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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-17
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INcReAsE op Wool IN Ono.--We have az some
expense obtoined tabular siaiement ofthe mum.
her Of sheep Ia tha 3takt showing d,30s,o0i
head. vhich a thrss Ia, ol -sS per head, i 3,-
696 400 lbs, "a increase ever last year of 10 peg
cent. or about a niiloa pounds Of wooi NV oot
Gnoves.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-17

SAX Housroa, Il is said, will usge upon he
Senate, at the coming session, bis plan 0f a Pfo.
teotorate over Mexico. His project has not gain
cd much strength. wc think, since ID was first
broached, aud it viii hardly receive anysuhsian
tjal support.
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/ am, dear W, yours truly,
. =, 'fHALBERC.

Nssh Eewipaper Office, 10 Nassau st., April i9 1859.
PRoF' q. J. Woops-rDear Sir,-some month stK
weeks ago received bottle of your Hair Restorative aud
gave u TO my wife, who concluded to Try t on htr har
little thinking NJ the time that il would restore the gray
hair 10 ts original color hut TO here's well my surprise
aflera few week. trial Il hos performed that wonderful
eheetby turning All the gray hairs dark brown II tho
same time beautbin and hickenlug The hair strongly
recommend the above Restorative All persons In want or
such change OF thsirhar.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-17

Pecolominni, they say, gets handsome salary
of $4,000 q month, besides the expenses Of her
self and suite, which amount 70 81 500 a month
Gazzaniga vas paid $500 a night for ihe Two
nights slo saug in Philadelphia last week.
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A Gard from DIR. james M. Jarrett,
Of the New York Lung lntirmary.

A Card from DIR. james M. Jarrett,
Of the New York Lung IntirmRry.
MY connection forthe past eight years with the above
lNA lntutuuon, As Chief Physician and twelve years
course Of steady devotion TO the cure Of Pulmonary Con
sumption and Us kindred diteasei together with my
vailed opportunities and advantage Of pathological research
aided not little by perfect system OF Medical lnhala
uonhas enabled me 10 arrive decisive, direct and
oei.al course Of reatment for The positive AND adcaoure
Of the dieases Of the Throat Lungs and AifPassages
BY Inhalation, the vapor and cnrave powers Of he med
cuestrs directly Addressed to the diseased organs and he
inegument DO not advise the use OF Medical Inhalation
pf any kind 10 the exclusion Of general eatment and al
though consider useful adiuani In tho proper man.
agemcnt pr those fearful aud ONen fatal diseases, yet
deem Eey neceafy that each patient should have tho
benefit Of both general and local treatment The
my feamen IN the above diseaei and the high character
OF the lnstiuon over which have long had the honor
TO preside arc 70 well known to need euoogy comment
from Az The solicitation Of many private and proict.
'ional friends, through Whose phanihopc aid The above
charity has been 80 long aud literally pppoTted and aiier
due confederation have concluded 10 make such arrange.
ments viii bring the benefits Of my experience aud
treatment within the reach Of ALL and not conhne myself
hsfetoore those only who entered he ndrmsly, who
were qblo 20 visit a. my Office Hoping therefore that
the prfangemept win give entire suyfacton both to my
announce In conclusion that now be consulted per
'onaly OF by letter. all diseases above and that the
medicines the same used IN the lnsution prepared TO
suit each individual case Iuhaug vopors Medical Iuha
ers, &e &e viii be forwarded BY cypress any part Of
the United States or the Canadar TERhs-Aiy temt OF
treatment by letter follows viz, sl2 per month for
each patient which vii include medicine sufficient for one
m0ntht usei also nhaug NnpoT, AMI an lnhalnr hpph-
ratnt Payment asolows; SBio be pa 10 xpfess Aacnt
on receipt Of The h0x Of Medicine and tho bniaucv, co.
the expiration Of the month"; VI the patient be cured j.
entirely satisfied with the treatment fatirntsib ~ rivn
full history OF their case and their symptoms In f
be treated well by letter by personal examinations
Patients Nyaing themselves Of Dr Jhetts MAY
rely upon Immediate and permanent relief he seldom hns
20 treat case oysr thirty days Lsue for advice prompt
ly answered. For further particulars sddress.
JAMES N. JARRETT, NJ. D.,
No. $50 Broadway cor. Twolnh St.. n. Y.
P.s-PhyticAns and Othersvtiting the city respect
fully invited TO call the nhrmhFy, where many interest.
ing can be wiiaesyed and whege improved appa
arus for the inhalation Of modicated vapor be and
fsau ID q
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SENEOA COUNTY BANK.
oTIIoF o. nus raEAlURFl oT sTATE,

