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iDolitfal.
Proceedings OF the Union County Con-
NentlOn.

The meeting convened ut II 6'dBclt, and or.
ganiEcd by electing Christian Park; Chairman,
and A. W. Miller Secretary.
On motion, one delegate from each township
ard ward wcfc nasled rs rrl '+sfT
CoNNIrrEL ON CsEpESrtALs.
&daiiis-Dorsey iiartsock Bloom-w. j. Spit.
lotj CiInton--N. L. Brewof; Eden--John +. Reed;
Jaelkson--E. II. Lumani Loudon--Capt. +. n.
Steward; Liberty-Jnmcs Lott Pleasant--FrAnccs
Adams; Scncca--David Culver; Scipio-,Iohn
Cole; venicc-LOster suttonj LIST wArd-L. Bait
Eell 2ndward--E. q. Bowe: ~
One delegate chosen from cnch township and
ward constitutoda
-. CoNNirrEE oS REsoLvrioHs.
Adams, Humphrey wRitShiah; Bloom, William
Watson; Jackson, Bzra Miller; London, J. W. Ar
mold; Liberty, Francis seagraves; Pleasant, ia.
cob BoWorscck. scncca, Henry Davidson; scipio,
John 8. Smith; Venice, s. J. Seed; list Ward
Cooper X. watsoni End Ward, l.. A. Hall.
In the samo manner was appointed a
cpNNrrEL cS CIsrRAL CoAsITrEE.
Adams, d. @. Rule; bloom, A. b. McCIeIland
Clinton, Horace Huber; Eden, c. Y. Brundagei
Jackson, stephen Dickeni Louden, Robert Ad-
Nms Liberty, George Cessna; Pleasant, Moses
Abbotti Seneca, James Chamberlain; scipio. @.
VI. Ogden; Venice. J. W. Carson; LIST Ward l..
Balt1ell; End Ward, :. W. Martin.
On motion OF c. X. Watson, the Central Com.
mittee was fixed at Ave members.
n. u. Brewer moved that a tommittee Of three
on Older q Business bc appointed which pre-.
yailedl and consisted of. N. l.. Brewer, Capt.
Boyd aud Henry Davidson.
G. X. Watson here offered q motion that one
from each township he selected, to act with tho
Central Committee, fnr their township, adopted.
On motion the meeting then adjourned until
~ o'clock, p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The committee on Order OF Business reported
as follows;
1st, Report OF Committee on Credentials, gnd,
Report OF Committee on Township Committee
ard, Report Of Committee on Central Committee
ith, Nomination Of Representative, 9th, 'rroas-
urer. 9Th, County Commissioner. 1th Prose-
cutting Attorney. 9Th. Inhrmary Director. 9th,
Report OF Committee on Resolutions. 10th.
Speech Of Gen. Gibson.
The Committee on Credentials Wero first cali
ed upon and reported the following;
The townships are entitled 10 the following
number Of delegates
Adams, 49, Bloom, II; Bis Spring, D. Clinton,
a. Eden, 49, Hopewell, Il Jackson, TO- Loudon,
al Liberty, ~; Pleasant IL; Reed, i2; Seneca, o.
seipiO, Isl Thompson, O. Venice, 10; LIST Ward,
~; End Ward. II. .....-
The following are tho delegates from the 70
sPectiye townships and Wards;
ADAMS,
Abraham Rhiuo. John Guisbert, Humphrey
whitsman, II. u. l.. whiteman, G. W. White,
man, d. G. Rule. DIV Dudrow. John Wales,
Ill n n.
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BEST OF LEATHER,
CONSTITUTION OF OHIO.
Proposed Amendment to the Con-
stitution'

