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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23

Second Report.

) " u ASTO POL NOT TAX
PUT WRIGHT q KENDIG HAVE TAKEN THE
by NJ. u. Church. ~ "'''N'
Ihey wllcnntinue 10 do business nt the same olJ stand
Witch has been oktensveh faied nn. cnnreeJ nn ,,b
they hope 10 meet all their old friends aud a. MANY ne,
ones as may favor them With call
lhey arc determined nn 10 BE- undersolA bv any Firm, In
s n1 n1fket nn pnrehaser viii find 1t To iIeir adynntnoe
% eau ana exnmpe their snlehdd stock before
else Nher' Amongst their and chem goods NAV Ls
found large assortment of
PLAIN, FANCY & BRoCADE SILKS.
NJ all prices and Of aQuulics Mefnoes nelats. Pee,
maln'' Alpacas, Bomhazines Pcrinn T,is Plain and
s!Hfsl Of al gIades AMI qualities, Dchnze Aelp, l.,
Chnmbay and all the and fashionable dress goods ts
market can afford
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS
So OF all kinds, md Of the latest STYLES shnw Brorhs
INV Srt'' Peace Dale, Caledonia, Long shahE of al
Mnds and piees, Bonnets, Eog,h Dunslalie so straw
flo'en'o rid and ~ cnses k lnnueis. also rood ~,
soHmenl Of Ribbon and IN mining. Of al kinds
Roots, SHOES, HATS. d CAPS
without number. Also urocnswatc CJocerss Of nnkind.
Store '' 'N'
The highest morfetpnos viii paid for al kinds Of pro
TiHn, Sept el, iss5.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23
foGaI& q KlscEEkANEoUS

H- Among the laws publshcd today = one
for,ho sanishnient ofpoisoning domestic s.-uais
bslousing 70 another. Also, Wi
efeetually prevent such delalcations rs John G.
Brssllu reported to the Governors at bis exit fsom
Office These laws are interesting, and win be
found 10 repay perusal.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23

E4-We have an article stating in brie.
the provisions and effects of tho Bank
law, but it has been crowded out. Il
will appear next week.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23

we have received Of RonERr sEAns, publisher.
New York. ihe full amount Of our bill. From
the promptncss with which he has done rs iustice
anu the sensitive care ofhis reputation for honor,
We are convinced that he possesses the gem he
50 jealousy guards. We repudia,c IN toto onr
Injurious 'er lrks, and wish every man was as FREQ
% g'ye m our property as Nc. Sears Here's
our IL Bobby!
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23
behton,s Thlrtv Yaarla VIam

TAe second volume ofthis great work has been
issued from the presa. No book has been pub-
llShed ID modern times more valuable to the his.
torian, Or more replete With interest th,n this
Mr. Benton one Of the galaxy Of statesmen now
passed away, has the ability, as all men know. to
produce a STANDARD work on any department Of
history craftsmanship, Or and his intimate pefso-
MI aeraiaianse with all the great mon since The
time OF 5eferson, RENDERS his pen pictures oftheir
persons, habits and characters highly interesting
and instructive. Ia fact, no MANS library is
complete without Benton's history Of the last
thirty-6ve years.
M ERw'S LDoNIs Is the agent for Seneca
county, and viii sell the work at the lowest rates,
a. W. know from es mining books and prices
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23
Ll BW GOODS
NEW GOODS
The Second Ward of Tilln City
Against the State.
Greatest Bargains ever offered to the
Pubdcll
2. <. sHAWHAW 3 o0.

+. u SHAW HAN Y 70.
4 RE ogtin in the GclJ, with large aud well
"A selected stock OF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
which they are now prepared 10 oiIer at reduced
rates, aud ARE dtteru'ued
NOT TO BE uNDERsoLD.
Thankr / for the Kind patronage OF ou- old
CUSTOMERS wo tai this mothod OF again idviting
them, aud the communly at large, 20 cnll nud
eXuuiine Our stock before purchasing elsewhere,
ne we feet confident our goods are as good as any
ever brought 60 thl. market or as eau bo ioupd Ut
Ohio, and cau assure them 20
RECEIVE FULL VALUE
Tor their money or produce. SO come aud ex
anilne 6ir yonr.eises, as we ~ axe no charge fos
showing g3od.. bntwill pay you well for the ex'
amina 1Hin rich Bargains.
An Kinds OF Produce Wanted,
For which the highest mnrke, price viii be
pail. FIX. SuNWHAN & co.
THIN Chy. Second Wmd. Apdl "a. 1856.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23

