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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02

seeding.-The farmers are busy as bees,
al over Ihe county. putting in their fall crop.
A great many have eommeneed 70 SOW their
wheat aud some have fiLlshed. Wheat Drills
are very generally used on smooth ground
They do The work much better than the old
way. leave the groand 10 better order and are
q great saving of labor Success % the honest
tillsrs Of the Aoill veplly. they shall have
thof reward.
6eneoa county can boast Of some Of the H.
nest farms 10 the state II any one doubts
this, let him take trip round through Mel
more, up Honey orssk 10 Atties aud thence
home by Republic.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02

OFdiuanoes.--We publish this week sew
'ral ordinances, passed by the village Council
Of FOstoria. They appear to be law max.
ing, il not law-abiding people out there.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02

What is an Editori-He is an individe
al who reads newspapers, writes articles on
all subjects, sets type, reads proof, works at
press, folds and packs papers-prints Jobs.
runs on crranda, saws wood, works in the gar
den, talks to all who call, receives blame for
many things he never did, works from 4 a
m TO 10 p m, and never collects half his debts
Who does lot wish himself an editorf
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Campaign Subscribers.--Sev Of our
friends have been actively engaged in our be-
half, during the past week, and have sent in,
as the result Of their "labor Of love-" several
lists Of eampaigners.
Geo. KARsHSER Esq. Of Lodi has scnt In 10
additional names, making "a in all.
Mr.. Q. g. FESS Of Adrian has also favored
us with fine list Of campaign subscribers. as
also Col J. LocKHARr Of Berwick and HouAcE
Hall Esq Of Lowell.
Many thanks TO you, gentlemen We know
you will sleep sounder, have pleasanter dreams.
prettior babio5 aud bigger pumpkins and
squnahea than your neighbors, who never think
Of the Printer. Who will 20 and DO likewiael
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02

That Bouquot.--wc(;hcj junior were made
the recipient Of very pretty bouquet, by avery
pretty Young lady, a few evenings since, aud
have been somewhat pu1sled 10 know what
VIC should do wits il, or how TO preserve IT,
As printers, we are not used to such giits. aud
reader you can imagine our embarrassment.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02

Bible PanOrama.-J. Insco Williams
Panorama Of the Bible is on exhibition at
lnsscr's Hall, this week. The painting iS a
splendid work Of art, illustrating all the prin.
eipal scenes Of the Old and New Testaments
aud suggestive of many moral lessons.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02

rT,usHANNoNroN FkRNER. nsu.,sp,r ~.
~ voted - iAtrfalrfa md AFIlcuhufr, aito ietiinr
foTh fal aorsnntsui Ne ns tsiismehi OF ltuleniaa.
IN New irrffs tsn BE- tobssfbsd of at Is cents per
annum.
lrcioss porars Hanri fof Ne saauut. Ad,lfssa n
Editor oitht farref, Nsunacnion 7. %. hilaulic CO..
New lefseY. ThQfa uiahinr cheer lanI, 81 iht best
qualty, w one Of Ne hetlihitu and mot isnrhtiuI
climates uths Uniou ard where cfonl afs never oui
down by ffott, ne ttfbic iouufra Of Htt nafth
advent suitht ofhammonton LHsdi. iul iatm
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Rates of AdVertising.

Agreed upon by the propHsioFi Of the Tifn Tribune
and Seneca ADVERTISER May lo,h, 1855 20 be strictly
enforced In all eaeost
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02