STATE or Utlto,I
1qrTick ~ rHr SEcRrTARY oF SrArE.
WINES lIEN5I saIrn, sgcr9ita.y z. of state Of
lowing IN = triie copy Of Joint resolution passed.
by the Gonerei Assembly " tho State Of ohio, on
the 9th day Of April A. n, 1857 taken from tho
original rolls on Gle in this office.
In testimony Whereof have hCrcufito
subscribed my name, and all xed the
Great Seal Of the State Of Ohio. al
lsEALl Columbus the 9Th day Of April 4. D
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH.
Secretary Of state.
--AzA--z-
hEsOLUTIoN
Relative IN an amendment of the Consultation;
providing for the extension Of the elective fran
rhise;
Resolved; by tho General tsscmbly of tho
State Of Ohio, threo-hfths of the members eieele
70 each House agreeing thereto, that II he ard is
hereby proposed to the electors Of this State, to
vote At the next annual Octbber election upon the
approval or rcjection of the following aiiohdment
A. substitnte for the fret section ~ tkt fth ar
ticlc of the Constitution of this State, t6:wit;
Every male citizen oft1e United States Of the
age Of twenty-one years, who shall have boon n
resident Of the state one year next preceding tho
election, and Of the county, or township or ward
in which he resides such times as may. 6e provi-
lied by Law, except such perrols as HAVE borne
arms in support ofnny ihsurfcc,ioh or rebellion
against the Government Of the United States, or
have hrd from their places uf rtpidohck Ia avoid
being drafted into the military service thereof, oI
have deserted tho military or Dafa service Of said
Goveratnent N time Of Nar, and tad not subse.
quenty been honorably discharged from tho
Same, shall have the qualification ~ an elector
aud he entitled to vote at elections"
" n no, A. -PARRoTT,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ANDREW. g. McBuRNEY
President of the SenAte.
Passed April 6, 1867. [aprlln26m6.
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toVroN
,. W Anold, rsnip Byers, Daniel Kiser. c c
Nesuerc'le, Dr. Cara--. Robcrt kdans. Theo.
dore Hurt 2 Robins HraN, whit..snen. John
WILSON, Matthias truth, pr StsSsr,. John cline
Cornelius Leahy.
A. Ash Jonathan Cessna. Francis Seagravcs.
Jaooo fcasel. George Cessna. A. Fdasol. Jainas
Lott, Wlliain tlsck, jcssc wasuor.
rtnsisf.
Jacob BowttseS, Francis Abbott, " wasNsr,
Martin smith, Josiah Iteiterbske. n. = iuts
Moses Abbott, James n. Davidson, Ephreim
AmhrOacsJ r Drcun WIN Sheath, Av Clark.
4. c. nakor
David Culver r. p. Bercaw, Henry David.
son, Jas u. BtiukerhoiT, John Cromer, Beue-
dict jameson, Bldah MursrNve, Elias E,i.r
Jas. ". Chamberlain,
scrlc
WI CrisScl, g " Ogden. b " NAh,rk rh,,c
Bugbee' Henry waSol, Henry Rohlcr. l. Cole,
John McCluns, George sto.rns, VI O ilra,iford. 4
o laPhsm, Smith, stephen i.apharn, Thoo
dors ELLIS, JNmcs stewart b..
~. Sccd, WIN Miller, Lcstcr su0or. w
Leonard, samuel wise, W Carson. Franklin
Gray, Hiram Royce, Jacob s,rsnler. ff
riRu wARD.
G. J. Keen, c. X watson. J. w. Nfuer. y
spielmsn, u. orod, 4. n. Ryers, Cornelius Lot,.
l., Raitsoii J. H. Iedy, WIN. Aru,lt. Jesse sht;,
or John Pocrinsn, u. e. Myers, ,. u. Ptttongor.
Levi woiriok, A. W. Mllor and Charles Leiner.
F.. Porter, l.. A. Hall, T.. @. Bowc. Jcrcmiah
Chamberln, $. Koup, John Crum, n. IIanssl,
J. ". Martin, A. MoNceL J, ". wsltors, v. n.
smithc, J. A. Hall.
Hopewcll and Thompson not represented.
Committee selected to Mt with Central Com.
mittec we're named ss followr
Adams--Horace Hall, Bloom--M. J. sritler;
Big Spring Potter Braytnn; Clnton-IIoracc tIu.
bori Eden-P. c. KishpauEh Hopcwei-Leyi
Keller; Jaeksou-wm. Ash. Loudon-C. Foster;
Libcriy-Dr Kcnnet; Picssunt--Moses Abbott;
Reod-Edwin BERNARD; sencoa-P. +, nercaw.
seiPio-John Cole Thompson-bNvid stewart;
vcnice--wm. MsMnlcr.
Committee on Central Csmmittco made the
following rorort which WAS adspisd, consist.
ing of the following persons, a. Central Commit.
tee for the ensuing ycar;--Philip spirlman. q. J.
Keen, A. W. Miller, NJ l., brewer, Low Wcirck
koNNAtioS roR RrrRsOStArrvH
The following persons wore naned for Repre-
sentativci
Horace Hall. Of Adams: Charles Foster OF lou
don; Luther A Hall. Of Tim; ArariAh z. Baker
Of Reed, aii Of which declining with tho exception
Of Horace Hall. Of Adams, he was upon motion
Of q, X. watson made tho unanimous chcfco o
tho Convention.
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LEAD
AND
COLORS IN OBL,

