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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
.D.yc:S% MASTER WANTED.

EtXC:EET MASTER WANTED.
We hear it said all sides that dancing master
is much needed al Ilstii, In fact We are request
ed To call for one. 1t is Anu.ht that large class
cnul he made hi, at $!."r; notice aal HOW that The
Masonic Hall is nparlY done. all lie facilities for
school are n, hand. nm. we wat a frs; rate dancing
.aas:cr or non. al all; We wan; nn;:c Of ynnr stroll.
ug f.iiu"s who pAya few tunes The fiddle, cat
few carers over the inr and call il ra,iug the br:,,!-
.lu art Of ,!a,ci;:g. We want a thoroughly t-aiucd
,I,,cin, ,,,x,r ,bo ,,,, only l. cnrrrr, ,r,-.ru
.c.,,.,c., ,,..,.,, r
''' VI wv ''' "'," 10. P'"'' "
iEIrng "ilai nc tccls 10 his ipi's ;"o IS mel r"ii'
Ir.i:cd with taking Il class through few quai:illc
sniff. I'm, win, .,,iyss IA ov.rc. ,s srt,.rs in nil
'' '> " Wv ~ " "
lie hcaull "i no'lrn ana a''''""e' /" 'liHS'Fate'
wc wa;i: Just such teacher rs EcESG.u of Charles.
,un.
,,.;,, H., ,,r,..,,,,;,,. l.,
s:tEhn'S o-'iAioN o&' HiHLrT.
'''''''' y" .'"s''' "''' "'''NSiT"'c i'"'ilc'' III
h'r liTeea'io" u. '"' great "ef'na" striking cS-
preston.
'"' '''s' '''''' 'O''' ''' ''-'' o'' Viz
way ~"
''''''' s'''" "t'" ,'''''''' "'"' D: " ,"'' y"
" " ~, " 49,
."'''' y ~ 't'''' '"V'''' VI '''s l'','NNs'
"Fi'eh u! "'r "SeF' ana 'h"'Sh' u a''"ge'"er ;"
very beautiful that have enclosed il TO y"i 1t wil
scrvc-.n:e;licr with The other LILLE bs-s ii!ingur
mailer Cor ynur pa;er one al these times whca err
49,. >,
yo" """' '"'"'
Here n"w is tie extract:
81 WISH wrote Mrs IEMAys t, her SIsier, &c
could be with you In see Ynrngs performance of
Hamlet, Of all Slakrsirars characters lie one which
Interests lne mos, s'Eps. from Me ntI' eT"t"g nL
e;sr m.,liuu ia vuI (;u,c:s beautiful remark npou
il, He says, that lIamlr,s naturally gentle and rn-
der spirit, Overwhelmed "'ii' It's nis'iy TASK anu
,n' - M '.t I ,in' m T.; I"'H
oak tree Ilas been pau,. , roots Of the strong tree
expand, and The fair Vase is shivered.'
Were we nat right To say that we ''agrecI with our
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25

GEy. WAr.xEP.-Rcceut adviccs from Gen.
Walker state hat the Central American States
laL raged against him, and That 5000 troops
from Gn;,ani,la, 1000 from Salvador, and 1000
from Honduras, were actually in march for Nj
earlgul. This news was brought by British
steamer to San Juan, and is highly improbable
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25

NJ More than fifty vessels are now aaoat on the
Upper Lakes, bound 10 0swego, loaded with nearly
100000 bushels Of grain,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25

CAPT. MATTHEWS, Of the Arsenal, al Columbia,
s. c., died there on Sunday afternoon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25

FREE NEGRO LIFE AT TIE NoETH.--A com.
mit'cc Of the City Council If New York have
been investigating tie condition OF the city
III orc Of The buildings they fund Is persons,
residing, and the basrn'cnl. Il damp filthy p'"r.
occupied hy Il c"Orcd Elan NAMED Jac%>on, is Il
d.rcc hou>c. He said that he formerly WAS Il
slave in Nelson county, Virginia, am Tia; his
last master. Thomas C"rl;ry. sci him free twenty
six years ago. si:.cc which time he has been Il
servant Iirc Years in the family Of General llar
ris"n. He added that he had rather, to-day. br
4 slave on Il Southern plantation than Il fee ne
gro ut the North. Some nf the party. OF rrpnb-
lican prcc,i!y, frund it d;iiicnIt to ga"p down
this statement! ; out the seriousness with which
it was uttered LEFT n" doubt Of its truth.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25

