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LOOK HERE, STRANGERl
Ifyou want either CHINA, GLASS; or COMMON WARE,
go to
JOHN DOBSON CO.'S
CHEAP CHINA STORE Nos. 2 and n. Charles street
they will sell you little bit CHEAPER than the CHEAP
EST Give them call and examine for yourselves. jaltf
CHINA, GLASS, PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, &C.,
At los BALTIMORE STREET, two doors below Sun
Building. SELLING OFF THE ENTIRE STOCK AT COST
close Citizens strangers and all others in want of goods
in this line should call and examine before purchasing
this stock must be sold.
~ STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.
fel0 If ROBERT T. BANKS.
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The GROVER Il BAKER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
Having greatly increased their facilities for manufacturing
their celebrated FAMILY MACHINES, with all the
provemens reduced their prices and offer for sale
ANEW STYLE MACHINE,
PRICE $50.
1t longer questioned that these Machines the best
in use for family sewing. They
HEM, FELL, GATHER AND STITCH
the superior and the only machines in
market that well and simply made that they may be
into families with other instructions than
aimed in circular which accompanies each machine, and
rom which
A CHILD TEN YEARS
may readily learn how them, and keep them in order
They make upwards of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES A MINUTE,
and will do the sewing of family cheaper than seamstres
can do it, even if she works a, the rate of
ONE CENT AN HOUR
Is there husband father brother in the Unitad States
who would permit the drudgery of hand sewing in his fami
ly, when a GROVER BAKER MACHINE will do it better
expedously and cheaper than possibly be done
by hand?
Offices of exhibition and sale -l81 Ba I'll more street, Bait
more; 495 Broadway, New York.
rs Agencies in all the principal cities and tow IN the
United States.
81 Send for circular. n11-h
BIsHopRIcK's INFALLIBLE BAKING Powders, just
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1ru Q5ooas.

SiIg 9UUua.
$500 IS WORTH SAVING 5000
This can be accomplished by calling on
RAYMOND Il BURTON,
Sc WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Who still continue to make their excellent fitting Plain
Seam Yoke Shirts, (,oithom point,)
$3.50
$1.75,
Equal to any s. Shirts made elsewhere and war
ranted to
FIT PERFECTLY
We also sell the finest
COLLARS,
for So per dozen.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
ofevery description adapted for Spring wear
RAYMOND 4 BURTON,
IS W. Baltimore street,
mhI-4mr between Harrison and Frederick SITS
~ NY, r,,. OPENED THIS WEEK
90 BALTIMORE STREET, ABOVE GAY.
LINEN
100 dozen Damask NAPKINS at q per DOZEN regular
TABLE LINENS
Strong Unblsached Table DAMAsKs, s79d cents AMI
s IF 81 ans ss cts
B Bne Snow n Dr9% G az - 81 and d ST. "a
Two bales Russia Crash and cents; also Huck and
Diaper TOWELS plain frnged and coored Borders; also
SHiRTiNG linens e'S' very l1''U'OA9
full stock of the best makes warranted to wear Well and
marked at the lowest possible profit also Shirt B9soms Of
yp ,.,.,o No s. Baltimore street, above Gay,
have the same advantage the bestjudges. e28-tfrw
SHAWL, CLOAK AND MANTILLA
EMF ORIUMl
1873 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
(Second House east Of Light Street)
NEW STORE
NEW GOODS!
The undersigned WILL OPEN the above establishment
MONDAY, February 18th, 1859,
with the largest assortment Goods their line offered
to the public They beg leave state that their attention
will be given exclusively to this particular branch of the
trade and they feel assured that entire satisfaction will be
given to customers Our Mr. Bickerons experience
twenty past both in Europe this country enables
to speak with confidence being fully able to
+, please We name in part
PRINTED STELLA SHAWLS,
NEW DESIGNS.
BROCHE STELLA sHAWLs, New Designs
CHALLIE
PRINCESS ROYAL ALLIANCE sHAWLS,
| NEW AND VERY HANDSOME.
| BLACK Tibet SHAWLS,
WOOL FRINGE.
BLACK Tibet SHAWLS.
SILK FRINGE
| BLACK SILK SHAWLS;
LACE SQUARE SHAWLS, New Patterns
LACE POINTS SHAWLS,
PARIS MANTILL LAS,
| NEW DESIGNS, VERY RICH,
With large assortment of MANTILLAS of own manu-
| facture, in handsome designs.
| d STEERS,
Great variety of Shapes and Materials We respectfully
licit the patronage of the public
fe1Olm JOSEPH BICKERyoN 4 CO
NEW GooDsl
SPRING OF 1859
HAMILTON EASTER Il CO.,
! Nos. 49, POI and 2O3 Baltimore street,
Opened
| TUESDAY, FEBRUARY LIST, 1859,
great variety of
IMPORTED DRY GOODS,
fe2-tfr Adapted to Spring sales
| - P Eel A l. N 0T ICE
| ~
WHOLESALE BUYERS
JOSEPH BICKERTON Il co,
lS3 BALTIMORE STREET,
Call the attention of Merchants to their
LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
SHAWLS CLOAKS
MANTILLAS AND BUSTERS,
fe0-lm Just opened.
WTADDING, BATTING, COTTON YARNS,
w CARPET CHAIN and FLY NETS sold to jobbers
dealers at manufacturers prices by
A. IT, FRANCISCUS,
jall-Sm No. 2il Market street, Philadelphia, Pa.
DARKLIE'S BLAY LINENS.
DA widths and qualities by the package by
agents, ROBERT d. BROWN * co,
ia29-tf IL Hanover street
w & II. DUNSEATH, J. PATRICK & SONS
w and Andrew Curell's Linens, for sale by Batmor
agents, ROBERT y BROWN co, ls Hanover ST. ja15-tf
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AMBRo DAGUERREoTYPEs, &c.

