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M'KEE, &. BAM-EY,
EDITORS AND FROPRIBTORS.
T II I I ,"r IIIIMV.H'I.H. IHflM.
TAKE NOTICE!
Tlio Tiibuno is the only Anti
Lncompton pnpor pul.liid.od in
Srnora county. Show it to your
ncihlors and got tlicm to pu!i
icribo. Price $!,."( or annum
in advance (Iron! inducements
offered for polling "P clubs.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
FOR jrOOR OF TUK FtTK!!MC rociiT,
WILLIAM V. VEQiof Scioto.
rOR ATTORNEY OF.NF.RAt,
CUIUS. T WOLCOTT, of Summit.
FOR OOMTTROLI.KR,
WM. B. THRALL, ofl'ranUin.
to MEMHKU OP IIOARn OF rClll.IO WOKK8
.IOIIN' L. MARTIN, of Duller.
FOR (JONURKSy,
JOHN CARKY,
of Wyandot County.
Republican County Ticket.
for Atnrron,
ERASTUS O BO WE, of Clinton.
FOR TRICASl'REB,
LEWIS E. 1IOLTZ, of Clinton.
FOR BIIKRirr,
JUNIUS V. JONES, of Loudon.
FOR COMMIHHIONKR,
JOHN WILKINSON, of Rood.
FOR INFIRM ART PIKKOTOR.
WILLIAM RANDALL, ofEdon.
FOR CORONKR,
JAMES LAW II HAD of Spring.
APPOINTMENTS FOR
APPOINTMENTS FOR JUDGE CAREY.
Ji-dob Cahct will Jilrei iho people
of th County, al tha following timet (Del
jUoe:
QUEEN SrUINGS-Saturday, Sept.
truli, at I P. M.
MELMOKE Monday Sept. 27lh, at
2 P. M.
DLOOMVILLR Monday evening,
8ept. 27th, at 7 o'clock.
avcrm TiiMitay Rop 9Hi1i. at 2
P.M.
SOUTH REED SCHOOL HOUSE
Tiie-mlrtT evening, Sept. 28th, at 7 o'clock.
Soma other upenker will assist Jurlga
Caret at eaoh of the above canon. Turn
out and hear the "Mud Sill" candidate
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
LAMUltlGUT'S SCHOOL HOUSE,
JacWn tp.: Tuesday eve, Sept. 20lh.
l'LAT ROCK Wednesday eve Sep. S!)
LOWELL Thursday evo. Sept. 30th.
FORT SENECA Tliutiday evening,
Sept. yoth.
DEWITT'S SCHOOL IIOUSE-Rig
Spring (p., Friday eve, Oct. I at.
rUFFENDU RUER 'S Sohool House
Liberty tp., Friday evo, Oct. 1st.
WININOER'S SCHOOL HOUSE
fleueca (p., Friday eve, Oct. 1st.
DUMOND'S SCHOOL HOUSE
Pleaaani tp., Monday eve, Oct. 1th.
ATTICA Tuetday eve, Ool. 6th.
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. Beware of Fraud !
We liave overy reason to believa that
the "Cl'niuo" are secretly circuiting cop
ies, of Kmipp'i urlangduodle report and
other slanderoua documents. Such it
llioir duspeie ion, in view of their ap
proaching defeat en 1 thoir anxiety to coy
r up their own damning record, hide
their own nionnlruu fraud and gather
up the aoattoring remains of their own
party, that they will resort to trickery,
misrcproKutitMiion and even FORGERY,
to accomplish their ends. Republicans,
be on your guard and spot the rascals,
when they come around. Remember that
"forewarned is forearmed."
The "Forgod Circular" Party.
L'tst full, the Lorofooo "Cliijuh" got
up a "forged lemperanoM circular," in tl.a
Dame of the "Republican Ceulral Cum
uiilttM," and haJ it secretly oirculntad iu
the eve of election, to the no small injury
of some of oar candidates. It bore the
impress of the Advertiser office, and wa
a desd well worthy iu kuutst (1) utigiu
ators. James Love, Locofoco (now con
ati.Mu), wa ..(lit out into Reed and Ve
nice townships, with a team hired and
paid for by the Demooratio Central Com
mil Icy, to dixlvibute these forged docu
men's ; he falsely representing llml he
wa sent out by the Republicans. This
can be proven by Mr. E. R. Bennett, and
others. Mr. Amos Nichols, another Lo
cofoco, was sent into Liberty township,
on a similar errand by Sheriffs Weirick
and Ogdon, and bia team was hired and
paid for by the Demooratio Central Com-
milue. These forged document were also
eut by mail, through the Tiflin Post Of
fice. Those are facts which we aland
rua.Iy to prove. Will any houetsl man
support a party that resort to such vil
luiiiy.
Land Appraisers.
We want and must have the names of
tLa Republican nominee for Laud Ap
praisers, in the ditTereot townships. This
matter should be attended to immediately.
"Mud Sills" Read.
The Issue which Involves the
Rights of Free Laborers.
The most important bearing of if. is
sue beforo us, lies in the underhanded
manner by which the opposition dengn
robbing Free Laborers of their civil and
natural riehls. We hold it to be a self-
evident truth that he who performs phya
leal, and he who performs intellectual la
bor are equal in natural as well as oivil
rights. No law should make a distinc
tion in favor one to the disadvantage of the
other. Both should have the fullest right
lo enioy iho fruit of their own labor, hv-
ery kind of labor is alike enobling.whothor
of the head or hand. No kind of labor
should be regarded as degrading rather
let this be said of lhoo who are willingly
idlo and vicious.for they are really the ones
who meritoriously deserve to be thus
branded. We hold the truth to be self-
evident that lie who seeks to degrade
physical labor,! an enemy lo his race. But
such degradation is tho support of all aris
tocratic systems, and especially that which
necks to encompuss d.imains once cow
secreted to freedom. It divides mitikind,
in regard to nfiturnl and civil rights, into
two cla'ies the superior and the inferior,
It ninkes tho one masters and lords, nnd
dooms the other to drudgery and servili
ty, as well as intellectual and moral dark
ness. According to the leading organ of
Democracy it is necessary thus to degrade
win I is termed the inferior clans, (labor
ers), in order that the superior may be
elova'ed. This plea cf the necessity
of he case ia no new thing ;
for, it has always been the argument of
tyrnnls, aristocrats and monopolist!.
