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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20

EnRA1A.-In correcting the proof of our re-
turns of the election in Cheshire County last week,
the returns of Dublin, Nelson and Troy trans
posed 90 that the votes which were given for Halle
The footings were, however, correct. In our re-
turns for County Commissioner the vote Of putney
for Whcclock was placed at 90 when it should have
been 40. In the best regulated Offices mistakes of
this kind will occasionally occur, We testify
to from our own experience.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20

carefully 1t comes from no "black republic
can" source.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20

NEw ARRANGEMENT Tine Mail Routes over the
railroads Of the Connecticut River Valley, from
Springfield, Mass, to Barton, in this State, have
been consolidated, and the same is to he run by
four agents. Those already on are William +.
Mack, Charles Smith and f. F. kimbal The
fourth place has been given to William S. Moore,
of Wells River-.frgUs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20

ADMINISTRATION MEETING At BELLOWS FALLS.
The argus contains a call for meeting of all
''in favor of sustaining the patriotic and honest
length breudh." including of course, We suppose,
executors, administrators, heirs and assigns, which
call is headed by the name of HIRAM ATKINS and
is further signed by Patrick Lills, Daniel Byrns,
Jas. Diggins, Patrick Diggins and over one humid
red others, all of whom we doubt not are "burning
md shining lights" in the councils of the Rocking
ham democracy. "The time, place, and speakers
will be announced hereafter" says the call Such
an important demonstrationin favor fthe Lecomp-
ton swindle should secure more favorable regard
for sour first choice
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20

RELIGIOUS lSTEREsT.-Betwecu the hours Ofhalf
past twelve and half past in the afternoon there
has been held prayer meeting, every day this
week, in the lower Town Hall, occupied as an Epis-
copal Church, in this village. We understand that
considerable interest has been manifested on the
subject of personal religion. Our exchanges gen.
orally speak Of the prevalence of revivals Of reg-
ion everywhere in the county The number CT
conversions reported seems almost incredible.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20

The HALIFAX Posr-oFFicE As an instance Of
the way in which the Halifax post-oflice sit
uated, conveues the people of town, we may men,
ton the fact that on the llth inst, Of twenty-five
letters and over forty newspapers which came in
the mail, all but one letter and three four
papers were taken from the Office by = messenger
from the centre Of the town 10 be distributed at the
old quarters. This is another specimen of Lccomp-
tonism.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20

New FIRM-Messrs lIoughton & Blake are
about opening the store No. Granite Row. for
merly occupied by Messrs. Cune 4 Bracket, which
the, have fitted up Cor the sale of dry goods
Messrs Cune Bracket: have relinqushed that
department of business and will confne their at
tention to the manufacture and sale of clothing
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-29
AND GARDEN SEEDS.
NEW AND GENUINE.

