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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

a UCTIoN NoTICE-THos. BELL, AUCrIc NEER. 4
"A w. g. THOMPSON This day, at 10n O'Clock, In thu
saiesrco ms is East Broadway win be finished the sale o
second hand fuypue also balance Of stock OF fancy drl
yoods clothing hats ladies' and geutemens CATERS shoes
boys boots &C. nnc stock Of old wines and liquors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

II xosrAKTY, AUCrIoNEER, WILL. SELL. THIS DAY,
A. 10 O'clock at 80 Oliver street. the contents OF
ceiy and quor s,ore-suger' teas spices .o.p candles
cies ia tpr els tegs gin. syrup, beer pump
Ac alsn the furniture OF the family The whole VIII be sold
wi bout reserve Ast7e In leaving for Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03
FURNITURE.

LINAMRLLED CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITURE, IN
IL all and Wholesale and retail ut prices from
s7s End upwards wARhEN WARD, No ~ Ospal street,
old No. -, four doors east Of Broadway, New York.
(NHIIDRFss BEDsTEADs NEW DESIGN, VERY
" beautiful cottage bedsesds, ~ aud upwards; folding
cribs take n the country mattresses OF hair
and other msterisls cheap, MWALKkRS Ga broadway,
between Beecker and Hoason srec~ N Vie Placement,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

<Tu OF Jury pxcunsrox.-rouKrH or JULY
q Grand Annual Regatta at Newourg Moniay July s.
lS5a-The large and conmodious Bston steamer WOROE5
IER viii leave jersey cy At A M hosoksn Al Cham.
Der. street. Amos street and md, sog ns ,sais
sprnE each The .plend brass band II the stea Tshp
Persia win the boat Returning, will leave New
burg directly after the arriving in The city NJ O'Clock P
n Fare for the excursion 70 Newburg and bAck 7scsnts
Tickets " West I'll and 2it Washington
street board Refreshments board. N. B.-rhs
worcester make grand moonlight cotiloo excursion
down bay the evening See advertisement and bills OF
The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03
N @. kDEy. AuCTloNEEs

NJ. EZRA LUDLOW, JR.,
win sell this day ~ II O'clock at ssesrooms No Pine
street, the assortment OF wagons ougges 90 offered
ts which be sold o close scsounts The
s,es two heated wagons without tops sliding seal
Sop bugsies for four rosd wagons Jaeger
ysrops lRbt Of variety Of hnish al OF
good workmsnsh ip and warranted.
ALI, large invoi,e OF leather ny nets, saddles, brides
martin gales, &c.
Also seventy OF srge and double harness of en-
cell. Mt wor anship and finish various styies.
The aet ton Of buyers particularly requested 70 ms sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03
rIRNRY LEEDS. AuCTIoNEER-sALksRooM NO

IJRNRY II LEEDS, AuCTIoNEER=sALEsRooM NO;
Ill % Nassau sreeI-HEnRY LEEDS %. will sell
~ auction saturday July at i0 o'clock At the sses-
No q Nassau street, general assortment OF house
md furuure consisting OF Brussels aud ingram csrpeis
hosany suits, in srocsel and hsirco,h rose
wood mahogany card, centre and side tables lace win
dow curtsps corpises mahogany chairs Ia h,rco,h
mahog eegeres oak marble top do
sent chairs easy lestner eegeres oak
dining tables together With general assortment OF
kcfer furniture Al Y cloct choice lot OF liquors ani
wines from Family grocery close the ,oucern,
.isnr Of belle brandy pale ennesy do Mstera port
cherry Bourbon wbskey, ho aud GIN Jam ica ru n
Sc. ali OF lrsi css, quality. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

UCTlON NOTICE PETER PARKS, AUCTIONEER.-
"A nv W & IR0RAHAM-Reeula and special sale this
day h o'coct the store 94 William sreet-Hou'ehod
eis and other carpets ALEC of military toys swords
xuDs kns psaeks drums umpets, DC. sale positive for
cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

