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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-24
Far the Standard.

Z. 7- ~ >, ~, y I, ~ Far the Standard.
On Expunging the Mexican Proansaesl ia
AZ, draw the black condemniag lines I u. - :, !,
lie. them be wide and deep =
FIJI framing for the dark designs ~ 81 -
That they in prison keep. -sS =. - z
TITS meet that mourning should enshroud
What patriots deplore; 80 - s$3.s
And oh! would oblivions cloud sa -
Could hide it evermore.
Wipe out the foul. disgraceful blot, 2
Restore the States fair fame; rs
For ten long years that tyrant spot
Has been her burning shame - !
Let it no longer there remain - - I.
To stain or native sod,
But brand it with the mark Of CAIN
1t has the curse of God. -
Tear from the record that vile page So
3 Which patriot statesmen bans, ~.
Put there by spteful, petty rage 60 49,.
Of reckless partisans;
Let not pusterity behold = = -sgt.s-,
The wretched scr0il unmarried, ,5t..-
A stigma on the brave and bold, .-r .-. -s
In Mexc battle scarred. ...,..a. .s....
No! let not future ages know -,zss.
That legislators said :: ss.-Ff= --4--. ~.
.We pay you, volunteers, to 60 ses-.s ..s-
And blood unjnstly shed;
We give you gold to draw your swords ..
In unholy fight - 49,.
For honors sake expunge the words
Or mark them as with night '-E.as
To brand the words and paper both,
And suitably degrade,
{For Arnold must have worn the cloth
From which the scroll was made,)
Let the concentrated essence - '.a-.-.
Ofthe very darkest dark tse
Be reduced to its quintessence
Z With which the scroll to mark.
And who are We that now contend
To let this stigma stay?
Why rise We up thus to defend
A party passed away
party We yourselves declare
On life to have no lease p .-e.-
Are ye but foreigners in war,
And natioes but in peacef
Is it the way "Americans
America must sway"
To take the part of foreign clans
Against your country, pray?
To blame your country your delight,
To praise the foe your song
IT'S strange the foe is always right,
Your country always wrong.
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FIRE IN OxFoRD.-The county Jail of Granville
was destroyed by fire on Monday night last-the
result, as we understand Of defect in the stove
pipe in one of the upper rooms. The prisoners were
all secured. .'.s 49, .-...
negro woman, confined on a charge of murder,
gave birth to child the day before.
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ENDORSING A BANK BLL.-A gentleman writes to
the Hartford Courant that about year ago. while
came into his Office few days since with the bill,
and said he had from East Hartford to get gold
from the endorser The gentleman looked in the bank
note reporter and found the bank had suspencd pay
ment, and Was obliged to give the man good bill
for it.
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CIT Sta \
RALEIGH. SATURDAY. JANA. 1857.
Special Notice.

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All papers are discontinued et the earfao Of Tie time
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,cbs no departure Watch tile cross aaat and rene.o
your subscriptions
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t The Fayetteville Observer is mistaken in
supposing that the debate in the House of Commons
on the " Mexican Preamble" was to any extent the
cause of the defeat of the Fayetteville Coalfeds
Road
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Office N. C. Mutual Insurance Co.
RALEIGH January 81 1ak7
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

