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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

Thus proving that the value OF this G' AM Is
not determined by SELECTED CnENisr, ar SkLE'-
y, Il sprctylSs or even SELECTED CARGOEs, hut an
average of the importatous just u they arrl'e'ana
lust a. they are offered to the public for sale.
And for a like array of eminent authority, pro-
miscuously obtained from pronscuons rargoeS' IN
different parts of the world, we challenge com
parison with any phosphate GuANO now Tor sale
,,,h If.cotr FOWLE co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06


1nO BARRELS Old Rye wh.key
lUV 30 bbl- Gibson Whi-key
% Rcrtifcd Whiskey
10 n. r. Rum
10 Sweet Wine
90 " French Brandy
Ginger Brandy
) casks Old Madeira Wine
81 &" Por, Wine. for sale hy
ap2l kINCHELOE L BRUIN.
~ HHDS. PRIME PORTO RICO SUGAR
lU 90 bbls. Crushed do.
10 Cut Loaf do.
20 Powdered and GRADUATED do.
80 boxes Adamantine Candles
20 half boxes do. do
90 tierces Cider Vinegar Just received and
for sale 10y j. IL. McN El"h sun
iel Prince street wharf.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING our Summer
w Supply Of GROCERIES,. consisting IN part
of prime Sugars. MolaSscs, Coffee. and Teas. to
which We invite attention. Also daily expecting
a superior lot of Newfoundland HERRING, pack
ed expressly for this market. which will be sold at
market price.
ie 10 z. ENGLISH ( BRO.
T LIQUORS.
IL 10 bbls. Y, Xxx, xxx Whiskey.
20 Brandy, Rum and Gin.
10 " Double Rectifcd Whiskey, in store
and for sale en- pleasing terms by ~
NH - j. /. iOuNh.
INISH! FISH. FISH $50 barrels just re-
T. ceived. consisting Of
325 bbls. Eastern Herring
3I5 bbls. Alewives Herring which are offered
i'd ROBINSON 4 PAYNE.
q CASKS MUIRd SONS EDINBURGH ALE;
y Boneless Sardines; Anchovies; Cocoa Shells:
genuine Scotch Herring. in kegs; and Worcester
shire Sauce, just received and for sale by
is2I J. +. DOUGLASS.
coo BBLS. No. | Newfoundland HERRINGS
SUU 100 jbls. ALEWlFES
90 L" POTOMAC HERRINGS
2uhslt barrels Family do. For sale by
iel KNOX BRO.
~ THERE'S more OF those choice SUGAR
IL CURID HAMS. received this day. direct
;e 81 J. i. DOUGLASS.
TROUiD ALUM SALT.-l,OOo sacks q. 4.
(I Salt lat. IMPORTATION in store and for sale by
GRAY. MILLER CO..
100 Cor. King and Water -sts
DACE.-smithleleJ Bacon Haurs. Side. aud
T. 90 ~. HARPER co.
IJERlING.-9 barrels No ! Herring, in
i i st0e and for sale by
as WHEAT i BRO.
1hh BUSHELS PRIME BUCkWHEA for
lUU ,sie by
!. /, HILL. BROWN 1 PiRTLOW.
o. BXES REFINED SUMNER CANDLES,
/ ID rceiyed. and for sale by
;e II GARRETT HlILST. IA. King street.
/ I,HfESE.-lO Cases oil superior Norton. Pine
y APPLE Cbeee. for 'aie BY
70 j. Y. HARPER co.
1o 3BLs. AiEWIVEs: 10 hall barrel. rOt".
/ ~ IA. Fsllib Roe HEkhINGs, IL .tore AID
foI adj ussl ]. {, DOUGLASS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06
PERUVIAN GUAN0.

NTE are now receiving at our Depot> at Wash
w ington and this city. the cargoes OF the
CERES" and "TENrLENAN,' just arrived di'r"i
Eom hs rhncha Isia"d., and are thus enabled To
offer our customers fresh article, in new aud
strong bagging.
Our present price is S56 per ton of 1000 Ms.
FOWLE L co.
We give below the analysis OF the Temple
mans" cargo. just made lay DR.. K. II. Stabler:
The analysis Of the "Ceres" cargo is not yet
completed.
.Annlu.is of cnran II Rorlne Teml,Iemnn, E,..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06
FISH. FISH. FISH,.

