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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

DY virtue ofRn order CT sale, Issued from hs
~ Probate Court OF Seneca County, Ohio. .ihnd
TO me directed, | will offer al public sale, atth
door ofthe Court House 10 Tihln, he'wee lhe
hoprs Of 10 O'clock A. NJ, aud a, n M, oftAs
9Th day Of Jar uary A, d. 1857. the following
real estate, to witt In-lot numbered one hundred
and seventy-six 176L j. and so much Of in-Iot
number one hundrsd aud enty-seven i7T az
Is charged with tho dover OF Cathsfine Cor
neil, and the homestead of said Catharine Con-
nell, Ellen King, and Mergret King, sabiect To-
said dover aud said homestead. - Also,
lhe west part Of in'lot number one hun.
dred aud seveuty-seven t77G described as lol
lows beginning for the same at tho north west
corner o. said lot, and running thenea south
easlerlY along the horth east side Of said lot so
feet, thence south westerly ona lia6 parallel
With the west lina Of said lot 10 Frankli lin street,
thence along the horth side Of Franklin street.
10 tbesouth west corner Of said lot, thence along
the west line OF said lot 10 the plac o { begin-
Aing ,unncunlbered by dover a hon ead ain
l9ts numbered seventy y-nhe t79), aud eighty 1901
lree aud unincumbarod By dover or other charge
and upon the following termsi one third cash
10 hands 60 che day oftaqle, one third in one
wear, With Interest. aud ode third In two years,
with interest, said deferred paymsnis 70 bs So.
cared by mortgage on said premises. "
.rg-l MICHAEL SULLIVAN, Admir-,
Dec. u, l856,,30d prf $3.50 aast..i
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-04-18
SADDLE RY.

An assortment of Saddles and Brides, Girths anC
Stirrups, Cavalry Saddles with Halters, Brides
&C.. complete
Strong Saddle Bags
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-04-18
Did Bonaparre A,remp, suieide, ,

Among the inmates Of enc Russian family th' 9
saw much Of at Paris, was the late MarechsD
Sebastian, who, one of Napoleon's Geners .;
and fellow COrsican, favorite, moreover, win
Louis Philippe, was parsonage of great interest.
to us. | mention him for the sake of introducing
an anecdote that bears upon a disputed historical
fact. An expedition was formed, with the Mar
shall at its head to explore the ancient Palace of
Fontainbeau. was Of the party, and very dos
lightful one it was. Gn passing through the rDsm,
that Napoleon used to occupy, Russian gentle
man present asked Sebastian if it were true that
the Emperor, for So he spoke of Napoleon. had
attempted to poison himself thereS Too true ~
was the veterans reply, and his eyes filed with
tears-HarTiso0s Nine Years Residence IN Russio. ..
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-04-18

WATER FNDNG.-A competitor for the share
of the honors given to tie Able Parsmelle as n
microscope, or discoverer of hidden springs OF
water appears to have started up in the person of
a simple miner, named GautherOt, of the village
ofVellaxon (Haute-Saone), who. after making him
self known by his discoveries in different parts of
France, went some months since to Algeria, aud
discovered several subtenaneoas springs in the
neighborhood of Oran, Arzew, Mascara, Mostngan--
EN-, and other places. The Minister OF War coniid-
ed to him in the course of last summer, the mlssion
of proceeding to Constantin, where every facility
for his researches was placed at his disposal. On
the day after his arrival he found spring about
twelve metres below the surface, at only 100 yards
from one of the gates of the town. and since thar
time he has discovered other springs from which
supply of 1000 to 5000 cubic metres OF water
every twenty-four hours may be brought into tho
town. Weekly Times.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-04-18

