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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29
MARRIED..

Sept 9th, by Rcy f. BUSHNELL Mr., MArrHEw
CLARK, Of Soueca Co. aud Miss MARTHA j SroRr,
Of Fremont.
Sept. l7th, in sandusky City, by Rev. G. W.
Smith, MIR, HipAN UrLEY, to Miss DELIA MARY
HUNTER, both Of Green Springs,
oa the 18th inst, by Rev. J. Cutler, Mr., JoHS
II. AI.ES, aud Miss May CRAMER, all Of this
county,
Oct, 9Th, 1858, at tho residence Of VIM. InglC,
Seneca township, by Spencer St, John j. p,
CYRUs 4, DErnAr, and Miss ELlzAnErU J INoLE
On the 2lst inst. at the Shawhan House, by
the Raw Lyman J Fisher, Mr., Gro. f. QUAINT
ANoE Of Bucyrus, to Miss CEoELlA S, HoL2Es ol
Melmoro.
In sandusky, Sept. 9Th. by Rev. DR.. Bronson,
Mr., JouN Q, FEuLks, Of Tifin, aud Miss MARY
ELLEN BroSsoN, Of Sandusky.
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WAsHINoToN, Oct. 93.-New Orleans
papers received here. contain the partc-
ulars Of the battle between Vadaurr and
Miramon. The former was not on the
field when the engagement commenced.
and his army appears to have been attack
9 when least apprehensive aud prepared
for il. The rumors at Brownsville were
that the defeated enemy lost 500 men
killed, and that 200 Of them were taken
prisoners, with their artillery and pro.
visions, An express from Monterey to
Matamoras, however, says their loss was
not so great, and that only portion Of
the artillery and munitions were caplur.
ed bV Miramon's forces. and that the
Liberal party made their retreat from the
field in good order. An official paper re.
ceiyed at Monterey says that Vidaurri
has already sent ordere to the commander
ut Tampico for another park Of artillery,
where there is plenty to be had, which
will soon be in the field, together with the
many forces concentrating about Ydaurri
to renew the attack. Col. Gaudaloupe
Garvia was to leave Tampico OF the 7th
for the interior, with 800 infantry aud 3
pieces Of artillery,
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nnmnorailo aFlunkeYa.p

A Jenkins has recently been regaling
the public, through the columns Of the
New York Observer with an account Of a
visit he paid to Mr.. Buchanan at Wheat
Land. That such stuff as Il contains
should end place in journal making
more than ordinary pretentions to gravi-
", Is Of itself sufficient to suggest the in
uuiry "what are we coming toG" The
President is treated as An exact counter
felt Of European sovsreigns and the great
est surprise4s expressed at his not imi-
tatinf them. After long account ofthe
fact that he actually wrapped at the door
Of "old Bucks" mansion, was admitted
and invited TO take a scat, the writer goes
on 10 say;
"Nothing about this truly great man
l. more wonderful than the ease and sim
plioily Of bis manners in private life
lie throws oil all reserve and makes his
visitor feel quite ut home in his presence.
While we sat there. a rough, laboring
man walksd IN without coat. and salut.
ed the President. Good morning Sir
and handed him some newspapers. The
rich bropue' betrayed the mans nation.
ality. NJ B replied, with calm smile,
Thank you, took the papers and the
man left"
Only think Of poor Irish laborer, in
his shirt sleeves. approaching tie Presi-
dent in his country house, handing him
bundle Of newspaper. aud saying good
morning, sirl' and more wonderful still,
think Of the President saying. "thank
you" and smiling calmly" The writer
goes on to chronicle the astounding cir
cumstance, that che same great man"walk
ed two miles to church. His feet were
covered with dust. and the perspratlon
stood on his forehead" What ptesump-
tuous audaoity the dust had in getting on
the feet OF our chief magistrate, aud
the pcrspiration 10 standing on his fore
headl
Il would not be surprising TO learn Of
the issue Of daily circular, announcing
that "Mr. Buchanan this morning took a
walk over the grounds ofthe White House
Eve minutes before breakfast, in compa'
ny with Col. Titus and English Bill; that
he took his usual nap, and, to the sur
prise Of his attendants, forgot to Snors;'
that ''he wrote a letter. aud used an ad'
hosive envelope, supplying tho moisture
thereto by an application OF his tongue,
Sc: An approach to this is being weekly
made by stralling neTs-mongers, whose
reports end admission to the columns Of
papers Thai ought to onsr better mater 70
their readers. 1t serves only to make
laughing stock Of both the President and
the writer; aud what is most ofall it OK.
hibils as vast an amount Of hunkeyi ism,
snobbishnoss aud folly rs ever appeared
in any Eropean court circular 10 mon.
arohial countries royalty oonfers official As
we'll as social superiority, whilst the Pres
idenoy Of the Uuiled States ooniers su-
periority alone; and In the exercise of his
functions the President is the FIRST nan
in the Union. but as James Buchanan at
Whsatlaud he can lay claim to nothing
more than any other ordinary man.
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The aermans-A Gard,

