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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15

IFEvry day thero are those moving about us
whose personal histories are full Of romance, ,-ro
nance more affecting than all the melancholy con
juratons ofwritcrs Of dctlon. A chapter Of this
Intent lile.history has been developed IN the case
Of Young lady, who, few, evenings since pass.
I'd through Cleveland on her way to Boston from
the West The story Is thus related by the Review.
A young man from a town near Boston went out
some ume since as supercargo to Bordeaux, where
be formed the acquaintance Of this lady, the daugh.
ter ofa wealthy citizen, and this gradually ripcn-
cd into a strong mutual attachment There were
iuSuperable objections 10 their union there ON ae-
count Of the young mans religion and refusal 10
throw of his American allegiance. To overcome
these difficulties, the lady crossed the briny deep,
aad landed with the American in New Orleans,
IN September, where they were duly married. I'm
mediatey tberea tier the pair started for the geate
mans home, near Boston, and TO afford his young
wife an opportunity Of seeing the country, tool
the inland route. AZ 50. LSuis the husband wal
taken sick ofyellow fever and died, and the wife
from her attention to him, was also attacked viii
the same malady. She recovered, however, an,
has gono on East to the homo Of her husband
parents bearer Of unwelcome news under suol
peculiar circumstances as must be very trying &
all parties She has never yet seen any Of III
American friends or relatives.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15

Prof ] Oakley will give Free lecture at
Webster Hall, on this friday evening-sub.
jcet Phronology and Physiology. Public exam
nations Of different heads viii be made Mr..
Oakley is popular lcstprvr and should be greet.
ed with good house.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15

HAaDH county gives Carey about 400
majority.
CRAwrOhb county reports $50 majority
for Hall.
MANros county gives Carey about 200
majority.
SASputsv and Otawa counties doubt
tul. Carey will probably &c, a small ma
jority in these counties Clyde gives 50
maj. for Carey--.a gain of3J.
The following table is perhaps an aP-
Proclamation Of the true result in the Dis
lr,ots
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Indiana.

"Hoosierdom" is up and coming. The
telegrephic reports thus far are very mea-
ger. but they indicate the overthrow of
Lecompton and Bill English, Indiauap-
olis'gives 500 Republican gain. Hughes,
Lecomptonite, is undoubtedly defeated
aud we predict the same of the rest. All
hail, Hoosierdoml
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15
10000 Rats
ANNUALLY

TWhy don't YOU kill your Ratsl
Hear what the unjust Judge sahnot exactly that but the
Mayor, Mr. Keen. lie says that II Is the GREATEST
for he has ied II and found Il have sold Il for the
last 10 years, and u always gives satsfacton We not
Chnansn that we shoud worship them. Kill tem wick
ed uuisanees. For sale only at WoOsefs Drug and Boob
Store,
+. =. You buy IL in any quantiiyfrom SiNpeuce
to 2 shillings and upwards. seplO-lr
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15
The rsnohsr., A,,ostn,Ion.


We published Tow weeks since ia the
TalnuSE, the proceedings OF the last meeting Of
the Seneca County Teachers Association aud pro
pose offering iew thoughts on the subicct our.
selves, That the agency Of the association in ol-
evating thocharaotor and advancing the Interests
OF the profession Of teaching, is the ground work
Of the great fundamental principles Of education
cannot reasonably be denied, Instruction com.
menees in the budding Of youth. aud the first
ideas Of discipline ireuleated by the parents are
taken up by the teacher, upon whom rests the rcs'
possibility Of moral and intellectual advance.
mont. aud It Is therefore, important, that The
Toachers' Association should be the standard ol
MORALS aud intelligence. The dcsign Of the esso-
citation, s to give specific direction to the great
aim Of oil true instructors. by securing diHu-
sion Of knowledge Of theart Of teaehng, by inter
changing intelligent sentiments, and distributing
among teachers the aggregate Of knowledge and
experience Of each one devoted to tho calling
The public heart boats in unison for the cause ol
education, and due respect shown to the teacher
Is sure to be followed by beneficial rcsults.--
Teachers, however, must I've qualified for the pO.
stion they dll Il they wish 10 engrafl on the pub
lie heart the importance Of their position tn,
public owes no teacher living who is not quail
i6ed 10 discharge the duties Of teacher; but 4
satisfied his (or herl claims are moritoTious viii
not begEudgs a meritod reward
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15

