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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25
Reasons why the Democratic Par
~ is Unworthy the Support Of
the people.

the People.
lst When they had the control Of the
State Government, they acted the part Of
greedy, unprincipled robbers, by plum
doring the Treasury. which is supplied
from our pockets.
ID. They yield a servilo aud unquali-
fied obedience to Southern Slavery Prop
ngandisis, whose avowed object is to in.
troduoe their damnablo institution into
the State Of Ohio; which by bringing
with it. its necessary accompaniment,
contempt Of labor, will reduce us, who
earn our bread by the sweat Of our brows,
to the level Of hs negro slave.
81. They profess to us the utmost alb
horronoe o the principles Of Know Moth
ingism, and yet il is notorious. that many
Of their nominees for the best Offices in
our gift, are men who belong to the Know
Nothing order, aud strenuous advocates
OF is doctrines.
4th. The Looofoeo party have nomi-
mated those, who, aside from their political
character, aIe men whose reputation for
honesty in their private dealings. is noto-
riously bad the testimony of Henry B.
Payne, himself, having been inpeachod
upon the evidence Of men who were inli-
mately acquainted with him, and among
them the son Of the gentleman with
whom he studied law; and T Il Bagby.
having pockoIed the money of his orodi-
tors and run away, changing his name to
avoid detection; aud surely men. who dc
not scruple at private yillainy, ought not
to be inIrusted with the interests Of tho
public
9th. They have fabricated tho most
enormous and unfouuded lies concerning
men who command the respect and esteem
of the great aud good throughout the ma
tioa, and obstinately refuse to retraot
them, even when rohltod by incontroyer-
lible evidence; aud certainly men who
thus disregard utterly, every rule of honor
aud manhood are unworthy Of our sup
port.
OH. They diroo. their appeals, not to
our judgement aud common sense. but TO
our passions aud preiudioes. thus taking
10 for granted. tha. We ara destitute Of all
the uobler attributes Of manhood. If we
are men. We viii stornly resent so aggra-
waiting an insult.
7sh. After evineing by their actions
the utmost contempt for us as mass.
Iand utter disregard Of our interests, to
crown the whole. as if We were a sol Of
dupes and fools, they fa,,er us and hun.
bly, beg our support 70 oarry out their
audaciOus schemes Of villainy. Such
eonsummato Hypocrisy ought 10 receive At
our hands a signal and withering rebuke.
For these reasons we ought 10 with.
draw st once all support from this organ.
ized gang Of hypoorites, demagoguos and
shelves. and rally around ohio's noble
ssa'esman, patriot aud man. and leave
those unscrupulOus instruments Of tynp.
~, TO fall baok into the iufamy which
assuTedly awaits them.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25

The Republican Cottral Committee Of
Seneca Coqniy. haye made tbe following
appoingmehts. for meetings in different
parts 6f DE county
Good and competent speakers will bo
in attendance, Of which the people will be
duly notified
Let the Republicans, At these different
points, give publicity to these meetings
and secure q large attendance both Of Re-
publicans and nemocrsts
BLOOMYILLE- Saturday evening.
October 3D..
ADRIAN Monday evening. Sept 2sth.
MELMoRE-Friday evening. oeto-
Der ed.
HoPEwELL CENTER-Fridaye ve.,
September 25th.
LAMBRIGHTs--Mondsy evening.
Sept. asth.
BETTsvILLE-Friday, evening Sep
tember 25th.
FORT sENEoA-saturday evening,
Sept seth. ~
RED SCHOOL HoUsE-saturday
evening, Sept. 26th.
ATTICA-Monday evos Sept 28th.
L0WELL--saturday eve., Sept. a6th.
GREEN sPRINGs-satarday evening,
Oct. 10th
DEwITTs SCHOOL HoUsE-sat-
urday eye, Oct. Sd.
REHoBOTH- Friday eve, Oct. Cd.
PUFFENBERGERS Saturday eve,
Oct, 10Th,
LoDI-Friday evening, Sept. 25th.
oMAR-saturday evening; Oct. 10Th
FLAT RoCK---saturday evening,
Sept, 26tb.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25
Proapeots prlghten.

