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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24
NEIGHBORING COUNTY NEWS,

e3- The Hancock JEFFERsoNtAN says;-A
number Of Teachers met at the Union School
building, ON Saturday last, and arranged Il
have u Teachers Institute, in Findlay, of one
week, commencing on the fourth Monday Of
March next.
Sons or MALTA AMONG Us.-More than one
hundred members OF the secret order Of the
Sons Of Malta came TO Findlay on a special
train over the +. & !. Railroad, lust Friday
evening, to assist IN opening lodge Of the
Suns at Findlay. They pnraded through
maiu street, headed by brass band from Ere.
inont 10 the wond rment Of boys who do not
understand the grips aud signs" 10y which
they are bound ogether.-CoURILR.
t5-The Upper slndusky UMoS complains
bitterly of being disappointed in frs elias,
murder item last week, which turned out tc
be a hoax. We deeply sYmpathize with our
neighbor.
eS-A new bridge has just been completed
across the Sandusky River at Bucyrus The
patontee and builder is Mr. John II. Junkins
Of Upper sandusky.
t5- We take the following from the Bucy-
rus JoURNAL;
vi W WNhWNNNhN VI Nule Weeh special
Court was held by Judges Plants and Sum
mers, for the purpose Of trying the right Of a
father to the possession Of his child The
circumstances Of the case are as follows:
The parties were s. l.. Summerl n. Of Hu.
ron County, and j Mclaughlin Of Seneca
Summertime wife, "a sister Of McLaughlin's, }
died, eight years ago, leaving n child about
six months old. The father solicited Nc
Laughlin 10 take the child which he refused
TO do unle's Summeriin would give it 70 him.
After time Summerlin consented and the
child has ever since been with Mclaughlin.
A short time ago summerlin married a second
wie, and Immediately claimed the child
Mclaughlin refused to give IL up, and Sum-
merlin had II taken before Judges Plants aud
Summers, on writ rf Habeas Corpus The
case was decided in favor Of tho defendant.
tg- The Marion REPuBiioAN says that the
wife OF Mr.. Benz. Hop Of Dallas township,
Crawford county, gave birth to triplets on
the Sd inst two boys and girl. They were
bJrn alive, but have since died.
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BOOK NOTICES.

The LADIES' Home Magazine for March
comes to us, laden with the choice things Of
the season, poetry, art, music, fancy sketches,
freside reading, the fashions. &C., &C. 1t is
beautifully illustrated and contains much to
profit, amuse and entertain. Published by
T. s. Arthur { Co, Philadelphia. at 50 a year.
The Edinburgh Review, that prince Of
Quarterlies, has been received from the Amer.
lean publishers, Leonard Scott & Co., New
York. ltisa valuable adjunct to the litera-
ture Of the age, that ought to find lis way in
to every library and be read by every lover
Of the true aud beautiful in art, science histo.
ry ard philosophy. Price 50 a year-tho
four Reviews aud Blaekwood, $40.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

Teaching the Young Idea.--A few
weeks since. one Of the lady teachers in our
Union School was relating to her scholars the
melancholy story of the lost bride who was
hid away in the trunk and perishod, aud was
not found till may years after, and by way Of
application appealed to the scholars to know
II any one could inform her what a skeleton"
was. One little five year old. about the size
Of a chip, siguifed that she knew, and on be-
ing told to explain to the school, remarked.
that 'it was something that Ladies wear"-
This is decidedly new version Of that mel
aneholy affair.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

Thb hstt balna n euyi found 90 head a. niiiimea.
All doiofnuai 20 lcil uy stock nt lcpa thli cann ncl
f,lio hs ,anlfaoioiy dsdra ihit iheis Wl.hiug q
pnIchass shoui utn and oEaine ~ siqek heierr by
's.lisg,'''' s.sis'is u.KnlHoLrz.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

Matthew BraYton, the Indian Capt. We,
Of whom our readers have heard much has
published, IN pamphlet form. narrative ol
his life and adventures with the Indians II
is substantially the same as that heretofor,
published in the newspapers, but goes more
into detail aud abounds in interesting passa.
gea Of his trials and pFiyations, while being
transferred from tribe 20 tribe. and Of abOrig
inal life 10 the Gar Northwest. It also gives
detailed account Of bis return to St. Pau
and the circumstances which led to his reeog
milton and Anal restoration to his family and
friends.
The price Of The pamphlet is 25 cents, Mr.
J. W. Chamberlin is engaged in eanvassiui
this county for the sale Of the work
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Now YorIt nInrl,nt.