GTIiis currently rumored that Mr..
FARAN, Of the Cincinnati Enquirer. Is to
b. deprived Of the post office, for which
he begged SO long aud ate dirt so. obso.
quiously, because he has had tho toner
ity 70 rebuke the Union for its insane as
saults on DouoLAs. OF course there are
no disseusions in the Democratic party
not at all, but the President doesn't ad-
mire the mental developments Of those
post masters who whisper a word ia ia
vOr Of the Illinois rebel. aud so he dis.
peuses with their services, all for the
good Of the party. Il is rumOred. also.
that Col. SAN MEDART has not held his
tongue iudioiously enough on the Illinois
question. aud ihat he, too, is about to De
deoapiated. So let it be II Douglas
Democrats feel like lying down and taking
these things. It's all right. Irs just as a
mau is raised.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15
ADMINISTRATIONS sALE.

On the st day Of November is5s between the hours OF
and o'clock, y. at the Mansion Houset IN the town
Repubic will be sold the highest bidder the following
real estate a. the property Of Sarah Lee deceased o-wt:
House and Lot, with alb tho appenainances belonging
hsreto the land bonded follows being pan Of the west
half Of the north east quarter Of section twenyohe town.
norh range xceen In the Doleware land district
and bounded and described olowsi commencing at the
mart now being conveyed at stake planted the divs
tional line between the and west half Of said north
east quarter; said stake s plnted twenty aud siNtenths
punches south the OF the KlbouTn State Road and
rnnnnr from thence south and half degrees, east b1
and with said divisional line nine and thrteiouh perch
e. stake planted said divisional line thence north
sixty four and hreequarer degrees, west eighteen and
aud with the Of said road aud one quarter
peroos thence south ssvsny.one degrees east tsen and
one quaueF psrches the t mentioned place Of beginning
Appraised thFos hundred and seventy.hve dollnri
TERMS Of Payment--one third cash down, one third In
hrse months and third In six months with interest
JANIS FRIsuIE, Admir- Of
oot1.aw fa5OO) sarah Lee, deed.
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Lew. and Val,

The contest between these two game
cocks" in tho Butler District, is again
olose---so clooe that the "nigger" vote is
likely again to decide IT, We hope TO hear
Of Campbol's election. but il is cOnsid-
erably "mixed."
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15

D-The gale OF last week iu said to have been
the seve rest that has ever been expeEenoed
among the Islands. Il lasted threo,days, blowing
meanwhile with anrelentlng fury. AZ Green Isl
aud the sea broke clear over The Light HoUsoi and
Put in-Bay harbOF became the sheltcr'ng place Of
numerous passing vessels that found The stress OF
weather outside too intense 70 be ed.--Reg-
ister
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15
GARD TO LADIES.

nE haohsh OF pefcie pills, Tor females. The Importers
II ofthis reatie and safe remedy for female comlntns
would respectfully call the attention Of the ladies OF this
county H. feeling assured that In this they WIN ind
safe and never failing remedy for all diseases arising from
dernnged aud sordefad stem such AZ sick headachei
palpaton oflhe heart lowneIs Of pihu, nervous nhee'
tions, leucofrhea, 40.
In removing stoppages, obstTucdons Of the menses
from whatcver Gause they inabe. The suppresson'
common speedily relieved, and there viii be no 70.
ourronce II used according to directions They are os
peciaily adapted 70 MARRIED LADJps, or particulars see
eirculafs 10 b. lound m each box with diTecHOns)
Hons genuine without the Signature Of Emile Mouion,
Prop rieor q Rue 81. Honore, Paris Masso Laurie,
importers
Price sI25 per box; halfb ,yos, rs cents Sod by all
retpsctahle druggists in the United states and CanadN
Mail Package put up lin closey sealed double end er
yolopes, and having the appearance OF an rnay eur
price sl 0O sold only by general agents. v n AIDES
and Co.. Cleveland o. who will send thrm post paid on The
receipt Of the price, aud whom oil orders must be address
ed.
Sold by l. l.. st. John Of Tin, o., who win also send
them by mail any address thefSeept oiproe, througi
the rifIn \. o. ....... ....'.
Oct. t5.tT
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15
Pntli,nn fnr Dirorce.

