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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16
-: ssa FOR THE NORTH AND WEST,

-: xSa FOR THE NORTH AND WEST,
eSs4 $ZVIA VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND Or
ANdk AND ALEXAND IA RAILROADS. Two
Trains Daily, viz: at As NJ, aud at IS. IL.
making close connections at Washington with the
trains for Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
and f,r all parts OF the West.
THROUGH TICKETS can be- procured at the
Ticket flea of the Virgins Central Railroad, to
ALEXANDRIA, CINCINNATI
WASHINGTON DECATUR,
BALTIMORE JEFPEksONVILLE.
PHILADELPHIA, INDIANAPOLIS,
NEW YORK, VINCENNEs,
pITTSBUR6, LOUISVILLE,
EVANSVILLE, ST LOUIS,
DAYTON, CHICAGO,
COLUMBUS,
AND ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Baggage checked through.
Passengers for Washington are set down at any of
the hotels free of charge
CUP NETHERLAND,
au % Ticket Agent.
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1 STORE ON BROAD STREET FOR
~ RENT THOMAS D. oUARLEs ofgrs for
the desirable store formerly occupied By him
self, and adjoining the Dry Goods honse OF CTen-
shaw, Quarles Il 90. To a good tenant the terms
will be liberal, and possession given Immediately.
nryo0 Nj
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a. METROPOLITAN HALL.-This
4sa popular Hall. situated on Franklin strest.
near Governor, having changed hands and under
gone thorough repair and renovation. is now open
to the public is offered the most sccommoae-
ting terms. The rumor that it was to be sold, an0
appropriated to another purpose. is erroneous and
the present owners viii spare 10 efforts to Keep up
its reputation as the best Hall ,or Public Amuse.
JOHN COOK,
Sc l3-ts Agent and Manager.
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sss FOR RENT.-The residence of the
kB late David NJ. Pulliam in Manchester, ID for
rent with garden attached, tao remainder of this
and the en.uing year. Amy information concern
ing the same car DO had By calling on
PULLlAM BELTS,
It's Odd Fellows Hall. Richmond
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NEW HAT AND CAP STuR

KRM NEW HAT AND GAP BTUHE.
4 This is to inform my Fl lends and the public
generally, that havs opened HAT STORE
opposite the American Hotel, with eptire fresh
stocks of the latest Fall fashions Also. "a hand,
well selected assortment Of Trunks, Vaices. Carpet
Bags Umbrellas. Walking Canes, Shirts. &C. To all
in want of the above enumera cd articles earnest-
ly solicit an examination of my stock before pur-
chasing elsew here as am determined to keep go ID
goods and by selling for cash. shall be enabled to
sell cheap. j. SWEENEY,
Opposite the American Hotel, Richmond, Va.
~ In
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APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
prizes Of 500. approxinating 70 6o,oW
prize, are ..~ NJoe3
prizos Of $500, aDproxfmsun9 70 Ss0N~
prizes II 500. spp7oxtmatins to $1,000
prize, are -. -
I prizes Of el25s approxfmsxinG 70 tcUO
prize. are -
4 prizes OF 1lcc. approximAtanG 20 Hso0
prize, are go
prizes Of SIS ipproximatinx 10 ss.ose
prize, are 10
PRICES arc 30
6OOS prizes Of go Are 10000
s. 4s5 prizes. amounting 10 Sx7D0Oa
whole Tickets $40; Halves tS; ouartars - 50
aT A Circular showing the plan OF the Lotteries
will be sent to any one desirous Of receiving IL.
Certincares packages wi b sold % the following
rates. whfchis the risk:
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THE CAROLINA HOUSE,

