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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26
FOX SALE OR KEINT-

u
OFFER for sale rent the Sll k;own ns the.
woodland MiI containing three tsurrs viii,
AL he modern imfroH nes. There an excellent
sett Of Cardins Machines with fr additional aci-
nery II TSqut1ed connected with the MILL Possession eY
Also fer sair arnu each containing over due luu-
dre and sixty of which are about one
hundred acres cleared In excellent order good state
OF cultivation, with an Orcial aud Frtlns wVuR
thereon On the other there about fifty .Cres cleared
with good Orchard and buildings.
Also, one lot of ground seven acres I'm
high state n CIVILIZATIONS with Dwelling Houses
thereon, large Store House with liar bacE
smith shop AMI staOng for eight horses together with
other That are necessary All proprrts
Is situated within aud OF the Ohio river
on Fish Creek Marshall county The Fish Greek Turn.
pike leading to Bolton, the H. & o. Railroad.
Ths is one OF the hest locations N Virginia for tl,
purchase Of wheat and other grain. Tl property is
offered on the following teFus base
money TO be paid in and aud Tie balance in quail nstI
msnts OF oue two and three years with from date
giving Segot BILE note with approved security.
Any perscI purchasing, have lUrrunIty seed
ing this fall required; also be supplied III kinds
OF stock and farming utensils, terms
For further Information, apply Subscriber on the
premises ~. ! llCSRHBROoE
anELl c6W4m Woodland, Marshall Co, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26

New York, Sept. 24-Early this morning
party of young men named, W H. Smith, Pulp
Fitzsimmons, aud John Cole, drug clerks, were
passing down Broadway when us they came 10
Canal street they encountered another party,
who jeered at them aud used ribudOuS Ian
guagc. According to their own statement, the
Three young men paused TO sec what was the
nntter, when they were attacked aud severely
beaten. Smith received violent blow ON the
head from James Wilson; he drew a seven
shooter aud fired ut his assailant, the ball took
elect III the abdomen of the other party lust
missing the heart. Wilson, the wolHded man
was conveyedby his comrade j. NJ. McCormick,
to a surgeon OH Grand street near Elm, who
probed the wound, but failed TO extract the ball;
TIC pronounced the injury mortal.
Wilson became weak and began to vomt
blood. A Fourteenth Ward policeman coming
along procured carriage and took him to the
City Hospital. His friends give a somewhat
different version OF the story, alleging that
their party was coming past the Bramdrcth
House, when they were assaulted and Wilson
shot by one G. W. Davis.
Last evening detectives Young and Elder ar
rested a youth, by name YIN. II. Little, on the
charge of embezzement. The facts are these
On the 10th inst. the banking house of Wins.
low Lancer, 80 Wall ST., missed $4,000. The
Clerk, Little, was suspected, who stated that be
had lost package containing the amount some
days previous. broker had found a package
of checks, Sc, belonging to the house, which
he returned to the firm. lie stated that he had
picked it up i'll the street; Little stating that he
had lost it from his pocket. He had arranged
the matter, it is supposed, to further his designs
to effect deeper game. The firm accordingly
placed him under the surveillance of the officers
who employed extraordinary diligence to trace
his movements
They did not find that be kepta house up
town, but visited places of disrcputable charac-
ter, and expended money freely for wine aud
other expensive luxuiics. Several days passed
by, when finally lie was observed to enter a
hotel ON the northern side of Houston ST., in
company with u Californian. The officers fol-
lowed them, and arrested Little as he vas dial.
lying in the parlor.
The Californian knew nothing Of the matter,
prior to the arrest Little was take IT.: police head
quarters and on searching him $40 was found
in one of boots; the detectives followed up their
clue aud scrusinized the prisoner with success;
$l,GDO more was found by them Abont
O'clock this morning, Little was committed for
examination.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26
TRUSTEES Sale.

