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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-29

the Territories is certainly not conducive to ne
gro-equality and amalgamation, because that OPP
position leaves the negroes and mulattoes, and
quadroons and octoroons in the Sammy South in
that now no much exalted and contended for
Democratic institution Of slavery. That opposi-
ton makes negroequality and amaleamation al
most impossible. But such result is probably
TO be the consequence Of the Democratic coat
care doctrine in reference to slavery. The remem
brance Of Democratic Vice President Of the
dence enough that the Democratic party has net
such an intense horror Of negro-equality and
amalgamation. Martin Van Baren, the accom-
plished Democratic President, did not refuse the
partnership in the National Govsrnment with
r. n. johnson, and the Democratic Senators
who did elect said Johnson we're certainly no,
advess to be preaided over BY man who had
made colored lady his equal, and did give,
from his exalted position, an unquessionable ev'
idence Of amalgamation. Whers and when,
however, has the opposition against the Demo.
cratic party ever tried TO work uponth passions
and prejudices Of the masses, BY scolding ths
Democracy q promoters Of negro equality and
amalgamstionl Such mean course could only
b followed BY degsnsratea Demoerats and nm.
principlsd demagcgnsG The day ofrsckoning b.
hDweveS. at hand. when that deep, deep sunkeu
political organisation, now already oenvulaed BY
intesnal disruptioa, viii h swept from power.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-29

AOM NcUiOCI1tiC uHuuS. "A OulteO states Sen9-
tor, in each, depends on the coming election, and
the retiring Democrats, Bigler and Fitch. should
give place to Republicans. Thirty-six Represen-
tatives in the lower branch Of Congress are also
now to be chosen in these two States Conse.
quently, admitting both Pennsylvania and IHdi-
ana to be sure for Lincoln in any event, there 10
quite enough involved in the elections Of the 9th
Of October 70 excite the most lively interest and
the most earnest effort. zsla
The two Democratic wings are united, in both
cases, for the October struggle. Their co-opera-
tion win mot be entirely cordial The Breckin-
ridge men we'll understand that Ill the Glory Of
beating the Republicans, il by any means that
event should happen. will be claimed for the ben
eftof Douglas. And their. wing Of the party 10
taunted BY the Douglasises with having voted al.
rectly for the Republican candidates in Maine.
The Democratic vote will tc lessened through
this lack Of harmony, and through the mutual
jealousy and denunciation. Yet the bulk Of both
factions will probably sustain The State tickets,
which were nominated, in both instances, before
Charlest0n-B Baltimore splik What may be the
effect Of the begging appeals made to the Bell
Everett men to give the Democracy - lift,n ~
win mot undertake 70 say. AZ they have no tick
ct Of their own, in sither Stats, they viii proba-
bly, vote, II at al according 70 their natural pro-
clivities. *ss4i g. aaaT &C. 0 NaH 8H-
The prospects certainly arc that With unrelaxr
ing vigilance and activity, the Republicans will
carry both Pennsylvania and Indiana, two weeks
from next Tuesday. Every Indication is much
more favorable than four yeaPs ago, when. with
al the frauds employed against W, the Democrar
cy barely escaped defeat. a change OF two or
three thousand votes, 10 either State, would have
reversed the result. A great revolution has in
fact since taken place, and We look ior RepNb-
ican majority Gin OctobeF) Of l0. 900 in Indiana,
and Of not less than u, 900 in Pennsylvania-
(Cincinnati Gazette.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10

w. c. Meyers & Bro. Of this plnce are
extensively engaged in the manufacture and
sale of all kinds of Furniture, such as chairs
tables, bsdstcads, bureaus, sofas. lounges and
upholstery, which they are prepared to sell
cheap, at Wholesale or retail. They are clev.
cr fellows and we recommend them to the pub.
lie. When you get married, go to Myers for
your outfit. Don't 60 to Cincinnati for your
furniture, when you can get a cheaper aud
better article at home. Wearo down on those
who refuse to patronize home mechanics, man.
ufaeturcrs and merchants. when they can dc
so at no loss or Inconvenience to themselves
and we might as well tell them so right here.
We go in for Tifin, first, last and all the
time.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10

