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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-01-22
SALEM Co1UMnANA COUNTY, OHIO,

and we come to the Tract Socety-a great relig
ous organization, representing tho religious liter
ature of every denomination in the country. and
having access to millions or minds. Will you cir
culate our protest? say we. Oh, mol We can't
we are anti.s,avery to be cure, but we can't, be
cause the excitement would injure our society,"
We go to the Sunday School Union, which iorm'
the youthful religious literature of the whole Amer
lean Churches. Can we get some books published
here, which shall indoctrinato the rising genera
tion in the evils Of slavery and the wrongs Of the
slave2 Oh no, no. mol To be sure the wrongs
Of the slave ore dreadful and we are oil strong an.
tslavery men, but the topic is so exciting it would
ruin our Union. So we go to the Methodist Book
Concern-to the Baptist Book Concern-to theEpis'
copal Book Concern, and you get the same story
Then you think you will go to individual men, and
YOU try Or. A. You tell him stories of wrong and
oppression enough to raise the dead, ond he shud.
ders and turns pale, and then you ask him, will
you write or give public addresses on the sub,
ject2 My dear friend, be says. would be glad
to, but am connected with a Theological Semi
nary, and if mix myself with so exciting topic,
it ouid in a measures involve my institution, and
SO must content myself with privately abhorring.
Another is pastor of o church, and he cannot say
anything. Another ia teacher in an academy
Another is something else and the result is thai
all the work of organizing, printing, and crcula
ting is left to men who, in their fierce disgust
leave all churches, and denounce them, and stand
wholly aloof from all religious connection, and are
called InGdels. This course Of silence makes such
men Infdels by the score; makes them of some oi
the most generous, most humane, most courageous
men All how many such has the American
Church expelled from her bosom by this accused
policyv
We have long known that this was precisely the
state of matter in America but we especially
glad to be able to produce valuable, because so
unimpeachable witness to the truth of what such
men as Mr.. Garrison, and the earnest antslavery
party of which he is the representative, have Of
ten been denounced for asserting. The impotent
policy recommended by DR.. Monod has here re.
ceved most scathing aud dignifed rebuke That
Rev. gentleman WILL it is hoped. henceforth better
understand his position. He may feel assured that
the manner in which Mrs. Stowe has dealt with
his special pleading has the sympathy of Scotch
men. Scotchmen have been accustomed 20 plain
speaking, and are apt to regard protestant min.
isteE who cannot denounce Popery in France, or
cannot denounce slavery in America, as more of
the dumb dog that cannot bark than the faithful
watchman.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-01-22
Tbe Autt 5Iduerp Buole.
THE ROWING EDITOR, OR TALKS WITH
SLAVES IN THE SOUTHERN
STATES.

The following extracts are made from n new
work bearing the Above title by JAMES REDpATn of
Kansas.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12
Terlns 81 snhacrinlion.

! copy ! year. IN advance. .....,..... so
u paid within the year..........2.00 90
i ~ paid a0dr the year expires a 9 80
Nopeper WIZ bo stopped until an arrearagea
are paid, unle at the option Of the publishers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

NEW OnK, Aug, " 1901
FiouR-Dull aud heavy and l0@20c lower.
Sales $500 bbs at "a 40@4 so for super vest
ern; 81 e5@4 80 for old, and IS 65 for fresh
ground shipping gbrands extra round hoop Ohio
CLOSING heavy.
wHEAr-sMarket heavy and 2@3o lower
Sales $4,000 bu, at 81 20@l2216 for new
red southerni 81 for Canadian elubi / As; for
new white southern.
RYE-LoWer Sales 34OO bu prime northern
at 75o
CoHs-DulL Sales IA. .OOObh at 76N@7s
for old mixed western; and 79c nomlnally for
new mixed western
OATs-Selling at 35@4Oc for Statei 37@
Ale for western and Canadian.
WHIsKY-LOWer. Sales $50 bbls at 25.
PoRK-Murket duh and decidedly lower
Sales 1000 bbls at IA O0@l4 - Tor ss;Sl3
rs for prime mess.
BEEF-Ma ket dull. Sales $50 bbla at "a
@6 25 for country prmei 81 OO@s0O fo'
country mess;
Ger MEATs-Duil. Sales 100 p'kages al
6@65S for shoulders $685. for hams.
LARD--Dull. lOk@l03{c.
BgTrEN-Pirm AZ ll@l6c for Ohio and II
@20.for State.
CHEEscE-DuIl at 4@9e.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

