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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-10

- n SUTEKB IF BKI
Accompanies the Troupe. and as type OF his
spocies, is the most beautiful and docIc ever
captured, he will be introduced into the ring at
every performance, by MIR. Robinson, who has
.. length succeeded in making this hitherto
wild and violent ANIMAL perfectly tIactabc.---
Tho whole Collection Of Auiiaals is perfect and
numerous, and such ~ never seen in any travel
ling company but tiis
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-10
Horned Horse,

THO only living specimen in america, and from
tnch knowledge as Historians possess, suppose
him 10 be the las. Of his race---all attempts at
obtaining another having ssnslly failed. To
roo this beautiful and extra ord mary gem in ami
mated nature, is alone worth tho whole prics
Of Admission. -..r
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scfEMTxTYc AMERICAN.
PROSPECTUS.
VOLUME FOURTEEN
Begins september IN, 1858.
WECHANICS, INVENTORS,

ana FARMERS.
Tnn SciENrnic AMrsIoAS has now reached
IT'S FOURTEENTH YEAH and will enter upon n
Now Volume on the llth OF September II 10
the only weekly publication OF the kind now is
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contrary, IT so deals with the great events going
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If the Mechanic or drtizan wishes 10 know ,be
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es to Keep himself familiar with the progress
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and appliances, both OF peace and war-all thesc
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august 81. 81.
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n II DICE OF GIFTS
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PROF. ZIMM ERMAN'S
FULL CORNET BANDi

~ superb Chariot, will accompany tho Troupe,
The Music will consequently be CT the choices,
character.
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n. B.-Dn. HANK desifcs to give notice TO
those ladies and gentlemen, who have at differ.
ent times during tho pas; year, mentioned TO
HIM their desire to take up the study of the
FRENCH LANGUAGE, that he will form new
class at tho Seminary, on Tuesday Evening, Sept.
7th, at O'Clock.
July %, lS5Sl6!-St
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FITCSa Il CMALrANT,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED
5000 lbs White Lead. in Oil.
Barrels Fiuxsced Oil; ! Barrel sne,n OH,
20 Io'pcnunei do Fish Oil;
o' i.s,s oiii do AlchO!;
Barrels Carbon OH:
90 Bundlcs Wrapping parer:
3Cascs Preserving Jsre. oil si,ee Glaze.
CORKS of all sizeS;
dozen Carbon OIL Lamps:
90 dozen Gargiing oil; I-'1'
IN Casos Pure Fresh Drugs.
we invite the public TO cali at our establish
meht Tor anything they need in our line, as GU,
STOCK IS constantly receiving new additions.
'uy % a.E FiTcH & CHhLrAsr.
Is. l.. FAHNESTOCK.
Late OF the firm of Is. A. Fahncs,ock & Co. AND
successor To Fleming Brothers:
WHOLESALE DIR UGGIST.
No co, corner Wood & Fourth s,tce,,.
PlTTSBURG. Pa.
To my friends as well as the pations Of tbc
honso have purchased, and the public gene
raiIy, give the assurance that nothing shall b,
waiting on my part to accommo date nd please.
u. j.. FhHNESTCOK
Aug Oily No. GO. corner " God &4tI ats.
y EApi-MADE CLOTHING a, AUCTION
III PRiCES.-Cicth and Cashmere Coa,u,--S
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June j, 1908 VIM. LAZlER'S Store.
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M ORGANTOWN FEMALE
Iva SEMINARY
REv. A s. HANK, A. NJ. Assoe;.