Chisls aud Fovcri Chiiis aud Feverii
One Of the greatstt remedies that has ever
been laid bei5re The public. tor Fever aud
Ague. aud which has received the highest en-.
comiums lrom the press aud the people. q Dr
j. Hostcticr's Celebrated Bilters. Who would
endure the torturcs arising FROM this terrible
disease, when % can be so easily curedf Who
would endure sleerless nights, burning fever,
aud icy chiils alternately, when remedy can
be obtained for a mere trilel And yet how
many families linger out painful existence
under this deadly blight and do nothing but
gulp down quinine, until it becomes az com
mon as their daily meals. aud ye, they are
not relieved. None but the foolish and weak
would hesitate 20 procure these valuable Bit
tersi aud save themselves intonse agony
Sold by dru gists and dealers generally eve
rywhere.
tB-Sce advertisement in another column.
FeblO Inn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10
NEIGHBORING COUNTY NEWS.

tB- Oliver Mungen. late postmaster at
Findlay, Hancock county, wos arrested on
the Goth inst, by deputy Marshal Barlow, in
Carroll county, Oh warrant issued by the
U. S. district court for the northern district Of
Ohio. He is charged with the embczzlcmcnt
of public money during his official term as
postmaster. The grand jury found bill Of
Indictment against him at the Nov. tcvm Of
the court, but he disappeared, and had not
been heard from until few days since, when
he made disappearance at Carrolton, He vas
taken to Cleveland Saturday, and is now con
fined in the county Jail.
C5g~A young hdy, some 20 years Of age,
named Barbary Wolf residing with Mr.. Eli
Beach Of FindlaY committed suicide on Il q
night Of Jan 23d, by hanging herself in the
cellar.
CB-Tho last Fremont MESSENGER SAYS
"On Wednesday Of this week. our citizens
were astunished by the entrance into our town
OF some twelve sledges, in one string, loaded
with uGnrY-NINE DRESSED noes, belonging Ia
a man in Ottawa county. The enterprising
firm Of d. Belts & Co., were the purchasers OF
the entire lot, for which they paid over FlF-
TEEN HUNDRED poLLABs A nice pile for our
Ottawa customer, if il was secured through
I"hOggish" inhuencesI"
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New York Market.

NEw NoRK, Feb, Z.
FLoUR--Salcs " ~ 200 bhls at S. 00@5 10
for super western S5 2O65 IS tor common
10 medium extra western; S. 6505 80 for Ia
fcrior 70 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEAr Sales at en- 900l 3s.
RYE-Sales nt 90@g2c.
BARLEv- Sales 90OO bush at 0061gc
Coax Sales 10000 bu at 608 S2c for new
yellow; 1S@sl tor old yellow.
OArs-Salo, At il@l5c foc State, West
ern and Canadian.
Wusgy- hcld at 9liy@A.
poRG-Salcs 400 nhls ~ sl7 50 for old mess
as O5aeie % for new mess.
BArr-Sales Cos hbls at SiO0@4 25 fol
country prime; IS 0005 25 for country mcss
Z DarssEn Hos-T iem73,c.
/ BEEr HANs-Stcady Sales at IA 80.
Cur MEArs-Quict ut 6 "a @ for shoulders
aud 9@9 sc Tor hams.
B,CoN- Steady. Sales at 369c.
/ LAep-Sales al l0l6@lllao.
| Burrga-A fair business doing at u0l5
/ for Ohio; l5@20c for State,
/ CuEu E-90ll iac.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10

Don't Shoot,-The Ohio Game Law will
soon be worthy Of the attention of sportsmcn.
1t forbids the killing ofall our wood birds at
any time Robin, Bluebird, Martin, Thrush,
Mocking bird, Swallow, Meadow.lark, Oriole,
Red bird or Cat bird
Game not to be killed or injured between
the LIST Of February and 18th of Scpicmber;-
Wildturkey, Partridge. Quail, Pheasant, Prai-
rie-chicken, Woodeoek, or Wild Deer.
Game not to be killed between May and
September Is: Wild Goose, Wood Duck, Teal
or other Wild Duck.
The penalty for violating this law is fine
Of from 81 10 SIS for each ofFense, before a
Justice of the Peace. The same penalty at
taehcs for the destruction Of the eggs of any
Of the birds named Hunters, recollect it is
unlawful to kill Quails after the first day Of
February.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10
T6ursdny, Feb. 2I, 1s6l