corrected weekly by sh ivsr deulsr In Dry Goods
Groceries, Carpetngs, Boots and Shoes, and Ready
Made Clothing. Aud nurchaEeT Of every desoTipt on
Of Grain and Produce for Cash.
WnEAr--O,O O,OOa0,o5
CokH--( (sheliedl OOGa8o
DO (Earl see.
RYE--O00SO,
DARLEY--O0a60.
OkTs--25c,
BRANs- so to 50.
PorAroEs--O 5OG060
FLAx -SO.O.08l1O.
BUTrER--i2c.
LAuD-OO012ko
TALLow--lOo
SMoEEb HAMs--iO0t2c,
do siBEs AsD SHoULDERs- 1000.
PtCKLED PoRK-S0go.
MAFLE SUoAR-l2G14os
BEEawAN--2na95G,
FE.rHERs--4ODO0o.
kA0a--9o.
GREEN HiDEs-5o @6H.
Duv do 100.
Eoos-s q l0o. 3 dozen.
PonK-a5,00aS,eA
WooL-538l5e
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We would invite the attention Of our read
era TO the new 'AsuE CuRr" advertised in our
columns. Il is from such a quarter Ne will
give the confidence IN ns efficacy, and We
have learned from reliable sources. that lie vir-
tues Nill sustain their fullest expectations
CitiEehs Of the west cannot fail 10 appreciate
Me paramount value to them. Of a safe and
certain remedy for this affecting djstcmpcr
without either Quihine or minerals, aud oonse-
quently without injury TO the constitutional
health We have more than ordinary satis-
faction in proclaimiug this remedy. because
we are convinced lt will answer a cryiug want
among Us, aud serve % relieve gr,at amount
Of suffering -REPUBLioAs, WARtAw, INp.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02

A Free Fight came of at camp meeting
near Green Springs last week. some row.
dies attempted 10 break up The mooting. when
preachers snd members waded into them and
"eleand them out" Several persons werc 90
riOusly hurt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02

frI-ifhattheTRIBUNE has the Iarg-
30 circulation, and Is, therefore, the
sest aediun for adverusing, in seneca
~ af f.r
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02

Benefit Of fAdvertising.-The Utica OBJ
server Gays; II is "oflen The case that men
come into our office and inquire for The papers
- hEd somebody's advertisement. They cit
down and look the papers over, and tits oflen
the case that they are unable 10 find their de-
sired information. Not long since gentle
man was looking for The name and addrcss
Of an Albany firm to which he desired 10 make
aconsignment, but not fndngit he made there
mark that he would ship 10 firm he was 40.
quainted with, but not liking their reputation
ne desired 10 deal with the other hrm. This
is but one Of The many instances, and proves
cOnclusively that business men should advor
tise, u IL is nothing moro than business
ards"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02
DEAFNESS CURED.
O0OPERs ETHEREAL OIL.

"A most valuable diseo ey Tor DEAFNESS, PAINS,
NOISES, and DlsChARGE Es FROM vuE EARi's-
ferloaf who haye been deaf for s, lO 6neeu
yeafli nave had heif hsaFing promptly and permanently
restored BY this OIL Il b., without any doubt ihe mpti
elective remedy ever yo discovered iof Dgaineu a.
Other complaints incident 70 the Ear Il has been IN
use ol nbou zen years. apd graiiEg has bees he
result IN ~ u1e that Ia 10 being ntFoluctd inio a
lafi 81 ne county Nopcfion aicted with ileaineaf
lhonid s a. once 20 use "a. Pnre poF bottle $50.
sole Agent ios aeueca Go.
J f. M A RQU ARDT.
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For Sale M fhis Omce.

One Fall sehOlat.hp Ia the Ohio stats Aad Union
Law college, Cleveland, Ohio.
One Full schOlurshpia tho Eclectic College Of Medi
cine, Cincinnati, Ohio
All Of the above will be sold very ehsap for Cash
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02

MIR. J. E. Bowe Of Placerville Cal. will
please accept our thanks, for valuable file Of
Sacramento and San Francisco papers.
Politics are waxing warm in the Golden
sRte and the three parties are making Wig
orOus canvass. Broderick is cut ing right aud
left, dealing death.blows to Gwin and Le-
compton. We predict complete triumph of
the former The election comes off next Wed.
nesday.
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Timn RefniI 1InrILnf-


tCousotcd weekly, BY n, A. BUsKtRK 4 Bro,
Wholesale and Retail dealers IN Grooeres aud pro.
duce Of Hllkindi, shs vhant nlouk TinnO.l
rnMmaun
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02

Noltsls ..-s-hg gives lhaf he subscrbsf has b,sn
appointed auplided - Execaio5o ofis alt viii
ieliegert pf rhihip A Hpfsop. latf ~ 8saeci Coan
" One dsesastd. tsdg fo.5sl N.PsCOLWELAa
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TiGin Union SchOOI.-We arc requested
by the Secretary Of the School Board to state,
that the fall term Of our Union Schools will
commence on Monday, September 18th. The
Board have secured the services of Mr.. FuRNIss
Of Ravenna o., as Superintendent, for the ensu-
lug year. He is teacher Of experience and
comes we'll recommended.
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'rernas OF subscription.

