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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-02
WM. NJ SIMMONDS,
ofthe Cstate Of John T. Cockhurn deceased
CiaveI,Ud ohio Tanuarv - I9Gn ranI6.yvgt.yTO

GHERIFF'S SALE.-PURSUAN
- to the command of IN order Of sale, issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County, at the
suit Of Reuben G. Hunt, Olsniif agans James Hearns
Ceur House tc1rneI Of seneca and Champalu stees) in
the city Cleveland in said county, the lI:h day Of
February 1860 st O'Clock P. n Of said day the follow
ing described ands and euements TO wit Situate 10 the
township Of Cleveland in the Connecticut Western Re
serve tue State Cf Ohio and which also IN the
ty Of Cuyahoa and is known BY beng part OF City Lot
Allotment, called in that part Of the City Of Cleveland
which formerly Ohio City and is bounded follows,
10 wit North bY Lot No 27; East by alley SOuh BY
line with tie North Tine and SO feet there
fruml and Wes by BrninHId street, being the Month half
Of said Lot No "a and % feet front said Brainard
street. les 9l2 feet ia depth alley; be the same
more or less Appraised a. $50 90.
D. L, WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
r G. Hunt p p. Att'v. ianl6:270
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-02
Cleveland Female Seminary.
8. n. SANFORD, A. M Principal.

THIS NOBLE INSTITUTION will
Il enter upon its NEXT TERM Oh THURSDAY, February
9Th, Is6O under the following able and experienced
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-02
COOKING STOVE
The CharTnler,
Ths Oval Parlor Stove called
- r

BEAUTIFUL Open Front Sliding Door Stove, sDd also
took the FIRST PREMIUM at cur lae Comfy Fair
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-02

u sl.-
OiLEVkLAND AND MAHONIN9
~ RAIL ROAD.-TIslE TABLE, No L.
t. take eject aad after Thursday February TO- ls5s
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
clsseLsad 70 Ygialgs-l H0aagsfeaDH 20 CLsUs
tODa. lad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-02
Gfaal Npttfee.

- OF u FieI Fa los issued from the COURT Of
Common Pleas Of CuyaugI COun at ihe suit of William
Gordon, et A. 3d. std. ag4imsl Ihumns IOhr DE-
iendaut have leyied upon an shall expose for ale Of
ublic auction, the e., ibe CCuIt Home tcnreT OF
Seneca aa Ch npaiu streft In he City Of Cleveland,
said County The t daY 81 February, s61 81 2OciOck
r. 81 OF d day, iCCwiug fecrbol lands and ten
ements. 20 wit: si ae IN the wuship Alddlebugh,
In the County Of Cugah ard state Of Ohio and Is
known Ia LOIS Nos i've % nd thirtY-siy C3Gl IN the
village of BeTea" ID L. WLGHrMAN, Sheriff
g NJ BARBER. Pltfgi AT. InuI1.2G9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-02
F0Is0 m& PsIt0l, Resldent PrInslpaIl.

Scholarship is good in ether Of the Seven Colleges
sPENCERIAN PENAIANSIIiP is taught BY the best
Masters.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
CincinnnIi HI1rHrt.


NEw YoRE, Jaa ?.
FLouR-Salcs OF 200 bblt al s. 95a5 IS
for super wcstorn; % zoos 55 for common
to medium extra western; s. zoos s5 for in
fcrior TO good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
VHsA7-salcs 1000 bushels at 81 25 in
store.
RrE-Salcs at 93@95c.
BARLEV--Salcs 20OO bush at 16MSIo FOR
State; 7s@soo for Canada East, aud $50 for
Canada West.
CoRN- Sales 10000 bu at S7090e for new
yellow; 95@96 for old yellow.
OArs-Sales at f6@l1e Tor State, West.
crn and Canadian
WuisEr-held at 26iS@27
PoRE--Salcs $500 bbls at Sl612 for mess
Ell 90 for prime.
BLEF-Sales IS bbls at stOO@4 50 for
country prime; s5 00@5 so for country moss.
DREssEp ioos--6}4 ole
Barr HAMS Steady. Sales at 1850.
Cur MFArs-Qulet at 6iS c Tor shoulders.
and 94@lOc for hams,
Bacon Lees buoyant Sales at 9tsc.
LAUn-Sales at l0iS@lO3tc.
BurrER-A fair business doing at Halle
for Ohioi l5@23c for State.
CHEELK-9WllLc,
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Terms of snbscrintion.

