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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-18
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FURNITURE FURNTTURElls
q II o ON ES, VERT a. C0
NO. 10 College Street,
XEYoULD respectfully attention large and varied
w assortment OF Furniture In doing they feel SATISFIED
that they prepared to exhibit BY far the largest and
BEST STOCK
Of all kinds Of Furniture offered before in this city, and in
order 10 hold out Inducements they Offering such articles
may Le desired to cash buyers at
REDUCED PRICES.
Owing to this reductions those buying credit will he charged
interest from the tine the bills male.
The heavy stock and The eplcymento large
number Of hands constantly engaged in mannacRf induces
them 70 give extra bargains at the present time.
We ask examination Of stock, believing that those in
want Of article will dad 1t to their interest purchase Of
GRo0MES, CALVERT & co.
Mattresses Of all kinds constantly hand and the
oWest market prizes. juneI0-3m
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h1hE aEaz.Sy

That cannot be surpassed and prices that viii compete win
auy market EVANS 4 co.
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andquaHty.

Orr Of Fancy Goods and Ladies Dress Goods sss
anything have before presented whilst asore
Staple and Varties viii be und complete in all is deta
An examination isrepecully solicited from All me
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VIVA. STOCKELL,
PAIN AND DECORATIVE PLAsTERERs
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BzALR
HYD Lie CE M e n IFS
Plaster OF PRriss PlaStering Hairs Fire
Bricks, Fire Clay
TERRA GOTTA CHENEY TOPS, & TER
RA GOTTA WARE GENERALLY,
We. IT Broadway, Between summer ane
Cherry streets,
HASEEvILLE, TENNESSEE,
SzaEsh4-lyd
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B U e G. e & AL LIE N,
WHOLESALE GROCERs,

WHOLESALE GKOCERS,
Commission & Produce Merchants,
DEALERS
BRANDTESs WINES, CIGARS, &C.,
cor. OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS NASHVILLE, TENN.
NHTE receipt OF large and we'll assorted stock
w Groceries, Liquors, &C. to which We invite the attention
Of the trade:
Sugars.
$50 hhds Louisiana Sugar 5O bs Baltimore and Louisiana
100 bbls n Y and Philadelphia Coffee Sugar;
Crushed Sugar. Is ibis Baltimore and Louisiana
so bbls Y and Philadelphia : Loaf Sugar;
Powdered Sugar; 25 bbls Baltimore and Philadel-
phia Sugar.
Coffee.
SEQ sackI Rio Coffee, IS do o. G. Java Coffee,
100 dc Laguyra do
$50 bbls New MOasses, so ten gallon kegsGOld. syIur
200 Il bbs do 20 bbls do do
loo ten gall kegs do
800 Bbis Deans WHISKY zoe bills Robertson county
100 do Wishires do Whisky,
IS do Ward 8. Cary $50 bbs Rye & Bourbon
IS do sTs old do 100 bxs LongWorts CataEha
% or. pipes Sherry x Madeira Wine;
Wine; 90 Il casks old Burgundy Port
5 = pipes Jean Louis Brandy; Wine;
pipes Holland Gin 50 bask Champagne Wine
btls Ale; 10 bbls Vinegar
25 casks London Porter;
Together with other articles usual in the Grocery
iSnl2l BURGE 4 ALLEN.
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SPECIAL NOTICE is CALLED To
HI G "a ~

