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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22

Pursuant 10 a pubHs he'd ntiicc. the Rcpub.
licsus Of Tfiin aud icinity M, at the Court
House 10 Tihiu, on Saturday eve, March l6th
10 consider the propheiy Of holding an clVc.
tion for p,st master.
The meeting wos organized by calling G.
C. Park 10 ihe chair aud exciting j s. Nc
Cicllaud Sec.
II. Spciiman moved that The election OF
Postmaster be submitted 10 tho people re-.
ceiviun their mail matter at the Iiiin Post
Office. Amer debate the amendments ver,
sdopted. rtuuirinr that the vote on the mo
ti,p sboulj he bv ballot, a. d th none but
Repubuears should bc entitled To vote A
vote bv ballot was then taken with the FOL
lowing results For election 81; against elyo.
tiou IS.
On motion Of j. NJ Patterson Il was rcsolv'
cd that no person shall be considered ne rec
commended. by the result of the cl,ctiCn un
lees tc shall receive a majority oi all the Re
publican votes east at such election.
Moved that IL there is no choice made q
ih- fret election, continued elections shall
by held every third day until choice L
made. Carried
On motion, Saturday March S0th was fix
cd ne the day fr holding the 'bctiou, an,
thr polls TO be kept open from 10 o'clock til
/ four
On motion a committee oftivc WAS appoint
ed 10 make all NECESSARY preparations for th
election. The chair appointed J s McClcl
I land, John =. Huss, T.. stem, H. Adams an,
n. J.. Brewer. Adjourned.
c. @. PARK, Chm.
J. s. McCLELL MD See
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Z. O. Islcction-.-Notice.

The Committee, appointed by the meeting
al the Court House On Saturday last 10 make
arrangements for an election Of Pust master
ut Tihin, have determined that ull candidates
Tor said office shnll hand their names 10 j. s.
NcClelland, chairman Of this committee, ON
or before Tuesday cve., March 26th.
That tickets shall be printed hy the com
mittee containing the names ofall The candi.
dates. They will be printed so that they
may be readily torn apart.
The election shall be held on Saturday
March 80, between the hours OF no o'clock A.
NJ, and T. NJ, and shall bc conducted as
usual at elections prescribed by law.
All Republican electors receiving their
mail matter at the Tihin POstolicc shall bt
entitled TO vote.
The election will be held at the Office oI
the sheriff OF Seneca co.
A majority Of all the votes c,st is ueccs.
sary to an election the candidate receiving
such majority shall receive certificate o
sch election signed by the luGgcsaud clerks
II no choice shall he made on saturday
another election will DC held on Tucsday oI
the next week, aud IL no result Is arrived al
then, on every third day thereafter till a
choice is made.
Us. McCLELLAND,
}. T. HUSS,
l.. STEM, Committee.
l. ADAMS.
n. l.. BREr ER.
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NEIGmnoRINa couNTY NEMs.

es5- The election for Post master at Find.
lay, on Saturday tho 9th. resulted in the tri-
umph Of Mr.. B Rolhchild Joe is fine
fellow, an active Republican, and will make
a good Pm.
AccIDEST.-On Tuesday last tho Hancock
Courier says, the son Of Dr.. Jacob Horn, a
young man about seventeen vents old, died
at the residence Of his father in Findny from
injuries caused 10y over excrtion in a trial Of
lcaping tho day before. This should warn.
ing to boys to be more careful when indulg
ing ia such sports.
FATAL ACCIDENT David Tussing an old
subscriber to the Courier, residing about
three miles east Of Findlay, while uniasten.
ing the spring pole Of a load Of hay, last we K
was knocked off Of the load by the pole sud.
denly flying up and striking him in the lace.
The ground being frozen, bis fall was Sc.
we're one, and after lingering about week
resulted fatally.
PosT OTFtoE RoBnERY The post Office at
this place was entered by burglars on Mon
day night last and all tile letters, several dol.
lars w"rlh Of stamps, and about two dollars
IN money taken. The perpetrator gained nd.
mittanoo by back window, which was
forced open with IN axe. A mail bag was
taken, into which was placed all the letters
IN the Office, aud taken to a shed attached TO
tho Western House stable. where they were
opened and stripped Of all yauablss. They
we're taken to the Office, and all that could lie
we're returned 10 their proper owners. No
clue to the rchbers has, as yet been found
Gallon Dem.
stolen Property ReccvcTed-A nor.
ton OF tho property taken from Yerks store.
IN Iitiin, was recovered in tis place few
days ago A boy named Erect, from Nee Cutob.
ensyillc, was engaged in selling fne cutlery
at very low figures in this community, and
Harry Taggalt, who does business for Mr.,
y, happening to be in town, nabbed the
Young man. Tie succeeded in getting some
SI5 worth Of the stolen property, but. 6y come
means or other, the boy escaped, and, we be.
levv, has not been arrested. We understand
that boy has since been arrested in Tifin
who was associated with Erect in the rob.
berry.
Tho Erect boy is now, and has been for
some time, under bonds for his appearance
at Court in this county upon charse oErane
or an attempt to commit rape, we arc not nos.
itive which. Wyandot Pioneer.
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New York Market.

