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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29
This weather.

This Weather.
Il shines, Il rains,
Then shines again;
What does the wcath meant
Il hangs In doubt,
The sun comes oul,
With drizzling mists betwceni
Now dark, now light,
Like day, like night,
'Tischauging, fcklo weather;
ltmists at times,
Then rains or shines,
And sometimes altogether.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29
For the Tribun
Miscellaneous Enigma.

Miscellaneous Enigma.
am composed Of "a letters.
My 10, l6, %, 8, o, is a lake in British Amer,
lea.
My 6, 7, 5, II, 90, is a county in Ohio.
My "a, 2, T. 81, 10, IA, is what we all desire.
My 10, -, IL, Is, is an amphibious animal.
My %, l6, 3, ls, g. is peak in Nebraska.
My 2, Is, 81. 20, 3, is the name Of female.
My 10, /, II, is an interrogatyc pronoun.
My whole is a celebrated poet,
Thin. A.A.G.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

Mr. Joseph swigart Of Melmorc is agcnt for
the sale Of this excellent machine, the advau,a
gos Of which he sets forth in an advertisement in
to-day's paper This is thing that should in
tcrcst farmers
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29
FrnItProsnec1.

The indications at present are that we shall
have sn abundant fruit crop. in this section
The peaches have suffered considera ly from the
frost and sleet, yet there is prospect of a fair
yield Apples, pears, plums &C., promise abun-
dnntly.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

t5B-Mess. p. j. & o. A. Kinnaman have es-
tablished themselves in Tiin, for the practice Of
Dentistry. They will be found at the room, for
merly occupied by DR.. Bunting
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

We understand that the body Of little Alfred,
son Of Cyrus Poole, was found, last week, about
2 miles below the mill, where he was last seen.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29
DAYS MEDAL JOBBER.

This machine, Of which the above is a pretty
correct representation, is admitted 10 be the best
Press Of the kind now in use and the manuiac-
ture-s, Mess W. T. & s. d. Day & Co, Cincin-
natl, arr receiving more orders than they can
possibly FILL II is capable Of making 1000 i'm.
with a uniformity, neatness and despatch, unc-
qualled by any Jobber in the country. The
Tn,ovsE office is furnished with ono of these
presses, which may be seen in operation every
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

CB-We notice that Judge Hall has associated
himself with James Clemens, for the practice Of
Law in Bueyrus.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

Tiffin Prices Current,
tcoRRrcrED wEsELv hvl
SII RIVER & SHEATH,
Dealeriu Dry Goods Groceries, oarpeuoes Roots and
Shoes, and Ready Made Clothing And purchaser OF
efydescrpton OF train aud Produce for Cash.
WurAr-sl1j Rt 90.
CoKy--( shclledl 90 G62o.
do (Eafl Ooc.
RvE-OO01O.
nARLEY--n0TG0.
OArs-O0ad5e,
BEAss-5J 10 SO.
portroEs--.G0c.
FLAN NSrrD-eOn001,tn.
TfNorHy SEEn-1,5uat75
hUrrER--iia16c.
LkRD-1Od1to
TALL0w--lu0l1c.
SMoKEp HAMs-IOD12c.
do sioss AND sHouLDERs- 4@00o.
PtcKLEn PoRK-9ag
MAPLE SUGAR--12 aide.
do MoLAssEs-i0 D75c.
BEEswAN-20 a95c.
FE srHERs--fJaOOc.
RAa7--9c
Dav ArrtEs-si 5oaq,CO 94Bs
GREEN fItDEs-5c @6is.
bay do 1Oo.
Eoas-sd 100. dozen.
poRK-s5000S.sO
Clover soed,-sbUOR4Q5
WooL-9i tic
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

A few hundred Apple and Peach trees for sale
at Sl5 per hundred A fine lot Of Evergreen and
ornamental trees. l.. B, FRENcu.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29
For the Tribune.