Phldslla West Plaintiff, vs. Henry West Defculanl.
The said Henry West is hereby notified that The tlant
Gsd sf Petition IN the Court Of Common Fleat within and
m the Coanty of Seneca and State ofOho the % day Of
October A. n 1884, which is still pending therein raytng
inr Divorce Amony, the and custody Of their chit
dsn and be restored 70 her maiden and alleging
causes In said reuon, vi ul absence for than three
years last part and gross neglect of marital duty.
Hall PTrTENgER.
oetagwat7s Auiy's for rlaiotn.
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10 OampaIrneFs.

With this number Of the TRnvHn
closes She Campaign. Now We shall de-
voto our paper more to the wants and Ia
terests Of the people Of the County,
aud particularly the farmers and
mechanics. We would be happy to con
,inue our weekly visits to your fresides.
We feel confident that we shall both in.
torest aud amuse you. During the long
winter evenings. which are approaching
you will want something TO read. and
nothing is cheaper or more profitable thar
a good newspaper. BY paying one dol
lar mors, you can have the TRinUNE th'
balance Of the year. Let us know before
our next issue.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15
FROM TIE DISTRICT.

There is no doubt but that Carey is
elected to Congress by over 800 majOri-
y over Hall.
supEoA county gives Carey shout 100
maj jirity.
WEAsDor county reports about 4oo
n.jonIy for Carey --GOOd!l
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OF GIFTsl
= nsrsnarsysy purohassrbsfOrspu purchasing b, books

oAENr AMuRIcAN BOOK HOUSE,
No. 2o3 uuoAnwAfi NHW teAh'
where the gii consisting Of JEwElnr Sc Ase NAAflHo
~. ~ e.,,s ~ .rtrl 70 Two uUuunen DoLlAHs
nvg,v- an sl,t,s IN Anlplk oAtae. Oar New
Descriptive Catalogue, conialnlng .ss variety o ae9ls
are sola AZ regular puhshes pces) aud explaining
Kw AND csIoIsAI sgssa Of allowing every purchaser iia
mshs 70 AorSrs Vi 5e Sen, postpaid any Individual
y. L. .,li..fin- Address,
y M S%.is A. RANNEY, Asoa,, No. ssa ,Bsoaavays
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15

Are agents for the sale of WHEEtrp Ayp WitsoSs sEw'
ua he best double thread machine made Tor fam
y use Also FOR Canada salye the best remedy ever dis.
covered o sums soads Eysipolas, Felons Soils and al
Tlaoi', niock, Main Street TiTn, Oct I,t 1859. oes
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15

ETTho Rev. Isaac A. Wise. head
Parson Of the Lecomptou persuasion in
this country, uomiuates Douglas for Pres.
ident, and Benjamin Of Louisiana, for
Vice President In ! 900.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15
10 Consumptives.

The advertiser having been restored to health in few
weeks, by very simple remedy ufer having suffered
eral years Wha Lung Affection, and that dread
disease, ConsumptOn,s anxious 10 make known TO his
fellow sufferers the means Of To all who desire Il
will send cony ofhe prescription used Gree ofohorge)
with decions, for preparing and using the same which
they will ind Core for Consump'ion Asthma nron
ohs, &c. Th only ohjectof the advertiser in sending
The prosc rplon Il to benefit the ooted, and ho hopes
evoFy tuforT will Try his remedy, il will cost them
aohinE and may prove hIosSng, Parties wishing the
prescription will please address,
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
onlla lF MihamabnIg. IoI IIlAnd.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15
Carey


sandusky county is reported 2G2 ma
jority for Hall and Ottawa 500. We re-
gard the report from oltswP as entirely
unreliable but granting it true, Carey is
still ahead,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15
William CInrks Estate.

