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contest is going to decide that great ques-


ton.
have long been convinced yea, from
the earliest years of manhood-that in the
Government of the United States, in the
history of the past three or four hund red
years, there has been a pointing to a
future regeneration of man; and when
look back to a few years past, there has not
bgeu discovery in the arts and sciences,
not been anything of any great consequence
occurring ro the world, that did not
look to the amelioratiOn of the copdt-
ton of man; to raise one man nearer
upon an equality with another: to bring
down those who have assumed powers God
never intended them to have to place each
man in the enjoyment of his own earnings
and his own property; to give him freedom
and independence, from under potontates
and powers. ~
Fellow citizens, free government, liberty
for man, is involved in the consummatiou
of this contest, and the establishment of it
is to-day being contradiction. And to-day
the establishment of it is sure.
If l thought this was nothing more than
a contest between brethren for supremacy,
would abandon the contest. at once. l
wouldseek some place private and secluded,
..s -I "a lodge in some vast wilderness"
where might hear of this fraternaI strife
no more. But believe, as l believe in
God, that it is great contest of right aud
rinclple-attacked by the South, contend
ed for by the North-that the great princi-
Pile will prevail, and that yet we may be
able to maintain the truth that man is Ca
pable of elf-government, and tha: he will
be self-goveruing. (Applause.)
In concluding let me say that if there be
necessity for this piece of ordinance to go
to the field in defense of that principle it
shall go there Immediately, and be used
for the maiutainance and sustenauce of the
liberties our fathers established, and for
no other purpose. 1 pledge you, sir to
that fact.
This concluded the programme. The
music which enlivened the OCCASION was
furnished Gy the Wheeling Brass Band, and
was very creditable both in selection aud
performance.
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discussion of their cream and cake, ''little
Brooke beats all the counties for fine wool
and fue women"
The brief sojourn of your reporter
wound up with cigar and a glass of ice
wateratthe hospitable house ofyour honor
able Treasurer of State, in company with
Mr.. Senator Gist and others. And thus
endeth his record-Which is true
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"a Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, accor-
ding to the space occupied and the numberof
acknowledgements from transient persons orstrang
ers, to be paid far in dduancc. -
Business Cards not exceeding give lines $40 per year,
or So for six months bnt for Shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business: and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons as
we'll all legal advertisements and advertisements
ofauction sales and real estate sent in by them muS
be paid for at the usual rates.
&5-Advertsementsrn accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid nd charged
accordingly. &C.,
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
casCs at fulIrates. tE.-.t EIG %
Marriages; Notices. fFunoraIs, and annonccments
of sermons, so cents each. nonv11-'59
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to the future, setting forth the duties Of the
present, it abounded in many passages of
true eloquence, which were rapturously
applauded. We attempt no synopsis OF
the oration, as we had expected to publish
in full but are prevented by circumstan.
ces we need not explain. We understand
a copy oft will be furnished the Committee
OF Arrangements, who design publishing
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-27
oFETGERS q

LEWIS BALTzELL, Pres; Tnos. j. BA-
KER, Vice Pres; LEANDER STEM, Troas.;
JouN ii. PurENGER, Secy.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
l.. Baltzeil, l.. Stem and j. IL. Pitten'
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Special Instruction 10 oJudgcs,

Judges of animals Will have regard to
the symmetry, carly maturity and size.
and make due allowance for age, feeding.
DC. They arc especially requested not
to give encouragement to ovcr.lnd ami.
mcls for breeding purposes. No person,
lowed to Interfere With tho judges :o dhnfriTn, dhfiT,
their examinations.
The Judges are requested to examine
nli cards upon animals and articles offer.
cd tor examination, and ascertain If the
same belongs to the class upon which they
arc appointed to make awards.
Upon finding animals or articles with.
IN the enclosure without tho proper card
attached, they will report the fact to the
Secretary, whereupon the Marshal will ro.
move the same from the grounds.
The board and the public are fully
aware of the increased interest which Is
kept up by tho free circulation of Agric.
ultural papers. 1t is therefore resolved.
thatin keeping up this custom we will SO
arrange, that all successful competitors
will receive an Agricultural paper Tor one
year, in addition to the cash premium.
a fine diploma, same as awarded nj
the Estate Fair" will bo added to all first
premiums.
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weepstakes.

