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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23
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w. C. GRAr Esqra- Dear Sir:
Politically there are but two parties in
this country. One is for freedom, the
other for slavery, Every American voter
in the approaching contest will utcn-
tionally or unkuowingly contribute to
the'triumph Of ono or the other Of these
parties. Slavery has usurpod tho phco
Of all other questions aud is tho only is.
sue now before the nation.
When in in 1854. tho Missouri Com.
promise ien by base conspiracy, tho
masses were startled. aud just manhood
took possession Of all fyeemeu. Good
and trae men were invoked to resist III,
great wrongs, aud new political orgaoiza
tons We're evolved from the ruins Of n,
old parties, One voice Of condemnation
came up from the FREQ north. and the is
suN forced upon us by the South was ao
cept,d. You and | had been Whigs.-
Thore ,enterrd our sympaties. and ther,
duty had bid US act. The history Of thai
party so rich in great names is still a wor,
thy subject for contemplation. But a.
an effcieat living party for good, It ha,
ceased to erist, Resolved into or; staa
elements, the masses have been lelt Il
form new political associations, in aeoor,
dauco with sense Of duty. and obedienr
to generous impulses. The Republican
party appears as the resistant Of slavery
extension, aud Of the vicious Democracy
The Democratic party is living 10,
for Il 10 the only party in the countr,
pledged 70 perpeUate and extend the ours.
Of bondage in America.
A criminal, before God aud man, oc
oupies the Presidential mansion, Wills
the ru1ian bands Of Missouri. and IN,
federal troops hunt down and murder oa
kindred in Kansas. because they ara 70
freedom.
When the pioneors Of Kansas hayl
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The Convention for the election Of del.
sy.,es 10 tie S ate and District Conven.
tson met pursusnt to uouce.
~. Y. Bogart Esq.; was called TO the
ohsir, and W. G. Gray appointed seere'
tary.
The convention then proceeded to elect
-isipnatos to Che State convention, 70 meet
Nav 10Th, whou the following gentlemen
we're chosen:
II spielman. o. W. Foster w X
Hafkuess, Dr.. h. Franklin, w. II. Glib
son.
The Convention than proceeded tc
elect delegates 10 the District Convention
70 meet IA Tifin, May eth. The fol.
loving was the result;
Adams--Isaac S.ilwell, Oliver Crock
eit. Ezra West
Bloom-J. Q. Martin, Jas. Boyd, John
soiiz.
Biz spr'up--J. w. Lawhead.
Edsa-A. II. Ice. D. Richards, II, J.
Grouse, L. Rogers. :.
Hopewell--John NJ shaull, Levi kol'
jAckson-Jouas Foster, E. Trumbo.
VIM. Ash.
Liberty-Jacob Thomas, G. r. Lee,
Michael Halter.
Louden-Chas. Foster, Joseph Kirk
wood. David Hays, Esquire Arnold.
Pleasant, WIN, IIoltz, Lorenzo Abbott
Seneca lewis Balizell, J. II Brink
erhof
ssipio-G. II. Kyle. NJ v. Blgarh
Esquire Brown, I. p. Roberts, S. Wat
son.
Reed--Cleo. Rarshnor, Silas McPher-
son, Il. Hatten.
Thompson--D. Harris.
Vonioe--James More, Samuel Miller
w. e. Reihger
CInton-Gilup, Franklin, Asa ltohn
Elisha Umsted. r. Spielman, &. Keen
WIN. Kaul. Geo. EIemiag Jesse Shriyer
On motion. IL WAS resolved that eael
deleuate 10 the State Convention, II h'
cannot himself attend. be entitled to ap
point a substitute. Il was also resolved
that tho proceedings Of the con,entio'
bo published in tho Tribune.
There being no further business, th'
convention adjourned.
NJ. V. BoGART, Pres.
VIC. GAR, seo'y.
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SHERIFF SALE.

