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Our baaness ectiots With Europe he:ux DIRECT,
VERY EXTENSIVE, and MOST INTIMATE, wa feel
kaa Ia assuring The public tint all feseskn banking ans
tions GO te effected through our house E rropaess
Drafts snd festsrs Of Credit IN sans 70 suit at New York
te1na o9 ous easspondep1 IL London Psr* F1a9ifoEt
Heidelberg. Bale, Betne Dresden, &C. kc- DC. dc.
Being particularly des:rous Of promoting direct CONNER
fully, and terms most favorable. extend taeu
ties BY opening r.eda de- Ac to responsible Western In
oe Jnhehtsnces de- de- psyahla IN any part Of Europe
ur2' e with promptness AID dispatch.
~ Country Banks and Bankers Supplied With Foreign
Bills Il low sates. Pvz,s Bondsaud AozagtA negotiated
nheosh
, 1860-05-26

M MASTER'S SALE.-Statc Of ILL
IL aets IT, county ct Coax s.s-suceros cou: .: Chi
esEo-~ hMan uots ~ Florence Hah,nev, John D. Ms-
hossx and , Ghstss hua-Pe:un ssr Mechanic. Leu
eretal eraes. enterei IN Tho shove entitet en- tho
seventh d, Of AP.. A. r $50 Ira se'xt Natte. lu
Xav. A. D. las 1t The hour of taa cesk IL te .rrr~n
Of that day s It public tn the l:hrst hIer faF
ssh = ths nc..h DO. Of ths cou on.< i ii. i"rsy
o. CcoE e toll0WtpY dl1e1p<1 peNlseA tokgther With
The udlnss erected htseon situated IN ety of Ch:r,so
County Of Cook ana STATE at illinois, tw!t -Lct+ nln
berad twenty ttree t3l ntY E,nr .4, twenty y
t:snMc J. Hall. sahdist.soa ot Deck a',yxo So. ID
ThsEd Psntp Meridian. lhA ~tDTr
Chicago, Aprtr1lt l660. apis1.ptd
The .beve s.te ts postponed nt't the sixteenth da5 of
IRA SCOTT.
Master Ia Charctrr Of eup+ror Court Of chicago,
ChfcaEo. Nay 10, 1851 ny3EAM
The ahoFe ale d postponed until SATURDAY. the twe:tY.
slx1h day ot My. lseo II the sase hou. and place
IRA %CuFT,.
Master IN Ctaaeerv Of Superior Court Of III asn
Chlago, May 1Rn. lsep- nyl:es.1td
, 1860-05-26

H0F7nANE / GELPcKE.
11Aao1. 4. ao,zxAas.. orgo ax11cx1 ...A1rz su11a
FRI-TCI8 =. H0FF.N3.S.F,
Of Brunswick nd SaIe}tha xpd tie fee cly Of Faak-
fo and bY special &C. of seyss state. a9tho11s e
HANOVER, HESSIA, NASSAU, PRUSSIA, SANOKY,
FIRTEMBEIi0, OLDESkERu. &C. ta771AwlY
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02
New York MARKET.

NEW lOnk, Jan, ~
FLorR-salcs Of 8 GOO bhls al IS i5a5 9s
Tor super western t5 30@5 80 for common
70 medium extra western; SIS zoos 50 for In
ierior p good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
SHsAr-sales I 500 bushels ,si 20 in
store
RrE-Sales NJ s989fe.
BARLEv - sales SOU bush at s50sTo for
State; 73@77e for Canada East, and soc for
Canada West.
CoRN- Sales $4,000 bu Al s21sie for nav
yellow; 9l092 tor Old yellow.
oars-Salo, at d5@46o for State, Wsst.
ern and Canadian.
WHisgY-hrld At 25@95ts.
POEK--Sales 800 bbls At enc 10 for Old p,ess
elT O06Sl1 20 Ear new m,sa.
BIEF-Salea 100 bbls at a iO0@d o5 for
country prime; IS OO@5 25 for counirr me,,.
DREs'Ep Hos 636@67tc
BSAF hANs-Steauy. Sales NJ 1850.
Cur MKArs-Quiet Al 6iS for shoulders.
and 9@g sc Tor hams.
BAcUN Less buoyant. Sales At sa9iSe.
LARu-Sales At l0i<@lOBe.
BurrER-A fair business doing At I2@t7e
for ohioi l5@2tc for State.
kuE-9@tlhc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