Vx1K have now vur sto / for Spring Trade fully
w complOsed, and shall be slAd " see our frisnds
: nd ali who ar wan ,int Bceds sor the Ysfm or t4ar
.ien. our H. ID Seeds may b. found.
sPaIuO wHEATs, BARLEY sTs MiLLET, POLAND
OATS. EARLY AND LAss POTATOES
q no PnrLLIP, RED DLAaS, n oJMLR VARIETIES
OF CORN ETC ETC
Glover, Tim thy and oti sr Grsss.s, With al sas-
= ,itmeut Of Se ds foI Root crops
Pc the Ait,hen 6ard,n will be { und Q ful and
onplete . sortment OF even vegrtsbi. se~c wan q,
.fthe best varieti =, snd selectci with e,sai care and
,,any nj much exp nse aev-ra neA varieties u
Ss~ds will be found among ur .m.or Ations
CHINESE SUGAR CANE PURE SEED.
The sub.cIib : bav. obtsin.'i . snpilyo b zee.
1.-THE above liant, how attrsctins 80 mac II ibhc
stteOtsOn. IL u net tborO gh., .nd1 sed BY he
'csd,ng Agriculiu,si ., nDd hsficstcrsl Soe.,us,
,sd Agricultural rAVsrs IN The UStor
Al DIS ssp-ctAl tim y r. vel sorih . trial. troin
= corn, ~ sadlsos y tn sta.x 'or ,rav = sotssr.
snakap6 il much nor. p INA 10 than ssdinary q -.
AOoDdsmsn VII hA- isl~d Il, > ~
enc acrc Of The ttaiks, pFpperiy cultivated, VIII
~ ervU tuo 10 NV ,llC , VI fne yruo, oqurl 20
taA b 5 Orisan- As. AdN tn ssmr S~ss .
x1ooa1rr1p ofescaA ut t.ddsr. SOwn bsssd. > or
is&lcss dvel- On tend q ssay vsswsd or hishiy nssn-
.red, /, = Y yi4i fAt!ty D.y Posnds ~ sp-rior
fl4'E y h. Ass 1hs .. ffs sAu lien. for hnmsa
lSA, vAeai ssoqnd tn meal. aad fAtssns con ste
~ very psetnis
ro0 H. odbiasl importation y II be asrrd In a tn
~,achaxe,, zach ~eoi,taing enough 10 piaIt ~cne-four b
& IN scre ~ drtjis With ftli dir ctl0ne TOR IN eulti-
.stlon. which 10 p,fe ily simple. Tn Sc pAciass
all b~ FORWARDED pev MI. free Of pos age, to ssy
Add, sss on receipt VI o. Tor e.cL pAcAsg, wh- not
cut BY nlsn, We Will furnish = EropoS Unar. quail
ssy.
Eany orders are sole ted. - te supply or - 10
quite limit d.
OUK IMPLEMENT DEPARTMENT wilb IN
o implicitly sto. ked vi b L. 10 and uscbin , every
style and mod. Of PA ming, Al. ali OF tie most ~
proved articles.
Oeaier. suppl d II li'erai disc unts
nePull Cstalv guee ~ ats On r csipt q . postage
stAn1o. -
No 2Ol Lake Street, LhiCaso, nj
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-29
THE "a u T. q GUIDE
n trntt0c md n aetl q AericuituG. VIVA
Carbon Cliff Coal.
TENTS PEE BUSREZ

I'VE CARoON 0LI4Y VI NININ : 90 90
! nov ssltng thas supei iOs oAi - thets gard
(eoIn-r ofoth . end West 70 Avenue) = saha rDAe
p Z bushsl sod ten sests d Iveren NJ esttD - -
Dsv~nlorL . DIP ole .f,kas vtetoity vfn se0eoAw
tnat vo werr ths 1sst 70 insas0 ase ~ pstrD - .
aoA we nov assuss thru thst ~ ehan a0e1nQoo =
srll stu vesy bowe<t "a -.
DovnpasA 1asoasy D, ;616 3
L0sR11, 1101A 40 = Co. i
JaDodtS esoog1GA1S.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-29
A SAVING or 20 PRR CENT.

viii be made BY calling ON us before purcha ,iog else
whore. We are determined to sell al low prices. 20
Low Tor Cash, that hone shsli be able to stjet. Aud
vhile we are helping the y or by almost GIVING
AWAY CLOTHING ve shall x.ve the stalled wheel
OF the business cord . pu.h forward. Don't mis-
CLAIRE BLOCK. DetlsiIm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-29
Store for Rent.

nvHH Store Occupied by ". D.. RAxT1R, On Second
,tsoes, neAr Hssvisoo, Il now for 1sot o. good
NJ Apeay Q ~ psuniDeo. leeosssion eivsa
SssSHSIf n. p. bAx1n1.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-29
NEW YORK.