Notice hereby given the snbscrber have been ap
pointed and qualified Executor the estate Of William
Clark late Of Seneca Couniy Ohio deceased.
| Ttair sept 5Oth ls5s Dawn McCLUSo
ors9w JAMES BOYD
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15

EIAn accident occurred on the Ohio
and Mississippi railroad .on Saturday last,
resulting in the death Of she engineer.
fireman, conductor ard one brakesman.
Others were severely injured, but none
fatally.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15

EE-Thore is now little doubt. but chat
Nichols, in the 4!h. and Ashley. in the
5lh District, are both elected to Con.
gress. Cox is elected in the Franklin
District.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15
NEW ADVERTIsEmENTs
Notice.
Notice.

F'HE Puhlo aFehy nou0ed that ny Wits, LAny Ahn
Johnsoa, has huFsoed such m Improper coarse that
We casaol lohgsF lke toEsthsi mNn and wife, have
thereole been compelled % leave heg and hereby noti1
peFtoas 70 iu hel % ~ aocoah., AL will pay ne
debts eonilacted hv ~ for her,
Oo, iSh isIsSs' J.R. JOHNSTON
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15

ETDenny Lyons, who, in company
with his brother, W. f. Lyons. started
the Cincinnati Citizen in 1851. died sud
denly a. Panama on the 7th ult.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15

RTJus. before going to press. we arc
informed that Herrin's majority over
HoltE, as reported. is only 8 votes and the
official count may elect HoltE.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15

ANOTHER OH SoEDrER GoNE.-Died.
at Miamitown, Hamilton county, Ohio,
on the 7Lh inst, 10 his one hundreth year
Jones Frazoe.
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MORE TO BE ADMIERD THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmperOrS.

WHAT Why Beautiful Head Of II HIir.
because Il i the crnamont Cod .mse liprov for all our
racs Read,r, although the may bloom eysrso bright
y IN the glowing cheek the eye be ever so 'parSng Tie
or the hair be snarled shvocl, harsh and dry
STILL fspnnkod with gray, nature willose more than hall
her charms. Ptof Wood llar Restorative, f used two
week. will restore nni permanently secure
10 al suc Read the following and Judge.
The writer Of tbs first IL The ou LIBERATED lm NooD-
Now YorS, ATHl '53.
Dear su,-Pemt me to express to you tho obligation
under for the entire restoration Of my hail to its org
NJ cOOri about ue time Of my arrival In the United
statos rapidly becoming gray, upon the applica'
on OF youT "aiT Restorative" u recovered ts ogi
nal hue. slider your RestoFae wonderful tnyeu-
tion. quite oihaatiOus well a. agreeable.
am, dear sir, your truly,
:, TiiALBERG.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15

eE-The Ohio journal Of Education for Ooto-
Der, is before us-containing as usual large va.
ricty Of useful and instructive matter. No pu-
pil who designs making his mark IN the world
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15
Do You Hear III

Set down "0ld Seneca" for three AUa-
drsd Republican majority in ls59,.--
rhsm's the figures. boys; work for them.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15
READ AND OIROU LATE.
Nj. MARTIN,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
WASHINGTON Street, Tifin, O.,

