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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-19
NATrC MAJ HOTEL


'in Staunton. This Houac nasa. ren 80 long and "a
Tnrably known that little need be saa to cF'l the
nntiou of The public teit. Having had consider
NH. expert nee in his business, the subscriber be
levps ta he will BE- able hF undivided and assidu-
.nn- attention. 70 MAKE hls patrons comfortable
whilst under lis roaf.
Ia the people ot the eoahty5 espeeiaily. h wnnl'
~ that Wis means Of accommodation viii be found
be exactly suited Ia their wants. His table will
he equal ~ any IL the piac>, At all seasons Of TIL
wear His servants 7uli.,u Hired and attentive;
and his Stahling i unsurpa sci in this region
country for It's ext -nt an exc llrt arraue etnrnt.
II. therefore in2is4 i'd dare o III t local patron
90. with I'll, fulles, enntitanes that ti guests will
lind everything just IA thes could wish. For tl
accommodation ei the ts=8eel'iHg public, omni
,,i- will always be in - tie Depot thu
arrival Vt the trains, and sill convey the passcn
gers 20 and from the Het4. fee nt oharge. and il,
ANAL time Tor prsserse tihe tl,pif meals am
Pot to he cars siinee thsir tickets ard
srat. CHARGES for D5ausrsd Uarse feed If pai,
al 'hp tme. 81 = cents; : "i5aracissf cents,
Jan. :, isi1-tf. Il VI. L. Gffr. k%0N.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-19

young men Of the most ezatt. talents and brilliant
intellect, who nifght otherwise havc entranccd lis
tenng Scnates with the thundcrs Of cloqucnce, or
walked to ecstaey the living Tyre, may eel"ith full
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-19

Difference between C and 5
per cent. 40 years, {
Valuation of lassachu-
sctts deducted,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-19

lat. on 500 ESQ Geo, 40
years, at 5 per cent.
%. do. do. at 6 per cent.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-19

RI. ti.erat3r - ears INT
t'Aen m advance every
SIX months and added C
principal, at Il per cent.
per annuin,
Do. do. do. at per cs,,
per anauFf;;
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-19

Difference lletwecn & and I
per cent. IL years,
Nearly the valuation of tire
whole State of Massachu-
setts in 1880, which was
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-19
nH. jssig ASF0H'S INNit;nR trlNG
i.EMEEX FOR ORG SiC WEAK

r, this great aud inportau. reeey. weakness
Of tho organs speedily cured and full viror res
cred. thousands Of the most nervous apdG ch'iita-
I'd. whn Asd lost all hope, have been minGSs t., Z
relieved. All inpeameias to Marriage. trsical
on Mental nisqualicatift, nervous lrttabttv,
Yrenblines and Weahu-ss. or exhaustion Of thu
,Ias' fearful kind are speedily cnr;d.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-16
$3.50 8

Excess Of contract price over lowest
resonsible bid 1881 per year, For FIVE,
\ years the extent of the contracts, the ex.
cess will be 3ei ,905.
Such, in as brief space as we
could compress the report, are somo Of
the important facts relating to these ca
nal contracts. The show that system
of favoritism has been practise by the
Commissioners, reprehensibie in the ex-
treme, and by which the people of the
State may draw some profitable lessons
for their future action. If these canals
are to remain the property of the State,
aud not be disposed Of the people must
look sharp in the selection of their Com,
mssioners, or they may be Aeeced more
close in the future.
We have only given drop from this
dead fountain. The report contains riy-
ers Of such knowledge as we have, in the
above abstract gathered up. When it is
printed we shah have occasion to speak
Of some Of the other matter which it
contains. AS we said in the beginning it
is thorough.
The Committee make long and able
argument to prove that the Legislature
has not oily the power, but that II is the
duty to repudiate these contracts, with
the solitary exception named. Whether
it will satisfy the Legislature, remains to
be seen. The inyoilability Of contracts,
is a cardinal dootrinoofour political faith
We have been committed TO il all our life
We cannot change it now. We, wou Id
suggest that the validity Of Che contracts
now under consideration, be Immediately
tested in Judicial form. The Supreme
Court is in session in the same building
with the Legislature. The law office of
the Government. the Attorney General
is in the city. Let him be instructed by
the Legislature TO make case before the
Court. Let him be empowered to EN-
ploy aid if be desires it, the most emf
nent in the State. Let the contractors
appear with their counsel. Let their side
be heard, and after a hearing of the par
ties, let the Court declare the LAW. If
they say the contracts are binding, no
vote Of the Legislature can unloess them
If the pronounce them fraudulent and
void, no vote of the Legislature can save
them from its doom. We presume that
lii the Legislature should declare them
void, the contractors win test the Dues
ltion in the Courts. 6o TO that complex
lion. they must come at last. The sooner
Iitis decided the better for all parties.
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Mn NnnI.een went oat oL. FashIon.

