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tag niht TIRE Muflee eEtrtdtet bGttn, frsrben bteTntt 9lpttb
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laminluneslpfaI 1T BIT gierbranes pcAntann.
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Die Mitglieper De8 @afileo Gunpea 0er. 1
perpen bierourd erludt, uadlten Dienifag, ben
20. Wfai, ale phne 2lu8nabme piinfliA 81 err
ldeinen, ba @e1dafte pOrlie9en, ipelde Die @e-
genmart zines jepen Mitglieoe8 erbeti9sa.
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Sbiger Neretn, pb0leid crit fet Snei 91rAen b%efebenb. 8dblt
bereits an 800 Antbeile, UNI iebrn bic beabidtiste Mftien abb
balc III erreihen. 70 rat Der Weretn befdIOhen ben 3utritt ~
pernfelben habin 81 erlei6tern cas- alien ferner SeitretenceA
fir bte ~betreHenpen GinfAreibsebabrea Credit af clue gentle
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a8rpber's european 9ouie4, Gfr ppu 5rpaOpaY unb 2aatafter
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81 81 M Gi 81

fepie benz publiium bic ~ereesenae Mnslse. bes beiaate yOse
Montas ben 80. Mai. eiaea MasSug bad Rohs pain Bet 5rn.
gDifbelm gdtf uerdnifaltet bat. SheranS . slRs WtuftccrpS
1T tasu s~neaetrt, weldes @ddmittags Bite neufen Gdn5e nuf.
lpielen nitro. VS. ekS4s
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q. y. Die @ifelie6sr Der Qpse fnb erluat, @lOresns s ltbr
tn Der Sdle. Gfe ron Qpmbarp- unD 5ie6Rr. III er asinen.
SIM Nuftrods tN 4e IS &. lB [ { m err Sefr,
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Grpfer RouDerein y2r. 9.