Ray. AS. HANK, A. NJ. } Associate
J.B, L. HANK, A. NJ, Md P,iacircis,
THE duties of this Institution wi !. be ,cspp,
cd on Tie first Monday in September.
II" buildings are now being enlarged, hy the
addition OF three story wing, b2 by - feet.
Which will contain a Chapel, Bath rooms, and
Increased accommodations for Boardcts.
The Psintipais viii be snpported by a corps
oi competent teachers in the Solid and Orha
mental Branches Of Fcmale educat
Diplomas will be granted 10 those who com.
pictn The regular collegiate Course.
Miss MAGGIE NAN DEh WERREN, of New
YORK, VIII take charge OF the Musical Dopnr,
bient, and Miss MINNIE T.. JerFEPson OF tho
ornau entail Branches, Painting, Drawing, SIC.
Terms per Quarter-Eieyen Weeks
PAYABLE In ADVANCE. "
Board, Washing, Fuel and Lights, $500
CcLLEoiArE DEPAsnEsr
instruction in English Branches, g.. 600
Ancient Languages, each 600
MUSIC, with use ofins,rnmcnt for practice, 1000
ornnmtn tal Branchcs, --Pain,ing, Drawing, &C.,
extra ..' ."' ...
fRErARAroRy DEPARTMENT..
Second Class, saco
fns' LASS, 900
For Catalogues containing further information
apply TO Rev. DR.. JAMES DRUMnoSD, or ". T.
WILEY, Esq, President of the Board of Trus.
tees.
Mo'santown, Va, July %, lS5S-Sw
NJ Uoioniown "Genius," Brownsville uClip>
per-" Fairfnont "True ritginian, - Prun,ytown
visitor" and Preston County ar ceis,er'; cooy
eight times.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-10

BOOTS, SHOES AND BOENETs
L cometo WIN. LhZIERSs f,bsan s,oso
June 4, 1865, y r4T7-' N''''
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-10

Commissioners Monon2shela Navigation
Company.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19

UJThe late veteran of the press, Major NJ. M.
Noah, held a raey pen, which threw OF sparkling
paragraphs with ms much ease cas- the lion shakes
the dew drops from his name" The following Is
one Of them
1--WE Ike short courtshipsi aHd in this Adam
acted like a sensible man-fell asleep bachelor,
and awoko to find himself a married man. He
appears to have popped the question almostimmo.
dately after meeting Nellie Eve, and she, with,
out any Irritation or shyness, gave him kiss and
herself. OF that first kiss in this world VIC have
had, however, our own thoughts; and sometimes,
in poetical mood, have wished VIC wero the
man "what did it." But the deed is done; the
chance was Adams and he improvedi. We like
the notion Of getting married in a garden. II Is
in good taste. We like private wedding. Ad.
ANS was private. No envious beau was there
no croOking old maids; no chatting aunts and
grumbling grandmotheH. The birds of heaven
we're minstrels, and the glad sky flung its light
upon the scene.
One thing about the first wedding brings queer
things to us, in spite of It's Scriptura truth. Adj
am and his wife were rather young TO be married
some two or three days old, according to the
sagest specuations of theologians-mere babies
larger but not older-without experience
without house-wthouta pot or kettlo-noth.
ing but love and Eden"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
Ola Corn for seed.

Farmers, it you have not already selected your
Seed Corn, you should attend to IL Immediately.
Il will be safer to plant old Corn, whore il can
be obtained, as much Of last years crop is dam
aged and will not grow. Those who have old
Corn, safely cribbed and sound, should keep !,
for seedi there will DO a demand for Il in the
Spring. All Seed Corn should be tested before
it Is planted, by depositing few grains IN a
small box or jar, covering Il with moist loan aud
letting Il stand a few days in moderate temper.
ature. The experiment costs but little aud may
be Of great yalue.in the end.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
LOVE VERSUS LAVE
A Faithless Wife Caught
bv Her Husbandl