] copy I year, IN advance. so
Il paid within the yoar..........2.00 .00
] p if paid after the wear expires (. 80
Nopoper viii be stopped until an arrcarres
are paid unless az the option Of the publishert.
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IPOOFnlan & Miller


IN this city ut Which they purpose eHrfghgon te Tan.
ming brsnosS extensively in ~ ~ departments, and
10 have ail wor done in the beH nHuner, By compe-
tent wodmen. They are aoW pFsFand al Az timsi To
nag lha hlghaIlnneo Ih
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

g- During our visit to Lowell we we're
shown through the Laboratory Of our celebrat-
ed countryman, DR.. j. G. AYER Scarcely
could we have believed what Is seen there
without proof beyond disputing.
They consume q barrel Of solid Pills about
80, 900 doses and barrels Of Cherry Pccto-
raj, 100 600 doses per diem. To what an in
conceivable amount Of human suffering does
this pointl 10000 doses a day!! Fifty
millions Of doses per yearll What acres and
thousands OF acres Of siek beds does this
spread before the Imagination! And what
sympathies and Woo True, not all of this
is taken by tie very sick, but alas much of il
is This CnerTy Drop and this sugared Pill
are to be the companion Of pain aud anguish
andsinking sorrOw--the inheritance our moth.
er Eve bequeathed 10 tie whole family OF
man. Here the infant darling has been
touched too early by the blight that withers
half our race. Its little lungs are affected
and only watching and waiting shall tell.which
way It's breath shall turn. This red drop on
its table is the tallsman on which us life
shall hang. There the blossom Of the world
Just bursting into WOmanhood is stricken also.
Affections most assiduous care skills not,
she is still fading agay. The wan messsn
ger comes nearer and nearer every week
This litte medicant shall 20 there, their last,
perhaps their only hope The strong man
has planted il his yitals, this same disease.
This red drop by his side Is helping him
wrestlo with the inexorable enemy; tie wife
Of his bosom aud the oheruhs Of his heart are
waiting in sick sorrow aud fear lest the rod
on which they lean in this world, be broken.
o Doctorl Spare no skill, nor cost, nor
toll to give the perishing sick the best that
human art can give. - Galveston, Texas
News.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

The FIremen's Fair closed on Thurs.
day evening by a chop" at Loesser's Han, in
which theadmirers Of Queen Terpsichore par
tieipatsd. This Fair has been successful, be
yond expectation, aud the gallant ''No. As"
have more than realized their most ardent an
ticipations. The citizens, who eountenanced
and aided the enterprise. have their sincere
thanks and are deserving Of public oommen
datiou. The goods belonging to the Compa.
ny, most Of which were very costly and pur-
chased at considerable risk, have nearly all
-besn disposed Of The profits on these. togeth-
er with the door receipts and otherayails. viii
make handsome sum. Thenett proceeds of
the Fair, We learn, will be some $500 or $500.
all Of which viii SO toward paying for the
new Engine. Wocongratul ate the @Indepen-
dents" on the success Of the enterprise.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
TO THE PRESS.
The next Ohio Editorial Conyontio

The next Ohio Editorial COny yenuon
will meet at Tihlu, on the isth inst,
The public exercises. free to all who desire
to see the elzlephant.R p viii be held At 1oes.
ser's Hall, on Wednesday evening. the 18Th
and win consist Of an oration by WI, II. p.
Denny, Esq. Of de Dayton G&zr1rs and a
Poem By W. D. IIowells, Esq, Of The srATr
JouasAL. These exercises VIII, no doubt, be
interesting and the public. Who deaire an in
telleetual feast, are respectfully invited to at
tend. Good music win bo dispe .sed by Boos'
Band and the Giee Club.
Thursday viii Be devoted to o"sight seeing
and other diversions. which an Editor only
knows how to enjoy.
Thursday evening", banquet, free to the
press, win be given at ths shawhan House.
accompanied BY feast of reason, and fiow
of---Mell no matter now. Come and see.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

