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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
MORE THAN 500, coo BOTTLES
SOLD IN THE
New England States
IN ONE YEAR,


fNhE RFSroRATlNE or PROP. &. J. WOOD
foF Restoring hair Perfs -tiy sud permanently
be gissn from al part - TIC ~or.i aud nom Tue
moot Intelligent ID prove thai a Is perfect Restafa
Tive bal read lac 1flplag and sog e-an0t doubt
read also tue tolissin6t
n-feTHx Has. People have fer eeninfiss been a.
netea With bald heads, ths ONLY ros,sdy, lsrets
fore known, has been tho sbyiniHabie igs. ~
discovery ~ Prof Wood these articles srr be-
ing 4stdispes1d with. bat great asns persons stlI
Pstrens1s them. because uses have been onen a-
posed upon by har Tonic Of different Kinds To all
sHeH Perseas earnestly snake The request. that
lhes viii ~ oncc agains Tot la Woods kestorstiss
there q no guch ia.ng as fail. We know - a Lady
~ho va. bald y no used the arti.le slnrt time ana
her head Is covered completely With the tiniest
and Hsost beaatifol eafis imaginable. We know -
nunefoas cases where hair rapidly falling oct
~hl.h a restored la greater perfection than y e,st
has been before.
II Is without doubt one o. The best articles Tor keep
ng the hair 10 good condition, IA aing "a soft aud
glossy removing daudrun aud has proved II Inc
greatest enemy 20 all the IN, ths. hair j. heirto.
IL l. the duty % every one 20 improve fhsir ref-
.on.i .,,.ssr.,,ee ,scn Il .aa, IA. = ii,.. - ,.
10 the 81 doing ia but ever. will admit that
beautiful head 81 hair, either on man OF wesn, Is
that should be len nntFed obtain such eons1cfa-
tom woman's Advocate, rhil=.ieiphis.
Cos Hoesos, J., Nov. y. is5s.
q. =. WOOD * CO.-Gcnts. As | have bceu euka
ged In selling Hair Restorative The last season
for one Of your local agents IN. A. nackinson aud
having experienced te beneficial effects self.
would ike q obtain agency Tor Tie State VI
Ohio some Stat. la the West, should YOU wish 10
maxi such an engagement, a. am convinced there
j. nothint equal 10 "a in The United States for
ing the hair. have been engaged ia The Drug bust
Tor several years. AMI have sold ,sriOus pra-
ration. for the hair, bat have found nothing tbst re-
welas yours being full, convinced that your rector
alive IS what YOU represent u 10 be. would like 90
engage Ia The sale Of a, for an satisfied II must ssli
<. T. srocKxAN.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

Neihodlsi lynn hook. tpI-copal ffayer hook,
Bsfdlst a. uin bouks taliplie Foyer heoks,
futh.rsn INN hooks ffrsh,t terrain lynn hook l..
sife.. end bound in ail -Yic~, tfahesq1r. Ius
-, u,ogoeee. Aatqus. Velvet, @e, 9Th ADD wiiboet
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
Notice to Brewers.

Sn BALES 81 Frrs. Se~ ye-t rer-. fer .-le By
.Uy JOHN q. WATSON.
~. g, ltss- f3s- cnte ever rrtes' Has store.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
Albums for the Ladies.


Anum. ~ sn size. and al si,lc. II blndinr 60
sutf an tastes, prpfaseiy sstrstsd ~ih na sniaeeni
- -. -. eInra
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
Medical Notice.

Medical NOTICE..
hRS. J. ~ ". n. BsKGE having perma-
4 J nently located In Terrc-Haute, have opened an
ohicr r general practice Of edieine, four doors
uosth the Buutin House. where they can be CON
suited II all Times when not professionally engaged.
pR- BvHGE treats diseases ~ the Throat AID LunEs
., til NV method. which has. in m3ny cases. re-
stored tar iatasnt to health AFTER all hope had been
abandoned. IL also, has new and tie remedy Tor
GRADUATED, Catarrhal. aud Scrofulous Sore Eyes.
Dr ". has bad extensive experience IN treating
Chronic Diseases OF every variety Of character. ar
tioular attention viii be paid 10 the treatment Of
CANCER. 'i.aale Weakness, aud Nervous Debility.
Jan. -, IS59-wly
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

