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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-07-21

says he. Nhot dew | know? sure
enufi says !. spunkin up. don't ] know
Gim Hull that went tew the legislator
last winter from this dccstrick he's got
an honorable afore his name, and he'll
cheat poor man out of his eyc-tccth
every time he gifts n chance: | heard
you say he was the mcanest man that
ever trod shew -lcthcr Whot dew
know, sure enuif9 haint | hccrd You
and 10 Brown tell over and over
again how that the men that 90 to the
legislator dew jist as they're n mind
ter, how they go off on the cars tew
sprecs and make the people pay for il,
besides spcndin they're time when
there at the kapital jest as they please.
And then to cap all they vote them
selves gold pens, and evcrlastin sights
of paper (enuff to make ritin books for
all the children in Bobtown) besides
CRATE lots of something they call sta
tioncry though lam sure | don't know
whot that is-all to be paid fur with
the peoples money. Good lux il they
don't git the governor to help them
steal-that is, | mcnt to say appropri-
ate--a cool hundred thousand.
Then as to big-bugs they're wuss
yit. Look at the duins in kongrssl
\ fitin, and swcarin, an callin names;
that's the way they arm their s dollars
day. Wall, wall, says Jeremiah.
tant expected that wimmcn folks
should understand all about politikal
matters, an tant necessary they should.
Nifty Dinarl says j, you don't say sol
When men calls black white an white
black, tant to be expected that vim
men folks will believe them Is it,
OF course tant expected they will make
sense out Of nonsense. / want to ask
We one question. Did putin hon
aforc the name of Preston Brooks
make that sncakin, cowarlly bully an
honorable man? Wall, says he per-
haps not, but But whotl SAYS /.
Or dooz it make a man honorable that
can have a face to scare his wife into
confcssin' a crime that he's guilty on
himself, and then artcr fixin it up 10
suit his own purpose blaze it aforc the
eyes of all creation, TO keep his own
neck from bcin stretched for the most
cowardly murder ever committed.
You've hurd of the old woman that
thought total depravify was a good
doctrine if folks would only live up to
it. | never believed aforc that any
body did quite, but Dan Sickles has
proved that man kin live up to it
an lcttlc more, | declar Jeremiah.
says /, bcginnin to bile over, ef twant
for takin tew much notice on sich a
miserable vagabond, should like to
jine with other wimmcn an burn him
i'll cllergy.
And then look at kongress-men in
gincral. One half on en- lives 10y sell
in babies away from thare mothers,
an tethcr half swars by all that's good
to bear 'em out in it.
Don't you think. says ], they de-
serve the title of honorable, something
on the same principle. should say,
of calm Tom Thumb. Gincral.
But by this time seen that / was
treadin on Jcremiar's corns so hard
that l thought I'd let the matter drop
for that time.
BETSY BIGFLOW.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-07-21
BETSY BIGFLOW.


What n Good Newspaper may do.
Show us an intelligent family OF
boys and girls, and we will show you
family where newspapers arc plenty.
Nobody who has been without these
silent tutors can know their cducat-
ing power for good or evil. How i'm
portant, then, TO secure those which
tend only to goodl Have you never
thought of the innumerable topics for
discussion which they suggest at the
breakfast table; the important public
measures with which, thus early, our
children become familiarly acquainted
great philanthropic questions of the
day, to Which unconsciously their at
tcntion is awakened, and the general
spirit of intelligence which is evoked
by these quiet visitors? Any thing
that makes home pleasant, cheerful
and chatty, thins the haunts of vice,
and the thousand and one avenues oi
temptation, should certainly be re
garded, when we consider its inhu-
enccs on the minds Of the young, as a
great moral and social blessing.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-07-21


