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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-02-28
THE GENDbTE

AMERICdN STIR TRIPOLI
tas Uperior 10 all o:her articles now N wee
Jlor Cleaning snd polishing eiiyst German Z 'ysg
bfIteni5 Metai,tin, cooper, Brsss trH ,uttfy, eis
loi Posuhg sGd ci'EhsiGs Elsntt.p painted " ysf.
htFhca Furniture. CESS &c. For asiety
NJ. c!sIfstHe, Jsu,5i f45 w. CDlLtNs
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PROBATE COURT.

Mab Of OHIO, Belmont County, SIS.
~ oTlCEis hereby given that tho follow.
ing namt3 EIetu,ots. Adminifirsiors and Guar
nee for setileineutt to VIII. " - ~
Dsvid sisn,on dmf. Dc tonis aon Of James st,n
nn afsf. LteEia Dlnay Acuf OF Cbktity Rtant n
AleHhdsr Guardian NJ Alexander NeGi lanes AitKsn.
80 Guardian ol Andrew !, NsI.
Cephss carroll hfmr " EhEststh dse'S: r
CfA"fo'd end Juliann aeSilsh Acmr ot Ira s. Ne.
Snlsh oee'6i NJ Pennington Gu Fd,an q DAt ia
John " hiIe Jr. Executor Of Jshn WHIT, Gee's
Ihe tsl five Above nbmed accounts ~ be f9r hear
ing snd setement on the 10, sgi ue eve last on ts
44.H 9aya II y ~ EnGi. DAVID HARRl
feD H. IrJo tffOba.s 'algs.
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Books in paper covers.

LII o. Emcrson Bennett's Works.
]. $. ArIhsfs w0ttE. Warrington and bls
SFhefaS rs LpFsid. .bysIerits Of tie epnTi of The
.hhfts Iy Answo'ibMyst rec Of TIE court uI Suren
9nhe'by AHtwofih Sot. smthi The:lfieal jnurn.y
wy,t. af'eHiu IS OF Co Vsndsfbomb. Fam alsk'.
Yankee iains. Fur sale by
AC, MARTIN
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Newspaper Change.

Siepaes Gressin9.r, Esq, has disposed OF
the Gazette establish inert In this place to
John II. Heaton, Esq, who will hereafter
conduct the paper. Mr.. G.retires with our
best wishes for his future prosperity and
happiness. Though we have often had COM
bats with him, they we're always bloodless,
and We have none but the kindest feelings to =
wards him. Our relations with the INCOMING
editor have ever been of the pleasantest
character, and we hope they may thus con-
,inue. AS we are about entering upon u
warm political campaign, in which there will
he blows to give as well as blows 10 receive,
we hope we may oe able to
'Do as adversaries in law do:
Strive nightly, but eat and drink as
friends"
We therefore present him our Or in
token of continuance Of that friendship
which has ever existed between us.
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HE lIhLLELUJAH! All thot is ieees.
, Z say say oitli.bew Music book a. tl.t &, 70
lh"sl Masot's latest iutrstion. caBtsnlrg z tuurp.
-hls am anthemi suItsDc fsr Cjur 81 Ard te
fln8IhR 70 w!e a btclEcd''IHe EirSirg sthnuI " .
"ahuai ihT classes in vocal muse, VltI elarc!gts
Ion"fs' &C. Pace 7eeSn's. FOR rae ~
a & MARTIN
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0TJOHN II. SAKE, Esq, of Vermont,
viii lecturecsn this place on the 18th inst.
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PROBATE COURT.
tate or Otfs Rsimon! Countv. SS

NJ Office is hereby given. tina, the follow.
j .ng naulsd Admin nrstpvsi and Guardians, have
sd their accounts and veucherb 10 my Once for set
lement 20 WIT l l
Alex Hsmn ond Admr. of David Hammond. 'ss'd
John cannbeli Guardian Of John Merit; Nj ch ae
dershoi Guardian OF Samuel Gissgow; Thomas Moore
ES, OF jonathan II Moor decd Ia rison Moore sdM
Of Elitlarsis. dee'd; David G. Ne swsugsr Almr OF
Jacob Nei.wsnssr decd; FV,isyP, MeGrew Admr OF
rhomas M-ars dssdi Jo3sh, Waiss" .glnr, of Lev
kenuard deefl alex, Ke non, E1. at HAIRY Grer
ded'd; robert Lipdsey AdInr, Of Eisaheih lnds
- TIE hrsl fva shnve named accounts viii b 10
hearins AID ss'tiHn' en- the 7th, aud thp tive lss,
On ths 9Th day OF March next.
DAVID HARRIS.
:. f"h' 9'n .ifS.. 4.t-..r. Probate Juig
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4 g %.