TUT INC ITIUuucs
Miscellaneous Enigma.
am composed Of 90 letters.
My 10, l, 4, is kind Of bird.
My H. ls, g. is the name of well known troc
My 20, 5. 10, g. is a certain number.
My ., 10, 10. 10, is metal.
My 10 l6, H. 3, 4, 6. is a female namo.
My l. "A, II, 5, 10, 20, was an american Gen
eral
My A. l2' 10, 10, ls, is a city in France.
My l3' 9. 2O' l6, 10, is acounty in Virginia.
My whole was an American General.
Hopewel TIP. G.B.K.
Answer 10 GeogrsnbicoI Fnio-ns 4, L.. IL.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

gB-J, c. Harris odvcrtiscs, in 10 days paper,
pure Liquors and fine cut Tobacco
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

cB- The continued wet weather has opcratcd
seriously against the farmers, in putting In their
Snrinr nrnna.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

refund the money desire that those wi shing to
should call and examine my stock before buying
Coun'y Dealers are respectfully invedto call and exsp
~ Re%e@bsrthe place, Market street, opposite shaw
~FFn B. B.seHfRNEss.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

T0NTTII TTI1l y T0''I 0W" T0IT UWT
eV-A roiueHou Of per from the above rates will
be made fst Cash
Ths space occupied by holmes Of the type composing the
bedy OF the advertisement, will be considered square
All uan'ient Advertisements, together with Admnistra.
dou AuaehmsHt Read apl Ditch Notices, mast be paid
forin advance.
Advertisements inserted for indeanito time will be
charged for until ordered out
When yearly Advertisements are Inserted one or more
changes will be allowed
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29
FOR sALE AN THIs az
Mothorsl MothorsII Mothoralll

Mothorsl MothorsIl Mothers!!!
Don't fail to procure Mrs Winsiow's soon ing syrup for
children Teethng. II has equal eari. II greatly
hcihtateshe process OF teetbng by sonef ing the gums
reducing all nhamaton-w aay an pain bnd Is sure TO
regulate the bowels. Depend H. mott ers, win give
restto Yourselves, sud relief and health your Infants
Perfectly safe in ail cases.
This valuable preparation Is the prescri on of one orhe
most experienced and skfu female ri vsicinns ia New
England and has been used with never hilug
millions oi cases.
We believe 10 the best and remedy In the world,
leases Of Dyseuary and Diauhma IN al dran. whether
itarrises om teething from any other sure
togve immediate rclefto infants suffering .om wind collie
tflife and health be estimated by do lars and cents,
its worth its weight In gold.
Millions Of bottles sold every year In the United
States. Il an old aud .wel.tried remedy.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
tT-None genuine unless the fac-simile OF CURTIS &
PERKINS, New York, Is on the outside wrapper
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
ssplO II /. l.. ST. JOHN Co., Agents for Tidn.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

Answer to Geographical Enigma in last weeks
issue:
"Movsr RvsKA PorASA,"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29
sPEoIAL NoTIoEs:
Rates Of Advertisine,

Agreed upon by the prope,or Of tho Tmn Tribune and
Seneca Advertiser May 10th, ls5s, be strictly enforced
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

pener 3 u ....s lbI
Ground dOUnaner 81
FHcc 90 - lNi
Cinrerff &c to-. 12l !
Cinnamon fttftt ...' 3bi
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29
Tiffin Retail Marlret.

Corrected weekly, by u. A. BUsKfRK & Bro, whole.
ale am Retail dealers In Groceries and produce OF all
Sinds, shawhans nock TininO.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29
1859
1889
1859
nILL 4 OsRoRM-

I Ann PLASTER, CEMENT, CALClNEn rl.As.
- TER, SALT (coossc or 6ne) constauly hand and
loI sale by BILL q osborn
, 1859-08-23

