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The Breach Widens.

The Washington correspondent Of the
N. Y. Tribune, under date of Nov. 30lh,
writes as follows, with regard to the rup-
ture between Gov. Walker and the Pres
ident;
To-day the relations between the Pres.
ident and Governor Walker have assumed
new aspect, aud while friendly profes-
sions are still interohangod, IL is under
stood that either the resignation or the
removal Of Walker will take place before
the meeting Of Congress. The former al
Tentative is Tow not probable, but the
ether may be preeipilated by the action
Of tho Cabinet tomorrow.
Tho President iustifes his course in
sustaining the Convention on the ground
thas its legality had been recognized in re-
ality by Congress and himeelf, and lhsI
he is bound to accept this recognition, al
though he would have preferred that Che
whole Constitution should have been sub
miued 10 the people.
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Nova. .days al9iosl every body knows (or think
they know every thing about Electricity. SO.
perhaps. q mny be useltss 10 sry any thing
of The philosophy % the Electro Therapeutic
baths; ~ very body Will haYe hls own theory any
how. Bot. AZ truth i often stanger than fiction,
we will venture q lev facts in illustrations
ETEuY body don't know; bot, every ELECTRO
TuERArEUTIsr and sciontfc CHEMIST DOES
know that the current Of Electricity from the Pos.
tive Pole Of battery, will dissolve and decom
pose The hardest metals; while Inc current III M the
NEGATIVE pole viii ro.organiza thom back nraia
into their former solid condition These proper
tea IN Electricity are used for Gaivanizing or
Plating. The Gold for instance. s Dissolved nt
tho Positive Pole and carried on the currents Of
Electricity through the solution and deposited
again IN solid gold at the Negative Pole.
Another fact we'll known (no. to every body) to
every Therapeutic Chemist, is, thata current Of
Electricity sufficiently strong 70 dissolve met.
ss and even diamond itself, may be passed
through tho living orgnaisn and scarcely be ielt.
From scientific application OF the above nam.
ed properties 20 tho treatmetnt OF disease, results
the whole beautiful mystery (for mystery Il must
seem 10 most) Of Or. K Compound Electro The
rapeutc Baths. The cure nts Of Electricity being
passed through tho 'ystem 10 such manner and
under such conditions that they dissolve ano car
~ out all foreign poisonous and tfee matters.
thereby thoroughly cleansing and purifying ne
entire system. from the crown Of the bead to the
soes Of the feet. Aeer this cleaning end purity
ing process, the patient s then pvt into another
Bath, aud the negative current applied. which i'
the re-organiziug, strengthening, invigorating'
tonic current.
Thus. IN one short hour. accomplishing more
IN the treatment Of obstinate Chronic Diseases
Than could be accomplished IN n whole month
under the best treatment that coold be given
without the Bath.
In fact, many diseases that arc entirely beyond the
reach Of any other treatment, yield 90 these
Baths as the wax 10 the candle.
Every body acknow Wedges the renovating and
curative powers Of Electricity; even In Ne ordina'
~ uuscientifc mode Of Naturalization. Hence Il Is
unnecessary TO say more on the subject, The Or.
pdnuniiy being presented, tho Invalid can avail
himself Of the benefits without runring any risk
whatever.
Or See terms, &C, In advertisemn. in another
column.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-04
Panic In ENGLAND.

The last steamers from Europe bring
intel igonce Of terrible monetary panic
in England, ever moro disastrous than
that, which has just swop; over tlis conn-
Try. All the principal banks. including
tho Bank Of England, have suspended
specie payment aud the rate Of discount
las advanced from six to ton per cent.
The panic has also extended to other parts
Of Europe.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-04
nInrmnn ARaira.

Latest advices from Utah, by way Of
California, confirm the report Of tho de-
ftruoLion Of the Government trains by the
Mormons; also that the murder Of the
omigrant train by the Indians was insti-
rated by them. Tho War Department
has ordered q detachment Of troops from
California and Oregon to march immedi-
nlely to Salt lake, Nothing has been
heard recently from the troops sent across
the plains.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-04
woo6l Woodll Woodlll

Those indelhed to us on subscription
can p-y in wood, il brought in soon.
We must have the wood or the money.
Eiauklur TIonsc Of w. G. Hedges q co d,
willp1y unh rate Of ISrrnrsr on money De-
posted a specified time, as may be agreed upon
l'y Tho parties,
eve pay the usual rates Of interest on deposits
subject TO Withdrawal on demand
JOSIAH HEDGES,
A. G. BALDWIN,
w G. HEDGES
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-04
New York Mavoraltv.