I copy, year, IN advance so
u paid within The year. .........2.90
Z = II paid aitcr the year expires 80
No paper win be stopped until an arrcarages
are paid, unless at the option Of the publisher.
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NH herhavlng th ny acsesof land East ofthe
IL South end 0f Tian, which be wishes ditpole Of
pvate faug nIsoa Vsitg - bny los uaa b
acr6nshodaisd. Tbs iapd u y of milt from rihihi Il
6.iaG 50 of ta Weii aida of he fam Of the lafe
i Hoa a. Cos, dateasSd Tea aerts ara clglltd, lnl
tdllace in iimhs1 We Wih 20 ten los 0f s. 10 o. is
acfeS. ~ nltugethsf Aay nefion sed he itad b.
oailing0n l.nanilsf Coz. liFfng % he pfruaitts.
Ma Toruls uafe kaassa b. ealing en The Hib1cri-
JOSIAH r. BaKER.
July Is, ie59-ew 2. 3, DAkEA
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Protect the Lives Of Yourselves
and FamiIiesi
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY

from E.1w1tn41as,
The undersiFned would respectfully announce TO the
Pebble thsthe has Just Fsesiyed supply ofihs eslsbFa
ted Cil6HMAH
Electro Magnetic Conductor,
which he Il At al times fsady POI, up on short notice.
and on reasonable terms.
This BOD is the best IN us9 and Il fast the
place Of ail oheFt, being the Combined Copper and
Iron Cable Ia fofHi saves, therefore, an onisi dont
rust, being supplied with Zinc Baefsi and has more
surface than any othei CohduutoT nov in use.
p. SPIELMAN.
N. B, Aso, prepared put all other kiHd Of Rods n
preienea iei1.u
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ChfiuaettkIu Tribnut,


As5.5,i'ssss.. ssa ). sss5.5 : y wsiss.5sy to
usnre inaeriion he same week.
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Cnre of Consmmntion.

In the second and third stages (at PERIOD con
W when there can be uncerlHiny 20 the nature Of
the disease he obtained In acnSes BY this treat.
position In way 10 oountsruct the eftoi Of the
HYPOPHosPHirES patients IN whom Il was most
strongly maFkedTecovering aa rapidly ns others.
This Remedy has not only curative effect, but will,
used wherever there exists suspicion ofhe disease,
fREVENTlTS DEVELOPMENT, and thus act A.
ArREssRvATivR WITH REoARD TO CoSssUnFTioH, JUST
A. vAsCiH srioN DoEs WITH nEuARD 70 anALLroA,
tits Impossible, wtthn the limits Of IN ordinary nd.
veftisemcnt, 10 furaish the OVERWHELMING
most terrible tcopf9es of the human bnt IN order
to satisfy the numerous inquveu who daily address.
ing nae for iniormauon have just published panila.
tion OF
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02
DR.. ChurchiITs Work on Con-
sumption.