Would respectfully inform his friends and the public gen
eFaY that he has made entire change in his mode Of
manufacture Of doing business IN general He has pro
cured the best worknen the country affords, sand is
manufacturing fne Boots Shoes, GaiteFs, &C. for Gents
and Ladies' sewed, pcgged and cofked with double
and single boomsi Of talf skim patent and other varieties
Of fancy leather used for boot making purposes In
that be surpassed in the state In point OF work.
manshp and taste, My Stock is brought direct from the
East AID consists Of the uery bost material All work is
warranted perfect III sale, Try IL and you shall be
shifted. You viii fnd Teasoable any other esab
shment for win be outdone on prices quality stock
aud work manshp considered. have cnnstaAty hand
good supply Of leadymade boots and Shoes Of my
manufacture My terms, hereafter, ready pay. Pro-
dpce taken In exchange for work.
N. h. Reference Is given such weur bat the
hest Of work-among whom may be named MessTs J. G.,
Kennedy, n. D. Searles, r., Ounnd g. Piitenger j. &.
1eTk, O. NJ Esrk, $, Sheath, Geo. Taylor Abel Rawson,
Geo Rsdded, q, w; Gardiner and also one Of the old
boot makers Of Tifn, Geo. w. Zeglcr.
tsp3 tf N. MARTIN.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15

tE-scvcral now residences are going up in
different parts Of The city. 80 mote IL be-"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15

tS-Now is the time TO pay your Axes Mr.
Holtr, our excellent Treasurer, is bcseiged with
customers every day. lie takes one.fOurth in
coin-the balance In currency.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15

tB-ou last county Fair is admitted by all to
be tle best ever held In this or the surrounding
conntiea.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15

tB-Read the card Of Mrs L. O. Allen. Mill.
nor and Dress Maker, opposite Blacks Block,
Min aIrnai
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Welsh Eswipapes oee, ~ Nassau 81, April -, 1889.
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gave II my wife, who concluded 20 uy II on her hair
little thinking the time that Il woud the gray
hair i original color but hefas well my surprise,
aeTa few weeks trial IL has performed that wonderful
effect BY turning all the gray haiTt dark brown the
same time heAut Tying and thiokenng the hair. strongly
reeomend the above Restorative TO all pefons in want OF
such change Of their hair.
CHARLES CARDEw.
New York, July 25, 1851
PRoF. o. j. WoOnt-With oonddene do recommend
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Since using your Hair Restorative my haif and
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| PROF. WooD-About two yesrs ago my hair commenced
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ing your Restorative in January last few applications
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Chicago, H., May I, 1857
The Restorative s put Up IN battles Of Sizes vzi large,
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/ entlaam
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-22
Illness Of the Hon. T. L. Harris.

The Hon. r. /. HARRIS, of Illinois, Just re-
elected to Congress by almost the unanimous
voice of the people OF his District will probably
never be able to take his seat again in the House
His death will be a heavy blow to Freedom
During the last session he was the leading An
ti-Lecompton Democrat so long aS health per
mitted, and disregarding the allurements and
anathemas of Executive power, Mr.. HARRIS
steadily by voice and vote opposed LecomPton
frauds and English swindles.
After the adjournment Mr.. H. returned home
and partially recovered, but was again prostra-
ted by the accidental use Of poisonous drug
Apparently he recovered from that also, but pre-
vous to the late election his health again failed
He took no part in the canvass beyond writing
4. letter accepting a denomination for Congress.
Mr.. H insisted upon being carried to the polls
to vote, but is SO wasted with consumption that
he has not been able to leave his bed since.
Mr.. HARRIS is a native of Norwich, Conn.,,
and is wholly self-made man. Like hundreds
of New England boys, he left the parental roof
for the West with no means OF advantages, 9th
er than the habits and discipline which have
raised SO many of that class to fortune and emf
ncncc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-22
rhe nlnisteriaI nIi.sion to ENGLAND.

Messrs Cartier, Gait and Ross, of the Mac
donald Canadian Ministry, have been on mis-
sisn to England to press three points upon the
attention and favor of the Imperial Government,
ami the Toronto Globe announces that they
have failed to accomplish either The points
were, a Federal Union of the British North
American Provinces; an International Railway
set on foot under Imperial sanction, and with
the assistance of Imperial guarantees, with the
view OF rendering the project subsidiary to the
Grand Trunk enterprise; and lastly, grand
loan scheme for benefting the Provincial finan-
ces, to be hoated in the London money market,
with the consent of the Imperial authorities
The Globe says that they are on their way
homeward, and that instead of helping Canada,
this mission has inflicted upon it damage and
disgrace.