An election for Mayor took place in the
city Of New York, on Tuesday last Tho
contest was between Fernando Wood, the
present incumbent, and Danl, F. Teimann,
'he peoples candidate. The result, SO
far as heard from, indicates the election
of lehman by handsome majority.
Woods administration has been a curse
10 the city.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-04

DErRoTr, Nov. So,,-A large number Of
vessls are reported ashore, some wrecks,
by arrivals from the Upper Lakes.
The propeller st. Nicholas, from
Racine, bound for Kingston. Q. W.. load
cd with 10, 600 bushels Of wheat, went
ashore on Sleeping Bar, on the 22d inst,
and is probably total loss An the
crew were saved excepting the steward,
who was frozen 10 death. The vessel is
insured for $4,000.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-04

THH GRsArEsr nnoovKRY o. THE Aoe.-ii seldom oo
oufl, that notice. under any circumstances, patent
medicines ,steraves, any thing Of the kind for We
have prejudice against most ofthem But eandor com
pe nYite attention to the advertisement Of Prot
Woods Hair Restorative in the last column Al the bottom
Of the thrd page Of this paper We too Juvenile to
require any thing Of the hind but instances of use
have to knowledge which almost that It
sovereign remedy against the hair becoming pematurey
riy. Tsnot a"Ialr Dyer bu upon It's application as
directed, the effect is produced tie skin, which brings
out the original, native oolored hair without iihei and
gives, It glossy natural appearance We have per
who have used IT, and they much pleased with H.
Examine tho udverisement-I Missouri Republican.
aV-soldby all the Druggisb dei.lm
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-04
rho Treasury Eaters and the Mormon
Wnr.

The Treasury Department believes that
the expenditures can be restricted within
fify-two millions annually, less the cost
Of the Mormon and Indian wars. A
large scheme is on foot here to call out
the militia from California, C,tgon and
Missouri, against tho Mormons, with a
view Of repeating tho Florida Treasury
plunder.-N y. Tribune
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-04
Tho PresldentIa : Idessage.

Look out for the Presidents Message
II viii be sent in to Congress next Mon
day and viii appear in our next issue,
We are anxious to know what position the
President win take on the Kansas Ques-
tion.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-04
NOW rs THE TIME.

Thosc who dosiro to keep thom-
solves posted with regard TO the
doinea of Congress and our State
Legislature, should subscribe for
Tribune Immediately. II our
friends win exert themselves in
our bohalG, we can double our list
hy tho lst Of tanuary.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-04

RE- Ex- Gov. Hammond of South
Carolina has been excited to the U. S.
Senate, to dll the vacancy Occasionod BY
the death Of Judge Bptler.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-04

RE It's believed that Hon. Nathan
Clifford Of Maine will receive the appoint
ment ofU, S. Supreme Judge, in place Of
Judge ourliss, who has resigned
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-04

WAsnINoroN. Nov. 24.--orders were
issued to-day from the War Department
for two colnmus Of troops ono from Cali
lornia and one from Oregon, TO proceed
80 Utah as soon as the necessary Subsis.
tonce could be obtained.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-04
AunIroR's OFFIoE, SENroA Gown

City Of Hhn, December 4h a. ID 1881
Agreeable to the proyson of entitled
prescribing the duties of County Auditors passed February
hereby give notice that the several tracts ond parts
contained the foregoing list much thereof will pay taxes in
erest and penalty charged thereon will be sold at the Court House the
City Ih the second Monday in January A. d. 1885, eng the
fore that imO. dec4-6w) j. M. STEVENS Anditor
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-04

Egr Hon, c. O. Clay Of Alabama has
been reolocted to the U. s. Senate. COR six
years from tho 4th Of March 1859.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-04
The Untorriaed.

