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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-12
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WAsHISGToS, THURSDAY. Aug. IL, lSJ9.
The Cbeysler L Ma.,Ope, Cherge dAttaTes OF
bis Scilion Msesy has presented bis credentials IN
thai character 10 the Secretary of Sia'e; aud Mr.
FL rsrd Bor deel yesterday delivered biz credentials
10 u President ard received Envoy EXtr9or-
ditary and Mp,ser PleDipo'epi4Iy OF his n. esty the
King of the Begians to this Government.
Tee D-. estes represeoitg the raj r"ada on Inc
SCuih-N estern or MIDDLE route beween Washington
aud New Orlear p Commence, their session here today
IT eli business with reference 20 the transportation
of the gr- at mail FROM Portland, Me, to NewOrean@
ond to agree upon joint bid for the r.riomttce OF
the sane. a. the o ange and A-Xsndra railroad !,
Lyi chburg aud the aiming part OF the Mls-ss pp
Central Railr al a be finished by the IL OF January
NJ Which tire the contract is II take effect these
Delegates couhrerty ssy they will be eole Ia carry
the mi between New Orleans and New York Ia three
and half dsys. Another object OF the present meet.
ny l. :. ak uniform arfai gemen's cOncerung the
esn. al ps---nr.r n FIRE phf business
The Nau,na Teachers AssO 'ia'iOu 10 session here,
have elected j. w bulky OF Brooklyn, y. Y, Pref
den, for the ensuing year, and decided 70 publish a
oItbly periodical 10 fudbefauce OF the csnse OF Id
ucaton. This afternoon the delegates had pleasant
tine in visiting President Buchanan.
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From, ALBANY.

ALBANY, Tnur-dsy, Ang. IL 1879.
The decrea in the Csnal tolls for TIE first week OF
August, a. compared With the same week las; ye.r,
is $lS,i0i. Tie decrease since the opening Of the
Canal, as compared 18th 1858 Is sis, i0i
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Later from YUcatan.

NtwOELIANs, Thurs lay, Aug II, 1859.
Campsachy da,es of the Sto inst are received. Toe
war ~ races il Yucstan continued unsba ed. The
IL dams beld lctnu and Peto, aud threatening
general depredatons.
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The SauIt ST. Marie Canal.

DERToIT THURSDAY, Aug. II 1852
i has beer oficsly determined DO. 10 close ne
Ssu -; Marie Caual tor repairs, as Contemplated,
during tee present season Of rsvigauon.
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PILES! Pies! Piles -!
WHAT How CvRtp

Thousands OF person, Pusutsr 0r years with the aus
...svet q " tow what how 10 cured very case OF
PR. whether manifested IN the form o. external uuofs "
sn bedn,. OF In violent itohitg and irritation, d, ped es
srIs, upor congestion Of the stiom'ua Ntnous cculho
This pr, du the ensogem,u deon OF the VEINS
~ h. Fundamentally cured hy u.cdcIes which taken inter
ray relieve the aboomuai veuons neNo'' 0'
,re,,. sshes and iuiec ions srt = hehcctnai
HvMPHREN's HoMrorATHic rat SPECIFIC s'ulPt sukai
p he or tour per cay cures the disease BY cur
a. ,ts All, n upu which tire disease depends Hundreds
lsvr been by &C. Of the mos ots'i e cases AL W"
H. p,ourty b.u.t,eo BY ". Price 30 ceus box
Mr. IAfon set Of HVNFHKsY's HoMtoPArHc SPECIFICS
Nth Bcok Of DuecOus ~ R1hecies IL large Sdraehm
x,s sno morocco S5 do IN plan case 90 iauy case
Of Is boxes and book, 81 .- =,
tn, Remedies. by he single box ION case cent TO any Ad
r,, h, mail OF express free o charge receipt OF the puce
Address III nVMFhNn' = " N.v,l
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by the steamships North Star and Star Of the
West, Wbch arrived from Aspinwall yesterday we
have San Francisco journals sno letters t. the 2Oth
ult, which, however, cootain nothing specially
noteworthy From Central Americs We hase fat.
tber md interesting accounts Of tie Chiriqui gpid.
deeiDgs, so called Bogots was aeitated 81 poiti
cal disturbances. In Carttegena there had been
q revolutionary movement, which would aPpear to
have been temporarily successful Tue Star OF
the West brought nearly S2,O00,00O III specie.
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Aep1lrrk DAILY Tribmms,
FRIDAY. AUGUST II, 1859.