U,oR NORFOLK AND R1CHMOsD.-THE UNITED
states natl stesnnship JAMEsrywN. Cspt PARISH will
leave Saturday, inst ats O'Clock p " from pier -
North She win arrive At Norfolk 90 Sunday aernoou
and Richmond on Nondsy mornng PASSENGERS for tbs
South will proceed directly on By the great southern mad
lines Travellers Will IN this he cheapest paasantss aud
expeditions route Pas1gs and fare inrluing state
Norfolk s. 70 Petrsrurg and Rchm )af $40
$3.50 - --
UVArrED-A GOOD vEssEIs SUITABLE FOR Asst.
w ing foreign rafe, frsn 40 10 400 tons 10 draw
exceed pne fec, OF wsier IN exchange for improved Brook
lyn Ne~ York property Apply 10 wN GAukn n
bere, q Centre rtrect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

rIENRY VI. LEEDS, MISUNDERSTANDING NO,
1 % Nassau ssreet-BENkY III. LEEOS co will SAL
oucon saturday July Al Y O'clock In front OF store
No e street. black Canadian borse s hands high,
nine years old kind In all harness ureer the
saddle toupd except aghy tender forward gentle and
reliable for children drive Bold as the owner has
firth for him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

~ c. CLARK AUCTIONEER-wILLs SELL. THIS DAY
". turday July g. at IL O'Clock at AIS Hudson street,
unrsdsemed goods gold and silver watches men and wo
eae and 9th goods NJ B-Noney advance all kinds
goods bought Parties hsvng goods for sale can have
moaey sdyan ced ,couut Of sales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

AXE MoHEaAN HOUSE is NOW OPEN FOR SUM
IL bosrders situated four niss east Of Peehss ao
oessibe the Hudson River Railroad Gnd
steAmboats Thomas Powell Mesamora and Armenia Ad-
A. w. Palmer, Prop rector,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

uv1JoMPsON,s ATLANTIC PAVILION SHREWSBURY,
n. j. open for he reception Of trsnsea. or per.
mapent Fishing, sailing river and surf bahiBx
and all the pleasures nrs cass summer
trest catered. J. THOMPSON, Proprietoe.
NvRENrON FALLS, ONEIDA COUNTY, NAV YORK
The the above celebrated lace OF resort open
season be reached In few hours from New
York small exprnse, . railroad from Utica takes vs
terS there within IN hour. H. k00Rx, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

SUTTON tU.'H UENFATtH LINN FUF bAN FNsNs
- csoo-Clpper Of Thursday, 18th July instant Lowest
rates and detention rbe superior fast sailing clipper
ship WANDERING JEW staokpole sster, IL receiving
her cargo 10 East river, and will promptly sail
above. Only ~ per foot this hne ship The Wan
dcrfnr thoroughly ventilated and OF small cap Ac'y;
built for the California trade has Just made the voyage
from Annoy eighty four days being shortest
passage ever ports The superior ss
ing qualities OF this shp. her SIN AL cspscy. rate Of
freight and early day for selling present luaed induce
menta SUTTON co, - non h street, corner " Wall
R-Th< shfps Of this line not detained In iosf-R
and ordinary with shippers
" that II may be delivered In good order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03
a UcrroN NorIcE.-E BREvooRT HENRY. AUG:
TI.OM r dav nj

a tionee~ BY THOMPSON HENRY This day at to1
O'Clock 81 Liberty street. Broadway splendid
fine gold and silver atches carat ane gold
chronomeers and duplex Watches
made 1obi.s Johnson Cooper aoske and oher Mixer:
iewelry mosaic and gold stone oroocnes
earrings 6raceets l,ckets, gold pencils FOB and guard
hains wishing purchase watches fer their Own
10 on the catalogue win positively be sold TO tho highest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

-aGoRrGAGE sALE.-I WILL EXPOSE FOR SALE AT
M puhlis vendue on Saturday July 1858 al $50 srcoms
br and futures oyster boz one large mirr5 loo
ysr, tsblea OAK chairs
krhsn furniture cuesy spoons casters and all articles
for the business OF . restaurant and bar.
A. sPRINasrEEN, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

ISLAND HOUSE RIKERs IsLAND-rHE ISLAND is
situated nine miles from New York at the nouh OF Flush
bay The house has thoroughly refed and 10 nov
open for the yhe steamboat leaves the foot OF U.ha
ripe every day ut r. NJ The steamer D. A. stevens
slso Fulton street. Exss sunday 81 n:
and p. n touching at South fnth street. VIII smsbars aud
Broome street rev York Doas fishing tackle do TO be
had on the island. JOHN 3. EGAk, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