sumption
Comprising his Hep0r made 10 10 the Imperial Acade.
my Of Medicine, Padgi Notes Of Gases, and Letters
Documents 1estimonials 6cf which, togethsT With
Ciroulnf will be sent on receipt ofTWELVE CENTS
In stamps TO oover the eKrenIe ofpolltgel,
~ Those therefore, who wish RELIABLE iNFOR.
NATION previous TO deciding whether 10 Try this
lraordinay remedy, should lose time In writing for
DT. ChuTchilrs TFeatts Thouihnds wopd be restored
10 health by placing themselves under this iTeatment
during the SummeF which the most favorable season.
but who, II they delay, may 60 down to premature
graves
~ PHee eofiNINCHEsTBR's GENUINE PREP
AhAIlONi" "ofthe HYFOFnotrifiraa of LiAE aad So.
IA (in syupD - per boltei three bottles for s5 Sin
gle bottles, In concentrated solution, nAIL whsn
pecinly requested, Peach. The Day SALrS furnished
10 the Profession. Zach bottle has foil directions for
use, with my fao smile sgnatsFe. USE NO OTHER.
Sold Wholesau and Retail, attha sole General Depot
in the United States by J. WINCH ESTER,
Ameriean and Foreign Agents, ~ John H., NJ v.
SOLD BY 1. L. 81 John 4 Co, ahdI p. woo.tsT TIT
I'm o. July e-iy
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As an inducemcut 70 getting up Clubs, W.
offer the TnruBSE AZ the following rates;
rlnh ~ 6 1 un.r In adr.r... 81 as ..nh
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sandnsky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati n. r..
Passenger Trains on this road now leave
this Station as follows:
Going South Going North.
MAIL. 9.20AN Mail, $50 "
Night Exp l2OOFN Night Rxp. .2:l5 A n
Carey Accommodation.
To Sandusky 610 To Carey .....1Ol0
tg-Repuhlic snd Timu traiu arri~es IN Tinn a 10,
A. NJ. Departs a. $40, ?. NJ.
aV-Hacks leave Tiuin daily for Republio and ri
weekly for Fostoria and Upper Sandusdy.
Friday NIOrming, sept. y. 1889.
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA,
Benevolent Lnstitation established By spe
ciol Endowment, for The Relisf @Me
Sick and Distressed, u6sietedwsth
Viralent and Epidemic


TNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view
i. of the awful destruction Of human life
caused BY Sexual diseases, and the deceptions
practiced upon. the unfortunate victims Of such
diseases by Quacks, several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE
ACT worthy Of their name, to open DISPENSE
ry for the treatment of this class of diseases in
all their forms. and to give MEDICAL AD-
WOE GRATIS to all who apply by letter.
with desc, iption Of their condition, Gage. oc
cupation, habits Of life, nc. and In case of ex
treme povcrty,to FURNISH MEDIClNES
FREE OF CHARGE. slt is needless to- add
that the Association conn ands the highest
Medical skill Of the age, taid, will furnish the
most approved modern treatment 20
The directors Of the Assoc I'll M In their
Annual Report upon the treatment Of Sexual
Diseases, express he highest satisfaction with
the success which has attended the labors OF
their Surgeons in the cure Of Spern,atorrhoe,
Seminal Weakness, ,GonorhOea, Gleet, Syphilis,
the vice Of Of Onanism Of Self Abuse, Diseases
Of the Kidneys and Bladder, &C., and order a
continuance Of tho same plan for the ensuing
year.
Address, for Report or treatment, pr. j :.
|SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Ia.
BY order Of the Directors.
EZRAD. HEARWELL, President.
10. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05

HosrlTAL FOR THE BLIND.--The Sara.
ga Springs correspondent Of the New
York Times says:
One Of the old habitues Of the Springs,
now at the Congress, is wealthy planter
from Arkansas. named Walworth. who
has been blind for several years. He is
accompanied BY a rstinue Of servants
will while here, and bequeathed some
$3.50, 900 for charitable objects; among
his other bequests was the sum Of $50,
600 to the State Of New York, toward
founding hospital for The blind; il the
State should refuse to accept it, it is to go
to the State Of Michigan, and il not accep-
ted by Michigan, it is togo to Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05
To Make, Butter in, Five Minutes With
out d ChiirnE