! This Association held It's first quarterly
meeting in Tifin, on Saturday, December 81 81
/ 1859.
Vice President Rule occupied the chair.
After the transaction Of other preliminary
business, on motion, the order Of reading es
says vas dispensed with.
The Committee on Institute were then call
cd upon to report. The members of the Com
mittee made report individually. A discus.
sion Of some length followed, with reference
to the time and place of holding the next In
stituto
PRoF. souuYLER offered the following roso-
lutioni which was adopted;
RESOLVED, That Committee Of one from
each township, and for each Of the adjoining
counties, be appointed, to secure the names Of
teachers pledgiug themselves to attend the
next Institute, to be held two weeks, and Or.
ganized on the following plan: That each
teacher subscribe one dollar and designate the
time aud place; aud that the time and place
shall be decided by plurality Of the names
signed. The further details Of the organiza-
ton TO be lefG to the Executive Committee.
In accordance with the resolution. the fol.
lowing township committees were appointed:
Adams, Miss o. Hemng.
Bloom, Y. j. West.
Big Spring, Mr.. Brundnge.
Clinton, T.. w. Clark, Jr.
Eden, Benz Pndar
Hopewell, j. H. Horner.
jackson, S. T. Hollopeter.
Liberty, r. X. Wyant.
Loudon, G.. Cory.
Pleasant, J. II. Hollopeter.
Reed, John Sdvers.
Scipio, Aaron Schuyler.
Thompson, J. T. Martin.
Venice, A. Shoenhcit.
Those who were appointed to prepare Es-
says for this meeting were continued till the
next
The Association then adjourned TO meet in
Tifin, on the first Saturday in March, 1860
i. W. CLARK, JR.,
Snnrotnrv
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

TO fnNf Ainfnn sAt leaA.
Ihavo bcen afflicted for ua0y ycars with 4
morbid tate Of ,hc Liverl with Gons,ipatlsh
Indigestion. cold cxrcnitics, shoolinr pain
in tto side, etc. vas about sublnittnr 10
the usual mercurial course oftreaimentvherc.
by hoped 20 gain relief, bnt not cure. j
could not lic upon either side when began
with The PERUVIAN SYRUP, and aner
using it for only one week, consider myself
CURED TIL KENDALL. NJ. b.
Peruvian Syrup g a solution Of Protoxide
of Iron, a new discovery In medicine aud
strikes at the root OF disease by Producing
healthy blood. the source Of all vitality in the
human organism, Fer Sale by ]. l.. 81. Iohn
&Co, Tiiin. dce3O Qg
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

The Citizens of Timn, if they would
have our place well spoken of by the members
Of the Press, on their return home from the
Editorial Convention, should see that they are
well and Hospitality treated when here, and
made welcome to all the enjoyment which our
place affords. The press Of Tiffin must have
the generous aid of all our best citizens, in
order to make the affair one ofhoner to our
selves aud the press throughout the State
The "chlels" will be among us, "takin notes, p
and "faith they'll pint en-" II we fulfill
our promisoA and show ouselvesa a generous,
hospitable people, we viii be rewarded, four
fold, in the handsome compliments paid US by
the press throughout the state. We throw
out these remarks in advance, so that our cit
izena may be prepared for future ccnangen-
oies.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

uumOTs.-We kno Of nothing more try.
ing TO the patience-more aggravating to the
feelings or more painful 10 be borne, than a
humor breaking out in boils, o. internally
causing a canker, exhibiting itself In the Ery-
sipelas, or eating INTO the very bone 10 the
form Of Serofula, Bus thanks 70 an all wise
Providence, direful as these Affections may be,
a sure remedy has been iound-a healing por-
ton is within the grasp Of all. Kennedy's
Medical Discovery comes Ike an nugel Of
mercy to the afhieied with healing Ia its
wings; and there are thousands at this moment
whose blood, few months since, was corrup-
ted by humor but now COWS purified through
their veins. We do not hesitate 10 declare
this tao greatest npFooier Of humor ever
known.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

Fun and FrOlic.-We have now had
three weeks Of uninterrupted sleighing and
the young unmated folks of Tiffin have enjoy
ed it to their hearts content. The season has
been generally devoted 10 hilarious enjoyment
by old and young and, if they have not had
good time, it is certainly not the fault of the
weather Merry groups pass and repass con-
stantly and the clear, silvery laugh betokens
full well the exubercnt Glow Of soul. " In
the mean time Cupid is making it pay big.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