NV YoRK. March 10.
FLnrR-Salcs Of 6uO bbls ut S. OOa sos
for super western IS 2e@5 I5 Tor cotnnon
10 medium extra western; IS 50@5 90 for In
'crior to good chipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHE,r-SalcSat sl l5@Sl IS.
RYE-Sulcs nt 63d65c.
BARLEY -Salcs-at IOG Soc
CoRN- Sales ,g4OOObu At 65Q67 for new
yellow
OAr.-sales at 33@35c for State, West.
crn aud Canadian.
WuisKY-hcld l72ic.
PoRK-Sales. $40 bills at sl675 for mess
- 70 for prime
BLEF-Salcs at a. 75@5O0 for country
prime; S5 15d6 25for country moss.
BEEF HANS Steady. Sales At Sl2 O0@Sl5
90 for western.
Ger MEArs-Dull, at $4,000 for shoul
ders, and Sis@S9ic for hams.
Bacon Steady. Sales at DC.
LARD-Salcs at 9ls@l0c.
BuTTER-A fair business doing atl06 II
forOhio; l4@l9c for State
CHEE E-S@l0c,
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Sec Advertisement Of Farm for sale; al
80 an Iron Safe for salo and room to rent.
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DYsPEPeIA MITH pILEs.

Il il great error in supposing the Piles
only local disease; Oiutnients or Liniments
are useless, towards cure. Peruvian Syr.
up removes the cause, by promoting diges.
ton and preventing costiveness, thereby
n0urlshiug the body through the blood
BosroN, Sept. s, 1883.
For more than thirty years, have suffer
ed greatly irrm Dysprpsie aud Piles. Have
tried various medicines without benefit. In
January, began with the Peruviaa ayrup,
and by the use Of thres bottles, am perfect.
y cured of both Dyspepsia and Piles NV
general health is all that ean desire il.
MILTON DAGGETT.
fERUvIAN SVRuF is a Solution Of the Pro.
'oxide Of Iron, new discovery in medicine,
and strikes at the root Of disease by prodn-
eng healthy blood, the source Of all Vitality
IN the human orginirin. For sale by ail
Druggists l. ]. 81. J ohm 8 Co., Agents.
Thin, 0hio. mars.4W
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ELECTION NOTICE!

To the Republicans Of Clinton Town
ship aud the City Of Tinin,
The Republican Electors Of Clinton town.
ship arc hereby notified to meet At the Court
House, in Tifhn, on
Saturday, March cad, 1901.
at O'Clock T NJ, to choose candidates
for township offices, to be voted for at The
regular Spring election on the Let Of April.
The Republican electors Of the city Of Tit
I'm will meet at the same place, on the same
day, al T. NJ, to choose candidates for the
several municipal offices. The nominations
for the different wards may be made at the
same time, il convenient
By ORDtE o. rHE CENT. Cox.
II. l.. MCKEE, S,c'y.
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Boiler Establishment-Mr. H. d
Langdon announces to the citizens Of senee,
Snd adjoining counties that he is about n
commence the manufacture, at this place. Of
Steam Boilers, both for stationary and nor.
table engines. lie will also astend to al
iObbing and rspairing in this line. lie can
be found at the establishment Of Loomis Il
Nyman and all letters addressed 10 their care
will reach him. This is an establishment
much needed in Tinin and will save our cit
liens the necessity Of sending abroad for
their boilers aud Payirga heavy fr ight for
transportation.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22