CHARLES SToNER vs.. Eliza J. Zimmerman
aud others -Seneca Common Pleas.
DY virtue Of an order inside by h,e Court Of
- Common Pleas Within and for the county Of
Sereca aud State of Ohio 10 the above cause aud
10 me directed, shall on-r for sale. al public
venrue. et the oor o the Court House, in the
city Of rilhh.in sail county. on the % day Of
June. D.. 1856, between the hour Of IOa. ~.
and lo'rlock %. NJ, Of said day. the following
iar Is aud tene,hents situated in the conuty ct
SeNsca. AMI state Of Oh0, aud described as fol-
lowr. tp wiz;
The north half the west half of the n pa
west quarter of sertion thirty-two (32) iu 1, W b.
ship two a. n'rtn OF range sixteen enst ana tnt
south par, Of The west half of the south west
quarter OF section tweutv.nine (29. township and
range aGiresai beginning for said south part
at the saith west cnrher Of said section twenty.
tine l29 running thence east twenty -gO-rhai 3
tothe south eat corner " sal west half: thence
north sixleen an n 100 [l6,771 thence west
twenty chain. 70 the west line nf said sertiun ;
ihence south sixteen md 100 thains. to the
place ol heginnug con nining IN all seventy
three and 81 100 aires m0re or less.
Also. the nonh hhlf Of the tAst half Of north
east q"arter Of section thirty. .one--3l--and the
south part Of the cast hnif Of the south east onnr.
ginning for tie same, ct the south oa.t corner OF
said ssrton thirty 30 cumming thence west
twenty chains along the south lina Of sail sec.
tion TO the west line Of said east hale thanre
north sixteen chains along the said west line ;
thence east twenty chaips; thenre south sixteen
aud n 100 -l6 l6.77-chainsi along the east line o
safe section To the place Of u. nuing containing
together venty three and 54-i0O acres OF land
more or less.
Said premises will be sold sud conveyed b,
lots with convenient streets between, bv mum ber-
according % the plat thereof oe Gle in the office
of The Clerk Of said Court -eopiis Of whirh ma,
be sound al the oihse Of Alassu. w PA n
Nohh aud Stem n Johnscu
my % 3Oi $500 T.. c WELLS. Sh'A>
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CLkYELAND W0nL hEPnIl

rrNHEHE sno loagsf qasiiioh o. d5shii 4, AZ. fs -
fbnae win ere hsf aalialinod nitf 49, al,.e,s ~
Cleveland Wool nelCt 0er. of ha tsis or Vosi III h.
iufnorance and rfathc ibilty,
Located, su b, o. tns outlet OF tho rrcsi ,-s,i ,
West being Of olsy acsassto woog grlvcfs and r,.,ts,
end within iotr h0trs nda 81 ths foost 5i.5!
nanofaciOres Of New Enslana, poEcsss rreat ed,ss.
tages.
Aianuficturtf e1cel ping those who sfs enr,rsd ,s.
niaofi IN woods, peak M ne highest terms 0libs
andthe many satisfactory letters sre feoaipar rom 6s
wool sr5wiui FRIENDS. have stimulated rs 70 acloa- rf
ekrs o make thus house what q should hca afs nnd ~
liable channel of Che sole Of their woch has aurmouniei
a ihe dtnlfel aul onposiiohi thai could we'll Be r,of
egan' any enepfze by cHs vt speculaicf orpo.ed
and nov ithasmors md stronger Recommendation thsn
ever We lavs siie 30 pains ncf expense IN mixing s
pie arrangements iq a who may wish 10 avail
Of ha ndranagei Hfisng From Dis mauhtr or rra6r ina
selling Woof Mfllhanis, End Wno-csowrr who wish h
i1a on ihelf wooi.s delivery Altar Depo oan hs se
comoinied wiih huefal advances. ffdesif. sacfs f-
a. lereoi q Those wishing send ns their woal snd
I WOOL. TWIN T. iof giar ur aececs. van ba
ttristed At ifnm 1910 2Ueenis pound.
Nueu sevtrhin one nciFhb0uiood wish ns In c,r,,rt
sncks or iwinei prtr srhing address, on sns
tnmef in inrii andthc Western stnes viii fn,f hat II,
deng sacks lsm rs will save Them much trouble ami o.i 4,
the sale arival o.to wool here, sacks tg III nos
Der and stamped Cevaand Wool Depot and amer bei,.
hilei by cnasignolis win require other marks.
we hope rn btfl pa rouHfe. or chtrles rro low ol
handling and seng weprimise epnvtri thaio oaf M
divided Attention sHAst be devoted 10 iheir interest
myiesn cooDALE & GO.
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Sheriff Sale.