I can be run ~ llorfe. steam. Wind or Water
Il Power.
fsec. VIII Sieve arrahred for sin'nr Corn Neal
Tor flnlii. usr. ehIle gfiHlUE.
ffis- wiif boltinv Naetlae attached, flf ma
bo-sfiliIsr fitcuiafr can De- had. ihe Mil
seen ln nlrfaien. 90 she Office ~ fhc elcfn Farm
Nil Company" tfbuns buildings. ~ =. spruce at
No~ iofk. eneIc ell urifrs Mil receive prompt at
tcufisa. MAiIlN InAiCHEk. Soy.
Dee n. lass Aw6m
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

Nor. s.ie5s dsm vi.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
NO.15.

prisoners, the number running as hiph as
l05, aud not less than 600 at any time.
The immediate attention Of the legislature
is urged to the necessity Of an enlarge.
meut or an additional penitentiary, Dur.
ing the year a contract was lot 20 Peter
Hayden, Of 90 convicts for five years. At
80 cents a day, ia mtking joptned sad
dlery ware. An appropriation of $4,000
is asked to provide apparatus TO make the
gas required for light on the premises. A
ire department is organized, with day aud
night watch.
The number Of oouviois on the goth Of
Jrly was 705 the exsct number Of the
cells; at the close Of the year 603: the n.
crease for the year was nearly 100.
The number Of conviots who can read
and write is 421 out Of a total Of COS; who
can road but not write 50; who can read
and write German AZ who cannot read
nor write l3l, An appropriation is ask
ed for books for The convicts,
Eleven deaths have occurred during
the year, Of which two were by violence.
and throe occurred instautanoously out.
side the hospital; five were from typhoid
fever. During this epidemic sixty cases
were on hand at one time the Hospital be-
ing overcrowded, the chapel was brought
into reQuisition.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
The Printer.

STAY WnERE You ARE. Mr.. VIM. II.
Gill. who he Columbus Statesman says is
. man we'll known ia Ohio, as gentleman
IF intelligence and candor writes to the
StdtsSmanfrom Leayeuworth City, among
other things, as folows:-
Now in relation 10 the mines, (Pike's
Peak } The accounts from the diggings
are considerably diversified My advice
TO those who have comfortable homes is
stay lghere yOu are. Information to be
lied on says the average amount Of gold
realized by pan washing, is from two to
i've dollars a day. This would but little
more than pay expenses, as livirg is high.
a gentleman from Lawrence, who has
been TO the mines, and who designs
returning in the spring, says that
with the machinery in common use in
the California mines, from forty to fifty
dollars day can be made. The popula
ton now at the mines is said 10 be about
9 900,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
nFFIN, OHIO, FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 1859
10 song of .he Ioantain slrenm.

List to the song Of the mountain stream,
From its old rocky chamber sprihgibgi
Hailing the earliest morning CLEAN,
With 1t frolicking-sparklng-singingl
"oh, it's a g otiohs thing to bound
Through a world Of such wondrous beauty;
Tho flowers are breathing sweet odors around,
Andh the old woods with gay music rcsoundi
Pleasure is glancing,
Sunbcams are dancing,
Life is boon, aud enjoyment duty"
List to tho song Of the mount1in stream,
As its mumurs are gently swelling,
Bounding along with i.s noondde theme,
OF the glory oflabOr telling
ON water the land, and cool the breeze,
And set the young grass blades growing;
III creep around the roots Of the old oak.trees,
And call to the cattle their thirst to appcass;
lambs shall come skipping,
Birds shall stoop slipping,
And shall be glad for my pure limpid flow.
ling"
List to the song Of the mountain stream,
As it rolls with its heaying motion,
Calmly rejecting the suns last beam,
Ere it loses itself in the ocean.
"No more through the beautiful vale I'll wend
have finished lifes changoful story;
Peacefully--thankfuly seeking the end
Where with the emain my small tribute shall blend
Mingling-rot dying,
smiling-not signing,
Singing forever HIS greatness and glory"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
From the Lancaster (Ill.) Dem. Jan. 1.
Awful 0Oourrenoe--TWO Young
Men Frozen TO Death,

