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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

DERINPfORY AUCTION sALB or CARPEfLRG, OIL
cloth and Mating Tho last Of ths CRIs
r. LAR enst,cnssr . Bo.sry WIN ,sltss d.y I'm
CaypetnE latest les and patterns and Rob oolors $50
yaSds Of Epshh medallion and ohsr dsssble patterns
vet tapestry and Brussels Carpetng $50 vevc and Brusse
RuEs yasds OF white and check contract Cs1ton Mating
40 yards foor hall and stair Ooob yaSfoas wdhs The
Apove sale 4 well worthy she Ate nuon OF buyers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

nANIuL A. MATdBWS AUCTIONBEk
~ eAesrocn s. Cedar street, opposite ~ Post odioa
PRRSHPTORY Ard CLOSING our s ALa
OF Q Broadway Manu- 'Acturar's entire stock Of
HLE0ANf FURNlTURE,
AT TIE WAREROOnG OF Mr. AMI COOK.
es4 Broadway, near Bond street,
Thb dap Ghnrsday) Nay II.
At l0H o'clock
BUTLIR, sCHUL1z kAfbEws wm Ell n aue-
ton above Or Cock retiring from the hua
neea The entire balance Of sloox Of Furniture,
sltng of Ich rosewood. walnut and msSogsay
euis brooael and haroloth elegant marble ts
esfes tdeboasde Han sands and Chairs rosewood walnut
and mahogany Bedroom eunD oAk and walnut Dining
usually fouId IN nTst slass ssabnshnsnt sale positive V
Tie hie hest BIDDER.
CassioGuss nd eoods row rsady for szAznlnAsson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

ID r. wIIKus AUCTIONEER -PD1RPrOBY SALE
Of Lots Forty fourth and Forty nnh strsess r r.
WI KIEs u .:l z, aueon 90 ,husday Nay H. 1860 !,
side Of fortyfouTu street. lsss& east Of Eleventh Avenue
and Lot on the south side Of Forty nth street. Immediately
In Tho reaS, zach 36xl00 fed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17


C1oa,ps sale Of rosewood nAAogaDy. osk and
= as .spsi.s.o., Ne l.nd sedfSFi erns e Hsus
WIZ Asn nObie tips and French pais ElAsss; sod rose
weoes ASoGeny and walnut PArlor furnurA 10 satin pro
css pss and bArcloth mahogany OAK and walnut Bsnss
rossEood and mahogany Secretary Centre Tables
Ih q ss! assfa faslsars Also q 4 oelcof one :eIsa
Ss aas - every tIs vi s sold Without r.
MAX WAY. AgcTIoFxsR HORSES. nExIoAM
day. nay " = II o'csoct, " Lvinsssou drees Broolyu;
m ts ,Arse Csn.6hn Ponka tso sorrs Horsss two Say
Ae<kAwsy and one topped Buggy.
Ar DOUGHTY. AUcTIoNExR. WILL SELL, ON
1. IrSiy Nay le az lok O'Clock II No. IS Nassau strss
~ oroer OF r. Jones for scc,unt Of whom
rose sood ranof'rse marble top rabls mahogany
Mo1I0AoE sAL1 OF SEWING MACHINE-A. n.
NJ CHlsfALAR aucur Is Bowery, VII sen ths da.,
W, ion ecIsk one Singers Sewing Machine By order
Mo.TGAaE SALE OF PIANoFoRrs FURNITURE
ss 6s sy lh Inst ii Il O'clock css Pisnos,rs. Bureaus
ClAhA Iabes kngravngs on PaintinssiC unters &C. By
order o. L o. Bere Attorney for horssaIee.
MoEIgAGE SALE OF FURrIrUKE .CARPIrs 40
lM JOHN II. BURLEY Au0io ueer, wni Dsii h's day Il
two o'clock q IA Oans street marble top and osher Buseens
Ssns s.S on or ISs' sos.s sS- d ss:
oiss Sssns .s faSs Imam sSss
ns e ,o q ss.
Could. Attornoyh Also, two Sewing 1Aehnes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

A uCTIoN.-sRowER 4 HrCuot&. Az uToNRnns.
"A 800 No. NsauAn arees. VIII ssn n sue4on- ~
~, NJ y, = ny ecless, "a - nyo.s ssr.ss Hsrs
~ cd hsrsh oAEpss, ovsaisa orni.ss n!vrcm peia
theeA oufA Ffew cNsss, fufes es>A Onelsa, extsaaw
hble Esd ckT dining roo@ Furniture Aieo ssvs. octave
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

