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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
The Kansas Invasion,

Waragain reigns in Kansas The peo-
pie are Whetting up their rusty swords
aud Furnishing their Shapes riaos for
another encounter with the borderers. -
Montgomery. with large body Of free
state men, is said to be certifying himself
near the Missouri border, whittier the
Missourians are docking, with arms and
equipments. to repel the threatened inva-
sion. Gov. Medary is getting into beau
tiful muss.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
Ten per Cent. Law.

The bill Of Mr.. Ilubbell Of Delaware.
n repeal the present ten per cent. law and
make an unifotm rate Of interest ut seven
per cent, has failed iu the Ohio Legisla-
lure; and Il is doubtful whether any
change can be effected this session. We
are decidedly opposed to any l,w on the
subject, excepting to designate the rate to
be collected by law, in the absence Of any
contract. When il can be shown that
money is subject to any other laws, thn
hose which govern other articles Of ex.
change, or the inevitable relations ofsup-
ply and demand, then we will believe 9th
-rwiso. Till then, we must believe that
all usury laws are a nuisance and dead
letter upon our statute looks.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
Douglas and slldell.

Senator Douglas published card in
the Washington States. the other da,
In reply to the charges Of Slidell, denying
the allegation that he had countenanced
an anonymous attack upon that gentleman
and denouncing the statement Of Dr..
Brainard OF Chicago, with regard to the
III treatment Of his (Dougas') slaves, as
false and slanderouS. which statement
cited Senator Slidcll as authority.
Mr.. Sldell replies tarlly to the card Of
Douglas. in the Union Of the 18th, and
his reply is evidently worded with the de.
sign Of drawing the Little Giant out, to
test his pluck. But, il appears, there il
no fight in the little Senator and that he
will avoid a personal encounter.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21

SUDDEN DEArH.-John Sa. Asor. Ge.
man shoemaker, Of this place, VA, WAS
very Incorporate in his habits, was found
dead in his bead, onTuesday morning last,
We are informed that on the evening pre-
yious he drank quart Of whisky. came
home intoxicated, and retired Tor the
night. When his wife awoks 10 The mo ne
log, she found, to her great surprise. that
her husband was dead. A post mortem
examination revealed moro fully the hOt
that in'smperance had caused his death.
---KsAtoR RepuNieaR
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
An Empty Treasury.

The Government is dead broke. There
is not a dollar in the treasury to defray
the ordinary expenses Of the Government
and the only alternative will be to issue
another batch Of "shinplasters." Why
is thisY Buchanan came into power with
full treasury and an ample revenue --
This is all exhausted and millions beside.
some SlS. 900. 600 Of Treasury notes will
soon fall due and no money to redeem
HEM The deficit. on the 6rst Of July
next, is estimated at $50. .OOO. .OOO.-
Where is this money to come from? The
credit Of our country will soon DO ru-
ined at this rate. Another such Admin.
tration would bankrupt the world.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
The Great Wonder Of the
NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
Hair EeSfOrnffre.