Thursday, Feb. 81, 1860.
Council met aud was called TO order by the
President
Members present, Hoyey, Hemng, Wagner
and Watson.
Minut - Of last meeting read and approved
Committee on act Of Win Sullivan was
granted further time 10 make report. Tn,
act Of John Bosecker, Supervisor Of 2d Ward
Of S66 81 and the act Robt, Nichols, Jailor, OF
S3.37 were presented aud read aud on motion
of f. Wagner the same were allowed aud the
Clerk instructed 10 draw ordvre on tho praper
funds for the amount Of same.
On motion Of f. Wagner, It was ordered
thai ihe City Solicitor be allowed the sum OF
$25,OO for extra services during the pastyear,
in matters in which tho City was interested
and the Clerk was instructed to draw orders
on the City Fund accordingly.
On motion Of O, X Watson It was ordered
that the Mayor be and he is hereby authoriz-
ed TO appoint assistant Marshals Whenever he
may deem i necessary 10 preserve the peace
and order Of the City.
On motion Council then adjourned 10 meet
Wednesday, Feb. 9Th, 1860, at 6l% o'clock.
p NJ
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10

81. Valentines Day.-Next Tuesday,
the l4th of February, win be st. Valentine's s
Day, day eonseerated to the patron Saint Of
all "truc lovyers." The rigid conventional
tiles Of society are ignored, on that day, and
Cupid is allowed free passage to the hearts
little kingdom. Little ove-laden missites
and BrLLErDEux full ot linked sweetness long
drawn out" and pointed with arrows from the
"ittle misehiefmakers" quiyer, may bo seen
flying in every direction, aimed with uherring
precision at the heart Of some unconscious
victim. The hearts cherished secret is com
mitted to paper and sent on its mission Of
love, leaving the blushing recipient to guess
its Parentage. It is said the birds choose
their mates on that day, which invests il with
double charm We would mildly suggest
to the ladies, that. as this is Leap Year, now
is their time to bring The 'old baehs" TO
terms.
We sincerely regret that vulgar and indie
cent persons take advantage Of this day TO
crafty their morbid propensities.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10
council Proceedings.

TIFfIN OHIo, Wednesday
Jan 25, le6OS
Council met and was called to order by the
President
Members present, Hoyey, Hemingand Wag-
ner.
Minutes Of last meeting read by the Clerk,
and on motion approved rs read.
Theact Of Vim. Sullivan of IS. 90 for Hard
ware used in repairing Market House, was
presented and read and on motion of q. H..
Heming the same was referred to r. Wagner
for examination. No further b lsincss.
On motion Council then adjourned 10 meet
Wednesday, Feb. lst, 1860 at 81 o'clocl, p.
NJ.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10
Administrators Sale Of Real
Estata.

Dndof and In pursuance Of an order granted BY the
Ffobao Court oi stnetH County, Ohio,I win onef for
sae ~ public vondue, on Saturday, iho 18th day OF
tehraayi a y 1854, between the honsi Of 10 O'Clock
" ana A. Y NJ, oftnid day, al thc door Of the Court
House m Thin Tcroon County, Ohio, the following
descTibed Real ksttts;
The Nonh-eHsi quarter Of sectlon twenty two C22l
% townidp two (2l. Nonh Of range thineen C3l, in
seneca County, Ohio, saving and excepting iherofom
ofy 7eref on the East sidc Of said qaaer section and
Ten acres out Of hs koIihWefi Of said quarter
isoion beginning farsuidten aefea, AZ ihs Norh.peff
corner Of said QuaneTtecton running thence East 81
rods thence south so rods, thence West - rods and
thence honh 90 fndl 10 tho place OF beginninei con-
.aiping one hundfed sud Ten acres Of land more or
less.
Terms Of sale --One third cash hnud one thlrd IN
one and ouo Third ID two years, with interest fom day
q sale Deferred payments 70 BE- secured BY morRaro
On the pienllGu6
JOHN II. KLAY, Adnluisirator
ianl9-iwe3 Estate Nsihnniei Webb, deed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10

IVA reelection 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 a
square
All transient advertisements, together with Admins
uaiion Attachment, Road uui 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.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10

The Shelby Co. Democrat has been
purchased by Mr. A. Kago, formerly of this
place, who assumes the petition of editor and
publisher. Mr. Kaga is a very worthy young
man and he has our best wishes for success
ia his enterprise.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10

Notice is hereby given that the
Boa7d Of Education Of The Republic Onion
Schools, Will receive Sealed Proposals gniil
february -. :! 70 A. for building brick
school house. pFsH pRa sIiSsifcs,is,g nav
be found At l. y. HALL's.
Repubiie Jan. 30, 1850. e. OSBORN,
ieA5 II Clerk.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10

