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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

BD- Dallas county was represented In
the Bryan Convention, by Mitch. Gray, J,
u. Mclean, u. D. Marohbanks aud e. Tur.
ncr, proxies for the regularly appointed
delegates, who could not attend.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

Rly" A fine cotton. bloom has been shown
the editor of the Paris Press. The editor
estimates the yield of cotton this year in
Lamar county at 5000 bales. Can any
one form M estimate Of the yield of Dallas
county?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

pay Oar friends, Capt. Jno. W. Lane,
delegate in the Bryan Convention from
Travis county, Gov. 1hrockmorion, aud
Gco. I. lIaswcll, Esq, Of Bryan, have our
thanks for Convention aud other news.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

ssS-The proceedings Of the New York
and Bryan Conventions, aud other news Of
interest, so completely dll up our space
this week that NC have little room for any
Thing else.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

DD" The most prolific town in Texas for
newspapers, is certainly Jefferson, in Ma
rion county. We this week receive anoth-
er new candidate for public favor, publish.
ed there, called the "White Owl,"-motto-
"Laugh and grow fatl" u. Roiimm and
L. Pullum, are editors AMI proprietors.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

a0 The Pilot Point Vcdette says thai
IN unknown man was found dead few
days since, seven miles from that place, on
Little Elm, supposed to have been murder.
ed, by whom or for what, is unknown. lie
appeared to have been dead about week
or ten DAYS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

The citizens of Waltham, Mass.
have voted that no bees shall be
kept in that town.
1t is said that only one meer.
schaum in ten made in Germany is
genuine.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

Ca 4 meeting is called for to-day, In
Denton, Of tho farmers Of that county with
the view Of forming an agricultural So
cicty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

gsU" The Democracy Of Grayson and
Fannin counties, each, have grand barbe-
cue ou the 18th inst, (io.Jay,) the first at
Sherman and the latter at Bonham.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

pEHvHl bs srrn that C.pil.EIAns
~ de Austin Garsfss. formerly sf tins
tiaes. - % she eoumiiirf ~ 'si.s from eaeh
gudisssi Ii-frie' 20 srr-niEe he Democratic
s,s4sT 10 he sfa's O=Eziizs. sul Be pre-
rsrsz - ra-s iu p ssilI plzi-HH.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

B6" We raise the ticket nominated at
New York to our masthead with pleasure,
and hope to herald forth the news in No
vember next Of its triumphant success.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

vi meues the ss'su'h ssss o, Of Lsr
Scheol on
uoNDNN, sErrEunEH ., I>as.
At the old brick schoolhou.s on Maia u.
HTEs or Trruos, PER SESSION OF rWESu
NkEgs;
MISUNDERSTANDING, Read
Ing, fenmanship aud Mental Ar
ilhmeI.c, ...,.,..,.,..,,,,, ,......,,",,,,sl0 %
SECOND CiAss.-Engllsh Gram
mar Typography, Analysis, Natur-
nj and Moral Philosophy aud
Written Acknowledgement, E. 10 %
THIRD CLhSS.-McnialF Philosophy,
Astronomy, Chemistry, Geology.
Rhetoric, Logic, French aud latin.
aud the higher hrnnchr. ~ Math-
cmnllcA -.'' '...,..., .,,,,,,... ~ 10
Incidental Zee, ...........,,.,..,..,..,.... | 30
The above prices are In specie, and strict.
~ in diruHcc.
Each stu lent will he charged from The
time U. entering school until The clos. 81
the session. aud no deduction will he made
for lost time, except In case. Of protracttd
sickness Of two weeks or moro.
Dallas, Texas, July Is, ls6S-iitf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

BT- Gen. Mcdowell, recently relieved
from duty rs Commander of tho 4th Mill
tary District, was in Washington on the
9Th inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

t7- Hon Thomas william Ward, once
Commissioner Of the Land Ofics Of the
Siais o. Texas, has been nominatsd and
-stfri-,s ~ The Q s ssnsis, ss Csl.eigr
q Cusisus e, Corpus Christi, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BuII EnuLu
OF tha Arrival snd DspafiuIs n TIE
Malls 81 Dallas Teas