We haze ouv whise Load msds foe DE- by spss
elal contract In the bess Eastorn MaRsfactoT-
lee, ARa ssil oaV SWn brands, which We EaaF.
antee " give YOu aatlsfaeliSn. Ash fSrtho
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nr. ssEirhisaai Having used your Aall. .Chol.
era Mixture during the Cholera epidemic here last
summsr, and induced Others to do the same, In
eases that had all the cholera symptoms, In cv-
cry sase II promptly checked the disease, I he
heve ips the best remedy known for Choieta
sd dIarhoea Of every form, and advise those At.
nlsted TO try n.-w. BARnra, OF the arm of mar.
pefi choete NaDori Cincinnati Augalt
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Business for the UnemplOyed.-one
or two persons, with whom time time hangs
heavy on their hands are making business
of impounding the hogs so unfortunate as to
stray from their stys, under the late order pre-
scribing their long enjoyed liberties Bust
ness is business" be it ever so humble"
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The Rallroadcr. This euterprising sheet
published At Cincinnati, by fal.erson Allen h
Boyd, comes 10 US in neat and trim new
dress. tits a valuable sheet for travellers, and
we are pleased to notice this evidence Of its
prosperity,
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RRnnRs OF YnnrH-

gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
NuuI Debility, Premature Decay, and the effects
ofyduthfui lndiseretioni win for the sake Of suf.
f'rng humanity, send free to all who need Il, the
recipe ssd directions for mailing the simple rene
ay By which he WAS cured. Sufferers wishing 70
ptont By the advertisers experience, can do 60 by
addressing, In perfect confidence,
John n. OGDEN,
Nay lsS1, 40 Cedar street, n Y.
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PAsslNo MoRrh.

~ ,. H.-Mail train.
. S A. M.-Expreaa train.
Nall train North will mako connection at Clyde
FOR Cleveland and the Eaat
The IS A.. 81. train connects at Clyde for
cleselaad And the East direct. 1 friff 4 Il ~ .
GheS-sS rsn. train passes Tiflh daily except
sunday. Thel-15 A. N. train daily except Nom
day. J. II. POTTER, superintendent.
kUsH n. SLOANE. President.
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Killed Himself

Killed Himself.--Thc fast horse Rous-
'eau, owned at Fremont, which was pttcd against
Inc horse Fremont for a race ut 81 900, as stated
n last weeks paper, while training a. tho race.
course on Monday week, flew the track, and
'utted his brains out against post, killing him
instantly. lie was valued at $4,000.
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Decision or OOurt,--THe Circuit court ia
session at Perrys5urg last week, Judge Scott
presiding-deeided in favor Of Bowling
Green for the couuty-seat. The question will
go 10 the Supreme court now for final derl.
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'TMR HEALING POOL AND HOUSE or
MERCY

Reward Assseis<sop Reports, for YOUNG
MKN.on the cRIMKo oF SOLITUDE, aud the Z r.
RoRs, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy
tAs aAnly powers, and create i~pedimcnts to Mar
riAge, with means OF reltef. Sent in Sealed
letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address DIR. J.
SKILLEN HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa.
June 30, fssT-fv
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MARRIAGE AND CEHsNAUY.

