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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12
North CnroItnn EscctiOn.

PKrKRsBURe, Va, August 5.--The re.
turns from North Carolina show the fol.
lowing result of the election held in that
State yesterday;
In tho Fourth District II ION L. d. Branch
is certainly elected.
Complete returus from three counties
in the First District show gain of 99a
votes on Smith, Opposition, over II. M
Shaw, Democrat, as compared with the
vote Of 1857, when Shaw was elected by
majority ofs8.
No returns from the other districts have
yet been received.
PETERsnURG, August Elm the First
Congressional District Of North CarolinS
Mr.. Smith, Opposition, is certainly elect.
ed over Hon. Henry NJ. Shaw, by 4oC
majority.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12
The NOW Knnsns ConstItntlon.

The Lawrence RspuNieaR says that the
adoption Ofthis instrument will be oppos-
cd by the Democracy;
Having failed, even with fraud, to carry
the elections so a. TO get a majority in
the Convention, and having also failed in
several purtiEan plots while in that body,
they are ripe for revolt They seemed
10 expect that the Republican Tepresen-
tatiyes in that body could be bought up
for their votes on some petty question OF
local interest. They have failed in this.
They are contemplating an oppositon,iu
hopes that anything that would involve
Kansas in further confusion, might, hap
~, result to democratic advantage. Hav-
ing gone into this constitutional movement
with the Republicans, and not having sue.
oeeded by maud in dominating, they kick,
cd in the traces. Very wen II they
want to make II Democrats" issue, Dc
80.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12
Tennessee Election.

NASHVILLE, August 6.-Twenty-threJ
counties have been heard from, in which
the Opposition gain 2,2OO.
The Opposition have ghinAA -s-s 0vn'
gresham, dnd probably three.
MEMrms, August 6.-Avory, Democrat,
elected by about 400 majority in the Tenth
District.
Atkins is reported elected in the Ninth.
NASHVILLE, August 6.-The mai. for
Harris, Dem, for Governor, Is about
5000. The Opposition elect Congress-
men in the I'd, Sd, 4th, 9th, 9Th, and prob
ably In the LIST, districts. The Democrats
have elected in the 9th, 9TH, and 10TH
The 9th, is still doubtful. The Legisla-
ture Is Democratic.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12
The Right Man TOr the Right
Place.

Our county, nominating convention
win transpiro on next Tuesday and our
success or defeat, at the next October
election, win depend very much on the
character and fitness Of the men, chosen
to I'LL the different offices. II "the right
man is put in the right place." we have
an abiding confidence in the success Of
the entire ticket--in such a victory, az
viii redeem Old Seneca entirely from the
thralldom Of the slave democracy and
place her in the front rank Of Freedoms
vanguard, ready TO do battle in the great
contest of 1860. The sympathies Of a
large majority Of the people Of this oOun.
~, we know, are on the side Of the Right
aud their heart-pulses beat in unison with
the cause Of true Republleanism, which
has for is object the restriction OF Sla-
very, the interests Of FREQ white men and
the release Of our government from the
Egyptian bondage Of slavery and federal
usurpation. 1t only remains for Ropubli,
cans 10 be true to themselves and the
cause in which they are engaged, TO Gu
sure a glorious victory.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12
Democratic state Committee.

NEw Yer . August 4.--The New Yoll
Democratic State Committee met at AL.
bany yesterday, and unanimously adopted
a resolution requesting the Democrats oI
each Assembly district to appoint one del.
egate from each district to a State Con.
yention, TO be held at Syracuse on the
l4th Of September next, for the nomina.
ton Of State officers, and the choice oI
delegates to the Charleston Convention
or TO determine the manner in which,ant
tho time when said delegates shall be cho.
ann
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12
The Elections.

Kentucky, Tennessee and North Caro-
lima have oil gone democratic by greater
or less mOiorities, but the Opposition have
gained two and probably three members
Of Congress in Kentucky, two or three In
Tennessee and one in North Carolina
Both parties took strong pro-slayery
ground, but the democracy bid the high
est, as thoy always do, and camo out vic
torious, Wherever slavery and the "nig-
ger" arc, there democracy Is in is glory,
In Texas, the contest between Hous-
ton and Reynolds, for Governor, is report
cd doubtful.
Reports from Oregon indicate tho cleo
ton Of Logan, Republican, as Member Of
Congress. II true, Il is victory worth
growing over.
Tho city Of st. Louis, true TO the cause
Of FREQ labor, has gone Republican by a
handsome majority.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

A Public Benefactor.-Thisa appellation
can be applied with truth 70 Donald Kennedy,
the discovcrer Of Kennedy's Medical Discov-
cry, for who can lay higher claim 10 the title
thsn he who resoues his fellowman from dis
ease, and restores him 10 health. The Discov-
cry has become iustly celebrated for its cure
Of humors, and The proprietor is daily receiv.
ing communications from invalids, stating
that they have been cured Of diseases that be
does not mention as durable in his circular
This is owing 70 the fact that many diseases
are brought on by humors, such a. Consump-
ton, Blindness, &c. We ehopo that the afliiot-
ed viii be wise and timely in their use Of 90
desirable an article.
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Harmony for the sake OrVictO.