This reminds me Of foolish
interference Of Louis XVI, in a matter
Of dress. Ia The days Of our grapdfath-
ers there was nothing so fashiona-
bic for summer rear as nankeen. No
gentlemen would be seen abroad or at
home in dress Of which this material
did not 90 the making Of a portion; and
as we ever fixed the fashion on the ques-
ton on the male costume, the mode, was
adopted in France, and English nankeens
threatened to drive all French manufac-
tured articles Of summer wear out Of the
market.
The king, however surmounied the
difficulty; he ordered all the eKeeutiouers
aud assistants to perform their terrible
Offices in no other dress but one Of nan-
keen. This rendered the material inlA-
nous; ond many a man who deserved to
be- hanged, discarded the suit because q
similar one was worn by the man who
did the hanging SO. Mrs Turner, the
prisoner, being executed in the reign Of
James I, in a yellow starched ruii, put
70 death the fashion Of wearing them.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-16
ADM NESTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

1 WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE
ON TUESDAY TuE 24rt DAY OF tKu-
RUARY 1857 between the oirs Of no O'Clock
A. NJ. aud 4 O'Clock p NJ at the door o the
Court House in the Cit, Of Tinin in the county
of Seneca, and State cf Ohio, by order Of Pro-
bate Court Of said County. The following lands &
tenemants as the property Of JOHN CLICK dec. .
A part ofthe Norh West quarter OF fraction
al section No. % ir Township No North Of
Range No. IA (fortoeu) on the west side Of the
Sandusby River, In said Seneca County, Ohio,
and commencing for the same at q Buckeye,
Blue ASH and q small Beach tree, on the west
side Of said SandusSy River, thence running west
IL -46 chainsi thence running north 1871 chains,
thence east 1913 chains 20 the bank OF said riv-
cr Thence m and along the meanderings Of
said bank Of said,dvcf %. The phcc Of beginning,
containing 20ttwtnty)acrcs Of land more or less.
Also, strip or piece oflahd, being the balance
of said fractional Qtarter section above dcscrib
ed and adjoining tie shmd on the south side
thereof and containing one acre and one half
n 10y OF land more or less.
And also, part Of the north east quarter Of
said fractional section above described, com.
mencing at point on the east bank of aaid San.
dusby ri Ser, whorc the New Haven and Find
lay State Road [so called crosses said river
Thence'running castwardv on and along said
road go 1.-TWO hundred and ten feet, to point
west Of q stable which stands on the south sue
said State Road, Thence due south 10 said
Sondusl,y River; thence North Westerly on and
along the mcondering Of the bank Of said river
TO the place of ofcommcncement, containing three
80 acres oflnhl more or less. y he three tracts
or pieces ofland contain together "a y twcn.
ty-four and half acres Of land more less, and
viii be offered aud sold as one entire property &
has been fnvorably known he. AS 81 Johns
Mill. It's acknowledged obe one Of the most
valuable Mil Sits on the Sandusky, having the
advantage of both sides Of the stream, with suf-
icient water power TO run Saw Mill and four
or five sets of stone nearly the whole yoar,a good
and permanent dam has been erected on solid
fou ldation, and first rate bridge across the
Sandusky River at this point has recently
heen completed. In the hands Of our enter
prsing person, this would be productive and
desirable property.
Terms accommodating and made known al
sale. G.. ]. KEEN. Admir-.
With viii anneTed Of John Click dec.
J an. 10th, '57. CIV.
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OFTsoE OF CLINTON LINE EKTENsioE r r. Co
HUDSON. o., DECTMBIR 22d, 500.
THE annual meeting Of the stoekhnlieu OF The Clntor
Il Line Extension Rail Road Campany viii be held Al
their oee Had Thefsdayth 2othday ofJannar,
1857, at O'clock Az.
doc25id CHARLEs PrAsE, see'y.
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BLOODED STOCK
AT PUBLlG SAL g.,