The Ministerial Conference Of the Seneca
Baptist Association win bo held in the Bsp
'ist Church in Tifin on Wednesday 9th. at
l. o'clock.
Rev. J, HAwker of Atliea, will preach the
introductory Sermon
The Afternoon will be devoted to the read
Ing aud criticism Of essays &c.
Preaching again in the evening. Thepub.
lie are invited 10 attend
LYMAN J. FISHER, See.
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FARM FOR SALE.

The utdsuifned ohsu for sale hii FsTm ~ miles
north east Of ffhn tie Portland stsfs Road, con
Hsins9 y 100 acres, 700 Of which siu Food fais Of
euliv aiion The baanos h. in eKeelient inher Thsrs
10 Afford stock WatsTio eseh hsld me bgidibrs AZ
ullneaIly new The to "a good for % knds of gaia
The neafett maFsei ii Waifsht sistion, bsinK oas
and half fmi iet distant.
A. tmo'i peuonf uoeld prefer viewing faFu Ne fors
prfrhasing, mrheToommrntt are teemFd unneremsFy
frr'ons a. distance dssinng niofmsisn viii
adeFsst be undsngnsd st Tihn, seneea co., O..
lanlF-3n LkNIR -"
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BOOK NOTICES.

HfTper>for April has already made its n.
pchrhnee, with its ususl treasure Of good
things and deserves more than passing no
tiee It's M rits, however, are so well known
to the public, that we need not repeat what We
have said hundred times. The articles are
original and instructive, and the illustrations
superb Price $500 year. Address Harp
er Brother, New York.
The Ladies' Home Magazine is a spir.
tied monthly published at Philadelphia by T
s. Arthur a Co., at 50 year. aud devoted
to the interests Of the female sex. It contains
all the fashions, &c, and should be in every
household
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22

DIR. Scott, the proprietor aud editor Of th,
Lebanon Star. is = prominent physician.
Perry Davis Pam Killer, the old aud vel
known remedy, which has acquired a world
wide renown for the cure OF sudden colds
coughs, etc, weak stomach general debility
nursing sOrc mouth. cinkercd mouth or throa
liver complaint, dyspepsia OF indigestion
cramp aRd pain in the stomach. bowel com'
plant, painters collie, Asiatic cholera; diar
rhea aud dyssntcry, has lost uonc Of ia good
name by repeated trials, but continues to ne
cupy prominent position In every family
medicipe ohsst.--Lebsnon Star, December
18Th, 1889.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
marS-lw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22

The Weather, during the latter part Of
last week and the forePart Of this, has been
remarkably cold for the season and has nip.
ped in the bud all our expectations and. it
may be, the fruit too The apparent with.
d'hwal OF Winter from the field, it appears,
was only sirategetieal movement, eslculat
60 10 throw US on our guard. lie has adroit-
stolen a march upon US and let loose his
en''ung blasts 10 whistle about our ears. His
reign however, must necessarily be brief and
even now We sss indications Of his relsnting
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22

Many persons say that they have tried al.
most every remedy that has bccn recommend
ed fur hmnors, and they are no better now
Than vheu they commenced them. aud they
have no confidence IN anything that L. alver.
uscd to cure Salt Rhcum, Erysipsas, and an
similar humors. We would say to- these that
there is now a remedy that as yet has never
failed of curing those diseases. Il acts upnn
on entirely different principle from anything
ever offered for them; 10 throws humor out oi
the blood through the skin, which il the cnly
channel through which the system can be en-.
tircly freed from them. lfycu will iry w.
you will not say VI this as you have by hs
others, Tor Il will cure you. We refer 10 Dr.
Wcaver's SyruT.
Pain Killer sold by all respectable drug.
gists and medicine dealers.
ma 3 4w
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IMPORTANT FEMALES