Since the appearance Of tee ise-Donneliy
letter the buchanan Democracy Of pennsylva-
mia are coming out fossDiclinson Of New York
l.r President. With the IS votca Of New York,
and q Of Pennsylvania to start with Dickenson
will 70 into the Charleston Convention with
considerable capital. His friends count conf
IDENTIFY on most Of the delegates from New Eng
land, and also put down Indisna and New Jcr-
reg rs likely to cast their votes for him in the
Convention. It is also claimed for the New
Yorker that he would be more acceptable to the
Sou,bcrn wing OF the purity than any other
Northern man. Should the Sonth find that they
can nut obtain the candidate ond that the choice
lies between Doug1as and Dickinson there will
be au almost unbroken rotc for the hitter, and
:hus make HIN the choice Of tue party. The
Tirginiaos will t1y hard to get tic New forkers
TO 90 fur Hunter and take Seymour for Vice
President. II Ncw York consents to this pro.
erammc Hunter and Seymour will stand tue
bc>t chance Of receiving the Democratic nomi-
naiion. Outside Of Illinois and few Western
Suites, no body is seriously talking Of Douglas
FIR 1sresi,{cut
, 1859-08-23

NEW Yoax, Aug. Cove have telegEsph'c
ady;ccs from the Railroad Convention, now
holding at Niagara, in order to sct.in tho trsae
Of lie lower Mississippi towns. Ihe r. X: n 4.
So No.. n 10 Memphis via Cairo md above 49, -,
19s' 1os g.. " 70 POINTS Leior Memphis, 1ss, l4s.
i% i' s.. s. lie are adrised that tbcse rates hays ,
s Iues. md by the management Of t4e E.'S- e.,
Therr l. no prospect Is fnr rs we can learn ',s. t
the present ancab!* arInnSe ,honet hi
~ % sna stI ;tl, classes viii be adranced. The Con-
1e vent1op @ % aerscs 70 reduce rate. to Hs@ph. n.
Cairo, to 10, nnd 14 on lst snd q ela s e. e
is. l4s, to points below Memphis; Sd and In
c]ass:s remain at present rstes.
, 1859-08-23
Peck auiT ON Publlc YkftNe.

Wcutworth's journey man editoris unfortunate
inhis parallels and comparisons. Thcpicturc Of
recl.i.in. stolen verbatim from the New York
Tribune, and palmcd Of us original, is start
ling arnbrotype Of Long John himself. Take
this specimen:
"Whcn PecksniH, with his stomach iul! Of
hot punch, and his lips dropping with mlnglea
whisky and morality, leaned orer the oan1s'sts
at Todgcrs Conmercisl n9afa;ng nouse, sodd
lin. .IIcr rarentT from the flames, ana slut
t,r,sf AMI To jenkins and Gander below, 'My
friends. let us be mindful Of our moral sespon
titiitics!"
This is Long John to the lie. Stomach full
Of hot punch, and his lips dropping viii ningleo
whisky and morality, exhorting his scadeFs
through the columns Of the Democrat, "to be
mindful Of their moral responsibilities" John
continually renirdspeople that he may be found
u, church every Sunday, lending his pious eoun.
,euancc aud codiy influence in behalf ot mora
yr.nous;Jilit;<s, When his brain is reeling VIII
thu fumes Of whisky does he not preach agalns'
the cyils of unlicensed saloons? And "hef
fresh from the society Of ffail females, docs NJ
III, dcnouncc tue city government for no
wasng n more vigorous crusade against 'n'
fallen angels!
IIow appropriate to reply to this knave'
homilics on moral responsibilities, in the "oFo
uf Jrnk;us to pcckspiG, AGO to bedl lou
d5uukrt We quote from the stolen article oe
fore mentioned, one more passage 50 appncao'
that the author Of Chuzzlewit must haze IN
III. editor Of tic Democrat in his eye when b
wrote it:
.vhen the sanctimonious church. going, ,ant
punch u, peessn .,a, nS %px rodser sSss
,,nnchl feil heavily upon ,li.t lady, she excsain
ID in terror to the daughters Of her pious gues
Your tAther is took suddenly ,i ,,x;rn he6
d hrnd upon i,s hcad, responded, No! chron'
chEonic!'"
Comment Oh the above ia superauous. II
pic.urr is perfect, and John will not thank
jourue.man for tracing this charcoal stretch
his a1uiable textures IN bis own columns
, 1859-08-23