An Essay Of Warning and Instruction FOR Young
men. Also, diseases and abuses %hien Srema-
1.rsly Prostrate the vital powers with sure means
efrslisf Sent free Of charge, In sealed letter en-
IoPfs, Address,
DIR. J. sKILLEN HoUGHToN,
howard Association, Philadolphis, Pa.
guns 40. i6sT.-6m.
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Conferences

Conferences. Central Ohio Con-
ference Of the NJ. +. Church meets at Foslora on
the 2sth inst, and the North ohio Conference at
Tnn on the same day, About one hundred and
fifty ministers are expected IN attendance at this
nj
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The New York McdlraI COLLEGE IN,

INV w" lOTh mcuiCdl NOlicSc LOT
WOmen-Will begin their Flth Annual
Term, of 20 weeks, at the College in 18th
Street, two doors cast Of Fourth Avenue, the
first Monday in November Address the
Dean, Mrs. @. s. Lozier, N. D., a5l West s4th
Street, N. Y, or tho Secretary, Mrs. G. F,
Wells, care Of Fowler and Wells, N. Y,
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PAssINc SOUTH.

- A. N.--Mail train.
IS ?, M.-Express train.
CcnRects East aud West at Forest, Delfefon tain
and JrbanA. Springfield for NeniA and Clncinna-
n. Az Dayton for the West and cincinnau.
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MARRIEn11Er-

Iaformstlon and advice Of vital Importance to
the married OF both sexes, IN a sealed envelope,
can be obtained free Of charge by addressing the
undsrslgned. Respectfully,
JAMES BUTLER,
S21 BroadwAv. n v
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pon,t Pam to Read rnia.

send your address, with stamp, for sample and
catalogue Of Articles for Young and Old, Married
and single. All shoul, have them.
Address A. BRIDGES, "a Dleecker Street, New
York City. ~.-.s aursms.
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CARD.

... CiSciSNArI, o., August O, 1857.
Or. r. l. Harper, General Agent Continental
Life Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn;
DEAR sIK-I feel il my duty, aud also q priviI-
ege, to acknowledge, through you, my thanks TO
tho Continental Life Insurance Company, OF
Hartford, Conn, for their promptness and lber-
ality in the payment Of the insurance Of (S3. .OoO
| Three Thousand Dollars on the life Of my father,
George Keefer, who died on the cath day Of July
horse on the 21rd The proofs of death were COM
pleted and forwarded on the Goth, and the pay.
lnent in full made on the 9Th day Of August.
istic of the Company Is not often met with and
take great pleasure in recommending the Com
pany TO the confidence Of all who may desire to
effect an Insurance upon their lives, My mother
and the family join with mo In returning
seSr ssS IsGes e you GTSSu'
We clip the above from ono OF our exchanges
and would incidentally remark that DR.. @. =.
Yingling, Capt. 8. II. Lindsley and l.. u. Arnold,
are the special Agents for this reliable company.
Transfers or Real Estate. the
week ending Aug. 20, 1857:
David Beamerto Lydia Hack 80 acres in
scipio Tp. $500
John Bowen to Nicholas Frankhnuser, lots
No. AZ 5 in Bettsville, $3.50
Joseph McNiu 10 Fred iarpsicr, = arre
in Thompson TIP. $40
James sincleAr to James II. Smith, acres
in jackson Tp. 500
Racharl A, Walker 10 n. Il, Moore, frac-
tion Of lot in End Ward Tiftin, $3.50
James S. Watson to VIM Bonnell, 80 acres
in Pleasant TIP. 5000
Margaret Arnold to $. A. 4 L, NJ. Cham
berlaiu, iI-lot No. ~, Ia Melmore $3.50
Henry @. Spayth 10 Frank Heinrich
acres In Clinton TIP. S5os
John Lachus 10 A j. peTne, lot No. 10 in
Berwick, o. Sl2
Gottfried Brunard to Philip II. ReihI, so
acres in Liberty Tp, $4,000
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COntracted.--In the council proceeding.
on Monday night eonlraot was awarded to
c. r. Jeack, for builing a cnpOla to Euginc
Housein sud Ward at cost ofss25.
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Looming Up.--Shswhan's new business
sleek has reached the third story, and presents
4 :" hne front" to the passcr-by. Il will contain
when finished i've business rooms Zone Of which
IS already rented wo understand) on tho nrst
ioor, with Offices and suciety hall in the upper
.tor;ag
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A Dance In PrOspect.-Some of the
young men propose having a social dance at
the National about the FIRST Of September Il
it "cools off" in the meantime.
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Excursion OF the Elght.-Tbc sth o.
Y. ]. are to have n reunion on the 1th Of
September, at Put-in-Bay, Preparations will
be made for a grand time.
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Rcmember-The reunion and excursion
Of the lOlst and i2Srd 0.v. l., to the Is
lands on the aoth. IA rdn days rution.,
without knnpsacks,' Is the order.
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Re-lald.--A number Of crossings that
have recently been put down. are we notice
undergoing reconstruction this week,
Nothing is worth doing unless it be done
Ill
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House Keepers you buy d. B.
De land 4 Co.'S Beet Chsniuui Ssl,-dfus you
will find every paper weighs a pound. Can
you say the same about other Saleratus7
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Another ROW.-Anothcr Saturday even.
ing row came of in front Of Fred Grum.
mel's Lager Beer Saloon, on Saturday even.
ing about five o'clock, in which several youug
roushs Of the city, who had been pAr,akinr
pretty freely ofthe nowin bowl" par,ici.
potcd. TWAS "tonglcd" affair. Nobody
seemed to be vow badly hurt though a great
many wanted to dgbi, suudry persons were
employed to hold coats, but they mostly found
II convenient TO hold them themselves In
short time afler the Marshal appeared among
them. Some took the advice Of their friends
and had business in another part OF Town i'm.
mediatcly, while one or two were ehoked
down by the Marshal and induced to visit the
Mayor, and leave With him their surplus
stamps. 6ch is whisky.
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Change next Weck.-we are unable to
give the timetable Of the change which occurs
next week in the running Of the trains on the c.
d. 4 Il. road, but have learned that the might
train will DO due here s,,opt ,nidni,bt
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Aceldent.---Mr. Joseph II. Richards,
who resides on Honey Greek, south of this
city, while engaged in walling up well on
Tuesday, had precipitated upon him by the
caving-in Of the upper portion of the well, a
large quantity of dirt but having rope a.
round his body at the time, he was extrcated
from his perilous position without very scrl-
ous iniuries
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DEATHS.