Great Sale of Stock &e.--D. F. Cramer,
administrator, viii offer at public sale, on the
premises Of David Rickenbaugh deceased,
about 4 miles east of Tifin, commencing on
Thursday Aug. 25th, all the personal proper
ty of the said deceased, consisting of horses,
cattle, sheep, hogs, grain, farm implements
&c. The stock is fine, embracing some Of the
best grades in the couutry,s part having been
recently imported. The farm implements EN-.
brace nearly all the modern inventions, Ars
new and in good condition. Il will be TO the
interests Of farmers and stock dealers 10 attend
this sale.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

Camp Observation-Disclosures permitting
Camp Meeting will be held in JoHN CREAG-
m's Grove, the same place our woods meeting
was held last season, miles West Of the city
Of Tifin, near the centre Of Hopewell town
ship Seneca county o., 10 commence on Fri
day, the 26th day Of August 1859. We cor
daily invite the brethren and all friends Of
Camp Meetings, both far and near, 10 assist
ne in holding the above named Camp, and
we give q special invitation 10 the citizens Of
Tifin and vicinity 10 come aud help us.--
Come brethren, ia the name Of the Lord, and
let us have one more feast Of fat things in the
leafy grove. May God bless the Camp Mr..
JoIS CREAoER viii have a good boarding
tent Elder CoATzs, preacher in charge.
2W NJ CoArEs.
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Sad Casualty.-A very melancholy acci-
dent occurred on Aug. lst in Pleasant town
ship this county While Mr.. George W. Du-
mOnd was driving a wagon heavily loaded
with lumber, his little son, about two and a
half years Of age, who was seated on the wag.
on with him, his fathers attention being di-
verted for the moment, slipped from the load
and fell beneath the wheel. which crushed
his skull and killed him instantly. The faith.
or stopped the horses almost instantaneously
but TOO late 10 prevent the fatal accident.
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COUNCIL JMAMbEn.
Tifiu, Saturday, Aug 6, l659@
Council met and was called 10 order by the
President.
Members present. Hovey, Heming, Wagner
and Watson.
The Clerk then read the minutes Of last
meeting, which on motion were approved a.
read
Several accounts were then presented and
read by the CLERK. amounting in al 70 $751;
Cor services Of suporVisJr aud labor Of hands
on streets in ls. Ward ahl foe Gas rent for
the month Of July.
Geo. II. Heming moved that said accounts
be allowed aud the Clerk instructed 10 draw
orders on the proper funds for The several
amounts Of same The Yeas and Nays hav-
ing been taken on said motion, resulted Yeas
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Molhers! MotherslI Mothers!I

Donf fail 10 procure MIS-. Winsow's Soothing syrup
for Children Teething. II has no equal on earth Il
geaty facilitates the process Of toething by soenng
the gums reducing All infnmaiionwll allay all pain,
and sure 70 regulate the bowels Depend upon Il,
mohersi it will give rest 10 youueves, and relief and
health 10 your infants Perfectly safa u ~ s@.e.
This valuable preparation IL the prescription Of one Of
che most expehonced and skillh female Physeians in
New EnFand and has been used with ueverailing
success IN millions Of cases.
We believe the best and remedy IN the world,
In all cases Of Dysahtary and DiaWhga In children,
whether Il uTrises from ieethng or from any Other
cause. Il Is togiye Immediate relief 10 Infants sui-
fering from wind collie
Iffe andheath can be esiimaed by dollars andeeu
its worth its weightin gold.
Millions Of bottles sold every year In the United
States. III an old aud weItried remedy.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
aV-None genuine unless tho facsimile OF CURTIS
& PERKINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throtghOnt the world.
sep1O IL I. l.. 1T. JOHN Co.. AGENTS for Tifin.
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Van Amburgh & Co.'s Menagerie, wit

