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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
NATIONAL FIELD BAND,

KNHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS
N method Of informing the Public, that he Nrsi,
is now prepared to furnish ,sI1lSl
M A r TlAL SIC, gGa1E
For Military Parades, Encampments, Civic |SS
PROFESSIONS &c, at the shortest notice All orders
left at No. 427 Fifth street, or at Clarles No 2ij
Sixth street, will receive prompt attention.
j. HAZARD DAVIS.
je24t
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28

Just as he was performing formidable roll, he
felt himself clasped in the sturdy arms of a
guardian of the night, and heard rough voice
exclaiming; "MOve on to the watch house. {"
Jones did just what any other individual, who
could not help 1t, would have done. He did
move on, and in less time than we could relate
it, was under lock and key. Hero we leave
him, sadder, if not a wiser man. ..,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24
ITEMS ABOUT HOME.


HAScocE CouktN
Geo II Crook, late proprietor Of The Gall
House. Carey hns purchased The Dixon Hous'
"a Findlay, which win soon be reopeued. Mr.
Crook Ia popular landlord.
The JEErEnsomAN says there is some talk o
lighting Findlay with Gas.
Mr n. y 0ravu,a prominent and much
esteemed citizen Of Findlay, whilo haullnf
wood from q field near his house, on Saturday
the llth Inst, was thrown from the wagon
which ran over him, 50 injuriag him that h,
died In about two hours Afterwards. He was
buried with Masonic ceremonies on Sabbath.
Mr.. Cbas r. Clayton Of the same place died
very suddenly, on the snmc day.
wooD CouSrY.
The trnck layers on he Dayton a Michigan
Railroad were seven miles West Of Perys.
burg, on Thursdny week.
The forth semiannual meeting Of The Ed.
ucational Association Of North Western Ohio
will be held In Maumee City. on Friday and
Saturday, the Oath aud 25th Of June
sANDusEY CoUSrY.
The Fremont JOURNAL says there is now full
promise Of good crops in that region. Proba.
bly, more wheat will be raised than in any ycsr
since the woovil appeared. Corn is ANAL, bui
growing weather will bring Il out. Grass will
also be good.
The same paper says the Fostorians hav,
got up m excursion 10 the Ialands, to come Of
on Thursday next. o3d inst, (yestefday,) by
the Fremont and Indiana Railfoad to Fremont
and the BoSNir Boar from that point to In,
Islands.
On Monday Of last week, Mrs. john Smith
Of Hessville fell dead from pnralytie stroke
while working in the garden. 30 aays The
MfssrSsEh.
The Odd Follows and Daughters Of Rebek
ka are preparing for grand celebration, II
Green Springs, on the Fourth" Tho Tur
ner Band Of TiHn Is 10 furnish tho music.
HURoS County.
The Norwalk RKnEoroR says that the bull
dngs for the manufacture Of Gas in that plno
arc progressing rapidly and that the workmci
will soon commence laying the pipe.
HARDIN OouNIls
The Renton Sons Of Malta as we learn frou
the RrruBLicAS, had parade on Tuesday
night last. They were preceded in thei
march by the Kenton Band, aud brought NJ
in the rear by tho drum and hto. They par
AIDED in the form Of Maltese Gross, bearing
osiiin and skeleton, upon which rested a larg
urn with burning incense.
MAnioN County.
From the REPUBLICAN Of last week we oliI
the following;
"On Wednesday night last George strode
confined In our county Jail on charge o
burglary, aud George Partridge, confined OF
two charges Of arson aud attempted arson, ef
foted their escape, and have gone to parts un
known"
"On Yesterday morning the boardcrs At In,
Marion Hotel. were surprised TO find that theil
landlord, one Smith, was missing, together
with HE Clerk who was his iather.n law"
1--WE learn that Mr. A Monnett, affected
sale short time since Of l6 head Of four yea
olds, fed by himself, at S63 per head, whicl
nettcd him the handsome sum Of 81 ,906."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24
Court Of Common PIcns.
The following Jury cases have been dippo'
ed Of BY the Court, up TO Tuesday,