SPECIAL NOTICE is CALLED To
HI G "a -
House Keeping Establishment,
10 PUEBLO SQUARE, Up STAIRS,
Over Formerly HiCkS' China Hall, now
j. g. Darden & Co.'s China Hall,
Nashville
THERE Catalogues of few thousand Of the articles kept
Nv hisesablishmen be hsd descriptive OF the
Ct business proposes and the hand and to
constantly for sale cash lower prices than the
kind of goods have been usually sold in this market twill
purpose always has in whatever business
keep with the improvements Of
respectfully soieits call from his former patrons and
friends Whehef they immediate Of his line
not. ioctsl A. H. HICKS
LAND FOB SALE.
yHE subscriber offers for sale seventy ofard on the
Middle Franklin Turnpike four niles from Nashville
oning the which be resides zad the lands
ones The equal the best with sbundonce Of
ent never failing water with the beautiful building
country tbs midst Of the finest
NnericA sprih NATHANIEL BAXTER
Golden syrup! Golden SyFup!I
n - BARRELS st. Louis Golden SYRUP
2e1 25 kegs do do do
received, yey superior article for Low at No.
nayse cARTkR, WILsRoRD = co.
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AIFApHIFIch8 NtVAhS a OU'B
RFCEFHEVG, FORWARDING AND EHOLEGALB
GROCERY mERCHANTSs
MARKET TREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
TTAVE now in store large and complete assortment
4 A Groceries, embrzcink
New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
Molasses in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee. large and complete stock;
Raisins full stock with ress, Candles, sarneS Mack
ere sssware assod Pecans together with all kinds Of Gro
de. s ally kept in tpe Grocery line. Our stock Of
RIVANDTESs WINES, WHISKY GCsg
". .hn cannot surpassed in this any other market.
% heavy stock Of goods invite the attention Of
the trade ..--..-. =
maT2S-tf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oo.
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ri THREE s.H. YEARS OLD WHIsKIEs. :
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M. & e. F. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND Dealers
FINE BRANBIEE, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAI5s,
DON fSTIC LIQUORS, &c,
COPyER OF COLLEGE AND OH5RCH STREETS,
Nashville, Tennessee.
ETE in receipt large end well selected stock Of
w Groceries quors etc., eonsS1ng IN ParI as follows:
0O bhIs ,bc;se selssses; 900 kegs Nails, assorted
I 100 Y do DO 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
E90 mia Powdered Crushed nc bbls English Waruts
Loaf SUGAR: 10 bbls Pecans;
/ ne boxes Star Candles; ~ Dds EioerA.
/ 'OO''OAsI EVE T9S4SSV BisISANDTES, WINES, so.
Is x x & x choice French Brandies;
80 Z casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Rinesi
/ $50 baskets best brands Chsrpagne;
so boxes scovill CIaret,
100 bbs fns Robertson County ThisayI
% bbs pureod Rye do
do do do Bourbon do
And also large Of Common Whisky, American Brandy
Sin' POWDER AGENTS.
Aens for The Dupont, Sycamore Powder. The
Icing only Agents in Nashville Of The Manufacturers,
would call he Of the Merchants and Traderso their
sEg stock S q P0Ef ss o 5 asr
sc sc Dc g g 5000 g s, sye.nor. Blasting
500 Z Dc DO DO $50 cssss Of Powder, assorted
5000 kegs Dupont BasingPOw 50 bbs Toy, Bedford Co.,
ja1ii &.B.T. OHE1TnAH. Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Duponts Powder; jog, Bickford & Co.'S Safety
s sn.s5d az 20 f1''
NOR RENT.---The large Room overthe Daily News Of
H ace formerly occupied BY Barnard's Book Bindy This
rso IS 66 By feet suitable Job Printing once, Book
ene1y, any mechanical employment Steam power
shq1re Mr. Fisher News oaice Of Az MnsSlsy or
ne suscriber Is6l JAMES " hSAIH'
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4. sLAsOOcE: 9; sgC Es9S ". 7. sAnaErT
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IL eOnssins altogether shout 800 acres obehlrd lands,
balance under fens cultivation We deem It Unnecessary
soak for Itself III ar W BROWN,
s1gt-ou Real Estate Ageuts.
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ornamental Trees and EVergreens.
MONTGVMERY & McGREDY Nursery men Nashville, Tenn
w ns special attention to their nsive stock Of Fruit
trees Evereens Green House Plants, 100000
FnaentJ Trees and EvergT sabIe mnedate effect
Fruits 5000 Apple 9, years old
Pears-3000, Dwarfs & Standards, to 4 v, sars old
Peaches $4,000 80 years old Cherries Pl ums Aprico Nee
ariels nd ounce, in large numqers.
large collection Of Grapes Strawberries kasuberres Goose
=rries, Currants Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY & y icGREDY.
nalIs LnWood, Nurseries Nashville, Tenn
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MACGREGOR & BANKHEAD,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
1e CarOndeIet street,
New OFIe a N s i.
TAMEs BANKHEAD CO.. Nashville, Tennessee WiIlrske
b cash Cotton, Toeco aud other Produce ship
ed to the above house. locto-h
10. EDwARDs. <. sILKEsON. E-P.E DWARDs.
EDWARDS, GIEKESON co..
tSuecessoFs 10 Edwards,1
Wholesale GrOcers, COMMUNION Merchants
Dealers I'm Fire BFandieS, Wines.
CIGARS, &c:S
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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Wheat! Wheat!
WANTED INN EDIATELK,
1An AnA BUSHELS Of prime WHEAT, for which
IUU UUU the highest market viii be paid We hope
those that can will bring their Wheat in early a. possible
While Ire river up We pay from IS to 90 cents Daeel
tina 70 ship By Railroad, and the orders no doaD W -
Withdrawn when shipments cannot b made b. river rhos Sants
ing to hold their Wheat viii ston 40 montns nee q
charge, and receipt for to farmers s.ss 90 na1a 2 con
tain 8 fksACA q s0n
unsI5
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ne manufacturing sAAorse power porIab Engines,
suitable for printing offices, plantation use, and where
snail engine IS are required. Price S6Ji,
stationary steam Engines from thirty hosse at
Price as oS as engine be furnished at We are
prepared 10 NIL orders for Engines Msrlny Of the
patterns at short notice Casting made from
our STOCK OF patterns for Flour Mills Circular Muy
aW Mills, are unvalled strength durabt and economy
ofpoTer.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced Eormen furnished Up Hhe de-
sired. " - -
Constantly on hayd full OF CASTINGS usuaIly kept
MA FOUNDRY an experienced pattern and draftmg is
Employed ns drawings, specifato plans and IT,
III One sno Sales Room So Broadway Nashville,
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PLOWSI PLOWSI! PL0wSES!
KW7E keep constantly hand full assortment Of pows
Wv Manufactured at the Tennessee PlOW Facto.
rYs Farmers would do well to give call before purchasing
sell them steel p0E been offered
for sale in this city, from ten to twenty per cent less than
hare been Payngf the same quality Of PlOEs
p. 4 c. ANDERSON,
feb6-6 % and IS corner Broad and College streets,
Nashville. Tenn.
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CUmHERLANn co

