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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22
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The Manager beg leave 10 can the attention Of The %
ne 70 The great number Performer
cause Of complaint agatnst an travelling west
OF the ineeeney OF the Piano give full eject the
gems and works Of the aGterE, proper Fend
tlo OF which requires the whole RESOURCES Grand Or
all theiE COMPLETENESS and GRANDEUR, the works Of
k1AADELs hARDNS MOZART, other celebrated COM
PoSrS the Mana tn principal SOLOIBTs
AND PERSQRAERss OF TIE GRAND ORCHESTRA. or.
tlouo9l the far-Esu1ed Conductors ANSCHUTZ tE5S
tgtsoaietSg syssspl e Concerts nster before aeppFad
.ls,a 4 .ARL Fo R MES .s-ss
Et on these by the dis
tineuiShed Artists. have been received NTH sc sfg-
nal favor during his brilah "a NJ
York. Philadelphia and Boston; & - ii e.sszs
MISS HATTIE ANDRm
The eeebrGted American SOPRANO, Who created fe
an ense sensation at the oratoEios and Concerts
MADAME soHUMAN, se'1 s.
London and Academy Of Music, New York; d es9 ~
s9az MR. ERNEST PERRING.g rs 81, !.
-ssfi5 n The Oetebreted English Tenor;
AND THE GRAND ORCHESTRA
composed Of the principal solos the
Acsasn9y Of Music 3. Y :, under the direction Of
CARL ANsCHUTz ~ stlt4
e Leader. GHE0D0REFH08fASsf5 90 = ~ .
First Violin HERR THOMAS. liOSBNTHAIsE RO&ARII,
Second YiolnS HERR BESIG, BERNSTEIN Il LAIINJ
Vols, HERR dATZElA p lt553 I.ll7 ia E
- = - Nuhncellos HERROARLs RERGhdANH! -s.I
E'sss Ssst5s asss Rs:E EE
80 4iil.s5l late, HERR SlEOLER. ia rec u
.tiss{ sae o bqsf teHsE RI y1fYER- s 10 ~
s-s !CISroonete HERR KIEFER, SIG AAI1CI.
oornet-aeP Piston. HERR sCHMIIs. HERR soHJLIfNaRR
Trombone, MONS. IETsG ri. 81
yimp ans MONS HABBRKORN! 9s 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22
ME5WT. GOODSg
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IL "a. s.tfsss -
It@--ks-l- II St, SSS-[Tn @ q
/ - ~ ~ ~ SSe71=7---
lEsAIIlS 81 .WlNTEIR EDRV EnnnQ
q II Etls ~ q ~ 3 e Is = sf17sgY'
having just the East, bPgs
% S.ts mat ne Offer great iniueements in Dry
tnf an any Gnsr h9Tse i1ths
eneh pieces of slk, an c6Tora and
ssyless an quality black Sill, Calico width atsohlI
worth one dollar yard; best .blar
ioE only sold at
q9artIty and cheap Biaes aaefs
M SS!9 t9s Lor only 59 ayara
e9lpts; an tx
49, Z. oyer VIDE the
seli 10 rarn
e,S e oL o ba,Egs nae
-SS a m II e, 8 u. u ass is.5 q
o1ly s5s =
soc Eieh1sids robes also robes de sduii
Sri.sS = eS ereat4y retneed
ffss5 " = y
- - = - " Ss=s.sss5yiras
:. = Eases o. and small fgured
yard and some G low IS es cents, yard 4sA
al "a ~ aI5e 8 q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22

WHOLESALE 6 R.E.q,AfTYT3 = ~
In SHEPPARD. No. 1a1 Main 81 Gomez fjTyDio, IN,
e kesp on hand large and complete as
o! an articles in his line, and
SeIn,telsns Fine Coarse HSfkesS TrnSES
Bag, atehelss Collars, Hauies aSAips &C.
~ ~ s5fiet and promptneas merit c6htuSs
manner 4f5ssi5fY ~ TS' tF1sn ~ = 2t9leFs
18If Main 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22
z "a 70 FOR ME
no THE PHBLIG