WA 3sa
iSrure n'saooei oftbs the,,.t
49, Applied and Inbaled 'sns'' ~
'oni'' oiiie Iorisa applied aaa
Olfe n mixed with Muttonfail,. 49,
',.',',.u. 81 spssdif aad radissny ~. =" 2
et{ eiseas ae-tis st.n4 w
oAvo larrsy uc applieo ss .loti fcrbia
p.t''"' orio 'he 'oudofesi INFANT without dam
Ta' .M.,asicsl cetailge power Of Olive Tar Il.
uutp tlocturily'
'toe kle,iessf eaeuof olive rssh 20 .spel
disease uad uo, t5 drive insti sslaiss n nifee.
see. HnI o. core 80 VINO ars aot be- rund hana
PATIO caunot exist where Olive Tat o. Olive isf
otnim, nt afo Applied.
Olive Tor does not irriia,s, nor dlseoior ,hs
skin
Olive rarooa,'lns ueIiher mineral nor ssss
Tt1hit puisoo.
rte rtnar,l iasreiiont 70 Olive Tar s-s a..
uo,'ed itom pit'h Pine Fpr cod Olive on.
owe lAr san oNy fui.but Slightly felaaiai
- iNe oipr OF Olive Tar BE- usono, Electriisd
oStgtn 'hu moa per'tat disipteetint ioown,
Olive f0r is Arnin1iic. oomsinine tle sofnss.
b.t ud1rs nIthe ONvuaHU Fiee.
For luh1,ing iho oi1rof Olive Tar, or far prs.
veuuus Cnnit,'an or R6ctiou. el,her ofthsfol.
oNls mg a'iel l"c2atAs 20 eireumsnaops.j
BE- Wearing aext totho body an ou.d Ell.
pltster me Heated with Olive Tar.
2ud, W caring au oiled silk ohvh bag ~ Witch
isVlarcd q pirse OF w1olcp cioih vet With Oite
Tar
3rd Wr,doy sponge Ji,A 0lite Tas and su..
pending t in warm tooui.
Ath, fscIug small quantity OF OF Olive Taf
ir sttPror over hentuI water
The oior uf Olive Tar needs hut 20 be peroep.
uhlrt0 De- effective, ciilor i,r iahaiaton Or aa q
U,iuittaut.
nseatesrs OF doe rhroai Lung. Nerves. Mus.
ritt aud liuts, will ne much sooner fNered and
cured. ifthe oilod Slk Pla,to Is used 10 couusos
Uyu Vih Olive Tar.
ltiuo of Give tBr, ........ 80 contt q hotla
Z" " ointment rs
Oiled Silk Plaster 1a "eneh,
A APuphltt. with iull explanations will be
N,ut, Tree of plst8Ie, 900 receipt OF six csrtn or
Stamps, bj thc STAFFORD OLIVE TAR 60,
Nos. - and "a New 81. New York
Sold ht Gihsou 81 Slankvr,riMn; Dr. Frnklin,
lihn; T. D, Ginpt, Green Sntingai Bernard b
.hIchWcN lnwetl' -----& addsll. Re-
public, s. NJ. Lcunnsi, Auicai e0d a. Benaam,
M,lmorc.
Fob. B,uo 2 5mo.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23

AOO Bag., Rio Codyc.
TX Bags Old Gov Java DO,
y Barrs)s Syrap,
05 Bexcst.j Woods roarl s,,reh cp h.oJ
- ee"n 'or e'rhoap' AtBuskirks.
bl boNe' various grades OF 1obycco.
'Two HUNDRED Rooms TO @arpplnr psrsr
TWENTY FivE Boxes .tparnc candles.
nNE HUNDRED I've. prime rhre.r.
- or sole, az " a Buskuk q 60.
uo ~ No 3 shewheu Biock
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23

