronage
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
A Nuisance.

The people in the lower part Of town and those
who may happen to be pasaing up aud down tie
river are seandalized, every evening, by the ap-
Pearanee of a lot of boys "ih puris uathralibus,
who resort there for the purpose Of bathing. La.
dies cannot pass at such times without being ir-
suited. Cannot something be done by our au-
thOrites to prevent thisH The corporation limi,s
certainly ought to be extended, so as to afford
protection to these localities. We have no objec-
ton to the boys bathing, but they should seek a
place more retired from the city.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

Harvest time has come. Most Of the barley
has been cut and the farmers are now pitching
into their meadows. The yield of erase this year
is large and the weather. thus far, has been I'D
mirable for curing it, Wheat harvest will com
mence next week. A glorious cropis anticipated
As yet we have heard of no injury done, in thi
section, either by the weevil, fly or rust. Tn,
prospect now is that we will have another veal
Of peace and plenty.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
urideIherr Cnllnrn

The commencement exercises Of this College.
on Tuesday evening, passed of satisfactorily.-
Five young gentlemen received dcgrces--four that
Of Bachelor Of seiences and one that of A. b.;
after which The Alumni were addressed by Chas.
Winters, of Dayton, graduate Of the institution.
Excellent music was discoursed ON the occasion
by the choir.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
Convicted of Mapsrauebter.

The trial Of McCarty for the murder Of Bryan
was brought to a sudden and unexpected termin-
alton, on Friday last. Alter all the testimony
had been heard and the opening argument made
on either side, a compromise was effected between
the council for the State and the defense, viz:
that the prisoner should plead guilty to the charge
of Manslaughter and the prosecution stop. The
Court Informed the Jury Of the compromise and
instructed them to bring in verdict accordingly.
The Jury either did not understand, or were dis.
satisfied with the arrangement and, after few
moments consultation, informed the Court that
they did not feel at liberty, under oath and with
the testimony before them, to bring in whatever
verdict the Court might dictate. Explanations
followed, when the Jury retired the second time
aud, after consultation, returned with a verdict
in substance as follows:
1--WE find the defendant guilty Of Manslaugh
ter, in accordance with the instruction of tht
Court and agreement between Counsel"
McCartY has not yet been sentenced.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
oOuTt o. oommoa Fleas Of seneoa ooaa.

II Ugh BROWN aud John eheitefly will take uoteethat
III on the 9Olh day Of Nay, Ih5e ldha w Bar um fied
hspa0u ntlp Court o Common Pleas Of sonrca connty,
Ohio. rgainsl them he object and prayer Of which petition
is 10 Judgment against then ioi the sum OF
$3.50 o. with niefeit thereon per cent annually on
certain PiomiitoTy Note, given By de said ungh BroWh
Ana 1onn on uls 19h aay o Ang1.i la'4 for
bearer day amer said date hereof with ten per cent
interest annually That tho ahds and tenementa Of said
iohn Bsfy 10 said ooun sought 70 takeh ~ the
pioysnna remedy Of attachment, ~ said Blmum In Sad
action, and appropriated 10 the payent of he Judgment
which he may thereon And that they said Hugh
Brown aud John ahotteFy required anssF sad o.
ton by t he thiId Saturday amer tho 0h day Of Juy 1855
WIN. L. HAMILTON,
mae6w pfq3 20. Au'y of Pit'f
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lOriginal.I
TO MY SISTER.


When the Aeeting day has passed away, and -.
cool, calm night has come,
And the pale moonlight to earth is given;
When all this busy world Is hushed, and to their
homes are gone,
And thou in prayer dOst raise thine eyes t.
Heaven,
How dear the thought to thy far distant brother
That always in your prayers shall remem-
bered be;
That desire TO me came from my mother.
o whisper my name, sister, and kindly think
of me.
Hattie, when am far away in Western climes,
OF at the close Of day, do thoughts of thee
dear friend, within me rise;
OFT in my faneiful imagination, as the evening
sun declines,
My aching head upon thy breast, lay, and
gaze into thy sparkling eyes.
Aud then with smiles and tears, bid my troubled
heart be calm,
And try with pleasant thoughts and foolish
miFth my gloominess to beguile.
Yet If in this cold world for my grief find n,
balm,
I'll raise my eyes to yours, and bid Il all dis
perse meanwhile. VA.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