The Reputation Of Kan Rorres a erestIt living
BasSo 0T8toro singer,
b his voice both In e0nty and Al over
Induced Mr. Ulluan believe he viii meet
Win With tie heavy expense
8ngF Of seeer veil as of the Saersd
anse, and the 0rat95i9s Of Handel and .EIsy 81
The Prograume viii consist of I7gl5f5 : 80
e0RAE0RIoaa REGLnH, GERMAN AND ITALIAN
Ht e0NGs AND AIRS, WITH ORCHESTRAL. =.
ACCOMPANIMENT, '4si . +siiis 40
with view Of aH0rdfn the Public An to be
him at In ali the diherent styles Of tnSi "a he
stands unapproached. ss5l,. = =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22
KARL FoRWES
GRAND
MAMMOTH CONCERT8I

ORATO.RIOs..
Academy AfuSte. re5peetfuIiy Informs ne fteffe
has made arrangements; With
KARL FoRMEs,
nov under engagemept TO bin, Tor Tapd tour through
eitlesof the prior hIG for
Eurqpe. Gratefully tie yeg liberal frop-
Tsesiysd ASE he pabIIe Manager Of fr
Whon he has indueed visit AmeTfca an
noIneeS
KARL RORtIE9 FIRST AND ONIR APPEARANCE TS
THIS CITY y
ON MONDAY. SEPT. 9th
ss.gs FL AT iSE.A6M4NGTON{E HALL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22

z-5s4
CABLE sTock .RunNlSo DowN.-Ey the arrival
of the North Britain, at Quebec, yesterday, We
have further foreign newsstand among it We
note the intelligence Of great decline in the
shares Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
The original shares were one thousand pounds
sterling each, aud had before the lsyipg of the
cable fallen to about 500 pounds. After that
event. however, they ran up. to 900, from which
they have been for while see.saWing, but
from which they are now coming down with a
tumble. Tho signals have given oat, it seems !;
in fact the public on both sides the water, this
while back, have q suspicion that the institution
has collapsed Now's good time to buy stock,
If teller isn't ..afeerd.''
NFALKER GosE Aaan: Gen. Vim. Walker,
the Sblue,grey eyed man of destiny and,whose
particular destiny it seems to be Phizzing out
all the time, has, We sec, LEFT again for Nirar{
agua,ayia. Panama! He seems to have an I'M
quenchable hanketiRg after glory down in the
of the IsthIlns We are afraid " iilisin
has played ont his stock OF public CONFIDENCE
ana sYe9scan' t get New Orleans jour printers,
shOenalssrs tailoTs, &c, hedid be-
fore, to5lag alone aitsI. his forlofn. hope. go
5sEazstaA8Hf5 sIaasisE efIe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22

Of Broeke Comfy
JILL. Be bad en- NlzDlZE.s91K3 IIUKsgAK And
W sRRIDAfs
The 22d e 24th e sssIotezlli5sss 1883.
AT 9EHE4Hs FAIR 8 ROUNDS l..e y DkS
" IExe1s5oa ltsesd fsf EaIEss.ll be I1szed
At ~ tie atatt11s 0f the Rail.
Toad Oliver gilIoul II hall III =lslaI FaEel=
using - Ne thee
ing Of the Goetg Brooke
TeEY attractive an JARED deSESllet9, and
cordially invite the plbe 70 stte4 tie days
agTe and snJoy tie q lse sse1stou.
presses ~ so0l Ifnds
Is very atteltnss and eprlte u DIS Line
nay BE Anticipated d3fpGlgs a 5s5
FINK HOR8E8
t58ls ne Sos
eiety offers prE1stzr this 5lpAr$Deut
81 fer tie Pascal sslliD
and S15 foI Lest md fEstes 1nEI 3<l8g bzadks
liberal premiums In the general lIsf.
IN FINE sIEEP tais has the Eeutst5s1 ef haEinE
made the Anest SHOWS o. All wet q The
display Of eRlne HA Be goSd
The M HOsTfch-
tur1l, Mechanical and O2sta1 kSBe hsr<4sGore been
ven rspEesent'eds
Liberal pre4f1s fer Fer1ae EqaegtTfanisu
Fire WORKS ard CHR II sEszodheed good
time anticipated. Car 051, Cql1E AL
srpIss Il 6PEst-EBR President
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22

