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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13

DEMocRATTo POPULAR SovEREIeNrY AS
NOW ExEMpLFIED IN KANsAs.-A Con
ventlon, elected by less than two thou.
sand votes, sits framing Constitution,
while stationed around, guarding them
from the People are six companies of
cavalry, one company of infantry, and two
companies of artillery-all United States
troops.-Ldwrenee Republican, Oct %.
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Terrific Hurricane.

CHuLtcoTHE, Nov. 5. p. MA terrific
hurricane passed about mile moth Of
Frankfort, Ohio, on the Marietta and Gin.
cinnati Railroad this afternoon, DESTROYING
houses, barns, fences, &c.
One two story dwelling was completely
prostrated and eight or ten persons seri-
ously injured. Two ladies, named
olafin and Neal, it is thought win not
recover.
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CLEyrtAEn, Nov. 5.-A hurricane
pessed along the north edge Of the village
Of Crestline to-day, blowing down houses
and barns and more or less iniuring sew.
eral persons. II then took an easterly
direction, doing considerable damage.
Eg-'Witness, You said that while you
were walking with an umbrella over
your head, you fell into the reservoir and
was badly injured. Did you break any
bones, sir, at that time2
i did, sir
What bones2'
'Whalebones, sir
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13

EE- Gov, Chase appointed W. W.
Scarborough, Of Cincinnati. a special
agent to make the quarterly examination
Of the State Treasury, who declined aud
Alfred Kelly was appointed in his place
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wnodI Woodll Woodl!I

Those indebted to us on subscription
can pay in wood, if brought in soon.
We must have the wood or the money.
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Notice Is hereby given that n the tax interest and penal.
~ charged said list be paid into the County Treasu.
~ andthe rsaurcs receipt produced therefor before the
time specified In this notice for the sale Of said lots then
In that each lot aforesaid enquent and forfeited
"i wit iV nNs M tad tcuutty ay
VII on the 2ud Monday OF December next tbeinq he 4b
day o. said month"; be exposed for sale at the Go ur Ionse
IN said county to satisfy the tax interest and penalties due
thereon Commencing 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of said day nnd
70 continue from day 10 day nndavs exceped until each
lot contanod In sal list slmll be sold or offered for sale
novI3-5w. Aodito,.
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Ayers CatbartiC Pills.

V1lIE sciences OF Chemistry and Medicine havs bees
taxed their produce Iris best most perfect
purgatiye which Is known 10 Innumcnblo proofs
shown that these pnLs hhye virtues which srpaas In
excellence the ordinary medicines, and that thoy win nm.
procedentetly upon the esteem ofnl mon They aao
aud pleasant to take but powerful to Their penc-
tang properties stimulate the vital activities of nc BODY,
remove the obsiracsn5 o. S. organs purify the blood,
and expel disease They purge oat the foul uora Which
breed aud grow distcmper stimulate sluggish disor-
dered organs into their natural action aud mpar healthy
tono with strength % the whole sysiem Not only DO
they the everyday complaints Of every body but
also formidable and dangerous disess that have bailed
the best Of human skin. Whilo they produce powerful
Effects they the time, IN diminished doses, the
safest aud best physlo that ~ employed for children.
Being sugar rcoacd they pleasant 10 take and being
purely vegetable are free from any risk Of harm. Cures
have been made which supass belief were they not sub
santiaed by Of suo exalted position aud character
a. TO forbid the suspicion Of untruth. Many eminont
cereymen and physicians have lont er to certi
fy to the public the reliability Of my remedies while 9TH
have sont the assurance Of their conviction that
my Preparations contribute immensely to the relief Of my
afflicted, suffering iellow-mon
The Agent below named u pleased to furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing for their and
certificates Of their cures Of the following complanisi
Costiyeness bilious Complaints Rheumatisn, DrOpsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising hom foul stomach, Nan
sea- Indigestion Morbid lnncton Of Tie Bowels aud Pain
arising aerehpnt flaiulency Loss of Appetite, al Ulcer
ous and CutaiN0us Diseases which require eyacuant
Medicine Scruiuln or kings EVIL Ihey Also ~ purify
Ing the blood and stimulating the eystem, cure many
complaints which V wUuld not b. supposed they could
reach such as nancea, Partial BLINDNESS, Nourna and
Neryoua inahiy, nerRngenents Of the Liver and Kid
ueys Gout and other kindred complaints arising hOm
low state Of the body obstruction Of ia functions.
Do not bo put OF by unpriuclpled dealers with some
other pill they make more profit Ask for AYER's
PnLs and take nothing else. No other they give
you compares with this In It's intrinsic yane curative
powers The sick want the best aid there Is for them,
and they should bayeit
Prepared by DIR. j. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
PnIcE 20 Crs PAR Box. hvE BoxEs ToR L.
SOLD BY
r. Med GIBSON, and /. l.. ST. JOHN & CO.,
Iiiiin, and Druggists generally. povl3-ly
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MUM & CO., Publishers aud Patent Agents.
No. l2s Fulton street, New Yolk.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