We trust spirit Of harmony and good
feeling will characterize our convention
on Tuesday, which shall prove the hur-
bingcr Of certain and glorious victory.
OF course all the candidates cannot be
successful and some must necessarily be
disappointed, but lot me proceedings, be
openly and fairly conducted, 80 as to give
no esuae Of complaint, and we feel as
sured that they will abide the result with
eheerfulness as all good Republicans
should.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


NOTICE t hereby given that on The Qfth day of
~ lunei D 1850, the Subscriber lsd ht Petifion
In the Cour Of Common Pleas ofgensoa County, Ohio,
wheron n subs ance, he says That be 10 the owner
Of the real estate both sides Of the parts or Streets
and alley, in The plat Of the town Of buscUm Seneca
County, Ohio, bounded and described as follows 10.
witi
Walnut street. running North from TifHn street, two
hundred and oiEyona hnd onehaffceti Poplar street,
running Weri from The North end bf suld Walnut ~,
and The East side hereof three hundred and seventy
nine and nc.haffcoti Ash street, running eouth from
the south side oftad Poplar street, sixty SiK foo and
alley one hundred and thHy.two feet long, between
lnot, No A. 40 and a., and running from Walnut 10
Ash tTcft that the not used by the pub hici
neither county state roads or parts thnrno that
u will conduco 10 the interest Of the public 10 have the
samo vauaedi that Al the October Term Of iald Court
FOR the year 1e5a he will make application 10 faid
Coun foF orlef Tor vacation Of the tame.
ALBERT @. OWEN.
aurlQ 3we2 so LIS 4 hREwrR, biz Att'ya.
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RapnbIIean ConnLI COnTenLlOn.

Ths Ropublican electors Of Seneca county
sni ~ o,hcrs, opposed to the Administration
Of james Bnchanan, are requested 10 meet sl
nl,if respective places Of holding election, on
Friday. the l2th day Of August noxt At 20.
clock p ~. and select delegates n meet in
Convention, ~ the Court Houoo in Tiaiu, on
Tuesday, the HGth OF August,
- 70 o'clock A. II. pmoisErT, TO nominate
candidates for the various ooun y Offices, 10 bs
hlled at the next October election, as follows
Two Caadidatos ior Representatives.,
One Candidate FOR Recorder,
One Candidate for Prosecuting Attornsy.
One Candidate hr Commissioner,
One Candidate ier Surveyor,
One Candidate ne fn6mary Director.
aad 10 transact other business.
Each townships will be entitled 70 one del.
egate for every 20 and one Cor every fraction
off0 or more votes, cast for JuJge Peck 10 ~.
So, as folloWs:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

We believe il is generally understood
now, throughout the district, that she Re
publican Senatorial Convention viii BE-
he'd al Thin, on Tuesdsy Aug, soth, Al
! o'clock p. H., and that the basis ofrep
geasntation shall be one delegate for ev
e,y 50 and one for every fraction Of q
or more yo;ea, cast for Judge Peck las
isll This arrangement, we trust win b
satisfactory.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