LocAL--Who would deny themselves beauti-
full and useful household furniture when the
closing out sales Of Vim. H. Haskell L Co, af
ford opportunities Of supplying, just now. ut
prices such rs can be never expected again.
, 1859-08-23

Nor In UxBRlplED PhorExs1r1.-William Hnt-
.igau being drunk stole three brides from Pat.
: rick ROM, yesterday. To learn William to bri.
die his propensities more honestly, he was har'
messed into the Bidewell stone-gang for q
month.
, 1859-08-23

N.D.-Take notice. They sell By auction this
morning at half past 9 O'Clock, At los Lake
Street, and s0iA certainly stN erry arties put ".
See u9yettfseuenk :.1F
, 1859-08-23

A MILWAUKEE, HousE--The card of Messrs.
Keller & Willard, Of Milwaukee. deserves the
attention of all interested to find reliable nnd
well established house thereaway.
, 1859-08-23

The milwaukee Municipal Court.
The Supreme Court has reversed the decision
of the Milwaukee County Judge declaring the
Municipal Court Of that City unconstitutional.
, 1859-08-23
THE NATIONAL FAIR.


| THE NATT1RNAr, EAuR
|
THE q. s. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
! -
$4,000 in Premiums.
=
10 % Asld II Chicago sepe' 47th-17th.
hAiLhoAD KATssS-ADA1Ss1OS FEES.
Rss ~ fhs .7sffA~ess 0s&sFf
-
11~'1"*ons e6hian ehloaaefs ana The
-
Our readers will find nothing new in the in.
formation that the month Of September The pres.
ent year is to be distinguished by one Of the
most marked events in the annals of Chicago.
The week commencing Monday, September leth,
will be the occasion Of the Great National Fair
Of the United States Agricultural Society to-
gether with the events Of note that will give
an additional interest to thst period There
arc many however who will for various reasons
desire to know more fully concerning The great
centre o1 attraction, the FAIR 1t will ell our
Guy Win guests ana Visitors GataeEed from AL
o'ef tne Union; Is "al DC me oeeauon core
'ea =, 'uuusaus % eolso,1 10, 'ne generous
''"'' e''e''eo ~ 'oe noe4 d @Ho 11oi1l1s''ou'
prizes ouefea.
There are many questions being asked Just
now concerning the Fair, as those would hare
been led wonderingly to confe1s who had sat with
, 1859-08-23

S1x6En's FAn1Lr SEWING AAcH1xH- LAKE
S4H1Er-A. ". HAaR1s, AGkxr.-1. II. Singer
Co. hare brought before the public. the most
perfect aud reliable Family Sewing Machine in
use. The check lever, simple dev1ce for con-
trolling The thread and drawing it firm in tie
machines that ire using the leather pad, which
is constantly causing The thread to break and
become entangied around the shuttle, as expe-
gience has taught ali that hare used them. This
new invention Fells aud Turns Ill widths Of hexa
without basting. aul1-ew.
, 1859-08-23

CcrH STONE BaoxEns:- city yesterday in
the Police Court collected instruments of Office
rent from divers Of the curb.stone fraternity
who nre it, graf" opposed to giving the citizens
clear sidewalks in sundry localities complained
, 1859-08-23
LOCAL MATTERS.

~ Go to John J8nes L Co., 1l9 Dearborn
street, and get your clothes cleaned and re-
paired. They will be well done and ut prices to
suit the times.
, 1859-08-23
Mem advertisements.