Sick Head-Ache Cursd.-We kno a
that this heading will attract tho attentinn Of
many. aud The eyes OF not a lew will peruae
an article that afrs h point out 10 them a
remedy fnr this prevalent disease "Kenne.
dy's Medical Discovery" il warranted ~ cure
this malaiy by the use Of one bO,tie Now,
reader, do not doubt this statement and suff =
on; all that the advocates Of the Discovery ask
is that you will give Il fair trial, well know.
ing that the ysrdict Will'be Ia its h4fora But
many other diseases are oured with certainty,
humors Of every kind. sorofola, SAT- RheoIn,
Erysipelis, &o., and 10 is with heart full Of
sympathy for the afflicted that We present 10
them "Krnnedy's Medieh Discovery" /"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

Court convened on Monday, The Grand
jury have been in session. bot had reported
no bills up to Tuesday evening. But little
business Of importance has yat been transact
ed. The following is list Of the regular in.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

AhfEe proportion of he male sex suffer
from some IRE u'aity in tbe mfnsffaI rcrr-
iinn. All such sufsriugs, VII ihof dom sup
pression, excessive aDw, or painful drcinfge
can hld sure and permtnent relief in the rell-
tried PERUVIAN SYRUP, which acts IN
such easrs almost ike magic, hy siyiag tone
20 me Whole system, enriching the blood, aud
obviating ensiisenes-.
Peruvian syrup l. Srlution of Proioxide
OF lFon' = neg Discovery in medicine IA a
strikes at the root OF disease Nv oroJueino
healthy biood, the source ~ ~ vitality IA he
human organism. Fur Sale By J. l.. Sd. Joha
q Co. Iiihn' jaul3-2s
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

Death of Jacob HOItz, Esq.-Jaeob
HoliE Esq. pioneer settler in Seneca eoun. d.
ty and wealthy, influential and much es-
teemed eitizyn. died Of Aropl,xy. at HE resi-
deneetwo anda halfmiles North East ofTifiin.
the 2eth ult in the 74lh year OF his nge. He
was nativeof Maryland and removed thence
to Seneca county in 1894. He was prosper
Gus larmer and lpaves a large family of chill,
drep' all OF whom are grown up aud in good
eTcumstances ..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

CARL > Tines orlesa one year 3UH
tS-A reduction Of per cent. from the above rate,
will BE- made for Cash
The space oceuPlsd by lones Of the type composing
the body Of the sdvsrissmsRt will be considered
square
All transient Advertisements, together with Adninis
,Tston, Attachment, Road ani Ditch Notices. must be-
paid form advau,o
Advertisements Inserted Tor an indefinite time will
he charged faT until orlofsd out
When yearly advertisements aro in,eusd, one or
more changes viii be allowed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

Our MembeTs.-GDEoS JONES is a mem.
her Of the committee on Municipal Corpora
tens and Reirenehment NJ P ssinnsr is q
mehber ofthe committee GA Federal Relations
-enat"r orv is member Of the eemmiit,e on
Corporations. Education, PenitBtary, Public
Printing. Universities and Feys and sala.
,irs .|.I |H RI. LII. InN |..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02
Job Printing.

