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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

NOTICE ishereby given that ihe Executors of
~ the last Wills and Teslamens Of Elizabeth
Dudrow John Wil1, and John Hpbdby; the Ad-
minisirators on the estates Of Joan Boyd, David
Bsbcsck Barbara Kimmel, Jacob hartmsn, Got
leib Zellor, Benjamin Taylor, Nathan Hulingps
John Lamb snson, Levi Crssaa, and Lowell Rob.
inson \ amended nooouutl an the Gnardians Of
Thomas I. and Miranda Eaatorbrooks, Matilda
Orm, Dupiol. George and Mary Wagner, Joseph
and David Lee, Henry SeewRld, Amos Grorss,
and Amai do Borams. have 6lod IN this Once iheir
accounts for hnal settlement.
And the Administrator on the eptsis of George
Fulor the Guardians Of hlsrtha c., John L.. and
George W Hershberger. Nancy and EliIa Ann
Wagner, Elizabeth B., Rugh aud Lucy Ann Boz
ram. have hed In lhis office the accounis current
for settlement. all Of which said aecounis WilE
come up Tor examination and haaring on the 18th,
day Of June. A. d. 1881.
May 22,-3w 225 Probate Judge.
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GEMVEEANn
MUTUAL INSURANCE co.

INsuREs on THE STOCK OR MUTUAL PLAN.
This Company was Incorporated IN 1910, and has been
doing business since that time. II has paid i losses
promptly, and 10 the entire satisfaction or the asIursdhas
large and ncTeaIinq fund, we'll tocGfod, and amply tu
centfor all prob oontngsneies The Drsoto present
The claims Of the Company with condolences and ask con-
unuance ef patronage.
ogSiossar.wslls Block, No. iO7 superioTs,rss Clsye.
land, Ohio.
DIRKoroas-Georgs Mygau, E, II. MathsT, Jesse r.
Bishop, o. N. Skseli, n. II. Hatch.
Sec and Treas.
May SSSw N. REDD, Agent, Tims, o.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

MADisON. May 25.--Buck Mckinney.
who with Eve others escaped from jail,
on Thursday night lass, was arrested At
Greensburg, 10 this State last night. He
win be brought back tomorrow.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29
hoBERT ANDREWa. ~.

RB- II is understood tha. Thomas II.
Ford will not bo q candidate for Ie-olec-
zion to the Office Of Lieut., Governor. N.
II. vAnvOrhes. the speaker Of the last
House Of Representatives.. has been spo.
ken Of in connection with the office. He
would make an able aud elleienl officer.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

CHIoAOO. May 25. Tho mail for Chick.
60 frOsn Terre Haute, supposed 70 contain
a large amount Of money. was robbed 81
Mattoon last week. The perpetrators are
as vet unknown.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

WoRoEsTER, Mass. May 2l.-There is
considerable feeling here ia consequence
Of the acquittAl Of three persons charged
with murder and fourth, whose case
was nolls prosecuted before the Supreme
Court.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

