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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06

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pstaefus @FN designs. lu4 lmpnF.sd. ofus3~nns
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The Goods ~tl be e1hitsn ~eA1s~xAy q s<lss
LADIES aad he Fuhfsfc generally nsLaa = e.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06

AT 0AYkoRs-ooRsErs AND SIX fRrs KxOLUHSvDL
n y f1les select from the largest variety md mo-
sup.ssn quaiay spectral attention 70 tbe shape a own
nAaaiAaers 20 q. grsoefal5 70 suit every nxurs-
~gasly low prso-s 6 Broadway Union square, 81
a. hr~a~sg between Fourth and Amiy streets N B-Ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06

DIoroN MArcH-Ar Wards. on sArusDAv osr~-
q ssct fhs sresnvspd sad nsasnsA sr>s yse 80
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06

4 UcTrOM NOTICB-M. DOUGHTY. AUCTtONBsR,
"A viii sol this day. Saturday, October q los ociock
OF household
Furniture Carp-s, maAoxaay and rnsewood psrcr Salt
salensna dining Tables dinr CHAIR dreins Burr.us
Dedacars Msfucesre FAiaesca Lounecasecf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06

4 ssr0NHxs sALR-THK HoTM. KNOWN AZ TIE
Jooes fouss No IA 10 Broadway II private sale:
vusi by order Of d. IRA BAKER, assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06
l ucTloN NoTIGE.-ro SOUTHERN AND WESTERN

A COTTON koTrCk-PERsoNs ABOUT RENoyiSo.
a win End 10 their advantage call the Mstrcpo
rian rpre.a ros and "a Kns STREET and 100 vnick street
spring Trucks for removing families IN the
Try city All kinds OF stauAry, Pier Miro-s Pianoforsn
nch Paintings &c removed with and 81 risk. All
Kinds Of packed and all OF he world
This quick and desirable for families be removed
without trouble C~rts ii all times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06

AUCTION NOTICE. W. PORTER a 90, AUCTION.
"A een-Peremptory sale Elegant Household Furniture
Medallion and Brussels Csrpefs a. 40 this day (saur
day. At l0h o'clock No 25 soureen,h street. Eighth
avenue large and general assortment OF paror bedroom.
and dining fur nture consisting In OF elegant
vood mshogaDy Parlor Suites. In piu'h crnson aud
and gold hrosa- Ac; rich frame pier olasses with
coo,ole TABLES and slabs rosewood and mshogany pier,
centre And side Tables mAAoxany s2tas ShAirs ana
tay Library Bookcsses mshogany and walaut dress
hogany French and other Bedsssds; hair iMstrssssa.
Boseru Pillows rich lass Curtains aud
Cornces shades mante Vases elegant medallion and brus
Csrpe,s Olcohs Mating &c. together with general
assortment Kshen Furniture with the sale VII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06

Ar JASks rUcKERs,
fe. Para Fio1en4
ksw rNrs Fowcv
Bridal Bets Br4da nsaA
voua, vella, Ven,
OofiuresL Coli urua
r0n.s rirings IN abundance.
TIE nsrAx~~bae -e~~Do u perpetual for bridal soA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06

pLACK AsD Taw yKRRfrRs-ssAla. WILL sauD
ID and hAndsyme kiss Carries sp.r~s svs~lk r~~ss-s
md All bsecds Of .of ~ sac ov Ao xnsIs Mrss -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09
NmcnnoRINe couN1N NrMe-

