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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
The grcatFrench h Remedy
MADAM BOIviN's CELEBRATEC
SILVER COATED FEMALE PmLs.

The only esrtaia and safe Remedy for IN Uterine
oesuuetions, Monthly pimculte,, Iresularitie' and
s the other disease, to which the womst, wife and
Miethsr is rssuliafly lisls.
These Pills contain no dslstsriou' ingredients bui
swufs tud csuain IN their action. They will be
fouud 10 exert the happtes effects In m Of Pro.
lap,ui Utsri In Isushorss, or the whites, they will
~ 6suudths saiist sud most certain Curs that he
faund- it issn ofthis certainty they should
hstts taksn ~ Pregnant Females, tduring the rst
months, miscarriage Is csrtain) TO be brought on,
bot AZ other period theirute " perfectly safe.
N.B.-One dollar and three postage stamps enclosed
70 any aathorzed agent, will ensure package ofnis
hj teturn mail.
C.CRosBY, General A gent, Bufrllo, n. V.
CAUrtas .-Bcwafc Of Cnunierfrits. The genuine
havs the gnstuto orc Crosby the outside wrapper
Fer sale by Z. l.. John h Co., Dubois & Go. and
J. y. Mafousfdt. Thin. o.. aug3llY
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EARLIEST stoRS oF ooNSuMPTcW.
EFFECT OF THE REMEDY.

"lf, on the earliest appearance OF these ,irns of
Ccnsurn pttou, the patient tntrs dnliJ about ten
rruins of tho HVPoPHosrIurI o, he will usuoiiy
sce them all disappear I'm o rcr Cd vary ng NON n
fow weeks 10 a few month"; nhd by sortiuuiuF the
eccnsionni uso Of tho HcmCty, IN Will rrTt y
tLv FIND Hfhfsf II ~ TItl rEJOYEfEf- or
SUCK HEALTH As ~, rrLHAro. HAD NEVER
KNOWN ~ MS LIFE rIFORTp
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
CITY ELECTION!
MONDAY, APRIL tst, 1901,
ANNnrNCEMENTs

hNNbN NOLMLN y
II. W HuBEE will be candidate for City
Marshal subject to the decision Of the Re
publicad nom mating convention.
/ IlR,N BRi1roS will be candidate oiore
the people, for the Office cf city Marshal.
JoHS wsLKR will be n candidate before
the Republicans Of the lst Ward, for the Of.
ace Of Supervisor.
/ JOINS II GucK will he candidate before
the Republican Convention, for City Mar
shal.
See Advertisement Of Farm for sale; al
80 m Iron Safe for salo and room to rent
]
/ A Farce la Several Actsl-Sce notice
for the election Of Postmaster, in another
place.
Thanks to V. J. Zahm, for the waycrly
Magazine and Frank Leslio's illustrated
Newspaper.
G.. +. VOtteler gave concerts at the NJ
f. Chuch on Tuesday aud Wednesday eve
niugs, for the benefit Of the new organ.
Candidates for Township and City off.
GERS can have their names announced in the
Tribune for the small sum of 80 cts.
The Laws--NeXt week, we shall COM
mcncc the publication OF the Laws Of Ono,
passed at this session OF the Legislature.
Seneca County, according TO the recent
census, has n population of 81 ,09s. Only
| ! eOuntts have greater Ropulalion than
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Winohostcr's Genuine Preparation"
n THE ONLY RELIABLE


