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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-23

What Cincinnatian thinks of TiGin.
The following letter Of correspondent, wri.
ting from this place, We clip from the Cincin.
matt COMMERCIAL:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-23

1900 Bottles Per Day.-Ycs, reader,
tins Is the average amount Of the daily sales of
htNNfpY s MEDICAL DlscovERY As a gentle
man remarked 10 US few DAYS since land he
is the proprietor Of one Of the popular medi.
zines Of the day, ,""Mr. Kennedy is doing
four times as much business as any proprietor
OF patent medicines in the country. And do
you think that the community would spend
such an Immense amount Of money f1r an arti.
Gle II It did not possess claims Of a superior
natureY Mo- every bottle that is sold TELLS.
One bottle cures the Scrofula-the next IN,
Rheumatismi and thus it is that this great de
stroyer Of humors has gained so exalted 10
sitiOn in the estimation Of the public.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-23

Seneca Co. Fair.--The ninth Annual
Fair Of the Seneca Co. Agricultural Society
will be held at the Grounds near this place,
commencing on Wednesday next, Sept. 2sth,
and continuing three days. From present in
dieations it viii be the best exhibition Of the
kind ever held in the county. The Board
have been untiring in their efforts to make il
attractive, interesting and profitable, and they
now call upon the farmers, mechanics, mer-
chants and artisans Of the county and upon
the ladies too, to bring in their contributions
for exhibition. Every one can do something.
Come, throw in your mite whatever It may be
bring your wives, sons and daughters along
and see what Seneca county can do in the
way Of horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry, ag
ricultural and mechanical products, farming
implements, dairy products, the fine arts,
fruits, flowers, &c. DC Il is by bringing our
products together from different parts Of the
county, and comparing them, by interchang-
ing opinions and learning each others expert
enee. that correct information is diflused and
all are more or less benefited. Tire a,,na
can thus see the results Of different modes Of
cultivating the SOIL and adopt HAT which ia
best and most economical. The stock raiser
can compare the different grades Of cattle,
horses, sheep &C., and profit by the expert
enee Of others. The mechanic and artisan can
compare the results Of their handicraft and at
the same time exhibit their wares to tho peo-
pie, to whom they sell. The good dame can
exhibit her butter and cheese and domestic
fabrics along side Of her neighbor's and thus
show what the skim Of her own fingers can ae-
eomplish.
But to the ladies especially VIC look for aid,
for without their cheering presence. smiles of
sunshine and the magical touch Of their fairy
fingers. fairs, like all things else, must prove
a failure. They alone can bring order out Of
confusion and beauty out of chaos. Man rules
supreme at the pillow, the loom, the anvil, the
workshop, on the bench and in the forum,
but when it comes TO flowers and fancy fix
ms. ." he must yield the palm-his buugling
fingers have no business there-they only make
confusion worse eonfounded." We would
say TO the ladies, then,
"Bring flowers, sweet flowers"
and decorate Floral Hall from top to bottom.
1t will cheer the heart and exert a most happy
influence on all, who behold it, Flowers are
the eounterparts Of angels and no ono can look
upon them without having holier and more
sublime emotions.
Then come to the Fair. Il is the peoples
gala day. Come, SEQ what is 10 be seen-laugh |
with those that laugh aud participate in the
general rejoicing. Don't forget to bring along
your wives and children, your sous and daugh-
ters, old folks and young folks.
'Let busy care
ANhile forbeaF"
and come 10 the Pair.
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New York Market.

INV ohk, sept, ~.
Fraun-- Afaileot kaa uys.ss-.i-5cftUc lower
Sales 10s00 bbls at 81 0O@4 40 tor super ives
TEN; 81 95@5 90 for fresh ground shining
brands extra round hoop Ohio; closing dull.
MHgAr-Alarket a shade better. Sales 2OOO
bu at Sl@l 05 for spring In small LOTS 81 i5
for amber western doj 81 l7@l % for white
Michigan; 81 10 for red do.
RyE-Stoady. Sales 5000 bu part to arrive
at SOC.
BARLEr-Quiet. Sales $500 bu California
at 6Oc.
CoRS-Scarce and shade frmer. Sales $4,000
bus ssc for western mixed in lots; g2o for
prime white southern.
OArs-Quiet at 36@39c for western.
WulsKY-Firm, Sales 400 bbls az 27c.
PoRK--Firmer. Sales 1000 bbls nt sl5 80
@l5 GO for messi Sl3OO@l3 so for primo
mess.
BLEF-Heavy. Sales 275 bbls at s5 OO@5
so for country prime; s. 75@7 90 for do mess
LARD-Firmer. Sales $50 bbls at lO3I6
ll4o for No. I city 10 prime western.
BUTTER-Firm at l2@1l6c for Ohio; l7@2l
C for State.
CurraF-Firm nj 9mgiEc
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The Campaign is Opon!



