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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-20

FKARrULLY BEAUTIFUL M. de Morny,
the reputed brother Of the Emperor Ma.
ooleon. who was married 10 ST. Peters
burg last month to the princess Sophie
Troute zkof, is about ifty.tlr years
old. His bride is eighteen or nineteen.
and is described as "fearlully beautiful &"
She was brought up al the Institution Of
The Imperial Maids Of Huudr. and the
Empress Dowsger wished TO give her to
the reigning Empress as one Of the IA
dies; bu, the Empressi Marie said she
would have nothing TO do with her, Tor
that she was "iar. far too 6esuuTdl. -
The Countess dc Morny is evidently
likely to make sensation in Paris.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-20
PUFFI PUFFM PUFFI
GIG AIRS
ooer, Of common Preo. ofseueeooo county

=
Ohio.
Robert q. Pennington andl
Spencer 81. John Adminis-
traitors OF Henry Freei decS
vs.. pitts.
Jarad Eaton. Emily Ea,on,{
his vile, aud susan huIch(
irs. defendants.
nHE defendants, Jarad Eaton, and Emily ia
ton will take rotice, that the pltns, have his
day fled then petition 10 the above named court,
srlting forth 10 substance as follows Thatth
is due 50 them from said Jarad Eaton. on Nv F.,
judgme nts obtained by them against said Jarad
Eaion. before john Nenizrr' }. r, OF Zig SpTing
a. p, Seneca Co., Ohio. with costs thereon, the
.um Of ~ hundred iseveny or n ~ 100 dol
Lars, with interest. Oh $l76 As since teb. lO.h
1885, aud on Sl4O,2l, since Jan 9th. 1856, AMI
asking Judgment 10 said court for said amdunt -
Aud stating that three OF the nOits upon which
said Judgment. We're obtained we're sec By a
mortgage. executed aud delivered By said Jarad
Eaton aud Emily Eaton q said Henry frset. on
10 No 2 in Oregon. .Sen.cO Ohio. resrTving g. M
said iot the part thereof originally ed bi
=. H. Cook. That .he notes upon which said
| judgments were obtained. and whirh were sscur-
ed 81 said mortgage, were executed Id deliver
ed 10 said henrt FTeet, decd, by said JArad
Eaton on the Pad day Of November. la49. ani
became doe respectively Nov 2ud 1854 a 1855
that said Jarad Eaton has no gopda and chatilel
ont of " hich said Judgments aud costs any parl
| thereof, can be nl-de that said Susan t'hin'
pret, mis- TO have lien upon said real estate. foT
] Inc costs Ia the cause OF Susan hutchins against
/ Jarad Eaton. And asking for ju' gun nj in The a.
mounts above stated and tiai said lot No. ~ may
be sold and the prOeeeds be applied 10 ~ menl
OF said claims, and f'r osherProPssr ~
Plths, Any.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-20
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

I WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE
ON TUESDAY TnE 24h DAT oF FEB
RuAay 1851 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ At the door the
Court IA use IA the City of lihn Ia the count
of Seneca, and State of Ohio, by order Of Pro
bate Court Of said county. the following lands a
tubntnla as the property ofJOHN CLICK dec
A part OC the North Wet quirtcr OF lracii 1H.
al section No % IN Township No ]. n .rth ol
Rnhre No. IA (founeeh) On the west side of the
Sandusky River, n said Seneca County, Ohio,
and commencing for the same at Buckeye
Bluo Ash, and sma Beach tree, on the west
side of said Sandusky River thence running vest
n -A6 chains; thence running north J chains,
tbcpce east rs IS chans to die bank OF said ry.
or Thence m and along the meanderlngs Of
said bank d said river io.the place Of beginning
containing 20ftwenty)acrCs of land moro or less.
Also. II strip or piece of land, being tne balance
of said fractional quarter section above desurlb
ed and adjoining the same on the souh side
thereof aud cSntaining one acre and one hal
q l.2) Of land more or less
And also. a part Of the north east quarter Of
said fraction sociitn above described, cm
mcncing at point on ne east 9lnk o. ,ll' t, 9a9
,n,ky Ri ,er, where the New Haven and Find
IAN State Road tso calledl crosses said river.4-
4 Lonro running eastWardy on and along said
rood 0tO 1.-TWO hundred and ten feet. 20 a pOlnt
west ~ A stable Which stands ON the south side
ofsa,d state Road Thence due south 10 said
Sandpsky River thence North " esterly on and
,ion, tbe meanderng Of the bank of said river
m ne place Of commencement, containing three
n, acres ofland more or less. The three tracts
or pieces ofland contain together (2a y TWEEN
four and half acres Of land more less, and
rill be offered aud sold as one entire property a
basboen f,vorably known hereiolore,as 81 Johns
MIN. Ills acknowledged iobe one OF the must
soinaile Mil Sits on the Sandasky, having the ]
.1,,,,,aee nfb,th sides Of the stream, with sui-
gcient water power to run Saw Mill aud four
r Ave sots of siono nearly the whole year,a good
and refmaheni dam has heen erected on SOLO
~, ,d,tion, and a hrst rate bridge across thc
e,,dnsky River a. this point has recently
seeh competed. In the hands Of our enter
,,,s,ng person. this would be productive and
desifahle pfopety'
Terms aooommodatipe and made known OIL
G. j. KEEN, Admit
Wih win annexed Of John Click dec.
far. ieth. 81 sw.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-20
Flts.-Their Durability.
o q U
New Establishment.