TIE Free STATE lioTEL At lAWE"NcE-
The Free STATE Hotel was built and owned by
the Enyrant A.d Society; was bnilt for Il ro;,
Its walls cxlr"ivd t!rcr. and.a.half feet above
The roof, with four port holes on cic'l side, large
enough to admit The mouth q! IN eighteen
pourdrr These port holes were lid from vrw
by Il thin coat Of Ilas;cring, that c"Hld br easily
Knocked out This statement, says the Lrc"mr
ton Union, can be verified by several hundred
witnesses -EHusaS ITrWid
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25

ANNEXATION OF NICARAGUA.-A writ n in the
Mobile Daily Register argues at much length in
favor of The annexation of Nicaragua to the
United States This movement seems to be a
favorite one at the southwest. and in New Or
leans especially, the greatest interest is mani
tested in the fate of Walker and his men. The
fllibuster chief was formerly resident of New
Orleans, and is u native Of Nashville, Tennessee.
One southern writer anticipates that, when the
Mexican aud Central American States, are an.
rcyed TO lie Uuited States, New Orleans will
become the great commercial emporium of the
western world, and overshadow entirely New
York PhiIadrl phia, and other northern marts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25

FRAUD IN LARD.-The New York Post noli-
ccs the discovery of an extensive fraud in lard.
This article of commerce has been adultcraed
to the extent Of to per cent. Of water mixed
with the lard. The discovery has caused great
excitement and irritation in the trade, and some
steps are about 10 be taken to prevent rcpc,-
tion of the fraud.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25

The Methodist Episcopal Church, in General
Conference ut indianapolis, has had the subject
Of slavery before it for several days, on propo-
siton to introduce in the Church Discipline 4
gcmcral rule forGidding The traffic in slaves and
The holding of slaves for selfish or mrreenary
purposes. The Conference, after i long debate,
voted it down-l23 to 92--as unwise 10 intro
duco this subject now
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25

ry lS Cheraw, on Sunday last, John, a runaway
negro and desperate outlaw, came tn his death by
gunshot wound inflicted b. Farluabr McQuas.
John Ind been runaway abou. a year, and belonged
10 one in Mississippi. No particulars are given
as the matter is 10 undergo Judicial investigation
~ serious riot took place on Snlllvans Island
on Thursday afternoon between fishing party and
large number of soldiers. OGe or TWO persons were
cut, and the Marshal Of Moullreyie, who incr(ered,
was badly beaten.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
LORD cLAaENDoNs SPEECH ON AMERICAN
AFFAIRS

The following are the remarks of the Earl Of
Clarendon in the House Of Lords on the 21ih
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16
CHARTER OAK
Life Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONN.
500, go CAP1TAL.


cnAaTnaRD loly.
s1Nmis usupany eoatnsss 70 lssas ps,!ssss -
i MosinO, 10oone N0vt9oe1o0 /,
Tsanspo1eoe0o0 006 E68o 66oko /,
~ Reasonable k01esi
An unooaAMiSaal return pss0la0 - - ~ oros
w b Dsd bach 70 cargo custegs u ~ eess q ~
year.
situated may b injured against lese o. damage BY
Are any ienstA Of tne from 90 - ove ysaSs u
low sases Of premium, an1 tAts avetd eeeooomsoss
~ v Aueuai Co0bonies.
CAPITAL 600 600.
De0EC4OAo.
tsass undsvAui. n.se. rry,. W. 4. ussos.
4. Q. Tying, ". p. pMeatA PIX osoth3sss
p. Holland, Wm. PENN, L. HollAnd,
W. i. Nasss. - lBesridsd, ). Rs1sai1.
Caisies H1llAaAi
ORIG g0A.
1AAc UuSsasnl Pres. D. l. +. DoUnl AuD, Wee Pre-.
CnAAiss HOLLAND, Secretary.
JOHN ADAMS, Agent for hOck Island, Ouvoapsrt
Moline and vicinity. OMoe-Atnser's Duilding. I'LL
uois street. Rock Island Once In DsvsnpesS ~ tho
Counting Room Of the State Dmocrat.
mayl7davtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16

