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hear i, stated, over and over again. that
n.mpblst written by "State Rights" has
boom lntely published aud printed ut the al
...,d,Ya gazette OHce' The Importance OF
cha ,,,t,r piece Of intelligence, | should think,
u,ulI he confined entirely to the sob oi'
s.."or the Gazette. whore, it is said, accord
;o,ro the advertisement, orders for all kinds
e ;,h printins are solicited. To make the
,,ci however. more prominent. allow me to
State that the pamphlet is very neatly print
81 and, upon inquiry of the gentleman who
had it published. | learn, that it was executed
rxpedticusly. and at reasonable and ia!r
charge, which he cheerfully paid; and, it is
therefore fair TO add. that others who want
nr;o,iug done, can be served in the same
manner as my friend, who paid for work done
for him hy the printer, and at the place whe e
h. chose to have it done. hold "no com
MISSION in my pocket to make me either ii
,,n! ora slave, aud am ALlQCIo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-10

Toy Measr.. THOMAS, SHAcKELFoRn, and SYM
will address the citizens of Fauquer at 'rr'i'ilie
IN Wednesday. the 18th inst my lid
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5Ss- FIRE DlpARTNENT-The members OF the
Fir. Department are hereby notified I" attend II
meeting at the Hail OF the sun Fire Engine h""s"'
ON Wednesday evening next, at /! o'clock. 1t ls
to be hoped that every member will be present
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CANAL COM ERCE
Departed. May y

Boat Fannie, groceries, &c. from j. H. M'\e'Gl
{ Son, for Leeshurg Va.
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rsy- FOR THE HOUSE OF pELEGATES;.
w. are authorized to announce LEWIS MckEN-
ZIE a candidate for the next House oil Delegates
- V;rc;n;a my 6-tc
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ES- Messrs THOMAS, SMITH and SBAckrLFoEn'
will address the people, at alexandria, on ihur'
d.y the 18th of May. ap2'-
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F.ench Troops en,einy Piedmont.

WAR NOT YET DECLA RED.
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eSy- HuGH LATHAM, esq, is respectfully PreSeh
tod ms a candidate for the next House "i Delegates
of Virginia, and will he supported hy
VI r &c MANY DEMOCRATS
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamer Anglo. Saxon at Quebec

GREtT FALL ~ CONSOLS.
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HAVING purchased the interest Of JAsEs 5.
L i OnEN, in the arm of SLOWER, HUTcHHoS 4
Co., the business will hereafter be eondnrled Icy
the subscribers, under the title, Of S7O| FIX d
HTTtIHiSOS, who will .ndeayor, by strict stten-
ton To- business, and II regard to the wants oi their
customers. u merit continuance Of the patronage
extended 10 ,he old firm. JOHN II. SLOWER,
T.R HUTCHINSON.
E.,,,i.r 10 Va NH l4-su2m
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- The copsrtnership heretofore existing under
the name of STOVER, HUTCHINSON L CO., is
thi. day dissolved by mutual consent Persons
indebted to the firm will please make Immediate
payment to STovER 4 HUrcHISsoN.
JOHN II. STOVER,
r. 3. UTCHISON,
JAMES y. ODEN.
Fauquer Co., Va, NH l--eo.m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-10

FISH MAHKEr.-There was no increase in
the arrivals of fish Yesterday. Shad sold
from SlO.l2 to Sll r hundred; Herring so
To sill! = thousand Fully one half Of the
shores have stopped operations, and the re-
main,lcr will follow suit should the weather
continue so warm.
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BY :. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PORTO RICO SUGAR AND M0LASSES AT

nN FRIDAr MORNING. NEAT l3b ia
~ slant, al II O'Clock, will be sold on the Long
Wharf. the cargo of the Brig Leni, from Maya
guez, Porto Rico, consisting Of
1872 HHDS. PRIME SUGARS, embracing tho
most tavorite brands
30 HliDS. Strictly prime quality MO
20 TIERCES LASSES.
This cargo has been selected with the utmost
care expressly for this and the District markets.
and the attention Of dealers is invited TO this sale.
Terms M Sale. h. H. LAMBERT.
nv 9-dts Washington Star copy.
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FAUoUlER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

nNHIS VALUABLE PROPERTY will he offer
i ed for sale, by Commissioners, under decree
OF Fauquier Circuit Court, on the premises on ho
l2h instant 1t is expected that the principal
NGs, with about - ACRE. OF
III LAND. embracing the SPRING, will be sold
separately. The adjoining LANDS, including
WITHERS. about 1900 ACRES, will he suitably
divided into TWO FARMS
The lands are Of first quality, and admirably
odopted 10 granny Ten per cent cash. and
credit of &, IL. and Is months for the balance will
he given. Fauqucr county. my 6-eotl2
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AUCTION SALES.

