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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19
DANIEL T. pMAvAN, City inspecto

DANIEL DEIAvAN, City Inspector
Orr lxsrscroRs DEPARTMENT Now York. Jan. IL, 1850
The CRY Inspectors attention called to the increase OF
mortality Of this week. - compared with the correspond
ing weeks In the years 1853 and 1859.
This accounted for by the great increase OF scarlet
fever Group and inflammation or The lungs, reported this
week. By referring to the reports will be found, that
in the week ending
49, 1885, there 70 deaths from scaris. fever
Jan. 16, 1858, thcrc II deaths from Group,
Jan. 10, 1858, there 20 deaths from Inflammation
Of lungs.
Jan 15 1885, there were deaths from scarlet fever
Jan. Is, 1859, there were IA deaths from Group.
JAN Is, 1852 there rs deaths from inf animation
OF the lungs.
JAM H. $780, there 80 deaths from scarlet fever
Jan. "a, 1860, there were 80 deaths from Group
Jan. IA, 1860, there 60 deaths from Inflammation
Of lungs
Increase over 1856. and over lS59-e9
have doubt but there still greater amber OF
deaths this week from scarlet than here reported
for the reason that many physicians in their certificates
Of deaths from this disease call commissions as many
die with those sy mptoms) malignant throat which
also Of the symptoms Of scarlet fever. There Is
also increase OF consumption.
CYRUS RAMSAY, ND.
Register Of Records.
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GrAyus TrcKEaMAs one Of the old merchants Of Bcs-
No. o,ed after long illness, the l6th inst Al the age
Of seventy four The deceased received Franklin medal
nj the South School IN the cas Of 1898, and d the only
name &c society have recorded have been able 70 o.
tain Of that year This the twelfth known 10 have Do.
ressed srve The last annual meeting q tho association
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.oJs
Tho number OF deaths, compared with the correspond
ing weeks Of 1858 and 1852 and Of last week, FOL
lows
Week ending January 49, ..425 Increase. IT.
january Is, 1852. 1865 Increase. 1856
JAM . lses... external causes, 10. Il AS7
Ia. "A ,aeo I Z" absolute disease. ass goo
'~" ~ A'o'" I" external causes, 80. 81 0'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

Nike TO enter plea he knew what punishment the Court
would give him be had no counsel and never was IN
court before. ~. n4
FIX Recorder Tsllmadge offered hs services ~ COUNSEL
and recommended the prisoner TO plead not guilty.
CuARGR or OBTAINING MONEY UNDER PRErxNcE5
Frank Fowler and John Gilbert two we'll dresred young
men, indicted for obtaining money under false pretences
pleaded not guilty
CHANCES MURDER srABBrSa
Mortimer Shea, indicted for the murder OF John LAary
by sabbng him with knife In the forehead pleaded not
guilty.
John Donnely indicted for the murder OF Chas Coupcy
by stabbing him with knife The prisoner said he had
no lawyer and at the request Of the Court Mr. Ta
took charge Of the defence Prisoner pleaded not guilty
CHARGE OF ASSAULT INTENT 10 KILL.
John FLiay indicted for an assault on John Banim
with intent to kill, pleaded not guilty.
The District Attorney announced that he would com.
mence the trial OF those cases Monday next.
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REsTAURAHTs.

TvAYtOKg sALOoNB, o. ANDsq BR0ADwAY-gU
usm men WIN nnd ihsQswG o. f6unlnSu saloon ~,
vsn,S1 qs!et .Sd seonoio psss iqdpA Tbs b q fare
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Mr. aud Mrs Bondn the celebrated tight rope dancers,
are stay ing at Montreal

Rev A. s. Finch publishes in the Brockport Advertiser
card OF warning TO the public, and his brethren the
clergy, In particular, against woman whom he married
carly last fall and who has since deserted and ruieed
him. He explains how his ruin accomplished. While
attending the Brockport camp meeting, woman, small
In stature wearing specaces, and prepossessng In APP
pearance appeared pursued him in carriage told hin
o. her esteem and how much she was WORTH aud induced
him TO marry her, He consented, the knot was ted add
she, having accomplished his ruin forsook him. probably
70 find another victim. Mr. Finch asserts In his card that
this woman had served two men, least, In the Same
way beforeons residing ut Bellevile, W. the other In
Wisconsin The Wisconsin she left In destitute
condition. With three children 70 provide for.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ENERALn MINn9 OF MUzC.
II TIE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT INVITES


