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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-08-01
DIR FRANKLIN's
Oriental HYdrOPAthic Institute,
FRRnoNIA. N. Y.

Has been IN successful operation seven
months. The amount OF business done IN
the Cure has far surpassed the most sanguine
expectations OF the proprietor aud the pros
Meet is fair for full house neXt spring, there.
fore all who wish rooms will do we'll TO ap-
nly soon. The new edihce 10 OF brick aud
stone 100 by 6S q. five stories high, aud ar
ranged expressly for Water Cure, There
are two Bath roc ma entirely Seperate, for the
sexes, furnished with every variety OF bathes
and an abundauee OF pure son cold aud
warm water. The rooms are all well venti
lated, large, pleasant and neatly furnished,
Every room is supplied with soh Sptingand
altered ram water OF the purest qua ity. Il
Is hardly necessary TO say that Fredonia is
one of the most preferable localities in the
United States, every way considered aud es
peoiall, Cor the invilid. Terms nom dol
lars TO 2 dollars per week including Room
board and treatment, Soootdlng to room and
attention required Those who are very help
less must provide private servants Each
patient IequireS one comfortable, two wool
en- blankets, two cotton aud one linen sheet
and 6 or crash towels, and a riding habit
fot ladies'. II Furnished by the proprietor
I dollar pef week will be added All bills
to be paid every Saturday. Prescription for
home treatment by letter or otherwise, from
TO 3 dollarsi Communications post paid. ad
dressed 70 ID, u. rrankllnt NJ ~ ttedonios
Chaut Co, N. Y. will receive prompt attention.
"in the sweat &c thy face shalt thou eat bread
tin thou return unto the ground" Gen. 3,
l9. The sleep Of laboring man Is sweet
Eeol S, i2. Those who have not much mon
ey may come, rs theiTlabor will be taken in
part payment. Females whose cases re-
quiTed iwhill be treated upon the successful
principle " ioh has been kept a secret by
S Ha miltonof Rochester N. Y, which viii
be extra charge,
RredOnis, RcD. 2S, SIS. n.
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New Golds.

nTissEsA Az. HUSBAND haveJearsesiv.
ltA I'd from New York we'll teieciod stock o.
NEW GOODS, embracing every variety and
some e hoice styles Of Ribbons, Flowers, Bounets.
Caps. Grapes, Glscie silks nnd Tissues Tor Mandt
las, Lace aud Muslin fiouaoiags. Lace aud Mus.
ling Collars and sleeves, UaderhAndk erchleis,
Dress Trmmings, de., &o.
Straw Bonaea Blsaehad and altarsd lnto the
latest ttylet alto Maniillst made,
gFrhs eotnef Of BlsoksBtvet.
April ~ less,
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UNDERSTOOD By NO ONE.
GantleEnen.

GUNNER 0OoDs.-sHRlvER a SHEATH
Otall goods that won't saar. Ticklng 70 hold
Feathers thee,iag, cotton yarn, and stripes that
n stand the wear a nd tear Of time.
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Tiain & Ft. Wayne Rail Roa d

Office ofthe T. 4 F. w. r. Col
... May 70, 1854.
III once OF This com pany i permanently located In
lihn, and the various rooms oocupiod are in Cou,mer
oisl Row, Washington street.
Gao. Arms, r. G. PENNINGTON
becy. President
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cARPRTlMn. RaATTlMa.
GROCERIES.