~, ,,.t =. The West. ihis Spring !
..s,p.s.ss anything ever before witnessed.
Through every avenue, . periec, torrent
sf humanity is pouring and ''lhe cry is'
a,ill they comep' 50 great has been the
exodus. chat every railroad and steamboat
linz has roaped a golden harvest, aud all
oonfoss, shat tho like has not been wit
noussa since .he days Of the Goths aud
vandals. Moved BY a simultaneous i'm
pulse tho ever restless Yankee may bo
sssn descending from ,he pine-hills Of
Maine, from the granite mountains Of
Massachusetts. from the banks Of The
Hudson, lho Delaware, and the Potomac,
aud turning his face westward. as she
pilgrim 70 the Mecca Of his deyotions.-
These restless spirits. ike the children
Of Israel, when onoe their feet touch the
"promissd Land, !" sosttes In every di.
ssotion. locating themselves wherever In
toross or inclination may diroct--some in
Minnesota, some IN Iowa--otheFs IN Kan
aas and Nebraska--some overtop the
Rocky barrier and settle down far toward
"ihs gates Of sunset" in Washington aud
Orogon--oshers, blinded by religious
zeal, follow in the trail Of the false
Prophet. 10 eat the spplos Of sodom II
the valley Of Salt Lake. The Old World
too. Is opening her food gates and letting
out her rtaryeling millions. who SEEK Il
ths Western world. home whore labo
is rewarded and manhood's true nobility
recognized. The result Of all this Is
that tho great West is filing up with
race Of hardy pioneers, and shreWd, in
tolligsns. free,thinking Yankees, NJ
founders Of amigh Ter empire than Greco
or Rome ever bohold. The homes o
Freemen, like jewels sdorn the prairie
10 every direction, Even Missouri, self
disfrancbised Missouri. could not with
stand the "Aboliiion invasion" She I
now making desperate effort 10 shake o.
the curse Of Slavery, which, Ike brood
ing nightmare. has held her 50 long spell
bound; wheel into liue, and keep step :
tho tune Of march, march, march, Tn
rise Of property 10 81. Louis, cOuSequen
upon this change Of sentiment, is trul
astonishing, Thousands are locating !
she State, and the waste and ieserte
lands are all being taken up. Thus
Free Labor gradually efiessiug the onAr
cipalion Of the Border Slave States.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

RD- The Drod SCOTT decision Of Judge
Taasy after numerous rlyisions aud cor.
40 ions. has at Ieng.h been officially pub.
lished- Il has nos been modified. ana Is
tl's same substantially - thA1 published
.hshsieloroa
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29
Repuhlioan LerIalaturo.

As this body is being charged by GER
tain Locofooo edilors with having pro.
louged its session to an unusual length,
il may be we'll enough to remind these
gentlemen Of facts as they appear on rec
ord.
It might be we'll for them to remember
that the Locofooo Legislature of s5l
commenced its regular sesson on the
ffth day Of Of January Of that year, and
closed on the Sd day OF May following,
making session Of four months lacking
two dayF. That this same Locofoco Legis-
lature commenced its extra session Of
that year. on the | 5th day Of November.
and closed on the 18th day Of March
following, being a session Of four months,
lacking one day. That the next and last
Locofoco Legislature. being that Of 1854,
commenced is session January ID. and
closed May list. making another session
of four months lacking one day-while
this outlandish Republican Legs q ure
commenced It's first session January 4,
1856. and continued t. April lith, q
period Of only three months and four days,
aud commenced its extra session January
9th, 1857, and continued to April 18Th,
a period Of only three months and half
--thus showing the two sessions of this
Republican Legislature TO be the shortest
Of any held in the State. by any Legis-
lature since the year 4 84S, OF for the last
nine or ten years. The session Of 1850
81 continued from Deo. Cd TO March Goth,
just four months lacking seven days
That OF l848, from Dec. Ash, to March
26th, nearly four months.
The above stubborn facts we COPY from
the Xenia TorskligkG They are perfect
and complete answer to the seuslsss
clamOr Of the LocofjOo press Of the State
about the waste of time. aud the length
Ofthe session. We have read every day
for fortnight. in the Statssman, railing
accusations against the Republican Legis
lasuo. and have been treated to daily
prlmise in the same paper, of a scathing
s,ew Of It's snOFmities: butas yet. no bill
Of particulars has bsen fled Asw we said
when the session closed owe would no.
defend all that mas done. or that was
left undone by the Legisiaturo." yet we
are well assured that. take the session q,
a whOlO,;t win be found upon examination,
to have been one Of the best Legislatures
that have been in this CITY for many Years
while the moral tone Of the members wa.
such as 10 command the respect Of al
good men, OAio Siats Jo0rn0l.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

NEW ORLEGNs. May 2l-The Captain
aud owner Of the schooner Mclean were
seized few day ago on suspicion Of &c.
ting out a SLAYER. They have been put
under bonds Of 5000.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29
May 22.-3w a.2S Probate Jndgs.
Probate COuTt--PetitiOn 20 sell Land.
BID. Williams, Guardian Of Gilbert Ashlsy, an.
Insane Persoh,