AZ this particular crisis, when the Ma
iional Democracy are arrayed in section
Al strife; when tho Washington UaiOa is
l,urling It's thundorbolts, at the heads Of
Northern regulators and threatening
them with political annihilation, it is in
.terestine to know who are the traitors,
who dare stand up in opposition to James
Buchar IN and his mouth piece, the Ua.
ION, and advoclte the doctrine Of popu-
lar Sovereignty. as embodied in tho Kan
s,s Nebraska Bill. the Cincinnati Plat
form &c. Tho OHIO Statesman gives a
list Of journals, besides itself, which have
taken this position, as follows;
Providence (R. I) Post. Fornoy's
philadelphia Press, Detroit Free Press
piusburgh Union. Toledo Commercial
Milwaukee News, Dubuque EXPRESS, Da'
venpart (Iowa) Democrat, Buffalo Cour'
jer, n. Y. Journal OF Commerce, Louis
pille Democrat, Illinois State Register
rClalena Courier. FreepoTt Bulletin, Urbana
Constitution, Woodsheld Spirit Of Demoo-
Taov, Mansfield Shieldand Banner, Gueru-
sew lefsrsonian. Boston Post, Spring
field { Mass Argus, Princeton (Iil)
Democrat. Islander and Argus, Rock Is
lind. H.. Indianapolis (Ind. J State Sem
ainel, Clermont sun. Albany Atlas and
Argus, Bellaire Democratic Era, Chicago
Times, aud Others good and true.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-04

re- Jas. g. Birney, Abolition cpndi.
dale for the Presidency in 1874, died at
Perth Amboy N ], on Wednesday morn
iug last.
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SPECIAL NOTICES:
GARD FROM CARR & co.

rANpudkfi Dhioi ueccmuef laii lcofs
n ENTs-Tn addressing ron this circular. woud
" mention that since wanron you with oBr last there
has been advance on Bar Iron, Nas ard Gas and IN
e midst Of our enlargement by connecting the Sheet Iron,
Spring and Axle trade with the husine there hasoeouucd
extraordinary crisis In the financial Affairs of tho
iry, which prs quetus check tho whole business
community.
Ia view ofhis monetary ealamity offer At Wholesale
our entire stock Of Fencing, Finishing Wrought Annealed
and Cut Nl' Cast and Spring Steel for Sleigh shof''
sheet Iron, Pipe Shell Roxes, Cast Sleigh Shoes Wagon
Huhhs &c 80, at about cost for cash.
Our stock Of Iron Is large and oompleoi also, heavy
stock Of Sheet iron. We offer Pipe Boxes cheaper than
ihay be bourl and transported from the Fast Wagon
lphhs supplied IN lnrHc small quantities, ~ Manufacu
refsprioos We areprpar,d TO ll Your or l'ri promptly
and grateful forbade heretofore extended u.s. respect
fully solicit your further orders, and femun,
(doi.2m) Truly Yours, CARR co.
Banking House Of w. O. Hedges a Co.,
Pay Interest Deposits
Remaining Months, at per cent.
"5
I9 40
Deposits payable at any time return ofccridcate.
JOSIAH HEDGES,
A. c. BALDWIN,
July 10, 1857. w. c. HEDGES.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-04

Rar TIE Turnpike Stocks Of the state
nf Ohio have been sold to John Paul &co.,
ior two hundred and Eve thousand dol
lars, payable, in six per cent stocks Of the
saios The saleis said to be a good one
for the state,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-04

~ A delegate convention Of the Free
State party OF Kansas Was called TO meet
4. AZ Lawrence. on Wednesday lasl, to take
siuto consideration the present political
cpDdiiion Of the Territory.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-04

EgT The Stqissnan says that Hon, s.
s. Coxshas gone to Washington, pledged
20 resist che adoption by Congress Of the
Kansas Consultation, unless submitted 20
the people
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-04
LIST OF LANDS

And Town Lots and parts Of Lots within tho County Seneca in the
State Oo returned delinquent by George H. Heing Treasurer Of
said County, with the Taxes Penalty and Interest thereon for tho year
a. d. 1886 and the simple for The year d. 1851
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ESPECIAL ATTENTION PAID 10
Insurance Of Dwellings, Farm Properly out.Buiid.
ing ana oonianis
vorablo terns.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ben. a n. A. Whitiock q Co.

Ben. AZ Il. A. Whitiock a. Co.,
10 Bekmaa Street, corner of Nassau, opposite the Astor
House,
PRoPiuEros or Tine PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREANT CABINET
IMPORTERS Of Cognac hrandies for druggists and
merchants use from otard Dupny Co. Hennessey net Cas-
bon Coz and other houses the highest reputation
etors OF the celebrated brand the proof
Coguae, viz
Vineyard Of Chateau Fcrnard,
ilqneur DIES champs dor,
Superior vineyard, vleux Cognao
ALSO
Exclusive importers OF the
Old Royal Hollands
Bnrgonaster schnapps,
And several brands of sherry Madr and Port Wines &e
Ales, porters, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, cRIEsANT
BM&E "A. W. 60, the wine
are receipt Of shipments by regular packets those who
not have given trial 10 do that
VIII be found superior in decacy Of favor and quality
present imported
Benz. N. Whitlock,
Edwd A. whiock,
Fredk j. Hayerstck, BEN. a. f. A. WHITIOCK a 90
Oliver w. Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer.
May 26--1y$
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Valuable J
-arm and water-power for sale.