90 all klnda, Of the very bfst quality and ~ 10"
as thu lowest.
Cioods for ehildrens wear, both for masters,
and mlssea In great varieties. Misses Oats aud
bonnea. boys hats and caps, checks and light
Aoids, for boys clothln also a very fun stock Of
Children, PLATA and fancy shooa. Alao trenien-
doaa lot Of goods for mena SUMMER wear, both
cotton linen, aud light casimarus, tVeeds &c. -
4 facl LEI nls say that iH ths store yon eau Hnd
oaeh lad every articik. both Tor ladies and gen.
tlsmsn, 10 the piece, or ready made, thst you ecu
cell tyr. and pledge mytshto he
HNDERSOED By NO ONE.
N B. Every sind ofcountry produce wanted
fsr which the gkesl msrkei price will be paid .
Roans. Chickens, BeeswaS, Rage, Feathers, and
Timothy aad clover seed, corn, oats and Hides.
Alio Laabsr and any qusuliy ofgood 'hingls''
Gentlemen.
WILL REccoLECT tina, nay ready made
q othing, farnhhng aud tailoring establishuenW
ere Ia the mosi full blast and that ~ the rear OF
the Store Rooms they can pass from oaf 20 the
ether. and thsy must further recolleet. that this
Hiore L the Store Tor them to cone ~ as they can
bring their lady aud the whole family, aud get
every thing they want without geiug oat dloFs.
RIshi square Ia front Of tbs Courl House.
Tihih Ohio, MAY lst, ~,
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ZELAERg BRO
VTSREBY iaforn The ciiilsas of Tina ssd ".
M sfy thai ,asy havs tasen and snlatrsd the
uilddle roon 81 Ularto hiock, WsshinF Fion.st.,
Tinn wtera ttaY ere soW receiving ard optn-
tag direct iron ths Eastoru citieaaad of The nosi
recent imporiaucns, Al entirely new and oao Of
ne bsit aad nott hrlil,ntst,ok Of dry goods ever
expotsd for selo % this martet. Oor STOCK 10
fuil and cctgiete. selected With great care. end
pafahtssd atsqrh prices ha will enable ut 70 sslt
90 cheap ,het y Will be to the interee Of every
Gee 20 call sttao rev emporium and examine
our mock before puscha'lng. Our assorlmeni "
Indies Dress GOods
I, large, and ansurpasssd In styles aad qualites.
"a ,as foll0~luE liH ws nunie paui Black 0rods
Rhina Silt, Black Dress snd Apron silks, Plaid
sammey sliks roplins, Shailies, Aipaess. De
Bogot, plata and fancY De Lunet, Beroges, Tia
~ White Drois Ooods, Dotted SWlss. Dotted
euits Edshsaidsgsd. Col6tsd 3giss. ssiss hus-
lie. Victoria Launs, Blshop Lawns, Plaid and
etripad Nainiooks, Soh Male, 6rn shu aaeoad
ksutaiag pecss Goods,
SAdwls.
"a thit dsparimsnt purchaser oanno, fli 10 be
plaatoi. snk and Grape Shasli Stella, PouEeet
aud Ricta 0onsu Shavls, Mantlias, &C.
a Ribb0a, Bonnet Ribbon.
Thlt branch eEesii auything OF the Had, a.
VERY parteulsr atsenton Ia psld 20 styles and
Vaaihles Bouae, fiat. csp and Mau,ua Ribbon.
Dg0ss Trimming.
rhs variety snd bssuty Of this depur,rnen, can
soiy Be appreciated BY pertousl exsmlnation.
IA Hosiery, 0iovsa. Ao,, We have evsrythiag
. cuomploto fuil stock
Boo6s,s, Hats sad Flats, Umbrellas and Para.
solt.
e00O yards bss, Bri,i'h snd Amsrlesu Prints
Domestic Goods.
0lsschsd aed Broun shssduEs. Linen Sheet.
lnEs, Pillow aad rable Linen, rowlin.g Crashes,
Hietehed aad Brown Mualint, OtuHhurgs, Drill.
iaga, Baeging, Corset jsaas, riokings, Flannsls,
Nsnkeens, Checks, Ginghsmi, &C.
Cents. Department.
Cloths, bltek aud fancy Casslmsrss. Sshu snd
Hnmmer fesunri, Saiiineti, Jeana. Tweeds.
Cassimeree, BroWa Linen, llaeu Drills, aud
everything else belonging 20 the department,
We cali particular attention 70 the above
gooii, ssa pau Of our large and we'll selected
stock. Nothing will he ieh undone 70 please at
'hs Dry Goods Emporium Of
q. D -AIl tlad' Of r-.'dues ,ston q, usrLo,
prices. apr II
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BOOT AND SHOE