The last Advertiser contains a card
from the leading Germans Of the county,
ia Justification Of their course at the recent
election and setting forth their grievances
geneAny. II is an able, we'll written
and truthful document aud breaths u
spirit Of independence, which we are glad
70 see, even in Democrats, The Germans
Of this county have been shamefully mis-
used by the self-styled LADDERS Of the dem
ocra,ic party and it is high time they were
making a "declaration Of their independ'
enee." They, as a class, have rights that
should be respected aud Il is but fair in
asmuoh as they have become adopted
eitizeus, that they should share the hon
ors as well as the duties. The Demoo
ney are The friends Of the foreigner, on
" so far as their votes are concerned
They merely want to use them to subserv'
their own selfish purposes. The lSel
that good honest Germans are kicked
aside to give place to Know NoIhing'
shows how much they love the Foreigners
There is no hope Of reform iu the demo
Cratic party of this county. Il is con
,Folled by a few. who are bound to roll
or ruin. The Germans should leave 1h
sinking ship aud take care Of themselves
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Tlorenoels Seat to be Cont d.

The Philadelphia journals state that
the seat Of Thomas b. Florence. who
claims to have received few hundred
plurality inthe Third District Of Pennsyl.
vania. by the colonization Of thousand
or two Of voters at The Navy Yard, is to
be contested. From the particulars OF
this case, rs we have already published
them, il is manifest that he has no right
to seat In Congress. by virtue Of such
AN election, Such pAlpabe fraud, 10
whi9h the National Executive appears 10
have been an original party, as he WAS to
the frauds in Kansas after the fact. should
not 90 uurebuked. - Gin GdS.
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An article copied into the Gin. Com,
merCid from the Boston Journal shows
more clearly than anything which we
have before seen, that the chances in Illi-
nois are againsi Mr., Douglas. He and
the Administration democrats are both la
boring more to prevent the success Of the
Republicans than to achieve for them
selves Their hope is to carry enough
Douglas men and Administration men tc
prevent an election and throw it over tC
the chances of another campaign.
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N II Strong, Best Landscape OIL Painting e.
do Portrait, (liead OF J. A. McFar.
land) $500.
Tunison 4 Fay, Display Photographs and
sphorotypes, $500.
Miss a Appleby, Cnyon Drawing Let preuii-
um, 81 90.
Mrs Ferguson, Cmyon Drawing, Diploma.
Mrs + Bcnhlm, Hair Wreath 4 Family Rec
ord, lst premium, 8 90.
G Histo, Hair Wreath, % premium Diploma.
George G Small, Architectural Drawing lsl
premium, Discretionary.
Mrs George Stnusbaugh Comb Case, 1sl
premium, Diploma
X ilord, Cmyon Drawing, Diploma,
Rhodes a Riuchart, Dulcimer, Diploma.
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Townsend, the captain Of the slave
brig Echo has had change Of venue in
his case. 1t is transferred from Boston
to the U, s District Court in Florida,
where the Dred Scott doctrine is received
IS orthodox It was feared the trial Of
the case in Boston would result in his
conviction, hence the transfer to local
iiy where slaves are not regarded as men.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct rs. Horace Bell, who
released his father and brother from Bran
denburg Jail, last July, where they were
committed on charge Of running off ne
groes, was taken on Saturday from the
fair grounds at New Albany, Ind, with
out a warrant, aud was brought into Ken
lucky by Louisville officers. New Al.
bany became tremendously excited. Fire
bolls rurg, a large meeting was held on
Saturday evening, and ono hundred peo.
pie chartered a ferry boat and left for
Brandenburg yesterday for the ayowed
purpose OF resouing Bell. An express
was sent from Louisville to Brandenburg
10 place .hA citizens on their gurad against
the hostile expedition. Gov. Willard has
promised requisition on the Governor
of Kentucky for the men who captured
Bill.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29

