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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

EEWe publish to day tie glst ol me
pure, patriotic. and piOus fight that came
off between Morissey and Heeran, the Be-
pic,a Boy. We have an aversion TO throw
inc before our readers such revolving
scenes; tut on noticing the eagerness ana
apparent pious inquiry 'f many OF the
sharp -toed. round tOed, and square~'Oed
elite, and moral preteuders of our com
mpnity. We yield our columns to the brutal
display Of physical forces. with the simple
remark, that God designed 10 doubt that
The moral nature Of man should hold con-
trolling influence over the mere animal OF
brute dispositions. and u hat when the AMI
NAL becomes master of the moral nature
then farewell to moral, political civil an'
religious liberty and equality
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

nEOur old friend JOHN Work has To-
Gated himself in the Foster buildings ad'
Joining K4uffman's Drug Store, where he
is prepared 10 sell copper. sheet iron aud
,in ware of the first families" and to lnr'
nish cook, parlor and other stoves that can
heat tle world. Give him a call.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

EE The Young Mems Literary lnsti-
tute will meet at the City Hall on FRIDAY
evening next. at 81 o'clock.
Question for discussion, R Sclued, That
the right 10 hold slaves in the Territories oI
the United States, exists under the Consti'
tuition where not prohibited by positive
law.
Foremen in debate-Messrs. John M
Connell and r. M, Clarke.
Appointed Essayist, =. r: P: Baker Esq
CHAS. TISEMAN, Prest.
G. E. M. JENNINGS, Sec'y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

LEcruRE.-There will be Lecture de-
livered at the Union Hall this evening" al
hslf>past seven, by the Rev. j. c. Crelgh,
ton. First Lecture OF the series proposed
by the Young Mems Christian Association
the coming season. Ladies and Gentle
men are cordially invited.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

EEOn the 1st ofNovcmber. the stale
and congressional election will occur in
Louisiana. On t Cd, New York, New
Jersey. Massach asetis. Michigan and H.
linois are to elect State officers and
members Of the thirty. sixth Congress =
On the 4th, Wisconsin Votes, and on The
OH. Delaware,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

EESee Messrs. DRAKE BROTHER Co.'S
new advertisement in TO days paper. all
right and no mistake--down with your
s6illy sbally houses that cant afford TO ad'
yertise.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

E~There are several houses in this
city that neglect to advertise with us; we
al are told tboy are gradually going into f'q'
uidation. We would advise the people, ii
they want to buy good goods cheap to
patronize those houses who patronize the
Pri pter.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Flour steady, but quiet. @
Wheat firm. =,
at $500 cents. . =. -.
WHISKY is dail Provisions hrll. Bulk Meat6X
aszle Lard re Mess Pork II JOGI7 e..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

eE Now-a,days we open the Union to
find a peppery article on Douglas in vain ain
Since the Penn sylvania, Ohio. and lndl'
ana election the organ has heen ,os quiet
and gentle as a jewsharp. The President
has backed down. Douglas is 10 be elee.
ted iftecau. Cowardly cOuuse!s prevail
at the White House.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

DUFF & DUNAN's COLLEGE, Columbus
Ohio. We received short time aimee a
beautiful specimen of Peunmanshlp' from
their writing Professor, Mr.. SnAFFER. we
commend this establishment to our young
men who desire an accomplished CONNER
eial education. See their advertisement
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28
RwWe publish in another column tne

wwe publish in another column tue
communication Of SETH WELDr ESQ., no'
bacauss we admire its toue and spirit ou'
because he is patron OF ours very
clever fellow, and specially requests IT,
We did not know but Bro. Beatty, when
he charged that can American who haa
imUliediy OUlig ted himselftO to vote the iuIl
Rapublicau ticket. and one who had reeelV.
ad at the hands of the party distinguished
navor.." /" &C.; we say, we did not know but
the distinguished leader OF the Republican
r.,tv meant some insinua,ion uPon the ca
raer Of our noble self, but when friend
Weldy takes it all to himself. we breathe
easier, AMI feel quite relieved from fight
So FAR as Brother Beatty is concerned w
say let every man fight his own battles
Messrs. Giddings, Greedy, Wade u Co.
will undoubtedly feel themselves demOl
isbed and beg for quarters. But we reall!
think that Mr.. Wsldy is somewhat vindio
tive, acrimonious and hyperbolicAl' b.
that as it may. "suGvitgr in .nOdO' J0r''fe
inrs" is our motto, in such cases made an
provided.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