BOOT AND SHOE
Store 10 Tihin, on w ashington Street, opposite
Nerk's Hardware Store, where Of all times will
be found large and general assorimert Of 8oots
and shoes, His stock embreces Gent's sailan,
patent leather, calf Oxford tics. a4Nl
LADIES CATERS.
or all kinds, all kinds Of Morocco Buskins ties
and slps A handsome article called
EUREKA BUSKINS,
For LadieA who wish handaonio shoe, are re-
Qasstod 10 cali and examine. Misses and Chill
dren's gaiter boots, and Morocco boots. Thick
kip aud Colf-skin boots, and the very hestartiele
OF fine boots. Men and Boys Brogans OF Nh
kiuds.
WOMEN a CHILDREN's LACE BOOTS,
Boys fancy Pumps aud slippers, and Mems Slip
pers His stock compFlses al the latest STYLES of
Boots aud Shoes. The uudersignedia Is delermin-
ed that they must be sold. His prices will bear
with any other establishment In the
city. He desires that the public may give hini a
trialand he vii lWarraatthat they viii be alis-
6ed. T.REA, kgosut
Jun
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nuY, I'd nndErow Fnt .

buy, Eat and grow Fat.
THE finest CONNECTIONS, Caketand Bread
l. Toys fancy arylcles &C. eau be found AZ the
" Wholesale aud reiailcon fectionary OF
W. Qs - y "a UVu'IOPd1s
Washington Street, Tihin Ohio.
Families and pgrtlessuppiied With theluxurieI
oftho craft on short notice.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS willdo wellte
axamine our stock, before purchasing else-
where,
January 18th, 1854.
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Bank

TOsIAH HEDGES. A. C.BALDWIN aud w
u G., HEDGES have associated themselves for
the purpose OF transacting private Banking
business underline name OF
w. C HEDGES & Co.
Interest will be paid on deposits standings
Smonths at per cent per annum.
6 {"
- "6 Z" E"
Land Warrants bought and sold.
W. c. HEDGES a Co.
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A. J.& q. CRoNlsE
New Book Establishment!

Have just openod one OF The bust assofl
meat OF books ever brought u this CITY.
They aro an new and selected With cate, and
oontain au tho late valuable publications 10
light literature, science &C. &c.
Al new books Of merit will be procured
Immediately on their publication. I've pep.
ular nAgazines OF the day are also procured
al an early period.
school books OF every variety and kind,
Gold pens, pencils, quilts, iaks, cards, slgtes.
and q large stock ofthe 6nest qualities rfpa
oct, copy books, blank SOuks, 40, 40.
Pioufes, oil prints, lithogrhphs, 40. Music,
tho latest snd most admted, Wallets and fan
oy articles, ell vcrvlow. Drop In and take
4 look at our stock before purchasing else.
where. oae door south Of Buskirks Whole
Sale Grocery.
jane 2ath IS,
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sUGARl suGAR

We sfe IN arr os Of sugar, and We aro bona
:" sshla~ CalandsEa@ins. u, A, DuskiFk Co.
JctoheT iolhSS,
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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.

THAT the subscriber l. always on hood 70 ez
u ecnte all orders aud jobs IN the line Of hiu
trade and hopes thatthe public will aot overlook
bis shop Il is small, bat lend him helping
LARGER ONE,
and 10 return be will sndeayor 70 give them the
foil value Of their money 10 CABINET Ware,
chairs, &o., % which he will eadeavor 70 keep
on hand a. large an aasoltment as lhe tiues and
his means will warrant, a u made of we'll season
ed Lumber, and BY eempetent woFkmen Dont
forget the nlace. lposito Coalmerrisl Row.
Nov. SOsh. 'SS.-tf. D. }. 90CDSELJ.
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NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS |
The Second Ward Of THIN City
Against the State.
Greatest Bargains ever offered 10 the
PRbiietl
+. K. sHAWHAN & 90.