Says tho ~. Louis MOI Democrat Below we publish
'cuer 70 W Wood OF obi. city, fro'n gentleman in
Mains which speaks gowngy Of the superior merits OF
his hair tonic. such evidences must have ITS effect when
coming rom reliable q certificates guaran.
tees o. run hs Dfnaed' no eoJmums' nor useless pun
BArn MAINE, Jan. 90, 1850.
Professor o. j. Woon Co,--Gcntlomeni-Ilavinrm my
attention called iew months since 20 the highly beneficial
effects Of youi resioatye was Induced 10 make nppca
ion Of to my own hair which had become quite gray,
obnby one.thrd wh;e NY whiskeu were Of the same
Character Soua three months since procured bottle Of
yonfwsotative and used o. sooI found it was proving
since procured another bottle OF which have used somo
can certify TO the world that the gfay or white hair
has totally Disappeared both my hoali and face and my
nif has faiume IT, natural color, and lhelisye of5 so
and glossy than 10 has been before TOR 25 ycats an now
60 yoa odi my good wife m The uge of5s has used itwh
thno oilnrt
The above notice desm doe 10 y1n Gor your valuable dis
coycry am assured that whoever will rightly use as per
directions, win not have occasion TO contradict my state
mens. am citizen ofths city md resident hete for
Che last neen yeafs aud am known 10 nearly every one
here nn ado ming town. Any you may make, with
my name attached, youf Service us wish to preserve
truly yours, 40. RAyMoSU.
BALrMoar, Jan % 1868.
Woons HAIR REsroR,rivR,--prolessor Wood-Uoar
sn Having hal the misfortune TO lose the best portion OF
my haff rum ha effects of yellow lever In New Orears
In s53 was inducedt to make trial Of your preparation
and iouud unswer as the very ta nc needed y bni
it now thick and glossy, mud words express my ob
cations 10 you in giving he Afflicted such treasure.
FiStEY JoNrs
The M cr,igned Rev. J. X Bragg Is minister In req
unr sahdng and pastor the Orthodox Church at RrioE
hel, Ns Tie ii gcnlleman great influence aud uni
Vefsally beloved NM DvER
BU1oRrtutD, Jnnuary ~, 1870.
Professor Wood-DeaT siB Having made TRIAL OF vout
Hair Restorative, II gives pleasure 10 say that it,
has been eSe lent In remo.ing nnamaliou danduTania
constant ehloucy 10 itching, with which have
troubled rom my chlhoodi aud has also restored my hnt
which was be'oming gray 10 u original color. have
used no other article with anything Ike tho same pleasure
or gfoht, Iours truly J, X. BRAGn.
The Restorative k put mp In Bottles ola sizes, viz re.
medium and smulli the small hud h pint and reta iuf
one doarper bottles The medium holds Al least twenty pr
cent more plpor ou mn the SMALL retais Tor two doll
Au holuei The large holds quart, 40 per cent u
proportion, unl rctails for 50 per bottle.
. q j, WOOD CO.. Pronriftors, 3l2 broadway, New
York, ln the great ~ y, Niro Railing Espblishmentl
aud lli N'rr street, ST. Louis, Mo Aud sold by m good
Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers. iahll .3mte
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
In Press, and will be published January 5th.
The Rowing Editor;

Talks with Slaves in the Southern States.
By JAMES REnPATH, OF Kansas One asat Vol. iamo,
SS pp., ulpsltated, frioe ei,
This book noralve Of three Journeys afoot between
Wasmnglon and New oleansi contains lengthy repors N
confidential conversations with the slaves 10 irstna the
tefotnat, 1eoreia Alabema aud Loutunui lively dis.
cnpuons oi SOCIAL southern and Plantation
skcoh 81 afyvnturc n Nisaouri and the nost
aud rHoRoUuu and rsheble iaVesdeauon Of American
sa''u syet puhhttedin ouf countfy. The Autior has
gNeaa nm eod ioafls,s GuroRr oF SiAvu sHVrINENr-a
tuing never hlueun attempted 10 Ameuua. LEI ever,
one who would Know what Southern slavsryM
SLAVERY Ae sEEN BY TIE si.AVEst
rad hs volume Of her oIal evdenco aud stariar rec,
ord oi thvif hopes and mtnre ussigasi
A. 20 tee authors skiu a. awtlsb Il win Be seen that
aEtFemss have met aud sereei
"REnPkTll could no, Be dul o. tame or savish ifhs
WIRE 70 yi he has not an die bons IN nhi0And ifecoon.
tno aud hamoFous, hit All for Humenity, ue has taSo
mind end nauci both Independent and fa of art
vii against wrong and tyranny with al ihelT ght
-NoN, } A.. NArouAN. 40 Leayenworh nmes,
" vigorous writer ,N-et' Louit Republican.
"a dol Tlseal, but ue beat writer Ne ever had out
West - en-, sunglsow.
CoPlst tsnthg ma postage paid sny part Of ths Unl,
tse staisN, 81 lie gsssipt Of lhs PRICE a. Address,
A. h.BuEplck, Pubhshsr,
lanfl eppeq Eussti Ny.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
ApPlicntiOn tO SeII land.