FISH! FISH! FISH,!
WISHIN TON Il. ca.
Lave IN STORE, and offer for sale. upon
IL the best terms
$40 bbls. No. EASTERN HERRING
27j ALEWINES.
" Il. We desire TO call particular attention Ia
our large stock of FISH, ~ we have made
ransemenrs which will cnnhlc to offer great in
dmcements. my ~
vNHlS DAY LANDING. from Schr. Fleetwood.
i to which we invite attention
10 hhds. :. 81. SYRUP
60 bags Prime RIO COFFEE
50 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
GRAY, MILLER 4 CO..
o. Corner King 4 R"yal-st.
bakers TOBACCO.-KNOX 4 BRO sole
d agents. have on hand and will lee receiving
during the full supply of this most choice
TOBACCO. consisting in part of the following
Lrands-Gold Leaf, Joy to the World. and Baker,
Elves. je II
s0l BBLS, FLOUR for sale. consisting Of
OUU Family, Extra. and Super, Of various
brands: also, in store aud for sale Country Soap.
Lard, Alewives and Eastport Herring.
je 10 T. ENGLISH { BRO.
MILL Feed. 900 bushels Brown stuff Ship
lNl Stuff, and heavy Ground FSed, for sale by
ieIS WHEAT 4 BRO.
FDINBrRG PALE ALE, in stone jugs, just
II received and for sale by
je2 MARSHALL 4 WARD.
EISH-2OO bbl. Newfoundland No. / Herrings
L and Alewives, for sale by
iel5 T. A. RREwIS.
A LOT OF PRIME COUNTRY HAMS, just
~ received, and Tor sale by
je % T.. ENGLISH & BRO.
MACKEREL.-l0O kits No. Family Make
lHl rel, for sale by
je9 N. HARPER 4 CO.
On BOXES JACKSON'S MOULD CANDLES,
~ Tor Summer use, in store, and for sale by
ie2 MARSHALL & WARD.
DOTATOES.-Wbite Mercer Potatoes, for sale
l. by lie 20l J. y. HARPER L co.
I INVITE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS TO
| call al my MASufAcT0EY, No. 81 King STREET,
BErwEkS WASHINGTON AND 81. AsArH STREETS,
and examine my large and hAul.ope assortment
vi SADDLERi GOODS. do not intend to he
surpas sed in my line Of business ny any other city.
have on hsnd. and am daily manufacturing,
lin. and superior assortment can he found in
Any Of the Northern cities. My stock comprises
n great variety ~ can be found i'll any other
house. consisting Of HARNESS Of all kinds. from
the line uuIlt work down 10 the irsy. cart. aud
plough Harness; TRUNKS of every hini. hu.
Sole Leather, Steel Spring Iron Frame Ladie.'
rruukS and Bnunrt Boxes. snd all other kinds,
down 10 tho comm"n Packing Trunk; Saddle.
Brides Murtingis, WHIP. a"., line u. The
finest: Buffalo and fancy koi,e-. prising uloyes,
Horse Covers. Carpet bags, Nulirr.. Ac.. &C.. oi
all kind. Call aud Zee tor yourselves.
Thankful tor the very liberal paironag. hereto
tpre extended, solicit Continuance Of the same.
and pledge myself &" pare ~ paius To give salts
faction. All good. Warrsnt.d 10 be h repre- Senied
""r ai-n NM. r. pAUHErT
NTo0L PURCHASED al The highest ash
w prizes, by
isr8 HILL, BROWN. ) PAhTL0W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06
SOMBRERO GUANO,