EFrTcTs OF OvERwORK. An interesting subject
was recently started by DIR. TheOphlus Thompson,
namely. 80 Effects produced on the Blood by Men
tai Labor" His view is that Over-wOrk of the
brain occasions deterioration of the blood and he
adduces instances in which sleeplessness, and loss
of mental power following Over-exertion, were as
sociated with jugular murmurs, and Il remarkable
deficiency of the white corpuscles in the blood,
there not being fourth Of the average proportion
of Health-all this without muscular debility or
impaired digestion, but with oxaluria to sightex-
tent. Dr. Thompson thinks that the wear and tear
of inordinate and anxious works acts as success
ion of shocks through the nervous system; and he
believes that sudden and violent shocks, as in rail-
way collisions produce analogous results. tie ad-
duces a remarkable case from the practice OF Sir
Henry Marsh, in which young lady who had ac-
eidentalIy poisoned her father, died with an entire
change in the condition Of the blood, without any
other organic disease. There is a wide field for
further investigation here, for, as DR.. Thompson
saws, there is possibility of the hereditary trans
mission of the physical conditions induced by IN
ordinate mental labor, and the present tendency to
loyer-work the brain may prove unfavorable to the
production of great men,
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-04-18
East Indian JuggIery.

Madam Pfeiffer, in her Second Journey round
the World" gives the following description of
certain unexplainable feats of jugglery witnessed
by her whilst she was sojOurning in the East IN
dies -" At the close of the entertainment, the
performance of Hercules, was really curious in its
way. He appeared with nothing on but pair of
drawers. and a cord was passed round his neck.
and with this his hands and arms were SO firmly
tied behind him that he could not make the small
est movement. He came 10 US to have the knots
examined, and then he crept under high cover
ed basket, beneath which various garments were
placed and after the lapse Of few minutes the
basket lifted up, and the hercules made his-
appearance completely clothed in them Then he
crept again under the basket, and came out with
out them, but holding the cord with all its Knots
firmly in his hands, and so forth All this would,
of course, have been nothing in theatre, where
assistance might have been given him, but this
was in a meadow, where no assistance possi-
bic. One of the gentlemen present offered HIM
twenty five rupees for his mystery, but he dechn-
ed the offer
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-04-18

Naive REcoLLECTIOSs OF MALcoLN.-Iears al
forwards one of his children, then captain OF
dragons travelling through Malwah, on his way
to his regiment, met with the most touching
proofs of the affection with which the memory oL
his fathers good deeds held by the people oi
the country. From all parts they came out TO pay
nonring benedictions upon him for his father
ske and loud in their expressions of gratitude to
tbe friend to whom they owed so much. Many
able public servants have since then la6ored IN
Central India. but no name is universally ven
Grated as that of Sir John Malcolm.
:. The discovery, few days ago, that among the
Bheel ladies, tying string upon the right arm OF
their children, whilst the priest pronounceu !he
nar,o of Malcolm three times, was a sovereign
cnre for fever, are proofs at least, Of my having
a GOOD name among those wild mountaineers.
which will do me as much, and more good than
one ;n Leadenhall-street +"
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-04-18
The FrsneL Pea.au, and IN. sergeant.