"a THE CAROLINA HOUSE,
~ CORNER OF xArN AND COMMERCE sTARETs,
NORFOLK, VA.
This Hotel 10 over and adjoining the Merchants
Market, Post Utfice, Custom House, and City Hall,
on the corner of two of the principal thoroughfares.
in the very centre of business. and has every appI
auce for the comfort and satisfaction OF the guests
TERMS ST so per day.
an 27-3m Proprietor
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~ FARM FVK SALE.-I am au- 80
"a thorized to sell dr. slrable FARM. situs s.ss
ted about mines from Richmond. in the county of
Heurico, about quarter of nile from the Charles
City main road adjoining the lands Of Albert sin
Jno Allen and Others. About 50 acres are cleared
he balance is set in oak and pine wood.
The improvements consist of a new dwelling
house containing rooms. passage, &c, &c. new
smoke house and other necessary outhouses, new
orchard and we'll Of excellent water in the yard
The property is in good neighborhood, Terms &C
communicating. Apply to ID EACHO,
peay ar naa
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- FOR kENT-A desirable store I'm
"a der the Exchange Hotel, on i4th street. next
door TO Vests Book Store. Possession given INN
diateiy. Apply to Hugh W. Fry, or Henry G. Can
nom l6-ts
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A NTHRACITE AND YIRGINIALU

NLOVER HILL COAL.-The undersign
~ ed Is prepared to furnish CLOVER HILL COAL
at the lowest market price Throughout the season
;v s-fs P III GIBSON
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a. FOR hENT-And possession given
~ in 9 few days, the large and dasirably located
dTe!1ng corner Of 9Th and Franklin Streets now
occupied by Mrs Burton as Boarding House,
tor which it 10 admirably adapted. Apply TO
THOMAS w BOSWELL,
Receiver Of Browns Administrator,
je 2s-ts vs.. Burton &c.
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T'U COUNTRY SMITHS i am pre-
pared to deliver SMITHS COAL OF superior
quality ty the car load of sixty bushels, on board
canal boats, at the railroad landing IL miles above
Richmond. Apply at the Carbon Hill Mines. 3la
mile g from the canal or at my Office in Richmond,
corner Basin Bank and Iatn street.
TBRMs-Cash on delivery.
au Its JOHN }. WERTH, Agent.
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GzA FOR KENT-POsse3tlO given I'M
ET mediately-The Store now occupied by the
subscribers on 18th. between Main and Gary sts .
who will m we this week to the house latel5 in the
occupancy of Messrs. Ii W Try q Sons, coru=r Of
Cary and Pearl streets. Applyto
VIZ WALLACE SONS,
Also. q commodious Lumber House. in the rear OF
Messrs Johnston q Bransfo-d's Hardware Sore, and
ne dis VIM WALLACE SONS.
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y. q. W TNsfoH.
For sale BY Mrs DAVIS. Fisher Il Winston
Millspaugh Johnston, Il Picot. Bodeker and
Charles Yale. fe9
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n FOR RENT-Aad possession given
MN inmediately-one of those newly erected and
well finished brick tenements, on 18th street. doors
north OF Laigh street. Church Hill. containing six
rooms With light aad airy Easements, closets pan
tries &c. garden attached and we'll of water on
the premises Rent. per annum, $50, Apply to
JAs M CARTER,
willis Opposite Exchange HOTEL
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12
The Nicaraguan Raid.

WAshlNaroN, Nov. 6.-Gen. Walkers
visit here is not directly with Govern
ment. II is in part to ascertain the ex.
tent Of the proposed British Interference.
lie is satisfied there will be no hindrance
to lawful emigration TO Nicaragua, and
denies tho truth Of the statement that
there has been any sale Of bonds Of the
Transit Route; hence, he declares that
part ofthe Presidents proclamation must
have been founded on incorrect informa-
tion, and further that passengers leaving
Mobile are expected to pay their own ex
penses and act upon their own response
bility. The emigration is under the aus
pices Of the Southern Emigration Co..
which has been in existence six months.
and which has branches IN Alabama, Mis-
sissippi. Louisiana and Georgia. There
is no clashing Of interests between il and
the Canal 90,
Gen, Walker will probably leave for
Mobile tomorrow, though il is not Ger.
tain that he will 90 out with the FIRST par.
ty 10 Nicaragua
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The EnelIsh swlndlo.