By :. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FL FOR SALE.-A new, and beautiful
.I.G DIV YELLING, situated On Columbus, between
Princess and 0ronOco streets. The lot Is % ieet
front. running back half the square to ~ feet
alley. If not sold privately before Hoadoy, ne
sh day Of Nay, / will, on that day, at II o'clock:
NJ sell the same at public auction, in front OF sand
premises. This house has been built only SIX
months. of the bert material, in the best manner.
md with view To comfort and convenience, AZ IL
re.idence for myself Persons wishing TO purchase
M. invited TO examine it.
TERMs.-One half cash, the residue in three ana
six mouths-ti,le TO be retained until deferred pay
ments are made. Is. IL. JENklNS.
sp 28-dts
RS.- The above sale is postponed to 7HtRH-
DlT, l2M inst, at the same hour, in front Of tho
Mayor Office. my lO--dtsl B. Ii. J.
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EXPRESS STEAM LINE FOR
4kfSPHlLADBLPHIA AND NEW lokh'
~. p,n,.ll.r s. SEYMOUR. Meredith. master.
IN nil on Friday, 18th instant. For freight ap
En' '"'' '' WIN. H. FOWLE / son,
ply 4, No. 4, South Wharrcs.
ypyING,s LIFE OF WASHINGTON COM
~, ETED Volume FIVE Of Irwin's Washing
tom is now ready, price 81; ,, - u;.,
my 10 hobEhI p"'
WHITE LEAD.-s0 kegs Lewis r'''
w for sale by ,r,,r,r ppo
my7 " nc,
WHEAT J. BRO.
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ets- III. CLAY WARD will he supported Tor
seat in the next Legislature by
my 5---te MNNi W. ''''
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Arrival CT a Ship Of War.

New York, May An American trigate. nan
unknown has been sghnl.d from Sandy Hook.
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n tN boDkS, MAthLlN Ei', \ ID PAPEkS,
" at GEORGE NiGGEE.S R""k and Perimk-
c'i .H",e. - Pri"rr-rtr.o', ",.p"'i,s he G''.'re
OFio".
EalI"u'- Dollar Monthly for June. Zoe.
Red Jacket ar the Scouts Rife. lay the author
"f The Red Sr"ut, The Regulators of Arkansas.
Raws"n the Renegade. ETC.. ETC.. 2jc.
Davenport Dunn, Man of Our bay, hy Chas.
Lever. Jnc.
W"ndstock, by sir Walter Scott, BE.
The illustrated London News. with a splendid
C"ored Supplement-.
y. Y. Ledger. Weekly, Mercury, Flag, Star.
and Stripes. Wavrriey. Pictorial, Line of Battle
Ship llarpcr's Weekly. Leslie News, y. \. Clip
per. Weekly Herald. Family Journal. Police Ga
hrtt-. Boston Pilot. Irish News. nn'l all the Weekly
Papers.
All the Magazines Oh hand. and everything else
in the Book and Periodical Line. my ~
DIR. 8. f. GULICK
HAS located ut AnandaIc, Fairfax County, and
IL offers to the public his Professional services.
my 6--eoiW'
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SUGAR AND MoLAsSEs.-The auction sale
Of the cargo of the Brig LEM, Of sugar and
moasses, from Porto Rico, advertised by MIR.
L. II. Lambert will take place, on the Long
Wharf, Oh Friday next. We invite the ut,
tention OF dealers in the surrounding coun-
try To the sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-10

The attention Of all interested i'll the
Water Works, and the Water Company, is
requested to the advertisement of the Presl-
lrnt If the company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-10

HIGn PRIrE FOR WHEAT.-llill, Brown \
Partlow. sold yesterday, 30 bushels white
wheat at - per hu-hel, being the highest
price obtained during this season. Tins
wheat was sold to a miller III Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-10

ExrurRAGE IInME MANUrACTrEES.--AS an
additional indurement Ia our merchants and
other citizens. To buy at home, We will state
that We Yesterday saw an order from Bohi-
mare. to Mc,>rs. Herring 4 Evans, Broom
Manufacturers, of this city, for fifty dozen
Brooms. thus proving that they can be made
as good and cheaper here than in that city.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
M nhio Mnwcr and Re,ncr.

