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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

ssooo Won or Prorer,r pe.trorea.

AoNNu worm o. EfuNNNtN MtaNNl NAe
On Saturday morning last, between 3 and
o'clock. cur citizens were arouseG by the
alarm Of fire. Il was soon discovered to be
in the large frame building, occupied a. a
Brewery aud owned by Mr.. G. Siegchrist,
situated on the east bank Of the river just
above the wooden bridge. In a few minutes
The flames shot out at the roof with fearful
vioience and 30 rapidly did they spread that,
before assistance could be rendered or the FIRE
engines brought upon the grOund, The Whole
structure was wrapped in a sheet Of fame and
beyond the reach Of any human power to save
It. Although it was raining a, the time and
had been all night, the Ere ragged f0rlously
and threatened the whole ueighborhood. The
whole city was as light as day and hundreds
ccngrcgated to the spot soon the FIRE, famed
by stiff breeze nom the West, dartcd its red
tongue around the stable, which vas instant
" enveloped in flames. Tho horses however,
were luckily removed IN lime. The nomes
next communicated to he residence Of Mr.
Siegchrist which was threatened with almost
instant destruction. by great cSertions on
the part Of our citizens the greater part ofthe
furniture goods &c was saved At this time
three Of the engines were upon the ground
but they experienced great difficulty in get.
ting down to the water In the river owing to
the steepness Of the bank. No. 4s had TO ford
the river from the other side which they did
most gallantly. No. 3's threw tho first
water. but No, i'sand No 4'a were not very
far behind them and No. ga although the last
in getting upon the ground did good exsou.
ton. As soon ne engines were got rightly 10
work the effect was soon seen in stopping the
progress Of the FIRE, and finally exiinguishiug
IL The Brewery was completely destroyed
a. was also the stable Mr., SIS stock was
all burned but the beer being In kegs in the
cellar was saved. The house was seriously
damaged.the west end being entirely burned
out aid the roof rendered worthless. Anoth
sr frame house also belonging to Mr.. S. sus-
tanned slight damage. The brewery was
new and substantial building having been re.
constructed only last year. blr. siegohrists
loss will not fall far short Of $4,000, which is
said to be covered by insurance TO the amount
Of $4,000 in the Seneca Mutual, the collection
is uncertain. At any rate. the loss is a very
serious one to him. Isis the opinion Of many
that the building was struck by lightning, as
very sharp reports had been heard during
the night, Various other reasons however are
assigned as the cause Of the fire
1t Is almost miracle that moro property
was not destroyed. Had the weather been
dry, nothing could have saved the houses in
the vicinity and all the lower part Of town
would probably have been reduced to ashes.
Notwithstanding, it is the most serious FIRE
that has visited Tifin for several years.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

Every summer the demand Tor Hostel
letters Celebrated Stomach Bitters increases
Il a found 10 be the only certain preservation
Of bodily strength during period when the
atmoaphere is calculated to induce a feeling
Of lassitude and indigestion The worst cas-.
cs Of DiarhWa, aud Dysentery give way 10
its potent influence. Innumerable persons.
who are now alive aud we'll, must thank the
discover Of THE preparation that they We
not been swept away in the harvest Of death.
The Biters is recommended by the best ply.
sieians in the land. This is the best evidence
OF its real value, because, as a general thing,
they will not speak a word in favor Of adver.
tised preparations. They have been compel.
led to acknowledge the claims Of the BitterI
upon the community.
Sold by drus gists and dealers generally
everywhere.
t35'- See advertisement In another column.
jyl3 lm
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Cincinnati 1TarIlet.
Nav YOrIt nInrIkeI.