"kaw." the Wyandottc correspond
ent of the Missouri Democrat. give.
the following account Of the Kansas
constitutional Convention now IN scs-
sion at Wyandottc:
The Constitutional Convention and
company, is carrying on business in a
hall up stairs-away up-in that
commercial hobgoblin of four story
brick, that frowns over what is lcvee
at Wyandottc. The hall itself is
large. although not remarkable for
elegance: The wooden beams of tim
Der are drapcd with starry, stripcy
envelop Of pink. blue anil white mus
lin, that looks quite patriotic. The
presidential desk Is bclizencd with
green merino dress, anil green silk
fringcs. Immediately behind it is n
copy of the national flag of immense
proportions. Besides, the usual quota
of white muslin astars, minus two
prongs. and like half developed but
tcrly, slipping in at the upper corner
This is pleasant conccit OF our friend
Warren's. 1t is symbolical aRd pro-
phctic, and is designed TO represent
Kansas emerging into the stains Of
full blown astcr, on the cottony firm
amcnt. The great flag is gathered to-
gcther and drawn up, Immediately
above the Presidential head, and
portrait of the Father of his Coun-
try" occupies the center Of this patri-
otic radius. The old gentleman smiles
down bcnignantly. as usual. from nm
der his venerable white wig. His
rufiles oaght TO be highly suggestive
of all conservative ideas. The floor
of the hall is covered with saw dust.
- ht" iafitHr, ha> bctt fIftttt 10
separate the Constitution making jews
from the outside Samariians. As
you leave the hall, the deep narrow
stairway, looks like a gimlct hole into
the neither regions. SO much for the
cxternals Of the Convention. IL is
rather respectable looking body, on
the whole. Among the reportorial
corps present. observe a lady, Mrs.
Nichols, the lady lecturer on Wo-
mans Rights. a petition in favor
of Woman's Rights, extensively sign
ed, is have been informed, about 10
be presented to the Convention.
This Convention is likely 20 last
as long as the Lecompton Conven-
tion. and longer than either Of the
others.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-07-21

ccrcly rcpents Of his sins. anil ) again
immersed, the church will receive him
again.
Old Swell, s'pose he again kicks
out Of the traces after the second time.
(for you know what critters there are
In this world, boss, then what's to
pay?
Mr.. B.-Notwithstanding all this.
if he will seriously repent. and solemn
" promise TO amend his future life.
the church will again receive him into
its bosom, after being immersed.
old s. (aftcr few moments Of
deep thought proposes the closing IN
terrosatory )-Well. boss. wouldn't it
be blasted good idea to keep sich
fellcrs in soak all the time?
Our informant did not say whether
old S. Joined the church or not. but
we incline TO the opinion that If he
did. the chances were pretty good for
his being kept in soak all the time.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-07-21

attorney and Counselor at Lar.
Office Up stairs in the New Jail,
Will promptly attend to all business en-
trusted To his care Especial attention Civ
en- tn the securing and collection of clalms.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-07-21
[from IIaTcrs' Weekly
NOTHING TO w L. \ X.
AN EPISODE OF CITY LIFE

ny WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-07-21

--Snacks says he has recently dis
covered new species OF female, Wa
The Santa Fe mail.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08
Townsh1n Elections.

EDEN-The Republicans elected their entire
talsatl,,hs.5.n,a raaia,ities Isi,r I2al.sr ,vs.
reelected Justice Of the Peace; S. Chamberlin, G.
Cowles and TIL Baker Trustees, and David
Huss Assessor
LouDoN.-The Republicans carried everything
.. w. Arnold and ". truth were chosen Jusiic-
es of the Peace and John II. Dildine, Assessor
REED.-The Republicans were divided on n
local question and the consequence was that the
Democrats elected their Justice and two Trus-
tees.
BLooH.- Politics had little to 90 with tho cleo
tion in Bloom and part Of both tickets was cleo
ted
LIBERrY.-The contest was upon local Issues
merely and the result Is considerably "mixed."
ScPio.-Tho Republicans carried everything
before them in scipio as they always do.
SESEcA.-Robt. Byrne was reelected Justice
and T.-Brundage Assessor.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08
NHNNNA nnuT IIOME.

At tho dedication Of tho newM. E. Church, In
Upper ssudusEy On sabbeh week, Father
Wheeler, Who was present. apd who, years ago.
was missionary mong The wyandot Indians
at that plaoe, was presented with a beautiful
cane, 40 a token q ygard for his long and dis
tinguishcl scryita1 in the cause
tE-Tao Mantfdd BANNER speaks enoourag-
ingIy Of lho growing wheat crop, in Richland
Knox, Liking ard Auskingum counties,
E2~TAe Findl,y JEFFmsoSIAN says, that that
town is ffcsted y act Of thieving seamps, who
aim TO lfe by ilunder, Also, that little son
Of Jesse Wheeler, Esq., was seriously injured, by
a kick dom a horse, on Wednesday the Both ult
eE- the Fremont JounSAL says, that three
persons engaged in stealing horse, belonging
t. Edvtrd Lenpn Of Ballyllc, have been arrest
cd at Perrys ,rg aud are now in jail at that
place 1--WE ais, learn from the DrMocRAr, that
n son 4 Homer Everett Esq, was seriously in
iured, IN Tuesday the 29th ult., by being jam
med bkwoen tgo platform cars, at the depot Of
the o. X T. RR The same paper says, "wc
are plelsod 70 harn that the prospect for an abun-
dant cop Of fruit in this county, is excellent"
A NV MA1vEL--The NoRrn FAIRFIELD Ga.
RrrTE IS in eistaoies over newly discovered
freak II nature, in that place, which, the editor
says, lbds fsir TO outriwnl all creation" It is
no LED than living colt or eentaur, having tho
bodybf horse but a hoad resembling that OF
huhan being
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08