A model Of this celebrated farming apparatus
was shown us the other day, by Mr. Marsh, the
travelling agent; aud, from our limited knowledge
Of agricultural implements, We have no hesitation
pieces Of machinery Of its character that II has
been our wont TO witness This machine has
two driving wheels independent Of each other,
though they act in concert and give double the
power Of the one-wheel driver. The cutter bar,
is attached by hinge which enables it to pass
freely over uneven suriaccs adapting itself to oil
inequalities aud doing It's work surely and casi.
ly, The machine may be thrown out Of gear,
the cutter bar folded up, aud the whole concern
rendered portable as a cart in q moment The
maehinei is manufactured by Hall & Allen, Mans.
field Ohio. SEC advertisement.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
Conf OIL and Lnmns.

Coal Oil, for the purposes of light, Is a recent
discovery. The experiment however has been
made and has proved eminently satisfactory -
The demand, at present, is so great that the man
ufacturers are unable 10 satisfy t. We have
been enabled to test Disadvantages ofthese lamps,
one Of which has been furnished US by the Mess.
Yerk Of this place We find that tho Coal Oil,
yields very pure steady light, much brighter
and stronger than that Of the comr16n burning
fuid, and, when properly managed, generates lit
tie smoke or dirt. 1t is entirely safe, there being
no more danger Of explosion than in the use Of
common lard oil. The oil retails at Sl.25 per
gallon and a pint of it, in au ordinary sized lamp
will last for five or six nights, yielding as much
light as four candles. The lamp is very simple
but ingenius, in construction and can be manag
ed without the least trouble Both the lampr
and the oil can be obtained at Yerks.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

Tn this City, on Monday evening Inst, Mr.,
Juhette Mason, daughter Of the late Josiah He'd.
gcs and rclict Of the late Dr.. Joseph Moscn aged
about AZ years.
The death Of this excellent lady viii cause
deep regret to all who had an acquaintance with
her. Sac was a du,iful wife. an offcdonatc
daughter and devoted, loving mother Her
disease was consumption During her long III.
ness sho bore herself with exemplary paticbce
and fortitude. She commenced sinking rapidly
on Saturday last, and though aware that she was
rapidly approaching the clark valley" she was
neither frightened nor cast down for she knew
she had Savior to lean upon, who would wei
come her to the abode Of the blcst. On Monday
evening, calling her weeping children aud her
friends to her bedside she bid them a long, kind
farewell, stating to them that she was resigned
aud happy, saying in her laot faint whisper
Il am nearing home" Truly--truly blessed
are they who die in the lord
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

lz8-A gang Of counterfeiters, who appear "a
exist in force ip aud about Gallon, this State
have been traced out and three Of the number ar
rested, A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Con-
lrEnoIAL, writing from Gallon, says it is report
ed that several well known persons in that sec.
tion are implicated with the gang.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
Plant shade Trees.

The season is now upon us, when It is proper
10 plant aud rsplant trees and shrubs-not only
fruit but ornamental and shade tress Our oiti.
gems should not let the season pass by, without
improving it. Nothing tends to make town ap-
pear more beautiful, inviting and pleasant, than
~ see the retired streets lined with shade trees
and pleasant thomes peeping out from among them
They relieve place ofits monotony and cheer The
heart with their freshness and fragrance, and tn,
songs Of birds which they invite 1fYou can Dc
nothing else, plant tree. 1t will grow up,
monument of your generous act and posteril
will bless you for it,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

On Sabbath evening last, Young lady from
Green Springs named Francis, was run over by
a hand car, on the railroad near this place, and
badly injured In company with several young
men, she had come up in the morning for the
purpose Of Attending church. In the evening,
they started home and had only prc eeeded lit
tie way, wheu the lady's clothing caught on the
track and she was thrown of in front Of the car,
which passed over her body, cutting and bruis
ing it in frightful manner; but, as we under
stand, no bones were broken. She was brought
back to the house Of a friend and medical aid
procured She is still lying in a critical cond!-
tion, but her injuries are not regarded as likely
10 proye fatal
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
For the Tribune.


