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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
The Prospect.

We hear the most cheering intelligence
from the different townships in the county,
as to the approaching election. If tn,
Republicans work. as they should do
from this to the day Of election aud At
election, every township IN he County
WW give a largely increased Republieaa
vote. Eden. Hopewel, Bloom, Venice,
Liberty, Loudon and Pleasant have eacb
assured US they will do much better than
they did last year and We have no doub,
Che same is true Of tho other townships
Clinton, including the City Of Tilin
viii give a Republican majority, as it did
last spring. Let every Republican see I,
it that not a single vote is lost in his town
ship or school district and all will b
WELL
RV- REMMEEER TUESDAY. TnR 10Th OF
ocToBRR, Is ELECTION DAY -RE
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TELHGRAPHHTO.

Sr. LouIs. Sept 2l-The Wyandotie
{ (kapsasl } Gazette, of tho 18Th, says
~ eSterday ten thousand dollars in gold
dust arrived here from Pike's Poak. One
man brought six thousand, the result of u
few weeks work
CoLUmUs, O, Sept ga woman By
tho name Of SohelNng, at Grovepor, in
this county, committed suicide and mur-
der this morning, by throwing four chill.
drcn, lone boy and three girls, the old
est being y years, aud the youngest 9,
and hersoltinto a well 35 feet deep drown
/ ing them all She is supposed TO have
been insane through jealousy.
WASHINGTON, Sept, % The reccipts
into tho reasu,y last W eli were 8 u, lG6
600, reduction of nearly S264,0o0 as
compared with those OF the previous week
The amount subject to draft is Sl2.900,
600.
The Land Officials at Saltwater have
been removed to Cambridgs. and that at
Fimbult to 81 Peters, Min.
WAsuEoroN, Sept 2I-In letter
fcom Capt, Chauoey, Of the Steamer Nj,
agara received by the SceNhry OF the
Navy, he speaks Of the captured Africans
AS being in very unhealthy condition
generally, % OF them were suffering
from darhea aud nearly one-third with
oplhalma, Two died within a day after
being received on board his vessel.
BosroN. Sept 2l--Itis rumorod that
. r., N, Woodwork, who has lately resign
el the office Of Cashier Of tho Brighton
Bauk, is deaultar to that institution q
tho amount Of $4,000 Tho Bank is
however. amply secured from loss,
) Re- Our County Fai, comes OF on tn
IGth, 9Th and 9th Of October.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
HIGH TAXES.


Tho last Democratic Legislature have
increased our already high taxes oyei
100000
They have enacted Sub treasury law
which will cost the state, the Grst year
tho handsome sum Of 100000.
They have raised the salaries of all tho
Common Pleas Judges aud have created
seven additional districts, at an annual
expense Of $4,000.
They have raised The salaries Of all The
Supreme Judges, at an aggregate yearly
expense TO the State Of SC,pOO
They have ordered an extra session o
the Legislature, Which will cost Tie STATE
$4,000.
They have passed q law compelling Tho
payment Of taxes in Gold aud Silver
This will cost the tax payers, IN the way
ofcxchangc 100000.
This is the party Of "retrenchmcn
and reform, " Of which W. heard 50 mu,l
year ago. Out upon such men.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
Judge Carey, tho Friend Of the
Poor Man,

Judge Caray is now and always has
been the especial friend of tho laboring
man, lie is a laboror himself as his sin
envy arms and embrownad features amply
testify. Ho is opposed to high taxes,
which oppross the weak aud grind them
into Tie earth, He is no arstoorat or
odlco'sooking triokstor, but a plain, hon.
est, upright farmer, a representative Of
the "mud sills" Of the North, lie is not
and never has been opposed to the poor
man voting, but on the contrary he advo,
Gates tho largest liberty to all classes and
o mono moro than the laboring man,
whether Of native or foreign birth.
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eton that lie.