They say it ie necessary that part of tho
human family should be doomed to hard
physical and hopelusa toil, yea even bond
ao'0, in order that their superiors, as they
st) lo thcmsclvcr, may ho supported in
luxury and idleness, and keep (he under
lings who labor in order and subjection.
No butter proof is required of this fact
than the subjoined extract from a speech
of Senator Hammond, delivered in the
Unilod Stales Senate Oil the 4th of March
lad, on the admission of Kansas.
"In all social systems, there must be
a class to do the menial duties, to perform
tho drudgery of life that is, a class re
quiring but a low order of intellect and
but little skill. Its requiHites are vigor,
ilucilitv anil fididitv. Such a cIunh iom
J J 9
muat lnivt, or you would not have that
other riui which leads to progress, civil-
irtUonaml relinement. It uon-lilutes Ilia
vol) miJ ft r.nipiv and iM.titi..l jjnv
urunieiit; and you might a well attempt
to build a hnuHe in the air, as to build
either the one or tho other, except on
this mud till. Fortunately for the South,
she found a raoe adapted to that puipose
to her hand a raco inferior to her own,
but eminently qualiGed, in temper, in
vigor, iu docility, in capacity, to stand
the climate, (o answer all purposes. We
use them for our purpose, and call thorn
slaves. Wa found them slaves by com
mon consent of mankind, which accord
ing to Cicoro, "lex untune eut" the
highost proof of what is Nature's law.
Wo are old fashioned at the South jet,
il is a word discarded now by "oars po
lite." 1 will not ohnrvctcrixu that class
at the North with that term; but you have
it; it is everywhere; it is oternal.
Free Laborora of the North aro you
willing lo subscribe to the doctrine pro
mulgated in tho above paragraph? Tho
iucflable scorn aud contempt with which
tho slaie holding aristocracy regard the
laboring classes, is hero most forcibly aud
deliberately porlrayod. That eluss is the
mud till of refined society, of civil gov
ernment without which neither can. be
built or can stand. The laboring men
thoao who toil in the field or in the shop
must lie and wallow in tho mud, while
their belters are elevated upon their bodies
lo a higher position and breath a purer
air. Such is the estimation, fellow labor
ers of the North, in which you are held
by the chanipiou of slavery extension,
and the lenders of tho so called "National
Democracy." Read over the paragraph
quoted above until you underetand its
full meaning, ami we don't think you will
accuse us of misrepresentation. Senator
Hammond speaks, as will be seen, for
(he whole South, and uses the pronoun
"ir," meaivng himself and brother slave
holders. They, says ho, found this mud
nw oi.vo. no in mi, cull 11 ai
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.,77 ;.. . I,., II.. -Ill u .1 ...
v".o . im vr.t'i tiio iiniuo ill a. i ia v
wnai class uoes lie mean bul llie laboring
olass? yet be aQlima the mud till of
slavery exists here, il ia everywhere, it ia
elernal I Here, then, according to Sen
ator Hammond, aud the same piinciples
have beeu enuuuialed by the leading or
gan of Democracy in the Uuited Slates,
the laboring class is doomed eternally,
whatever their pedigree, foreigner or
Americans, lo a stale of irre liievablr
slavory to constitute the mud till of so
ciety and of government. These are the
degrading epithets made use of by
leaders of the Deniicratio parly, and
to the wtfdoti of the parly Judge Hall
yields up a blind adhesion.
Free Laborers of llie Ninth Congres
sional District, we call your speoiul atten
tion to these facta do nol be hasty or ir
rational, but give this most of all import
tant subjects, a careful and studied con
sideration, for it not ouly casts a stigma
ujxin your reputation.bul robs you of your
oivil and natural rights. V tt of you
will you open your eyes to the blasphe
my thus spoken of you. in plain intelligi
ble languago, by one who is reeogniaed
as the model of Demooratio purity? Ii
is nol the black man who constitutes this
mud till, only, but the laboring classes
everywhere. Therefore, Free Laborers
are the class degraded, and Judge Hall
oriea Araenl
A Bought up Lecomptonite.
Last fall, the Advrtitr was enthusias
tic for Donglaa. It could not say enough
in his favor. It threw up Ks enp for
Douglas, hurrahed for Douglas ai d hailed
him as "the coming man" And its candi
date for the presidency in lOiiO. When
the Lecompton question was sprung upon
Congress by the Administration, the Ad-1
vertiiir ventured a foehle dissent; but j
prosto changel The editor rcccivd "new
light." Being Postmaster, he was in
formed that Lecompton was a tost of De
mocracy and that fealty to Douglas was a
. . . . , r. i '
Oi imo that could not be forgiven, l m
produced a wonderful change in our neigh
bor; he "dried up" all at onco and since
then wo have heard not a word in favor
of Douglas, but wholo columns in prniso
of the Adminislration. He hns filled Ins
paper, from week to week, with excuses
for Il'dl's treachery aud commendations
of the English Bill but lias not dared to
publish the speeches of Douglas I orni-y
and Stanton sgninst the bill. Truly the
conversion of our neighbor is the moat re
msrkable since tho days of the Apostle
Paul.
False Professions.
Judge Hull professes to be in favor of
Popular S ivcrein'y, yet he endorses the
Dred ycoll decision which denies the
right of Congress or tho people of a tel
rilory to exclude Slavery therefrom,
lie professes to be opposed lo Congres
sional interference, yet he voted lofurce
Kansas into tho Union as a slave state
wilh 35,000 inhabitants, or compel her to
stay out, until after the next regular cen-
tui, or until she has the full ratio of pop
ulaiion ntccssary to a member of Con
gruss.
He professes to be a friend of free insti-
tutione, yet he believes that Ili.OOO In
habilanls are enoui'h for a Slave Siale
but no', half enough for a Free State; in
other words, that a slaveholder ia as good
as three freo whilo laborers at tho North
Judge Hall represents a free peoplo, yet
he believes that the Constitution carries
slavery into all iho territories of tho Uui
led Slates.
WHAT IS DEMOCRACY?