n
~ ~ DMAD - ~ ~
VO
ooses0 oeUUg ~ opauo1enn. - I'll
elnl1lDn1s buu0nIw
~ V0noesaD 0unp1DogA -
oeutlv - - $500
- -. = ~ osllsUAD ~ - -
- - vosco IN - U100 = - NensS =
- - su11DuD -.
- oaeese.e M aAy wssoe ss1 e0Do1 q -
reelae oeoeo 1oey ese - eoo0o:
= H1sass C0ssssel0 - 10U o., e11Ae1
Nevoe CceIa, - - p. ~ - 80
neeoieaos vusune enoee1oo ~ pseyoeo ~.
g asssy Ciay, ss0A ~ ysof - = ~
-. sssSrvsd tAAe - vos1 eser At1iD
1s..,ay vM create - iascA e1eoDs0e = ~. y
o1s.ns1 70 ptoaoce ~ hnpe ~ every day feo11no
ssn, puMrsene and csaess, y = unGosDoeese
c0psee wM - ssoe - resstDe - ~ pstee
1.
A. .Msssst NstsDoaa MORA, exAtboe10o ~ ~
-. q. - oOoessy. and sAASse1 ~ 1n3vss-
- nO O40anSoo, being Cyelo1ta -
Aa A1euses emorsctno Usen1 - 0ki-
s.a g seecn. Win pesseeeo Inn eheo vri-
ssys, 49, sos eonless persod % the psessas AQV-
a. UW1tnce and George L. Ooycktse -
~. sesseSss Ael0erovhAI ~ oeAoS osmseyatiso.
". ovo. nee oa,O.
1he WAcee b iocuAsa = ~ rugal octave veaumea
- - 1sesn hundred ua0ss, Winas1 u = 1oshss Cd
unrs. o supfrane paoer, frg0 new type, cast e.
pIe.g sor ehe wost 1hs vusk ssassiss ness shsa
w.. ~ I.Ne alsrsvmes q SOssraes q AutAoss,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16
Log1oeb bert LogaDoB e1.!
A. ~ Dook lslanA SEN Min.

HY7vJIee sssslvsa . lssgso6ueH = Leg - sr
0s0o0o1 = gesoivs es1ess fos ~ klals q Building
- DS1nDaoo 1ulubes, Laths. Nhiages aa1 0cucng
~ ss1ess vlsh vhieh ovr Osvenppst srisadc nay e
~O ~ - s1seu1s1 Nh puaeeael1ty - 6lsletlS
Mad. o11T0 . HARSH.
- 1aoal usv g. - go
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16
Farniture anl Chaira.

~ ~ D. bAR1 hes epenod g aA11e3eoal
1srniurr Ware.Soon, Ia the Ssiid-
NJ adjoinlng his aldono, on he veee
- sjas q Dsady ssrsse, vhre IS : r.
= prepared 70 waa opeo ~ Who nay hyos hin vish
en-
He voaA Also respectfully Inform Tie pahlle thss
oeeesste On ths Oahlnss Making basinass Ia IN
~ bsaneAeo.
9 Ceaalns .seevah ss,ssea.
(nDvll1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16

CllCAO0 I'LL !
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16

W1Snn0 70 Inform The public that b hes
per0onsntiy locatd In OavN4Agt, where
be wtu cootinee 70 treat al NJ 1fse1ecu the
II horse h sulject TO. o. the INST Sciensife
Principles. After constant practice os NAM YEAR,
"a ~ kinds Of dlseasss be feels happy 70 say that 10
viii give satisfaction 70 ill that employ hi. H. can
produce - eood CestihcsteS - any other man West
II New York. ne y here only few months, and the
many important cures he has eGcted since he came
viii speak more for him than readily be inserted
in . Newspaper.
The following gentlemen who have employed him
since he came here the most cases will
tify " his abilities . competent Veterinary Sur
gem.
An diseases warranted cu!rd ifcurable, o. no mon
ey paid
lie earnestly solicits trial on airy severe case
whatever Any case he cannot cure Il a other man
can Dc got V cure H. hs will pay I'm cut Of bis own
Is,ckcts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16