MoxpAy EvrwSe. Sept. rs: = Venice %.
aanna's School liousei l.. stem and Horace,
Huber speakers
scipio h.. rodd's School House, J. X. Hord
and Gideon Joncs, speakers.
Liberty lps Feaseli'a School House; Earl
Rll and N. l.. Brewer, speaker,
TursnAY EvESNo, Sept "a g. Reed %
Omar: J. X Horl aud m Huber, speakers.
Adams tp., Lowell; N. l.. Brewer aud Gid.
con Jones, speakers.
Jackson ip., Rel,ul,ath; d. r. Dewolf and
J. N. Brown, speakers.
FmbAY Eve. Sept 9Oth,--Rocd TO-, Lodi
L. Stem and n. = Brewer, speakers.
Adams tp. Greenspnugs; Homer Everett
and Earl Bill, speakers
SATURDAY Eve, Oct ist;-Ssneca lp., Gal
braith's School House; Earl Bin and N. l..
Brewer, speakers.
Pleasant tp. Thos Walson's Seheol House
II, l.. M'Koe, L. Adams and NJ Patlcnon,
speakers.
Hopevoll tp., Hopcwoll Ccnlcr, Horace
Huber and ID. +. DeWolf, speakers.
MoSDAy Eve, Oct. 3d;-Pleasant TO-, Du.
mond's School Housoi l.. Stem aud b. y.
Ogle, speakers.
Thompson tp., Flat Rock; J. N. Brown, II.
Huber aud ID. F. DcWolf, speakers.
Venice tp, Carsous School House; Gideon
Jones and N. l.. Brewer speakers.
TUESDAY, EVE, Oct, 4th;-Libetty ,p, Peaks
School House, J. NJ. Brown and l.. Adams
speakers.
Big Spring tp, Dewit's school House: J
K Hord and b. r. Ogle, speakers
Scipio %, Halls School House; G Jones,
Isaac Sei,z and N l.. Brewer. speakers.
wEpSmpAY Eve, Oct, 5thi-- Eden tp, Noril
Bend Schnnl He.-s. ~ p-eussr a1d Nj
Patterson, speakers.
Adams Up, Minis School House: n. uuuv,,
II. l.. M'kee and j. M. Brown, speakers.
THURSDAY EvF, Oct 9Th - Hopewcll N
kepple's School House; II. Huber aud N. l.
Brewer, speakers.
Jackson tp, Lanbrighl's School Housei L
Stem and l.. Adams, speakers.
LoudOn tp, Rainey's School House, ] M
Patterson 4 B T oglo, speakers.
FRipAr Evr, Oct, 6th:-Thompson tn, Roy
er's Shool House; J X Hord and Gid. Jones
speakers.
Seneca tp, Marko's School House II Huber
d DeWolf and G Keen, speakers.
Reed Up, Reed town. N l. Brewer and II I
MKee, speakers
SATURDAY EvE, Oct. sth;-Loudon tp, Eos
toria; L Stem aud II Huber, speakers.
Venice 70, Attica; J X Hord and ID r De
Wolf, speakers
Liberty tp, Bettsvillc Earl Bill and G
Keen, speakers.
MoNDAv Eve Oct, lOth:-Soipio IN, Repub
lie; X Hord and d + DeWolG speakers.
Eden Up, Melmorei Earl Bill & N l. Brew
or, speakers.
Big Spring tp, Adriani L Stem and II /
M kee enonkera
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Council Proceedings.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, :
Tiffin, Saturday, Sept. "a, 1885
Council met and was called TO order by the
President.
Members present, Hovey, Heming, Wagner
and Watson.
The Clerk then read the minutes Of the last
two meetings, which on motion were approved
as read.
The act Of Aaron Carr Of $40 so for servi-
ces as Street Commissioner in 1878, act of
John Walker Of $500 and Of N. A. Mitchell
Of $1,000 for carting gravel in lst Ward, were
presented and read, whereupon on motion Of
q. X. Watson said accounts were allowed and
the Clerk instructed 10 draw orders on the
proper funds for the several amounts Of same
Walker d BOseeker made a verbal Report
upon the amount Of labor performed by Peter
Ferguson for the City. On motion Of Heming
the report was reed and the Committee dis
charged Whereupon on motion Of @. X. Wat
son the act Of r. Ferguson (being balance
Of $4,000 was allowed and the Clerk instruc-
ted to draw orders on the proper funds for the
amounts Of same.
The resignation Of P, Ferguson as Street
Commissioner was then taken up, and on mo-
ton Of q. X. Watson accepted.
The Mayor appeared before Council and re-
ported that he had appointed Simon Snyder.
Justin Snyder, George Strausbaugh and An
thony III. Arnold, Deputy Marshals on the
9Th inst, and asked the Council 10 make an
appropriation TO pay them for their services
On motion Of p Wagner, it is ordered that
said Deputy Marshals be allowed the sum Of
81 so each for their Services on that day and
that the Clerk draw orders on the City Fund
for the sane.
On motion council then adjourned to meet
Saturday, Sept. q, 80, at o'clock p. N.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-23

