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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21
Nov Barber 9hop!!

VHE undersisned takes this method 10 inform he oi-
i Of rifhn, that he hai opened Barber shop 10
the wing Of
gmAWMAM'g BLOCK
Orposte the nity House. do despise mEeeng, but II
va want ths REsT SHAVING YO0 EVER a so, rive
me can and you will find me oll right, Don't or y the
place shawhan'a Block opposite the City lioue
Nov. ", 50. I. AlGHWARDEh'
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21

A New PIsroL.--The Albany Times states that
a pistol has been invented in that city which will
fire ninety times per minute, carry q ball ninety
yards further than any pistol now in use, and that
Il is also much lighter and in every respect super
ior to Colts celebrated pistols.
That's nothing. There has been new pisto
invented in Tihin that will shoot a hundred time
ina second, and carry each ball four miles around
the berd, hill, or along the banks Of crooked
river. The pistol weighs half an ounce, and may
be used as a tooth-pick Why don't the Time
get up " pistol as is a pistol' while it is at!tl
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21

GJAll Who wish to be admitted to tho Mutual
Admiration Society" of the press and stumpers
of the Ninth District, will please furn ish their Ger
ti6cates of Nebraskalism to BEANS of Bucyrus,
and they will Immediately be admitted to the de
lights Of the fraternity
N. B. Every applicant will be expected to furn-
ish liberal stock of endearing Odjectives The
more soft and filsome the better. We sugges
for their benefit that IA diligent study of "nursery
rhymes" will ensure the attainment of eminence
as members.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21

: trThe Iahrary etc. Of ga Miami Union
Of the Miami (o1ford) University was sold, yes
terday, AZ auction. The members must be de-
. generate race 10 , be treasures collected with
90 much labor fof lhsia BY their predecessors 60
. che auction block pt '.nre Bargains" How is
4. ~ niiig
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21

'Crow, l want to ak you connun-
drum
Wei, julius, succeed; rs open for de
question:
Can you tell me why de art of self
defence am like a ribber at low tide?
No, julius, dosen't see no similarity
in do two subjects, SO darfor, / guys il
up
well, den, I'll tell you It is simply
because it develops dc mussles You is
the most ignomouse Niger l ebber
seed
Yah, yahl l know all de time whit
dat was, / didn't want to say nuffnl-
Jis ak me again and see if can't told
YOU
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21

NY esterday was Thanksgiving,--an many a
venerable "gobbler" was sacrificed to the good
old puritanc custom. These anniversaries stand
as waymarks in the vista of receeding years.
each to; the New Englander picture hung in the
halls of Memory, to which he often recurs with
fondest pleasure. Gathered at the patriarchal
home, the Grandsire and Grandmother, father
mother, uncles and cousins,-in pleasant inter
COURSE at the fire side, at the feast, and at the al
tar of God - the group remains impressed on
the mind when Time has scattered or laid them
low Long may the Thanksgiving Dinner re
main an heirloom custom, badge, and chron
icler among the descendants of the brave oil
adyenturers of the "Mayaower."
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21
The Mormong in penm ark.

Mormonism is said to be making such
in Denmark as to cause the re-
ligious and rejecting part Of the inhabit-
ants 70 look with dread to the future, as
it may exercise most baneful influence
on the peSsantry and lower classes, who
are exclusively to be found among the
converts. Several petitions have been
sent in to the Government from different
parts of the kingdom, praying that a stop
may be put to the nuisance, and that the
Mormons be prohibited from exercising
in future their religious ceremonies with
so much demonstrative ostentetion ss they
are now allowed TO do. Jutland is the
part where the great hot bed of Mormons
proselytism is to be found.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21

- We acknowledge our obligations to Mrs
E. FLEET, Of Melmore. for a basket Ofspiendid
apples, as fine as We have seen during the season.
Il takes the ladies to exhibit true generosity, after
al
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21
AoRICULTURAL,NnDTINa

At the annual meeting of the Seneca County
Agricultural Society, held at The Court House, on
Saturday, Nov 18th, theLfollowing officers and
managers we're elected for the ensuing year
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21
ShawlSI