Gilbert Ashley. Caroline Ashley. Henry Clay
Ashley, Francis ASHLEY, Augustine Ashley apd
Charles Asblay.
THE said defe Ddants, Caroliue ASHLEY, wife o6
u the said Gilbe rt Ashley. Henry Clay Ashley.
Francis Ashley, Augustine Ashley and Cherries
Ashley, will take notice that on The 9Th day Of
MAY, A. d. 1851, said Guardian filed his petition
10 the Probate Court Of Seneca County, Ohio D,
the object aud prayer Of which petition IL TO OBJ
tain an order for the sale Of the following real
estate or so much thereof as may be necessary TO
pay the debA Of the said 1ilbert Ashley. ,o-Syit,
Situate IN the township Of Reed county Of Ssne-
ca, aud State Of Ohio. aud bounded By beginning
at a stake two rods west Of the center Of the Co..
lumbus and Sandusky turnpike, In section twelve
(l2l tow wnship iwo ~ north. in range seventeen.
40 and parallel with the north I'D Of @. G.
Welch's hlac cksmhh shops az a ttak thence norib
seventy-two and a half ~ l-2) degrees, wsat
elRht (8) rods'to stakei thence north seveaiesp
az degreesi east thirteen (l3l rods 10 q stake;
thence south seeeny-two and half IA I.2) de-
greesi east eight (8) rods 10 stake thence south
seventeen (7) deereeai west thirteen l3) rode
90 the place ofbsgnnng, cOntaihing one hundred
ana four { O4) rods Of land. which real estate Il
the property Of the said Gilb.rt Ashley aud that
unless they appear and answer or demuf to pnid
petition by the 25th day Of June. A =. d. 1851 the
same will be taken a confessed ngAinst them. ant
order Of sale grated AZ therein prayed for.
B- ID. WILLIAMS,
May 22-aWs,oO Gsardien Of Gilbert ASbisy.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

NNIlUIIU3 INf NNsI ~ NU'
Hon. James Bell. u. 5. Senator from
this statO. died a. his residence a. LAeo-
MIA this moraing
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29
Two Persons IIuraed an Boston.

The clearinghouse of Mrs. Fitzpatrick
in Stillman ST.. in this city. was partially
destroyed by fre last night, and herself
aud bOardsF named David Fisher we're
burned 10 death.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

81 Con. Harvey has bsen appointed
70 she command Of che military forces
stationed In Kansas.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

Emanes patton Of Dred Scott and Family.
ST. Louis, May 2ith.~-DFed Scott. his
wife and two daughters, were emaneipa-
ted to-day by Taylor Blon. The parties
have been conveyed to Massachusetts by
Mr.. Chatter for that purpose.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

~ The Mormons are about 10 com.
meneoa . colony. near Council Bluffs. IN
Nebrsska
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

SI. LoUIs, Nay 26--Pratt, Mormon
Elder was killed on the f4lh inst, near
Van Buren,. Arkansas, BY Hector Mclean
whose wife Pratt had ssduced.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

ES~ The latest Advices from Kansas
are to the efeot, that the trials of Gov.
Robinson aud other Free State men. for
treason. would bO disposed Of. by the
Government entering aolis Prossgui.
and that they would be dismissed.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

Both houses Of TIE S.ate Legislature
adjourned finally 10 o'okook to-day -
The Senate elected B. A. PhinnoY Re-
publican. Speaker.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

~ Il is reported that Charles NIL
vsine. lawyer Of N. Z. and nephew Of
Bishop M'Ilvalue, goes 10 Kansaa. as
Gov. Walkers private Secretary.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

or The Presbyterian Generall Assem-.
blys,bOth the Old andNsw School, are now
IN session. the former al Lexington Ky.
and the lalter AZ CLEVELAND.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

THR Republicans carried the municipal
election Al st. Paul Min. Ou che 9th mat.
BY 400 majority. Where was SAM
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