y. u. dA6PEiR d SONS r22
fTE5HOBESAIE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS ~
/ w GARSs have hand and receiving gem ~
ral GSsOrtment Of k Beaver Russian haks also 9oh
hats Of every color, shape and quality.
They hAVefeceiVe0 fashion from New York
and are nov prepared to furnish gentlemen With
every Description and quality.
They also keep hand plain fancy
Fur Plush and Cloth Caps for boys, all which
they oF to- their eust0tners pe1Sing terms
M orders from country dealers promptly
tended to- = is.34tf i.s75asf q -
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received
solicit share of public they eterin
ed to deserve by attention application
mess ana cheap and rules Of operation IS
Trustees Sale Of House and Lot.
fRYyiEtue Of Deed TTt from Hermann Renner AID
Vile e ne dates 18th August, 1859, and
d1iy recorded in the Clerks ONCE Of the County
ONO IN Book page So, shall, the
'front.' dosE OF the Court Honse in the City Of Wheeling,
the l5sh October, 1s5s Ct u expose to sale
BY public auction to the hIghest bidder North half
lot I IN Of said city laid
ont by Col k6enezer Zane which said flOt fronts thirty
three feet on Main street and back hundred and
Two feef together With all buildings belonging
Sae same being ne same property occupied By said
TsHas o. sAIxEoI the mat the residue,
upon IN equal paymeuts SIX, twelve and eigh
months from the day Of sale. The deferred pay
70 e secured by negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed,
ana by p eedof trust the premises.
-fEhe daetG clear and iundoubtsa fss...f-
SePl4-td ALFRED CALDWELL, Trustee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22
TaE FTt,1sH ANNUAL. FAIR

F4aruer1s = EL,eeIla1Hsa 2Ea4sIa SfEIal 9oefeay
&c RraolZe alsnnnffH.1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22

4, STEEL PIQ reiebFated PIoV stands ~
ano We solicit Faraers an e. animation
oss board Win either
ri Io1 feundinno other
aagls S, S ssshsIs sst1THiSs eoRREII
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22
AIIHEIR ~ GR1EElTls - q u -

WILL be had on YEDEEEsDlE, IgaURsgAY an1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22

sDATENT Lever plovs .zS5isss4 S-.i-
II Centre Lever = SIX = ~ i p sir-ie
~ PittsbnF III Iron, 81 ,4ss
For sale St:the hgriealtural tore ~ = =
4
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12

A wellinformed gentleman has furnished in the
Cincinnati COMMERCIAL the following suggestions
which will prove interesting in these times;-
'"The high pressure in the main pipcs, IL allowed
TO go unchecked TO the burner valves, will con.
sumo a much larger quantity Of gas than they
otherwise would, even IL It is regulated at the
burner valves. The proper place to regulate is
the main valve near the metre, which should be
shut of until the burners Just right, with their
valves opened full By this means, all your burn
ers will Oe uniform, and the light will be as good
with two-thrds Of the main valve on, ss It would
turned on full. Look to your main valves every
time che Collector goes to your metre. This in.
formation came from an experienced gas manu-
facturer, after he had SOLD OUT"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12
business i'm Timn.

From what we can learn we are led TO believe
that business in Tifin isgrAdualy on the increase
Our merchants look hopeful and the prospect Is
that Spring win open up with good trade. Near
ly all the produce of the country Is in the hands
Of the farmers yet and must be sold at some price.
This will make money plentier and relieve the
present stagnation. Our merchants and manu-.
faeturers, who have withstood the storm so man
fully thus far, need not despair. The point Of
danger is passed and times will now undoubtedly
grow better. We expect to sec rush in Tilin
soon such, as was never seen before. "Wait for
the Wagon"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12
Court OF common pIeos

The Court Of Common Pleas is now in session
in this place, Judge whiteley on tho Bench
There ia a very full docket and many iaportan
cases to be disposed OF. The trial Of McCart,
for tho murder Of Bryan, near Fostoria, last
fall, will doubtless take place during this term
We hope, now that we have two Judges in th
subdivision, Court will remain in session lonl
enough to dispose Of the business, which has beel
aeeumuIa,ing for years, making additional cos. I,
both the litgatng parties and the county.
The following gentlemen compose the Gran'
Jury,
WIN. Snyder, VIM. J. KAull, John sOuder, A
Lugenbeel, R. Kaga, VIM. Miller, Thomas win
Jams, A. Rowland, II. s. Barber, d. N. Lake
N. Rosenberg, James Paine, Samuel Myers, Wm
Baker, E. G. Bowe.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12