~we take pleasure in calling. atten'
tion to Tie advertisement 'oi Messrs.
MAnrrs & HOOKER; We know they a'e
selling superior goods at very low prices.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

EF On the 10th November, meeting
'of the Sock holders Of the Cincinnati
Wilmington & zanesviIle kai!rOad Com
many. will be held in Circleville, 10 trans
Act the most important business ever BE-
fore them; let every stock holder turn ou
and see that his interest is fairly dealt with
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

EESee the new advertisement OF A
DoLpH AARON, Just receiving his winter
stock Of clothing jewelry &c. II he don't
sell goods cheap there is no use in talk
mo
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

CHEAP! CnEApER!! CHEAPksTl!!-L. c.
BuTcu has Just received large supply Of
Of gold. silver and ware that is not exactly
either, but all superior articles OF the kind;
tea deasert and table spoons, gold and sill
YER pens and pencil cases Of the truth tel
ling families; we Recommend them to oul
edito ial neighbors and all who desire to
wright the truth and shame tbs Devil
Butch can beat the Jews, and the Gentle
cant sell better bargains.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28
do not Despair!

vPAN OLD INDIAN
DOCTOR. UNCUS BRANTs,
while n Missionary among the
Indians OF the Rocky Monn-
tains. diseevt red "a RARE
PLANT. that proves to he n
certain cure forcOnsumption, =
Bronchitis, A hmA, liver
Complaint. Nervous AffeeT
lions, Coughs. Colds, &C.
Having now made his fortunes
and retired from business, he /,
. witt send thspreseription and!
directions for prepafFk tine
I IN edIcine free sf charge TO all
who desire IL, and will send
10 his agent, enclosing two
stamps (6 cenis), to pay the
return letter, with a descrtp-'
ton oftheir symptoms The
old Dte:or has cured more
7 than 3ruU eases OF CORstMH-
ffon alone. and hopes all az
hirted people wiilavait them
selves of this opportunity, as
the Doctor wishes TO do All
ihe good he can before no
dies. Address all letteIe 70 +,
Y DANIEL ADkB.
Box 35aI P o., New York
Who Is his sole agent
October a. 1858 lyR4 -.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

EEJonsthan Robbins died in Middle
esex county, Mass, last week. he
weighed 465 pounds.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

INTO all wanting Farms, see advertisement OF
Hammonton ande.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

RARE Sport. .--FLoRA TEMPLE and PRINCE
will trot a race at Newark on Saturday the
30h inst.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

"A CHALLENGE he owners Of Cham
pioh, Searcher and Black Hawk Wida'r'
Having understood that the owners oil
these horses and their friends have express
.d dissatisfaction at the result Of the last
match between Capt. Fisher and them;
that they have made charges Siahfairness.
and claimed the superiority Of their hor,
ses, / have this to say, that l VIII
match Capt Fisher against either of those
horses or both Of them, TO 60 two best In
three or three in FIVE, mile heats, over the
Fashion Course at Lancaster. Ohio, Tor
any sum from $500 10 $4,000, at their op'
ton. The winning horse. shall also have
all Of the Gate fees, and if subscription
Of say 800, is agreed upon, l will guaran
tee that the amount will be promptly paid
The race to come off not later than tn
goth OF next month.
AS have already trotted twice on th
Newark Course, l deem it but fair tina
these horses should come over to ou
course in this match. SAMUEL GRIM
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28
THE "BRoADWAY 0MNIBUs,'
THE GREATEST PAPER OF THE AGE.
A Beautiful Illustrated Monthly Shees
aud a Pnner that is n Paper,