ANA1oNN1 - 1UAAANAAAAADAte
During the past week Eve persons were arrest
ed in this vicinity, on the charge Of passing eoun
terfet money. or as aiding in the passing Of it,
On Saturday last an individual named VIM. L.
Bifney, Of Arcadia, in this county. was detected
in passing counterfeit bills, in three several ca
ses. The bills were tens on the Iron Bank of
Ironton, Ohio, quite wen executed. He was ac-
cOrdingly arrested and brought before the Mayor,
and at first plead not guilty, In order to give
him time 70 procure evidence 10 testify 70 his
character. the trial was postponed until Wednes.
day Of this week. In the meantime, however
he made a-fnll confession Of his guilt. and in do
ing 90, implicated quite number Of Others
Four Of these were arrested, viz; Oscar Beokwith
and one Calvin Of Arcadia; Dr. Samuel Emer
son and David Boley, Of EagIeyille, Wood Co
Birney became a witness for the State against
these men. Their trial came of before Justiei
Byal, Of FindIay. The result Of the iuyestigG
ton up to the time Of writing s, that Birney WA
required 10 give bonds inthe sum Of $1,000 for biz
appearanee, falling 10 do which he was commit
Ted to Jail Boley was also committed in defaul
Of $500 bonds required by the Justice. Dr. EN-
eraon was discharged after hearing, and Calyil
was discharged without a trial, the evidence be
ing thought insufficient by the Prosecutor tohol,
him. The trial Of Beekwith is in progess.-
tFindlay Jeersoniau
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Court Of Common Pleas, Seneca county

John Compton, pldnhm against samuel Woavor and Mil
ton Melen, Defendant.
rT1HE lendAnt samuel Weaver wiitake notice thatths
Plaintiff, the 7ih day Or June, A D is5s filed BIZ
pe,Ouin aaid Court, and against said which
he aya that there Is due 10 him from the said deo idants
their pfomissoIy note 70 him. Of date October aIs 1857 he
Of i've hundred doafs and interest thereon since the
2lst day Of October 1857 the rate Of seven per Gems
per annum aud which he asks for against
defendants, Ia said snm and interest.
Plaintiff has caused % attachment 70 issue against th,
said defendant Weaver. Said Weaver answer sait
puuoh on os nenfe ths lfu aAy o. August y le5cs
the same will BE- taken as iIac. LEE & BREWER,
upll6w-s32 25 Auys fof Piaintif.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

We are indebted to Mr.. Yerk, Of Timn, kr
some OF the most convenient cans for putting up
fruit and vegetables that we have ever seen used
Persons wishing to procure good article in that
line, can see samples Of these cans by calling a,
our Office. The house Of @. NJ. Yerk & Co. Is
one Of the most extensive stove, tin.waro. aud
house furnishing establishments in this part Of
ohio.-[ [Wyandot Pioneer.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
How 10 CeIebrate ,ho Eon,,,,

There being no plan adopted for celebrating
the Fourth" in this place, we propose that ali
the organ grindersand monkeys in the country b,
collected together and that procession be formed
In front of the Court House. headed by the Mar
shal, City Council and editorial fraternity, which
shall march five times up and down Main street
to the tune Of Yankee Doodle. +" then form hol
low square in front Of Blacks Saloon and
scatter.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

t8-A reelection Of per cent from the above rates will
be made fof Cash
The space occupied by 10 lines Of tho type composing the
body Of the advertisement, win be eonsidered square
An randent aaversem 'n.I, together With Adminisua.
tou, Attachment Road AMI Ditch Notices, be paid
Tor In advanto.
Advertisements inserted for an indefinite time win be
charged for until orleted out
When yearly Advertisements are Inserted one or more
changes will be allowed.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

am phy,ican Of ihiuy Yestf paetce. Ny pfiuoinal
study has hooh dseases q femlei They have generally
Mar haifUlrTine Catholicon, vas pleased with them,
give uom MT tihi and found tl abundaniy sucoelf.
ta u MY iomeI nrio,caI coud only mitigate ire tymp.
toms of about half the cases and roud one w ten
Now can radically ours A. least n twenty aud
mitigate The rest lconsidef MAtshals Uterine Cathuoon
the greatest blessing 10 females have met with,
J. II, WiLLiANa, NJ. D., Charleston.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

tT'-soNErtirsa WoETH KSowNa.-We wonld CO.
your attention TO The advertisement Of Dr. Msnns Agus
Baiam, which appears in the columns Of present num-
ber We pleased 10 be able record the satisfaction
Of our patrons, amer trial Of auoe advertised IN our
columns. An ho quack noSrums Of the ~ are giving
away before Il, and Il seems, ,uy to wo BY magic,
In al eases effects rhl, l. indeed great discovery
aud will be hailed with pleasure by thousands who have
suffered and tried, and tied and surcd year amer year
throughout the country, know spee6e Is in the
reach ofa This Invaluable remedy Is sold by uI good
responsible druggists.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
.GRAFFENBERG
FRNslLN aEulelNGR,
Homo Testimony.

HARrFoRn Trnmbui Co., O March I'm. tes-.
hereby cetdY thai have been deanr IN ta Oman.
berg Mcicines Tor tho past Yuat and can truly sav that
have never ued any medicines 20 tao nnhr that have
mot with the decided apnohaiion Of the people like ihasr
particularly the Pis and Cahooon. They viii rsadii,
perform al and more than spf1miscd Cor them. have soi
about hY bottles Of the Cahooon the pas bca.ob and
hear the hcs' results In every case.
J. n. g. JonMog Medical AGENT.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

% The English Catholica aud Protestant Epi,.
copal churches in this place have procured bells.
Tifin can now sport as many bcll(e)s, as any
town IN Ohio; they all have the ring Of the true
metal and most Of them are "booped" to prevent
accidents.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
The Weather..