Obiser @ereia pirD in Der 8arse nit Der GinsaHluas~ke
Settrd9e ben Mnfan9 MAIDEN; mer spaber md 2uf bat. it'd
oemfelben an5uf6fisB n, beIiebe I'D Dienfas ben 20. Wlap
Ibenes 5 tbr bet s. 9ett, Der Mietoupra 3aae e~esenaber en-
suRnnen. sssta rsx SIN Mu1traae:
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Shop mlroe anpera SAILS ard permtetbet nerpen. @r lteet
na1e Waeuolia @rpre an Der Philadelphia 96iliniMgtpn uHo
taltiupre @iienbabn. M1beres bel Mr. 0eppe bet Mftt1el un6
COMMUNION, Nr. 80 @~rattlraBe, am @ipntae spii9en 2 uno .
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OeutfcbeS Ebeoter.
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Oa8 Tbeater, nit 8erltanb uno @eif oelei=
tet, it 8clf8I 9ule, CO lit Der ein5ige Samr1el=
plas a0er St1nbe, Dbne pclitiIde Oper merriam
tililde Mbfi1ten e8 perepelt ben @eilt unO Sc
ldmad uno erbebt ben MenIhen aus ieiuem gez
mSbnliden Nltas8leben. Sn Der Union mdre
eS belonoer8 wiinl9en8nertb, ba8 beut d e
T4eater 81 pfe9en nno gu bebet, Denn es
1T zines Der frdftislfen Wfittel, un8 Idtung Bel
benz amerifaniiden Gplfe gu beridaffen.
Onr6 bic hShff ntittelmdBi9en 8erlu9e per-
lAiebener @%elelihaften ipurpe ba6 Suterefle
De8 8ubltfums fir baS Drama rtebr unp mehr
seminbert, nm 10 erfreulider iiberraidten unS
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%lenarn, pelde felt &ur5em IN ~unierer Wfitte
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Dur9 feline GenntniE, @nerJie, 6leiB unb Nu6=
bauer, ppfnit er mehrere Gbeater be8 Weiten8
%Diri9irte, 1T 3ugleih rprtreffliher S9anipieler.
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1T unitreitis IN ibrem reip. Sad bic BETTE S@au<
Ipielerin III Der Union. Mer pa8 Ner9nii9en
bate, lie ais 2ucretia 8Orsia gu ieber, mirb nit
uns iberein1ilnmen. 6r6ulein g, pbsleid nod
q(nfan9erm auf Der 8ibne, beSauberte ba8 Br=
blifum pur6 tire auSseseidnet id6ne Stiuume
unD ibrem oefablppllen 8crtraee. Mir balten
e8 fiji Bfidt, oas intelligence 8ublifum uuf Die
Sci eHRgen bieIer &anfler onfmerflam gu MAJ
den. - I'm BEN @ffeft l~tSrenben @inbrud uns
~pplfrmmener Scenerien uno W1ldinerten gu
pernetoen, unb baS 8ublifum in ieber @e5ies
bunq at befriepieen, BAT Ser E~bielelnaln nit
srOBen &Ol ten paS 6rcnttreet<G beater 9emietbet,
Wfarianne, rper etn lSetb aus Dem Vplfe, miro
ndblten Miontag ben 10, our Nuffibruns fcm=
men, lnb pa bic Git elsNple pcn Wlap. Ebiele=
mann reprGlentirt pirp, in mel9er tie belcn6erS
8rCB iein iru, 10 pirfen mir einen hoben @enuE
erparten.
Wtr appelliren all baS liberale @efabl Der
bielisen Gbeaterfreunpe unp bOffen. oa8 5auS
bei Dieler @ele9enbeit BON pben bts llten 9efullt
gu ieben.
Walbportie nad Ma8nclia
@rppe.- Sci benz munteren II. gemitblihen
@alpfeff, ipeldeS Der Nrbeiter< &ranfen= Inter.
ifibung8zgere in Magnplia @rcoe %feierte,
bradte Ser s. nj NJ er frlgenDenG Coat ben
mir auf ben 8unl4 8ieler, bic i'm germ idrift~
lid baben mSdten, bier mittbeileu. Der paf
lalatete
Sin breifad Sod Sud- Grinfert,
limb Der 6eudler berlfe
Der ben f~raiien l1niint unsefddt,
DaB Ger Saft Der 0lebe uup Der @erife
l1nbeil in Die @elt sebradt.
Bereat BEN leidten, bleiden Wfudern
Bereat ben Gemperen5ipafierf4lufern
8ereat ben traurigen @etalten,
Die In ibrer Su9enb idon reraltenl
Bereat ben !Sun9erleioern
Yereat ben S~reuoenneiDern,
Ole un8 fem Gergnigen 90nnen,
limb uns perddtlid nDutdmen" uennea.
Bereat ben WaiiertrGpfenl
Bereat ben &irbisfGpfen
Seremia8 unb Gpbia8,
6abafuf, 3ephania
Sdlapp unO idlOttri9 ieh't ie BAL
9laeeu iCA'H fe pie selcttue Gierl
ANWs Lf
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21t Dern1tetheH

Sin gutter @dubmnHer, Der 3pt un6Qoete i'm &auie nintnt
Bet Um)a so. @ ptfer, @de Son 9prtb INT
unb Nleafant Ctr.
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gaito. 9uae y,r. /, 81. s.. 81 IS. +.

Sbise eUee maat itren 5reunOen fpmie lem 9ubifart bic
sus mad &ofs pdin Serantaltst bat. Capt. 5aemm's Mu-
~ffccrps, pelAeS De neuefen Stide CUR llnterbaItung Der @6fe
p~prtraeen wirb. lit oasu e~ngagirt.
OaS Ttdet fpRet Is Cts. Ddmen fret.
NA- Die W~iitsleoer Der 2pge fnb erlu6ts Mprsens 5 ubr TT
Der pale, Gfe BON Qrmbarp- unp 6igbfraBe 81 el benem.
I'm SIN AnTtrage: Nan9gntn
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Cine bequeme gBrtnune aus 5 es eerdumieen 8irnrnern Bee
aebenb. 9fdbereS in gr. 81 gfprb-6rieprtd-St. nahe 8aSette-
Stra6e. LIMB.
0erlamat. Sin 6rauen5imrmar, has ipas
Iden, foden uuo biieeIa fam uno CUTE Gmpfeb~
lllsen bat, fam cine CUTE SteDe befrmmen.
9fdbere8 in Ger. rs Noltb Yacaltr5 5milden
Sarotpga ulo MuIberrn.
9(uHprncrufta,
Caroline 0piItelmine Mueufe Stapel1nntn mirt tierbur1
atfQefprbert, benz llnter;eidneteu tbrer MAFeHtbaft 0ef6asoR
~ansuseigen, BnIttntpre, Mat1856.
u lernnber QDpIffs Mbpptat.
B3- llnferi gDediel6fdtter wsrben erfunt. Iii cepiren.
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Neme Mmsetoct.
oeutfde 5effsrlon gS ,5Ithitiee

