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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
LIFE OF FREMONT.
Compiled from Authentic Source.

Complied from Authentic Sources.
1Sl2-Born in Charleston, and hearing OF
the wal with England, Immediately takes to
arms; enrolls in The infantry.
1Sl3-Tears q cop, resembling the British
flag, from his nurses head; arrival Of his
mother 10 her aid; final triumph Of the young
Know Nothing.
18l4-Conquers his aunt in o grand battle.
l8l5-Ovt Throws his grandmother.
1876 ~iScoverS he source Of his nurses
lager beer.
Explores his grandmother's jars anG
preserve cupboard.
1918 Gels up his uncle's apple tree.
IS42-ClimbS the hocky Mountains.
lS43-Captures a woolly horse.
lS45-Periorms "Oihello" 10 Benton's
"Brsbaniio."
1916 = ! ats a horse, assisted by Raymond,
Greedy and Bennett, Live Oak George too
sick 10 relish il.
l856-Sels oui on an expedition 10 explore
the White House, al the head Of a let of mig
gets.
1857 Not being heard OF afterward, sub
Scripilons IoiSed 10 send out Kane Oh an ex-
ploring expedition
900 Fossils remains found in PennSylva-
hin avenue-snpposed 10 be the mortal relics
nf Fremont, Bennett, Greedy and Raymond
part Of q Tribune Tor 1855, found sticking in
Raymon's eScophagus.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
ITS PLATFORM.

al look forward to the day when there shall
be a suruiLe Instruction in the South, wheh
the black man. aimed with British b1yonets
and led on ty British officers, shall assert his
freedom, and wage a wOr Of determination
against his master; when the torch 81 the M
csndiaru shall Gght up the cities and tourns o.
the SOulh, and blot ont the last veslise OF sla-
very. And though | may net mock at their ca,
lsmity, nor laugh when their fear conelh' YET
/ will hail il as the dawn Of a political mlIIehl
nm, JOSHUA r. GIDDINGS.
s.Tbere is a higher law than the constitu-
tiop. which regulates our authority OVER the
domain. Ii Slavery can be and must be
abolished, and you and / must 10 il. g Cor
rect your own error that slavery has any con
stitutional guarantees which may not be releaS'
ed and ought not 10 be reliHquiShed. y You
will soon brin1 the parties OF the country lnto
Oh effective aggression upon stdrery."
WIN H, SEWARD.
"The Wing party is not only dead, but
stinks." BEN f. WADE
al am willing in a certain state oil clEculn'
stances TO LET THE MON SLIDE"
NAT. P. BANKS.
.In case OF the alternative being presented
OF the continuance of slavery or a dISSe luton
of the Union, l am for dissolution, aad / care
not hqlo quick it comes"
RuFAS p. SPALDING.
"On the action Of this Convention depe nds
the fate Of the country; if the Republicans (aH
at the ballot Dor, WE WILL BE- FORCED TO DRIVE
BACK THE sLAvECcRACY WITH FIRE AND
SWORD" JAMES WATSON WEBB.
s'The time demands and we must have an
ANTI-SLAvERY CONSTITUTION, AN ANTI-SLAvERY
BIBLE, AND AN ANTI-sLAvERY GOD."
Arson BuRLINGAME.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
BENEyoLENeE.

We do not think q person can eyince a more
benevolent trait Of character than being NOV
ed at the distress and suffering Of Others, aud
turtheTmOTe, anxious TO do oil IN their power
to alleviate by every possible means human
suffering. In this view Of the case, we DO
not know how the humaR1 aud benevolent
can do an action more in accordance with their
phllanthr1pic views, than by calling the atten.
tlon Of their afflicted friends aud acQulinian.
Ger 10 the fact, that DR.. SETH S, HANCE, OF los
Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md, has diScov-
cred a preparation, which is put up in the form
OF a pill, tina. has q specific action for curing
Epilepsy, or falling fits, SPaSms, cramps, and
all forms of nervous diseases. Among those
who have been permanently cured, we might
mention a member Of the family Of James H..
Beadle, Huntsville, Alabama; Mr. NJ p Sledge,
Cabin Point, Surry county, Va, and Mr.. W..
Llglon, Grenade, Mississippi. We might 60
on enumerating a number Of Others, until we
had entirely filled upihiS colunn'of our paper
but we think We have said sufficient to salts
fy every person that The subject under con.
sideralicn is one Of vital importance to every
one. Reader if yon are o well man or wo-
man, and have no need of a lemedy, perhaps
you know SOME peIsJn who is not equally
"'IsSo" d D 1Oul'C"j u W. CUT Out lHIS uolCe
and send II to him or her. 1t will cost you
but title trouble, aud probably it will make
you instrumental in curing some poor, %oflict-
ed mortal of that dreadful visitation, Epilepsy,
or falling sickness.
Those Pills, besides curing Epilepsy, are a
specific for all notifications of nervous dis
ease. Price, So per box; Two boxes Tor IS;
twelve boxes for $2i. Persons enclosing re-
mittnnce win have the Pills sent them through
The mail, on its receipt. We have given lis
address above.
Tune OG-1m
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
NOTICE.

