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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

The readers Of the Tribune have no do ubt no
tieed the fact that there is an unusual religious
interest in tho various churches of this city; and
we are prepared this week to give some idea of
its result. At present, the greatest awakening
appears 10 be eentored in the Methodist Episcopal
ohurch-Rov. ] A. Nudge, pastor Up to last
Sabbath, his preaching resulted in something
over seventy aeeosaions 10 this branch Of the
Christian church In this church prayer meeting
is held every afternoon, and services every night,
with prospects very dutterins, indeed. The
prayers Of the people of this church 90 mp con-
tinuGlly for tide-waye Of salvation to wash over
our city.
Nightly prayer meetings commenced in the
Baptist Church, last week, and we are glad to
learn with hopeful results. Several have mani
tested desire TO unite with the church, and from
the number that nightly gather to hear the gospel
of Christ, evidences irresistaby force themselves
upon US that the words Of Rev Mr.. Fisher are
not wasted on unwilling ears and stony hearts.
In the Protestant Church the work Of salvation
isalso going on successfully. Although no special
effort has been made to excite a revival, quite a
number have recently united themselves with
the church, and ON last Sabbath four new con
verts were bapdsed and welcomed TO all the
rites Of the church. Rev r. Andrews is full of
spirit, and expects soon to buckle on his armor
in view Of successful conquest in the vinyard
Of the Lord.
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missionary Lie M LaI,e superIor.

The above is the title Of a work recently is
sued, by Rev. John H. Pitezel, containing trav.
els and incidents in missionary efforts during
nine years spent in the region of Lake Superior
Il is well printed on good PAPER. and contains
about four hundred and thirty one pages. The
descriptions Of missionary life, in this work, arc
quite readable and the incidents we pass over
now and then are full of thrilling interest. 1t
contains much valuable information in relation
to a region and people that for some time past
have attracted great notice. Itisan oxtraordina-
ry narrative Of labors, sufierings and successes,
varied by entertaining anecdotes and romantic
adventures. Indian life is abundantlS illhstrat-
ed in q. It is just the sort Of a compahion the
people Of Tiffiu need at this time-with which
to while away the winter evenings Mr. p. has
been eanvassing among some Of our church mom-
bers with degree of success, and he authorizes
us to say that those wishing copy Of his work,
will be promptly supplied by calling on the Rev.
j. A. Nudge, or addressing him at Delaware,
Ohio. Price Sl-neatly bound in cloth
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NEWS ABOUT HOME.

FArAL AooDESr.-Mr William Henderson
met with an accident Thursday night, IOth
which resulted in his death on Sunday morning
He came 10 town on Thursday on horseback and
remained here until quite late n the evening when
he started for his home near Arcadia. About Z
o'clock that night he was found lying in the road
about one mile East Of town, insensible in which
condition he was left at a house close by, until
The next day, when he was broughtinto Findlay
toJacob CromleY' residence (his brother-in-law)
ondremained there until his death. Mr.. Hender-
son was insensible from the time found until lifc
left his body. IL is supposed thata halter chain
attached 70 the horse had fallen to the ground
and Mr.. Henderson in attempting 10 replace il
about the horses neck, fell from The horse bnt
retained his hold on thechain, and that the horsc
beeame frightened and kicked Mr.. H., striking
him on the head, his skull being fractured, and
there were but few other slight bruises perceiya,
bic on his person.--FKDLAY CouRrR.
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co The Ladies' Homo Magazh,o Cor March
has made its appcamnco Itcontains fiuc steel
engraving, numerous fashion plates and is filled
with interesting and ihsiructiye matter. Pub.
lished by T s. Arthur & Co.. Philadelphia, at
50 a year
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

Brother Armstrong, Of The Sencca Anvrurrsru
Is spoken uf IN connection with the Democratic
nomination for Secretary Of State NJ p. Bean.
Esq, late editor Of The nuoyrus roBuu, has also
been named for tao same position
We'll, gentlemen, III YOU atc determined Ia
Throw yuurclvesaway and brint disglacc up
on The editmial frat rnity, for Heavens sake Ao
u while You are Young. go that thcrc viii b9 SOM,
excuse ivr YOU. just think Of an editor accent
ing The humble position Of Secretary Of sate,-
Oh, doarl-WYAynOr piovYIn.
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Thursday Feb l7th 80.
Council met and was called to order by IN,
President
Members present, roofman, Hctning, Hoyey
and Holt
On motion Of A. b. Hovcy, @ H. Hemiug wa,
appointed Clerk PRO tenn
On motion the reading Of the minutes Of lasi
meeting q Council was postponed until next
Regular Meeting
The following accounts were presented and
read by the Clerk viz:
Account Of A. Mohan Of 40 cts fot hauling En-.
gine.
Poorman & Millcrof $500 fof ~ cords wood
A, B. Hoyey Of $3.50 for cord wood, and
the account Of b. W Harry Of Sil i2 Cot keeping
up fire in Engine House end sawing aud carry
ing in wood. When on motion said account,
were allowed and the Clerk instructed to draw
orders on The proper fund forthe several amount,
Of same.
On motion Council then adjourned 10 meet
Thursday Feb, 2lth 1859 at 6i$ o'clock r NJ.
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IHE ILU HTAMlI

