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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15
New York nTnrket.

NEW 1ORE, July H. 1899.
FLouR-MArkot heavy and unsettled aud
5000 cents lower. Sales 1900 6pls at s5 80
as 75 for super western; 50 70@b 30 for
common TO good extrawestern IS S0@5 80
for old, aud So OO@6 80 for fresh ground
round hoop Ohio-olosing dull.
~ HEAT Market dull and declining. Sales
5000 bu at 81 4b@l so for very choice red
westerns 81 35 Tor common white western.
CoRN-- Easier. Sales 80 900 bu NJ $50
67l5e for new m Ked western.
RYE-Dull Sales $500 bu at e8@S9c.
0ATs-Dull al d5@49c for State, and 45@
Sic Tor western and Canadian.
WHisKY-L0wer Sales $50 bbls At 21c.
PORE-Market dull and dropping. Sales
$50 bbls at SIC 00@l6 25 for mess; Sl6 for
thin mes5i sls so for oleari SI2 45@l250 for
prime.
BGET-Unchanged. Sales $50 bills at s6 so
az 90 for country prime 60 OOS9 25 for
country mess.
Cur MEArs-Uneh'd. Sales 40 packages
at 616o for shoulders; s@sI4c for hams.
LARD-- Dull Sales 435 bbls at atI0if@llc;
snail lots choice AZ lll6@ll14o.
BUTrER-Dull az Il01l5 sc for Ohio.
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The Fourth nt Green springs.

We were among the number Of Fremonters
who went TO Green Springs on Monday last
TO Join In the celebration Of the S4th hnniver.
sary Of American Independence. The oele-
bration there was under management Of Green
Springs Lodge, l. o. O.. f. About one hun
dred members Of the order were present. -
Every thing passed off pleasantly and 10 the
"a isiaction Of all. From enhundred to two
thousand people had assembled. At one o.
clock the procession formed in order. from their
Lodge Room, beaded by the independent
Turner Brass Band Of Tiffin, B. Porter, Mar
shall of the day. The procession passed around
the square, and at the Veranda House the pro-
cession opened aud received the Daughters Of
Rebekah and then proceeded to the Spring.
where a stand and seats had been provided
| The Declaration T Independence was read
and Past Grand Master WIN @. Earl Of To.
ledo delivered beautiful address To the breth-
rem ofthe order The brethren then proceeded
10 the Vernanda House where an excellent din.
ner had been prepared by E. B. Finch, %
which between two aud three hundred sal
down. II has been a long time since we en-.
! joyed celebration on the 9TH Of July, ai
much "a we did this one. All was quiet, and
harmony, and every one highly pleased with
the days festivities.
A ball came of in the evening at the Yer
anda which we learn was well attended -
FRMoNT JoURSAL.
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BOOK NOTICES.


We are in receipt of the June No. of the
Cosmopolitan Art Journal, published at $40
Broadway, New York. by the Cosmopolitan
Art Association.
II. II. Peterson & Brothers, Of Phila-
delphia, Pa. have surpassed themselves by
commencing, in weekly issues, the repubica-
ton Of Sir Walter Scotts novels, at the low
cost Of 25 cents number, or five dollars for
the complete set, comprising thirty two stories.
We are very glad 10 see so cheap an edition Of
novels 90 much superior in their tone and
morals--to say nothing Of their genius-tO the
waterv trash that is written, and read, we sup
pose by foolish people now a days. Better
read the Wayerley novels, and re.read them
TO the hnieth time, than 10 waste time and
spoil cd taste over the blood and thunder Of
yellow covered sensation nOvels. The Peter
sons have thus far issued ten numbers, con-
tuing each q novel complete, viz: Old Mortal
ity, Woodstock, Wayerley, lvanhoe, Rob Roy /.
! Quentin Durward, Guy Mannering, Kenil-
worth. The Abbot aud The Antiquary; and
We would advise all our readers 10 send 10
the Messrs. PetersOns' for a set Of these popu
lar and undying works Of the great novelist.
They are now issued at the rate Of one week,
and the whole twenty-six volumes can be had
free Of postage, by sending five dollars 10 the
publishers All persons now have an oppor-
tunity here to secure his works, which has
never before been offered, aud which may new
er occur again. The present chance should
be taken advantage Of by al.
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OTTAWA