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a.as gTspe:s: .s1ss w: u Ss.s.!!sn coaisss.s
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grs.sn,s q " ssss.y o. s. Te.snry sad
ss: W: iss
psss a re- os one q
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isss; sRsIs S.s.asss Sss.s Ss r:ss
Mass MEETING OF, THE UNITED PIANorosrE
snSd.y j.s srs
4: Isl Gss ;s ss r. h e e o
DE ishe Braasarys Psnofore Fscsors Also.
TO consult and take such measures be necessary in
CHARLES FISHER, Secretary.
NoTIcE-THE HoLpEssor PROPERTY STORED IN
hat repairs thereon S BE- on The ish and
TIM Soce glen that parties Interested take saeh step.
Clinton and eouth streets
DRoPOsAIs FOR FRESH BERT.
sealed viii s p sv hs &.
osse a their Office Rotanda Park until u O'Clock Of
Snsoiie; q Fresh Beef required Ds
Containing
aaaas 70 e 'h' once Also the e''m''d
CHAs. BRUBNINGHAUsEN,S
PARE TREAT AT wILLIAMsBURG-MR. AND MRS
&C., give their psror operas Williamsburg to night
THE SOCIAL UNroN-BRIGHT AND SHINING LIGHT.
i An adjourned meeting Of the Order viii be bold
"Wednesday evening Jan 49, at O'Clock, at Duvhsms Ex
change $50 Broome street All brothers requested
Of eu
THOMAS PAINE;-THE l2sD ANNIVERSARY OF the
birthday OF the author OF the "Age Of Reason
celebrated st the CITY Assembly Rooms 46 Broad way Mon
day evening Jan. 90 with Ball and Supper. Muss by
Dodworha Band. Tickets can be had Of VIM. T. Rose IS
THE MILITARY.
4 RE9ULAR MEETING OF NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS
"A will be held rooms 7s7 aud 769 Brosdway thss
evening 1t TX O'Clock Puncua attendancs requested
By order. JOHN rARRHIL. Preshient
NOTICE. THE VETERANS CT rae WAR OF isi2 Is
N and IA also tho widows OF Veterans we'll
wealthy, Win call at the eountv Land OAce NO City Han
place neSt 10 Of Chambers third and
heir claims made out for the Of cohng and equpens
worn out lost and destroyed the 1879 rs and ia
SERVES psrtosmsd II ~ state q New Yorkhs ms bsng
N B-Loug Island and New Jersey papers please copy
COL. II. RAYMOND, Agent
THE sRCOND REoIMENT-rHE MEMBERS OF CON.
pany H.. Of this Regiment interested in their welfare
and disposed to resist Oppression requested
their armory Jefferson market rhursday evening
o'clock.
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AIRS BUSQUE, NO. RUE DE- LA MrCHODtERr
bsss g inform he American residents in Paris as abe
has removed her establishment 70 No 40 Rue 9od de- Msui
gnners Breakfasts Pumpkin Plea Gingerbread
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TNwO LADIES' hGED RESPECTIVELY 20 ANO ,s
years are dssicns II meeting With xeni enep 81 sjpca
u,n ard reHnemsn, with view mnsrmo,y mo I.d.a-
are TAI Ard hps looking snt Al the qnss, vh.b
Torn, 'scv More but bnee sufficient fncne IN e,,n,
swite hsrdsomey reed fely TIE adiss aro w stu.is
and wth 70 r elevated thap ihsy srs ~ preret l.
maine, PoS> oface. - "' W.
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DROFEHnOR JNO. W 8. HOWS BE0S TO rNFORM HIS
friends eDd tho public that from The married appreciation
bestowed on he efforts At hs late tesmoniAn he induced
Selections firm
SRAKsPERE, THE POETS AND HUMoRvs1s,
On the Of Tuesday a. 1850,
ADoDwOkTH's Rooms, 500 Broadwsy,
At6o'clock precisely.
Tickets 10 cents 70 DO obained ut The door Of Mr. Howe
No. Cottage place. .
NH-iickets ssued for Professor Hows tessiou,, VIII
be taken at the door either Of the above readnga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