JOSIAH HEDGES vs. Iorenzo shrh,r and Gecfge scbl
pr--Seposn U0mnnn plca-.
DNNfue Ofun ofler0 the Corr. Of Common pcns NJ
Senera county Ohln; IN the above eh ol onnse 10 nt
directed, will otratpuhlic vendhe At the door OF hc
hprr Of 10 o'clock a. m and D. in Of the 10Th dny Of
lune 1850, the following described premises, 10 wits
ccfntn orp rirl Of un, situated in the Second
Ward lhn, reneen county, Ohio Viz a thatstrip or
parcel ofhnd being east Of and adiauhg to- uo numhri
five huntrsd md nnoy.oae ,50i) In sal second and
being between said lot sol, nn the Sanusy rivr
rinning 10 low water morS sa river, fronting on the
north, on Frmklin Sirsei anil running south the alrv
running and along the south line OF said n.o no sol
sowing AID Tsserng the right overflow the same viii
the water of The sandusby river 4, C. WELLS, sh'm
myl0 3Id s231
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eherif Sale

Josiah lie ses vs.. William Oee, anil the Tifn Fof
WAYNE Railroad Company-Seneca Common Pleas
virtue Of an or Ter of the ColH Of Common Pleas Of
eneca county, Ohio, In the nbove eniledrnuse and 10
me dfeced VIII o1r at public ale m the do, og ~
f hppfe. IN lihn, Seneca county, Olio the following
% ond trnements 70 vii In lots numb, red ono hundeed
ry oneu4tlN one hunfffh rni iouy.two 1fp y IN the
2~n OF New Fort in in county. now included n
e second wrrl Of iin, In said county except 20 much
ero ns IS contained within the follnwina lines 10 Nits
Degnung NJ point ten feet norh oftho south east &C rnr Of
SUI 'a IN o no. 49, running thence sduh to nth sont
.on'F f uenre west along the south line ofsnid lot
no. l42 twenty ieet an fom thence place Of beginning
INC D day Of June a.d, isC0 between e hot - Of
my 10 3ld 81 90 7. c. wstts. sheriff
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Bons l0st ln the Wooda.

BEDroap Co. Pa, May lel856. Our
coualy has recently been tho scene OF
u sad cecourence A Mr. Cese residing
at the foot Of tuu Alleghny Mountain,
started out to hunt and was followed by
his two lille boys. aged seven and five
years. After huntms awhile he returned
home aud found thu his children had
not returned. Search was made. and
not Cindg them tho ncighborhood wa.
aroused. aud the search continued day
aud night, by from FIVE hundred to on,
thousand people On 'he twelfth day
the children were found dead in a swamp
seven miles from their home,
The search had unfortunately been too
much confined to the mountains and the
poor lille boys continued to wander
through the swamps aud bottoms until
overcomo by hunger and fatigue they laid
down and died,
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shariR saIa.