Nr B-wHo HAs NOT HEARD OF III Oki lsss
s,fs m RS and oher elites with entire saissfscncr -
go eonafark ABE equal she tells ne name on
80 y, hnssend aso hat OF her visssr ~ Tca wsn ~
i've Ser call ss BowsY, sppos'ss Slesexer sree~ ~
3es 20 o. nlA gentlemen u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

a s.IYNDrD sKvEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
"A forte for SEQ cost $50 srmonths ago one oos,
GO S2G Kl5 magnihccuily carved pearl
Ieved pano Tor $3.50 ess $50 $50; 10
elegant with pearl and ivory KEYS at creates,
bsrrsns in New second hand wood ast mshog>
NJ pianos e0o eS SO. $50 SIS and ons for e a. 2tl
Ninth avenue, twenty sixth street. X. VONlALEs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

4rT JULY nxSyKsIos ycs wEsT fo,S, s. v
burg ,S o. .re on Moea.y morning. AZ
seoa sss 4Rq ,,om s ,ua ss
burg at O'clock Arriviar in New YORK in time Tor ss
OF he vorld-the cAliope music
q steamer a STEPHENS VIII leave follows for the
:S,s 20 s ~ 40. md 81 Sserss sp.s
sryisrs Bay al 10 and " O'Clock A NJ 5. r n.
" Amos Twenty E ssfSsf ~ Rssi as
AIH OF July kxcvhsIo.moSs MONDAY; gULys
The large and commodious sieswer GEORGE LAW VIII
ss IS 4: ss y: md
Ecr, sesa,er VII be thrown open on occasion for
Inspection Of the q The George Law only VII
sfSo%I feSss street oeccs Pare for he
hTH OF JULy.-CuEAP RxCURsIoN-rHE LONG
over s Go AIN
ermeesie stations half the regular fare The train VIII
ssss norm Mr. soa arrive =. srootys
On he ana 1a s . x. ~ S m.
direction only Tickets Issued Cor s tAia si NO, be
hTH AND srH or JUN EXCURSIONS TO rsE FISH
II ing bsnks-Dorf forge, the steamer rEwHAvEN.
Capt anderson leaving spring street cas- Peck sp sis
On VI EXCURSION Down THE BAY.
THE HARLEM S Sso saw SSsk NAVIGATION
COMPakYs
New and splendid s.samer
SYLVAN OR I'VE
will leave -
Tenth street
Peck N ~ "a.
Returning 70 - =.
Peck slip AT .....1 30 7. n Harlem at .......2l5 7. NJ
Fare for the excursion, Is cents
ErH OF JULY EXCURSION UP THE EAST RIVER
- 70 Observation-Disclosures noke fifty cents New
steamer JOHN FAROF VIII leave Amos street at e.l5;
cham street 30 Broome street. To- Returning. leave
Manaroneck at3.
V--o aTH OF July 1859
IL 10 The magnificent steamer GNORqE LAW VII
male an around Staten Island Non
oev afternocp july 1883 This will he splendid
son who wish to out II the noise AMI buse Of
the city wish enjoy splendid sail around the isaad
viii give the passengers "a opportunity on
the h,rhor the fordcaions IN the Bay The Narro
and the various around the Island VIII
pop a. Perth tmboy and allow The passenvers v 20 ashsre
and Wait the place Will leave Tenth street ~ Browne
street. I2, Peck alp 12 srrng street o'clock. pier ~
Pare for The whole excursion, 80 cents.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29
mo AtInntic MonthIY.