We clip the following from the Upror san.
dusky JNioN.--last Wednesday tho OH
inst, whist William Smith was al work Al
clearing. during q heavy sind. tree vas
blown upon him, snstteinr him ip a mo,t
horrible manner, He lived hut lhree QUAR-.
tera VI an Eour ancr the accident He wa
the son Of Mr.. ucnry Smith, who lives two
miles south Of Carey, and was about % vesrs
Of age. To this distressing fatality. his' faith.
cr and two other younger brothers were wit.
nessos,
AZ the raising q a saw mill on the ish
inst, one milc aud a half south Of Carey. a
young man by tue nalno OF LYMAN Gibbs, was
killed by The accidental fallue Of a LARGO
piece Of timber which ne In comnanv win
others were attempting tu raise. Several 9th
crs narrowly escaped The same fate, In irving
70 prevent the timber from falling. Tie lived
but u tuw moments amer the fatal stroke.
tT~The Bucyrus FoRuu saws that John
Hoffman, who lived some five miles nom Bu.
cyrus, vas killed on the 22d ult. He was in
the Held vi hen the storm came on aud nan for
the house, but before rc1ohiug n place of sofe
ty he was struck by the lub Of u tr.e upon
The ince and breast. which killed him instant.
ly. He leaves a family.
tE-T The Bucy,us JorrvAt, Republican
paper, owned by Mcssrs. Locke d Robinson.
is offered for sale on easy terms. It has three
presses. good list Of paying subscribers and
is doing. so the proprictors cay, large and
profitable business
tB-At Columbus Grove, Putnam Co., last
Tuesday week, lad about IA years old was
r IN over by the sand so horribly maugled,
that he died almost instantly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09

Last evening G. Pennington, Esu., of
Ti1in, President of the Tinin q Fort Wayne
Railroad Company together with W. NJ Rod.
field, Esq Of New York. large stockhOld.
cr 10 the above railroad. met several Of our
prominent citizens at Vests House 10 prcsont
10 them a railroad project which PROMISES to
be Of advantage 10 Sandusky, The PROPOSE.
tion is to complete the Tihin & Fort Wayne
Railroad, which is already graded the entire
distance ,lO2 miles and by using The San.
dusky, Dayton q Cincinnati road from Tinin
10 Snudusky, aud the road from Sandusky to
Cleveland, connecting by means Of the Glove
land 4 Mahouing road with the Atlantic &
Great Western road, thus forming n continu.
Gus line from New York 20 Chicago on the
above routes
They desire Sandusky 10 consent 10 thei,
taking UP the rails from Saudusky to Toledo
for the purpose Of lnying the track from Tif
fin TO Fort Wayne IL is said the distanc,
from Sandusky TO Chicago by this route
would be shorter by ten miles than by any
uther
/ The feasibility Of laying six foot guag,
on the Tidn & Fort Wayne road and plnc
/ ing an additional mil ON the roads above men
toned as well as on the Pitt hurph, For
Wayne q Chicago road from Fort Wayn,
wcstiu order TO establish n wide gunge through
To Chicago from New York, Is under discus
sion.
lis known that The citizens OF Sandusk,
have "a suit pending in the Court Of Common
Pleas Of this county, against the q. & n. Rail
rood Company, which is set for this term o
The Court. Whether It would be policy iul
us, under the present state Of things, to con
sent 10 having the rolls removed between thi,
nrint and Toledo is subject for grave con
sideraiion.
No action whatever was taken last nirht
the meeting being simply an interchange oI
feelings upon the subject. Our citizens ar,
rendered exceedingly shy ON the subject Of
railroads by their past experience SAN. RIO
99th.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09
Cincinnnti Marker.
afARRIED.

By the Rev J. II. Good, on the st ef March
Mr.. JosEPH McCLELLAsD Of Hopowell 10 Miss
MARY ANN TmFLINCER Of seneca.
In this city on the 9Th inst. J., by Rev Lyman
j. Fisher, Mr. FREDERIcE RHoAD Of Republic
10 Mrs. d. M FERGusoS Of Tifin.
10 Bloom Tp. March lst, 1860, by Rev J
A.. hrown, Mr GEo. II. DALDwiN Of Republic
TO Miss EsuuR GILLEr Of the former place.
March 4th, 10 Reed, by the same, Mr. Wa
WILLIAMS TO Miss JANE HArHAwAY both q
Reed TIP.
On the same day, in same tn. by the same
Mr.. WN r MoPHERsoS Of southern Illinois
70 Miss HANNAH CART, third daughter Of R.
]. Cary Esqp Of Reed.
On the 4th inst, by Rev. J. A. Nudge, Mr.
DAVID DoNALnsoN Of Green Greek, Sandusky
Co., to Miss AMANDA NJ PoRrrR Of Green
Springs Ohio
On the 9th inst, by the same, Mr. wM
kLISE 10 Miss SNRAn a. OhAPss all Of Tifin
Ohio.
Thanks for tho beautiful supply Of cake.-
Nay Bily's "Gmpes' never become sour, bui
always be happily in-KlNrD.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09