Buchanan has made the Lecompton Con
stitulion a test of Democracy, the mean
uremont of political orthodoxy, and all
who will not swear by it nro kicked out
of the party and denounced as tr.iitors.
Not a single officeholder, from Minis
lor down to PostnuiHter, has dared oppose
this policy of the President, without loos
ing in oiiicial lieail. All tho inquiHito
rial tortures, whioh execulivo ire can in
fliot, have been brought to bear against
Douglas and his followers. Fealty to
Douglas is pronounced treason to Domoc
racy and treated accordimly . Vet the
Democracy of Seneca county, while pro
fessing friendship to Douglas, endorse
tho Administration, his mort bitter ene
my. What consistency 1 to endorse Le
compton and still profess friendship for
Douglas!
GERMANS,
Remember that your best men have
been slaughtered ami kicked esido to give
place to rank Know Nothings, both on
the democratic Stnlo and county ticket.
DunniM Ward, democratic) candidate
for Attorney Oonontl, is a Know Nothing
Waltkr S. Hi'iinm, democratic caiidi
late for county Auditor, is a Know Noth
ing, and ha daro not deny it.
Dr. Pknniniiton demooratio candidal)
for city Laud Appraiser, is a Know Noth
ing aud he daro not deny it.
llonust and intelligent Germans, wl
have fought in the ranks for years, have
bebn kicked aside to give place to euch
men. If tho Hermans of this county go
to the polls and vote the democratic) tick
et, it ia all right, tint they must not have
any of the ojfi.'et. They muil even vote
for Know Nothings.
The Difference.
John Cakv, the people's candidate for
Congress, is an honest, hard working
farmer who earns the bread he cats, by
tho sweat of his brow, whilo his opponent.
lvtwreuco YV. llall, isaiiltlo, dappenlai,-
dyfied fellow who never did a dayi work
in his life; but has thus far made his liv-
i ill- n
by holding oflico.
i o J a
Which will ye
ell H0?
atJudge Hall and his friends are
trying to procure a change of vonue in
llie trial of his case now progressing.
In other words, he wishes the people lo
try him upon the record he will make
he is re-elected, and not uio:i the record
ho has madu already. This is rather
cute dodgo, bul wo rather think the peo
ple are not to b VtnibHiiilcd in thut way.
They will iry the culprit for the crimes
he has already committud And not for
ihe.w
hat be may perpetrate hereafter. Af"u-
ft
rioa) Republican.
tTKeep it before the people that
Judge Hall never introduced or tried to
introduce a bill lo repeal the $3,000 com
pensation bill, as he promised. This
the bill tho Advertiser howled so piteous-
ly about and abused Watson because he
voted for it. Why don't the Advertiser
pitch into Hall for not repealing it, as he
promised.
dttirThe opposition in the 1 at and 2d
Districts bavo nominated, as candidate
for Congress, Hon. 'limothy C. Day and
Hon. John A. Gurley. They are a strong
lam and will surely be elected. The op
position have also united oo a county
ticket ia Huuiltoa county.
Only Two Weeks.
Republicans, remember that there are
only fifteen more working days before
election. Let every man go to work in
earnest, to defeat Hall and secure the
election of honest John Carey. Let there
be a perfect organiEation in every school
district in the county. Bring out evory
voter to the Polls and we' can beat the
English sw'ndlersall hollow.
Can't Go It.
The Demokrat, a Oerman paper pub
lished at Sidney, O., can't go Lecompton
and the English Bill It comes out in fa
vor of Nichols and the Republican ticket.
Laboring Men,
Remember, by volifig' tho Demooratio
ticket, you sustain a system that is trying
to Africatiio all tho freo territory of the
United Slates and degrade freo whilo La
bor to a level with blittk slave l.ib'jr.
Will you do it?
REPUBLICANS,
Remembor 1'iat ONE VOTE may
o'lange llie result of tho coming election,
for or aginst us. How important then
to have the full vote brought out. We
can cleet our whole ticket handsomely, if
we go lo work and poll our full strength.
Who Is Sheriff?
This is a question not so easily answer
ed. 1 1 is evident enough that Weirick
was elected, but il he sheriff? Is Weirick
acting for Ogden or vice vena, or aro they
in "cahool?" The voters of the county
want this question settled bo fore election,
so they may know for whom they aro vo
ting. Ogdeu has In his pocket a commis
sion from Buchanan, as Deputy U. S.
Nigger Catcher,' which should certainly
satisfy him. Are there not others in the
party, as capable as Ogden, who nood the
oflico worse than he does?
About Hall's Hog.
Wo are informed that when Hon. L.
W. Hall visited the Stato Fair al Sandus
ky, he purchased an entree ticket for
"Ono Berkshire Boar," for which ho paid
tho customary foe, 81,00. The Clerk,
supposing it all right, entered bis name
on tho list and lie wis published at one
of llie regular exhibitors. His entree
ticket entitled him lo a free pass iu and
out of tho Fair Grounds, at pleasure.
Now il turns nut thai Hall had no 'boro'
there rx.-cpl himself, and that his pur
chasing an ciitn e ticket was a mere ruse,
to save a few dimes, whilo hi.i constitu
ents paid the regular ndmission feo,
any liowxt man would do. This is the
first ca-i wo have noticed, of a member
of Congress euteiing liiniseli as Swine 1
The People's Ticket.
Voters of Sonecn County, if you want
a County Treasurer, who is honest and
capable, who will faithfully guard tho
pooplo'a mijney,: and honestly carry out
the provisions of tho law, voto for
I.KWI8 K. HOLTZ.
He is ono of lha peoplo, a regular
till farmer, a good citizen and an honest
ii, an.
t ...
ii you wain a good, liouest so
ber, industrious man for Auditor, voto fi
XUASTl'S (1. IIOWK.
lie is well qualified for tho oflico hrs
always lived in the County and undir
slands its i iterests. He is the friend
tho laboring man and the mechanic, and
is nol ashamed to pull oil" Lis coal and cn-
ijagH in rugged toil for a livelihood.
If you want a Sheriff, in fact and
in mime, vole for
JUNIUS v. JUNKS.
o
He promises, if dieted, to be Sheriff,
'himself intlividua'ly," and to eproinl
deputy, who has uol lived and grown
rich off the County. Junes is a working
man, very popular nl home and will make
an excellent Sheriff,
It is very necessary to have a
man for Commissioner, one who under
stands the want of the County and
will not squander the people' mouey.