Nyw YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY
IN Ats meeting of the Board OF Drestors held
instant the undersigned requested 10 view Of the
European subscriptions 70 the plan Of reorganization
krown to he ready for transmission, their
way 70 New York resolve further assenss until tho lat
Of Februsry The undersgued prepared receive
sents til that time The ADMISSIONS 10 The plan large
rs 70 warrant the belief that I've Company will be organised
upon this basis. AsSeps heretofore hOR
ITO N. OTIS, ~ wal street. New York, the subssri
bers- UUDLkY q G9EGORV
J. O. BANCROFT DAVIS.
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= RICAN ALE q IS PER DOZEN PryTB AN TX.
~ csient tonic Ledssds nornnE Can ssdy made ceck
MCLEOD haidep lana Of Pearl Send for our nav
p7se LIT e Enslish and Deoleh PycvIelouA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

eQ 000 WORTH or oBrTLEuErs new AND
GOWN len q ClotAas s.ned Tor 1he we.srn
ney @ mall MS By calling n Ne slors addressing
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19
The Mexico Meeting!

1t was our happy lot to be present at the
Republican gathering at Mexico, on Saturday
laat. and we must say II was one Of the finest
features Of the campaign The people turned
out by hundreds. from all the neigllboring
country, aud the Wide Awakes from Tifiia.
Adrian, Carey and Mexico and the Eden
Rail Splitters" were on hand in full uni.
form. The number present was estimated
at from 1900 10 1900. The ladies also tbless
their souls--they're always rightly eraeed
the occasion by their smiles. A beautiful
Lincoln and Hamlin pole $50 feet hi h, was
raised, which occupied most Of the afternoon.
II went up amid shouts aud prolonged cheer.
ing that fairly entthe heavens. Indeed the
day was given up more to a general rejoicing
over the splendid victories already won, than
anything else. Everything was done by the
citizens Of Mexico and vicinity, which gener.
osity could do, to make the occasion pleas.
ant one. A magnificent free supper was pro.
vided by them for the Wide. Awakes, which
they seemed to enjoy hugely. A long table
was spread in the open air. which was pre-.
sided over by Mexican ladies and loaded v in
everything tempting to the appetite
The evening was given up TO q TeTch.
Light Parade, in which the above named
companies participated makinga very fine
pPearHpes, and able speeches were delivered
py d. =. DeWoh, Esq, and Judge Hord -
The heimore Brass Band and several mar
iai bards diseoursed sseellent music. Long
i've the Republicans Of MCEicol
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19

The Baby Trainers.-The editor Of the
ADvERTIsKR has at last found his level He
and the rest Of the democr,tic leaders, in this
place, are engaged in the noble calling of act.
ing as wet nurse to the rising generation and
bringing the "infantry" up TO the breast
worksI'-we donot mean the cotton "brcast
works." which Jackson built at New Orleans.
These baby'trainers have hired all the little
urehins about town to parade 4 L. Wide
AwAhes-thcy train them, furnish the 'sinews
of war, pay for their music, uniform, fluid
aud lamps and employ them to disturb Repub.
liean meetings. What a noble calling Gen.
tlemen' don't you feel proud of III Three
cheers for the "breeoh clout" company!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19

OUR ADVICE to all who are troubled
with Erysipelas, Cnnker, Salt Rheum, Serof.
ula, Or other forms Of humor, il 10 use DR.. s.
A. Weayer's justly celebrated and never fail
ing remedies Tor these complaints. We have
no doubt that Ut least half the chronic COM
plants in existence have their origin in some
form Of a humor, which only needs 70 be
eradieated from the system, TO save them
from an untimely grave. We are gad that
DR.. Weaver has turned his attention 70 this
class Of diseases, which have been 80 long
neglected, and which have so rapidly increas-
ed IN almost all parts Of the world The
Thousands Who have already been cured, are
but 10 many living eertifeates, appe ling 10
sensnng hnmahityi md aitesiing the worth
OF a truly valuable discovery.
DR.. Wcaver's Syrup and Cerafe for sale bv
l. l.. St john a Co. aud DuBois q CO. oc,
l2-4w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19
Cincinnati Marker
New Work NInrI,nt.