and Paper that ~ Php6T,
4 Btdget OF Wit Hnmor. Fnets arc Scenes drawn
from life = Here SrerigA array gAf cray BToed-
sqT. BroadEas. rigAt Bpi'' only Fifty CeDis-jump
In and take ride. OBes seated IN our ''ONEIBUs,"
We III eBdeayOrto both ap1se and Instruct YOU and
rive YOU In the Of the year. al least
,ou up broadway, down the old BOweFy. through
Chatham and the other principal Streets glFisg you
ample time to the Elephant and get GOOD peep
At Peter Funks. Confidence Operators. &c. Ge; No
will show YOU The city by day light. BY gas light. ~
noon light By candle light. By s'HI Tight and VIII
drive the MstBUs TO some parts Of the city Where
thgre is NO Ight! We will endeavor TO post you on
all the tricks and traps OF the great netfoP"s, anu
matter. Throw physie 70 the dogs" " you nave
the Blues tie Dyspepsia. GOut. iheumallsfn or arg
unfort mattel troubled with seodiDg wife. We viii
guarantee to make YOU forget your tToubleS lauRn
oipo.t azninst YOUR will. and grow fat. Everybody
should snbsrribe 10 the '-0NSIBUs' at once Ine
"BsoADwsY OsTnsrs' will make snppesranee on INC
first of each month"; filled win amusement ANU
lion f,r alt Price. ify Gents wear IN advance--
tbree euuies 10 one address. ONE DOLLAh, the
rbeapp.t paper In the Siates Who will get us tNo
subscribers and receive one copy freef Aneommphi-
'1''o"' CHARLES p. BRITTON.
| Editor .sBroadway omnibus," .
Sept. 81, Is5s-6w22 297 Pearl Street. New York. :
T1RW LANDS FOR SAT-, % Niles from
| & PhjladeIphia. by Railroad in the state Of New
| Jersey Soil among the best for Agricultural purpo
ses. heipS good loan sotl WIN cia! o"Hom. inc
Hand il large tract divided into small tarmsand hun
dreds all parts Of the country are nov seipne
The cron. can he seen growing. Terms from IS ID
saO per acre. payable within our yen r ey %
adelpeis AT x A. VI. by Railroad for Hammonton. %
address r. J. Ryrncs, by letter. See ful advenise
mont in another column. Sept t5, ls56--3mgO
N-7To I'LL wanting Farms, see advertiser ent o
! HammoniOu Lands
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28
OINVALIDSi
DIR. 81. MISE.
PhYsIeisn fer Dlssa.e' p .hs 'rhse. !. J,

PhysIeIan fer Diseases 81 the Throa
Lunrsand Heart, Female Irregularities, and ~
Uterine Troubles. Chronic Diseases, ee-' &C.
NHAY be consulted IN LANCASTER, uhe TALL,
yN MADGE HOUSR. NoFEMbhhtlr'fsaa ane ~
and viii visit ihis city monthly the same dniss.
Dr. WISE treats Lang and Chest Disessesey lhe ~, ~
tonni md philosophical and emincnut snceee.lut
mode Aedieated inhaialon and dlEcei iopisHt WV
ment. Cntheterism. ,.r
And whose long practical expefiente ano estensNe
Observation u the Husritals OF New YORK Hud 10 pr
vate praet with instrueticus from eone of
the most eminent Professors OF Medicine snd safgeIy
in this country and Europe gives him assurance that
he can render entire satisfaction 70 ulNho may give
him a tial.
THE great pontin tile treatment Of all human mala.
dies u 10 get AT the disease in direct manner All
mod1eIes are esiimed by their action uron me "a
eao rec ring Telief-hs sthe important iaet upoe
which inhalation and Cathelefism are hnted " tno
Stomach Is diseased take medicines direeuy lnte
the stomach; ifthe Lungs are diseAsed brenhe otln
bale IN medieated Va bnrNdirectly into them he tea-
sjn why consumption and Diseases OF the Ihestnhte
resisted all treatment, has been oeeausS
they have not been APPROACHED IN nltett mAhne..
TPPersons afflicted with Chest pseases shouip ~
DELAY Ia wing proper romedies Dsed ere Aoe
Thisfs fatal mistake and should be well eousoeteu'
EEN No Charge for Consult''ion! -AI
DR.. Wise NAV be eonsuItej through Bog No. ee5
Dayton, Ohio. LaneaSei' 'uS - -
V-@Aii wanting to emIRraie to milo ciimptes skooa
sill. and one market, advertisement Of haminon
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