70 William ". Wells, James T. Wells, Lydia Jane
Wcila' Ihoha himball, his wife Mary Ann Kimba Al.
mon bencoler Hope Miller John Markoy aud Jacob Nei.
ktS ard tho unknown hciu and legal representative OF
Peter Wells, deceased.
You are hereby Informed that on tho 10th day Of January
d. e3h the snid administrator filed his Petition in tie
Probate Court ofSoneua County Ohio the object anil pray
er Of which Petition obtain an order for the sale of the
following Real Estate, Of which the said Peter Wells.
ded seEed or much thereof may be necessary to
ray te debts OF said feccdcnt, tut may remain unpaid
aar the personal property shall have been eNhuustod)
wi Iwenyo acres Of land In the souh.wes corner of
srcuon Twelve el also, Forty In the Noflh.west
eornetof srulion Thirteen tl3i also, FoHy acres I'm the
Northeast corner dissection Fourteen tNin an one nun.
deh aud our (ol acres olaud brins the farm said rce.
den lived on 40 ncipio Township, Seneca County, Oho-
SAID Petition VIII be for hearing n the rf bate Court OF
seh oouny on the l4th day Of Feunry A. d. ts50, at 10
O'Clock, A. VI on sand day. Mp. COLWEl.L,
Jan, 10Th, tsj0-i44ws Adinr of Fotcf Wells 'dect
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21

ILLgEoIs CoNeRRssIoNAL ELrcrIoN.-
Az the special election held in the Fifth
Congressional District Of Illinois. on the
5th inst. HoDoEs, Democrat. was elect,
ed representative TO Congress. to fr tha
vacancy oeeasiOnsd by the death 6f Hon.
THolGs L. HAERIs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21

ETThe Sons Of Malta in Cincinnati
propose to hold grand festival on the
24tb inst, and have leased the National
Theatre for the occasion. Tho funds
raised by this means will be appropriated
TO releyeing the poor aud distressed Of
the city The affair will, Of course,
draw largely.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21

The New York Tribune Of Saturday
morning most positively conlradicts the
rumor that Mr.. Greeley oontempates
Withdrawing from its editorial oontpl--
This will, Of course, put at rest the vex.
el question.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21

FArAL AcorDESr.-Ou Sunday after.
noon last. Mr.. &. G. Woodruff, OF Sugar
Creek township. in this county, in at.
tempting 10 cross the creek on the ice
broke through and was drowned His body
was recovered on Monday. lie was q
worthy citizen, aged about 80 years, and
leaves a wife and child to mourn his
sad fate .-- Stark County Republican.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
What Is better than good hand Writing
William Warren,

(Author Of The Waueuian system Of penmanshp) woud
say to the citizens Of Tn that he has hued up room in
TOMBS DLOCK-(Second Floor-First Door)
where he pepoTsd to give Instruction In Business or OF.
hamenAl Nuupg, FlouHshiug, also Card Marking
Tue style OF writing taught s ttce egihle aud elegant
eomblnnE Apidty OF execution with beauty Of constnu.
uou-unodng 10 the learner 10 ow lessoAs the tue Gle.
mens OF NSngeompletely eradicating all cramps ana
dhcuuei Ia the hand and substituting IN vety short time
style that would grace Lady's album or an aceountants
ledger, He has TAUGHT THESE SIXTEEN WARS.
Thousands have reserved hom him good hand writing
The Teoson Of his teacher The superiority Of
bis system Of peumanuhip and eue Of he muscular move.
neu q not this yuuFt time obtain go0d hand Wriungi
No branch OF education s of greater practical ntitv o.
subjects one 10 greater onyonie nee " accomplished
IN a. than panmAnshin Ne would say 20 tho Lodes that
Mrs Warren will be ia atondanre during both day and
evening classes Classes commence on Tpesday January
llhl lr39 10 o'clock, Hours Of Glasses 10 a, NJ, p
Mo u evening, other houri II necessary. Pdyato
lessons gveu as may be desipd. Scholar, Join any
DAY % class Cards. (visiung Or complimentary Wduen
Teuns.-le lesson, $500. Tevms Coz Foud,hns and Or.
naneolal writing as per agreement
Specimens may be sota a. The House Post Oes
and NtuNg Room.
TurN. o., Jan. :, ls59.-Tho undcr gned are satsaed
that w. Naueu IS emiueutY qualdedto teach rapid and
beautiful siyc OF penmanshn. His recommendation HTs
om The best educated n the state who Gently his uni.
form success as an natfucuy 10 this Respectfully,
g ID French, ID ueWolG u u soudgb Estl Bill,
John 7 iiuts, NJ Nahlu, X uoTl, JH Good,
ianl@ RWShawhan, Wm, Ia0g.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21