form OF nr Churchs rcmcly I''Bto frcn tho
original l"rmuh aha ortIon III the INpuflt, rht r.
h rWorutp and Flccihc iIrB iG3 thU I.uu .oNllu
cvNsr1tn NERVOUS r.ntH, hUd they ufo tho 49,
rWbEItt Hf0on-C CrNuiauNu ,CrNui Lytw w. IIt, "a q
unon tho thcrculnr Cuntitbu iG i'lNI IATI ut Titg
UENtn.L sNN'r'NH nl8Artr'Uyg wuu Ruuii1 wruu
mhEuiv N,uvutrL They D. lisrs tho rnrlh ti4. ir,t 4
cNpocioraton, tnpronc tho agl,utc, Urrrf dartloa
ihn ttht ftNu'', eltif, and frrr c'p.N: ur b.W,.a
b,oonie regHldri and inE giAir CAtN AND rtrrur,p
AFFAIR." Trial lS a ttaIila 0CRfI
hB- BEWARE of Iosus I,m~'is, advertised rq p.
Vhnrrhs, md all other fWtNi lING lNIt I.t tomb
sufferers ofthur mcars 10 prti0us time and Hrtrn
lAtAL Ee'utT Write 10 mo iur ClItt ItlS. aud Tor
DR.. Churohills Treatise on Couaumption,
which contain Tie cHlg oiGlahc ipFimG',i, r rrrarl
To tbs NEW TREATMENT sent iEr4 10 an u4ulr, q.
Ps.Ic2i In and ldoE. Bottoa, ca nnd ca tnth.--
Three large, or ok small forcH. Ny mon mile ~
on both tho Label and outside Wrapper.
NO OTHER 10 orEUINE
rd- 10 not conound this Remedy with tho 70 eslie,,
chemical Food y and particularly ayoid all lur,Inra
lions containing iron, which Ia pA,Cnovs and u Iirf
OF, which has No crRAu,E rHori7Ty Nutrt,rR
Sold by the most respectable druggists th orrhort
thc United states and British T0yrr,s and WlufsHr
aud Retail az tho General icrot In tho nled gtass by
J. WINCHESTER, 90 John Street, NY.
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Trains on the rittsburg, Fl Wayne md
Chicago Road pass Forest as follows; Going
East. A.3Oa. M, and 3.53p. m. Going West
1856 a. M, and 1887 p. m.
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and one copy TO the gctt,r up Of club Of 10
subscribers or more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
ment by paying up Oh arcarngcs
hnecimen conica sent lree
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MiuiHst oftbs Ns,'ryss Welhosin Chsf
The PAIN KILLER
(lnmIInn.

puhir will bo rautiuus that thsv gst The rcnnuc
tAin killfr o. suue uupnhsipaled ~, usethatusnae
IufihciF own wor hrsf rnuponudt, in i0nr thev e
cetvr the rnuiinunus, and infringe nron ths "1fsds
Mnh' ~ Penn uatit ANY nerton fnnah tsninr =
fHin NiU,f' sad not ef ths genuine. fsfaett frJ
Ferry nayis viii hr rfusstusd 10 the fl satsn Of tho
law.
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BIanks! BLANKS !

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper, tept con
stantly on hand and for salo cheap At the Tai
huSE OTuoE; such as
Deeds, summons,
Mortgages, Subpoenas,
Attnchmentss NCndis,
Executions. Constable Sales
nlnnk Notes, &c.. &c.
uJustioes and Notaries supplied on rcss
enable terms..Cn
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Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road
pass CLYDE Station rs fnllows Going East,
Buffalo Ex 6;33 m. N. Y. Ev. E:i2 r. M.
ding West, Thr'o. 1856 4. M, Chi FIX. no.
3s p. IN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
BEAR In MIND

CB-ThattheTRIBUNE has the Inrg-
est circulation, and is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, i'm Seneca
CountY.-@1
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G.. +. VOtteler gave concerts at the NJ
f. Chuch on Tuesday and Wednesday eve
niugs, for the benefit Of the new organ.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
THIN Retail Market.


corrected weekly, by n, A. BUsKIRK 4 nU
Nhclc,als and Retail dealers In Groceries and pr,
duce Of Allkinds, shs Whan's Rlook Thin OIL
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HARRIS 90 rT9pfstnr
For The Western and F0utherp ftatett Caolnnati q .
To whom orders Tor The above Msdisines may be I'd
GroStes.
SOLD Wholesale pnd Retail By DO Boit G Cs sndI.
l.. 81. John 60, fihhi De Lurieter 4 Co., Mel.
mofei Cuplss Hale, Fosiodui q. NJ, ChumaseTo, Re.
psbhei W Hoffman,, Berwick J, W, Miller AZ
ooll ly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
The Great English Rem
cdy.
SIR JANIS CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills.