Sbensenannte @efeal6aft halt Mlfttmp@ Mbenb, Sc h.
Mai ibre r~e9elmGBige WpnatsperinntmIung tan S6ulseba-p
Der Mfatbias- Stride in Canal nabe SnltimDref. ab. Die utits
slieoer werben bieruit aufssfprDert bic 9erlaminluns red
5ablreib 81 beuden. SIM Nuftra9 hes
fm,b5 &G8 Committees.
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greunb 3 a umann bof nrr o33suIisbrz redt spenn er Be-
tanptet, baB iea Bird tn benz Tbtereefedt ben Stss be9pn &C.
traSen. eean pts e. islbf fact. alset ZEN 10 S, n0a, In,sr :
duf bic yNagelprrbe" pertilst pprpen TT = th bin nun 5ufrte-
ben. Ml6ee 9err Baunann fcrtan Fa lauter iol9er siege err
freuen.
S6liesl6 fatte Id tneinen 8rennben, Qanbsleulen 70 wte
benz pubtifum ~aterbaupts rteineu ter8lt6fen Dontat.
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MufrMf ana allie Nifrfenne

benz pupiilan1 dbsrbaupt bic erseteus Nnaletes. tas i'd @Own-
Jag ben y. Nlat eas ssfe eae rbisF aus o~assAtass E~slssgfsasr
wDbnen pelen, Fnb btstmit bSntHA Sasa eugsTaben.
MAf 3ablrethen 8eIud 9pH&ut apie ~9au6tnlth
lNN EAs444M MF@t4E 5eMrp3@ mrnbkrt
l8Ge8 Bur f@Baen MueF0t, GrrBAr, GSterat 6tM,
@ebmafls @repetp,
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GqmI oaaln9
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-28

Thomas Tillson, an insane per son. WI,
for some time past has been confined it
the county inhrmary. near this village.
made his escape from the Institution on
Saturday evening, the 10th inst: since
which time nothing has beon heard Of
him Much anxiety is felt for his safety
as when he left he was barefoot, and the
weather has been quite frosty, a portion
Of Tho time since his absence, so much
so, that one could hardly roman out in
his condition, through some Of The nights
that have interviewed, without having his
feet fro1en. if he did not perish.
Mr. Pray, The superintendent Of the
Infrmary, infoims US that he has made
diligent search for the missing man, but
could get no trace Of him.
Mr.. Tillson is a large powerful man
and escaped by mastering his attendant
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-28
A Proclamation for Thanksgiving
Ninety Years ago.