Van Amburgh * Co.'s Menagerie, with
elephants, hippOpotamuses, rhinoceroses, leop-
ards. lions. tigers. bears and the rest Of the
"animules," will be in town on Saturday. the
Goth mat. This is none Of your circus shows,
but a real, live menagerie, as all Know, -wHO
have heard of Van Amburgh, and who has
mott Those, who like TO admire the wondrous
works Of creation, as exhibited in the animal
kingdom, can now have another opportunity
Of doing so, at cost Of only twenty five
eents.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

News.-The Canton RrPosrToRY furnishes
the following item, which, We presume. win
be news 10 our neighbor;
The Seneca County Advertiser, printed at
Tifin, Ohio, has hoisted the name Of Alexan-
der H. Stephens, Of Georgia, as the Democrat
ic candidate for the Presidency. Stephens,
few years ago was a Whig. In late 4th Of
July Grafton he said the South could divide
Texas into Eve Slave States, aud get Chihua-
hua and Sonora, etc.-but to extend Slavery
they must have more Africans--that is re. open
the infamous Slave trade, which our laws now
declare 10 be piracy. A good modern speci-
men of niger Democrat
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Note from Indiana.

The following note from our friend, Mr..
Barnes, came 10 hand unfortunately too late
for insertion last week:
ALBION IND, Aug. /. 1859.
MoKEE a BAILEY;
DEAR EDs:-The drouth, which has prevail.
ed here for the past four weeks, nearly as bad
as in Old Seneca, was somewhat aliayed by a
warm aud pleasant shower Yesterday morning
and by frequent showers during the day; and
the prospect now is that we viii have a heavy
shower tonight. like this country much
better than expected, but think the musqui.
toes are little TOO punctual about handing
their "bill" every evening.
Respectfully, A. I. BARNES.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