SIR JANIS CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir J Clarke,
~ %. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This inyausbs me l,cne is unfailing the cure ofal
those psnful and dangerous diseases TO which the fe
male eon,tiution Is subject. Il modsras' SlisHesN
sns remove, all ob,iruciions, and a'psedy cure may
be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
psctlisrly suited. Il will 10 short tms, brinI
on he monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, price One Dollar, besr the Government
Stamp ofGrsst Bhiain,t prevent eountsrfsts.
CAUTION.
Ths'e Pills should not be taken by females dor ng
she FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, ,they
srs to brRg Miscarriage but at any other time
thsy safe,
IL ali eases Of fNervou, snd Spinal AHsctions Pain
" the Rack and Limbs, Fatigue slight sxeuou,
itation ofthe ushrt, Hyisfos aud hes. these mills
will eject eure when III other have faisdand
although powerful remedy do not cont iron euo.
ausl anunohy Anything hurtlnl TO the constitution.
Fail direction, in Tho pamphlet afouud each pack.
age which shsuld he carefully preserved.
sole AgcHt fpr the United states aud CAnada,
JOB MusEs, tlate T. q, baldwin n Co.,)
Rochester, n. Y.
Ma, ,O0Nnd post 7re stamps enclosed 10 any
authoTi ned Fcut will insufe bottle, containing 50
Pillt, hy feWrn mail.
Sold by } +. MArquardt and /. L. St, John Co.,
Tim, Ohio. tsP5.ly
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Thanks to V, J. Zahm, for the waycrly
Magazine and Frank Leslo's illustrated
Newspaper
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTEt
BALTIMORE q ONO RAfbHDAD.


Improved SchooHlca
~ rs,ses i-,rntsrt rhsnrstihl, fesd 10 neu stis
to- iufish auusuaffarlfItt ef infefeon muHif aiind
Easi, Funth, Mfif, Nsrihussi and rouihuesf
Zen .tnnsaiicna uiih 30 ihluulh ifaiHffe ~
outh tf t. Wa.hirsfof nrsnth nead-bf tisse
'aad sad tinshuirb. iepifsl Chic tfd Mtlifra 20
yiurlnau irins, ehh We korth v esi, " sai AT
South west
Thfoash T~tsttte Rahimers. rhiisis'rhis, nas
Vows notian rire he rdtisrs ofifirr etsfst sng
1i thr inistm ritsts eiftst lwu nol.Hia adi hiei
fnuia
Thiss the only fruir tirfs-s ff-ish ~ faurL ra.is
-t' ~ Rser r. tssrhs TO Wssi ins On CITY.
fste Hs iov ss htant % tffatts.
Flrerirr raf m 10 ul 90 'fsfnt.
Ask iof lirtvis ~ balsuisis sn5 Olis Huiirsst.
D. H.FIl t1YtN.
Gsn1 Wasura Arsaf
W. r fvtru. A. " totr
Ma't"t ~ . rauPors'iuu. 3 Csn1 Ticket Atsai.
~ tF-tv
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Seneca County, according TO the recent
census, has population of 3l,0ss. Only
6 counties have a greater population than
Seneca
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DR.. S. Q, RlCHARDsON'6
SHlllY Wilde BIITlRS.
The Celebratrd English Kemedy
FOR
lIABlTUAL CONSTIPATIO
Jnundicc, Fever mud Aeue, Isrhcrn.
Debility aud all Diseases Aristsg
fOm n DtSoTdeTed stomach,
Liver ar Bowels,