Wehave all the facilities OF the larger cities
for doing az 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, 1860-03-02

Thanks to Gi'eOn Jones, Esq,, and others
It Columbus. fnr documentary fhyors; to A.
O. Barber Of Leayenworth. for valuable file
IF Kansas papers; 70 Q. c. Nestleroade Of Tip
.on, Iowa, fora copy Of the Iowa INSTRUCTOR"
and 10 Hon John Carey. Zoe copies Of the
Congressional Globe.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

The Cosmopolitan Ayt AssoeiatiOn
willamaks ils annual distribuliou pfisizes on
he alsg iBsir Persons who desire to subscribe
md thus seizure a cury Of the splendid steel
hgraNing, Shakespeare and his friends. with
chance 10 The distribution. should do 60 at
NEE, J n. Pittrng,r Is agent for this place
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

Towns in Seneca.-From the proceed.
iings ol tho State Board Of Equalization of Fri.
day asst, We take the following:
lhe towns ia Seneca county, appraised al
81 'Ol4,594, were passed with an addition Of
hlvepere-nt. except 1iitin, Appraised At S67l ;.
454, which vas passed NJ that apprniseIi,rnt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

DID,. CIleeseInnn,s PiIIs.
Prepared by coFaslie' l, chsss.n.a. n. D

Prepared by coraclip, L. Cheesemaa. N 4. n.
New Hatk Cty.
The euuihnailon ~ iusisAsaisi b. he rl-is s,. N.
Fsirh ofa long ahd auehsigs tf,eHes Ttst sr- n,tl
IN thor epsrailos, sad esUain % sorfesur si .s4s
audss, raiafal Msutiruatiout, fsnaiIa1 ru otIi.sl
tiont, eheihef roo cola aihsfaiis hrsdsahs rlia
lathe sidef ntpIiafIau Of tha He ar aHai ai ssfea
susriioat yfierics. htiTuc, paiu boz mo htct
&c hsiufbed ilsep, Which aiiistirou ihisuupuos ~
natufu.
To Married Ladies.
NJ. Chssscmans rint afo iursiaats asihsv aiift,.f
% Ne monihlf pFroi With frrulatiig. fsIf.s ~
hsve been ditanpainied in he of oihsf pilh -
pl.cp tle ainci confidence IN ~. Cttsstmanii qilf
dalhg at that they represent % o..
Notice.
Ihffa 10 hne condition nflht fsahfr ~ fflI In ti.r
ne piui cana1i Be tatun Wiihnut nffiuoiar us. u.
hstr'suW Such sthe fsaitahie ten ienrr af ~ nai.
ieinr % fettofu the iesua neinnf nufnai snnff-
tier, ihst eyen the fepfoduove powrf ofnaiuru ranut
eWNW. Warranted purely vegetable. urd nee M IN
anything luiudoui. Explicit difaonont. whish .hanii
he fead company Saeh box. Price 81. Esaibg nail
on enolesinr ~ 60 ne Gsusfal Agent
EE-sold BY dfufnlsl 10 ever, io,sa 20 he Calsf
States. uUlCHiNGs.
Genvrai Agent Cor the unitsd ststef
ini Chamb rn.st.. New .Yuft.
To whom Az Wheeisle of isf shoula be sddreiitd
eoldhy ,. v Wooitei, rinin.o rnorlf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

Among the PetiiioIs, presented to the
Ohio Legislature, we noticed one from Isaac
ranner and other cit Eens Of Seneca county.
praying Gov law 70 prevent stock from run
alag Il large.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

A Choice article Of sesars has Just been
received at the tobacco slors OF b. SohiL nsss.
on Market street. Those who indulge in the
weed" will hnd il 70 their advantage to give
him a call
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

Died, in this eity. on Saturday morning
Jan. l4th, at the rvsidrnee Of her so,. in. a Z,
lienrl Ebert, Esq. Mrs May PHiLIPs. in tbe
eighty second year Of her Age.
This excellent lady, was the widow Of Rev.
John PhiIips, formerly Of Union town. Pa.
She had been a most exemplary professor
Of the Christian Religion for sixty years, and
her life W - beautiful illustration of her 70.
ligious faith.
Her pisiy in'pired her mind with cheerful.
meas aud yiyaeity, in her old nge. and her
Christian faith aud hope enauled her to tri.
umph over the fear Oi death r.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

Any Person having business Of public
nature, at Columbus. can have it attended
10. BY addressing Gideon Jones, Esq.. our
Rep 'esentive. Petitions. mcmorials 40, sent
10 him, will receive prompt attention.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

What is the Matter!-- Our subscribers at
Fl. Seneca complain that they do no, recei,
the lmHUSE. until the week after its publiea-
tion. There must be screw loose somewhefe.
It is rsgulnrly mailed frOm this Office aud
should 70 down ON friday.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

Ice Harvest.-This has been a splendid
vi FIR gathering Ice and, IL our citizens
10 not keep eOOl. next summer. il will not
be for the lack Of the cooling article. Anths
er houses. We believe, are filed sith very
superior artie e.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02
BIamks Hanks !