NICE two story Brick House and lot win he sod A
private sale on easy tems ID is substantial build.
ngi being wed laid on and we'll finished, with GOOD cell
er' me ot has good well Of water where number of
families have been using water OF H. which has not
oeeh ufy since dug twelve year, ago with large cisiem
NsEl also ~ large apple trees, plum and quinte Thoa0
sell, sN's '''
Houss can be rented for $3.50 per unnum For terms,
&e call az the premises, on D4 u MoADOO.
90 N-iW, Tifin, Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13

EzU- Treasurer Stone has drawn upon
County Treasurers, through the Auditor
Of State, for various sums amounting in
all 70 s4OO 600. in order to meet the
semi-annual interest on the State debt,
which falls due on the 1st Of January.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13

Tuesday Nov, 10th by Rev. Mr.. Andrews, Mr..
w. w Armstrong, Editor Of the Seneca Adver.
tiser, and Miss salllc V. Hedges, daughter OrJc-
siah Hedges Esq.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13

BTr Gov. Walker has issued another
proclamation, declaring the illegality Of
tho returns from MoGee county. Kansas
Certificates Of election have been given TO
ParroLL and the other Free State men
elect.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13

For The rapid cure Of Coughs, Colds Hoaleness Bron
chs, WHoopngCough, Asthma aud Consumpiion 4 uni,
VERBALLY known as Che best remedy yoi discovered or
every vouey OF Pulmonary disease. 30 wide Is the fel III
s usefulness aud the OF ifs curs thai
alost every section OF the country ahounds In perons
cly known who have been restored from alaninr and e.
ven desperate diseases Of e lungs BY it When once
tried is superoy every ohcf msdirne Of rs fd n
too nppaent to e.rape obscTvatpn, and where is vos
are knoWn, the public no hnger hesitate Naat anidoo 10
employ Tor e distressing aud dangerous afection of a
pulmonary organs which are incident 10 climate Bvs
timely use many may almost all attacks OF disease
inngs throat arrested and thus arc saved MANY tb
sands every year nom apomatufe grave No family Should
be without u, aud those who do neglect 20 provide the
solves with rtmedy which warts on this AZ
diseases win have cause to depora whcn Il Is too ats
Proofs OF the suFng eicacy Of he Cherry Pectoral mead
not b. given 20 the American peoplo,hoy have Hvnq
proofs In eveiy neighdooIi But those who Wish 10 rsad
ihe statements OF those whose whole health has hesn re-
stored and whose yc have been saved BY rs use will fnd
themiEmy American Almanac With the agent below named
has 10 iuInish gratis i0r every one,
prcparadhY Dr., q, AyER, Lowell Niass-And soiabv,
n. Med GIBSON audi, l., sr, JOHN 4 COZ, riHn.
and ufesg's's generally novi32m
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13