NV NoRE, Feb. 81.
FLoUR-Sales OF 4.4OO bbls at IS lO@5 20
for super western So 9O@5 so for common
70 medium extra western; s. s5@5 90 for in
ferior 70 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio
HEAr-Salos at 81 GO.
RrE-Salcs at S6@S7c.
BARLEy-Sales s. 5000 bush at 7S@7gc.
CoRN-Sales 1900 bu at 7s@S2o for new
yellow
OArs--sales at 45@46l6c for State, West.
crn aud Canadian.
WasKY-hrld at 23i5@2323.
PoRW-Sales 800 bbls at Sl7 50 for old mess,
SIS 37lS for new mess.
BkEF--Sales $50 bbls at a o504 50 fov
country prime; 50 25@5 so for country mess
DREssrD Ho1-s@6i4c.
BSEF hANs-Steady. Sales a. Sl3@Sl5.
Cur MEArs-Quiot AZ 7@7lo for shoul.
ders, and 9la@934c for hams.
BAcON- Steady. Sales at 93{@lOc.
LARD-Salcs at ll@lll4o.
BuTTEE-A fair business doing AZ II6l5e
for Ohio; l5@2Oc for State.
tHEE E-9@llhe.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24
Railroad Aecident--Freight Cars
Plunging Through a Bridge.


[FFom the sandusky Resistss.l
An accident occurred on Thursday night
last u the Tifiin Accommodation train ON the
Sandusky, Dayton q Cincinnati railroad,
which fortunately resulted In no loss Of liie.-
This train consists Of freight cars, aud a sin
gle passenger car in the rear. Near Watson's
Station, wooden tfessel bridge, nearly three
hundred feet in length. crosses a deep gully
over a small stream called Sugar Greek. The
banks Of the gully slope towards the centre,
aud from the track TO the bed Of the stream,
the distance is about one hundred feet
Between eight and nine o'clock on Thurs.
day evening, as the train was passing over the
bridge at moderate rate Of speed, L is sup
posed that truck in about the middle Of the
train broke aud some portion Of the truck
catching in the timbers Of the bridge tore them
up, and other portions Of the bridge giving
way, seven freight cars weFe preeipitated
through into the gully. The engine and ten
der were LEFT on the bridge as wen the passen-
ger car, and no one was injured ia the least.
A large portion Of men were sent from this
point as soon as intelligence Of the accident
Was received, who BULL bonfire with nor
tions Of the wreck and worked diligently all
night in clearing away the track. Trains
were delayed only a short time. Il appears
10 belong TO that class Of railroad accidents in
which blame can be attached 10 no one. Mr.
Convene was the conductor aud he as we'll aa
al on board the train say they were moving
at a slow rate Of speed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24
ChiIs and Fevcri Chiis aud Feverli

Chills and FeverI Chills aud Feverii
One of tho groatcst remedies that has ever
been laid before the public for Fever aud
Ague, and which has received the hiqhest en-.
eomiums from The prcss and the people. il Dr..
j. Hostetter's Celebrated Bittcrs. Who would
endure The torturcs arising from this terrible
disease, when it can be 50 easily curedf Who
would endure sleeplcss uights, burning fevers
aud icy chills alternately, when remedy can
be obtained for a mere trihel Aud vet how
many hmilics lingoT out painful existence
under this deadly blight, and do nothing but
gulp down quinine, unlil it becomes as com
mon as their daily meals. aud yot they are
not relieved. None but the foolish aud weak
would hYsitato 70 procure these valuable Bit-
tiers, aud save themselves intense agony .-
Sold by dru gists aud dealers geueally eve.
rywhere.
gFg- See advertisement in another column.
Febl0 I'm
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