President BUCHANAN, Il is said, Intends
in his forthcoming message, 20 make the
English swindle Ms test Of Democracy
In no oshoT way can he retain he support
ofMe SoUM. This is direct thrust At
Douglas, who opposed that scheme Of
per6dy. The doctrine, then, we suppose
is to be, hereafter 1000 inhabitants for
a Free State, and indefinite exclusion, with.
outa bhbe; and $1,000 for Slave State,
with immediate admission, with a bribe
This Is strictly in accordance with the
policy Of this Administration. II has al
ways Disseminated agains. Freedom. -
The doctrine Of the Dred Scott Decision,
too. is TO bo adhered TO; which makes
Slavery constitutional, and carries il,
against The will Of the people and Terri
t,rial legislation. into all the Territories
OF the United States. Freedom, 10 per.
pstuate which our Constitution was foun-
dsd, is TO be regarded as sectional and
O Uteoastitxfioaal, and placed under disa-
blilieS, while Slavery is to DO nurtured
aad extended. by complete reversal Of
the doctrines Of tho fathers. Jcfersonian
Democracy, applied to the Bogus Democ
raoy Of 1881 What a miSnomerl
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

TnE GouLDY FAMLy.-On Thursday
nighs Mr., Gouldy was reported to be ly-
Ing in a very feeble condition; during the
day no recovered his senses sufficiently to
recolleot that his son attacked him with a
hatchet. But faint homes are entertained
Of his ultimate recovery, Mrs. Gouldy
IS getting along satisfactorily. IS also are
tho two boys. Elizabeth Carr, ono Of the
servant girls. who was at first supposed
TO be the slightest injured, is fast falling
johanna Murphy, tho other servant girl, is
also very low.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12
The Result IN Illinois.

The news from Illinois indicates the
election Of a majority Of Douglas men to
the Legislature, which viii probably Sc
cure his return to the Senate. The Re.
publicans, however. have carried the
State by over 5000 majority, against
the regular Douglas ticket, which shows
chat the sentiment Of majority Of the
people Of Illinois is against Douglas
The Administration party nearly all went
over to Douglas. Their whole vote in
the State win not exceed 2. 800. The
Republicans made gallant 6gh. on the
Legislature, but tho chances were against
them. Douglas owes his success to the
unjust apportionmont Of the State, aud
the fact that eight Of the twelve Senators
holding over arc Douglas mon. This
makes the victory rather harren one,-
Be this as it may, the result is purely
an auti-Lecompton. anIi-AdministraIiou
triumph, which is source Of graduation
10 Republicans as well as Douglasies.
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To Consumptivaa.

rhe advertiser having been restored 20 health IN few
weeks, BY very simple remedy, aef having san rcd
eFal year, withe severe Lang Affection, and that dread
disease Contumption,isa anxious 10 make known 10 hii
We viii send copy oftho prescription ued (ree ofchorga
with dlectonss for preparing aud using the same which
sheY will hnd Cara Tor Cousumption, Asthma BrOH
ohius 40 The ony ohieotof the advertiser In sending
he prescription q 10 benefit the 0lcteds and he hopes
every soAtfef viii Try his remedy, u viii them
oolhng, and may prove hJss'ing Parties wishing tbs
prescription viii Pleaee addlels,
REV. .EOWARDA. WILSON
cotlSlf WliianifbVEg, Lor leland
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