The prospect Of complete triumph Of
he Republican party in this county, on
he second Tuesday Of October, is grow
ny brighter and brighter every day. The
reports, that come in from different parts
" the county, show that the Republicans
ere l0ids o'oaSs and ready foraotiou. The
Dred Scott party have lost oil hope Of
carrying the county, and we hear Of uu.
merous aocessions, to our ranks, Of men,
who consider themselves too good Demo,
Gratis, to swallow Payne, Bagby and the
Drod Scott decision. The Advertiser
man looks like whipped chicken. -
He started out like a blazing sky-rocket
and came down like bob-tsiled gander,
The two ideas with which he commenced
tho campaign, to wit; the "red patch'
story and the Congo creed" have rVa
IN he ground aud now nothing is left, but
personal detraation Of Chase aud the other
RoPubliveu candidates,
His party have become sick Of his pu-
Grille nonsense and many of them do not
scruplo to openly denounoe him.
All We have TO say to our friends is, 90
to cork. talk with your neighbors aud
induce every man to go to the polls who
viii vote the Republican ticket, and
VICTORY win crown our efforts, on the
seeond Tuesday Of October.
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AZ bis residence 10 Tim on Tuesday evening
September a9d, sf conmmpton, Rooor r,
Scott ESQ.
Tho deceased held Tbs position Of Oily Clark,
and vas highly esteemed By al who knew hiu-
His body was Inferred yesterday with he honogi
Of seneca Lodge I. 0. o. r. "a which he Nss a
member. he leaves wife and several small
childccn bshlnd kia.
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The Tiokot-The whole Ticket,

Our realers viii receive out Two more
numbers Of the Tribune, before the cleo
ton. Let every friend Of Freedom and
Reform go to.the polls aud cote &s sAole
Republicaa ticket, from Governor down to
lnfrnary Director. There are great aud
impor.an, questions at stake and the in.
auenee Of your vote, for the lowest
county otioor, win be felt on one side or
the other. The candidates on the Repub-
lican ticket. are all excellent mon, we'll
deserving your confidence and support,
The aim Of the enemy is to "diyide and
conquer" but if We stand united and
true, their efforts win not avail.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25

PHILADELPHIA. Sept qe. Messrs. Pat.
lerson y Co., extensive sugar dealero.
have tailed. Their liabihliss are very
large. tn, failure viii hheo bad efIec.
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To the Cfeditefs Of the estate OF Daniel
settinger. deceased

Fk subscriber has been appointed By the Probate Cour,
within and io the county of Seneca, and si1to OF Ohio
Commissioner The estate 81 nanel Geuiagsr deceased,
represented iulQVenl, The period Of SIS months from tho
dato Of s noce allowed iohFne in and prove
thef olaims aeainsl said Estate The sphschor viii a..
qud 70 the et 81 his appointment a ha 0co IN Adams
oWuslN m said soneea county, The following days. 10.
Wiii November e pecoueT5h and tho aQlh Of Maroh
a. beiNoet The hours Of no O'Clock A, "a, aud odck
z. NJ, Of zach Of laii days - etnecuYelY,
sepleriW IsAAC sTiLWEII. ComI
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25
Court Of Commou Pleas, Seneca county.
Ohio.
ssassI ssH R.rs s.la. n.l.nlsn,. nhS@, R. stewart and