New YoRK, July %.
FLoUR-Sales Of 1920 bills at SIS 00@5 05
for super western t5 l0@5 IS for common
10 medium extra western; S. 35@5 55 for ia
ferior to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEAr-Salesat 81 32@Sl is.
RYE-Sales at S2c.
BARLET-Salss at 60@70c.
CONS 4, 100 bu at 65 for new yellow
oArs-Sales at 3s@40c for State, West.
ern and Canadian.
WHIsKV-held at 81 -
PoRK-sales at sls3 for old mess; sl9 25
@l9 81 for new mess.
BLEF-sales at 81 OO@405 for country
primei "a 75@h 50 for country mess.
BgFF HAMs-Stoady. Sales AZ $40 O0@Sl5.
IL for western.
Cur MEATs-Quiet at sll&c for shoulders,
and lO@llo for hams.
BAcON-Steady Sales At CSC.
LARD-Sales at l314@l3hc.
BuTTER-A fair business doing at I0@ &c
for Ohioi 100 l9e for State.
CHgE E-7@llc.
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Tho Mustang Linimont cures Rboumati,r

The Mustang Liniment cures Rheumatism ;
The Mustang Liniment cures Stiff Joints:
The Mustang Liniment cures Burns aud
Wounds
The Mustang Liniment cures Sores, Ulcers,
Caked Breasts and Sore Nipples; N euralgia,
Corns and Warts; and is worth
100000 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
to the United ouAUes, rs tne presyr,er auQ rv-
-'nrer oI valuable Horses and Cattle. IL
cures 9l Sprains Galds, Wounds. Stiff Joints,
&C. Did You eye' hear Of any ordinary Sorc,
Swelling. Sprain or Stiffness, either on man
or beast, which the Mustang Liniment would
not oureY Did you ever visit any respectable
Druggist In any part Of the world-in Europe,
Asia or Amerioa-who did not say "it was
the greatest discovery Of the agei" Suldeve
rywhere. Every family should have IL; three
sizes BARNES d PARK, Proprietors,
lu@o'lm New York,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

Let the Good Work Go On. ncle
Abe's Nephews are organizing in almost eve
" township in the county. The young men
have taken hold Of this work in earnest and
with them there is no such word as fail. A
good report win be heard from them in Oeto-
oer' We say let the good work go on.
A meeting foe lhe purpose Of organizing
was held at Melmoreon yesterday CThursday)
evening. one will be held THE evening at Fl
Seneca and, on Saturday evening, there will
be one at HopeWell Center.
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Prepare for the Fair.--Let everyb,

Prepare for the Fair.--Let everybody
begin to get ready for the Fair, which comes
off on the Sd, 9TH and 5tb Of October. The
officers are Sparing no pains to make it attract
i've aud useful 1t only remains for the far.
mers and mechanics to do their part Let
the ladies, too, go to work and prepare some
thing TO add TO the general display.
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Got Deat ID mon own 1;hme.-

Got Beat at their own Game.-A cor.
respondent. writing from FOstoria says that
the democrats chartered train from Findlay
70 attend the ''gur. reat" rally, on Saturday.
On their return, num6sr Of Republicans got
on the train 70 attend the Republiean meet
ing, the same evening. at Findlhy; but the
''lOeos," with characteristic mSanness, would
not lee them ride aud rudely thrust them of.
"hereupon the Republicans engaged the
conductor 70 run back the same evening,
which he did, and about souR uuNDRED Lin
cola boys vent % Findlay in time 10 sttend
ths meeting: They'wers richly rsysDged,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS Of CANDIDATES


Candidates for nomination for county
Offices can have their namss inserted in the
TmuuNE by prcpaying One Dollar.
sheriff.
CHRISTOPHER c PARK. .of Clinton tp,
viii be eaLdidate beforo the Republican
County Convention, ior the Office of sheriff.
LEVI wEIRICK Of Clinton tp., will BE- a
candidate for Sheriff subject to the decision
Of the Republican County Convention.
JAMES W. LAwHEAD of Big Spring Up.
will be a candidate for Sheriff. subject % the
decision Of the Republican County Conyen.
ton.
Clerk ofthe Court.
JESSE a. LE1DY, Of Clinton tp., will BE-
candidate before the Republican County
Convention. for The office Of Clerk orthe Court.
JOHN HEAToN. Esq, Of Scncca tr.. viii
be a candidate before the Republican County
Convention, for the Office of Clerk Of the
Court.
JOHN YOUNG. of Clinton tp., will be a
candidate before the Republican County Con.
yentlon, for Clerk of the Court
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