Oy,fcnds IN C.fc.co can obtain THE TREusE III C. No
E.ILy l. Co. aud Of NokRIs HYDE
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own eour.rymen, are euPlo!sd in killing people Of
foreign tongues.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-12

A passenger by the Star Of the West informs u'
that Nj DAVID LOGAN is surely elected to Con
gress from Oregon, Coos and Curry Counties
from which We have 10 complete returns haSiog
made bis majority el. The authority for this
statement is letter from Nj Logan himself
Tue Hon. Joe Lane, with the Hon. Delazod
Smith assistance AID the Did. TersoDa aud Pecun-
ary the Administration did tteir utmost to defeat
Mr. L. an, and TO elect Lansing Stout WHO IS said
TO have been, not long ago, sOcailrd kuo".
Nothing and to have been Imported from C,lfor-
Dia. especially to serve the Hon Joe Lsae's Sena-
toria and Presidential aspiTatoos This result is
highly gratifying not only because 1t glTes the
second Pacific State a Repuolcan representative
in the first Congress in which she is represented
as State, and iodcstes that the day is not dlstant
WHEN .he will send two Rep Iblicau Senators to
Washington but because it hera'cs the downfall Of
a set Of unprinciped demagogues, wac have too
long cursed Oregon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-12

GLASS SHADES
CT As SHApEsii
OF all size. for covering CLOCKS Flowers &c, constantly on
hard Il sSe 20 order.
Depct Nc lsS William 81 Al, 81.
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CKINI :. =,
.orux, all IA either hrms Ills ssscment 81 Ladies Lons
Rrsid, Frcuts Halt Wigs, ETC. row conPee tits spendc
Dye applied BY experienced artist. 70 re ettos Of every
cue Nsput.ctnros sold No Asor dorse Copy ne
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STEReosCOPlC EMPORIUM,

No SVS BgosGsay
THr TRApF SUR l. q.
continued fresh STICK Of all Novees-Engish French 81
American -
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DONT FORGLI-UOnt tufgtI thaI NNNETIi
MN c.ttp PspFR fr the Wstrc,e, is the only paper
made fvf the pT'v,uton ffts OcPos No al Auns
aoo Ne 40 Bosdusv sold aud by ell druggists BE eau
tu aua that GAYErTNs usue Is water marked 10 each
sheet, Ano III. autograph OF chPnokage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-12

PRINCE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE,
from
br vEsoes L Co, Epernsy France.
Uro ~ rare quality moderate price Soc the primer
~ srd nv all The eanug dealers throJ ghout the country
w. v H.UGHwoVI, Sole Importer. .
Conner of brosdwaJ sna BToome ST.. NJ Y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19
Now YorIL NInrILef.

NEW OK, aug. TO- lcOJs
FL0rR-More active, unsettled aud 56lO'
lower. Sales $500 bbla at 80 95@4 20 !o sn.
per western; 81 25@4 SIS for common 70 20 d
extra western; "a 40@4 60 for Oil. aud 81 10
as 90 for fresh ground shipping brands extra
round houp OhiO-closinR heavy
" HAAT-Market dull and IN favor Of the
buyer. Sales 5000 bu, new white Kentucky
q 81 40, new white Michigan at 81 40; ew
red southern at 81 20@l 25i new white south.
ern at 81 800 40; and new red State at 81 TO-
RYE-Quiet.
BARLtY- Dull.
CoRS- Scarce and frmer. Sales $4,000 bu
at n FOR old mixed western, Ia stOre.
OATs-Steady at 35@39c for State, and $3.50
40c Tor western and Canadian.
WuhKY- Steady aud unchanged. Sales o
40 bbls at 251Sc
PoRW-Nore active, but heavy and lower
Sales 5700 bbis at $l3 so Tor cleari So zoos
rs for prime.
BLEP--Unchanged, Sales $50 bbls az IS z!
@6 25 for country prime; 81 OO@s 90 io
country mess;
Cur MEAvs-lnaohve Sales ITO pack SCI
at 6@6L for shou der, e@91l for hams
LARD Firm Sales $50 bbls at iO5l l@ll'
| for No. TO pr me western.
BUTTER--Firm at l2@ Go for Ohio.
CHEtsE-Steady and In demand at 5@9e.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