A Good STYLE OF Advertising.-Mr
Kennedy, the Proprietor Of Konnedy's Med
ical Discovery, has adopted very good style
OF advertising; he tnkes a man afflicted with
some painful humor, such as Scrofula, Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas, Sc, cures him entirely
with two or three bottles Of his medicine, and
returns him to the community a sound and
healthy man He, Of course. mentions his re-
eoyeFy to every one he meets who is suffering
from a similar disease to the one with which
he was troubled; this man is also cured, and
another advertisement is secured. The coun-
try is full Of these living advertisements, who
at any moment are willing TO testify to the
virtues Of kennedy's Medical Discovery"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09
Conncil Proceedincs.

TiFFiN ONO, Wednesday }
Feb. 20, le6O(
Council met and was called TO order by the
President
Members present, doyey, lIoming and Wat.
son,
Minutes Of last meeting read by the Clerk
and ON motion approved as read
The account Of r. Nichols Jailor Of e6.27,
for lees aud boarding city prisoners was then
presented and read by tie Clerk, and on mo-
ton Of G X. Watson allowed and the Clerk
instructed 10 draw an order on the City Fund
for the amount Of same.
On motion Council then adjourned 10 meet
wednesday, March z, 1860 at 6 3 o'clock, p
M.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09
support Your Home Paper.--we rec

support Your Home PRper.--Wc rec
Ommond a careful reading of the following
article from the Cleveland Herald;
We know OF nothing that is more disheart
ming TO the publisher Of country newspaper
than to be told, as he too often is, when sulio-
iti0g subscribers; 81 feel too poor 10 take Your
paper; tAko tho Tribune, Cor some other
huge foreign weekly and itonly costs me one
dollar year, and it contains twice rs much
reading a yours does'-when the receipts Of
one week OF the Office named above would be
double the yearly receipts Of his eountypaper,
and when, II tho foreign papers were publish
ed seventy years it would not result 10 rs
much benefit 10 himself and county in which
ne lives as would a single weeks edition Of
HE own county paper
hecolleet, II home paper Is to be support- .
ed, rome influence must do IT, Every dollar
sent 70 she Eastern papers is at the expense
Cf the loc2i paper A county acquires prom
lincsee throngs It's papers more than any 9th
er way mad tO every one who has county IN
terests al stake, his howe paper is q necessity.
Never Nill such a n,9n axe a paper printed
away from home until ~ Is able to take sec
oud paper. His first will DO sis home sheet,
and be win so identity his own ,.atsresis with
that Of his county as 10 consider bis 'noserip-
tion as matter Of as early duty as ih> nay
ment Of his taxes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09

The Haunted II homestead. The AIcssrs.
Peterson have in press new work by the
distinguished American Authoross, Mrs. Elm.
ma d. L. N. Southworth, which will be ready
for delivery on the I7lh Of March Those
who have been accustomed 10 reading tho
works of this popular authoress, will agree
with US in the anticipation Of being treated
with something rich. Her styloo Of writing Is
clear aud forcible, and while she delights tht
readers imagination with her dcscripty,
beauty, she applies home truths 10 their un,
derstanding with degree Of rational conyc,
ton. Those who have read the proof sheet,
OF the coming book pronounce IL 10 he her best
effort Orders should be addressed to T. B
Peterson g. Bro. Philadelphia.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09