NHNHHH H""HN W.. ct NNN
. aAtffsFus AH.fTf Htafr aks4 rtar.t.,
80 ,siaaal ufra iflsrtf FstrT sslast. ~
H..af 90 f1.ltr u fhn
. tlAEhstiiit ArHfri rslst T.ssisy asFs.
80 fr.iaF ar. tH1Iisr HHfha ts51rif srsrs 49,.
MakriaiA ~ rrala- saarf s...tsf - ~ -,
49, islsfis srrrF assias ~ f-tisF afaas
NANrAiiAA Afr.trs flrrf uaftsss ~ . -
tsaarff faFrf a uilHsiHF a1Has
ehAAnfeflash arrlfFs rafaH Tl.ar..fa afaFs
h.1s1ts EOS Meas laaa
~ fhAAAN AFrsrs FauF IkuIttsF - -
hfi4fis rar1H AaF4fH q SO
hrhath h,a ~ E,sEa ~, : a. IA 6ssss
. o. notha, n, iszs.tri.
Have , ~ sea lls ETraitsi ssHlsT " iLs
age The Assriig sssihs Msshihs sala-
P.rie Siih Tzhs feF Gals - Il eaA ~
ssFn a. 80 ihesinai siRrri, PHILADELPHIA,
i'enHsglEsais, AgrRis are waited, ksih
iersi sHd lT.seiias, ATPly piik siaHp
S-n-Ea's-luHs 81, ls'ss-il'l0s
IA, iEuis So raw a ,Rulrss" 80 ~
A.ralsa tuslAr a.. irsslsl Asla, isT sAu.A u ~
allfss fsls . fAsTs ssEs a,iIatni - fh.r SssinE
Ma .r- ssft o. susris slasAHs, "a Asassiras
issrslFst
h. a., tFsnri y H,sssssrisrs, d. EsFusT ssslSs
AafaiNf 's- srsrs - hsaFsA, NFs Aask gig,
,is1si' 30 fssitsi ThiT iErTsslFui NsEsf. taIil
Mas ~, ssH'a q 10 t.a'i 81 sssai s,sssAas-
hsi l1afa larss -HlaEA A. ls fIiEsaf'Hai-EgslE "a
Assi,ssi - 80 issiAF o. ~ 80 a ssAu.
u 80 a. ass'its- fa5if E,uh ~ fhth snf
hsih7H Tsas,H g. nitsh1i aai - go A. - Fssssss-
'4'asi 4 = $40 f,asi, at al Iaiih sFas1alls,
sAw, isiaii ,iess-isu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

By Professor Hardy, the ventriloquist,
was in the town of Denton last week. lie
has been on q tour through the frontier
counties.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

ta5- Ualsr the head o. "s~iHIisFs," the
Beaten Mentor deals soms slsiEe haImsI
Lisus On yarious and suHiTy RswsPsps'
/ advertising agencies ia aihsrsnl parts Of
the seunlTy, aud as The editor has iHsludsi
in his lisi, ssns shs, Al least, 80 far As Nc
arc concerned, have always acted heRoTa'
big, nc vi meHiisa them, MrssIs, fel-
tinslll 4 10, d NeE York, have always
paid as promptly according to their sOn'
tracts. We believe this frm to be one
among the very, SrSy Tea reliable ad'sr'is'
ing agencies in that city. Phillip werlsin,
Of New ORLEANS, NC presume, will al any
time comply With the terms OF his con-
tracts, The h,m Of u, 4, Wharton s To-
Of NeW Orleans, are Al the tor Of our col
umns rs agent In New Orleans for tic Her.
aid aud as late a. June 9th, uli,, Nc saw
aud eonyersrd with both the partners Of
the arm, in their Office; and !, Is not hard
10 hnd either, being In the Merchants E,-
change on Common Street, low doOrs
above the City Hotel. Dolbears CONNER.
eial College has generally paid US for their
advertisements when We inserted ihcm,
As 10 Ames & Co, the New York adVer-
tiscment headed "SlOo for ton cents aud
the numerous great distributions Of
Jewelry advertisements, We haven't had
much to do with them, but when We have
We were generally bitten for instance
Wright & Co., Hill, Porter & Co, aud a
number Of others We might name. Friend
burnett you are right in abusing that
sort, and We will help you, but as TO those
named first in this article, We have given
our experience aud have no reason TO com.
plain Of them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