Greatest and best collection
Of Fruit by one exhibitor 2--4
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PREMIUMS AND REGULATIONS
~ FOR THE FAIR.

Exhibitors are required to have their mr..
ticles entered on the books Of the Secrota.
ry, before they are placed within the en-.
closure.
This entry may be made upon the books
at any time during the 20 days next pre-.
ccding the Fair, and on Wednesday, tho
first day ofthe exhibition.
On tho entry of articles and animals.
cards will be furnished by the Secretary,
upon which will be entered the number
and class, as upon the books, which are
to be placed upon the animals and arti.
cles to be exhibited, but the names Of cx.
hibitors will not be put upon the cards
No article entered for exhibition shall
be removed from tho grounds, except by
permission Of the President Every eX.
hibitor must have his article on the ground
on Wednesday. The membership fec OF
81 must be paid prior to, or at tho time
of entry ofarticles for exhibition upon the
books Of the Secretary.
Applicants for premiums on field crops
must Send in their statements. certified /,
under oath, as required by the Constitn
ton OF the Society, to the Secretary. pre-
vious to the first of January, 1868, anc
oil persons offering 10 compete for prcm
ums, on improved modes OF tilage, or III,
production ofany crops, or other articles
will be required, before such premium i,
awarded, tc deliver to the awarding com
mittee q full and correct statement of tn,
process Of such mode of tilagc. or produc
tion, and the expense and value of tn
same, with view of showing accuratcl
the profits derived, or expected to DO de
rived tLcrcfrom
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" display engravings 2
I'd do do 1
display photographs !
ornamental picture frame or
- bracket of shells, cones
e other materials Ag1 Paper-2
9 do do /
Exhibitors drawing an agricultural pa
er as a premium, can have the choice of
the Ohio Farmer, Field Notes, Gennes.
see Farmer, Rural New Yorker, Country
Gentlemen or any other Agricultural or
Horticultural paper OF same price.
Animals taking premiums in one class
cannot compete in another.
Ring open for ladies riding on I'd and
Sd days of Fair at O'Clock Z. M.
The Board having secured during the
Fair, place North of the Fair Grounds,
for hitching animals and depositing ve-
hicles to which cards of admission will be
issued to all persons purchasing member.
Il ship Badges, if desired, and hereafter nc
a 1imals attached to Vehicles will be ad-
mitted into the Fair Grounds Except foi
the purpose of delivering articles entered,
until the same are called for by the awar'
ding Committee. Any person paying
one dollar, thereby becomes member o
the Society and will receive two badges
each badge admitting one person during
the Fair, and will also have the privilege
of entering articles for competition without
further charge.
Badges admitting one person during th'
Fair 50ct
Single admission, gentlemen 10
" " ladies 10
No charge for children under years o
age.
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Beucorrhoa or whites, Ovarian Tum or,
IIorlnn UIccrnIlnn. Ecmnlc Dlaehaea.
Syphilis aud mcrcuriaI Disease.
NV OnIFANs, 18Th August, 1853