WooDwoRrH PLANNING MACHFls OF lvlRy
w description at reduced pficea varying from $50 b
SO TO plane tongue and groove Alsc sewng nAshsea
made under legal rights prices from $50 10 $50 ioe agents.
In cities To such large con missions VII s. 81
Va = soon % ss buldsss now beisS erected somp
sured and sold Of coed qualify cheap svsn tSsy
made southern SELL Address j. II. LsSer, 81 Pearl
Richmond, Va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

YyOTYUu ALL PuReoNB ARH HERRBY FORBWABW-
N - not 10 credit any ons - NJ scsount SNhous ny
Wxeu1ua srAr JO08fH AL6fOA, Jr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

pHILlP II VAN ANTWERP. AuCrIoNKER-GREAr
sale Of green and hot house Panss g.. The
sslesroon, Nassau street. this morning 1t lox ccoct
The rAres P1Ants 2c wn b found ls eae and IN the
lines: eocdn A. they whore aken from The ground
evening from the Of celebrated hortd the
cry Injury u your price. ladies w call early 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

EpwAxD SCIENCE, AgCfI9MEER. s4LEsR0on IA
q ososk. II her sslesrooa la Broadway, Ions tail
bisak Canadian Pony. LAY baads high ysss old
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06
NEIoMDORING courrY NEws.

IN The people Of Fremost are discussing
tbe ProPriety Of purchasing Fort Stephenson.
The grounds shOald, by al means, bo made
public and sacred.
The county Commissioners Of sandusky
county have authorized "ehain gang" in
Fremont. live had one in Tifiu, We would
have fewer "jail-birds" to board.
The citizens Of FremOht ere considering the
project Of Bringing GrOen Greek STRAIN to the
top Of orOghanville hill. for manufacturing
purposes.
tEA SOn Of Rev. J. Crum, residing near
Gilead, Wood Co., was killed . few days
ago. by saw log rolling over him.
tB-I In The Huron Co. Common Pleas, Mr.
Stephen Robinson, mulatto, has obtsiaed Z
verdict Of $50 agnipst he toWusbip isustess,
fOrTefusing bis vote under the "gislble sdmix.
turo" law.
"a Several passengers were robbed at
Crestlins, The ntheF dAy. vhile changing cars,
to the tune Of aOms $500. soue Of ths ras.
eals have been caught
B-Mr d. NJ Cook Of Mansfield has sban.
dOned his project Of eonstrueting flying ma
chine as inPraoticablo.
An eagle was shot. few days ego, near
Lexington By NJ. BuekmasteF.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

NEw YoRE, April ,.
FLoUR-Sales Of 7,NO0 bbls at IS i505 9.
Tor super western IS 25@5 65 for common
70 medium extra western; s. s5@6 % for IN
terior 70 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
BrcKwHEAr FLoUR-sl ,S0@l rs per ewt.
MHEAr--Sales at 81 20@si %.
RrE--Salcs At 61o.
BARLET--Sales at T7@s0c.
CoAN-Salea $4,000 bu at 74@7se for new
yellow
oArs-salea At i9@44l<c for State, West.
ern and Canadian.
WHlsET-htld at 22tSo.
PohE-Sales at eli 41@l7 rs for old mess,
slI 90 for new mess.
BLEF-Sales at 81 O0@450 for eountry
primes s5 OO@h SO for country mess.
Barr liANs-steady. Sales At Sl2asi3. 100
Cur MEArs-Quiet At 7@7I<o for shoul.
ders, and 98936o for hams.
BACON Steady. Sales al 93to.
LARD-Sales at 101S@lie.
BgTrER--A fair business doing At Il@l4C
for ohioi l4@9Oe for State.
CHEn E--lO@l2ISc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

sKenncdy's Medical Discovery. sa--I
n can nov 81 aaid With truth that the areat
remedy has been found CO.. the ''heaiiuu 81 the
nations,' fot during Ne twelve years tkatI
this medicine has been before The public. Il
has cured enough pcrsona - people = god
sized state and 4 healthy one too, Cor not Al
particle of humor would Be found in an thsirl
feins. There are many psrsons Who 10 use
their owu Words, are 'never well" and yet
they VII not believe that Il may Be- hunior
that causes their feelings, because they have
not 90 much ne pimple on their body. An
this may Be true, aud yet the worst Of humors
be concealed in their veins None need remain
IN Suspense on this account howevcr, Cor a
hottie u The Discovery, We can assuro them
will make IL appear Il there Il q particle Of
hnmor about them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