All kinds of Blanss, Of the most approved
forns, well printed on 6ne paper. kept con.
stantly on hand and for s,le cheap 81 tic Tai.
nuNE OFucK; such as
nredss summons,
M0rtgngess SubpnenRs,
Attachmrnte. Veudte
E1ecuiinnss Constable Sales,
Hank Mites, SC, DC.
dJJustices and NOtaries supplied on reas-
ouablo torms. IN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

Cooley for February has already made iis
appearance. lts pages nrs always fresh and
inviting aud it eombineS, in remarkable
degree, the useful aud the beautiful Price
SJa year Or 90, taken with he TRiBuyr.-
Address L. A. Godsy. PHILADELPHIA.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

Boos' Quadrille Band will give anO,h
er eo.ilhon party at the shawhan House, on
Wednesday evening. Jan. 25th. Dancing u
commence at O'clock.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

We Forgot, last week. to notice the burn
ing Of School Ho 4se in Bloem TOW Rnship. moi
hong ago. Cause Of The fire not sseertainsd
Loss solne $500.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

Big LCad.-Last week. Mr B. Title
br ught 10 Tiiiin, with a sIhn Of horses a
load Of dressed hugs from Ladd 4 stevens Of
helmore. which weighed 5 tons ur 10 900 ibs
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02
.WRS. W'E.ViSLOW'.

LNARNr .tNDsFO SALE o5 miles from philadsl.
II pha by RRilroadi in the siatr of New Ier.ey. Soil
among lhe hest Tor agricultural purposes, Leing good
loam soil with ac sv bottom, The land lrrge tact
divided INTO small farms anil hunlfeis from all pars N
tho country pr' now .euling and building. The crops
pro luoed IRE large and eau be et0winE The ch
mate Is deli ghtu and sscur from frists Terms frnm
sl5 10 so por aere payable within four veRr. Nv n
stament. TO visit the plaoe - Leave Vine Street
Wharfat Philadelphia A. ~ Am. by Railroad for
Hammonnn. or address r J Bytnes. by ietter Ham.
montoh Post Office, Atlantto County New Jersey See
full advent semeni in another column inl Is 6m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

DISSOLUTION or PAR rNRRsHIP.-
hofirs 4. heFshE airen thai he prrnfr.ln eretofss
eHisung h-tweeu a. q. q. Norien iauo. Pg.dgniek
=. DER, andef zoe dnn name af \. fier5 a o..
W. th, d1y dissolved hy maiuai conssrf n,riies
sAa W. ieev-ls's q. q. NOHTFH.
JAS. TnuDFNusR
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

Dyark Gardner, Of the % Ward. the AD.
vERrIslA says, was arrested aud bound over
to court. on Tuesday Of last week, charged
with stealing sl7 from Mrs. shugrue
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02
MRS. ID. M. FERGUSON,
FAsHIoEABLE MILLIEER & MAETUA-
MAKE. An

TNAKEs this method o. fiufofm.a ths Ladies of Tina
apd yeinity, also iirsss slakers electromagnetic
that she 4 oalhbnshod a. bTanoh III Madame Dsm0f
ests Empurium OF Rathion, (3-S Bioaaway,l and hai
lnt feeeivqd snleadid assortment Of Pntiernt f5f Ia
hasqnes, ,clnaka sleeves faiso paefni
Tor Chl fsu dfsssss apFon and ~ a vafsty
one i' nlso pFspafed 10 tsneh Mad'ms Demoresps
First Premium System of Dress Cutting.
addition 10 this, she has removed heF shop 10 ths
West side of Main si7eei. near ihs Wifs Bddes
shefe she pfep4fed 70 do all knds ~ Miilinery md
A. IN ths latest siyls and On
lss s,o,, ,hsfalisrma' WoFk WaHaated 70 sss entire
Tims. Ianaurv 7th. .tasa.--,f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