The 1dpcrtiser, following in the wake
Of the Bucyrus Forum, is circulating the
ridiculous falschood that Judge Carey is
opposed to the poor man voting. This is
simply lie, manufactured out Of whole
cloth and the Adrcrtiscr knows il. Judge
Carey never uttered q word, either on the
stump or anywhere else in favor Of re-
stroting the right Of suffrage to the hold.
ers Of real estate. On the contrary, he
has always opposed such a policy. Ey-
Iery one who knows anything Of Judge
Carey, knows that these charges are sim
ply untrue. Every pioneer in Seneca Co.
is living witness Of tho falsily Of those
assertions and they will rebuke tho Adcer-
Gser at the ballot.box.
The charge that Judge Carey is now or
ever has been a Maine Law advocate is
utterly false and cannot be sustained by
one word Of testimony. lie always op-
posed the passage Of such a law in Ohio,
as entirely imprac.icable aud unconsiitu.
tional and these are his sentiments now.
Is Judge Hall in favor Of the Maine
Law? eh? How is this, Billy2
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
WIDE AWAKB.

Republicans, be on your guard. The
opposition are securing every nook and
corner Of the county circulating all kinds
Of false reports and ISLANDERS foF the pur.
pose Of deoeiyiug voters Be not deceived
by their troachery.
Ger A week from next Tuesday will
b. election day. .GT
Go early to the Polls, vote yourselfand
then see that your neighbor votes right
rJ- Ifa single Republican is absent by
3 o'clock, send for him aud don't wait
until 1t is too lato. -fyI
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01

n1- Every vote cast for Hall will be a
vote to Keep Kansa3 out Of the Union until
after i8GO.-Rg
FER Every vote cast for Hall is q
sanction Of the Lecompton Constitution
or what Is worse the English Bill
Rg Every vote cast for Hal in as en-.
dorsemcnt Of hs surrender to The South.
Ro~ Every ote cast Tor Hall is an ac-
acknowledgement that a STAKEHOLDER is as
good as throo northern laborors.
Eg- Every vote cast for Hall is an en-
dJisemcnt Of the Dr.d Scott dec sion and
q thrust at Douglas.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
Hairs Position,

Hall said in his speech at Flat Rock on
Wednesday, that tho Locompton constitu,
'ion was fairly aud legally formed
lie said no did not ask the vote Of any
man. who does not endorse the Admins,
.ration,
He further said he would vote for IN,
admission Of Kansas, whenever she "le
gaiy" presents herself-thot is, when she
complies with the restrictions Of the Eug.
hsh bill, which will keep her out for tive
lr three years.
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FREE LABoRERs.

Remember, that by voting for Judge
Hall, you bind the shackles Of slavery up.
On your own limbs, Judge Hall believes
that tho Constitution recognizes aud pro-
eots slavery in all the territories and that
no power can exclude It therofrom. lie
believes that the slave. holder has the right
10 take his slaves into Kansas or Nebraska
and work them there, by tho side Of free
white laborers, thus degrading Ito latter
q a level with the former lie believes
that one stakeholder is equal to three free
citizeus at the North; In other words, thai
a State may be admitted with slavery
with 1000 inhabitants, whereas Free
State must have doubloor treble that nun.
ber. Free laborers Of Seneca Co., IL you
believe in these things, go to tho polls on
the second Tuesday Of October and vote
for Judge Hail. But it you believe that
the territories should bo kept as the hor-
itage Of freemon and free laborers, and
that Kansas and Oregon should he admit
ted now, as free states, vote for honest
John Carey. the "mud sill" farmer.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
10000

