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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-06


E.sroRs ThuSvE;-we hope 4 brief sketch
Of The Grand Rally held BY " Uncle Abcs
N sphews" at Atlica, Ohio on las, Thursday
evening, Jane 9sth, may find . place in ybut
columns, Tor the purpose q iniornins the ~
publioans Ofthe county aud state Of the prog.
ress ofthe republican cause.
Never vas there such large and en.husi.
astic a meeting known to the residents Of "old
Venice" Every possible effort icr the ocea-
sion was made BY the Club Of this plae,
known as sUaole Abe'o Nephews."
We may safely 6x the number Of persons
present. At from 1900 to 1000, aud q tha,
number, about $50 were ladies. ARer an en-
livening song from tho Glet Club, Mr.
Adams, Of Tifin, was introduced 10 the aud.
ience and was greeted with loud and long
continued cheers. Mr.. Adams spoke sbOu,
one hour and half, in which time he showed
the relative position Of the parties as they
now stand, lie proyedbeyond question that
the democratic party, nov In existence, i
not the democratic party that existed in 1874,
He proved, as has bcen proven thousand
times,that popular Sovereignty is a fsroe, aud
that the SO called democratic party arc pro.
Tossing one thing and acting out another. --
He showed clearly the principles Of the Ad.
minisiration, its strong opposition TO frccdo m
as well as the principal astounding facts with
respect to the gigantic frauds connected with
our national affairs. He explained the policy
Of the republican party aud asked al to unite
with that party whicn was in favor Of estab.
fishing freedom in tic territories, and was
against this party that is seeking 70 establish
throughout the entire West, the curse Of sla .
very, the darkest stain that mara our coun.
try's glory. During Mr.. Adams remarks
he frequently elected hearty rounds Of np
plause, and took his seat amid loud and pro.
longed cheering.
After another song from the Glee Club, Mr..
Brown, Of rifiin, was introduced and elected
the same warm applause that greeted the
former speaker. lie commenced his remarks
with spicy little anecdote. which brought
shouts trom young men and old, while the
ladies waved their handkerchief and Joined
In hearty laugh. Mr.. Brown continued his
remarks for three quarters Of an hour, during
whic III time he made some excellent hits at
the bogus democracy aud spieed them with
appropriate anecdotes. His remarks were,
throughout, appropriate and foreible, and did
justice TO the republican cause. He LEFT the
stand amidst loud and hearty applause
The boys were then ready with their fire
works, Of which they had good supply and
which furnished amusement 10 the lockers on
as well as those engaged. The throwing Of
hre-balls and rockets continued for half an
hour, when a h-light procession was form.
ed, which paraded through tho streets until
the hour of midnight came, and the large as.
senbled crowd dispersed with three good
hearty cheers for LINCOLN and HAMLIN.
So much for "Unele Abe's Nephews" in
Venice.
NEnnC
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-06

BettsvIlle Items.--we clip the following
items Of news from the Fremont JouRNAL of
last week
SUDDEN DEArus.-A son Of Jacob Smith,
Of Bettsville, aged years, died on Thursday
of last week, in consequences Of swallowing a
marble, death resulted in about half an hour.
little daughter Of J. r. Belts, aged five
years, Of the same place, in the Same house,
was taken with a fit in the morning, aud
while the funeral Of Mr.. Smiths son was be.
ing held, died. Thus two little ones in the
same house were suddenly snatched away
Every parent who has been called to mourn
the loss Of children can sympaIhize with
these parents.
Old Mrs. Rosenberger, whom we mention
ed last week as having been run over and Sc
riously injured by horse and buggy, hai
since died.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-06
New york Market.

NEw 1oRK, July g.
FLoUR-Sales. Of 1890 bills at IS S5@s 30
for super western IS f0@5 50 for common
TO medium extra western; S. zoos SO for In
fcrior 70 good shipping baads extra round
hoop Ohio.
IHtAr-salesa, 81 4O@si5s.
RYE-Salcs at SIC.
BA1LET--Sales at 60d7Oc.
CoRN- Sales 4, 100 bu AZ 69 f0rne yellow
OArs-Sales at 40@42e Zoe State, West.
ern aud Canadian.
WHisEY-hcld az 9lts
PoRE-Sales At $500 for old meas; els az
@lS IS for new mess.
BLEF-Sales at 81 00645O for country
primei 81 COOS 90 for country mcss
BEEF HGNs-Steady. Sales at $40 OO@RI5.
90 Cor western.
Cur MRArs-tluiet at TIC for shoulders
and 9@9llc for hams.
BACoH-Steady, Sales ~ 9a,c.
LAup--salct Rt ll4@llA6.
BUUTTER--A fair business doing at IO@l7c
for Ohioi ll@20o for State.
CHGE E-T@llc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-06