NSW EiBCal1BnUlSnG,
SPLENDID STOCK OF HATS. - TIL,
- hnest stock Of goods ever brought to this par
The country may be found vi
5Owne & Co.'S Hat and Cap Store
u Ntddan's old stand, Loomis Block, aeXt dool
10 MAYORS Iron Store, cou listing OF Hats an,
'?s Of every variety, such rs Beebe, Gtni'
'.aiy silk Hats, Spring Styles, Panama, itp
hlri, Canton Straw, Silver Straw, Canipeachy
G. gress,
YOUNG AMER CA,
lsricabo, and all other kiuds, too tedious .,
n alton. Also some new s1y les, Cape, Drab, OF
ter aud Beaver.
w BOVINE being practical halter, he vii
dress aud iron aud make ola hats TOOK as goo,
,snew.
These goods will be sold IS per cent
cheaper than they can be boughtin this West
,rn country for ready pay.
they also have large stock dfCnbrellas
The highest nrice Lsid in cash for all kinds o
SHIPPING FURS. such as Mink, Coon. Musl
Rat, etc. WlLLET BOW NE co.
Apriiii.lR56.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-20
nEATH nF r D. IosLIN.
Mr.. Joslin died very suddenly Ind Of

Mr.. Joslin died very suddenly and IN.
expectelly 1t his room at the Shawhan
House on tuesday morning a. seven o..
clock. His disease was Internal Erysip-
leus On the previous day he was sup
posed to be convalescen,;but OF Monday
night was very restless and feverish, aud
began to die At hall past six in tie morn.
ing. He leaves young wife 20 whom he
was married few weeks since, almost
crashed with the terribly affective vista
tion Of death. Mr. Joslin was a hale hearty
man, OF avery pleasautaud genial dispo-
sition. Ills sudden death is Warning to
the most healthy among us Of the uncer-
tainty Of life and the certainty Of
death.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-20
MARRIEn.

EARRIED.
On the 18th Of Fchwary,by Rev. J II. Goo.'
Nr FpEpgRlcs CAIN OF Green Co.. Ohio
Miss & .IzAuETa RoyilFuEes, OF Ti!Iin.
On the sfl o'Jln by the same; Mr.. uosrA
IANE,aN Of N"b!an, to Miss ReOEccA DRowN
Of Adams, Zen c.. o.
On the 5ih Of Fob, hy.,h srme, Mr.. Iou>
J. PAELt, 70 Mss DoSor,EA ScnoLrz, both o.
Tiain.
On the Ilth inst, by Rev. Thomas IIil', Hr.
\. D. BL,cN to Miss f. NJ. H,aroap. both o,
this city.
The above is an agreeable surprise NJ y
the happy pair enjoy Life uniaterru2te love &
sunshino.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-20

The q. s. Ship Germantown arrived
in Hampton Roads on the ninth inst
from the Rio Jdniero All well.
The St. Lawrence frigate was to sail
from Rio ir few days on a cruise to the
southwark.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-20
NEsToRED TIM BLIND no SIGHT,