In the City, and at texoeedihgly low prices
A heavy stocks OF swiss striped barred and plain Mus
insi also superior let Of Diuliiy aud Brlaniesi
Dress trimmings and buttons Of GH kinds,
also general assortment Of NOTIONS; a large stock
ofhosiefy, amOag which isHnew article Of Feeey lined
hose Cotton, Wool, Kid. Buck Cloth and silk gloves %
al prices There end to the assortment Of Couon.
linen, and gk handkerchief large stock Of Fnshiona.
Bile hounets Of all kinds, and az very low prices Chill.
drens Hoods, sack mit 10. Mems boys and youths
BEBE'S BEST SILK HATS FOR $4
Fify mens'and boys boots, Of superior quality
and very low Ladies' kid, morocco, Onameledi calf hip
and other tinds Of shoes These shoes being b0ugh
cusively for ro1s will be sold 20 per cent, lower Than a
any oti6r house ~ town The Is applicable 10 our
whole stock. ChildrenF shoes, an endless gariety.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21
HOUSE,

EN- Hit PROPRIETOR.
Situated on the corner of Adams and Sor5rsl,
Streets westsidp ofthe Sandusl,, Rivcrin tbc ci,y
OF Tihini has been lately repaired and furnished
Tor the especial accommodation Of the ira, cling
public, this llouscis IN the pleasantest part of
the City, and Is large commodious and splendid
building, we'll adapted TO the purpose Of public
house, i Is buta few rods from, and In sight OF
the Railroad Dcdot, il Is the nearest and most
commodions tavrn 20 that point Mr.. Hoiq
u.kI9 peasure M announcing 70 the public that
his House contains plenty large airy and
WELE F'URVYSHE'D
bed Rooms. lie would also invite all of his
old customers 70 give him call, as he thinks
lheywillbe salts fed.
Tifin, OCt,l7, 1856 n.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21
Dissolution Notice.

Scott and llighwardcn has been d.soyedh by mutual
consent w. A, SCOTT,
Nov ~, 80 I. HtGHWARDEN.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21
Administrator's Sale.

WILL be offered at public sale, the door OF tho conu
W house In the city OF iin, IN the county Of senocn
and state Of Ohio botNeenthe bou of 10 oulock a. m
and p. on Thursday the NIB day Of neoemher by
order OF The Probate Court Of said county the following de-
scrhedren efiae the property Of John Gok deceased
10 Wit part Of the north west quarter Of fractional
ton No Menty three in township No, one north range
No. fourteen, the slide OF the Fandusky river In
said Seneca county and commencing for the same a
buckeye blue ash and small BEACH tree the
bank Of said sandusky river, thence running n ~
ohalnsi thence north 70 ohaus thence 10 IS ohnius
90 the bank Of said uvef thence on and along the meander
ngs othe bank OF said river 20 the place Of
nent' containing twenty ofland less Also,
strip cf pnTlol land, being The balance Of The above
fractional quaneFseciion lying south o. and adjoining the
same containing nnd one half Of land
eEi and also part OF the north quarter of snd frac,
tohAl section No. twenty three, commencing point
The west hank Of said Sandnshy River whore tho New a.
and Finhay roud 10 caod) crosses said river
thence running enstwnry osand along said road 20 feet
TO point west Of stable standing the south side OF
said state road, thence due south 10 the Sandusky river
thence norihwariy and along he meanderug OF aao
rvet0 the place Commencement containing three
of land, nf less. The whole will be sold
property containing twenty onr and onehaf Of land
or less On Is 0fthe valuable m sites ON
ihe Spndusky river possessing s he advantages Of both
sides ofthe stream. permanent bridge the anus-
Ny river aths point ust being finished which enl ancs
the yape ofthis propeFty G.J. KEEN, admins ratof
novl'td With will ann exod OF John Click eod
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21

UrHmuO The Ohio Statesman is out bepuh'
ing "a DR. amatizatiOn Of Harriet Beeeher stowe
Iaas great novel, DArD. What has come over
sammedaryl
By the way wO dsabt not Dred will make as
ma6y quarters for the stage managers as uncle
Ts@ has done. These moral dramas are
patent sugar coatings, an exceleat Yank &c IN
vention % get good people to swallow the levi
However les them blaze away. Gumpdon Ca'ee
8 sure % take care Of himself by this or som
other "mOral" Yankee dodge.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21

E-rMARY PiTKIN, reported to be respectfully
connected at Chicago, was arrested last week in
that city for robbing lady traveller at the CITY
Hotel. Of $40. Mary denied the charge. but after
search the money was found secreted In her onEm
sErrE. She was held to bail in bonds of $500.
Since the above appeared in the newspapers,
sixteen Young men are said to have left HSDLAY
10 get appointments on the Chicago police. How
isit, gentemon7 Guilty or not guilty.
arBEASs says, "the Democratic Messenger is
the ablest democratic paper in the district."--
Well, perhaps It's so. But there are TWO such
able sheets in saudusky county trying to hold
KrELEa level, and the result shows they both can.
not do III We don't pretend to say that Isaac
forty horse, gallant, magnificent, t,invincible hero
ofthe quill, but he has enough for all such Ajaxes
or any other kind Of jars as these "ablest men
in the district"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21
CARPET CHAIN,