The Rain, go long looked for aud prayed
for, came down in generous efFusion on Tues.
day and Tuesday night, accompanied by
sharp lightning and heavy intonations Of the
artillery Of JoYe. The earth, which before
had licked up the few scattered drops like a
iamished hound, was completely saturated
The dropping flowers revived, the pOrched
fields became fresh and inviting aud all Ma.
ture assumed more cheerful look. The cop.
ious drops Of heavens own distillaton, as
they danced upon the roof aud pattered
against the window. pane, made sw eet music
for the ear. The Ieffect was like enchant-
ment upon the coru-felds, causing the droop.
ing blades to revive and shoot up with won.
derlul rapiGitY. The prospect now is that
we will have an abundant crop.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-06

The Mustsng Ianiuieut cures Rheumatirru
The Mustang Iiniment cures Stiff joints;
The Mustang lAnimcht curcs Burns aud
Wounds
The Mustang Linlment cures Sores, Ulcers.
Cekcd Breasia aud Sorc Nipples; N cpralfla.
CUrns and Warts; aud is worth
tsOOO,OOO DOLLARS PER ANNuM
10 the United States, as the preservcr and fe.
storer of valuable Horses and Caulel ID
sail Sprains. Galds, Wounds, SuH5dihis,
&c. Did You ever bear Of any ordinary Sore,
Swelling, Sprain Or Stiffness, either on man
or beast, which the Mustang Liuiment would
not curei Did you ever visit any respectable
Druggist in any part of the wofld-in Enr6pe,
Asia or America--who did not say an was
She greatest discovery Of the agcf" Sold eve
rywhere. Every family should have Il; thrc,
sizes BARNES a PARK, Proriietors,
iu25 lin Now York
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-06
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At meeting Of the senior class Of Union
College on Monday, the llth inst, the follow.
ing resolutions we're adopted.
Whereas we have just learned that on
Sunday, the Sd inst. Il pleased Almighty God
TO remove from this world our beloved class-
mate DWIGHT ID. BUoE. after protracted ILL
ness at his home in Green Springs, Seneca
Co., Ohio, therefore be it
Resolved, That We have learned with deep
sorrow this dispensation Of Providence
which has taken away one whose upright
character and genial disposition made il
pleasant to know; and in whom we feel that
the class has lost one of It's brightest orna-
ments, and the College one Of its most wOr-
thy members.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize with
the parents and friends in this their sad be-
reavement.
Resolved, That we wear the usual badge OF
mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions
be sent to the parents Of the deceased, and
also that they be published in the TIFFIN
TRIBuNE, Schenectady Daily News, and the
Seneca Advertiser. A. V. RICE,
]. S. HENRY.
Il. LANKIN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-06
Fostorin Items..--We oiip the follow

FOstOTia Items.@--We clip the following
items from the NEws Of last week:
Trial of Moving M0chines.--At a
meeting Of the Agents for the following Now
ing machines on the farm Of Mr.. OVerloltzer,
the following were contestants for the suprem.
aoy: Mr. 0verholtzer entered the Buckeye
machine, manufactured by Hall q Allen,
Mansfield; Mr. Eller entered the Hubbard
machine; Mr.. HosleF entered the New York
Combined machine; Mr.. Hooper entered the
Kirby machine.
The following gentlemen were chosen a
Committee 10 decide upon the merits Of the
different machines; David M'clung, hom-
as d. Stewart, William Campbell, Henry
Manaka, and b. L, Cqples.
he Committee was well pleased with the
working Of all the machines. A preference
was given TO the Buckeye machine.
Nv. d. Soorr, Secretary.
FostOFia, June 90, 1850. oil
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-06
Seneca County AcademY,--This Inst

Seneca County Academy. .--This Inst
tuition has just closed the most prosperous
year that it has ever yet enjoyed.
The Fall Term will eommenee the Goth oi
August, aud continue twelve weeks.
The various branches Of an Academieal
Course will be taught. and in addition full
and thorough course Of MATHEMATIcs Ther'
will be class in Surveying which will be
exercised in field practice with compass and
chain, Special attention will also be paid Il
the Common branches for the benefit Of those
who expect TO teach the coming wiuter,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-06

A Card.---The subscriber, a practical
Chemist and Manufacturer OF Chemical Prep
arations, French Cosmetics, Fine Perfumes,
&C. , for the past seventeen years, now offers
(iree Of ehahge) 10 all who desire IL, the Re
eipe and directions for making simple Veg
etaBlb Balm, that will, in from two % eight
days, remove pihples. Blotches, Tan, Freek-
les, SAll6Wnesss andail Impurities and rough
ness Of the Skin. leaving the lame-as Nature
intended L should be-solt. clear. smooth and
beautiful. fhis i no hunhbug Or eatebpenny
aiiair, and those who think II such, viii please
not notice the advertisement T'liose desiring
the Recipe, with full instructions, directions,
aud advice, will please call on or address
(with return postage,)
JAS. r. MARSHALL,
PRAOrIoAL CHIMigri
No 39'City buildings, N. York.
iuI5 9nl. h ,'1a.
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INPEOTINE,



