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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-14

c.Sctss.rI, January I'm, 49,
By feaue sye my op'n.on oi Me oh'aa ,
-, nm, ro,I have had two foois Put on !" )
,,,nv. and believe II ially Is so"d rs f"ptes. ~
A. and lis best 10y lar OF any composition ,oo'.
M. uiaev. am acquainted With Hand ,l'"f
son, II chicago. ~ g. Oh yeurs
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AxoxHEa circumstances OF Fowl
PIAr.-s Suspicious having been excited tina,
Nrs. Marths Krebs, who kept a millner
store At the corner oil Second and Perry
s,reets, and died Thursday evening, came
to her death by foul play, Esquire Eagal
IN the absence of the coroner, vest erday
slled an inquest. IL appeared that the de-
ee, 'sed was OF incorporate habits; that on
uo,.',v afternoon she went GU, TO saloon
ken, bv one Mr.. Doyle, and drank two
,,..... . be, r and one Of whiskey; that at.
-, he, return he sat down upon chair in
he, store, and &C. ,ording TO the testimony OF
her daughter and a on-in-iaw' who were the
only persons present., she fell down and
struck her head against The side Of 'he
counter, which produced .'esere confusion
uoon the forehead. She wss then put IN
bed by her daughter. and one quart o,'''e
full, and pitcher partly full OF So''sey
were supplied to her setween that ''@s an'
Thursday morning a. four O'clock on
Tnursday about 8 O'clock r d. 'he 0'e''
after having discharged through thro"g' 'hs
nostriIs q quantity Of coffee which size mao
jus, drank. 1t also appeared that sc' esh''
As of q person in distress OF being 'hoAeu
had been heard in the house on Thu 'saay
about s o'clock A. d. These screams We
daughter and son explain BY saying tina.
they came from some young men who
lodge in the house. Doctors Parker and
Rierdon, who were present at the inquest
gave their opinion that from The symptoms
testified TO by the daughter and son-in Law,
the death Of deceased could not have been
caused by the liquor which she had used
The above particulars were written o"t
iu Us by friend who was present at The
ipqses,. The verdict of the inquest was
withheld until 4 pos, norton examination
could be made. The above named medical
gentlemen we're engaged in making the e&
Animation lsss evening.
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BITTEN Ell A MAD CoLr "A farmer, wh"
live. about twenty miles from this city, was
here yesterday on his way from Pi'tsbu'gh
where he had been to consult distinguish :
ed physician II appears that some wfek'
ago a mad dog bit colt belonging 10 this
person, While tying up the colt several
lays afterwards, the colt bi, him, and soon
afterwards died in covulsions, with egs,y
symptom of hydrophobia. The man was Of
course greatly alarmed, and at once stare
for Pittsburgh to place himself under The
care Of physician who has some fans IL
curing such cases. The man appears wei
COW but he does not feel safe
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HEAVY SALE. BY notice, it will be seen
that Mr.. J. N Cannon has sold one halt OF
his Saw, Lath and Planning Mill, 10 Mr.. 6.
II. French, and fine firm win hereafter be
Cannon 4 French. The News says one
halt the mill, lumber, and land occupied by
the yard, with the houses, &c, cold for
x47 NOo--s heavy sale. The new firm
will promptly attend to all orders in their
line Of business.
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BURNING FLUFF. MIR. Henry II. Brown
has recently invented a burning mud elm
liar to the many compositions now in use
the chic nda,ion Of which il In be
ing non.sxplosive. The objection to cam
phene and the several burning Auiis in com
Hon use, is the danger arising from the''
explosions. If Mr.. Brown as he claims and
illustrates, make fluid. that burns equally
clear and brilliant and without the danger,
he certainly has accomplished something
that should enurs TO his pocket he Is
now engaged in sellids receipts to ma re
this iiuid TO families in this city.
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ADDING oN.-The Rock Island Advert.
ser says that at least 100000 should be
added to the total sum of manufactures in
that city, as published by the Advertiser
few days ago. This would make the a.
mount nearly million dollars.
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LATE PAPERs We thank Mr.. b. Perry
who las just returned from the East for a
package Of late New York and other pa
pers. Mr. P will soon have a new stock
Of fine clothing, &c, purchased while East.
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PRIVATE DOARDIN0