IN. J. C. ATEn; Sir, elocrluy comply with tho
quest OF your agent and report 10 YOU OF tho elects
/ have realized with your Sarsapailua
have cured with it In my practice, most Of the
plants for which II l. recommended, and have f5und s
effects truly wonderful IN the of Tchceai dnd Msi
curioi Disea Que of my patients had Syphltic ulcers
In his throat, which consuming his palate and the
top OF his mouth. Your saIsapaTlla steadily taken,
cured him IN Eve weeks. Another attacked by Sec
ondary symptoms In Lis nose, and tLe liberation had
eaten away considerable part of H. that believe tho
disorder would reach Ills brain and nil him. hut
yielded TO my administration of your Snrsaparin; the
ulcers healed aud he Is well again, Of without
come designation to his face who had been
treated fJr the disorder by mercury suffering
fun this poison Ia her bones They had become
she TO ghe weather that damp day Ale suffered
cruciatug pain In her joints and bones. She too was
cured entirely by your SasaIarilla In few weeks.
know nom It's formula, which your agent gave me- that
this Preparation from Your laboratory must be great
remedy consequently these truly remarkable results
with II have not surprised me.
Enuf Ill., n Inn n n
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,ou, Bloom tp.; Joseph Majors, berwick;
R X. Titus, Fort Seneca; Lewis S. Flack,
Liberty tp.
NATIVE SrocK.
Com. same as on improved cattle.
DAIRY Cows, Work OXEN, STEERS AND
CALVES
Isaac Stilwell, Adams tp.; Charles
Beard, Scipio tip; d. b. Laird, Clinton
tip Dewitt Brinkerhof, Pleasant tip; j.
W, Lawhead, Big Spring tip.
HORSES.
Improved Stock for all purposes.
Theodore Ink, Scipio tp.; M. j. Laird.
Seneca tp; Lewis Owens, Bloom tp.; Il.
II. Rodgers, Pleasanttp.; Jesse Weirick,
Tiflin.
DRAFT HORSES AND MULES.
Seneca tp.; A. Il, Mcclellan, Bloom fp.;
John Title, Eden tip = Dennis Holtz,
Clinton tp.
CARRIAGE AND ROADSTER HORSES.
Benjamin Gibson, Eden tip; U. r.
Flenner, Tiflin; Horace Hall. Lowell, Pc
ter Sitter, Thompson tp.; Gideon Jones
Fostoria.
MATCHED AND SADDLE HORSES.
Harrison Mcclellan, Eden tp; Sam
ucl Herrin, Tiflin; w. j. Crissell, Scipio
tp.; Milton Stoner, Hopewell tp.; l. V.
Jones, Fostoria.
William Baker, Scipio tp,; Robert
Blackwell, Bloom tp.; John Slosser, Hope
well tp.; John Crum, Eden tp.; John W.
Paine, thompson tip.
SWINE.
ID. +. Cramer, Clinton tp.; Charles
Owens, Scipio tp. Cyrus Pool, Pleasant
tp.; John w. Barrick, Eden tp.; John +.
TIeilman, Bloom tp.
POULTRY.
Henry Davidson, Seneca tip; Jacob
Rickenbaugh, Clinton tp.; Daniel Gun
ningham, Tiffin.
FARMING IMPLEMENEs.
George S. Christlip, Tiffin: Levi Kel.
Ter, Hopewell tp; William Fleet, Eden
tp.; Barney Zimmerman, Liberty tip; j.
B. Stearns, Scipio tp.
GRAIN.
William Smith, Pleasant tp.; Dennis
Q. Stoner, Clinton tp.; Lewis Seitz, I'd
Bloom tp,; ID. d. Ogden, Republic; John
Carr, seneca Up.
FRUIT.
Phillip Byers, Hopewell, tp.; T. II.
Bagby, Clinton tp; L. G. Bowe, Tifin;
Daniel Palmer, Eden tp.; John S. Smith,
Republic.
GARDEN PRODUCTS.
Lyman White, Tifin; Mrs. Lyman
White, Tiflin; Mrs. John Swigart, Re
public; Mrs. William j. Lutz, Pleasant;
Mrs. Frederick Singer, Tiffin; Mrs. Fen.
ry hilbert.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
John T, lluss, Tiffin; Mrs. John +.
IIuss, do; Mrs. Charles Beard, Scipio
tp.; Mrs. Richard Baker, Eden tp.; Mrs
Isaac G, Watson, Bloom tip.
DOMESTIC PRODUCTS.
Nelson l.. Brewer, Tifin; Mrs. MI.
Brewer, do; Mrs. Cornelius Shook. Fl,
Seneca; Mrs. John Poorman, Tifiin; Mrs
W. j. Crissell, Scipio tp.; Mrs. Isaac
Steinbaugh, Bloom tp.
FLOWERS AND smRUBBERY.
William Lang, Clinton tp.; Miss Eliz.
beth Boyd, Bloom tp.; Miss Elizabeth
Stem, Green Springs; Mrs. L. A. Hall,
Tifiin; Mrs. Theodore Ink, scipio tip.
MECHANICAL PRoDuors-1sr DIVISION.
Elias Eyler, Seneca tp.; Jacob Briner
Bloom tp.; Jacob Kridler, Fostoria; Alb.
ram Brown Eden tp.; John Swift, Re
public.
2D DIVISION.
E. j. Welker, Flat Rock; Edwin
Bement, Fostoria; johnson Tarner, Bloom
Ip.; DAME! Richards, Melmore; Joseph
Vollmer, Tifiin.
FINE ARTS.
E. w. Reeme, Titiin, Rev. Moses Keif,
err. Tiiiin; John Montgomery, Adrian:
Rev, 9: s. Phillips, Tifiu; Isaac Stein.
oaugh, Bloom tp.
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Seneca Go. Fair, 1862.