Such a man ia
JOHN WILKINSON,
The good citixen and honest industrious
and prudent farmer of Reed township.
He is the right man for the place and
bo cleclod.
If you want a good man to superintend
the County Infirmary, vote for
William Randall.
He is well qualified, both in point of loca
tion and eminent ability to Gil the office.
Last but not Icatt, we should have
good Corouer to inspect the dead carcass
of Democracy after election.
Jamk W. Lawiiead
if
I tho man and should be elected.
The Population of Kansas.
The Advertiser, which a short limo
opposed the admission of Kansas on so-
count of her sparse population, now claims
that she ha the full rtlio (93,000.) Ac
cording to litis very reliable sheet, the pop
ulation of Kansas must have nearly
itself in about five months. In it issue
of the 10th itiet., we find the following.
"Be it remembered, that the Black
Republicans when they voted for the Crit
tendeo Bill, voted to admit Kansas, with
a population of 35,000, as a Slave State."
Leaving out of account lha false state
ment coutained iu the above, it is a
admission that the population of Kansas,
at that time, was ouly 35.000. Now
Advertiser says it i 0:i,4i), a rapid iu
orease luielyl About 1.1,000 vote were
polled at the last election in Kansas.
Ohio th re are about t inhabitanta to
voter, but in Kmsas the proportion
much less, ao that her present population
cannot exceed 40,000.
Facts and Figures.
Facts and Figures. Special Correspondence of the Tribune.
Columbus, O., Sep. 20th, '58.
ns
We bojrfn this letter wilh the Intention of ei
hibiting to the rend'r of the Tsisraa specimens
of the recent financial movements of tliia Demo
critic parly, who are now so blandly courting our
aunrn;;e.
In lJtV7 1'ie Ifflslntire Department of or
Ptnte was Democratic, although the Slate at large
ws, then as now, largely RcpnUican. L-1
see If there was any Improvement in the monils
of this Demo?rntio party, from the year 1KVI,
when they were driven from power, for their cor
ruption and wholeaalc e utravnRance. They prom
ised us a siitv days eesnlon of the Legislature.
They responded to this promise by holding a ses.
slnn of over aistTV days, which coil the public
Treasury $7fi,7rl, 1 1 , and voted an adjourned ses
sion for nexl winter, which will not cost less llinn
this, making tho expense of one session of tho
I.ie;ilntiire, Including the adjourned session,
$lS'l,.VJri,33 ttyosr iiundskd Au rirrv ru a
Tiioi'MNn. r r. in Kosr.n AND Twr.NTI-F.IO it V
yUilllO uoli.aks.J" J Again, the '8ub Treasury
I iw," riiscted by tliisaamo Legislature, will lake
from tho pnlilio Treasuries, for Hafe, at a very
low eitimatei 8rJ counties a $t ,000 per county
$SrVJO0
Extra printing and Docks
$'00 per county. 17,CCU
Interest lost on money lying Idle
1 1(10 per c.iunty 35,2. Kl
Quarterly riamlnath n of smelling com-
noltiis, 8800 per comity 17,000
Cot to Slato Trc.isurer fur erecilng. . . .
vault, printing of Hooks, Stationary Ac. . 10,000
Telal lfiV,40(l
ItTOSI HI NOSr.D NI S'XTV-KKIIIT tllOUTASD
and roua iitrvnsso not.nr.s.Ctl
Many, If Aot all tho county Treasurers have
cimeluded lh.it their duty compels them to collect
Gold and Silver only, for taxes under this law.
Thu will cost the peoplo of Ohio, for the purchase
of coin, tsking the total State and county taxes
collected in IK7, which amounted lo $-',673,20?,-34,
as a standard and placing the percentage at a
very low o.itimate, viz: one cent, on the dollar,
and we have iho amount whicK1 It will cost the
people to purchase soin to pay thtir taxes, $-'G,-
7:12,118. JJ KlIJHTV S X TIIOCSND ir.VKK IH MUBKU
aid tiiistt-two & 98:100 Doi.MKS.X1) They
lino increased tho salaries of Common Pleas
Judges, ill the apirega
And Supremo Judges.
.817,500
.. 0,000
8J:iiO0
. .7fi,7CI,ll
Lei uf rceapltulate:
Expense of Legislature, 1P57-8
Bstiinalcd cxptnso of adjourned ses
sion 76.000,00
Expcimo of Sub Treasury law 16,400,00
Purchase of coin lo pay taxes F6,732,'H
Increase of Judges tnlarics 23,500,00
Total $131,397,09
ILTKoua iiuniiski) and thistt oxc thoisamo,
TIISKK III NOai D !ll NIMITT 8f.V:a 09:100 DOL
i.iRi I being the fiiiaiiciul fruits of ono si'Hsinn
of Democratic legislation. Surely we cannot
longer bestow tipou theso "letches of tlic public
Treasury" our suffrage. On tho contrary itbo
enmes ui the people to rise in our might nnd
hurl from every ollice, both high and low thcao
plunderers of our pockets. Wo have seen the
promlies of econ iny, so smoothly made by the
luaders cf thii Democratic party, utterly disregar
ded, whon the people have been so fcncroui as
to honor them with oRiees of public trust. It
this same set of pluuderera,wlio aro again demand
ing ourgsnlTi-age, and that too in the name of
Ucuiociucy. Let It uol bo longer uintrraccd.
WEBSTER.
The Saving Clause.
I
of
not
a
Hall, in all his declarations about Kan
sas, is enroful to put in n "saving clause,.'
lie say ho will vote for tho admission
of Kansas, whenever she presents herself
in a fair aad "legal manner. Ho is care
ful to put In the word "leal," so as to
allow himblf a chance to crawl out. The
Knolish Bill, which he vtcd fur, is now a
law of the land, ai d, according to il,
Kinsas cannot present herself "legally,"
until a roirumr census shall show that she
has (lie full ratio of population, mention
ed in the bill, which is 93. 4 JO now and
will probably be in' reased lo I2J.O00 in
IQiiO. Tins will I'iouaulv kkep Kansas
oi'T or tiik Union k.r fivk on six teaks
ykt. Hall is pledg-d to carry out the
principles of Una bill and lie will do It,
all his professions tn the contrary no;
withstanding. If Hull is honest in whnt
ho Bays, why did he desert the Crilten
den-Montifomery Bill, which would have
admitted Kansas at any limo in a legal
manner. Let htm answer this if ho can.
