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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-27

Gfsr ito ~ Heossliaer Coaata-The Spit Rec. ~
al Nassau @fsc an Ertapy5gerg Disclosure Tie
hodi n HeR BYs dag ap-da Ia34sst-Yi
q4efios Of YH0 mug Nats-T.r HtmJa5 Erglo&d
- Gr9Hd fuai,.
Some years ug,'. lad was found suspended by
the neck in his is TIERS barn, in the town of Nas-
IN this county. The body was buried with.
out an inquest. 1t wns known Ia the lads family
that he was in the habit of going TO the barn To
practice 'circus performances, and they natn-
rally supposed that in one of thesr he became en-.
tangled by the rope he could not help him
self.
They have had good deal IF Spiritualsm out
IN Nassau this winter, and the death of this boy
has been among the matters investigated His
spirit was called by the circle. and it answered
in reply to the question ''whnt vas the manner
of your death" that lie was murdered And
the spirit proceeded 10 detail the circumstances
of the murder.
1t was stated that he left his fathers house for
neighhor's, on the afternoon OF h, dea and that
entering the door somewhat suddenly, he found
the very respectable wife of the house in crini.
mai intercourse with strange man: that tina
wife IN order to prevent the boy from spreading
the news of what he had seen, decoyei him into
lonely part of the hou>e, and proceeded To arips
ten Pfnny nail into his skW, from the effects
of which operation death en>und
Then, the wicked man was NJ loss how sba
should dispose OF the body. Her first tbon,br
was t'teed II i" the hog~, but >he was i, tered
tf"'n that by III" fear that the q1ality Of the pork
might ne injured. and that the ghost IF the lad
ullEhf appear I" her from the pork barrel ar from
the pot oi pork and beans by and by. Her now
thought Was 10 bum the body, bat the wcatbe,.
oang very warm, she could not conceive of An
excuse il'r building the hot fire which Wousd h.,
necessary. FinaIy.the thought occurred 10 her
to take tine body 10 the hnru where il was t,nnd
She did this in the dead of highland the body was
discovered the next morning.
NpntuaIsm bong liltlr fresh. out in Nass,p.
this story created n tremendous excitement w.
"a NJ Know "hetherHny preparations were mad,
10 sbh"t the very respectahe lady who killed tie
BOY bat the lady and all her relatives s:JdenIv
became the objects Of deestation and horror. An
express was at last started for Troy TO summon
Coroner II Nassau. Coroner Madden beard
The story, aud af1eed 10 obey the call. taking
WIN him Mr. Landon, the assistant Dis,rc, At.
'ofntY: On Monday last the body was dsinter-
IT'D IL, skull wa lhnrnugh y examined. AMI f
any I'm penay nail rs-r penetrated it. il lcf, y,
marx dlscoverable la the naked eve Tn. Jury
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The Washington correspondent ofthe Etrnihg Pet
SAYS, under date 23fi inst:
- Mr. Alexander of New Jersey, late Democratic
candidate for Governor has becn invited by Mr..
Buchanan To become Postmaster General, and has
accepted. CLANCY Jones has declined the appoint
uent. The other names As given in the Washington
jason Of the 18th inst, from Cas- down. are correct
Mr. Buehanans cabinet, then viii be constituted
as follows.
I Lewis Cass, Secretary OF State
Howell Cobb, Secretary Of the Treasury.
John r. Floyd Secretary ofwar.
\. Y. Brown. Secretary Of the Navy.
Jacob Thompson, Secretary OF the Interior.
VIM C. Alexander, PostO General.
Isaac Toucey Attorney General.
Ono would suppose from reading this list, the Post
says, that the cabinet was designed Ian asylum
for aged and indigen, politicians.
The appointment from Virginia may meet the views
Of one in a hundred of the democratic voters Of the
State and of nc other voters that know any thing
about
Lewis Cass and Jacob Thompson will harmonic
on the squatter sovereignty question very much after
the manner OF cat aud dog.
Cobb and Brown were antipole5 the compro-
misc measures OF ls5a.
Alexander is nuknlwn. and Toucey sinks several
grades below bis predecessor Cushing, in ability and
attainments
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The rusitpnp,