ER.4.1.KLLv:
Insurance Company.
once y. " .Ce o.ei Main 3 CAooAu1Darsss
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Capital, $500, 900
WA. D'0NCH, Pres't. Al. ARBl.Eo U..-e,.s.
CuAS. ABkAM60N Sseeseasy.
bs.J7oae:
=. cane Ghas. 2 Meyer, Henry Bloch
u o~e-f. 4. G. Cordes, \. Wknsot,
IT, Spasnhosss.
?. D. HARDING, Agent, DavsapoSs, ysvs.
The uLdsssigneA . Agent for tAie 80 lasusaass
Company. vhicA y manaesa ~ some 81 the most sub
etantal business msa u H. Louis and y ready ~ ~
times - tahs risks % reasonable sates. N ehould
not BE- overlooked tAas this 10 . good Weslem Com.
pany, aud should Be supported By etisens
Of being sWinded - 8aseesu eVindlino AsGllusisns
Of which there ere % maay.
dsc95dly P.D. HAAD1N0.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23
.S1k@ Gbr J4lurkrtg. ~.
TIFFIN MARKET

Ftout--Family, G,75 extra 1926 whoa
Rcd l'o5 white sl,lO. Corn 25@2i. Oats al,
Rye '5)c' Buckwhont G)c. Barley sl,lJ. Clio,
yer Seed s61o. Timothy Seed soa2,o5.-
Rye Flour 500 Bl,swhcat Flour a,O1I3hun.
drcd, Flax Seed ,25.
Fced-M.dilings 300 p hundred shipstun
%, u bushol Shorts l5e.; Bran i0c.
supcrdnc Flour 600; Fine apo.
Corrected by c. W. 4 Ell Cunningham.
Batter a., Eggs Sc p doz. Huns, susa,
Cured 1915. Country ne. p ". Mess Pork Go6
7c p II. Beans p bush. 81, 80. Driedpeaehcs
2 bush. Si,75. Apples p bush, green s7lSc;
Eled 800 Cheese lOGllc p Ii. Potatoes
SIC p bush. Tamips95o p bush. Onions soc.
Geese Figs l2%c. II l,z.; realcd Pouches $50
Wosi2 400 p cord. Silt t5dm,) o,o5 Rock do
$50. Feathers 37JJS a4). Hay O,Goa 100.
[Busltirk & Col
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23
SHERIFF SALE.

Reuben G LENNON, admir-. Of Beniamin n
Freeman deceased. Va. Joseph NJ Kerr. lcha-
bod spinrer and Frederick Thompson;
Aud Whliam Mcpherson W. Joseph Kerr and
ksnhen q, lsemmon. administrators Of Benj
NJ Frsemin decreased. aud lchHbod Splacer,
- Saneca Common Pleas
DY vir,ne of two orders Of the Court 70 the
- above entitled csu.es 20 ma directed, | wilt
aner at public sale al the door ~ the Court ouss
Ia Tihn. Senera coury Ohio, between the
hours Of 10 clock "a. and o'clock . "a. OF
the 26th daY Of May. A. d. 1885, the follnwin ng
lands and lensmeuts. to-witi The north east
quarter Of the south qnarter Of sertion TWEEN
ty-hve, x5 fless four scrss,) in township one, 7.
aorth range seventHen, ~ also four arres on the
south sids Of the southfeast quarter ~ the north
easiquauer of said section twsntY i've, IS make
ing ioriY scfes ~ land more or less
apr 2s-so u, ts,3O &c, WELLS shsria.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23
Turned un.