The Election on Monday passed OF quiz
city A good deal Of interest, however, was
manifested by both parties aud the candidates
were pretty active. The result Shove that
considerable scratching" was dOha. In the
city, the Democrats have elested their ticket
Except SUPERVISE in the Cd WArd) but BY
msjoSities greatly reduced from last fall. a
fact gratifying TO Republicans. The Demo
eraLs EsTs out ip full strength. while the Re-
publisona made little effort end many Of them
stald al home ltH Hla.
The following Is the resull IN he city;
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

The Editorial Excursion. .--The Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad Company have sent
out l,l2D invitations for the great Editorial
Excursion OF this mOnih, aud the tickets will
DO good from April 18th TO Juae 18th. The
circular issued explains that special train
will leoye The Ohio river on Friday, NAV 4th,
Zoe such Of the guests as can make il conven.
lent to reach Wheeling at that time, the com
pany requiring notice in advance from them
% that eff, ct. The circular is signed by John
W. Garrett, President; w. p. Smith, Master
OF TranGpOFtation; l.. NJ. Cole, General Tick.
ct Agent, and E. y. Fuller, General Western
Agent, connected with the through passenger
business Of the line.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

The Great Drawback to person emierp.
ting 10 The extreme south aud western csun.
try, is thefear they have Of The Fever aud
Ague-the most direful of al diseases. Eve
ry dfy we hear Of persons attacked BY this
disease, and made helpless 10 short time
without any means u aifording relief In
view Of The great demand for a remedy Or
Hostetlsr has presented his CELEBRATED
STOMACH BtTTERS, whose curative pow.
ers for all diseases or the stomach have been
universally Acknowledged. The Bitteru, pre.
pared AFTER a long experience and deep study,
have received the encomiums Of the niost en- /.
inent physicians, as well aa all olasses from
every part Of our country. To those who
doubt their many virtues, all wo can say ia
70 Try them, and judge Zoe themselves rcspee.
lively.
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
ts3- See advertisement 10 another column.
mhlb'im .rs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

Not Married.--we wish it particularly
understood that the "IndiAn Captive" was
not married to young lady Of this county,
ns enormously stated by us a short time since
There is no foundation to the rumor. Will
those papers, that copied our frat notiec. copy
this in justice to the injured lady.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

ketchum's Reaper 4 MOwer.--we
cali the attention Of farmers 70 the advertise.
ment Of this machine in ,o-dAY's paper. Its
good qualities are attested by some Of the
best farmers in the country. Smith, Barnes
a Co. are agents for their sale in this county.
These lAbor.saving machines are becoming a
necessity in this county and every well.tO do
farmer should have one. We say, get the
beat
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

sOuder & Carpenter announce in 10. days
paper d,e arrival Of an immense stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods, They are elcy.
er, enterprising fellows. very accommodating,
keep good looking clerks and arc always auE
ious to exhibit their stock Of goods to all,
who may favor them with a call.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

An Adjourned Meeting of the Semen
Co. Bible Society was held at the N. P.
Church, on Monday evening last. to discuss
a resolution declaring Il proper to use the BIZ
bic AO a text book ia the public schools Az
Ter remarks By RsyS. Meyer, Kieher, Nudge,
Andrew and others, the meeting adjourned to
meet in the Protestant Episcopal church on
the frst Monday in May
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

The New Mill, nov being built by the
MessrS. Cunningham, viii be 30 by GO feet
and three and half stories high, tho fret
story Of stone, the rest brick. Attached to
IL, there will be large addition for storage
Ea
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06
IMPoRTANr 10 FEMALEs.
d.. Cheesepaan,a PiIIs.