The receipts Of she American Coloni.
Eation Society in Apsii were csc. .67S,
including donation from Mr.. HuNr, Of
Miss, and Sla.6S4 from proceeds Of sale
Of the MoDoNough estate Ia New Or
leans, being the drst payment Of the leg
aoy left by him The SOoiety's ship So.
vsns wiz sail nom Baltimore for Liberia.
May 18th.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29
TO THE SICK.
APRIL APPOINTMENT.
DR.. y. TuRRS-

DR.. X. TUBBS,
A NALYTlc PHYSICIAN, viii, be 10 stisndanss a.
"A TIFFIN, AZ the shawhsn House, Tuesdsy "a June
FREMONT keIsleT's Amehoan, Monday la June
buCYRUs, MoCoYs Hotel Monday, eth Jnus
Letthose who doubtanddelpoh homsi
For consultation upon aidissssss oFths ThYos, Iun.,
hear,,Liysr stomach hoWsls, Kidnsys snd fpssn sss
DFOpsy Gravel, ,Rhsumaisu, KsrvonIn itv p,s.
PsPaia Female DiseAsss Aeue and Fever npurits,
ottne BLOOD Eruptons Cancerts ulcsrs and aohsr -
'sotheHisrnsiandisisf
FossO@s years Dr.. T.h.. devoted HE snsIr. ,Iu.,O
ohfoae diseases treating Thousands annuav mnnv ~
whom had very other -
case are minerals otherpoit0ns IL
nedicinesean hstskea uith safety by Tie no.,
sndps.,s9., @.y remain 8 home nnd eeninas with pu
cred undeIahe tEsalsnt aer snds snd p8SSieissss"S
gvsnsp shePs The inoi.pat.bis ssidsnes of ofuhIchehs
pairing, aFpi nyitsd toos and nay Be assgredtb-4.
lbs slvea ors1Pehse ineuIfsd WiIhsut
Still ore testimony at home which ths sleh
and degponding should read
Thompiontp, Sen. Co. 20, Jan. 81.
Dr.TUBBS. Sir, have delayed sending vou.
sistameui Of my case, but Il may Be- aeaspisblo
now. You will ronembor my condiaon !bSn Z
hr't saw yoq atSanduskv chy 5 years ego. IL
was only - the greatest ezerilon taat couiH
get q your room. Ny alcknosl had been of ave
manins duration and its favAges had been ,aek
thai friends and al who saw me. suppousd 7bsd
but short tine "a live 81 loneast Tb1 .iJe.s
and bssi fhyiici.n in Sandusk5 and oiherS rSSl.
e'Nt .. 'NNrp"f Helou anu = -iq counliaa had ~
amined and prescribed foI me, noiuglthstnndino
wnlsh became worse ano worse, 7 conld ta Ne
but ttle iood, and that liitls seesd 10 do l,o po
good nor did any ihing tatsn help ne ofii.
You told me red0vsfy y Aaa posoibis bat dou b.
fel. obialned medicines and IN rsn dave vos
sehsbly lmpaorad. Al your rsiu N moElh ie-
Ter. was roeoyerpg rapidly, tad in q few
months become a. healthy appare ntly a. ntnnv
time since my youth. or hioFe than luontS:
two years have resided where I now az. ~,
n eroion. erle county. Being aNiohniv slr
known 10 iaeos two. and neig ghnoripe cauntiss -
Any one can gai sddiiSnsl testimony from nv
aeqgeioisncol. most q whosl sspposad eosla,
1ou. an thua particular that others NAV sov,
whore % llat g1lief irom danger lus ciroi,i, ~
eases when tte ordinary reniedios fuil
You're Respectfully
GEORGES osTERHOUT.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

CLEVELAND. May 2l.-A clerk, in the
American Express Office, at Plymouth,
Indiana. abseonded this morning, with a
package containing $500.
He was arrested, this afternoon, at
Crestline. and the money recovered.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

kUThe riot on The Baltimore q Ohio
Railroad has been quellod. aud ordsragain
reigus along The liao.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29
CRToAao. Nav 0e

CHIcAeo, May 20.
The Legislature Of Minnesota have dis,
posed Of lands granted By Congress for
Rail Roads. to the Minnesota & Pacific
r. R., the Root River valley and South.
erR Minnesota r. r., and the Minneapo.
lis and Cedar Valley r. r. Companies.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