Bloody AnTay.--on Monday evening,
after the Democratic Convention, disgrace
ful and bloody sffrny occurred in the % Ward,
in which a notorious character, named Pen
nington. was the principal hero and who came
out Of the melee seriously II not fatally injur
ed. Under the influence Of several potations,
Pennington became unwieldly aud began to
play around kind o loose, " seeking whom he
might devour somebody. Finally, about mid
night, he attacked stranger near the wirS
bridge, who had just alighted from the cars
and beat him most unmercifully. which made
the said stranger cry Justify for help. Thi'
aroused several Of our citizens in the vicinity,
who came 10 the rescue of the stranger, when
Pennington hed across the river. But our he.
70 was not 70 be ioiled in this manner. Pret
ty soon another cry arose. He and one oFtwC
other rOwdies attacked residence in the Vi
cinity Of the Holt House. This brought ou
a number Of citizens. whena free fight com
menoed, the result Of which was that the "a
cial front of Pennington came with such sud
den contact against mysterious bould}r. al
to oause a terrible disfguration Of bis oOuntsh
anoe and q severe frEeture Of his skull. nnde
the effects Of which he IS still lying in crit
zeal condition and his recovery ia doubtful
He was removed from the scene Of the tragedy
and medical aid promptly SECURED We un
dersiand thst two Of his comrades have beel
arrested and lodged in jaii. Whatis our city
coming TO. when such rowdies infeSt our street
At night and destroy the peace and quietnd
and endanger the lives Of our eitizensa
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IMPORTANT no rrMAtrs.
Or. Cheegemanm5a Pilla.

Prepared iy Cornelius +. Chcoscman. n. d.
New YORK CITY,
The coubisetion Of issrsilsun N ne PIN ~ ne
seirh of Iona end extensive praeiee. They are mila
% their opsFsiea spt ssrsis n corcsnss IN lrseu.
laHua', raiufol Meuunstions, reviewing N obstrue.
tons, whether nom epld Or utherviss, hsti,che r,in
lathe side, nalpitatou ofths hssI, whites, taer,uu,
sasctsai, Mysteries f,gue, pats % ,he tsst ana limbs
e,e disturbed ilesr, which uHtss nom iaisaup,ioa q
aatufo.
To Merried Ladies'.
nr Chtssrnsne riltsrt invsiusbie, stthsy willbfnf
on ,he noathly period with regularity. Ladss gha
have heen disappointed In he Of ether rills sa
place ,he utmost couhdeace IN ~. Cheesomanis fii
aoiuf Al that they fepFesea, 70 %.
Notice.
Thew y one condition " tho female AZ TEN " which
the PM cannot Be taken without rroduciuF rscu
HaFrssnt spch IL tn ife sita BE irn sufv Of hsad
icins 10 restore ihr rsSnt nrctiuna nurna cnH1i
uon, that even hp ferfoducve power ofnaiure cAnno
resist it. WARMED purely vegetable, ena nee ifeu
nnythiug inludous Exploit difeotious, which should
BE- tsad, accompany each hoN. rrics Si. sentby mai
On enclosing 81 20 the 0eucfal Agent
tl-sod BY one dfugsi,t in ever town ~ the Uultsd
States. y, HutCHtNGs,
Censfh Agent for The United siatet,
tea Chamh, rs.tt., New.NcFk,
To whom an Wholstals Or icfs should hs addrcsssd.
soldby ., ., Wooster, Tidio, q. maaa.if
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

"And still they COme.''--sinee our last
issue, We have been made the happy recipients
Of several iavOrs in the way Ofnew subscribers,
for which we desire publicly to express our
thanks.
DANIEL SToMBAUGH Of jackson, the indefat
igable 'Daniel." has sent us renewal Of hi'
club Of i6 yearly subscribers, besides severa
oampaigners. and promises to do more for Vi
hereafter. Daniel is small Of stature but h
has great hOArt and We wish jackson wor'
full Of just such men
Mr.. DAM. BEpM Of Bloomville has forward
ed fine batch Of Oampaigners from that SEQ
tion and promises to add to the list "Of suel
as shall be saved" We expect to hear iron
him again.
Lodi too has 'shelled out" Gzo. RERsHEEl
Esq. our efficient agent there. has Forwarded
Us number Of names. Keep the ball rolling
gentlemenl The cause is a righteous one am
you shall have your reward
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Candidates, who arc subscribers. can have
their names announced in the TRipUSE. by
preparing one Dollar, Those who are not
subscribers will be charged two d liars,
EDS. TFFis TRiBuyE:--Pleas announce the
name Of HENRY PETERs Of Wyandot county, ns
a candidate for the Board Of Equalization, for
the counties Of Seneca, Crawford and WVan
dot subject to the decision Of the Senatorial
Convention.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