Probably the most distressing and
heart rending event that ever transpired
in this county occurred on last Friday
night. on Spoon river bottom near Water
ford. Two young men, Peter and Jacob
PAUL cousins attempted to return to the
lttter's home, in Waterford neighborhood
from Havana, where they had been spend
ing the afternoon. II was after dark when
they started on their return, aad as the
bottom was overflowed, were compelled
to use a skif IL bad turned very cold
in cir absence and they found ice form
ed on the overfowed bottom through
which they were compelled to pass. II
is supposed that they forced the ski Il
through the ice until they we're nearly ex-
hausted, and then attempted TO wade to
land, the ice not being strong enough TO
bear them, making path through it with
their han1s as they progressed
The unfortunate young men became en-
tirely exhausted, and at last, within ff-
teen feet Of eolid ice, gave up the strug-
gle for life aud died. They were heard
to call for help by persons living near
the scene OF suffering, but the hallowing
was supposed to have been made by par
ty Of cOon-hunters. aud no attention was
paid to it On Saturday the father oI
young Jacob concluded that they musi
have drowned in their attempt to reach
home, and made search for them bal
without success. On Sunday q number
Of neighbors gathered together aud went
to fnd them, and one Of the boys was dis
covered standing ia three foot water lean
ing over upon the ice. The other was
found near him 10 the water.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
LOafers In a prlntlnr Once.

The composing room OF printing Of
fee is not the place to tell long stories, or
argue points in metaphysics. A printing
Office is like a school; il can have no in
terlopers, hangers.on, or twaddlers, with
out serious inconvenience, to say moth
ing Of loss of time which is Just as good
as gold to the printer. What sho'd be
thought ola man who would enter a school
and twaddle first with the teat her and
then with the scholars-iuteTuptiug the
discipline of one and the studies Of the
other? And yet this is the precise effect
ofthe loafers with the course ofbusness--
distracts the great attention which is uec-
essary to the good printer. No gentle
man will ever enter It and presume to act
the loafer. He will feel above IL, for no
real man sacrifices the interests or inter
reres with the duties Of others. The loarer
does both. Let him think, il he never
has, that the last place he should ever in,
Snuate his worthless and unwelcomed
presence is in the printing Office.
The Printer.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
GRAFFENBERG
F&m'AY MgplctNEs,
Home Testimony.

a HARrToRD, Trumbull Co., o., March III, 1857
Hereby rtify that have been dealing in the Grahtn
berg Medicines for the past year, and truly say that
have never offered any medicines the public that have
met with the decided appreciation OF the people like these
particularly the Pills aud Catb0con. They will readi,
perform all and more than promised for them have so
about ty bottles Of the Cathocou the past season. and
hear the best results IN every case.
]. II. q. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21

am physician Of thirty years practice My prncipp
study has been diseases OF females. They have generally
badled my best efforts. Obtaining the materials composing
Marshall's Uterine Caiholicon was pleased with them
gave them fair trial. and found myself abundnuy surces
nl In my former practice coud only mitigate iie symp.
toms Of about half the and could one In ten
Now can radically cure AZ least seventeen In twenty md
Mitigate the rest Iconsidef Marshns Uterine
the greatest blessing 10 females have met with
J. II. WILLIAMS NJ. D., Charleston.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
Haavu Tar.Pauara.

Nicholas Langworth. Of Cincinnati,
pays over $4,000 taxes this year. VIII
liam b. Astor OF New York city, pays
over $4,000. If we had to raise that
much tax, we would have 10 suspend" "
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21

Read what DR.. Bushnell says OF the Grahenberg Modi.
cincs Dr. D. Is physician OF extensive practice and one
ofthe most successful In the county CTmmbuD whichhe
residesi
"1his cerifes that have used the GraHsuberg Pills
and Mafshals Cathoicon, sold here by j. H. g. Johnson
IN my practice to my entire sasfacion. They good
medicines. DR c. w. BUsHSELIn
Hartford, Trumbull Co., o., March Z, 1857
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
THE Dead ofI85g,