THE health AND LIFE OF WOMAN.
u continually iuprril NJ che is mad enough Co ne,
gsci OF mallrcat these s,Auhl tse euurirs TO uhiuh
tW0thtds other tu1 are more uf lelH subject.
d. theusemunh Ptlls, prepared hum the same for.
mulA which the Inventor COmuua L.. ChCosomnu, NJ.
D,i ol New York, has iOftwonty years used surress
fully 10 m sKtendod private practice immcdiatoly
relieve without Ihin al disufanr0f Of the pcdodir Al
di'Chags, whether husng from trlaNaton or suppTes
sion. They act Nke a ehafm in removing the paiui
that sccompany dacult or immodsrate mcnsiriation
aud The only safe mud "a liable remedy Tor Fn,hss
flick Headache, Pains In tho Loins, Back aud Sides
Fapitaton oftle ilsafi, Nervous uenirs iysterir.,
Splsms, llruken sleep aud oilsT unpleasant and
dangerous effects Of an unnatural condition OF tho sex
ual funetont, IN the worst eases Of Flour Albut oi
Whites, they eheci speedy cure.
TO WIVES AND MATRONS.
Or Cheesemans Pis are offered us the only safe
means ofrenewing interrupted mems nation, but
LADIES MUST HEAR w MIND
There 10 condition oiiho female system In which
the pills cannot be taken wthou pfaducns peculiar
result. The condition frieffed ~ X rFsgnbncy-tts re-
suit, Miseaage, Such t ne Trusistabls tendency Of
the medicine 70 restore the sexual iunctient 10 nor
nal condioni that even the irprnducve power Of na.
ture eNnnot rcsist II.
EHprit directions, stating when, and when they
hopld not he ned, with each bax- the price sleach
oy, ,cnutanina from i0tn so piili
ynluahle Pamphlet 10 be- had ffee, of the Agents.
VI sent by mai promptly, BY rncioine price 10 the
sneml Ag-nt. sold by Dfusgists gene rlly.
R.n. HUlCHtNGS, Proprietor,
90 Cedar Street, Nav Ynfk.
Fof sale hy J. L.. ~. ions Co, Dubois X TO-,
Ahd4' r. maWnhfdt Iihns o. dec2i.iY
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The Spring Trade, in Tifiu, will oper
up in few days. Our merchants are briuc
ing on large stocks Of goods. in anticipation
OF heavy sales. We may soon expect lively
times, and We would advise those who have
anything to sell, toadverIise or get bills print
cd at our office. There is aothing like IT,,
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Sheriff Sale.
Henry IL. Snyder.
vs.,
JosFDh FitEDatriek

by viItus Of an execution 10 wit: a writ OF
Ysnditioni EIpouis duly issued from the
court Of Common Pleas Of Seneca County, +,
Ohio, aOd to me directed, / shall offer for
sale at public vendue at the door Of the Court
House 10 the city Of Tihin, ia said County,
OK rnE lat DAY or ArRIL, A. d. 1861.
between the hours Of 10 O'clock, A. NJ. and
4 O'clock p. NJ. OF said day, the following
lands and tenements to-wit;
The undivided two thirds Of In lot Mum.
Der Two hundred aud Seventy six -276-
In the second ward Of the city ofTifin, Sen.
eea County, Ohio, levied on as abe property
OF Joseph Fitzpatrick 10 satisfy said writ, IN
favor Of Henry II. Snyder aud against 10.
Sepb Fitzpatrick.
LEVI WEIRICK,
March let 1861, s4,l0. Sheriff
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En.tInaln n,.nen.ln -.