Where win Away be ioundihe The lnea Stock o.
Confectioneries,
Cakes,
Bread,
Crackers, &C.,
10 Northern Ohio, large stock will be Kent eon,nntlg
es hand, and WILDE dl,pesed Of a WnOLEsA or NJ
TAIL, At the very LOWEST RATES.
Families and Parties supplied with
the most reasonable terms,
Country Merchants will do well 20
eInmins my stock before pufchntitg esowsrc a. can
and VIII give sausiaoiloh
j. OSBURN.
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Court Of Common Pieas--February Term
1850.
Erronrrp rxclvnvrLr ron rur rnruuru.


THURSDAY, oh DAY.--The examination fwit
nesscs in the case Of Desire D. Frank VS.. Ebone-
ger Smith, on charge Of "Rapo," for civil DANA.
ges, closed at 10 NJ.
FhrbAr, 10th D6r.-The entire day was occu.
pied in argument Of the above case. b. +. Oglc
opening the argument for Plaintiff, followed by
VIM. NJ. johnson & O. X. Watson for the Defend
ant, and Tie case closed by j. C. Lee on part Of
Plaintiff.
SATURDAY llth DAYs--Tho court submitted the
above case to the jury, which after session Of
three hours reported verdict in favor Of the De
lendaut. Thus safer session Of nine DAYS closed
one Of the strangcst and most tedious trials on
record in Seneca Common Plens. Tho Prosccu
ting attorney entered NoLLr PhosrQur in tho
two following cases. State vs. Owen Graham
Indictment, kidnapping. State VS. David Hays
David Noll-Indictment, Petit Larceny.
MoNnAY 18th DAY.-JuDGE PLANTS Of the %
Sub Division Of 10th District on the Bench. The
Judge was elected last fall, and this is his drst
effort "swayiug the sceptre Of justice" He ap.
pears at home in his official robes, and with the
wisdom, experience and dignity which he com.
mands, will doubtless render entire satisfaction
to the Bar Of the 10Th district
Elizabeth A. Bills VS.. Sion E. Bils-civil
suit for Divorce. Petition granted to Plaintiff.
Lee & Brewer attorney for Plaintiff Seventeen
aliens were this day natuulized. Thoaftcrnoon
occupied in the hearing of motions, demurrcrs
&c.
TUESDAY 18th DAy.-Patriek Hennossy & John
Hennessy VS.. Mary Hennessy EFT AL. Civil action
10 contest the validity of NON CURATIVE will. as
made by Phillip HcnnessY, by which he left an
his property to his sister Mary Hennessy. The
Defense set up that the words uttered by the said
Phillip in his last sickness we're not Testament.
ary words DC. Case tried by jury, and verdict
sustaining the will Hall 4 Watson for Ploip.
tiiis. Landon & Noble for Defendants.
WEDNESDAY 10Th DAY.-The court occupied bv
the argument Of demurrer in the caso Of j. X.
Glenn administrator Of A. Glenn deceased. VS..
Marcus II. Schuyler, Horace NJ. Chandler, and
others.
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EXnerIente wlth md snrrhn.

We publish in our Agricultural column, on t,c
fourth page, very interesting letter from DR.. II
Miles, Of Butternut Ridge in this county, detail
ing his experience with the Chinese Sugar Cane,
its culture, manufacture into syrup, dc. We
wish that each one Of our farmer readers would
from time to time, furnish us the results Of their
l'bor and experience, not only with regard to tic
sorgho, but every department of agriculture
Our columns are open for that purpose
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25
Houses VVnnted

Since our stay in Tiain, we never knew such
a demand for houses to rent, as at prcscut. Eve
ry tenement capable Of holding family, has
been engaged and, we believe, fifty more could
be rented, if they were to be had. VIII not some
Of our enterprising citizens erect number ofcom-
Portable dwellings, the coming summer, and sup
ply this wantY
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Seneca County Bank.
READ AND RUNII

lk underigned havng purchased the entire stock md
interest ofW. j. Crawford In the Bakery and Conieo
Ionery mlnoal, would IaY hat DO nlendi 10 lnnn ai
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E3- The members Of Fire Company No and
a large number Of citizens, Of the a,etucr and
gentler sexes, enjoyed fno "hop" at Webster
iIall. on The evening Of the Odd. connected with
sumptuous rorast, prepared by ''mine host" Of
The Shawhan Houso.
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The wheat Crop.

