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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27
A q T. N on e s

I'M, a sa yeiei Tor manufacturing and supply
llstse ~ 70 establish Agencies igI the sale OF the ss,
lon .ne ao.t iaeoiAble terms 10 every civ ~ ,s
supplied "a gnaatiiesi gpou liberal terms 90,
ons in reference 20 Rights, A eences a. e,lsi -
"eAt Co., PTopTietort
ps on.s 81 Boak 81, Cleveland. o.
=, -. =. o9f sprugs can only be procured Ia th. Nh
w es,ssal Depot n Bank street, where cIiiy@ns ,y,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27
Z. LYON'S PURR

HEREBY ceriiy That have this dsv in.
speoted a large 81 fine f'aiagb ba BRANDY r.,
Nc l. jacobs, Ne.'s 90 and l43, 3gl s,r.s,
and aher acirgiul exaupnatl)h fnd i, ,Pn,..'
OF nigh chemical siaheaid, aud free from al,
lHfeisno or poispnous substances, ana lave
mNhlnd al the business pl &C OF Mr. IocoIs
where The above IS kept Oi sal. ior Nn1hosi
aud olher purposes. HIRAM coy Al 40
Feb. q, '57if 80 'i' -
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27

Attend Prof Clark. Writing Glass.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27

The Mortified Messenger says that
few weeks ago boy named Denney
rossed the railroad track near that vil-
ye, on young horse; and for the pur
use Of accustoming the animal to the
ght Of the cars. he faced about and
aited fora train top pass. AS IL came by
10 horse was frightened, sprong forward
I'd was struck by car aud knocked
own the bank. The boy was thrown
ITO the air and came down safely, alight.
g upon a platform car. Jumping up,
~ commanded Of the conductor to put
i'm ashore, as he had not asked for a
ide, and should not pay his passage"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-02
THREE DAYS
EGter from Europe.

HALIFAX. Feb. IS.
The royal mail steamship Niagara, from
Liverpool about | p M, l4th inst, arrived
here this morning. She had boisterous
passage.
GENERAL NEws.-On the rumored termi.
nation of the Persian war, the Daily Ne,0s
states " that it is not intended to send out any
troops from England to Persia. This an
nouncement we make with the most entire
confidence that it will be found 10 be correct.
We believe we may aud that the force already
at Bushire will not advance into the interior,
and that every effort is being made to bring
about peace. The Murray affair, we are
assured, forms no serious part of the nesotia,
lions which are being carried on at Paris by
Ferouk Khan, the Persian Ambassador and
Lord Cowley aid there IS at present every
reason to hope that those negotiations will ter
inmate in the re establishment of amicable
relations between the English and Persian
governments"
The WAR WITH CHINA. The Daily News
gives prominence to the following paragraph
% In another column we have stated that no
troops are TO be sent from England to Persia.
We have equally good grounds for believing
Tint no troops are TO be sent from England to
China"
New EUROPEAN DIFFIcuLTY. The London
Times remarks tibet the satisfactory settlement
of the questions relating to the Danubisn
Principalities cannot but be endangered by
such an impudent manifesto as appeared
few days since in the Montteur. The Times
expresses the opinion that it will be the duty
of England to declare positively against any
tempOriziHg with the integrity of the Turkish
Empire, and to act with frmness in support
of the resolution she has taken against the
proposed union of the Provinces of the Dam
ube
CoMMeRoIAL.-Lig erpool, Feb, l4.-Cotton
market slightly sitter. Some circulars report
nominal advance of lie and Is on Amer.
lean.
The breadstuffs market is generally dull,
with decline on wheat of and I'd per bush.
Flour market idle, with nominal quotations.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-02
Bo.,on NTnr,,et.-Marrh ..