fINHE undersigned offers at private sale very de-
srabe farm, containing $40 II Is located
southeast extremity OF Charles Maryland and bounded
the south the Potomac by the Wcomico
and on the north by ace that empos It's into the wcomco
and the mouth OF which there sufficient current propel mills
any desirable
The lands are well adapted TO the growth Of wheat and
bacco and from tho abundance that annually floats
its shores and the quantity shells that could
Of the richest farms the county There supcrabundance
wood and comfortable dwelling kitchen, quarters
house stables and large barn all in good order oysters fish,
wild fowl are abundant Communications to Baltimore and the
uict Of Columbia are almost daily Address
JOHN HAAfEIaSBY,
June 6-lawu Harris Lot r. o., Charles Md.
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The First Exhibition
OF THE WASHINGTON IoRTIcUlruRllI s

VNTILI open far the admission of visitors on Tues
wv day next the 10th instant Mt Mr. Corcoran's Building
between 18th and 18th streets and will close Thursday
afternoon at 8, p.
The following schedule Of peminms Will aMnrdcd. VIZ:
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H0WARDS United States Supreme Court Re-
ports. 10Th vol, session of 1867 trt
This day published.
Juno 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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DOCKS FROM LONDON,

Il Chapman's HoInprs Had, vols So
Francis Qnarlc's Enchiridian, vol, 81 cents,
Selden's Table Talk, vol, 81 %,
Withers Hymns aud Songs, vol, 81 rs. .#.
Auhrey's Miscellanles, vol, 81.
Mathers ProviCienccs in New England, 81 25.
Southwells Poctcal Works, ST.
Tales of the CENT / vol, illustrated, 81 25.
Rabeais' Works, vols, So.
The Heptamcron of Margaret Of Navarro, vol, 81
juno is FRANCK Ia
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.
INVENTED BY EUGENIo LATrIA ARCHITECT NJ. s. B. A., &c
DESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
~ ages, and farm buildings. Once, Gohca, Cappaqua
Westchester county, New York
June 17-du
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Trust Sale in Virginia.


Trust Sale in Virginia.
pY virtue of a deed of trust executed to me on
I'D the l5, day Of December 1856 H. Iay and wife for
the henent Of King and Dawson will proceed The 18th ov az
June 1857 the town Of Scosvle State of Virginia c NJ ,b
lie house town. known ne tba
occupied by james y which formerly owned Nv
George w Dlard The lot four acres and M
a comfortable dwelling house ~ " " 49,
Terms Cash enough day pe the costs Of
drawing and recording the deed Of rcauiro and al 10
the residue Of the purchase six and twelve ,oons
with interest from date, will be given
-, wM. NJ. WADE,
'uno o-e'sh s4.& Trustee
Suffer- LEA ~ Cop THOMAS r. Suffer-
. lAthAeis 4 LUKE
WASHINGTON Cry. Ir1Jrp r s,soor
CMOOT, RUSSELL, & CO., Bankers Leayenyvortb
~ CITY, IT, dealers in exchange notes and hand
and all business appertaining lrstcass agency
Europe. $3.50
LUTHER r. sMooT
WM. II. RUSSELL.
(0f Majors Russell, y
THOMAS r. SUFFER-,
LUKE LEA
Corner Main and shawnee streets opposite Hotel
Ap lo-dScpom Ieavenworth City, X. T.
Qc 100 REWARD will be given for the apprehension
ND and delivery Of William Garrison from ra
mouth April last taking with him from am 70 oo
dollars OF money which by means OF false kew
Said Garrison about years nge feet inches high saow
complexion, sighted and miller above reward
secured SO hat nc may be brought back aud dealt
cordng 70 law THOMPSON J. SULLIVAN
juno z-@wim Falmouth, Va
The Washington Union Richmond Er,,,rer
Louisville (ky Democrat Charleston Mercury 81 louis Democrat
New Orleans Delta, Augusta Ga) ConstoaI Caanoua o.
zete baltimore SUM- hatcher Trader, Nashville n
please publish the above twice a week for month
this Office for collection, with marked paper send
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VISITING CARDS.--Upon the receipt of 81 the
subscriber forward by mail postage raid, package Of 25
cards of the written in the most beautiful style
the written the engraved cards that they
soed by burrng The writing perfectly ndebe and
great variety or styles be had In the pack Wedding
home, and invitation cards promptly attended TO-
letter stamps specimens desired and address
WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON,
June is Krkwood House, Washington, d. {.
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EUR SALE.--A large and commojous brick dwell
hgouse, three high handsomely finished In nods"
having dry cellar rooms convenient h buildings and eas
us houghou Commando IRON tho upper stories m oxten
view OF ihe Potomac II Is situate 10th and 2ist
VIM very desirable neghborood and within three I.autesi
~ tpe ffcsdents fause Also the vacant house ad.
stt required -ihe whole making continuous frontage
T"wetW 10 het, by 1870 ih'dcph,
near p 'So 70 n samuel so 10Th to Col l. Edwards street
june l7-eodlnt
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York.
Trinity Building Ill Broadoay
INIIE assets Of this company amount to nearly FOUR
DOLLARS entirely cash. or which three mil
s1 hundred thousand dollars mortgage
real estate in the city and State New nine
lions Of dollars.
The entire profits already amounting HUNDRED
thousand dollars tho property or the policy holders
Z
Forms Of application and pamphlets giving every information sup
Piled applying at the office or Of the company agents.
FREDK s. WINSTON President
ISAAC AfHATT Secretary.
SHEPPARD ROMANS, Actuary
aNTURN POST, H. d., Medical Examiner.
May 26--1ys
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William Grandin,
aprssEtioRAT-IAw
AND UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS COMMISSIONER,