%Hou. Henry Wilson has bsOn rs.
elected to the U. s. Senate. by the Leg
islsture Of Massachusetts,. The Demo-
erats voted for Caleb orshing.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21

nT0oy. Chase has appointed Col
David L. Wood Of Cleveland. Quarter
Master eenaTal Of Ohio. in place Of Gov.
A. E. Glspp. resigned.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21

RD-The House Committee on Terrific
rios have agreed TO report sbill. for the
organization Of the Territory Of Arazonia.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
CARD TO LADIES.

FHE haehsh oIPoFoe pills, for females The imporeTa
ofhia reliable and safe remedy for female complain
would respectfully call the attention othe ladies Of this
country 10 H. feeling assured that in this they viii lnd
safe and never falling remedy for all diseases arising iro
deanged add disoFiered stem such sick headaoha
papSuon ofthe heart lownesi Of sprts neryous ahse
tions, LeucorrheA, &c.
In removing sonpages OhsiTuctiOnE Of the menseBs
nom whatever cause, they are inabe. The suppFestion
30 common, isspeedily relieved and there will be no
ourence, " used according directions They are
peoialy adapted 70 MARRIED LApIDs (oF particulars
circulars, 20 BE- hound each boz, with dToctont)
None genuine without the signature OF Emile Mouon,
PTopieiorg gT Rue ST. aonors, Paris massol ; Laurie.
importers
Price Bias per bozs hslfboEes IS cents. Sold BY al
Mail Package, put ap IN olosey sealed double end
veopea, ani having the appearance Of ordinary lotcr
price el 0O sod only BY general agents, " ALDEH
and Co. Cleveland D. who viii send the 70 pnsi paid the
receipt ofth price, and 70 whom al orders must be address
Cd.
sold b. Z L. 81. John Of TiGn D. who win also send
them ey mail any address hsfsoePt price, through
Oct. l5.lT
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
Sonecn County AgIieuliurni Socicty.

There will be meeting orhc BOARD Of Managers Of said
Society NJ the Couu House, In Tiln ThuFsday Feb a.
le5h comm ncing AZ 10 O'Clock, A. NJ for the purpose o
thng The time for holding the annual Fair tor 1850 arr nr.
Gg the prsmiumt tor the same, and ransaunF such 9th.
oT business asmay be brought before tho Board. An mem.
bcr ofthe Soooy urs requested DO present and aid the
lly order Of the President
lanliaw j, II, PrTrENGER, seoy.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21

RTThe Ohio Legislature adjourned
over from Friday to Tuesday. Who caresY
The people pay ths fddIer.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
AdministratOr,s Sale,

On the goth day Of Janunfy 1859 between the hours Of
10 o'clock, A. VI. and O'clock r. NJ, on the premises
Viii oef for sale, public yendue, lnfo No o. in the
town Of Adrian, Seneca County, Ohio, tho highest bid
der. R.G pENNfNgTiIN
dec3l iw Admir- Of. Swigltt decd.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21

EVThe sharks along the Canals are
terribly exercised a, the prospect Of sale
They are afraid Of losing their Fat jobs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
EYccmlnrIa Nnfire.

IL psfsons interested win take notice that The under.
tignsd has been daily appointed and qualified TX.
ocuof Of he last win and tsiausdi Of Dehlah soudef
deed. JACOB r. HOLTZ
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
NdDTICE.