Kenucdy's Medical Discovery.---Ne
ohecrlully devote to Mr.. Kennedy and HE
populnr medicine portion Of our columns
to-day, for We are well aware that the fDis.
covery' Is doing mere in one week IN the
curing Of humor Of every description,
than any remedy that has ever been got up
has done In It's WHOLE career, We are pre-
pared TO speak Of tlis aitcle m the aos con
hdeut manner, for We have taken unusual
pains 10 fnd out whether it was an that ID
prOlessed 10 be. We have visited The Lab.
oratory Of Mr. Kennedy at Roxbury and there
pcrused the certificates Of those Who have besn
cured, many Of them known 10 us az person.
Of vcrucuy and truth. In addition to this We
have bad oases Of cure occur among our owu
relatives ard friends, and without solicitation
have had persons relate 10 rs what the "Dis
covery" did for them; these are our reason.
for che high estimation In which wo hold this
remedy. -Ex
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

The Snow, that fell last week, has disap.
peared and the weather is now mild aud pleas.
ant but, OH the mud! the mudll Spring is
coming on opace, and
"Soon reviying plants and flowers
Anew shall deck the plain;
The woods shall hear the voice Of Spring
And flourish green again"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

Appropriate Name.-Thc Tifin Tan.
UNE comes out with column Of elegant ex-
tracts Of all the good things reported Of Tihin
by the delighted aud highly elevated editors
who were 50 Hospitality used there. The praise
bestowed We are sure is well deserved, and
We would suggest that in compliment 10 that
memorable occasion 1IFFN in future be named
PuFFiE.-CLEyELAND CLEANER.
II there is any point to the above, we con.
fess our inability TO sec it.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24
RianEEl RIaDEs ;

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper, Kept con.
atantiy on hand and for sale cheap at The Tar
uvNE OFucE; such as
Deeds, Summons,
{ Mortgages, Suhpoenas.
Attachments. Vendis,
fExecutiOnss Constable Sales,
Blank Notes, SC, sc.
dTJustices and Notaries supplied on reas-
onablo terms. IN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

Lent, which is observed by somo Christ.
ian denominations, as aquadngcsimal.s seasou
Of puri6eation and abstainance from the eat.
ing Of meat 30, commenced on Wednesday
last, the 22d. Its termination will be Easter,
which falls, this year, on Sunday. the 9Th Of
April, fortnight earlier than last year. It's
commencement is called Wednesday and
its termination, historical tradition says, is
the day Of our savior's resurrection.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

The ssd was appriately observed in Tiff
I'm, although the weather was rather unpro-
Pitious, In the afternoon, the fremen and
Turner's were out, parading the streets with
bands Of music, and. in the evening, the mem
bers Of Engine Co. No. gave Festival and
Ball at Loesser's Hall, which was well attend
ed--all going to show that the memory Of the
Father Of his Country is still fresh in the
hearts Of the people
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

Messrs. A. a =. Foreman Of Ssadusky
have purchased the st,te Of Straw q Ludvig
at Carey, where shey Intend pursuing the mer.
camille business. They are said to be enter.
rriaine lellows.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

wehave ell 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, 1860-02-24

Hit him where he Lives.--'If the pa.
per raises the name Of Charles Foster, Sr., for
President, and Charles Foster, Jr., for Vice
President, or Bangngoos the ticket, we shall
think the News inclined to be opposed 10 the
Democracy. ."-Tifin ApvERusER,
Should we be so unfortunate as To endorse
a candidate for the Presidency, we hope that
We shall not be eneumbercd with Post OF
fee, to prevent US from an honest expression
Of our opinions.-FosToRIA NEws.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

We had the Pleasure, this week, Of meet
ing aud taking by the hand brothers WIIsoS
Of the Wyandot PioSEER, RomSsoN Of the
Kenton REPUBLICAN and HoILABAuoH Of the
Finday CoURIER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