PETER wELLsyi. W. b. Cisstrs, Luus Kelly md
w. a. E4his-st1eoa Comnon flgas.
flY Vrue ofa Ri Ia. 70 dirueied le above entitled
- cause. F 81 ntpubiic sst on ihc farm OF w II.
lrlHtie M keo town ship. Sentna county. Ohio, hatWcen
ne hours of i0oelo1k and p m., of he 2nd dav Of
June, a. nlf5G, hf following tool and chauelt it
Ohe rsi fifr 1eaf Old, our hegt The wrui work Of
lanhnr mills iurlHr laihe and tools belonging
iaid lathe, three cook Stoves boz ove, shote
poTs, two one iofse cuya0ri ono tw0.hnro ontvafff
fohi scapef, rlg and Whiiomars levied uoa
myssibJsi,ss h. O. WELLS, sh'G
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r. G. PENNINGTON and spencef 81. John adn'as The
Estate ol iicnfy feet, deceased, William Frederick
seneca Common rleis.
pY vifae Of orlei Of fi4 in rie abots enfed
door of e Court Homo a ridu, Seneca COUNTY, ohio .
ihe .rl day OF joe, NJ l1jG hotwcen the hours of
O'Clock o. in aui = otnsk p m, the folotna lanis and
ienemen towig fhecssi half of s souihNcs OF
,egnon twenty cox toeuhih one ) nofh fuee iourern
fl4l IN aeiiret county, Ohio.
myg3 3sd si.f0 d. g. Wells. eh.a
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Pleas. "e 1'h'oa Nommeu
lN virtue Of an orlerof thp Couf Of Crto,. yit. Il,
- feeegn county, Ohio. in the above tn,i,s s,.. w ~ ~
directed, VIII OF at puble sale W the door of ibe cort
onse W. lihh foneca county, Ohio, between the Nom, r
le1'' tle iolo"lng lands uni tencments, 20 wits
Siiunte 30 the hrCulloeh scliiea so called 1, c,,..
c7nhtyi Oho, vzi tuaed o. and lor ioyin~ on ~
Sandu'ky ryet anl known being lot numhcred C, "a
a' 20 u Phu Of sdge cdFry To,s IN
,ee county o. Seneca ana state Of Ohin made hy Hr,n
witch Lais, Inference IS made 10 said Plahs
mylh5dslSO D.. G. WELLS, Sheriff.
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SHERIFF SALE.

James Ful'on "a. 1oha Beaf o. Hsrtne,s & Co. vu,m
Rinngur, David Ruop, James a. Netrngbir Wsyid
Gump, samuel y. Mfrin James ~ Mocr spsaa Moot,
Be9iamin sanliorh samuel "A. InonafI. William U
Sipso1 pnd Thomas" iunisou--Seaesa Common ploas
- oause hhdio Die pted, viii oHtf ~ puh saie n
ne door Of the cour House "a n cueca caunty Ohio
between tlf horf Of ~ o'lnes III nnd4 oai1ak n M Of
The eah Of Jnno,A d. 1855, te following dea fa iands
nhdtuuemcnsi to.wi The undivided hnfnr tninf nurber
FIVE So in ihe village ofAuca county Of Seneca and state
OF Ortiz.
mvsad sa40 &c. WELLS, sheHn
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reucea Common Pleas
NiHHe oia Veali esPonas 70 directed w iho ahoys
= = enN ,ed canse, viii offer NJ public sale the premises
% s.wsen ecu We houfs Of 10 oeock,a and p. n on the
<tt Nayo hnyl a. D.. 1856 the following rronertv 70 vii
yne Young reiding horse, one I've here lumber WArar
s,o ,sii sye. y g. WELLS, ShchR.
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WILlIAAf AIiLER w. samuel spsaker 4 Henry speak.
~ --sgnrca Common Pleas,
TDN viz no nf Nj ia lss0oA ~ the above entitled oAnse,
- ami 10 me dsisied viii anss a pnhlo sale a, te
DOR NJ s Couu hoaie ia In, Senpca county, Ohio, On
~ e3d day Of June, A. D. i6a between ne hoaFf d 10
0elack a. a and teVock p n te following prauilset, TO-
wis fe Nusi half 81 thc tu eat qapreg o sectoa tea
Qo.lioWuship nne 40 ram aseOieue (illl.
Ao pat oflr taa halt ofihs toulh quaF'tr ~ sec
eifhtaerss
nsss sadsis9 &c wRLls, Ehsda
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sHERIEF SALE.

WARREN P. NOBLE vs. James AloDonald-- Seneca
Couan0n PLEAS.
DIV virtue OF nn 0fiet male IN the Court Of Common
teas Of seneca county, ohio, aud 10 dirlnted in
the above entitled cause, will oil public sale NJ the
door of tho Cour House 10 rin seneca county Ohio e
tween the hour. OF 10 o'clock m. anl O'Clock D. M on
tho thh day Of June, A. ID Isj the fooRinq lands an
tenements to wal The norih hnf Of the west han Of the
sot'-wnt qunref OF sact0n ihr ytyO t3llin towns shin
ure (3) nnrh nj fange ireoh (i3l IN Seneca county,
Ohio,eonaining tory atrss OF land, me r, or less
hy%J 3Jd Sl,JJ L.. Z. WELLS, shT
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SHERIFF SALE.