Col William Kershner, prominent
Dymooralie politician Of Clark county, has
been appointed Mail Agent On the Sandusky,
Dayton aud Cincinnati Road. The appoint.
ment is no doubt rs good one as could we'll
have been made from that party Ia CLARK.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

Mr.. II. Mitchell, Treasurer Of Kansas
Territory, passed through this place last week
IN ROUTE for New York, wllither he goes %
pay the interest on the territorial debt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

Fol hfh fanninf and -usri syWmeiU o. form, which
iegeihff VIII hffhulnhiiy Ienffrs thruIuf 10 delir
sble lan those m1de 10 aihrr felon of ihu stats
is VI Fssp constsuiiy on hand an lafmt and gsl u
ipe'boH Wagnns n ~ nav BE- drliFed, and viii iril
hen ehaaref ihau oau be luvshuaFd n ane oitiFnqfi
ifihH West, % o. horn,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02


An Unprecedented Fiood visited Frs
mrnt las, week Oeing 70 ths hsv. tha iss
10 ne sahdusky siysr nosted dsun and rore.
ed up ne channel. sausire ihs water 70 b,sk
ursri inundaie ell the iovsrpsr, Of the town,
epmreiing, the Democrat ssys. about 400
Families 70 vacats theM dvslliues, some Of
whom were rescued with much difficulty
Fsrmers on The bottom have lo,l fnee,, ont
bui'dingl. wood. lumber. corn in The siosk
hay, hogs s'eer. estile, q 70 large auioopl
Several persona IN lhe town also suG tsd very
soaiidetable loss. The water vas higher
p'an j has been tnovn 70 Be for % yeari.
~ The Fremont Mtssfsotn ssvs that on
"Wednesday Of last week a. the cars we're be.
ing switched oil At Fustoria on the Fremont A
Indiana railroad. Mr. Romanus Bureoop. who
was on one Of the forward ,cuek,. accidental
| y ie under the cars. two Of which passed
over his leg crushing it ia a fearful manner.
90 that amputntion was necessary TO aava life.
t8- The wife Of Mr.. Atwood, living near
Acadia. Allen Co. vss instantly crushed v
death. on Thursday of last wert. while aasis..
ing her husband 70 load large ssv log
eB A Mr.. Julius Baker was lodged 10 the
Marion Jail, week before last, far stealing a
head of sheep FINN Col. Consina farm, in
Salt Rock township
tza~A A rascal named Peter Graley. who lives
near Johusvlle, Morrow Co., cut the throats
of two horses. valued At 5000. on Saturday
evening Of week before last He has been ar.
rested and will doubtless receive the punish
mcnt he merits.
t8-A full grcwu oasmouut vas Killed BY
Mr. sauil. Kesler, lSst week. near Lexington,
Morrow Co.
II Frederick Snyder and Chas. Vents
have both been convicted of hotse.stealine
and nraon, in the Riohland county Court
They attempted 10 burn The Jail.
~ The Bueyrus JoURN,I comes N us,
This week, enlarged and looking much improv.
ed in every way Our friends Locke 4 Rob.
in'on. have been "spreadina" themselves. and
We are glad to see this evidence Of their pros.
perity.
Court convened on Monday, The Grand
jury have been in session. bot had rep.r,ed
no oha up TO luesday evening. But little
business Of importance has yat been iransae,-
ed. The following is list Of the regular iu.
rOrs:
GRAND JURY.
James Croeket, of Adams: Lewis Seitr 9d
o. Bloom Jacob B user. Daniel Miller, Jehn
hcilmnn' onml Nuland. J II, Nri.hswnnd,r
aud Silas 81. John, " Clinton; G W Dnrsn.
Hopcwell Peter Ehcrsole and Ira Allert,n
Loudoni Upton Ash. Liberty; joel Keller.
I Iil'asanti Lewis Green, Reed, VIM Seed |
Venice.
PETIT JURY.
Silas McHcnry. Adnms; John T. Rad.
Bluom; Philip Heilmau, Bloom; James sdnoh.
comb, Sr, Boom; Henry Young. Clinton
Benjamin Baker Hopewell; Jonathan Cessn,
Dcnnis Mnloy Liberty; aud john Walker. ID. . /
J Dick. seneca; +. J. Welkrr, Thompson
WIN. Miller, Venice
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

