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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
AURA KgENR's THEATER,
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WORLD AND STAGE

WORLD AND srAos.
NEW COMFY TRIUMPHANT.
A ni,ssy ';v's.a'sA
rmEsr ooArAST
comGcuss
EyEa BEAR COLLECTED
THIS riHi,ArER
srS5 S''F FSEFs ZEN,
IT.
BgAUriFUG ACTING.
sZw [cso'xEDr
WORLD AID STAGE.
PROVOCATIVE s or PUN.
LAUGHTER ' :SS APPLAUSE.
FAMOUS ' 1sixlcAs COUSIN.
GENUINE COMEDY.
srAUrfTt STORY.
FUN 'H' Fun ~ Pun
ss III ssI AID i TAI
THE AUoiEscE sPELL-BOuND.
THE PARK a ~ wiE !:fI MANOR.
THE HOME " Tax AcraEss
TIE HOTEL AT PAU il Tx PYRENnEss
HON. HAk ssi nALrAs
THE bis %af:s.s By TILE
PERAmBULArISo BIrfoGEr or SONGS,
GOES FROM THY GAZE vi LIKE A BEAUTIFUL ETC
THAT EtiotirvaEsr.
DELICIOUS SCANDAL or TIE DAY
WHAT WOULD DEsR DR. rIoHr SAY
OLD PRoPKlErY
worpKs ~ " BhsoBox
MORE i i1S ckS11wpxn
TWO AND III H.ty HOURS
RATIONAL ADJUSTMENT
rEOLE CAN LAUGH Ar
DOUBLE The TINE
YEAS YEAS. 1EA3
THIRTEEN BUSHELS
VEST BUTTONS AsU BOor-HEELs
UNDER Ssi;i Tns SEATS.
LOBBY S9ER, MORNING..
1T WILL 81 KEga .rED NIGHTLY.
SATURDAY EVES Ssso sp II .a sp ALL The WEEK.
Fanny Kelly 10 celebrated Larrs Keens
Lsey Castecrag (ne' sister ............Ads Cheoo
Hetty stubs with tue beautiful s5ns "Caeuy
Ripe msrion A.Csrhy
The Hon Mr. CIuios Ms. DsIsnd
s sGf Norman afH hes su.n.is
Leonard Ashton DAY
c"opel Cable, Observation-Disclosures j. A Smith
lii Dszzy MI fern
"hes'ieso
NO OTHER PIECE WILL BE PERFORMED.
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bsar> auA Rooms.
EIFTH-AvENUE HOTEL.
ON rIFTH-Av VENUE,
A, h. Iu,,r.ecoa Of sru.A-.y opposite ksd""a 'qasr'
Sy~-Yosk. ~
-, M oprErD AV0USr 13, 1859.