Ohio school JOuTnal.-Messrs, F. W..
HURT and Anson Smyih have taken charge Of
the Ohio journal Of Education and will here
after conduct il. The statewide reputation
which these gentlemen sustain. for qualifea-
tion and business tact, is sufficient evidence,
We think, Of the success Of the enterprise
The Journal in their hands viii be well wor-
thy the support Of every teacher in the State.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

Mr.. w. J. GOsse will lecture at Green
Springs on the subjecto of temperance, Monday
evening, Jan. 9th. Mr. G., like Gen. Carey,
takes the scriptural view Of this great and
growing evil and is spoken Of by those WHO
have heard him, as a man of marked abilities.
He will probably lecture in Tifin next Sun
day week
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

NH''tN iNi'a - iNfAf WIZ 1NaN' w
sv-Areduotion Of per cent. from the above rate,
viii be made for Cash
The space eoeeFied BY 10 lines Of type composing
the body Of ths Advertisement win be considered
square
rfaHsient advertisements, together with Admins
tration Attachment, Road ani Ditch Notices, must be
paid ioriu advanCe.
Advertisements inserted Gor an indednits time will
be charged for until ordered out
When yearly Advertisements aro inserted, one or
more changes will be allowed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
ConnciI Proceedinrs.

1lFfiN Onioi wednesday
Dec. 2Sth, lS595
Council met and was called to order by the
President
Members present, Hovoy, Hemingand Wat.
son.
Minutes Of last meeting read by the Clerk,
and on motion approved MS read.
On motion G. II. Heming was granted fur.
ther time 70 Report on act Of supervisor Of
lst Ward.
G. X Watson offered the following Resolu
tion which was adopted by unanimous vote
viz; Resolved, That the subject of the more
eiiectual collection Of fines and costs be referred
to the Mayor aud City Solicitors with instruc-
tions to Petition the Legislature for all neces.
power TO carry into effect the object Of this
Resolution.
On motion the Clerk was instructed to draw
orders upon the Treasurer on City Fund for
the payment Of the Salaries Of City offices for
quarter ending Dec. 3lst 1859.
On motion Council then adjourned TO meet
Ot the Mayors Office on Wednesday, January
4th 1860, at g. o'clock p. M.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

TNARM LANDS FORsALE2 25 miles from Phiadel
IL phia by Railroad In the State Of New Jersey. Soil
loan soil, with cay bottom. The land Is large tract
divdedinto small FARMS and hundreds from an parts Of
the country settling and building, The crops
produced ore large and can be glowing The cli
mate dell shtful and from fosts. Terms from
el5 10 $40 per acre payable within four years BY Ia
ttAlments. To visit the place 90 Leave Vine Street
Wharf at Phladelphia At ~, A. NJ, by Railroad for
Hainmontnn, or address r. D. Byrnes BY letter, Ham
monton pou Oiee, Atlantic County New jersey. See
fun adverisementiu IN another column. iul i56m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
MRS. ID. M. FERGUSON,
FAsHIoNARLE MILIINER & M AgrUA-
MAKER.

TAKES this method ofnioTminf the Ladies' az Thin
i andFioiut y lao Dies N akafl Of
that she H. establshed a. branch of Madame Demor'
est's Emporium or Fashion, 1875 nfoadwayJ and has
ust receVed apendid assorineni ar pdtiefns for
desdrefle basqpeq eloak, sleeves, etq alo Patefns
She Is also prepared 10 teach Madame Demafests Z
First Premium System. Of Dress Cutting,
ln addition the she has removed hor shop 70 ths
Weu side Of Main sueet, neaF The Wire Hddfc,
where che 4 prepared % Az kinds of Ninerg and
Mautua making a. hefeipipre, the --latest sye and on
The uosi hbeiaitenns Noh vafTantod 20 slss snlirs
aatiF seiiop,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

saIerntns like port wine can be made al
almost any price by using cheap and deleler-
ious substmccs Herrick Aliens Gold Medal
saieratus is perfectly pnra and unadullerated,
and one paper will ionyincq any Intelligent
lady that there is nothing equal 20 Ii. tits
perfectly healthy and win produce one eighth
more bread than any other Use IL instead
q Soda Il l. much better. Try Il. Most All
the Grocoru keep il. Whitney Of sandusky
and Bishop a CO. Of Toledo Who'll. sale il.
Try 1t.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