ThoGovornment hos ordered the Lighthouse
at Port Clinton to be extinguished, after the
Let Of Aug. The less light the better for this
democratic Administration.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15

LAfuuN ANH AiNiHNHlNNlA NNNnlnN NNlNfNhNAA
Grape Culture st Hammonton,--A
number Of grape growers from Ohio have in
trodueed the culture Of the grape at Hammon
ton, New Jersey IL Is twenty hve miles
southwest frwn Philadelphia, and the soil and
climate is considered BY many the best Ndap
ted for the grape Of any ia the Union. Frosts
never iniure the vine, and there is high dia.
triot Of land between the little and the great
Egg Harbor rivers, where they have never
been know 10 suffer from mildow or rVt We
understand that some fi0y vineyards were set
out the past season, mostly CalANoa and thu
Isabella
The market here presents great induce
ment. gmpcs bringing twice the sum they dc
in Cincinnati: being within but several hours
Of either New York or Philadelphia by rail.
road the market is unlimited. Adjoining
Hammonton is bottle mandatory. aud eve
~ appliance necessary for extensive wine
making.
Hammonton is a new settlement but o. mar.
vollous growth. rivalliug many Of the Western
towns In rapid increase. A little over a year
ago the tract Of land was opened 10 sale, and
within that time the population has increased
some 1900. over 300 buildinge have been put
M; stores mills, schools. churches and every
/ facility Of an old place introduced. IL was a
portion Of an old tract Of land, which has been
held for generations In one family, and is only
now thrown IN the merkct for sale,
| It's proximity 70 market and advantages oI
climate insures its rapid improvement The
soil is said 10 be early and very productive
| The crops raised aro excellent Many peraonl
/ from this State are going there, and we ar
sure II is much more desirable than many
points at the West,
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INFORMANT 10 FEMALEs.
d.. Cheesemnnis Die.


Prepared W Crnclius l.. Chcsemau, n. ID.
New YORK Clss.
The comhinaton of Ingredients 10 he Pirls sre he
rssrh Of lone md extensive pfaeiies, They mild
10 their opsaron, sad certain IN corsse,ina an esu
sflusi Ftiaoui Nsaftutiiosi, rsnsvins an obiiruc.
toni ehsthst ifom eoli otherwise hsaaaehe, pain
nths side, pslpauen he hsari. whites alinsfvou'
alseuoni Mysteries, ugue, psia 10 he bask snd mb,
s,e dlnoftsd tiser, which suisi f,ou lnisUuruoa d
uaiafe.
TO Married Ladies.
nf Chseismana Phase invaiusblu, ssthsy ainbfinr
on ths monihly period with isfulsfiy. ladies WIS
have been dtaprutnied 10 The VS. of uthsr rili an
place The utmost confidence IN nt. Cheeseman's Pil
doing en that they represent 70 %,
Notice.
ThFtc it condion Of the fcmals ~ ten IN which
The pilli oanuot Be tatcn without producinf pecu
hrretah such II the ire abc tendency Of the net
icne 10 fottoie ths sexual functions 70 nonal condi
ton that even TIE rsrfotaetve power ofnaiulo uanuo
resist a. Nananted purely yeretthle, and nee fiou
anythinr iuiutioas. EspHct directions, which shouit
be read, accompauy each box. Price ~. Sghthy mai
on eucloiinr II 10 the General Agent.
t-sold BY one dreEris, y ever tewa " Ne units'
States. y. hUrCulN0s,
General Agcot Cor he uaitsd States.
tOS Chamhers.ri., New.NuFk,
To whom ~ Whoissals o. icfi should BE- addressed.
solihy J. y. Wooster riiln, %. ma29'if
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Honor to whom Honor a. Duei-Emp.
" putting we dispise and fattering notices
Of articles that never have or never will be Of
use 10 the community we doteat But when
We see man FIRST raising himself from the
lowest stages Of disease, aud then bcne6tting
his neiphbors and friends and fnallya whole
community. through the agency Of an article
that he accidentally discovered, we are forced
TO believe in him, and give him the best notice
and most conspicuous place that our columns
can furnish Such, reader is Mr. Kennedy
and such is the origin Of bic Medical Discovery
The most desperate humor, or the seyerest A.
mclss Of Rheumatism or Neuralgia, are cured
in the thortest space Of time by this accidental
yet most important discovery Of Mr.. Kennedy
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Acafuto hnea oflesst one year 500
ev-A reduction Of per cent from the above rates
will be made for Cash.
The space, occupied BY 10 lines OF the type composing
the body Of The adverdiement will be considered
square
All transient dyer,iscmonts, together with Admins
ta,iou, Attachment, Road AMI Ditch Notices, must be
paid iorin advante.
Advertisements inserted for an indefinite time will
be charged for until ordered out
When yearly Advertisements are inserted one or
more changes will be alowed.
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Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!!