70 .
by virtue OF Deed Trust from Henry Otto and wife
to Frederick ozier bearing date the 10Th January
S and July recorded In Ohio County Clerks Office
IN bcoE No. 49, Folio S. &c. and the under gned having
9y an order Of said Court, made the April Term 1859
been appointed Trustee in Aozer will on Tie
G day Of septenber 1883, before the front door
Court House for Ohio County, the hour of II O'clock
NJ, sell lots M IS IS So in said Decd of Trust pr.
toned situated III the of Triadelpa in Ohio County
Virginia. Terms of Sale-Cash '''
sspla-lOd. HENRY C. FLEsuER, Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26

w We stated on Saturday morning that the
Virginia Paper Mill had been sold. II is due to.
the present lessee of the MILL Mr. Bassett TO
say that the sale in no way effects his lease,
which does not expire for some time to come.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26
g Ac!sket 4 SweariB.4n
- I.aushlius = bushtielu. anlZI5lSu
Tr11steess Sa1o =,

-
virtue Of deed Of trust beariag date the 2Sh Dc.
aud another deco of trust from William Uwiy 10 ia mes
. wheat bearing date the 9Th Juue 1872 reoofde
IN the Clerks office of Ohio Court shall sell to
hs highest bidder at public arc ions the premises here
matter tescrlbed Friday the sjt day
cinE at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following prof erty
at IS TO says the numbered buRred eigllt
on the plat OF thHt part the City of Wheeling
LSld OIL by william Chapline and John Eu now known ~
centre Wheeling, situated the side OF Chapns
street; ;so the undivided half Of the lot two
hnndred and four (O 2I) and the undivided half ft
south half of the lot two hundred ard five o'S
OF which lots Nc" 2G4 and 2G5, The west side
81 EpI street between first aud second streets in that a
% the City OF wheeling commonly called Centre Wheeling
TERMS OF SAhE-Oneforrth of the purchase money in
CASH. u e remaining three Ourts in7tlreS Soual Insfa
Is. G. Th Interest SIX twelve eighteen
honda for the credit instruments secured bya deed Of ust
upon the property " S'
Ih+ title Is believed to be !nisputable and rfDcumbcre
but selling az trustees shall convey only sue tItl
vested in us tile deeds of trust baore mentioned
+ s=,5= s=z-- JAMES :. WHEAT.
GEO. E. wIcKlIAM, S'''' - q Trustees
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26

ST. Louis, Sept. PA special dispatch to
the Republican says the Salt Lake mail of the
I'd arrived at Gibson yesterday.
Col. Lundcn's division OF the South Pass
wagon road has been completed. The new road
is shorter and better than tic old route
The Indians about the Northern boundary
of the territory are reported as bold, ami had
arraye1 themselves against party Of Wacn's
wagon road expedition, but with no serious
result. The report of the massacre of Walcn's
command, received via California, PROBABLY
grew out Of this demonstration.
An Arizonia correspondent of the Republican
says duel between Judge Stalt and Mr.. Peters,
candidate for Congress from New Mexico, had
taken place near MeSsilla. Three shots were
fired with Colts Navy Icvolvers at fifteen paccs,
without effect, when the parties were Withdrawn
by seconds.
: tits reported that Peters has been elected to
Congress by 400
Lieut.. Maury returned to Congress from Ari,
zohia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26

1874 Country Editor says that a farmer in
their county made scorecrow SO very frigbtful,
that an old crow actually went and brought
back all all the corn he had stolen during sew
eral days, and left it in the field.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26

81 Fearful FaH-On Thursday night
last servant girl in the employ of Mr. O. w.
ileiskelI, Fourth street, fell from the garnet
window of that gentcman'6 residence TO the
ground, and, strange to say, was not seriously
Injured. The distance from the ground to the
ga're' window is not less than forty feet I'm
me9ia'ely underdeath the window from which
The girl fell, there is bannister surrounding a
basement door. 1t is supposed she must have
fallen with her back upon this, and the railing
giving way, eaSed the fall and saved her limbs
if not life
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26
LOSS OF IEEIl

yon call upon On. wIxcuEL, he will agree to insert n
UP Top hrst.ciasS set OF rEEHti TINT closely resem
Dies nature rs to defy detectibn fine gold for SIS nm
sss st Sa C2raite or yucantze Rubber 47u half set
I9 eorcesin Pate $685. S5 for half set; silver and other
mase metals price reduced in proportion Those wishing 10
AEa themselves Of thSse reuce rates will Please call be-
from that ti,lr " ~ N"' ssu
Specimens Of every different style Teeth now in use
can ne seen at the Office enabling any person not familiar
y wh1 ss S sB to Judge at once correctly
charge. ~ NVts eAtFa
Otiee and Residence 145 Market 81 ,pla,,..-l..oo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26