Pretty near It.--A chap from up the riv-
er called on a doctor the other evening, for
"four bits worth Of corroborntiye settlement,
10 kill rats" Strange enough, Doc knew
what he wanted, and gave him Corrosive Sub
Innate.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

The New renitontiary committee, it
vas confidently expected, would make their
report 70 ihe Legislature this week Much in
terest ie felt By difsron. towns 10 The state, a,
to the place to be recommended BY the com.
mitiee. The Legislature, however, mus, ,aks
fnal action In the matter.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

Jno. s. Nye, sentenced to the Penitentia
ry for three years for forgery, was taken to
Columbus this week by the Sheriff.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

We call attention to the advertisement
Of d. Barnhart's piano aud music store; also
wall paper and gold pens by J. PelRn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

=
IVA reduction Of per cent. from the above rates
will be made for Cash.
The space, occupied by 10 lines Of ths type composing
the body Of The advertisement, will be considered
square
All transient Advertisements, together with Admins
Haton, Attachment, Road AM Ditch Notices, must be
paid form advante.
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.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

The Wind blew furious gale on Wed.
nesday evening. doing considerable damage
to fences sc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

Thanks to W. A. Hershiscr Of the STATE
Treasurer's Office, Columbus, for valuable
State documents.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

No seeds.--Hou, John Carey desires us to
say, that, inasmuch as the Patent Office have
procured no Seeds, this year, for dislribu.
tion, he will have no such favors to bestow.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

D.. Cheeaenannls III.


""NH"
Prepared by Cornelius l. cbosisman. ". D.
Rev York cts.
the eombiuutiou Of Ingredients co. ns rils als its
rsili Of long end extensive practice. Tsy nr, mia
u their %, ration, aai cerain 10 correcting "a iirsrs
isnties, painfai Nuutiruatloui fcmu,inr sn ohs1ua
tont, whether rom cold ur eihefass, headache. psin
lathe SIDE, palptauono The heaf, eliei al aarvnui
aasutuus yitufioi, sigue rain u he h.ts end llts
sts ,'Esaisd SLEEP, shieh srssiiton interruption 0f
aatufs.
To Married Ladies'.
nf Chessomauf riItufa iuvaiaal'o. stisg silasInr
on ths monthly rcriod ui.h irruisriiy. ladies uhl
have brun diiarp0 inicd ln tho uss of ether ri aa
piaos The utnusi conddcucs ia nr. Chsossuah's Pli
doing all that hey represent 20 Do.
There 10 condition olt fenialp % itn ehict
lie rills cunqot DO taken without producing pecu.
hafrsaut Such % te iuetithhlo tendency OF ihs met.
ciue fetole the tsNnul fnuciinns io nufs cundi-
ton, thatcycn ihe reproductive power uf daiuta
resist u, Wauaniod purely fegciahle and fict from
anshinr niufioul. kKp'iul directions, which shuuli
he read, acrompany each box. Prise 81. huntby mal
on enclosing 3 / 20 The Gtnenl Aeent
ev~sold BY drusei.i DO ever lows ln he uaiisf
9taict .MurCulN6H,
General Agent flf ne Jnlted stnes.
ili Chamh. ri.at, New. .roft,
To whom au Wholesale of ier. thouid De aidreftcd
soldby J. q. Wooster. fiihn, 20. mu2r-N
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

Seed Drills.--Among the Patents issued
for the week, ending Feb ldth, we notice one
to Jonathan Smith, Of the firm Of Smith,
Barnes & Co. Of this place, for improvement
i'm Sod Drina y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24
Important 20 Clegymen, Teachers,
LAwYERs, AND Az OTHERS WHOSE MINDS
snE Taran uunr rutu ruF Amy