NAY DO had on he west side OF Ripley street, q
ivl door from Third. A Sestlsman aud lady OF swS
can b. aeso u nedAtsd with omivrtable rooms an,
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.IEAsF II Lotto upon WHICH are efessen ~
n hu,dlngs usoi as wagon msAet a.a in nsy-
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Fam for Sale.

t,u, subseriber yi,sses 10 dispose of farm OF 70"
ssros, situated. one mile north Q. Long oc,,s Of
e@.,iv knorD as the MeGary farm, so ae's "
r,hS Are unle,f eultiy alton, with house, slao,',
s"il els. TERI A.. Ieasonabiei one.h.d essn a. nj
DE balance on tine. Apply 10 the ahoe'"k"~' ~
hls r.sidsncai in Long Grove. ,,uv cpIKVE
i,,tl4 ulmWits ~-~-.--~---------z
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HUPPotsS'1
AIRS. RErTs' uteTu- Abdominal Sdppoftefi !"
nj ven, ed by Mrs SaIah belts, phllidslrh and
ITO bly Jrcomnls nlad BY the Medical Faculty a. !"
i.s inc BIS, INSTRUMENT of the KIDD. For sale b:
FRASCIs JACObY, ia.
,n,odiy Apothecary
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HARPER AND GODEl
EoR MARCH, lust received with Ill INC '"@'
J Miagazines,st NOOK yaoMs
No, 20 Brady Gt eel, near the fotoa amau.
mGLg .
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+. CLOSE T. cos. COLUMN.
4aro mare.

4. CLOSE 4 co, WHOLESALE 4 RE.
TAIL DEALERS IN HEAVY SHELF
HARDWARE, No. 15 BRADY STREET,
DAVENPORT, IOWA, We are now fully
prepared 10 Offer the trade aud our retail
customers great bargainGwe only ask
calls from those desiring to purchase ar
ticies 4 n our line, and we guarantee
the most ptrfcctsatsfscton In all cases.
We espec tally ask dealers from the In
terror n cali upon as, belt ewing as we
do that eau Of
Ter them sufficient ~
Inducements to
buy from us,
thereby saving OK
pense Of going fur.
thar east Our
stock IL very large
and smbi aces all
the kinds Of goods
kept by any house east
o. west Of rs. 0upfar.
mers can find here the
best Of goods IN their
line We sill the eele
hrated Moline Flows,
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Ia perfect ricis 90 rth from their eslabIishm. ii
has gained for their Scales reputation hat has Iev
q, bssa surpassed In the whole range OF asefui M
hahism.
The Scales are unanimously Acknowledged as th'
,taasardin all transactions 10y weight.
4 lawsuit which arose from discrepancy o.
w.iyhls hel tween Of Fairbanks Scales Ia use b!
tan nallu.are a Ohio Railroad Company and one 81
aaaiher manufacture Was recently tflc'! u the toufl
ofComnuu Pleas, Raltiinore; thecasc occupied the
Loun two days ant Judge Marsiilt IN delis.s ax his
decision stated as NE result u bis slcBre, that th'
OF Fair1aak's Seaiey was established be yond
BURROWS, PRk1TYMAEA DAiZkLL
Tho well no WI reputation OF these Scales has ia
the vendors of iiup and worthless balan
ses TO orer them "a Fairbanks Scales, and pa rahas
Or, have thereby In many cases been subjected Il
fraud and imposition. The Manufacturers have no
controversy with honorable competitors Who trans
sel business ia thaf own names, bat regarding tbs
perpetrators Of tsabay fraud as purauiug course
siiks uajusl and dsh0norabe they take this method
10 cation The public VI lhais iu.positions.
I've patsniees manufacture under their own Ia
spe, tBu only al their faetoy In 81 Johnsbary, Vt.
For sale in ua, export solely BY
HukkUNS, PRk1fYMAN& pALZELL.
4. n \. FAIRBANKS q Co..
81, johusbary, VI, May u. 1880
iNnz1 dAWly.
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Ahdoiniual supporters

rIsI re.,iyaJ by express from the manufacture
y Tor tle ca 10 and prevention Of chapped hh"d
sc, Tor sale BY FRAs,iS JACoEf, JR,
tnna1 dIy hp0thecary
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LOCAL MATTERS.