/ MlnetN Aedtb ago,
The following Proclamation from ,
Royal Governor neerlY a hundred year,
ago, is an exact copy Of the original, as il
rs, in the possession Of a family in Audo.
YER Massachusetts,
Thanksgiving Proclamation N 1867.
by ms ExcELLENor
FRANCIS BERNARD, ESQ,
Captain General and Governor.in- Chief
in and over His Maiesty's Province Of
the Massachusetts, Bay in New Eng
land. and Admiral Of the same.
PROCLAMATION
FOR A PUBLIC THANKSGIVING
AS The business Of the year is now
drawing towards a conclusion, we are re-.
minded according to the audable Usage
of this Province, TO ioiu together in a
grateful Acknowledgment Of the mani.
fold Mercies Of the Divine Providence
conferred upon Us in the passing year,
Wherefore have thought 6t To appoint,
and / do with the advice Of His Majes-
tbs Council, appoint Thursday, the 3d
day Of December next, to be day Of
public Thanksgiving, that We may there.
upon with one heart and voice return our
most humble thanks to Almighty Godfor
the gracious Dispensaliuns of his Prow-
dence since the last religious Anniyersa-
ry Of this kind: aud especially Cor--than
lie hath been pleased to preserve aud
maintain our most gracious Sovereign
King George in Health and Wealth, in
Peace and Honor and 10 extend the
blessings of his Government to the reno
test part of his Dominions: that lie hath
been pleased to bless and preserve our
most gracious Queen Charlotte, their
Royal Highuesses the Prince Of Wales,
the Princess Dowager ct Wales and all
the Royal Family, aud the frequent En-.
crease of the Royal Issue, to assure us
the Continuance of the Blessings which
We derive from that illustrious Houso;-
that he bath been pleased to prosper the
whole British Empire by the Preserya-
ton OF Peace, tie Eucrease Of trade, aud
the Opening Of new Sources Of National
Wealth; and more particularly that He
hath been pleased TO favor the People Of
this Province with healthy and kindly
seasons, and to bless the labor of their
hands with sulfciency offthe Produce
Of the Earth and Sea, and / 10 exhort an
Ministers Of Gospel with their several
Congregations in this Province, thai they
assemble on the said day, in solemn
manner 70 return their most humble
Trunks unto Almighty God for these
and an other Of HIS Mercies vouchsafed
unto us, and 20 beseech Him, notwth.
standing our Unworthiness, to continue
His gracious Providence over US. And /
command and Enioin all Magistrates and
Civil officers to see that the said Day be
observed as a Day set apart for religious
Worship, and that no servile Labor be
permitted thereon.
Given, at the Council Chamber in Bos-
ton, the Fourth of Novem Der, 1867, in
the Eighth Year of the Reign OF our
Sovereign Lord, George the Third, by the
Grace Of God, Of Great Britain, France
aud Ireland, King, Defender Of the Faith
&e., FRA. BERNARD. +.
BY His Excelleuoy's Command.
A. OLIVER, Secretary.
non SAW Tup ufNa
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GOD SAVE THE KING,

RENovAL or SAyKgEs.--One of tho
most sinpular incidents in Colonial histo-
ry was the remoual of sayages from Van
Dieman's Land by a single man, after
twenty seven thousand pounds had been
spent to NJ purpose in a war against them,
A person named Robinson, bricklayer
by trade, but an active and intelligent
man, undertook and performed the singu-
lar service Of bringing every aboriginal
man, woman and child quietly, peaceably
and willingly, into Hobart Town; whence
they were shipped to Flinders Island
This Island is between forty and fifty
miles in length, aud from twelve to eigh-
teen in width. IL abounds with the
smaller species Of kangaroo, &c; the
coasts are plenufully supplied with fish,
add, in addition 70 this abundance oil
their natural food the natives were pro.
vided at the expenseof the colony, with
dwellings, ample rations of flour aud
meat, bedding clothes, garden imple- |
ments, seeds, fishing tackle, and all things
which could be necessary for their pres |
ent improved condition; besides medical |
attendance, and the means of careful and
judioious instruction in all things fitting
or possible for them to learn. From the !
time Of Mr.. Robinspn's capture, Or rather
persuasion, of the natives to follow him. |
a complete change took place in the is
land; the remote stock stations were again |
resorted 70, and guns were nolonger car
ried between the handles Of the plough. |
The means Of persuasion employed by |
Mr.. Robinson to induce the natives to
submit to his guidance, have ever been
amystery to mo. He went to the bush
unarmed, and accompanied by an abo-
riginal woman, his sole companion, ,---Ac.
CUNT Of Pan .Dieman's Land.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-28