Don't fail to procure Mrs. Wnsows Soothing Syrup
FOR Children reething. II has no equal on earth. Il
greatly neitates the process Of Telling by tolenng
the gums, reducing all inhamationwill alay all pain,
aud V sure TO regulate the bowels. Depend upOn u,
mohert t will give rest 10 yourselves and relief and
health 10 your inianu. Perfectly safe IN all cases.
This vhluabe preparation h the proscripon of one Of
the sspersnoed and skiliul female Physicans IN
New England, and has been used with neyer.iailing
success In millions OF cases.
We believe h the best aud surest remedy In the world,
In al cases af nysentAfy and Diuuhna In children,
whether u arhiet from teethng Or from any other
Il ssur togiye immediate rcliefto infants tui
ieTing FROM wind collie.
Iflfe andheah Gao be eElimAted by dollars andcents,
Us worth its weight gold.
Millions OF bottles sold every year In the United
States. u Is an old and well.tried remedy.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
gv-Nons genuine unless ihe fac-simile Of CURTIS
n PERKINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper
Sold by Druggists throtghopt the wurd. r
seplO II !. l.. ST. JOHN Co., Agents 70, lluh'
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Council Proceedings.
CoUNcIL CHAMBER,
Tifiin, Saturday, June %, 1853. I


Tifin, Saturday, June %, lS59}
Council met and A. b. Hovey President
being absent, on motoa Of Frank Wagner,
C H. Heming was appointed President pro
TEN.
Members present, HemiHg, Wagner and
Watson.
The minutes OF last meeting we're then read
by the Clerk and on motion approved a. read.
The following accounts we're then presonted
and read by the Clerk viz
Act Of Jno, Walker Of Sls so for II days
hauling with horse and cart at 81 80 per day,
ana paid Geo Shear for 2 days work on streets
In lot Ward $500.
NJ. A. Mitchell 500. so for l6 ds hauling
with horse and cart at Sl.50 and team day
Flowing 80 so.
Smith Barnes q Co. Of SETS for balance
due upon Crates for let Ward.
Nicholas Young Of $500 for furnishing
stone and setting CRATES ihslst Ward.
G. NJ. Brown OF So. so for balance due for
hauling gray el Ads with team IN lst Ward.
Joseph Slowman Of S2250 for hauling
gravel d. with teams in lst Ward.
a. c. Huhn Of Sl2 so for hauling gravel 5
ds with team 10 let Ward
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CINCINNATI DTnTIket.