0osslR.-Talking about mud, the mud.
disss item visible on the streets yesterday
was . rec. nosed, tangls-haired feminine,
who evidently hadn't the faintest idea Of
how she did come so--literally plastered
with rich Iowa soil from her battered bon
net down to her toeless boots. She had no
doubt fallen from the weight Of the brick in
her bonnet, and owing 10 the adhesiveness
Of the soil taken long roll before she
reached the perpendicular. Alas, imsgna-
ton cannot trace step by step the life
which gli,tersd arst pure as dew drop,
and 6nslly became the miserable thing Of
corruption we saw yesterday. To think
that the smiIng infant of to-day. its soul
crystal snowflake in purity, with
mothers gentle love breathing prayers
with her lullaby, may some day become
this Ioathsome spectacle Of inward and out
ward pollution alas! alas! And read the
sketch in this same column of another, who
lately occupied a higher place among her
Fellows, but upon whom the cold hand u
death has been placed. Yesterday, she
was the subject Of coroner's Inquest
brouah. to her bed BY in,emPersnce, with
a grown daughter at her side, and the qoes-
tion under investigation ofwhe,her violence
or liquor hurried her from life to the pre-.
seacs Of her Maker. u
The sunshine CLEANED bright
~ yesterday through milder atmosphere.
and the day was more spring like than any
other of the week. The isafers decorated
the corners in unusual numbers, but par
haps merely losfng from necessity The
spring business has not yet opened, and ma
ny who want to work csnnot get work. But
We saw one chap exhibiting the right spirit
He was neatly dressed, and ou'wardly look
cd a. If he had enjoyed an easy run through
life thus far. He was charging with Dor
rowed saw and buck upon big .wood-pile,
and a. deperstely intent on earning an hon
at dollar az aBy man to be met 10 days
-xslk. That individual will get along II
work don't end him, he will find work.
But, bless Us, when just beginning to Cos
sip, thu ere 10 cry OF copy enough. That's
certainly q more agreeable piece of in
formation than "msrs copy" when copy is
scarce-snd itDtells the editor his days
work 10 draw ing 10 close.
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Writing Academy,

IN Grixgs' block, corner Third and Ferry SIS,
now open far The reception OF prpils from nine
A. NJ. Nii ninc +. NJ daily.
Lessons given, and all kinds Of wiring executed
Ia order ey the uniersigned. Also teacher OF Pen
matship In the Commercial College.
9. rss .k,r tv elys Lessons, .,.......e2Oh.
Visiting cards per Pack,............ zUU
IitJf w. H PRATT.
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BURROWS, PRarfYMAH Z DALzRLL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Groceries. Iron. Salt, Cement, Ac
agents Tor the sale Of
!. C. Herring b Cos. Celebrated Fire and TAis'
SProof SAFE,
FL T. Fairbanks Scales.
WE shall Keep con SANITY on hand full stock o;
w Groceries, which We oRer 10 The trade rs 10 =
as can DO p0rcha sad in Chicago or IS. Louis, aud
purchaser. viii aud our goods 70 Do Of the be,
,,asiity and warranted eQaatto sample.
= UG AKs-Nuscayado, Porto kico, Clarified
- Crushed aud Powd-Ied.
4 SOFPEE-Rio, Mocha, Java, also Ground Go1se
Asna Essence Of Coffee.
MesarA.ss1s-s. orleans, sugar House A'' ss'
I'kAs-Impensl,9 z. Hysou, Gnnpow der aud Blass
SrlcEs-repper, Ailspiee, Cinnamon, Cloves,
- Ginger, Mustard and satmsss
SoAPs-Fancy aud Toilet, Family, Erasive and
I "a NDL Es-sperin, Alamantine, stesInc, stAr
Osnd Taiiow.
4 llLs---sperm, Solar, Lard, Bank, Resin, Lins-ed
~ and olive.
fAiNTs-While Lead aAd ZINC Paint.
(NlGARs Havana, Genn.n aud AInerean Brand.
Leaf, Virginia and Missouri
Pound, So os 6ist, Tn Foil and Smoking.
VEAsT POW DkKs Of varIous brands aud Kinds
HAEDiks-asaorted ana fancy, Gum and Lemon
~ Grops, Lozenges.
DRuNEs ia; glsss Jars, boxes and barrels, Citron,
i Fig Paste and Currants.
DiCKLks--undcrwood's brands, assorted sizes
DoWDEk, Shot, Lead and .Cara OF al Einis ana
Il sizes.
STARcH. Corn, Pearl aud Family,
NIUfs--Almonds, Bm.ii, Pii6erts, Pes, Pecan, s
IN Walnuts and Cocoa.
- AlsfNs-M. T. and Layer, Whole snd boxes ,
III Suitana and Malaga. f%eg'
4 H0COLAfk, Cocoa, Bro1a, FariIa, Tapioca,
~ Wheaton Grits aud Dat Meal.
Syracuse, Turks Island, Liver
- pool blown and Ground Al n.
and Utsa, HAGlsring Hair,
OStucco Plaster, Milwaukee and Ssndusky; Soda
Ash 3 tons Ia store and for saie.
QAsK Eis--Markst u 70 ~ bush, Corn and
ID Clolhes
yETo0DEN WARE-Tu6s, Pals, WAsh boards,
w Churns, Mops, Axe helyss..&
(yORDAGE--Msnilla, Juts HsnP and Collon
~ Cords eof all sizes.
ElISH-MackeFsl, salmon, WkTI6 Fish, Trout
i Goldfish aud smoked halibus.
(NLAss-.Window Glaze, . s.orted sizes, Tun
" blers, Jars add Demuoans.
MATcHss-Pis'cs & Go. and s.. Loai'.
PlPEs-Pancy r. D. aud stone.
Iron, steal. Nails and 8lacksmith's Tools.
iron, Pittsburgh Boiled aud Charcoal, Swsde ana
New York rsdnei Of al sises; Nail Rods superio
"r & CO. Round. Square, Fiss and uctAxoa, Engi
ihs.er, deruan and spring steel; Pillow Steel, ali
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9askjl1.
.. 3 "a ~ K E R S