The following Jury cases have been dlppos
ed Of by the Court, up 10 Tuesday,
JuRY TRiAls.
John Tennis 4 Co, Plaintiff, against H s.
ISnbel and Elihue Isabel Defendants, suit
brought upon promissory notcS and book sc'
count, Judgment for plaintiffs against dc
PENDANTS for S9l357. W. p. Noble, attorney
for plaintiffs, Watson Lee a Brewer for De.
kndauts,
John Tennis 4 Co., plaintiffs, against VIII.
liam Smith defendant, suit brought on notes
and book account Judgment az inst defend
ant Tor sl03SO5 Noble \ Steiner att'ys for
plaintiff Watson a Leo for defsndaa,s
George Cornell plaintiff against Nancy
Brown and Jedediah Holmes defendants, suit
brought on note and mor,gege, dismissed by
plaintiff as 10 Nancy brown. Judgment for
defendant Holmes. against defendant Brown,
Noble atty for Plaintiff Lev a Brewer for
defendant Nancy Brown, Adams Hord for
defendant Holmes
Jacob Wise plaintiff, against David K. BeFVe
defendant Judgment for plaiutiR Lcc a
Brewer for Plaintiff Noble for defendant
Nancy Brown plaintiff, against Lemuel lee
defendant, In replevin, Jp gment ior plain
in Noble a Adams att'ys Cor plaintiff Wat
son a Hord Coz defendant
Earl Bill plaintiff against JneOb Kabcly de.
iendant Judgmen, for oosts against plaintiff
Lee for plaintiff, Stem q johnson attya fov
defendant
Samuel CadwalladeF plaintiff. against Sam
uel Powell and Jacob Myers defendants, suit
brought on note Judgment against IN,
plaintiff for costa. Hord A Iandon ior plain
tifs Lee a Adams alt'ys for detndants
The State Of Ohio, against Alois Myers
Indicted for sn assault aud battery with th,
intent TO commit a rape upOR the person o
Ada Baldwin a little girl Of eleven years o
age, This ease has created considerable Of
feeling in the eastern part Of the county 70
the last year The crime was elledgod 70 hay
been committed ia June 1858, The defend
ant vas presented BY the Grand Jury at IN
last October term, but the case was oon,iuc'
mp 70 the present term. and was taken up OIL
Thursday and occupied the attention Of III
court until Tuesday when Il went to the Jury
The Jury after being out for about an hour "
turned a verdict of'not guilty" Griffith, L.
a Brewer. atfy's Cor the slatsi Watson, NObl
4 sssiner tOr 4sfspdaps,
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Nav YoRH, Jnne 81, 1859.
FLouk-DNi, heavy and S@I0 lower.-
Sales $500 ilsat IS 9O@6 I6lor uper we, {.
terni S6.aa6e6s5 Tor common 10 oil extra
western; SO 65@T, 90 for diao round hoop
io,--rNging heavy and dali
MhsAr-Dall and depressed Sales small
at 81 52@I7O for rcd western aud 81 80 for
white do
RTE--Dul at 93@9se.
BARLgY- Dull and nominal
CoAN- Heavy, Sales q. 900 bu at e2@s9c
at Csc.
oaTs-pOIl and lowers l9@5Ic for western
and Canadian.
WRfsEy- Sales $50 bbls al 25@26i6c.
PoRk-Mess steady and upehungedi prime
is dull and nnse,tled.
hAEF-QNlet, Sales $50 bbls al sc. 5O07,.
W for country pdnei Ss,O0@9. 90 ior eoun
Try moss.
BStF HANs--Flrm AZ SIS .O0@le,
hAcoN- Dull and unehanqod.
Ger MEA,s-lleavy. SALES so packages Al
6j{@6Slc for shoulders; e@s1Go for hams.
LARp-uOohd, sales SO 6bls a 1880
ill4e for No, 20 prime weae,n,
BgrrEA-Dull at H@2Ocfsr statei is@l1'
Tor Ohio.
CHEGsE-Dull at 4@9Ise.
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nIEIl.