BEAR IN MIND

tB-ThattheTRTBUNE has the Iarr-
est circtiation, nnd is, therefore. fho
eest medinm for advertising, IN seneca
CosntT. 81
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

We would call attention to the dental
card Of F. Franklin a Co Office over the
Post ohee, Our acquaintance with them
warrants u' IN saying. that they are sknlul
artists, in their line. We have examined
spcciinsns Of their Corali.s Plate, which took
the premium n, the last county Fair. and We
must say that they are models of artistic skill
and beauty.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02


Tho closing Years of LIE are oiten rsn.
dsred wrstchcl by siliutns which ars trifinc
in themselvct and tasii b cured ftaken In time
Affection q the hesr stonach. and Other ~
gsns concerned 10 dieestion. ars ne most ~
Iquent They uaturally make ths snff f.rsr i,sr.
vous irritable ahd complaining. and fslativos
end irlends are forced b bar ne kfunt III
Their ill.humof The use Of liosieilera Cele.
brated Stomach Rt,cfs will prove 40 eGacient
remedy for this evil, Il will not only sirrnqih
en he whole physical organization, hot en
TIRE y eure The mnst obslinato csses of Iudi.
gesiion, Diarrhce, Dyscntery and fivsF Gem.
plaint The fret phyeicisus IN the country
are loud In their praise ~ lhis preparation -.
Another recommendation ~ the Biiiers Il that
% is sn paiatable o. the taste that il NAV No
used even al beverage. Sold tv sll drug.
gisti. kni9 I'm
The Bruderbund Singing Society, Of
Inhn, assisted by two Rrasa hands from that
city, aud the fremont Band. gave a Concert
81 81. Clairs Hal 10 this place, on Thursdav
eveaiug, Jan. s, 70 large and arprecistiyc
audience. The Prgamme was we'll selected
and The singing and playing were excellent.
The Singing was in the German language. Of
course, but was none the lsss musical on
that account We trust that this may not be
ihe l.st time that ,hs Svcirty shall perform
ia our place. e.-FRENo>t JouRNAL.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02
Once Of the Clinton Line Ex.
tension r n %.

The Annual Meeting 81 the Stuck,
HOLDER afths Clinton iiue Frisnsioa Rallioad Cou,
pHny ei b. h-l Al iho Olee Of ihr rqmpenys in llf
90, hia, On fhaF.daV ihr a1ih aaV ~ ianupr. ffhn
~ pnslase ~ eriiof oreh iIfcihrs in he
eusnna yeaf ard or he iransuelnn u ,uch OihfT hut
iness ~ mnV ~ plFffntfd
verifr Of iho rfosifrai.
Sseiosw Ms. RUMFiElp, ,sss. pgo isu.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

Timn Retail Mar7.et.


Corrected weekly, by n. A. HUsKtRK a tfl,o.
Whoetale and Recall dealers In Gfoceriet and, bro,
duoe Of allkindsi shF shans illock TimnO.l
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Timn Prices Current.