We clip the following from tho Bollofontainc
G'zette, oglast week:
''NEw PArEs.--M, Goo L. Wh,rton, Mn able
editor mi experienced printer, is INV on r,,ei
mere IN soliciting subWipdons to fusion D tper.
The pnblcltiOn OF which h. proposes {, com nenee
soceea."
Wonder If eorgo viii send his paper to his
OLD snbiarlba-s here who pdd him Ia aivanoe,
but never received plpss! wa le., als,. 4
e''rse q Ai p''tll to "s.rly' c,ttle, as he once
wwli1 fta' people DIVA in L)ym ara not aw-
ia''y sucked in" by that sam George, then be
sac d1'ea' MA fr1m whit he on.o was.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23

aged It as wollt he could, and suTere,
through the remainder Of the night. ex
pecting every moment another altacl
from ihe same party. Morning at las
came, and, suffering though he was, he
succeeded Va reachipg Lawrence. where
he oblaiuod medical aid, and is now
doing well,
Gov. Shannon offered $500 90 for the
apprehension Of the person who Shot the
blood-thnsty assassin Jones. but this
Mace is nothing but an abolitionist. that
is, a man in avorof free K,nsas. and
nothing is said or done officially about
this deyilish outrage.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23
How Witnss5os arc treated by the
nLaW & crderh partyof Kansas

MI Mace. whose testimony we refer
red to last week, returned to his home
after giving in his testimony, when the
following occurred;
About O'Clock on Wednesday eve
ming Mr., Mace was called Ia the door of
his cabin by the barking Of his faithful
New Foundhnd Watchdog, which was
tied just outside the cabin. He united
the string and lot the dog 20. holding on
to The other end Of the string himself, il
being 50 very dark that he could not see
very well. lie supposed the dog had
seen wolf The animal led him 10 the
brow of a bluff lhe descent which led
down 10 deep myine. Here Mr.. Mace
stopped, and instantly two pistols were
discharged at him from below. The
fash developed the presence in the ravine
Of Two men. One Shot grazed his right
shoulder and the other entered his left
leg below the knee. lie instantly fell.
when the men gave hellish cha ha l''
and one Of them exclaimed. There Is
more id Abolition bail for ue 0glees. {"
Mr., Mace. occupying position upon the
brow Of the bluff, could easily be seen
from below. SO great was the contrast be
tween an object and the horizon. Seeing
him fall, and supposihg him dead the
valoroas Border RAfiians" fl6d. chuck
ling II themselves, no doubt, that they
had done brave thing Mr.. Mace crawl
ed 70 his cabin. his faithful dog and only
oampauion keeping close by his side. He
sal Up and bathsd his wound aud band-
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23

Robinson, Of the Kenton Republican, gets Cd
the following
gSinse The ist Of April and the 18Th OF NAV, a
7ingle house In this town have bought and packed
over six hundred burols Of eggs--m4king in the
aggregate torty-four thousand dozen And what
is the most extraordinary part Of tho whole affair,
the eggs were all iIid by n singi- hen"
They ought to institute race between JIM
and That hon, to see which could produce the great
cat astonisher, the hen fora cataract Of eggs, or
Jim for m g,9jui yarn.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23
Agricultural Meeting.

a meeting of the B)irl Of \ yrioulture
Of Seneca County, viii be held in TiHln,
on Wednesday, June All, for the purpose
OF making arrangements Tor the coming
Fair BY order Of the President,
Il. Med. GtBslN, Ssc'y.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23
Glorious News for the Needy | !
2EELERS BRO,