Corn Exchange-The market for Flour continues dull,
wit safes at 50 40a 80 fr common brands Western; 81
% for aueyi and 81 % 25 fr the range of extras
Corn is dull at SO 35r for new SO So for old South
ern yellow Oats have bsen in fair demand al 81 SIC
per bush for Northern and Canada Rye is selling in
small is AT 95 o. per bush.
Provision = Pork is very firm and in demand at $40 20
20 for prime $!3 % 80 Tor mess; and S24 so IS SO
for ce7r ard extra clear cash and mos Il Beef soles
$15a II for Western and extra mess Lard l4t IL
in bbls and kegsi and Smoked Hams III I3c per h.
cash and
COTTON GOODS HARKyT. Feb o. The demand
for Cotton Goods improved and the tone of the MIR
ket continues very firm for all kinds Brown Shtetpgs
have beer sc ling freely &c stand ard makes of
heavy and &c for light goods, with inquiry for the
latter for the East 1ndss Beached Sheetipgs and Shirt
ings firm and in better demand at full prizes P,ints
are pr tty active and from o. lie as to quality
In Jeans, Denms, Stripes and Ticks tn re is very fair
business doing at full prices Giughams remain without
change, the sales ranging from 10t lite for the Man
chester, Glasgow, and Lancaster De anes continue ac-
tive the Manchester and Hamilton Companies selling
Their new styles as fast produced at is 2Jc Por
Wooden Goods the dem has also improved and SIDES
Of Cloths Casimeres, and other decrpons more freely
Carpets have been quite active and selling generally at
advanced prices. Shpping List.
BOOT AND sG0E MARKER Feb. 27-The trade in
Boots and shoes the past has pretty active
and the ou iness looks encouraging than done
Tor week or two past. The market well supplied with
Undesirable goods and We look for active market for
some week.. Prices generally remain without material
change. Shipping List.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-02

struct ng Governor Geary to appoint him
Through the activity of Governor Geary's
private secretary, the passage of the resolution
was prevented by one majority in the Senate
This enTaged Sherrod. who sought the private
secretary, and knuckled him down. The Sec
rotary beng physically weak, evidently could
make no resistance. A few days afterwards
Sherrod met Governor Geary in the Senate
Chamber, and called him i'd scoundrel."
The latter made no reply, and Sherrod spit in
his face, which indjgnity the Governor did
not resent, inasmuch as such action on his
part would have cost him his life on the spot
Anticipating the insult, he met it as became
his station. The result is, that an indigua-
ton meeting Of the settlers has been called to
take measures to arrest and punish Sherrod,
who will undoubtedly be sustained by the
bogus legislature, against the Governor 1t is
feared by leading Kanzas men now in Wash.
lnston, that this affair will revive the hostile
feelings between the tree Stale men and pro.
slavery men of the territory.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-02

A lady, accompanied by friend from
Cincinnati, mel her divorced husband in Lou
isville, KY, on the Goth ut, and after forcing
him to retract alleged SANDERS relative to her
character, cowhided him publicly. The affair
created considerable excitement. Toe heroine
made her debut at the National Theatre, in
Cincinnati, year or two ago, and subsequent
ly appeared at Woods Theatre.
Near Troy, Bradford county, Pa. a
woman, annoyed by the mysterious disap.
pearance of her butter. worked strychnine
into it. A lew days after, two children of a
boarding house keeper fell suddenly i'll and
died, and several of the boarders were at last
accounts in extreme danger The woman
was Immediately arrested and placed in To-
wanda jail.
BY the new coinage bill, as passed,
for two years Spanish coins are to be received
at the mint at their nominal value to be pa d
III the new one cent pieces, made of nickel
and copper. The Spanish coins, accordingly
will be worth their iull value in cents, and we
nope that people win no longer submit to be
heeced out Of five cents on every Spanish
quarter they have occasion 10 pay out.
The great ice dam extending from
Windsor Locks nearly to Hartford broke up
and passed off on Wednesday night, carrying
down the ferry boat between Warehouse
Point and Sufield, and breaking it to pieces
against pier OF the railroad bridge.
1t is stated that d brother of Eckel, 1.-The
reputed murderer of DR.. Burdell residing at
Mount Pleasant, Hunterdon county, N. j.,
has been so affected in mind by the late find i
ing Of the Grand Jury, that it will probably
b. necessary to remove him to the Lunatic
Asylum.
The Namasket Gazette, published at
Middeboro, says that live grasshoppers have
made their appearance in the fields Of that vi
ciuily. Guess this "cold snap" will pun.
ish them for their presumption in appearing
so early in the season.
There died in Laurens County, Ga.
on the 22nd OF December. Mrs. Plate, aged
ll6 years. She was wife dnring tho Reyo.
luton,
Mollio Jennings died recently in Pitt
sylyonia county, Va, at the ago of lO7 years
She was grown woman before the Declara.
ton Of Independence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-02

PAYING TO SUPPORT ANOTHER MANS
Wire "A novel and strange case Of alimony
has just been decided at LouIsville, Ky. A
man named Ferguson separated from his wife,
and she sued for aliunony. A settlement was
made, he agreeing to pay $500 year during
her lie. Subseq uently the parties were di.
Voiced' and neither party was restricted from
MARI ing again--the husband relying on the
religious faith Of his wife (she being Catho.
ihe) 70 prevent her from taking another hus-
6and. She did marry, however, and Mr.
ferguson therenpon stopped the supplies.
ne dldh : relish the idea OF feeding and cloth
ing another mans wife. without deriving
was brought TO compel the payment of tho
5000 per annum, and it was decided in ,ayor
Of the wife.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-02