The richest PHOSPHATE GUAN0 KNOWN
Having accepted the Agency for the sale Of this
article in Washington. Ge"rget"wn, and AlcNnn-
dra, full supply will always be kept on hand.
It is pu, up i'll bag, snd barrels. Particular at
l-ntion is asked to the following anal ySi> by DR..
Il. II. Stabler.
Organic Matter. yielding Ammonia"........ S.2s
Ash Mineral portion ................. sd.'!
Mater ....,.. $40
100. 10
A"aiyoi. Of Nm'rd l"rfi"".
Phosphate "f Lime.
Carbonate at Lime %"
Phosphate ut Irou aud Sand 49,
-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06
T. A. BREWIS

rs NOW K &c EWING PER SCHOONERS
i Mott Bedell, and Fairfax. from New York, and
Propeller j. Jerome, from Philadelphia large
and well selected stock of ar y EER les ard
HQf ORS, which lie offers to the public al the
very lowest cash prices, consisting III part u: fol-
lows, viz
90 hhds. New Orleans Sugar
- aud terces MolaSScS
- bbls. New Orleans Molussrs
80 Crushed. GRADUATED. Powdered. and
Loaf Sugars
100 bags Rio, Laguyra. Java, and Mocha Coffee
20 chests Black. Young IIy-"n. aud uun-
powder Teas
100 boxes Adanantine Candies
80 Mould Il"
- Starch
- bbls. Vinegar
3 tierres Rice. &c. mh lS--6m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

TIME LAST Volt NJ T. Of HUMB0LDTS
i COSMOS. n sketch OF physical
description 81, The inverse by Alexander Won
Humboldt. translated by Otte' 4 Dallas. l2mo. SSr
MoSairs. by the author Of salad for the Sota-
~" eel. l2mu. cloth, Sl.2j.
The Game of DraughtS Checkers. simplitcd
and explained. with practical diagrams and H.
lusrations. by ID. Scattergood. 3Sc.
Deacon Doo!ittc'S Drolleres. q collection Of
quaint and funny stories told by the deacon, he.
Natures School. Lesson. from the Garden
and the Field, publishedby American ). 5. Union,
zoe. The Bridge over the Brook :. :. l. l5c.
Desilver's New Maps of the Seat of War with
large amount of statistical information. and por-
traits OF Francis Joseph Napoleon Sd. Victor En-
anucl. and Alexander I'd. beautifully colored zoe.
A further supply of Gillott's Black Swami Quill
Pens, - cent. each. just received and Tor sale
by JAS. ENTWlSLE 4 son,
10 No King
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

4 ,OMBS, BRUSHES, Icin great variety.
y comprising Shell. Tuck, and Side Combs;
Horn. Pocket. Dressing. Tuck and Side Combs;
Buffalo Dressing, India Rubber Side, Tuck. Pun,
Bonnet Dressing. Pocket. Fine. and Long Combs,
aud Fine Ivory; also. Hair, Finger. Tooth. and
Nail Brushes, and Steel and India Rubber Hair
Pins. kept constantly. Tor sale cheapby
il. f. JOHN II. PARROTT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

NTooL PURCHASED al the highest ca-
w prices, by
isrs HILL, Brown. ! PAhTLoW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

. CASKS MUIR 1 SONS EDINBU RGH ALE;
y Boneless Ssrdines; Anchovies; Cocoa Shells;
genuine Scotc, Herring. in kegs: and Worcester
shire Sauce, jlst received and for sale by
;s2I J. +. DOUGLASS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

IIARDw CUTLERY, HOUSE kEEP-
III ERS GOODS. FISHING TACKLE, tr. at
No SO King. Corner OF Royal Street, Alexsn-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

GLASS JARS. for putting up all kinds "t
(I Fruit and Vegetables. which are much cheap
ar than lin, and have the advantage ot always be-
ing ~ good rs new. Frui, put up in these Jars
viii be free FROM any taste Of tin. For sale by
ia IS H. COOK CO., Ssrep'a Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

~ THERE'S more of those choice SUGAR
IL CURID HAMS. received this day. direct
from Cincinnati and for sale by
IL d j. f. DOUGLASS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

On BOXES JACKSONS MOULD CANDLES,
~ Tor summer use in store, and for sale by
ie MARSHALL & WARD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

1ryuITr ZINC IN OIL--Nu Snow White
w American Zinc, Pure Freuch do. Pennsyi-
yauiu aud New Jersey do. stone Colored ENC
and Brown Stone Zine, received and for sale by
HENRY COOK { CO.,
90, Sarepta Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