/ GRERN inform the citsrns of Tifin and w.
4 uuN thHi they have taken Hni tuIarr,d th,
middle ruom ui bttrks Block, Nu,hiugtan.,i,
lhh' tnthey are now rrcthtul aud ou, o..
lng' ur'c' trnn the Eastern ,iti,ssud ut the most
H'tut lmpnrWunu., hu entirely new aud One ol
the beet aud mo,t hrilirut t,,k otIr, ruoI.,,,,
rNf"ed for sale u thi, matktt Our l,rh /.
Iull and clm iletr, sClected with great care. nui
purchased ntsurh pticc- as vii ,ulhi,u.to.
80 cheap lhu t VIII be g., tbr Interest oi ever,
owe 10 eau at the rrw emporium und tNtiniu,.
our s'o'h before puschaiug. oar a..or,n,nt ui
LadieS' Dress G00RS
's large, aud uusurpas.ud in ,tv and ,p.lti,.
10 the following lt't we nSme part; Bhrk Gtods
Rhine sin, Black Drrss aud Aproo ~tIk.. Plaid
summer Sllks Poplms, Shhlues. a AIpurh.. ID,
brgcs plain und ftnct De Lturs, Byr,rt,. "a.
-ucS, L'wn' Lawn l'uhos Every drtrription
at White Dress Gpni., Dotted Swiss. n,utu
swiss Embroidered. Culor,d SWi.. SWi.. NIu..
lin, NlrUrH luWn. H.Anp Lawns. pmtI ami
striped NHnsooksi SOFT Malls, dlst anr se,ond
Mourning Dress Goods.
ShaU'S
w this department purchaser cannot f,ll 10 be
plee,ei SILK ,nl CrApo shawl. stella. p1u,oe.
aud Rlcm iousa shoWis, Nanuhs. Nr.
H'6boB, BOHact Rib5ol.
Thisorawh 'Nc,l' ooy yu,iog ot ,hs Kind. ~.
vel haiucIMr Wtruiilu IL pail to ,uIes Hud
qualities boou,t Hat Cap a,,i M,utua Ribbon
D'eaS IiPi"'ag.
The variety aud beauty OF hi. department cnn
only hr appreciated 10y personal tNsmina,ion.
lh hn-i'tE Glove. Sc, NO have eVer,thur
90 couplttc TOLL stork
l'ouuets, Hats ani fh,s, umbrella. aud Para
sul-.
5000 yard, best nrl,.h nnd American Print.
D0meStic G0odN
Blcached aud Brown Shee,isgs. Linrb sheet.
ings' Pillow and Tuble Linen, rnwliu.g Cmsh.,. d.
birached aud Brown Mu.uns, o,aaburgs, Drill,
ings, Bnggng. Corset Jeans, Tick,ng., flannels,
Nankeens, Cherks, Ginghnms, &c.
CENTS. Department.
Clo,hs, tlick and fancy Cossimoros, sn,ln ana
summer Nostings. Satntts. J,ans. rwrcds.
Cwsimeres. Browa l.inrn, Linen Drills, aud
ever, thing else talunpng TO tho department.
We cuil particular attention To the above
GOO Is. a. q parl Of our large aud well selected
stock. Nothing wid ba lell undono 10 please at
the Dry Goods Emporium Of
HELLERS BRO.
n, D -All kinds Of produce taken at market
prices, Rnr n
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23

Ic1- There were scveuiy.three battles
fought during the year 1855 with an
average loss Of thousand men in each
moro than $4,000 soldiers are estimat-
ed to have "eushed by disease aud bat.
ties the btotles average more than one
week II is one Of the bloc liest years in
modern history
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23
nlarrtnnta

On the 18Th inst. ut the City House.
by J. II Leidy, Esq, Mr.. Nicholas Low w-
er to Miss Mary L Richarts.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23
SHERIFF SALE.

Heur, Smith W. imes Kihboa aud Caiharine
Mcktbhon Sen,ch C0hmnn Pleas
IQN virtuu ofau orderof the Court
- nl the a3oyr rmltl'd can-e. ! will oflrr OF
pdfic sale al the door of the Court House In
Thin, Seneca county, OHIO. hotwen the hour.
Of 10 o'clock m and o'clork y. ~ of ihe
26lh day of Miy, a &. u. 1888. the following de-.
srtihed premises. to-wit' ~ lots hu nbrr twelve
IQ2l and twenty l20l ia the village OF caroline
seurca county Ohio.
apr 29.3Ol. $3.50 &c. WELLS. Sheriff.
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PrOf. WOOd'S Hair Restorative.