On the Sd of July, by the Rev, J, H. Good
Mr. SAMUEL NEKiRE 10 Miss AMANDA =.
BAoHER, both Of Scipio Towship.
On the same day, by the same, M. PHLIP
sruoKEY 10 Miss Many ASN RosESBERoER,
both Of Liberty Township.
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nIanks! Rlnnks Z

Ankinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper, Kept con
stanlly on hand and for sale cheap at the Tar
BuNE OFucE; such as
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, SubpOenas,
Attachments, Nendis,
Executions, Constable Sales,
Blank Notes, &c, SC.
nFJuFtiees and Notahes supplied on rcas-
onabla terms. m
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Terms OF SubscriptiOn.

unless at the option Of the publishers,
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JouN H. NEioHswANpER will be a candidate
before the Republican County Nominating
Convention, for the Office Of County Recorder.
AIR. EplroR:-Plehse announce the name Of
b f. OoLE, as n candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney, subject 70 the decisiIn Of the Repub
lican convention.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

Candidates. who arc subscribers, can have
their names announced in the TRiHUSE, by
prepaying ono Dollar. Those who arc not
subscribers will be charged two Dollars.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15

aud lhe act Of Tinin Gas Light Co. Of S27
for Gas and rent OF Meters for month ofJune.
When on mo ion OF G. II Heming said ao-
counts we're allowed and the Clerk instructed
10 draw orders upon the proper funds for the
several smOuts OF same. On motion Of G III.
Heming the Clerk was instructed % draw an
order on "a Ward Fund for 90 90 in hvor Of
j, Sullivan to apply upon his act. for Mead
amizing and repairing streets in "a Wa, and
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Besides this, large quantities have been
bought at Fostoria, Republic, Green Springs
Attica, Nelmore and other points throughout
the county. The average rrice paid for wool
in this county. this season, is about 40 ets -
Estimating the amount sold at 100000 lbs
this would make the handsome sum Of $780,.
600 paid out to the people Of Seneca county
this season, for wool alone.
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"Whew, how Hot i''-This has been
the common remark for several days past
Old Sol has been letting down upon US, poor
terrestr'als, without mercy, aud the result iS
that we are pretty well used up and done for
With the thermometer at 100 deg. Fahr. and
the devil" botheriug US, all the time, for
copy" it is pretty hard for an editor to main
tain his equanimity, Well may we exolaim,
"oh for lodge in some vast wilderness" Of
shade. where the insinuatiug ganeos Of Old
Sol can never penetrate; where the laughing
waters sparkle and the cooling zephyr invites
repose. Everything is parched and painting
for rain, but no rain comes to moisten the
earth or cool the atmosphere.
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They are talking Of establishing a avmna.

They are talking of establishing Gymna-
sium-in Findlay,
Mr.. Jacob Cromlcy, OF Eagle township,
Hancock county, died very suddenly on Sab
bath morning Of last week He had BEEN en-.
gagged in pitching hay on Saturday aud from
an over effort produced a rupture Of the bow
els. Inflammation set in before the proper
remedies could be applied. and death ensued
as consequence. The deceased had been
long a resident Of that county, and was, at the
time Of his death, about 73 years Of age. So
says the JEFFmsoNiAN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15

At the residence Of his father near Tifin on
Saturday the 9th inst, Josiah II. Hunter son
Of VIM. Hunter, Esq, aged about 2O
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15

Have we City Marshal l-Tbe
drunkenness aud liaosdar-- that nightll oc-
ours on our streets il getting to Il almost
intolerable and deiaands the prompt attention
of our city authorities. A set Of vulgar, i'll
bred chap are In tho habito congregating
upon @e corners Of the streets after nightfall.
VITO not only block up the sidewalks with
their disgusting presence, Orowding ladies in
to the street and insulting them with some
vulgar remark, as they pass by. but make
the night hideous" with their revel and up
roarious shouts and laughter. A lady can
scarcely pass the streets, after dark, without
being insulted or crowded off the sidewalk,
by these gawky, leering, staggering, ill-man-
nered fellows. some Of whom ought to be at
home with their mammas. These things are
getting TO be notorious and therefore we speak
of them in plain terms. Such things ought
not to be in Tifin, which has always enjoyed
a reputation for order and sobrety.
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r o u N ID n Y
and
MACHINE SHOP FOR SALE!