u-Thepootry Of C,pt. G. W, CUrrza is now
extravagantly rcpuifli by number Of professed.
y literary shoets. Cutter writes smoothly and
very wen io' newspaper scribbler, but to rank
his rhymes with such sweet songs as Amelis,s or
bongIellow's or dozen other American poets we
might name, is undue praise.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23
DIaboiloaI Bed

yankee has invented bed which, together
With tlie convcneney Of an alarm clock, combines
the hbit OF pitching the sloopers sumn,rilv out
upon the l)or Tne following operation was per.
forncd by one Of them,
ALAiyr DtvRss.-Tie N. Y. News mon.
tons that a milicions bridesmaid PLAYED very
unhand some Joke olfopon a newly welded cpuplc.
She put them upon a clock bedstcad and Wound IL
up Tor -four" The alarm Of the Young counie
may be i'm igined. hut not described, when IN the
midst OF the lady's first sleep, she was awakened
by the horrible din Of the alarm, mingling with
her husbands "whtt The DEVILS tatw and before
ahe was thoroughly awake she was violently toss
cd on the llO0r. Jumping up she ran to her friends
room, crying, "l'l have divorce! it's infamous,
~ never speak to Charles again, he's monster
"Uo1d grlcious!" sud her friend Libby IN affect.
ed astohshment "Wh1tis the mittorl 10 tsHt'
tHe, he, be- soibod the weeping bride and stoppcd
"ite WINS" asbed her friend sikssed Won. >, ,ND
no! vehnmently exclaimed the other, 'he has tic-
k7d me ont " bed!' The matter was, however
explained and there has been no divorce.
u1r We notice that T. Hlmton vanaod, con.
tributes TO the Genius ofthe est. Such a .,vIo
ofwritins name is pretty certain evidence of
ogotism AMI sqnirt-oby. The II. CLAY soneo.
slef'un,crs ami G. Washington SaodIlobert, oro
Invariably literary fops, Pat your name down
plain AMI simple, lin full fyou please-but avoid
NIL d'prlsi'ng ir'n'pos.tion4 AMI sounding ac.
eensna'ions' Let your acts ami achievements
nuke It ittriotiye, AMI il that cinnot bo done. lot
u % uka your liie, unobtrusve and unprctcnIinr
OId "Dm Webster" hul rude sobriquct. and
"l'''o Nlwtjn" Is lim lie nlm3 th,t the hum.
pest aud r1sgodest urchin might have worn with
propnety' aud yet either Of them outweighs all
tie T. Il 'mllton Vmmdas and the Superior
Florence Vineents thitever spread thoir turkey.
cock plumiges to the sun
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23
Frcmout, T,mlN "a uul p,a,k Road

VIE tockholiers Of this Company viii meet
I Al W iChwhanvills. Wyaa lot 90. Ohio. on
Tues 'ay. the l1'h lay uf Jane, 1885, at o'clock
'or''e 'nsi lsritipa OF propasitun 10 relieve
the company from il. Indebtedness, as authorized
py an act pAsseJ by the General Assembly OF
this State.
a dsnils sitemant Of the Gninonl cnnnition
oi the CONF my viii be presented ut the airet-
ins' " - ihsn propp,s % asses. zach stock
hli Ter 70 sunt AN a itat Ia pr % ,rtioa th the
N3;k hel by each, ~ viii pay All tha lnbilitir.
nt yha cnriany. FATS We ace nlW amp iwored
TO - ~ liV, AL sicl assessih ,nts will ne M ltr
as mll ,rIty of use present ut the NJ seuug mn,
ieem V'yl+ihie. A.C. BALDWIN,
iuyi0 JO pres't
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23

We publish two very interesting commanica,
tioa' t'-dsy, one from Nj GlpsoS, on politics,
and ihe other from Ms RAwsoN, very pleacsn,
sketch oftha West. Both these gentlemen have
our thanks for their favors.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23
SHERIFF. SALE.

Casper photograph w. John A. Jsnklas-ssn.
,ra Coaimon pleas.
~ y virtue ofa yendi expOnas % me directed
- 10 ths above entitled cause. l will oder nt
public sale az the door N tho Court noase in
rum seneca county. Ohio. between the hour
oi 10 cclock q. 10 aud ociuck D. "a. Of the
15ih day OF May, 1855, the following descrihad
premises. t0-wit, "a lots nuu,bered 81 a2.23.
-, q, 80. 35 81, ga 80, 40. a.. a. l3. a. as i6
and AZ. ~ ip the village Of sfrngville, Seneca
county, Ohio,
apr IS sOlssi.4o E, &C. WELLS sheriff
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23
aHUNeRY Fus1nM1sm /.