We are pleased to learn says the Nashville p .trj-
o that there is good reason to hope for the pas age
of bin through Congress the present session. ac-
eeptng the Hermitage on the conditions proposed by
the Legislature of Tennessee. The Committee of the
Senate, to whom the subject referred, was ready
to report bill on the 9th instant, and it was be-
eved by the friends ofthe measure that it wonld
pass without serious opposition. If it should fail.
the principal cause will be the of time this be.
ing the short session. and the tender having been
made until it had advanced considerably
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empanneled on Monday. found this

which was empanneled on Monday. found this
verdict
"We find that the boy. Lew Phillips, came TO
his death by hanging by the neck with rope
from a rafter in the barn Of his father, Conrad
Phillips and in the opinion of the jury, the 50 i'd
hanging was entirely accidental
The holding Of the inquest was the only sensl
bic part # the whole proceedings. and eifectual
ly exposes the humbug otihe whole affair.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-27
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
yyi.,.r. ua,.nm Of Wild Chcrry.-Fron, ,i..

Boston journal his medicine, coming from respectAble
carefully prepared b. experienced aud skul
physician received by the public With confidence ts Ell
ccy hs been many obdrraie OF disease and
fame rapdl, cvtdad II has been extensively used
every part country. particularly the Middle aud
Nafth'4 STATES aud nuuy, from highly rcspecta
HE aud Intelligent pesus, lru addurcd in tttor II its
merit, remedy Colds and Coushh affections OF the
1 lasi. iii4.1zrd Liver
" ol.r cough remedy has aailed SO hgha repuia
ton
None genuine unless signed b TITS IN the wrapper
SETH ". fnWLE 60, - Washington Street, Bos
TN. PrapTstors Sold 10y tbuir agents every where
For sae - j. II. SEAY.
q 3, H. lit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-27

me -CoSysCIHG EVfDfNrEfor mure than three years
been suffering with rheumatism, and enlar cement and
pain Of the bones and ons have triety followed the ad
phyeIus and at other times used such family med
had been recommended for the of rheumatism,
sti3 did improve the least aud frequently
PEELED kcrp bod and thereby prevented from atten
ding % business. SoWe weeks / was induced by a
friend try carers Spanish Mixture The effect mirae
uous eH considerably improved after had taken the
fourth dose nave only used one single bottle aud am entire
~ from all feel better than have felt for years,
attribute my completely restored health solely the
Carriers Spanish Mixture. consider n excellent
medicine rheumatism and all diseases Of the blood and
cheorftjly recommend il 10 the afflicted
ID. 81 RRITF
Southeast corner Fourth and W ann Sis.
Cincinnati, Marth Il, le5j
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-27

The Winchester Republican asks how Virgin
ia CAN expect justice in the matter of the public
lands. when the members of Congress from the
state who are presumed to know the wants and
wishes 1t thor constituents, do not favor any
plan for :. uring our share Of what belongs to
US but rather oppose the acceptance OF an acre
OF the public domain? 1t says that Mr. Garlic
Is the only member of Congress, from the State
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-27