- 30 tttf faas ~ ffii isfs IflFtf
"A o. tttaifslf is a. teaissiisas 49,
aifii - uttf " a. sfs frst Csstfs.
iisa 30 tssttsss iiai d 1919 sstt
ssI tiatitsts sAsihsf - "a p - 80.
tsi iisaFssiiisn itsi % iheatli slssii
~ sssauasi ~ IA 80 stlisisi h ssT
ssy siil 10 isasffsiis FaFiT, sd STA
tssfy nas SO s.ssiisIsi ne stiisIs y
80 sl.ls o-ssiTy a. ils fTsi great R'isi
~ h. fsasiirsl
IAs sassy PI~@isfsi HaSss shiSA ssIs
spakss u il sssassiisn siil 40 sslsiAa'
iisss. ssraVl - i-sFiy ihai ihrTs ga h
liiisTsrss aziill-hfliHsai shairssFaisl,
h. lLs Ttssh- Il is iLsTsfsEs, snL 'ls
sisaesi pleasure aHl graiisssiisa iha' Nc
Es,iss ,hs leary uaaniHiiy ihai FTsEailsi
ihIsasloai ils slsls csHEsAisA, aHi ilai
sash asa, a. NsllanliHslaA, PsHilsisH,
IiaHoosk, liss tricks, aIi sihsIs less PTOU-
iHsni, "a sHly aoauissss, ha' d - si'h
sHihusiaslai asl isrihrT ihai il vas Al lhs
arssnl sslisiiaiisa VI Ma HailaH4iuglaa,
ihs hsssa fisal " Ma, rsEilslsn, that
Ma SeymeaE vas iHiaosi ~ aossPl 'hs
pssiiisa 80 sRaIiuasasly aHi sHihasiasiissl'
b irnlsTel Lia, NLsn the leaders are -
unsniH,sus, il is acct that nc sLoali all
lLTss aside aay IsTssHal fssliRs u prefer
sRss wLish Ne may have entertained snd
give 10 the ticket aa sarssi aai hearty
suppaTl, as ne believe il siil receive
lhToas hsa, the Shs.s lsRg,h sni breadth
% the LAID.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

Prentice says old Ben Wade is no
civilian. There's nothing civil about
him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18
SrirErLNIEiLEl ErITIIE rONuITTEF

AHasfs FL - ft7HsflHsN
~, v. Waves, naNis Fsinis, t1,siTu,AR.
iHhn iisHssk, TaVs, m IA sr-s,a Is,i Raw
i'AfFt be- ellH, ihnshi'nEs,Ns hiRgiai
IN Thr- ktistrR, tsiin fsR,,-F,,, Can,rPsR,
NV IrRirF.,n, liarT., Enr.fk,it, LisTty,
Iisa,ili"ltS aaTi t,aiSr,iuh u " H. klaI CNis.si
> MaseTFk, iAIsE ihh u l.assirs, Au,iia.
Il, q EaUry. MriHnRan, f,hsrNtsuy SlnA asu,I Ir
! u starr, Ns~,s,i,sl,-s, q " Is,R-s. Ila,irP
i,il,gsarsn, At.i-T-.sn. Nv, ~ hiihSii IasarSA.
q A.ii"nid, lss,n. CIV, Saith, Cnl"Tad,a
HU HGt !, hInHAs, s-rTriaFy,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER =, 1868.


MONDAY, SEPTEMBER =, 1865.
Rates OF Tuition, per Month.
Primary Class, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Preparatory Class................... - so
First Junior Class. ..............,.,3 20
Second Junior Clnss..... ............... . so
First Senior Class. ........, I 90
Second Senior observation-disclosures. Z 90
Music on Piano or Guiiar.............. D %
Pupils may take lessons Of Mrs. s. y. IINLSELL or
of Prof A. MILLER, ~ they cloo,c.
Contingent Fee ............... ........... %
The course is that pursued in first class
Collegiate stitutions-embracing the File.
mentary and Higher branches, the Physi-
cal and Moral Sciences, the Mathematics
(pure and mixed) and Ancient Languages
--also German, French and Spanish if de-
sired. The School is to be of first or,icr rs
to knowledge, Morals and Manners.
Tuition, in specie, or its equivalent in
United States currency, payable in advance
by the half-term (2I months).
Board in the best private families at
from to- to twelve dollars per month.
Small BOYS admitted; special care given
to their Morals, and their education direct
ed if desircd) with reference to business
or the complete College Course in future.
W. II. SCALES.
Mas. NJ. f: KERFO0T | A.s,. r., Dan
" II. GILLESPIE, "s''' hi'' Yep
Dallas, July lS, l86S--44:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18
FIRST GLASS
FEMALE SCHOOL,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