Aud remember that the Sublroas ury
law Of last winter WI cost the tax payers
of Seneca County, the first year, about
100000,
Romombor thrt Geo. H. IIeming has
faithfully accounto d to the County Com
missionors and tho proper Boards, for
EVERY DOLLAR of the public money
aud any assertion or insinuaiion to tho
contrary is a wiltul and malicious false
hood and SANDER gotten up to deceive
tho people.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
10000 Rats
KILLED ANNUALLY
pcution for Partition

g oufi OF Common Pleas Of Seneca County, Ohio.
Eliza protand Walter Pryor, hcr husband II zabeth
Peter md M n Peter, her hnsband Alma T. Loose and
Nathaniel Loose, her husbands ortan II Kto; srrah T..
viii take notice tia, Petition fled agaii.t tten on
he W, day seM lsjS, in he said Coun, by Pei.t
Petiuonefi demund partition ofthe oIo-e described real
South east fractional quarter OF fractional section NUM-.
brr one Cd, u Township numhar l, Ncrh range four
teen in Seneca County, Ohio houhded follows, o-wit
beginning to the same whore The Nor, Inc Of the Walk
Be,cr.e 20 sbntd hter.esit ne NJ 4 lite said Town
,ls9Ss o. aGa 'ionS ls Ea't ig oitaidd
fog-cast corner Of ac Qf and confirming fuuy.scven
updi $500 ocros Of ond ownod o.cupied by G. Bow
l.nl thence West on and along ue parallel with the
worm line sad 'e'toooe 90 the Eust bank OF tie SAM
duhN rvrr thence SourTy and along the East bank OF
,a'd{Sef et1e Aer ine otYeif Reserve, thence East,
begiunugi containing one hundred, thirteen and s3GO
otres OF and, moro ~ ie, saving and excepting the fcrom
R & y lHa Oh 9i te We 7't Of saip FacN
CppmfHfugn piit on the East bank Of The Sahdusky
,..,i n' l,rs o. ys & H'ss,fe Ns a'si
ne Of sid Reser M the South line Of th tract frat De-
stHhed to point from which limo drawn and extended
NORTH rlgl with the Negp Town Road, so called, 70 The
Norh inc ofs1il ir described fct win contain ard III.
eude .lNy"eveR ofss iland and he fight Of way TO and
from te sd siNV-seven acfesthe same a. Is now usedPs
aqne ~ te oteprrr sadreql eslate, uad from tho
said Ntgo Town Road the having been set on and
assigned In potuon hneiOore had, 10 Chfih ~ James
W. and Ewclne Kohi minor heirs Of Jacob Bro, decd;
subject 0oiger OF Mhngaret A. Krih, heretot set oil
an assigned to her upon the last mentioned tract placo
And further demand partition OF the following described
vii; The Noth nn OF Inc sonb ,yest onar
tc of fractional section, number six (Gl, In Towpship
%, Norh Of range deen Cl5), in Seneca County, Ohio,
eonanug hyIouI and 9iu00aeTes Of lana more lets
Also, the West half Of the South-Eest quarter Of the
Nonlwes quarter said fractional section, number G),
township and rnge Azure sai in the said Seneca Comfy
Ohio containing and 0IuO acres Of und mOTe
or less Ihh az e next term of said cour the peluoners
whpy for an crlcr that pattiton may made OF said
premises. .. e. E d. ANS
The said Elijah brooks will further toko notice that In
saldpston, the petonors allege that the said Brooks
holds moUgage lien npan he interest Of Elizabeth Peter
wife OF Ell n, Peter, being the undivided eleventh
ofn Of sidrsul esaie and sh rrocee dings have been
had thereon, IN the Court of Common Pleas Of Seneca
Couaiy, Ohio, ha te sfd r9obs has recovered Judge.
nent against Tie said E Peler and an crsrof sale Of
the said eleventh part of sgd real estate, satisfy HE nid
eams and praying that he make iu answer herein, setting
/ for his said rlalm LEE &BREWER,
sept 0l1 1853 llCiwSliC0) Solicitors or Petitioners.
IREAD AND CIRCULATE.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01

What we said last week about Halls en-.
ering himself at the State Fair as .Syiae,
is true. We have it from responsible
'ource and Hall himself does not douy it,
Whether he took a premium or not, we
are not informed. Tho people oG,ho oh
Congressional District, don't ike the
breed They are too JreaeAy and 'uu,
s'rtin.' They think of making change
S)on.
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Information Wanted,

viii some locoioco tell us who are the cxecu.
tors Of the law passed last winter, 10 prevent
"boros' from running at hrgeY Ono Of them, a
regular "Bcrkshirc," which was entered Of the
State Fair fora premium, but didn't go any, has
boon "lying around loose for several days, to the
mo- small annoyance, of women and children. Ills
owner s supposed Co live in "White House, a.
Woshnrton;o ot least thcnnimol benr. his 'mnrk
We hope be will come, prove property and take
him away,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
LOOR OUT.