GARRoTTINe.-John Deigley. Lewis Rich
Inns Rosina Deigley, and Elizabeth Derr,
have been arrested in New York for gar
rottng Isaac w. Hopkins. On Wednesday
evening, while passing through Clinton street,
peigiey cane out of a cigar store, threw his
arm around Hopkins neck at the same time
placing his knee or a stick in the small of his
back, choked him with his arm, and dragged
him into the store. In the store he held the
victim by the throat, choking and beating
him; Richiins held one of his arms and one
ot the women secured the other. and the other
woman rifled his pockets, taking therefrom
$40 in money and pocket knife and pencil
case valued at 81. Another case of garrotting,
not so helnous has occurred. A man from
the rural districts, named Fowler, complained
TO the police that he had been garrotted and
robbed of 500, but after searching his vest
thoroughly, between the lining and outslde,in
the batting, the money was found. Fowler
was overioyed, and came to the conclusion
that he had not been garrotted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-02
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

SATURDAY req. 70.
HOUSE. - Ordered, that the Committee on
Judiciary inquiry into the expediency of re-
visng the whole system of fees of constables
and sherifFs, and their deputies, or of estab-
llshlng an entire new system for the same, for
the purpose of better compensating said off
GERS, and establishing with certainty the costs
payable by parties to suits.
The order offered by Mr.. Morrill, that the
order requiring two sessions per day, be and is
hereby rescinded was taken up.
Mr.. Vose Of Springfield offered as a substi-
tute. that on on and after March ID, the House
meet at 10 A. NJ, and that the order roquir-
ing two sessions per day be rescinded.
The amendment of Mr.. Vose was adopted.
Mr.. Endicott of Canton moved thai when
the House adjourn it adjourn to meet on
Tuesday next The motion was carried-af-
frmative 1872, negative Sc.
Passed n be EngroSSed.- Resolve in favor of
the families of Scion H. Tenney, late War
den, and Galen c. Walker, late Deputy War
den, of the State Prison Bill for the better
establishment of the Police Court of the city
of Springfield
The bill in addition of an Act to protect the
Property of Married Women was taken up,
and after being discussed at some length, was
laid on the table. Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-02

LAUGHTER is better than physic. and he who
excites it innocently Is public beneiactor. A
Mis-. Mcmahon, the lady Of one of the Filth Az
enua millionsires ia New York, recently took it
into her bead that she was born 10 be an actress,
and accordingly took to the stage. She made
her debut at Buffalo, and such was the effect Of
her acting even in the soberest and most tragic
scenes, as 10 bring down immoderate peals OF
Laughter and shouts o. derision. Nothing
daunted, however, she left Buffalo. where the
press all condemned her, as utterly destitute Of
any Qualification for the stage. shaking the dust
q tne city from her feet, and took theatre and
hired company, on her own account. IN New
XoIk. Here, too, the people went to have a
good laugh. and they had il. After month.
sfiaithere, she went to Boston, and, it is said.
that through the influence Of pecunary consid
Grafton, she o tainsd an engagement in that ci y.
Her usual success attended her IN Boston, and
thosswho went 70 weeb, Unnamed to laugh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-02

Mr.. SUMNER-Hrs VoTE ON THE TAREF-
Washington, Feb. 27.-Mr Summer was IN his
seat in the Senate, last night, until half past
one ocloek-an hour and half after mid
night. His vote saved the tariff from re-
duction which would have been fatal to man
utacturers. MIR. Sumner is well to dav, but
is MT out He will proceed to New YORK on
t afternoon of Wednesday, March 4, and
sail for Europe on thesucceediug Saturday.
Hon Nathan Clif'ord's prospects for seat
IN the new Cabinet are improving Mr.. Tou-
Major General Quitman has accepted the
command of the Inauguration escort, with a
staff OF regular oaicers.->peciet Dispatch to
the Boston Journal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-02