New HAVEN. Oct. 23..-The great Sew
ing Machine Patent case, argued at the
late term Of the U. S. Circuis Court At
Hartford, before judges Nelson and Ing
ersol, and then postponed for decision,
has been decided in favor of the plaintiff,
fully sustaining the validity of the reis-
sue Of the patent 10 Allen II wilson,
and by him subsequently assigned to
Potter and Wheeler.
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10 Consnmptivea.

TIE advertiser having bsen restored 70 health 10 few
weeks, BY very simple remedy, afler having suffered sew
eral yeari Wiha lnng Affection, ana that dread
fellow sufferers the means Of roa who desire il
We send copy ofhe prescription used fee Of ehotgsl,
with diiccons, Cor pFepsung and using the same, which
they viii and sure CuIs or sumption, Asthma nTon.
chius, &c. TIT onb Oh beotof the advertiser in sending
te prescription beneht The octad, aad 10 hopes
every susWr viii y his remedy, Il will cost them
nothing and msy Prove hiess'ng Parties wishing the
REV .EOwARDA. WILSON
ostlS In WilliSmsboTg, Lors lsand.
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ET The notorious q. B. Mateson, Of
corruption fame, has at last found his
level lie has turned Locofoco DOmo.
orat, and is running for Congress against
the regular Republican nominee Of his
old district. GOOD riddance," DC.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29

HuRoN CoUNrY Mr. Jacob Prosser,
Of Townsend. few mornings since, dis.
covered a waif, In the form Of a young
babe, on his doorstep. With il we're de-
posted $50 in gold and some other nee
sssarics.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29

RTw. II. p, Denny, Esq, has taken
ooargo Of the Dayton Gasetts. lie has
been for many years connected with tho
Lebanon Star. We wish him great sue
cess in his new enterprise.
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TELEGRAPHIO.

New ORLEANS. Oct. 23.-The Howard
Association regret TO announce that the
epidemic continues in fatal prevalence,
and cautions the unacclmated to keep
away. Deaths yesterday l2.
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OF GIFT S !

GREAI AMnRICAN GIFr BOOK HOUSE,
No, 203 BROADWAY NHW toAA'
where the gins consisting Of JEwELRg &c AND NAhrisa
~ vAtur ,no,i "a ctys TO rggo HUHDNsn DOLLARs
always on gxIunfrIoS, NJ AMPLE snow CASES oul rev
Descriptive Catalogue, containing large variety o nehs
arc sold al regular publ she pnoes and explaining ouR
NJ Am oRIaEAL sYsrFN Of allowing every purchaser hts
o, o,fotrr 81 os snd setting forth unequnilod induce
menis 10 aaRNrs whe seat postpaid, 70 any individual
an annlicatinn Address,
iy0SmIs A. RARNEY, Agenti No. goa hIond"ay
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REGoy. Willard Of Indiana has called
an extra session Of the Legislature.

hvTho majority on the Republican
state ticket, in Ohio. will average about
$1,000. Thrall runs the highest Of any
on the ticket
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tBy-Ifyou want good article Of Family Gro
oeries, call on Harris. IN Snyder's y oek, Tifin.
Everything warranted to be as represented. lie
pays cash for all kinds Of country produce
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Great Republican Gains--The
Next House Of Represent ativss,

The following is she result Of the cleo
sion for members Of the present United
States Hoase Of Representatives from the
States whioh held their elections on Tues
day. October l2sh. We also give the
classi6ca.ioas for 1896;
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MORE TO BE ADMIERD THAN THF
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmPeFOrS.