Sustaining the Administration.
who
will
Every vote cast for Lawrence W. Hall
will be a vota to sustain Buchanan's Ad
ministration and the English Swindle.
Buchanan has expressed bis desire that
all the Ohio traitors be roturned and
efUM wa renominated in accordance
wilh that reqtiest.xy
Remember this, people of Seneca Co.,
when you go the 1'olls.
a
XtTThe Advertiser is doini all it can
to elect Judgo Carey, by abusing him.
Wo want no bettor corlificulo of his char
acter than this.
XtThere is something wrong with the
Allantio table. 11 won I let down.
Ohio for Douclna in IS no.
Ohio will throw her electoral vole in I860 for
Douulas the glorious "Giant or THK Wst,"
lor ino roaiilecr.
Clear the ring' Seneca AovxaTisia, Oct. SUd
now about Douglas now I
ANNOUNCEMENT
Ma. EniToa. Please aniioiineo mv name, ab
oan.li.late for election to the ollioo of Heal Latato
Appraiser, tit tho City of Tilliin.
Joux Wai.kkr.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
flat
the
Id
one
is
Strayed-
Fmmlh.Siibwribsf a.at Uaaroai, on Fri.la aijtit
17 lh wit, a l.nl looting Illy ,Mr., y, old with
aim. iilon h.1 fo,f h. ,l mm hn.oa bolh al.l.a
lllftll Wbll. tUOl jnal U,. II,. Kf OS MI. Of OS. Illlld
a ooll.i aiark on K.i lolt ahouUlrr. Any on. ukln,
.. aniil si.r. anil aiiar.Miiiir Ui. .ubwrilMr St UaMwia
bntf-a t1... ., will h. Iibutftllv rM.r.lru.
r-,w i. Man i-sa di MMERs.
Auction Sale.
Th. aa.Wnifnat willoll.rat anrtina sals October ,
ni. o'clouk, II irt fsl. . anil h.ltolj voalu aud kImi
bull V.U. III inoalh. slil. l l.ill will b. (,r.a wiUl SOU
aadaoil wuru,.
sp..lM iw. JOHN KELLK.H.
iSonoca County Hank.
rol.t-miri, rA.nl. 14. lRys.
ALL PERSONS HOI.DINU Nill KH K C'lKrl LA
llos ol III. S..K. ( ounlt Hunk ftt Tilhn, si. h.r..y
c.lll .poa to pt-nl Id. Mm. to llm KHtim al t'oluw.
sus, w h, w i II rwv.i I Uhiue. soil mii! ims lot w ill Imu In
tel at rr.ua the il.t. thvi.-,rf.
The (taUlta an oa.uuuud aain.l an, aftrilSr a auj
" MH.I.lUtl-uul.ll,
aWi.ar.
a
a
al
Statement.
r.f ili tf1 MiMm "f fwmff iB TiMirr eVni-a
I lino t lh rl( of tm.iniMtfm !' 4lh Ur of Hpt.
rV4, Hn.)-t in ttt lr if lin and C'oanly AadiWwat per.
book, of An.llbir anil Tlitiff.
a ! a cu
rrWV.I of F,hoollnJ I'M I"
Mirr.l M
Hlinw l.i-nt l
KTim.niks II M
et i nn.l I'M !
R..11.I 'l '1
C.r Kirmion 1 I'l !
Hehnnl 3H7 H
T Re, A. anrf.Pliy, ttt1rmnt 0 ll
yo-nen mini i 44
l'e.lir'i Ikrnttl 1 VS
f'minlT fopd orvrDild t'S
l:ri,lc Wl
'townillip n
N' tt Itiilanrs
Ptiltiep! ti onlr of Trt-leM 'tod
nennl of F.,!nrallnn oil 'llnlos Ip.
,,1 t it, 1 imnri 1 or oi rni 01
oRn a yr heli of Tuaiawf
1'linliin Tuwiitlnp fond
S!.pl
Tiitin rur
Kif.t Ward
f.-...n,l
I-'Irft ikinrtmmt fi.ntl
leu c
8A3 i
1.1
TS
4 20
1 44 SOH4 es
TI Tn Hrliool fun.lovrrjiild
nt.rt
Hrei,i for Tran-pitn'i'm oil Look
Nm lniNno
Ailt I .Nll ba'anna brot dowa
I'll w
1 07
PI
.17
Total monry, in Treamr
Tr-ft.iifr. OTw Fenfc al.'o.
'rutin Hei. '.'Oil', leM.
IV certify Oint lha roreroina l rr--t,
I., ii. II'II.T . Co.Tr i
J.M. ri't;VK.B '0. tadiisr
in"l)w
Seneca County Hank.
l)rrn or Tiia T avimnf tits
I'liM-unri. Jim. I'i t-l.
A I.I, ri:n,"iv imvim; :i. mh Hi mht tiif
Krn.-ei mnlY lliink.olh-r tlein Cio rir .nl-tin nol.
ol'.m.l llnnk, .i lur"'. .'ill-, I ne-m lo mnk Inf1' pr"f
t!irrr, ...I pm.rut Ilia inuia to J. T. t.'lnviMh.l, Koeet-r
nl I 'ii rmliti..
p . iti.oin. A. P-RTONB Tn-mure,.
Noiico.
Tnmv frlrmN and llie Clllren" of Tiffin; I lifti-a on i'ia
1th in-l'. nmitienrril a new Irrmol' '2 wk I'll liren.-livi
I pi.,i mi- !-:-Niiei ir: a- f.iM.i.v., ( Vix.,1 ."-,-llirtp. hV-Nline.
Wnhiiir. Ii, i.ir.iliy nn,l A riltmiiolr. Anil ,11 llte o,,l,iiiK
met .-lo.iTiir ol -hnnl en,-li .Ir. y, will flva luilnicllun and
tr.t'-0-p tl V.ii.-ft In Voc-ii! Mn.ic.