a letter from McNeo IL the Nv Orleans Pie.
oyuEe says, that the messenger sent to MeNico
by the Governor of Gubn has performed his mis-.
ION. AT hi demand, tn. putao suspected Of
the violence committed IN Cucrnayaeu were mr..
rested and imprisoned, but rs they were uat i'm
mediately punished, the Spanish Charge, Senor
sirola deening th" ulumatum Of Spain, commu
nicated through the Cuban messenger, not com
piled with, demanded his passports aud left the
country. Tho interests Of Spain were left in
charge of gland aud France, and the whole
Spanish legation has arrived al Havana on board
the Spanish frigotS Isabel Segunla. When that
vessel arrived at Vera Cruz she did not exchange
salutes with the forts though the latter paid the
usual compliment, nor did She return the salutes
fired i'll homer Of Senior Sirnla. The course of
C"monfort in this difficulty is attributed To the
American influence, and tho Mexican General
Ransel having arrived ut Havana ON his way 20
Washington. the Spanish papers assert that his
mi 'sion l. 10 seek the protection of the United
states government in the approaching conflict.
We learn from the New York Express that
Denmark ba, been submitting to the European
Powers certain propositions tor tho settlement
of the Sound Dues dispute, -whch,in substance,
are as follows
Denmark is TO keep up all the existing light
houses, buoys, &c., but to levy no dues from the
lst of April next, upon receiving an indenniica.
ton of }0,57O,695 rix dollars, according to va
rious quotas already agreed upon. and with the
provision that each State is liable only for its
own quota.
Each ofthe high contracting parties undertakes
in Article &. to come into an agreement with the
King of Denmatk us to-l the manner how, and
the place where hese half yearly payments shall
he made. 9 lhe @vnacrand the rate in which
the several annual. --tlfrd in Danish money!
shall be computed in tht aeoey of the said State;
and 3. the conditions and the manner in which
the said State reserves Ia itself Of not alD TO
pay off by anticipation IL quota of the iudemn-
~ money.
In the flowing ani concluding article the
execution Of the foregoing stipulationsis made
to be dependent on the accomplishment of the
iormalities required by the constitutional laws of
the high contracting States, who. however. I'M
dertnke 10 procure That sanction ut the earliest
possible time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-27
REPORTED WEEKIy ~ >,i,,snt,,', go. ~


OFFICE AT MeGoRkLf Co, MATS STREET LYNcHBuRa VA
LII continue to give his personal attention to the sale
w "l Country Produce of every description particularly
10 the aiu lie of Tobacco and faers himself that an
pcrneo OF IN thu business Interest Of Planters
and Farmers viii not suffer By being placed in his hearts IA
sonable advances msc Tobacco produce vhn
in hand. JOIfN CLARK
ia,,Il .ao.1. act.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-27

entertain Droves and their Stock, whehrrItors. Mules
BeeYts, other stock the
occny the Hotel formerly owned by Mr. s e. Pearson at
Prince Edwa Courthouse, and have ample Stable, Sa,
well enclosed lots for the accommodation may f,ynr
me with call where they wall always iud abaudance Of
the best provisions the market afford Thankful past
iavofs solicit continuation OF the same am now pre-.
pared to Ia better tor them than ever before
ob - cyrIas JNO J. FIOIfRN0Y II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-27

ointment aud lllsi II tie Ointment be rubbed the paris at
ieeed the biothes WIN disappear 1t VIII cure Wounds of
hna No 2i strand London; and by all Druggists at 21o
'le,and II per h"N feb 2Odiw
Isnl,crs ssi,tcrS-rcse brters have become so poIu
lar Hat they may be regarded a. one of eur permanent inst
tunusa Indeed their useis probably general than that
of any other medicine Nhle of y spepsa debility
aud all Diseases sng from di@rrangcment of man inter
nal machinery they mote potent ian any elixir hereto.
tore dseoyercdby scientific Research We speak from
al knnwledRc wien Ne attest the emeieney 81 BAhhtS
bFTERS a tsne At This season of the year especially
whom Of atude tse hold otihe humin family which
fresh ar and exercise utterly TAI to shake TINS extraordinary
medicine setsa up renygorales and invests him with
TAKE must be- inyaube; and such in fact is thai manufac
tured by Elijah Baker Of this straightforward Wing.
To be had ali the p[rPa Druggists in lynehturs Dan
Vile FarnvIe fmeasie Abingdon and elsewhere throughout
feb 262w Il BAKER, Richmond. Va,
Wondcrfn,.-AsA nr. Henri, Cam.pheii OF
LECTRIC OIL did not his children OF Scarlet Fever
running the Ears and Jumps the Throat after the physi
had given them up. lie he has used Prot. DE
GRAIHs ELECTuC Oh for three years IN his family and
would not he without in his house
Prot DE GRATHs ELECTRIC OIL did him of
81 bottle for it if he could not getit Otherwise
Ash Mr san Harper Of Alexandra Va il Prof De Graths
ELECTRIC OIL did not his son o.)eafness of two
years standing after all physicians had failed ASK HIM he
did aot case OF Paralysis cured which induced lin to
cu1rfprR C. II Va, Jan l. 1857.
servant h} Philip has been deaf ion upwards of ten
Ihyiic yran, remedies without effect For the last 1--WE
persons . caring wa, - far reIt rel that he could hear
'.'n,re91 ITO all
We IL, natsr,. faal tho operation performed and
askowiclsc be one Of the most miraculous
I. Ansoy Claiborne. culpeper c. II.
No d., 81 'ggaann3ck e2qay Va or, c,.nrs
Rheumatism Soreness Deafness
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-27