A GooD FOUNDRY end MACHINE SHOP, with
IA az the appnnennnces Of ffit class esiab fhments
10 qoodorlrr-and located 10 houdshing Town Of 5000
inhahi'ants, arceflbe hy railroad lfou l nnintiNili
BE- sold yefy low III application be made soon. FoF fur
ther inlormsli9n urply TO HItLLA POWELLi
iulG.2W Kenion, Ohio.
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DF. ChurCIiiIl's WORK on Con-
kumntfOm.

Complying bis Report made 10 10 the lmpsral Aoade-
my OF Medicine, Panfi Notes Of Cases, and IstteFl,
Dnauments, Te,dmoniea, &o.i which, i6gethff with
Cif1uaf, will be sent on receipt ofrWELFE CENTS
In stamps 10 cover the expehfe Of roliagot,
~ Those therefore, who wi N RELIABLE iNFOR.
NATION previous 10 deciding whether 20 Try this
uaotdinaU remedy should loss He IN writlhg foI
DR. CbuFchilps Treatise, Thoutnhda would be fefofsd
10 health by placing thsmteltet uhdef this treatment
during ths summef which itthe most favorable season.
but who, " they delay, may 60 down 70 pfsmaiuTs
~ Price of.'WINCH EsTERs GENUINE PREP
ARATION,h ofthe HYFOrHogFHtrEs Of Lfnk SAD soi
Gin syupD 81 per botlei three bottles Zoe g. Sin.
glo bottles, In concentrated solution ~ aAiLi when
10 the Profession, Each botle has f directions ot
use, with my FAC simile signature, USE NO OTHER,
In the United Ftatos, BY =. WINCH ESTER,
American and Foreign Agents, 40 Iohn a.. N. "
6old by /. l.. Sc John K Co, aud p. Wooster, TiG
hnO. July ATTY
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an order on City Fund m favot Peter Fur.
gusou for 5000 20 apply upon bis account as
sonry made 10y tho Succl Commissioner under
thc urder of Council made on tho a5th ulumo
was thcu read BY The Clctk, and there being
some doubt AZ 70 Che correctness Of sad F..
umate, on motion the Street Commissioner
Was instructed 10 make new Estimate Of
said masonry add the CLERK vas instructed up
on receiving az estimate Of the amount 70 be
paid Cor by the City, 10 dfaW an order on the
ls, Ward fund In favoi of N Cornaly, for the
amount of same.
On motion Council then adjourned 20 meet
Saturday. July 6. 1853 at o'clock r. NJ.
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The Wool Trade of Tifin and Seneca
county. the present season, amounts TO quite
a little item. The clip in this county foots up
some 400 900 lbs. annually, and it iS estimated
that fully 100000 lbs. have been bought up
by different parties, this season. Over lOO,-
600 lbs. Of this amount have been bought by
parties in Tifin as follows.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15

Mail TO FOstOria.-We understand that
the Mail route between Tiffin and Fostoria
was discontinued, BEcAUsE II DID NOT PAY,
and that It Is to be reestablished, PROVIDED
the people interested make up the deficiency.
This, we understand has been done. So it
10, that under this Democratic Administration
the people Of the free states must not only pay,
directly out Of their pockets, for their own
mail facilities or do without but be taxed to
keep up non paying routes at the South.
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improvements are visible everywhere
throughout our city The fine three-story,
brick block, put up by j D, Loomis. immedi.
atoly south Of MAYORS Hardware Store, is
nearly completed aud will be ready for occu.
patton in few days. ist across the street,
the walls of another three-story, business
block, by John Houck, are going up. John
T. Huss and Harrison Noble have, each, made
valuable additions and improvements to their
residences. Joseph Vollmer has nearly COM
pleted splendid brick residence on Adams
street, near the depot. aud p Nyman one in
The suburbs. South. on the plank road.
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Job Printing.