All ihms wi.l.ina lo .on.l tl.i I. will olill: ma Iit
.culjit-r in ill lli rteniiienm-iil of e e term ft. II will In In
ll ...li.itnr. mlvmlnr. lo ,lo o. Any ona ile.l.in fur-
lli-r Infi.niftlion frum ma em f in.l m- ,liif n i-So.) linnn.
epV I-l w. ' T. KtlMI I II A 1,1. Ii It.
Groceries.
II. A. lll'HKinK a IIR ., hn Jnrt wired a lnr
n,l foo.1 a.wirliiirnl of i;rch--rips wliifh will ba wild low
for cn-h orprOiluL'S oall aad axanlin Ih-ir In.-X
sfi'J4,
No 3 rOmwnan Hlnck.
MA AC Ptnnti Titint PrltiM nrinrlirtB MilU. for,
L fldurini Wlicnt, .riiihi)f 'irn M1, Hni.ill cf .in, frrii
ip., ii w' m whole rnre ot' corn tciAt anil all), ne il ie
CdlirJ. into ffootl flncooli nnd vnrn fet-d, in one niH'Mtmn.
I ttett pflt'tirnTl-H ii i na I rnnnui-irinrp nvi ui ioe uc
n'1-.litv nl French lltirr lilui-ks, with mnrn rnrr. i imiiiu en
linrcrf'nl (. nir iRiipinir frotn it-iilv-tiv lo lnvo butt
ilrnl mlliftv tiollnrt. ThiaO Millt cimlinne In ah m lit
curri-nt -if nil ninnilinn ttnA tire iU)erior fur ill purjioeM,
aiiit.-in r lot hunt llni.rmif.
Alio .Krnbe l'alrnt ruilkblc Hw-M ill.or.llttil "King of
tin ttoiU."
Ttut imn inufni'in ntH itefiit fnw.Mill In ntako Imnlier
In tli woiili. Tim Mill enn b run by niiital, tie Bin or
wtr nvtrr.
TIku wUliinj tn know full v Mkmii tb principl nnon
which thry t butll, nnt tin- irit'e of arh aixr, ne well at
th t tent 1 1 itriii, kr wilt nltmif dirt nt. tafcinsa Hok
of Uiau-riiilioii. winch 1 will null nml poel itny. 'J'htM who
lti w, will write, tn pUin, rendiUil lunguiigflj llio nun
I'oel Ulnc, Umintv ftn'i rtnl.
rA i' !TR.rn, PnlwnlM nnfl rrtpV
No. ID UT V KO.fT tTMItstT, C lJK IMKATl, O.
rp. 04 -0m.
riilLADRLPfU A.
A b4nvolnt inatitnlion wlnliltaltod by aporial nilowmint
lor th Hfhrl nl Hi fr anil lii(Tail, anlictU
uitli Virulent nnd I'.piiluiiiiu Duuiuea.
1 N llnif of Fpi'Wntic. il U th nlect of tlii lntlitalinn
I to t ililuli llospiinl, to prut nle INtir, rhvi'tnn,
t'lulliHiL', K'mhI, Vlf.it'-ini'a, V.i-.. Inr l! th'k nnd (ealliutf,
In hI iliiirk't of th. orpli-'ina ol iU'firiiiil pHrnta, nnd
niitnali-r in t-ty p'taaiMa wny In th rt-liol of ill iitlliftrd
nnd tltr lit-tillliol tin- pul-hr nt l.trf. Il I llie thtly ol' (he
I tiif'tor, m Biirh tin ir-i to i jM in'f-n ii h 1 1) Hie intutti'il til
tri.' in, mi., to I toi l it- ii -it e.vi'i'in e iiK-nna til ri'htst . IN' timer
una n'i V'K'inii., tint m'llus mtMiiheia ol" ilie . aot't tt um, iiaii,
till) imri'l ilii'tr truiif on Hi htxik , miliject to uu unllml uhiii
Iu itiii'ii.i it tio.p i ,K, irie ul iH;ift.
In .he (.liafnre of I'liiiluniirs, the iirflori have author
lied th i 'tiimitt ink Htirvrou l vive ndvir and incdii al aid
to peroii4 urt- r n- uihUt ( iikomc uiik kk of virulent
clmra' lr, nritintf Irnni nlni ol llie iUy ical wvri. inal
trtiimtnt, tiie fllt-i'lt of drutfai iVf., Vu.
Yarmu rt'port nnd trait on tli nittur anil t run I men t
l!ir(ntia ).Maet tijj ttiv i o'itnltina furfi'on, hnve mien
oullilitd fi-r -;r(iiitnia tli itriliuiioii, and will be nt rusK
Or I'ltAHUK in he ntthrtetl.
Addri, f r Uf(-iria) or treatment. Dn Gionua R. C&t.
Hot'K on suit i hit Pf.r.'enn, llnweru Aiaottntlon,, Ao.
Hnullt Ninlb tlrvet. I'lnlntlrlplna. 1'a. .ly oider of the ()
tec I or a, I.M l. Illt4tirw K'X Ifealtlenl.
itto. FmcHrLD, fceototary. tul7-lr
JKOa mUTZ,
Dealer in all Kinds of
Leaf and Manufactured
Toba o o o
ClEVELAND.O.
teplT-om
RIKER &. HUBBARD.
WilOLKSALB DeALKIIS IN
CvTS! Fresh Fish, c5S2"
SaltFi6li)Oy8ter8,Fi8h-poun'J8,Sciuf8
Twin., Ro.p anil Corlare.
Also Imon-, Urnur., Iirn.-ne. and Provitinn..
Onpo.it. hi. l.ui.ut. oll. Water Uti.et, H.n.lo.k
4Fiuitt& Ornamental Trees.
2Z n L. It. Frkncii and leave your
IliT.r. fur all kin.la of Fruit anil Dtnamental Ue.a, anil
Unr l.n Clitnlibeijr, and (.1 Hi. tu-.t w anftnl.J vtin.li.a.
sil0 If L. II. rKti.NCll, 'i iiUu, Ohio.
T" 4NIeskr.