One OF the most singular cases Of crime and
deserlion, by wife .and mother, was publicly
brought to light in this city, on Friday lat. The
parties are Jemes Jclloy and Mary Ann Huggins.
William Huggins, the real husband, Is farmer
Of liberal means, residing somewhere in the State
Of N. Y. and apparently respectable and intel.
igent man. He ASSERTS chat they lived happily
together for many years 10 their peaceful home
aud eight children we're given them, as pledges
Of their affection, five Of whom are still living,
No cloud appeared to dim the sunshine Of their
life, until Satan entered the Eden Of their ioy,
in the person Of James Jelley. Jolley came TO
Huggins' poor boy, and was employed to work
ont the farm, in which capacity he lived for several
years without suspicion. At length the husband
observing that an undue intimacy was springing
up between Jolley and his wife, gently rcprimaud-
ed her for her conduct, but TO no purpose The
intimacy grew stronger aud stronger, and finally,
when an opportunity offered, they elopod, leaving
a distracted father and Eve helpless children be-
hind. This happened about eighteen months
ago Since that time, they have been wandeting
about the country, leoding sort Of Gpsey life,
and eludirg the search Of the husband, who has
been constantly on their track. Jeiley aud his
paramour came to Tifin last summer and took
lodgings at the Holt House, but afterwards re-
moved to the Van Doom House. They had with
them a small child, born since their elopement.-
Jelley has become extensively known in this
county as an itncrant vondor Of Patent Medi-
cine and the two together have managed to sup
port themselves and the child. Thus matters
passed until last week, when Huggns, having
learned their whereabouts, came to Tinin and
dropped in upon his iaithless Mary Aun rather
unccremoniously, while her paramour was out
making raise" He appeared much affected,
with her on her course and offered
to restore her to her family and friends and pro
vide for her for life, IL she would only return
with him. But no! The faithless wife showed
no signs Of penitehee aud spurned all his offers
Failing in this, Huggns got out a warrant for
her arrest and on Friday she was brought before
Esq. Redd to answer the charge Of adultery. -
She plead guilty and was sentenced 10 fifteen
days confinement on bread and water. At this
Junction Jelley, who knew nothing of wha. had
transpired, came into town. His presence was
also demanded before Justice Redd, 10 answer
like charge. He acknowledged the corn" and
was held to appear at the hext term of Common
Pleas. Failing to give bail for his appearance he
was committed to Jail. Higgins was much af-
fected during the trial and frequently burst out
into paroxysms of grief The case presents
a lamentablo picture of fallen and depraved hu-
manity.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
For die Tribune.



For year or two past, the number Of subscri-
bers in our county to the Journal Of Education,
has been merely nominal. Considerable personal
effort on tho part Of Foveral Of our most active
teachers has been made TO procure subscriptions,
which, for some reason, has proved abortive.-
The current volume is being issued in new form,
under the management Of able men, who are
personally interested in making il a first class
Journal. The January and February numbers
promise ALL in this respect that can be required
II they are to be taken as samples, we are sure
that it will be made equal to any other Journal
published in the Union. The vigorous articles
and suggestive items Of the editor, show him to
be well Informed for his work and thoroughly de-
voted to it. From our own experience, we are
prepared to say, that no teacher who has not an
extraordinary faculty of originating the varied
means necessary to interest his pupils, can afford
to be without first class periodical, filled with
the suggestions and the experiences of those
Whose genius and long practice fit them for stri,
king out practical plans for rendering their schools
more useful as well as more easy Of management.
G ask teachers to subscribe for the Journal, and
we subscribe for il ourselves, not merely because
we desire to see the publication so sustained as
to repay the efforts Of its present propretors, but
because we are interested in whatever promises
in high degree to promote the cause Of eduea-
tion, because we have traternal regard for our
fellow teachers, and are glad for them that pleas
ant CLEANS Of sunshine may occasionally break
10 upon their pathway to cheer them and strength
en- them for their work We have no pecuniary
interest in the matter, but shall lie highly delight
ed to be able TO send on the names md the dol.
lars Of all who may wish to send for the Journal.
The February number contains an offer to send
the "Atlantic Monthly and the Journal one year,
for three dollars tae price OF the Atlantic alone.
Cannot seneca send in large subscription list
this wipterl When teachers or other friends Of
edaealion are in Tiain at the examinations, or on
other occasions, let them, If they please, hand
in their names 70 any of the examiners, and let
others send directly to 'Publishers Of the Jour
nal Of Education, Columbus, ohio.' d.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
PatentCRf Rr,keI