tshall oatt At vendde oh the srm known the Porter
Fam, mile moth Of Clyde,
On the seventeenth day Of January, 1857,
the following per'onal properly TO wills
One Durham RuI, fouf yeau old;
One nurham Dull, year oldi
-Four Dufham Cowsi
Two Durham heifr., one yeat Cd,
One nevonshrc Bpl three years Old;
Five Dovonshire Cows
One Deioushre heller, one ycst oldi
Two Grade Cows;
Six Cowli
Twp H0fsess
Thifiy-ivo South Down Sheer,
Fify.two Common Sheep;
Aquanttty Of liay' Cora Farming Toola, and various
articles Of prriona properly.
The pedirrecs Of a tho shove sqnk win be- furnished
the day of sale VI reqneed by purchasers. The stock will
be sold on the following conditions An under $50
three months credit.-sums $50 SIX month credit.
Notes with ntetest and approved secrry required an
sums. n. IA. MERRILL, Agent.
Clyde, Jan. 10, 1857.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-16
ISAAC STAUH'S PATENT PO sTABLE
GRINDING MIIIS

For Touring wheaL rtindirrcttn tnmttm
Sc, MS well IS whole ears otcop, (roh hlN, ~ 70 Il
called, into good fine cob andrttn feed r one operation
These celebrated Mills manufacture ont ofthe Lrsi
qualyQl French HuiF lllouhs, with much huil
siN d rsu Sizes, nficos ranging tam eghtyve 20 two
hunftrd audd0v dollur These mills coutnue To stem
he current of a opposition, aud arc superior 20 an pot
poses, especially fnr Who1t nournr.
Also-smuh's Patent Portable Saw Mil called King
Of the Woods Z"
rhsn az ingenioul nnd utciul ,saw.Ntuto make lum.
her n the woods This mill eau rnn by ANIMAL steam
Wutorpowrt,
Those wisbinE % know fully about tho principle unon
which they ere built and the prices Of cnc sire wen
he terms Of sale, Sc, will please address me, asking
Cosoofdescipuon which viii mail and post pay. Those
pbunt viii Wfc Ia nllu readable language, the name
AMI state.
opoe, e,IsAACSrAUn, Paieniee and Pto'r
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-16
Soil, 0llmlt, and Pros ec,s IN Kan

Thos r, Davis, Esq, gentleman well
versed in agricultural chemistry, late a
eident in Karsa Territory is nov lee
turing in various parts ofthis and sdjoiu-
ing counties on the soil and other pros
poets and attractions in that territory,
from personal obseryationand suylization
An PERSONS who have any intention Of re-
moving 10 tho west will DO we'll to attend
his lectures.
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The said Harrison +. Kroh, is hereby notified,
that the said Plaintiffs filed their petition In this
action, on the 7th day ofJanuary, 1851, against
said defendants in the court Of Common Pleas Of
ecascountyi and State Of Ohio. The object
& prayer of which Is to him'thod wdr Interest OF
the said Margaret A. Kroh Reservation, flty-nine
chains and seventy links, to the Negro town road
Thence south, on and along the centre line of
aid rodd, fifteen chains, and sixty nine links
Thence west, on and along line parallel with
the north line Of said reservation, seyenty-three
chains ard forty five links, to the east bank Of
the Sandusky River. Thence northerlY on and
along the eastbank Of said river. with the Theah-
ders thereofto the place Of beginning, containing
one hundred and six and 55 90 acres ofland more
or less ALDO the south east fractional part Of
fractional section, ntuiber ono, (t) in township
number one, l) North Of range IA, founded as
follows to wit: Beginning for the same, at the
point where the north line the Walker reserve
$50 called) intersecs the east limo Of said
Township, running thence nnorth on and along
the east line of said township, thirty.throe (33)
chains andffty-six links to the south cast corner
Of tract Of land, containing forty seven
and s5 90 acres owned or occupied by J. @.
Rowland. thence wet on a line parallel With tho
tOrth line OF said section ore, 20 the east bank
of tha Sandusky River, thence soutberly on aud
along the nieahderings Of said river, on the east
side thereof 10 the north line of said reserve,
thence east on and along the north lne Of said
Reserve to the place OF beginning, containing
il3 & p 100 acres Of land more or less Also
.he north part Of the south west quarter Of frao
.ional socdoi number six, rs, 10 township No,
one j in range altsen, us, iu said county
containing 50 & o. 100 acres OF land more or loss
And also, newest half Of the south west quar-.
ter OF the north west quarter Of said section No
ak. 10, In said township No, one IL in said
rqpge No. fisoeu [l5l oonlaininP u a 81 100
! acres OF land more or less. and 90 nave parli
lion made thereof setting OH 20 the said Enelne
| KroS, Calvin 4. Koch aud James W. Kroh. The
els wealth parts thereof and for general relief in
the premises The said Harrison T, Kroh Is
| furiherpotihed hat he Is required to answer
said petiuoh on or before the seventh day Of
! March, heAt or the petition will be taken as true
| agaiNst him and judgment rendered accordingly.
L.A.HALL, Plani6s AU'y.
Jan. 9Th. 81. CIV. pr fee'S $1,000
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-16