The present winter has been very hard on the
growing wheat crop, owing 10 the limited fall Of
snow and thealternato freesiue and thaNing Of
the ground. Wehear frequent complaints among
our farming friends of tho unhealthy appearance
of the crop We believe that planted with u
drill has suffered least from the above causes.
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Frankenstein's Panorama OF Niagarr
Falls.

This beautiful work of art was exhibited al
Webster Hall, on Thursday, Friday and satur,
day evenings last, to large and admirne audi
euees. On Saturday afternoon, Che children Of
the Union School had a peep at this greatest o.
Natures wonders, as portrayed on canvass. W,
cannot speak in too high terms Of tho painting
as a work Of art Suffice to say, that il Is ttu,
to Nature and reflects great credit upon the ener
gy and artistic genius Of the painter. Mr.. Frank
enstein, who spent several years at the Falls
taking the sketches. It gives about 900 views o.
the Falls and surroundings, from all possibl,
nd-points and at all seasons Of the year-ir
Spring, Summer, Autumn aud Winter-by dav,
light and BY moonlight, To those, who hnv,
never visited the Falls, it is highly instructive
and to those, who have visited this Mecca Of Gu
riositiea, It tends to refreshen the memory and
deepen tho impressions.
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which win she'll om 1000 to 1900 bushels per dayt Cfaw
iorls Covci lnlleti Wheat and seed Drlli Corn she'll
cfs and Cdof Mills Cnmbuodi also Two Horse Lever
Power and vafiou, other Agricultural implements.
Those Wishing 70 unnhase Machines viii please leave
hcifoflcu early AN Machines nrc made of ihe beet ma.
tonal. Address the uudcrdrned a. piqua, Miami Co.. o.
RuuXER, EVANS, DANES x co.
Apr23 or, EARL blLIs Agent Tifiu, O.
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tB-A man named William Burkhaitef met
our "devil" on Wednesday evening at snydcrs
Saloon, and undertook 10 give hima "dubbine"
Tor correcting him in statement he made, and
the consequence was chat our devil came out iirsl
victor air b was subsequently lasen before
the Mayor and fined s. and costs Tor provoking
a breach Of iho rsooo
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

Two men were drowned in sandusky Bay, on
Wednesday Of last, week by falling through the
ice, while crossing from Cedar Point to the city
with a sled, which they had in tow. Several
others came nigh losing their lives, in attempting
to save the drowning men. So says the REos-
nm
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

On the o3d inst. by Hcv JAMES Polar. at tho
Davis House, Mr. BENANJN TlrrtE, with Miss
RAcuEL FIsCH, both Of Molmore.
On tho 18th inst, by Rev. 1ohh MeLain. At
the house Of the BRIDES father near MoCutchon.
vile, Mr. WILLIAM F. HoFrMAN 10 Miss ALMA.
RIA SInrsoN.
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The Edirburgh Revie,v.

We are indebted to Leonard Scott & Co., 81
Gold Street, New York, for a copy Of this excel
lent Review for January, The four British Re.
views and Blackwood should be read by all Low.
ers Of good sound literature Taken separately,
50 eaeh-ta.en oil Logelher. $40.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

This gentleman paid our town flying visit
last week, while on his way to Columbus. Mr.
B. is one Of theablestand most industrious mem.
bera Of tie Legislature and man "whom th,
people delight to honor" He is our first ehoic,
for Lieut.. Governor.
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Toll PrintInr.

OF oil kinds, froiu the iargcst Poster down to
the smallest Card, executed at Oils Office, very
low and in style not to be surpassed, by any
Office in the state.
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S'-An inebriated individual on horseback,
while pursuing his way out Of town the other
evening, was observed making laborod efforts to
retain perpendicular position on his animal
Young America soon discovered tho "briek in
his hat, and cried; "Hallo, old fellow, what's
the matter with your horsc2" "Och, and suro
its lano he isn
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Aag97ii
CARD TO LADIES.