EDEN LEASE. fcrthe tse Of VIM. n. Gibson, vs. sam.
nel C'rson.-Senera Common Pluls
nN virne Of vcneri eSpo11n, 70 me dr,,tei in the
ID above entiile c1use, viii oF a public s,le on the
Premises Of samuel C-ron, IN Venice township. Seneca
county, Ohio, between the hour OF 10 ocloc n m mil
y. M, OF the snl day OF lunc A. d. 1855 the followiug
soots and cntiels, VIII One two here Lumber wagon
AMI gain tanning mill.
my2i l0d sOn0 L. c. WELLS, shin
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BURIeD ALivE-ALMosr. We learn by
n friend that Mr., DAN,eL SrRRNs, Of
Madison township in this county who
has been ~ with fever some time, TO all
appearences, died on Friday afternoon
last. His burial was TO take place on
Sunday afternoon. All the necessary
arrangements wer made, hicids assem-
Piled 10 pay to pay the last tribute Of re.
sheet TO their deceased ncighbor, and the
munster was in waiting TO offer the con.
yolatons Of the gospel 10 the afflicted
iamily The colhn was then brought
aud the body beng placed theaein when
one of the assistants obserdod that It felt
a lit;le warm, aud, strange as il may
seem, in few minutes Mr.. SrERNs va
sitting up; the friends who had Assem-
bled for a funeral, more happy than ii
they had attended 4 wedding. Mr.. S
we learn is in fair way Of freooyery from
his sickness This is another against
hasiy durialS IlAw horrible the con
temptation or the, Buried Alive " Ere.
mont JoWrRoi
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Mn, EnfvoR !, We desire 20 inform our broth.
er FARMERS through your columns, that We have
purchased one 81 j. b. Creightop's Smmp and
Tree ox,Noioe, which We have A9ocglly test.
od and fnd a al excellent and ceiy usoa,l ma.
ehlne--wo are cogAyincodit Is well worth all the
RECOMMENDATION that We can give Il and We
doubt no. that any vne who viii cry d win decide
with Us, that fused y win prove highly service.
able 70 agriculture, AMI that Il VIII repay the far
mer who viii devote q gew Woska labor and aiew
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EoRTY bsh MolA,ss, sud syrap for sAls
It sheapa, husriRKs.
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KNOWLEDGE e
.O OW ER.

P O w Il Il &
Tho hraln heing ths inlex Of the the heart, ae.
cording 10 the science OF phrenulogy il has now
been rendered ta.y for nian 70 usceuaiu what ma.
IA re hus intcnded him ior--in what busines. he
ought 10 embark 10 be successful -whW Kind OF
partutr would reuder him happy aud iG fact
every stoo ia life shoutl he guided by a kuU,yl.
edge OF hmsrlf, aud success must fellow. Pa
rept, would sRve themselves aud chihreu vast
umaum OF misirtuhes + commonly % called,
wnen persons outerintu business ehtrely Insult
ed 10 their aculrs--bY understanding exactly
the dispositons aud mental capnChea OF ,heic
children an placing IA IN then m IA sphure for
which they are constituted. Thh eau b. done
hy having their dispositions to shem aud what
they should do 70 rruier them nn ornament so
socieip aud a credit 10 themselves.
Parsods wishig ( 20 avail themselves OF the adj
vant.Wes afforded by
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23

WILL RECCOLECT ihst ny ready mads
eimhing, fqrnshing end lallnhpg Embellishments
are in the mosi ful blast and that a the rear of
she Store kuotas they can pass from one 20 tho
uiher. and shsy mlii further ree0lect, that thi.
Nt1rr Is the store Cor ihen 10 come b as they a.
bring their lady aad abe whole iamil,, and e.t
every sh'ng ihey ~aut iihoni going out dror,
Right square 10 iront of the Conri Hous.
Iihn Ohio, Mar ist ~.
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1fh hall eAss.a Of Teas, ,f,rsalsM
~ BUsKIEAS.
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IERAIS On SAI.la.