The lNAUGURATIoN.-The pressure of stran-
gers here is already immense-m much larger
than ever before. so long previous to the al
vent OF the Inauguration day, even when the
inducement for Off e.seekers to flock to
Washington was much greater than at pres
ent lfthey continue to come upon us till the
fourth alter this fashion, there will be perhaps
100 600 strangers here by that time. The
hotels fashionable ones) are all full to over
flowing, after double bedding their rooms an d
each billeting out large number of their
guests. Nevertheless the billeting process
continues. Indeed, as full as the hotels are,
1t is much more pleasant to be quartered in
private rooms without their portals The
scene in the parlors at Wizards yesterday af-
ternoon was as brilliant as in ball room, so
great was the throng of stranger ladies in
brilliant array. So also was she scene at the
Kirkwoods; in both of which we had occa.
sion to enter WasAington Star.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-02

BuReLARY-It seems that our city is still in.
Tested with burglars On Friday night, the gro
Gerry store of Harrington Ripley, on Main street,
first door south of the Common, was entered by
breaking the glass in door in the basement, and
then unfastening the door. The door at the head
of the stairs entering the store from the base
msnt, burst open. About ten dollars in
change taken, and three or fur leaves were
torn from Lac day book, apparently to use in OBJ
tanning light. No trace has been discovered Of
the burglars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-02
There is a belief amonu The mos, !

There is belief among the most TO-
norant Of the French peasantry in the Hauie
Name that lantern made of the skull of a
young child will render the person who car.
ries II invisible. A farm lRborsr named Vau-
trim, in the commune Of Henilley 10 Grand,
was condemned to death by the court Of as.
sizes TOT the murder Of baby eleven months
old. the child Of his master and the evidence
showed that he had stolen the child out of it's
cradle and hacked off its head for this pnr.
pose.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-02

A New Use OF THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
The Scientific american states that heavy
wholesale house in New York has put up
wires and established direct Geographic
communication with one of the "Mercantile
agencies" of that city.-Every new customer
presenting himself is duly endorsed by
favorable report through this medium before
the sale is completed. Ii has required con-
siderable time heretofore to send clerk in
person, but on the improved system, while
one partner is showing the GOODS the other
retl1es, clicks a few strokes and leaTns-'owns
farm worth $4,000 clear, failed once five years
ago, good and returns to assist in bowling
and assuring the stranger that he can have
the goods he chooses.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-02
IMPORTANT TO NEN1AnEs-nn

bM FOE "a M 10 FEM LES - DR.
UHEEs MAN PIJLS.-The combination Of ingredi
tnts in these P ill., is the result of long ana extensive
practices theV mild in their op ration and certain Of
res org nature to its proper chanel every instance
have the ills proved successful. They are certain to
open those distractions to which females liable, and
bring nature to IT. pr per channel VIII rehy health is
stored aud the paa and dsathy countenance is changed
TO healthy No female enjoy good health un
less she is reguar and whenever obstruction lakes
place. whether from exposure cold auy other causr,
the general health immt diaty begins to decline and the
want OF snch remfdy has been the cause of many
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the side palptation Of the heart loath food and
disturbed Sleep do most always arise from the Interrupt
nature; and whenever that is the case the Pills
will nvar ably remedy all these evils. In all eases NJ
painful menstrnatnn, nervous and spinal AT ctons
IN the back anu lbs owness Of spirits hyst, rcs c.
Nor they less euoaoious in the Of Leuchorrha
commonly called the Whites " These Pills 81 uld new.
err be taken durl pregnancy they " uM be sure to
bring Ga miscarria4e, Warranted purely Vegetable and
free rom anything injurious life or health Full and
explicit directions which should be- read accompany each
box.
These pills aye put up in square fiat boxes Persons re-
siding where there is agency established by enclos-
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Worcester, Mass can have them to tne respective
ad iless BY return Of mail
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q. Il OHEESMNAH Proprietor New York
dl daw6n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-02


BEAR ADvRNTURE.-Mr. Andrew Harvey.
with his boys. killed large bear at Cherry.
field. Me-, and sent the carcass off on a team,
in charge OF ore Of them, while ne with the
other boy, went on the trail of some deer.
They, however, esped another bears tracks,
and cornered the animal in hole among
some large rocks, and fired upon him. The
first shot dislocated his shoulder. and he heat
retreat into his hole. They could neither
coax nor frignten him out of his den, and Mr.
H., a Ia Putnam, or bands and knees era wled
in. Turning short corner in the darkness
he saw the glazing eyes of his adversary. He
leveled his piece, fired. and retrested. No
sound from Bruin was heard. Waiting till he
was supposed to be dead. Mr.. H. returned.
but the bear reused hiuself snarled, shook
his iippers in defiance. Another bullet, how
ever, settled the question. Both bears were
very fat, the largest, when dressed, weighing
six hundred pounds.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-02
,rhe Ln,e Knnzn. rronhln..