French Broad Valley, North Carolina.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED SCHOOL
for Boys. within days ride of Greenville G. H..
The session will consist of two terms of five months each
Vacations from 18th December to LIST February and from
LIST to 18th July. 70, So
RATES The Board and Tuition including all expenses
with the exception of Books and Stationery Sl12 50 per
term payable invariably in advance. 49,
Where the parents desire it, Text Books and Stationery
will be supplied as long as the boys NAV remain in the
School by payment, upon entrance Of $50. Otherwise
such Books, &c. requisite will be furnished aud tie
cost added to charge for Board and Tuition =
There will also be term of six months commencing
9Th May for the advantage of those parents who may Dc
sire their sons to be placed in healthy locality for SUM
me for which the rate of Board and Tuition is S125 Bows
can remain during the Summer Vacation from LIST to 18th
July. Address =
HENRY EWBANK. A''f't
Rye,side, Dunns Rock p. o.,
Henderson Co., No. c..
REFERENCES: -
Rev. j. S. HANcKEL. Charleston, 8. c. sttti s55L
+ w. TOMBSTONE, ESQ, Dunn's Rock. qs * as
NICK. TOMBSTONE, ESQ.,, >sts.f -. E.$ tsss
DAVID COLEMAN, ESQ, huntsville. *: ny ~
Jan. %, 1857. 5 -.kEs4, le-sstf q
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MEssRs. EDIroRs On looking the official re-
turns of the vote for President and Vice President
compared with the recent election for Governor,
discover that there is a nett gain in this county
(Randolph) of 81 votes since the August election,
for the great champions Of Democracy, James Buch.
anan of Pennsylvania, and John G. Breckenridge Of
Kentucky. That is, the electors for Messrs. Fill
more and Donelson have majority of 81 votes less
than Mr. Gilrner had in the August election. And
in order to vndicate the honor of this banner
more than two years.
The election for Governor, 1884: .-...
Dockery, W. 1873 49,,
Bragg, d. 4O3
Dockery's majority, 975 in August, 1854.
Election for Governor, 1856: .-..-
Gilmer, 1881 ....
Bragg, 561
Giimer's majority, 720 in 1856.
Dockcry's majority, 975 in 1854.
Gilmer's majority, 100 in 1856.
Democratic nett gain, 255 ,.r
Election for President and Vice Presiden, Novem-
Der 4th, 1856.
Fillmore and Doneson, 1,025
Buchanan and Breckenridge, 336
Mai. for Fillmore & Donelson, $50
Giimer's majority, 72O in 1854.
Fimore's $50 in 1856.
Democratic nett gain, 81 in Nov.
255 in Aug.
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BANG uet Song.

the poem for the PsiUpslon celebration at Brown
University, August 1856, by Rev. NJ. Finch, of Ithaca,
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MEDICAL .ScHoofs IN PHILADEIHIA.-Them medical
schools of Philadelphia said to be no less than
nine, five Of them irregular. Fifteen hundred stu
dents are said to- be in attendance at the nine this
winter. OF these the Jefferson sGellege has 60Oi
Old University School 400 Pennsylvania College
100, and the Philadelphia 100.
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CosrLY LIvNG.-The ST. Louis Democrat says
that the price of board at Jefferson City, the capital
of Missouri has been raised to $50 per week, since
reeeye only &41 per week.
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v~'tzeSD'C hzOt u NeStOcS Sd10s =
IN THE l7Tii FEBRUARY, AT TOWNSVILLE,
~ N. c. shall sell to the highest bidder without 70.
serve, IL Slaves consisting Of two men, aged respectively
% and ~ and children, and one woman and
5chdren. One Of the is experienced hostler
and tho other fist rate field hand The youngest wonan
aged rs. has very superior qualities . c0ok weaver
washer and husc servant aud be easily beaten at
either Of these empOymens All sound aud healthy and
title guaranteed. - 5:is = -.
TERs-Negotiable notes. well endorsed running to the
st Of january, lS5s, with interest added. Va e..
49, RICHARD B. HUNT.
Jan. 6, 1857. 80 I7..T-'. 4s-I1a "A
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KrOR sALE.-A NEGRO WOMAN AND HER TWO
children an infant and boy eight years OF
at this Office. - q - So
January %, 1857. 49,
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JN9 sPELMAN. o. 8.
The members of the Feadng Room and Lecture Commit
tee particularly requested to attend meeting to be held
= W. h. HARRISON. Chm.
N. C. MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY.
a T THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NORTH CAR
inst the following persons elected directors and o
GERS LOT the ensuing year nIRrcroRs.
Henry D: Turner, Raleigh. -
:; r r WS l,l.' 90.
& 8: ". f 5. Gatehing., d DO.
Kemp p Battle, do.
James NJ Towles d.
James E: Hoyt Washington
4 A's5; Mitchell e %r. NeT %;m;n,ton
John N. Jones' denton.
w: Griffin Elizabeth City.
J. W Hsrred, hurfreesboro. =
a. B. Williams, Charlotte.
Geo; A. Smith, Milton.
OF. Long. Hilisboro.'
Joseph White, Arson County.
Josh. Boner, Salem, 80
n oFFcERs g THE COMPANY.
H. D. Turner, Pee President.
John b. Bryan attorney. 40
John Nv %il is s''' Executive omn.ae.
This Company has been in successful operation over 10
years. and continues to take risks upon all of pro-
IN the State Except Steam Mills and Turpentine Dis
tleres) upon favorable terms It's Policies now cover
property amounting to 81 64s large portion Of which
in country risks and its present capital is over Seven
The average cost ofnsurance upon the plan of this Com.
pany has been less than one third of per cent per
IL &c @
addressed tic the Secretary post PAID ,vuu
Raleigh, JAN 90, 1857. - Is
Office N. C. Mutual Insurance. Co. !,
RALEIGH, January 20, 1857. e..
I'm PURSUANCE OF THE ACTION OF THE AN.
NUAL Meeting of the N. G. NJ. 1. Company. held on
the 4th the Board of Directors at meeting tho
18th nst levied of per cent on oil uuex.
pired Premium Notes in the Office the day Of July
1856 and an assessment of per cent all unexpired
Premium notes in the office the 2Sh dav of july 1856
HAMDEN & SMITH
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ATTENTION. OAK-CTY GUARDs !