The November number fthisadnirable month
ly is beforeus. It tiseertainly high compliment
to the intelligence and refinement of this country
that magazine Of such literary merit is sustain
ed among us. IL is no evanese mt bnuble Of su.
perfciGl pretenees, but mine Of solid gold, a
perfect ri Dora do in Literature, ns every educat
cd mind will discover on reading il. There is a
freshness and idiosynerOey about it, peculiar to
no other periodical of the kinG on either continent.
The articles are brief, cogentand pungent-thrce
rare virtues combined; and the poetry is madeup
of pure, unadulteated draughts from ''the Picri-
an spring" The contents of this number are a
useful aud highly instructive article on Railway
Engineering in the United States" "Her Grace
the Drummer's Daughter" (concluded;) "Worly
and Rest" Colin Clout and the Faery Quecn,
"Miss Wimple's Hoop" (eoneludedD Mature
and tho Philosopher" Thomas Jefferson" "a
critieismD Physical Cournge,' "a visit to the
Autocrat's Landladyi" "The Great Event of the
Century," and "a sample Of Consistency" be
ing a biting criticism on the course Of Caleh
Cushing, Published by Phillips, Simpsons CO.
Boston, at 50 year, Taken With the TRIBUNEY
300.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29
CITY COUNCIL.

-, Thursday Oct 81 1858.
Council mets-Jno. Poormnn President IN the
chair. All the members present.
Minutes Of last meeting read BY the Clerk and
On motion approved as read
The following accounts were then presented
aud read 10y the Clerk and on motion Of Dr. How
cy ordered Paid viz:
W. W. Armstrong Of $3.50 for Printing mo
for City.
Philip Gear Of 95.65 for work on Streets and
Pillow for Cd Ward.
j. NJ. Carly of 1877 for cleaning Cutters ih Sd
Ward. 'g n.
OF. Redfeld of 600 for assisting street Com.
days .n tr.t.
J..H. Niehswander of 20 cts for costs City We
Geary Crowley. ...,,..,
W. Burkhar Of 800 for earting in 2d Ward.
j. H. Pittcngcr of 25O for postage, Express and
Stationary to Oct 1858.
2. Ferguson Street Commissioner presented his
account showing balance due him of 625O when
on motion Of A. d. Hovey the Clerk was instruc-
ted to draw an order for 5000 In full Of said ae-
count.
The Street Commissioner reported that j. Sui
liyan had completed the job Of Matchmaking
Water Street in % Ward according 10 contract
and that there is 4l9 perehes of stone thereon
which at the contract price Of Ga cts per perch
amounts to 26sl6, on motion the Clerk was in
structed to draw orders in favor of said Sullivan
amounting to 26s.l6 in full for said McAdamiz-
ing The Clerk was also instructed to draw or.
ders as foil Jws, one in favor of e. Pennington for
$500 10 apply on account Of John Houck (assign.
ed to said P.) for building addition to Market
House, one in favor Of P. Overmier for 5000 in
part for services as Supervisor in lst Ward one
in favor Of Geo. Hartz Jr. for 96l0 in full for bal
lance due him for services as Supervisor in Cd
Ward. One in favor Of ] Il. Pittenger for 81 .25
for Salary as City Clerk for quarter ending Oct.
1858, aud 400 each in favorof John Poorman,
G. H. Heming, DR.. Hovey and VIM Holt for at
tendance at ID meetings Of Council, including
this evenings meeting.
On motion Council then adjourned to meet
Thursday Oct, % 1858 at u past 6 o'clock P. NJ.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29

RoeUEs CAuoHr.--Mr. ]. s. Vanness, of this
place, who had about s75 worth of leather stolen
few weeks ago, succeeded in capturing the per.
sons who committed the theft, on Saturday last
near Attica, Seneca county. Their names ar,
Michael b. and Morton d. Moore-brothers, We
believe, and shoemakers by trade. A portion Of
the leather stolen was found in their possession
They were brought TO Fremont on Saturday night
aud lodged in Jail; on Monday night .ncy wcr,
examined before e, F Dickinson, Esq, and bound
over in the sum Of $500 each.-FRENoNT Demo
GRAF.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29
stnInn ChiId Recnvnrnd.