Wehave 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 us a call.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15

The Alarm Of Fire on Thursday morn
ing was caused by the partial burning Of the
water house. at the Depot
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15

Read the new advertisements in to-day's
paper. They will be found interesting.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15

This exraorlinay CHEMICAL PREPARATION
OF PHOSPHORUS, Uhe rRoPHyEA cTIo and CURATIVE
properie, OF which discovered by Dr. r. Church.
ill, Of Parish speriorming wonderful throughout
Europe andthe United States, having already attained
since itl introduotion, remarkable popullrty both
with the medical profession and the pnblc. II is
purely SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION, acting with
ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY, snd Of ofiNVARlABLE EFF
CACY In all StageS Of Pulmonary and Nervous Diieat-
a. The
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Cure OF COnsumptiOn.

In the second andthF stages (at aperod consequent
y when there be uncertninty the Of
the disease be obtained In AcateG BY this treat.
Itself sufficient 10 prodioe death Hereditary prsds.
position seems In way oounteraot the effect Of the
HHPuPHosPHiTEki patients In whom u was most
strongly marked recovering A. rapidly A. others.
This Remedy has not ouly cufatve effect, but viii,
fued wherever there exists susnlcoh ofhe disease,
PREVENT Tr7 DEVELOPEMEH EHr, snd thus autA )
APREsERvATIvE WITH RuokHn TO COHaguMFTIoN, sUHr
As vAscGH .TIoN DoEs WITH REOARD TO uMALL,rON4
Tits imposfible, within the limits Of ordinary adj
veTiisement, 10 furnish the OVERWHELMING
PROOFS IN nv potgysinn IN fsrard 20 the Of
this new and SPECIFIC TREATMENT l0fohs Of the
most terrible soourges ofthe hun1n Rut IN order
10 satisfy the nquseFs who daily addTets.
Ing nae for information, have just pubished ahaS.
ti0n Of
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Timn RetoiI MnrI,ct.


rCoreoiod weekly, by II. A. BUsKtRR 4 Bro,
Wholesalea aud Retail dealers In Groceries aud pro,
dueo Of alkinds, shs whani Rlouk TiainO,l
o. fua
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+. III. Douglas, eolored orator gave a
free lecture at Webster Hall on Friday even
ing. on the subject Of slavery. We did no,
hear him.
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NIAproN

Accident---Suspicion of Murdcr.--A
young man from Larue, named Mcfarland
was run over by the cars, little beyond la
rue on the evening Of the 4th. He was at Ma
rion during the celebration, and went home on
the evening train. Suspicion is strongly en-
tertaiued, from the fact that his hat aud blood
were found some distance from where he was
run over chat he was brutally murdered and
then pheed on the track 10 hide suspicion
NJ ,aGON MiRRoR.
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Harvest.-Our farmers are generally done
cutting their wheatand are pitching into their
hay and oats. Consequently few Of them
come TO town.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nRAR IN MIND

FW-Thut ttheTRIBUNE has the lare-
est circulation, and is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, in Seneca
County.-El
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The Thermometer, this week, has
ranged from 90 to 100 deg. Fair. keep
Ioo,i
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Judge WhitoIey has been assisting Judge
Seney on the Bench this week. Court will
probably adj urn on Saturday.
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welnvite Attention to otheadvortisement,
in another pls Of Hammonion Farming
Lands located at i,smmontou, New Jersey.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15
FOr Salc Id this Omce.

One Full Scholarship ia the Ohio State and Union
Law college, Cleveland Ohio.
One Full seholar,hipn the Eclectic College Of Aed
cine, Cincinnati, Ohio.
An Of The above will be sold very eheap for Cash.