Candidates, who arc subscribers, can have
their names announced in the TRIBUNE, by
one Dollar. Those who are not
subscribers viii be charged two Dollars.
JoHS II NEoHswANprR will be a candidate
before the Republican County Nominating
Convention, for the office Of County REQ rider.
Mn, EDtroR;--Plcase announce the name Of
B. +. OoLE az candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney, subject 10 the deoisiCno Of the Repub
lican convention.
Ems. TRBUNE.-Plense announce the name
of JAMS II. BBiNKERHoFF Of Seneca tp., a. a
candidate before the Republican Convention,
for Representative.
EDs. TRmUNE;-Please announce the name
Of BESNEviLLE NARaER Of Thompson. ns a
candidate for County Recorder, subject to the
decision Of The Republican Convention.
Mn EprroR;-Please announce the namo Of
JoHN X MoCoRMAoK Of Clinton, as a candi-
date for County Recorder, subject TO the
choice Of the Republican Convention.
Mrssns. EDIroRss-E. j. WmKrH, Esq, Of
Thompson township, will be a candidate DO.
fore the next Republican convention, for Rep.
resentatve
Eps TRBUNE:-Announco the namo Of
HoRAcE HUM Of Clinton, for Representative
and oblige his friends.
EDB. TRBuVE:-Plcaso announce the name
Of HENRY DAVIDSON Of Seneca tp., as a candi-
date before the Republican Convention, for
County Recorder.
MEssRs. Ens:-Please announce the name Of
JoHN WILKINSON Of Reed tp,, as a candidate
for Representative, subject to the decision Of
the county convention. and you will obligC
many voters.
MEssRs EDIroRs:-Pleaso announce the name
Of N. l.. BREwER, as a candidate for Prosccut.
ing Attorney, subject 70 the decision Of the
Republican county convention.
MEssRs. EDs:-Please announce tho name o
VIM. ~ MONTGOMERY Of Clinton, as a candi
date for County Recorder, subject 10 the ohoic,
Of the Republican Convention.
Ma. EDIroR:-Pleasc announce the name o.
GIDEoN JoNEs Of Jackson, hs a candidate fol
Representative, subject 10 the decision Of Ia,
Republican convention.
MEssRs EDs.-PlcAso announce the name o
JouN BAKER Of Eden tp., rs candidate belor,
the Republican convention, for Representative
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wv AMNA VIZ
The coubiusion II intttdisa,t N ne riiia sre he
rssrh Of lsas sud ssisaivs practice. They s,s mild
10 their opsrauon and csrsiu 10 correcting an i'tsru
laTiusi, Faiufal Msnsiuauon, renewing ~ ob,true.
tons whether ron cold o. o,hsfviis, headache, raia
inths side palp,suou ofths heart vh,ss, silnefvou,
aseuoni Mysteries, fatigue rsin in the baot end limbs
&c DISTURBED sleep, which suias fioa inisturiioa Of
natufe.
To Married ladies.
nf Choetemans piussru Invaluable, aathey vintrinr
on ne monihly period With Jefulsuty. Lsdis, Who
have heea Disappointed IN The II oihsf ruli an
place the utmoit confidence IN Dr. Chhessnania Pills
doing ~ that they repfetentto %.
Notice.
Thew y one coalition ofihs female ~ TEN IN which
the PILLS cannot BE- taken without producing pecu.
arfisun Such t thc iueaiahlo tendency Of the med.
ichs restore the sexual functions 20 nufma cond.
on hst the reproductive power ofnalufe cannot
resist IT, Warranted purely vegetable, and noe itun
anything iniuHout. Explicit difscions which thouli
Be ead. accompany each box. Price ST. Seat by mall
on enclosing : / TO the GENERAL Agent
States. n n. HUrCuiNGH,
GeheFal Agent ior the united States,
les Chamber-st, New .Nork,
To whom all Wholesale Orders should b. addressed
soldby J. Y. Wooster Tim, .. ma2cir
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FOR THE CAMPAIGN!

For the benefit Of those, who wish TO be post.
ed ia political matters, we offer the TEiBUEE,
until after the Election, for the small sum Of
Twenty-Five Cents,
or FIVE copies for one Dollar. OF course, the
sooner It is taken the more papers will be got
for the same money. Now is the time 10 roll
in the names. Let our agents 60 70 work and
canvass their several districts.
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thoriEing the Mayor % punish ecriain ohcnces
by Imprisonment In The County Jail, and "
provide for The punishmont Of vavIanoy" wss
Then taken up Tor its second reading and Wa
rad by the Clerk, the question being, shall
said Ordinance pass is Second reading, The
Yeas and Nays were taken aud resulted Yeas
4, Nays 0, 60 the Ordinance passed its second
reading
The City Solicitor reported that from amin
vcstigation of the subject he is satisfied that
the city is legally liable upon the act Of the
estate Of Josiah Hedge deed, referred 70 him
for Investigation on The 25th Of June last--
Whereupon, on motion Of e II Heming the
Clerk was Instructed 10 draw an order on let
Wd Fund for $50 80 in favor Of the executors
Of said estate In full payment Of said account
On motion of Heming the Clerk was also
instructed 10 draw an order on lst Wd Fund
for $50 in favor Of John Walker to apply mp.
on his account for services ne Supervisor IN
let Ward
g. X Watson n,ovcd that there be a Com
mittee Of three appointed consisting of one
member Of She Council the City Solicitor aud
the City Clerk, TO ascertain the amount Of
Funds now in the hande Of the Couty Treas.
urcr belonging 10 the city and the amount of
orders outstanding, and that the city Treasu.
rer be instructed not 10 pay out any tnouey up
on orders, (unless specially instructed 70 do
30 by Couneil) until further ordered. which
motion prevailed, aud the President appoint
ed @. X. Watson the member Of said Commit
tee, on behalf Of the Council.
On motion Council then adjourned 10 meet
Saturday, Aug 10. 1859 At o'clock T, NJ.
See Advertisement Of Nou.Explosivo
Burning Fluid, for sale by ] +. Maruuardt
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TAKE NOTICE.