By the Excelsior Literary Society OF Hsidel.
berg College. TO be held at the First Reformed
Church, on Wednesday evening, March l7th,
and consisting Of the following exercises;
onAFIoN-''sons OF the Morning'-N, H.
LOosE.
EssAT-'Immortality of the soul,"-J. B.
KNEsT.
oHIrIoS-. Pre- -Adamls Ages. NV, H. Fns-
HEMAN,
ADDREss-By Prof cONHAD. Of Dayton.
VALEDicroRE-- KlEFyEH.
Appropriate Vocal and Instrumental music viii
be given daring the exercises. The public arc
respectfully solicited to attend,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12

An exchange, which Is good authority on such
subjects, says that "tho policy of every man in
business and who must live by tho public, Is to
let the public hear Of him. His best speaking
trumpet is the newspaper advertisement. In q
poPulous community and a rapid age like thi,
every trader must make himself heard and known
otherwise he will fall behind his neighbors."--
That,s 30.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12
Loesser,s Hall.

A Concert and Supper will be givenin in Loessor's
Hall, on the evening Of
Wednesday, the nth OF March,
for the benefit Of the English Catholic Congrega.
ton.
The "Brother and Brass'' Bands have kindly
consented to attend All are respectfully invited
to be present. Tickets 10 be had at Mr. Voll.
mer's store. Cost of admission, Lady and Gen.
tleman $l,OO. Single person rs cents. Door.
open at 6;5O.
Tinin, March llth, 1858.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12

ELISHA KENF K4EE. a Biography by VIM Elder,
vol 5vo. pp 4l6. Published by Chllds &
Peterson, Philadelphia, Folet, Foster q Co.,
Columbus O., GeneTal Agents.
This work was announced some time ago, bu.
was delayed owing to the difficulty In gathering
up and oOllatins the Necessary material. a'he
book Is all that has been represented and viii be
read with eagenea BY nation, 50 willing 70 do
homage 70 tho lamented Dr.. Kane. This biogra
ply i ct aecORpaniment Of DR.. Kane's Arctis
Explorations. Those Who wish TO gain more in
Innate personal knoEledge Of Dr. Kane, will hnt
y By peFsesl Osihis interesting work.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12
For tie Tribune


That the next meeting Of the Seneca County
Teachers Association, will be hold in the Acad-
emy at Republic, on Saturday, March goth, 1858,
commencing at 10 o'clock, M.
Il is expected that several interesting Reports
~. Je read, and "The Modes Of awakening an
interest among scholars in their sMdies," will be
discussed.
Teachers, whether members or not, School
Officers, and friends Of Education generally are
respectfully invited to attend.
WIN. Fl. PEARCE, Secretary.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12

dTPeterson for April has made i,s appearance.
No monthly visitor is more welcome than Peter.
son and We recommend 1t to the ladies', who want
something both ornamental and useful, We will
furnish Peterson and the TlGin Tribune, one
year, for S9.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12

The weather, for the past few days, has mani
fesiod a disposition to change from the rigors OF
winter to the Establishments Of Spring. The icy
fettera are giving way and nature is proclaimingr
by thousand oilvery voices, the near approach
Of vernal loveliness. The winter, upon the
whole, has been an unusually mild ono and may
cause a late spring; but we hope not.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12
FoR sALE AT THIs oFFICE.

One Full Scholarship in Folsom's CONNER.
cial College, Cleveland. o.
ose 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.
saRdusky, DAYTON & Cincinnati Railroad
On and after Monday, January 25th, this Com
pany win run Passenger Train between San
dusky and Findlay,
Leaving Findlay a, 600 A. NJ, aud sandusky
at 3.45 P. NJ.
The Train from Findlay will connect at Clyde
with Train on Cleveland and Toledo R. R., going
West Az sandusky, with train on G. q T. R
R., going East
Returning, will connect at Clyde with train on
G. q T. R. R., going East, and arrive at Findlay
at P. NJ. JOHN II. HUDSON, Supt.
Sandusky, Jan. %, '5s.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12
Now is the Time.