~ r. SCRlrEx. Aase7h1t+9 1seat s. Dea,aor>4
i a.6koria.d r. raer;ss Adseea*4 for &4Is asd al d
Lasdie9 Papes af III NsFtA Fe<- 5a1.h8<y
, 1859-08-23

Ne publish eicwhere sketch Of the pro-
crc.liugs in the late Constitutional Convention
at Denver City to organize the Pixies Peak
country into State to be called "Jcforson."
Tie Convention was in session just one week,
and tho Constitution wus ground through in
two DAYS.
, 1859-08-23

M TANTED-A man to drive q de-
W nyuT wason foz P.PALAER CO.
h1QN
, 1859-08-23

4 TRAIN DErl1Sxp.-The train due here at 7
o'clock last evening, over the Michigan South.
ern Railroad, was detained some hours by the
engine giring out about thirty miles out from
this city. Another locomotive had to be sent
for to bring them in. They reached the depot
about 10 r n.
, 1859-08-23

NJ ANTED-A House with not
w lss th1a heven .oo1na, Gas md Watst within Is
zutes walk Of tia Court Hou1.- Rent not exceed
hich VIII b. pad quarterly In Adysnee derd. Ad4rt.
T<nx1r. Bsfzx1 Bopse. AuAs III
, 1859-08-23

abr TIE RED PLAxrr AAns."-Tho war
deities that found full occupation under the
nephew Of his uncle, seem to have come gzum-
bling away from the peace At Villa Franca to a
scattered vocation Of petty fights 4 squad Of
these fighting celestials must hare been busy
in supervising and egging on small Affairs in
our city, within the twenty -four hours preee-
ding yeatsrdsy's Poliee Court. probably just
to keep their hands iu-
A man named John Hamilton uas fined SO
for coming the Zouave on the premises Of sun
dry parties On North Clark street. David Grit.
fms wife filled to suit her spouse to clean
Sundays shirt, and left him to make shit with
the "tother one" He beat her with shovel
handle, and Was fined ten dollars. Thomas
0'Sei1 bit John shea's nose aud WAS fined ten
dollars, and it haring been prored that Shea
kicked Thomas behind his back hewas muIcted
in e.
The war deities mindful of the classic fame
Of kilgubbiu could not resist the temptation Of
kicking up \ fracas on that tinne-honored battle
ground Tha easy occasion was dance, the
theme Of course (ride Helen's case) was wo-
man, and for the sake Of Jane konnedy John
Burns and Edward Fitzgerald battered one sno-
ther in 4 tournament ala thi1lalah, for m hour,
when Michael Kennedy pitched in md demol-
ished the victor. Several arrests gave an ag-
gregate Of e5a fines. Wara are expensive.
hi1gubbin contemplates wsr loan.
Another affair not to bv omitted, wns COW.
hiding passage at rims en- South Clark street,
, 1859-08-23

The Galveston Cirilian thinks that Houston's
minority for Governor Of Texas will be from,
10000 to 1900.
, 1859-08-23
THE CITY

BuEFALo -Tbirty-dve thousand brick
are en route frou Buffalo, for Judge Dickey's
new building on Lake street, corner Of Dearborn.
REAovA1-Messrs. Andsick l. Ballard hare
removed to elegant aud commodious law Offices
in the new Methodist Church block, on the cor
ncr Of Clark and Washington street.
FoR BCR1ALo.-The fine steamer Globe, Capt.
Amos Pratt, is up for Buffalo and intermediate
ports Mt r. M.to-day. For freight or passage
apply on board.
, 1859-08-23
EN1l8 AND XRmuNH
~ " EAT1sING sCHEDuER

- AseAsaui& II P.sess hx ooss Asea TIN ose ssa0
al n nan u ths Counting Room.
F." Al 1taadGt Advetsn1osats 70 b. paid b Advsaes
|" Al CtaaEes eA1zSsd n eEnt3 pr squAFs-
Af0 ~ Aov21xuz1e n vKkHkT FHD0 ~ 11a&0
s!@ pes squass, eseh we<k. fos aszs aouth-
fur Zach Subsequent month.
@sW Tor 0oe ye3F.
, 1859-08-23
10 REtlt.