See Advertisement Of J. F. Wooster's
Drug, Book and Wall Paper Depot, in to-dey's
paper.
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Samuel Horris, took tho kcys Of the safe
and was duly installed, as Treasurer Of Sene-
ca county, On the first Monday Of this month,
as provided by law. From what we know
and have heard Of Mr. Herrin, we belive he
will make faithful and efficient officer. The
duties of the office nre arduous and the res.
possibility great, hence the necessity for Wig
lance and sound discretion. On this account
the position is not very cnyiable one
Though differing from Mr.. Herrn politically,
we entertain only the best wishes for his SUE
cess Mr.. Holtz, the outgoing treasurer has
been a faithful officer and is deserving of pub
lie commendation and esteem.
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The Fair Grounds have been greatly i'm

The Fair Grounds haveb been greatly i'm
proved since the last exhibition. The Board
have erected new octagoual Floral Hall, so
feet in diameter, which will form an attract
i've feature Of the coming Fair. They have
also erected about 40aGditional stalls for hor-
scs and cattle at the south end of the Grounds,
besides other improvements and repairs. Hay
and water in abundance will be furnished to
exhibtors;so bring along your stock. A num-
ber Of entries hove already been made.
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Mothers! Mothers!! MothersIIl

Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslou's soothinp syrup
Tor Children Teethng. II has no equal on enrth Ii
greatly aclitatss the process Of eethng, hy soening
the gums reducing all inlamaton-w allay all path,
and u sure to regulate tha bowels Depend unOn i
Mothers u viii give rest 10 youFseves, and relief and
health 10 your infants. Perfectly safe IN AL eases.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription OF one or
the most experienced and skul female Physicians n
New England, and has been used with never.failing
success In millions OF eases.
We believe u the best and remedy in the world
II all cases 9f Dyieniary and Dauhga In children
whether Il ARISES from teething or from any other
cause II sfurr togve immediate reefto infants suE
fering from wind collie.
Ifliie and health can be esmatedby dollars andcents
It's worth us weight In gold.
Millions Of bottles are sold every yeor In tie United
States. Il Is an old and wen.tried remedy.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS a BOTTLE.
e15-N None genuine unless the facsimile Of CURTIS
& PERKINS, New York, IA on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Drggists throughout the world.
seplO II /, L. Sr. JOHN h Co.. AGENTS for THIN.
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InVaIids with Aguc and
Fever, Lung Diseases, sc.