18TH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE SEN
ECA co. AGRICULTURAL SOClE-
TY, TO BE HELD ON WEDNES.
DAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
LIST, 2d and Sd of OCTOBER.
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sweepstakes.

Best Buck any breed or ago A. &8-5
"5Ewes do 8 3
land most valuable fleece
of Wool :" 3
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EV-Dy the use Of these Pilsthe periodic attacks o
Nervous or sick Headache may be prevented and IL
taken atthe commencement OF an attack, immedia', 4,
relief from pain aud sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail In temovin: the Nausea and
Headache which females are 80 subject
They Set gently ulon the bowels-removing Cos
uVeness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, ant
all persons OF sedentary habits, they are valuable
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone an,
vigor to the digestive organs, and restoring their nau
raj elasticity and strength In the whole system.
The CEPHALlC Pills are the Iesult OF long in
yesi cation and carefully conducted experiments haN
ptevdnted and relieved vast amount Of pain and sui
tsrng iSom Headache whether originating In the neT
vous system or deTanged state OF the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition
and may he taken al al times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, and the absence
Of any d'sageeable taste renders 1t easy 10 administer
them TO children.
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schirrus,Can Tumors, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and Exfoliatio OF
the Homes.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, IIoRrseness,
Group, bronchitis, Inciplent Com
sumption, and for the Relief
OF Consunptive Patients
I'm advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This Il remedy 20 universally known to surpass any
other for the Of threat aud lung complaints that II
Is useless here publish the evidence Of its virtues Its
unvaed excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disonse have made it
known Throughout the civilized nations Of tho earth
Few arc the communities, even families, among them
who have not personal experience Of s ELECTS =
living trophy In their midst Of It's victory over tho
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
AZ all know tho dreadful fatality OF these disorders and
they know too the effects Of this remedy need not
do than to them that has all tho yr
tues that II did have when making the which bas
won 90 strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. &c AVER 8. CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold in TifIip by Dubois d GO. dI
st. John Go novl.ly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-27

SWEEPSTAKFS
Best and largest display OF tlowering
plants in pots in bloom, including all the
above classes, by one Exhibitor,
A. Z. e 3-5
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DOARD or MANAGERS.

James II. B'inkerhoh, William Bar
rick, George w. Lutz, John Swigert, Jas.
Boyd, Lewis Baltzell, Thomas j. Baker,
Leander Stem and j. IL. Pittenger.
AWARDING COMMITTEES.
Thorough Bred Cattle with Pedigree.
John Baker, Melmore, Erastus Jones,
Sen, Republic; Phillip King, Fort Sene-
ca; Benjamin Reeme, Titlin.
IMPROVED CATTLE WITHOUT PEDIGREE.
A. c. Baker, Reed tp Isaac j. Wat
sou, Bloom tp.; Joseph Majors, Berwick;
K. X. Titus, Fort Seneca; Lewis S. Flack,
Liberty p.
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HENRY @. SPALDING,
ss CEDAR STREET, NEw.YoRK
CAUTION.