who is willing to do justice in the premises. Tar"
them out
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-27

II W0,i 0llrs his Farm said - =.
bell county stanton River six miles soutb W. s
Lecsyle and adions the lands of James Brown " IN
and others The tract contains about acres ~ ~ bih
first rate low grounds There about $50 acres Ia III
Nation; he balance is in the original growth The ~
waercd and well adapted t. the growth of Wheat err T
iaaco, 81 Any person wishing buy land will do y,a -,
mime this trace have determined to sell and III
low ,r ""u wIiise4l
ftl - t2aw5w " = "Ahp.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-27
4 Murderer Ia be Hanged niicr eight years M
prison:nrut

he case of James Summons, which has been
pending + + some time in the Supreme Court.
was disposed of on Saturday. at Columbus. affirm.
ing the action of the Hamilton county cur
The exceptions were to the admission Of H.. r..
cords of the Court on the second trial. with ref
erence TO the testimony of witness who died
soon after the first trial took place. Summons
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-27

viii nd inabc remedy in IIoloways
aud Pills If the Ointment be rubbed the parts at
eetei, the hiothes VIII disappear. 1t viii cure Wounds of
even % years staining
Sold nj manufactures No 20 Maiden Lane, New York
nna No pa strand London; and by all Druggists at Pc,
h2lt,abd II per box. feb 2Gdlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-27

IA silver Speetlcr'. made heavier than the usual 49,
= winch sc veud call attention They are very 80
hle article. wen finished and have superior CIs eel
lot Of crra hl0ry Black Silk Guards '''3'
lch 2,.ts SILNERTHORN & CIIEr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-27

retiring from the firm ofOtt Council thanks
for the patronage bestowed the and beg cont
uance to A Gonnel to whom have disposed my entire
terest WA ii. OFT
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y. Hs.fsoA~ "ASEGD.-Thr>u b.crlber "

Y.
~ 10 purchase tor the Southern Market lkey Negroes
from the age 81 10 ol years for Inch he will pan the hin
est hthnohr cash prices Persons having dispose o.
W'ni d. wei" /" glNe LINN caf br,ru selling lie can 90,
FUND "a, Nh Mas! Auction House al uenr, puuniu.
ION soihee' AHdFtS' / NJ Dl NAINGIUN.
feb 21dts I,.tsb.rr,
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"A house one door below II. J. Camp & Brother where
he will he glad to his old friends will keep on
hand supply Of fresh ground Meal Wool Rolls Plaster &c
He Will pay cash for Corn a any time feb 20 div
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!, s3v PERIODICALS.

" 18e Eet tlr january and February,
Ng't~in. tor EcYew, January.
Biaehweuds Edinburgh,
Hunts Il rcb3uts Magazine. January and Fe,rulrt
Putnam for February.
Mrs stephens New Monthly February and March
Nai"na! Mefhpdis) Magazine.
I..sIra Gazette Il Fashion. March,
LitIcIs Living Age,
Beahhwaits Retro peet January, just received at
ieD - Is MG{ST'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-27

Sworn 70 hefore me, this 10Th February, ls57.i
7 +, STEWART, Commissioner Of Deeds
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~ I ii-3-aH Ht, IN IA. possess ON -. sIa'
if property II Mr. ef-tii~ up ella IN to her bc
test t y NJ i,T-t1t,. "'
100 27-iHT '''h''
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n H2fhiAS WM ".
ROBEHr HELT TtOs ~ ,rEISsoS
HOPKINS, EsSBs. q GO.
NEvuOEEsSEE DEALERS yg,1EssN