ES-The following question Is now BE-.
fore The Tillieutblem Debating society
"Is Il wrong to cheat lawyar?" 1t i,
expected that the answer will ba--"No
but impossible"
TAEINe CARE OF THE BABY. Mother
Motherl Zeke, then mother will give him
some sugar, aud mother will give him
more, and you can that, and you can
take that, and we'd both hive some.
re- Patrick Maloney, what DO you
say to the indiclmeut--are You guilty OF
not ghil;y2' "Arrah mosha yer wor-
slip how can ] ten tin / hear the wi.
dence?'
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CARD.

The undersigned wish to inform the citizens
of Tifin and vicinity that they have positively
DISPOSED Of their Stock OF Dry Goods and
roceries to T. G. TUNISON, who will prob
ably continue IN the same room, and for whom
we bespeak a continuance of our patronage.
We kindly thdnlS you for your rememberance
Of us, ALL those having accounts will present
them for settlement.
Respectfully ZELLERS q BRO.
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eoording 8 pooi6oation. as follows per

which can bear no other construction thar
that they were willing To take all or 9th
er part; at the sums named The com
mittee % on to sayi
Samuel For'er, John S. G Bart and
Johu Howard ori sinally constituted this
firm, so lar as Mr.. Howard was aware.-
But IL appears that Fouor, Burt and
Howaid d OF own n y asiNth part Of the
contract. Mr.. Hambn has some sort Of
nondt script relation to il, and as Forrer,
Burt and Burt and Cooper (who has since
bought out Howard. J and H,min are the
only ar les Interested, The other three
sixths alem xed up among them some
how, or else they are flying around loose.
Mr.. Hamlin was he attorney OF this firm
from It's origin.
SECTION N0NBER EraHr.
This is the Western Reserve and Mau-
NEE Road.
This was e. to james ]. Parks for S., =
490a year On il were the following
lower bids, which were rejected or pass.
ed over
o. White $3.50
Ira Smith 1000
NJ. II. Mills 4,40O
About the bid Of Ira SIN th, we have
say the Committee, nothing to say
The bid of NJ H. Mills was undoubtedly
responsible. The bid Of o, White was
Withdrawn, Parks, the contractor, gave
him 1000 to Withdraw. Parks put in "a
bid in his own name, aud the contract
was awarded to him on the bid of Michael
Hayes.
Tha following table exhibits in single
view, the names Of tho contractors, the
contract price, the name Of the lowest
bidder, shown to be responsible by dnect
aud positive testimony, and the sums bid
by them.
No Of SEQ Contracts name Cont price
No 1 A Medbcry & Co $1,000
rs 90" 2 Doyle q Miller 22,9S0
3 Cooper Shadinger \ co31, 600
4" Dennis McCarty $3.50
5 Chamberlain q Paul $4,000
6 Sam'l n Young & Co 1000
Z Forrer, Burt & Co ilS, 900
E" s James j. Parks 5,490
S27S,329
No Of Section Loves, Rsposiblo Bidder Sum bid
No. L Myron III. Mills 21 900
"2 10000
3 Cooper Shadinger & CO 81, 900
4 Henry Miller 7490
90 +. L. Shedd 1890
6 John @. Allen & Co $4,000
" z Cooper, Shadinger < Co $1,000
50 o. White $3.50
Il. e.
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40 Teaohers |!