A certain uaprinei Fed persona are attempting to
PREHARED GLUE. I would caution all persoas 10
sxsmina before Purchasing, and see thatths ll name
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
is on the eeisis naPper--sll e.hsrs ats winding,
cooasssfsis. kbRfII
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expense and value
'iew of showing nc
'ivcd, or expected I
Judges.
requested 20 rcpor
business office Thu


Judges are requested TO report them.
selves Mt the business office Thursday, o
o'clock A. NJ. They are expected to
make written reports of theirawards, Civ.
ing reasons for preference to articles and
animals, upon which premiums are awar.
dcd.
All reports of Judges are expected to
be handed in by II o'clock NJ. Friday, the
3d day ofthe exhibition.
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ALFRED d. TALLEY.
st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or FrysipeIas,
Tetter aud salt Rheum, scnid Head,
UfnuWorm, Sore Eyes. Dropsv.


Tetter and salt Rheum, scnid Head,
Hingworm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
Dr. Robert NJ. Prebe writes from Salem, N. Y. l2ih
Sept, 1850 that he has cured inyeterate Of
Dropsy which threatened 20 terminate fatally, ~ The
persevering Of Sarsararla aud also dangerous
M1iiqlapt Erynp,ds by large doses Of tho samo says
he cures the common Btgiions by II constantly.
BronehoceIe, Goitre or Swelled Neck.
Zebulon sloan Of Prospect, Texas, writes Three bot
tics of your SarsaIaiilla cured nom Goire "a hia
swelling on the neck, which had suffered hon
two years"
ucorrh0a or whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
DR.. j. n. s. Claiming, of New York city, writes
ccetfuy comply with tho request OF your agent IN
saying have found your Sarsapafla most excellent
Alternative IN the numerous complaints for which we
employ such remedy. but especially In Etiaals Dfcdscs
Of the scroulous dnthess. have cured many nvcter-
ate Of Lcucurrhon by H. md some where the
plant caused by tcidtioi Of the uterus. Tho ulcer
alton itself curod. Nothing within my knowl-
edge equals Il for these female arrangements"
Edward s. Marrow, of Newhury Ala, writes, dan.
gerous ordFdn n0r Of the females in my family,
which had densd all the remedies could employ, has
t leugk been completely cured hy your Extract Of sar
saparllla Our physician thought nothing but extlrra
on could afford relief but he advised the trial of yeur
sarsaparia the last resort before cuttHg, and it
proved cncetua Amer taking your remedy eight weeks
no synptoin OF the disease frtnans,p
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IHDLPEsDENGrs Preston Co., Va, 9Th Jaly, 1883.
On. J. c. AYrR: Sir, have been afflicted with pain.
f chronic RieGtism for long time, which baied the
skin of physicians. and stuck TO me IN spite Of all the
remedies could lind, until tried your souaparila. Ono
bottle cured In weeks aud restored my general
health much that far better than before was
attacked. think It wonderful medicine. J. RltkAN.
Jules Y. Geteho Of 81. Louis writes; "I have been
afflicted for years with affection Of he Lirer which
destroyed health tried every thing and every thing
fael TO relieve me aud have been hrokondown man
for years nom other than derang,Hlet 0
ne Lirr My beloved pastor, the Rev. Mr. Espy, advised
10 try your Sarsapara because he said lie kEew you,
aud any thing you made worth trying. ny the bless
ing of God has cured me, and has purified my blood
| as TO make new man of mo. feel young again. The
best that be said Of you is not half good cnorgh"
| schIrrus, Cancer Tum ors, Enlargement,
| liberation, Carries ana Exfo1iation OF
the Bones.
great variety OF cases havc beon reported to where
cures Of these formidable complaints have resulted fum
the Of this remedy but space here will not admit
| them. Some ef them may he found In our American
Almanac, which tho agents below named pleased 10
| furnish gratis to all who call for them.
| Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, EpiIcp-
! sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia
Many remarkable cures Vf ti,vse snsea,,s have been
made by the Alternative power OF this medicine II stiuu
atcs the vital functions into vigorous action and thus
o,ercomes disorders which would be supposed beyond its
reach. Such remedy has long been required by tho
cesses Of the people, aud confident that this will
| do for them all that medicine eau do.
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FIRST DIVISION.
SECOND DIVISION.
Mares.

Best Brood Mare Offspring
TO be exhibited with Mare)" 6 8
2d do 4 g
Best Marc X yrs. tG over 2 XII