COUsOI CHAMBER,
Tifin, Saturday, Aug l3, 1859. (

COUEoIL CHAMBER,
1'ifin, Saturday Aug l3. 1885,
Council met and was called to order by the
Members present, Hoyey. Heming and wag.
ner
Tho Clerk then read the minutes Of last
meeting. which on motion were approved as
read
Several accounts amounting n $500 for
work and labor on streets in Let Wd. were pre-
scented and read aud on motion Of +. Wagner
allowed aud ordered paid
The Ordinance entitled An Ordinance au
thorizing the Mayor 70 puniah certain ohenors
bv imprisonment in the county Jail ard 10 pro-
vide for the punishment OF vag aney," was
then taken up forits final passage and read by
the Clerk. being the third reading ihereof.-.
The question being upon the final passage Of
said ordinance, the Yeas end Nays were TAX
en-, and resulted Yeas 3, Nays 0, as ipllows:--
Yeas Hovey Henling aud Wagner 3, Nays o.
90 the ordinance finally passed.
The Petition Of J J. Graham and - other
citizens of the ist Wd praying Council TO or
der DE relnying 0f The payements adjoining
InIofs Nos. 206 aud 207 on Jefferson Street in
lst Wd WAS eleu presented and read by the
Clerk, and retired to Hcming with iHarue-
tions 10 einier with the SiTeet CnmmiasiOnel
ard II necessary to order the relAying Of said
pavement
On motion Counsel then adlourned to meet
Saturday. Aug -. 1859 at 8 o'clock T. NJ
Several Or our neFehant have inst re
turned f. an New York with large supplies
I II aunauoor and fall goods,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19
Mothersl Mothers!! Mothers!!l

Doat fail TO procure Rfu. Winslows Soothing Syrup
Tsething. Il has no equal on earth. i
rrsatly acAtet the process OF teethng, BY soening
the gums feduoine all nhamntion--wi alay all pain
andti sure to regulate the bowels. Depend anon ",
oheft Il will give rest 10 yourselves, and Fultei and
health 10 your infants. Perfectly safe w All cases.
This valuable preparation u the prescription Of one oi
thu most experenoad and fkiu female Physicians in
New Englahd, and has been used with never'iaiiing
auocem In millions OF cases.
We believe Il the best and remedy IN the world
In All oafet af Dytentafy and Dauhma In children
whether Il ARISES FROM teething from any othel
earse Il isturr togvo Immediate Teoflo iniahti su
ferng from wind collie,
Ifille and health can be esmuted BY dollars andosnis
its worth It's light In gold.
Millions Of bottles arc sold every year IN the United
ststes. u Il an old and wel.tried remedy.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
ey-None genuine unless the fac-simile Of cURTlf
4 PERKINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper
Sold BY DruggistS throughout the world.
sspIO ir Ill. IT. JoHN Co, AGENTS for Tim.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

The Lima GAzETrE says

4 ne LAMA 1AAfIIk says
Daniel Hubbel. aged about Is years. was
employed in the steam mill at Maysville. and
while attending 10 ONE Of the machinery was
caught by the shait. and revolved some 900 OF
900 times before lie motion was stopped. His
arms and legs struck the floor aud the side oi
the building as he resolved, injuring him very
much. On Monday he was alive but no hopes
were entertained Of his recovery"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

Seneca County Academy has opened
with a greater number Of Students than at any
former term. Special attention is paid to the
wants Of Teachers, who can thus have favor
able opportunity to review the branches which
they expect to teach. The Mathematical De.
partment is most Thoroughly taught A class
will complete the Mathematical course IN,
present year.
Prof Kidd, the celebrated Eloeutionist, viii
teach Execution at the Normal Institute 10 b,
held at the Seneca Co. Academy on the 6rs
and second weeks Of November.
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CimcInnntl HTnrkef.
MARRIED.,