NEw YoRK, Oct l6.
FLouR-Salcs Of $4,000 bbls at SIS 40@5 so
for super western S5 6O@5 30 for common
TO medium extra western; S5 y006 90 for in.
i'erior to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
MHtAr-Salcsat 81 49@sl 55.
RYE-Salcs at 60MSlc.
BARLEY SALES at 6O@s4c,
CoRN-Sales 4 100 bu at n c for new yellow
OATs-Sales at 3S@40e for State, West.
ern and Canadian.
WuiSKY-hcld at 22c.
PoRK-Sales at Sls IS for old mess; els 81
@lS 81 for new mess.
BAEF-Salcs at 81 00@495 for country
primei 90 50@a 90 for country mess.
BEEF tAMs-Stoady. Sales at $40 00@SI5'
90 Tor western.
Cur ME4Ts-tluiet at slS@9c for shoul.
ders, and lie for hams.
BAooN- Steady. sales at CSC.
LARD- Sales at l2l4@l3J6c.
BUrTER-A fair business doing at I2@l &c
for Ohioi i4@20e for State.
NHEEE-6@l015o.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19

Outrageous COnduct--Thore is a persist
cnt effort on the part Of certain half civilized
rufiians, who are not possessed oftho common
deeenoies Of life, to insult and abuse tho
Wide-Awakes, whenever they come out to
parade On Monday evening, they made a
eowardly assault upon Mr.. Isaac Stultz, a
peacable citizen, and injured him considera.
bly, with slung shot. When Mr.. stultz turn.
ed upon them, they ran, like craven cowards,
and hid. Another young man, named Good,
was cut on the head by stone, thrown from
the roofof house.
The Wide'Awakes are peacably disposed
persons, associated for a peaceful object. -
They will disturb no person, unless attaclze d
and then they will fight for each other
to the last Endurance has ceased to be a
virtue with them. They will brook these in
suits ne longer. We can only excuse the
perpetrators on the ground Of insanity.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19
The grcatFrench Remedy
MADAM BOIvIN'S CELEBRATEC
SILVER COATED FEMALE Pills.

The only certain and safe Remedy for sI Uterine
pb'iTuctions Monthly paieuisS, Irregularities, and
all the other diseases to which the woman, Wifs snd
Mother is peculiarly liable.
These Pills eouiain dsletFrious ingredients but
afetafs ard certain 10 itslr action. They will be
found to exert the happiest effects in all cases Of Pro.
tapsus UteTi,in LsuehoHea, or the Whites, they will
ne onndthe easiest and most certain Cure that can be
found II is on account ofthis ceHany thev should
notbe taken BY Pregnant Females, during the first s
but AZ oiherperods theruse Il perfectly safe.
h.B.--one dollar and three postage stamas sneloied
90 any authorised agent, will ensure package pills
By return mall
Q. CROSBY, General Agent, BuHalo, N. \. .
CAUTIos .--Beware Of CountsFfsitsg the genuine
have the gnatuTo orc Crosby on the outside wrapper
For sale by I. L. 81. John 4 Co., Dubois a 90. and
:. y. Mafqusr,lt, Tifhni o. aug3Ily
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19

Change of fFiTm.--The Stove and House
Furnishing establishment Of McAlister &
Cowlcs, Of this place, has associated with t.
self Mr.. J. @. Neemes, who has, for several
years, been salesman in one Of the wholesale
establishments in ALBANY. We commend the
new firm to the attention Of the public. See
advertisement.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19

IT rs TRUTH-TELLTEG label that Is upon
de Land a Cos Salerntus, and il gives us
great pleasure TO say that this brand OF Sal.
eratus is making many friends among the in
telligcnt housekeepera Of this vicinity. It's
perfect purity ought 10 recommend 4, Ger.
tainly. II can he procured from most Rrooers
and storekeepers. Manufactured aud for sale
at wholesale, at the Fairport Chemical Works
FairpOrt, Monroe Co., N. Y.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19
Mol For la.rn.ImsL.,,,