The Persian Fever Charm.
For the prevention and cure of Fever and que and
Billious Feyeu. This woderiu remedy was brought
To- thy knowledge Of the presenpTop ieors by friend
who has been great traveller in Persia and the Holy
Land.
While going dowa the river EuphfateS, he s1psr
iepeed severe alta 4 ofFeyeT and AEue. On disoov.
ering his condition, Of the boatmen took from hi
person an Amulet, saying, "Wear this and no Fever
will touch you" Although ncfedulout to tt yiTtues
he complied, aud experienced immediate relief, and
has since always found Il eectual protection from
all malaTious complaints.
On further invest eation he found that the boaiman
atribated TOT miraculont powers, and said that II
ecnd only be obtained Of the Priests Of the Sun some
time aherwafdt the gentlemuh converting with a
Priest obtained rom HI the secrets Of IT.
and elceTtained where the medicinal herbs were ound
Of which Il was o5nnnuhdsd. The wsndsfiul virtues
ofthis article have inG;ssd fu beIeiin ,sss mndI
ofthe natiyesin the miraculous healing Powen Of
theiT Pfiesis. Since his return 10 AmeHoa, II has
been tried with the happest effect BY several Ladies
and Gentlemen ofhish character who haye given Il
the most unqualified praise. This remedy hAvinR
been specific in Persia for hundreds Of Years iof the
prevention and Of Fever and Agus aud BilliOut
Feve.t-is now offered 10 the AmeTieAn people,
IL Willie sent by nail, prepaid with full directions
ioI usei on receipt OF one dollar,
Principal Depot and Mandatory, Is6 Main Street,
Richmond, Va. Branch ofioe, Bank Of CommsFes
jueO.iy JoHNwILcox co.
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When yearly advertisements are inserted, one or
mo's changes will be allowed.
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Candidates for County Offices can have
their names announced in the TRIBUSE by
prepaying one dollar. 1t should be attended
to in time. The offices to be filed this fall,
are Probate Judge. Sheriff, O,erk, Auditor
Treasurer, Commissioner and Infirmary Di'
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forms, well printed on fine paper, kept con.
stantly on hand and for sale cheap at The TAI
nuNE 0FuoE; such as
IloedR, Summons,
M0rtEages, SuhpOeu0e,
AttachWentss Fendts,
Executions, Constable sales,
Blank Notes, &e., sc.
HTIustices and Notaies supplied on reas .
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OverdOsed i--An elderly lady in Tho up
per part of town called1h one OF Dur PLY 81.
claus ON Sunday. The Doctor, seeing she
was indisposed, asked her what was the mat
ter. She replied that she could only attrib
ute it 10 the fact that she had Listened 10 Lam
dons speech on Saturday night, The dose
was too much for her
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sANFORD'S
LIVER INVIG0RAT0R

NaN TN ONa -
TITS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS
III and has become an established lacti a STANDARD
Medicine known aud bp-l proved by all that have
used n and Is now 70 SOFT ed TO with confidence in
ali diseases TOR which itl 8 is recommended
IL has cured thou sands Ewithin the lasttwOy aTs
,,ho had given up an lhrpes Of relief, as the
numerous unsolicited Ger. 81 tih1ates ia my poses
tiOn show. soI .. ....
Tie do,e must be adap. ted 10 the temperament
Of the individual taxing lit andu used In such guam
:itiet as 10 act gently on tjlt the Bowels.
Lstthe dictates ofyouf Giudgment guide you 10
.hs u,e Of the Liver Ia. - viRofatoF, and Il will
sure Liver Complaints, =. Bilious Attacks, Dyt-
yeptia, Chronie diaFfhosa, q ummeT Complaints,
Dvsentery, Dropsy. Sour 0lStomach, Habitual Cos
,iysnets Choiie Cbaiera tIJinfantunl, Fiatuleace,
Inundiee, Female weak - uesses, aud may he used
,noesttfuiiy as an Ofdiu. - aTy Family Med cine -.
n ,yilleaFe tok he adaehe thousands eau testi
OinrUENrr nINUres . iftwo oF three teaspoon-
fnis are taken al CON. - me nceme Of attack.
Al who use Il are Civ. Jag their testimony In
ita faVur.
MIX Water IN the Mouth with the In
viforsior, aud swallow both together.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
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Harvest Time is here and the farmers
are very busy, just now, il their wheat and
hay fields. The rain has somewhat Interrupt
ted their iabors, but it has repaid them u
thousand fold in another direction. There is
Il better crop Of wheat in this county than
hus been known for several years.. M