THE Directors Of the Tidin and Fort Wayne Railroad
l Company have ded their Petition In the Coor Of Com
mon Pleas Of Seneca County, and State Of Ohio asking
herein change Of the Corporate name Of said Company
and viii move the Court at the next February Term lhcreo
for Decree accordingly. ny orler of the Boarl
Jan, Z, isjg-iw a. 3. RUMFGELD, Sec.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
Dress Goods Department.

A Cho ce Selection of New Style
Small figured Muslin De Laines, very cheap.
Plain and fg'd all wool De LANES, all qualities.
Plain and 6g'd all wool French Menno5, all
colors.
Valencia Plads.
All Wool Plaids.
English McFinOes-Phin & fig.
ured-all qualities.
Black and Colored Alpaccas.
Striped and Plain Dcbaizes.
Imperial Foulard Byaderi Stripes
Check travelling Dress Goods, Duchines, dc.
Black and ColOrci Canton Cloths,
Printed Cashmeres.
Robes Quelle.
Rich Lyons Dress & Cloak Velvets.
DRESS PRINCES AND TRIMMINGS Of
all kinds.
An popular Brands of English an American
Priuts.
French and English Chinizes.
Bonnet Ribbons, all kinds.
Bonnet Silks full line ofeolors.
Bonnet ve'vets.
Ladies Black & Fancy
DFE55 SIGK5,
Ladies' Colored silk and Colored Velvet Hats,
made to order.
Plain and Coljrod Straw Hats.
French Straw Hats, new style
Milliner Goods of all kinds.
LADIES' FURs OF ALL KINDS.
Real Fitch Furs.
Imitation Fitch & Lynx Furs.
Black and Brown Cony Furns.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!
SHAWLS for the Million!
Fine Wool MANTILLA Shawls.
Extra Shetland wool do double do
Fine Pressable do do do do
Bay State do do long do
Fine Scotch do do do do
Heavy Blanket do do do do
Black Cashmere, Thibet Colored Mantilla and
Square Stella Shawls, all qualities.
Rich Double Brocha Shawls.
Rich Single do do
New Style Black Beaver Cloth Raglaus.
Wool Dlsters and Cloaks,
French Black and COloFed Cloths and Cassi.
meres,
Jeans, Tweeds;
Bleaohed, Brown and Colored Canton Flan,
nes, all WOOL
Flannels, Bleached and Brown Musllns,
ali offered at the prevailing popular prices, for
cash only.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
o, o. EE Q II,

WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEAlERM IN
Hats, Caps, Furs, Buffalo Robes,
bu'kskia ssdwoosn Cloves and Miueas, Nc. lto Water
~ lsAssi cash prices pai ior a kinds Of Furs ana
essai s'o deali m hFoken haak and unsuSnt uonsy,
seq Adtl'ess,H slcaste. ETioiF
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
GREAT ATTRACTION
STYLES 8 PRICES.

Having just received my Second Fall Stock,
am still better prepared to offer extra Induce
ments to my friends and customers, and will es-
TEEN t an especial favor to have all close cash
buyers call and examine my goods before max
ing their purchases in this market, ns am cou-
6dent my prices will warrant a continuance Of
theii patronage in the future.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-16
LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS.
For sale BY ]. G. Webb 4 ca