Mr.. George w. Zeigler of this place has re.
Gently obtained a Patent for a Car Brake Of his
own invention, which, we are inclined to think
from a cursOry examination, is great improve
ment on the cumbrous, unwieldy apparatus now
in use, and destined eventually to superccde IT,
Where tile lives of thousands arc daily exposed
to the dangers attending railway travel and the
impossibility, frequently, Of checking up train
in time to prevent collision or other disaster,
any invention Of this kind is looked upon with
much concern by the travelling public. We think
Mr.. zeigler's invention meets an important de-
sideratum and possesses remarkable advantages
over the brakes now in use. It may be readily
and easily applied by the engineer or conductor,
in any car in the train and every wheel instantly
receives an equal amount Of pressure, A grad
uated scale is attached, for the purpose of weigh
ing out any amount of pressure desirable,
The advantages of this brake over all others
are First, It is simple in its construction and not
liable to disarrangemsnt Second, It is suscepH.
BILE Of instant application. Third, It's completely
under the control of both the engineer and the
conductor Fourth, II the train is travelling a de-
scending grade, where the weight Of the train
will give too great an impetus, the engineer may
apply any number of pounds pressure to each
wheel that he desires, the draught scale being his
guide. Fifth, to stop the train would be a task
readily accomplished within very short distance,
and that, too, without damage to the cars. No
other brake combines these advantages, and as
they decrease the danger of railroad travelling
fully nine-tenths, public sentiment should urge
upon railroads generally fair and impartial trial
Of this invention, and if It performs as it is claim
ed il will, It's adoption should at once be deter
mined upon.
The brake has bsen practically applied on the
Baltimore and Washington Road, to the entire
satisfaction aud astonishment Of all who witnessed
the experiment Mr.. zeigler is also under con-
tract to supply the Cleveland & Columbus Road
with his brake, by the list Of April. A handsome
model train, for the purpose Of showing the ap-
plcation Of this brake, may be seen at Messrs.
Loomis & Nymans Machine Shop, where Mr.,
ziegler win be happy to explain the principle and
HoDUs oFERANDI Of his Il enton in detail, which
we have neither space nor ability to do, We un.
derstand that Mr.. Z, intends making Timn his
headquarters and getting his machinery manufac-
tured at LOOMS & Nyman's extensive establish
ment. This is as it should be. The facilities
for manufacturing machinery Of ali kinds are as
good In Tiffin, as anywhere in the State.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
SPECIAL NOTICES:

t-ProG Wood the renowned dscoycrer Of tho invalua
bic air Restorative still continues to labor behalf OF
the afflicted His medicines universally admitted by
the Amercanptess be far superior to all others FOR cans
ing the hair the hsado the aged grow forth with q
much vgor and rxurance when blessed with the odvan
taves Of youth There BE- doubt " we place credit
In the testimonials which the Professor has In
his pos,eson that Is Of the greatest discoveries In
the medical world Il restores, permanently, gray hair TO
iu original color and makes Il beautiful silky
texture which hss been very desirable in all ages Of the
world Il frequently happens tha old marry beautiful
and amiabe young ladies' and not unfrequenty crsy old
maids make victims Of handsome, soodnatufed young gen.
men and by what process It has never been determined
ntiaieiy when Il was attributed the Of this invu
uablo Hair Res,orative.--Iasale Journal
eJy-soldb by All the Druggists. fe51m
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
MARRIED.

January $751; by wm. Holtz. J. p, Mr.. ARsA-
LON HALL and Mics LAURA NJ. PARKER, both of
Seneca County, olio.
On the llth inst, by Rev R. Good, Mr.. JuD-
SON L. TuRNER and Miss MARY J. MAsNrNo, both
of this city.
On the llth inst, by Rev, ] Pelan, Mr. VANoE
GRrTrH and Miss ELlAN PATrERsoN, both Of
Eden toWnship,
On the same day by the same, Mr. HuoH Ma.
ouFnN and Miss ZrHAH c. HEnoEs, both Of Sen,
eca township,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19

J'Wo call attention to the Law Card Of ]. X.
Ilord, in another place. Those having matters
for legal adjudication, will find him prompt and
able advocate. Office in shawhan's Block, over
the new Banking Room.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
Mad River q Lake Eric Faiiroad.