Keller's Mill Burned--Cireat Destruc.
tion Of OfPrOpeliy.--About o'clock On Sun
day morning, the large Touring mill. belong.
ing to the estate of John Keller and situated
about three miles down the river from TifHn
was discovered in flames. The alarm wa,
given aud the neighborhood was attracted b
the spot, but the flames had got sush head.
way that they could not be arrested. The
mill, with all It's contents, was burned 10 the
ground. Messrs. G. W. &E.J Cunningham,
the lefsees, have lost about 5000 bushels OF
wheat, 400 bbls Of -four and a large amour. Of
ohaL Their total loss win be about $1,000,
on which there is no insurance. The build.
Ing. which was not insured, was valued at
from $4,000 to 5000. making the entire Io,,
OF properly over $4,000. The mill under
the management Of the Measrs, cunningham,
was doing an extensive and prosperous busi-
ness.
The fire evidently oiginatsd in the OAios
but the cause is unknown. whsa tho miller
left, At II P. NJ. Saturday night, there va,
little sT no Ere in the store,
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Rlnnks RlanI,s !

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper, kept con
staRtly on hand aud for sale cheap at t6o Tar
nuNE OFuuE; such as
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, Subpuenas,
Attachments. Vendis,
Executions, Constable Sales,
Blank Notes, &c, SC.
nTJustices and Notaries supplied on rcas-
enable terms. IN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10

The ohio Educational Monthly is
q publication that should be IN The hands Of
every teacher in The State II is devoted to
The interests Of shools, and is well werthy Of
patronage. F. W. Hurt a Co. Publishers,
Columbus o. Terms 400 a year, in ad-
vance.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10

Wohavo on 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 torms. Give us a call
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10

The 'sCiorious ssd.,'-Fire Company
No ] intend hos.oring the inehiOry Of Wash
ingtou, BY giving Supper at Ioesser's Hall.
on the evening Of the 22d. The No. boys
know how 70 DO Il.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10

Eclipse.-on Monday evening, about
o'cl ck, there was an eclipse of the moon, al
most total at this point The sky becoming
overcast with clouds about that time, some
what marred the visible effect Of the phenom.
enon
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10
NOTICES.


tE-ThnttheTRIBUNE has the Iarv-
est circulation, and is, therefore, the
best medium for advorsising, In Seneca
County. IN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10

and one copy to the getter up Of a club Of 10
subscribers or more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
meut by paying Up ell areanges
Specimen copies sent free.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10
Dyspepsia and Costiyenoss.

CNcINNATI. Oct 10, 1859.
For many years l have suffered from dys-
pepsia, joined to an obstinate constipation Of
the bowels In the same TINT j have been
obliged every few days TO take some active
purge which, in the experience Of all who re
sort 70 physical pills. merely aggrayates COS.
tveness. found no permanent relief until,
within few months, 1 began using Peruvian
Syrup. hnd the constipation cured my di.
gestlon has so much improved that my ilcsh
has increased several pounds, and a rheumat-
ie affection and weakness Of my lower limbs,
which troubled me very much, now entirely
gone. am persuaded these beneficial effects
have resulted from the use Of Peruvian Syrup
CHESTER P. HARD, 95 Columbia 81.
Peruvian Syrup is a Solution Of Protoxide
OF Iron, new discovery in medicine aud
strikes at the root Of disease by producing
healthy blood. the source Of all vitality IN the
human organism. For Sale by /. l.. st. John
q Co, Iitin. febl0 2W
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10

"A just Tribute 20 a man of worth. >,
III ever the gratitude Of a community should
be bestowed upon an individual OF the laural
brow Of man, II is Donald Kennedy Of Pox-
bury, Mass. the founder Of the Medical Dis.
eovery" that has conquered disease wherever
II has met II, and restored 70 the family cir
many father, mother, brother Or sister, who
but for It's timely aid would now Be alumbar.
ing in the grave Those filled with aumors
it has made clean the man crippled BY Rheu
maiism. Il mas msae % walk 4ith elasieii.ty
and pprightneas This statement may sur.
prise some o. it did ug when we frat hoard Il,
bat every word eau BE proved, and the indl-
Fiduals cured Be produced II required
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To nlafrlsd IadIea
IaronrANr ro rnnALrs.
Do. CheeseIann3a PiIIa.
Prepared by Cornelius L. choessman. N D.