The weather, during the past week. has bcon
excessively hot, the Thermometer ranging, some
days. as high as 100 degrees in the shade. There
is general rush for linen, ice cream aud lemon
ade and our saloon keepers are reaping golden
harvest. Thegroundhas "dried up" and so have
the eroakers.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

IL Answer to the enigma in our last. & 2,
.Y,x,w,vU,T,s,R, ,PO,N,ML,K,J J,
u, II, @, F, E, D, @. B, A. Lager. Feilures-
/. o. U. Artemus Ward. Devil, Water & Milk
Money Thumb. Slaves. Palo Alto. Any
more rain. Miss.Omi,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
Nc PoetrY of PhYsIc.

AvEa's PiLL' glide, rugafshod, o-er the palate, but
their energy, although wrapped up, there and tells with
giant force the very foundations Of disease There
Thousands ofuiesrs who would diismperi
f they knew they eonld be could be cured Tor IS c Try
Ayers Pills, and you viii know Il.
Puhfy the blood aud disease viii be starved out
Cleanse the 'yss from imPuhues you are cured al
ready.
Take tho best Of all PuTEavoS, and ssrofaa IndigeI
lion, Weakness, Headache Baehaehs sideaehe, Jaundce
Rheumatism, arrangements Of tho Llver kidneys, and
Boweli all derangemsnn and al dseaseS which purgaivs
remedy can reach S before them like darknes' before '
Sun.
Reader. II you are suffering ffom any Of The numsrou
complaints they euresufsr morethe remedy has beer
provided for you, and Il Is criminal 70 neglect Il.
That Ayers Cherry Peotofa Is the best medicine Tor
Cough, S known the whole world, and that Ayers Pill
are the bes, Of all P is known to those who have usot
them.
Prepared BY Dr.. J. AYES, Lowell, Mass and ,Old By
DTuggiSs everywhere.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

Read what Dr.. nnshnel says Of the GrHsnb,rr Mell.
elnes d. Is physcian OF extensive pr,c,ioe and one
OF ,he most saooe'a In the county lItambul In wbohhs
"Thlt cctiihos that have used he Gf,f nhatf pm,
and Marhslh C1hooon, sold here hy ]. e. o. Iuinson.
IN my practice TO my cntU salifrhon They are GOOD
medicine'. Dp % W. HrStyrtta %
Hartford, Trua,bull CO.. o., Massh :, rs.. '"'-'-'
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

A German, named Fough while moving in a
field at the south part Of town, on Tuesday, was
attacked by sun-stroke aud died In short time
afterwards. Several horses have died from the
same cause.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

tB-Now that the hot season is upon us, it is
high time to prepare FOR sickness by purifying
and cleaning the 9Th from cellars, streets and
back alleys. Chloride Of lime or some other good
disiniJetant should be freely used
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
Job Printing.

OF all 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 in the State
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
Ketchum,s Reapers aud Mowers.

We call attention 70 The advertisement in an.
other place, Of Eli b Cailin, agent at Tifin and
clyde for The sale Of Rctchums Reapcrs 4 Nov
ere.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

ss-We call attention 10 the card Of A. Miles.
Fashionable Barber and Hair Dresser. at the
Shavhan House Barber Shop THERE'S the place
% get . elean, nice shaw.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
Notice Of Establishing Water Course

Notice Of Establishing Water Course.
I O. RAWsoN, Morris Tyler, g Patrick and John
LIZ Fihse arc hereby notified that application viii Do
made by the undesgned the Trustees Of jackson Town
ship, seneca Cuuny, Ohio of to ESTABLISHING of water
course Ia said township commencing about 80 rods west Of
the seuheait corner OF section % Ia the aDove named
between sections %. o. 23 26 fandeJ and 10 tefminae
AZ Wolf CTeeki and that said Trusteos viii meet on Tie
10th day Of July, A. d. i855 tho west end Of
posed ditch o. witer and proceed lay oui and
establish said water course,
DANIEL sToMBAUGH,
J, II. MOCK,
ma2a-0w- PeuhonsTs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

g8 BRormn JONATHAN for the Fourth Of July
"A large aud elegant Pictorial sbeet--bas Just
been issued by D. H. Day. New York Il is sen,
BY mail .posl-paidl lor ~ eopts per eony.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
sPEotAL NOTICES:
Rates Of Advertisinp.

Agreed upon BY the proprietor, Of the Tim Tdbane and
ssuOOa Advertiser May iO,h, isSs to bo sde,y enforced
in an casesi
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
AGRNTs WANTED.

g'oh he sale % an OEYIcH NouoEa which tells tho
~hsle.eepS and tms % return Of the ubleniro of an
olhoa. Retail pIips, % 50.
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hIe IN oas @iauis A eoss. naed daily, Of twenty eeni
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