THIS uuriyaned uesi,iae, vhiebhas 80 lspijv iate.
te rsce Of ali other where h has been 'niroluced
a'f ne eurs ef nvsrspsis, Chroaic debility og the
stousrb, Nrtvous debility, Flout Abs Whites, rs
male wsaNnss,, rsisfui MsuIreaiion. Sc., 9, no
quack rsasly, md iis crisir Is purely scicnii6c.
Compounded from The products or he richest Ess
Ios rounide, where par, afis i,rreliert' were crs
broush, iaio notice BY the Monks Of the Catholic
Church. has been Improved cpby uedical sriencs
oatl 70 sny medicine s perfect, it isperfe,t Nomsa
ieine hascvsf cared maoy Zoe the numbet Of hore,
odd it never Weskens H alssys strsDFihcos tho pa
ueni The ar,iou cftb, medicine Is TO strengthen the
ucreu' sy't,H, AMI 20 tone w the general system ia
such away that the Ms'ars which is 90 rou,t,uily
rrr'en' IN hs sir ofhis rich ,ouuiy via DOT takehod
cCthc system
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22

DR.. S, O. Richardson's Sherry Vino Bit
tcrs.--The Wine Bittors are tonic, and build
up; they are appericut, but their effect il dif
furcnt from other purgatves, inasmuch ~
they do not debilitatc; they are alternative
and diffuss their influence throughout th'
entire system, correcting all uuhcathhil &C
tiou or disOrganiz ttion; purifying the blood
aud regulating the secro,ions. Every fnmi
" should have Dr. RiUhoIdson' = Sherry Win,
Bittcrs.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
H.
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Farmers Mutual Relief
Association.

The members ofihe Farmers Mutual Relief Assooi,
ten Of seneea CO., Ohio, will take notice that theTs
has ssos levy made Of e-iO ofa rill dollar, o.
ogentt on each one hundred donTs insured, r. uoot
toss by fire, fuata iEHd hY nauiel Myers of fhomp-
son ip., on the 26th Of feh., NGi / will be AZ The
following places AZ The iims specfsd, beiueen tho
houts o. 10 A. NJ. and p. H.. 10 reL eite the amouut
ievsd ths srbFTS Of said astociatou a. ioilows
10 vita
A. EplIam Kloies n 5oipio M, FridHv Mar. Qath;
AZ George uhoch2l, u Thompson, Sat. Mar, Sub AZ
Iohn Gui ifherfs Ia damf, Mnnd. Apr Isti 81 VIII.
liam Sieokal'a IN rleasant Tues. Apr qdi 10 Henry
RosenhefEsT's 10 llopewel, Wed. Arr li a Edward
kaeatsh m Clinton, Thur. Apr. iihi at henfy Bach.
sTsiR scipio, fd Arr. 5ih.
GEORGE sCHOCH I'd. Tt-ss.
maEs.Gw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22

A Meeting was held at the Court House
on Saturday evening, to take into considcra
ton the propriety Of holding an election to
choose aP. NJ. 'rhe meeting was engineered
principally by Loeofucos, who desire to have
all the sport they can at the expense Of the
Republicans.
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Important Sherif's SaIe-our readers
will bear in mind the sale Of property, be.
longing to the Keller estate, which takes
place next Monday. The property embraces
some Of the most valuable tracts of land and
best mill sites in Seneca county.
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sheriff Sale.
Dora Giles, Of al,
"a.