OFFIoE ritE TREAsuRER oF sTkTE. D
CoLUMnUs, Ohio, June l2ih 1853. $50
LIpsrsons hay nselnims against the Seneca County
Bnnk, oherthan circulating notes, will present them
legal proof thereof A. p. STONE,
iplsem. lG -. Twmulel
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MORE TO BE ADMIERD THAN THE
RlCHEST DIADEM
20 EVER
Worn by Kings or EmpoFOrS.

Whea " las a Beautiful Head of Hair.
Because u Is the crnamo nt cod c ali o,
race Reader, although the may bloom eV6rso Isi
~ IN the glowing cheek the eye be ever 80 sparkne tie
eet Be those opclr 1.-THE head IL bere Of ts ooyerDr
or the horbr snnrod shyood har,h and drr Or oro
stih fsprnked with gray nature will lose more than ball
her uharms. Prot, Nooil Hair Restorative a. used two
or three times week, will restore and pefmananuy secure
10 alspch an oraament Read the following aud lhdee.-
The wTiierof The fist IL theeelebraied DR Woop,-
New York, Apfl 1853.
Dear sr,-Permii meto express TO you the obligation
undsTlor the entire restoration of my ha to its og
mel colof about The time OF my arrival In the United
statos Il was rapidly becoming gny but upon the nppca
on OF your "Hat Restorative" soon recovered H. orig,
nal hue slider your Restorative wonderful nyen
ton, quite eticatious well "a agreeable
am, dear tiF yours truly,
ATuEGg
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New YORK, Jnly e5, 1857.
PRoF. ~, J Wooni-Wih confdeDee do recommend
your Hair Restorative, being the most ecacious article
eyersaw Since nsng your llaiT Restorative my hair and
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ed Of al dandruH and unpleasant chng, SO eGmmon
among perions who peupife Freely. J.G,KrtuY,
rRor, Woop-About two years ago my half commenced
falling On shl turning stay fast becoming bald, aud
had tried many Remedies "a effect. ] commenced
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my hair firmly. II began 10 m up, grow aud
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In Hoss
Chicago, M, Aiay !, 1857
The Restorative Is put up h bottles of sizes, Wis large
medium and smHll the small holds = pint, and
one dollar per bottle the moum holds NJ least twenty per
cent more n proportion than the small roais TOT two dol.
lauper bottle The large holds quart 40 per cent more
proportion, and reiails for 50.
+ o.. WOOD 3 Co, proprietorS, 3lQ broadway, New,
York, Cu tho great n. YWire Raiug Esiabliihment,)
and "A Maftet St 81 IOais, NO.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dsale.
coti53mo IH
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No. $50 broadway, cor. Twolnh st., n. Y.
P.s-Physcians and othersvtiting the cy respect
fully invited to call At the lnhmhy, where many interest.
ing he wtaessed and whege our improved appa
aTtus for the inhalation Of modeated por be aud
Inspected. aug6.Gm.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16
TOingS III Congress.