~
IMPORTED WINES. ,GROCERlES,kc
1. l. w. GsEERY,
2OS Canal st. / 719 Bros dway, n. Y.
(EsssbIished 1o0A.)
Importers and Dealers IN rsvss Qualities
FAMILY GROCERIES.
oner tothe TRADE HOTELS, PRIvAls sAMILIE
and al Who Ans ehoic. ia their tss;e, SD desire
-. genuine article. . large variety Of
TEAS, GHkkS AND BLACK, SuUCHON6, POCCH-
ono, ENGLISH BREAKFAST, OOLOS0. IhPk
Rial, HYSOS, 0CNPOwDER. YOUNG HYsON,
As.. Ia chests and half chests, &c.
~C0FFEE-xOCHA and
WiNES-MADERIEs. %SHERRlEe, PORTS. HOOKS.
&C. very old and high grades, in original pscks-
ges, DEMONS. masn sms and bottle,.
BARTON aud 6UEsTIER's CLAKErs
CHAMPAGNE Met L ChAndon,s. Cabinet Inp'l
'.fzenay DO. Heidseic A,1.H Aumm's, do do,
LiQCOko-Brsndiss, Ru ~, " u!sk.y. gin, Arrses.
Absinthe, Kirseh. nc, &C., In original packages,
sis', Curacao, AAraschino, Aniset,e, No, eau, BAT.
MALT LlQUORs-London Brown Stout. Scotch and
English AIES.
Sk6AHS-A variety Of Choice Brsnda.
PiCkLE3-EN6LIsH and
sAUCkS-tor Fish, CurrIe, Game, Meat, &c.
CHEk5E- s1ILTOS. HEDDnK ROYAL VICTO.
.uA, Prince ALELkd. PaRMksAN GRUY
SuGAkS-LoAe, CRUSHED, PCLvkRISBD. 8,
CkOIl &c 10 barrels md half bar reis.
hAas-wEaTPHALIA and AMERICAN.
OILS OLIVE, SPERM And WHALE.
uOu Liquors are warranted nodultersfel %
OF our own Importation. lApr. II d1y.l
DARE INDUCEMENTS TO A0ENTS-ExPER
ANkNCkD OAnvsssing Agents wanted In eli parts
OF the country for the "Comprshensive Geogr sph,
and History. fAncient AMI Aodern) Of the Who'll.
world" froh' the earliest ages TO the present time
by6. G0oDRicE. peter Pariey) Illegally bound
and beautifully illustrated. Price o.. Sold only b.
Agent. to whom special districts will be given. AZ
piicsnts should state what counties they would III.
vor particular apply 10
J.H. COLTON 4 CO.,
NehiIW VIZ william tr.e,. N Y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-29

The Problem solved.
ruBwAY no MAXI n DOLLAR WORTH TWO
-ls To 90 TO
III .. Drake 4 Co.'S, Ne. 3, L. Claire Disct,
And purchase FROM their sspsrior .,oel of
CLOJHyfG


COMPARING, probably the largest, mos, fashion
able ami best made sssortm nj Of Boys and
AenS clothing To be found In ths city. A. The PUB
Nc are not gAtnm me BY nAm ng %, % or ~ thousand
doalars In stock. selling OF ~ Cost, ETC., but II 10 .uGf =
Gent for us ~ say that every description " sarment
that hart can wish or Mai Conceive, th~t ~ ali
unite Durability with beauty can te found al or
place, 81 such astonishing , Low RiCEs that we
are confident
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-29
n5CAZlNE,
BRl."'Sn REVIEWS.
GUIDE.