AMBRo DAGUERREoTYPEs, &c.
Mr. MARsTERs lat Lexington street. Howard street,
will furnish his patrons with pictures glass, card board
plates life size in miniature from nature,
copied in OIL French pastel water coors in style of
perior excellence He has hand full plain
and fancy Also gilt frames all of the best MATERIAL
His long experience and attested enable him
his patrons complete satisfaction charge silly
OCULIsT AND AURIsT.
DR.. f. P. MORONG,
SINCE HIS RETURN FROM EUROPE,
Makes exclusive speciality of the treatment of
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR,
MEDICALLYAND SURGICALLY
OFFICE, II n. CHARLES ST.,
dl5tf Baltimore, Md.
DAY & MARTIN s REAL JAPAN BLAoKING imported
and for sale by GREEN YoE IS Baltimore street fel6t
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MARRIED.
On the 3D. instant by Rev Mr.. Burt, JOHN H HARKINS
to Miss LIZZIE K TOY daughter of John Toy of Bal
timOre county.
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BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's Coal,
at the reduced price of
FIVE DOLLARS,
per ton Of 2,2i0 lbs.
In order to Off the stock of Coal hand before the
ing of Canal navigation have determined to sell this
very superior article of fuel at the very low price of FV
DOLLARS per ton of lbs delivered any point within
the city limits
TERMS CASH.
DOBBIN & WAKEFIELD, Sole Agents,
fe2ltf No. Sc Second street.
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I A L AND RI B s
G II A " p A G " ES.
The undersigned have been appointed sole agents. for the
United States and Canada, for the sale of the
CHAMPAGNE WINES
of Messrs JACQUES GOERG & CO., at Chalons-sur
Marne France We present their Wines to the public under
two brands, namely:
LA PERLE AND RUBIS
The PERLE" Wneis of exquisite and fruity taste,
and is guaranteed to compare favoraby with any Wine
the American market
The "RUBS is fine Cabinet Champagne, of beautiful
Ruby COLOR which natural the wine This wine is
doubtedy the finest Cabinet Champagne produced in
France, and is
MADE FROM GRAPES OF THE CHOICEST SELEC
TONS.
From the long experience extensive possessions and large
Of the well known house JACQUES GOERG co,
and their determination furnish wines which shall
with the approval Of consumers, feel persuaded that
trial will fully establish all claim for the excellence
these wines.
CRAMER, ABEGG & McCL0SKEY,
No. 10 Broad street, New York
The aLOce Wines for sale at Wholesale an BGHimOTeby
CHARLES II. MYERS BRO, Exchange Place
fel62mr LAURENCE Thomson & Co, do do
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BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES.