Republicans beware Of spurious tickets
got up by the looofoeOs to deceive you
Read your tickets carefully aad see tina
they are genuine. See that they have III,
name ofevery Republican candidate. from
Congressman down to Coroner, befor
you vote.
Let those persons. whose dntyit is L
distribute the tickets. be early at III
Polls and remain there al day.
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HO W ARID ASSOUIAlION,
ionVV0IcnI nNIInUOn C71TTIVI UY 7N00IUI TnI0Wmoni
for the Relief of thc Sick and uisires,cd, afflicted
with NlLaIent and LnilnmLe nI.ea.as. = u =

benevolent institution established 10y spgci6l en- lowmcnt
for the Rriicf of che Sick and uislres.cd afflicted
with Nifulent aud Epiicmc Diseases. on.
times of Epdcmics, tii te object Uf this nsitbiion
20 establish ilospitals,to provide Nurics Phgtinnl
Clohing Fool, Medicine, &c Tor the sic md dcsnir,
take charlu OF he orphans ot dcue1gu1 ppny amt 10
minister n every possible way 90 the Fqic Of ie afflicted
nod The health of hc public at fse. 70 81 c duy OF hc
Director ntsuuh times. tovt,ipetou 0ie iutey rl s
idcs, Hndt1 pr0vi iU H"d execute uruns ofrsit Numcf
Gus physicaus, not acting OF to hssoeaon, usu-
ally enrol their u1mes on m books, subject 90 h9vuled uuau
10 attend ts hosp tls, free Of r.arIc ..
lu The abrueo of Epdemics, the Directors have author-
izcdthe Consulting Surgeon to give advice and medical u
90 penuns su ring under CiiECvc DISEASES Of rruent
character arsing hom ubuse of thc physical powers, mall
treatment, the effects OF drugs &c, SO, .".
Various reports aid tracts on he uatura and Fsa'mont OF
Chmnio Diseases, bv the C1usung rurggon have been
published ot graluitous distribution, and will be TRrE
o. cHAReE 10 the afflicted. .I.H
Adhrcls or Repairs or treatment, DR. GEqRaE r. CAI-
Houy Cun'utng surgeon, Howard Associatiou,s No. .
south Ninth Street, philadelphia Pa. Byuuernf the Di.
rcctou, Ezra D, llEMlrwELL, President.
GEO. FARcHrLn, Secretary. rr sepls.lr
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FRAUDULENT NOTING.

There should be a committee appointed
by the Republicans in each township, I,
guard tie polls aud prevent Illegal voting
~ Challenge every voter, who is no.
known 70 have a clear right under the
law. SO
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
nnPnRLInAN MEHTINGs.

DEWlTTS SCHOOL HOUSE-Big
Spring tp., Friday eve, Oct. lst.
PUFFENBCRGER'S School House,
Liberty tp., Friday eve, Oct. ist
WININGER'S SCHOOL HOUSE.
Seneca tp., Friday eve. Oct. lst
DUM0ND'S SCHOOL HOUSE
Pleasant tp, Monday eve, Oct. 4.h.
Alphabetically eve, Oct 5:h.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
REMEMBER.

That Kuupp's elootioueering Report,
got up by order Of the Clique and
against his own expressed wishes, has
cost tho tax payers Of Seneca County
oypr
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Attention Ladies.

Misses A. & M. A. Husband will
Have an OPENING on Tuesday, o m., ~ oclork, OCT.
jh, ofnew STYLES of BoyyFrs, HHnoy3 FLOWERS and all
the other etcctr1s of Millinery establishment.
The ladies particularly invited 90 call on ha day af
the goods will then be on exhibition. otu lw
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
TAXES FOR 1858.