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE Rooms,
July 5, 1856.
State executive committees, county ard city
clabs aud associations, organized to promote
he election of the Democratic nominees for
The Presidency and Vice Presidency of The
United States, will address their cnmmunica-
tons 10 Hon. CHARLES j. FAULKNER, of Viz
ginia, Chairman Of the National Democratic
Resident Committee, Washington city, D. c.
Democratic papers throughout The United
States are requested 10 copy the above notice.
By oyder Of tie Committee.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

tTAlmost every paper in the Union is com
menling upon the gool qualities and great ben
efls derived from the use Of DR.. }. HosTETTEG's
Stomach BiiterS, and the immense sales which
have been made by our agents in our Southern
and Western cities. is conclusive evidence OF
lis virtues, and cOnvInces us that il is just the
thing FOR this climate, and should be used in
every family, by old and young, before meals,
during this extreme warm weather, ds q pre-.
veptnti-e against all stomach diseases most
prevalent at this season, when not only ,he
weather, but the diet has a controlling iufu
ence up the system. fo' sale by Brookins q
Son.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
The Difference.

James Buchanan and John G. Fremont are
both identified with the Democratic party; bul
there is a difference between The men. Blu.
cbanan is mild, conciliotory, always mai ing
the welfare Of his country, rather than bis
party, the rule of his action. Fremont, on the
other hand, is ultra and bitter. His feelings
toward the Wings may be inferred from re-
mark OF h~is:-"Sir," said he, 81 have lived
upon mule beef and grosshopper pies, but Wing
principles sicken me more than either." Is
there o man who ever bore The name Of Wing,
That will vote for such q bigot?.-LOgan Gdz.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
[Fro,n the Go tmi,us Statesman of Sanday.I
Awful Co~Dfagraticn in Newark, Ohio, Dread,
full Destruction of Property.

We regret 10 learn, that yesterday about the
middle Of The day, a most fearful connogration
visited our nelghboring town, occaSionilig the
destruction ola vast amount ofpropery. The
FIRE originated in he stable Of The Ohio House,
and uurut 10 he ground that hotel and the
American House. leaving, as our informant
S'aIed, moi even q wall stonding-the Stabling
Of the same-the Post Office, and oil the build.
ings East Of the American and Norlh of the
Courl House. The officers about The Post or.
fee succeeded in getting al the papers out
safely , which they were coupe led TO throw
on the ground within tie Court House Square.
The Couit House caught sey-ral times, and
WIS deemed in such danger that the county Of
ticerS found it necessary 10 hurry out all the
papers and records Of The county, aud pile
them on the ground for preservation.
Our informant, leaving SO soon after This la
mentable occurrence, could give us no est
mate Of the probable value of the property de.
Stfoyed, but it must be very great. We sym
paihiSe most deeply with our friends Of New.
ark in their terrible misfortune.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
What's Upl

The Washington correspondent Of the Flew
York Herald Q strong Fremon. paper. sOys:
"a rumor prevails here that several North
eern States intend 10 bolt Fremonr's nomination,
and call q new Convention for the purpose o
nominating Mclean or some other well known
man. A great deal Of bad feeling is felt to.
wards Fremont by a large number OF promi
nent Republicans. The charge thai he wa,
educated a Catholic is also ~injuring him.u
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
For SALE.