Prepared by Cornelius h. Chocs5msn, ~ d.
Row Nork Cty.
The combiusuon of insislleniti in ne Pills ere the
resrl Of long cod eriouii,e pfaedcs Tley are mni
M ,heit orsfancn. ani etusia Boz aof-scI-r au irsgs
ltnuei, faln0l Meaffuauors remuslat sn cbiifas.
tionst whether ftn tal 0r nhrrNiHe, htaUurho n1la
inthe tiir Hfniifurn of the NrHrt viel go uufFsna
affections it usucf, ntfar, ntiu the bsct dumbs
ete ,uatufasi ssel vuch ariat mon iuiauupuon u
astuta.
To Married Ladies.
pt. Chootsmans rilsufo inraialbir asthsy withf.ar
90 'he mou'h'r period w'h regularity. Laiicg wh1
have been disHrpoihtci in thr Of other sila ~
place tha utmVi confidence iu DR. Oleosauitait Pills
doing al thtt meg fepteiantto 90.
Notice.
Ihofl f one condition of ftho female tr tom In which
ihe ran. cnuuot Do tahcn without rrotuciur neca.
hufrssat Such istae ueiitalle Tendency of thomsd.
iuina 90 fesofa the seNun nncinus td nounsl cnnd-
uun, hnt even hc rrrr1ineve power ofuaiute canuot
fctlu it, Mnffnntcd rufeN vegetable, aud nee ffufn
anything iHiufious. Ernct directions, which ahouid
hefcsd, 7eo 0nr1ry each box rrIu. g. Eouthy natl
on enclosing si To- the General gent
t7-sold by one druggist in ever, town sls UnitsC
atatut o. uUICtlNsH,
General hroHt lfthn uuted states
Jos DHamh fi.at.. New.Nork,
To wium all Who'etale or ieft should BE- idranah
sullbr ?. Wooster f0n,O % maagar
D
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10

Shakespeare Improved.--rhem man who
will not pay the Printer like ''the man who
has no music In bis SOUL is iit for lreasons.
stratogems and spoils Let no such one be
trusted" Let business men look at the nsmes
on our "roll Of homer" Their word is o.
good as a bond; but beware Of those who cheat
the Printer out Of his dues.
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Woodi Wooali woodIli

Those who intend paying their subscription
in wood are informed that Il must be brought
In Immediately.
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Ohfiu aerekIp Tribnut.
Lnenl and Mlseellaneons.

sandusky, Dayton q Cincinnati II. n.
Passenger Traina on this rad now leavc
this Station as follows;
Going South. Going North.
Mail. l,......il,35AM Mail, n,....... Ass p n
Fr't Ac. .,.l 'd5A NJ Frt Ac....,T.9O A n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10

The ab0ye isa portrait OF David MoCsoefy, Of ry6ple
townshp who on the 3lsi day Of August, 1859 mad,
ahdRvit before Justice GOfley that be WIS treated
The cnre of nncer by three phyicians Of Bedford
and by Dr. Newton Of the Eclectic College IN Cinoih
natl orr period ofneaTy eight months, nowllh'iand
ing which, hislip, nose, end portion Of hf len cheek
were entirely eaten awayl he had given up On hope
whenhe heardof the Blood Scarohefn % nd was Undue
ed totf t tour bottles cured him. and although sad
dishEnfedi there if que tton but Wnt ibis invaiu
able medicine saved bic life. The mi paniculari OF
THIS femuIt able ease msy be seen 90 ciTsular which
can BE- had Of any OF The aqents
We also Fqier TO the uf Nancy Biaakuev Of n.
defoni ArmsifNng county, Pa cured OF serofua ane
belns unable 10 get DOT Of bed far three years
To che case 81 lady in Anionville CleardeM eoun.
~ who vas also afflicted with serofulu 90 iti worii
form.
Toihe case ofGeorse MeiSol. residing in Carolhown
Camhra county Pa who was 20 badly afflicted with
Cancer haiti eat his entire o. and hs case was
worse II posfihle, than McCrearys
The raftiuuars oftheie cases ever one Of lich Wa
cured by the use Of the 1lood seurahsr-may also ss
found DO cirsular 10 Be bad Of auy Of the Afenti
n, n. LEMON, Pfopdstor
ahoftioy oI The mnnufaoiurs I'd sale near iho pa.
Aailinld Depot Hoilldartburr. Pa.
Dr. Gee. n keyseri Whole aa sFsnt, pitthufr, pa.
For sllo hy Z! Wooster, TiainiI. 4, g. John a
co.. Lihn' sad l. Holman, MoCutlhsnSile.
ilnlsi2tm
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CLYDE station.

Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road
pass Clyde Station as followsi Going East
SAG m, and 5A0p. M. Going West, 10. .3S
a. m, and 1928 p. m.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-02-10

Personnl.--R. Mitchell Esq e, and Judge
Elmore Of Kansas stopped at Tifin, this
week, en- route home from Washington City
They were the guests Of Hon. Henry st.
John