AN IETELLIGENT VofER.-An amusing
incident occurred in the town Of Oxford
on election lay, voter whose literary
qualifications were called in question by
the board of selectmep, under the %read-
ing" law, lately passed in this State, un-
dettook 20 eRlighten their minds by com
plying with It's provisions He could
spell tolerably but found it difficult to
read An easier place was found and by
spelling slowly, the sense was determined
until the last wofl was reached, which
WAS governor. The voter here came
to a full stop-ra dead hall That word
was poser" He was requested o
spell It. He did so, but he spelled it
wrong. He was then told to try it again.
He did so, but hesitated again. He STUN
bled among the three syllables for some
time and at last was requested TO pro-
nounoe the word, A long pause ensued
He was ENCOURAGED to try once more. He
shen braced himself up for the effort and
with determination in his face, be said he
could not exactly say what the word was
.buthe believed u was corner" He was
then told that he was a CORNER himself,
but II he would stick 70 his spelling book
a year more, be prolhbif would be so far
in the possession Of the legitimate qpali6-
cations that he could be made eector.
~ New Haven Palladium
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-28
PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE hcrray given that the administ,,ior. on ths
a sl,ale or Augn.il' nalcr Philip Nalbopa. Thouias
dci Uoovet John Stiuchrcumh Moab nick Vincent nsl
aWNcl Nwirhrt and the eXecutnf uf the win Of Hen
ran ieilhofeor et al, Ueuv McCurnack Louisa NrCor.
mact KILN Jane Gteen, and Sarah NJ Robinson have III
d in ihe olcr of thc Probate Count of Seneca countv
hcu several accounts Coz 1ual setcncut and he rnar
naps jacob lieshhefrer Of az Emily Wfs, et tit Mar.
miniraor the estate of rhinp smith, have FLED In
lc ooe Of uid Court their accounts cuuani which ,aid
AerunnA illeome up iof hearing the 2Rh day Of No
'emhef' a ~ 1850. j. r. UORD,
elialtd Probate Judge SsnsoA o.
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Preserve your Teeth
WOUND YOU HAVE nEALTHi

WOULD YOU HAVE HEALTHi
WOULD YOU HAVE COMFORTt
WOULD YOU HAVE BEAUTY
Would you instead of diseased gums ulcerlted teeth
ied and ouhsomo breath, hive, health, bsauty, sweet
breath, comfort and coanlmess-p'osere your teeth
Sops Cu9e ue NSTnY
Tender, his professional services 10 the people VI Timn
and vicinity and n mlypreparel 10 insert ai ntcst end
mosi beautiful syles Of ucouupihlo teeth, from 10
ril on gold, silver or Guila PorolA.
Hs nngs are noi of that son spongy texture which In.
stead Of beauuBing absolutely lniure and destroy the
teeth thus treated nui arc perfectly solii beautifully
polished ado will eeriualy preserve Che tuoh years.
Teeth 81 oaned in the hest manner, without pain. Die
eased gums resorad to health lui all operations performed
with kand care. The hc references aud spocmens of
h' work may De seen % a mes a Dis Office, in Tomhs
Block, over White & Hros. Store.
Thn, Nov. 9e so. o.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-28
AN oRpNANcn


Ne ordained hy che CITY couneii Of the ,ity crr;e,
lha, GWNu and hf osocatcs and su-ccsscr.io ho or
gouiledata 0as ilem COMPANY shalL tor ihe tenn oi
tWCniv YEAR Tom uc rttaao OF this ordinance have tr
exclusive rrlege ol 1.ias iho streets, anct aey. and
public rr1gads Of said cv orthe put1se OF lawns do
pipes icr the conVrytne of r1F n AVID hfoash said c r
tle usc nf said cit1 and tu inhahNantsi
Provided, That an msies donc 10 a'd streets iaurs Al
vs aud pnhlic rmuads shall De repaired hy he ssI f,n
tees whh due iscnce, and esanc be io0 na ro5l con.
dillon ~ ho'oroi and
Provided also uaf Tor the ncroi of vahrt 0er, DE
n7ssegc ofths uruanru the plite OF gas urnhsa ta td
oty and is inhah aln by ho ni sfantccs shah moi et
ceed Ourdoh1r pcr rhnbsHnd cubic cot anl hnt the "a Ii
furnished shall o. oftac best Qnahtys and
Proyiied also la sid rrsnieos shan deposit vlih tbe
CITY clerk ofaidciV. huui of honsani ansri Al, bs
forfeited NJ the said concmplucd Gqs Wons m no erected
and pu, 10 operation within two ysari fom he passage oi
this nriinanccs and
Provided further, thai Cor e formation of aid Cas ivhi
Cemnahv. books ol tuh,ctron shai De- onen,f b, ~
vrani-rs n hcciv fih and Costume oneh ior ts opr
pose aforesaid during one month from the pas,aro ofhi,
ordinanue.
a. GROFF Prcsidcnt
Attest. n r. ecorr, Ciy Clark.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-28