1-I1s Eo0l&-Blondin will walk across
We Ohio river at Cincinnati shortly on rope.
:. ave is still Juggling his cable about York
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26

w7sn Cents WeeE.-The Inte1lioeneer Is
furnished to subscribers in any part of the CITY
=, neighborhood at ten cents week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26

W-d Brute.-As drayman was driving
up Main street, on Saturday, an iron pin joted
from its place, and two or three barrels of some
'Alns rolled off into the mud The drayman
was SO exasperated at his ill-Iuck that he seized
The pin and struck the poor horse blow upon
Tue head that fairly staggered him. The two.
legged brute should have been arrested aud dun
geoncd for month.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26

~ Ehqt Is L?-We hear from different
pats Of the city, that many young pigs and
hogs are dying off in manner that is unac.
coanta1le In one yard on Saturday we saw
lS !, or five little rooters lying side by side in
Inc cold embrace of death; in another yard We
observed two more in the same oblivious and
N'ppy condition. Can any of our readers ac.
co, count for the extraordinary mortality among
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26

MONTREAL, Sept. 23-P. M.-q.he cricket
match was commenced today. The Canada
players at the bat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26
COMMEMORATE


-. Z I.EIAII57NIA I2IS lCEl' go
Extra Ex.rs Family Flour per PEI Dbl se25
BSson T1,,,s &C.,. 5I5
g Per Pa 13c
sLo,lINSs sNlt4Aun1 1Oc
q MEET r y - Sc
Duttcr SrSIT IYt'ss ..:....-...... EOS
Cheese ''1 ls. - ..............5t 15c
Pofato., T\ ............. 10 to 12c
lava sCoS S.e"1 per 20
Rio n lSc
STSSs peL IL
Rice 9to loo
TaoIr n,
Snsrrr az = - I4e
Stsr - a. ;... - SIC
Isrrn - 49, 25 to soc
Gaia NE Is uUHsH gu to Csc
Srssn. syrup per gallon T5c
E, 1 A. IS to soc
Cas,tt 30 So
"sese Featners 40 to IS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26

NEW ORLEANs Sept 24.-The ship IIelois
took fire this morAing, while loading at the
leyee for Liverpool. She was lowed into the
stream and scuttled. She has 1000 bales Of
cotton oa board
Toledano has been re-arrested, charged with
manslaughter for killing Graham.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26
MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. 26, 1859.
LOST COW.

crEAYED from the Mcclure House, on Thursday of Toe,
week. red Cow white on the tip of her tall and
Sdr the neck Any person returning said Cow to the
t.-Se viii &c liberally rewarded. Sentos o. 'e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26

NV York, Sept 24.-Thc steamer Kangaroo
sailed for Liverpool at noon today, with up.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
BOOK NOTICES.

Heart Of Midlothian, By Sir Walter
scott.--Forming the eleventh volume Of the
cheap and popular weekly publication Of the
Waverley Novels foF the Million, at 25 cents
each, being issued by T. b. Peterson & Broth
ers, Philadelphia. This enterprising firm are
doing great public benefit in thus placing
before the whole reading community, nine
tenths Of whom are obliged 10 be economical
IN literary luxuries, the works Of Sir Walter
Scott in the present cheap and popular form.
Zach volume is got up in a neat style, all OF
the same size, and are printed at the rate Of 25
cents q volume, or the whole twenty six vol
umes for Eve dollars, and sent free Of postage
to all, on receipt Of this sum. This low price
should place a set Of them within the reach Of
everybody in the land
Peterson for October has made is appear
anee in advance Of all competitors. Il gives
US pleasure to recommend this magaEine to
our lady readers.
The LadY's Home Magazine for Oct. il
splendid number and fully up with the times
in every respect. It is suitable companion
for the home circle.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
New York Marker.