T1HE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY MOTT.
l. fed that nr, Fishers Ague Cure, for so per
bottle, warranted contain quinine, Is the mos pos
itvely certain cure for Ague and Fever, Chill Fever
Ihtermuent Fever, Of any preparation for sne In the
city Il the cheapest well best, because Il viii
cure and keep Il cured And his Cough Syrup, called
Fishers Compound Syrup Of Ginger, at IS per vial
Wndpipe or bonoial tubes and his anti bilious Pills,
too peculiarly well adapted the cure n ague and
fever, chill fever bilious fever &C. price 25 cents per
box DIR, J. FISHER.
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SEVENTY-FIVF GENTS.
The Greatest Discovery Of the Asoi
SS TX o11'9
American Hair Restorative

Notwithstanding ths s On ure Of qunok nnhlcaiionsf
and quack nostrdma, from long experience and many
fair trials, this preparations has been found faTto
Excel all other Preparations for this Purpose.
IT, action depends tpoA the tonic and ceptic pro.
peries possesses, acting ip conieeton vuh Nature
in cleansing tho Scalp, and nfosutinF Zee nndheahy
circulation ct tie blood through ihs small capillary
vessels Of the skin.
IL cectually Iemoses all daddfuf and other impuri.
ties ofhe skin, also Oh itching and tenderness OF The
head which Is apt 20 attend diseases Of this Kind.
Tho Restorative gives lively and healthy appear.
Rnce to the hair, which looks thonEh oil bad been
used. But thetv is no oil niL
II invariably restores gray hair to rs original color
and prevents II from falng oH and will Improperly and
faithfully pefseveredu produce new growth Of hair.
The Restorative viii be found good for Pfuhgo and
rpes, ~ RnFworm, md IN short all other diseases Of
the sccretory system.
This preparation Is not Hair Dye, as may others
are, tho are before the pnhci u will not stan the light
est iabrr and can he used under al circumstances.
Any tha' will purchase dvo dollars worth Of The
Resofaivci follow tie directions strictly and not real
lle cure will upon application have their money re-
funded An that Is neeessufyto satisfy any u but
atrial.
The Restorative Is nfenofod and sod wholesale end
rctuil hY ID, nHHskEtL, Melmore, Seneca county, q.
The Restorative viii be sent any part OF the Uni-
ied states ~ my risk, neatly prepared and put ~ In
boxes 10 suit cuttomcfs
The restorative will BE- furnished 10 SCENTS % lib
efl discount 90 as 10 make t 40 object of them 10 en-
An orders should be accompanied hy the money
ffom our numerous patrons We give bot few teitmo.
nias, a. ihe medicine is destined 10 stand he
merit. For iurthoT Tpuriiculhrs address
d. DRESDELL,
tepu MelmoTe, Seneca county, q.
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The Equinoctial Storm, II such n thing
there be, has been paying us a visit this week.
It commenced raining on Monday night-on
Tuesday it fairly poured down and, at this
writing, "wednesday it is still raiuing.-
Those who have finished their seeding will
welcome il as god-send.
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CimcfnnnIi R1nrIref.


In Bloom tp. Seneca county, Sept. slh, 80,
by J t. X. Wilson J P, Mr. HENRY EisKsnINe-
~ and Miss ApsA ANN READER all Of Seueea
90.
On the Ist inst, in Bueyrus ai The Sims
House, by Rev. y, Hnwenstein. Mr. HiAAn
W. McDosALD ~ Miss HAIrlE q. PEEDIw.
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tNPoRTANT TO FEMALEs.
BF. Cheescmam's Pills,
Prepared by Cornelius l., Checseman. M D