In the U. S Senate, Friday, Charles s. Jone;
was elected assistant doorkeeper. Mr. Iversor
gave notice of bill to abolish the frankina
privilege, and substitute a commission in money.
In the House, the Speaker announced the Stand
ing Committees. Mr.. Phelps, of Mo, takes the
place of Clancy Jones as chairman of the com.
mittee on Ways and Means. Mr.. Morris, of
Illinois. gave notice of bills to admit sugar and
salt duty free, to amend the naturalization laws,
and to provide for the election of governors aud
Judges by the people of the organized terrific
ries.
The Senate was not in session on Saturday.
In the other house of Congress the committee
on Printing reported resolutions TO print u, 900
copies of the Presidents message and accom-
panying documents, aud 10000 copies of the
report of the Secretary of the Treasury. The
House then resumed the consideration of the
WatrOus impeachment case, and speeches
thereon were delivered by Mr. Stewart, of Md,
Mr.. Reagan, Of Texas, Clark, of New York,
Davis. of Maryland, Richie, OF Pa, and Staun-
ton, of Ohio.
The Senate Committees were announced on
Monday, and agreed to, as constituted, by
vote OF 81 to 20. There are several changes
from the committees of last session, the most
important Of which is the substitution of Mr.
Green, of Missouri, for Mr.. Douglass, as chair
man Of the committee on Territories. Mr..
C!ingman addressed the Senate, a some length,
III favor OF the abrogaton Of the CIayton-Bulwer
treaty. The Pacific Railroad bill was then ta-
ken up, Mr.. Gwin taking the floor in its advo-
cacy. In the House, the impeachment of Judge
Watrous was further considered. Mr.. Clay
offered resolution, which was adopted, calling
for information relative to the recent outrage on
the American flag by British war vessels on the
coast of Nicaragua. In the case of Judge Wat
rous, the probablIityis that the House will agree
to present articles of impeachment, and thus
give the Judge fair chance for trial before
the Senate, where he will no doubt be acquit-
ted. The Executive is much engaged with
Mexican affairs. 1t is possible that some steps
will be taken very soon towards treaty with
the representative Of the liberal party Of
Mexico.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16
IVriuen for the Smyrna Times.
MOunt Vernon

The Ladies of the Association in Delaware
will make their first contribution to the Union
Fund, since their organization, about the 2Olh
of this month. The collections commenced
about four weeks since, and the little band of
aborers have secured many a name with which
TO enrich the rolls at Mount Vernon, and many
a dollar TO invest in the sacred possession of
the Home and Grave of its departed chief.
Institutions, Schools, Lodges all have been
invited TO unite in this tribute of a nations gra-
titudc,-if all have not remitted, let them not
delay, as the Association hope to be relieved Of
heavy annual interest by making monthly
payments in advance of the contract.
The price to be paid for Mount Vernon is
large, but it could not be bought on easier.
terms, and WhO would not give one dollar to
purchase the home and grave of the Great Pro-
prietor who sleeps amid its desolation! In SO
great country as this, SO rich in resources, so
boundless in territory, the sum would be forth
coming, it is believed, were it ten times as
large. The State of New York alone would
give the purchase money, if allowed to do it,
Vernon, and will be willing, when it is trans.
ferred to the Nations care, that her proportion
of the contribution shall be compared with that
of her sisters. The great object is that every
American citizen, in the North and in the
South, in the East and in the West, shall have
a name written there, n token of acknowledge
menl to the world that Washington's life and
service were not given to an ungrateful people.
SUPPREssING LOTTERIES Without a dis
senting voice, the House Of Representatives Ol
Georgia, has passed bill repeating all laws
which authorized lotteries 10 that State, and
prescribing certain penalties for all schemes
and sale OF tickets after the LIST of June, 1860.
| s~S-----
OF About forty more children left New
York, Wednesday,, lvr the West, where MIR
TrLcy expects TO dnd homes for them.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16