Nov Iadig ,and gentlemen crowd in end We win Try
make room. and if We sell you anything, WI
\, wy ! w a. NIT1EET0
Butter Eggs, Larl, Timafhy, Cloyorani Fs sens ani
en- kinat ofeouarfp pdnas, Goa NhBh ihe ele.' martrt
price sin hrpsifI
io0k on crhHIie i1r one Nntr uHrh o. f'HnHrds NnN
~ htnt tho iflh is iu0.Iile Hn0f a. f,lg gnH h 4.
loci3l-tn WALKER oURAND.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21

-'My brethren" exclaimed the
Rev. @. Spurgeon. the popular preacher
of New Park street. London, "there is a
vast difference between the devil and
deacon. The difference lies here-resist
the devil andi he win fee from you, but
resist deacon and he win fly at you"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21
WALKER b llRAMlIS

Cheap s,orel We are aneF BARGAINS, and
that Is tho place 10 get Them My nelghbof say THEY
have stacks ofa kinds Of goods Splendid MAdder pf
at Gtf uts per yard
3000 ynrds bro Muslins. from u TO l2 x per yard,
coca yafs baarhed Mulnl cheaper than be bought
NJ any house west Of New York an kinds Of tickingsi
drills, Diapers, Crash, Checks and striped shirng. 25UO
pado Flannes so pieces oolored and white blankets.
The largest and best se.ected stock Of
CLOTHS, GnSSiaEhES, We Tins,
PlusSilks, and Velvet Nestngsi taasmeesi hattnets
and Jeans, west Of the Mountains.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21

TITLES OF FIRMs.--One of the best IT,
ties of a mercantile firm we have seen, is
"Call q Settle, which is painted in gol-
den letters on a sign in one of our east
erncities. Customers are reminded every
time they pass Of their outstanding ac-
counts. One quite appropriate for the
hard times, is that of "Grinn Il Barrett, I"
(qrin and bare it.) "Neal q Pray" is
the title Of another firm. But the fol-
lowing cheats ALL" 1.-TWO attorneys"
says an old newspaper, "in partnership
in a town Of the United States had the
name Of the 6rm. which was "Catchum
& Chetum, F." inscribed in the usual man
ner upon the office door but as the sim
gularlty and omineus juxtaposition Of
the words led TO many coarse Joke from
passers by, the men Of law atte te.hpted to
destroy in part the effect Of the old as
sociation, by the insertion Of the initials
of their Christian names, which happen
ed 10 be Isaiah and Uriah; but this made
the affair ten times worse-the inscrip-
ton ram ~ Catchum Y U. Chetum,"
RWRAcHEL PIKE, resident Of the
town Of Carkstown, Monroe county, has
recovered 81 900 damages from Norman
Blodgett, Of the same town, for breach Of
promise.
And Norman now sees the error Of his
way as plain rs IA pike-statf.
----.My brethren" exclaimed the
Rev. @. Spurgeon, the popular preacher
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21

" Queen Vic is imam ''interestiug con ditiOnl
Lucky Britishers
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21
@RIsW OLD's
NJ alarian Antid ote.

TTNHE GREAT FEFER AND AGUE MEDICINE or
ritE This aroa remedy wilbr found specific
f nuthe common forms nf Ahasm.iio Diseases, especially
Fever and Aaue, Dumb AEne, bilious Fever, Liver Com.
paints Jauudicr, bilious neuhWa and Enlarged Spleen
The Malarian Antiote sasconlinc preparation, simple
and safe in composition, but prompt and crrnn m its et
erts II orrnhiedn Of ho great Valleys Of the West,
mud cost tho labor observation, and experience OF twenty
wears practice amid the MNmatc atmosphere At The West
Hence IT, ndnptons TO the dseasea, climate and eonsu
aneiy superior all the trash got up the East BY those
know uothur rule about the climate and diseases o
the West, Il is most emphatuall Western Remedy.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21
GiR1SWDMD'S
Bill o us y / ] ! s .