To Make Butter in. Five Minutes With
Ia out q ChurnE
A correspond ent highly recommend
the following receipt:--AiIers raining tn
milk. set i away for about twelve hours
for the cream to "riss.D (Milk dishes
ought to have good strong handles to III
them by.) After standing as above, Sc
the milk, without disturbing il, on 'th'
stove; lctit remain their until you observe
Tie coating Of cream on the surface as
sumo, a wrihklcd appearance, but b. care
|filit does not boil, as should this be the
case the cream will mix with the milk and
cannot again be collected. Now set il
away ill quite cool anc then skim oG the
cream. mixed with as li,tle milk as posi-
bic, When sufficient cream is collected
proceed 10 make it into batter as f)llows
Take wooden bowl, Or any suitable
vessel, and having first scalded and then
riused il with cold spring water: place
the cream in IL. Now let the operator
hold his hand in water as hot as can be-
borne for a few seconds, then plunge il in
cold water for about a minute. and at once
commence to agitate the cream by gen
tie circular motion. In Eve minutes, or
less, the butter will have come. when, OF
course, it must be washed and sailed, ac
cording TO taste; and our correspondent
guarntees that no better butter can be
made by the best churn ever invented
10 those who keep only one COW, this
method Of making butter will be found
really valuable, while quite as, large a
quantity OF butter is obtained as BY the
common mode, the skim milk is as much
sweeter and palatable. In the summer
season il will usually be found necessary
to bring the cream out Of the cellar (say
quarter Of an hour before churning) to
take the excessive chill off; in winter place
the vessel containing the cream over an
other containing water to warm it; til en-
continue to agi!ate the cream until the
chill has departed. ,tj.;4 s-f
Before washing the butter, separate all
the milk you possibly can as the latter
will be found excellent for tea. cakes
Butter made in this manner will,be much
6rmer and less oily in hot weather thaa
when made la the ordinary way,--Sciea-
tito Amcricon. e
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The Office Of Sheriff.

Mr., EDIroa: @ 81.
| I notice tha: you have published Q
calllin your paper for Peoples Conven
ton, 10 meet on the 29sh inst. for the pur'
pose Of nominating candidates for county
offices, DC. In that coll all are invited to
participate in the primary meetings, as
well as the Convention. who are opposed
to the policy Of the present national ad,
ministratiou, and who are opposed to the
platform Of the Democratic Iparty Of this
State in which the policy Of that admin
istration is sustained. Under this call. as
an opponen! Of the present administration,
[ feel at liberty to suggest to chat Conyen-
ton the name Of friend as a candidate
for the OFFICE OF SH ERIFF-tha.
friend is JAMES CCLDERTSON, jr.. "a
man whose business habits and quaidca
ttions give him a peculiar fitness for that
position. Mr.. C.'s character for integrity
and uprightncss is tunsullied aud il
nominated for Sheriff would not only be
triumphantly elected, but would make one
Of the very best officers in the State.
There are many men in this county
who have heretofore acted with the Dem-
ocratic party, but who have become dis
gusted with the policy Of the admnistra.
5tion OF James Buchanan. who expect to
vote for the Peoples Ticket at the coming
election, and who would be very much
grati6ed to see the name Of Mr.. Culbert-,
son on that ticket for Sheriff, believing
that no better selection could bc made
from the ranks Of the people.
N.bsing an st,upright man, and an
incorporating enemy to Buchanan Lo.
cofocoisin, will entitle man TO tho favor
able confederation of the Peoples Con-
yention, there is no man more deserving
of the favorable consideration Of that body
than JAMES CULBERTSON, jr. .as
,oa ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05
MOUNT VERNON.

A letter from the Hon. EDWARD EylRETr, TO
the publishers. -
BosToN, 9Th June, 1889.
GENTLEMEN:-Th box containing the view
Of MOUNT VERNON, arrived Yesterday
am greatly obliged to you for this pleasing
specimen, Of painting in colors, which, besides
its interest as representation Of the spet which
more than any other, endears itself to the heart
of the country. is worthy Of attention as a
successful attempt to place works Of art Of this
kind within the reach Of the great mass Of the
community. .- n 5.is ts5
l remain, Gentlemen,
with many thanks, DC,
Very respectfully yours,
81 EDWARD EvERETT.
The subscribers have just issued apicture Of
Mount Vernon, printed in FIFTEEN OIL
COLORS, by a new and improved process, by
which pictures that have here tofore cost from
So to $5 can be furnished for fifty cents. The
size Of our engraving is 10 by 90 inches, on su-
per calendered heavy plate paper.
Price FIFTY CENTS, postage paid to any
part Of the United States.
.i'4f. J. II. BYRAM 4 CO.,
1l2 South THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
0J-Agents wanted in every county through
out the Union %
July /, 1859. ass f1E
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05