We should have mentioned, last week, in con.
nexion with tho arrest oe oven Graham, the fci
that the child, abducted by him last summer, was
recovered at the same time and is now rcinstated
in its old home, with Mrs. Compton. Graham
had been on al long tramp, through Miehiganand
Canada, and had returned TO the ncighborhood Of
Forost- The child, when recovered, was in a de-
p ,orable condition, its clothes dirty aud ragged
and its bare feet blistcrcd and cracked by expos
ure. Graham's case will probably come before
the Grand Jury this term,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29

The last number Of the ADVERTISER snys "tho
stockholders Of the TifIin and Fl. Wayne Rail
Road met at Tifiin, on the 2sth Of September and
ratified the agreement entered into by the dircc
tors with the Clinton Lire Extension by which
the Tifin Company undertakes to complete that
portion Of the Clinton Line from Tifiin to New
London, where it interseets the Cleveland and
Columbus Railroad, thus giving the Tiffin Road
an immediate outlet and good Eastern come,
ton"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29
improvements.

We notice several fine dwellings in course Of
erection, on Main street, north Of the wire bridge
also one just completed, down near the Brew
cry. The work Of guttering and paving Main
street is nearly completed-also Market street
west Of the wooden bridge and portion Of Wat
er street. The continuation Of Perry street. in
the ID Ward, has been graded this summer.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29

viii our friends in the country be 80 kind as
to inform us, as to thcrsuccess this year with the
Sorghum plant-the yield Of molasscs-tho kind
Of mills used in orushing-the best process Of
evaporation and any other information, with re
gard to soil, the time Of plantingan cutting the
culture and manufacture Of the plant, that will
be Of interest 10 our readers.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29

A light, iron-gra horse, six years old, 1875
hands high, was stolen from the pasture Of viii.
liam Watson, in Big Spring township, on Sunday
night last. Horse-stcaling is getting entrcly too
frequent in this country and something must be
done to stop IT, Lock your stables and keep an
eve on prowling lOafcrs
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29

We call particular attention TO the advertise.
ment Of Ellis Bros a Co., who have purchased
the Carriage and Wagon Mandatory Of Mess.
B. A. sheidley Bros., at Republic. The rep
utation which this establishment has won for
good aud durable work, we ero assured, will not
suffer by the change.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29
Lilllnutian RoIlana.

This troupe Of Juvenile minstrels gayean enter
tainment at Webster Hall, on MondaYapd Tues
day evenings, to de lighted audiences The troupe
consists of six boys, ranging from t. Is years
old little girl and perfect "Lilliput" Of man,
some 80 inches high and abOutas many years old.
The performances were very ereditable 70 anna
teurs Of their years and some Of them were highly
ludicrous and mirthful; but they would have Ia
ken much better, had they thrown off their ebony
mAsque and appeared in "PnoPRIA fEnsoNE."-
We detest this thing Of painting and eisfguring
ones self, like monster, to appear before the pub
lie, unless thenature of the performance absolute
ly requires it. However as we said, the perform
anoes were good. The dancing was admirable
and some Of the songs were executed with true
pathos aud artistic skill. We hope this bevy o.
young ''rare ayes" will pay us another Visit
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29

Why is it that our Getty Dads" do not provide
regular "strcet crossings" such as We seo in 9th.
er large cities. II should be done for the benefit
Of the ladies' solos in muddy weather, il for no
o.hcr consideration.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29

A good, comfortable and convenient dwelling
house, with well aud cistern att ,ohed and situa-
ted in a very desirable part Of the city, can be
rented cheap, by enquiring at The Tribune Office
or Of II. A. Buskirk. stabling included II de-
srnd.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29

The house Of Mr.. McClary, on Madison street,
was entered on Friday night the 18th and some
$40 belonging TO Mrs. McClary was obstrootca
from her sleeping apartment The box, in whhh
Il was kept, was found, in an adjacent lot, a few
days after, MINUS the money.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29
Job Printing,

OF oil 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, 1858-10-29

cund The money. desire that hose wi hing purchase
should ca and examine my stock heht huy Ink elsewhere.
Country Deslon respectfully invodio call and exam.
inc my stock
~ Remcmbst,he pl,cs Maihst street, opposite shaw.
hans nluuk, Titiu, ohio
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29
Common Pleas Couu.-Oo,. Term.
SspoErso rSorrsrvsty rOn r,r rRmUsr.