- "A IN II II Ii -
COOK, sARGEXT & 6oVNEY, Iowa e4s. iowa
COOK, SARGENT 4 PARKER, Rock I6tand, His
cooA SARGENT COOK, r.. Des Aeines, i9ws
Bankers 4 Dealers II Exchange.
Nsfsssnd Riits s5itseied sad nrssssdp vsntttsdts
snypsrt Of tAs Usitsd Ststts.
Bills Of xxehangs ON all the principal Cite
Of the Unitsd States aal 1ureps,
Bought and 1elA.
III Money remitted 70 Europe in S5sAt EiHs, Nhis
can DO casbed in any town il EneA6d, Ireland OF
Wales, In sums q upwards.
..Re1eF tees
4. W. CLARK, St. Louis, NO.
+. w. CLARK, DODGE q CO.. New fork.
b. w. CLARK d CO., PhiIadelkhia.
). w. CLARK 4 CO., BostSn, Mass.
HssS 1ak SMITH 4 oOx Onica9s.
Selling Rates Of Exchange,
ny cooK K sARaEHr.
2isnt Exehangein sums TO suitpuiaSassrs, oA
.scW fofk, IL I<r cNAt
ioVNon4 ...'.'...... .-...t..........f ~
1neoeipaias r,-......-.......s. +"
Pfttsburg, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1 -
Sk Louis, ......sss..s.s...s.-s....s /"
tlacinnatls
Chicago. ......s...................f 81
Also, buy and sell Exchange ON England, Ireland
scotland, fMace rnd Germany. nIa-u
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Herring's Gafes.

xSHS US U11SSs
flsHk subseEi bers are Agent.
toF Messrs. s. C. Herring
4 Cos. celebrated Fire Hnd
Thief Proc fSaie.
WsWOuld Invite the al,su.
tiaa otthe public " the fact
lhAt these safes have Tor ye1 ?
stood The test nj both FIRE,
thicf sAd also 0t time. Vefl
many Sales will IN y measure
defy the former aud YET Ia u
before the latter.
The oualitias Of thasa Safes are 80 well know h
that the majority Of the merchants Of New York and
tLiIsdel hta use no other make OF Safes. We cai,
s - Of all sses aud with any description oi
Lacks wanted, and viii warrant 70 the ut,nost ali
the qualities 81 the Safes we sell
a.. nijRlO WIS, PRerTYMAN& DALZELL,
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Fort Des Mofnes Land igel
LAND WARRA N rs.

rINHE undersigned have for safe Land Warrants
different sizes, which they will sellfos cash on
ti1ne ~ suit purchasers.
They Will pay particular attention 70 selection and
location Of lands In Fort Des Moinss, Port Dodge
charitan and other Western Land Dissstcts. Also 70
payment oftaxes and land business gSn1TAlIy.
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iAIRHANY'S CELEBRATED SCALES.
AZ lSr y n Il, !. ~ % roont 80 an.