- Conne was dissolved by mutual tie Isl Of
January 1891 The business hereafter VIII be conducted by
Arthur Council.
WM. IL OFT,
ARTHUR CORNELL.
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"a .Srf3E:s lsst0E.-5O ksha,. prime Shoul
~ a-'' al 4"" F'les HOS. BRANCH ~ SONS.
D.,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-30
New Adverliselnents.

CRUM & BRoHL have just opened new Whole.
sale and Retail Grocery, in the North end of the
Shawhan House. Their stock is extensive and
well selected. Give them call
TuNsoN q Fay arc drawing" hosts of custo
mcrs, at their .Ambrotype Gallery, in Tomb;
Block, third story Their pictures speak fol
themselves
otsrEss and GAME, with Sparkling Ca:awba,' -
served upat all hours, at the st. Nicholas Saloon
BY John NJ. Quinn, opposite the Court House.
NJ WAaNEa, Fashionable Merchant Tailor
Calls attention to his'card in another place.
AIodwARDES & RALrii, Fancy silk and wooler
Dyors, will attend promptly to everything in theil
lins.
House and Lot for Sale by d. IoAdoo. Sec
notice.
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Laws Of Newspapers.

4. Subscribers who do not give express notice
TO .he contrary are considered as wishing to Hon-
tinue their subscription.
Q ii subscribers order the discontinuanee Of
their papers, the publisher may continue % send
them unit all arreaages are paid.
3. Il sabscribses neglect or refuse TO take their
papers from The Office to which they are directed,
they are held responsible til they have Settled
the bin. and ordered them discontinued.
4. II subscribers remove to other places with
out informing the publishers, and the papers are
sent to the former direction they are neld respon-
sible.
s. The courts have decided that refusing to
take papers from the once, o, removiug and
leaving them uneAlled for, Is rmnA yAoA eyi-
denee Of Intentional fraud.
gJ-Fostpasiers neglecting to inform publishers
when papers are not taken from the oniee. lay
themselves liable TO pay the subscription.
1t IS also thelr duty In such cases 70 notify "a,
publisher that che papers are not taken out bl
those tbey are sent 70, and the reasons Why they
arc not, u known.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-30
The AtIantic MonthIY.

We have just received from the Publishers
PmLiFs, SAMPSON & Co. Boston, the initiatory
number Of this new and valuable monthly, devo-
ted, as its title page informs us, to Literature,
Art and Politics. II contains within its hand
some exterior, l25 solid pages of purely original
matter, from the best minds in the country, and
is calcu lated to meet desidemtum long felt al
the North, for a magazine devoted to the inter-
ests OF the Free States. While the ATLANTIC
will not bend to the dictum of any party or sect
iipromises to meet and discuss, frankly and open
ly, the political questions Of the day, avoiding
both fanatcism ard dogmatsm. We hope IT
win adhere strictly to this policy, and avoid the
dangerous current into which Harper and others
have ddlted. Among the literary sAyANs, who5e
services are engaged, as contributors to the Ar
aASrlo, we notice the names Of VIM. II. Prescott,
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Wan. c. Bryant, II. W,
Longfellow, Johu G. Whittier, Oliver WENDELL
aolmes. Geo. W Curtis, Harriet Beecher Stowe
MIS-, L. Maria Chlds, Ms c. NJ Kirkland, and
a host Of other stars, well known in the literary
world. The arlieles ia the aumber before us
show, that master minds have been at work upon
them. Every ono, who wishes to encourage Nor
thern Enterprise, Genius and Song, should sub
scribe for the ATLANTIC Immediately. Price
$500 PER annum. Address Philips, Sampson q
Co, Boston. Also for sale by Booksellers
Newsmen, and Periodical Dealers generally.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-30
Tenchers, Inslilnic.