tn az OPENED AUGUST 23, 1889. ~
~. i.,, (. &c us, drsrsbie Of In TN. graf nc
1peI. bin tie healthy delightful 81. .enua ~
ci,, .no very aid convenient 70 the hndsa 'e ~"
bo-,uu Rsilrusd De pots u, 80. Oh. ,..,,. NJ,
mature study ard II o~rirnoe sud render I0~ NUS
snd hon.-ilie Ho,el IN the world ,. h,v. .u,
Al N. 10 comfort and CONVENIENCE oAe'ut
erstri have b-rn introduced - A.. ...,,.
v,r, pt-s,ioa has TAKEN during c>ns,r-
the o.-is- .sf-ty 81 guess f"m the tsne-Is Z"
sy,jop dou DE ocs walls extend iron the rocs
,a.S An u he aoo,s dogb- aud are scpsstr oy
Aver OF cement making The sEtire structure n.ptL
Aucrz ota~s lupxtsnt aetas in sao<ss'a W -
s.irxs,, q VERTICAL HALLWAY 10 pearly ooIp'e,-e; g
convey sisss. tbs s the ugPer te" ugoo VIM"
admit. Of no pcscbilry II aociiest
Ioty spscirus and coatinuo1s CORRIDOR foeese
az ,h, hundred fee upoc each Of The IN sss give u sns
sir 10 the hishes, degree to every sparmset
liberal pace has b~eu spprcPr..ed - Puoc Vrssi.t
ana Parlors log which and the Dining hoo se
snpd Promenade Hal Suites of spacious faros
and Drvssirs Rooua with al the mdrrn
especially desirped for The conSst oil tAic~
parties ard s sls genlensen .r.,.
Ar Frchaus- Containing the journals OF ne Gay ana ~ zoe
commercial inefceye sna ouaoes nss oss
add 70 N. mary other % the Hotel ana he-
Tee srsph OGc~ con aring with a. psIls CT the csdnty
Bisfd AID Chez Rooms q the most approved style saa
steu.s Are provided for he u guests aud the piohc
The Furniture sod every s,tic'e OF ase IN ne
have been exprs..y designed ard Manufactured NO ne
AVENUE hotel
pec,ed With the hoase pesse direct 10 Pifrh-NENtE
HOTEL. In erder % insure iriredi.e attention. . .
The orssnxaon Of this Hotel has oe-n un fer tn di
don Of M rSRAN STEVENS ropreor ~ the SeSs,e sas
Trruont Hosses In BoOn aud Bstse ana Point Ce hea
L. Mobile. ard Il viii BE- conducted ey
s.iA p sIsIss HITCHCOCK, DARLING . Co
HiRAS HITCHCOCK
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WINTER GARDEN.
" OPEN EVERY EVENING.

The director OF this eat Acknowledge the
teme toward his enterprise by the crowded
audience assembled the Ga den on It's opening night lie
oud take observe that seat 10 every part OF
e auditorium equally good both for sisnt and hearing and
thee ample for seating eighteen hundred per
sops IN seats divided BY stuffed there no need OF any
rush the best places oil being equally gooo
The srest the opening night Obliged many o. the Wis
ors 10 neRlec house. which requires the center
Of the psrqe stalls and dress circle to be maintained
open free for Ah ush the means OF exit are the
TARGET this y yet for the OF safety
and Of the of audience and particularly the la
dies the rule must be maintained 81, i.
The which received with such kind eathu'
ssm ON the ops ming uiRht will BE- repeated
EVERY NIGHT -
UNTIL FURTHER -
NOTICE.
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wrs CSss.

RRESS GOODS.
i.nos Phc.s nom A"ess'a
GR. CHITTENDEN & Co..
III. : ~. ssSa !, p is ooo,. lm,eea tai,
...ss. ~ IL .''' ' sa . ssL s The ''"''A
500 -o1 ~ 4: 81, us ~ ;''I A''''.
A. much les thsa r.suu Psise'
Az. &c aaIa,y AZ sE: sd '.aP'N '''''1.-a.a
Is cHrrEsnEs. ca.
No s5S Brosdv,v,
SPECIAL NOTICE =.
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
W, ~,. vurss..~a IN. ENTRY STOCK Of
KNICKERBOCKER PRINTS,
which tassset sih he oshbstsd
wARREN's
AND
VANISH TA'S.
NV - ExcEak E6s 81 ,S stck sTSEh
''''' - - y y S6R cass OR on TINE.
At sIrsysELr Log SI@ua.a
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG; Co."
h'~ % Nsw-YoRK.
EALL and WINTER DRY GOODS.
II WILKES M0YhAH,
NO. cal Broadway.
.s u,~ oeroins largo ss.or.uso. Of ~ EEGLsH PRINTS
il drt oo;p, at PER yard. deciied
BARGAIN.
Tie, have ',' just received fro" suction A''' Mot
rea,a
LOW.PRICED DRESS SILKS.
20 srrsi vsde.y Of sy~ =, rs AID 81 per yard.
Al., ea.s. vALENrA PLAIDs. az per yard. worth 81
specisi Attention "a invited to oar large s.ooi Of
LINEN AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
We lave Away. hAAs all tho BEST makes Of COTTON
sHEYrINGS and sHlRrfNGs. SAD stock Of LINENS
contains everything r1uirrA the Housekeeping ns. Ssies
vosS d. vel TO examine :, 'ot before p1rah"'ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