We have received from Rush r. Sloane,
President Of the Saudusky Wide e-Awakes. a
pressing invitation to theTimu Wide. Awakes,
to attend a Torch Light Parade at that place
on next Thursday, The 25th. We hope every
Wide-Avake from rifiin will 90 arrange his
business as to be able to 60 down Half farC
will be charged on the Railroad.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19

eg- II is wonderful how soon valuable
remedy becomes known-Dr. S. o Richard.
sons sherry Wine Bitters is used and recon.
mcnded by the leading physicians Of the
valuable.
DELrHos, Allen Co. o. July &c, 1858.
Messrs. J. N. HARRIS & Co.-Cicntle.
men 81 have sold DR., 5. o. Reharlson's =
sherry Wine Btters for several years, and can
cheeriully recommend them TO the public as
medicine OF decided morit In all cases OF
General Debii ity, dyspepsia, Fever and Ague
etc.
Yours, Nv. Hunt, DruReist
Sold by l. l.. st John 4 Co., and Du Bois
20. oct 70 4W
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19

The Ladies' Equestrianism was an
important feature Of our Fair, which we neg.
icoted TO notice las, week. There were some
halfdozen competitors and al acquitted them
selves handsomely.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19
WHO'LL TAKE TIE BANNgRl
a FAif PronositiOn.


u he's been proposed by rrCmiuett Repub-
licaus and We are authorized to oRrr to the
,ovoship, 10 Seneca CO. that shall give the
largest increased vote for Lincoln, over that
cast Tot Brinkcrhoa At the late election, a
beautiful and eostly BANNER, with arnro.
pirate motives, to bo preseated soon after the
elcctiOn. Nov, boys, pitch in and DO your
beat.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19

RIanks! Rlanksl !

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, we'll printed on 6ne paper, Kept con
ttantiy on hand and for saic'chcap AZ TN Tai
sUNE OFucE; such as
Deeds, summons,
MORTGAGES, subpoeuas,
AttaChmcntss Neudts,
Executions, Constable Sales,
Rlank Notes, &c, drc.
HTJusticcs aud Notaies supplied on reas-
Unable terms. IN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19
The Great English Rem :
edy.
SIR JAMES cLARKE's
CELEBRArED FEMALE PnLs.

pAh dAMEn AAfAhhE
CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills.
Prepared from a prescription ofsr Clarke,
M. ID. Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This isiHyalunbls medicine q m failing the eure or al
those painful and dangerous dseusesto which the e.
raalssoasuuipn i' subject. Il nodsrits, on srosss
nd Seansssi 81 ob'FuetionG. hnd speedy bore may
be Eslied %.
TO MARRIED. LADIES
Il itisRsepuayg tuitsd Twin, 10 shOt iine, brns
On the moufhlyPeFiod with regularity.
Each bottle, price oue DoraT. bears the Government
STAMP Of 0ss, BTiiaiui to prevent rOuuisFisiis.
p Cd CAUTION.
Thete Pills shorld otbe taksu ~ fsmaies durins The
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they
are sure bElas on Miscarriage bat at any other time
they ais safe. ..I... .
In all Saaes Of hervous and spinai Aheeilons Pain
Ia the Back and Limbs, Fsiirus On rilghi ezsrtion
pitauoa ofths Heart, HyssFies and whites. these pl
willsheot cure vhan al other msans have Gsiledapd
although powerful remedy, do not contain iron eaio
mel untimony. o. anything huful toths consttuiion
Fall dTsoiions Ia the pamphlet AFound each panhnge
which sh0ald be euTefuliy pFeserved
soia AgeAtiof the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, (Late ]. q. baldwin Co.O
Rochester, NV.
A.n--ei.OO hndG postage stamps enclosed to any
Authorised Agent will insure bottle, cOntaiuiu 50
Pills, By return mail.
Sold BY >. p. MarquaFdt aud /. L. 81, John A 90.
ithaiohie. -.rr seP5-ly,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19

The Wide-Awakes Of Timn desire to
return their thanks to those Of Adrian, Ca.
rey, Mexico, Bloomville and Republic. for
their visit on Monday evening
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19