A New BooK-The following is the title
page of a new work now in press and which
will be issued 10 a few weeks:
"Ilustrations of the Divine Government in
Remarkable Provldences. Collected and ar
ranged by S. Higgins and w. II. Brisbane /;
with an Introductory Essay on Providence, By
Rev. Joseph Castle, ID. ID. Philadelphia Per
kenplns & Higgins, Publishers"
It is a neat l2no. volume, of 420 pages, and
will retail at 81 90.
The subject Of this forthcoming volume
"Pruvidences of God us one which has of
late attracted more than usual interest in the
Christian church, and engaged the attention of
many of the abest Divines. We have here
collected from every available source, by men
of acknowledged erudtion aud research, the
more remarkable instances that have occurred
ia the history of individuals and events tending
10 illustrate this point. 1t is subject adapted
10 all, both learned and uDlearned, and we be-
speak for this work an extensive circulation.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16

WRECKED The large fore and aft schooner,
William C. Eiason," Capt. Bucaloe, built at
Smyrna Landing by Mr.. James EIendrickson'
and owned by Messrs. Wells & Blbbitt, Phila-
delphia, WIN. C. Eliason and George Kennedy
Smyrna. the Estate of John McCracken, de-
ceased and the Captain, having loaded at Will
mington, North Carolina, with cargo of rosln,
,tron. &c, and bound to Boston, in gale on
the night of the 9th instant, was beaChed near
Stoninglon, Connecticut. The crew were all
slved, and it is supposed the cargo will be saved
also. Ii the weather should prove favorable,
,here is strong hope that tie vessel will be got
of without very serious damage.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16

NJ Our friend of the EastOn Gazette, in
paragraph which violates alike the laws OF
tirammar and veracity, retorts upon our notice
of the proceedings of the late Court in that
olace. As it seems he does nos read the papers
we would say to him that the man who shot
Mr.. Cook is now in prison awaiting his trial for
that act. Our friend has very keen abhor
renee of plllOries and whipping posts.
"No rogue e'er felt the halter draw
With good opinion of the law"
Bet some do not wait till the halter draws BE-
fore they express their opinion. These things
can be terror to evil doers only; and if it will
quiet his fears, we would advise him to keep out
of our State where he cannot indulge his evil
propensilies so cheaply as at home. He dis
plays mawmish sympathy for criminals, but
"a felow-feeling makes us wondrOus kind"
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16
Boots O1ed Shoes.
Kent Co. Mutual Insurance Co

NOTlCE.-The Stockholders of the Kent
County Mutual Insurance Company, will meet
at the Office Of the President DIR. Fisler, in
Smyrna, on MONDAY, the Sd day of January
next, for the purpose of electing a President,
nine Directors, Secretary and Treasurer, TO
serve for one year and to transact such other
business as may become necessary. A punc-
tuaI attendance is required.
The Interest on Deposit Notes is due lst day
Of january, at II o'clock, NJ, at which time all
IH@nranccs expire.
They can he paid at the following agencies:
}. t. Clements, Smyrna;
James Cowgirl, Treasurer, Dover;
Jacob Y. Fnulk, Milford;
WIN. NJ Hickman. Lewes;
John d. Rodney, Georgetown;
James Ponder. Milton;
George NJ Davis. Brdgeville.
By order, GEO. b. DICKSON.
Nov 25-6w Sec'v.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16

TnE KNIcGERnocKER for January (No. 625,
vol. 53) is already on our table. 1t makes its
bow in an entirely new Typographical Dress
Its portrait Of Bryant is an elegant specimen OF
engraving. Several OF the articles, numerous,
and unusually rich. relate 70 subjects now pro.
minen'ly before the public. 1.-The Queer Re-
public" gives the best account Of Paraguay
and its imbroglios to be found in periodical
literature. "The Jews" written after careful
observation Of the Israelitcs of the old world,
and detailing the terrible accusations formerly
brought against them, is OPportune and especi-
ally interesting. The paper on the &" London
AthenWum and American Authors" most sar.
castle and pungent specimen Of magazine wri
ting, is scalhlng in the extreme.
FItz james O'Brien contributes poem, NJ Iiss
Chcscbro a story, Tuckerman brilliant sketch
upon English and French characteristics, and
DR.. Stevens fine pOrtraIlure Of "the Pioneer
Bishop" Asbury.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16
I T Z II s.,