10 MOusekeeperR.
CtOMErHfNu NEW.-n. r. BABHITTs pEsT
- MEDICINAL sALERATUs
II manufactured ff0ui-commos sait, and
90 ir prepared entirely different from other 4 O
70 salaratus. An the deleieriour matter er. 20
tracted 10 such manner 10 produce
Bread, Biscuit, and a1 ktnds Of Cake with
outoontaining particle Of salaratuu when
the Bread or Cake ii baksdi therby prodnc.
ing whoefome results. Every particle Of
AND Haaraius Is turned TO gaa md passes thfo' Asp
the Bread or Biscuit while nukinri cnnse.
quently nothing romans buf common Salt,
Water and Flour. Ynu win readily per.
oeive by tle taste ofthis b ileratus thatt
is entirely different from other saleratus
IN Il 10 packed In one pound p1peri, each m
4 " wrapper branded ~. r. nabbiu't Hest ~
Medicinal salefainsi' also, pioture, twist.
cd loafofhrsad, with glass Of eiIervesclnr
water on tho top. When you nurshass
paper you should preserve the wrapper
aud be particular toTet the next exaeily
like the 6rt-brand a. above.
Foil difeciicna iof making Bread with
GO this Salaratui and Sour Mia or Cream 90
10 Tartar will aocompan ny each packuR aif6 10
directions fnT making all Kinds Of Patiryi
also, for mailing sOdl Waiet pnd ssidllis
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP WITH
b. Il. B A B B I II T'S
FURE CONCENTRATED PorAgu.
AND Warranted double the strength NJ ordinary AND
Potashi pot upin canf-l lb., 2 lbr, , lbs,
lba., and ~ lbs, with fhll directions for
making Hard aud Son soan. Consnmers
will end this the cheapest Potash In mar.
ket. Manufactured and for sale By
IN BIB ,BmTT, m
" Nos. G9 20 0WathinEion a., New York, ~
inl2o.ir and No. - india 81. Boston.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

Tho Democrats arc ussaillng the Kan
sus Constitution, because Il does not put
Che negro on an entire equality Of political
rights with the white man. They COM
planned quite vociferously because the
Lcavenworth Constitution did recognize
"negro suffrage" Has ous Democracy any
mind Of IL ownl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

CLEvELAND, Aug e.--The body Of
Elisha 4. Sterling, well known citizen
Of th!a place, was found early upon the
side walk yesterday morning, with his
skull fractured. He was probably muir
dered. A reward OF $4,000 has been Of.
fered for the detection Of tho murderer
The ooroneT's verdict is not yet known,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12
DrAru OF Hos. RrcHARp Rvsn-Tb,

DEATH OF Hos, RIcHARD RusH.-The
Hon. Richard Rnsh died in Philadelphia,
on Saturday last. He was man Of ais
hnguiahed ability, and a. one time was
very prominent ia the political Affairs Of
this country. He was Attorney General
during President Madiaon's AdministFa.
ton, Secretary Of the Treasury under
John Quincy Adams, and Afterwards Mn,
istcr to the Court Of 81. James.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

The Springfield News and Journal says.
"It seems 70 be the universal opinion that
the docease Of DR.. Mann will Be . death
blow TO Antioch College Undoubtedly
Il ia a terrible blow--a most affective
proyidence--yet the gifted but departed
president seemed in bis last hours 10 re-
tain that sagacity, foresight and judgment
which at all timcs characterized him while
IN active life. This was indicated by his
suggesting the Rev. DR.. Bellows, ofNew
York, ono Of the ablest men in the coun-
trY. aa hla succegsor.n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

0HTTn Butler county, few days since
a barn took fro from an over-heOted
threshing machine, and burned to the
ground, with all ia contents, The fire
spread so rapidly that the horses could
with difficulty be detached from the ma
chino in time to save their lives.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

The next National Horse show will be
held at Dayton on the 9th, 7th, sth, ant
9th, Of September. Liberal premiums
are offered for competitors, the highest
being 5000 for the fastest travelling gel
ding or Glley in harness,
We give the premiums on ladies horse.
manship.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12
Court Of Common Pleas Of senecr

NWWWTV1 VNTOs
John NJ. shaull, rlaintiR against william, ID. .Nusbaun
Defendant
The said Defendant, William ID .Nutbaum, will take
notice that The said PlanHn has this day fled In the or
fee Of the Clerk Ofsaid Court his Petition against hm
in which be- says In fubftance, that ~ e tury Bft ths
laid Deicndent he was compelled, the l6h day Of
July le5o 10 pay TO James Doran the Of Q7qB7 100
dollars on the pfomssory note Ofthe said Pnintn and
Defendant, which s Of date March ., 1857 and fall ng
date That said sum Of 21Q g7.iOO dollars with inter
est from July 18Th, 1850 l justly due from Defendant
70 Plaintiff, and for that sum with interest he asks udF
mcnt agalnlt Defendant.
Said Petition must be antwerodon orbefofo septem
bcf "a, 1859, orthe same will he taken asuue.
Plaintiff has ulso caused attachment 10 issue 10 IN,
Sheriff Of senera County for said Of eQ1Q 1910,
with interest from luly 10, 1850 sgainst Defendant
LEE n nRKwER, Auy for pptH.
Tihin, July goth, le59-Q2-Ows4.50
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mit lhcm where thcy Livc.