nV.Iu L
nr. J. sNYnER-Ftcling hyseli under tho highest ohh
ya 9nsto you io the bene6i have received under YOU
rcatmeni. Amer having undergone all the usual modes o
judrg he last ie months without the least 3p
parent benefit and having almost 1s the sight Of m, owe
md being e I'M VERY unhealthy condition, my ease hrul
given ur as hprct.s one hv ny former lnctor,, uret
which, 10 is coIt,c OF weeks my etcs rtat,rsd Co
noic ei treatment
rlitude, and ne ahbety to This Tor The hrneh'
ot tue afflicted ruhlib, Yours truly, 4, bOAlN.
Mrs. FskSnuaGuR. Of rln, 10, fuf years was almos
siuainedior any kini Of business; hu lost t,r
,he l. she TO dunnt kind hu.iress.
Also lirNHT NAlrEH OF tiis place tFou BALD wns
7lctej with bad diseased eyes anducfraion of the
our- snd applied 20 Dr Snyder nnd restored
20 o r'' sight aud tca healhy condinon.
luu" LNiuS, - llhguN, A. afli''ed with remat,'
hi' i,a e. HHinifa, ena lrNr DARK from Tor
une Wtetsi lfn,ca,ua % ~, p, Ms eyes was soon
Mr. IfY6xyMfu, IiIHn, wa. uiicted for Eve year.
sith very bai diseased ewes md almost blind applied to
~ q. aud hPs been tc'to'vd To- hghi, aud s eyes 10
neaIhy condition. % ihathe squahhtdto do any Kind el
.u.iutss
A,o--G. W Bttog, son ami dDrghiot Of @. w. Black
Of ih.n with REMARKABLY bid ca,v, OF opihalma, which
and hflvi ue skin of the nlvscitus which had wholly
Hsqusltirj hcn i'm On, knd ofbusnes 0v application
10 Dr. rnyderthey have been restored % Aheahy eon'
iiton--rfa now able 10 doa kind oflnbof.
MIR. luoNkg IIHNhy, of Snhdusky, City was afflicted
with y,f bal dfehssd eyo'ih,d entirely psi the sight Of
Of hi lts und almost TIE utlcf applied 10 r. Sny
ef offu, ana was soon fs.toed to his iahiy useful
husband ami father.
Many oh,r could be mentioned but u u dcemeduhnec'
essnTy, and would only addthate mode ,ofteanent pfac
tced hy r Snylef recn discovery and eayss alto.
getr of use the old mode o reducing he systemcu
ing iGeaton, hliseting Sc NJ vel a. the use ~
eusunl nn fu rantes vzi hue stone, blue ~
any pdef hing which can,efses and d6gpfng the eye D.,
contracting tle muscles
ny person, Wishing Mfthcr information wiz dh well u
communicate with ctf OF the person. r"fetted 10 shove
et No ch4rycs for examination or udvice-if no bene
10 is ceivet no ehargcs win be made.
e.F-ur SNYDER takcs pleasure In saying 10 the pub
o that Tfin CITY Is plrasan add healthy lbcaiun, ar'
good boarding can D. had from 81 2iuto s3tprr week
OHce-m q. ~. Black Biock, WHshtHg1oH
Sfrret, Tifiin city, uhi".
Jan. 90 857 ~ 6
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that J.. W. Car
don has been appointed Administrator Of the
estate Of Solomon Smith, late OF seneca Co.,
deed, J. W. OABDON.
Fes, 9Th, '57-4w-s
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-20
lROLT HOUSE,

EN- HOLT PROPR1ETt r..
s,,,oted ON the corner of Adams and dsandusky
e,.o'ts vest side ofthe Sandusky Riycrn the City
oc Tiain, has been lately repaired and furnished
for the especial accommodation ofthe travelling
nnhiic. IN . Houseis In the pleasaniest part OF
tso cav. and is a large eommodious and splendid
t,'ildi,s. well adapted 10 the purpose OF public
b,use. Ii isbuta a few rods from, and In 'ight'oi
ne Railroad Dedot IL is the nearest ana most
c,wmodIous tavrn To that point. MI hoiH
takes pleasure in announcing to the pubic th''
his II iuse contains plenty oi large y, allA y, nnu
''' WE'LL FURNISHED
he'd R IONS. lie could also invite alt Of bic
old cnst ,mers. 70 give him call, as he thinks
theywillbe satisfied. ~,
Timu, Oesii7, lS5e tF
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-20

The Upper Saudusky V'ndic0tor (it
tries us to write so lOnga name, came
out last week with one column of news,
on = half sheet. The editors apology
was that his "boss was on bender" A
hale too much steam in the "biler. -
Would it not b, a good plan to shut down
the volues and let the steam escape into
the streat?
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-20
T @ THE SICK.
mARoH APPOINTMENT.
DR.. "A. TUBBS,