The State Board of Equalization have
added FIVE per cent to tho valuation OF lands
in Seneca Co., as returned TO them by the
county Board This makes the average val.
ue per acre between S2l and so and is an in
crease over the appraiscmsnt of 1853 Of about
25 per cent. or S4.42 on the acre.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
Rlnmkel RlnnI,si I

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, veil printed on 6no paper, kept con.
stantly on hand aud for sale cheap at The Tar
nuSE OFucE; such as
Deeds, Summons.
Mortgages, Subpoenas.
Attachments. Vendfs.
Executions. Constable Sales.
blank Notes, &c., sc.
uFIustices and Notarios snpplied ON reas.
enable tcrms.-r
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

Through the poitenoss Of conductor Bra
non, we were enabled last week, TO present
our readers with an extra" Of the Presidents
Message. Mr.. b is one of the most accommo.
dating, as well as experienced. conductors in
the WeSt. May HE shadow never grow less.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
Fridlay Morning, Jan. Q, 1850.
Job Printing.

Wehave ell The facilities Of thol 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 call
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

Michael FOgle, an old German citizen Of
Perrysburgh, went into the woods few days
ago to get load Of wood, but not returning
at the proper time, his wife became alarmed
and sent after him. lie was found dad
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
DIR. BRU.VON7S
Concentrated Remedies
For Delioate Diseases,


MOL THE GREAT REvIvER-spe speodilyoradl.
oates All the evil eeot Of st Abuse such genera
debility Ices Of memory wANing away Of Tho organs,
nf any puhti aonu iertuFe. Uuts us tnpOtFucy, hnn
weaknetsot he sexu1 of,anl, brought nYfhp unfe
stained indu 'genee oi thn passions. Price a.
N0,2.-THE uuhCENIRAIEu BALM Z win
CURE 10 sight dqwhHy case Of gonoffhofa 10 without
sll s., ,gsi, 4na ''qu'fs' 20 f'''Fgiion oi dle'
Eo.s sLCUNcENrRATRD rEREn-'rlie use Of
hif remedy will cufs Gleut in short tine aud can
show euincates oi cufea oleetrd amer so ohtr have
failed thls Is also taaietsi hid Wlbo1t sms Price
No. I.-coS ScENTRATED PUNIrER--is,hs on.
yremed kndwnthui VIII positively core structures 81
the ureihn nomniet how long itanding or ueglagisd
the ease may he. pfiro one doll "
No. A.-ANllMEkCU RIAL riLL0-AU nortons
who lmvs used This ilrsahl drug lmetoufy,) (Which
remains In the system Tor years, causing 10 uapy
cironit diseaset) should ufe thrre Pills, which vl
oatrej oqunief1ci me Effects and remove t ffcm ihs
No. --uRlEATAL rAerriLLf-ir cerHin
cure ipr female ihfFufites, o. stphrefsion Of The
mentuuuil0nl gfiootgo fniafs.
MOI. - TllE CONCENI RATED AAfARfN--|
Cures tho whites, falling Of che wonh ncT ausueis,
painful nrnsimHton. lfiet one tollur
Ro.8.e-rliE SOLrTOR - o. remedy that h1f|
never been known % faI cWing GrRTcl mud NJ ante,
tions offhe Kidneys and bidder Price one Hoiafl
Either pfthe ahpvr remchrt wil be sent hy mail to
any part nf hq iuitod States, on receipt Of the price
Hnnetedf turuNn combining nil pauculasa may
be obthihed by enelo.inrohe post Stsnin. Adirsss
nI.a DIR, FELIX BRuNON.
.LgJ liuN o. PhHrdsuhia, Pa,
N.H The poeior mas ~ eoaiuied in eemplieafel
eates ~ lntief oF neIiAnahv. hutAtt such otfs VII
be answcfcd as co1f7in rsafonhiie fee.
offlLL-uld foik Roaa Ctllowitli6L
nof25.If a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
Timn Prices Current.
hIARRIED,