rCHEY meouc ofthe bostaud safest Family lls now IN
use adapted 10 the ctimac, dsoascs nd constitution
as hoy exist u he West aud South Iuy ore Just what
they 10 be, good, iae, and thorough amy physc
good under a circumstances, where physc h needed, aud
particularly 80, when bilious.
t,5SsPr,nared only hy GRIsWOLn AND nAALARn,
Drnrrists Cirnevlllc Ohio, and ot sale At GIBSON \
siANKERs Drug store, Tin, o. aug22
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21
Episcopal Supper this Evening

A concert and supper will be given this
evening at Webster Hall for the benefit Of
young persons.
Some lively quartettos viii be introdu-
ed. Admittance 25 cts; children l23
GFThe man who keeps the grocery with the
following sign, is one of the Fremont Journals
subscribers. He's going for BRo KrELER fo' Con
gress
"Hot cofey tee ginger ard spruce bear
pies donuts billed EGGS pigs fetes
and sarsiges sold hear.
Also fresh and skinned mike
warunted pure with no'warter.
Broken glas and Chini takin
in part paye.
No ardent Ticker kept hear"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21

The unusual dryness Of the season has bee
productive of many destructive fires. The latest
q the ruin Of considerable portion Of ia ckson'
Michigan.
The innumerStde fires lighted in our own city
this cool weather, and the inaammable con dition
ofthe buildings, should warn our gallant boys 70
have their engines ready al a moments notice
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21
Ladies'.

We have the largest and splendid assortment ofplan
and plaid Mafnoos, Uelains. Cobergs,
POPLiNS, MOlIAIlt DE BEGES,
ever brought this city ao tho incest Coaf and Under
sleves, also, 1900 yards of
BLACK FANCY DRESS SILKS,
al gresty reduced prices, aHextensiye lotof
Biacb and .fgured Silh VeiU5ts,
The largest aisortmsp Of Broeha stella, Cashmere and
long
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21
TO Teaohersl

10 L0bCMUtH
Meeting, furhe examination olteoeheTi wilhe held IN
the CONT house In Tn on each Saturday until December
goth, is50i also each saturday N Ma5nh Apri and
Nav nnd on The third Saturday, OF January and June,
isi5 Examination TO commence et o'clock, 7. NJ
The increased domend for WILL QuAifiEn teachers, A.
well as the increased facilities for acquiring the requisite
qualifications have indicated TO the examiner the tpro
priey ofadyancing with the times 49,
for vcar. grade for one year. grade for year, adj
]. H. GOOD,
JPtLA Rs.
D.F w0LF
TiAin, Sept 70. tlyl ~
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21

IUON VUII y NFV1I.--7N'
The Athens Messenger prefxes a notice Of US
with "The little county of Seneca" Our "httle
county" numbers over rmaTT TnoUsAND-scatter-
ed over Is Of the best townships Of The West. It's
capital Is the great central city, the focus Of in
land commerce in Northern Ohio. Wonder what
geography they study in the one-borse town Of
Athens1
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-21
rhs sanduaEy River

Could be exhausted by an ordinary sized
COW Another such "gaunt, ungoinly" enact
ated stream would be hard to find. Wen be 90
Mged to eat our hominy uncraeked, unless the
mills are started soon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-22

To day s. Therefore fes SHORTER than yes
tereay Zen s;or waid thu evenings viii
be shorter and tie lays onxer Ga the 2ri the
sarsccrrrs watch known the wiatc< so,scce.
Ire sve.Ase r.asn length OF the TROPICAL yeag-thst
Il en- Writer sosice 10 aUotocrs 3oa days, bous
and 40 mnu:ex from the 1is o. December, 1855 70
1860 II has beer 2s6 days hours and 81 minutes or
two mirGtss lorg,r thar the average.
ysl1raAt s.f.Er-Rsv. Chapin. OF the Church
Of tue nvns uriy IN Broadway has received cal nom
church Ia Chicago, lhno win proasr slo 900 per
year sAry Tor his crvices. lie receives Is, 900
per year, ana maxi in sdduon nearly $4,000 per year
by occurring.
A INV snf1 TovE s 10 the process Of erection
n George. Church. Beekuan sxoet. Il si be All es,
Lsh from TIE fourdsntn TO the pesx. The form Il to be
ocisgon. m the wll DO posed Of sections o.
ifon ccignrs auicd On the ouuee tho space between
nled with BRICK lar IN cement Tho tosal xozht OF
ia the tower 70 be Isl goo pounds. The owners
are Nersr, latham A Bros. During tae recent hign
vuor trerc seErbie vibration Af the heEhi Of
oue hundred feet fron the ioun dssioa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-22