TTTo all wanting Farms, 500 advertisement Of
Hammonton Lands.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28
ASGpMhY@l AZ WQhDR'

DW. BsGELOwsS OFFICE is at bis OLD
Residence. on Wheeling Street, near Columhu,
Street where he will attend ~ all the calls n mis- pro-
fession Lancaster, ,Apgust5, 1sSe-Htf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

r-PAu wanting to emieraie TO n mild climate .eood
sill. and One market, see advertisement o. na"ASa
ION Lands.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-15
Fillbustsrism.

The Congressional proceedings, which
we publish This week. are unusually IN
tsresting. The capture Of Walker in Nic-
aagua by Com. Paulding has been the
principal topic Of interest and has drawn
out spirited and lengthy discussion,
both iu the Senate and House. Douglas
an Pugh take the side Of the flibusiers
and denounce the arrest Of Walker rs ille-
gal and unjust Buchanan has transmit
tod a special message to Congress on the
subject, IN which he says Paulding com.
miltcd a grave error" in transceudwQ
his instructions, bu. goes on to defend
him on the ground that his motives were
good. The President finds himself de-
serted by the South and may well exclaim
Save mo from my Friends"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-15
Bill for tho relief Of Delinquent
Taxpayers.

Among the numerous bills going
Through the mill" at Columbus is one
for the relief Of Delinquent Tax payers
introduced by Mr. Dawes of Morgan,
The bill is limited to the year 1858 and
provides that county Treasurers shall re
main in their offices until February 1lth
for DE purpose Of receiving taxes, during
which time no penalty shall DO charged
nor property distrained. The bill. il it
becomes a law, is to 60 into effect imme.
diately, thus alfording temporary reliel
to all who may avail themselves of its nd.
vanlages. We think the Legislature ought
to pass il forthwith, both as matter Of
justice and humanity in view Of tho pres.
est financial pressure.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-15
Democratic ttnlp D.n,rntion.


INDrANApoLrs. January 8.--The Dem.
ooratie Convention assembled in the hall
Of the House of representatives this morn.
ing, At 10 o'clock, aud after considerable
confusion organize /, by olecung Gov. A,
Z. Willard President
A large meeting WAS held in the capitol
last night, which was addressed hy Gov
Willard, Hon. John Petit, Judge Hughes,
aud others. Hon Jesse ID. Bright and
many other distius su,shod politicians are
here.
The nominations made this afternoon by
the Convention are as follows: For Sec.
,etary Of State, Daniel Mcclure; rreasu.
rer, Aqulla Jones; Auditor, John w.
Dodd; Attorney General, Joseph f. Nc.
Donald; Superintendent Of Public In.
'tructious. J. J. Rugg; Judges Of the
supreme Court. s. y, Perkins, j, L.
Hanna. Davidson and Wordon. All ex.
cept Rugg, Hanna aud Wordon arc the
present incumbonts.
Resolutions were passed, lndorsing the
present Administration.
The frouds Of Douglas are very much
dissat i,ied, an there will probably b
another convention called,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-15
Poor Pughi