TIIlE haehlsh peFcie pills. for femaet The importers
y ofths reliable and iaib remedy for female complaints
would respectfully call tho attention ofthe ladies Of this
country 70 u, feeling assured that IN is they win find
ias and never falling remedy for an diseases arsre an
defangod and dsofdefed stem, such sick heuaehe.
pnpihuqn o. the henhi ownosa Of spirits, nervous nfsu-
lions, ieuoofrhea, &c.
In removing stoppages OF obsifueioal Of the ohsss
f0m whatever cause, they are nalho The surprosson
50 common isfpeody relieved and there will be no re-
eurfeHooi used according difectnns They ere Is.
peeiaq aaaiedto lARRkn LAbins, dor paficulals SEQ
oifsuiafs 20 be ound % each hn2, with diroftinns)
None genuine without tho siT1aturr Of Einiio Mnuiou
Proprietor % Rue st. iionore, faflf MaElo Laurie.
importers.
Price 81 per box; halfhoxes, IS cents Sold BY all
respectable dpggsts ln the United States aud Canadas
Mall Paokages put upn closely sealed double end en-
feiope ani having Tho appearance Of ordinary eitoI
price SlOn, sod onlyhy ouf repefal agents. " b. AiunN
and Co.. Cleveland D. who win send tlnm p0s uii on tie
ieeepl Of the price, and to whom M orders mast
sold BY H. 81. John Of Tiah, o. who win uiso send
them BY mail 70 any addiass lhefsoeip oiphee through
Oct. ijslf
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Ak EDrToR ~ A BAD FH.-The editor Of The
Fremont JOURSAI boastfully SAYS. "Empty
houses with the signbonrd 10 LEr,' are some
thing which cannot be found, though anxiously
sought for, in all our borders" In another col.
umn Of his paper, one John r. Wooster advertis.
es, ''For Sale or Rent, on the most favorable
terms, three good frame dwelling houses, living
near the business part Of town" Some Of those
anxious seekers should be induced 10 sul,seribe
for the journal. We hdteno doubt but Fremont
is quite smart town, for it is only about thirty
miles from Perrysburg and must be measurably
benefited by our prosperity, but friend Keeier
should look over his Advertisements another time
before getting on his "high-heoled loots. ."-4PEf-
RYsBuRG JoURSAL.
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Good wood win be taken on subscription at
this office, II brought in soon.
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ieafdt - lines orleesi one year aW
tVA reduction Of pof cent nom the above rates viii
bi made Tor Cd,h
Tho space occupied by i0ns' Of the type composing the
beiy Of the Advertisements will be considered square
All tfan'ent advortisemaa;' togothof with Adminira-
tion, Attaehmdn,i Road aht Ditch Notices. must be paid
iofih adyahrS
Advertisements inserted iof an indefinite tlhs viii be
0hatrsd for until ordered out
Whom yearly advorilemeht are inserted, bne more
shsHEss will be allowed.
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tz7The weather, for the past few days, has
had all the milducss and beauty Of carly Spring,
aud the slight freezes ot night, succeeded by gen.
ial sunshine, have started the saccharine juice
Of The sugar and maple trees causing il to flow
abundantly We believe this is the best weather
for sugar making we will have this season.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES oLARKE's.
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir
j. Clarke, M. d., Physician Ex-
traordinary to tho Queen.
This Invaluable medicine Il unfaug IN the snis Of all
those painful and daagoroas diseases to which tho female
contribution is suleot Il modefaie, an excess aud TO-
hOTe' all owe'ions, and speedy may 30 foliod on
70 Married Ladies
IT'S peculiarly suited, Il will short time, bHne On he
monthly period with TogulAHy.
Each bottle, price One Dollnt, beats ths osvstament
Stamp OF Gf's' Bhiain, 10 prevent eOunIsifsis.
Tete pills Sh66ld not BE- taksi By females duh he aSi
tfee month' Of Pregnancy, they ao sure to bling on
Mi'oarriage, bot At any oIhel tine they are iafo.
IN oil eases Of Nervous and SPINAL Asetonl Pain n he
Back and Limos, Fatigue slight oasfon, Pulpaiion Of
the Heat ynorcs, and Whites these RIM, win effect
when all ohef mean, have faied ana although pow,
erol remedy do NOT contain Iron, oalome anmony, or
any Thing hudiul to the constitution.
Full directions "a tie pamphlet around each package
which should be osfeialy preserved.
Sole Agent forthe United slniol and Canada
JOB MOSES, CIate l. @. Baldwin 4 Co.'S
Rochester, N. Y
n, Rel,00 and postage stamps enclosed to any nu-
horsed Aseg willenaure bottle containing oyer50p,
For @sby l.. 81. John Co., TiaD, Ohio baair
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SPECIAL MOTTO Es:
Ratas of Advertising.