In Clinton Township, near Tifin Ohio, on
the 18th OF June, Mr. John Swander, aged SO
years lacking 4 days. Mr., Swander has been
u resident Of Clinton Township for II ycnrs,
and was universally esteemed by lnrge cir
Gle Of friends and ncquaintanccs He has been
gradually sinking for . years, and has been
mainly confined TO his bed for 3 months he
died giving firm testimony Of his faith in
Christ, and in the yful hope Of a blessed res
direction for the dead, j. II. @.
In Bloomvlle, on Tuesday the l4th inst, Il
disease Of the Heart MADISON son Of Danid
and Mary Behm, agod year G mos. and )
days
AZ the residence Of Mr. - Baker, in this
township, ON the 18th inst, Of general debili.
ty. John Coe, nged 80 years, months and !
dnvs
Hlintions o. o., i.-s e.. a. l--.,
Physicians tried IN vain,
Till God was pleased to give him case
And free him from his pain.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24
Hats Caps and Umbrellas.

IL oar Hat and Can department We iAoi thai
We viii Be- able TO give tatsihoion both IN onality
Pfies. The ddTeut siylssand eolJIt Of Iiats se to
numsrnpa 10 meniion. ~ I-..''- W
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24

Announcement ofthe Proprietor for the Season 1850.
rnnE ONO wHGrE SULPHUR SPRINGS ARE
Il stu.ted IN Delaware County, ls miles moth FROM
lm les from Delaware, miles from the White sulphur
Station oh the Springfield, Nt Vernon d PttsbuFg r.
r., and 10 miles rim Pleasant Valley or Sprngs Sta.
ton, on the COLUMBUS, Piqna and Indiana Railroad
These Springs will open for the reception Of visitors
ON The FIRST DAY or JUNE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24

d.. Cheescman,s DIE.

Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheescman, NJ. d.
New T0rk City
The combustion n lnsrefisnii 70 ths Pil hrs The
iesrh Of long and extensive practice. They mild
IN their operation, and osHain IN correcting s ussu
ardss, paihful Mensruaiion'i removing ~ obsTuo.
,ons, thsthsr rem cold Otherwise haadpohe, pain
nths side palpiiaion df the hsun, ahlef ~ neoui
Affections hyrefiet fsrue, pain N he bast and limbs
,dlsiofsd sleep, which anlsl ffom interruption oi
To Mnrried Ladies'.
Dr. Chaatean's Pills afo nvsluabie they uiiibrng
on the monthly psfiod With yeaulsniy. Ladies' who
have been disappointed In he use Of other Pills an
place Ne uimost confidence In Dr. Cheessman's Pills
doing all that thsy rerfuienito 20 Dc.
Notice
Thera is one condition n the fcmais ~ tom In which
the pins eann0t be takon without rfoduoing peeu.
larFssu Such ts the inc tabe tendency of the
icino % restore the sexnul funotans 20 normal eond
on, s even the reproductive power ofnaiure cannot
resist H. Mnuanied pursiy vegetable, and free from
anything iuiuhout. Explicit directions, which shonid
Ne read, accompany ehch box. Price oi sentby mail
on enclosing II 70 the General Agent
tg-5old BY one drusesi in even town in the United
3tates. r. y. HUTCHlNGs,
General Agent FOR The United States.
... i05 thanh rs-st., New-YnFk,
To whom M Wholesale ~ iets should be nddreued.
Sold By ]. 2 Wooher, rimn, O. ma2e'ir
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meldelhetr Oollcrc.--The Commeh.

Heidelberg COllegc.--The Commence
ment exercises Of this institution will take place
next week The examination viii commence
on Mondey and close on "wednesday, at the
College building. On Tuesday evening, the
annual address before the Literary societies
viii be delivered by Rev } h, Russell Of
Pittsburg, at the lat Ger. Ref, Church, aud on
Wednesday evening, the graduating exercises
win come of at the same place, together with
an Alumni address by V, Hays, A. b., Of
Somerset, Pa.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24

AZ an induoement 10 getting up Clubs, We
ofler tho 1Ruust At the following ratcsi
Club Of s, year, In advance, 81 90, each
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24
An Appeal Of the Clerks of Tiilin, Ia
the Rural Community.