HhNt w hVNNlNt
TNHEY are used anil recommended hv tesdInr pfv
i stiAns ofue roth atty, aud ali wla tyy thsri no.
nonnre them inyaluat ir
pR. JAS. l.. LEEPERB, write, nom Navsr..,
tihtk 60, ohio, "ths hiu'u rFV highly pt1isou "
iho'' 'ufsfng 'ron Indigestion, dy.psp,ia and live
| complaint.
Ms DAVIS, Po"msn,r A. vimsm.por,. ol,s
says, "hgl give great satisfaction. usr then n y
self having taken cold, trrrms ntastfAts and o.t y
appetite lireliotsd ne. NHd ran vcoufrssud it wis
great a.sursnes ofin eFih."
Ia. NN. NJ. kEl'R, of Rarefsvil,e. Tod whites
" ihry srs the most valuable medieins on-rcd--
We hN' recommended them with great surrsss, and
with them ''aur 'e,ettl cutot Of palptatiou " the
hear and general debility.
THOMAS SANFORD, ESQ. Blountsvllle, usnr,
60 Ind wflits " long lstcr und- date ef May 4
1900. He wa nuri reduced, batibH hssn afeied zoe
hfee yeHts with great ntross debility. papitation Of
tho hear ofho most sevef- and pfosiF1tibg character.
"uhst usnr tcw hottie. was completely r..tofed,
and nm now in Fnbu,t heahh'
GEoRbE W. HOFFMAN says he was aaIleisd
WIN rehmnusm for twcnty yeai, IN nlli ON, rma
ahd ~ the date Of hi. lrishc hadheen two yetF. veil;
The htsn ehrrtinF the cure Nhth ssytfAlt hvtrifns
attending l,im could DO him good. Hesavs, "fer
rsumsii,m, ,dy.pep'ia, liver complaint kidney uGss.
ton o. dTopty, u 10 a speri6u ceuain Fsmsds."
NV. HUNT vIiteS bsu, cslpho,, AntH Co., Ohle,
u section where Fever uud Ague pfsvail'.l that ls
most chertullv recon- msnds them OF drcidsd srit Ia
~ eases vi fEvER AND AGuE, DiFPEpt "A AND
GENERAL IDENTITY.
%, X, uALl,EHERs, n, writes from Vas WeH.
,lho,"l moitts'pevuuliy rseomme idthe shsfTy Nins
hlit'n 10 The hoics Of dyspspis psuous, aad 10 40
wl' require 'iimuluting msdielns.
Such News We are Receiving pRlIv.
FULL DlRECTIONss ACCOMPANY b. CH BoT-
TIE.
They sts sohLy h'ed.eiAs DoAlsru EeneFs.ly
Price i3cit nsThollie,
HARRIS a CO.,
Cincinnati, Ohio, rTuprirttri itr the Fnutlrth aud
We,iem States, to whom Addf, Is all stdcrt. r.
Portals By
Dunoi, 4 Co, and |. l.. ~. John & Co, Timu, Ne.
l.nmetsfG 4 Cos MslmoFr Copies 4 Hate. FostsraE
a. w. Chumsssrn, Republiqs ID. 4 G.. ". ItolIniah
lefwirki J. w Miller Attlca
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22

Matthew'S Chocolate Worm Drops.
This plsasaut eonfeeiion and successful sstsrmina.
tof sfs kinds Of Intestinal Worni IL fast taking the
yl.es Of al the nauisous ysrmifugss which have 20
long been m use. They contain No MEHcvRv-sre
perfectly harml''t, pleasant 10 the taste, and en-.
casious N IN eases. Ask fof
MATTHEws' CHOCOLATE WORN DROrs.
(No CaihsHio whutsvstis aecss,ry TO be riven)
For sale by I. l.. st. john & Co., Dubois & 60. and
J. .. Msrquardi
suTsily Al. MATTHEW'S, Buns'o, NY.
A New Thing under the sun.
WALKERS "SURE CURE" FOR THE PILES.
Warranted Cure OF money refunded
For sale BY DuBois Co., Sole Agents Gr Timn,
%. dec i4luw
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Giftiu At'rtkln Iribaut.
Local and Miscellaneous.


Saudusky, Dayton a Cincinnati n. Il.
Passenger Trains on this rad now leave
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Mail, MaiL......4:50 "
. NY. Ex.. III; ;lOrN n. 7. Ex... .5.in 4 n
WAY Fr't. Moudays WAY Frt. Tucsdays
| Wednesdays and Thursdays aud
/ Fridays. .l.55P N Saturd's. ...1rM
Thro. Fr. Daily an Thr'O Frt Daily ru
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Terms or Snbscrintion.