The elections held on the "a inst. have
resulted in complete overthrow Of the
Administration, in every state.
New York leads the column. giving
Morgan, Republican, for Governor over
1900 majority. eleoliug a Republican
Legislature and all but four Of the oppo.
sidon candidates for Congress.
Mas'aohusolts is Republican to the
backbone. Banks majority will be over
$4,000 She sends an uubroken Repub.
lican delegation 70 Congress and the Leg
islature is largely Republican.
New jersey hns done nobly, electing
an entire opposition delegation to Con-
gress and an opposition Legislature.
which is 20 choose U. s. Senator in
place OF Wright
Owing to a severe storm, the Republi.
cans in Michigan and Wisconsin did not
Hurn out and the consequence is that they
have probably lost one member Of Con.
gress ia eaoh state, Howard and Billing
hursD. Both states however have gone
Republican, by handsome majoritios.
In Illinois, Dou ylas will probably have
a small majority in the Legislature, but
the state has gone Republican by over
5000 mlj9rity. Four Of che Congress
men are Republicans and Eve Douglas
democrats.
-Slsvoholding Delaware has gone dem
ooralio by a small majority
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 0.-Thc Republican
publishes q communication from a lead.
ing Mormcn, stating that they have been
traduood and slandored, and demanding
a full aud impartial investigation Of ali
charges against them, with view Of
counterachng tho existing predjudices
against that sect.
Mr.. Wallace. recently from California,
via Salt Lake, reports having seen on the
plains $3.50 vehicles, 8,06l yoke Of oxen
7o4 mules, 46 horses aud $3.50 head o.
loose cattle,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12
THE ATLANTIC GABLE FRAUD.

Tho admission (says the Philadelphia
Argas) is at last reluctantly made by the
New York papers, that no regular mess
age has ever been transmitted through the
medium Of the Atlantic Telegraph. The
whole shing turns out TO bo stupendous
bumbug, fnot premoditated fraud Mr..
Cyrus w Fiold, who was few weeks
ago looked upon as verlilablo lion, turns
out to be an animal ofA totally different
description. AS soon as the shares 10 the
company were bubbled up to the proper
altitude by She general tom foolery Of the
public celebrations, he took good care to
sell out his stock. and resign his situation
as director Of tho company. Instead,
therefore Of being considered 40 availa-
bio candidate for the next Presidency, by
those who had more enthusiasm than COM
mon sense, he bids fair. IL justice is done
in the promises, to be candidate for a
very different station.
The oredulous public, which hns run
mad with excitement over the Atlantic
Gable, will now have ample time to re.
fleet upon the egrogious folly which has
made us a laughing stock to the whole
civilized world.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

WHAT DIp lr?-Mr buchanan and his
friends are terribly puzzled to account for
the upheaval in Pa. They doLt believe
IL was Kansas; they are quite sure that
Lecompton had nothing to do with il.
because Lecompto0, as everybody knows,
is settled Some maintain that il was the
old love for iron and tariff, and that the
"iron has entered into tho Presidents
soul" Others again maintain that the
Quaker's voted aad that the ten lost tribes
have "turned up"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

INDIANA 0,6e4 MAJoRITy.--In Indiana
the Opposition have elected eight of the
eleven Representatives The eight Re
publican districts give an aggregate ma
jority Of 1850; the three Democratic
districts, majority Of 4,955 making the
Republican majority on the Congressional
test 8,62t In 1856. the Democratic ma.
jority on Congressman was 6,221. Hur.
rah for Indiana.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

A CLEAN SWEET IN IowA.-Our latest
adyices from Iowa indicate that the Re.
publican majority on the State ticket will
be about $500. Nearly all the Judicial
Districts have gone Republican The
contest was pretty close in the First Con-
gressional District, but it is believed that
Curtis will have not less than 800 major.
ity. VaCdever's majority in the Second
District will be about 2,oOo.-[ Chicago
Tribune, 2Sth inst.
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Proclamation bv the Governor.