A DATED To any required opor
Aation Of weighing, a. fur iroD
coal, May, stock, aud for tbe use "
warehouses, stores and founir.es,
and In short for every kind OF bdsl
hesss
: Tue gseat skin and bdeiity en-
pioyed In their manufacture AMI
tho determination on The part OF H.
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os,es, Dsveuport's block, oppsMee, Len s.n h,
nou.n. Davenport, where Any iaiofms"oassA
Oh psrsous warned agsuss infringement upon ''''
patent. "a, lava and Minnesota 70 .
10. :, - ~ S.a.n AGENT
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Baain's Amandine,

Iubin Extracts TOR the Hshdkefehie',
WARRANTED genuine, caHslahiiy on hahd "a
w Tor salen ny FRANCIS jALUBi, ia,
h,guaIy spoths1ay
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nILs, Lard, Hosin, Sperm, &c, ioF sale by
" EVANS, CHEW 4 CO.
Corner Second and Perry
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PREsERVES.

beaches, Poars, Apricts, Plans, Srawherries Blnr
l. berries, Pine Apple, Ginger, Pie Fruit. ae.. 80
siste by EVANS, CHEW Il co
Corner Second and Perry SITS.
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kOOks! l{Onksi Racks

Ss-REAp ADVERTISEMENT BELOW "a
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CINCINNATI, l2lh monlh 70, '1 ss,,,
Thine OF ths l7th lnssant l. nt iiss,ic com nj
y NM W. Vi W. f. childs y co. have sa,iiuy
,"r,ns ,oof. put on BY them, and have ns .erta
huss nd stable cSye,ad WIN N, ns,n.e he mos,
oe,sl s,s rof IN every respect ever Put oa v -,
M. costing The same smo, y. o. m"ae .,iol. sub
H.. nroot from sparkle or light sS gpa HsiLY,
".,.- Thy Friend, n@nn
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q. q. tUOkEN, chie.so.
Your inquiry asto eh,ia's semen. Conscience in il
maven M .poses and reeommendh Tor
m sa.ch am engaged in pu nnk sp u n asrs.
~ lin or shinsies or any cement foyuus EuUTE,
chicago. Feb o., '57. baildof Of Kicnmo"' ""'''
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NO. Is, BRADY STREET !,

made by Jno Deere and
at his prices; also the most
.nproved kinds Of Hsrrows and
yood Harrow Teeth Seed sowers
Carn Planters, Rsspers and Now.
err, Cradles, scythes, Atkes, horse
and hand Forks Of sill kinds, SHOW
ala shades Grow Bars, Picks,
Msttocks, Horse 20 wsrs, Corn
cr,,.h.r. Uay aud StrawCutters
ma. Kn,ves, Grind Stones, Trace,
Log and brea" cns'ns,Lnm.
Lsr Wagons Of = 81.
perior make, Wheel
barrows, Csuldron
Kettlss.single nd 10 stoves; OK
Yokes and Bows, % all Of which
with other articles We offer -
cheap II not cheap or than any
othsr agricultural bouse In Chi
cago or other psa ces. Work.
ers ia wood will Ind In our
stock most complete assert.
ment Of all ToOb and impis-
meuts for their use; Of
fer the carpsnter and
Joiner warranted
tools from
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I.CO8V,s "A DVERTasEM ENTs


embracing he most uOmp!eta Ns'ihty ever o"''
t,a guafauLss, correct AaJu sttBanL 10 all mp
csp,s AIso for sale su-pensory baadases, Eia"i''
Stockings, self injseting syrhges, H!drant hhah'r'
al new aud Improved nskers.
FRANCIS JACOBY, JR.,
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o,yos OF BUcKEyE STATE Insurance CO.,
No. l8 Pronl street, bel. Main aLd Sycamore
cincinnAt, o., Doc l6th, 1870
70 al whom il may concern:--This IL 10 cert
th.t nav sxaminsd speeim- MS and roofs OF ".
rhilI. s co... r re- and Water Proof oamsnt k"oi
,ug. and believeit 10 bs eminentty saPener y a.!
,is,s kiad OF Roofing now III uss. ! was an e!'
es. al severe trial Of Of these Roofs, irot'
=, TO. y.lume ~ fame from an adjoining buiitn
nnish struck directly upon The koSfshd cofnies l%
ntary half ~ hour, s!ooa ,ns 's' '''0Du
expe, taton, and sAsea tno E,sxsII
signed, ~, Ia1n..n.. ga
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20