IHH STUDENT CoUNIERFLITEn.-We mentioned
fiw DAYS since, tho arrest Of James b. Kirk, a
student Of Oherlin College, FOR counterfeihng.-
0nFriday last he was lodged in the Cleveland
inil 60 be removed to the Portage county jail, in
which county he viii be tried Kirk is twenty
three years old, and q young man Of intelligence.
He has been a student A. Oberliu for several
years, off and on, and passed for very exsmpla.
ry man. he taught school in Ashland county
last winter, and Used 10 open the school with
prayer every morning. He had won the aiIec-
tions Of an estmab.e young lady IN Obcrlin, and
they were engaged TO be married; and ne was al
so engaged 10 young lady in Mahoning county.
Il is supposed he has been connected with the
Portage county gang Of eounterfeiters for two
years. His assumed piety and position entirely
cl aked his rascalilies NJ while. IL Is stated
that he distributed good deal Of worthless mon-
ev amon, the farmers Of Ashland county last
winter. HIS molier, a worthy widow woman,
lives in Blahoning bounty. She had never mis-
trusted ANYTHING wrong IN her son, and his ar
rest, coming upon her like thundcrbolt has
wen nigb driven her distracted
The officers soy there can be no doubt ns to
Kinks grilt Quite a quantity Of counterfeit
sos on the Fosaii City Bank were found on his
person.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08


Tho Union Schools of this eitJwill be reopen.
cd on Monday next. It is hopf that all pupils
who expect to ottcud school du9hg thencx; tcrm
will be in their place, on the frst day, il possi
bic, provided with Hie necessary books, slatos
aud convenouocs pF writing. Much tima is
frequently los, to indviduals and to classes by
delays in these pardsllars. In view Of THE fact
the following prcanhe aud resolution were re-
Gently passed by iAe Board Ct Education and or
dored 10 be printed With this notice;
"Whcreas, FREQ tlidon is furnished to the
youth of this city dat their own happiucss and
welfare, aud the security happiness and best in.
forests Of the cumnanity may be promoted by
the proper cducntonof said youth, and whereas
we Gud ON an ngc5tgatioo 6y a committee np.
pointed by this hodg .hat The efficiency Of our
schools is mntorfl NJ impaired by the fct that
largo numbers d pupils hahiually attcnd thcm.
wholly or partmily uuproIdod with what Is Ga.
soutially ueccsnry 20 The advantageous employ
meut Of their time and that those pupils, in cou.
sequence Of thh deficiency, arl n source Of great
annoyance 30 iho teachers and 10 the other pu.
pills, while thy a,V almost entirely uuboneftcd
themselves,
Therefore, rssolpd, lst, That parents and
guardians are herdy respectfully requcatcd 10
IilNNANN NA NtttA AiNAAN tA MtlIilHf NANll NtNhHt
slates aud materials for writing as are customar.
lily used IN the casses ia which such children
aud wards severely rcoite.
81, That thoteaghcrs are hereby required 90
hand 10 the superintendent, and he to the prssi.
dent Of the Bard cf Education. n list of the
names Of all pupils not thus provided with books
&c. after having notified their parents or rusr-
dians at least once, Of such deficiency, aud such
deficiency not being rcmedied.
81. That all such pupils be dismissed from
the sehoelsyHnlcH poverty be found 10 be tho
cause OF tHof tsil9ro to furnish books Sc, in
which case ibe Bead are to take special action.
Porcnt ar, feslectfully requested to confer
with the toaehcrs II Tho svyvrui v0uO5rs uuv.----
the superhtsiiant WIN reference 70 tro books
and otlsf artitl& necessary for their children
They tal find it6tooehers-at their respective
rooms at last tasn.y minutes before tho com.
mencouont q schgol each dny, and a. their
homes al oihsr t.pts than school hours.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08
THE ELECTION.