In compliance wilha Joint Resolution
Of the General Assembly. j, SALMON p.
CnAsE, Governor Of the State Of Ohio,
hereby appoint Thursday, The 2Jlh day
Of November. 1858, rs = day Of Public
Ihaaksgiving and Prayer to Aimighfy
God.
And / earnestly recommend to the
People Of The State the due observance Of
that day by abstinence from ordinary la
bors; BY public and private offerings Of
praise and gratitude for the mutiform and
manifold blessings snd Benefits National,
Soeialand Personal, which GoD hath been
graciously Pleased to besiow upon us, and
by lervent prayers that he will cause His
Goodness to abound yet more and more
towards us, protecting our whole Coun-
try from foreign enemies and domestic
dissensions, distinguishing by His Favor,
our State Institutions ct Government
Education and Beneyoence, and conduct
ing each Of us through the blessed way
Of Peniienoe and Faith to the glorious
consultation Of Earthly Hopes IN Heay-
enly Rest.
-. Given under my hand and the
[ SEAL. Great Seal Of the State Of Ohio,
- this eighth day Of November,
A. D. 1858.
BY the Governor: g p. CHASE.
A. p. RUSSELL, Secretary Of State.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

AouDENr TO REy Mn TuArER ANr
Wws.-ln Lowell yesterday. as Roy. T.
b. Thayer, (pastor oil the Warren street
Uuiversalist Church, in this city. and
wife we're riding in light wagon, the
horse took fright, aud running violently
against curb stone, threw them both
out. Mrs. Thayer had her collar bone
broken, and her husband had one of his
legs fractured above the knee, and his
jaw broken Boston Traveller, eth
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12
MARRIED.

On Nov. 4th 1858, by Rev. j. H. Good, Mr.
PrrER snrErs Of Tifin and Miss ELIZA JAouA Of
Eden.
Eliza, when she first prepared
For matrimonial sweets
Made carpets, quilts aud pillow-slips,
But Heaven sent her Sheets"
On the 9th ult., by the Rev. j, G. Theur, Mr..
JAooe W. SNrn, to Miss CAruARINE HARrsrER
al Of Flat Rock,
In this City, on the 4th inst, by Rev. r. An.
drew, Mr.. URIAn sroNE, and Miss ELIZA AS,
LOWE.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12
New York Election,

The latestfootings at Albany, give Nor
gan $4,000 to 10000 majority. The AS
sembly will stand about 10 Republicans
sected without any union, 20 Union
members aud straight Americans, and 20
Democrats. These figures will not be
varied more than 9 either way,
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MORE TO BE ADMIERD THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmperOrS.

Whatl Why Beautiful Head Of Hair.
because the God mse fprovided for all
Reader, although the may bloom ever 50 bright
" In the glowing cheek the eye be sparkling the
eeu be those poafs fthe head is befett ors covering
the hair be snaTed shTveed harsh and dy,
still, fsphnked with gray nature wllose more than half
her charms. Prof Woods Hair Restorative, f used two
three times week, will and permanently secure
20 all such ornament Read tho following and Judge
The writer Of the first l. tho celebrated DR WooDs-
New York April 1853.
Dear srT-Permit me to express to you the obligation
under ot the entire restoration Of my haI i orgi.
NJ coori about the time Of my arrival in the United
satos Il rapidly becoming gray, butupon the applou,
on Of your Hss Restorative 10 recovered It's orgi-
nal hue. consider your Restorative wonderful inven.
ton, quite elioadous well as agreeable.
am, dear sir, yours truly,
g. TiIALDERg.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

EXACTLY So.-The Cincinnati Com
merciel says; "The financial policy Of the
Democratic party is easily de6ned-Bor-
row money, augment the national debt at
the rate Of City millions per year---lO pay
current expenses"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

THE WAsunURSE BRornERs.-The three
Washburns, brothers. in the present
House Of Representatives, Israel. Of the
Fifth District Of Maine, Elihn b., Of the
First District Of Illinois. and O. O. Of the
Second District Of Wisconsin, are re-eleo-
ted by heavy majorities.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12
Allnnhmnnl Nntirn.