We wouh notify our friends throughout the
county, that we are prepared to print Sale Bills
Horse Bills, &C., In the very hes, style, on tho
shortest notice snd very cheap for cash. Coun.
try merchants and hotel keepers would do well to
give us a call. Remember the Tribune oIlcs
When you come to town.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12
The Timn Gymnnsium,

Is prosporing finely, but more members are mood.
ed to make Il what il should be. No one, who
values his own health, should neglect to avail
himself Of the advantages which It affords, for
healthy exercise and innocent amusement. The
price Of admission is put so low as to be within
the reach Of all; viz; 90 year or 81 per quarter.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12
CITY EIection---MOnday, 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
HENRY BRlTTON as a candidate for re-elec-
tiou to the Office Of City Marshal.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12

owe have received the Ohio Journal Of Ed
ucation Cor March. Il is an excellent periodical,
aud every teacher In The county should take -
Price 81 90. Address Follett, Foster & Co., Co.
lumbus, Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12
MARRIED.,

In this city, on the 9th inst, by the Rev. Ly-
man J. Fisher, Mr.. THOMAS F. THREsHER Of Day
ton. o., and Miss SUE A. GALLUF, of this place.
GTseo George W. Elllott's advertisement for
Agents, headed, "a Book for Every Mans Lii
brary."
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12
sandusky, Davton q CincInn All Rniirou


A donation party will be held at the house Of
Mr.. Ell Shook In this City on Tuesday the 18th
Inst, for tho benefit Of the Rev. S. Gee. The
citizens are respectfully invited to attend.
March 5, 1858
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12
nInlllnr ihe Ernnrimnnt.

We understand that in few days, Nc. Ziegler
will have his patent brake attached 70 one Of the
Passenger trains on the sandusky, Dayton & Gin.
cinnad Railroad, when an excursion will be made
FOR the purpose Of testing e. We have no doub.
Il will prove entirely satisfactory.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12

Tho Perrysburg papers speak in very compn.
,ncntsry terms Of the ability and courtesy dii.
played by Judge seney while on the Bench IN
lhat place.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12

UrSee advertisement Of a new book entitled
"Hunts American Merchants" for sale BY
Rickey, MALLORY & Co. Cincinnati, o,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12

HrTbe person who took that key belonging 10
the Tribune OGce, will Go wen to return Il, or
hls name may appear next week in no bonora-
bic Uqbt
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12
Job Printing.

OF al kinds from the largest Poster down to
the smallest Gard, executed At this Office. verv
low and in a sty,e not 70 be surpassed, by any
Office n the State.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12

B'Hon. J. W. Paine has our thanks fora copy
Of the Fourth Annual Report Of the Commission
or Of Common Schools.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12

Tiffin Prices Current,
toonarcrup wsEEtv nvl
SHRIV & SNEATH,
Dealer IN Dtv Cosi, Grocsriss, carpsunrs Boott IN,
hoes and Made Cioihinr. AMI unrehasef Of sv
sfy desoription or Grain sud Produce Tor Cash.
wur.r--a e. s5Eooo.
gonr-ffheliedl uQo.
do fEsr ooc.
Rvn-fnRH.
nautEV-fnT i1.
Otrs-7201ic,
nEkNs-07s
PoraroEa-.3nr.
FLAx Srrn- s0.1Ean,o0.
TfaorHY 9Egn--t,s50i50
RurrER--tCa19c.
IsAan--H
TALLow--eG0oc.
SHoKED HAus-0Qo.
do GtnEs asn sHouLnEEs- Tao5o.
PfcNLEn pouN-ed0cs
MtrLE sUaAR-tne.
Do MoLAssra-S00f5o.
NEEaw aN--9nif2ic.
FE,rHsHs-17 i800c.
RAus-Qc.
nav Arrtrs-sti2 P9fBt
GuErN firnEs--1 hcpeflh.
nav dn I0c.
Euos-0anpc dozen.
PouK-st00a4.sa.
Clover seed,-st,OO 1000
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12

1ORARRELS agd HALF Barrel, BSl'imor'
M Horring. Macherel, White Fish, Plckerel
aud Trout. Fine and Frosh.
Forsale at
iunl2n II. A. BUsKIRK cos.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-12
Seneca County Lands at PTivafs
SgIe