AYERS AMERICAN ALMAuo is now ready
for delivery at Dr.. Gibson's Drug Store.
He is supplied with it by the published
for distribution gratis to all who call for
IL. IL contains about the richest colleo
tion Of anecdotes we knew of-a calendar
accurately calculated for this meridian
and found reliable, besides an amount Of
valuable medicalinformation which should
be in the possession Of every family -
This little annual has become a welcome
visitor to the 6roside Of the American
people, ,-and not to them alone, for its
numbers are freely circulated in almost
every civilized country under the sun. -
u is published in the English, French.
Spanish aud German languages, with
calenders adapted TO every meridian Of
the Nothern Hemisphere. Over twenty
seven hundred thousand copies were
issued last year. which is doubtless the
largest edition Of any one book in the
world. Our readers are respectfully in
vited to call and get a copy, and when
got keep t.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13
Demand for Labor,

Telegraphio dispatches from the cit
les Of New York, Boston and Philadel
phia, bring us accounts Of immense pop
nlar demonstrations Of unemployed labor
ers, who have been turned idlo in the
streets by the great financial pressure
Many thousands have thus been thrown
out Of employment, with no means Of OBJ,
tanning the neoessaries of life, and on the
verge Of long, droary winter, This is
the class that necessarily suffers the most
and their complaints are bitter aud i'm.
Fortunate. Meetings have been held, in
aammstOry speeches made and banners,
bearing notices, exhibited, the substance
Of which is-.-''we want work, but, work
or no work. we win have bread"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13

Banking House Of w, @. Hedges s. Co,
WIN pay such rate Of INrEaEsr on money do
posted a specified time, as may bo agreed upon
by tho parties.
We pay the usual rates Of interest on deposits
subloot to withdrawal ON demand,
JOSIAH HEDGES,
A. @. BALDWIN,
w. g. HEDGES.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13

EB- The telegraph brings accounts Of
disastrous foods at the East.
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SPECIAL NOTICES:

Baokiug House Of w. @. Hedges q Co
Pay Interest on Deposits
Remaining Months, At per cent,
o ." as
la 90
Deposits payable at any time, on return OF Certificate.
JOSIAH HEDGES,
A. @, BALDWIN,
July 10, 1851. w, O. HEDGES.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13

G7y- The Republicans have carried
Chicago, the home of Douglas, by large
majority
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13

80 The Kansas Constitutional Con-
ven'iop re-assemblod on the 3Oth ult.-
a strong pro slavery clause has been re
ported and adopted.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13

Trumbull GEo. T TowEsfND. GEo. w
HOWE.
Tuscamwas BGsben G Blackburn, AL.
bert Bates.
Union J. W. RoBINsoN.
Warren j. Milton Williams, Ind.
Washington "A. s. BAILEY, o. Lewis
Clarke.
Wayne J. d. Odell.
Wood and Ottowa ERASMUS D. PECK.
Republicans in SMALL cAPITLIs, AL
Locoiocos, 62; Independent, /.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13
FORFEITED LIST OF 1857.

AUniToNa oFftCE SENECA COUNTY, Oriol
Tihn, Seneca County, Ohio 1857 (
WE tollowineis lsi Of town lots 10 said county hero.
toioro reformed delinquent advertised and offered for
sale a the law directs and forfeited the Stale Of Ohio
and by the Auditor of said State said list was returned 10
the office Of the Auditor of said county:
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

rTNHE nndcrened has been duly appointed md qualified
rs Adminsirnicr the estate of Darius Browsttr.
late Of Seneca county, deceased.
West Lodii Nov ~ 3w WM. l.. COLE, Admir-
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Seneca County Agricultural Society.
THE members Of said Society are hereby notified that M
Annual meeting for the election Of officers win be he'll
~ the Court Huuse in Tin, Tuesday, December st
1857, o. o'clock NJ, n which time eli the members an
earnestly requested to be pieseht.
BY order or the Board Of Direcrory.
Novi33w IN. PTTTENGER, secN
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13
ADMINIsTRAPoRs NoprcE.