THE ONLY PLACE FOR THE SALE OF THE GENUINE
p E B b L E s p & c T A CHI S,
(At the London Watch and Jewelry storel
No. 1877 BALTIMORE STREET,
Ga few doors below Calvert)
A GIDEON, Optician informs the public that he has To-
Gated himself permanently in this city, and will take pleas
i'll serving them with Simmons g. Co.'S celebrated
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACEES
The sale and manufacture Of these Specaces being Spe
cidity the public will always find the best article
strcest attention. and due will be given the proper
selection of Lenses
All other kinds ofSpectacles constantly kept hand
Lenses inserted and repairing done at the lowest prices
mh3-tfr
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nor S A E.
VALUABLE TIMBER LANDS,
Situate in
CLINTON COUNTY, PA.
1000 ACRES
This Land is located near the lolrishing town of
LOCK HAVEN.
1t the line of the Sunbury and Erie Railroad and
only three and half miles from the West Branch of the Sus
quehanna River.
The Timber consists principally of
WHITE PINE,
with
WHITE OAK AND IIEMLOCK.
When cleared, the land will be worth farming pur
poses, more than what is asked for it.
Oneourth of the purchase money to be paid in cash and
city property will be taken for the balance, mortgage
the premises for five years
re- For particulars apply to
j. HENRY GEESE,
mhSeotf No. 81 Spears wharf
EssszEssEsssssslNEW ARRANGEMENT IGssassss:sssss5l
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BIsHoPRICKs INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDERS, jus
received by GREEN YOE, So Baltimore street fe25-tf
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NoURSE & CowAN,
ERCHANT TAILORS,
No NORTH CALVERT STREET,
s27-tf Baltimore, Md
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S. 7. CHURCH,
| DENTIST,
mil I'm No &c BARNET STREET
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IN STEAM SECURING
E S I A B l. S II VI f. vt,
OFFICE l42 LEXINGTON STREET,
BALTIMORE
We would beg to call the attention of the public
that prepared to do in the most superior
cry description of
SILK AND WOODEN CLEANING.
We have French patent right for covering pspos but
by certain Improvements in machinery Of coupled
with the chemical knowledge necessary effect the same
ready to thoroughly cleanse every description of la
dies genemen's and chlren's wearing apparel, whether
made of NELyET, SILK WOODEN GooDs, and do not
quire the ripping Of the excepting in where it
would be of decided benefit to do. Particular attention
paid to CAMELs HAIR WHITE GRAPE and other SHAwLS,
LACE CURTAINS, SILK DRESSES EMBRoIDERIEs, MERNOEs
KID GLOVES, &c.
SPOTS or CREASE, OIL, PAINT, ICE CREAM,
or OF other nature taken possible without cleans
ing the whole garment Gentcmens garments will be pre-
pared by regular tailor thus nsuring proper finish
SELF Gmr
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cTEAPAHCES FOR RAITINORE
MEMORANDA