TTALUABLE PROPERTY for 'Ls -Piea.
sndy sieusssd u tie - o. nsncanC . 'Sss !,
s,se Of ultvston the bAsres IN Wool VI ss yse ~
Iuse Hoass with Scre attached large bafs hss
and o;Lr Necessary buldinss two nevertnns WSb
80 &C. A.s en- shusSsnce Of Orca5 scd o. se1 tNhs
Fer particular, inqar. q HENkt o. sCtCDan 10 '""s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
Real estate for Gale.

4 SPLENDID PROPERTY at PRIVATE
"A sALEfhe Farm and Residence Of the late Charles Metz
lwho shed the IN fsted Auas stus.ed
Poroo.uo, Hanc-ck County. llnois The farm
about ~ scrss Of e1ceuent land In hsh state Of cultivation
Of 10 scies Of the best variety Craps all bearing
AID planted with expense thrifty young Or
ch.id sse tons Mansion, with carriage house, sS and
out houes TO suit tho most refined The
beautifully located commanding 6ns o the
River ard valley for long distance Ponoosuc 10 REGARDED
ono OF the most healthy and dssbs points ox resdsace
the Mississippi River
Also good STEAM FLOUR MILL with large Brick War;
house attached situated Immediately tho andinx
The nil consists OF four run Of one .as machinery in
ceLen' condition. Attached to the mill ss hne SsSm Luu
b~r YARD &c. As 40 fine timber land near the mill
The above property viii BE- sold together pGr
chaser desirs Coalitions liberal
aculAS inquire Of WILLIAM D. V0IYT,
Pontoos1c, Haococh County, III.
Rofefence--Alhof RerKmAnr Co No. 81 Asda lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
&ouses anh farms tUante6.

WANTED-Immedistely by . responsible par
w ty email HOUSE In best order and with al MOD IN
improvements Location between 9th snd Ren. 10. to
exceed $500 Address Box No. 4,029 Po.tOhice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

IN SKIRT DEALERS.
L. A. OSBORN,
Late
Ossoss Vnscysr,
NO ~ WARREN-Sr., n. T.,
Inv,s u. ...eution Of Jcob-n csebrs,ed Psscs
IMPERIAL EXTENSION SKIRT,
UhEQUALEO FOR QUALITY And STYLE,
beins made Of the BESI STEEL sIs supsrea In manner
that te8cs composition
THE IMPERIAL SKIRT,
havaf esind for tn. Manufacturers CrA no'orey y ,t'
,~possH A all c-4ers ,rs'eta1iis dsa5 ar teq t'ts
their or5er early possible Ii oie % ths
sopis lie time fer their FALL TRADE
Parties are also Il vi.ed 20 examine our NEW
CHAMPION SKIET,
which rXCELS ANY AND ALL OTHER SKIRTS EVEN
INVENTED, being made BY entirely ms.nod whiot
sk apeh h2h,s, aud dvvabl> any o,1-
process ussd In the usngfactgre Of skirtA
Having also boush. all OF NJ. vincea.s gh title and In
tses. in AID 70 the PATESTS OF BORN VINCENT par
ess wishns License foMAKR OR SELL SKIRTS ulds'
said ps.snts obtain tbs liberia terms The ohcs
Of ths ,ub.cribsr l. A. OSBORN
No a. Wsr~n-s.-. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE

W..hisS.o1 .ao,r. ~. 80 Tn TsNNIN1 Prna
pals opens lie SEVENTEENTH SCHOLASTIC EAR So,
is5s-nsle pupi Of oil received ans irsracsa
h al branches preparatory business Co-se The naue
ct pupils In all the Departments hundred The rncfps
are ased ClasscA hathemAsos French, German, spnsA
be- BY TN s.perenesd rOfs.orp and inoo.or re &c:
douglas. on and ater seDt S. when tbs Principal. wn
present 20 confer .A parents and reeser the nsu, o.
cants for admission 10 t. The central cstion OF tee s,"s
reneer q scoes BY rsrosd and from al pas a
.hs CITY SresllLn JeIssy City snd HObotsn Will p
aye OF Constant occurspce Circulars ofau psrcu.s raj
hsd the Broadway Bootsores Bunsous No ~ sss hAs
nors No ~ Bowery, and school
fs-Ihs smallest boys uads< tss specls ors u ses
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90 nbom il map Concern.
Goal.