Pigoons.--lmmense focks Of Pigeons have
passed over this place, during the past few
days, sometimes almost darkcniug the air by
their numbers. A shrewd calculator has es-
timnted the number at ten millions, "more or
less" The woods are said 10 be alive with
them and their presence, in so large numbers,
is accounted for By the abundance Of beach
mast Our hunters are enjoying rare sport
shooting them, and many a score have been
made to show the "whito feather" and descend
in eddying circles to the ground, at the crack
of the fo''ling piece. The trappers too have
been at work aud thousands Of these unwary
birds have been caught in the tolls Of their
nets and sold on our streets, to safe the appc-
t.tes Of our epicures. The course Of these
aerial visitors is generally Northward.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09

b cardta lines orlesst one year dNu
og-A reduction Of per cent. from the above rates
Uill be made for Cash
The space, occupied by iOHnss Of the type composing
the body OF the advertisement will be considered
square
All ranaient Advertisements, together with Admins
radou, Attachment, Road All Ditch Notices. must be
paid form advan,e.
Advertisements inserted Tor an indeinte time will
be clnrged for until ordered out
When yeary Advertisements arc inserted one or
more changes will be allowed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09
ImpOrtantto to Liquor-sellers.-The fol-

lowing appeared in the ApvEnTuEu last week
as an advertisement. We insert it gratis;
Liquor sellers are hereby warned that from
and alter the first day Of April next, The un-
lawful sale thereof must be discontinued, on
penalty at the ensuing term Of our Court, Of
being prosecuted 10 the extent OF the law.
All order Loving citizens, throughout the
county, are hereby requested 10 give infoima.
tion 20 The prosecutor Of any violation Of the
law, in = s.r particular neiehhorhood.
r.. i. GRIFFITH,
Prosecuting Attorney, Seneca Co.,
Mar 2, 1860.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09
Now Work HEnrl,ct.

NEw YORK, March. G.
FLouR-Salcs Of s, 400 bbs at So 1905 25
for super western - 3005 50 for common
70 mediuIh extra western; 50 S5@5 90 for in
ierior to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEAr-Sales at 81 23@Sl %.
RYE-Sales at 66@S6c.
BARLEY-Sales 20O0 bush at CSC.
CoRN-Sales 5000 bu at 7e0sOc for new
yellow
oArs--sales at 44@4liso for State, West.
ern aud Canadian
WusKY-held nc dc
PoeG-sales 500 bbls nt sl7 so for old mess
SIS 81 for new mess
BLEF-Sales $50 bbs at 81 2504 80 for
country prime; 30 25@5 50 for country mess
DREssEo lioGs-73s@5c.
BarF HAMs-Steady. Sales At Sl9@Sl6.
Cor MEArs-Quiet at 7@7ilo for shoul.
ders, and 9@9l5c for hams.
BAcoS-Steady Sales at l0i,c
LAR6-sales at l0%@llJse
BgrrER--A fair business doing at II lac
for Ohioi 10000 for State.
CHEE E-9@l4c.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09
ChllIs and Ferer rrerentod.

This bnne Of the West, which lays the foun-
dation iur many a consumption, seldom mils
to attack those with disordcrcd liver. This
tendency is eif,ctually prevented bv an occa.
sioual use of the PERUVIAN SYRUP. which
10y lie Alternative and tonic effects produces
healthy notion Of the blood aud liver, and ef
irctually restores the system from the mischiev.
ous effects caused by the abuse Of CalomcI
aud Quninc.
Peruvian Syrup is Solution Of Protoxide
OF Iron, a new discovery in medicine ard
strikes at the root Of disease by producing
healthy blood. the source orull Vitality in the
human organism. For Sale by ]. l.. ST. John
a Co. Thin mh9.2w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09

Revival in RepubIic.--Wo learn from a
correspondent that an interesting revival Of re-
ligion is in progress, at the N. +. Church in
Republic, and that, up to this date, some 65
persons have proposed themselves for trial in
said church.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09