n oAA w IAN y W.
RE again In the Geld, with lsrge aud we'll
"A. selected stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS,
which they are nOW prepared 20 oder NJ reduced
rates, und are dalerwined
NOT TO BE UNDERSoLD.
Thankfu Tor the Mind patronage 81 our old
customers, We take thit method Of again iaviting
them, aud the community a. large, to call and
examine our stock before purchasiog elsewhere.
Is We fre eon6dsatna goods are a. good a. aay
ever 6ropght TO thlt msrket or as can be foupd in
Ohio, and ecu assure them 20
RECEIVE FULL VALUE
foF helr money or produce. So come and ox.
auilne Tor yourselves, - We make no charge fos
showing goods. bus will pay you well Tor The ca.
a@iaa'ionia rich bslgalns,
All kinds % Produce Wanted,
paid. TX. sHAWHAN a co.
Tina City, Second Wsid, April ~, 1855.
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JARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLooD-rHE
BEST ALTERATiyE KNOWN A PARTIoLK
OF FMERcURY INIT!
IA infallible remedy for SuroluIa, Kings eyip
khenwatism, obstinate eutaneouel EfuptioRs.
Fimples or pustu les on she face. BlOtshes,
boils' Agnu aHd Pever, Chronic sore
Eyes. kngwOrms, or letter. scslA
Head, Enlargement and pain Of
the bones aud joints, salt
Rheum, stubborn ulcers,
Syphlitio disorders,
and all diseases
arising from
the injudicions use Of Mercury
mprudence Is life or impuriy Of the blood.
rms great aitera'ive medicine, and purifier of
'he blood Is nov used by thousands OF grateful
patients from all parts Of the United States,
who testify daily TO the renia rkable cures per-
iorMee bp the greatest OF ail medicine. ''Car-
iers Spanish Mixture Neuralgia Rhtuna-
hsm, scrofula. Erupllons on the skin, Liver dis-
re G; FeVers, Ulcers, Otd sores. affection %
the Kidney disease Of the throat, Ftmale eom-
pltin's' pain and aching ofths homes and joints,
BILE remedy.
For all diseases Of the blood. nothing hssys
oeenionnd tOcompare with h. IA tlenses -thu
y stem Of al impu rites aets- gently and sari.
entlY on The liver aud kidneys, strength, ms lie
uigestioa, gives tone 10 the stomach, nakes the
shlh ~, elesr and healthy, and restores the con-
oy the excuses Of youth, to its pristine vieor
aud strength.
For the diseases Of females Ills peebliarly -,
plieable. and wherever u has become know'n q
regularly prescribed with the hHppiest ,G.er,s-
hinTgoretes the weak and dsbilitated, and ln,-
par's elasticity 10 the worn out frame, rleara
The skin and leaves the patient fresh and heaIthy.
a single bottle Of this iaestimabIe remedy IL
wolth 1.-The eo-oailed sarsa arillab in exs,fbrs
The large number Of certificates which W.. 3
nave received from persoHs from all parts or he
United States, Is the best evidence hatthere N
no humbug aboutt. The press. hotol.koepert T
magiahaie physi-aHs, aRd public men, veil
known TO the community all add shtir testimonv
rider 80 .SSN
Call ON the agent and Rsi 50 Almanac, ,and
read the details af asionl-hing curts psrIoraed
by CarieFS Spanish eilxtufe, (iB isosi rsses
where every thing else had signslly failed ! The
apitsof an advertisement will mot AdhM their
iuii Insertion. ns
WM. S. BEERS q Co. Propristor.
No. 3Oi B BroadWay, New York.
VII ON All orders must be addtessed
For sale BY Druggists hnd cOnhiry Merchanf,
10 ell parts Of the Uniied States end CaRsSst-
and by !. L. ST John, Gibson & Sianker. TjHps
e. r. caplts. Rome. u. n l.. d. Arnold Msl,
more feb 10 1856 ly a-
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Gs5A sYSTEM.--ssll oor goods CHEAp rss
- Paw az we 60 aioagi mark our goodsin plain
Anglo-saAon ogursss oae price Tor rich aud poor
SuRtVER sNEATR.
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The subscriber has about 1900 Oak and Wal.
nut rails, which he will sell low for cash, or give
jelsaw. J.U.HEoKERMAN.
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A oREArBAR0ALN.

on Al HU SINE NAN.
Dawn HkYe y fofou, tsascs Ctunty, oatii 10
,fIsnantIie.a atattiaf ofa cofarf lot aeon ehlol
.1 ssIllaf .efhia Orr iooi 9togai coaisaiae slock
II ettft enlA n1|opo.r0.
ItatIis1iahont Hae intalca lnr hesiaeas, eni VIII
at.ilnH ONE NfonTn ChHni aud on ncist hssflnF
hatsoll. ath a,suistliomtuoto
TIN ARs CREDIT.
ru. NaA aisasf
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WNLL FURNISRED
BTADLN1lG tB ANRpAE,
For the Millions.