Samuel Bare, Dsisndants
hE defendant Samuel BaTe, Is hereby uofoi that On
me leih asyo August A. D. 1857, iho plaintiff Hora-
o ,. FHni nsdin sid Souri his peon against Thomas
n stewart and sold Samuel Bare the ohectof which u -
feeossf ne amount due him certain pronssoy note 10
te sum OF SlO00 executed BY said Stewart, in vor o. r.
fofer Co and BY them iuolsod g. he piainn "a.
ted January lEt, 1854 due twelve months lrom duio ith in
ieresi and also ccrian contract for the payment II
money executed by said stewart a la day of Ianuaf
l55, favor OF said Porter Co.. andby them tfansferrsi
iopainf and 10 forrelose amongags gwen By said Stew
on the IqIh day Of lunuury ID. 1854 % ssours H.
payment of said aos, the following described nrei,.
iosti In-loi No sl, 10 The town OF Rome in "a IN eo
Of Seneca Ohio which premises, plaintiff in for1
ths defendant Bare clgns "a have acquired souo
Amount claimed due che plainuh on said note l
mortgage slaa with int6Jest az pef cent oh aniS
om ho iss of repiembeF 1856 and with intego1t s IA M
cent e233VN nom he istoflanu 1855 for ,sioh iu.
mtAi M r'N-N,v Np.t said eienuant Stewart and lln
jufgnqni sseia beth said deisndan that iaid prslassI u
lod And ne said namaol bare s notidad q ,. ll n,
~ W lta 71hon on o. below 10 1lqt day o.
tel9bsr a. ID 1851 iudgmsns win hs rendered ag .als hin
~ eseal st ,ad premises b icld s..fy o. auspat
ssao"-f-hNm Auya ~ PieaiA
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TURM OUT.

and hear the issues discussed
which tho people of Seneca Co
will be called upon to decide, on
the Second tuesday of October.
Democrats & Republicans,
All who honestly desire to hear
and know tho truth, come and
hear what Judge Warden has to
say.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25

The Ladies are Pdrtiou5er5viagited
To call ana see my goods. Bring on y,,sr monav
and pro uoe, as only do a ready pay bu,inesS
Jnne16 2nl 4, h. STRONG
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Also q splendid stock Of
PLATED RRITANIA WARE.

Cutlery Of all descriptions fLe stock of sus-
pension Parlor' Side and .s'aud Lamps, Wieks Of
All kinds to match.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25

OH YE BALD liEApED-We invite the attention Of those
who are bald headed and those who are afraid OF becoming
50, 10 the advertisement Of Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Ia today paper. We not In the habit Of putting every
quack noium that d advertised in paper, but feel
II om duty, when across urcle that good,
let the people know We have fears Of having
,cud under poes aud therefore have used the
Restorative but think II the certificates Of can
be relied upon, that be 6rst article Try H. ye
whose natural wigs need reiuvenaton.Rookyille Repub
eSy-sold by al the Druggists. sep4Im
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25
sPEcTAL MOTTO Esi
PARTIAL DEAFNESS
AND

Discharges from the Ear.
DR HaRrteg bees 10 announce those Of his patients
with whom be has beon n communication, ha he has IN
compliance with oif special requests, msde arrangements
10 establish bic Ear lnsuton in New York and he geuer
oully offers attend al persons auefng nom Affections Of
the Ear without Chage, until oufetheeby proving his
success unequaod and protecting the deaf from being
swnded, BY paying solcsyed Aurss exorhitan fees 10
advance, aud the inAoton Of still more serious evils by
permitting the application Of dangerous remedies by mex
peHenced and unsluml hands.
Dr. n may here stats That he has connection what
with person advertising 10 care deatness hef
has he given permission Cor the publication Of certificate
purporing from him; and can not therefore
be responsible or any alarming consequences resulting from
raShuesl and desperation TIE loss Of money may not bo
materia persons, but the deprivation Of of the
most important Of the senses ought 10 be regarded and
treated with more than ordinary solicimdo,
Deafness noise Ia tho bead and dsagreeable dischar
gos FROM the Ear speedily an permanently removed, With
causing the loaSt pain Inconvenience cure In all
eases guaranteed where mallomaiion does not exist.
Thirteen yenl close and amost undivided attention 20
hishanch Of special p1ccei has enabled him 10 reduce
hs treatment suoh degree Of sucoess 10 hnd the most
confirmed and obstinate yield by steady attention 70
the means pTescfihed.
The derncion, by fro Of the Philadenhia Bar lnhrm
aryof which nR HARrLEY the head-hayng released
him om bis duties in that city, he has established perme
neny his Institution, for the exclusive treatment OF Ea'
Diseases, ~ 7G0 broadway New York
Consolidation and Examination each morning sep2o
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