Nv 4 a. MI KKAl, WFR'NIAT TlIiuHN,
w w. lO3 Ki"y Street. have iust rrrci,ei
full and complete assortment of FALL AND
WINTER GOODS, consisting al French tl"rh-,
CaSsimeres, Ncstin.s. and G"ntlrn"n', Furnishing
Goods generally. They are prepared 10 receive
ORDERS and furnish Goods, mad. IN III. Lrst msn
nrr. and of the most approved styles. They invite
generally. SEP -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

NTACKEREL.-l0O kits No. ! Family Make
wi rel, for sale by
e9 J. y. HARPER 4 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

7 LIQUORS.
4 10 bbls. Y. Xxx, xxx Whiskey.
20 Brandy, Rum and Gin.
10 Double Recti6rd Whiskey, in store
and for sale en- pleasing terms by
NH "a J. T. YOUNG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

COACH VARNlSH. dc.-Japan farnish, Fur
| , niture Vsrnish. Salad Oil, Huut- L,niment'
iod;Js of Pots ssium, best Cpd Liver Oil on drausht
inst received uud Tor sale by
'">' JAMES ENrwISLE, ia,
% IN Apotherary. " King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

rROuiD ALUM SALT.-l.000 sacks q. 4.
\J Salt lat. importation. in store and for sale by
GRAY. MILLER 4 CO.,
90 Cor. King and Wat.r-sts.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11
Tlffn RaLail Marlrat.

Corrected dwe,sly,by byu A. BusKtpK uto Whole.
sale and Retail lealerl in gnrerea and produce Of all
hiuds, shauhaa's Block TtmaO.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11
RellRions NIntters.

The religious interest has about reached its
climax in this place, if we may Judge hym tho
nuqber of new converts that are now being
brought into the fold Of faith During the two
weeks past some six or eight persons have united
Themselves with the Methodist Episcopalohurch.
and meetings in this church are still continued
tr'weckly.
About Che same number, perhaps, have deelar
ed themselves on the side Of the Lord, in the
Methodist Protestant church. Services arc held
every evening in this church.
In the Baptist church the good work Il stin
going ON. and ON last Sabbath three new converts
We're immersed, and welcomed 20 tie fellowship
Of the church, In other branches Of the christ.
ian church there has also been much interest imam
itested, aud, we learn, not withou, ns good NJ
suits. We suppose We are safe in saying that
ever one hundred persons have embraced religion
in Timu. during this revival.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11
CMrlous DemncrnnY.

The Looompton faction Of the Democracy in
saudusky county have organized secret society
Of the clark lantern" order, for the purpose, the
DrNooRAT says, Of monopolising all the offices
aud giving their patronage to tho MtssrNom,-
or course the editor Of the Democrat and his
friends are not counted in.
By the way tho MrssrNom is now edited by
a pair Of trothcrs, named Foulke, who, eighteen
months ago, were publishing rank Know. Moth.
ing paper in Pennsylvania, Being Kind Of
convertible property that may be put to any yul
gar use, they consented to become the organ
grinder" Of the Lccompton "rliquo" at Fremont
Frank Foulko is the same one, wo suppose, who
wrote 10 us, l0st Spring desiring to purchase an
interest In the TRInvNE aud citing his Peunsyl
yania paper, us proof That he was "sound on the
goose" He was formerly rabid X, N. and in
1894 had controversy with the Catholic Priest
at Fremont in which he called the Catholics and
bloody furriners' all kinds Of naughty names.
The DnoouAr is now publishing iustallmcnts Of
these bloody articles Of Franks, for the purpose
OF ro'rlshing his memory. They are indeed
curiosity.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11


We paid flying visit to tho Queen City, dur.
ing the past week, and In the language Of an II.
hnois politician, "had a Wrapping good time"
A noticeable feature with the Sandusky, Day.
ton a Cincinnati Railroad Is the recent increase
Of travel ltisrcportcd, and we believe on prct.
" reliable authority that this road is beginning
to share more largely in the general travel, both
north and south. The "gold fcvcr," no doubt,
adds some to the number that travel Ono Of the
most iuterostng points oa this road is at Forest
herv tlte tsaia a..sssr ohcvks up than every
passenger, who attempts retreat from the cars,
Is besct with parcel Of hotel runners" aud for
a time one would be led 10 think there was more
truth than poetry in the adage "thorc danger in
tho DARK" Wohopo conductors will teach these
darkcs to be a little more civil
Tho business Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad is quito iattcriug indeed. The
local travel is very large, aud stockholders ar,
realizing a handsome profit on the amount Of cny-
ital invested The road is well oaiocrod--lh,
most prominent among which arc ID. MoInrcn
supt, and VIM. Martin, conductor
While IN the city We met with quite number
Of our editorial brethren, aud had a good time
generally.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11
NrWr AnnnT mnME