St5Clps 81 TsxiSG ATcssic--A woman namsi Hecta
AIE Bro,tsw committed suicide friday nighi ast by
taxing Her husband 10 employed boat keeper
the Aisrt, Deck and his AmiIy ccssstnE of his w'fe
ahe stceacl) ard tao ANAL children. resided % The
cara boat A. Sia having taken up their auss for
she wrter srreArs that the evening above stated
she purchase twc shiGss worth Of arsenic and coming
homo took the whole A. dose. Her husband oecom-
swsre Of ihe c seat POI selaa, ~no asea Their
tytr,0us "a exncliez tne poson, bot 10
ry eject she rrryysd Until four O'Clock next monisx
wheu RE Sied o. lc physicaus gave . certificate
o, burial, which. tie crcumsfsnses vas Illegal
tic Corcnsrs ccsr, Mr. BTsssi, beng informed OF the
state u sras hsd The nody conveyed 70 The dead house
yesterday. whc-c pqrsr wi be neld 10 day. n
= not denriey known wtai npcIIsd the Woman 10 dos
troy herer not y Supposed TO be domestic dshcalnss
sire vas frsroh woman,
THr Erlros aNrSrT Ransom ExtssHoy. - some TINE
sros tho ctrcr, ., the Nrth ward pea ,oei ths Com
mo. Cosrcl fer extension o. the Fulton Avenue PAD
road ron !, rrsscri termination 70 The Huu,erfy road
Tie Board Pasted resolution N bch The rs.rosd.cor
May we're directed extend he track retio,sd tor
10 n tney nferpssed oBtccgoos stating thar wss m
rFacrsbs 20 av Fss d1v'uE cold weather, In conss.
qvtrcc n several pond Of water which nsersected the
ROAD arc Which cou1 not bc drained Out promised
70 10 ca with the Norx syrtug opened. The
CoW m,iiss ~ shs 3,Ayt hss the nas'far charge
an nsd tue road ard fouri the railroai fompany
rect "a rextd r. TIC ponds and became convinced 70
the rpraoicatAly Of corstrgng the road this winter.
They are tnsrcore prepared 10 recommend the reciad
ing y the Iesouror ordering the work 70 be performed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-22

These whales couid ao pass from one ooaaa 20 .as Other
bat oay tosough soms Arctic ohasoe Aocshey arru
meat IN t,vor o. sns esssescs o. such chsnns Is ihsa
hArpooas osf n whales q one ocean have subsequently
frequent u
Is the sae ana yet the mighty rivers Of three cont
empty themselves into ne latter, whilst compars
lively few Iins:s shsrssivs, xsa the former Whore
The Gulf Stream In the Atlantic sends the water north
surcbarged with caiorc leaves the torrd zone, ami
comes ler by evaporation but BY oss OF caiorc
and gives place TO o bulkier mAGs-thus currents
become formed. and we find surface and under
surface flowing In contrary directions. De Ravens
his exploring expedition found his ship carried south
ward BY strong surface current but he met iceberg
hschsd On to n sDo the Ss.s toweS bin towsrd, the
pole Commodore Rodgsrw, OF Inc North Pacific Explor
Ing Expedition kept accurate daily RECORD Of the water
near Behring's STARTS BE invariably found that three
currents existed that at the top being the mddls
ooid, and the bottom warm and heavier than the
sS M osns
salt, 30 that salt water must run into Il.
Dr. Kane whom frozen up in the winter OF 1858, sent
ed within be miles Of the pole they there from the
summit OF Cliff an immense open tcoleas rowing
towards heaven ;rozen capped waves roing an ocean
eweli, and tide eeng toward the north. The water
had a temperature OF 40 deg'es-remember that tue
WISER tested by Commodore Rodgers Al degrees We
bste not to follow the lecturer further N his uves
tie atoms but what hive stated VIII shog drift
HIS arguments IN favor OF north vest passage After
paying well deserved and most eloquent tribute to DR.
Rane-brtuging down the audience TO man-Lieutenant
Marry stated that another Arctic expedition SPOUT
b. ing ttted DOT in Eoeland and that long, shall
add 10 a knowledge Of the ysterous Workings Of
nature by having spr before region
where tho tides have their cradle and the whales
ros.ery where .ha aurora borealis is lighted up and
the trembling ceets is at rest"
vote OF thanks given 70 tho lecturer at the
cnson and DC was requested 70 address the citizens oil
prevented rg prc,ept by the weather nigh. have tho
opportunity Of hearing HIM