AN MEET at fhe Armory this (FRIDAY) evening,
the Esd inst, at ~ O'clock This call for
s5 traordinary and highly important business. Every
member is expected to do his duty.
BY order of the Captain)
JNQ. SPELMAN, o. g.
-
The members of the Peading Room and Lecture Commit
at the close of the above. r ss
W. H. HARRISON Chm.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Raleigh & Castor Railroad Company.
Am AND AFTER MONDAY, 18TH JANUARETHE
Arrive at Weldon at - lilo
Leave Weldon at 900 n M
Arrive at Raleigh at n :"
Making connection with the Wilmington train both ways
Passengers will take breakfast at Franklinton.
JAS. n. POOL, Ticket Ag't.
JAN "a, 1857. 80 .l8-swtf
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-06
SWEEDS IRON,
Ruaia Nuil Rod and Foreign
Iron.
WHrrunicd
CAST 4 SPRING STEFI
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

I WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SAu
Ion TuE-nAY Tue 24,h DAY or Fen
nutRy 1857 between tho hours of I'D oolocl
| A. M. and O'Clock 7. VI, at the door o th,
Court House ~ the City Of 1iiln In the count
| of Seneca, and State OF Ohio, by order Of Pro
bate Court of said county. the following lands q
senemnnts as the property ofJOHN CLICK dee
A part ofthe North West quarter OF lractinn'
nl section No % in Township No ]. North ol
Range No. IA (iourtcenl on the west side OF the
Sanduskv River, in said Seneca County, Ohio,
and commencing for the same at u Buckeye,
Blue Ash, aud sma Beach tree, ON the west
side ofsnid Sandusky River thence running west
II 46 chains; thence running north 10 j cihuns,
thence east 1913 CHAINS to the bank OF said riy-
or Thence ,n and along the monnderigs OF
said bank of said river iothe place of beginning,
containing 20(twenyl larros of land more or less.
Also a strip nr piece otland, being the balance
o? snid fractional quarter section above descrh
ed and adjoining the same on the sonh side
thereof and containing one aero and one halt
n ~ Of land more or less.
And also, part of the north east quarter Of
snid fraction Il section above described, cnm-
mencing at point ON the east bank Of said San
duskv RI yer, where the New Haven and Find
lny State Road $50 called crosses nid river
4 hence running eastwardly on aud along said
road 9l0 (two hundred and ten fcst, 60 point
west OF a stable Wnlch hlAhNa ON Tue eNuNN Hlll
ofsnid State Road. Thence due south 10 said
sandusky River; thence North Westerly on and
along the meandering Of the bank Of said river
20 the place OF commencement, containing three
(3) acres of land more or less. The three tracts
or pieces ofland contain together "a p twen-
ty-fuur aud a half acres Of land more lees, and
win be offered and sold as one entire property a
has been fayorably known hcretolore,as 81 Johns
Mill. tits acknowledged tobo one OF the most
valuable Mil Sits on the Sanduskyi having me
advantage ofbOth sides Of the stream, with sur
fcient water power 20 run % Saw Mil and Tour
or ave sets Of stone nearly the whole yearia good
and permanent dam has been erected on soud
fou idation, nnd a first rate bridge across the
Sandusky River OF this polut has recently
been completed. In Ihe hands Of our enter
prising person, this would be productive aud
desirable properly.
Terms accommodating and modeknown al
sale. o. KEN, AUNT
with will onnefed OF John Click dec.
Ian. 10th, 81. CIV.
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EMIGRAFloN TO KANsAs.--A letter re-
ceived from Meadville, Pennsylvania,
says;
Aoout two hundred Of the best cit-
xeus Of shis county will 60 to Kansas du-
ring .he course OF the spring
A letter received from Oglo county,
Illinois, state that upwards Of one hun-
dred families win emigrate from that
,heiRhborhaod.
Vermont, Maine aud Connecticut, will
send out large colonies.
But Michigan lakes tte lead. II Is
said bat wa cant trace the authority
that tho whole State Federal ofiice-h hold
ers excepted, intend to emigrate in the
Spring.
How IT LEAKrD OUr.-Ma. does pa
kiss you because he love your inquired 4
little Jakey Of his mother
To be sure, sonny; why dad you ash
that question?
Wen, guess he loves the kitchen girl
too, for | seen him kiss her morn forty
times last Sunday when you was gone (
meeting. f.a..
Thefe was fuss in the family.
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GAHT RE CUR I'D