NONIE1bHtL4ANU CUALs : I
Hs1sys ooSl Genrs WI from III. S..s ss
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LAhDI LAWDI LAhDI
sUPERI0k lot Of Lard in \ and bills, put up express
" for family use, hand sna for sale . No. IS Market
shset,U WOODS & 90
iuFS9-d9n
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PkuLBEsa AEDss -..- ......
~''.'1'''' -sHR Hdsssf7s. 7snf
2. = 9 ANDERSON,

co NM ON MERCHANTS.
rzAGzRsrs
HEs4NeAeS WINES, WHISKY, &e.,
49, Also.
Deniers 1n BaeOns Lard and Country IRE
ouce, OF Every Description, - s-
C6Tser Of Collsgs aud Brood Ssrssta-
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
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$lG953
The FIremen,a Fnir

Closed on Saturday New Ycnr 81 night, with
brilliant success. A large crowd was in attend
ancc, almost equal to that Of any previous night.
The intervals between the drawings were enliy-
encd by songs from the German Singing Club
and rehearsals by Mr.. J. b. Strong, the dramat-
ist and elocutionist. About o'clock, magnif.
ieent supper was served up in the rooms below,
by Andy Arnt, Of which large number partook
boundfully. At n late hour all went home well
pleased and this splendid FrrE, for the benefit oil
our Firemen, after holding nightly for more than
a week, terminated under the most auspcious cir
cumsta noes. All honor to the gallant firemen,
who originated and carried out the enterprise aud
to the citizens, who so literally seconded their
efforts.
The entire receipts Of the Fair amount to near
~ $1,000 and the nett profits will probably be
500 or $500
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For the Tribune.
Yolnninrr contrLhntlnn.