IF,No DOUBT, THE MOST WONDERFUL DlsCOV
ery OF this age OF progress, The following is from
mostlistinguished member Of the medical ptofes,oni
Prof o. j. Yooi--Dear sr,-Ijnsolicited, / send Won
l ceHiiitniu Ahef being nenry bald ioi long time
md having tried all the half festbatves cNant and
no aithn any, was induced hearug Of yott to give
u trial placed myself - the hands Of barber aud
md my head well rubbed with good, stH brus and the
Restorative then applied and well rubbed In, m the scalp
wls all glow. ths rspeaed every morning and In three
weeks the young hair appeared aud grew rapidly from Au,
gust last ITO the bteent time and thick black and
rong-soit and pleasant to the ouch whereas bsbre Il
vas harsh and wify what e there was Of H. aud TINT lit
e wAs disappearing rapidly. | still your Restorative
about twice week. aud shall snon have good and perfect
'rop OF hnr. Now have reat Of these thngs-and who
ias nolbut have seen hitefo nuy case IN which
persons hni fs1ly benefited by any Of tie hair
oncs, m OF the day; AMI really gives me nleasne 10
.ecnrI the ,sIt Of my eSnerenee have f.tommen ls
General sae rlgiont the Territory fhe peooe here saw
H. effects anihaye confidence In Il An who hive nsed Il
herr will coincide with me in what have wtiieu. The
supply yon sent us, rs the WHOLESALE agents tt the rcror
Il rlany exiause IN daily inqnroa made Ter IT,
You deserve III fer your discovery. or run Won
thinks Cor the b'nef It h7s doao me, ior cetninly had
esp1Tid long ago Of ever eisUtiug such rslul
r'tnate you that yorr rune, "a large one, = alfc,dy
Firm Of Bond q Eslios, 9mgs.i,,
Bfookasll, Mass. Iauunrv ietb, ifS
rrof Wool-Deaf if-Iiayng made tal Of your resto-
ftye % gyes plessTs say TINT its eTri ha, been
excellent In f'moying innamaion, dan fi anil
ten lenoy 10 itching with which have been F'ube f,m
rnillhno has also rs,tof ~ es hair which was heaom
inF grcy, IN it oh gu7 color lhave used other aiele
with anything Ike tlip pleasure and profit
Yours, irny, j. X BRAGG.
Pastor of the Ofhoiox Church, Brookfel.
Also, for i1if Pfof Wnolh Odential I4ematve Lnin-
anil Votstahle Life Pills Waranted to give salts.
fhcton Hnney refunded See Cir ulaf
Aliress, o. T. WOOD CO.,
s0 Roadway New York, and ia Market sHoet
81. Louis Mo.
Carlyle, lll June 2.th, 1858.
have used Professor o. j. Woois Hair Restorative and
h1ye rdnfei il wonderful effect Ny hnr was becomng
thoug nrlm1turey grey bur BY the Of hs "Rosto
native" has resumed rs original color anil hive no
doubt permanently NDNEY REEE,
Ek-Senatos Units States.
RS rORATfyR 70 THE l,ik -sg age IN which we 1.-Two
truly Of sseaeh AM discovery and rfof Wood the
present aal sueeee ling ons IN lebtei f Of
The most yan1be remedies p0need ior the restoration Of
The hrif Mann psTons, while Young in begin 70 lose
their hair gray, but hv the Of th truly
lerupsp7rifeq, ts enev fill on is arrested
to IA original color AMI Iensfel son and CLOS
swim lp1,arnit Rln imbsE this MT a dye. We hear
10 highly spoken of.-Gpincv tli) Patriot.
|. q, 81. John, Agent, Tinln
Sept. Qlst, B5-ly
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NOTICE

Il hefshy given that petition viii be presented TO the
Commissioner Of Seneca conny, Ohio at heir session
in Juus, p'yng fora Comfy Road, 40 Wit Beginning az
the southeast corner OFFS on xteu no. in ihTry town
ship Seneca comfy Ohio running thence on md Hlnng
said Hire two ma the Rome and Frmon, paut rld and
there terminate uvq alds
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aFaRa Templa Of the Templa ..

Wo announced the meeting o. this de-
gree for the State 10 be held in this place
last Wednesday. This was mistake.
Il meets on Tuesday, iho eth. at 8, A.
NJ. WIN the members Of the Social
Temple remember their obligations, and
turn out on Mondsv EVENING"