FnLow IrIzENs;-Throughou our county.
the anniversary Of American Independence is
esteemed a holiday, Yet in Tiain. heretofore,
business hns been carried on as usual, many
Of the rural community coming to town for
PATRIOTIC PunPosrs, but many more for the
purposes Of Trade, thus dcprving us Of hol.
iday, We appeal TO you, by your love Of Lib.
orty, to sustain the effort now heing made by
our merchants, 10 oIosE, the coming 4th, by
uUktug yuur Uung niuuw Iur truuu the uHv
following; and We appeal to you, hy withhold
ing your trade n that day, to REnuKE the Gu
pidity Of any, who may be 80 selfish rs TO
slight the wishes Of their fellow citizens and
SEEK 70 nUNc v,~ve.aut .ss,v,, s,-ra.-s sA.~s
day, We ask and Of right ought To be FRRR and
iNpErENpKNr.
THE CLERKS OF TIFFIN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24

E'-'IT" WV - ~ WV T""T = w
IVA reduction Of per eeut. Gom the above rates
willbs psde 70, Cash.
The space, occupied BY iOuns, OF the type sompo,ns
the body Of the Advertisement, will bo voN,lasrsd
square
An transient Advertisements, together with Admiuis
uaiion, Auachment, Road anl Ditch Notices, mu,t be
paid ioFin advanre,
Advertisements inserted fot an indeRnits time will
be charged fnr until ordered out
When yearly ndveuisemsuit are Inserted, one Or
rors changes will be allowed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24
MARItiED,

June 9th, 1859, In this city, by Rsv. s Coo
Mr. JAcoB RosENBRoER to Miss sornIA LOosg
Of Hopewell Township.
In this City ON the both inst by J. II Lei
dy Esq., Mr. ANTHONY LANG 10 Miss JosIruINI
ScnNElDER, an OF TiHin Ohio.
At the residence Of the brides mother, in
Reodtown, Seneca 90 o.. on "Wednesday, JUNE
10Th, by George Karshner, j, p, Mr.. J. A
Ross with Miss CLARA WELLS
On the l4th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Priddy, Mr.
r.. r, CAHrLL, Of Findlay, and Miss CARRIE b
ALEXANDRA, Of Delphos, Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24
HInnkai RInnka I

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, we'll printed on 6ne paper, kept con.
atantiy on hand and for sale cheap AZ tho Tat
huNH OFucE; such a.
Deeds 8ummonss
Mortgages, Hubpoenaas
Attachmentas Pandia,
ExcCutions, ConsiSblo Sales,
Blank Notes, &C., sc.
nTJuatces and NotaTies supplied on reas.
enable terms. IN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24

Chain Gnng.-The Commissioners have
made arrangements for working those crimin.
ais, who may bo sentenced by the Court to
hard labor. and tho Sheriff has been ordered
to procure chains aud balls for The security Of
the same
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24

Rev. w, II. Cooper has dissolved HE
connection, rs Rector Of Trinity BpisooPa
Church IN this place and accepted call q.
Manitowac. Wis, whittier he has gone
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24

Active improvements are constantly 20.
ing on throughout our city and new buildings
are everywhere springing up, as evidences oi
a healthy growth.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24

Fire,-On Friday last, Uuuut "a ve,vu,., -.
fire broke out IN the wooden kitchen, attached
to the two-story brick residence Of Mrs. Den.
Eer, nenr the College, The alarm was given
and our fremen, with ERgiues No. and ,
hastened to the spot and worked mauhdly
but, owing toihe fact that the water had 4
be brought from the mill.raoo, 0onsidcrabl
time elapsed before the are could be exliu
guishcd No great damage was sustained,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24

A l'io-Nic excursion. we understand, Is in
contemplation by number Of our citizens, to
take place on the 4ih
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24

Firemen's Fostival.-Ths affair came
of according to programme at I.ocsscr's Hall
ON Friday evening, and the Independents met
with such unusual" success, that they o,n.
cluded to repeat the experiment on Saturday
evening, which was done with like result 80
We wero surprised to see such . small turn ut
in aid Of 90 commendable object Those who
'ee''e ihcro. however. appeared tn enjoy them
selves TO The full extent uf thcir gustatory fac.
nlMea.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24
MolhersI Mothers!l MotherslIl