We hope every Teacher in the county, and as
many others as can, will a tend the Teachers In
stitute at Fostoria, commencing on Monday next.
There is much good to be derived, both to the
teacher and the schools, hy the interchange Of
opinion and the general good feeling, which char
acterzes such meetings. The time for commcn-
cling the winter schools, is drawing nigh and all,
who design to teach, should embrace every oppor-
tunity Of better qualifying themselves. Much
valuable information may be gathered at these
Institutes, when properly conducted. Let there
be a numerous attic endnnce.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-30

1 3 AGENT ~ ~. H il stsissr ii ,r-,r .f 4
! "a ne ioi1Virg ieiffIIti iafnii
flrt-ihe faiu uH which fs.dh Oaalst rr.if.r ~
oihlng ne tiN or luns aud thc Iifnt pasd Ies
i1n ftsnoni o. uprFr Hanilftf. IIa Fsrs rsrlsil =
fec hundisd snd eleven tlif) acres, atoai oss hs A.
eiFf OF which it cfurei snd under 1i I-aels ami l .
taon aud l q1alf "a tnfuaised tr anf m ir cfcor
tinf mostly hlter boiom tlf fafltintff II fsasiIs f.
~ .,se and 'l uaet ',Heng. lie sshdusty River faras
The improvement conii.fa afa GOOD IA. r.-.fIa. H..
View Frime Barn with rranrfi.s. -. II. b. .t .-
upir necsllaly ont builiisss tnf af n sstat.tti
NI. vnte FERN if good toafnror hal srd b. &c.
NnNff e ule choiclsi ffdlil, planted l5rf sesrt ~
Am W ieffNtY ui soil, location snd otf1r
I. n ue most dctrihIt ft DO iound ana efu h.. 49,.
II fdesirciito 90 'uii per.hsfsft '''F'
eeni-the Form containing 100 ntfrt on v-hsh lar
l.h Nilef resides ~ Adamt toitnihin sinnat ~ ,if
~ ~ lowell on The lofaad road, snd ifs r5,i irsse
@ ,a, 10 Green spfngi, aboat hfss allies oa ~
hetwesn dy and ,itiy acres Or thi ir,,i., is.s. -
net cut aon ihe halahcs heavily tnitsfrd ,iflf li,i
yelnu poplar and other valuable tinrr Ttss-i Ii -.
~ biack loami end of ne best quality.
~ y "eN Wafefcd BY nfferilil nr trrer rad ,fr.,..
~ mrtf,emen consist Of aewant sai1rti.l fr..-
ee'e snd Other oui bniings, and an ohari of cio.s
r-,l PLANTED four yssn ago.
Ant--A tact Of one hunifed and t1tr arres Ia Assr
tt'h eloning Che above faci about thirtr 80 IN
W fel ena unerr cultivation, che frnaindrr hear-
Weo,fed With valuable tiuier snail strs ,r ratte.
''e,vteNls uaeti md the sol 10 of ffti ouriiiV
any uiiterdesoiiriion ~ these iandt "a rr-~
ail ~ Pffanut dtsiioua Of nureasirs win af a ss
as t'f hcm'V which he. can 10 ty snn, a. .iiI ~,
pc fonanii ehotr uauiea. ths kffnf r n sttsrf
'nom VIII show The fftmiset Terut rihds fatr
tiHn' o'i. 50 H-3m LEWIS HAITxELi, krt.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-30
BEAR - MIND.

That the Tribune Has the Largest Cirou-
lauou, and IA therefore the Best Medi-
um for Advertising, Of any Paper In
Senee3 County
Il contains fever foreign Pateut Medicine Ad-
tor.isemonts and more reading matter, than any
other paper Of the kind, in North Western Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-30
lIARRIED,

In this city, October 9th, by Rev. E. R. Jewett,
Mr. JosEru HARnAuan and Miss MAEruA E. MIR
CALF, both Of Attica.
On the Goth inst, by the Rev. E. R. Jewett,
Mr., Oliver PosEY, of Cincinnati, and Miss SAL
LIE e., only daughter Of Col. J. w. Patterson,
Of this city.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-30

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