Prepared by Cornelius L. Chocseman. n. D.
New York CITY.
The combination Of ingredients In the Plls pfe The
Fssrl, of long md extensive practice They mild
Ia their operation, and certain 10 correcting a rsgu.
laridss, rainf Msnslmations, removing an obstfuc.
tons whether ifom cold ~ otherwise, headaehe pain
nthe side palptaion Of the heart whites ail nervous
affections, hysstes, fatigue pain in the back and limbs
disturbed sleep, which from interruption Of
nature.
To Married Indies.
NJ. Chsetoman's Pisaf invaluable, asthet VIII hing
on the monthly period with regularity ladies who
have heen disappointed in he Of other Pils ~
place the ntmost confidence In Df. Choesran's Pills
doing ~ that they represent 10 DO
NoftCe.
There i nae condition ofthe female ~ TEN In which
ihs Pills cannot be taken without producing pecu-
aTfesult. such "a the iuestuho tendency Of the med
one TO restore the sexnal functions normal eondi-
lion, that the fepfoduotito power ofnatufo
resist e. Warranted purely vegetable, ahd free from
anything Injurious. Explicit directions, which shouid
bs read, accompany each box Price 81 sohtbymAii
,n enclosing 3 ! 20 the General Agent
t1V-sod ~ sns druggist 10 evoiy town 10 the United
States. n. nUrCuINGs,
General AruHt fof tho United States.
les Chanhefs.s hsW-lofk,
10 whom eli Wholesale ofisrs should bo addressed.
soidby > Y. Noo,ief, iifiui %. ma-l'if
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nlnnksl RInnksl

All kinds Of Blanks, Of The most approved
forms, well printed on 6ne paper, kcpt con
stantiy on hand aud for sale cheap At the Tar
HUNE OFuoE; such as
Deeds, Summons.
Mortgages Subpocnass
Attachments, Vcudis,
Executions, Constable Sales,
Blank Notes, &C., SC.
uTJustioee and Notares supplied on rcas
enable terms.-rn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-23

The New Engine, "Adriatio" performs
we'll. II has been made to throw a distance
Of over 900 feet and, on last Saturday, threw
four streams on top Of the Gross Block at the
same time. u Is a "erate sanirt."
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bis agreeable Tonic, designed
especially as
afe andre6abIe Medicine
for Family Use,

offered to the Public as a supe-
pr article, pohefling all the vir-
es afcribed to it as a Medicinal
leUerdge, and deferving of their
tronage in preference to the fus-
'cious decodions emanating from
|efpon6ble fources, and fold un-
r various pretentious names.
The fad that our houle Established
l778,) has attained a favorable
Putation for the genuine character
ID purity Of its Liquors, will, we
pit, be a sufficient guarantee Of the
Ecellence of this article.
Put up in QUART BoTTLEs, in
|fes Of one and two dozen each,
id fold throughout the world by
ruggilts, Grocers, &c.
Druggiifs and Dealers
Supplied with
WINES AND BRANDIEs,
Irea from United States Bond.\
Warehoules.
F0r,as byl L. s.. Jsha ! Co, Tima. spill
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ANNANt" fi"Na " iNaHH WV NN"N NMl
,tg-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 advertisement, will be considered
square
All iraniient Advertisements together with Admins
uation, Attachment Road AMI Ditch Notices. must be
paid form advance.
Advertisements Inserted for an indefinite time will
be charged for until ordered out
When yearly advertisements arc inserted, one or
more changes will be allowed.
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LOokout for Stolan Pronertv

A IL Persons ore hsfeby o7aioaed oeainat hotshas.
4 ins Railsoad Send Ns iei, ~ih mo Ceaieus -.
me, BY hc Mad River s Lake Eric Ralfoad C Coinpanr
lie iiit day Of August, A ID lf5l Said Hoad wa
stolen iiom ne possession Of ny Ageat Ia he CIV
Lawrence, Territory ofhausus. TIE paYmant Of iaid
noue sod Coupons hes been stopped hy said Rai.
'o1d ofcei snd I have noplsd ~ 4 Ssp-wal of ihs
SANE. HENRY HTJOuN
Tlais, Abgusl 10, iesa--,f
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BOOK NOTICES.

Cooley for October has made It's appearance
aud a right welcome visitor il is to our firesidc.
1t always contains something fresh and at.
troetive. Published by L. A. Cooley, Phila.
delphia Pa. vt 81 a year.
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Tinin Prices Currcnt,