Steamship ThOs Swami, Ramsey, New York, 10th inst
Schr b. Maitland, Bryan. Newbern, \. C., 18th inst.
Schr. Ontario, Latchum, Newbern. N. C., ll:h inst.
Schr c. 7. Strong, Liscum, New York, 18th inst
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MEMORANDA
Ship Admiral Blifens, hence for Havre was in James
Ship Flora Temple Johnson, uncertain, at Whampoa
ship Kalamazoo Taylor, for Baltimore, sailed from Lv-
gSp Hemdai Resrup, City Point arrived Hell
Ship John G. Richardson, Lewis, for Baltimore entered
RsE Maria Johnson for n York. sailed FIN Rio Grande
ship Kate Hooper Johnson, from Hong Kong for Sydney,
Ship Schiller BSh from Baltimore Bremen arrived
" Ship John H. Jarvis Collier, for Baltimore, sailed FIN Liv
Ship Northern Eagle Mckinney, from Baltimore, New
York and Rio de Janeo from the latter port April 18TH
Ship Isabella Coffin from Boston, Feb lst was at Mel
Brig CACHE Farrell hence for Rio Grande,
Bark Henrietta, Brown, Rio de JanerO, went to sea
Bark Amazon, Krwan, for Barbados went to sea, 18th
Bark Hugh Birckhead, Bennitt for Valparaiso went to
Brig Beivoir, (new 25 tons has been sold to house in
Peru on private terms ~, = NJ VI.
Kong, was spoken July 10th, lat zoos s. lon 32l5W
Bark Adelaide inEate hence for Rio de Janero, was
BARK Isabella Jones, wGSdDun, for New York. sailed
z as having sailed for New YORK;
Brig s G. Bass, Winchester, for Baltimore via Nevassa,
Schr Ellen Godsborough, Bunting for Baltimore sailed
Schrs Richard Borden Arnold for Baltimore, and NJ c.
Duree Hail. for Alexandria, sailed from Fall River, 10Th
inst.
Sch sae Mears Richardson, for Bristol to load for Gu
ba sailed from Providence, 18th inst.
Schr Home McClelland, and Caroline c. Lunt from Bal
tmOre Boston; and Harmona, Mahoney, from do. for
Bath, sailed from Holmes Hole, 18th inst
Schr Vapor, MITCHELL from Baltimore arrived at N York
18th inst
Schr President T. Taylor Hart from Calais for Baltimore
arrived Holmes Hole, 18th inst Got aground the
East Chop evening of 2th and off morning
ter discharging part of deck load, without damage
EASTERN PORTS.
NEW YORK, August l6.-Arr. steamship James Adger,
Charleston ships Switzerland verpoo Qrpheus Bremen;
x Cstharne, Eleuthera.
CID Steamships Persia Liverpool Locust Point Savan-
nah ships Hermine Caao banks E. A. Grant ZngareI-
Ia Richmond; A Lee, Denmark; brig Sadly Chapman
Kits.
PHILADELPHIA, August l6-Arr. bark Warren Fisher
Matanzas scrs NJ Belts, Rio Janero Fannie, Matanzas
Chas Kent, James River.
CID brig Olive, Key West; schr. D. Townsend Charles
ton.
BOSTON, August l5-Arr. ships Cornga, Calcutta: Sa-
rah Norton Turks Island barks Osmanli Algoa Bay How
land, Curacoa Light Brigade, Bonoire brig Edwin Matan
August l5-Noon--Arr. schrs Sylvanus Allen George
town, d. C.-Cld. ship Lochniver, New Orleans
SOUTHERN PORTS
NORFOLK August l6-Arr schrs. Starlight, Gloucester.
Florence, New York.
RICHMOND, August l5.-Arr schrs. W 7. Anderson AL
6any Oranna, Boston Bee, Philadelphia; a. Townsend n
CID. schrs. Melbourne, Salem; Ship Carpenter Provi
dence.
wILMING2 ON, August l5-Arr brig Monserate, New
London; schr. Emily, New York-Crd bark Palmetto
Boston; Schr, Geo Harris New York.
CHARLESTON, August l3-Noon.-Arr ships Colombo
Liverpool Othello, Philadelphia.
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IT. NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
49, - TRANSPORTATION LINE,

EASlI4~-~~S orFloh UT NJ - n I VI n ~ n
Haisezzsi1sza-S.sAz STEAM TUG COMPANY.
The CompanyS boats having been complete running
ORDER prepared to description OF rive
and harbOr towing at the shortest notice
The COmpany's Boats follows:
Steamer TIGRESS, Captain Luke League.
Steamer LlONESS, Captain A. II. League.
The commanders experienced masters and every
antee given for the safety of vessels in their charge The
nation apply to the Captains board or Of the agent
'F' WIN H. BOLTON,
jaIStf No. - W. Pratt street
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al EAREn

Bark New light, Reynolds, Rio JaneirO-T: PIERCE. =
Schr Peerless Patterson, Laguayra and Porto Cabelo-
Stirling & Ahrens.
Schr II. II. Huntley, Hammond, New York-Rose Ly-
Schr Dart, North, Washington, D. C.-Wm Applegarth
& Son. 80, us,,
Schr Luther Child, Kelley, Boston-Dobbin Warfeld
Schr II P Cushing, Warren, Boston-Willam Rhoads
Son -, IN WI,
Co. ", , ,,,. g. w.
Sloop Zephyr, Woodruff, Bridgeton, n. j Malcolm X
Co. Wv ,,,.sc
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ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.