The Tax-payers Of Seneca County are hereby noti-
fled that the amount Of tax charged each Dollar
valuation Of taxable property within the County for
the year 1853, is as follows.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
Lost

Lost or Friday last, dark shepherd dog with white
breast and short ears. VcD friendly olow spot above
eve Any person giving any inlomuton,o ratutpng The
dog will be ibarlr rewarded. a.
JAMES BtAIR.
Oct. 10 w. Mexico.
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This firm have received very large stock Of
Groceries for the fall and winter trade They
nrc prepared 10 sell 20 their customers, by whole.
sale or retail os cheap, for cash, as ntany likccs.
t,blishmcut in the West Give them a call ut
No. 3. Shawhuus Block
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01

Mn Enron. Please announce my natiie, rs q
eandidate for election TO the office Of Real E6late
Appraiser, in the City Of Tihiin.
JoIN WALErn
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Mr. W. @. Myers has again laid us undcrobl-
CATIONS, for copy Of the Northern Light of
Aug. 1th, published ot Whatcom, Bellugham
Bay Washington Territory, atS7ayoar What
com is on thy coast and the starting point Of one
ot the principal trails leading TO tho diggiugs-
This and Victoria are rival towns each claiming
TO bo the San Francisco of the newly discovered
El Dorado. Woelip the following from thc Nor.
thorn Lightt'
Numuous arrivals from the head wators orEra.
zcr River of miners who have prosp,ctcd the
grounds and reported their succcss at this place
aud Victoria, have led to the conclusion that
when thoroughly rospcctcj that region will bo
found 10 exceed inrichncss all The goldmincs vet
discoycredmNcw Caledonia, ThcucNt question
70 ho determined is, the safJg,, ucarcst cheapest
and easiest mode Of getting thcrc 10 woold be
folly to ouempt eonochiug the hct, that the
country iswih and broken, and TINT under any
and all circumstances, great latigues and itmay
bo, many priyodons, win have 10 b, encountered, !,
before the adventurous miner can hope to realize
his expectations of occmuhting sudden wealth.
TnE GERMAN PAPER CT SHEnY CorN.
rY,-Tho German paper printed at Sid
ney, in Shelby county, and which sup
ported DR.. Dorsey two years ago for Con-
gross, repudiatos Allen and his Locomp.
touism, and runs up the name Of Nichols,
The Germans arc leaving the slave
Democracy by sores and hundreds. So
we 60, Allen will be distarced in Octo-
bar, Ills eptaph viii ba "killed by Le-
leomptonl" GreenuiRe Journal.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01

CT~ Judge lllls meetings throughout tho
county haYe boon ncrl.eL hLalos.
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AncIion Snlo.
soneca Counly Bank.

CoLuNuus, Sent. 10, 1853.
A IL LPERsoNs HOLDING NOTES OF CIRCuLA-
"a on fthe Soueca County Bank as rian, are hereby
called upon preseu the the Oecsver Colun
hGs Who W receipt Cor thom aud said receipt will beariR.
teten irnu the date tbeIeo
The pubtc arr cauuoned agajnst any sacrifice tail
notes. JAS, a, CLANpOuLk.
U3n Receiver
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Appalling Calamity,

The steamer AusrmA, while on her
way from Hamburg to New York, aoci.
lentally took fire in her steerago aud was
nurely consumed, on the 18th inst
She had on board, coo passengers aud
yer 400 Of these arc lost. Some were
lrowned and great many wero roasted
i've in their rooms, The accident wa,
he result Of nei lect.
Es- Remember that Judge Hall l.
aader contract to James Buchanan ant
he South to keep Kansas out Of III,
! Union, as free slate.
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GrocerieR.