From work recently published entitled, "a
History of the French Peasantry," we gather the
following
"A sergeant took lodgings with Provencai
peasant named Lebre. This peasant was young,
and had beautiful wife. The soldier, accustom-
ed to success, lost no time before Insulting her,
and when Lebre resented his iusolence, struck
him in the face. The peasant insisted upon re-
paration, and proposed to fight his offender but
clown had no right to reveHge himself, SO he was
driven from his own cottage by number pf ruff
fans, who laughed at his impotent Indignation.
But he had formed his plans. Conducting his
pretty wife to the home whence he had taken her,
he said, Father, bring you back your daughter,
man does not deserve to have wife who cannot
protect her, she has been insulted, and could not
help it, but was turned out Of my own 'habitatlon
have no longer home, have no longer wife
Take her back then, until come again to claim
her, and then you may safely restore her to me,
for | swear that she shall be revenged, and that
shall know in future how to defend her. Neither
the tears of his wife nor the beseechings oY heT
father could turn him from his resolution; he lefi
the country, and for a long time nothing was
heard of him. He had overcome the habitual re-
pugnance of the PrOyencal TO n military life. He
had enlisted; by military service alone could ne
be set free from the servitude of the soil, and he
was determined to rise TO an equality to the man
who had struck him. Nothing should stand in
He had been taught nothing, he now learned eve
rythng necessary. Within eight years Lebre was
sergeant. But that was not enough. He must
now find out his insulter-not very difficult task,
since the number of officers of that grade was then
very few, the soldier who sergeant's epau-
ete considering himself not far from the dignity
Of feld-marshal. One day, accordingly, LebTe
met al StrasbOurg the man he sought, and invited
him TO dinner with all the sergeants of the garr-
son. After dinEer he rose and said, Comrades, ,if
one of you had received blow, what would yeu
do Answer me, SIR addressing his enemy. Give
another blow in return to day, and fight tomorrow.
Very well, he continued; you remember peas
ant whom you struck, eight years ago. for endea-
voring to protect his wife against You" Not the
peasant, indeed, but the lady and the blow, per-
fectly,' the sergeant answered, the consequence
being that Lebre discovered himself, and struck
him twice, claimed the privilege of duel, and be-
fore quarter of an hour had passed, had stabbed
his anita gonist mortally. Not many weeks after
with the rank of sub-lieutenant, he obtained leave
of absence, and rejoined and recovered his young
vile. This the early history of NJ. Lebre, one
time Governor of MOntelimart, near Bayonne. We
do not remember having seen it romanticised or
dramatised but it suggests stage piece richer in
situations than THE Lady of Lyons
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-04-18
Large., Clock In the World.

The dials of the English Parliament clock are.
twenty-five feet in diameter, and are tie largest
in the world
Every half-minute the point of the minute-handi
moves nearly seven inches, The clock will go
eight and half days and strike only fn, seven and
half to ndieate by its silence any neglect inI
winding up. The mere winding of each of the ssri-
king parts will take two hours. The pendulum is Is
feet longs the wheels are of cast iron: the hourbell
is eight feet high and nine feet in diameter weigh
ing from fourteen to fifteen tons The weight OF
the hammer is four cwt.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-04-18

AGENT FOR THE
Liverpool Underwriters Association.
THE UNDERSIGNED begs notify TO Merchants Ship
ShpmasteTs that he has received the appoint
men AGENT these islands for the LreTPOOt Under
ROBERT c. JANIoN.-
Honolulu March 25tb 1876. 47-u
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-04-18

q The comparative popularity Of public men may
be inferred from the number OF tunes tneir names
NAV he found on the maps. 1t is remarkable that
there are in the United States ninetyone Jacksons,
eghty-three Franklins sxty-nine Jefersons, thirty
four Lafayettes, ffy-eight Munroes fifty MadisOns,
fty-nine Parys, thirty-two Harrisons. twentyseve
CHntons, twenty one Clays, sixteen Van barens,
fourteen Bentons but there are only three Webstcrs
-Houseko1 Words.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-04-18

" gentleman observing servant girl, who was
lefthanted placing the knives and forks the din
ner table, in the same awkward position, remarked to
her that she was laying them left ft-handed Oh, M
dade ''sarl She 80 have Be plased sir, 70 help
ne to turn the table round -
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-04-18
Honolulu Family Market,

THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform the Resi-
dents and Shipmasiers that they supplied
best Beet Pork Mutton nearly oppO
ste the Bethel at the very lowest prices Families, Hotels
and Boarding Houses be supplied al time
with the best Samsages, POrk Sugar Cured Hams sc.
N b. Shipping supplied with COrned Beet, Live Stock and
Vegetables, al the shortest notice Onabe
SSi II. HANLY, Proprietor.
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Blu SINESS CARDS.
GEO. RIsELY,
MH &c HR n
Rose Enttapa Market nnnnsita tha pathal

GEO RlSELY has resumed business the stand and
grateful Tor former patronage his friends
can be supplied with the best Beef Mutton Pork and
Sausages. Also, Corned Beef always on hand
W sPs supplied with Live Stock and COrned Beef
shortest notice. 27-tf
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-04-18
ID. N. FLITNE r,
HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL.