Prepared by Cornelies y chsesonian, N. D.
New YaFk Cuy.
Tia eombluaiioh II lhsIsdsuss In de PIN. s,s ~
rssf q ions and extensive Praelles. Thsy are mia
h tbsiF ePsEuilsn, sad certain ID sousotihr all sru
aTites faiuful Mounifuations Fenosins al obst,os
uonf WHISTLER rom cold o. otherwise, hsudaebs nain
intho gooY p1pitaiiou 81 the heart hitss Al
aAsclona, hstricr. iatiFuo pain % me baek md
sis disturbed sleep uhish liitss iom lnststpllca y
natulo. aN n
To Married E.hdies.
Dr. Chssssnsnb Pills als iavaiaulis astsy uIlb,is.
on he monthiy peTiod with ItrulaFiiy. ladies ~
have been diaappsiaied IN he of othtr Fift -
plles ths uiuioil eonhdsnea Ia d. Chaaasnasis PiN
aolng al that they represent y %,
Notice. atattta
1hgls l. osndtion of the fsusia y ion a shieh
iha fiill oahBoi b takon Witkout pFadaohT Rsen.
herfeauh. euoh % TIE Inc dgbie iendeno5 flha ild
leiae y Fettoru he sexual lactl0nt n0sal osndi-
uoni hat even he reIFoduelse poeeg ofnnige etunol
Wiistte Wpuanied pplelJ vegetable, and kps lom
anything iliuHopt. EHploil diIectiou. which shoud
haFead, aceompa'Y eaeh hes. Prizes "a. eaathy nall
- snslosing si 70 'tbe GeusIul Assni
ED-ssid b. oAs drgEslst u ever Town An ths Uait
1tstss. \. MUrcuiNeH
CsasIal Agent loFihs UnllS.i statss.
i05 ChamhsFs-st, Nae.Tart
TeNtsn ~ WhplsSuls orders shouia - sidrssIss.
eeiahs y =. Woosisf' Tins. o. ms4e1r
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

Farmers should read the advertisement Of
Edward Andre, vino Is agent for the sale Of
r. DuttOns Combined Reaper & Mower aud
also Kuhns & Haines' Grain Drills. They
are we'll recommended.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

Prof. Kidd.--we understand that class
in ElOOutiOn has been raised in this place
and that Prot. Kidd. the renowned eleeution
ist. has been invited and is expected here this
week for the purpose Of giving a series Of in.
struoli0as.
P.s. Prof Kidd viii be here and will
give one OF bis attractive entertainments at
LOssser's Hall, on Tuesday evening. April
10Th. Admission is cts.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

Mr.. f. L. Foreman hss purchased the
store Of Straw a Ludwig in Carey and has
opened out a large and superior stock Of dry
goOds, groceries, hardware &c. Sec his ad.
yertisement.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

All kinds Of Blanks, Of tho most approved
forms, sell prnted on 6ne paper, kept con.
stahtly on hand aud Tor sale cheap a. tbo Tai.
suEE OFFieE; such d
Deeds, Summons.
Mortgagee, hubpOeuaas W
Attachments, Hendla,
CEEecutionss Constable sales,
aak Notes, Rn., &c.
GfJustlte8 end Nolarias supplied on reas,
on1bfo tcrms m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

The Sale Of Cemetery Lots will com.
meDee on Monday next aud continue from
day to day. An. who wish handsome bu.
ryiug place in the new grounds, should at.
tepd
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

Consumption primarily end essentially duo
10 a disordered nutrition, can be rati6nally
attacked only by a medicine which PenOFat6s
the nutritve powers, Such a medicine il the
PERUVIAN SYRUP, whose ehiaf iDgredi-
ent acls directly and Immediately on the
blood. and arrests tbe diseases safely and
surely.
BGLEIE0EE, JulV IS. 1884.
/ vas auGeFing with a severe Catarrhal
Cough, accompanied BY Night SWeats, oss
OF Appetite And great Debility. which was
daily inereasiug, Ia this stats oom.nepcod
tan.1g che Peruvian Syrup. IN few days,
and iOre l had used he oeoond bottls, NV
cough iesaeucd, night sweats osased, apDetiie
was reetQred, and With 4 slranq,h and viGog
beyond Wat had eeioysd ~ IN veers. r..
ing able % Walk several ,niles each Az Via.
ou, feHgue' While hiiherio ! could walk oaiy
short distaRca
PeFusia1 Syrup y a Solution OF Protoxlde
Of Iron, . new discovery IN medicine ana
strikes e. tke root Of disease by nr,duoinc
healthy blood, the source Of all Vitality n ne
human oTgani4n. FR saloby !. L. 81. John
q 20 una ePo'2H
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06
Mexican Mustang IMMINENT.