ITO RENT-The five story brick
l. Stoye. No. 81 Lake street, Rent 1ov Apply II room
auitxim jB.R1CE-
, 1859-08-23

ITO RENT Several good bricA
dv<IHnea With ssahIes- Aleo v1I4efY OF ft-neutata
+ priese from a430 70 sSoo- AReoTT I KINGAaK.
N Cfaxk x1ee4. tp14 cf7U In
, 1859-08-23

$n n$%n fho zff Il
=, ~. - :.,. ~. t.r-o ,o.,,,o+;-.
He Will be at the State Falf, ana aaen-"e snall
expect you here, Ar' Fawkes' We aaa our
guests will insist upon that
IT., cr,. su.nr-A too lares c,a,s Of our
;nb,bit.nt. arc in the habit of paying over a
sh,-. NJ 4be;r Saturday nights wages to The
s;.- :. wond.x,s po,;cc corTt f,om t5e force If |
,h.;r .x;, h.h;t. of xar;ous kinda and degrees.
Sea1'5 e4o0 "4a ~ ~ .o''.a ~ Ans
s1os "as 'o' een4ns u94o. "4-.-''S ''''0'eo'
S. S. Ptc.S,c At Dzl1woop.-Thc Reformed
Dutch and Edwards Congregational Sabbath
Schools will give their picnic on this Tuesday,
Esd inst, at Dcllwood, near Lockport. The
Great Western Band will accompany them, and
furnish excellent music Cars leave the St.
Louis aud Alton depot, corner Of Canal and Van
l Duren street, At nine o'clock this morning.
/ ACKNOWLEDGING THE CoRS.-A STALK Of corn
from an Iowa corndeld near Darlington WAS
sent us yesterday. 1t had attained the goodlJ
stature Of fourteen feet and bore four well FORM
ed cars. 7. s. Daris, Esq, the grower Of this
long staple says he "has acres Of the same"
They must use step-laddera come harvest in
some Of our Western co1nfelds.
oEERIAf1sc THEIR lSfASf'-eo1one. '"nss
held IN inquest yesterday on loe remains o1
young intant Of couple named Aonr' seslalns
-s....a.- ,,,,n;rr n thc;r hed. From
~. e,;dan.a = anne.,s lint one of the parents
| r.:. 49, VII, s,een accidentally eyerlsid the
os -. a.n,h yend;c. Accidental Ac.
'D"0 - -
ARRESTED FOR STEALING Cow.-oaacer
Douctas arrested yesterday on the prairie just
west Of the city limits a man named Frank
Rover charged with stealing = cow He was
brought into the Police Court but the witnesses
~. .>.,,,A failed tn annear. Bower then
'ot '"e fsop' .xh.a .tr,~.d
, 1859-08-23

WAETED-Tea setive and tpdua11oqs mn. to whom
food 1zRts win b x3vea tome Il whom mue b shlato
speak I'D .he ~ Na Acquainted n tah eJ, to
xpu a1&lm Hal.
, 1859-08-23

self md ;ts resourcea IL one never heforc of
fcrcd and ma tb.t mere, aox;n c.r he .r-o..n+:
ID rnds- circumstances. eor.,,v ,rom;.;,, r.
~. ,.t,;,;.;.. II ~. =. 49,: de";r.
tor II The cr;,;. throuob vb;cb The copntu
has passed has proved especially trying to tho
Northwest, WHICH @aa ose7akea oJ me Panie
IN mid career ol Crown aoa e1pansaon. 4ne
c'ams PM 1o1'n luz 'nl' '@e''oa u 'oe on'oa
na'e osen se'e' "ua -, eeAun, a''o
there WILL oe 'oous.nos "no VIII come I" cn'ea-
60 IRON o'oef 's'''eo !" sp1 oo' ene lano'
They Will come 10 see "n1' 4se our n2'ofa 3e-
sources Of mineral ana astaealtaiA WEALTH.
what the results and atta1nmehts OF our f1gof-
Gus growth, what Eesefses hare done LOT u.s.
and what the return OF p1oaPetty Is aotog'
rests ~ata me 1atnaefs sno ioee&a'cs, 1ne
WORKERS n Tue paous n'ur .,, .oo1n @'a eas Aa'n
over 1ne'e oto@o e -, -. ~ nA 0.1'
~ 80 'nec. LUG oe"s1e " N'4e -4 "4. ~" =.
s@' ua4 'lo4.o, .",, a.... s.u ' |' >'~ '''@'
naa no' oeen ',.1 .
4ne.e !" n'aeu 'no.7 ~ s'<Ae ~ VIA
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suaa g.- .aA1 e'1. .sn. y. - ~ ;..;ts 1;-,,w-h;rh
IN -es,,t q rnoa Int b.1ond hi. md more
re,,n,nrnt viii he The urand summation. the
;mnress;on of the National Fair. as whole, on
tho minds NJ the country at large. ss testing the
,:,---,:,- ~. ...,.. tha sta,,;,o md Norma.
. .'',' Wv -. - ~. r..,hxa.,or,
neu' A'"ue " e'"A
states.
Tue falf can ano snoula sno" luz .ooo'4"o
, 1859-08-23