II. A. .BusKIRK 6 BRl., have ust received n l0r,o
AND COOL assortment of Gr1rerrs Which w hs sold low
for cash or produce call aEl cNamin hcir stneh
scpct. No 3 shawhau Block
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ISAAC Sir1ub's Patent Portable Grinding Mills, f,r,
tloudua Wheat Grinding Cora Meal, SmHll rfun feed
Gc, asN 20 as whole OF tcuh and an it Is
called, into COOL fine cob aud cofu loe iu uperon.
These celebrated Miil' manufacture out Of the best
quality Of French Burr blockl with much rnrc hud six
different szo prices ranging from eghyiyo 10 two huns
died and h'y dulur. These Mills continue stiu the
cun,utof a opposition and nr, superior Tor all purposes,
especially for beat n0urinr.
Also-Srapl's Patent PoUablo nwtM cullcl "kinE Of
the Wools.n
This IS an Ingenious and useful SawsN 10 make umbct
In the wo1ls This Min bo ran by animal, steam or
water power.
Those wishing 10 know fully about tho principle upon
which they huit and the prices Of tarh size wrl NJ
The terms of sale with please aldfrss me, as Ing Book
Of Dscrpton which will mnl aud post p1y Those who
10 So will wnic, la plain, readable huguage; the name,
Post OIce, County and state.
ISAAC SrRAUB Patcntre and Pf1pf
No. 10 Nn4r FRosr srREEr, CfycmSArt, q.
son. ai.Gm.
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The Dec 2O will be the whole
together with onR of all other taxes the amount of Road will be
charged due aud remaining unpaid after Dec goth. will
the easurers Office the
law In order avoid delay and neonvnces attending the paying
taxes in crowd, persons advised to call early
Treasurers Office Seneca County 0. trscs fa f DO
Tlhn Sept. 25th, 1858 LEWIS E. IIOTZ Treas.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAiER IN
Hats, Gaps, Furs, Buffalo Robes.
Buckskin and Wooian Cloves aud Mtensi No lao lVater
street. Sandusky, Ohio
tW-Hshest cash prices paid Cor an klals Of Furs and
skiesi also deals IN broken bank and uncurrant money
soh anu s'hef coin, ETC., eye. soplOtf
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01

Re- Our County Fair comes on on the
9Th, 9Th and 9th Of October,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-29
GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence of TIE Star.

SofIosRSNHoHCo VI 4Nc ct0I.
+, q. GRoHs xTowN, Dec % 1853
By far the most handsome improvement which
has been made on Bridge street the past season
Is now being completed for our esteemed fellow
citizen, Or. c II. Cragin The large building
for many years occupied by Mr.. Tilly, as ih'
post once and dwelling, and which, Ike its
ghbors, has for many wears worn rather an
antiquated appearance, has been 80 completely
lineaments of its former self. The store has
been so thoroughly remodelled and completely
fitted up as 10 render II decidedly one Of the
most convenient, handsome and desirable In the
town. The entire lower portion OF the front Of
the building has been removed, and one Of the
most modern and unique style substituted. The
interior dwelling parp Of the entire building
has also been thoroughly oveThauled, newly
painted, and the plastered walls covered with
paper OF superior quality. and every conve-
nience In the way Of gas, bells, DC that can be
thought OF carried into every department. In a
word, the Doctor has really converted this build
Ing into real palace in appearance, both eIter-
nal ana Internal. It Is now certainly one OF the
most desirable stores and dwellings In our city
See advertisement.
residence Of our fellow citizen, Dr. Grafton Ty-
Ter, last night, to participate in the and
witness the pleasing ceremony OF uniting
timable and handsome couple In the tender
bands OF matrimony. The handsome couple
we,e w Cassen, Esq Of Missouri, and Miss
DR.. Norwood, Of Christ Church, OBLIGATED.
The clerk Of the weather seems to be ont OF
place again this morning, and the weather pre-
sents gloomy and threatening aspect, attended
| in the morning with light fall of snow
The whole number of cords of wood brouo hI
| to our market and remaining In the Yards thi.
year, amounts to 10, Ue7-against Il, OiO Ia 1857
| showing deficiency OF ,953 cords. :.