On Saturday August -, 1858. by NJ Ten
nell j. p, ia jackson township, Seneca Go.
Ohio, Mr. SkTh RicaAHpsoS of Wood Co.
Ohio, To Miss MARY ANS McEwEN Of Jackson
tp., Seneca Co. Ohio
On the ,lth inst. in this city. by II.
Leidy Esq, Mr. ABRAHAM SwoPE TO Miss su-
sASSAH BTEEs, all Of Seneca county o.
On Wednesday morning. l7th Aogust, by
Rev, III. GnOd, Mr.. j. O. FRAsE Of Wooster
10 Misa ANSIE NJ. KlsHLER Of Tifin city.
Love laughs at Loeksmiths. ~ SHAE,rEARE
CB- Thanks foe the excellent supply Of
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

Thb New Iron bridge, buiN by ur. p.
Ferguson across the mouth Of Rock cresk ,is now
completed and ready for uae. We regard IL
aa model structure Of the Kind. On Friday
evening last, !. was examined By the oommit.
sioners and submitted to a teat Of some 1S
tone, With the most satiaiactorv resulta.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

I card 5 lines orlesst one year 9O0
ev~Arsdpetiou Of per cent. from the above rates
win be made for Cash.
The spaces occupied by 10 lines Of the type composing
the body Of the advertisement, will be considered a
square
paid ioria advan,e.
Advertisements inssued for an inds6nits time will
be charged for until ordered out
When yearly Advertisements are inserted, one OF
more ehanFas will be allowed. r
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Hats Gaps and Umbrellas,

In onF HAT und Cap Appointment feel confident that
will Be able 10 give satisfaction both 10 Ohality and
Price. The dihtftht styles and eolcr Of ilul tod
numerous 10 msuuon
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FOR THE CAMPAIGN!

For the benefit Of those, who wish 70 be post-
ed in political matters. we offer the TRiBuNE,
until aRer the Election for the small sum Of
Twenty-Five Cents,
or Eve copies for one Dollar. OF course, the
sooner il is taken the more papers will BE- got
for the same money. Now Is the time % roll
in the names Let our agenta 20 TO work and
canvass their several districts.
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Terms OF subscriptiOn.
and ono copy to the gelttr up q club Of 10
aubscribers or more
mInnkhl RInnks I

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
fora 3, well printed on ane paper, kept con-
stantly on hand and for sale cheap At tho TEi-
nupR OFucE; such az
Ueeds, Summons,
Mortgages, Subpuehase
hfiachmentq. Vendis,
Executions, Constubie Sales
Viank Notes, &C., Sc.
aJ'Juetices and NOtades supplied on reas-
ohable terms. IN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

Runaway.-A yoke Of oxen attached TO a
wagon took fright and ran down Market Street.
on Monday, making rather ludicrous spec
tacle, but not very pleasant to the boy who
sat on the wagon. They were stopped near
the Foundry.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19
Tinin Prices Current.

fconeoted weekly by J Oh liver, doalefin in Dry Goods
iiroeefios. CArpeungs, Boots and shoes, and Ready
Made Clothing. Aud purchaser Of every de soTptioI
Of Grain and Produce for Cash.
WHEAT--e5@U,0O
CokH--t taheliedl OOaheo.
DO (ERrl $40.
RYE--OOaSO.
nARLEY--0040O.
OArs--Q5c,
BEAss-50 20 e8.
PorAToEs-O 100000
FLAX sFEp--S0.O08i,lO
HUTrER--l2o
LARD-OO81296o
TALLow--iOo
BnOKEp flAMs--lO@t2o.
do 5IpEs Asn SHouLDERS- 1908.
PIoKLEn POHK--S6o9o,
MAPLH HSUoAR--l9@i4e.
BEEswAN-Qndo9So.
fE,rHERs--4O6DOOo.
RAas--Qc.
GAEsN IlIpRs--sc 96X.
OWv do loo.
EGos-ed i0s. y dozen. ab
PoRK-a a5,OO8Ss0 Al
WooL-3a@45e
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19
Court 0f CDmmOh Pleas " Sen gch
l....t. Cuumty, Ohio.
Iohn M shaull, PlaintiM against Will4m D. Rpahanm