Medical men. both Alopathic and Ilomo,.
pathic, unanimously concur that the strong
alkali contained In common Salcratus is dct.
rimental to health, and pavcs the way for
% scaso. They also concur that Herrlyk A.
lrn's Gold Medal Salcralus ia the only per.
fectly harmless article in The market which
can be relied upon. Use Il with cream tartar
instead of soda Call on the Groccrs Tor H..
The Wholesale agent in Tifiin is II. A. Bus.
kirk & Bro. Sandusky, J. ID. Whitney, Hos.
mer a Wells aud N, J Buyer. Toledo, May
a Hathaway, and BY all New York Whole
sale Grocers aud by moat Of the Groccrs In
Clevpland
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
Melancholy Occurrenoe.-we are

Melancholy OcouTrence.-We are in.
formed that, on Saturday evening last, a
young man named Geo. Cambaugh, residing
with Mr.. Warner, one mile North of Forest,
left the house in a state Of intoxication The
next morning Sunday at 6 O'Clock, as Mr..
Warner was crossing the g. D. 4 C.R.R he
discovered him lying in a mangIed condition
The suppOsidOn is that be fell asleep near the
track aud was struck by the night train going
South, There is no hope Of his recovery. bis
skull being fractured in several places.
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HALF FARE To TIFFINi

By an arrangement with the Sandusky,
Dayton 4 Cincinnati r. r., half fare only
will be charged those who attend the Repub.
liean meeting at thiA place, on the lst oil Au.
gust. Ample accommodations, in the shape
of cars, will be provided at each station, for
all who may wish to come, and special train
will leave for Sandusky, abou. IL p NJ, for
the accommodation Of those who desire to re.
turn the same evening.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
Another Fire.--on Wednesday mornin

Another Fire,--on Wednesday morning
last, about Z o'clock, an old log stable belong
ing to Mr.. A. Kuebler on Jefferson street, near
the German Lutheran church took Ere aud
burned to The ground. No other buildings
were destroyed. There being no eisterns in
the neighbOrhoOd the water had to be brought
about quarter Of mile by means of tw en-.
gines, The building was probably set on FIRE
by earelessness.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

The Ohio State Normal school, loea-
ted at Bucyrus, will commence the first term,
August 18th, under the charge Of Isaac f.
Bangs Of Cohoes, N. Y, teacher Of expert.
ence and ability. See advertisement.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

Democratic Fizzle at Attica.-The
democrats held a meeting at Attiea, on Wed.
nesday evening, the 18th, Although they
imported speaker all tie way from Toledo,
we are reliably informed that the meeting was
a complete failure, there being not more than
City persons present and most Of them Repub.
lcans.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

Western Reserve Normal SCHOOL,
This institution, an advertisement of which
will be found elsewhere, is located at Milan,
o., and is under the care Of Samuel F, New
man, A. NJ, IS PrtuviPui The next Term
r A
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TImn FEIces Currcnf.

lcoHeeisd weekly hy J. sh iveE, dealer Dry Goods
GloeeIles. CaTpeiinsss boots and Shoes and Ready
Macs Cl0thug. And puTohpseT of sVsTg deserib
of Gaia and PTodaee for Cash,
WooL,-~3O84sc.
WHEkT--O. .0Oaue5
DokE- (fhelled) 4uc.
do tkaD $50.
hrE-ooN15.
UAHLEy--Ooa75.
OATH--Q1o
forAToEG-0.25
fLAxsgED- eO0.0BI 90.
bUrrER--lOaOQc
IAHn-6o
TtLLOw--l0c.
haoEED hAns-0HIOc.
eo niees ASD sHoULDERs- SALE.
ftoHtaD foHK--B.8Dc.
cLovRR eEeD-9aOO.a0 o..
bEEswhN-a2n1eo5a.
uavHEsEs-f09OOc.
kA0s-ec.
0EEES HIBEs-Sa e6g(.
DHt do iOc.
EooS-es. y do1eB.i
rntsa.asagA ~~----
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.''The Latch String is Out.''-We say
to our Republican friends from other counties,
that, If they will come to Tiffin on the lst Of
August, they will find the 'lateh string out"
and will receive q warm welcome. The "Wig.
wam" is open, boys, aud the council fires are
lighted. SO come right along.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