GovHRNoR oF NEBRAsKA.--Letter wFi.
ters from Washington state that Orville
Clark, Of New York. has the best chance
for the Nebraska 6oveEuoTship. Col.
Richardson. Of Illinois. win not take II.
The appointment is 10 be made inmedi-
atelY.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

THE Grand Lodge Of Ohio, 1. o.o.F.
was in session At Mansfield. last week.
Among other important acts, a charter
was granted 20 the branch lodge In Tiff
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29
Petition 20 sen Real Fstate.

Feeiti0n 20 sell Real Estate.
David MeCluhg On the 3Osb day ofkfav
Administrator, 1857, At ! O'Clock D. m. Oh
OF James Hill dee'd.l the premises In the town
vs Of Fostoria. Seneca coun-
Macy Hill, Widow( " Ohio, will bs sold 20 the
aad others. highest biddar,the follow
ing real estate - the property Of james Hin de-
ceased 20 wit' lnlot No. IS, In Miuears Let.
oered l5l IN the village OF Fostoria, Seneca
county Ohio. subject 20 = charge Of aH dollarr 10
be paid annually ioNAney Ill., widow as and
los her dover Interest ihereia, appraised At
Terms ofssle,--l-S ofthe parehass money In
hand, on the day Of sale. and the residue thereof
10 one and tvo years thereafter. With interssi
from the cay oi sale, 70 BE- secured by mortgage,
10 said Prenritee. DAVID McCLUNG.
may,I ,'s7-l,.. ~ NM zee -
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29
T f f / N
W0OLEN FACTORY


THE subscribers, would fsspsctfuly inform the eitEen,
of Seneca county, that they are prepared es utaa 20
Card Wool into Rolls,
md TO Full Color and Firish C,oih.
Havisg made Arrangements with the piopneiora OF the
springfield Woolen Factory, we win receive
W. g Ol,
o mauuiaoiurs into Cloth. Cashmere sanst. Flannel
Blankets, sc BY the yard, alafot. We will take
WOOL to manufacture BY the yard, At The following prcei
FOR b. wool aud ~ 2 oens We viii make one yard Of
sAtinet.
Fof "a be- Of WOOL and 90 esn,i We win make one
yard Of Cloth or Cetsimefe. .a
Fos ii lbs WOOL and $500, will make on Psir Of
Blankets.
ToTii ounce. wool, and 81 "a cents we viii make enc
ysTd OF Plaid Flannel.
For Il wool snd IS cents win make yard
Of White Flannel
orws win tshs WOOL to manufacture he SHARES, a.
follows
2 pounds Of wool Tor one yard Of Satinet.
i2 pounds of wool Tor yard Of Cloth Catlimer.
pouLd Of wool for one yard Of Plaid Flannel
- pounds OF wool for yard Of White Flannel.
/ 81 pounds Of wool for one Psir Of Blankets
We shall have hand an assortment Of ahsve named
Goods Likewise Indgo Blue Mixed Stocking yErni sell a
the prices sold At the Factory At Springfield, Ohio
We VIII also Par Cash for Wool.
We ask the Fsrmeu and Others wanting such goods, .,
call and examine them, a. the goods will recommend them
selves.
Nh. Au work wsrranted 10 be done iu wortnanlik'
TINA, o., May Is, lsS7-sm.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

EV A Free State papor is about 10 be
started At AtOhisOn Kansas ia place Of
the SqWatlsr SoVsrsiga Mr.. MoBntney.
formerly or.he Xonia z6rsAlig6i, Is to be
Ia Editor.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

Gilbert Ashley. Caroline Ashley. Henry Clay
Ashley, Francis Ashley, Augustine Ashley snd
Charles Asblsy.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