[Coueoled weekly BY j. 5h ivefs deale n Dry Goods
ifooeTies, Carpoungs, Boots and Shoes, and Ready,
Made Clothing. And purchase Of every description
Of Grain and Produce FOR Cash
WHEAT--N,00@00
CokN--( (shelledl O0aMo.
do (EaO see.
RYE-O00a0.
BARLEy--O0dG0.
ohrs-Q5c,
foTATOEs-O 40aO.50
fLAxaEEp-s0O.09i,l
HurTER--i2c.
LfRD-O08i2ke
IALLOW-=IOc.
SMoEED HAMS-l0RIQo.
do stuga AND SHOULDERS 5GBO1o.
PtcKLED PORK--gdRHo.
mAFLE sUnGn=-I2WIle.
BEEawAN-2u0l25c.
~ ,THERg--4080Oc
HAGs--2c.
GHEEN llIDrs--5o COX.
DHr do l0c.
E0Gs-salOe. b dozen
foRK--e5 500as,sO
W0oL-33d45e
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Rev. Edward Meyer, late Rector Of St.
Paurs Church, Akron o., has received and
accepted a call to the Rectorship Of Trinity
Episcopal Church, Tifin, at salary Of $1,000.
Mr.. Meyer, We understand, has entered upon
the discharge Of his duties, in his new field Of
iahor
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-23
Friday Iorning, sept. %. 1883
Job Printing.

wehave sll 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
reasonabla terms. Give na q call.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-23

Get Your Bills printed for the Fair. We
arc still prepared to take a few more orders
Our merchants should embrace the opportuni-
ty, for this is the "last call"
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Rates OF AdVertising.

Agreed upon by the proprietor, Of the Tifn Tribune
and Seneca Advertise, May 10Th, 1883 to be strictly
. enforced In an cases,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BEAR IN WIND

tz-ThattheTRIBUNE has the iarg-
est circulation, and II, therefore, the
best medium for advertising in Seneca
County. -sE1
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-23

Sorgho.-What has been done in the way
Of raisiug sorgho or Chinese Sugar Cane, in
Seneca Co., this ycnrG viii not some Of the
farmers send us their experience.
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The Great English Rem
cdy.

SIR JAMES CLARKE 8,
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir
j. Clarke, M. D., Physician Ex.
traordinary to the Queen
Thi, Invaluable mcdicnol, hnhilug iaihe cure Of ali
those painful and danscroas diseases 10 which the fe.
male constitution is subject. II modsrates all sxcsIs
and femot6s u oistmoiions and speedy cure may bs
felied on.
To Married Ladies
n is rochiiafly suited Il wi In short time, bling o.
the monthly period with regularity.
Each hottie, price One Dollar, beof, the Govemment
STAMP Of 0feat Bdtaini 10 prevent ooun efieiis.
These Pills shohd moi he taken by females during The
ffs hfee months 1 Pregnancy, they 10 hFnF
on Mschfrnge but At any oiher time they safe.
IN all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain In
the Hack end limpg, Fatigue pm slight exoflon, Palpi'
taiion ni Tie Heart, Mysteries, and Whites those Pills
will effect cure when AL other means have hiled5 and
although powerful remedy, DO not coutain iTonfcal.
ome anlmony or any Thing hunul tile constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each pack. .
ngo, which should be carefully pfssefyed
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada4II
JOB MOSES, tLate /. G. Baldwin y Co,J
Rochester, n. Y.
n B--si,O0 and postage stamps enclosed to aay
gent, will ensure huile containing ovrr5O
pills. By return mail.
riale BY I. l.. s.. Johu h Co, Timn, Ohio.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-23

The Annual Session Of tle Delaware N.
r Conference commenced a. Fremont. last
week. Rev. ]. A. Nudge was in attendance.
We have not yet seen list Of the appointmeni,
for the next year.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-23

Sandusky, Dayton s Cincinnati n. n.
Passenger Trains on this rad now leave
this Station as follows;
Going South Going North.
MaiL..... 92oAn Mail,...... 500 P n
Night Exp laoOFN Night Exp. .2l5 A n
Carey Accommodation.
To sandusky 6:l0 To Carey ... 1910
a. Republic and rlfin train arfisct On Timn a. 10,
a. NJ. Departs n $40, r NJ.
ta- a-Hacks leave Tifin daily fof Republic ,Hd III.
weekly for Fo,toria and Upper sanduidy
Friday Morning. sent. "a. 1889.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-23

The Foir cofamences next Wednesday,
Bring slcag your uives, babies. BIC pumpkins.
Shanghai chickens, &c; also youi bird Gags
and birdu and suspend lhcm in Florsl Han.