Agf,ed upou by tho popreor Of the rian Tfbhue and
senecs Aiyenso May 10Th, 1861 to be stcIy enforced
[. an ...a..
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CO Judge Plants Of Bucyrus has been occupy.
ing the Bench in this place. during tho prcsen,
week The lawyers say he pOsidcs with much
dignity end ability.
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refund The money. desire thar those wishin, 10
should call and eyamine my stock befors huyinr sliehs
Country nealeu are respectfully yiugs 10 call ard oras
Inc my stock.
ssmembsr,hs plaeg, Markets street, opposite Shaw.
maiAf B.s0mhloGEB.
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cE- Our pavemena have bscn almos, impass.
able, during Tho past week, the boltola in come
places having entirely given away.
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% See notice Of sale Of rial property, by N
?. Colwen, Administrator Of lhe estate Of Peter
Wells deceased.
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VAN DOOM HODsE.

A. r. Van Doom, -- Proprietor.
MARKET sirsst nearihe wooden Bridge, Tiffn Ohio
t The House has been lately put into the best Of order,
und refurnshed for the especial accommodation OF the
travelling puhlc. This House Is situated OF the
most pleasant streets Of the city, market and busi
ness and Is large and we'll adapted to the parpose pub.
lie house. The sleeping apartments are
LARGE AND WELL FURNISHED,
andths Propre pledges himself to do all In his power
render gnes comfortable during their stay The nils will
alwaytbe reasonable and uniform. in22.1r
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- drove Of over two hundrcd cows passed
through town Wednesday afternoon, destined we
understand to rorlcnish The doirics Of some our
northern miith dealers.
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CB-A couple Of enthusiastic gold seekers, aged
respectively sixteen and ogbtcei lcN Tiain on
Monday evening last for Pixies Peak As they
were rather short Of "rhunds," It is presumed
they viii find sOiue hard scratching Joloro they
arrive at the land Of their dreams.
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foR SALE AT Tnts
Mothers! Mothers!l MolhersII

NAOblAOios LAOliAOA Stt HAObll0Aetii
Don't fail procure Mrs. Wihslow's Soothing Syrup for
Children Teething Il has no equal on earth II greatly
facilitates the process Of teena, by socning the gums,
reducing all inhnmntonwiN nay IN pain and Is
regulate the bowels. Depend upon H. Mothers II will give
rest to yourselves and relief and health your iniants-
Perfectly safe In all cases.
This valuable preparation 4 the prescription Of one othe
experienced and skllul female Physicians I'M New
England, and has been used with neverlang In
millions OF eases.
W. believe Il the best and remedy IN the world, IN
ell cases af Dysanary and Diauhna IN children. whether
itardses from teehlng from any other Il Is surr
togve immediate telefto infants suffering from wind collie
Irlfe and health be estimated by dollars and cents,
lie worth is eight in gold.
Millions OF bottles ere sold every yeaf in tho United
Biates. u Is an ola and wolltried remedy
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
ts5-N0ne geuune unless the facsimile OF CURTIS &
PERKINS, New York, Is on The outside wrapper.
Sold BY Druggists throighout the world.
seplO lr J. LSr. JOHN Co., Agents for Ti0in.
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Fon PKE's PEAK.-Three Of our citizens, N.
Barber, s. Shannon and Mr. Alonzo, start this
week for the Pixies Peak gold diggings Others
we understand arc 70 follow soon.--FRnoNr
JouaNAL.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

% A puglisic encounter took place between
three lrishmcn IN the upper part Of town, on
Monday evening last; and from, blow, thc par
ties CLOSED in" irregular bull dog "pulmug." /"
The approach Of an officer, however. had the ef.
feet Of damper and they gave "lcg bail'' for
their appearances to answer at some future time.
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TIM Present WHE4T CRor.-The past winter
has been exceedingly severe on the wheat ia the
ground owing 70 the variable character Of the
season, and the alternate freezing and thawing
We hear great deal Of complaint in regard 10
the unhealthy appearance Of the grain-HAS-
COOK JEFFERsoNIAH.
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gB-ou p, NJ. is IN a dilemma again The
other day he received a letter. dircclcd 90 the
prettiest woman In Tiain," There is said 10 be
great escitement among erinoiine as to who is
The proper recipient,