COAL-Lehigh from the mines Of the Old Com.
" psnyI pure Ra Ash and Bro.S MounsiuAt the loves.
nks, price reserr-ned from yad 50 esn pr tor lees from
bo.:.- HENRY REEVE.
cor. CsuAl and Centre aud Jsrs AID Wet s.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

DARNUM's MUSEUM.-Just arrived, the
I'D ARAB GIANT, NEARLY y FEET HIGH, 2lYEARS
OLD. ans WEIGHING az POUNDS sATUR.
DAY AFTERNOON a, o'clSst aud Also in n, the
OR. Tar raAxroM Sur vsDderdeeken, Captain Of the
Phantom Ship. Mr. TsyiOti Captain PsggsrS0,l; ~,
Bhdgnan Alter hich lin the Evening ths UNITED ChAM
BIER The GnNed Trunk Of that ancient from the Mount
Of Olive The fsmily Of Ana odss the Happy Family &C. 20
be seen without additional charge Ad niiance 10 all .
cents Children n Is GEMS Pacue. seats Is cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

MISS HAVENSs BOARDING and DAY.
WI SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES-Miss HAVENS rs,u,os-
fully informs her friends and patrons that havirs rsaovd f,u
No. 81 sth-st, she vtI reopen her BOARDING. snd DAY.
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES In the new and commodio,s
house north Of seth-S On WEDNESDAY, Sep. IL HI
ities Tor impartins thorough and nshsd sdsoston 10 ~
pupils VIII continue 10 be unsurps-d In tho city. french
.sush, With especial ress It's conversations. Her sosod
with references and terms BE- had st
Hayens, esq, No II Nassau It. and at the boohstor
Of hess lockwood No. al Broadway and Randolph No "a
brosd.sy stage provided Tor DAY scholars residing ~
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MEssRs; MAssETT 4 yILLKPLAI1.

WI CLASSICAL, ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL
EIGHTH fEARko o57 Broadway between 2tn and Ssh
For the instruction psm.nsy By thsm Ct twenty Boys
In the Latin. Greel, and French Lpguas Mathematics Ia
gsh and English Literature. with special references
comm on Thursday Sept U.s. 1852 This
sran, aud philosophical Mr. MASSETT having regrs.1 sn
Eup~ can b. the school till or 81 ais rssdsao
y 100 Wee. 9TH ct. after D.
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gopartnersbip Notices.

DISS0LUTION.-The partnership heretofore
- sLz bs:weea t5s undsrNgned under the firm nsmr
O, R0bAkIS DIVER 10 his day dissolved By mu.u. con
.,L; Nr Diver vii s..s al business Of tie late irra
h,~.fork, Sep. u 1853. HENRY ROBA6rs
RoBr. L. c. DIVER
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100 BROADWAY.
l%O HOPE CHAPEL
wsushs Magnificent
PANORAMA OF ITALY.
A usual, THIS AFTERNOON, ats; ,,
Admission, q ceu,, Children 10 cent?.