The hanzas correspondent Of the n. York
Tribune gives the following additional parte-
ulars of the outrage at Lecompton. The de-
spatch is dated at Lecomp;on, Feb. l6 AN
atiray took place here last night, in which
sheriff Sherrod was killed, and three other
men wounded. A meeting of Geary's friends
was held at the capitol, to sustain his course,
and express disapp obation Of the recent out.
rage on HIM. Sherrod and his friends came
armed to break it up. When the resolutions
were ead, Sherrod declared that any one vot.
ing Tor them was a liar and coward. The
excitement grew intense. Sherrod drew his
pist1l and fired, NouHding man named
shepard. miscellaneous shooting then began,
and was continued tor some time. Nh. Sher-
rod was shot through the head BY n Young
man named Jones, who came from Pennsyl-
vania with the Governor. Shepard has two
wounds in his thigh, and one on his head
two Others are slightly wounded The Sher.
rod men, seeing they would be overpo wered,
offered no violence after SheIrod fell. Young
Jones was arrested by bogus sheriff, aud
ofter the meeting was thus broken up, Gov.
Geary called out the troops to prevent his be.
ing lynched. The Governor has also organ
lied company to defend himself, but dis
banded il at dusk last night. More violence
is app ehended, as great excitement still pre-
vails. The legislature has passed territorial
election law, based on the census, which pro.
vdes fol- the Constitutional Convention. Only
those who may be in the Territory ia April,
and whose names shall he registered. are to
vote at the next October election. The Cow
ernor has sent in no more vetoes.
Aaother Version. The Washington cores
pondent OF the N. Y. Eoeniag Posi-, gives the
ioIlowing version Of tie recent Kanzas out.
rage IA messenger, six days from Kanzas.
reports as follows Of an alteration between
Gov. Geary and Mr.. Sherrod. Sherrod,
who was candidate for sheriff Of Douglas
county, Of Kansas, and who failed 10 receive
the appointment, induced tho bogus assem-.
blage VI the Territory 10 pass resolution in.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-02

Five fl uudred D0IIars.-A situation is wanted
in this lily by Young Man who had COZ siderable
experiences in business He not AFRAID IF lpOTk -
Would like to engage in established business, that
will pay fair compe satiou.-Is wiling to devote his
whole time. and turn five hundred dollars Or he
would tNke situation that would pay IN fair salary
and loan the above cunt 70 hi enployerHe wilt 1ot
engage in any busins that is not awful and h norable
flS DIV Address D. A. " Worcester p O.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-02

HEAVY PRIcEs.-At Culpepper, c. H., on
Monday last, sale of negroes was made, at
which woman and child brought $l440; a
girl aged fourteen, $llO0; a girl aged thir-
teen, $l275; and man aged 81, Sll87.-
There were dozen negroes in the lot Rich
mond Dispatch.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-02

10 purchase pair of boots for ones wife is
anything but poetical, but to see how daintily
it can be done, and how POLITICALLY it can be
told-when it was the first pair, read the sec
ond volume of Coventry Patlnore's " Angel
in the House -" lie Espousals :"
I, while the shop-girl fitted on
The sand-shoes, looked where, down the bay,
The seq, glOWed with the shrouied sun.
" I'm ready Felix: will you payi'
This was my first expense for this
Sweet stranger whom called my wife,
Roie light the touches are that kiss
The music n ON tie cords oT iife
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-02
DRAPEH n 1.I.4I2

81 and 90 Front str etare receiving from different -four
Inc Mills, following brands Of Flour which they will
sell at The lowest cash price Omar Mills Samuel
Ely, Louis Chann, j. @ Stone, n. H. Beach, aartland
Mills, Delphi Mills farmers Mills and many ether brands
with b all barrels Of various qualities; also Corn Rye
and Me l. Beens, Butter, &c. Also Lime Co mebt CAL
cine Plaster Ground Plaster Timothy and Glover Seed
r26 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-02

ADJUSTMENTS This evening, the manager an
nominees the performance of the historic or tradi.
tional drama of " Mol Pitcher" at the Worces-
ter Theatre, and the pleasing farce OF g The
Rough Diamond" The scene of the play is i'd
in Lynn, Mass,-it has always been a favorte
piece with Yankee audiences, aud as it is to be
brought out with new scenery, properties, &c, it
viii deserve, and will doubtless be received by,
large audience