= .corr RI - .apl b,i-h
IL. H. ,onow,ng ,.s n.y. ior., .ont'nne ~
In I1ons on QnArfe y, (C0f yrvaIss)
The kdin.'ureh ke,iew, " big)
b The North british X. vi. m. Char,
The wsstm, nj ter Review Il bersll
%. hisckw oi's , DIM ursh Mag az,ne. fToryN
These Periodi ais ably repres n, the ,krs ~.
political parties u Great BT,t .in- Wing IT,, "a
ksiicsi-bui poiiihs forms only Que eats : Of III,
character As organs Of The meet pref uud o.. ts,s,
on S.ience Literature, Morality end neiieion, iHry
word o; letters, being considcred tnd,sp. nsIb,c \, -
scholar aud the proiessi,n nal man, wbn. y - ma
heeut reader brewery cisss u, , furn III . moi Z eer-
rect and satisfactory record 81 The current ,iie,as.re
Of the DAY throughout the world, tasn can v~ ~
be obtained from any Other souros.
Early Copies:
: The 'se'pt Of advance sheets from the bht.h
publ hers gives additional value 70 these re- ma
in..mueh - they eau now = placed In ID. ! nd Z
Terms per Annum.
Por suy one Of TIE four Krvrws Aaon
For ny two u The fous Reviews
FSr any three 81 the our nsvisvs 900
Rsr al foe Of the kevi - ~
- BLACK wood . Asgssne ~
foS blAckOood ami three Reviews Am
1oT blacksooi and me Sou, Reviews =
Eaym.nseo y made !" al cases IN sAvssce. \ -
current N ths ttass where isssed VIII b rsc.ivss g
Clubbing.
~ ~ ~HO0v0
pStcos vii te all we'd ~ ciute Or, esipg fs.nr o, uoso
cOpso Q any the or more Of The shove 20 h. Thts:
-Four copies Of Bls<kwood or ~ one Rev lew, VA b
sent 70 ne sddress fs -. four eopses o, the MuF
kssisUs nd HascAvood los go; and ~ -.
Postage.
In al the principe. cities and towns tbsee " IN VI
Be celtvere0 Prse Of tostsge. WHEN ens - Dsu
the poasago IN any pArs o! the U0itod oestso Ntl -
bat TW %ITi-eOUke cents . year 1r each o. Tie
Reviews.
y. b. The price In Great Brian q ~ avs Phi.
ideals abov. nam.c 10 stout ~ pr anasn.
THE FAR ~ 3 GUIDE
- kntidc ssd ? rseti d AsrScuituS.
By SrsvshS, 2. n. 3 Off inb1tsh, and
the ATE J. .. sosToN p ofes.oe Of 81 aide
Asri -uiture 10 Yse ol' g., In n y usv IA,
vols Royal +, ctav I 500 psses, and
nuoesous vofd and st-.l epsrsvsngs.
This v, eonfesf edly. tn mos. { .Dp.ete vork q
Agrfcuit ur- ever ~ blish. q, nd Ia . der TO sivs Zee
Der d.ealation, the Publishers have sssolssA q.
reduce the price v
rvs DOLLARS FOR II TWO vOLUAAo
when snt BY u,il (postsg- pnid) oCs:isc mr. se1s
Oregon u price wll be 81. To " = Pet Of tho
ULSo , aed &c Ca IDS q o tsse psid) IS TAt Wort.
10 n0t the Old 'bsxk Of be Fam a
Respitt ness q ~, 81 VI . o. pub, cAtSDa-
shoald always Be sddr,s . , (pOsi Lstr) 70 u. Iunsn
Iisheyu.
LEONARD afGr , o..
lDec79dAwtsl No ~ Gold strves. Nv Yoss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-29
C. AUGUSTUS HAVlLAND,
Attorney 4 Counsellor At Law
Real Estate .ADesst,


AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
DAVENPORT. IOWA
OYyIOR With r @. Eads, Ia Claire Row. I'm
trance lie Claire HaA.
T Aw Business and Oonveysncing promptly atten.
l. ded TO.
Lands bought and cold On Commission
Money loaned o unineunbeSed Real Estate secur.
Taxes paid, and Collections made for parties In an
section of the country.
among these about TO emigrate to this vicinity, ena-
bles m, to oner great Inducements 70 those havine
lands to dispose Of.
-~REFEnEHCEs -
* Gov. Myron d. CLARK, Cauandaisus, n r.
Hon. Chariss Il. kusgies, PoushkesPsss. MI.
Capt. Richard Peek, NJ. Haven, Conn.
s E:s. 4 =; 1 !. cssie 4''"'' New ror. G n.y..
Benson J. Tossing Rsq.,
Bockee, Innes, 4 Co, Chicaeo III.
Tallmsn, Power 4 Mclean Davenport Iowa,
G. AU USTUS HAVILAND
General Real Esfate .Auea
Successor - Gel. r. c. Eadsl
HAS FOR SALE
THIRTY IMPROVED FARMS.
In Scott cor mtg, with good comfortable dvsel,ru
large Orchards of every kind u Il nit, running water
and every thing 70 make . Farm deairstle. b
sold vesr reasonable.
70 Uninprsved Parcels Of Land
IN scett county. pleasantly situated. capital Land
for farming purpsses-terms very easy.
Improved and unimproved parcels Of Land In o..
cry part Of the stats.
Houses snd Lots In the City Of Davenport.
Building Lots varying In price from al3O upward
Great Inducements are sGsrsd 70 mechanics .
we'll - capitalists snd others.
Gail and szasins mai p and prices It
HAVlLAuDeS
ocsOdtf Once LAClaire Row.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21
CITY COUNCIL.