For sale by J. q. Webb a. Co.
ASPARAGUS-Larg Green Purple
BEANS--Early six Weeks, Newngton Wonder, Rcd
Speckled Valentine, Brown ditto White Cranberry,
Red French, Large Lima or Butter, White Dutch
BEETS-Early Turnip Blood, Long Blood Red se-
clan OF Sugar, Swiss Chard.
BRoc0LI-Purple Cape.
CABBAGE Early York, French Ok Heart, Early
Battersea, Large Late Drumhead, Early Diumhead,
Flat Dutch, Red ditto, for Pickles.
cARROrs-Long Orange, Early Horn, Large White
Field
CAULIFLoWER.
cELERY-Sily Grass, White Solid, Red ditto
ECUCuMBER-Earl Frame, Long Green, Gherkin.
EGG PLANT-Large Purple.
LETTUCE-Brown Dutch, Royal Cabbage, Drum.
head, White Cabbage.
MEL0N-Nutmeg, Citron, Mountain Sweet Water.
MUsfARD--W White, Brown.
NASTlRTIUM.
OKRA.
oNI0N-Silyer Skin, Large Yellow.
PARSLEY-Cnrlcdo or Doubled Plain OF Single
lPARSNIP-Sugar.
PEAs--Eandroth's Extra Early, Early Frame, Bish
ops Early. Dwarf Sugar LandTeihs Early.
PEPPER--large Sweet Picking, Bull Nose.
Common Field. Mammoth
RADiSH--Long salmon Long Scarlet, Nhie Tumi
\ Rooted, Red ditto.
/ RHUBARB, or Pie Plant.
Satisfy, nr Oyster Plant
/ SPINACH Round Savoy Leaycd, Prickly Seeded.
lSQUASH--EarIy Bush, Long Green.
TOMATO, OF Love Apple, Exha Early.
February IA. IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-16
FITS /! FITS FITS /!

Persons aOrng under this distressing nalady will find
DIR. Hances Epiepc Pills 10 he the only remedy
discovered for curing Epilepsy Falling Fits. These
Pills possess specific action the nervous system
and although prepared especially fo the purpose Of
ing Fits. they will he found Of especial benefit 10 oil
persons afflicted with weak nerves. or whose
system has been prostaied shattered from any
whatever. The dyspepiic patient whose stomach has
lost Tie power Of duly converting food into life
tanning element is relieved BY single course Of the eI
iraoidnay Pills. The gastric fluid acquires ls sol
vent power, and The crude nulrimen which load
and burden 10 the sufferer, while bis digestive organi
zlion was paralyzed and unsirung becomes under the
wholesome revolution created in the system, the basis
Of strength activity, and health.
Sent TO any part Of the country hs nail free Of post
agc. Address sETu 5. lIIscE. los Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd. Pnce-onc box, 50; two, s. twelve,
s.i
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-16

Boy CARRIED OVER THE FALLS OF MAG
ARA IA sad accident occurred at Niagara
Falls on Saturday. An adopted son Of Mr..
Gibbs. foreman Of the Paper Mills, accident
ally fell into the river and was carried over
the American Fall. We understand that the
lad was on the ice, near the mills, where men
had been running the drift ice from the ilume,
and accidentally fell into the swift stream. He
was not seen to fall, but was seen some dis
lance down the river, in the rapids, when be-
yond the reach Of human aid, and speedily
passed over, of course to rise no more alive.
The child was 2 years old. and lad oimuch
promise, beloved by his adaptive parents and
all who knew him. The calamity eau ed
much sensation al the village where il occur
red. Rochester Union and Advertiser.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-16
yvistars naIsam of wild Cherry.

Proofs Of the great superiority Of DR.. Wistars Bal
sam, pour in from all parts Of the country.
Oxford, New Haven Co, Conn, jan Ia
Dear Sir:-Ha,ng witnessed the effects of Wstar's
Baisam Of Wild Cherry, in the case Of Of my neigh
bors, who has been for several years seriously afflicted
with the Phihsc, General Pulmonary Weakness Bleed.
ing Of the Lungs de-, have been induced to ask you
10 send me some Of the medicine. My neighbor, refer
red 70 above lately had violent attack Of Bleeding at
the Lungs and diress in Breathing He tried bottle
Of the Wild Cherry, which has produced most sauta.
~ and favorable effect At hi instance. and several
Others laboring under like complaints have been in.
duced 70 make this request By attending the sLoye
Immediately, you will oblige The s..,cted, and also
Yours, HENRY DUNHAM.
None genuine unless signed |. D U Il r S on the
wrapper,
Seth W. Fowe & Co, I3s Washington Street, Bos.
ton, proprietors. Sold hy their agents everywhere.
CT For sale IN HillsborOughhy ]. T.. Webb 4 Co.;
in Greensborough by DR.. 7. ]. Patrick.