ALARM Of GA acres of land, all enclosed. As
Of I cleared and under cultivation, the balance
well timbered; with n good Frame House and
BAN, Smoke House and Dairy; choice Fruit
trees; a good well of water. and plenty Of stock
water the year round Situated in a healthy and
pleasant ncighbor.,ood, one and a half miles
west of Eaton. AIsn.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
A House and 1--WE Lots

on west Main street, in Eaton. The house is
brick. two story high, large and commodious.-
Two lots Az feet font and Il rods back to an
alley This property will Sc sold cheap for cash,
aud payments or exchange for land in Illinois or
Iowa. For further particulars enquire of the
living Oh the premises.
JACOB FALL.
Eaton JuIy Of oEb-tf
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
MARKETS.

EATON. = Flour 3d. so -Corn-3O-Oats-2G
ter-l2-Eggs-8-Hams-l2al4
CINcINYATI.-F lour-S5, 80 $3.50. Wheat.
There is an active demand for Wheat at SI,05
a Sl,10--Oats dull at 80 3%3c.-Butler firm
IA a l5c.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
Suicide,
PITrsauEG, MONDAY, I'M,

Hugh Carrigan, convicted in Westmoreland
County Of The MURDER If his wife and burning
her body-under sentence Of deatb-commilted
suicide in the Greensburg jail on Saturday
night. The body was found in the cell on Sun
day morning. An inquest was held and ad-
journed 10 Tuesday, IN order that the contents
Of The stomach may be anyIizel. Ii is sup
posed that he took oXalic acid.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

GTJinkitS is a man that takes matters hu-
morouSiy. When bis best friend Was blown
INTO the air by a Dustin bller," JinSits cried
a fteT him. "There you 20, my es,Steamed
friend"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
A HUMAN LEFE SAVED.

DOwAGIAC, Mich, March IL. 1856.
ia. RHODES, ESD: Dear Sir-AsI took
your medicine to sell on consignment, mo cure,
no pay,' | take pleasure in stating lis effects as
reported 20 me by three brothers who live in this
place, and thcir testimonyis a airspecimen Of all
| have received.
W. s.. CoNKLlN told had taken nine bot
ties Of Christie Ague Balsam, and continually
run down while using it until my lungs and liver
were Congested to that degree, that blood dis
charged from my mouth and bowels, so that all
thought it imnossible for me to live through an
other chill. The doctors too, did all they could
for me, but thought | must die. Nothing did me
any COED until i got Rhodes Fever and Ague
Cure, which at once relieved me Of the distress
and nausea at my stomache, Gnd pain in my head
and bowels. and produced a ornament cure in a
short time
n. NJ. COyrLE saws: I had been taking med
icinc OF as good a doctor as VIC have in our cOun-
tv, and iaken any quantity ofquiniGe and speci-
Tics without any good result, from 2jth August
to 18th December. But seeing how nicely it OPP
Grated Oh my brother | got O. bottle Of RHODES
FEVER AND AGUE CURE. which effected a
permanent cure by using twO-thirds Of q bottle"
s. NJ. CoyKLIN was not here, but both the other
brothers say his ease was the same as Il. Ms
| sold the medicine TO both the same day, land the
cure was as speedy from tie same small quantity
and might 50 specify Your; WIN resPPset;
The above speaks for itself. Good proof as it
is. il is Of better tenor than the vast number
Of like certificates ! have already Published, and
the still greater amount that is continually pour
ing in to ne.
One thing more. Last year | had occasion TO
Caution the Public in these words
'.IRotice one firm lrh0 hare taken one Of my
general C~frculorS sub tit.tcd The name If their
rOatrrm .formg medicine, ard then with LrGscG
impudcacc end their pamphlet Irih the %eTcicmG-
ton, 'Let the proprietor Cf any other medicine
sag as much tfhC ddre - &c.
Now I take pleasure in saying thai the caution
referred to the same ''Dr. Christie's Ague BAL
SAM that is mentioned in the above certificate.
There are %seycral other Industrious people who
are applying to their poisonous trash all that |
mblishgabOu my Fever and Acuc Cure, or Anti
dOtc TO Malaria, EXCEPT the certificates of cures,
and the certificate Of the celebrated Chemist DIR
James II. Chiffon GIN. Yin favor of its perfect
" HARMLESS CHARACTER, which is attach
cd to every bottle. These will always serve 10
distinguish my medicine from imitation.
JAS. \. RHODES. Proprietor.
Prov ldence, r. |.
Wholesale Agents. st. Louis IL. BL,cKsLEY
Chicago, Barely Bios: Eat IN, ]. y. BRooE-
r~ce G. 10 Aud for a 10 nv r,r,ro;eicr CunrolI
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