and one copy to the geIter up Of 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.
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eAfath hhpa otletAs one leaF SVu
IVA reduction Of psr cent. from the above rates
vii be made for Cash.
The space oseupisd BY 10 lines Of the type composing
the BODY Of the advertisement, will be considered
square
All tranlent Advertisements, together with Admins
tsdisn Attachment, Read AMI Ditch Notices, must be
Pdd form advance.
Advertisements inserted for an indefinite time will
be charged for until ordered out
When yearly Advertisements are inserted, one o.
mo,e changes will be allowed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

Large Yield of HaY.--Mr. John B.
sh,ll, residing north of Tifin, informs us that
he cut, this season, 45 tons of well-cured hay
of eight acres of ground. We consider this a
IoLEEABLY LARGE yield.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
Old Adams wide Awake.

| Pursuant to notice, a respectable number Of
the young men Of Adams tp. met at the
Crockett School house, on Saturday eve, June
90th, for the purpose of organizing Repub-
lican Club.
The house was called to order and on mo-
tion of Esq. Hail, Mr.. J. P. Ruhl was called
to the chair. The object Of the meeting was
then stated and the propriety Of forming a
Lincoln Club and adopting Constitution
was discussed,
Acommittee ofthree was appointed TO frame
Constitution and was instructed TO rePOrt At
----.--.-- --------o ~ s''S Sf~V. was then
decided that the permanent offioo.. - ~.
Club should consist at least Of a President,
Vice President and Secretary, and that the
same should be chosen before adopting a
Constitution. The meeting then proceeded
to elect J. p. Ruhl, President; L. r. Crockett,
Vice President and d. O Ruhl, Secretary.
In order to dcsig nate this Club from Others,
II was decided that some part Of the dress
worn in campaign'seryice should be the same
in kind. It was determined that, upon such
occasions, each member should weara ribbon
upon his hat, having inscribed upon it the
names Of "LISooLN AND HAMLIS"
The meeting adjourned to meet again in
one week, at which time the following Con-
stitution was presented by the Committee
and adopted:
Art. /. This body shall be called the "Ad,
ans Republican Club"
Art II. Any person in favor Of the elcc.
tion of Lincoln and Hamlin Is eligible to men,
bership in this Club and may become such
by signing this Constitution.
Art. III. The officers Of this Club shall
consist Of a President. Vice President, Secre.
,ary and Executive Committee.
Art. Nv, The members Of this Club will
hold themselves in readiness for active cam.
paign service, attend in procession Republi-
can meetings and aid in securing thorough
organization Of the party.
An enthusiastic spirit has pervaded all
these meetings aad there is no doubt but that
sold Adams" will roll up greater Republi.
can majority, this fall. than she has ever done
before. By ORDER or THE CLUB.
&c. RUHL, Secretary.
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Blanket Hanks !

All kinds Of Blanks, Of 1he most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper, kept con
stantly on hand and for sale cheap At the Tai.
nUNE OFncE; such as
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, Suhpocnas,
Attachments, Neudis,
Executions Constable Sales,
blank Notes, &c., sc.
.UFJusiices and Notaries supplied on roas-
sUfnablo terms. IN
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CAMPAIGN OF 1890.
Rates Reduced.