Jonathan s, Ntdry, Pltifys, leopold Zsnders noit.
Before Daniel Richards, j. Of Eden tp Seneca 90, o,
the tth day Of Octoher is53 said Justice Issued
order OF attachment la the above action for the
Elk dollars aud ninety cents. J. =. NEDRY,
novie.3W Melmore, Nov. !, 1858,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

EEThe Washington Union is still
pouring out its yials Of wrath upon Doug
las. Il argues that he is no democrat
aud that he and his followers should be
excluded from the Charleston Convsn-
ton. There is fun ahead.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

aud drm Phhs W. Leopold Landers, net.
nof0ro Oapel Richards r. of Eden tp Seneca Co q,
pad day ofOcohef D. ie53 said Justice issued order
Of attachment in the aSovo action, for the OF ytwo
dallafs. SMITH 4 MILLER.
novi2 Nv Memore, Nov. 1, 1858.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12
Seneca County Bank,

CoLUMnUs, Sept a. 1858.
IA ton Of thu Seneca County Bank Thn, hereby
called uon 70 piesent the tho Receiver at Cou
bus who wFecopt for hem and said receipt will bear ns
teTelt from the date thereof.
Thepubie are cautioned against any sagifee on said
notes. JAS. r. CL.AYpOOLE.
sepoi.Sm Receiver.
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Attachment Notice.

Richard Copp PltR W. Leopold Zandsrs, Den
netore Daniel Rchars Z, OF Eden p,, seneca Co o.,
the 5th day OF October D, iS9 said Justice issued
an order Of attachment u the above action ior the snm
tkry doars with Interest fom the g2d day Of july A, d.
is5s, RICHARD CARP.
novi29w Melmore, Nov. I, 1853.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

A man arrived at Fort Kearney from
the Ksnsas gold diggins, on the ID, with
$4,000 worth of gold partly clean dust and
partly gold quartz. His only tools were
a knife, hatchet and Dutch oven,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Aiinchmnnt Nnticn.

Jane, Klais, PtiT vs.. Leopold Zandsrs, Dsn
Before Daniel Richards, J. p OF Eden Township Seneca
County Ohio, the eth day Of October A. b., 1889
Said Justice issued order Of attachment the above uc
Iion, ot the Of sevenvone dollars and seventy
cents, JAMES KLAISS.
novl9.3w Melmore, No. lst, 1853
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Attnchment Notice.

Joseph Young, PhfT, W. Leopold Zanders, Deit.
beioo Daniel Richards, J. z. OF Eden Township, sene
ca Cornly, Onto, the th day Of October A. H., leSS
said usioo issued order OF attachment In the above
uon Tor the sum OF oftwonty.thrce doafsr.
MelmoTc, Nov, I, less. Oq.3W) JOSEPH YOUNG.
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HOUSE, SPOU UTIN g,
made % order and put up with dispatch win
Woodruif's Patent Hangers.

rTNuE only reliable and iuhsianal molc Of suspendug
1 Easeir6ughs, which hna taken The First Premium q
thp Ohio state Fnir held % Cinoinnau Sem0mber, tS5l
aiso AZ the Inatiuo at Cinclunau Sept. 1857
and Al the New Nufk stats faif this modern Improvements
received Gold Medal the best premium that Committee
OF icontlfc Iiuuc coad award on any modem Improve
ment HAFne ppfshased he Right cor Seneca asd Nyap-
dot connoI you will psIccsc that no oher panos have
rht a. use ~ put % tha Improvement, II you you
hnusc Sp0uied with EavetlOug that are made Of the heat
us, thai h Imported, and ~ the best meehaniss 10 rita
oa q Nclkt' noss'Ss
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Hurrah for Now Inrsnu.

New Jersey has ouIstripped herself
She has emulated the glorious example
set by Pennsylvania. Her entire delega.
tion elect to Congress is Opposition, and
her Legislature the same way two to one,
which secures an Opposition U. S. Sena-
tor in place Of Wright Dem. whose time
expires next 4th OF March.