The fall term Of this court commenced on Mon
day last. JuDer SENEY on the bench There is
good deal Of business before the court, there be.
ing on the civil Docket q 9 cases, and l2 cases on
the criminal Docket The latter will probably
be increased by the Grand Jury, to 20 or 25.
The following are the persons making up the
Grand and Petit Juries.
Thomas Knight Jonas Foster Jesse Rupert
J'nson Chittendeu John Wax VIM. Sowerwnc
Lyman Jones Lewis Keller David I. Lee
Peter L nee John Moore David Dicken
VIM. Nusbaum VIM Brown T. NJ. Frink.
PIrIr jurors.
John Roger Samuel Horner WIN. P. Whito
Hugh Welch s. j. Pocher d. W. Eastman
James Hanna Robert Byrne Jacob Ryder
Henry Greger John Einsell Chas. Wilkinson.
The following are a portion Of the criminal ca
acs for trial:
State of Ohio We. Asa wny-charge, Assault
with intent to kill
State Of Ohio VS.. Daniel sager-chargc, As
sault and Battery.
State Of Ohio vs. John Wise, Wilhclcm Kohlo-
baum and John Etchen-charge, Robbery and
Assault and Battery.
State Of Ohio vs. John p Wisc--charge, Bit
ing &C.
State Of Ohio VS.. Charles Fisher---chargc.-
Horse Stealing
MoNDAY-Court engaged in first calling Of the
Docket, and assignment Of cases.
TUnsBAr-court engaged in hearing several
unhnpOrtant eases.
WEDNEsDAY-oourt occupied in the hearing Of
the case, Of John w. Clagett ys. Geo W LutE
Suit brought by Plaintiff for the recovery Of Real
Estate. Hall a Pillars counsel for Plaintiff, Wat
son, Lee and Brewer for Defendant. Thecase will
probably be submitted TO the Jury tomorrow
morning. The Grand Jury reported the follow
ing bills today which were entered upon the
criminal Docket
State Of Ohio vs-OlcsA Myers. First indict
ment for attempt TO commit rape upon the per-
son Of Adella Shaw. age IL years.
State Of Ohio vs-Olesa Myers. Second indict
ment for attempt to commit IA rape upon the per-
son Of Adda Baldwin, age years.
The parties in the two cases last mentioned are
from Scipio Township "
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29
HAVE YOU HEARD TIE NEWS !


UVhat " aCulNl
4 Nkfsismauu.
featuring and deal
Ing in Havana AMI
Domestic tiiFaff
Also snun, suid
hing aad Chewing
rohacrn upilotite
ehauhans niock,on
Market st., TiiHu,
uhio { will cell
cheaperfctcashthan
ever belurc on fetl
In tllis vicinity
Here YOU will hud
The rfeetcsi variety
OF Cigafs, robarco,
Nv. ever exhibited
ln tliis citv,and ali
20 be- tlisprsed Of on
therfincinlr oiguick
sales andtmal rric
itst The best buinr
und on handat aii
times an deitf
mined to sell NJ pri
COS that cannot hil
n BE- satisfactory.
And VI my siuck
dhnt give saiisfa,
sion whenrub'hascd
tctun itiand I viii
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29
FOR sALE AT mis-
Mothers! Mothers!! Motherg!A

Don't fail 10 proourc Mrs. Wnso's soothinF Syfnp for
Children raehing Il has equal on earth. u greatly
facilitate the process Of teethna, by soenng the gums
rsdu~ins Al amAtonwi ullay an pain, and di sFte to
regulate the howes. Depend H. mohrrs y viii give
yourselves, and relief and health TO your inlhnts-
Perfectly safe In nll cases.
This valuable EcpaFaon y the pFosoption Of one oIhe
most experienced and skul female Physcions In New
EAsand, Ani has been used with nayer-lhug success In
anillons OF cases.
I'VE believe Il the best and remedy IN tie world, in
alleaet Of Oysentay and Dauhma In children. whelhnf
IL aTd,es from teethng from any other IL Is SURF
togive Immediate relief 10 infants suffering from wind collie
Il life aud health can be emaledby dollars aud cents
ia worth iis weight In gold. ..r...t -.
Millions Of bottles sold every year In The United
States. II Is an old and weli.tred remedy.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
sP-Nons genuine unless the facsimile OF CURTIS
PERKINa New York, Va on the outside wrapper.
Sold by DFuggid' throughout the wurld.
sspiO IL I. L, r., JOHN n Co.. Agents for Tim.