FREMoSr AND INDIANA RAILRoAD.zTlfis road
has now been open for business 10 Fostoria dis
Anoo Of % miles from this place. since the lst Of
February. One train day is run over il, for ac.
oommodation Of passengers and freight between
the two places II is perhaps portion Of the
year that the least amount Of business would be
done yet the receipts have boen larger than was
anticipated by the Directors. Mr.. r. W. y. Nc
Lellan, Treasurer, has given us statement If
the earnings Of the road for the month. which arc
S139i2.
Arrangements have been completed, by which
the iron will bo laid down 10 Lima at an carly
day, which will then give US an easy aud tie
MOST DUror route 10 Cincinnati. Louisville st.
Louis, DO, Of any road In Northwestern 0hio.-
Too much credit cannot be given 10 Dr. l.. Q
Rawson, President Of the road, for hi indefati.
gable efforts in building IL during the financial
difficulties Of tho past season.-FREMoST JouR-
NAL.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11
Tho sprina Eiocllons.


Monday, April 4th, is the day fixed by law
for holding lhemunicpal and township elections.
Great care should be taken that good, competent
and faithful men are placed in the dinyro { OH.
ccs Of trust. These minor Offices ARE those that
come nearest The people and Ia which they ought
% be the most Interested National aud state
politics are well enough in their place but we
should attend TO matters at home first; aud il is
the duty Of every good citizen 10 exercise discrc-
tion and care, IN the selection Of local officers 49,
He Is rccreint 81 his trust, AZ conservator Of
the public veal, who docs not DO this. The in.
forests, good order aud character Of every com.
munity are In the hands Of THE rrorLF, and, II
he people do not take care Of their own interests,
by going to the polls aud seeing that mono but
good aud faithful officers nrc plnccd in power,
they can only blame themselves for the conso.
quenecs. IL Is generally the most worthless aud
irresponsible part Of community, that aro the
most punetual at the polls This accounts for a
great deal Of bad legislation, in6my and crime.
We believe II Is the duty Of every citizen 10
carry HE politics aud principles IN he has any,
into the nhnutcst details Of phblic niairs; bat he
should make honesty, cnpacity and good morals
an essential part Of his principles, in the sclcc
tion Of officers. What we hcah Is. that belief.
ing Ropublicnnism the only true political ground,
we should carry out that principle, rs firas pos
'ible' by phciug Republicans In power; butthcy
should always be moh Of character and strict ini
.cgrity. Wherever an issue is made and Tnrty
lines are drawn, Il Is the duty Of every good Re.
RiuhL
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11
MARRIED.

On the 81 inst, at the residence Of the bride
bv Rev Bassctt, Mr.. JoHN b, FEAGLis with Miss
ANN ELIZA CLARK, all OF Seneca County
On the 22d inst, by solomon Hare, Esq, Mr.
JonN RiSEnoIr 10 Miss NANCY +. FREEr, both ol
Tymochtec Township, Wyandot Co, o.
In this city, at the residence Of r. W. Shawhan
Esq, by Rev. W. IL. Cooper, ON Wednesday
March 9Th, Mr., a. c. SNEATH with Miss LlB, o
SnAwilAN, all Of Tiifn.
Another bachelor has committed suicide anj
slid through the Hymenial "trap.door" into mat
rmopiol obscurity, Our satanic Majesty" says
'let cm slide, so long us they treat the Prntc
to such magnificent piles Of cake, as that whicl
they received on this occasion.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11

JouN SrAun, We understand, has rented the
Van Doom House in this place aud will take pos
session, as landlord, on the lat Of April.
Esq. COOurod has removed his office to Tomb's
Block, up stairs,
Andy Arnt has rsnoved his Saloon from the
Shawhan House To tho South RON in Cross
Block
henry ST. John is fitting up two business rooms
in his building, opposite the Court House, One
Of them will be occupied by +. N. Holt, as a
Grocery storo-the other by Henry Smith, as a
Clothing store.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11
House nurncd.