1 WILKlNSON-0n the evening OF August
9th, 1867, near Butler, Bates County No,
in the 46th year OF his age, ELIsHA r. WMKIR-
sos, formerly Of Repnbiic, Seneca Co., Ohio
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"Up TO Snuff." Il. Rose, is determined
to out.distance his competitors this fall In the
clothing line, and the public are becoming
aware that bargains are to be had at his es
tablishment. Call and see.
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''Even all Mankind to some loved Ills In.
SNpe'' such as neslec.ipg to observe proper
rues OF ofheAith; which entails disease, and too Of.
ton premature death. 1fyou have Cough euro
WWish bottle Of Dr.. J. W. Poiand's White
Pine Compound. II never fails. Sold by all
Druggists at $500 por bottle.
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AASpUIntmcnt.-Dr, Morgan will DO in
Tifin on Saturday, August eth. An those wish.
ing to see him. will please call on that day. J.
+. Marquardt is sole Agent for his Immediate Re.
lief
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More RaIn-MOre C0rn.-The spell Of
the drought appears to have at las, been bro-
ken, and several clever little showers have
interspersed the warm sunshine the past few
days, and corn is looking up"
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WANTHH--SDA FAT.

rrHE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY Al HIS
II Ashery on Franklin street, Ia Second Ward
aud saap gfeases rersolis viii hnd itto fhcir
advantage to sell their fat al these prices tan ~
making u into soup at a small advance
,.... JACOB EIDT.
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THURSDAY MORNING, AUe. u, 1891.


Obllgeds-To Messrs Persons 4 Wilson,
for measure Of nice peaches ifom their Belle
vue oFchard, u lIf.
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Glpsles.-A rowing band of this peculiar
people have been stopping near this city the past
week, engaged In their usual ayucaliun Of horsc.
trading. foftuno.teling and solcillnr Old cinihes
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District COurt-COnve7es in this city
to-day, Judge Scott presiding. The session
will last but two days.
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Accepted. The Dexters Of Fremont have
accepted challenge for match. game 81 base.
ball from the Great Westerns Sf this city, and
will engage them hero on the gsth.
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aptfial Natites.
sBeyona che mississiPPi.'
A complete History OF the New states
and territories, from the Great
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pY AIREnr b. RIcnAnnsoN.