We would call attention TO the card of VIM. ESQ.,
commissioner for most Of the States
sioncr in the United States Court Of Claims
oughy with business departments
Washington and the practice of the United
INe,o York Daily Nass4
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wooIIens.
1857.
WILSON G. HUNT co, IMPORTERS,
80 to 36 Park Place,
wooIIens.
wheeler & Wilson.
FsmiIie, Manufactur,s ami Cyne,

MANUFACTURING CoMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MAcHrNEs
Fhmis, Manufacturers, Others.
1INIiESE machines combine all the improvements
Il that have been invented Their increasing sale
and the unanimous approval they have
eeyed warrant the propetors warmly them They
nave been IN use sufficiently long TO test them thoroughly
given entire satisfaction -
Among the they possess over all others
IS 4. ~
l Beauty aud simplicity Of construction consequent
from derapgement and need Of repairs. lsaf
"a, unexampled ease and rapidity Of operation
Sd. Noseless
4b The remarkable perfection stitching and their aoica
blhty to variety OF purposes materials -
Principal Office No aa Broadway New agencies
in the principal cities OF tho Union. '5El
May 2G-Iy*
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New YORK.

Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.
A immense assortment of seasonabIe fabrics con.
IA stantly On hand also a full
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF cARPErNGs
ocohs mangs rugs mats materials lace curtains Rt
cornces, window shades, &c, &c, &c
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRIcEsl
lord 4 TAYLOR,
. 255, 257 269, and 2Gl Crane street,
May 26-1y and Al and 40 catharine street
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MANUFACTURING coMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES.
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LADIES UNION FEsuvAL-We learn that the net pro-
cees of the ladies Union Festival for the benefit of the
Young Mems Christian Association amounted to about
$3.50
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Cyrus w. Field ~ Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,

INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers K
J. their large stock of printing writing, wrapping
kinds Of which they offer for sale the prices
May 26--ly*
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NTILLARDS HOTEL. G. & III. A. Willard,
Pennsylvania and Fourteenth street Washington D.
Jan 29--dft
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ny The President
Jony Arrrros, Acting Secretary Of state.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-07-16

party, who acts on behalf Of Western
Board of Underwriters, and pronounced
too unsafe to be insured. Yet she was,
run. We are told, and have reason 20,
believe that she had been racing against
the Napoleon; that on two previous oc.
casions she had been on fre from over
heating, and her mal-construetion; that
she was twice on fire on Friday after.
noon ere the fatal connagration occur
red, but that instead of stopping to ex-
hnguish the fire properly, she was push
ed on, so as not to allow the NAPOLEON TO
gam upon her, man being set to watch
tue fiame whenever it should burst out
and extinguish it with bucket Of wa
ter silly and impotent device! The
tlre was creeping along unperceived by
him, until, ere bo became aware of It
and gave the alarm, there was no hope
Of controlling its fury Then came a
scene such as tongue and pen alike fail
to describe-such as the Imagination
fails to conceive. Men, women. chill.
dren, rushed with terror and wild ex.
citement, pell-mell out of the fiery
arms of one destroyer into the cold en-
braces Of another"