Pugh's Pacifcation Biz for the admis-
sion OF Kansas. falls nat TO tho ground
aud does not even attract comment in po.
ljdoal circles. tits rot acceptable, either
to the Douglas OF buchanan wing Of the
Democracy, aud is utterly impotent to
heal The present rupture. It is in direct
violation Of the doctrine Of popular sover-
eighty, as held by Dooglasi Tor it coutem-
plates direct iatorferencs by Congress in
the affairs Of the new state. by debating
how state legislation shall proceed. II
Douglas should surrender his enabling act
for this miserable patched up concern Of
Pugh's, he would stultity himself in The
eyes Of the country and the world. This
bill bears the ear.marks Of demagogue
a political Iime-seryer. seeking to eyade
the live issues before the country and h-
king refuge behind miserable compro.
mise. In Mr.. Pugh's eyes, the interests
Of Kansas and the country at largo are
secondary considerations aud inferior to
the interests and perpetuity Of the Demo
cratic party. He knows no motive and
oolnizes no obligations, higher than
those which party feally dictate. How
much more manly and honorable would
it have been, for Pugh TO have taken po.
hition with DOughla, ia the thickest Of
che b hyht, than to skulk away and hide bo-
hind this transparent subierfuge
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-15
Lainal ANN Kanaaa.

Kansas news is rather meager. The
difficulty at Fort Scott has been settled.
There was no collision between Con.
Lanes forces and the dragons. rs was re-
ported. Lanes appearance threw con
sternation into tho ranks Of the Missouri
ans and they ned home. The Free State
prisoners were delivered up and Lane and
his men returned 20 Lawrence. Nothing
very definite has been heard from the
election on tho 4th. Reports indicate
tho rejection Of the Leoompion Constitu-
ion and the election of the Free State
ticket by large majority. The excite
ment will now most likely be transferred
10 the halls Of Congress.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-15

TuE MINNEsorA SESAr0Rs Win DoUo-
LAS ON KANsAs.--A Washington letter
writer mentions the arrival of Senator
Shields, Of Minnesota. looking as young,
sturdy and vigorous as when, ten years
ago. he embarked for the big wars In
which he played so gallant part Sem
alor Rice Is on bis way. Tbse gentlemen
are devoted friends Of Judge Douglas. and
will 90 with him on the Kansas question.
Gin. Gas.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-15

II will be seen from the communication
Of our Columbus correspondent, that the
present Democratic Legislature Of Ohio
Is about to distinguish itself for little else.
than resembling and mpealing the whole.
some enaotments of tho Republicans.
Every guaranty Of personal liberty, every
safeguard against federal eucroachment
and unsIrpation, is to DO torn away and
the Sovereignty Of the third state in the
union prostituted 70 tho bebests Of the
Slave powar Rhls heva haap introduced.
granting slave. .calehers tho free use Of
our jails, in which to deposit their runa.
way property at the public expense; to re-
peal the habaas corpus act AMI the act
preventing slaveholding and Kidnapping
in Ohio and to prevent forever the immi.
grafton into our state Of persons taiLted
with Arricln blood. thus carrying into
practical effect the odiols doctrines Of the
Drod Scott decision. Is this the business
for which the people sent them up to Co.
lumbus? Is the time Of the session to be
FILTERED away and tho peoples pockets
taxed to crafty the Molooh Of Slavery
and bind the chains Of servilily around our
neoks? Where are al the promises of re.
tronohment aud roform. still fresh in the
minds OF their constiiuenls--the Bauk re.
form and tho Independent Treasury ?
They are all forgotten in the blind zeal 10
,.ro,,tttato ~. Gt.,. D.....
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-15
NOW rs The TIME.

Those who desire to keep thom-
selves posted with regard to the
doings Of Congress and our State
Legislature, should subscribe for
the Tribune Immediately. If our
friends will exert themselves in
our behalf, we can double our list
in a very short time.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-15
nIarlntLa 3 oinolnnatl n. hi.