A DESIRABLE FARM OF two hun lred and twe,v
gdd pcrss nf1ul hnnltrd and HOy acres lenrne
ne balance we uhcfcdi the whole trrt under nn admed
able ataiu ot eucne witha urvcrMirns stream of whri
htrennio good tWnstoty farm house aud craf ,tahl.
nu h1fnt upwards Of one hundc lhcar0a lfd trees
ucsemued VnrciesaW heatiulN luraied on one OF iho
most public thoungharea in the cnnniv eve miles west
q the city of rhn the fnnd lraliusto Fn,totia aud
nnc milc north oithu Tnh md Fort Wayno Railroad
ihcubove Fotmii we'll edapiedo the praluctton OF prtr
Nndtnm vs. liberal supply ofthe pnfc sork water vel
suited 90 grazing dairytng One half ol the uuulhsJ
moueyn hand ho balance uannual OF i've hun
lrea dollars each win takeus payment on DE ahne,
property rcn estate situated nv residence a. INV Oh
rctisv my effects morn together. For particular rn
ite olthu undorigued two and halt miles huth.cas %
finn, novf.u HORACE UtBER
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I @ T HE SICK.
MARCH APPOINTMENT.
DR.. "A. TUBES,


A NAtYTlC PHYSICIAN, wilbe In attendance n
"a fiFFlN, r' the s1awhan House, friday Gt Murh.
FREMONT kesslef's Ame lean, Thursday, Ah March
huCh hRuS, McCoys llulcl saturday, IAN March,
Lot those who douh anddoond read ue home testimony
Another given neNi month.
Rui consultation upon adiseases ofthe Throat Lnnr
leah, Liver, STOMACH, Rowc, kidneys aud speen alsS
Dropsyf ravel Rheumasni, Nervousness, Debility, Dyf
pepsia female Diseases, Agne and Faver Fits mnudtie
ofihe blood Empons, Cancers Ulcou and alloihor va
tiees ofions ssianding complaints, 5othoAtenanndner
Forsome years Dr. 7. has devoted his entire timeto
chronic dseases treating thousands annually many OF
whomhad exhaustedever nthel resource within reach In
minerals nhoFposons employed nor does he
make stck to make we'll, Gown 10 luldup. The
medirnesuhn be taken with safety by the most lurne,
dence their ordinary dietand exercise manyhnye rccov.
cred under tho treatment ucr friends and physcians had
gvenup all hope the ndispunbe evidence Of which can
awayshe mrnished. nvalids, however reduced aud ds
pairing are ylted tocn and may be assuredthnt
eoueement WILDE given orexponse Incurred, without
0Uesponiing prospect ofrecOveTy.
BJrrERNur RiDGE, Seneca co., Nov, 1906
DR. TuBBs, DEHR SiR
My son Simon Jackson, having
been restored TO health by your treatment, o
sense o { gratitude TO you as well as a desire TO
bene m Others, make IL my duty 10 certify to
yourself an community generally, thatl le wau
afflicted acute RheumatiS1, resulting amer
much uffering in oropsy Of the chest and
disease Of the heart, with violent pal pitation
For weeks he was unable 20 lie down OF all,
and as every thing that had been done loI him
was Of no avail whatever, we were about des-
pairing entirely OF his recovery. But I am
happy TO say that your emedirs aud treat.
memwere completely successful, ellecting
radical cure, and there has been no return Of
that disease up to this time which is about
two years
/ am very respectfully your friend and nbe-
dent servant JOSEPH JACKSON.
A statement will be found in connecliop
with DR.. Tubbs appointments from m old and
reliable citizen fths county, which well de-
serves the attention Of all Who may require
medical assistance,
Fits.-TheiT Durability.
BR,cEvuLe, rrumbull eouuty %. July 1851.
Nf. TuHas, FirfNd years last april, called with
my 20 have him treated Cor fits e had bad them every
few weeks f ayehf and ahafhefoe. Aeryou prescribed
he bad hat one andh has had none since then.
Varnns other meicues had been given without heuedt
and ourphy yscian tad be never could be cured.
Yours iruly SOLOMON HUBER.
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DIED
GRAND EXnIBTTIoN