The neurology for 1858 is distinguished
by many noted names, but upon the whole
may be remarked that death has oonten-
ted himself with fewer Shining marks"
then usual Among American statesmen
the most eminent deceased for the year
was Thomas II. Benton. With him have
departed Senator Evans, Of South Caroli-
ma. Senator Henderson. Of Texas, exSe-
nator Bagby, of Alabamy, General James
Ga lsden, of South Carolina, John A Quit
man, OF Miss, Thos. l.. Hairs. of Illinois,
and ex President Anson Jones. of Texas,
Among lawyers have died Benjamin F..
Butler and Chief Jnstice Duer, of New
York. Among authors William Henry
Herbert, William Jay, and Madame Ida
Pfeiifer. Among merchants, Anson G..
Phelps and Benjamin Marshall, of New
York, and James Adger of Charleston.
Among mechanics, Isaac Newton and
Johu P, Alla're. Among scientific men.
BonylAnd, the naturalist, and Robert
Brown, the botanist. Among painters,
AIRY chaffer.--Among theatrical char
acers, the great Rachel, and Lablache,
the singer. Among soldiers, Field mar
shal Radetzky. of the Ausitian army, and
Major General Persifer F. Smith, U. S. A.
Among naval commanders, Admiral Lord
Lyons, Of the British service, and two
American commodores, Matthew @. Perry
and Il. Ap. Catesby Jones. Among Phil
osophers, Robert Owen. Among promi-
nent characters at the European Courts,
the Duchess Of Orleans, Redschid Pacha,
Grand Vizier of Turkey, and Baron Ward,
the Yerkshirs hostler,) Prime Minister
Of Parma. The Emperor Of Japan also
lately died. Among other notorieties
deceased may be mentioned Soyer, the
prince Of cooks, Dred Scott, whose name
will be a famous one in the annals Of the
country. aud Eleazer Williams, the repu-
ted Bourbon.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
Butchery of a Family.-.A Nan IGur,
ders his Father-in-Law and Wife,
and Attempts the Life 6fhis Moth
er.in. Law,

ders his Father-in-Law and Wife,
and Attempts the Life 0fhis Moth
er.in'Law.
A bloody tragedy was enacted in the
rear Of l5d Sullivan street about three
o'clock this morning. A Spaniard MUIR
dered his father-in-law, attacked his wife,
and inflicted wound from which she
cannot recover, and attempted the life Of
his mother in-law.
IL seems that the murderer. Felix San
ches, married c0lored woman named
Mary Jane CuTuan, and has since lived in
the family Of his father-iu.aw, Herman
Curnan, az the premises mentioned above.
Sanches was formerly porter in dry
good store, and a man Of irregular habits
and jealous disposition, and did not live
upon the most amioable terms with the
other members OF the household.
Last night he absented himself from
home until about half hast two O'Clock.
when he returned, and entering Mr.. Cur
mans apartments, without any immedi-
ato provocation drew a sword cane and st-
tackled him. Curnan was awakened by
his entrance aud rose from the bed, when
Sanohes attacked him aud thrust the long
sharp blade through his body, piercing
the heart. His victim fell te the 1oor and
Immediately expired.
Tho murderer next attacked Mrs. Cur
nan, his mother-in-hw; but she had been
fully aroused by the fall Of her husband,
and evaded the blow aimed a. her heart,
so that the blade struck her arm and pas
sed entirely through IL.
BY this time the murderer's vile en-
tered the apartment, and Sanches, turning
upon her, run the blade completely
through her body, inaietiug a wound
which, it is said, she can survive but
very short time The murderer then Of
feoted his escape, and has not yet been
captured by the police.
The officers Of the Eight Ward were
notified this morning, aud took possession
of the promises. The dead body was re-
moved TO the station house, and the
wounded parties TO the hospital
Coroner Sohirmer has the cRse 10 hand
and will take an aRfe morten examination
of Mrs. Sanches She declares that she
knows no cause for the bloody aeed.--
~ Y, Post, GA.
RwIf yOu would prosper advertise So
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21

We have advioes from Paraguay to
Nov. 22.-The official journal ntimates
that the Republic is fully prepared for the
American visit. whether it come in the
shape Of peace or war; il the latter. it iuti-
mates that TO leave Paraguay alone in the
struggle will be an act ofsuicide in the ad-
joining States. There is the utmost appar-
ent anxiety on the part Of Gen. Lopez to
conoiliato the friendship Of the neighbor-
ing Governments, as asupport inthe event
Of eonilict.--Iimes.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
A Card from DR.. James M. Jarrett,
of the New York Lung Iufrmarv.