FROM rich ana poor, ,DOnd and Tree,
all coii, grades and coadioLs Of , hsast The sss
healed, pains relevpd, hyes saved vaaahs sninsi
made erelsh ed urtod lt atsnaredhy this great ed
icihe. which tsuur1ing the reusnt of mae What
heard Of the sss sts produced br any o,her sr.
ticlot FoF Cuts Bruises. erraint, Rheumati,a Swell.
hnFA euaiued uories, a. a, a uatpoe eguHh BawAaa
o. iAffAftoNls The Eenulue Mutianf lAnincnt is
sold By al respectable ntufritu aud iivery Men h.
ever towu rsrsh 80 hatnet throuelaat Nay,h ssd
eouth Amsrieai Eeops, 80 lhs Islands Of he Ocean
Boy ~ once. BARNS & PARK
rnha1lm prorHetori, Nav Vork
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

On the S9tb OF March, by Rev Peter Ten.
dick, At tb4 residence q ths BRIDES father in
Attiea, NJ JoBS 2. HoLNEs % Nias HARRiET
A. MkDoALF. b0th Of seBeea Co.
On the Ist inst "a this city, by Rev. J.
Cutler, Mr.. Isaac SFRA0UE and Mas LTDA
FMwIcE, all Of Tiffin.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

The First Interment in the new comete.
~ grounds was tha. Of Mrs. N. L. BREwEn,
who departed this lie on Thursday evening
las. and was buried on Saturday.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

TeaTdl3 Hnel oTIeili one IeaT JUl
IVA fedpsiion sf per cent, from the above rate,
will be sasds fof Cash
Ths tPass occupied BY 10 the type composing
the bOdS Of de advertisement. viii Be eonaidsFsd
square
N~All transient ndvsEtssmenti together with Adminit
ua,iPn, Araehmsn,, Road AL Ditch Notices. must Be
paid iorin advance.
Advertisements inserted ZOE IA indsanits time will
be a, ,ed Zoe until ordered out
wh.nN yearly sdvsr'issmsnt' are iniortsd, one or
.,o,, shslhgo' viii be allowed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

A Benefit was given to the pupils Of the
Union School on Tuesday evening. They
had fun house and reproduced ina highly
ereditable manner several Of the best plays.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
hear IN MIND

W-rhhttheTR1nUNE has tho Iarr-
est circulation, and A., therefore, ne
best n,ediptn for ADVERTISING, a. etnscn
CountY-Rl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

In this township the Democrats haze elect.
ed Ibeir egtEe ticket except ono Trussss, bv
maiOrihss raRgiRg from SO upward Isaac
Stul,a tRep.) Is eieeted over JOSEPH VolImer
by 81 pSentY, Keen and NigLswander
were undoubtedly defeated BY Republican
votes. The following j. the resplt'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

See Advertisement Of B. Pennington &
Seigley'S AmbrOtype Gallery. They take
pictures 10 the life.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

RemOval.--J. F. Marquardt has removed
his Drug Store TO the room formerly occupied
by +. Grummel, on Main street
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06
JOb Printing.

wohiVo ~ tbe facilities Of the larger cities
for doing sll kinds Of Book and job Printing.
10 The highest style Of The Art, aua on very
reasonable terms. Give us call
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06

To-day is Good Friday aud next Sunday
will be Easter, day religiously observed by
many and hslloved by historical association.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-06


