The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-07

and one copy to the gelter up Of n club Of 10
or more. Every one, who reads this, is per-
sonally solicited TO act in our behalf The
names, accompanied by the money. may be
sent by mail at our risk
Everybody is expected to go to the Pole
Raising, at Goes, on Saturday afternoon.
Cunningbam's New Mill is now in op
Grafton and does good work.
The Commissioner Of Seneca county
are now holding a session in this place.
See Advertisement Of DR.. McMillen who
visits Tifiu regularly
over 100000 bushels Of wheat have
been brought to this market aud SOLD since
harvest.
The Weather is dry aud warm aud our
farmers anxiously looking for rain to sunk
the ground aud render il mellow aud III for
seeding.
The Nuremberg synod Of the Eyangcl.
ical Lutheran Church adjourned last Tuesday.
after session Of five days. 1t was well at.
tended.
Many Thanks 10 our friends. Danl. STAN.
baugh Of jackson township aud Jas. X. shct
terley Of Lodi, for additional lists Of subscri
bers. Such h''ors are ike angels visits.
Du Bois s. Co., No. shawhau's Block,
have just received a fresh supply Of Drug
Medicines, Points, Oils, Dye.stufIs, Notions,
Books, Wallpaper &c. Give them a call.
The Douglasites, in this county, are
showing their regard for Popular Sovereignty,
by cutting up aud disfguriug Republican
poles and disturbing Republican meetings.
The German Meeting at the Wigwam,
ON saturday evening was well attended -
The spc,ch by Mr.. 1hicmc OF Cleveland, is
spoken Of, by those who heard and understood
it, as an eloquent and convincing argument
and oouohed il very gentlemanly language.
Wheat Drills.--ltis believed that larger
number Of these machines have been sold in
Seneca Co., this year, than ever before
Smith, Barnes & Co are turning out scores of
them every week Every farmer should have
one.
Heidelberg COlIeg e. --During the sum.
mer vacation, the Board of Trustees Of Hei.
deberg College have been making great i'm.
Proyements upon the College Building. The
entire external appearance Of the building has
been changed. The interual lowever has
been even more benefited The rooms have
all been repainted, and the recitation rooms
aud halls now presen; very handsome ap
pearanee. The students must certainly feel
more at home as we'll as take pride in the
looks Of the building. For this Improvement
the Board OF Trustees sho'ld receive the thanks
of this community aud should be aided and
encouraged in their andable efforts 10 estab
lish an institution here, which will at once
be a pride and an ornament to our city, and
of vast Importance to the educational inter
ests Of our county.
This institution, for few years past, was
considerably embarrassed for want of fuuds,
but we are happy to state that, by the indelat.
igable exertions and labors Of the College
agent, Henry Leonard Esq, tho endowment
fund Is rapidly increasing every year and that
it is nearly If not entirely out Of debt.
Our citizens should take pride in the
College; Il does not come in conflict with our
Union Schools, and brings into our midst
such minds aud men as the Rev. d. Kieffer,
Professors Good aud Higbee, men whose IN
iiuence and power will be felt wherever they
may be called TO act. We are also Informed,
that the Board have created profcssorship of
The German language and literature and have
lled the chair by the election of Rev. J. G. /
zahner, but that he has declined on account Of
u health The Board will soon fill the chair
by another election.
There has been gradual, but marked i'm
1rovement in tho character of the students
md Of the institution since ia establishment,
md such one as is Noticed and respeeted bv
he community. The fall session opened on
ast Thursday with better prospects than be.
ore.
Our citizens, as general thing, do not feel
ufieient interest in the affairs Of the COLLEGE
md this has become known abroad. It il
afe 10 say, that the students bring into our
ity, and expend il here, at least ien diousand
lollars year, in cash.
Upon the whole we think and feel, that our
itizens should take more interest in the Col
ege, and in a few years il will become, IL we
nay judge from its reoenI progress, what the
'oerd Of Trustees intend TO make II AN insti-
ulion that will be pride and honor to our
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