, ;.1 U 'A'.', i' f i
3 3Foirto2r
(I.ATK POR IKR 4 LYT1.K,)
W holesale Grocer,
And Commission Merchant;
t.al.r la Win.., I.iiawra, ( i,ra, arlinf aad blaatla,
I'owder, kg., arulfta llall, ', aler .irw.t, H.ndu.kx,
Ohio. .IU-lr
C C . K E EGH9
WHOLESALI AND RETAIL DK Al RK 11T
Hats, Cans, Furs, ISnilalo Kohes,
bikkkia aad Woolen ilova,aad Mitienii No. 149 Water
treet, Hauduaky, Ohio.
t "lttheai -ah pri;i paid for all kinda of Fare aad
Hkint; o dealt in bruka bank and ttuouarcbt money,
gold and aiUer voia, etc., etu. aplU-lr
se3xteca COUNTY II ank.
Off r i 4-a of rni Tamtraaa or 8tat, )
CoLt'MBL'a, Ohio, iane l'Jih, 1 .-. f
Al.I. fkeraoaa hav ug tlmnu agninal th Honera ('ouaty
Hank, ether than cirvalaung aotrt, will preaeal th
aaio to V. II. Thrill, of (Jolumbua, Kereiver, and make
legitl Hf tticritof. A. V. r l (i.NK,
J Worn. YrMtt.
In
of
j,
1
'The 1'laco for Great Jlargains.
IJcdicincs, DroS
Book i Wall Taper
X) 2ZZ X O
J. F. WOOSTEIt,
Corner Storo,No. 1, Slmwlmn's Block,
Ma. F.niToa In looking over the rolnmns of
your valuable psprr, I saw a sentence which read ,
"THE POETRY OF PHYSIC."
It struck me that that was s curious phraseology
I hardly understood Its meaning, and after C"Ri-
tnting while I concluded that it meant
and that it mnt re fur to
Woostor'i Drns it Hook Store,
For T have just such articles on hand. I keep
and Intend to keep a general assortment of Drugs
and II Hiks; nnd that we may carry out the true
meaning of tiie sentence, we ill put them down
in their true order, tio wo will begim
Sulphate Quinine
Myron's I'oenis
tincture Opium
Pope's Works
Sulphate Morphine
Cohlamith's Works
I'erix Hoot
Miss lleinnns
Alex. Seii"n
Cuwpcr'a l'ncms
Tincture Itheuliarb
Thompson's Seasons
Am. Sairron
Tuppers I'oema
K.psoin's Salts
Tart Acid
LlvingsUin's Travel
Sup. Cuibb SimIa
Kane's Arctic Lxpcd'n
Kootida
Aaron Uurr
Oil Cinnamon
lloffoon's Nafl Hist'y
(lil WintcritTccn
Harper's Works
Rem. Caraway
Miss Lealiet Cook Cook
Opal Varnish
Untile Field A
Naval Kx iloits
Prime Wines & Liquors
MctJulliea' 5th Iteadcr
All kinds of Hooks, nnd fill kinds of
Urnr,ftntl in.fMHl niefes t nil ri.KT nnilnnl.lr.lly lit
nine lo ff.-i n.Ka tiaranln., I at Woo.trr't Drug
ana Uiili flora.
Vhy don't you Duy your Vegetal,! Oil at
WOOSTEU'S Dm'' nnd Hook Storo.
Why don't you Buy your Lard Oil at
WOOSTER'S Drur; and Hook Store.
Why don't you Buy your Perfumery at
WOOSTEU'S DruK ami Book Storo.
Why don't yon Buy yoor School Booki at
WOOoTEU'S Dni' and Hook Store.
10,000 Rats
1 ANNUALLY
UUYM
rrpWhy tton't von kill votir Rats?
ITftJif whnt tbe nnjnt Jmljr Mlth-n.it einrtl thai; hut tlio
Mtyor, Mr. Keen. lie anv thnt il la the (KKATKHT
I Ml.Nti In natoro to Kil l, HAT:4; nnd he nttg-ht tn know
for h haa tiled it find found it o. I hnve aoltl it for tlta
lnt 111 vent, and It nlwnvt eivea niiafrtrlLm We are not
('hinamen that we thou I J wor.hip them . Kill llH-m, wick
ed nuuaneei. For tale nuly at Wottttar Drui and llooli
Htore.
r. P. Yoa enn bnv It In ane nuanttte from a ali-itenotf
to shilling! nml nptvar.1i, aaplD-lr
I'otUion Tor rnrtiliou
Court of Common Meat nf genera County, f Ml,
Kli A. i'rmrand WaJt-r Prvor. her hualmn 1: Kl xnbetli
Prlrr nnd F.li N. Peter, her bulnnd; Alma T. i on, mtl
Nnilinniel Iwe, her hnthand; llnriin T. Krh: Hr r ih K.
Krohl Jncoli II. Kroh; lanlol H. Kroh; and Klijuli IlLioki
will take notire that a Petition wnt tiled njfain-t tlietn, om
th 1Mb da ef Hejrt A. I. 1KV, in the naid Court, by I'elt r
lendiukand Mary 4. Tendick, hia wtfu, whir-) in tin aatd
Petitioner demand iMrlition ol'tli follow ic d nbed reul
late, to-wit:
Hon lit east fraHlonal qnarter or fr art tonal teetmn. nttm-
twr one ( 1 ), in '1'ownalilp number one (1 ), iNoT-h tnrtf n ftmr
teen. In reneca t ontity, IMno, liouniletl h lol'nw, to-wllt
lltf:imiinir for the tame, where th North line of lI'C Vnlk
f Kerrve, o called, inlrrtevu the Knit Nne aaid Town
hip, ran i' in tbenr on and alone tha Kat Hi of md
Townahip, tliirty-thra -haim and fiity ati link, to the
8oulh-it corner of a t rant of .and containing fortv-even
aud A: Itatl arltJt of land, owned r ei'f lipied bv J . tS. How
lend, them e Weal on and alone a line parallel with the
North line tnid rertion one, o the Ktitt bank of the r-'an
dtikv river, tlienne Houllirrly nn and nUmf the l'nat bunk of
aid river to the North line of taid Knaerte, llirnr Knt
on anil nlonar the Nr:h line of mid Keaerve to the plnrr of
iH'jriuiiinf containing one hnn.lred, tliirtfrn tin 'I .3:IH)
armol land, more or l-, stavinu nn l excrptinir thrr-'I'rom
ity-cven ai-rea ol land oft of the YVa .tpart of anid Iract,
lHundeit and dearrihed at follow, to-wilt
Cuminrn'injr nt a point on the Ka.t bank of the Pmirlimky
river, where I he North line of the Walker Kt-aerve intrr
ecis lh aanie, runnin)r ihenre Kaat on nnd alone the Nor'h
line of anid Ke.rrve, ami the Hotilh line nf th trart firt dr.