On Monday passed off very quietly aud har
moniously The vote was not quite as large as
usual. There was little party snirit manifested
and a good deal Of scratching, an round, show
ing that The people are determined 10 vote about
as they please, at our local elections Tho re-
suit Is that part Of both the tckcts is elected, in
he city and township, and neither party can
claim a victory. The contest for Marshal was
very close, there being but one majority for Zim-
msr. The following table shows the result:
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08

HARPER's MAGAZINE for Aprii is a magnificent
number, as any one win find out upon perusing
it-and who does not read Harperl The illus
TT ted articles are "Wrecking on the Florida
Keys;""The Christian Martyrs Of Madagascar
"The Red River Trail and "The Yirginans."
Published by Harper & Bros, New York, at SO
a wear.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08
.,Cntch Renuty whIle it La.t..n

Harisock & Falkner have a splendid suit Of
Ambrotype rooms in Shawhan's new building,
over the Bank of rinin, whore they will be found
at all times, ready to wait on all, old o. young,
who wish to have their facial physiognomy lu-
phcated, 80 that they may "see themselves as
Others sec them" They are clever fellows de-
serving the patronage of the public.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08
cola weather.

The weather for the past weel, has been very
cold and unpleasant. severe snow storm pass
od over this place on Tuesday and on Wednes-
day morning the ground was considerably frozen,
much endongerilg fle peach crop. wehope for
pleasanter weather.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08
Nnrth nrltI.h Reriou.

We are indebted 10 Leonard Scott & Co., 81
Gold street, New York, for copy Of this excel
lent Review, the merits Of which are so wen
known throughout the entire literary world, that
we need scarcely speak of them, The PRESENTS
an admirable number Pricq s3-the four Re
views and Blackwood $40 year.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08

g1-Tho Great Republic Monthly for April,
Published by oaksmith & Co, New York. is
highly illustrated by numerous wood cngravings
and contains many valuable historical sketches.
beside Poetry, Hurlesque, Eomance &c. Price
81 a year.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08
M Normaik Reaector.

This sterling Republican sheet comes to us in
new dress and considerably enlarged, looking as
gay as a Spring bird. We hope this enterprise
Of its proprietors viii meet with a corresponding
reward.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08

bonse IN II. brilss iathef bv Rev. John M'Laine
Bir. 5ony "A irrts Of Mt Vernon Ohio, and Miss
MArggA afpogs Of Seneca Co.
On tie 3lnlt At the residence Of The bride,
by Rev Petcr Hillet, Mr JoaN WlnHg Sow
AIRS 70 hiss SARAH PRpDiN, both Of Reed Town.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08
Now hlIIIinerr stnrn.

Miss E. T Cobum has opened a new Millinery
and Fancy Store, for the Ladies in Blacks Block.
Her Goods are all Of a superior quality and o.
the very latest styles. Give her call. Prices
very moderate.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08

Mess. Scott. Bro. q Co. have removed their
stock Of Goods TO Carey, where they have open
ed store. Mr.. II. II solder win remove to
the room formerly occupied BY them.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08

t-A reduction OF 5psr cent, from the above rates win
bs made for CASH
The space occupied BY lones Of the type composing the
Asiy Of the advertisement, will be considered square
sAll ,ran'ent adversemsnts, together with Admnisra
den, Attachment, Road ani Ditch Notices, must be paid
form advance.
Advertisements inserted Tor an indefinite time will be
charged for until ordered ont
When yearly Advertisements inserted, enc or more
changes will be allowed.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08

~
Tiffin Prices Current,
tcoRHsCrru wreEtV HFl
SH RIV & SHEATH,
Dealer Dry Gsois rasrlos. CarpsHaes, Boots and
Shoes ard Ready-Made Ciothins And purchaser Of
srydescriptiou Of Grain ard Produce for Cash.
WuEAr-si.1I1tle
CoHv-( (theliedl 90 q 13c.
do (Ear) COO.
NrE--nud7O.
BaRtEY-u016
Okrs-0o = l0c,
NEAVs-50to % e3.
PorAroEs-00c.
FLkx ssan-- s0O0n1,l0.
Tfuoruv sEEn-t15E1o0 %
HUrrEa--i70i9c.
Lhnn-1uHtic
ThlL0w--t4
HmuKEn NAMs--tuDIqc.
DO stnss hvu SuouLDnRs- 4a0oo.
ftcktRn POHK--9 la0c.
mArhE SUGkR--lH fl4c.
do MoLkssEe-5U D15o.
BEEsw Ax-2u 72ir.
FasrnERs--tU80pc
RAos-1o.
nRy Arrtrs-s1 ,50a2,o0 afh'
GnEEN iifnr0--je a6h.
Day do 100.
Eaeg-0da.. q dozen.
poaK-e5 e5,OoRsee
Clover soed,-st,75 $500
Woot-1i i5e
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08

LeaYing balance in said Nymans
hands April 1859 Of s3I. "a
On M dion Of VIM. Holt Il was ordered that y
Nyman be allowed SIS in full for his services a.
City Treasurer for the past year and that the
Clerk be Instructed to draw an order on the
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08
rlnn Grmnnsinm.