The employees on the Marietta & Gin
ohm Ii r. r. made n strike. last week. i.
consequence Of the failure Of the oompa-
ny to pay them their regular wages. TIM
strikers took possession Of the rodd aud
all the trains were stopped. A number
Of the leaders were arrested and brought
before the proper authorities. but NJ hst
accounts. the einsubordnatiou had not been
quelled nor the business Of the Road re.
,umed.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-15

WAsHNoToS, Jan. Sit appears from
the Treasurer's weekly statement, for the
week ending yesterday, that the amount
sIbject to draft in the United States
Treasury is upwards Of $4,000, ,O0O.-
The amount on deposit is $1,000, ,OOO.-
Draft drawn but not paid SEQ 5000.
Receipts during the week. $685.. 600.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-15

To the merchants and business IN The country, de.
ring Ne, thor ushy pn,ted upon Commercial and None
ury Matters and the daily fluctuations the rces Of Pr,
dure tni Mercharitse, We believe couilruty M,
hnno Investment be found pay better Interest than
= sub bt npton n the DAtLy GAzErrEs
Additions 10 Clubs can be- m1 e AZ al times durug the
ye1r prnpO ona rates. the time expire with the Club.
Subscriptions, IN III caes, payable IN advaaco, and pa.
peroontinued aitrh he expiration ofthe paid t'r
opoym1ers others who 80 act as Agents, will
if thcV nrsfr To- allow Commits ion Of per cent n
subscriptions the Weekly obtained At the above rates.
We shall be ppv, time, seni ne many spec-
mems copies ainy be desired, upon application.
All Letter. containing Remittances, " Registered, will
be atourrsk
AnoGEss, GAZETTECO,
iani5Iw. Cincinnati. o.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-15
sIXTY-SlXTn YEAR,
npLR0E9UaCm1 pvG3s
OF the daily and weekly
CINCINNATI GAZETTE.
Of the weekly without iu
crease of Prices,

~ the frst Of Jnnurfy eusuins. shall enlarge the
~ WEEgtY GAZETTE 70 The size Of the OAtY being
equal 10 Increase n nhon six CoLUNS3 OF RRAniNe
MATrsN while there vii be no Increase iu piee thus en- t
bling us 10 rre.eui readers mach Complete on
General Snmmrry 81 News than possibly he conien'ed
into is present columns and .u1kng LAnnesI
AND, CovsinEano IT'S sizg, CHEAper pArEHs ~ UN
ION. TO Soy nothing Of the fart that but few p1pcrsi e
thor La.ttr Ne,t, furnish the amount anil vHuciy o.
uiginal commercial 1nd Mnnef~rs, AR cultural. Scen-
uhc, Statistical and Miscellaneous Matter Nhs Of cour.
involve muh heavier outlay th1nis sary for paper
whose columns are chiefly made mp OF exrics from Other
iourees. ui,al,o rrnicdon superior quality Of p7pr
tus preserving much ccnr lnd more egbie appearance
h1n The chc1r straw pt tprruow so eeucrtiy used
tonuFsPnSuFycE.-lie have made Arrangements, with
geutem1n OF long experience aud superior Qualifications,
Tor REGULAR CoRnEsroNnEVCE from WAsHtNuroN, during
the coming Session Of Congress; which, torethr with
News generally, shall be able 90 lay before fsaeT
ADVANCE Of the time that IL be received through any
ofte Eastern papers We hall also be In receipt Of Daily
rous'ponicnce on CotUMBUs and INDIANAPOLIS during
the Legi sativo Sessions.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-15
WEBSTER.
Father aud Mother Kiurd by their son.
lie eats up one &c the Bodies, RORsts

Father aud Mother kiliCd hy their Snu.
He eats up 0ne &c the Bodies, ROasts
aud eats a pOFtiOn of the other.
HAM,LToN. ~ Y. jan. il.-A most
a'rocious murder was committee at Pool
Vile, four miles from here. last night
Jprod Coms,ock and his wilu. aged over
20 years. were the victims. Their own
son was the murderer lie has. for some
time been insane. About 8 o'clock last
night he killed. his father by knocking
him down with an axe, aud then killed
his mother with a skillet He then cut
thoir hearts out. He cut one Of their
bodies in pieces, and roasted the other in
the stove, eating part Of il. He intended
TO kill his sister, The murderer has
confessed all.