Bark c. Bergsed schweichel, Quebec, in tow of the
steamtug Ajax.
Bark New Light Reynolds, Rio Janeiro in tow of steam
tn las Murray.
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81 FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
uGasslaaaa.szaas TIE steamer VIRGINIA., Can't \ FaI

the season, between H 'F'' ~
BALTIMORE AND FREDERICKSBURG,
On FRIDAY, March llth 1882 leaving Baltimore on that
day at O'Clock, p NJ from her BERTH on Light street wharf
foot of Barre and each succeeding Friday thereafter te
same hour arriving in fredericksburg next day evening
SSatray before dark Returning will leave Fredericks
gurg every tuesday morning at O'clock, after the arrival
there OF the night train of from the North and Souh
arrive in BALTIMORE early Wednesday morning
Inc ~ Elnla will stop at all of her usual landings on
the hAfPAttANNOCk, going and returning; and, in add
ton thereto, CARRIERS CREEK, to land ireight and mas
sengers. 7 N F"'
The steamer has large freight capacity which facilitates
he handling and slowing of goods, thereby preventing
brcakage ana other accidents.
She Is amply provided with well ventilated State Rooms
anu bert winch renders hef one OF the pleasant and
has been thoroughly oyeraued and repaired during he
past winter, and furnished with NEW BOILER thereby
greatly increasing her speed '
Freight of all kinds taken at very moderate rates and
received i'll Baltimore at the boat Wednesday Thursday
and Friday, up to 3 O'Clock.
~ All Freight landed on the river must be prepaid
Goods from other lines, destined c
points on the river will be promptly received by the Agents
IN Baltimore, charges paid, and forwarded with despatch
TRAN from the River received and delivered per bag
For further information apply on board, or to
CAfRON x GWYNN, Agents,
No. II South street, Baltimore
r SLAUGHTER, President
LIT
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AT QUARANTINE.

RrgR r. Kirkland, knight, from St. Johns, ?. R.to c.
4, bstson Co-suEar and GLASSES to Kirkland, Chase
. co Left 7th inst brig New World from Boston; Aug.
5sh a. u a. for I i%a eleven days out
Schr Elite Leary,9 days from Hayanaosugar and segars
inst OF Cape Henry, ship Ann f. Hooper, Hooper, hence
for Havre and bark Flying Cloud Beauchamp from Rich
rnrP ernamhncn. both bound out
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FOR THE SOUTH

a Sasssi7 DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PH1LADEL
PlIA and BALTIMORE, via the
~ - ia LIN E, ~
TO NQ9RPBQ LIZ, WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
GOMERI, AND NEW ORLEANS
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
DAILY Except SundayS) via.
BAY LINE a SEA-BOAIiD & ROANOKE RAILROAD
-, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller
to NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO WILMINGTON, n c.
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EzGz lsIS15L--REss WTT,MTNCT ,
Steamboats,.

I'll THREE TIMES PER WEEK
EzzFEaa=s-lsFOR PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
Ing rr4wiAt-n Steamboat Company will on and after
SAnIRIlAI y, the 18th August, RUN THE STEAMERS
T I6O ,TEABODf' and ''BELVIDEREn THREE TINES
T THfp WEEP WEE leaving Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY,,
mt RSDAN and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at 2 o'ciock
the same hour. VA VIZ 79 "SS' anu al
dations. 0 ''Oi4' N00'n4ii"
For freight or passage apply to
ar j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
< -
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Canal Boats, fcom avre dc Grace pe Steamer JunI

BoatT j. Meyer, Captain ThomAs-coa to VIM. Nicely
mont Co ,,-.,. n, c,.
4 Co. -. n -, /.
Henry James 4 Co. -
Boat Northern Light Captain Sterricks-lumber to Carr
Boat Fowler & McConkey, Captain McCarty-lumbsr tc
Barnits & Brinton.
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ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
Schr Eugenia, White, Boston, 18th inst.
Schr Caroline c., Lunt Boston, 18th inst.
Schr Medora, Ireland, Charleston, 18th inst.
Schr. H. J. Neld, Tall, Charleston, l4th inst;
Ship Isaac Jeanes, Chapman, Marsailles, 3lst ult
Schr louisiana Mitchell, Wilmington, n. c., 18th inst
Schr Vapor, Mitchell, New York, 18th inst.
Schr Federal Hill, -, Norfolk, 18th inst
Schr Home, Mcclellan. Boston, 18th inst
Schr Wild Pigeon, Millikin Providence, 18th inst.
Schr Armuda, Knowles, Providence, 18th inst
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Bail R0a0s.
A .; s.; q; =:
WESTERN