7 " NWWWI WTWVI
Ne. and Mrs. MoLain hereby acknowledge che
kindness of the many friends who visited them
on Wednesday, aud Wednesday evening of last
week, as manifested by them in leaving many
tokens of their favorable regards, which are use
ful in supplying the wants, both Of the outward
and inward man.
The ability and taste Of the ladies in propar-
ing aud arranging an elegant supper were clearly
manifested, and seemed to be fully appreciated
by all. The department Of the young people was
so praiseworthy as to awaken our deepest inter
est in their present and future happiness Al,
together the occasion has formed bright link in
the chain which we hope will long bind US tc
Tifin.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
The MnrerlY Novels.

We have received from T, B. Peterson d Bro,
Philadelphia, 'Ivanhoc," the first Of the series
ofthe we'll known "Wavcrly papers" by Walter
Scott. There are 2G inall and they are to appear
complete, in pamphlet form, one every Saturday,
until all arc published Price 2j cts oaeh--four
for 81 90 or So for the whole series. This is
much the cheapest form in which these admira-
ble works can be obtained and we advise all,
who have not read them, to send for them, as
they appear. Address 7. b. Peterson q Bro,
Publishers, Philadelphia.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
VAN DOOM HOUSE,

A. r. Van Doom, --- Proprietor.
NEARKRTs street. nearthe wooden Brides, Tifin Chic
al The House has been lately pnt into the hest OF oIier
and reurnshed for the especial accommodation OF the
travelling public. This Houso Il situated Of the
most peasant Of the city, TO market and bus
ness 10 large and we'll adapted the purpose Of pub
shouss. The sleeping apartments are
LARGE AND WELL FURNISHED,
Hadths himself do all in his power
MondsT guests comfortable during gtherstay The Dls will
always be reasonable and uniform. in22-lr
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

The Examination of the several Departmental Of
the Union Schools of this city below the High
School will take place on Tuesday and Wednes-
day Of next week The examination of the High
School scholars will be commenced on Wednes
day afternoon and continued through Friday af-
ternoon. The exercises will consist Of a review
of classes in Reading, Geography, Grammar
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Philosophy
Chemistry, History, Astronomy, German, French
and Latin, together with the reading of original
essays, the papers published by the school, and
tho recitation Of extracts from hvorite author,
and orators. All are most cordially invited Il
attend
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
DecidedlY Menn.

The Treasury Investigation Committee have
been guilty Of some mean contemplate filings at
Tiffin and the people hereabouts which deserves
proper resentment and il either Of them ever
comes this way, we hope they will be treated to
an external application Of shoeleather, or some
thing equally tangible. As a citizen Of Tihin
and public journalist, We have no sympau y
for a set Of men, who will goout Of their way aud
out of the business Of their commission, to throw
dirty water" upon Tifin aud some Other worth.
lest citizens, Because Bresin and Gibson lived
here, therefore, the Committee argue, we are all
scoundrels.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

FRUIT.-Those who have examined the buds o
the fruit trees and shrubs say that they are mol
yet injured by the winter, and that there is a very
fair prospect Of a bountilul crop, providing thai
the spring frosts do not prove 20 severe and late
A plentiful supply Of peaches may be looked for
in this vicinity, nearly every tree is filled will
healthy, vigorous buds. AsiO pears aud apples
we learn that the indications are quite iayorabl,
for good yield in this county HER
AID.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

Quite a number Of the citizens Of this county,
We are sorry to say, have become the victims Of
the Pixies Peak gold delusion and intend 10 start
for the head waters Of Cherry Creek, about the
25th Of this month. They will make st. Joseph,
Missouri. point Of rendezvous, where they will
procure their outfit Of teams &c, for the long
journey across the Plains. Among those, who
viii leave this place, are DR. r. Med. Gibson,
Dr. F. franklin, Mayor Kccne, p. spcilman, A.
Newman, N Martin and L. A. Bcilharz besides
Ben. Gibson, W. II. Patterson aud a number from
the country. Success attend you, gentlemen
but do net forget to call and get the Printers
receipt in full before you start. as a certificate
Of good character and a sure protection against
all the dangers of the Journey.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
lCoartor Common Pieos--Februar1 Term
1850.
alroarLD ltslvnysly roa ru. talsv.l.