1.-THE Concord IN. H. Palrio. says that
Gov. Colby. on his return from the New York
and Philadelphia conventions, declared pub
licly in that city that the nomination Of Ere,
mont has insured the election OF Buchanan.-
lie voted for Fremont.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

o. 1t is said that no man who has paid regu-
larry for his newspaper, has ever been known
10 be bitten by q mad dog.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

o. FaS: young men smoke o great deal, for
ii is he notnre Of a rake TO have a quantity of
weeds about him.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

1TThe first daily newspaper published in
Virginia was in 1880, and the subscription
price was $50 per copy per annum.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
LANCASTER, Anil 30, 1880.

LANCASTER, April 30, 1850.
Respected Sa-l have for q serious of years
been afflicted - ith Dyspepsia, Inactivity Of the
Liver, and Nervous Debility. My mental pow
eTS have been so reduced us 10 rende me quite
unfit FOR the transaction Of any kind Of bust,
ness. After consulting many eminent physi-
clans, aud using their prescriptions, and a lei
us n9 Tie most popular remedies OF the day,
supposed 10 be applicable 10 my case, | al.
ways failed TO have permanent relief. A
Trend, with much persuasion, induced he 10
try a bottle OF your celebrated Bitiers. | have
used one bottle, and this day commenced The
second. ] can, with cheer(ulness, state that il
has happily improved me. My appetite and
spirits have aslonishin, ly improved, and | be.
gin TO feel as though | had grown Suddenly
len years younger; and really, | I'm almost pre-.
pared TO say that | now consider myself calcu.
lated for any business, while, ten days ago, /
would as soon have undertaken 10 square The
circle, as 10 have attempted it.
Yours, respectfully,
A, B. KAUFMAN.
To Dr.. G. NJ. Jackson, Philad'a.
See advertisement.
South asst corner Fourth and Walnut sts.
Cincinnati. March II, lS55.-feb29 I'M.
Sold by Fred'k Eckstein Cincinnati,
Minshall. Broolins & Son Eaton.
j. ii. Bonn, Camden.
Lough q Co.. Fairhaven.
j. Brown, Morning Sun
d. B. Edwards, Winchester
j. Coblentg, Lewisburg.
J. II. Gale, WestAlexandria.
July l7--2W.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
Attention Company.

THE Officers. Musicians and PrivOtes of the
washington Guards" will meet at their Armo-
ry in Eaton, on Friday the 25th day OF July, A.
D. 1856, at precisely $ o'clock, A.. NJ for dress
parade. A picnic is to be held in III. site of
1t st, CLAIR. west of this village, to which place
the Compan y will repair as soon after parade as
practicable. Tho ladies and gentlemen of our
town and vicinity, and the citizens throughout
the county generally, are respectfully invited and
solicited to attend and participate. BY order Of
LIT. M'CABE, Capt.
j.. II. Zoos. Scc'y.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
EATON BOOK RINDERY.
Il. g. q. lLNL@-HlW-

g. 8 q. UNHDWg
Book Binders n Blauk Book Manufacturers,
HAVING fitted up our establishment on Main
llStreet, over the Preble County Bank. we arc
prepared to doall kinds otBlNDING, unsurDass-
ed for beauty, elegance and durability.
With the latest improved machinery we have
facilities for doing our work BETTER and CHEAP
Err than any other establishment in the country.
We have on baud a superior assortment ofBlank
Paper from the best makers, to which we invite
the attention Of all wanting Blank Books, made
to order.
County Records, Bank Books, G. Blank Books
ofeyery variety, with or without printed heads
Ruled to any pattern and Bound in a manner:
that for strength and durability. cannot be ex.
cellcd.
Muse, MAGAzIyrs, Law Books, NEWSPAPERS.
SCRAP Books, PAMPHLETS. &c. &C., bound in the
strongest and best manner.
BY punctuality, and strict attcutlont to business.
we hope to merit. aOd secure 4 liberal patronage.
Give us a call. I. HARDY.
Eaton Feb.2l.-tf. e. HARDY.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
ABOLITION DIsUNIoN TICKET.
Fer PRESIDENT.

FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN @. FREMONT, Of California.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM L. DAYTON, OF New Jersey.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
Invalid have you tried H0OELAND'S GER
MAN BITTERSE II not, read the following

Eaton, July "a, 1s55,-tf
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-06-13
sHERIFF aALE-

CHARLES STO NER Vs. Elisa J. Zimmerman
nnd others --Sentra Common Pleas
lYN Nirtne'of nm order made by thn Court OF
~ Common Pleas within ant for the county ol
seneca and Siulu Of Ohio, in the above cause aud
10 ms diFerted, shall offer Gor ssle. Al pyblic
vta' ue. at the oor o. the Court House, in the
city ofFihn. in said rountv, on the 23l day of
jane, D., 1855, between The houes Of tns M
and lo'cinck y. M, Of said day. the following
lands and teneuIonta sitistad in the e..nt, ~
Soneon' and state Of Ohio, aud described 81, ful.
lows. 20 wits t. 80.
The uor,h hslfotthe west half IT the nortb
west quarter ol laertion thiHr.lwo (32.Jiu 20 a.
-hip ty0(2.) R'r,n OF raRgs q teen east; aud the
south part Of the Nest half uf the south west
IuartoT Of sorli1n tweutytnine (29 hOwnshin and
r'uge ae'resai u beginning for -ail sonth part
Il the 20 th west rOrner ~ said section tNenty
,ine l29,l running thence east lwent, -10-chain .
the suuth "a rarnrr Gf sai wcst half; thrnrr
1prth sixissR an 77siO0 i6,771 rhhin thence ives,
iwenty chains % the west line nf said srrtun ;
,hrnce south .iNtven HRh 77.OO thuins. TO th.
lace at heginnlng eonwnlng IN all seventy
three aNd 81 100 arras. ln0re or less.
Also, the north hslf Of tbs east half Of north
.ast q"arssr Of secllon thitty oue--3I--and th,
'outh part 0f tho ea halt OF the south east ouor,
ter OF Section thlety-30 -ih said township, be-
ginning iorit same, etthe sNhlh easl corner o
-aid section thrty--30 running thence ,ye.i
twenty ehsia- along iaehaaia tas OF said sec.
ion to the west line of ltaid east half; thanr,
north sixteen II 100 rha ins alonp said we,t tine
.lIence eaSttwehiy chains, thenre isoath Gxtael
and a. lO0-l6.7 III --rbains; along the east line o
.aie section to the place OF 6eginning eontainin,
together seventy three nnstb Ga 100 aores Of land
more or less. ~. - 20
Said premises will ba aoh aud conye vel. rs,
lots with cSnve nieni streets batweeu, bynna, her,
according to the plat thereof on ilo Ia the oiFc,
Il the Clerk ofsRid Court -copie of which l,n,
be found ~ the oiiee Of AIessrs. w PA NJ
Noble add Stem q Johnscn,
my2S 9Oi S5,OO 4. c. WELLS. Sb.G.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-06-13
&EGbl JAarErtg. %.
TTFFTu mARWFT.

FLous--Femliy, $50. extra 5000 whea
Red O.ss white $500. Com 9saa7 Oats isc
Rye, a5o. Ruckwheat SO. Bailey si,io. Clio.
yer So eds 90. Tm1shy Seed 81 ,5O@I,7s.-
Rye Flour st,OO Backwbea, Flour 400 Jabun.
drcd. Flax Seed I,05. %
Feod--Middlinga 9.oo y hundred Z shps.uiF
2Sc y bushel Shorts lSc; Bran lOc.
superane Flour $3.50, Fine 400.
Corrected by G. W. Ell. cuhaingban.
Batter lao. Eggs Sc n dOl Hams, Sugar
Cured ialS, Country 100. y N, Mess Pork Soe
7c p n. Beans p bush. 81 90 Dried peaches
y bush. $40. Apples p bush,, green "a lSe.
dried si,OO. Cheese lO@llc n n. Potatoes
SOC y bush. Turnlps0sc y bnsb. Onions sOc.
Geese Eggs 1879. 2 doz.; Psaled Peaches $50
Wood 400 y cord. Salt (sasba) 2,9s; Rock do
S'6o' Feathers S7J6 40, Hay SOFA 100
fBuskirk 4 Col
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-06-13
The Letter Of DllmSSal % mr..
Uramp ton,