Nav YoRK, Sept. 10, 1859.
FLoUR-Market heavy for high grades. but
better io super aud extra State. Sales 7lOC
bbls at "a sO@495 for common to good extru
western.
WHEAr-opencd less buoyaut but more nc
tive, and closed 3C05e lower. Sales % 900 br
at 81 26@l 80 for new white Michigan-th,
latter an outside price for choice.
RYE--Steady at e0dS2c.
BARLEY-Quiet.
CoRS- Sales $4,000 bu at siIS@s2Jsc &c for
mixed western, SEC for round yellow.
OATs-Quiet ut 36@99c for western.
WnigKY-Lowcr. Sales 600 bbls at 261{@
26l5o.
PoRK-Market is quiet Sales 1900 bbls ni
Sl4 93@l5 90 for mess; $40 % for prime.
BLEF-Dull and heavy. Sales $50 bbls at
So 25@5 IS for country prime. So 0O@7 OF
for do mess,
BAoON-Quiet.
Cur MEA1s-Firm. Sales 40 packages a
7c fr shoulders; 634o for hams
LARD-Hteady. Sales $50 bbls at l0a "a
liz q for aarrt,ls,ss 80 prime western,
BUTTER-Stendy at 1872 961l6c for Ohio.
CHEtsE-Selling at 6009lfe.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

SATURDAY EvE, Oct. sth;-Loudon tp. Fo
toria; L Stem aud II Hubor, speakers.
Venice tp Attioa J X Hord and ID z ID,
Wolf speakers.
Liberty tp, Bettsvillei Earl Bill and G
Keen, speakers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
Council Procoedinrs.

Council CHAMBER, !
Tifiin, Saturday, Sept. 10, lS59E
Council met and was called to order by the
President
Members present, Hovcy, Hcming, Wagner
and Watson.
The Clerk being absent G. II Hcming was
on motion appointed Clerk pro TEN.
On motion the reading Of the minutes of Inst
meeting was postponed until the next regular
meeting Of Council
The act Of Jno. Walker Of $1,000 for cart
ing dirt days in lst Ward, was then pre-.
sented end read and on motion Of A. b. How
ey tho same was allowed aud the Clerk in.
structed to draw an order on lst Wd fund for
the amount Of same.
The act Of p. Ferguson Of SIS 90 for 5 mos
services as Street Commissioner ut SIS. 90 Der
month was then presented and read, when on
motion Of A. b, Hovey the same was referred
10 John Bosecker and John Walker, Supervi.
sors' with instructions TO report the actual
amount Of work performed by said Ferguson
for the City. The resignation of Peter Fergu
son as Street Commissioner was then present.
ed and read and on motion Of Hovey laid on
the table.
On motion council then adjourned TO meet
Saturday, Sept. II, SO, at o'clock P. NJ.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

Normal Institute.-We would call atten.
tion to the fact that Normal Institute will be
held at Republic, commencing Oct. Slst, and
continuing TWO wnKs
The Seneca Co. Teachers Association has
the honor Of originating this enterprise, aud
they have spared no expense in obtaining in.
struetors Of the VERY TRsr ORDER oFrALESr in
their respective departments. Let the Teach
ers Of the county attend and receive the bene.
fit Of it. Those wishing TO take lessons in FL
oeution can receive the beueft of Prof Kidd's
instructions for less than one half Of what IL
would otherwise cost thsra. A. an Eloon
ZIONIST, Prof Kidd has no superior
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
The Campaign is Open!
nEPumLICAN MEETINGS u