YNllE next annual Session, divided into
l. two terms Of five months each, will
cu IN IN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

BI~ Senator Grimes, of Iowa has recov
cred from his recent attack of paralysis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

fsF the state az t.asEs,
o. u. frfEhs,lN, JoiiA nAN0Ns's.
AttFFaatrs.
!, A. IlHANELANb. GEa ~ SMITH,
a MA is1anis, sdtkAEa,ss 4 SAILS
80 HrsTsr - ts,laNA a. fislEHF,
NiiaHa si'sis,aa, e lisuislc !, L. c-aI 4 islsT
slir'tssir-
trsfNa q ssFfsstlNn hasfHhrr,
haNi gailrstssa. - Auass lAnsns n iiani =
Hnsssaa, aiinnsair
fHiHR EssssEssFHsAl hisFHnI
a, W, j.asrs - h.siRls J, " Anarrs'u, Il hrtannsn
slisTtsaiF.
fsTHIu esNsEEsshsAt HisFFtrT-
g, lrs'H, q frsaT CHARLES stewart, II haItis,
alirhsir,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18
9w Sarfriisrmruts.
>~~~~~~~~~~~
FEMALE SCHOOL,
DALLAS, TENAs.

AIRS, lou, CouGMANouR, will com,
WI meucs the seVsu'h SECS o. Of her
sehaul an
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-14
A SOlHOquy.


To blow, or not to blow That is the question.
Whether tits nobler In the mind 10 sufftr
The noise and horrors ofcuiTageous whistles,
Or to take up arms against sea OF trouble,
And by petition end theml To stop Suppress
No more and, by suppression, to say we ord
The eararhe, and the thous'ud nervous shocks
The whistles make US heir to IT'S oonsumation
Devoutly to be wished To stop to quiet;
TOquirtl have peace--Ay, there's the rubi
When whistles die, What other din may come,
To al the vacuum of these harbingers OF toll,
Must give us pause. There's tho respect
That ought ensure tho whistles hfoI
For Wha wonld bear,ths whistles' shriok
The hotels gong the rumbling drsyi
The clAng OF ma-ons' trowels the yell
OF auctioneers, and other various tumults
That nervous people have to bear
when they might great quietus make
With a bare petilionl Who would noisea bear
or groan and sweat In Bedlam life
But that the drsad Of something worse
That undiscovered rush d' balloon'bcats
Decendlng to the earth, puzzles the VIZ
Aud makes US rather bear the ills we have,
Than ny to others we know not OF etc, ete.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-14
FROM MORROW.

q q MOERow, wAaarS Co., o., May 9Th. '6s.
Eos. TaIBUSE;
In my last paper ind notice, notifying me
that my subscription expired on the 2lst ut., 80
lnelosed please find two dollars for cannot dis
pensc Whh your paper / have been 90 long in
the habit Of seeing its friendly face aud reading
its faithful teaehings (and it is always sound on
the great questions Of the day, that cannot
think Of doing withoutit, aud Mrs. Ropp.says
She is lost II her Oil friend, the Tribuns, fails to
make ITS weekly visits.
As am writing, viii tell you little about
the prospects Of the fruit and grain crops here
abouts. Spring opened here very early in March
tho weather Was very, pleasant, Rhd, vegetation
grew apace, and an nature was putting OH her
gay dress, all were rejoicing in the prospects OF
an early Spring but april came at last, aud With
It old Father winter removed the battle to main
tain his sway, bat finally old Father Sol. gained
the victory, aud winter called on bis troops and
has gone into summer quarters, to rost until late
next fall when he willcome again In battle array.
During this contention the fruit crop was in
doubt, but frosi the present prospects Of May
will only bo content TO be tho May OF old), We
WILL have good average crop, and upon our
table land the prospects are good for full crop,
the earlier varieties OF the cherry wil be quite
scaut, the peach crop promises we'll,
The prospects for grain are much botter at this
time than Il was Two mqudAs ago. IN lie some
fields are entirely destroyed and ere Plowed mp
and planted IN corn, thS bilisnee have improved
very much, and according to the opinion Of our
best and oldest farmers wew.ll have good aver.
age crop.
As for news, we have bat little, only the i'm
peaehment trial has kept mp liihe excitement
here. All think that Mo,es las sortad TOO iosg
Jo' ne good ef he coaabyi and now Tor tho good OF
his eosntry he must go into private life, there 10
spend his.dAys in ObseuTity, resting under tlIe
condemnation of an outraged nation.
Ard As Tor eli Warren, you viii bear'he thun-
dsFiuI voice Tor Grant aud Collar next NoVem-
b>y J. =. Eosr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-14
BIilers. = Most bItters Of tbe present d