Dont ihil 20 procure Mrs Wiutow's soothine syrun
fuf Chiidfen TsethinF. Il has no equal ON eaTth Ii
grealy hoH'et the prccess OF teethng, BY sottning
The gums fuuclnf ~ flfiaIaf aar ~
abdis sure 20 rernate the bowels, Deisend npon w.
nohsri Il will give rest 20 youFelvcs and relicf ana
hu.lth A. ret infantF Perfectly safe IN Rll cases,
THIS valuable prephrnunnNs tht pratcrf.tnN ~ uf'
the most experienced and tkilml icmar fhysicans in
New England aud has been used with neyefiail'ng
success IN mions oi eases.
We believe u the hest and surott rsmey w the world,
W AZ oatea ~ uytautay and biauhua IN children
whethef v nfhteh nom toethinH or frum any Other
cause. Uissure toEva Immediate rcsfto inianss spt
ferna from wind collie.
tfls andhealth can he estimated by dollars and cents,
in wonh itt woieltin gold.
Millions of bottles are sold every yuut w the Unted
States Uis an old and wen.tFied remedy.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
cE~Nons genuine uuleit the iae.slWile Of CURTIS
4 PERKINS, New York, Va on the outside wrapper,
Sold BY nrugglAa throtghopt the wnrld
seplO h I. L. M, 1oHN a Co, Agents FOR Tim.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24

tcorectsd weekly by Sh ivsr, deasr in Dfy 0oods
Groceries, Oatpetings, Boots and shoes, aud Ready
Made clothug AID nuschsyte of evsfJ description
Of 0tNih and Produce for Cash.
MHgNr-s VI ,3IiAt,fa.
CokR--h hhelledl O0lGAo!
do (EaO Csc.
RvE-0OnSu,
nARLRv--O0 400,
uArs--N94Oc,
REANs--S SO 10 SS,
PcrkroEs=- .7Oslaoc, .h. .t"
ElAx SvEn--sOt0 09l10.
TlaorHy sEEp-t5tWl7s E..
hurrER--lio,
LARn- lN1eiio
TALbow--tOAi9e.
sNaNRp lANs--lOAtge.
10 3iogs AHn SHoULDaRS- TJD0Qb,
PtoKLEb PoRN--sdaNo
mArLe SuoAR+-le0tio.
do AsseSr-50A15o,
bGEawAN-qNioa5o.
E,rng0s--i0600e
kAus--qo,
nsv ArFtrs--aOoo& = stRt
0AHgS lllnEa--ap 86k.
nRy do 100
Eoa4--Sa foe, y dotsa.
P0RK-SSN0GS.eO
Clover seed st,OO1t0s
WOoL--a1ln4So
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24

The Eyes Of the Blind arc Opened
How often do we see and hear OF Instances
where PERSONS. whose eyefght had formerly
been good have suddenly been deprived ofthis
greatest of earthly blessings, and remain 40, ig.
norant Of the cause, and their medical advis-
ers perhaps not better informed than their pa
tient Now. IN a majority Of cAacs where the
loss Of sight is 90 sudden, Il arises from some
humor that has settled IN the eycs KcnBedys
Medical Discovery has Often been applied In
cases Of this description, and has always per.
formed a permanent and ciieotual cure. A
daughter Of Mr. Charles Gray, Of Ftchburg,
after an attack Of the measles was left perfect.
~ blind; ono bottle cured her entirely. We
recommend this article TO oil who have par.
tiolo Of humor about them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24
Friday Morning, June "a, 1850.
Job Printing.

Wohavo all the facilities Of the larger cities
for doing All kinds Of Book and Job Printing.
In the highest style Of the Art, and on very
reasonable terms. Give No a call
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NOTICE.

We the undersigned merchants Of TifTin do
hereby agree to close our stores and not sell
any goods on the 4th day of July, 1863.
Stores not 10 be opened in the morning or dur.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24

w. u. Scott is dlspo.ing Of his stock Of
goods ht Auction In Carey.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24

Johu neIamatef ana Theoiofa q. neiamsttr hsv.
ing purchased tha entre nofe Of ~ D. raNlar IN thc
ss.iss, @ q ,ss saaSslS ~ % e ssnusssd NJ
he acme Of Dela9assf efos.
Q16w IOnN nRI.kNATeR,
NslasSs, NJ iolA, isSa TIC, pSllHASlS.
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BOOK NOTICES