CORNER OF MERCHANT & KAAHUMANU STREETS.
DR. McKlBBIN begs intimate that OIned by his
son, Robert McKbhin. member the Royal College
OF Surgeons, LohdOn, being always in at
tendance, will afford additional guarantee persons
requiring adviceiOr mrdIcine.
lie has received English Perf
mery, &C, Of the best quality, with which
ment viii constantly be supplied and winch will be sold
reasonable
Physicians and Surgeons prescriptions prepared with the
greatest Medicine carefully examined and
TeplenShed.
Attendance the office A. NJ till 6 P NJ OF week
days, aud Sundays O'Clock A. NJ, Ii O'Clock M
AT Other times. his residence. Union street.
3 consignment Of best London White Lnseed
OIL 34-tf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-07

asccane left them return TO the cave where snsy
had promised eonssn TO It's kindred earth the BODY ns
wretched sulcde--Leonard Mortimer
months later and merry bridal party consisting @
t, oycy risiers Ella Adde Howard aud their beautiful
aud like cousin Ada Hunter, with our old acquant
anc,s steward Hunter and Delaney entered the brilliantly
inIua Waiter Herbert to ocinte by the re
quest of julia important ceremony which was 70 unite
her .-nes with those Of the brave aud handsome
soldier Edward Harrison. .
Among the company now assembled anu sIanoi,s aPa
might bo our bandit friends who. having received
,b"ueb The influence Edward amnesty for then past
genrc. had again enlisted under him. and now s at
his request The happiness they had been n'une
tai In procuring him ,., -. -. = -, j.
Attir,d In rio and delicate brocadc with an ovcrshf
tho finest rusaos lace and wearing on her iosts nf'a
eoly tiara Of diamondsihe wedding present oi her co"
Fannio and which gened like myriads ef iwinkhng 81
through delicate veil ef lace depending from hef NULL
heroine stood before the venerable minister Ma ia
crInq voice and musical tonea brcathed the earn
est vows that rendered her bride.
In yeara the devoted pair In speaking OF the nspp
ness would terrible incidents at the robbers
cave when nearly being SACRIFICED and the still love-
Julia would huder SHE thought OF the iiisted Mor'mer
his uEyrHaE AND ITS CONSCIOUSNESS.
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BALTIMORE.