The said Deisaaant QihaIa ~ Nusbaum, Wllitake
notiee that ths said Pnn has this day hed 10 the Of.
Gee Of o. CLERK 1ftad Court hiS PelHoq aaainlt hlm,
In sch he says 10 snhsianee hat - ~ snlty q the
baid De endent he wa compqfci on The lbih day ~
IDLY 1850 to pay 90 lanes Dorsn ts ianef Ql9Hl io
dollars on ths pfomslo4y note ofthe said Plainin and
uefndant ablh ~ of date Mauh o. le51, und falling
due ApFil isi 1854 cane ~ a'dI viii Interest from
date ilai aaid sam Of 071 al-luu doilaIt ih nitI-
81 lr1n July lGIh, lF5a AZ lasly 1ue i1m defendant
10 paiaiid and lar ihai Wi Interest BE- asksinea.
meat a alnIi Delrnipni, fI aa
aaid 1iition n,nsi " answefedon orheiora 2rptan
baI "a IeSo rfthe aame will % taken aat pes
PsaiuiGh has also caused auaehnfnt 70 is1ua q de
siehn of asnera Conaiy for raid spm of 421a o5l01
viii Interest fon luly ~ leje aaalaat peendenl.
$500 LxE a hn9WFa, Ail'y Tor Rit'0,
Tina, 5uly so,h, lsso- g eHtlsQ
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

f. X. shawhan has just received a supe.
rior assortment ofnew Summer and Fall Goods,
per Lightning Express from New York. F.
X keeps mp with the times and deserves a
liberal patronage.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

See the Card Of DR. J. Snyder. oeulist, in
to-days paper. The Dr. gives the best of
references Of persons who have been treated
by him, which we commend to the attention
Of those, who have lost in whole or in part,
their eyesight
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

Job Printing.

Wehave all the facilities Of the larger cities
FOR doing all kinds OF Book and Job Printing.
In the hlghest style Of the Art, aud on very
reasonable terms Give ua a call
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19
DiseoIuliom NOtice.

NIoTICEiihsr given that the co.psrnerihP here
IN tofors existing between the undeFsgned, under
the drm name Of q. T. Miller Co. In the Stove and
Tin business n Tin Ohio, has this day been dissov
cd BY mutual consent. q. Z. MlLLEk,
Tithn, Jsiy let, '59-i5Bw II, MeALLIsTER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

Senatorial Convention.-Will Brother
Wilson, Of the wyandot PIoNEER. inform us,
by what authority the Republican Senatorial
Convention is called at that place on the
30thY We had understood that Tifin Sas
agreed upon
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19
S agreeable Tonic, designed
especiaIIV as

offered to the Public as a supe-
-ior article. PoHefiing all the vir-
ues afcribed to it as a Medicinal
2everage, and de(erving of their
,atronage in preference to the fus-
icioGs decOaions emanating from
imefpcnhbie (ources, and fold un-
der various Pretentious names
The fad that ourhouGe Established
in 1873 has attained favorable
reputation for the genuine character
and purity Of its Liquors, will, we
traa. be a sufficient guarantee Of the
excellence Of this article.
Put up in QuART Bo1TLEs, in
cafes Of one and two dozen each,
and fold throughout the world by
Dnggiits. Grocers, &c.
Druggiits and Dealers
Supplied with
WINES AND BRANDIEs,
Direa from United States Bond
ed Warchouies. -
F@,als ii I. s,ssssa 4 o. pma. aPl-it
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

@ F. Mllsrhavi disposed Of his interest the
tabsh me nt Of O. y. Miller Co. TO Gamalel Cowles
the business will hereafter be conducted BY the new
arm under the dm name Of MeAllister& Cowlel. Thes
hope to receive the paronafe Of the friends Of the old
dFn and ofths public genetally
Id Is-6s hoALLIsTER 4 COWLES.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

VNHE uAsIMoNroN FARMHR,.A nsvsp,ssr da.
II vottd % lattIaiufe and hfficuNnrt. Nld faiint
forh fltacdoantsni ne new sattlcmeatof tenaohton
IN New tefasgs can he iuhietbst ft ~ g een ~
anuum,
tnolofe postage uanrt fcl We tnouut Adffest %
Eiitofoithe Fafmer. Hammontoni r. D. Atlantic CO
New Jersey. rhplf visdgf g1eap iauhi ~ ne bel
qaaltr, IN ma Of ihe hcthhiet and most dsHrhtfri
tmaiss On the Union, uni ahert uior1 art hevsf cpi
iowu by 'rlla tis tardte itorfFe of h1 north, See
niyettis snont ofiiaumcuton Laadf. iul 1854