w d. SCOTT h opening toae very rioh and n ~.
ienahle prcsl goods, among which SATIN STRIPED
CAsHMEkla irith foplni, Merinos plaids with great
saney Of reh tTocade, MouIe Antique and plain siIks
Laoes, Enbfoiiafca Bonnett and Ribbons Oloa ana TAI
mas, Ladies Cloths and rtlmmiugs
byeahngyoa wilsavs s1 per eenin price, md SO per
ceut IN style,
A WORD TO THE GENTLEMEN
EMERSON Co are now receiving their second supply
Coihs Casiimeresi Nesiiugs The latest syles and eh
showing our goods.
i GO 1T BOOTS.
SCOTT BRO, are preparing themselves to see th.lf
end and w nnieasofie q 40 thelr soa good uhcot
hsse day.. tas aeeey VII plaaas take noli1s.
NoFenbsE loih. lass IT q .--r .... ...
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The pndrIsigned has Iusl received as Kegs
assorted Powder which he is selling at Man
ufdotures prices. Caiiand see.
Also wall take Powder On storage az his
Magazine. JOHN g. GROSS.
Anrii 18th '5b.
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~ ROCERiES, Queensware, &C, Rea1ymade
N Clothing. 90, forsals bY
SHRIVER SHEATH
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Public Notice.


W, y. Scott takes this method Of notifying Ms euilo.
that che Hi,oiatnFo o. Mr. Grouse makes h neseisa
" 70 ciolehs old books and requets ul having open
copnl, 90 ce FNaIi aad settle he tame without delay
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MONEY /! MONEY! 1!

cash by +. A. BUsKt7R 4 Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-31

GOLDFISH IN RETIREMENT.-A neighbor Of
ours in opening some roasted oysters few nights
ago, found in one of the bivalves-not an oyster
but perfect young Goldfish, q inches in length
with fiddler" "a species of sand crab for its
companion. The oyster we may suppose, swal
lowed the egg of the fish. and the fish, when duly
matured, ate the oyster in return, and so became
q prisoner within its crastaceous walls, clamped
up for the rest of his life. The fiddler ing
lis example in the embroyo stage. shared the same
fste-NOrf0H Herald
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EateyesfisS LectHys Vim. Peeeival AIetl
tecs and Civil Engineer, and Principal Il TIE
School OF Design Of the Virginia Hechanics' Instf-
tate win deliver . lecture 70 morrow night. IN
the hall Of the Institute, northwest corner OF natn
and 18th street. the progress OF Design from 10
earliest stages; and tho practical ability Of the
schools established throughout Europe and Amer
ica, for its development and improvement The
Board of Managers. Pupils Of the School, and
members of the Institute generally, invited 70
attend. The Lecture viii commence at 8 oclecks !
Deadly Hsepons--The laws the Sssts prohibit
negroes from carrying deadly weapons as al times,
and imposes severe penalty upon such ~ may be
Convicted of that offence, yet It Is NO uncommon
thing to fnd them with dirks and pistols, - well
- other dangerous instruments. Such weapons
are no doubt sold to them by white persons, or
they could net get them, and 10 reach the root Of
the evil the Legislature should pass q law for tie
punishment of such white persons, In other ways
than BY fines. Negroes have no more business
with deadly weapons than children, and know as
little how to use them
Police. ems-The cage MEETINGS of Monday night
were Of the small fry" order, and may readily be
disposed of thus Henry, slave 10 @. Kidd was or.
dered ten stripes for having no pass; Jordan Sem
pie, Tree negro, was committed to prison for
want of register; Marshall slave to G. r. Wor.
than, received five stripes for keeping bad hours
Sally Hudson was sent to jail for want of free pa
pers; Lucy Roberts had no papers and was
hogged; and John, slave to George D. Hsrwood
got ten lashes for perambuiating the streets with
q pass out of date
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The London Globe announces the death Of
u Iieutenant General the Hon. Henry Edward But
isr Colonel of the fifty fifth regiment, who in the
early part of the war lost his three sons "ifnin
few weeks.
A Chillicothe paper states that the new sIa!t aas
House of Ohio will yet require TWO s non onn
IT, The building has already COST aoou' ~~'oo'''0o
and was commenced in 1889
A meeting Of the friends of General WMke' !
was held in Charleston, South Carolina, on Wed
nesday evening.
The New England Society at Montreal celeois
ted Forefa.hers' Day with appropriate EXERCISES
Miss Catherine II Sedgewick. the au'horess. dic
no, die In Stockbridge in October, ~ stated "
some of the newvpaPsfs.
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HORRIBLE MURDER "A man named Cornelius
Cannon, employed as a farm servant by James
Mattson, near Utrecht, L. l., was deliberately
murdered in Third Avenue, Brooklyn, Sunday
noon while returning from church, where be bad
taken Mrs. Mattison, in the city. He invited the
murderer, named John Wesley Layman. to take a
ride with him in his wagoR, and when about half .
mile from the Dutch Reformed Church. where be
got in, he shot through the head with pistol,
and his body thrown into the roadside. The muir.
derer is shoemaker by trade, about 2l years of
age, and resided with his parents, No 81 Charlton
street, in this city He is now confined in the
third district station house, Brooklyn. The priso
ner says he had been q socialist and had gone
through the second degree of death" He answers
every question unhesitatingly. His appearance
is wild and haggsrd, and he is evidently crazy
He confesses that he committed the murder to D.
tain money, and that he searched the body and
obtained only one three cent piece and two copper
coins. When arrested he was driving about
Brooklyn in the wagon of his victim.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-31