Sugar Making.-We have had several
days Of the finest kind Of weather for sugar.
making and many Of our farmers, We learn,
have been improving it, This is oneof those
duties, which, to the young folks at home, n
combine pleasure with business-"thc useful
with the agreeable" What happy reminis
cenccs are connected with sugar making aud
camp life in the ollcn time!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09

Get Your Bills Printed Here.-w,
would say to merchants and all others, thai
we are prepared, with fine assortment o
job type and two new presses, TO execute all
kinds Of Bills. such as Sale Bills, Horse Bills
Merchants Bills, Posters, Cards, labels, &c,
in manner not to be surpassed for chvapncsi
and beauty. Call NJ the rRlBUNE Office.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09

New Store.--Measfs. Eugleman & Craig,
of fiiin, have rented the store ~ the Cundih
Block, Formerly occupied by a. Brown &
Coz for term of years wherc they viii soon
open large and Ono aasortment OF DrJ Goods,
sc. They come we'll recommended as busi
ness men, and as competition j. the life OF
trade, we hope shey win reesire q cordial re-
leeplion among our business mer.--UnnAsA
CiuEtI.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09

House Burned.-We learn that the dwell
ling Of John Hennessoy, on the Findlay roat
in Hopewell township, was entirely consumed
by FIRE, one day last week. Loss not ascer
tained.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09
To Married Ladies



Prepared by Cornelius l.. Cbecueman. 81 d.
New Yuri Cny
The combination of Ingredients ia ne rlra a,s o..
resrii Of long end extensive practice They sfs MIA
ia their op.rauoe, aui rerisia n rcHseiineau inssu
ladues, rainrn Ncninuaiiont. renewing sU cb.tfaa.
tlouf. whether Uolf of rihefgisu. hrslatha nain
inthc UJc, palp of the henf vhiicf a fsout
'nocuout hysicuc', u', paiu ~ the bsek Hnd limbs
rta i'iurlei siaep. which atscs FROM inioftupuon %
nature,
To Marriud Ladies'.
Dr. Ctesssnant riniarc inysnabit, ssthey rinbring
nn the monthly period Wtih icfulaufV lsdias who
have hrcu fa1rointrd boz tha use of cihrr piii, an
paoe tae uimolt condolences Boz nr Chaotaaaus gils
doiug un ihat hoy appreciate 90.
Notice.
Thrrs f condition oftho fcueis sr torn in uhif b
The pil, cannot hn trkrn without praducirf rsl u.
hstfssnh srch ftho iursiahls tendency oi ths uad
iour 90 fcsinr che scsua fanciions % normal cond
uon hut even to rrrfodurtitu nowrr ofnanri canant
rctiuu. Wauuntci purely vereinbls, and hcs from
anything iuiuuous. Explicit directions which thouid
hufend, aoc ennanv oaCh box. Price ST. Ecnthymaii
on enclosing p 10 tho Ueuefsi Agent
eU-sold BY oae dtugt.tin every town 10 iho uniic'
States. q ulrCUtNga.
Cuuefal frtni laffho rnlted states.
1Ui Chhmhers.si New York
TO whom nll Nhucsale of lorl shouid be nddrestsd.
soljbi .. a. Wooster 1fn, %. maQulr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, we'll printed on fine paper, Kept con-
stantly on hand and for sale cheap at tho Tm-
nuNE OrrlcE; such as
Deeds. Summons,
Mortgages, Suhpoeunss
AtAechmpntss Nemdis
lffutiOns, Constable Sales,
tank Notes, SC, sc.
UFJustioes and Notahos supplied on reas-
enable terms. IN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09
Chills md Eererl Chills nnd I,crerll