It is pleasing TO notice, the evidence Of true be
neyoence in our midst. Witness the noble ex
ample Of our citizens in assisting tie widow af-
ter her loss by fire on Sabbath morning last, also
the patronage given to our fire department. All
this and many other instances show that our cit
gems and the churches are always ready to aid any
good cause when they are sure Of its justic4 and
truth, and certain that the funds given will reach
the object
Why viii not our large voluntary societies,
whose justice is beyond doubt, learn lessonY
Our Tract, Sabbath School and Bible Societies,
are receiving large sums annually, yet from one
fourth 10 one-tenth is misspent on the salaries Of
agents; aud where is the necessity for this2
These men occupy the Pulpits of our regular
Ministers, yet who needs TO be told Of the justice
aud need Of the Bible cause in our midstg
Let the Minister Of each church present the
cause of any or all Of these Societies or benevolent
appeals, aud the ready hearts and hands Of our
people viii eheerfully respond.
But save us from being bored by wandering
Agents, who sometimes scarce collect enough to
pay their salary. II the county or district they
visit does not raise enough for their salary and
expenses, then it comes from the general fund -
Where is the difference2 The funds are diverted
from the objects Of the donor
Again we say, save US from these abuses and
you will never Gnd the people Of Tifin wanting
DKNEtoIrScF.
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ATrE6 AMsmcAN ALMANAC for 1859 is now
ready for delivery gratis At j F. wcosser's, who
Is happy to supply ell that call for them Every
family should have and keep this book. II is
worth having Comprising much general inIor-
nation Of great values q gives the best instruc
ton for the euro Of prevalent complaints, that We
can gat anywhere. Its anecdotes alone are worth
bushel Of wheat, and its medical advice is some.
times worth 70 The sick, the whears weight In
gold. Many Of The medical almanaos are trash,
but this s solid metal, ltscalculations are made
purposely for this latitude and are therefore cor
rect Call and get an Ayers Almanac, and
whCn got, keep t.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-07

l1-The two succeeding notices are repeated
in a corrected form from last week and wo re.
turn our thanks for the bountMl supply Of cake
received, which made us wish the newly wed un.
speakible happiness through lie,
At Spring Dale Seneca CO. o., ON thc 29th inst
by Rev. J. A. Nudge, Mr.. A. j MYrns and Miss
CAROLINE KRnLrR, all Of Tifin,
Ia this city. on Thursday the 3Oth ult, by
Rev. r. Andrews, Of Prot M,thodist Church
ELAN WuLARp, Esq, of Michigan to Miss CAt.
LIN, daughter Of Hon, Cooper X, Watson, Of this
city
On the Both day Of Dee. 1858 by the Rev.
Souder Mr. JostPn II. BEAnp and Miss CAruA.
Rims A NusBAuN.
At the City House on the Doth inst. by Rev
j. A. Mudgc, Mr. DANIEL DUNLAP aud Miss CAru-
ARISE FiSCH all Of Seneca Co. Ohio.
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Tnr -FXTRA IIAIF DINE.