AGENT fot ~. ". A. Steiner odsr At rrivsts ssls
~ the following deucfihed iarmu
Flft-'fhe Farm on which lscob Omvich resides, ~.
oiuinF the CITY Of Tidn, and the PLANK Road Leading
rom Fremont 10 Inpsf shndutky. This Fern cuniaina
hfee hundred md eleven 3) acrc shout hunfed ard
eighty Of which cleared and rndcf good tenet fand cu
vaon and IN quality s tutnatud BY uuv IN thc cnuni,
einr mostly River boom thS femaiudcf u heavily tim
hetsd and ~ under surlus. The ssndeiky River iofh
nan ~ is Eastern houndary.
The consi of good Icf Dwelling Hoo -
New Ifame nhfn with gnnses, cribs, wagon sheds
doihrr necpshy out bulinr anda we'll Of water IN the
ver On The tm a good hcu ring or hard, and wong
orchards n The chnicett ru nanteh our rsHr a This
srm. cf irHty Of so location ard ohsF advanafet, 4
cf the mos, deahe 10 bo found, aud will b. diydst
" desired 20 suit purchastrs.
Eerond-The Farm, containing 100 aeus on whirh Jtra
inh Miller resides in Adpmt township, siouinr Ihe VI.
nom Rsnubcto Green Springs, aboui three mile, fium he
latter village,
Rrtysen y and ,riy serss Of ihsrsc are essssd ssd
under cultivation, the balance heHtly umlfffi with hsck
walnut poplar And oihef valuable timber The toll mors
" y black lusm, and Of ,he hes, quality.
II u veil wateTed by neveT.faing spring and tream
Tie improvements consist of and tuhstsninl Frame
cuso end Other out buldng snd an oThsTd VI choice
fr'it rlantcd four yeeFs ngo,
TMrA-A Of hundred and sixty acres, ,u Adaus
.hr, adjoining the shove tract ahont thirty %
Nv tmhrted with valuable timber. small stfeatn patssa
through tha tract and the soil is Of frat quality.
Any rhef description of these laud it deemed
sar ~ per,una drsmus of purchasing will of
Inc ff themselves which they DO BY calling oneittsr -
the enauis above named, the Agent 1n othtfsg
/ whom will show the rrAmisss. Tefmt made easy.
Tim, oci. 81, S1.am LEWIS BALTZEf.t, Agt.
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{ VAN Do0RM HOUSE,

A. r. Van Doom, - Proprietor.
MARKET street, hosr he Wooien Bridge Ilin, Ohis.
l The HQose his been lately Pot nio ~ best Of ote.
and rt.ltrhished Co. eapecal accaWRpdaion pt ta
trlveng uhlio This House s situniod On one of tbs
most pleasant streets Of the city, nsa m1s and bpsi
noas and lago and we'll adopted ohe pelpose of pas
ho house The sleeping apaHmeuts ase
LARGE AND WELL FURNISHED,
,.d tt P,p,,se, bets hiasolf 10 Do al 10 his p6uss -
rcnder russis comfortable dale itsirstai Ibs Duh ~iu
,lvrnv. b. reasonable md uniionn. hisa.lr
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sPEcIAL NOTICES:


wooDa Ham REsroRaTIvE,-Thii wonderful prepara
ton s having an extensive islr in all parts of the Union
ns one Of the few patent medicines which are now sold
over the country that arc really what theiT inventors claim
for them Wherever u has bad fair trial the result has
been precisely Wood predicts. II has never failed 10
tern the white hair back the natural color where the d.
roclions have been strictly followed and In numerous cases
has restored the hair upon heads that had been bald ioI
years Hi, not pretended that il will make the hair grow
IN every case bnt where Il fails there Il certainly rene
d. The restoration Of tho hair has been effected IN 50
many instances where the seemed utterly hopeless,
ha, Il cerany worth while for ali who have lost their
hair Oty the experiment Of using bottle ortwO Of Woods
Rostoraiive.-tA Moline workman.
tS-sold BY All the Druggists. mhs.im
Evohio ssa,o and Union Law oonege.-Thh 10.
situation has hseu removed Cleveland, Ohio. Degree'
are legally oonfsnod and Students graduating may be
to practice For Circulars address, at Cleveland,
ds9s-r NJ. A.KiNG. Secretary.
Ranking House of w. C. Hedges & Co.,
Pay Interest on Deposits
Remaining Months, at per cent.
as Z"
y "6
Deposits payable at any time return Of Certificate.
JOSIAH HEDGES,
A. @. BALDWIN,
I,,, n. 1857. w. c. HEDGES.
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