Township Elsotions.- The Republicans
Of fsedos township have elected ~ follow.
ing ticket, BY msioriiiea varying from 20 70
.isO.
TRrsrrm-Wm. sherwood, Joka Q. Ossip
and Philip Byert.
TREAsuam.-Charles Foster.
CtEaE.-Junius v. Jonea.
AuaEsson Robert Adams,
CossrAulEs.--G. W. Rroaaou shd Henry
Fizer.
II The village % Fostoria, J y Riehart is
reelected Mayor, J v. Jones. Recorder, aud
Chsa. Foster. A. s, Bcment. r. W. Hale,
John w Bricksr. aud Geo. Gear, Couieiilnen.
JAoEsoa Towusuir- Whole Republican
ticket elected as follows; Trus,ess, John
Lambright, Jonas Foster aud Isaac Milleri
Clerk, Ell Feble, Treasurer, Enooh Trumboi
Assessor, Isaac NJ Wysnt, constablcs. JaeOb
Nederhouser and Noah stahl
AnAns Tr.--H whiteman CRep.) is elect.
ed Justice sud WIN. GibbOn, Assessor.
RKKD TF.--John Wilkinson (Rep } is elect
ed Jwtics ana Noah Lapham, Assessor.
scirro Republican tiekes elected A.
follows. Trustees, T. P. Roberts. John sNl.
gart, snd W. J. Crissell; Clerk, John swift
Treasurer, n. Robinson; Assessor, Wm. Bo.
gnrt; Constables, ]. Rieks,sOn aud p. II. Pet.
tys.
EDES TF Benz NJ. Gibson is elected Jus.
tioe; Trustees, B. Chambsrlin, T. J. Baker
and ---- Clerk, J. J. Grouse; Troasu.
rer, Isaac Arnold; Assessor, David Hu,s
COnstablss. Horace Arnold and A. r. Webb.
We have net heard from ,hs oihsr town.
ships.
The Exercises Of the Timn Uniou
schools terminated on Friday evening. Th'
Kali was crowded each night By delighted
audience and the exercises were highly cred
table TO all eoncerned, Many of ne pupil
won golden opinions. The recitaiiona, colo
quiea a ., by the young masters and misses
were admirable and most Of tho characters in
the plays were we'll sustained. We can Only
partioularize few;
FiRsT EvESNe.
"Vacation"--a humorous dialogue between
q young master and miss, which brought
down the housc. r..
THE Queen Of Msy''-by two young mis-.
ses-eharming. I. H'D-7
"Tbe TOpgr"--funny and well executed.
"Ths Tea Party"--lrom Mrs. Pariington-
we'll sustained.
"what is Most neutrality-suspicious. in
wsaHaa f.ll,wso.l L..
Boarding School, dialogue by several
"Hiawatha"-admirably rscited by Mis-.
Historical Cantata''--a fairy scens in good
taste.
"Pyramus and Thisbo"-a farce eulled
fro m shnkspeare-oharacters we'll sustained.
SrcoND EvKNNe.
"Casabianea"--a recitation by young
miss.
"The Belis"-(German.)
Virtues end Cruces s''-well executed By .
number Of ladies.
The Bridal Wine Cap'-by Celia Ruudcl.
"The Village Lawyer"--a comedy well
sustained.
THE Meeting Of the Muses'-obarmingly
done by severh young misses.
"The Rival Speakers"-fnnny and good.
"His Last Legs" Ia comedy, 10 which the
ehancters were well personated, particularly y
those Of Felix o'Ca,ligan and Mrs. Mon.
taguo,
TnRD EVENING.
"Children's Wishes"-eharming by sever.
al masters and misses.
"Who Robbed the Birds Nest"-Ditto.
"Cataliue 20 the Roman Senate"--Good.
William Tcll'-( Germany we'll sustained
"Toodles"'-N play trOm shakSpeare--char.
aeters well sustained.
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Sweeper, by T. K. shawhan.
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pnd one eopy g iho getIer up Of a club Of 10
sabsoribers y more.
Old Subsctibeu can enter into this arrange.
ment BY paying up all srearages
Specimen copioa sent free.
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AGREED upon By ths proprietor of he Tiha Tribune
sad s'hssa Adysrii'sF, May lo,h, 1855 BE- strictly
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corrected weekly, by n. A. BUsKIRA 4 bro,
Wholesale and Retail dealers In Groceries aud pro.
duos OF ankihds, She vhaH'S Rlouk Ttain OIL
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."Children's Wishes"--eharming by sever.
al masters and misses.
"Who Robbed the Birds Nest"-Dito.
"Catalino 20 the Roman Senats"--Good.
William Tell'-tGerman) well sustained.
"Toodles"-a play from Shakspeare-char.
Rcters we'll sustained.
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Thfiu avttbIg Tribnut.
LEGAL and Miscellaneous.

sau5ust,y, Dayton 4 cinoinnati n. n.
Passenger Trains on his road new leave
this Station IS iollows;
Going south. Going North.
Thro. Frt....lAN Thro. Frt.....lPu
Mail. ....., n :lbAN Mail. ass ru
Wsg' ~. Moadayh, Way Frt, Tuesdays,
Wedaetdays and Thursdays an d
Fridays, .4:5sFN Saturdays, II AS AN
clyde Stntlsn.
Trains on the Cleveland and Telodo Road
pass Clyde Station as follows. Going East,
$50 a, m, and 5;40p,m. Geing West, 1888
a. m, and 1898 p. m.
.r,f Forest station.
Trains on the Piitsburg. Ft Wayue and
Chicago Road pass Fores, as follows; Going
East, 5;05 a. m, and 3;55 p. m. Going West,
1895 a. M, and 1877 pm.
fr-Hrnuble and TiHn traia afryss IN Timn a iI.
AN. Departs 81 40, Pm.
flT-f fiaoks leave Tina daily FOR RepubHe and n.
weekly Tor Fostoria and Uppef sandusdT.