Importnnt 20 Clegymeut Iencbefa,
LAWYERS, AND AL OTHERS WHOSE MINDS
ARE TAxED nonE THkE rHE Sony.
CIscINeATi, July 6, 1859.
Having received most markcd benefit from
The use Of Peruvian Syrup, ! deAir 10 call at
tenunn 20 ita great value a. q tonic and alter
ative. find that i imparis vigor 10 the.ner-
Yous energy as we'll as vitality and strength
% tho whole svn-, ana riih great conf.
dence recommend rs use 70 s.,s.- suffering
from indigettiou, inaction Of he liver, and
other complaints incident 10 professional men.
ln my judgment the testimony Of physicians
and others 10 the olaims Of Peruvian Syrup TO
be considered as 4 chemical pisoovEkK, Is aaf.
hcient 70 establish Z n pnblic confidence.
EDW'D K NEWHALL.
Peruvian Syrup q a solution Of Protoxide
Of Iron, q new discovery 10 medicine and
strikes a. the root Of disease BY producing
healthy blood. the source Of al vitality 10 the
human organism. For Sale BY !. L. 50. John
a Co, Tina. feD2t 2W
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

Delegates from this county to the State
Convention at Columbus should leave Tifin,
on the ll;4O A. M train. on Wednesday next.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

FELLOW CrTIZ ENs--Bs assured, 90 ionr as do
business with you, IL will be my pleasure and purpose
TO henohi aud serve yoni and there ore many little
iomi and ideas connected with the Drug business,
that, Understood, may add very much 10 your con.
fort and oonvenienqs. For instance, show you free
Of cott how that burning luid may be made non
pioiive, And for IS cents will sell you the material
formaking gallons Washag Fluidi iust such a. s EN-.
poyed la giving The bsautiul 6nsh and color Irish
LINEN.
Wooster sells concentrated Lyo for making
6oap.
Wooster sells Heave cure for Horses.
Wooster sells Horse Powders for so centa,
the best 10 the worl2.
Wooster sells Ointment Tor frCstbitten Feet,
sure care.
Wooster sells Rat Killer.
Wooster sells choice Perfumery.
Wooster sells Brandiea aud Wines
Wooster sells School Books.
Wooster sells Blank Books.
Wooster selis a certain Corn cure.
Wooster sells cure for Deafness.
,l.ons hair Is glory 70 WOMAN p says Faui aud All
helieVe the Fui oi this quoitnon Preserve IL thea
Ladies, youF GLORY may fade unless you protect h,
VII sell for % csntt boulo Of Hair on that viii 70
store and change the hair iil ofsna color-vag.
Ianied. lfit does cot DOL will refund ths Money
iihin, Jan, lal it0o--tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

WOodi WoOdit woOdiit
Those who Intend paying their subscription
In wood are informed that il must be brought
in Immediately.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24
lPECIAL NOTICES.
BEAR IN MIMI

A.. - That the eTRIBUNE has tbs 1sr,.
49,. e.lo o'e.iioiionl and is, therefore. tbe
Ta.,,... -, .,eainln for advertising, IN senccs
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

'srhc Fostoria News,'' is the name ol
"an independent FAMILY Journal" just start.
ed, under the r0nmiNo caro- Of The Messrs.
Fcster, at the enierprising village Of Fostoria
o.. by Mr.. J. II Foster, editor. II presents
a neat mechanical appearances aud is, withal
quite credit to the place. The editor, in hii
selulatory, ignores politics and. with prophet
&c eye aud an inspired pen. indulges in fsnci
ful speeulalious Of the good time coming,
when Fostoria shall be brought into commu.
nication with London, Pykiu and Hong. Kong
We say success to the NIws, Fostoria and all
ule Posters.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24
Cincinnati NInrIset.
Tinin Rc1niI HInrkef.


tCoueoted weekly, by II. A. BUskiRK x Bro
Wholesale Hnd Retail dealers In Groceries and pro
duoe Of ulikinds, shF whan's Rlock TihihO.l
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24
The Great EngIigh Ee7n1
cdV.