The Republicans Of Clinton township, out
side Of the City, will meet at the Court House,
on Friday afternoon, August 18th, at o'clock,
for the purpose Of chOoSing delegates 10 the
County Convention, to be held on the 10Th.
The Republicans Of the L ct and % Wards
will meet at their respective Engine houses,
on the same evening, at o'clock, for the same
purpose
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The DrOuth has so seriously affected the
corn in this vicinity that it is feared a great
deal Of it viii overamount to anything except
for fodder. Some of il viii be entirely earless
and nubbenless despite the hoe weather we
are now having.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

In Luck.-The editor Of this paper has rO-
ceived complimentary" invitations to two
Horse Shows, one to be held at Dayton on the
9Th, 7th, sth and 9th of Sept, and the other
at Piqua, sometime, we have forgotten when.
We would rather he excused. The assessor
did not return us as Give stock" nor as 'real
estate" II IL were an asinine demonstration,
we might perhaps send delegation from Tiff
6n
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DissOIutiOn NOtice.

NTOTICEish hereby given that the eoparnership here
In tofore existing Between the undeTsigned, under
the firm name Of q. +. Miller Co.. in the Stove and
Tin busiass, Tn, Ohio, has this day been dI''ov'
TiGa, July iSt, 'S9-i56w II, MoALLIsTER.
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From COlumbus.-Friend BENHAM writes
ne from Columbus as follows:

ANAA AANAA hA-NhA1 MAANSn
ne from Columbus as follows:
"The Artesian Well at Columbus has reach
ed the depth Of two thousand and twenty four
feet; the auger is sinking rapidly A subter-
ranean stream, at this depth, has been tapped,
which carries the boringS, as they are made,
from the bottom Of the auger, thereby very
much increasing the progress Of the work, as ,
before, great deal Of time was spent in bring
ing up the borings. The prospect for water
is constantly Frightening.
"Ihe Auditor Of State and Comptroller Of
the Treasury have completed the second set
tlement under the semi mi,annual tax law with
three counties, viz; Harrison, Carroll and
Sandusky."
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Cineinnati NInrIkef.


By Rev. ] II. Good. on he t7th July. Mr..
ALnEEr BRENEEkT Of Liberty township 70
Miss MARY RIEn OF Pleasant.
On the 28th July, by the same, Mr. JoHs
HAS 90 Miss KATE 0uTtAEEY, both Of THU
Aug. 7th, By Rev. s. Gee. NJ, AAhos
kAEADEE 70 Miss ELIZA CHffoAD, all Of llis
city.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

Webster Hall is no more. It underwent
a metamorphosis last week and came out
Billiard Room, under the management Of
Messrs. Arnt 4 Flenner, who have rented IL
for that purpose We are sorry that this
change has been made, for, although It may
be few dollars into the pocket Of the propri-
etor, it is source Of regret and Inconvenience
to the public, who had come % regard it as
one Of the institutions" of the place. By
this change also the Beptist denomination are
deprived Of place Of worship.
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RInnka! RlnnLs I

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fne paper, kept con.
stantiy on hand and for sale cheap At the Tai
nuNE OFFtoE; such ss
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, 6ubpoenass
Attachments, Vendis,
Executions, Constable Sales,
Blank Notes, &c., &c.
dJJustices and Notaries supplied on reas-
enable terms. IN
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nn-pAnrMRpeuIp

CT MillerhavinE disposed ofhit interest 10 the es-
tablshnlent Of O. y. Miller Co. 70 Gamaiie Cowles
the business will hereafter be conducted by the
firm under the drm name ofMcAllister& & Cowes. They
hope to receive The patronage Of the friends Of the old
firm and the public generally.
iul lsRv MeALLIsTER & COWI.Ea
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