@The State Journal says the sign,
Of water in the Artesian well in the State
House yard are cheering, the augur hav.
ing struck the sandstone at the depth O
l,974 feet, and penetrated IA feet. making
the total depth Of the well 1893 feet.--
The borings seem to wash away in some
unaccountable manner, as the pumps
bring nothing but clear water to the sur
lace. II there is a strong subterraunean
stream. as supposed, we may expect to
hear Of i being reached before long, as il
will be found in the sandstone strata. All
hands about the well are highly encour
aged, declaring tba! the citizens Of Co
lumbus will wake up some fine morning
and see a column Of water arising from the
State Yard, with force enough to wash
the whole city away.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05

w Colonel James Glover, Of the Cal
ifornia Overland Mad Co., informs the
Gallatin (Tenn.) Examiner, Of the exis-
tence OF a remarkable spring on hisroute
two hundred and eighty miles east Of FL
Paso. ON the road leading to San Anto-
MO. It's fully one hundred and fity feet
in diameter, and has been sounded to the
depth Of eight thousand feet without find
ing bottom. The surface is as smooth as
that Of a mountain lake. Il breaks out,
running about three miles, when it dis.
appears. and again. six miles distant. re-
appears, forming a stream fifteen to twen-
" feet deep in many places. Il is slight
ly impreguated with alkali and salt, and
contains FIVE varieties Of fish. II is called
the Leon Hole.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05
DEMccRETIc STATE TICKET,

4
For Goveonor; s.{ ~
!. RUFUS r. RANNEY, Cuyahoga.
y Saioa Lieutenant Governor: e0'
William I'll. Stafford. Ross.
Judge Of the Supreme Court: II
HENRY 9. WHITMAN, Fairfield.
49,. g..e Auditor Of State:
~ G.VOLNE DORSEY, Of Miami.
~ Treasurer Of State:
WILLIAM BUSHNELL, Rich,and.
s.f5s Sccretary Of State: 'l3 4
JACOB REINHARD, Franklin,
sa,,, Board Of Public Works. M
JAMES TOMLINSON, Washington
'@ Common School Commissioner: 4
CHARLES N. ALLEN, Harrison.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05
Joshua IL. Ciddings.

This foolish and fanatical old man is on
in another letter to Tom Corwin in which
he lectures him for having dared TO uttel
the manly and statesman like sentiments
contained in his speech delivered recently
at 4enia. II Mr.. Giddings supposes 70,
9 moment that the large majority of the
people Of Chic do not agree, with Mr.
fCorwin in his opinions on the Fugitiy,
Slave Law, be mauifests greater degre,
Of ignorancein regard to the sentiments
OF the people Of this State than We sup
posed him capable Of. r
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05

so R-ln the Constitution being formed
in Kansas, women are allowed to vote in
school matters. They may vote for
school officers. school taxes. and every
thing pertaining 70 the organization ol
the Common Schools, equally with men
Conierring thismuoh Of the elective fran
chise upon females is intended As an ex.
pertinent. We believe that females arc
allowed to vote in school matters in Can,
ada and Louisiana.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05

E1' Dr. Dick estimates the number ei
those who have perished directly or
indirectly BY war at IA ,oo0 ooo. .0oo.-
EIihu Burritt, the learned blacksmith.
has taken the estimate Of Dr.. Dick, and
estimating the average quantity Of blood
in common sized persons, states that the
blood in those. fourteen billion persons
would fill circular lake Of more than
seventeen miles in circumference, and ten
feet deep, in which all The natives Of the
world might swim. ia - X 4 y 80 {