OUR MARTYRED MISSIONARIES IN lNDIA-The
last ray of hope has been dispelled by the late
arrival of news from India, aud we must now
record with feelings of the profoundest sorrow,
that there is every reason to believe the -four
missionary families of the Presbyterian Board
at Futtehgurh have persisted in the massacre
They have been traced to the vicinity OF Gavin
pore, and it was hoped that when Gen. Have
lock arrived there, he would find them alive
and rescue them from the insurgents, but he re-
ports but one white person as saved, and hel
name is given so that the painful fact is press
ed upon our hearts that our brethren and SIS
tiers, our dear friends Freeman, Campbell, John
son, and McMulleE, and their wives, and two
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, have falle1
victims to the awful insurrection in India.
Rev. John 4. Freeman went out in 1888, ant
has been faithful missionary for about nine
teen years. He married Miss Beach, in New
ark, N j., who died about ten years. Mr.. +
afterwards married friend of ours, Miss Vre
denburg, lady of great accomplishments ant
worth, with a large circle of friends in this city
and New Jersey.
Rev. David A. Campbell was from Wisconsin
and his wife from Ohio.
Rev. Albert o. johnson and wife are boil
from Western Pennsylvania.
Rev. Robert Z. McMullen was from Phlladel
phia, and his wife was Miss Pierson from Pater
son, N. j. All of them were among the mos
able and useful Missionaries of the Board, ant
their loss is a blow to the work, compared witt
which the destruction of 100000 worth o
property in Iudia is not to be mentioned-Nea
York Observer.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21
Observation-Disclosures
Printing Presses and Tyue Ifa, ss,le =.

TNHE subscriber having entered into an Arrangement
| i by which the True .lMsricdh and Suectator have
been consolidated and having, consequently no long
er any use for the printing materials used In the Office
of the True dDsercan, now offers them for sale. IA
the material used in the publication of the True
meyicdn as well as that comprised in the erceLLen,
JOB OFFICE connected with it. is now for sale and
will be sold upon such terms will make it TO the In
terest of those in want of printing materials to pur.
chase from him.
In this stock are comprised excellent POWER.
PRESS and HAND Press, manufactured by A. B. ray.
or of New York city, and such furniture and materi
ais as used in the best Newspaper and Job Offices
in the country. '-s 6hhLt
There is not an office in the State outside of the cit
es whose stock of materials will compare in quantity
quality or variety, with that now offered upon reduced
terms. frf
The type are as good as new, as may be seen by an
examination ofthe paper published with them. Those
that have been used but little as they have
been used but short time and considerable proper.
ton have never been used at ALL - Z
An opportunity is now offered to any one who will
buy the 0hole for cash. upon short time with good
endorsers to purchase them upon such reduced terms
will enable him to realize sufficient proft to furnish
all the materials for good printing office without cost
in other words, they will be sold upon such terms
that the purchaser will be able to establish welfu
nished printing Office, and have, in addition, more
than the cost Of his purchase in good saeabe printing
materials Though the subscriber would prefer to sell
all at the same me yet he will sell portions of his
stock on the most reasonable terms.
Persons desiring to purchase should apply soon as
these materials will be removed unless sold in short
time.
Applicants for purchase should address, eEditors
Stanton Spectator or the subscriber
RICHARD MAUZY, Staunton, Va.
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\ Oct a. lS57-2m
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DIED.,