AREo oDorE.s--A farmer once hired z
VermonteF 20 assist ip draWing logs ~
The Yankee, when there was a log 70 lift,
generally oontrived 70 secure the small
est end, for which the farmer reknteA
him, and told him always to take the butt
end. Dinner came, aud with IL sugar
loaf Indian pudding. Johnatbau sliced
off a generous portion Of the largest part,
and giving the farmer a wink, exclaimed,
'di,6ays Saks hs 6ut end. !"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-28

AEThey have a new way Of Matching
ebiekensin the West by which a single
maternal fowl is made 70 do the duty Of a
hundred. Theyiili barred with eggs.
and place a hen on the bupghole.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-28

RYrAn enthusiastic gentleman speak
ing of the courage Of his 'adored said.
.Sheiwould walkup to eanDon's or a
loDer's mouth Without shrinking mus
cle'
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-28
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
- OF REAL ESTATE.

On The 2ntE day ofleoemhef a, D. 1879, au lO0ul0ck
A. NJ. AZ he door Of he Caur Houso 40 DE cy ofTifn
There wnbe soldt0 The highest btierhe following Real
~ ate as The property ofhegjamn Myefi eto 10 W. free
Of dover uieetcfhe widow Being upnr ofthe Wesi
north pifuaa no commencing iof he same4 rols East q
ie south of aid half Of said eoon %
theme estiG r1s TO oonertheuce norih 10 rot and M
feet 70 rofngFthance west l0fp thence south 40 rolls
and 10 eqtfo q plaee of beganlng containing acr,
anil sroa sedat $500 An also nar objection IS
81 IN me tewnshp of Adams sentta, CO.. o. Commo1 ita
atl6sout east fOiecion IS the towns pafiy "a
running heuce fna ehgh ioa ooFnr thence ndrh one
bum Road, henoe soihwesiey along the centre 0fsad
r9id chains and SO links tho fourth line ofasid section
- thence east aour said south line Of section IS hs two
chaina and 1fsio he place OF heeinnns ooniainine -
one hundrfih OF an acre, apmaiald $500 Terms ol
tnfd epsh " ihId one yeaI and one
sas anil draW interest from inie kor. 23 1850. HENRY
BACHER Adm Of Benz Myers donh
NOV. s., 1856 psrI. N. HORD, uify
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requested to 60 70 the devil when they
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RS-Tbe Herald Of Freed6moE which
the type snd presses were destroyed at
the sack Of Lawrence has been revived BY
means Of contribution collected by Mra
Brown. who, while her husband was ia
prison, exerled herself to obtain them.
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al Soiamn EYent.
The North Carolina Advocate relates
the following touching incident:

The North Carolina Advocate relates
the following touching incident:
We learn from reliable source that a
revival is in progress on the Sampson cir,
cult. Brother Martin has given US no ac
count of it as yet. 1t issaid that, at an
early stage Of ! meeting at McGees' meet,
ng.house, in that circuit, afew days ago,
the preacher dwelt at length upon the un-
certainty Of human life, and remarked
that il was possible chat some person
present was listening to The last sermon
IAN old lady a respectable and pious
member Of The Baptist Church, was sit
ting in the congregation, apparently in
good health, aud entirely &c imposed
When the preacher called the congrega
tion topayerI she RnelN no one observ-
ing any movement on anything unusual
about her. When the congregation arose.
she was discovered remsining on her
knees, with her hand elenohed on the
back Of her seat, and on examination was
found 10 be entirely dead. Her spirit had
hed, we trust, 70 the better land. Whal
a scenel to 20 from church 70 the pres
once Of Cod from ones kaAes q the
heavenly homel ass i,7