As an inducement to circulate the TRtBUNE
as extensively as possible and to furnish a
cheap campaign paper, we say to all aud ss-
peoially to our agents, that we will furnish
The TRlBuSE, until after the presidential cleo
tion. at the following low rates;
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

Flagsi Fl0gsI--All you who want flags
large or small for the lst Of August can pro
cure them at PelAn's Book Store. Now is
the time to secure them before they are all
gone.
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Friday, July "a, 1850
Hob Printing.

wehave oil the facilities Of the 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 a call.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

COrrcction.-Geo. Taylor informs US that
he has shipped $4,000 lbs. Of wool, this year,
instead of 2,7O3, as we stated last week,
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and one copy to the getter up Of a club Of 10
subscribers VI more.
OLD Subscribers can enter into this arrange
ment by paying up al arearages
gnpeimen comics sent free.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

Heidelberg College, by the use Of a lit.
tie paint, has assumed au entirely different
eolos, which adds very much to its appear
ance externally,
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
m WIND

eW-ThattheTRIBUNE has the larg-
est circulation, and A., therefore, the
best medium for advertising, in Seneca
County. "A
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Tinin Re1niI NInrkcf.


corrected weekly, By u. A. BUsKIRK 4 Bro
Wholesale and Retail dealers 10 GFoosries and pro.
dues Of allkiuds, shS whans Rloek TiGin O.l
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Rates OF Advertising,

Agreed upon by the proprletors Of the TiBn Tribune
and seneca Advertiser, May IO,h, is5s to be strictly
ssG,rped In All easesf
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Remember, thas the dndef6gaed IL still
engaged in the sale Of aud pnsting np the
Cpshmans Celebrated Lighfnisg Rods, which
has undoabted superiority over the eommon
iroI ROD oondnotor. Being continuous rod
joints, Ia cable form, and containing
much greater surface 10 the atmosphere than
any rod IN use. Also that be 10 ready 10 put
up any other kinds Of rod when called for,
cheaper than any other man eau.
Thin, July 26-ft P. sPIELMAN.
- ~ AaA1laRMh.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

Trains on the Pittsburg, f. Wayne and
Chicago Road pass Forest as foll6ws; Going
East, 4:45 a. m, and AIS p. m. Going Wesi,
1853 a. M, and 1850 p. m.
ty-Repubhc snd Tim train ari-esin Timn At 10,
A. NJ. Departs a, 400 ?. NJ.
to Hsctt leave Tim daiiy Cos RepubUc sod
Bellevue, tr.weskv fnT FostorA and Upper sahduskY
and scmi.veskly for nuoyrus.
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CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.

PERUvtAN SYRUP is Solution OF the Pro.
toxide Of Iron, new discovery In medicine.
and strikes at the root Of disease BY produ.
eng healthy blood, the source Of all Vitality
Druggists. 1. l.. ST. ohm n Co, Agents,
Titiin, Ohio, il20 4w
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Tdfiu aVttRIg Tribnut,
Local and Miscellaneous.
sondusEY, dayton a Cincinnati R. n

SonduskY, Dayton 4 Cincinnati Il. r..
Passenecr Tgains on this ruad now leave
this Station as follows:
Going South. Going North.
Mail. ...... .9:45 AN Mail, il,......a:42 r N
Night Exp. 9s5OFN Night Exp. Z .55 An
clyde StatiOn.
Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road
pass Clyde Station as follows; Going East,
SOC m, 1905 p. M, and 6sa4 p m
Going West, 1851 a. ms 5;i9 p. IN. and 5'Jl
p. m.
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.. VIM. o. sPAYTH.
CigarsI Cigarsl