We learn that the residence Of Mr. N. v. 10.
CART situated about two miles cast Of Republic
was sntieely consumed on Friday last Mr. B,
was absent at the time, and the childrcn had
built fire against a stump, near by, for the pur
pose Of making maplo sugar, The wind blow
ing towards he house two, story frame, sparl
caught undcr the ooruice, near The roof, and wher
discovered all efforts 70 cStinguish It proved an
sueeossfll. Fortunately the teacher and sohol
ars Of school near by, came to tho relief Of IN,
family in tmoto savoall the furniture and goods
Mr., Bogart's loss, on which thereis no insurance
is some $500. Mrs. B. was very much frighten-
cd, supposing for time that her youngest child
was in The flames.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11

George Adams, the individual that undertook
to play ball with brick and mistook Freneh's
head fr a bat" ia in danger Of having to suffer
a little at the hands Of justice for his DIVERSION
AZ an examining trial before Mayor Keen, on
Monday, that funCtionarY deemed the assault
worthy the attention ofa higher court, and, con.
scqucntly, bound him over in the sum of 5000 to
answer,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11
Harper for March.

This isa splendid No, and although little
tardy, none the less welcome on that account
The illustrated articles are "Mt. Vernon as it is;'
"Croton Water aud its Iulnbians;" "Vasco
Nunez de Balboa" aud "tho Yirginians," For
sale by Pelan-.Priea So a year.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11

tV-BtAcKwoop for February s gem Of q
number. Those whose literary tastes are eleva.
tod cannot foil TO find peculiar qualification IN
reading such papers as "Carlylc;" Popular Lit
erature"-part 1.-THE Periodical Press; "Ob-
jcc'ionablc Books" &c. Re published in the
United States by Leonard Scott q Co, 81, Gold
street. New York
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11

In the Saudusky County Common Pleas, a
MIRA. weise hasreeoyered verdietofSGOO agains,
Jacob Speaker, for wilhlly aud maliciously
pushing her into gutter, filed with mud and
water, which she was seeking to stop up to pre-
vent the water flowing upon her garden; in con
sequence Of which she received serious personal
injury
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11

Tho municipal officers to be elected by our
city 'his Spring are Mayor, Marshal, Treasor-
Grand Street Commissioner, and one Councilman,
Supervisor and Assessor for each Ward,
Clinton Township, we believe, elects a Justice
of the Peace, Constable, Assessor Treasurer,
Clerk and Trustees.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11
Job Printing,

or all Nnds from tlie largest Poster down 10
the smallest Gard. executed at this Office. very
low aud in a style not to he surpassed, by any
Office Ia the State.
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CARD 10 LADIES.

TTHE haohish peree pills. Cor females. The Importers
l. ofs reliable and safe remedy ior female complaints
would respectfully call the attention ofhe ladies Of this
country 70 a. feeling assured that in this they win hnd
safe and novcr inH remedy for all diseases arising from
derneed and dsnrietod stem, sqoh sick headache
papioion oitho heart owness Of spirits nervous afoo-
tions, l.eucoFrhea, &c.
In removing stoppagos or ohtuctions Of the menses
tom whatever they are nialhle The suppression,
80 common, sspoediy relieved and there viii be
cuuence u used according 20 directions, They
peciay aduptedi MARURD LADns, Clor particulars
circulate, 20 be ound in eHoh box, with direetont)
None genuine without the signature OF Emile hIouon
Propdcior % Rue 81. llonore Paris Aiassol Laurie.
importers,
Price AZ 25 per box, hnlfhnxes, IS cents. Sold BY an
respectable druggists iu the unted States aud Cunadus.
Mail Package, pa; upin closely sealed double end IN
velopesi AMI hNyng the appearance Of an ordinary leer
price SlOO, sod anly by general agents, n. Adm
and Cos cleveland d., who win send thom post paa the
ieccpi Of the price, and to whom all orders must be address
ed
SOLD by O. 4. 81, John Of Tilln o. who will also send
them BY malo any address ihe leept price, through
Octi l5.lf
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When yearly Advertisements inserted, one or more
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