T,AIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
IL NOTICE To EXHIBITORS. -
PALACE GARDEN will be reception OF Goods
non THURSDAY, the 18th, until TUESDAY, the sth sep'n
Der, Inclusive.
TIE Committee will be in attendance each day for The pnIro-s
OF recsivsg atcs The Asnasvu bes leave - .;s;e th mas
snush space Of the GAi,n Ia hnited eShors will please
have articles compact - the VII
DAVID Il. JA0UES, Chairman
WV B LEONARD Cor. Sec.
Joan w. CHAnBsRs Rec SEQ
a GRICULTURAL FAIR of the AMERICAN
"A NsTIrUrE Ct HAMILTON PARA CITY Of NV
YOkK.-fhis Pair will embrace exhibition OF Horses,
Cs sAs<p SWINE Poultry ard Agricultural nplernsns aud
nAehne.y aud disP ay Of fu's f'"s. ala vega
Ops ,hrs. as,. OILY Viz WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY.
onA FRIDAY, sept q, a and q.
AMsnfs are completed. All entries must DO made
~ TCLspAi SEPT ~ By order Of the RosId ,,
A p. CUMMINGS, Chairman
RROOKLYN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
- The Fall Exhibition Of this Society will ,sie place the
Ahsr corner q Atlantis and ChntSS the sls; and
IA and sd Of sFPfEuBEk Exhbos are respectfully re
sassed have their specimens the Hall norns
sast lost J. o. BURLlNa, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

4 LARGE PARLOR and BEDROOM on the
N secoud floor TO LET, with BOARD. Inquire 8: No. %
East 2ltst.
DOARD WANTED-In private family IN thus
ID city, Gentleman. bis Wife Child. and Nurse Two o.
three rcous desired first cs.s house p!essety ocstea
Address Boa No. $3.50 Post Office giving fall particulars
y FURNISHED ROOMS to LET, separate or
together Gentlemen the second Aoor Of No 1853 Btosd
way between BIB House newly painted BATH sA
.ad In peassn. location. Apply above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

yEHr Tor strengthening and bringing into splendid conii
ton s kuo Ct sirnss used by -four Governments also
BY the l-scinS agricuuriss &c. Of Europe tenonss
whom sent tree on application For bores It 10 invsuab
This dmert seasoning be had genuine BY applying
he Depot, No ia Greenwichs, New York aud
Csrana No. &c Fron;st Toronto appointed
sold in asks containing AS miIns price $ aud half oask
price 81. remittance must accompany each order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

w kwinsa re-,s Leonard Ex-n Consevva Siiman Jsci
s.r wh.I Frost and 0rsAAm.y. VIII ,. SOLD separately
No Is WGrsa-st, sscond daas, e. T.; o. l. Me- 6 Hun
uosdst, fran te9pu. 1880
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

ID FORD, we.,chs.,-s Co. NY-A Family Boarding 49,
ha.hx ~h ten scrrs OF well shaded. onsmenset rcasis
COmpten, employed Bc.t :sSsn'.s.. 0ns, nj.
priculsv an te bad Of Mr. yss Bsies Am osna
building. Broadwsy and CsAArst, ~ ., R,..s
$50 Broadway Jscksons houruins store 70 "t D"ss
~ ,s,m reop-us list "Wednesday Ia SePtemoct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

I OMBAkD HOUSE, No. II New Bowery,
~ Near Ch.ihau square, New yott. =,
This hs,. houee contains about loo Rccs recently
built q cheap. comfortable Lodging House
TIE LOAsARD HOUSE Pleasantly s;gs,ed In the vicinity
81 bu.ines The Furniture AID Bedding are new" ana every
thiug wil be clean and comfortable
will his beat eudeavors 70 make HAPPY
and agreeable houe TO all
TERMS
IS, PEI night 81 p to 80 80 pei week 50 ~
cents Man scd Wife -
Opu Day and Might.
BASEMENT suitable ht Restaurant; a.so. STORE. In
u. above building, TO LET
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Jnstrnrt1A.