Nov. l7th. by Rev. f. r. Jewett, Mr.. JoHN w.
MULLER, Of E0ingham county, Ms, and Miss
Many c. KIsnLER, Of this city,
The Cake received made the "DEyiL" laugh,
and caused him to perpetrate tho following,
An angel always dwolls beneath the roof
Where, in her virtue, sweet wife fulflls
Her gentle duties; and unnumber'd ills
From that love. guarded precinct keep oloof.
"Thc man who finds wife," TWAS said of old,
"Fmds something good,' and SO always hold.
The bachelor is a uondescript-(1 beg
His pardon, but it's true;) quite out of place,
Tie seems to me, among our loving racei
Unfnish'd, like a chair that lacks leg
A knife without fork IA book Unbound
lonely traveller on Lonesome way,
Who, faint and sad, looks wistfully around,
But from the sun of love receives no cheering
ray.
On Nov. 18th, by Rev. NJ. Sullivan, Mr.. VII
LIAM ooLE, Of Cascade, Wis, and Miss JOSEPHINE
NorT. of this city.
Nov. l7th, by Rev. S. Gee, Mr. cuARLEs L.
MAUI1, Of HopewcIl ondMiss MARY JASE NIoH.
OILS, Of Sandusky county.
by Rev. ]. II. Good, on Nov 18TH Mr.. Dawn
WANT and Miss FRANCES KNKrrLE, boti OF
Clinton township, Seneca county.
BY the same, on the 18th Of Nov, Mr. JAMES
BURE, of Missouri, and Miss REBEooA Hail. OF
Seneca county
On the 18th inst, at Republic at the residences
of the BRIDES father by the Rev. W. H. Cooper,
CuAs. J. RloHARDsoN, Of California, and Vloro-
ma, daughter OF j. T. McArde, Esq.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20
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While party Of hunters from this place were
porcgrinating the swamps Of Henry county, not
long since. one of them, Mr. Moses Gibson, oc-
cidcntally stumbled upon venerable bear aud
her two half grown Cubs. Being armed with
double barelcd ride, Mr.. Gibson fred at MADAM
Bruin, but unfortunately missed her, when she
"cut iirt' and disappeared in the thicket. Her
luggard cubs, however remained behind, and our
hero, not bcmg able to resist the temptation,
raised his piece and discharged his second barrel
wounding one Of the cubs in both hind legs, and
retardiug itI looomoton. The wounded cub then
raised such unearihlY yell, lhatit attracted his
maternal guardian to the spot, to defend her help
less offspring. Seeing our hero standing some
distance oii, she made Straight shoot'' IN that
direction, but, after she had pursued him some
distance she was recalled by the piteous cries Of
her cub. This was a fortunate oiroumsfaucef fand
Mr.. g. embraced the opportunity to make good
his escape Hid she overtasen him, she would
doubtless have given him such hug, as would
have satisfied him at once of her sincerity Mr..
G. says he is satisfied with his experience in bear
hunting. 3 Nf
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20

GTAn election was held on "Wednesday, for
the purpose Of choosing two members of the
School Board, to succeed A. G. Baldwin and Wm
Gallup, whose terms have expired. The result
was the selection of r. w. shawhan and II. G.
Spayth by a large plurality.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20

GJ'N have received the Lady's Home Mag
oziue for December, containing i3 fine engray-
in and variety Of interesting literary matter.
Every lady should have It. Price 81. I. IS. Ar
thur 81 Co., Publishers, Philadelphia.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20
Iob Printlne.

OF al kinds, from the largest Poster down to
the smallest Card, executed at this Onice. very
low and in style not to be surpassed, by any
Office in the State, H1
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20

d-rTn justice 70 the Gas managers We wills say
that The gas has been shut OF the street lamps by
the city, as q matter Of economy, and not through
anv fault Of theirs
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20

u~wc hail with pleasure the appearance, in
our columns, Of the advertisement Of Joseph
Vollmer Merchant Tailor Mr., Vollmer is gen
tleman in every respect worthy Of confidence,
and his establishments is one Of the best in the
country. Call and get a fit.