The last Crawford County Forum, says
Mr. Beal, wishing to 60 from Gallon 10 Crcst-
line, on the o. O & G. Road, some two years ago;
got ON the train aud rendered the conductor tf-
teen cents in payment of his fare fr the four
miles travel. Twenty cents was demanded; five
being added 10 the fifteen because ho had not
bought ticket. This, Mr.. b. refused to pay
aud the conductor stopped the train and elected
him from the cars; Mr. Beal brought his action
for damag,s in the Court Of Common Pleas Of
this county The case came on for trial ut the
present term and resulted in a verdict for the
plaintiff Of $500.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-07

Thursday De 10th '5s.
Council met and was lied 70 o Der BY tho
President
Members present. P,Orman, Hsming Iovoy and
Holt
Tho minutes Of last meoiinr wero then read
by the Clerk ard o. motion approved az read
The following counts were then presented
and read by the Chrk via.
Account Of Jas tsropsr Of 81 90 for cleaning
truss bridge.
p Furguson Of $500 for a,S days scryieea as
Street Commissioner.
Julius ssamout Of &, 90 for labor On Streets in
First Ward.
when on motion Of VIM Holt said accounts
were allowed and the Clerk instructed 10 draw
orders ON the proper fund for the several amounts
Of samc
The Marshal reported that he had collected on
market rents the sum Of SCI 80
And that he had paid over 10 the proper
persons the sum Of $500
Leaving balance in his hands Of 995
On motion Of WIN. Holt the Clerk was instruc
ted to draw an order on City Fund in favor Of
said Britton fur S90.I5 in full for his Salary ns
Marshal foe quarter ending January /. 1863, A.
ter dcductng the S925 50 found In his hands as
aforesaid
On motion the account Of +. W. Robinson Of
$40 80 for rent Of Stall No. 9 in Market House
Tor 6 months ending Oct L., 1858 was given to II
Britton in full for his salary rs Market Master
for quarter ending January l 80.
On motion the Clerk was instructed TO draw
orders on City fund 10 pay Salaries Of City Off.
GERS as follows in favor Of Jno puorman, g. n
Heming. A. B. Hovey and VIM. Holt. each for
Sll 90 for attendance at II meetings Of Council
up 70 aud including this meeting and one for
S3l 25 IN favor Of J II. Piuengcr In full for Sal.
ary as City Clerk for quarter ending January /,
1859
On motion Council then adjourned 70 meet
ThursdnY lan'Y. Gth 1859 at O'Clock i. 81
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-07

Stick 10 your home newspapers No matter II
you are poor; remember that none are 80 poor as
the Ignorant except it be the deprayed, and they
too often 20 together Stick to your own local
paper, though Il may not be so large or imposing
a. some city weekly; but remember It is the ad-
yertiserof your neighbrhood aud daily business
aud tells YOU what Is going on around you, in-
stead of a thousand miles away. II IL is not
printed ON as nice paper as the city weeklies, and
as good as you wish to have it, pay up your sub
eFiptions promptly, and get your neighbor 70 do
the same, and rely upon Il the natural pride Of
the publisher viii prompt him TO improve i as
fast As possible [Conneaut Rep.
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New Adyerilsements.

Earl Bill will sell all unclaimed freight at the
Depot to the highest bidder, on "Wednesday
March oh, unless called for and charges paid be-
fore that time.
The County Clerk gives notice of the timesand
places Of holding Court, in this Judicial District
for the coming year. Tbenext term of Common
Pleas will commence in this place, February 7Ih
I9b0
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Samoan Cnnnir nnnk.

We shall publish, next week, some interesting
facts from the report Of the IRE surer of State,
with regard to this Bank, as well as the Canal
Bank of Cleveland. The over-is,ue of the for
mer, ,he Treasurer thinks, is about S30,O0O,
which, he says, the State ought to redeem. A
bill for that purpose Is now pending.
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Distressing aud Falal Accident.