.wAsmSoToH. Friday. May 80
The following Is the lettero( dismisal
TO Ne. Cmmplon;
DE7ARrMEST OF SFATE.
WAHrNeroN, May -. 1886
Sra; The President Of the United
States has objected me 70 announce toyou
his determination to discoutinue further
in ercourse with you as Her Majesty's
Diplomatic representative TO the united
States. The reasons which have COM
PEELED him to take this step at this time
have been communicated to yoof Gov
eminent.
avail myself Of this occasion to add
that due attention will be cheeFfully giv.
eu TO any COMMUNICATIONS addressed TO
this Department from Her Majesly's
Government affecting the relations be.
twen Great Britain aud the United States
which may be forWaded 10 this Gov.
ernment through any other channel
Should Il DO your pleasure to retire frOme
the United States. the President directs
lno 70 furnish youwith the ulaal facilities
for that purpose. | consequently iaolOie
h5reN ith the passport in such eases, !
avail myelf Of this opporluni y to renew
to you. Sir, che assuIancaof my respec.
ful considerations gIl.--.5s. i
e.rH .ff w. L MARCY
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-06-13
A Deacon 0onvsrlsd bT a Topor.

W. have noticed 10 some 81 our ex.
ohspge papers, An aneodote Of which the
following Is the substance. Names are
omttsd, because We have bot sc copy as
hand -
An old topper. who vas sensible to the
M consequences 70 himself shd Others Of
90 grda facilRies for obNiniug rum.
held out hy THOSE whose example ought
10 be good, called one evening ona rum
merchant, Deacon ---, 70 get his bot
le replsnished. Alter the De son had
lrawu the liquor, and while he Wss poo
keting The pag---
Deacon. said the topper. what do
you suppose saw in imagination while
you were drawing the rumF'
II don't know ? said the other. what
was it?'
why" said the topper, " I thought ]
saw the devil leaning over you, and as he
grinned a ghastly smile, exclaimed
Thaf fAe Deaeon for me Z"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-06-13

hbbls, Work nui Moofe, ". W. w. Cf6ntite ,od " ~.
Enuit-seuecs Common Pleas ~
lf vifue ofa vead exnaaas 10 ne directed In "A. ,b
utgdcause viii ohefa public sals thp pfemlse
otW, a. GFinki,c IN Reed tewa,hin sene.a co,, g1sin
hew werh ne houf, Of 10 o'lo'k IN. ant ofnrk D. m
oths dh day Of June, A. D. te50 the oo wing eaa' and
ehaeh to'wl One steam engine, one uiu.y saw and saw
gate, snd III ths spnneu,nrrs besnu Nc 10 sald san, er
give one brown maF, two last ,pfing oo bays two en
~. r ~ THE oihct fedan white four calves one ver
on ~ sFins atwo'os'e lnmhef wTgon, paftwo vr.t
ed nesf' eastea heifefnne yesf g. m owe veloy her
~ ono vest OIL sud oup Joke Of bfh no oxen vsaf oi
leo' lVd sta. &c. WELLS, shm
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-06-13
ETtERIFF SALE.

n. q. PENNINGTON and SpencoTft John hdm'nt ofths
EslHie ~ leuY frset, daceased, Wilipm Fredcnci
--seneoa Common Pleas. ssanhsH.. aaaa
ny vF ne 1f m ~ lrF ~ coufi In e above entitled
- cause to me rstsd win osFht buhle sale, At the
door Of the Court Honse iin, feueca county, Ohio
the aih day Of luy, A. D. 1856 betaeen the hour Of u
O'Clock N. and O'Clock D. m D., the following anla and
tenement toiG The haf of tie soutwsit quarter
section twenty en,( iownhip ~ noEh,raugo ioureen
tif,' n seneoa county, Ohio.
I insi3 3ld ei.40 y. o. WELLS, sh'h.