Il appears that our briefmention ofthe
existence Of a loeofoco "clique" in this
place has touched the Advertiser on the
"raw," making him "howl" through a col
umn and half of diluted editorial nom
sense. In saying what we did, We but
uttered a simple truth, which is patent to
every one at all acquainted with our pol
iteS; and none know il more aonslbly
than certain prominent democrats, whom
we might nHme, who are not in the
"charmed circle" A secret organization,
something similnr to or perhaps branch
Of the one recently disclosed in Sandus-
ky county, Is doubtless In existence in
this place, of which the Advertiser is the
recognized organ and the object ofwhich
10 20 control nominations and keep the
Offices within the possession of a "lavor-
ed few." Perhaps the beast may show
its hoofs and horns on next Monday. We
shall see.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12
81 prom.-Fine Gold Watch and

AWARDING ComuTrEE.--Hon. Thos.
Corwin, Lebanon, Ohioj Hon. Lewis d.
Campbell, Hamilton, Ohioj Gen. II. d.
Darlington, Columbus, Ohio; VIM. c.
Davis, ]. d. PHILIPPE, Dayton, Ohio; Cap.
tain A. Buford, Versailles, Ky.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

O-TWe learn from the Athens Mes
assger that III T. TaPpan Of s,euben.
vile, takes he chair Of Mathematics IN
the Ohio Uniyersity, and win assume
the duties ofhis position ~ the commence.
ment Of the apProaehing term.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

OcrWhy do Southern Democrats urge
90 yeaemently the extension Of Slavery
Because every five states in the election
Of Congressman and President, give them
,hs same power Of three ffee white men
IN tho free states. Yet we often hesr
Northern Democrats say, What have we
to do with Slavery Itdons hurt ual
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

The "mud sill" Of the Ninth Congress
ional District, win be in town on Tues
day. The people will then have an op
portunly Of seeing can honest man"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

been fsnominafed for Judge, in the isi
subdivision Of the 9Th Common Pleas dis
trict.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

GRAN Irishman by tho name ofMath.
cw d. Hcgarty, was beheaded by a rail-
road train, near Springfield on Thursday,
A letter was found in hispocket announc-
Bis intention to commit suicide by throw.
ing himself on the track.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

OSrJohn Mitchell, the "curious" Irish
man has discontinued his Southern Ciii-
ssH, end is about to sail for Europe. lie
can be spared.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

OF Gov. Chase while at Yale Com
menccment was made honorary member
Of the College Society Of "Brothers in
Unity"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

0TAmong the donations obtained at
the Banquet Of the Plymouth Monument
celebration, was ono ofa hundred dollars
from Gov. Chase.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

ST.. LoUIs, Aug, 5.-The Republican
Convention at Lawrence, Kansas, on the
Sd, nominated Marcus J, Parrott as can
didate TO Congress.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

TAKme ~ sAIE.--Gov. Wise has writ
ION a letter only FIVE colamns In lenathI
What does Il meAnl
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ron covhNOh,
WILLIAM DENNTsoN, Of Frenklir
County

County
ron LfzUrrHANr GOVERNOR,
ROBERT c. KIRK, Of Knox County.
ron AUDITOR or STAIR,
ROBERT w. TAYLOR, Of Mahoning
FOR SECRETARY OF sTATE,
ADDISON p. RUSSELL, Of Clinton
F0R FaEAsUEER or srATE,
ALFRED p. STONE, Of Franklin Co
FOR sUrRBxE IUDoE,
WILLIAM Y. GHOLSON, Of Hamilton
ron nEmnER BOARD on PUBLIC WORKS.
JOHN b. GREGORY, Of Soioto County
ron SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
ANaON SMYTH, Of Franklin County.
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SION tIlntLicl

The Advertiser gives currency to q
slanderous story, started by the Garfield
Sentinel, that the Secretary of the Re-
publican State Central Committee, Mr..
Basoom, in a letter, characterized the
mass Of voters, as the "PlsJeian Herd"
II is miserable, contemplate fabrication
got up by mean, contemplate puppy
Mr. BRscom never uttered such an ex-
preston and he has como out over his
own signature, In the columns Of the Ohio
Statesman and branded II as false, which
fact tho Advertiser knew when Il gave
currency to the story. Probably the A d.
veriiscr man has forgotten his fayorite
opithct of f"S--d Dutch" applied to the
German voters of this city last fall, be-
cause forsooth they refused to be dictated
to by the "Clique," as to how they should
vote.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

O1TThe California Democracy are di-
vided, and at war. Ono party support
Buchanan--the other donounce him an ID
HE administration.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