.-The huudreth anniversary Of the birth
dry of Robert Burns is 10 be celebrated in Will
mington by public dinner. Tickets $l.25.
The confectionery store of john Lacy,
in GeorgetoW Sussex county, was broken
open on Monday night, by some rogues, who
carried off jewelry worth $40 and few other
articles.
-Fuurteen fac, large sheep, belonging to
VIM. Morris, of Dagsborough IId., were killed
on Sunday and Monday last, by two dogs Of
The neighborhood.
Rev. J. T. Gracy is engaged to deliver
the first lecture of course before the George
town Library Association.
Hon Edward Wootten is now confined
to his room, at his residence. in Georgetown,
Del, from an attack of erysipelas.
- Henry Eckel has been appointed Deputy
Grand Sire for Delaware district, by the Grand
Master OF the United States, of |. 0. o. +.
On the 1st of the present month the
members of the late firm of Gregory & Maury
retired from the lottery business in Whining
ton, having sold their interest in all their
grants to Messrs. Wood, Eddy & Co., of New
York.
The Washington Star. says, William
TIemphiIl Jones, OF Delaware, has been ap-
pointed Chief Clerk in the First Comptrollcr's
Office.
The large mansion house of Jas. S. Mar
. IL. he
three times this fall, by some rogucs, who car
ried off some articles Of clothing, &C.
Rev. J. B. Spotiswood of New Castle,
preached the dedicatory sermon in the new
Presbyterian church erected at Laurel, Sunday
morning.
"A plank church, so by 80 feet, has been
erected through the efforts of Rev. r. b. Haz-
zard, at Mud Fort, Dagsborough Id.. Sussex
CO. The citizens in the vicinity intend to put
up more substantial building next spring.
-Messrs. Brown & Matthew'S of Milford,
shipped 100 dozen cans of hermetically sealed
peaches for San Francisco week before last.
We understand the members of the
ments to secure the services of Prof J. l..
Beggs, of Wilmington, as their teacher.
D. y. Richards, Esq, land ngent, sold on
Saturday, the 4th instant, al Camden, a lot of
woodland, containing % acres, belonging to
Miss Sarah KINNEY, to Phillips & Co., for
$6lj. Also, on the same day, lot of 7 acres,
adjoining the town of Camden, belonging to
Mrs. Elizabeth KINNEY, to +. d. Clark, for
S75 per acre.
The Superior Court at New Castle
granted, last week. to Eliza A. Durham, d.
vorce from her husband, Matthew Durham, on
the ground of illtreatment, intemperance and
adultery. The parties are well known in AP.
poquinimink Hundred, where they reside.
WIN. Wilmot, of Wilmington, has OBJ
sained patent for Improvements in cultivptors.
Several stores in Milford have been bro
ken into recently and various articles carried
off, not to n very large amount, however.
A Chess Club is about being organized
in Wilmington. Several Of the best players
are active in the movement.
On Tuesday night, says the Reporter,
some adroit THE. in Dover stole three coats
from the office Of Messrs. Conwell and Reed,
one coat from the Office Of Mr.. N. b. Smithers,
one coatfrom Joseph Smithers, and pair oil
pants from Mr.. J. w. Collins The next morn.
ing, one John Brown, white barber, was found
to have left for parts unknown, leaving sundry
small bills unsettled.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16
MARRIED,

On the 9TH inst, at the residence of the
Brides Father, by Friends Ceremony, John f.
ZcII, of Smyrna, Delaware, to Lydia p. Valen-
tine, of West Chester
On Sunday, July 18th, 1853, in Broad Creek
Church, by Rev. S. r. Slack, Dr. Robt G.
ElIcgood to Miss Lizzie Cannon, both Of Con-
cord, Del.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. John Ruth Amos
b Caan and Lydia A. Cam, both OF Glasgow,
New Castle CO., Del.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16