Chills and FeveT Chills and Fcveril
-Onc of the greatest remedies that has ever
been laid before the public, for Fever aud
Agr, aud which has received the highest en-
ccniums from the press aud the people, is DR..
j. Hostcttcr's Celebrated Bitters. Who would
endure the to"turos arising from this terrible
discnsc, when IL can be So easily cured? Who
would endure sleeplcss nights, burning fevers
aud icy chills alternately, whenn remedy can
be obtained for a mere rihc2 And yet how
many families linger out a painful existence
under this deadly blight, and do nothing hut
gulp down quinine, until il becomes rs com
mon as their daily meals aud yet they are
not relieved. None but tho foolish and weak
would hesitate To procure these valuable Bit
ters, and save themselves intense agony -
Sold by dru gsts aud dealers generally eve
rywhcre.
IN See advertisement in another column.
Fcbl0 I'm
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09

The above i portrait Of David lIoC roery ofNapisr
township, who, on the 3ftday OF Anruat 1859 made
affidavit before Justice Gofoy that he was treated for
the crre Of lancer by three physicians Of Bedford Co.
and hv Dr. Newton Of The Eclectic College 10 Cinoin.
nai, fora period ofneary ight mouihs, notuihsand-
ing whiah hitlp, nose and pculon ofhis Ion cheek
wsra entirely eaten awayl he had given up IN hope,
whenhe heardoi Blood soarohef,n and was Undue.
ed oty ~ -Four hoilos euTfd bin, and although sad.
By dihgufedi there Is question but what this inralu
able medicine saved bis nfe The fuli panioular Of
thf remarkable ease may be- seen in o cirau8r which
can be hqd Of say Of The aFents,
We airo refer 10 Che case Of hapoy nleakney Of FL
defiun Armstrong Pa. cured ofgcrofula amer
hsing enable 10 get out OF bed ior three years,
70 uie case Of iady in AnsohViie, Ciearfnd coun-
", who was also addicted with serofun in ts worst
iorn.
rothe ofGeorge MeiSol, rasidius ia Canoifovn
Cambria county Pas who wafso badly afflicted with
Cancer ihnti eat his entire on and bis case was
wore, 10 posahle, than MoCroarya
The pHrcwHrs oftheff eases, ever one (which was
cared by the use of the Blood saafchsI-may also se
found Ia eiteuar 20 be had ofany Of the Aqents
r, N. LEMON, Proprietor
Laboratory Tor he manuacture nni sale ,ncaf the Pa
hlilfold Depot, uoililar sburF, Pa
nf. Geo. n keyier, Whole nis agent, ritisbufa, Pa
ros sso by J. n Wooster, TinniI H. "a lohn q
Go Timp. snA =. Holman, Mccuishsntille.
isai9 istm
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09
improvements in Fostorin.--Wo lcr

improvements in Fostoria.--Wc learn
from the NEws that Joel Hale Esq, is max.
ing the rcccssary arrangements for the cree
tion Of three.story brick, on the corner Of
Tifiin aud Main streets, sixty feet front 10y
one hundred and four feet deep, which he
contemplatcs cutting up into business rooms
Other Improvements are spoken Of.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09

Distressing Accidcnt.-Wc regret TO
learn that little daughter Of Anthony Berg
strcsscr, Of this township, aged two years and
four months, accidentally fell into vessel Of
boiling water, one day last week, from the cf.
iccts Of which she died shortly afterwards.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09

Oflung ,eger. on tho Goth of Feb, pnILLu
i'EsNgl LneH, infant son % tnillp aud Eliza
p,ln lf-st,eeh, Of the city Of Iiiin.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09

The Wheat-Gelds in this county are be-
ginning to revive with the the return Of pleas
ant weather and there is fair prospect Of an
abundant cron.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09

ReIigious.-In the Report Of the Commits
sioner OF Statistics we find the following ta-
BILE. giving the number Of churches in this
county anl lhe value Of Lheh properiyi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HEAR IN MIND

EW-ThattheTRIBUNE has the Iarr-
est circulation, and is, therefore. the
best medium for advertising, i'm Seneca
County. IA
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-09

Read The new Advertisements Of STEM q
JoHNsoN FREDrbtcE HAnoEs, ConNEl1 & Co
and Iifin Gymnasium, Ia to.day's paper.