AIONZO YLACK, A. D., Principal OF IL
"A HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE. =. Ci.vesscs CSss.AAa
Coon,y n T. od~rs BOARD and TUITION h sn' pc Sss.
HGkN OPENS seyt Is -.x-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

AZ URRAY HALL.
VI Toe Rev J. J. ELAENDORPs SCHOOL s,S YOUNG
LADIES, No. lCl West 8th y. New. York
Ninth Session begins 90 TUESDAY, Sept L.
MISS REED" FRENCH aud ENGLISH
Nl BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADixS.
y: ~ e.. ish.st near 5hAv. will RE OPEN GU WfOnEs
DAY. the 18th Of September
NIB. GEO c. ANTHONs
WI CLASSICAL, FRENCH and ENGLISH SCHOOL.
with 0ynnsdun under Special Tescber No. s1s BS':S.T
corner Of lshst reopens SEPT Cicusn With fn aeah
reierehocs and roll Of Scholar at RANDOLPHb 10 -
Brosdwsyj ~ CHRiBTEANS, No. 765 Brosdvy; o. no 70
st0 yesn old.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

WAvEULEy NovEts FOR THE MILLION THAT on.
terprising firm Of publishers, T. b. Peterson q
Brothers, Philadelphia, has Just begun an under
taking, which cannot fail to be beneficial TO the
whole reading community. We allude to the
edition Of Sir Walter Scott's novels, now in the
course Of publication by them, and which a to
be completed In twenty six volumes, nc twenty
five cents piece, orfvo dollars for the whole.
These volumes are printed In double column oc.
tavoi and each will contain about one hundred
and twenty five pages. The entire sctt Of twen.
tysix volumes will be mailed, free Of postage to
any person rcmitting five dollars to the publish
srs. This is an opportunity, never before had
for obtaining the Waverly Novels entire, at
price within the means Of everybody; for it IA
the cheapest edition ever published, and for those
who remit five dollars, and thus subscribe for the
series, secure each volume for less than twenty
cents. The price ofthe Edinburgh edition, from
which this edition is reprinted Is soventy-two
dollars. Very properly have Peterson & Broth
ers called this the addition for the Million -
for they ought to get million Of subscribers 10
y, IN this reading nation, and doubtless will
kENLwoRrn, forming the fourth volume of their
series of tho Waverly Novels Is published mis-
day.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29
Kane,s Juvenile Concert.

The children Of the Union School, under the
instruction Of Mr.J. E. Kane Of Chicago gave a
vocal concert at Webster Hall, on Saturday eve
ming last, to a very full house. The pupils con.
sisted Of lads and misses, ranging from to 70
or Ia years, and the exercises comprised songs,
glees, solos, Duets, cboruscs, &c. The Con.
c,rt was a decided success. The young anna
tours acquitted themselves with honor and sung.
with melody and harmony OF voice and propri-
ely Of manner, that we were agreeably surpr cd
to witness in persons so young. Considering the
short time Mr.. Cane has had III csc pupils under
his charge, the result is highly gratifying We
understand he is about organizing class of
older scholars.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29
The Atlantic MONTH, .

The ATLANTIC, for May, has made its appear
anee' The articles are; The Gymnasium; Why
did the Governcss Faint Two Years After; A
Bundle Of Old Letters In the Pines The Last
Bird The Utah Expedition Bulls and Bears
Inscription for an Aims Chest A Trip to Cuba
The Professor at the Breakfast Table The Min
ister's Wooing The Walker Of the Snow Re.
views and Literary Notices The Minister'S
Wooing and the Professor" are continued The
eauslic review Of the"New Conquest of Mexico
is concluded, and other literary criticisms are
given.
The ATLANTIC, as literary periodical aud Re
view, has no equal in this country. Published
10y Phillips, Sampson & Co., Boston, at s3a year
Taken with the TRIBUNE, 50.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29
Odd TeIIows Celehrntion.