Musnay EtENixe, Sept 26i ~ Venice IN.
Hanna's School Housei l.. Stem and Horace,
Huber speakers
SclpIO ,p rodd's School Ilousei X. Ilotd
and Gideon jones' speakers
Liberty ipi Fcasell's School Housei Earl
Bill and N. l.. Brewer, speakers.
TuEsDW 6vENNo, Sept "a 49, Reed %
Omar; J. x Hord and Il. Hubcr, speakers.
Adams o., Lowell; N. l.. Brewer and Gid.
con Jones, speakers.
JacFson tp., Rchohath; d. r. DcWolf and
J, nj Brown, speakers
FmpAY Eve, Sept. S0,h,- Reed TO-, Lodi
L. Stem aud N. l.. Brewer, speakers.
Adams tp., Grceuspringsi Homer Everett
and Earl Pin, speakers.
SATURDAY Evg, Oct lst,-Sencca tn, Gal
braith's School House, Earl Bin and N. L.
Brcwcr, speakers.
Pleasant tp., Thos. Watson's School House
J. r. Huss, l., Adams aud J NJ Patterson,
speakers
Hope veil ,p., Hopowcll Center; Horace
Huber aud d. +. DeWolf speakers.
MoSBN Eve, Oct sd,-Plcasant tn Du
mond's School Housci L. Stem and d. v.
Oglc, speakers.
Thompson tp,. Flat Rock; ]. NJ. Brown, II.
Huber aud d. F. DoWolf. speakers
Venice ip., Carson's School House; Gideon
Jones and N. l.. Brewer, speakers.
TuEspu EvE, oct, 4th,-Libertvt In. Pcak's
School House, NJ Brown and l.. Adams,
speakers.
Big Spring tp, Dewius School House; .
X. Hord aud y. +. Oglo, speakers
Scipio ", Halls School House; G. Jones,
Isaac Seitz and N l.. Brewer, speakers.
WEDNESDAY Eve, Oct, 5th;- Eden Up, North
Bend School House, ~ L. Brewer aud J NJ.
Patterson, speakers.
Adams tp, Minis School House: n. Huber.
J. I. Huss aud J. NJ. Brown, speakers.
TuURsDu Eve. Oct 9Th 90 Hopowcll In.
kepple's School House; II. Huber aud N. l..
Brewer, speakers.
Jackson tp, Lambrights School House; L.
Stem and l.. Adams, speakers.
Loudon tp, Ralney's School House: NJ
Patterson u + oglo, speakers.
FRiDAy EvE, Oct, 6ih,-Thompson 70, Rov.
sl's shool House, X Hord and Gid Jones,
speakers.
Seneca tp Marko's School House; II Huber.
ID + DeWOlf and G Keen, speakers.
Reed tp, Reed town. N L Brewer and J T
Huss, speakers.
SATURDAY EyE, Oct. sth;-Loudon tp. Eos.
toria; l. Stem aud II Hubor, speakers.
Venice Up, Atticai X Hord and ID r De.
Wolf, speakers.
Liberty tp, Betsvilei Earl Bill and G J
Keen, speakers.
MoNoAy Eve Oct, l0h:-Scipio IN, Rcpub.
hci Hord and ID + DeWolf, speakers.
Eden tp, Melmoroi Earl Bill q N l. Brew
er, speakers.
Big Spring tp, Adrani L Stem and Jno T
Huss, speakers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
The Greatest Discovery Of the Agei
ID es TX Oils
American Hair Restorative
Ann pRrsrRyATTyr.