rilMd,to n point from whirh a line drnun and Klendt'il
North, pnrtHel wilh the Negro Town Hoad, to called, to the
North line of Said firt deirnhed ir.irt will ronluin and in
rlude aixty-veven ni ra of land, anil the rht of wny to entl
Irom th laid aikty-aeven arret the aame ai if now uicd na
alnne by llie oociinii-r of nid real aalate, to and from I he
aid Nj o Town Road; the same having been ! off and
aaiigned in partition heretofore bad, tn I'nWin Z., Jnmra
V. and Knii'lin Krohj minor heiri of Jarob Kroh, der'dt
ubjeet to dower of Mtiraarel A. Kroh, beretofre tet off
an I aiaignad to tier otua the lat wwiit toned tract or pi re
ol land.
And further, demand partition of th following descrltd
rial eitate, towit: 'llie North part of I he Honth-weat quar
ter nl fractional aeetion, nnmhrr alt (6), ia Townabip on
(1), North of range tit'teen (IS), In Henera t.'oonly, Ohio,
containing tiltr-tottr and tH:Itatarre ot In ml more or iet,
AIo, the We at half of th touth-wet omnrter ot th
Norih-weat nttarter of said frirttonal aeriion, number (ft),
'otvnaliip ami ring aforeaaid, in the anid Penern C'onniy,
Ohio, containing twente-nne and 9t .l!0 ncrea of bind more
or Irai . That at the neat term of anid court, the petitioners
will apply for an orJrr Uini partition u.ay be utade of ailid
preiimea.
The anid Klljah II rook a will further tr.ke notice tlmt in
aaid (wlilion, the petitioner alleaj that the aaid llrtwkl
hoi. la a mortgage Ilea npoa (be into real of Kliaaheth Peter,
wife of Kit N, Peter, being the one andiviiled elevenili jiart
of all of anid r;al estate, and anrh proceodingt hav lieen
bad thereon, in tiie Court of Common Pleat, of r-enrea
Coenty, Ohio, that the aaid H rook a hat lecovered a judge
ment agninal th aaid Kli N. Peter, and an order of aale of
th aaid lvnth part of aaid real catate, to tatiify hit aaid
iilairn; and praying thai ha auak full nnawer herein, aettlitf
forih hla aaid rlatiu.
I.KK k BRKWKR,
rtep!. ttth, 1KSH. ( 111.1
Tm14,n0) Holirllora for 1'alilionara.
HEAL) ANT) CTll 0 UL AT E.
151. MARTIN,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
Washington Street, Tiffin, 0.,
Would re prt fully inform hla frienda, and the public gen
erally, that he hat made an niir ehang in hi a mod ol
nianufatiire ami of doing bmineu in geuet-al. lie hat pro
cured the beat workmen the conntry aflonla, and ia now
mannfarluring flne Hoof t, 6hoet, t.itert, Vc., for tientt
and Ladie' wear; a wed, eeged and corked, wilh doubli
and tingle Dot loot; of tall akiu, patent, and other vartelie
of fam-y leather aaed for b4ot aiaking parpoaea, ia a man
ar that cannot be tarpaated in the (State, in point of work
manabip and taate. My flock la brought direct fro th.
Kaat, and conaiata of th aerv boat material. All work i
warranted perfect At or ao aale. Try it aad roe thai) b
autted. Yon will find me na reaaoable at any other eatab
Ii ahment, for I wi !l not le outdone oa prieoa, qnality of atou
aad workaaanvhipoonaidered. I hav eon at a at I r oa haa
a good ply f re wl y-made boot and Htoea of my ow
manufretur. My terma, be re after, ar rady pay. fix
dure taken in xtihange for work.
N. It. Kefereuce it given to each a wear none but th
le at of work -among whom may be named Meaare. J.
Kenntly, K. H. fe.trloa, T. Ourmnd, Ptltenger, J. t
Verk, C M. Yerk, H. Hncaih, (eo. Taylor, Abel Kawaor
teo. Keilheld, ii. W. t.ar.tnrt, and ala on of the ol
boot maker of Tilfin. tjeo. VV. Zeigler.
aepj if M. MARTIN. '
DRV V '& FRENCH,
COMMIS HON MERCHANTS, ; 1
I' OH the Salt . Butter, Cheea, P-gft, Poultry. Ioma r
I llo Kmita and Conntry Pioduca generally, 5 11 arc I b
atreet, (one door abov Washington at.) New York. i
Kefcrrvnoea. 1. Kamlolpti Marlin, E(i., Preat. Oca I
Hank. N. Y.J lloraoa freely, tUitor N. Y. Tribune, N. ;.
ap3-gi ;
JAS. D. WHITNEY, I
WbolcBale Grocer and Commiseon j
Matvh.nl, Ns. Ill a SIS W.l.i ISlra.t, dimll, op?oaii I
t in. a H.ru.n K R U.inK, Man.U.k,, lino. kw .ml r
fined rlnau., Mnleaava, Htntlw, Hi... burt-h t all na.lilH f
ol rioaiM and i'.n.ll... T.a, (Vila., a.. (Inlet, firt t'i
fall, Pla.lei, VV U.I Ua.., fce., plooiplh; all.d K ' .
.jr. .h.rfed. w,J Vr f
w. r. cooks. a. deniso
TT(a rra rt t t f r th. v rt 1 .
va ura J J w.r vi i
Wholesale) Dealer In j
LEATHEn, HIDES, 0!Lf
Shoo l indin'.'S, bhecp l'elts, is, Wool
No. SI Mater Street,
CLEVELAND, OUIO.
t7"faiii.lw attaaiio p'idx ot4eia.xil7 Sia
I