ttere will be meeting Of the stockholders Of
this lssociaton al the Office Of Stem q Johnson
on Monday evening, April % 1859, for tho pur-
posd Of elecilng officers and tranmoing other
business Of importance TO the association.
PENNINGTON President.
LEARDER STEM Secretary.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08
HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS

hnnt Is . ntltlN
Il NkSSismnnu-
featuring and deal
ing IN Havana and
Domestic Diqdrf.-
Also snuff smo.
king and Glowing
Iohleco. Opposite
shnwhan's Block, on
Market 81. Tifn,
Ohio, 4 will sell
clleaperforcashth than
ever before offered
in this vicinity.
Here You will ind
the gfeatesf variety
Of cigars, Tobacco,
&c. ever exhibited
in this eity,and on
90 be disposed OF on
theIaincipleofquick
sales andsmnll prof
itsi me best hcina
fund on hnndat an
times. um deter.
minedto sen pri-
ces that cannot fail
TO be sfuctoy.
Aud N MY stock
dOn't give shiisihe-
tiou whenpurrhased
ruiurnit, and 1 viii
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08

1J'rho professional ard Of J. J. steiner, who
mas permanently located in THIN, Coi the prac.
ticc OF the Law, will be found Ga auoaor place.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08

uJ-A new time. table has gone iub ciIcc, on
the S. D. 6C.R.R. See notice a, ,hcad Of his
page.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08

UeducI HmOuEt unpaid by said HOItz
in Fire Department Fund as above l,6l
Leaving a balance In hand Of said
Holtz March 81 1859 Of 1885 %
On motion Of g. II. Hemng the Clerk was in
structed TO draw orders on the Treasurer on City
Fund in payment Of Salaries of City officers as
follows in favor Of John Poorman, G.. H. Hem
ing, A. B. Hoyey and William Holt, each for
fourteen dollars for Attendance at IA meetings Of
Council, one in favor Of H. Britton for S2i so in
full for Salary as Market Master for quarter end
ing April /, 1853, one in favor Of H. Britton
for $50 in full for balance due him as Marshal
for quarter ending April Let 1859 and one in ia
vor Of j il. Pttcnger for S3l 25 in full for Sala-
rY as City Clerk for quarter ending April lst,
1859.
On motion Of William Holt Council thon adj
journed 10 meet Saturday April % 1889 at o.
clock p NJ
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08

1rJudge seuey is is{Parog to PMS up fuc
residence, on ON clevald piece Of ground, own.
cd by him, on the East ido Of Rcck crect, near
the river.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08

refund the uioney. detire that ,hoss ,sbn 40 nrhsse
should ealland examine my stock beofo buying tlouhere
Country Dealers ore respectfully infiiedto ca asa exam
inc my sIocs.
t-Reponbsrihs place, Harkststreei opposite shaw.
han'sAoot, Tiinni Ohio.
malff u. eCEH NNFSF.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08
Mothers! MoLharsIl MotharsIII

Don't fail 10 procure Mrs Wiaow's Soothing syrup for
Children Teefmng. Il has equal on earih. n greatly
facilitates the process OF cetng, by sONenng the gums,
reducna an inhlmationwil alay an pain, and s
regulate the bowels Depend unon &C. mothers t win give
resto yourelve, and relief and health your infants
Perfectly safe n an cases.
This valuable preparation G. the prescription Of one ofthe
experienced and skillul female Physicians In Now
England and has been used with neyerfug success in
millions Of casos.
We believe il the best and remedy IN The world In
cases qf nvientay and Dnuhma In children, whether
tardses from eong from any other 10 Is sure
torivo immediate reoffo infants suffering frnm wind collie.
flfe and health be csimated by dollars aad cents,
its worth its weight n gold
Millions Of bottles are sold every yssr in tie United
States. Il Is an old and wenlriod remedy.
PRICE ONLY % CENTS A BOTTLE.
ey-Noue genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS
PERKINS, New York, Is on ihe outside wrapper.
Sold hy Druggists throughout the world.
sepi0 lr !. L.ST. JOHN Co., Agents for Tihin.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08

o. See card Of c. +. 1illcr s Co Dealers N
Stoves and Mauuhoturrs Of Tin, Copper and
Sheot-Iron Ware.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08

aJOur young MEND NJ Mo0eu Esq, lnslo.
Gated himself in Fostota, iorihc practice Of ,by
Law, collecting SC. Ro commend him to Che
people Of that place, q q young mau OF pr5mlso
and good a.taiumeuts. See his card.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08

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