GOOD PhSIURAoEs
T.NOR 500 head ~ Cattle or Hortes. AZ fly
N Gents head per month. Address,
HI GAGE,
May rs. ~. Fiudiay. ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

oAieof heoi Estate bY Order or Csurt.
On ihl 18th day Of Jane, 1857. a I o'cIook 10
ne si,ernooa. will sell 10 she highesi bidder a
Seneca, and State 0f Ohio.the 6ollowsnr rsni "a
tats ~ the property Of Charles g. pfsobach Ala-
y v. nre.each and MARIA ~ Dralback. minor
helrs q Chnrles 4 .Drosbach, deed o. aifs IN
loi No, g IN ne ara Werd q tho city 81 TiHn,
ID oeld county aubiorl 10 tht dover 81 thb said
Lucinda Draibach.
rorma --One third cash. and the haiianco ia
two equal anuual pdymfnu uIth intdFsat
LUCINDA Dl(E8BACH. Gaardian.
of taid heisa.
lsmes ~ Peitsrson, =, any ioF 0uariian.
nay .e,ts ".
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12
One Remedy for one Dis

One Remedy for one Disease
nR: Trirsal is regular physician and stands high lin
- Wash Co. PAD in his profession a. Z man Ills
medicine Is n valuable one.
Mr. Rober; Mckinley, OF West Brownsville Pa a ,cd 81
sent to Masontou in the fall 1851 bottle Of sac,
Elixir which performed permanent cure AZ will nnn,.r
from TIA au'trNrrt certificates:
THIS Is to certify that for afflicted with
Dyspepsia the prominent symptoms OF which were Ob,
nate C"stiYcness, SOurness o the Stomach the back
nPs ard legs, spells Of Extreme weakness Of Gr-
Lan"our, Debility and Gnawiug at she stomach trc, a
great many reimbursement Baltimore consut SONG
very eminent PhysiciaHs-Spcut less
dollars hnt was never benefited useri Dr. Truxas
SACRED EHer, one bottle of which eEectuav me.
RoEKRT MCKINLEY.
For sale by T. II. LOGAN + 70
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12
"Poor Old Uncle Ned.n

AND he HAD no wool on The top Of his head
On the place where tn: wool ought q sroyy.'
THERE folks a-rIavs In the same lament.
4 b!e hN win Cncl' Ned They change their
cong Of woe 70 one of rejoicing, II they will only
means which Art Of'.rs . Nature, To aid her
EiIner"2n'H lETir ssCEIOSnTiTc,
Is we'll known and valuable HAIR TONIC. There are
nose IN wheeling who testify power preventing
ne loss az hair and in restoring luNurRn growth where
through -icSness o. otherwise, the unfortunately
fallen '
EmersOn's Hair Tonic is ior sale bv
declI Brij,,. CrrDrr NJ -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12
EXpress 20 Pittsburph

VIA CIRCUM
Viz Adams Express Company running "A daily lin
to this city via Railroad. Money, yaInrLles freight
rates.
Express leaves daily ut ~ l. NJ
fe!'2 PIGMAN, Agent. MLure House
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12
"HOLD YOUR HORSES"

MIL YOU read of something their benefit As a
EreSerratiVe OF health and preventive Of disease in
HORSES, we know Of nothing superior y
ELoAN's CONDITION POWDERS.
They very popular, and deservev 2 cents
For sale by tnh5l II LOGAN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12

BULLS RECDO MISTURA
4 SURE REMEDY FOR TIE PILES
mas cured when "v"rynther medicine had facI-I has
cured and Is still curing
twenty years standing ome application in many cases. will
CIV" you decided relief. All that suffering
aitr viii give It fair trial. The undersigned certify 10
Piles. - EN' '''
T. l. Hiers yncburg Va Rev. T. Mitchell, Pres. Elder
"i the NJ b. Church Rev Samuel Entrrine, corner Conway
and Sharpe streets BAIT SamI H. Wilmington No IS Hi
street Bait J. H. e. Berry, No lG0 Sharp street Dalt saml
Burnett, No. 40 Ire street. Bait.
fTlce 81 cents bottle. For sale Washington Hall
OLuG St"rr' by FUNDESBERG & ROBERTS,
soit sHiActurers OF the genuine Partisan ToUthpnsic
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12
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