Very suddenly, on Monday February 25th,
of Disease of ths-heart, Mr.. JOHN MoCuSE,
an aged and highly respected citizen of
Barnesvile. in this county.
On the 10Th inst, at his faith ,r's residence
in Wheeling township, WILLIAM c., only
son of Ell v and Rebecca Cieauer, aged s
years and 10 months.
We tender our sympathies to the bcresyed
parents in their affection. There is balm in
Gilead.
-
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new ADVERTISER ENTS.
AUCTION SALE OF
STOCK, GRAIN g. FARM TOOLS,

ID hFlNG sold my Farm, | VIII 80 4
4 4 ositively, ct pUBrTC SALE, on
Thursday HE l3h Of March nsr!,
al my 1--we stock, consisting of eight head Of Horr.
and Brood Msres, Z. Cows and year old He'fera,
yoke OF the work Oxen, two yearng Bulls OF
'Chertys stock. and head OF young Cattle. Cattle
all well hrcd-DurfaInB, and Durham mixed with
beNou-a having cross ofthc Cherry stock, GCkeTry
Inc Durham Cow IRON the herd OF Gov. Vance or
OHIO, remarkably fine milk cow.l
ALSO--JUO head OF saxon MerHo Sheep, consis,in Ing
oil - valuable Bucks, 80 Breeding Ewes, &C., & G,
nos'y descended oflmported Stock. These Sheep are
heavy shearers o ne wool not surpassed If equscd hy
any other lork in the United Statesthe wool selling
al GO cts. per ID. lOf several years past.
AbGui 70 head OF hogs of Bedford, berkshire, Suffolk
and MddleseX breeds. Also, pure suffolk Boar Of
Stckncy Stock ami my interest (being one hsn Of a
very valu able Middlesex Boar.
And all the Grain N on The said Farm being about
1000 bushels OF Corn and 700 doz. OF Oats.
And luy eutirc etoCk of Farm Tools, viz: two four
horse Wagons, oxCart, Harrows Plourhs, &C., &c.
-fhe stock can be seen at any time at the Farm
TERMS OF SALE.
AL sums under Sl0, cash; all large sumsa cred. OF
nine months-noles Tor purchase money well secured
IL 31Sale 10 take place the Farm, Al miles from
wheeling, commencing at i0Oelsck. A. VI.
Feb,@8, 1859. II. w. CHApLINE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-02-28

The Age Of improvement.
I 10 highly NECESSARY rc- every one TO
keep Gp withthe times d. this y5i should pyoy
t, sen WIN some u hoi al The pOpvILr books of tie
popular books o!tLe Gay. The i0!owIn. xts al .ss.
~ hoOts: - 49, W -@E
6ttou's History Of Rome, 9 vols
Rollins
y"serLhs Compete WORKS. yoia1s
CUMMING works.
LIE o. Oliver Cromwell
Rose Clark by fanny Fern 90.
Charles Dickens Worl IN cloth
Hyperion, ~ Lonefe
haeauey's History OF England I Volume
Az we sbove h0oks vii .e sol low A. they can h.
"ough' elsewhere ny A. M7RTIN.
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PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS

Rfvrtne OF the power invested in me by the last will,
Dand Testament of Joseph Arnold, deceased, Twill sell
II Public yeudup, on -
Monday, March 10Th 1856,
commencing al 10 O'Clock A. NJ on the pre,ises ths
Taet OF land, si'uaisd in Warren Towhsbip. m ths
Souh'y oi nS,h'"Wand state OF Ohio, which was he
lomeStead OF Joseph Arnold i'm his tfe,t,n. .ud ~
which ne died sie.ed ANA on which his widow residel
er hiu during her lifetime; being the ssne land con-
Veyen 10 tee ssid Jose 9rn0id in two adjo
one tract ny kehecoa Dodd. by deed dated Dec 18TH
sl' Ahi found OF the Record Of Deeds for Belmo MT
boue u pspe vs. and the other by decd tram Moses
layiR Aud dstad January 10 1919. and oun on the
W. hscpfs 81 Deeds fof Belmont Couniy. nook G. page
rtraet OF land containing about eighty &C res
mora l1sa The property 10 situated sbout oGe Apd
&on Ba nesvilie. near the direct I'D from
thst piacf 70 someion, The laud is of good quality
about two.thirds o u cleared, ard has on il eomfr
table dwelling house, sugsi Camp and other improve
ments. TERMS made know AZ the limo Of safe
ELiK ENEARp,
AdminislrA OF withthe viii annexed.
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"7--F~s Y 10 teII Ute HOUSE mat n MS opln-
ion Whitfield had the best claim to a seat.
Such interference deserves severe rebuke,
and we hope it will be administered without
stint,-Pittsburo Gazette
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Medical Impossibilities.

For along time certain class OF diseases has
batfled the skill and practice. Of the most emf.
mont members OF the regular medical faculty =
Foremost among these weSEmight instance
epilepsy or falling fits. Happily snow by the
skill and Inventive genius OF AN eminent chem.
ist Of Baltimore, Nd, this disease has been
brought within the means OF cure. We al.
lude to the preparation called the Vegetable
Extract Epileptic Pills. invented and prepared
by DR.. Seth s. Hance. OF l05 Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Md. Since their discovery many
persons who had give up all hope of ever bo.
ing cured, have been restored to tho full enjoy.
mont Of heulth Prominent among these We
might cnumerate Mr. Harrison Lightfoot, oi
Huntsville, Alabams. Mf. L. has suffered as
much from Epilepsy, asany other person in the
rsy,d:Aever knowing what.it was to pass q
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VALUABLE ST.
FARM FOR SALE.

HE subscriber wishing to change his
business Oilers for sale, his large and valuable
Farm, situated in Flushing Township Belm0nt tlun.
~, Ohio, aud five miles North of iisndry sburrh on
the National Road Said farm contalas
2So ACRES;
Of which, sboat f3J acres of bottom land ofths hs,
qualify. ithas prlt GRiST MILL capable Of doinc
a large amount Of business; and a
good Orchard Of choice grated fruit.
The durability of the streams of water runnin.
through said farm aud the rich ana productive neir
horhood Of land around H. make valuable situation
fof Mil Propsry. Aud Stock Farm, this farm is
not perhaps. surpassed by any otrer OF equal dinon
sior in ONO. -'i' r. rt 80 '''"
For further particulars any one ishhig 10 purchase
such a farm can call with the subscriber on said
1 re Uses.
the purchaser, y T ID
Feb 2Ist lS5i. "a WV WOODS
LNREsH .SHAD, direct from Baltimore
IL for saie by
+ JOHN JEPsoN.
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uP 'osoF REEDER. will be a
w! J.jhe House over the case Of
uuu..,.m'ppe he may be admitted, if
snn.p than 20 rebuke the
'' Indecent interference in
lhat one Mouse alone. One of
anything else fgatives of the House,
slpation otf freedom, is the right
the airs solicitations of its own
VINO squae first time in the his
course. Hment has the President
the ioilYade the sanctity of this
ana eve'e Fas had the nsuferable
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-02-28
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY End,
T. ID | T III (;
OR,
THE QUAKER'S DAUGHTEn.
A TALE OF PURITAN TINES.
BY ONE OF HER DESCENDANTS