Lea s sSsssssass WESTERN
- MARYLAND RAILROAD.
n, ou, CO.. OPEN TO OWINGS' MILLS
IN and after the 9th Of August the cas- will Iaava Calvert
station for Owngs' Mills at 80 NJ sand I p n Re-
turning leave Owings Mills ate and II A NJ oni IA5
Peetng a trains on the Northern Central Roi,ay NJ
Camp, 60 cents Ae'' ior the Baltimore
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Shipping gntslligsnrs.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, August II.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Fanny Cadwallader Cundif, from New York
SeameT Henry L. Cav, Her, from Phiadelpha-mdse
j. A. Shriver. ,..,u, an ho,-, ,.r, No,r vor,
. 9 pnseS ivon: ice to 7. J. Cochran &C
scbT Broadfeld Fisk, from Windsor N s-piaster to
Kelsey Hannah Martin, Saight from New York-mdse
Rose K Lyon
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-20
we Pity Them.

The Ohio Democracy are just now in
bad fix. They cannot find man in
their ranks, at all respectable, who will
accept place on their state ticket, with
the certainty of defeat staring him in the
face. Geo. w, MCook, Stanley Matth-
ews and Judge Thurman, all, say their
"priyate engagements" will not allow them
to be candidates. The democracy, fail
ing to get any of their own party to stick
are now talking Of running Hon. J. Scott
Harrison, bitter and prosoriqtive Know
Nothing, who is in favor Of "Merieans
ruling America" aud allthat. He would
be it representative Of democratic prin-
ciples, surely.
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On Wednesday Of last week in the Uni
ted States Court, Simeon Bushnell, the
first convicted Of the Oberlin rescuers, re-
ceivsd his sentence Of six months impris-
onment and 5000 fine and costs. The
Judge prclaced his sentence withthe rath-
er unnecessary question, If the prisoner
had any regretsi The prisoner hadn't
SO his sentence, patheticand arguments
tive, was pronounced.
After the sentence Of Bushnell, Mr..
Riddle moved to proceed with the case Of
John Watson, another Of the rescuers.-
Watson made affidavit that delay would
lose him the benefit Of material witness,
who was in the latter stages of consump-
ton, but could at present be brought into
court. Mr.. Riddle represented that the
defendants bad been in regular attendance
upon the Court, and were in faithful OBJ
servance Of the terms Of their recognizan-
ces, they therefore could not, knowing the
circumstances under which they were or
dered into custody, comply with that or
der ofthe Court dischorging them on their
own recognizances, for that is a conclu-
sive admission that they were in the
wrong--an admission they cannot make
and It is an outrage to attempt thus to
force them TO make IL.
The Court finally ordered the cases To
be continued, on the ground that the tes-
timony of the Kentucky kidnappers, who
had been arrested by the sheriff Of Lorain
county, could not be had; that the district
attorney had been appointed to their de-
fense before the Lorain Common Pleas
Court; that writs ofhabeas corpus would
be applied in the Bushnell and Langston
cases, which would require his attentions
and that no trial could be had without un-
reasonable delay, caused by the defend
ants or their counsel.
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IMroRrANr no FEMALES.
DIR. Cheeseman's PiIIs.

Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, NJ. d,
New York City.
The combination Of ing redisnts in the Pins sr. ti.s
'"'rh ora long aud extensive practice They are mild
In their operation, and certain in correcting an iuesu
laftie', Painful MenItuutions, removing Oh obstrue
iion', whether from cold or otbersse, headache pain
inths side, papitation Of re heart whites all nsrvou,
affections Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and limb,
etc disturbed sleep, which anses from interruption q
nature.
To Married Ladies'.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invausble a. they brjng
on the monthly period with regularity. Ladies who
have been disappointed In the use Of other Pills AN
place he utmost confidence in nT. Cheeseman't Pill
doing oil that they represent to do.
Notice.
There l. condition Of the female ~ TEN In which
he Pills cannot be taken without producing a pecu.
aTresut, Such Is the iUesitable tendency OF the me
tctne TO restore the sexual functions 20 normal eondi.
ton hat even the reproductive power ofnatuTe cannot
resist u. Warranted pure y vegetable and free from
anything igiunous Explicit directions which should
Be read, accompany each box. Price 81 Sent " mail
on snelosing 81 10 the General Agent r
t7-sold BY druggist in every town in the United
States. r u. HUrCHIHGS, -
.. General Agent f5r he United States.
l65 Chambers.st, New.York,
To whom all Wholesale oFleFt should be addretted
sold by J. r. Wooster Ttthn, o. ma2O-lr