] copy, I year. IN advance. so
I if paid within the year. 400
! " if paid after the year expires ... so
No paper will be stopped until all arrearagcs
arc paid, unless at the option Of tic publisher.
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ANn TOR 1llE spiNlW CURE OF
Nervous Pros,ratiou, ooaorel Debility, hs,hua,
nyspepaia, foeo'ula, Eagormu1 roaysi',
Chronio bronchitis, Auomia, Cblorcsis,
and all plsor1a ars oftAo rlcod systcln.


cONetMrTioN Is THE No-r FNrv gCotrCr or
NANNiNn. 10 tae bcrn tU.y rrraf'Cl as Az tvJtrt.
pEvVApy- w yvcr rrryNr rifs HtN,F trt fir't
q iAe p'sir a ,tHt nt vs., says ir Ntr0r.t arl
lNliON rm'.t .trNNIf.l ru'pwut go EIllJ. my lll'
IHrNT" Wtatn 500 D,mmDlagy ca tlo btastcl
,G. ty ttb1lt. l'l tful
tioh-l'h-tt .yety " rr Churchill mad, 30 tN,
'n~1l Arllsuv ut Mcj ciuo. Of laris lae f.uy,d Hn
t4 Disabled sntt thN wofH. ry the uas vr tlis nav
and f-ifygftl ras 'tdt oqgni known TO th,mstry ps
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The Laws--NeIt week, we shall COM
mcncc the publication Of the Laws Of oho,
passed ut this session OF the Legislature.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22

CERATE, OR OINTMENT.
sad yon have permanent euu.
The Cerate has proved itts fo be The hest Oinia eal
ever Invented. and where once used II hasneysr besn
known 10 flilof eitcilng permanent cue of gli
sofsl, Totter ind Ringwoim 6rald Head Chiblains,
md Ffott hiies, BarbFTs lch, chsppsd or CTnoksd
Hands o. ipi, blotrhet o. PiHpss ihe Paee, snd
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES
che Csfnts d the anly thing required 70 care Ihould
be Kept In The house OF every hmlly.
Price Of Syrup, 81, cerate 25 cts per bottle
Directions accompanying s,eh Beids.
SOLD BT MOST MrpicHE DEALERs
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THE HYpCpROspNITEs,


iNCIrrtON,T 81 Know" sU,. ~, g..
that thcy will prove not owls be sIGE S I3'M.
TpN IN CONSUMPTION as Cuiniuc l. tn tutcr-
u'ittcnt Fever, bot alec ne rucctuni rKEsIR.
NATtNE ~ Naeetuntioa tu emuli rev"
Let 30 Ed'rcr, WHO vliu.s health sal lff. tclty s1
hour to try this rcu'y. krmcu,bor tut tr.,r .tt.l
Is hrttor th1n rurN neWbTo OF E,f tcyrrt or tus
sn'ihtE Assurance Of frignts that " 10 u or.g q I..
cdJ' ' lntAtcrOr 90 myrndswbo now q tp ru1tUro
trovcs' Civc, cuttat yuu, prompt attention ta rr
EARLIEST stoRS oF coNsuMPTtoW.
"ANn mrsr sIGNS slAL torov 1urv ".. ifft
" Tho ctlte HymGtom or tlhcrc1lar tislst t.vr,u.
u prt,s the c1tyh and t s c'rrr 30 tumt OF tH..
than tho urCut, Nu nrst nanilcsud ii t' ftt,s d.l
htHh. Tho m1eculW tisUrt WUto hence ntruI,
there is HcnH'u fUmrthtgW ogg--pf hBntIltlir
Nt.Nt ruwEuq AUs r'st'NL llc irr 's OF ths iNI.
machine IS murc active tam its rIuir 'ir. IttuL
"lf triho'rHy orror7t' cra-., or urrr thr lunurts
oi causes Which ilaur' W.,NNE and IAuAt go .sr,t
~ raul, ,fl' T. oyrwlrt, crcst %. rta,4, child ttf
sur ,Il Tut % C,tat, Ur skig i.,uftI JtN dt4u .
4 pcrsnn bHEMs 30 llso his nyh, Ft.rurll culHr of
app'tic W hA Hu0Nia nCm GuUuHn of try.Ih Uf
te Tiuufs DJd oAp'r crr.H r,utTal fr, x tt l.iH
qlur uUl e. }Htsisp 1liitE lS RlNuN TO ] NIi E.t
h ts cl0rng frttpsd 70 ne c'rf i1tn' lr o. Oh .J
fympiuns nr added ,aut A. however siu DO, I0rcuaIy
il 10 has G.. mo ON HtWiy, tr turIfE Tbs fIr ...,
Ill. llONANlIlIN lRENIATl n Till. N-f 'hu#tLtI
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Candidates for Township and City off.
GERS can have their names announced in the
Tribune for the small sum of 80 cts.
, 1861-01-21