CigarsI Cigars!I
For your En4Paated Cigars 90 to
L. Borniteins robaess stosssasa Waihinr,oa .,r,,,
For your choice Ce6e eCigars 20 TO
l., Bomstsin's store.
For your fine cut Chewing Tobac-
90 go to l.. Borustsin's store.
For your Honey Dew Tobacco 90
- l.. Bofnsisin's cheap tobueeO store.
For your Smoking Tobacco go to
/. B0Fnstein's
wa,hing.on street, opposite the CouH House sisu
efth' Iadias Chief Tinn, ,Jan.e, ie6o-lf
CaTd.---The subscriber, practical
Chemist and Manufacturer Of Chemical Prep
siations, French Cosmetics, FiAe Perfumes,
ee-s tor the past seventeen years, now offers
A!fee OF ehafgel 70 all who desire il, the Re.
olPe ana direclons for making simple Veg
elaoie balni' that Will, in from two 10 eight
Gays, remove fimplea, Blotches. Tau, Freek.
les -7alloWness' and al impurities and rough
ness'ot the Skin, leaving theeame--as Mature
intended Il should bo--solt, clear, smooth AMI
beautiful, This Z no humbug Or catehpennv
afinir, and those who think il such, willpiease
not notice the advertisement Those deairing
ne heeipe, with flll Instructions directions,
ana advice, will please call on o. addTess
tSlth Feturn postAge,)
JAS. T. MARSHALL.
Ia PRAcrioAL CHFNisr.
No y City Buildings, n York.
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The Democratic Procession, which
left this place for Fostoria. on Saturday. was
a sublime spectacle. Great efforts had been
made to get up big crowd and It was conf.
IDENTIFY expected that TWO THOUSAND would
leave this place. stoher's "Dragoons" were
to come out in full rig and "cap the climax" {"
Well, they made their appearance and there
were just FoUR Of them, each one being an Of.
feer in command The procession started
and such a spectacle we hope never to see
again. Il was n miserable failure, as the
elongated and wO.begons eountenances Of the
LOcos told too plainly. They looked mere
like set Of oonviets, bound for Botany BAY,
than anything else. The whole thing from
A to lizard, Gun Squad. Band and all num-
bered Just 70 by actual count. The Gun
Squad led OF, with Capt. Bagby astride the
"anmule," aud Esq Willard, @. R. A.
broughtup the rear. In this way the 'rumps"
made their triumphal exit to the infinite
amusement Of the Republicans.
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A PREVENTIVE
DEBlLlTATlNG EFFECTS
o. RUS
WESTERN CLIMATE.

PERUVIAN sYRUPh psrnspsn, sOls,ien Of
rro,oSide srlron md In this form sloas sp ths Nl
effects Of Iron, ua
GENERAL TONIC AND
Realized. The angs Of eassi !, meets bsyoad every
is tha, large elias, beghsingin
DYsPEPgIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, Loss OF Ar
PETITE, EMACIATION OFTHE FLESH,
LANGuOR Or WEAKNESS,
which arethe result Of deterioration Of the Blood
al tfnot auenlflv nrr.ataN ana IN
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To Clubs

As an inducement 70 getting up Clubs, we
otter tie TruUSE At the following rates;
Club Of 6, year, in advance, 81 IS, each
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

Pro'setiOn From Lightning. .--Not year passes
without numerous buildns' being struck with light
ning for want ofPFoPsr protection, paisuury barns
which, In consequences Of the humid gasss ascending
from the newly gathered eFops psaulary liable 70
this injury. therefore, the value Of u ehtnnE rods can
not be tOohishy prilsd BY those who have thsm, and
the necessity cannot be toostroHgy urged 10 those who
have them not.
The rods Of the North Anshesn Lightning Rod Co.,
manufactured BY w.s. RsybuFn 4 Co., At Philadsi.
phia, well recommended BY the best scientific men
in the country. They larger than any other rod,
being fvs.sighlhs Of inch 10 diameter, and mere
tseurey erected with patent insulator, which s o.
aeSimsble value and 10 which aitsnton spsnieulaT
y directed. Wherever these rods have been pot up
they hsVe give perfect and entiTe satisfaction.
AnRods put up BY this company - insului'd with
Iiiokok' Patent Insulalor, which the Company have
ths sole and s5sl9'issi in the eou.,ruetion
of ~ Fhfning Rods.
Ths good qusliaesofthir Rod are ausstsd to By
Ffest. kisfer Of ileldalheIg College.
seneca CO,