nm uusus, MEDICAL. Z. OFFICE, I.sck nu-
Urinary i,altimoreinstuted, ID ls1p, No ~ South
Cp or No FEE REQUIRED.--Dr. Mills an Experienced
Physician Alopahic School may be oo.hdsSaiy co?
No Woucy vca.i ircd ~ ~ Cure IL not kAcCscd.
practical experience OF ~ years enables Dr. M 70
In the shortest possible time TO nave safely
effected.
extensively celebrated for the oecua andoedy cure Of all
rassra of DAeaser established IN this city
refuge fom Quackcry, over 20 wears ago.
The High Reputation
ths Institution would render public notice we're
Ached ni money maoaed by The Charlataas who
flourish largely the public prints and with whom our city
AMicscd be on your Guard,
on would avoid injury pecuniay loss aud disappointment,
cd DR. NJ makes suring professions, promises
YUAN "' "" ~c"""d"ry nmd Chronic Cases.
Tho usnsI symptoms Sore Throat liberation Of the
Mouth Itching and Tenderness about the Nose Blotches
Eruptona upon SKIN &c Upon the perfect Constitutions
euro aud most pvetcratc OF such casSs DIR NJ
willing . stake his honor and reputation
The Triumph Of Science.
Tho remedies Dr Al la restoring strong and manly Wig
ar tho shattered constitution, removing spoed
ly all debility or injury from certain secret habit
ed by a discoveries OF the age
Gnfecble Manhood
may horn certain restorative aud thousands from their
ns have realized fuon OF hope, which, from tho
failure Quaokero In their hitherto mutess search had Do
Advantages Of Treatment.
No poi compounds of Mercury or Noxons Drugs use
Ills practice. -
Long experience IN he treatment OF Fonale Affections Nor
dsoasea qualities DR. NJ to Afford hdry Rei,s aud
effect Chr, In dicu cnacs Communications sacred
y guarded aud marked wilh skill and delieaey
Dr. Nu iii.' lavcnt Preventive.
This Hovetegn Raodg applicable TO either sex will be sent
duly prepared by ma receipt OF 90 or by remitting Sl0
prescription Will bo included - .
MILLS BAirimouE etors post paid) Medicines sent In
nny direction by mail OF express
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uNULLED CletA, Iimscys, &c.-Wc invtsc pep
N whing Pulled Cloth, Lnsey, Satinetts
&c, onr large stock just opened = =
scp9tS lzHae J. A. STIGLER co. 90
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The gsIOw that beats the W ore ocst "ofh WIN
least Draugi,t.
WYE have large number of Patterns OF Flows among
w which NAV be found Riches Patent Premium iron
pcams Innrovcd Living pcaksk Eagle lows& Poni
our Premium Sdehil Plows Smiths Patent Straw Gutter
q rn shelters from 10 50 Road SsraperS Double Action
Farce pnps Apple Corer and Seer t one operaon
Meat Cner Winters Corn aud Cob Crlsher &c &c
Smfh,s Patent Cutter $40 awarded the First Prcnl'
nm offered y the State Nirgnia, for the best hand
straw nr in 1888 lr1 sj and eae year received ha
highest award Of the society ,.. I,
call particular attention to 1f N'll luei ""l' t "
Iron Beam Flows l'" we s4N'uhe ." o
many Il stimouias IN tavor Of tins lip"
Below the Norycll House. Lynchhnrs a,, ,,,1
prarrieors
CHARLOTTE. AprilF lsJh
received the lio" requested yon 10
,i mo nst In time plough piece of low grounds COT ~
cr which has been living idle tor eight years. consequently
~ aerv rourb state But your pow has gone through H.
, rce strong horses without giving way IA any par
,;,lor II is more thorough work then have ever had "'
I .,. ntbny rloN have heun plowmah i"i 1erS years
have tried various patterns but yours is the master no" o 'l
bors boyc vet sed the draught Is ea@rr-ciS "'i'r
nb c.np furro than other two horse I"" haT' 5e'h
n use When the plows have on mana eN' "'' Inn "
place 'heh W,,n ,.,f,,i" 'a. All" Wll. G. PRICE.
II. =. WH1TTEM0RE X BNl.
u1n,, rrsxE GENTaE S.-aioihs, e"~>i :
n nrrcs Vestlngs Packe and Neek tik ls Ne, Hls . '
@ l1na's '''''7'' NAT. GiGG GENlIEIMLR
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E1nv THE GENThENEN,-ti ti"t"s, tar,i ,
Drawers &c. >FA'' ~
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yEyF undors,gned IN retiring from the business "oua no'
cbpcriuy recommend successor and toruef par'ne''
Mr. raqfcrro TO all Of his friends and acqa n,a,rGs
sep iafe Rop copv. !N' - nN' --> -
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q a. t 81 ~ 6rst rate nri,ei also lot OF fhah ia
49,. un.L ina ana Afarocco Bots "a laes Mst- ah 81
van, ~ Jbi.. AlKAdA #.i.
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1HNO SuaPPERS OF TObACCO WEST,
j VIA BALTIMORE, Mp.-The undersigned, Forward
ug Merchants mud Agents of the Pennayyanla Railroad At
baltimore solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
TO ALI. POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
and with the trade having been for
some years part Of the Tobacco
ng West baltimore they atter Themselves that they
tan glvo satisfaction to shippers
Freight m low M by any other limo.
from the West solicited and punctually
attended 10. MAGhAW * koONS
go North street, Baltimore.
Refer To Jacob Head CO. brandt Jr baltimore; r. l..
DuIlpy w r. smith, Mcdaniel Hurt 4 Preston, Miller a.
tr,nshaw, Lynolburg, Gronahaw &Co. Richmond
ma 4