William NJ. johnson, Cornelius Crowly et al.
BY virtue oian order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Seneca county. Ohio, at the
June term, A. ID. 1859, aud also an order
made 10y the Court Of Common Pleas Of Sem
tca county, Ohio, At the January term there
Of A. D. 1861 IN the above entitled cause and
10 me directed | will offer for sale Of public
vcndue at the door Of the Court House In tho
city Of fitin in said county, on
Tur 25th DAY OF March, A. d. 1861,
holwccn the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
4 o'clock 2. NJ. Of said day, the following
lands and tenemcn's, TO Wit
Commencing for the same At point sew
euty SIX and half-7G l.2-ieot west Of the
north west corner OF Ia II number ono hun,
drcd aud tw, lvc-l on Madison street Id
the town Of TifIin, now in the first Ward o
the city Of Tiffin, in said Seneca county, Ohio
| from thence running south parallel with th,
west lins OF said IR.lot ono hundred m,
eighty so - feet; thence east sixly-G0-
feet To the alley on the west side Of said In.lrt
thence south sixteen aud half--l6 l,2-fro
10 the north east corner Of in-lot number
lhirteeu-l3-in kawsoh's addition 10 sal,
town Of Tilhn, now In.lot number one hun
dred eighty nine lS9-in the said first war,
Of said city OF Tilhn thence west along th
/ North line of said last mentioned ln.lot 10 th
north west corner thereof; thence south nlonI
the west line Of said ln.lut number thirteeI
-l3-and Of lots number l4--an,
| titeen-l5-and TO the north west corner q
I In lot number sixteen--lG- In said RaWson'
addition to said town OF TifIlH, the same nov
bcinr respectively In lots numbers one hun.
drcd aud eighty nine--ls9-one hundred and
eighty eight--lse-oue hundred and eighty
scyen--lSI-and one huHdred and eighty six
-le6--in said 6rst Ward ofsald city of T'iffn;
thence west with aud extension Of the noltl
line u said In.lot numbar Que hundred aud
eighty siT-ls6-to the east side Of the San
dusky River at low water mark, thence north
along the meanderings Of said river at low
water mark 10 point where the south line Of
MadiSon street in said city Of riihn extends
west would intcrsect said river at low water
mark thence east 10 the place Of beginning,
together with the right OF way over a stip NJ
land tweutY--20-feet vide on and adjoining
to the north ond Of said premises auoye de-
scribcd, to tho west end u said Madison
street
TERMS OF sALE:-One third cash on
DAY Of sale; one third Ia twelve months, aud
one third In twenty four mouths with interest.
The deferred payments to be secdred 10y
mortgage on said premises.
LEVI WEIRIOK,
Feb. Is. 1861, Si0,50. Sheriff.
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Cassell's WOTks-Ws have received Of
the agents, Jno. heKelvey 4 Co., Of Sandus-
KY, another installment Of CasselPs illustrat.
ed works, embracing his EDITORIAL Family
Bible." ""IllusIrated History OF England y
and Popular Natural History" They are
very valuable works anG are sold at pric,
to bring them within the reach of all.
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Fresco md OrnnmeninI PnInlinl

FrescO and Ornamental Painting
Mr.. J. stegmiller of Cleveland is perma.
nently located in 1'ihin and desires to an
nounee to Ourcitizens. that Ne is prepared to
execute all kinds Of Frssco, Ornamental and
Sign Painting. in tho mos, approved style,
Mr. S. is enc OF the men who did the Frsseo
work in the new German Reformed Church.
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The Wheat CroF--The Winter has
been unusually severe upon the growing
wheat crop. The ground has been bare most
Of the time and the hard freezings and alter.
nate thawlngs have had the effect to Henrly
pull it out by the roots. The blades look
very pale and sickly aud much Off we fear
will not recover. Warm spring rains and a
favorable season will work great change
however, upon the crop.
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MARRIEn.

In this city, on the 9Th inst, by the Rev.
Lyman J. Fisher, Mr.. George w. Arnold tC
Miss Sarah L. Ward,
On the 18th inst, at the parsonage, ia Re.
public, by Rev. j. W. Thompson, Mr. George
w. Hulet TO Miss Ann Il. S out both Reed
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Timn I.rices Cmrrcnt.

tCouected weekly by J, shryer, dealer in Dry Goods
GIoceries, CarpetiuEs, Boois and Shoes, aud Ready
Made Clothing. And nufrhaseT Of every deserptio OF
Of Grain aud Produce FOR Cash.
WHEAr--N.g5al.te
CoKN- (sheltFd a..
DO tEafl Sic.
I RYE-OOa50.
BARLEy--O0d15.
OATs--9O dg5o
PorAroEs-gUW95
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
FRIDAY. mnrch ~. 1851.
Job Printing.

wch,ve all 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, 1861-03-22

SnOw--Considerab snow fell on
"wednesday morning and sleighs were run
ming upon the streets. The blue.birds had
better stay away a while yet