Meetings fprthc examination oteachers wirbe hslA In
the conr house In Tin, each Saturday nplil december
2rth is58i also each SATURDAY n havh, April and
May, nnl on the third snttrloys Of iann1r and June
laAr. Etam,uationt 10 commence NJ O'Clock, ~ NJ
The incicassd drmbui Or WEl QUAtgtEn teachers, As
we'll a, lir tnrteacd fatutv for acquiring tho requisite
Qualifications have Indicated 20 Tho tNsmners tho fri.
nriety of,ivancinr With the 'iWrs
Inc sfollowng grade, ofcsriaeai'' wIbs I''s'ii q
for Years, cfa.e . Tor uur
tofGmtAth aud gfAit
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Important to
Observation-Disclosures
MARBLE DEALERS, AND
OTHERS.
MOnum ntal DaguerreOiype Cases

meth has long been sought for, 10 in'ort
in a dur, le manner, DaguerreoIypo Lkeuesses
10 Head ZONES and Monuments. have been
aud can ', ,rraut lhcm to tsetNe the picture for
long uniher Of years ftg
The outside case h made Of Parian Marbls,snd
the box which encloses the picture and keepl IL
In a state Of great preservation for long number
a yefv neat lob on Head Stone or Monument.
They are usct In Greenwood Cemetery, Mount
Aub,,rn. Laurel Hill an mahy other Cemetorie
In the United States.
A liberal discount made to Marble Dealers AND
Dag1erreotypi,ts, lPrice from S225 each 10
$3.50. A circular OF engrayinga will be sent to
any address free, with price list
Address,
t. BALDWIN,
AR't OF Mausoleum Dag. Z, o.,
1,a 9g5 Rroadwny NsW York
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I O THE SICK.
JANUARY APPOINTmEN rs.
90 .-LInnn


! A NAyYr1C PHYSICIAN, wulbe in aucndsnet n
"a TfffiN, ed che ShaWhan House, Friday and Saunay
I until NJ ncioat b. ~ and AZ Jan.
FIRE MONT, keflets Amehcen, rhur'day, 90 len,
10, caa,uaicn upon andiseases ofihe Ttaai, fanes,
nsa Liver Stomach uowclt, ktaa "a and Spccni also,
nr1nsgt Gravel khcumats, Nervuuspessi Debility, nls.
bena Female niscasot Acue ahd Ffver, fte Impurities
ofihs Bhod. Efnr oas Canrorst llcs And totheF va.
6eies ofloas itAndiag cofNho iPiheSlemalohdinitt.
'' -, some yosi, pt. r.kI, Ayabti, entire uns to
cbtopie diseases, te,iips H'RtsS} hhhbaly hehy ef
no case mineal - ehf boioht employed eotdces be
ske sick 30 ih1ke well, not ieaf dowh 20 hn up, The
nsdiciaesesnbs be aksnwih ,2lsy by The most dscate,
and patients uay femtn At hoe and cuniinoc with rta.
dcncc thcirofnary dctaud exercise. MANY have tcCny.
cred unlet the ifsatncnt aer fcud and pgscans had
given ah an hnts the iadisnushc evidence ofwhich
awayshs urni,hel, tnvads however retuoel ahd ~ lU
pairne Invited tocan, and may be as,ptedhat
onfarctncnt Wilt given, oteYpcnte ircutfcd without
ouosnohiihg riospcct offoeovett,
Fits Their Durability.
Rh,civStts, rfamhuil ccuutv, o. july 1854
nr ruAus, sittwo wears ecs last april called With
INV son w have him treated fts lie had had them every
few wotk lo wear aal ahafbcore k0ct you pfescrbcd
he had hut one snU h,f had none since thcn
Various other medicines bad been given without benefit
and our phytciun said he never could be ofcd
Yours truly SOLOMON UDhER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-30

BRANDY THAT MAKES MEN HowL.-Tbe man
who was atonce fortunate enough 10 get a drink
OF good brandy at stage-house between
Shasta and Sacramento, on presenting himself
at the sanctum Of the Shasta (Cal.) Courier,
viii be rewarded with very extensive piece Of
gold bearing quartz. Since the days of 40, way
side hotels have kept villainous stuff Now,
however, it is said " be preternalurally dis-
bpiical. Ii not only kills at the counter, but
occasionally ''fstches" n fellow City feet dis
tsnt, with q stream Of water between. A per-
feet idea of its quality may be obtained from
the following incident, which occurred between
two "dealers" doing business at stands five
miles apart, between Shasta and Red Bluffs!
Upper Stand Manufacturing before the
coun ecr Of Lower Stand MAN. ~ say, old
fellow, you don't sell such stuff as do. Mine
kills a hundred yards, without rest" i.'
Lower Stand Man-'Well, don't know
whether mine kills, eventually or not but
always notice that after they take s'suok' OF
it, ] can hear them hO~i all the way to your
stand