Bltiers. - Most bltters OF tue present day
that ars londly puffed through the newspap ers
as having great tonic, and curative properties
are vile compounds and base impostions con-
taiping, ao, medicipal yirtuea whatever, and are
really very poor Whisky beyefagesi and, Instead
ofaetipg as stimuent 9nd tonic, have a tendens
cy TO weaken the stomach by entirely Destroying
the coating. The phblc should therefore be
very cautious, and PURCHASE none bat RobdsFs
Somaeh Baiers, which have stood the test as
remedial agentfor many yesrs. and are redl as
theF name Indicates, stomach bt,ers, and not
beverage, They combine the properties Of the
best ioaic and stimaant--a gentle Laxative. 40
eiheient ant-biliqas agentand the best stoniaehie
known 20 the world, AMI, WHEN taken in oortunes
ton with Rohsek's Booi Pills, are TIE safest
and sgrest preventative agalast sll blions de /.
ranssiDenis thFousblyresuh,fiug the whole sys-
teni and giving tone to tho digestive orgais
They are hIghly reeomm snasd as sn lnyigorat.
Ing tome 10 mothers while nursing increasing
the how OF milk, aud coavalcscents, to restore
The Prostitution which always folloSs long.eon-
tmued sickness. they are unsurpassed No house,
hold HIouli consldsr themselves -a.e from the
ordiupry maiAies without the inialuablo me,ii-
einos. They can bs obtained Of Hershiser a
uysrs. solo Agents, TiMa, oa.o. no1eIu,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-14
IN CnNsIt,rp1.Irrs

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
tfrec OF charged to all who dosrc IT, the prcscrlp.
tion with the directions for making and using the
Tinple rem'drbY whichhr was .curcd of lung
,shecton and thatdrAad disease cossuNrrtoN.-
His only object is TO qeneat the afnlcted and he
hopss every sufferer will try this prescription. A.
q will cost them nothing, and may prove Jios-
sing, Please address d. ..ar .sf.4 HFt
~rrg REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
MavIG 1867
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-14

/. Agcptleman who an early lsfe was avwdm to
thN debasins v'ce ~ common 70 Youth, which
resulted in Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostration, aud came
near ending his days in hopeless misery After
using numerous ,remedies without success. he
obtained fromr Tiend- some simple rules and
prescriptions that effected permanent cure.
On behalf Of suffering humanity he win send
the same free of charge to all who mas desire Il.
Addessl lEp6tf rRENtAtNE. station n,
itni7-tv Bible House Now York '
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-14
TIFFIN MARKRTs.
Corrected weekly, by 9. n. sneath.
Thin. Ohfs Nav IA. I9g

Corrected weekly. by 9. B sneath.
Tinin, Ohio MRY "a, IS0S
FLOUR-Sli,a0 to st2,O0
WHEAT-vS2,tO 20 .e346 from teams
CORN-s5 cts for new, 30 cts for old.
ME-l lato shlS per bushel, .HtrgE
OArS-6O cent?
CLOVER SEED--sb5O 20 600
TIMOTHY SEED-st so to o. 70.
FLAX SEEDS OO.
BARLEY-st,iO to 81, 30 per buslici,
BUTrER-3O to 70 cents per pound.
E9GS--l5 cents per dozen.
LARD--In kegs - cent. per pound.
PoIATQES-St0O TO SiiI0 perbushol.
TALLow-S 10 cents per pound.
CANDLES--Stcarine p, talow zoe. per pound.
WHlSKEY-St,0O, and common $3.50 per "a lion
HAMS-lSci sugar cured 20 cents per pound.
BEESWAN-23 10 - centsper pound.
HOGS--Dreascd 81 OOa 800.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-14
CONJUGAL LOVE.

And the Happiness Of True Marriage.
LNSSAY for Young Men On thr ErrnrS, Abuses
II and Diseases which destroy ,hc Manly Pow
'er' and create impedIments 70 msrri.ge, With sure
2 means ofrelief scnt in sealed letter envelopes
free Of ch,rge. Address Dr. SKITLTN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pa. FIX. June 90 1868.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-14
Transfers Of Real Estate.