THE Seventh Exhibition of Excelsior Liter,
ry Society of heidelberg College. WILDE given
in Loesser'S Hall, on "Wednesday evening.
March / lth 1851.
Exerc,s, swil consist Of Oratons and Dramas.
very exciting drpma entitled JupoE LFcaup.
re's CoURr, being incidenis which have occurr.
ed during the recent troubles in Kansas Terrific
~.
a lso the laughter provoking drama Of MAX
iNe Lows at the WINDOW, or a LovER IN DiFri.
cuLrIEs,
Come onei Come all :! and you will be amply
repaid.
For particulars, see programmes. Bnos' Band
will be in attendance. Doors open at GIG. cx.
ercises to commence at O'clock. Admittance,
25 cents
Feb.27, site.
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N o M Q L

Court 81 common Ficns OF seneca county
Ohio.
Rober q. Pennington andl
spencer 81. J1hu Admuis.
traitors Of Henry freel decN
". pitts.
Jarad Eaton, Emily Eston,S
his wifu, aud Susan Hulohl
lus, defendants
pHE defendants, Jarad Eaton, aud Emily Ea.
tou will take roiicc, that the plth's. have 'hs
lay filed then petition In the above named court,
'ettng forth In substance Us fullows. That there
Is due to them from said Jarad Eaton. on two
Judgments obtained hi them against said Jarau
Esion, before JOhu ieuu,r' }. l., OF Big Srung
4. z. Seneca Co., Ohio, with costs thereon, the
.um Of two hundred. seventy four ~ 100 dol
lars, with interest. on S276 l5 since Feb iOth
1885, aud on ilu,22, since Jan 9th. 1856. and
skiing judgment In said court for said amount
Md stating that three Of the NOES upon which
.aid Judgments We're obtained wtre svctr by u
mortgage. cN ecutod aud delivered by SAID ia rad
Eatou aud Emi ~ Eaton to said lloury Frert. on
10 No - In Oregon, ,Son.Co. Ohio. resrrying from.
aid lot the part thereof originally reserved bl
] T., II, Cook. That .he notes upon which snid
| Judgments we're obtained, and which were s,cur-
d 10y said mortgage, were executed AID deli, er.
| sd to said Henry Freet decd, by said Jarnd
| Eaton on the Pad day Of November. l8l9 ani
| rucnme due respectively Nov 2nd l0jl & 1855
hat said Jarad Eaton has no goods Hnd chatue'
| iut o'which said Judgments aud costs o. Rny par
| .hergof cen he made that said Susan Hutchu
pret,nds TO have a lien upon ssid real estate. TO
| Ihs costs in the cause ot Susan Hutchins ngaius
| iarad Eaton. And asking Tor Judgment N the %
mount, above stated and that said lot No. I ? me
bee sold and the prucoods be applied in paymeu
Of spid claims, aud for otherproper relief
J.C.LEE.
Fsb ,s7.6w
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REsToRnD THE B1rND no sraHr.