! vol, l2mo. PJico Sl,25 \.
The scene Of this Domestic Tale is laid during
that religious persecution OF the Quukefsr which i
80 deep und sad stain upon the bright fume OF III,
Purlans. olbe charm of absorbing interest a lule
il adds the attraction ot historical accuracy. I
pr\ye have never announced new books witl
greater sgtsluclon than III the present instauce--
They do not IN any respect belong 10 The 'guler
plot. purpose ami style they may alike lay CLAIM ln
fascinating interest ,aAd al adaptation TO improve
both head and hea l.
Feb IA, MASON BROTHERS, N York.
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.fV"E "'-'IF IHUuP1'r7t " UItF.s TV"Ty
- ..s-doctor's stuff in the world to- cure
H~& 'gestion, and drive away the blues
Price 80 cts. Address 7. B. Peterson,
No. lo2 Chestnut st., Philadelphia
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~, a, story. on the sth of Jan.
vou Oh CAvEgpER, formerly Of
pay, N
and Yet out for Kanzas, with
sanity Yss, and before a twelve.
enough tcY. But he was one
o""e, ou' expsnsS per Sor the 'saf'ul sum
having us uh,ss lively hope Of
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CONDITION OF
GTNi MSURiNCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, Ory

JANUARY I,I5
ia presented to Observation-Disclosures .,t go .
plisnce with an! Nev Va o", IN com
Illinois, St. "' "1''t iiaiAna,
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- - -
4 T A Il IL N \, N n

The name oft Corporation is FTNA IssI-ps wv,
COMPANY, iuhe ed at Hartford Connection - ~,
IS psidup ~ 80 shd
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100 Chic Life Ins. Il Trust % stk CiDtl O 600 IN
IL . Mesh. d Traders BIZ stock Ter civ LOO 40
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ANNUAL REPORT

c.
Total Amount received from State I6U3O %
OF principal paid State 46. 1872
Part OF prncila in Co. Treasury IsI322 sso3O G,
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Major Jones's Courtship; detailed, with
Nher scenes. incidents and adventuss.
Nseries of ett2rs t--.I.-a -. "e'''
.o,I ,sasi.: Hike the nj ght without star!
Sou muslin and hose! l can't help i'll
Ye still draw my thoughts over thar!
The lady alone is substantial, t #
The clothes but fancy ideal, .
Yet somehow or other -confound it,
- I've mixed up the sham and the real.
2H a v. ~
Love! you're the same old sispence
~. With the poet, the muff, or the brick:
-' Won oo I'm nth a rush like n rocket,
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hsNPi PiTsI' u LIYER COMraAINTs

Hefiy lIht llF hu.ash rsea have isAsr thsu sili,
bSf bssn pto't - all fstsof the rosic thst as,hipe
90 ,esh ,H'd tGna 70, tlsH in cases Of disotdsrs OF
e ilNaT fyspe2tA. sHi stonAeh ara gsustslIy
AH'! on SiTe EtsthF tons 10 thosc organs bor,yr
bvsh dsa7!A3, sni -Asn al stbsr p.ssus ha,s fsiied
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Why ARE We SICK,
TnTs TlIIs rIhIIY THE BIooy..

n'ss 'I"byG flis are tsssiy eoubiasA -p,r.ts
* :. HcHt'h, ihg ir.f ths tidntys. the lungs the
aEIh hhd uI- towel. sCtlng sns dsrsus,nsst Is
h'if elious. rfyiut III. blood ihs v.y {ov rt,i, ~
", lh1 l.lns 6Lfins disthka in al ~ torr,s =. II
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21

Ma EprroR-As the Annual Meeting Of the
Seneca County Agricultural Society Is near, per-
NIT me to make q few suggestions
tits evident that the present manner Of con.
Quoting our County Fair lack the element Of
perpeluity, and do not fully NEE, the object In :
tended, viz; the improvement Of our stock. The
show Of stock, fruit and vegetables for the las )
few years show but little improvement, but few
offers for premiums, and there is a great samcness
in the stock and exhibidonsi others present moth
ing except they suppose they are the best It
Is is continued, the interest in our fairs viii de-
cline.
What shall be donol--Let me suggest The fol
lowing in hopes something better may be offered
Lets portion Of the ground be set apart for the
sale Of stock, tho Board charging a nominal price
for It. Parties fui nishing their own feed, then
by advertisements inviting all having stock for sale
to attend, buyers will attends good stock from
competition will bring good prices, farmers will
thus be encouraged in their Improvement, the
sales and interest will increase from year to year
This is the system that gives such interest to
the Kentucky fairs, land the one generally pre-
vailng in Europe.
What say you, farmors1 p
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21
Lost his Oratlon.