One-ihird itie purchass money, cash IL hand
one third ia one and one lhird 70 two yearA. with
ln crest from aay of sale tha delerre pay uents
20 BE- secured by norsage oa The premises. res-
ptcueely.
Wy i65w G. KEEN Adm'r.
With Will annexed Of .. Click. decd
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From tho Stark Co. Democrltl
We republish the following for the hene6, Of
our readers, who are All ctcd with these noisan.
ccs called slnmps Farmers especially are in
,eres,ed IA this useful Nlnsendon
stamp Extractor.
PAals, Stark Co, Ohio.
March, 6th 80.
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GROcRRGRS.

of all ti"ds. Of the very bes, quality aud as low
ls the lowest,
ulods for childrens wear, both for masIeis.
sni mlsasan great yarieiiss. Misses Oats aud
bonutts, boss hats AID caps checks and light
50 us, for boys clushn also a very "a Il stock of
chllHfeie pleih 400 fancy shoes. Also iremeRs
dous los ~ goods for meme summer wear. Soth
eoisoa. haun. and llsh, ca.maros. tveods &c. -
10 fact lel ma say that in this sto-a YOU can and
gach aHd every article both for az. q aud gen.
l'nrn, in the plece or ready m De. thpt on can
call '. AMI Inlnhna llNAaII 10 l..
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NDERS0LD BH NO ONE.

N RI EserS kind ofcouniry plOduru wanted
Tor which the highest marsel price will be pai1
bvan-, Chickyns. BHsswax. Rags. Fenihers nnd
rlmlthy aHd Clver seed. corn. oats aud Hides
Also Lamaer aud Aay qaaatily ofgood shinglen
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-20

A SINGULAR INc1DExr.-The Niagara
Falls Gazette says that sometime last week
an ordinary chair came down the river,
and lodged few feet above the brink Of
the falls, East Of Luna Island. It stands
facing the falls, as if to invite the visitor
TO ! seat. Tho legs are probably fast in
tho crevices Of the rock. 1t is supposed
to have come from the ill.fted Northern
Indianian.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-20

To CLEAN LreHr CoIoRED KID CLOVIS.
The common burning fluid (turpentine and
alcohol mixed) used in lamps, is the best
liquid that can be used to clean kid gloves.
Pit the glove on the hand to which it be.
longs, then dip . small piece Of clean
sponge in = little Of the liquid, which may
30 poured into : cup for convenience-and
rub Ill the spots On the glove until the
grease and dirt are removed from it, then
nke il of and lay il down upon piece Of
white paper. Do the same with the other
glove, and then suspend them both over q
Clean cord, and dry them in = cool place.
While drying they must be stretched lit.
tie from time to time. to prevent their
shrinking. Those who make business
Of cleaning gloves, dry them o. artificial
hands, but those are not positively neces-
sary. Care must be exercised NOT to clean
Glovee ID this manner BY candle light, o.
Il the neixhborhood Of I fro, q accidenta
have taken place 70 persons BY the ignition
Of the gas Of tho AsiA-Sci. Americas.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-20
Thibodaux COLLEGE.

Il IIV5 HSg k1CSSIO1I UI lIITS IIIStItUtIOtl
l. will close the 23d inst, and the second yearly
In this Institution the ENGLISH and FRENCH Ian
guages are taught each in its respective tongue.
u Parents and Guardians intending to send their
children wards either Day Scholars Boarders will
confer favor by informing possible, in
order that may make preparations. would also state
that pupils should be present. il possible, At the opening
Of the session. time for improvement lost by coming
alter . course of studies has commenced.
v19 2m CHAS. SCHIFFERSTEIN
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-20

ANOTHER Ell DoRADo.-The Newport
correspondent Of the Providence Journal
writes:
Tho increase in the fortune Of the young
girls here is rapid beyond anything ever
heard Of 10 California or elsewhere. Yes.
tsrday morning young lady arrived in
town, and At halfpast nine, just after
breakfast, it was currently reported that
she was worth seven hundred thousand
dollars at one o'clock this sum had in.
creased to twelve hundred thousand, and
last night at eleven o'clock it was ascer.
tained that the figures were no less than
two millions. This morning have not
heard Of any further rise, but | may add,
the lady Is not nsglected.
The facts in the case, we believe, are
simply these: The young lady has now
about $500, 900, with . good look for
some six millions. She lives in New
Bedfod.-N. Y Miyror. s