NNN . ANaA eANNAMAMAa
just as We go to press, we learn Of fatal &C.
cidcnt, which occurrodat Republic, on wedncs.
day evening A lady, (name not asccrtained,, ,
residing with Mr.. W. X, Harkness, was burned
to death by the accidental explosion ofburning
auid, from which her clothes caught fire. Par.
ticulars next week.
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IVA re lueiion Of per cent from the above rates win
be made f1r Cash .I..
The occupied by Olne of e tyne oomposng the
bol Of the advertisement will be considered square
All randeni alverisom1nts together with Ndmiai.tra.
ton Attachment, Road AM Ditch Notices, muit be paid
form advanfo.
Advertisements inserted Tor IN indodnts time win be
charged Tor until orlercd out
When yearly advertisements inserted, one
changes will be allowed.
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Fire.


OnSabbatb morning, about o'clock, the alarm
Of fire was raised aud, on inquiry It was found
TO be occasioned by the burning Of small frame
lwelling, at the south end Of Main Street. occu.
pied by a German widow lady and her family,
named Beuner Ourgallant frcmen were prompt.
" on hand with Nos I aud 3, but before any
thing could be done, the whole roof was in n
blaze The boys worked manfully however and
soon extinguishcd the fire, but the house was so
much damaged as 70 be almost worthless The
household goods and furniture were mostly saved.
kept some bedding and other articles that were
up stairs sympathy for the unfortunate woman,
who is in limited circumstances, caused collie.
lion to be taken up in several Of the churches, on
Sabbath, for the purpose Of repairing the house
aud replenishiug the lost goods Quite liberal
sum was raised in this way and, by this time,
the house Is ready for occupation again. The
FIRE caught from the stoyopipc, above the ceiling,
and was not discovered until il had made con.
siderable headway. Fortunately the house was
not connected with any other.
Since writing the above, Mr. John Houck has
handed us the following statement Of receipts d
ovunu1 1itupaa ia Fho eoan oIl,l.1
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FERNS Of District aud Common PIeu,
Courts in the 10Th Judicial District, fO'
the yeur 1850

In Compliance with the provisions Of An act
10 relieve The District Courts aud 10 give greater
efficiency 10 the Judicial system Of the State"
passed April l2h 1858, the Judges of the Su.
prcme Court, did, on the 18th day Of December
A. d. 1883, fix, and prescribe the times for hold
ing the terms Of the District Court in the several
Counties, Comprising the 10th Judicial District
Of the State Of Ohio. for the year A. ID 1859 ns
follows:
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-07

H''rhe Lady's Home Magazine for January,
published by Z. S. Arthur and Virginia F. Town
send, Philadelphia, 4 spughtly number, con
tanning all the latest fashions and fully up with
the times in every respect Price 50.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-07

gJ-Thanks 10 Senator MoKelly, for copy Of
the Annual Report Of the Board of Trustees and
Officers Of the Obi Institution, Cor the Education
of the Blind, for the year 1853.
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Job Printing.

OF all kinds from the largest Poster down to
the smallest Card executed at this Office, very
low and in a style not to be surpassed, by any
Office in the State.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-07

BY special request the Funeral Sermon Of the
late Samuel Hunter Of Green Springs, will le
preached on sabbath the 9th inst. at l0is A. NJ,
by Rev. J. Pelan. in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Gren Springs
The friends arr invited to attend
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-07

This sterling Repub lean sheet has entered up
on its 9th year. It contains more and better
reading matter, for the same money, than any 9th.
er paper we know Of See prospoetus.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-07

GJ-Mr. J. B. Rotef,W, formerly Of the Fremont
MEssESeEH, has been elected Reporting Clerk
by The lower House Of lhe Ohio LeglsIature.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-07

Tiffin Prices Current.
roonssorsB wsEEtS byl
SH YER " SHEATH,
Dealer in Dry gools Groosries Carpstnrs Boots and
haossi aad ReadyMade Clothing. And uufshaset Of
"yde'criptioa OF Grain and Produce for Cash.
WaeAr--s -s0,95 at.U0.
CoaN--tsheliedl O0ne5e.
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Davis House Omnibus

A new omnibus has been rigged up. by the
Davis House, which makes fine appearance
II will convey passengers to or from the Depot,
or any part Of the city