C,sry,Iunc csih, 1885,
nf. j. synap--Ferlior myself uiolrt ie hlsbe.t ubi
ratiuusto you I've The heucU have fsreved under Vuut
treatment. A0vt hatire uaietlopc on the usual maes o
treatment surr me " niouths without he least III
pfcnt benefit and having almost lost thc sight Of m, c,c
and hsins en ina ven uuheshy coHon, nv ease heiBr
gwen ur O. hopcltss one by my ofmef du'iof', ancf
good sight and 90 healthy coudlion, under youf
mode VI treatment
therefore akerea pleasure " expressing ny sense Of
rf,uude ood you ~ athhefy Co use this fof e beocH
oi eve afflicted ruhih. purs truly, 4. bUYtS.
Mrs 2, frEvuuRarR vi Tin ff iinf wears wss almost
NsquoliHcdioS Kind of business, bad quite o,i bf
Em.hn ON appcaion o nt has been RESTORED 20 that
tle Is able 10 doany kindoibnsucss.
,N,o- t.sSN Nttttt, ol tris place ltot uall was
conea' and applied 20 ur tuydet and restored
'oa goot sight and 70 healthy oonditiou.
tniir ENicK, ot iiNu city, was afflicted with fcmnh
'p' had ease oiorhama could not leave dorA r1om ur
some Weeks application lo Dr. a., hs eyus WaA soon
Mr a. e.. LryuAyura idn wa. afflicted fir dye ycsr.
tthvefy h1d uii,ard ewes nnd aluu, blind opird
Dr. b. and has been rcsored 90 se.i, ahd bis ewes
hutiuess
Al,e-G. W. nL,ot, son anddaushtst or O. w. Rlack
VT tlMn, with emafsably bad OF ophalma, which
.nd baivd the skil of The plycians, which had whol'
hsgualdcd them ifom any kinl lolbusincss Wy application
70 Dr. hey have bcun restored 10 Shsalthy tou
lluon-arc now able % doany kipd utuhof
Mr.. iuoNAs GuNEy, of sandn.kv, CITY was afflicted
Nith yer, bad dseoscdcyeshd entirely lost the srht oi
1ue of hs eyes, and almost The other; applied To pf Sn,.
Ter ofrinin, and was soon restored TO hshmib useful
husband urd father.
mauN oiut ~ roud cmehNoned hulits heewtu uuncr'
e'sAr' md woudonv nddthatte mndr roireomenipl plac.
urud by r.Snyirv sa fetrui lsroyrry ndvNyes alto.
gcther of use che old mode reducing he sycmrut
unr, ,scordhcaion hstctur, sc Rs well us ulr use of
he usual pnwrrm causesyts, hluc stoue, blue otVtra
any Other hing Nhc cantefses aud d'hrurng The eye by
contracting ihc muscles.
my petsons Wishing Further formation will do we'll 90
communicate with either Of the persons rretred 10 auNv,
c. No changes ot examination or al,iec-if nohcuo.
dt Is y. cci,cd no changes viii be- mndc.
cV-ut. SNYDER pkrs pleasure iu saying 90 the pub.
c that rnn City Is pleasant and hrelhN location, ard
good hoapiur b. had from s1iuto $4,000 per week.
Street, Ttnln City, Ohio.
Jan. 90, 1857. (nl6.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-06

ExcELsioa EXHIBITION. - Friends Of
education and lovers Of fun win not for
get the Exhibition Of the Excelsior Soci-
ETY., which is given next Wednesday
evening at Lesser's Hail. Let there be
full turn out,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-06

Two weeks constant watching at the
bed side Of a Suffering relative deprives
us Of time. opportunity and heart for
writing. Our paper therefore appears
withlittlc original or local matter.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-06

EEWE are doing some Of the .fnssi
and best printing at the "TamUNE' Pre-
MUM job Office ever executed in this
county. We have the ''tools" and The
workmen to do It with Just drop in
and take a look--and bring along your
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-06

II ihis city Feo 26lh. by Rev c. L. Footc
Mr. ANunEw BroLE, Of Attica. and Mis- sAsAu
BaipeLEY Of Bloom Township Seneca Go. o.