In the political struggle Of 1913, two
delegates from D. New Hampshire
"a lawyer and a tailor-started on thoir
mission to the capital of that State togeth-
er in a wagon. The tailor was quite as
ardent politician as his companion, al
belt he was so profound but what he
lacked in black learning and logic he
made up in an abundant flow Of words,
set speeches, snatches of Political ora
tions, etc, which he had heared at differ
ent Gaucuses and which his retentive mem-
ory boarded up, ready to be delivered on
fitting occasions, They had not proceed
ed far or their journey, when Mr., Broad
cloth asked his companion if he intend
cd to make a speech, and, on receiving an
affirmative answer, told him he should
like to hear it as it was all "cut and dri-
ed"
Accordingly. our limb of the law de-
liyered himself orhis speech--the labor
Of more thad one long night-to our
'' snapper of rifles" who, after applaud
ing it much and critising it little, desir-
ed the lawyer to go through with it again,
which was complied with. After discus
sing freely its merits, and its chances for
improvement in the delivery more espe-
cially, the man of measure, actually pre-
vailed upon the speechifer to 60 .hrough
with it again then complimented the
victim by telling him twas now perfect,
and it couldn't be bettered.
Immediately upon their arrival at Con-
cord, they repaired to the chamber Of the
Convention, which had Just been organ
ICED. Our man of cloth watched the
chance, and before he could say. "Mr
Speaker" he anticipated him, got to the
floor, and to the surprise and astonsh-
ment of mis- friends in general, and his
companions especially, rocited thewhole
speech as he caught it on the journey
from the unconscious lawyers lips, Uer-
satin et hterdtum, and cody took his
esbt amidst thunders Of applause.
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For the TuEn Tribune.
In MATTERS NOT WHERE / AM LAID"
RY MSS =


Some lonely one has sadly said,
"Not meath the deep seas dashing foam
Let my frail form in death be laid,
when God shall call my spirit home
Another s;ghs, who loves the sea-
"The grave is cold, and dark, and deep
Lot rolling waves dash over me-
When I IA death shall calmly sleep"
The timid soul shrinks back in dread
From dreary church yards, damp and lone,
From tomb stones cleaning o'er the dead,
when gilded BY the shining sun.
They sight rest beneath the shade
OF gardon bowers, or fav'rite tree,
That they amid bright flowers be laid,
To sweetly sleep from sorrow free.
can men shall die."--Death claims his
Earth hides no victim from his eye. Town
In all the seeds Of sin we're sown,
And all must in the cold grave lie,
When God has freed me from all sin,
And i His summons have obeyedi
SO that my spirit rests with Him,
Il matters not where am laid.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21
Marrtaats


MARRIED On November 10TH! at
the Shawhan House, by Rey. w. X. Zieb-
er. Mr.. CHARLES E. CARPESrER to Miss
MARY A. GEUsNa.
On the 18th, by Rev. J. H.
Good. Mr., JonN w. BEaNARD, Of Tffin,
to Miss MARe ARETHA BowERsooK, of
Pleasant.
,-- On the 18th, by the same, Mr..
ANDREW dozen to Miss cHRrsrINA REro-
IRT, both of Seneca Go.
On the same, by the same, Mr..
FREDERIoK BLUM to Miss DoRorHEA EH-
Icu, both Of this city
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21