- NAA& a. &0nAAAMAnAas
I Tho loco'oco sheet Of this county con
Iinues 10 Manufacture its enormous lie
about the expenses Of the State Govern
ment. For instance, he states that th,
expenses ofthe State government are foui
tenths greater ihan under Democrat,
rule. This is miserable lie. The Flu
sionists are obliged to pay over EIGHT
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of money
THAT was cmbezzled, stolen, swamped and
run of with by the loeoroeo Vampires. .--
This, with the enormous debts contract.
e and shouldered on the Republicans bv
the black. locofocos, is charged by this
very honest sheet as expenses Of he pres
em Government
We advise Mr..
JOHN q. BRESLIN.
the proprietor Of that sheet. to be little
modest in his deuunciations. Ho can
save the Fusionisls an interesting item OF
expense by paying for them that
$156, 100000
swampcl by his uuscrupulous rascalny
1t comes with i'll grace from such scamp
as him with lis pockets lined with the
peoples money, to deuounce the fusion.
ists' because they are Obliged to pay up
the enormous sums stNycd and stolen
under his administration. Those
Smelling Committees.
1t Is charged by the black locofoco
sheet will be an enormous bill of expense.
S3J,uOO,OO. This calculation is based
upon the system Of stealing by w.ich 10.
colocoisn regulated its bills. But wha,
suih committees would cost under loco
loco rule, is by no possibility an index OF
what It will cost under the administration
OF honest men. Ii the boudsneu aud Sc
euities Of the ex.olIichls are worth any
thing, these same Smelling Committees
will probably recover TO the S.ate twenty
times the amount Of their expenses.
The reason why they are deuom mated
q Smelling Committees" by the black
Iocofocos, is because in investigating the
habits Of plumber and robbery practiced
by that party, they will necessarily, deal
in that viii III will on exposure to the
light Of day produce a moral stencil shock
ng even To the nasal protuberauces Of
ocofocoism
Why is it that the locoroco sheets and
'tiieers iiy in a pass on every time the
investigating committees occur to, Or are
mentioned to them? Clearly, because
hey know tha; tn, acts Of robbery to be
AID bare, are damning to their perpetra-
Tors, and the party which sustains them.
------A-
ES- The TlFFN TRiDUNE, in the last
No., tries to prove that JAMES BUcuANAN
IS ledealist If such is the case, and
his gentleman IS nominated by the dem
'cratlc party Tor the presidency. then We
San readily count on the TRBuNEs sup
part, for the principles OF know nothing
m aul back cockade federalism of the
= Ter Adams, are the same Democratic
Messenger.
You are at liberty to count us Jus
where you please, but any man thar de-
lies that Buchanan was an "eller Adams
Federalist," is very ignorant of history
The types made ui state that Buchanan
was in Congress in 1859. The Adyer
User takes advantage Of the typographical
'rror, which is evident to every man bu
IN isnommas. to charge Us with filsehool.
Il was 1879.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23

iAT lJudIdl0us u1o OF Merearv.