~ Over 1o,oOo copies sold in one month, -Sp
Life and Adventure on the Prairics, Mountains,
and Pacific Coast. with over 200 Descriptive
and Photographic Views Of the Scenery, Cities.
Lands, Mines, People and cdriositics Of the New
States and Territories.
To prospective smigrants and settlers in thc
"Far West" this History Of that vast and fertile
region will prove an invaluable assistance, sup
pltins As does want long fcii ofa full. auihen-
VIC. and reliable guide to climate, soil, products,
means Of travel. etc.
AGENTS wANTED.-send for Circulars and
zee our terms, and full description Of the work.
ADDRESS NATIONAL PUBLISHING 80.
14s West Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
AuGl5noi1t2.
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Cincinnati, Dayton & East'rn R. R,
TIME TABLET

On and after May 9th 1851 trains will ar.
rive At Tinin, aE fOllowsi f.r.f
TWO DAILY TRAINS Pass TIFFIN Each Way,
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Paying Dear for Their WhIstle.-A
Democratic mass-meeting wa held at Fre-
mont on Saturday, and M. fendseton was
advertised to address the nseth,gy The mr.
terrified Of Finley ard Fostoria chartered a
special tram 70 carry the " faithful 4" to Fre-
mont at the cost OF one hwatrsd dollars !
When the train len FOstoria, there we're just
nineteen abs ard, oy actual connt making
something ,ver $500 the expense Of carrying
each passs lgerl Democracy, thou art ceased
to be profitable.
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For FOstOrla.-Ths Crescen,s so to Eos.
toris, tomorrow per agreement to play their
match-gamc Of baseball with the Fostoria
club. -- -r,t ~rD 'rrtD r.rtr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-22
LOngWOrth's Native WInes.-Golder

LOngWOrth's Native Wines.-Golden
Wedding, Sparkling cAtawba, stIl catawbaS,
Sweet Ca,awbA, &C. s .
The wines from the Longworth Vineyards and
Wine House Cincinnati, o., have AttainedA world
wide celebrity for excellence and purity, fruity
flavor and boquet, they are surpassed by none In
the market, either native or foreign. Trade sup
piled BY Grapes \ Co. aug.32-m3.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-22

Ohio Female COIlege.-we have receiv-
ed a neatly printed catalogue Of this insiitu-
tion, at College Hill, six miles north of Gin
cinnati. The grounds, twenty acres in all,
are oEaamented with shrubbesy and shade
trees. The buildiLgs are elegant aud com
~OdiOus. The Faculty is full and able. For
circulars, terms, ect., parents may address
Rev. J. Andersen, President College Hill
Ohie.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-22

TIE New. Isaac AiksR Pastef of the Beaver
Street Methodist Church. in Allegheny, Pcnnsyl4
vsnia, states that he has been permanently cured
ofDyspepsia, after IS years suffering, BY the use
ofCoe's Dyspepsia Cure. This is but one in
ihnusand who have had the same experience.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-22
TERRIFIC ONsLAUGHT,
row s the season for those huge black swarm
Of niss that so torment man and beast.
DuTcuER's

LIUH TNINU FIJI skILLEW
viii make clean sweep Of them--eYcry sheet
viii kill Squart Beware Of bogus Limitations,
whish some may say arc "just as good" Their.
A nothing at all comparable with It.
Bold everywhere Price Six Cents. nH-N.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-22

On Their Travels. The three prisoners
who escaped nom our county jail, on last
Sunday week, were seen on the MeCu,ch.
ensvile road that day in the neighbOrhcod Of
Thomas Balt1slls farm by sorhe persuhs nom
the city, and euquircd how they could cross
the river, and we understand, we're afterwsrd
seen by some one going soHIh Oh the Negro
town road, on the opposite side Il the river
They seem to have little fears from pursuit
and were taking Il quite leisurely. Like the
Frenchmar, We are disposed to enquire "have
VIC Burbon among us2" There is evident.
y something "rOtteu in Denmark, II these
reports are true ...