THuRsDAY Evening, May 18th, 1858.
Council met Prescnt,-Alessrs. Holt, Hovey,
Hening and PooInan.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were read
and approved.
The following hill was ordered to be paidA-
Titin Gas Company, for Gas and rent Of meters
for the month Of April Sl.55
The Clerk read communication from the
Mayor calling the attention of Council 10 the di-
Iapidated condition Of the fence around the grave
yard; also, inquiring whether there is an ordi-
nance ipforce, to prevent persons living without
the city limits from using the graveyard for bury
ing purposes; also, asking information in regard
to the disposal Of fines collected Of persons for
violating the Bridge ordinance. Laid over to be
acted on at a subsequent meeting.
On motion, Hiram Britton was appointed Mar
ket Master, for the current year at salary Of
$50 per annum.
Marshal Britton was instructed 70 procure, and
have pat up on the bridge at the west end Of
Market street a sign, warming persons against a
violationof the ordinance IN regard TO said bridge
On motion Of Or. Hovey the Market Master
was instructed to collect the sum Of 60 per year
from all persons using stands in the Marke
House forthe sale Of vegetables; or in case Of pay
ment by the month, then the sum Of so cents PEI
month,
On motion Council adjourned
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

These dark, moonless. siarless nights remind
us Of the necessity Of having our streets illumin.
eied with Gas, We havoebout gottired Of Feel,
ing our way home in the dark, falling down
cellar ways and knocking our shinsagainst store
boxes Wesinccely hcpethc City Fathers and
the Gas Company win come to some understand.
ing and throw light on this dark subject. Ifthis
appeal docs not avail we viii invoke the aid Of
ghosts and voblius dire" to haunt them, until
they aro brought to q sense Of their duty.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

At Melmore, on the 18th inst, by D. Richards,
Esq, Mr.. MARTIN ConBErr, Of Eden township,
Seneca county, and Miss ELIZABETH j. FRENon,
Of Crawford county, Ohio.
In Plymouth, on the llth inst. by Rev r.
Hager Mr.. DIiLroN GUELLow, of Attica, and Miss
Many JANE Hull, Of Plymouth.
On the 18th inst, at the Won Doom House, by
Rev. James Pelan, Mr. Bushrad W. Burns to
Miss Martha Jones.
On the 10th inst in the Presbyterian Church
Of Patterson, by Rev. James Pelan, Mr.. John H
Pearson to Miss Mary Jane Stout
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21
TANE NOTICE.

We intend to visit as many Of our subscribers
as possible, during this and the coming week, for
the purpose Of making their acquaintance, inter
changing opinions and talking over matters and
thingsin general and money in particular Those
who owe us for the past year and those who wish
10 renew for thecurrcnt year, will have am oppor-
tunity of doing so, without coming to town.
We hope, by our visitation, not only 20 replenish
our purse, which is now sadly collapsed, but to
cultivate friendly relation with our patrons.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21
Improvements.

The Council have determined upon extensive
and valuable improvements, in different parts Of
the city, in the way Of grading and paving the
streets aud sidewalks The work has already
commenced and will be carried on vigorously,
during the summer
The communication Of the Mayor with regard
to the Burying Ground is worthy of serious con.
sidcration. We hope the City viii take some ac-
ton soon, with regard establishing new Gem.
etcry.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21
Mayors Court.

The following cases were brought before Mayor
Keen and disposed Of during the past week:
May IA Campbell-for iolating Ordi.
nance for the protection of the Wire Bridge
Fined s. and costs.
10 - Hiram Lear--intoxicated imprisoned
over night and fined 81 and costs.
ID Bridget Connelly--intoxicated
oned over night and fined 81 and costs
l7.-Philip Gear aud Augustus Slomnn-dis-
orderly conduct in 2d Ward-fned 81 each and
costs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21
Snhnrbnn Residonccs

We notice that several fue private residences
have recently been erected, in the southern part
Of the city. Others have been projected and will
be put up the coming summer and fall. We are
glad to see oir citizens turning their attention in
this direction. These suburban retreats combine
the conyeniences and attractions Of both city and
country and are capable of the highest adorn.
ment.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

For the pact week, has boon very capricious and
unavorahlc for the farmer. Scarcely a day has
passed, but what Ola Neptune has given us
cold shower bath, completely satumtng the
ground and spelling all our hopes Of garden
making and complaining The few intorludes
of sunshine have proved as cphomcral, as the
hopes which they inspired
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21
MARW THIS.