Wehave eli the facilities Of the larger cities
for doing all kinds Of Book end Job Printing.
in the highest style Of the Art, and on very
reasonablh lerma Give ne a call.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

Republicans, don't forget the township
primary meeting, for the selection Of delegates.
at the Court House this afternoon and the
Ward meetings, at the engine houses, this eve
ming
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Timn Prices Current.


foor-eoted weekly by Oh liver, dealer in Dry Goods
Groceries, Carpelingi, Boots and shoes, and Ready
Made Clothing. And nnrohutef OF every description
Of q rain and Produce for Cash.
WHEAT--950l,OO
CoRs--( (shelled) O0aaSo.
do (EArl soc.
RYE--OO0sn.
DARLRY-OO900.
OATa-Q5e,
BEAHs--5 so 20 "a.
PorAroRs-1 .0Oa t.25
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LARD-l0Dllo
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gHoEEp ilAhs-lO8l2c.
do Stogs AED sHoULDGRs- 7809o.
Picked PoRK--S@go.
MAFLE SUoAR-I29I4o.
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FEArHERs-i00OOo.
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PoRK-e5,00@5,90
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Let the Good WorI 90 on.-E.J.

Let the Good Work go On.-E. ] WEIK-
ER Esq, our agent at Flat Rock. has sent US a
club Of is campaign subscribers, for which he
will please accept our sincere thanks. Such
favors, though they come like "angels visits, .
shall not go unrequited by us, but shall be
treasured up in grateful remembrance. We on
ly wish We could say as much Of each one Of
our agents, throughout the county, and we
might II they would only make little effort
in our behalf as Mr.. Welker has done. Who
viii be the aext to do US like favor and have
his name immortalized in the columns Of the
Tribunei We pause for reply.
P.S. Since the above was in type, We have
received q club Of ten nampaigners from Mr
j. W Leonard Of Reedtown. Hail Columbia
We guess we'll invest In real estate.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

Accident.-We learn that Young man.
named Wenner, had his foot horribly crushed
in the horsepower Of a threshing machine near
McCutchenville, on Saturday last
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This extraordinary CHEMICAL PREPARATION
OF PHOSPHORUS, (the FHoriiYEACrtc and CURATIVE
properties OF which were scovcfedby Dr. r. Church.
~, Of PARISH sperioming wonderful cures throughout
Europe nndthe United States having already attained,
since It's inirodnotion, remarkable popularity, both
with the medical profession and the pnblio Il is a
purely SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION, acting with
ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY, and OF INVARlABLE EFF.
CACY In all stages Of Pulmonary and Nervous Diseat
- Tha
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and one copy 70 he getter up Of club Of 10
subscribers or more.
Old Subscribers can enter Into this arrange
ment BY paying up Ell aroaragc8
Specimpn conica sent free.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

Cemetery.--Wherei is the enterprise Of our
eitilensl where their respect for the ashes oi
the departed and the daily dying, that some
thing is not done for the reauseitation Of the
old or ihe formation Of lew Cemetery AssO-
citation, that shall exist, not in EAnn alone,
but in iaet-one that shall not end in TALK,
but coon DnDs. There are several eligible
sites in the vicinity Of the city that can be OBJ
tanned. We visited, the other day, the one
spoken Of BY US, two weeks ago, on the Coz
farm. 1t is high sud dry, runs of into beau.
tiful slopes In every difeedon. has beautiful
underground Of maple, ash, elm, walnut. oak
hickory, beech de-, and beaides Is susceptibl.
Of The higest degree Of oFnamepiatiOn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12
Rates of AdVerfisinE.

Agreed upon BY the proprietor, Of the Tfn Tribune
and Seneca Advertiser, May 10Th, 1858, to be strictly
enforced In an cases:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

T. j. Logan Esq, who left Tifin las.
summer with such strong attachments be-
bind him, We notice, is practising law in
LeaveuwOrth.