The Odd Fellows Anniversary Celebration, on
Tuesday, passed off very pleasantly. Notwith.
standing the threatening aspect Of the weather in
the morning and the fact that rain soon began tc
fall, goodly number Of the fraternity, from tn,
neighboring lodges at Mclmore, Attica, Republic
and Fostoria, were present besides a large mum,
Der Of outsiders The members Of the "Mystic
Order" dressed in full regalia and carrying the
insignia Of the craft, were escorted through the
different streets by their hosts Of Seneca Lodge
No 35 beaded by the Tifin Brass Band, which
discoursed excellent music About IL o'clock,
the procession repaired 20 the NJ E. Church,
which was Immediately filed 10 overAowing-
After prayer and singing by the choir, the Ora
tor Of the day. Rodney Mason, Esq. of Spring
field, was introduced, who entertained the audi.
enee, for about an hour, in very able, eloquent
and lucid discourse, on the origin, progress and
mission Of Odd-Fellowship in this country. The
discourse was listened 10 with wrapt attention
aud wac universally commended, for its manly
spirit and liberal tone About . o'clock, tho
guests, among whom was large number Of la
dies, sat down to sumptuous dinner prepared
by mine host" Of the Davis House-such din
ner as Wcirick alone knows how to get up-to
which, we un nderstand, they did ample Justice
Thus ended the celebration, in Tifiiu, of the for.
tieth Anniversary Of odd Fellowship in Amcri-
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ERrurELAs-rho rayoges Of this disease are
most disastrous, covering the body with watory
bloichcs aud fostering sores. The face and legs
are often swollen TO an astonishing degree, and
when at last il reaches the brain, insanity and
death are the fatal results. But oven this dis.
ease san be cured by Kennedy Medical Dscov.
cry. In proof Of this, we would cite the case Of
Miss Phoebe Hoyt, Of Boston, who after suffer
Ing for six years, by the use Of three bottles was
perfectly cured. Also Of Mr.. Osborne, Of Wal.
than, Mass. who had a combination OF Eryoipe.
los and Salt Rheum Tho Discovery drove both
these diseases from HE body in three weeks
And furthermore many Of our own friends and
relatives have been cured Of humors by the aid
Of this medcins.
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Time to Pay the Prlnter.

With this ISSUE terminates the second year OF
our connection with the TRmUNE. tbs now high
time that all those, who owe us for that time, OF
even for the last year. should settle up and begin
anew. The TRrBUNE will appear, soon, enlarged
and in new type, and it will require EVERY
DOLLAR, now due us on subscription, to meet
the additional expense thereby incurred All
those, who want to see the TRIBUNE in its new
dress, should second our efforts by paying ur
without delay. We cannot afford to send our
paper to those, who show no disposition to pay
for it, To those who have paid us, we return
our hearty thanks.
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pixies Peakers.

We have private adyices from our Pixies Peak
friends, up to the 18th inst. One company was
encamped near Leavenworth and the other a few
miles west of st. Jo. They intended to start on
their journey, as soon as the weather and grass
would permit. All were well and in good spir
its. Reports from the mines continued favorable.
Quite a number, who started out on foot, have
perished from hunger and exposure.
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For the Tribune
Geographical Enigma.
am composed Of 10 letters.
My l6, l, IA, is river in Europe.
MY 10, 2, 10. 8, is a county in Wisconsin.
My 2, ls, 10, is river in England.
My 10, IL, I2, is mountain in Africa.
My II, 10, 73. II, is river in South America.
My 5, 8, 2, is town in South America.
My l6, ?, Is, G, 10, is county in Geogia.
My d. O. l. l6, 10, is county in Virginia.
My whole is mountain in Europe
White Hall, D. J.B.E.
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Corrections.

In publishing the Premium List, last week,
two important omissions occurred in the Commit
tees, as follows:
SWEEPSTAKES, (CArTLE.)
L. Q. Rawson, Fremont H. j. Starr, Carey
Erastus Jones, Republic.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Chas. Lamkins, Republic; John Slosser, Tifin;
Henry Davidson, Tiffin.
The name Of Joseph Walker should be added
to the Committee on Grain
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Death of Achilles TuIIer.

Achilles Tuiler, formerly a resident of Tifir,
committed suicide, at Mt. Vernon Ind. on the
18th inst, by blowing his brains out with n pis-
toll He was the victim of his own Imagination
and was doubtless laboring under alteration Of
mind at the time.