We want il particularly understood that we
are not bound to stop any mans paper, until all
orrearagcs are paid up A timely Observance Of
this hntmay save trouble and expense. Persons,
who want their paper stopped, at thc expiration
Of the time for which they have paid, must return
a copy marked "refuscd' otherwise we are not
bound to stop &C.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

tB-Tcll me yc winged winds, that round my
pathway roar, do yo not know some quiet spot
whore hoops are worn no morc5 some lone and
silent dell, some island orsome cave, whore women
can walk three abreast along the village pave9
The loud winds hisscd around my face, and an
swered "nary place"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

e8J-We find the following puff" of worthy
citizen of this place, in The Cincinnati ENQUiRER
paddock & Co., brokers, corner Of Third and
Walnut streets, had man named John Houck,
from Tifin, arrested yesterday, upon charge Of
passing upon them two raised $40 notes, Preblg
Branch State Bank Of Ohio. Houck is a horse
trader, and, the day before, had gone into Pad
dock d Co.'s Office and obtained a certificate OF
deposit for $3.50, paying them, as they allege the
two spurious tens. Houck proved an excellent
character for honesty, industry and commercial
honor and testimony in his behalf rendered il
highly improbable that he had ever had such
bills in his possession The householder, who
looked the picture Of rural simplicity and good.
natured honesty, was honorably acquitted Pad.
dock a Co. probably made mistake, supposing
lot of money 10 have come from the Tiffinit,
that they had obtained elsewhere"
We would add, that John has arrived at homo
safe, and is prepared to buy all the good horse.
in the county, at fair prices
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

Subscribers, residing in TifHn and vicinity,
and all those with whom we have book accounts,
will confer favor by calling and settling up for
the past year, if they have not already done so
We are in great need Of the money now due us on
subscription and otherwise
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21

Our City Council have experienced some diii-
Guilty in enforcing the Market Ordinance and cs.
hblishing regular market; hut they have finally
succeeded. Our citizens will find rugular sup.
ply Of meats, vegetables, butter and eggs at the
Market House every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday morning. Farmers, bring in your stuff
here is the place to sell g.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21
Job Printing.

OF all kinds, from the largest Poster down 10
the smallest Card. executed at this office, very
low and in a style not to be surpassed, by any
Office In the Stnte.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-21
DaiIY PRAYER Mectinr.

The daily prayer meeting in this place is still
continued with marked success. The number in
attendance, although respectable, is not so large
as formerly, but the interest manifested by those
who do attend is none the less apparent These
meetings have been productive of good results
and they ought TO be kept up. Their influence
is felt throughout our whole community, not only
among church members aud church-goers, but
among all classes It is noticeable fact that
there has been less disorder, drunkenness and
profanity. upon our streets since these meetings
commenced, than ever before.
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FoR sALE AT Wis oFFICE.

FOR SALE AT tHIS OFFICE.
One Ful Scholarship in the Ohio State and Union Law
College, Cleveland Ohio.
One Full Scholarship the Eclectic College Of Medicine,
Cincinunti, Ohio
An Of the above win be sold very cheap for Cash.
eV-ohio State and Union Law oollogo.-Thi, In.
ituoh has been removed to Cleveland, Ohio. Degrees
legally conferred, aud Students graduating may be
admitted to practice. For Circular address, Cleveland
de25-1r NJ. A.KING, Secretary.
Benking House of w. &. Hedges s. Co.,
Pay Interest on Deposits
Remaining Months at 4 per cent
8 as
IR "6
Deposits payable at any time on return Of Certificate
JOSIAH HEDGES,
A. c. BALDWIN,
July 10, 1857. w. C. HEDGES.
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eT-rhe greatest natural ornament 10 the "human form
divine, unque.,onuby fine, luxurien,, healthy growth
ofhar II has been esteemed in al ages Of the world
and among all nations, savage civilized. Hence, the In
brave regnr the scalp Of bis enemy his greatest trophy
For similar reason, the fashionable belle often DISCUSSES
the region Of vahiiy, we'll her other chronological
gans with borrowed locks
lie who should discover mode OF preventing the hair
from showing tho nroad Of euvious Time by turning prem
Hturey gray method by which could be restored when
falling OF turning white, and way ofptomong m
tinued and luxureut growth, would be Justly entitled to
rank among the beneactor' ofthe human Read the
tsrmonals in nnoher column, Of the wonderful, not 90
SOY almost miraculous effects Of Professor Woods air
Restorative and sec II he has accomplished all this.
ICapital City Pact.
t1g-sodby all the Druggists. MARLIN
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WThe Eailea of FlorIdn !,

Follctt, Foster & Co., Of Columbus, have in
press a worl, entitled "Tho Exies Of Florida" 4"
by Joshua r. Giddiugs Itisa work Of thrilling
interest and promises an extensive sale. See no.
tiee in another place