What2 Why Beautiful Head Of Hair.
Because l. the God mse lprovided for all
Taoo Read e athough the may bloom ever bright
Is IN the glowing cheek the eye be sparkling tie
teet be those ofpear ifhe head is borstt ocs covering,
the hair be snared shyeel harsh and dry
STILL fspHnked with gray nature wilose more than halt
her charms. Prof M0ods Hair Rostorutve II used two
OF three anss week. will restore aud permanently secure
10 all such ornament. Read the following and Judge
The writer Of the dpt Is The elehrated Or. WooDs-
Now York, April 1883.
Dear sIT-Pemit me to express 20 you the obligation
under for the entire restoration ofmy hail to It's org
NJ color; about the time Of my arrival In the United
states Il was rapidly becoming gray but upon the appoa
ton OF your "sir RestnriLys recovered is orig
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/ am, dear SIR yonru truly,
T. TlIALBERG.
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RD-Will tho AdUsrtissr toll us wheth-
or it sympathises with Buchanan or
Douglas, in their present controversy
The people want to know.
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Cz5- Among the Patents sissued during the past
month, we notice ono granted to Mr.. Joseph
Chandler Of Attica o., for improvement in the
manulaeture Of sheet iron.
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RTonly two Administration men are
elected to Congress from Pennsylvania
and the seat Of one Of these, { (Floronce, }
will be contested, So much for Buchan.
ans foolish and ex'ravagant course.
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TsEooND DISPATCH I

The New Albany expedition, heavily
armed, for the rescue OF Horace Bell. left
last night for Brandenbury and Elizabeth
town inland, whittier Bell has been trans.
ferred. II is reported that Kentuckians
here and elsewhere arc concentrating to
meet them.
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cS- Bennett Of the N. Y Herald con-
oedes that the Republicans will carry the
state, a. the November election, and gain
several Congressman.
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classi6calioas for 1885:

OF the Opposition Congressman IN
Pepnsylvania. four are anti LecompIon
Democrats. and in Indiana, one.
10 the presents House Of Representa-
tives. a. elected, the Democratic mAiori'
~ over tia combined Opposition was
twenty Two.
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OHIO ELEO ION.
ohio Consros,mcu

Ohio COngTossmcn,
The returns thus lar received indicate
,hs election Of the following Opposition
representatives in this State:
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Ey-see advertisement Of II. II. Souders new
Store. That's the place TO buy goods cheap.
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ROWEp9RJPD IFOUP0@

~ ~. mcJohalu, - AVPllStVA'
ONE Block ham tho Depot, Sandusky, o. THIS doase
hasbssn,horougalyF FsPairsdand furnished thl, sp'ns'
lass. mase'f
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CARD TO LADIES.

TIME hachsh or petce pills, Tor females, The importers
4 ofths reliable and safe remedy Tor female complaints
would respectfully call the attention ofthe ladies OF this
county TO H. feeling assured that IN this they viii hnd
safe and failing remedy for all diseases arising from
derangcd aud dsorjefed stem, such sick hoadachei
papnton orlhe heart, owness Of spirits, aiIso'
tiOns, LeuCorrhen, sc.
In removing stoppageso OF obitrtoni Of the mcuses,
from whatever they iutble. The suppression,
common sspeedily relieved, and there viii be
ouHence if used according 10 directions They es
peCaly adapted 10 LAptDs, (iOr particulars see
circulars TO be lound IN each box, with direcuons)
None genuine without the signature Of Emile Mouton
Proprietor "a Rue ~ .Honoro, Paris Masaol & Laurie,
Importers.
Price 81 90 per box; halfhlNes, Is cents Sod by all
respectable druggists In the United States and Canadns
Mail Package, put up In closely sealed double end en-
velopes, and having the appearance Of ordinary letter.
price 81 00 sold only by general agents, " n. ALDEN
and Coz Cleveland o., who will send them post paid the
receipt OF the price, and to whom all orders must be address
ed,
Sold by l. l.. ST. John Of TiHn, o., who will also send
them by mail to any address thef 5eept o price, through
the fifn +. D,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