]. Roller to J. DryiOos, 90 acres in Bloom
for S640.
J. Walter to wm, Shaw, 40 acres in Jack
son for 81, ,25o.
J. Lightnct To c. Wilson, 80 aeres in Hope
well for $lo5o,
N. Foncannon to F. slaymaker, ~ acres in
Clinton for S2,7oo.} .ra ftf.Lt
n. A. Walker to N. J. Kirchner, out-lots
40, ASA, IS and 14s, in, RCh. Walker,
2ud addition to the City Of TilBn, for
S2,sO), rs NN ar-irs..
Thos. West 10 Eli wpters, 40 acres in
in Bloom for 81, 1900.
J. weirick to s. Kridler, inlots so2 aud
so5, in the s2nd ward, Thin, for 81, 500.
]. Slaymaker 20 J. Roehle, 40 acres In Big,
sprLg, for $4,000.
J. Murry to ]. J. Kline, acre in Hope
well for slT5. '.'A
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-14

The Cemetery Grounds. s.--There isjust
complaint about damage done to the grave
stones and other property at the new cemetery
by ul-bred toys, and a stop should be speedily
put TO Il.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-14
Letter from Dr. Klshpaugh.


are in recent of a letter from DR., Kishpaugh,
who recently removed from Melmore in this
county, to Cameron, Missouri. II came too
late for publication, but he aud family arrived
safely, md are mnch pleased with their new
home. He says T" ifauy Seneca County folks
come to Cameron, the string of my door is on
the ontsde.n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-14

INFORMATION.

a,InfoTrRtion guaranteed 70 produce aluxuriant
kfowth Of hair upon bald head or bcatdioss face,
siso Atcclpo for the removal Of f'impics blotch-
e'' Eruptons, ETC., on tho skin, leaving the same
soft, clesr, and BEAUTIFUL can be obtained without
charge by addressing
THos. F. CHAPMAN, CuruIsr,
81. ,,,,.s..,.. s23 Broadway, New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-14
Mending Our streets, Our supervise

Mendlng 0ur Streets, ,.-Onr supervisor
has been busy filing no worpouI places in
the streets during tho past@wcek, with bro
ken stone. Main streetwas never in n worse
condition than it is this spring, ard we would
suggest that Il receive an entire coat OF stone
throughout and thus end this constant patch
ing and mending, and give us something
permanent and lasting.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-14
The FruIt.--The present indications "a

The Frult.-The present indications for
fruit are very hattering, with the exception
Of early cherries and peaches. These seem
to have beea almost entirely wiuter-killed
Some listle injury is reported among the np-
pies, but not sufficient to materially, we
think, affect the crop. Pear and plumb trees
are literally enveloped in bloom, though the
smaller fruits such as Raspberries, Blsckber-
ries, ke, are struggling hard to recover from
the severe freeling-out they received during
the winter, and ltsir yield win probably be
small.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-14
Judge Pillars. The Upper sandnsky

Uni6H, of Thursday last says:
"The May Term of the Court Of Common
Plens, for this county, is now in session, the
Hon Judge Pillsra presiding. Mr. Pillars
made his debut, as Judge, at this place, on
last Monday. Hepresides like al old jurist
who has spent lifetime upon the bench.
His thorough knowledge OF the law and his
extensive acquaintance with the practice,
make him familiar with the duties of his
position; so much so, that lawyers, clients
aud the public generally predict fer hiIa a
successful and eminent judieia, career"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-14

Job Prln1lng.--we are prepared at all
times to execute plain and ornamental job
Printing in neat and workmsnlikc manner.
Our prices, we hatter ourselves, will bear
comparison with those Of any other rcspou-
sible Office in this region Of the State. II
you want business cards, posters circulars,
bill-hea5s, letter-heads &c give us a call.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-14

New GOOds.---We notice at the enier-
prising and wide-awakc firm Of T. Carpenter,
4 Co, large arrivals this week, Of new and
fresh goods, just from the eastern market.
Their advertisement, offering unprecedented
Inducements will snpear next week.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-14
NOT A. BEVERAGE.

TTNLtKE most OF the btters OF the present
~ daY,r Dr.. Rabaok's are pot intended Ms a
pleasant stimulating whisky beverage, but are
perfectly medicinal, containing only sufficient
pure bourbon whisky To hold IN solution the me.
dicna cAtractiye matter from which they are
composed. Hershiser Myers, Sole Agents.
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