els JANIS CIAHkhs
Celebrated female l'iIls.
Prepared from q prescription Of Sir
j Clarke, N b., Pbyoician TX.
traordinary to the Qleon
ri. insaiuatis meiiliat O. aaslaas iats s.iaafs "a
iho.s rtiaiol nd t,ataicui dtsa'-' sni.h Aa g.
male ssasiiiuiion ii iudss,. moisisis, ,u ,r.ss,
snd fsno,ss NJ oli,iaaiioai "a sposy 80. ~ 10
rsnst o..
To Married Ladies'
u4 pseailsig ,aiisd, i~ii, 10 .loa i.s i.i,r %
he msn,hly psfcl With issuisfU.
lseh louie. pdc, one ualiai, boar, ne ccysran,rs
Stamp of cfsai nhlaiu, 70 prsftai cooa efislu.
fsis pint ihoai rot Be iiLen bs fauislsl iofs5 W.
frr three m0aii of fIe faaarr. ev tr-f
ea Mitaaniage. bot % any cihaf time lhtf la.s.
~ IN casssQf Nerout md spIaal intluunf. eia {.
ne hurk aut lluus. tsulue fgli esFriIun, fsIp-
taion ~ ile haan, liffeutt, uai Whites. ihale Pile
ulu ssCt care asen sHuthsf ssal hsfs iti Ita aat
although powerful tafnaq 10 nni cnniair rar, lsI.
uiari un nuuf, 90 any thHT hafll ID ih1 luilo
tuli di.eciicns in he uauihisi afluii each falt.
az, vnich tloaid hu esreiul'y rfifef,ed
6oi, Agcat iofiha United slairs and cHHrdn
1oh MosEsi Late I. q nalltln a. Cos,
B.-si.cou uui 9 snoii,es ttia,5s sselo.s 4 10 s.r
.gtholfei Atsai eieasuie bu.ilo. -uaiahaf otti5o
pills, BY fetufn mail.
feI isis BY T. D.. 81. ioha 3 Co., Tiaa, ohio.
NH1sr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

Bible Anniversary.--Tho anniversary
exercises Of the Seneca Co Bible Society took
place at the NJ. f. Church, on Sabbath svo.
ming. The house was crowded to overfiowina
aud the exercises were highly entertaining. -
After prayer by the Rev. r. Andrew and
singing by the choir. the report Of the officers
was read aud received. Addresses were then
delivered by Rev, E. W. Meyer. D.F D,
Wolf Esq, Rev Dr. KeiiIer and Rev. Mr..
Smith, agent Of the American Bible Society.
A business meeting Of the members was
called for Monday morning at o'clock Ia
elect officers for the ensuing year. The fol.
lowing arc the officers elected.
PsEsiDENr-Henry Ebert.
VIcE PHEs'rs- Mr.. Startsman, Mr.. Baeher
aud Mr. VIM, Woof
sEcRErART-D. F. De Wolf.
ThEAsURER--G, W. Cunningham.
AUproR-E. b. searlea.
DErosTARY-Jessc Shriyer.
ExEcUTivE CoN-N. L. Brewer, Leonard
Adams and Earl Bill
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24

rooueeted weekly by J sh iver, dealeri in Dry Goods
Groeeries, Carpetiugs Boots and shoes, and Ready
Made Clothing. And Bufuhaser Of every description
Of Grain aud Produce for Cash.
WHEAT--l,i5G 30
CoRN--( (shellrd) 529854e.
do (Earl f7e.
RYK-O09S0.
DARLEY--0QGB0.
OATs-39c,
PorAroEs-.O95a03
Flax sgED-s0O.O@i, i,C0.
HUTTER--lle
LARD-Ou
TALtow--t0o.
SMOKED HAMs--iOc.
do siDss AND sHouLpERs- 790Qo.
PtcKLED POaK--edDno
CLOVER SEED-s4 ,20a4iaO.
BEEswAx-2Od125c.
fE.rHERs--i0a00c.
RAos--2c.
GREEN iIDEs--5e 80k.
DRS do 100.
EG0s-l4e. y dozen.
DREssED lioos-sf,7595,iO
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-24
CIySe stnuion.

Trains on the cleveland and Toledo Road
pass Clyde Station as follows: Going East,
$50 a m, and SAD p. m. Going Wesi, 1925
a. n.i and 1898 p. ~.