1T is A COMMON OBSERVATION
that there are moro sufferers frum debility,
among Americans, than can be found among
any other civilized nation. The reason is Oh.
vious. We take too little exercise. and forget
the wants Of the body IN the absorbing pur.
suits Of busncss. In an such cases ordinary
medicines can do little god What ia reuuit.
ed e just such tonic and invigorator a. Dr
>. hosteuet has given to the world, In HE
CELEBRATED "BtTTERS'' the weak and
nervous de niEen Of the counting house, the
exhausted toilcr upon the shop hoard, aud the
prostrated student ofthc midnight lamp have
lound wondo, ful rvgcnerator IN the "Bit.
ters.' aud prefer i 10 more pretentious hut less
efkcacious medicines. But it should not he
forgotten that the agent which is "a magical
w It's influence upon fr,uc which is merely
debilitatcd. Is equally powerful in assisting
nature 70 eXpcl the most terrible forms Of dis.
ease. Who would not give il trnly
octl9 I'm.
Sold By dru gists and dealers generally
everywhere
e5s See advertisement in another column.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19
Fridny, October 10. 1890.
Job Printing.

Wehaye sll the facilities OF tho larger cities
for doing all kinds Of Book and Job Printing.
in the highest style Of the Art, aud on very
reasonable terms Give US call.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19

Cold Metal salcratus /, mixing ercs,
tcnsation slnoug consumers. ss tits fni tSS
hculth depchds npon i've sse. a wia strength.
en- weak stomachs, cure dyspepsia. save one.
half IN ho quantity Of shortening, make one
eighth more Bread Cakes, or biscuit from tha
barrel Of -four, and vithal is perfectly hea .thy.
Try IT. The Groccrs aud Druggists sell Il.
The Wholesale agent iu Tihin Is n. A. Bus
Kirk 4 Bro Sandusky, J. d. Whitney, Hos
mcr 4 Wells aud n. J. Buyer. Toledo. MAY
4 Hathaway, sud by an New York whole
sale GrOeers aud BY most Of the Groccrs ID
Cleveland
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19

A ny amount Of good wood wanted at this
Office on subscription, ifbrought in soon.
Good potstoes aud winter ap pies will also
be taken on subscription.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19

Smith, Barnes 4 Co., offer to trade ma.
chinery and farm implements Of all kinds for
apples, potatoes, corn, oats, lumber &c.-
Farmers, Tow Is your chancoto buy. See
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19
Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drop.

Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops.
Thi pleasant eonfeciiOh and sueesssiul exisrmiha.
Tor Ofai kiads Of Ih,ssnul Worms il fast taking the
place Of all the nauseous Yermifugos witch have 80
longb been IN use. They contain No MERoURY--brs
perfectly harmless, pleasant iothe taste and are en-.
eacous in al cases. Ash for
MATTHEW'S CHOCOLATE WORM DROPS.
(No Cathari5 whatsvsris Necessary to be gysn3
For sale by {. l.. 81. John 4 Co., Dubois s Co. and
J. 7, MsTQaatdi.
ang3hly A. /. MATTHEWS, Bufhio, N. Y.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19

Geo. sbafner. Adams tp.; T. NJ. Frink,
Big Spring; A. j. Sanders, do A.; Joseph Zint
do A. X. Bachte, Bloomi d. f. Cramer,
Clintoni Hugh Weleh, do; Gideon Allen,
do; Lewis Miehaels, Hopewell; ]. NJ. kim,
mel, Jaeksoni Fred. Hollopeter, do. d. V.
tlummerfelt, PLEASANT Cyrus Fem, Scipio,
Calvin G. Farmer, do; Charles Mccartney,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19

Court eonvenes next Monday and our law.
yers are busy preparing their cases. There
is considerable business on the docket. The
following are the jurymen,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19

Jas. Paine, Adams; Peter simonis, Big
sp'ing; d. Cunningham, Clintoni VIM.
Hewett, do; Jas. GOetehius, do, Jesse Strong
DO; Henry Ebert, do. Isaac Arnold, Eden;
Levi Hiebel, LoudOn; Spencer 81. John, Sen
Carly, do.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19

See advertisement Of"GrOccry for sale; :
also "Cotswold Sheep"