The Scientific American Tho publish
ers Of this widely circulated and popular IL
Illustrated weekly johruhlo of mechanics and sci
ence. announce that Il will be enlarged on The
first Of July, and otherwise greatly improved,
containing sixteen poges instead Of eight, the
present size, which will make it The largest
and cheapest scientific journal in The world !
Il IL the only Journal Of ~ class that has ever
succeeded IN this country, and maintaina a
ohafaotor fof authority IN ali matters Of mc.
ohanioa science and the arts, which ia not ex-
ocllcd BY my other journal published N this
country or IN Europe Although the publish.
ers win incur an increased expenee Of $4,000
wear by this enlargement, they have deter
mined not b raise the price qf subscription.
relying upon their friends to indemnify them
in this increased expenditure, by 2 oorrcsppn
ding increase Of subscribers Terms 81 a
yenr. or 10 cories for SIG Specimen copies
Of the paper with apamphlet Of information 20
inventors furnished cratic, bv mail on appli
cation to the publishers, MUM & co,
Nc. 81 Park Row, New York.
The Obsrlin students' Month'Y for
June has come TO hand. The articles are " u
selected and ably written and reflect credit
upon their authors. Price 81 year.
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For lieht FdunluE aad perfect tymmeiry of 6fn which
oseiher with hoir dufabihty, feudsit hen oro dess
me lkan those made 10 anynthFT tecon of The state
He viii teep constantly hand 1 forms aaa tsss oi
Pipo.nox Wagons thai NAV b. dusired, and viii sell
them ehsApeF tlaa Be paehehed " aay other part
Of u. .,,,, q. on,. h,.. ~ - ~ nVi'N'
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and ono copy 10 Tho gotter up OF club OF 10
aubscribers 0F sore.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
nent b. paying up oil arearagea
gaerinicn copioa sent free
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There is still room for more names on
our Roll Of Honor for June.
Flour Is selling iu Baeyros for $40 10 Sl2
, RsEIsl'
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the same.
Tax-Paying.-Last Monday was the last
''day Of grace" allowed by law for paying
the second aomi-annual installnent Of taxes
aud Treasurer Holu was doing quite a "tah.
ing in" business oil day. The next install
ment will fall due the Goth Of December next.
Exoursion.-Thos steamer. Bay City, in
conjunction with tho s. d a O, n. r., will
give half.iare excursion 10 the islands in
sandusky Bay, on the Fourth. A spooinl
trein will be run for the accommodation Of
those who may wish 10 attend, passing Tiain
at about y o'clock In tho morning
Our County Fair for 1853 is rapidly ap.
preaching. Now Is The time to begin To pre-
pare for H. by putting up fruit tin glass jars }
rearing garden vegetables DC Tho Board
are making active preparations. An octogon-
al floral hall, some 80 feet in diameter, is now
In course Of construction on the grounds
and other preparations are going on
Harvest will soon be upon us. Al oady
the farmers are beginning TO cut their grass
aud clover aud are making active preparations
foe cutting their grain. We believe, notwith.
standing the late frost, We will have an aver.
age crop Of wheat In this county. ns there was
an unusual amount Of ground sowed last fall.
Rcapcrs aud Mowers have come into such gen.
eral use, tlat the labor Of harvesting Ia com.
paradvely light TO what il was in former
Vcnra
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24
Tinin Retail MARKET.


Wholesale and Retail dealers IN Groceries and pTo
duce Of allkinds, bhF whant Rloek TiainO.l
a.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24
THfiu at'rrkIu Tribnnt.


AdvsHsemsn,, maa be handed d BY wsdas,dsy to
insufa inieuion The same week.
sandusty, Dayton q Cincinnati n. X.
Passenger Trains on this road now leave
this Station o. followsi
Going South. Going North.
Night Exp io:O0rM Night Exp. 2.lJ a n
Carey Accommodation.
To sandusky 6l0 To Carey .,.,.l0hO
tT- Bspubho and THIN train aff-su In Tlfin At 10
A. NJ. Departs NJ 3iO, 2 NJ
tF-HacGs leave Tidin daily fof Rerublio and III
weekly fot FostUgla and Upper Hauduady.
Vsvia,,v VVo,,,t,,v Ur,,,c OA usNO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24

THE Co.pannefship hegotaioru ezisting between B,
IL D. .Tayi0r h Jobn DeIamstef, pRdef De 6m name
of n h. Tayof ana CO u ibis day dissolved hy mutual
eOnsent. 5. .l.... u. b. TAVtoR, 10.
Msimors, May io,h, 1850 JOINS nSLASirar,