0rF We would again remind our citizens OF
the announcement made last week that the Rev.
I W. Mears will lecture on Friday evening at
Wards Hall. Subject" Delaware Its Co.
,onial History. Revolutionary Times and Dis
,oguished Men," A subject which should in
-erest all.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16
Dr. COggswcii's
New WI c deal Salt,
FOR
INFLAMHATORY DISEASES ONLY.
New Medical Salt ! New Medi-
cal Salt -
IT Is NOT A CURE.ALL.
FOR INFLAMMAToRY DISEASES ONLY

FOR INFLAMMATORY DISEASES ONLY.
DR. CoggsweIl's New Medical Salt, instead of being
a remedy for alt ills has control over but ill., has
b II aim, and accomFlIshcs but one ihng, 10
Subdues lnllammaiory Disease. whatever be Ils form
or locality, whether IN the head. throat, abdomen,
tremIles or SKIN.
The peculiar excellence of the New Medical Salt is
that without the useless loss of blood and strength il
ehccually cures lnlammaInry Discs uo others by
producing equilibrium of all the fluids the bedy,
the want of which is the sole cause OF lui mm atom.
INVALIDS. TAKE notice. The following forms
which the unbalanced fluids assume, aud many not
here mentioned that have more or less fever or pam,
are easily subdued by the New Medical Salt lire
is extlnguIshed bv Waier 10 Wit Brain Fever, Head
ache. Rush of Flood To the Head and Heart FIS In
famed Eyes. Ears and Nose, anker, Neuralgia Spinal
Affections EryspeIas Bronchitis PleurIsv, Asthma
lnlamed Lungs and Liver. Heartburn, Coughs, Dys-
pcIsia, Vencrea Diseases, Rheumatism, GUut Scrolu
la. Salt Rheum, and all Itching aud other Culaneous
EruptOns.
Dr. CnggsweIs New Medical Salt exerts. like the
vaccine matter, an extraordinary influence over the
veins and arteries, resulting gradual dec line of
Inflammation indicated hy the puise. which soon
its natural state the hearts pam and fever
disappear.
Dr. COggsw ellis New Medical Salt docs Just what il
claims do more, less cqualiZes the iluds by
removing from the system all arierla and Nenous oh
slrucliOns. Descriptive circulars may be 1htaIned
from any Druggist who has tins valuable medicine for
sale
DR. COGGSWELL'S New Medical Salt. Get
Circular. Ask any Druggist about the Now Medical
Salt ask your nenhbOrs about the New Medical Salt;
ask any one you meet about the New Medical Salt.
New Medical Salt for Inilammatory Diseases
only.
NEW MEDICAL SALT! NEW MEDICAL SALT
DR.. TAYLOR & Co., General Agents, 2O2 Dock street,
Philadep phIa.
Agents wanted in every city, tawn and village.
DIR. Coggswell's Antiphlos istic Salt.
Acute packages 50, Chronic packages So Family
nacknges So. Invalds with chronic &C lOngsiandlng
Diseases should always order a chronic package
For Sale by j. P IIofIecker aud D. lockwood Smyr
na bet in Wilmington, ~ IL. X " w Bnnghurst
G p Thompson and w. B. Ktnsey; IN New Castle, by
H. johnson; IN Newport. by $. CrOasdale y son; IN
ODESSA by H. b. Baker; in MrddletOwn, 6y W IL Barr
IN Dover, by H.. Cowgirl and Son; IN Camden. by /
Smpson; in Milton, by Geo ii Warren and III LeWes,
by B Lyons y Co., wherever the Times goes
NOVl6-ly.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16
oc2s-Iy

The LONDON TINES AND Mr. REED.-The London
Timcs is particularly savage at Mr.. VIM. b. Reed for
his Treaty with China, and imakes numerous charges
against the Americas hinistcr, that based upon
copy Of the treaty. which the "Thunderer" seems to
have got hold of by The treaty is in the
State Department at Washington, ahd Mr. Reed has
also sent private note a friend in this city. This
note follows: Please procure for me several
new suits Of winler garments at the Brown Stone
Clothing Hall Of Rockhill e. Wilson, Nos GO3 and COS
Chestnut street. above Sixth, Philadelphia"