"BuTroS, HrTToS, WHO HAS 7Hk HrrfoS.-
On Saturday afternoon last, young man
named Derry, in railroad employ, INDUCED in
spree Of some magnitude to celebrate the advent
Of pocket full Of the rocks. So deep were his
potations that he fell dead drunk On the floor in
q saloon under Garrett Block, kept by George
Melville. Several boon companions Of the fall
en hero being present, it Was gravely proposed
among them that he might be robbed by some
body, and it would be well to prevent such a
circumstance, acting on which suggestion they
cleaned De1y's pockets, and takiug IN inventory
found him possessed Of nearly sixty dollars in
money in wallet, gold watch and some trin-
kets. These were delivered over to the Saloon
keeper, Melville On Sunday, when the owner
had recovered from his drink, be asked Melville
for his property, and the latter gave him the
witch md the wallet, empty, saying That was its
condition when he received it.
After some examination the party who were
with Derry on Saturday we're all taken into Gus
tody and brought before Justice Millken, yes
te5day afternoon The charge Of theft, howereE,
seemed closely fixed on Melville, who received
the money, as the party present at the time all
unite in swearing. He WAS held to bail in $500,
and in defanlt committed.
, 1859-08-23

WHEx1En J. WI1sos's SEwSo Macurxk4-
We prefer them 5os family ute.-E. +. Tribune.
They are the fAvo.ites for f.1nII]es.-E. r. Tp.es
nha& no rfral.-seteaif Anerseas.
They maintain The prr-en,iaenee-S. r. Eprxs.
GEO. R. CH114RxpEx,
Gen'l Ag't, ls7 and -i0o Lake street.
, 1859-08-23

~ 10000 acres choice Iowa lands to ex-
change for merchandise anil personal property,
or will sell low for cash. Address r. o. Box
$3.50. AulQ-15tH
, 1859-08-23

TERMS Or SALE.
One ff Of the purchase .fnwn the balance In one two.
three yeaf With Len The property beafnx In
DIR u aald Mr. Marion Hall Nn b found 4
The AttorH Nts and wtlt give per,ns WhlbG 10
ihe property description Vt and aso taks H. y ny.
AuaQaliSta r. MARkLE.
, 1859-08-23

ITO RENT--A Two Story House
i afevbloeka Wet Of Unloo Pa.k. With good vii .nd
dEern Pstce $40 rer month lnquire Of T. F. STARR
boz 43Aa. ans1x.t
, 1859-08-23

ITO RENT-Warner's Brick Steam
l. FLOUK1S0 MIL. IN Tie essy Of Rock I4xnd, Is
for yeass 1t h* four Of stunee
api1.ln-alnk AEeus Of John W .tner
, 1859-08-23

REsoR's IMPROVED HARRISON RAycrs-Citi.
zens wishing first class Cooking Range put
into their resideuces sud warranted, should call
at D. l.. Boone's Great Western Range Depot,
145 State street. Une1eeptioual city reference.
given. aul2-lm