M connection ot the past eight yestl with the above
ll Institution as Chief Physciaa, and twelve years
course Of steady devotion 10 the cute Of Pumonsy Con
sumption aud It's klndfe diseases together with nv nnf
tatd opnottuues and advantage of pathological research
aided not little by peiiect system Of Medical thhala
uonhas enabled me 10 arrive At decisive, direct and
cessu course Of treatment for the positive and
Of tho diseases Of the Throat Lungs and Airrassages
BY inhalalon he yapor and curative powers of use ed
ciaessr directly addressed the diseased orrans and the
integumeni do advise the Medical Inhalation
Of any Mind to the exclusion Of general treatment and al
hough cons der il useful bdiuant In the PROPER man
Of those fearful and o0on fatal dissasts, vet
deem il ve necessary ths each pstient shonj have be
benefit Of both general and local treatment The success Of
my in the above Diseases and the high raciet
Of the Institution over which have long had the honor
from ne, Atthe soloitatonof many private and nfoic
slona 0ends hfoush whose philhnthfope ala he shove
charity has been long and literally supported and amer
due consideration have concluded 10 make such arrange
monts will brnr the benefits Of my experience and
treatment within the reach Of all, ahd con6ne myself
a. heretofore those only who entered The u6mary who
able TO visit my Office. Hoping therefore that
the artahsemont win give entire sadsiaction, both 10 nv
announce IN cuucluson that can now be consuied pcf
sonaly by letter. all diseases ubove and hatthe
medicines, the used IN the Ipsution prepared to
suit each Individual case nhang vapors Medical Inhal
ers &c. &C.. viii be forwarded by express TO any pa OF
the United States or the Canadas. TERashiy terms Of
treatment by letter follows, vi2 S12 per month for
each patient, which will include medicine sufficient for one
months uses also, luhang Napor, and inhalng oppa-
raus Payment astoows. s6to be pa 10 Express gent
receipt Of the box Of Medicine aud the balance 60
the expiration Of the month"; VI the patient be cured OF
entirely satisfied with the treatment Patients by giving
full history Of their ease aud their sympoms in full
be treated we'll by letter by personal examnaton-
Patients ayang themselves Of Dr. Jaetts treatment may
rely immediate md permant nj relief he seldom has
10 treat thirty DAYS. Letters ior advice prompt
ly answerod For turtle, & Pgg,isggloT g address: =,
No 500 broadway, cor Twelfth st., N. Y.
p.Sphyscians and Others visiting the city are respect
fully Invited TO call At the lndma, where many interest
ing be wiaesed, and whore improved nppa
arus forthe Inhalation Of medcuedvapo can be and
Inspected. aug0.om.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
To Consumptives.

The advertiser having been restored to health In few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
eTal years witha Lung Affection and that dread
disease, Consumpton,is anxious to make known his
fellow sufferers the eansof cure. TO al who desire Il
we will send copy ofe prescription used Gree ofchorgel
with dleoons, for preparing and nsing the same, which
they will End Cure for Consumption, Asthma Bron-
ohius, &c. Th OnB OhectOf the advertiser 10 sending
the prescription Is to benefit The ocod, and he hope
every sufferer will try his remedy, Il will cost them
nothing, and NAV prove bIessng, Parties wishing The
prescription will please address.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
ooti5Ir Williamsburg, LeT Island,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
THE rtFFfN TRIBUNE

is published on Friday - sash Tuck, and faf
uished 70 subscribers
$500 Per Annam.
g1-Fo mail subscribers, af,g cents o. The sau
iaremittod when Tho paper is paid in advanes
1A fsilmo 10 houfy discontnnahoe as tns
end Of She time paid for, win Do considered a.
new engagement.
These terms viii boslrietly observed, aas he
paper win be discontinued until sIrttsaets arc
paid, except ct tbe option Of the publishers
Tsubscrlbors running on, and no, paying fsr
their paporst viii be entitled to, and rcoeive,
published certificate Of their dishonesty,