NuiiCE d hereby givun, that he unds lFued has ls
day been appont1d and qaadod 40 dnnistrator on
the estate Of Barbara k0icI, docoasod
Oci103w JAMES BOYD
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODSn


a win be presented to thi County Cohnlf.
"a siones Of Seneca County az ther eonrl On ihs rt
M9aa9y IN ueeenbeF next s ont and open roct mad
Sso.,oa township beginning a the southwest o0Inerof
mile line, dividing sections i5 a and Isl 10 point where
Sin l9in the Ioad, recorded ihe h9pse % Nj
hinseyoot TiiE PETITIONERS,
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Eg- Gov. lizard Of Nebraska has re.
signed.
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N Announcing the THIRrEnsrH Annual Volume OF the
SoteSrFIc AnERIcAN, the pubshe pectfuy inform
the public that IN order TO increase and stimulate the orna
ton Of clubs, they propose to offer
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TO Nec1anio8, Anveator8 and Naa-

r. Med, GIBSON, and /, L. ST. JOHN & CO.,
Tiain, and Druggists generally. povl3-ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
A WORK ON MARRIAGE.

MARRIAGE As IT Is AAp IS IT shoCLp BE, Is the Il
tie of work written by the Rev. John Bayley, the
author Of the Confessions Of Converted lnhdel,'
book which has secured for it's writer the esteem
aud affection OF very large circle of readers. Mr..
Bayey i. remarkable for lite beautiful simplicity
and perspcuity. The subject matter Of bis books is al
ways interesting aud Instructive Their pages evince
the possession Of cultivated taste on the part OF
their author, and an extensive course Of profitable
and useful reading. Among the religious writers OF
the day We have found uope with whom Mr.. Bayey
may not favorably compare.
His present work seems 20 have been entered upon
con omore. Defeating it to one who sus:sins to.
ward. him the most endssrns relation Of te be has
put forth all his e,rs to make it an acceptable offer.
ing, aud right proudly ought she to acknowledge the
gift.
The subjects discussed are The nature aud impor
tauce of marrase;" "Iuprueen: marriages source
of vice and misery Marrying for beauty" "Aer'
oensry marriages." THE proper age for marrisgei
Marrying religiously," Second Marriages. "fhe
faithful husbsnd;" The faithful wife" and The
duty OF pareu,s.''
tive were to begin making extracts from the vo-
iume under these several topics, We should not know
where 10 Stop. Tbs catalogue discoses variety Of
clssses addressed Each one is spoken to 10 terms
adapted to it's special circumstances and views. is
dthca!t to say which topic 10 most admirably ban
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
THE COLLISION on THE SOUND

The NAME VI The LADY SEN FLOATING WITH
CHILD ~ RGx AKHs-We learn tina, the name OF
the LADY seen floating in the water Immediately after
the sinking of the propei=r J. w. Harris on Satur
noby refused to relnquisn her hold OF her child 10
ssvs he. own life was Mrs. Mary Ann Wilkins, Of
New London Couu.. whittier sic Was returning from
a visit to her widowed mother in South Brooklyn,
near Green wood. Her husband, who had sso beeu
in BROOKLYN on visit with be. returned home few
DAYS previous, leaving her to return aoue Friday
Previous to starting Friday it ~as su:s.st to her
that she should return hons by way OF the railroad
but she declined prefsrrins as she soid to 90 by the
propeller, that sGe might have q good nights rest
and arrive in New London about o'clock on Satur.
day morning.
Mrs. Wilkins, was about u years Of age, aud had
been married ouy two years. The infant in her
arms was her only child, eight mouths old aud girl.
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approaching a magnificent city of the dead. ne
third section lies between the Black hills anu Tue
Rocky mountains, having q mild climate ana "a s i.
cessOu Of valleys, with the varieties OF the SOL. nn'
that in the first section, that the Yellow Sloie oo
ing the fertile. with here and there eV'ds,ee'
strong volcanic action not yet entirely ceased, :,
Its rivers important. The Yelo" ni"i,7 10
navgAble for steamboats, 800 miles from it's mouth
The Missouri alan flows along it's frontier nm, 'ie
Platte or Nebraska and its tributary the o"er
Water called from delicious. are also lInpo''h
streams. the Platte being navigable by steamers oe
tween Omaha aud it's mouth. distance OF % miles
The river which runs r1es in the bad lands ann
nm Eastery course for 400 miles. On its South SIDE
the lands are fertile The winter is cold but SNORT,
the summers are warm, but the air ID tempered ny
tho cool mir from The prairies. The climate 10 healthy
on. The Government hHs authorized an t1pe T
turs of 5SOODD for various purposes within the
r,orv. such as the military road from Omaha to Fort
K-arney, for the South Pass wagon road and for he
nublic buildings"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