tAr lgjudlcious use oil Mercury,
mPfnionoo 10 liia or impurily Of tho blood.
hsgrsat Alternative m0dlcine, and puriisr OF
'hs bloc u now used by thousands of grateful
patients rom oil parts Of the United statee.
WHO iesliiy daily - the remarkable cures .par-
orned By the greatest OF oil medicne. "Gaf.
lers spanish Mxture.' Neuralgia, RhednH-
usm, srroiaio. Egupgions on the skla, Liver dis.
q e., Fesars, Ulcers, Old sores, infection of
me kidney disease Of tbs throat, Female soms
plrnts, pain 0nd aching OF the bones aud ioints,
Bile remedy.
for an dises'es Of the blood, nothing has At
been found tocompars with i1. h tlenses iha
- slon OF ali impurities. acss gently and eiiici
tntly on ihe lvrr aud kidneys, srehgthtus tho
digast34, 5 ives l0ne 90 Ihe stomach, makes the
skiu clear and heahhy, ani restores the cor.
sutuuou enieehled by dsesss or broken down
By he excessea of ,oaih, 20 ia pristine vigof
and strength.
Fo the diseases Of females ks peculiarly az
pi'able' aud wherever it has become knu9n h
regdhriy prescribed with The happiest tnects.
u ntigorltts The weak and dohilitated. aud ini.
partt tineuciiy TO the worn out frame. ritars
ths skin and i-aVra the paiieai fresh aud healshy
single hottie Of this iaesiimahie romett Il
wlth ~ the SOFA led sarsaaAriilas 10 existehcs
The large number OF certificates which We
have received from persons from aii narts of The
United states, is the best evidence thai there a
M bpmhug ahoutit. lhe i,ssss. hatol, ketoers .
uagisuates, physi-ians, and public nien, well
known % the romnuniy all add their lfstimhnv
u thewoucertul eNCCt EItJut nioad a.
rider.
call on the sgtnt and goi m Almanac. and
read The details of uy,oulsh'ng cures performed
BY CaueF's spanish MNmre, (in most cnses
whore every thing else had slgnaiy mued The
llmitsof nn adTertisapsnt will nsi admit their
foil Insertion
WM. s, BEERS & CO. Proprl tof,.
No. 30t Broadway, New York.
whom all oriars musl be addressed
For sale hY praggisls aud c0pnigy Merchants
in all paris OF tts liniied States bnd CsnaHas,
aud br L, ST. John. Gibtan g Shnker. IiGsai
q. r Capln, ROME. a. q i. p. Arnold, Mel-
more. feb i5 1855 ".
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23

n fneh ii ehrnslt Of gan pspsr aa vialbg lsalst
o'cyery tst.ey OF t.y eaui pi.e, NJ
rELAN5 Ciiy Boon Store
GILT MOULDlNGS FRAMES.
fas, received large lot ofGlt ,lsa'jlug. ef 9aaer
st }. FkiANs city Book Store
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23

A + H. 4 BUsNlRK, Il Co. on eau buy an,
= thlng IN the Grorery line, cheap for cash
lnll y. Eggl, lrd. Clover.senh. pnlnlnaa Ac
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23


A DREADFUL EPIDEMIC has been stealing, alm,.,
nnotlced, among our people for the last three
weeks It ltmlnifcsts its presence by sudden and
unexpected opening ofa cavity in the head, l,yipg
bare tie bon'' The unhappy victim utters sgbs
and groans' stretches his limbs, and finally ab,n.
dons himselfto his fate and closes his ewes IN his
ast deep sleep The physiciansa arc unable to do
anything With IL
weh'Fe not wishe 70 create panic, but i, were
yam Longer t' c,nc9d tle truth. The teehnic,l
h'm;' by which this dre,ltul m,lldy is known, is
tae "spHn 3 fever" WAere the disease is fully
developed, ae better plin is b bury the yic.im at
once AZ they are MT even f, foe "er1w blit.n-
N 'l'llren ud youth, m application 0fexract of
bgel' Or Hickory oil IS reoommen led. In adults
Ad'iy drencA in the river or tub is said to have
abenefcll effect
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23
PQbIle Notioe.

NJ d. SCOTT hlsihis dav aisorated Nv SALARY intet
" el, JOHN +. GROUSE. with mm,e.f. u, ibe Dry
so bq'iaas' The business win be conducted u ,rthe
SCOTT q GROUSE,
"A The Oh itani, where thew will be h. ga %, 'hsi.
idenlsan the publ Feuef1ly.
Ths present. stock wiz bo sold cheap 10 oSdsr TO make
A CARD.
w D. Scott takes this meiho Of notifying hls on.to.
meE that the asso'atug Of NJ Cfouse mikes h neces,o
~ to eo'ems ed books, ana r,quosts u having omen ac
rihn, Marsh j, 1888. n
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23

UFPER TEs, Jockey Club. Spring
Flowers. Patehouli. New Mown Hay.
and all that sort Of Perfumery may be
found at Pslan's emporium. Go and
sweeten mp. all ye odorless buds Of
promise.
g-Au turn Out Is he Pic Mic ca Friday aeas.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23