WEDNESDAY 33d day Of the torm.--The case Of
the State vs.. Adam Gwinner--as mentioned in
our last, has occupied The entire time since The
closing Of our last report The testimony has
been 50 voluminuo. there having been over one
hundred witnesses examined, that rcyiew Of i,
oil would occupy too much space.
The indictment charges that the Defendant,
Adam Gwinuer, did, ON the night Of the 23i Of
September last set frc to, aud destroy tho barn
Of Anton Shirock in Liberty township.
Examination Of illnesses closed Tucsday night
at N o'clock. Case argued to-lay-opencd ON
bcbalf Of State by aobt, L. Griffith, prosecuting
attorney. ArguCd for DcI,usc by W. T. Mob,
& e. X, Watson. Argumen closed on part o
the State by G Leo
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
NEWS ABOUT HOME.

BoDY or ANGUS FoUND-CoRoNER's JURY.-On
the 7th Of December last Samuel Angus resi-
dent of Rollersville, aged about 60 years, came
TO Fremont on the 9Th he was about town in n
state Of intoxication, aud the last that was seen
Of him wac about dark, on the evening Of the Sth
From that time up Saturday last it was a uiys-
terry as 10 what had become of him Many curl.
Gus stories were put in circulation, and that he
had been seen at different points On Saturday
evening last his body was found in the Sandus-
ky river about three miles below the bridge, and
brought 10 town, On his person was found his
pocket book and papers, watch, and Sll in mon.
ey. A ooroners inquest was commenced on Mon.
day to oaseertan il possible the cause Of his death
10 day. llth. for further testimony, and the ex
animation has not yet been oneuded.-FRLMoNI
Journal.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
Wheat IN the Ground.

The late warm weather has effected percop-
tble changein the appearance Of the wheat fields.
in this vicinity That, which hasnot been entire
ly drowned out by the wet weather, is beginning
to wear healthy appearance aud the indications
at present are that we will have an average yield.
AS we have before remarked, that put in with
drills has suffered leas. from the injurious effects
Of the winter. There was an unusually large
amount sowed last fall in this county and we
hope for boundful yield
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
Tiffn Retail Marlrat.

Corrected Weskly, bv n. A. BUsKtRK & Bro, whole.
sale and Retail dealers in Gnceres and produce Of all
kindt, Shawhan's Rlock TiGn O.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
The TrensnrY Renort.

This intermirablo document is entirely too
long for publication in our columns. II would
occupy four entire sheets Of the TRmuSE. to the
exclusion Of all other matter We have endeav-
ored to secure number Of copies for the benefit
Of our readers, but have not been able We shall
have to be content wi h giving extracts, now and
then, Of the most important PARTS.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

In another part Of this paper will be found
notice, tor proposals to build an Iron or Wooden
Truss Bridge across the mouth Of Rock Crook
the bridge TO be SO feet in length 10 feet wide.
with foot walks on each side. Also proposals. TO
build tie abutmcuts, will be entertained.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

Candidates can have their names announced
in the TUbUNE by raying 81 each
Ma EpIron:-Plcasea announce the name of II q
ram Britton. as a candidate for reelection To- the
office Of City Marshal, at the coming municipal
election.
Ma EDirop;-Ploase announce thl name Of
John Walker. az q candidate for Supervisor. in
the let Ward Of Tihin
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

The bridge across the ravine, near the grave
yard, has become entirely unsafe for foot passen-
gers and, il not removed soon. may cause loss Of
life and broken limbs. II " nuisance that
ought to be nbated. Whose business is it to see
b the rnatterf
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

From personal observation and the accounts Of
others, we are inclined to believe that the fruit
crop in this county is still safe, and that W may
look for an abundant yield. the coming season,
unless VIC have some hard freezing hereafter -
Peaches and cherries are said to be uniriured,
hut there is great danger of the buds swelling
too soon.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

While d young man. named Bmucr, was dri-
wing team, loaded with ashes, in the Sonth
part Of town, on Tuesday, the horses took fright
aud ran; B@ner was pitched out and the wheels
passed over one Of his legs, crushing IL fright.
nil manner
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

CB~ PrrrnsoN for April has made its appear.
once Peterson never lags oi,hcrin point OF tim,
or interest. Those, who examine its pages, will
be surprised to find the rich treasures there con.
ccaled. The ladies will fud in il not only re.
view Of the Fashions, but wholesome instruction
in all the domestic aud social duties Of life Ad
dress T b, petcrson & Bro, Philadelphia Prie,
81, or 81 .25 taken with the TRmrNE.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

Wehopo the Republicans, in the different town.
slips, will act in concert and nominate theircan-
didates for the Spring election, which comes of
on the 4th Of April We are prepared to print
the tickets for the different townships, very low
and ia good style