MARRIED,
On the Sd inst, at the residence Of the
brides pareuts, by the Rev. Mr.. Meyer, Mr.
BENJAMtN FRANKLN BEoKMAN Of jackson,
Mich, and Miss KATE wAesrAFF Of Tilhn.
On the 1st inst. by the Rev. J. II. Good, Mr..
THoMAs W. HYTER 10 Miss Flora Houser,
10th Of Adams tip.
On the 29th Dec. 1859, by the Rev. J. II.
Good, Mr.. CnADIAH CUMMlNs Of Scipio tp., to
Miss Sarah GERBIRT OF Crawford Co.
Oh the 81 inst, near Green Springs, by
Rev. John MeLain, Mr.. WM. GALm NrH Of
Seneca county, with Miss CAROLINE WOLFE Of
Sandusky Co.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

The TiHin Baud and Glee Club, says the
Fremont MrssENorR, intended giving Concert
at that place, during the early part Of this
week.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

Read the Advertisements Of L. Bernstein,
dealer In cigars and tobacco.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
Professional Correspondence.

"Coiusnrs. Oh'o. Aur. 6. tsso.-Thsre t,.st-.st
lnf WIS iseisc tf uuHtf Eve rtnrt. a1i have HalIg.
81 m0ff tii.ftthnl tfom fio ufc uf thc flrrorrhr.
rlufni tArn fom ul otlcrfofmi OF medicafon oom
"M,scrr.rfb, Mlch, Anr n psa ~ hs,o u.-s
Ne h1rnpnpi in ruy rrfrtUe with terr tsftnraf
ell ppr 70 ihat 'oaii uq De- iliiiisi 10 ionuio
eNlitoLEuuar, w., Avg. q, 1850 u believe tEs
ufron nirhiint used n De u1uurrEnd way nf Jhnra.
~ lWet them. will rufo Conumpfinn
'nbererinHwn, Nn.t Atf li. ifAn--i have nn9i
Hhel tle lNpoho niic in several catel and ani De-
hkuqu WiihUfrhfrft lth1s nrrnnnli liad tuonderf.
"tpWEtt, Q. iuly 3, 1859 - have u.sd To- au shari
lu betltt' ana ih Dot one nftrnra have thos filad
20 bg'eHt Chg patient. un that honssfs ouc BE-.
Ioff w1t cnNrd lh1Tc lad .tVrfH elrcf rlad uH o.
attending nlyaiciana Who afe now rniafinr comorts
utcy good hcHlh, tnd eNcmri from an fhf I,nlniaat
ol nulmpnary diseafr havc usrd tho Remedy in ~
own cntc, with decided tlrrrtf. 10 uar rtrar1rt -
honglot by nhyiicitha and friends, aaf even nrssIf
uudef lhe 'olltscatnemf 1m nov abie o. f'fr. In
htten ingon hesiek nuny miles in das D. ritnt
AS fni nilcf iNlvsicluu in 10 @ econ ~ %
"uoosiCE FAtfs, n. ", Avg. So, 1850 --ThArf on
~ umrt thtt mofuin1 90 tay, Oct have been rstan.
ihelin witneWing tic good oif'uu ~ I've Hyrathba-
thit's. The iiaiemtHu 10 You' pamphlet ~ net ID
all exaggerated
"EAsroS, KIT, Arf,5, itSN-T lave been usinr
yorr lynophuiphtrs ~ limr tud odn, end have "a.
p.rifrerl quat imrnyrmeni houi thrm. Ahn, ny
t'u who hHd lrcki r0ur nnd hcelne offhe lunei,
ltuk sNrr nuch ben f'tef y1hsif nHe
"CUArutN, Pa Jule 60, ia'n - received tho ~
hnttl't Of Churfhilf, HrmrdY fof Coasnmption.
u hnf worked tnrra lu even crHa.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
DissOIutien.

The partnership heretofore existing
between Lyons a WonEor, lgopreioff of tis shawhan
HOUSE Barber flop, ~ een dlsroved bY mtfuaf en-
sent The bnainats vii be eonfnsd II he Oli stand
a. usual ~ THoNAs LyoAs. Tihin Dec. 30. iS9-a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
Rates or AdVcriising.

Agreed upon by the proprieiors Of the Timn Tribune
aud Seneca Advertiser May 10Th, 1853, 20 be strictly
enforced In M easesi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

Mr.. d. Title, Of Eden tp., brought into
Tifin, few Gays since, with one span OF
horses, 1900 lbs dressed hogs heavy
Load.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BEAR IN MIND

e8- -ThsttheTRIDUNE has the Iarr-
est circulation, aud is, therefore, the
best medium FOR advertising, in Seneca
County.-Ea