Mhu hiNtt N Ahho AFAt MulitoNuf
On aud after Monday, January 25th, this Com
pany will run Passenger Train between San.
dusky and Findlay.
Leaving Findlay a, 600 A. NJ, and sandusky
at 3.45 P. NJ.
The Train from Findlay will connect At Clyde
with Train on Cleveland and Toledo R. R., going
West. At sandusky, with train on c, & T. r.
R., going East
Returning, will connect at Clyde with train on
G. - X. r., going East, and arrive at Findlay
atsP.M. JOHN II, HUDSON, supt.
Sandusky, Jan. %, '5s.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19

aJConsiderablc snow has fallen during the
past week and the sleighing has been tolerably
good. Our streets are crowded with seds and
sleighs all day long and the music Of the bells
chimes in charlningy with the hum and rattle of
business.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
Cooley for March.

we acknowledge the receipt Of the March
number Of this desesvedy popular monthly. It
has no successful rivd IN the sphere to which it
is deyoted-the instruction, elevation and refine
ment Of the female sex. Every lover Of Beauty,
Art and Literatufe should subscribe for Cooley.
Terms, $500. Goday aud the TiFFN TRlHUEE,
$3.50 Address L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
Printlllr nnlon Ilnrnt.

The Office Ct the Democratic UNoS at Upper
saddusky, o., was partially destroyed by ise las,
week. Loss not ascerlained.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19

One Full Scholarship ia Folsom's CONNER.
oial College, Cleveland. o,
One Full Scholarship in the Ohio State and
Union Law College Cleveland, o.
Ono full Scholarship in the Eclectic College
Of Medicine, Cincinnati, o.
All Of the above will be sold very cheap for
cash.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19

Wednesday, Of each week, TO secure their ap-
pearanoe.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19

OF an kinds, from the laggcs, Poster down 10
the smallest Card, executed AZ this Office. vety
low and IN style not TO be surpassed, by any
Office In the State.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
GARD FROM CARR & co.


sANDusKYi Ohtof december ISL 1907
~ ENTs.-Iu addressing You this circular, We would
mention that since waiting you with onr last there
has been an advance Bar lron Nails and Glass and In
the midst of enlargement by the Sheet ron
rng and Axle trade with the business there hasoccued
"A ornafy crisis IN the financial affairs Of the
tty which puts quetus check the whole business
community.
Ia view ofths ealamiiy, we offer al wholesale
our entire stock Of Fencing Finishing Wrought Aunealed
and Cat Nails Cast and spring Steel fol Sleigh Shoes,
Sheet Iron Pipe or Shell Boxes, Cast Sleigh Shoes Wagon
Huhhs SC, Sc, nt about cost for cash.
Our stock Of Iron Is large and cOmpleei also, heavy
stock Of Sheet Iron We offer Pipe Boxes cheaper than
tev can be bought and transported from the East Wagon
Hubs supplied large small quantities., az Manuacu'
rer prices We areprepared TO I'LL your olrs promptly
and or trade extended to US, repect
fnDy solicit your further ORDERS and remnip, -
(det.2m) Truly yours OANN W,
HonJxing House of w. c. Hedges s. Co.,
Pay Interest on Deposits
Remaining Months, at pet cent.
as
le "6
pepo,its payable at any time, return Certificate.
JOSIAH HEDGES,
A. Q. BALDWIN,
Jrlv "a. 1s57. w. C. HEDGES.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19

Rev. oBeaF, returned Missionary, viii preach
n the Lutheran Church mex sabbath, at 1917
Oc.ock. Subjec.-- Africa,