NetwthNanding dis il m nge Of guack publications.
aud quack nosrums, from long experience and many
mif truli' this preparations has been found farto
Excel all other Preparations fer this Purpose
It's action depends upon the tonic and anticepie nro
periea u possesses, acting In coniecon with Naiurg
IN cleansing The Scalp. ndpomoiinga nee aud dheslthy
circulation OF ue blood through the small enpillarY
vessels Of the skin.
Il enectually removes n dandiuif and other impuri
ties ofthe skio, also ~ itching and tenderness Of the
head, which h apt to htend diseases Of this kind.
The Restorative gives lively and healthy appear
ance 10 the hair which looks AZ though oil had been
used. hutthere is no Oh init
u Invariably restores gray hair 10 !tt original color
audpteyenait from falling %, nnd will n properly and
mihnlly neuevoredin in, produce growth Of hair,
The Restorative viii be found good fof PTufigo aud
lerpea OF Rngwom and n shortall othef diseases Of
tho ,Tetoy system.
This preparation b. not Hair Dye. ~ may others
are, that before the public h will stnin the light
80 iahhc, aud can he used under al cifcumsauCes
Any one tha' win purchase Eve dollars worth Of the
ze cure viii upon application have their money re-
hndcd Ah that Is necemaryto to satisfy ant one d but
trial.
The Restofativc d prepared and tod wholasals aud
retail BY ID. DRtskELL, Melmofe, Seneca county, q.
The Reuofaiive will be sent 10 any part oi the Uui
tod States 4 my FISK, neatly prepared and put up Ia
boxes 20 suit onslemefl
The restofatite will be furnished to hssnts, At lib
etl discount 50 a. % make Il al object or them 10
gufe iu the sale Oft.
All orders should be aec6mbanied By The mouey.--.
Fiom our numerous patrons We give bat feN tesfimo-
mails the medicine IL destined N stand on ia own
merit, For uflhef particulars nddfefs
d. DRESDELL,
rcp0 Hlelhurs ssueoa eoanty, o,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

MoNDy Eve Oct, l0th.-Scipio IN, Repub.
lici X Hord and ID DeWolG speakers.
Eden tp, Melmore; Earl Bill 4 N L Brew
er, speakers.
Big Spring ip, Adriani L Stem and Jno T
Huss, speakers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16


On the Sd inst, near Tifin, Elder John
Heating, in the 10th year Of his age.
Elder Keating was born in Thomast0wn,
Me-, May Is, 1884. He was married in 1907
In 1908 he was baptized into the fellowship Of
the Baptist church. He moved 10 Muskingum
county IN this state in 1873, and from thence
In 1923 10 Seneca county, where he resided
till his death.
His growing usefulness In the cause Of Christ
was manifest Afterhis removal 10 this ooun-
ty, his zeal and talent ard piety led his breth
ren in few years 10 set him apart 10 the
work of the gospel ministry.
The country was then new. the churches
were feeble, and the pioneer preachers were
compelled 10 make their own hands minister
10 their necessities, and 10 divide their strug.
giles for support between the farms and the
churches they were alike plucking from the
wilderness. His labors in both these direc.
tons were ineessant. Especially, in labors Of
love, as servant Of Christ, all over this des-
tituta section, did he honor lis oiIice-till his
strength failed On the feldf
Many doubtless ia the last day win bless
the Master that his lips were ever touched with
gospel fervor and his footsteps ever directed
to them.
Soon afler the organization Of the Baptist
church in Tiiiin, (some two years since) he
became q member when health would permit
he would cheer thelittle band by his presence
His iaith was almost turned 10 sight. He
could read bis title clear with pious enthusi-
asm even 10 tears, be would press home the
appeal 10 our heArte--"Be strong ia the
Lord"
Hia death bed was tho tdumph Of faith -
He sent word 70 the church, that he was not
ashamed Of Christ. ia the language of tho beau.
iiful hyIrn, which CLOSES
Aud o. may this my glory BE-
Iaei ChFist % noi ashamed q mo-"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
J. m. PITTENGER. seerclnrr

Caution.--.This is very important trait
In persons character; but rRrlrp1cr il oiten
mistaken for caution. A person is introduced
10 uai we take a dislike 10 them without any
reason whatever, aud do not court their ac.
qUaintance. This is not because VIC are eau.
tious, but because we arc preiudiced against
them. So it is with some article that may bs
presented 70 us as a cure for some disease.
So has It been in regard 10 Kcnnedy's Medic.
al Discovery; but the prejudice that at first
appeared has vanished for the most sceptical
could not Withstand the evidence Of Thousands
that the discovery cured them Of Canker,
Rheumatism, &c, and its greatest opposcrs
have become its warmest adhcrents.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

Annual Exhibit.--1n another place will
be found an Exhibit by the Auditor, of the
receipts and expenditures of Seneca county,
for the year ending Aug 10th 1859, Il will
DO seen that the total amount Of orders drawn
on the Treasurer, this year, for all purposes.
is s57 ,472,5l, as against S67 s65 go last year.
Nevertheless our taxes are higher this year
than before.