Gcorrrcsd weekly BY sh iyef, deaief 10 uty 3oedi
,iIoesTet, Cnfpotings, hoots and shoes, AHa Ready
Made Clothing. And oufeha.st Of eysfy isssTiRlio
OF GrNiu sd Produce Tor Cash.
MHRAgt--i ,i6aIAe
Coks--( (shelieds 53a 5ie.
DO (Eatl 45e.
RVE--OOasO.
B,RtEY--thlpGO
OArs--.iAc,
.POrAroEs--0.aSa0sa
Flax s0OO0iTo.
RurTEH--tfc.
LABp-l0l
TALL1 N--i0o.
SHuKEp ilAMs--l0c,
do slbgs ASo sHoULpERI- 78Oae.
PtuELEn PosK--ganc
CLovER RSEEB-SfICR4,2Q.
hEgswAN--2tga2jc.
Fn rus Rs--i0 90Oc.
kA0s--9c.
GEgEN llinEs-5o COY.
DRs do i0o.
Eaas-i4c. dozen.
DREssEn iloas-Sf,7aa5.40
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and one COPY % tho Eetier up of 4 club Of 10
stbscribers Or more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange.
ment by payiog up all arearges
$ ecimpn conios sent free
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.giain agEehIu Tribnnt.


Lss.l and lli,ssilanses..
sandnskY, Dayton 8 Cincinnati a, n.
'Psasnes Trans oa bis road nov iesvv
This sbiion a. buovs
Going south. Going Moth.
~ AZ. .i'asas Frt Ae $50 y
clyde station.
Trains on the cleveland and Toledo Road
nsss Clyde Station a. follows: Going East,
sac a m, and 5;t0p. M. Going West, 1898
a.. m, and 1888 p. m.
Forest station.
Trains on the Piasburg. Fl. Wayne aud
Chioauo Road pas Forest AZ iollaus: Going
Easi sos a. m and .55 D. m. Doing Wesi
1925 a. NJ, and 1871 p. m.
~ Republic and Tiffn train srli~esin Tim "a H.
A. NJ. Departs a. 40, Pm.
~ taots leave Tihin dsily fof RenubHe snd vi.
weekly fcI fostoua sna uppsf eandusdy.
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MARRIED,

MARRIED,
In Salisbury, Chester Co. Pa, on the 5th
inst by Rev, N Rerd. J. S. McCLELLAND Of
Tiftin, Miss NErTIE MARsn, ofthe former T. lace
On the 9TH inst, by Rev. Jas Pelan. at
the residence Of the bride, Mr. J9SArHAS b.
BAYLEY Of Lorain Co. 10 Miss Macy A. TAFT.
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Plank Road NTcelinF.

Notice is hcrehy given that thean
naRineetine oftte ktalert nftls fina o. soip
flahk hnld CompHng wllhe held VI the Amedc n
House, IN Meluaisi Mnudsr ihs 81 nv Of lanha
~, l-Bh bassen ris honfs sf 10 o'clock, md r.
a, Tor NE election NJ i've uferr0ri hFihe sa.uinF
yeaft rgd ue iFsnsneion oftuch other bunsss As
BE- lsougt hsioTsIhs mesting ~ cFlur arfhr noaFi.
t|FH ISAAC ARNOLD. hest
MelmoIs, o. Dee s3i. isl0-5J5 5w. n
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silas McHcnry, Adams; John T. Re a.
Bloom; Philip Heilmen, Bloom: james sinch.
comb, Sr., Boom; Henry Young, Clinton.
Benjamin Baker. Hopewel; Jonathan Cessna, ,
Dcmnis Mnloy Liberty and john Walker. ID .
WIN. Miller. Yenicr. I-.'
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~ taots leave Timu daily for RenubHs srs ,ri.
weekly fcF Fostoua sna uppsf eandusdy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

The andqntgred aFing openeh an extensive
WAGON WAGFACTORY,
IN Rrpusle would r-spreiis INFORM the citiseus of
sensvn, and adjoining reunes, that 10 has oa head
lafpe strek ofths fTliquainyef easoned lnuher And
nrrp7red in furnish ngons, got rp ia good aud
WoFt onuf ls tnaahsf a. esn BE- made In she st1is-
latiHg sra long - Gaged sttha business he salfeaa
fdeni that bio nnnonf
CANNOT BE sfJRPASsED