We print elsewhere the bill reported by
Senator Marshall from the Select Commit
tee Of the two Houses in our Legislature,
to apportion the Legislature into Senate
rial and Representative districts, On the ba-
sis Of the census Of 1860. The bill is en1i-
ncntly fair in its arrangement Of districts,
and it 'behnores those who wosld find fault
with its provisions, to quarrel with the cen
sus tables rather than with the committee
which reported the measure OF course 4
clamor will be raised By those who think
that q majority Of the Legislature ought to
be continued in the hands of o minority OF
the voters But the people have outgrown
this theory.
4. word is due to those wiseacrcs who
hold that no oapportionmcnts should bemade
By the Legislature because the people have
voted for Constitutional Convention. In
| the first place the Constitution requires the
Legislature 10 make IN apportionment al
this session. It says (Article Ill, Section
81:
ehal al TIE frst .xgtlor tession holden after tho
tccnsusJ returns herein provided for are msde, be
apport1oped tho several counties district,
to be e:tabltshedby law, according to the numbe,
| ofwh1te inhabitants"
In the second place the Constitution tt
be framed by the Contention must be sub
mitted to the people, and if rejected th'
State must continue to drag along unde
the miserable apportionment based upon :.
census taken ten years ago, unless the Leg
isl.ture now provides for the contingency
We trust these two reasons, either Q
which is imperative in ITSELF will stop til
snarling Of those persons who think th
Legislature ought to leave the whole bus:
ness Of apportionment to q Convention nc
yet elected
, 1861-01-21

deprived of. For twenty years a teacher, he
knows tho oactuA work to be done In giving
education to the people, and bis knowledge OF
things in the West, and IN Illinois, makes him
the best naan for Illinois to have at the
head of her school system Men FROM
other States consult him as one familiar
with actual Bchool-room md EchootsyB-
TEN detlils. aud even Massachusetts,
which docs not lks 20 yield tho palm to any
other State, recognizes our Superintendent as
IN equal I have received letters from the
very headquarters Of Boston knowledge
speaking in the highest terms Of the work Mr..
Bateman IVES doing, and expressing desire
for m acquaintance With the man In such
circumstances, when I had just risen from the
report in which Primary Instruction and other
vital and practical points were discussed 60
ably u to entitlc tic report to permanent
place u school document, you may be sure
I was greatly surprised to find that a repTcseta-
tatlye from Northern Illinois had voted in the
legislature against the proposition TO- print
10000 copies, for distribution ns usual, and
that another from Central Illinois had intro.
.dnced resolution to abolish the office Of state
Superintendent! Now, while charitably hope
these men had some reason, ho-.:st TO Their
own minds, for their course, l d. think they
made great mistake about reaecting the
wishes Of their constituents. l know citizens
Of both sections, and do not believe the people
Of either will endorse nnT such votes One
thing Is cc1 tain, if those men md others Of Ike
mind think they will please the teaeeers OF the
State, they. eT greatly. a 1EACHKh-
, 1861-01-21