On Sunday night last Mrs. SARAH G. HARMAN, OF
tins place.
In this place, on Monday last, Mrs. HENDERsoN,
widow of the late Dr. Henderson of the U. 5. Army.
In ST. LOUIS No., on the Cd inst. at the residence
of his son. John L. Douglass, Mr. ALEXANDER L.
DOUGLASS, in the Gath year of his age.
In Burlington, Iowa, on Thursday evening, the 1st
inst NANCY wife of Levi Hager Esq, aged As years.
Mrs ii. was born in Chambersburgh, Pa. but re-
moved in early life to Stanton, Virginia. where she
was married while quite young, to Mr. Henry Snyder
and subsequently, removed to Hamilton, Ohio, where
she was left widow in 1910. She went to Burling-
ton in 1872 and united in marriage to Mr.. Hager
tine s es to dr and
tached herself to the Methodist Church. of which she
remained pous and consistent member till death.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21
- Partial Deafness and Dlscharges from

e5Sg- Partial Deafness and Discharges from
the Ear.-DR. HARTLEY generously offers to at
tend all persons suffering from affections Of the ear at
his office 760 Broadway, N, Y, without charge until
cured thereby proving his success unequaled and pro-
tecting the deaf from being swindled by paying self
STYLED aurists exhorbtant tees in advance aud the in
Fiction of still more serious evils by permitting the
application of dangerous remedies by inexperienced
and unskful hands. Dr. ii. may here state that he
has no connection whatever. with any person adyer-
Using to deafness, neither has he given permits
sion for the publication of certificate purportng 10
emanate from him. and cannot, therefore, be respons
BILE for any alarming consequences resulting from rash
ness and desperation The loss OF money may not be
material to some persons, out the deprtvaon OF one
os the most important of the senses ought to be re-
garded and treated with more than ordinary solicude
Deafness noise in the the head and all dsagreeable
discharges from the ear speedily and permanently re-
moved without causing the least pain
A cure in all guaranteed where maHormation
does not exist. Thirteen years close and almost mn
divided attention to this branch OF special practice has
enabled him reduce his treatment TO such degree
OF success as to find the most confirmed aud obstinate
yield by steady attention to the means pre-
scribed.
The following testimonials are submitted with conf
dence They will show at least IN what estimation his
professional qualifications are held by ofthe most
distinguished medical men Of the country:
TESTIMONIALS.
al have had the pleasure to meet Dr.. HARTLEY in
practice and have been led to form favorable opn-
ion of his character both in profession and as gen
teman.
wv. Ill. PARKER, NJ. u, ffOIeSsOr OF OurSery.
"From my intercourse with Dr. HARTLEY, l have
found his department to be correct and geutemanly'
VALENTINE Morr, NJ. D."
REFERENCE OF CURES.
Mr. Goodwin, 18th street, near Broadway.
Mr. VIM. Sivey, 70 CORTLAND street
- No III. p. Herdman, Counsellor at Law, IS City Hall
Place New York.
DIR. Bell Dentist, Auburn, n. Y.
Mr.. Seth Paine Editor, Chicago.
Mr. James r. Burtis, Gas Works, Chicago.
Mrs. Hawley, and Mr.. Fred. Dean, Springfield, ILL.,
nois.
Mr.. B. F. Stephenson Jacksonville, Illinois.
Miss Sarah Swaine, Nantucket.
Miss Rebecca ID. Howard, Fairhaven, Mass.
James Burnett, Pleasant Valley, near Poughkeepsie
NY.
TERMs-For cure. s25. In compliance with the re-
quest of large number of correspondents in the coun-
try whose circumstances will not admit of visit to
New York, DIR. H. will forward package by Express,
containing all the necessary treatment appliances &c.
with ample instructions to effect cure, ON receipt OF
So and the balance when cured. THESE TERMS con-
TINUED FOR ONE MONTH ONLY.
New York, Oct. 81, 1S57-lt