BALTIMORE MARKETS, ArGrsr ~.
COFFEE.-Thcrc were some transactions ysster lay
after we left the market Some TOO bags lair Rio sold At
cts md $50 bags good fair good Rio Mt ll iicts
we hear Of M transactions day The arcIris in good
supply bur the for it is very firm. and most hold
ers are udisposed sell unc's at very full rates We
quote Rio coffee rs before Mt II ~ ITS for fair Ia prime
and Il. rs Tor choice arunyra do ri 10, cts and Java
do al 6 l. c.s The stock of coffee here Is about IL OOO
bags.
FLOUR-Thc market continues without nnim"t, VI
We hear Of sacs today OF 20G bhs y Mills NJ su 20
Holders Howard Street super and Ohio super ar" hrm
IN demanding 81 for the former and 10 for the latter
Rye hour sthady nj D. and Corn Meu at 40
TOR country ard % per Dbl for city
WlIEAT.--The supply Of What continues good, The
nt,ring. to-day amounting TO lT,3l3 bushrl- We note
.es oil white nj 35 lGj and of red nj Ito TO III
cents
CURN-The offerings Of Corn to-day amounted to
tsIE bushels iost of which sold 81 s1 cts. or
,v.li,r and ~ n ~ Its for yellow.
OATS-Ihcre were 2.!G] bushels Oats offered. which
rnosy found purchasers b 10 cts per bl-hs for n
ryland and r. cts for Pennsylvania.
PROvlSIOSS.-Thcrc Is but htilc Going in Provisions
II, present We hive change TO note in yesterday
prices Sales Of 40 hhds Bacon sides lf3 aud 81
bids Shoulders l2i cts the market closing hrm We
hear OF no In Bulk Mens Mess Pork nny
be quoted ut S25 and prime do st a0stock very light
There il nothing doing in nrd We quote city rendered
nominal al II a. cents ana refined Lard At IL II IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

PRIvATEERING.-rn New York Journal OF
Commerce, sl!udaS 70 the Question OF The soo!;iou
of p:ivatesring. ssys:
The be,,atou Of Great Britain to accep; Mr.
Marcy's proposition efford:s, il did, an oppoT'u.
nifty 70 Mr.. Buohanans Administration TO discontinue
the negoa;ion is much rather IN liter Tor congratu'
laoa than regret 30 TAR Sc this countryis concerned
The abolition o. pivstoering and the exemption CT
privat. property the from attack AID capture
by epem;cs' vessels, leaving commercial enter
prise oay exposed to the interruption OF effective
oocsadss. seems very important eud desirable
odifca OF the cd laws of maritime warfare; but
until tie IL 1t stap is taken. and commercial block.
AIDES arc e5osbed leaving free ugress and egress to
vessels containing private property not conrabsnd ct
war, it will be nexpedieut, III our opinion. for the
Uri,ed States to consent ~ renounce the right N
case of war; TO our private arinsi ship s DIS an
auxiliary to our navy in defeuce of our sh'res and
commerce against the powerful usvies OF Europe y
II privaeeriug is only egalz I'd plumber, block
aiding l. u:, as mischievous, for it puts stop TO
trade BY cutting off the Intercourse between nations,
and ruins hundreds. The United States should never
give up the right OF privateerug unless governments
with larger naval forces than ours should give up
blackading. Without privateerng we should be Gu.
trey at tho mercy of the latter. For, relieved OF
the necessity of projecting ts commerce against pr
va,eers could employ It's superior naval force IN
completely destroying our c,mmerce by bockadinE
AL our commercial ports Baltimore SIM.
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