We notice from the San Francisco D,ily Herald
mHwiLt L. c.ApnELL ami JonV Gn,1o or,
rived sltely at th't city on Thursday, April ION
bens 80 days an Is hours on. from N.w York.
35l passengers were on bolrl.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23

Fl 1N &c 00I 2 IAe fIa Nla oa FIIaly -.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23

" a MN n'mrl Ovid Beck, painter, was
saning on a switch ofthe Railroad near the de-
poton Nlaly last auI wa, strnck AMI run o yer
ey t'elgh' train, he died on Tuesday morning.
stlniing On the side track, he supposed the ad-
van'ing train was upon the m .in road.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23
$3 sB,QDQDdD

Sugar otall Kinds, Molassos, Tcass
Nuts Candy lemons ctc. ior.st,at
RuSktRRS
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23

~F'1' u llINH0IINl
the proprietor Of that sheet. to be little
modest in his dcnunciations. lie can
save the Fusionsls an interesting item OF
expense by pnvinp for them that
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23

IcH FAN DRY ooD s
A Rknow oDanineai seor Craass which ln.t been
~ ''slYsAhy fypei'. The ladies ars par arieulfry In
vited to oaldni eKamide, apttE
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23
$156,OOO,OO

swampcl by his Inscriptions rascaliv.
1t comes with i'll grace from such scamp
as him with lis pockets lined with the
peoples money, to deuouuce tie fusion.
ists' because they are Obliged to pay up
the enormous sums straycd and stolen
uudar his ndn,i,is,r,,; ~,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23

Candles Of all kinds. fresh Raisin
Ilrrrug. T. b. Pipes starch, nti.o. ,tc. ch,a
anu kIRkk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-30

tiNANCIAL FRAUDS Huntington, The
Nv York broker, .uppo,es that HE for
genes viii not exceed half million :,
neafil four thousand have already been
discovered. The French fnanciers re.
Gently arrested in this country committed
robberies amounting to three millions
Of francs. The plumber obtained by the
president, secretary and director Of the
ROYAL British Bank is reported at fl30.
900 equal to only $150,00o. Here are
the three principal nations on the glote
exhibiting tho same kind Of frauds
among he same class Of citizens, prob
ably all arising from the same cause,
extravag,nt living and reckle specula
ION e. sustain IT,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-30
IOWA STATE

COOP LOAD, DELIVER Us Judge
Bullock OF the Weymouth estate, in
Natchez, Mississippi, the other day
sent one Of his negroes to dig sweet
potato OF YAM for dinner. The negro
commenced at the top, and dug into
the bowels of the land, at least three
feet. and found the potato growing
larger and larger the further he dug.
He ran away III fright telling his mas
ter that the Prince of Evil had hold Of
the other cnd ofthe potato. \ second
negro, with more moral courage, broke
III the potato at length OF two and
halt feet The other end is supposed
10 have come up somewhere IN China,
on the opposite side Of the earth.
lhis potato Is To be Oh eNhibltlo~
Al The office of the Free Trader.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-30

SWEAR HIu TnRureH. We
lave ,eeii picture called the Mus
tang lemn which represent, wool
Is tof-" drawing cart upon the
hons SITS, ir-t. ,feelet of tiG. New
York i.iturr pr,t Bennett OF the \
! iIraI . and rrNi Rayn"nd. OF the
\ v iane>, y hii To- hind them sits
Fremont nn ;i~} oni board of the cart.
HE whole tr.t'n = nj. scented as hay
~" dl.rn ap % the ptt1oual =" toll
.aa, bat tasie san who stands a,
tn -ae won't let II pass Fremont
oh~'f''- the stopping Of the tcan.and
SAYS, there appears 10 bc something
ia The Na, but these fellows IN the
horse Will swear me through any
tlang.
Tbs, OF +"uiac. Is intended a. IA
lnhe upul, nrceev y Co. bat the me
i uoN remc hen the swearing abih-
Is oi tie "MIstatg Team viii b. put
le The test
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-30

Var IprA and Ere Ha} noo,t.
10 .ran~ Oh the New York aud Erie
!;ail Road, are nov running on time
aua "itl iuil loads o. passengers ~
1rtting j. 4G,et along the road, ant
no farther difficulty IS apprehendre
from any sourte.