GFNs fis OnbOg
A NAtYrlC PHYSICIAN, walbt ia attendance At
"a rlFftN, the shawhin nou o.. ffidav Oh Nrr.h.
fRENuNt, Kssstr's Am. team, rhufsday, s,h March
buChRUS, ucCoy. lotcl a,uulav. ith M-r,h
~, pse Ma enni aea "espon4 rea iha bone testimony
tsu'tltion upou aIdseases ofthe Throat tuurs
hcefi,Lvcf, stomach, howc, kiiee,t and Snecn also
nen.ia, femnic diseases. Ahau anil cvof Impurities
oite u1oi Erup ions, tanners, gcr, and ailutet
g'fanlug conplothiii
Fef ,o,re ysai, pf rb,s devoted bis entire timeto
chronic diseases treating lhous,njs aunualy many of
mineflls % hef nn.cns EMPLOYED nor 1us
make sok 70 make cn nbt ter down tobriid bp The
medicuescan bc taken with safety by the most lr'te
audpeueHs MAY femaia tt hone ard continue with rfi.
dencc hcroflinery dietand cNctoie Mant have
ofed under the treatment amer fenGl and phyeian bad
given alhopo, the indisnushlt evidence which
niwaysbe furnished, tnvaldsi howcvcr rfnced and de
paing, toea aud may be hssutcd tat uoee.
ooufagement WILDE gvco Of expense incufed, without
1rfosrondina prospect offecovety
BurrgWNUr RnGE, Seneca co., Nov, 1886.
Da. TUnos, DEuR Sh;
My son Simon Jackson, having
been restored to health by your treatment, a
sense o gratitude to you as we'll as desire tn
benefit others, make Il my duty to cettfy 20
yourself an community generally, that h. " aH
afflicted acute Hheumatism. resulting amer
much suffering IN otopSy OF the chest aud
disease Of the heart, with violent paipitation
For weeks he was unable to he down at all.
and as every thing thot had been done iot him
was OF no avail whatever, we were about deS
pairing entirely OF bis recovery. But [ am
happy 10 say, that your emedies aud treat
meuiwere completely successful, ellroting
radical cure, aud there has been no return ui
that disease up to this time which is about
two years.
amFery respectfully your friend and ohe
iient servant JOSEPH JACK SON.
A statement WILL be found In connection
with Dr.. Tubbs appointments from an old and
reliaJle citizen otthis county, which well de-
serves the attention Of all Who may tequirt
medical assistance
Flts.-TheiT Durability.
Ha,cEvuLE, rrumhul couuiv, q. lult 1855.
nr ruunS -ir-tyo yeaTs 49, last April. called viii
my son 10 have him t'aedGri its lie had had them
e weeks or anl ahllfbeorc Amer on tfssrbef
he had hut one no has had none since then.
Nsfious other irncs had been given without benefit
AL outphy hy,ican said he never could be cure
Your trnv SOTO MON UinEn.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-20
Plnfnrna IN pnnar-

Persons wishing to send to distant
friends the light Of their counteuence, can
do SO by calling on Fay & Tunison, and
procuring one of their 'besutifJ paper
pictures. NJ you are sick enclose ps
per picture, and show your friend how
-cadaverous YOU look. If well,Uiee versa,
IL in love smile on your sweet heam -
Tunisou q Fay will send the smile just
precisely as it Eraces your lips. Using
not drop Of its honey.
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PRESERVE YOUR TEETH
&@aS

tfJf-fAefe
WOULD YOU 'VB HEALTHi
WOULD hOU HAVE COMF0HTf
WOULD YOU u AVE DE N'TYi
W,lli y1u in,te1l of liiea.ed gim' ul'rrtted trch
~ ,ni r'ihsome rr1th have, hanh, hrauit, sweet
,fcath, oufr, AMI lcanlinoss-pfr'rrrr Vour teeth
SOra StE4s Us \SJhST
rinlers his prles,, nj services to the people NJ Tifr
al Vi dtv, aui fiypr'p1rel 70 insert tlt late aRo
niU nu,ifnl styles in'ouipihle teeth, rom Que TO
~ a e. ~ fnii silver or Suits pcrrhA,
RI iliagtaF' not o. hat soft spongv texture witch In
teal " be,ntiyng. bsouteh iniuro and de'irny th'
.eth hns rsated. Bu perfectly solil. henniiull,
,o siod AIDE will cfeeu ly preserve the teeth ,enIs.
Ts'th eaned in the est manner, without pain hts-
'Nsd gnm' re'ior'dto at an alloperluons nef'arne'
PAID TO CORREG ING IRREGULARITIES n
UH LDREN'S TEETH al The Lest references an.
pecmens Of his work NAV be seen times al h Occ
in T'nh's Block, ovefN ite X ir,'s store.
II in Nov. %. SO ~
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iA \ a asAto
lnce more wetake poasnrein announcing to our rendt
lanipairons that n receipt Of larger stock Of
occre than was everhrnught this market. Cousisrr
rtof VERY large assortment 0f sugars yfups holnsses
a. 'oee toJaoco spines Ne, &C., every thing IN fro.
sry Inc Give call hound 10 sell IA 'arse
. nalll llluanutestosuital
H.A. BUsRlRK a Go.
O,tober5thHb5 No. 4 3shawhanis Block.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-20

TUESDAY NIeHT was almost swarm as
midsummer. The sakes and frogs are
out, mistakiag February for May. This
weather is net much like that which we
had tins Time last year.