0cTDeacon Ezekiel T. Cox, notorious
for having been recently turaed GU. ofthe
Baptist Chuoh at zSnesyillo, for his slave
catching, has been nominated by the dem
oeruts of Muskingum, for county treasurer.
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SAFE AT LAST.
D.
No More Explosions!
Greenough's Carbonic Acid Gas,
Mon-Explosive Burning Fluid,

II AVfNG purchased The exclu,lve right to manuao.
III and sell the NONEUPLOBlVE TURNING
FLUID AND CAMPHENE, for THIN and vicinity, I
now oer itioT sale a. trhe than have hereto
fore sold the common knd. This nud has been In use
In most Of the New Eaglund towns, for the past two
years, and has undergone invet CATION before the
"fmnkliu Institute" and College Of Pharmacy Of Phil
adelphia. / am convih' ed that Il may be used with
perfect safety, and viii explode under any orcumsian.
cos in the ordinary use ofBunng Fluid. have fully
tested is merits In the presence OF many ciuHent and
a pronounce u ofthe utmost importance 10 every dmi.
M
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

0crIn Marshall, Mo-, lately, three ne
groes. on trial for murder and rape, were
taken from the jail by a mob, one, who
killed his mAstcr, burned 70 death at a
stake, and the other two hung.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

01TCyus Prcntiss, one Of the most
prominent business men ofNorthern Ohio
died at his residence In Ravenna, Portage
county, on Sunday last, after an illness Of
one hour, Of bilious collie.
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Total


Delegates should also be chosen, at the pri.
mary meetings, to attend a Convention there.
after 10 be oalled.) 10 nominate candidate
Cor State Senator aud also for a member Of tho
State Board Of Equalization as follows'
Adams 9, Bloom ,, Big Spring ?, Clinton
?, Eden 4, Hopewcll 2, jackson 2, Liberty 3
Lo1den 2, Pleasant I, Reed 3. Scipio 4, Seneca
2, Thompson |, Venice B. Tinin let Ward 3
"a Ward 2.
Delegates are particularly requested TO 70.
port themselves promptly At the hour no A.
N ) In order chat the business Of the Conven.
ton may be transacted in time to hear distin
guished speakers irom distance, who will
be present.
LEANDER STEM, | Republican
Il. a. BOWIE,
J.. u. HOLTZ, Central
JNO. 4. UUSS,
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viii ezhibit a riGo. salurlay, Aurasl aaih, 1855.
nools apen Al eue ana isyen oklork, piesissly "A.
mission ssducsd % gSeeuu, Chidlsh aiae, l5oenti.
aOgi2sw
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Lnnd ID PriVnfe 9nIe.

.GRAPE GROWERS can carry on their busnotI
VI most HuCossifully uanmoni0u froo fom ffutts.
some forty NiuyHrds set out the past season -.
See advertisement Of Hammouton l.auds, In anoiheF
ooiomn. iul li56m
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hotice s hereby gives that fts uudsrrnsd have this
dfy been sppointed any guahfei as AdrinisraoTi of
he Ettate ci Samuel fouiut Deceased iaia Of Ne.
uera Connty, Ohio. CHhuLna HnntfsIt nnrn,
hug. 5, ie5o--i2.3w AuersTrs sftstrntshan.
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safe md BnlIiant Lipht |

To those who have heretofore preferred 10 burn oil
rather take the rk Of the explosion Of fluid, would
say that the article recommend rs REALLY NON.
.EAPLOHlVE, aud mHy be used without the slightest
possibility o an accident II t used the lamps
~ common burning fluid.
~ The only place IN this city where the duid can
be had ii AZ the Drug Store Of J. r. MARQUARDT,
on Market street, doofs below the Davis House, tit
I'm, Ohio. augi2tf
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REPUBLICAN RALLYll
Hon. COLUMBUS DELANO
HONE. R. ECKLEY.

aud HON. JOHN CAREY
will be present and address the people, at
the Court Honso In Tinin, on
Tuesday August 10th,
Let there be general turnout Of tho
people.
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fhs rlossaaioa wul saltr levl
a 81 scar 70 o'eisst. let " n
LuDWi0'a csrnsl band, Prs'
l,ass HoWrlL. purii V vAs
AnuuR0H. Eili salsr ghs ~,
va Ties. fissls. LseIssdn. A.
- niauls tetsnr,iaa. a.
IL. lla.all.l..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

To all Wanting Farms,
A Rare Opportunity IN Delightful
and Healthy Climate,25 miles SOuth-
East Of Philadelphia, on the Game
dOa and Atlantic Railroad, New
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

1oR LfzuTnEANr GOVERNOR,
ROBERT 9. KIRK, Of knox Count