SwAsH-uP ON rnr MIcmoAN CHNrRAt
RAN RoAD.--The Evening Express, COM
ing east last evening, was thrown of the
track about three miles east Of Kal mo.
400 by a Trail placed across the track by
some unknown misoreant, A young man
named William Willobin, German. from
Clarence Centre. Buffalo, was sitting in
the forward end Of the emigrant car, and
had his right leg taken OF at the knee.
He was removed TO house near by and
a surgeon called, who dressed the limb.
but in few hours the poor boy was re-
leased from his misery by death. A man,
name unknown, was severely Injured, his
collar.bone being broken and his knee
being out Of joint. Another man had
several ribs broken. A number Of others,
women and children. were more OF less
injured. The fireman jumped from the
tender, aud escaped with but a slight
bruise. Mr.. Bigelow, the engineer, stood
manfully at his post and was overturned
with the engine. II was almost a mira
Gle that he escaped with not ever the
slightest scratch The train arrived at
Detroit ten hours behind time
Detroit Tribune.
RE-A man named WIN. FLoRRrs was
entced by two females Of questionable
reputation into their boarding house in
Boston. As soon as they got him with.
in doors, one held karvjng knife close
to his jugular, while the other rifled his
pockets Of uold watch and all the mon
ey they contained.
A DAMPER Some years ago the late
emperor Nicholas was visiting Naples,
when king Bomba ordered a grand review
of his little army, After the ceremony
the king rubbed his hands, ssying to the
Gar: Well, sir, is il not a very fine
troop7 Could ! not march against Franco
with such an armyw "Yes, certainly"
replied the Gar, "but tho French Gus.
tom house officers might not lot you
pass"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21

RW- A London paper gives very graf
flying account Of the progress Christianif
ty has made in New leland. A chief y
that cannibal country was questioned bO
one of the missionaries, as to how far the
study Of the Scriptures had broken him
Of his unnatural passion for human flesh.
The chief answered proudly,
"You missionary men have done me
much good. never eat my enemies on
Sunday, now" On week days, however
be dined on cold boiled missionary, on
baked young women, or civilian outlet,
as usual.
This is no more absurd than the men
of The world who cheat on every day Of
The week, and goto church on Sunday
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21
A Slight Revolution. Shouldn't
Celebrate.

On Thursday evening, about night-fall,
three young gentlemen abruptly entered
the reading room of a hotel in Detroit,
and proclaimed for all Democrats to so to
the Free Press office, to hear speeches and
celebrate. A gentleman from the country
sat at the table, engaged in a newspaper.
Hearing the invitation, he looked up and
remarked, gentlemen, it is well enough
for you government officers to celebrate
the election of Buchanan, but you must
excuse MS in the country, if We do not
join you. We have paid for your enjoy
ment. am Democrat, and am Judge
of Probate in the old Democratic county
Of, where / reside. The counties
adjacent used to be Democratic. After
next January, ] can take my team and
drive in either direction for an hundred
miles over old Democratic ground, with
out meeting Democratic county officer
prefer not to celebrate. '-Detroit Adv
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21

Ag- HONOR TO rHEM-The three prin-
cipal cities of the Union that gave a ma
jority over every candidate for the Pres
idency, .or Fremont and Freedom, are
Chica5o, the home Of Senator Douglas,
Cleveland, settled by the New England
ers, and Pittsburg the Birmingham Of
America, whose people pufsue andadvo'
cate free labor.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21
Twonty-clgbth Of January, ,5,
Whoa The nistunntion will take place.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTTO.


TERMS or SUE SCRLPTYON
Every ubscriher Of three dolay n ehtlHedto
A copy of The plcndid Steel Engraving, "Sa,urday
Night" OF
< copy orony or,ho following sa Magazines one year,
also
A copy Of tho AT Journal one ye9t, and
Ticket in the Annual nisttlhutiOn otWorks Of Art.
Thus for every sapaid pcison not only gets beautiful
Engraving ot Magazine yVnf hut ako receives the AT
Journal one year and Tcketin tho Annual Distribution,
making ur dollars worth oftcang matter besides the tck
e by witch valuable painting pleoe fsatuay may be
receivedi In addition.
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MagaEiuei Hodcys indys Book, United States Magazine,
knckerhocker MugaFine, Gahams Magazine, haUkw
Magazine Southern Literary Messenger
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Eve membership Temittinc SIS, entitled to six Encra-
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rerdor the lcernthr Post Onde TO prevent lost on
ceipt Of which, certificate OF Membership, together with
the Engraving Magazine desired, win be forwarded "a
any pertof the country.
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nee on application,
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21
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nJ-We understand Mr. and Mrs Harra are
going TO open a dancing school in this city. We
shall have all the ladies and gentlemen grace
fully cutting the: Highland Fling" Mrs. o.
Harra cannot be beat at it.