RECEIPTS OF THE BOARD OF THE PREsBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH.--Ihe receipts of the Board of the
Presbyterian church, for November, were: Do
mestic Missions S6964 AZ; Education, $3,754 73
Foreign Missions, $40 300 Publication. So 435 SO
Church Extension Committee, $737 3S. Total
S3l 224 O. Nm York IRRtpeRdent.
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NICARAGUAN AFFAIRS "A gentleman from
Aspinwall by the steamer Illinois, who is a very
competent judge of Isthmus affairs, says that it
is understood that the advance of Walker upon
Rivas and his continued command of the transit,
indicated that, in some way, General Henningsen
had been relieved, or at any rate had not be en-
captured at Granada. Any change in favor of the
allies would have been remitted to the European
Consuls at Panama, by the special agents station
ed on the Nicaragua line for that purpose--N Y.
Sim
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SHEEP IN OHJo.--The Ohio Farmer estimates
the profit on sheep in that State the last year at
Sc 600 000 and the whole capital invested 500 600.
600. The number of sheep is probably, five mil.
@ m6 h Of the entire woo Gin Of the
ITDin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-31

A WEALTHY MARRIAGE-M. Aphonse de
Rothschild the second son of the Partisan Plutus,
Is about to marry his cousin, the daughter of Ii,
oneI de Rothscbild, of London. Mile de Roths.
child is lady of great beauty, of the oriental
Jewish type. At London many have been ena
incurred of herself, but they have rot been trusted
because her millions have been suscepted of in,
spring their passion. She figured in the recen
fetes at Conpiegne, and after stag hun; she had
he honors of la pate on silver salver.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-31

FROZEN TO DEATH.-Mr. John Doyen, man
of intemperate habits, but of more than ordinary
natural abilities, was lately frozen to death at
Phillips, Me- During the Washingtonian reform,
lie was an active and conspicuous laborer in the
cause of temperance, and was chosen president OF
the Franklin county Washingtonian Society. But
he afterwards relapsed. He was the father OF
the noted Helen Jewett, who was murdered in N
York many years ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-31

Az INSANE poLIrIcIAS.-fhs case Of Mr.. Adar.
of Clinton county, Michigan, affords a sad episode
In the life of politician. This gentlemen was the
democratic candidate for County Treasurer, at the
with great zeal and industry. He made 90 tho.
rough canvass of the county that he saw and talked
with almost every man He had never been beaton
before the people, and had been elected when 0
psrty generally were overthrown. But Ia the late
eiection he was defeated, and 10 raying m y
niac requiring the Constant of two men TO pre-
Lien from committing fatal injuries upon his 70
p1ils. which be has frequently yatte,nptedLaJagefe
lind J1uynaL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-31

CELEBRATION AT CINCINNATI-Thep pioneer set.
tiers of Cincinnati had a banquet in that city on
Friday evening. The Commercial says:
So hale, cheerful and venerable a company oi
old men we have seldom seen. Their forms were
generally stout and manly, their voices firm and
steady their eyes bright and their faces cheerful
if rejecting the content which springs from
lives of usefulness and virtue; yet most of these
men had either passed the three score and ten
allotted to human life, were hard by its portals