Phlola West PlaluH0, ". Ueny West neianisqt,
The said Henry West Is hereby notified Tint the fNinin
dod her Psion IN the Cour OF Oommon rleai within aud
0f the County Of Soaeca aud stats ofoho the 81 day Of
October A. H. lsSs which s sllpending thercn pnYng
tor Oivuft AhmonY the and custody Of their chit
M and io be- rssorcd 70 her maiden name aud alleging
causes m said Peudoa, Nil absence Tor moFe thsn uIes
year, last part end gross neglect ef marital duty.
uALh AND FTrrENuER,
OctsGwelTS Au'yh for raiuhn.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PHILADELPHIA.
benevolen instituton established by special ondowmeh
Tor the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed, afflicted
with ViTusnt and Epidemic Diseases.
times Of Epidcmcs II is the object Of this Institution
establish Hospitals to provide Nurses, Physicuns,'
Clothing, Food Mediiues Go, ioi the sick and de'tituto
take change Of the orphans Of deceased pulents aud TO
minister every possible way to the relief Of The afflicted
aud health OF the public at large Il Is the duty Of tho
Directors such times vispersonaly the infected dis
trics provide a~d Of relief NumeH
ous physcaus not acting members Of the Association,
ay enrol their m books, subject TO be easdupon
TO attend its hosp tails fee Of charge.
In the absence Of Epdonies the Directors have author
zedthe Consung surgson give advice and medical aid
peons suffering under DisEAsRs Of yiTulent
character arising from abuse Of tie physical powers, mall
treatment, the effects Of drugs, Sc, &c.
Various reports and tracts the nature and treatment or
Chronic Diseases by the Consulting surgeon, have been
she'd for gn,utous dstTbponi and will be sent YRHR
o. CHARGE 10 the afflicted.
Address fay Reparts oTtreaiment DR GRoRaE R. Cat
HoUS Consulting Surgeon, Howard Associution,, No
South Ninth Street Philadelphia. Pa by order Of the D>
Tectors, EZRA ID. HKARrwELLi ffesident.
GEo. FARcInLD, Secretary. ssplsIF
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Welsh Eswspaper Office, IS Nassau st., April 70, 1859.
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same time bcautb ing and thokening the hair strongly
such change Of their hair.
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New York, July 25, 1857,
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Since using your Hair Restorative my hair and
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]. II. HoBs.
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ISAAC striubb Patent Portable Grinding Mills, for,
FIGURING Wheat, Grinding Corn Meal, Email grain, feed
Sc, well whole Of (oOb and AID, as Il 10
called into good fine cob and feed In operation
These celebrated Mills manufacture out Of the best
quality OF French Bun Blocks with much build six
different Sizes prices rangng from eghiyfve TO hum
dred and fifty dollars. These Mills continue tho
current Of all opposition and superior for al purposes,
especially foFwhent Touring.
AlsoStraubs Patent Po uable Saw Min, called "King Of
the Woods."
This an ingenious and useful sawM to make lumber
In the woods. This Mil be by animal, steam or
water power
Those wishing to know fully about the principle upon
which they bu, aud the prices ach size, well as
the terms Of sno, will please address asking Book
of Description, which will mail and post pay Tho,o who
10 20, will write in plain, readable languugoi the name,
Poet Office, County and State.
ISAAC sTRAUB, Patentoe and Prnpr
No. 10 WEsT FRoST STREET, CiNoNNGrI, o.
sep. 240m.
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Now's the time 70 snbscrlbe Tor The
Tribune.
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LISTOF
P7THETUJRE0.

Awarded at the Sth annual Fair OF
the Seneca County Agricultural So.
ciety.