The circulation attained By the Chicago
Daily TRrsras Il beyond any precedent In this
city, and IL only equal,cd outside Of the sea-
l.oard citIea, By two OF the Cincinnati Journals
For the benefit Of those WHO desie to employ
the columns OF widely circulated journal for
tie advertisement Of their business, the FOL
lowing statement has been carefully prepared
from the books Of our Office and those Of our
city ucwrn1en.
AVERAGE C1RcCLA11oE or TEE CHICAGO DAILY
rR1BCxE FOR TIE wEEE ENDING SATURDAY,
.AsrARr 19, 1856:
Total copies printed, - 93,70e
TotAlsverage per day. - :; te.454
Total citv circulation. s, V5
TctAl circulation outside city, 1o,6B
The largest circulation any one dag Wa
1900; and the smallest Is, SEQ
The following tables chow the number @
eopies sent to several Of the largest towns u
Illinois and the adjoining States, and the mum
her Of copies sold On the trains oflac dfescn'
%,inonde.
, 1861-01-21
Educational Matters.

Editors Chicago Tslbunss
In tho 1n,dst of the cornsotion Of the eoun-
tsy il is gratifying to sec how much our gal
aaut g:2.c has done for her own improvement
In the trimming Of the rising generation ILL.,
uo}s is destined to take the lead yet in cduca-
tlonM and other social matters, Is she will IN
producing food for tho rest Of mankind Ill
>nois sends Eow more beef c44.ttie to New York
than any ottcr Statc,-hcr railroads carry more
grain than those Of other States do from their
own soil, and get she has just begun to develop
he. resources. Wc Aaye been accustomed TO
look to tho cast for educational excellence,
and must still expect to find In oldet and more
densely settled communities e1eellcnclcs which
time is nccdful to obtain. But vc hayu the e.
ements Of growth, and arc growing. I hava
Just been reading the able report Of Hon. N.
| Datcman, our worthy State+ superinten-
| dent. There l. ind the number Of
| pupils IN, the schools for 1852, tu
hayu been 472,947, an increase lp one year {over
1859 Of more than 10000, In the samo time
the number Of teachers has increased about
LOCO, 80 that there were in 1850, 14,7B teach.
e1s In our public schools. L table In the re-
port gives US, in brief form, the number o
pupils in each county, and the expense Of thcis
| educntlon for the past year. Tie average fo1
| ihe State is $a10-quito email sum, lezs thar
would Jay for fourth of year under a sys
| trm Of private SCHOOL,
| But while VIC have been interested IN th'
facts given which ehox what We hare done AMI
what remains to be done, VIC have Ind a yer.
direct intcrest in plans for importing the con
| dillon Of education ancnE u.s. Horace MsnE
has long been n kind Of standard among edu
catioual men, aud his reports IS standard edu
cationl literature, The teachers Of this Stat
begin to believe Gat et7ong;i practical cou
, | ulo19-eeukc school documents can be produce
| In Illinois ] he te1se language and strun
comparisons Of Mr. Batemau drive home wha
. Is seen to be result Of pcrsonal observs
| ton OF school wants. The teachers 9,
proud to have Il Superintendent VII
I kpows The wnas Of tho schools. has
. seen many teachers Of the state during th
, who ELL say word openly against our Supe
: intendent. Nor IL his fame e1feumscribed b
tho limits OF cur State Educat d In 1llinoi
: when few good schools existed, he still vi
] well educated, and saw what the masses we'
, 1861-01-21
Affairs at BATON RonKe.
Especial to The II. Q. True Deata.l
!. ii huE ID

- BAfUH f.0E1K, J1h, I1-F.X
The United States troops arc awaiting the
arrival Of tho steamer Magenta to take passage
for Jefferson Bartacks, Mo. Immediately after
their cyacuatlon Of tha barracks and arsenal,
row." row, SUNDAY nd ~ moraIng, t6s stAis ifoo1s from
New Oyleans will leave for home, and the Ba-
ton Rouge troops will occupy the premises
The Governor IS en'istfng nten for fonr
,ncntlls' campaign.
On examination Of the garrison, nc 19ana
3lf,y thouoau,; stand If small arms, four how
itzsrs, twenty h.ayy pieces Of ordnance, ono
three Hundred pounds Of powder, and 1a1ge
arnourit rf ts<ed an.nnnihQn, cannon eallF,
shells, military equipments, &c,