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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28
To the Be-Drugged and Poisoned CITE
tzens of Wheeling md Vicinity.


To the Be-Drugged and Poisoned CITE
icons of Wheeling and Vicinity.
You are Overrun with a deluge of the rilOst com
pounds in the form Of .Acoholtc Drinks" that over
emannted from that post of society LIQUOR MIXER
They are sold to youHs luxury, or they dispensed
to you as Medicine, and In either case the effect il
the same.
There is but ono way to escape, md that is to USE
as luxury nnedcanent, safe and reliable stimu-
ans sold under stamp aud SEAL which renders it
tain that it has not been tempered with. Such
Charles london Cordial Gin,
which is distilled under inspection of the British Gov
ernment, is decatOly favored unlike any other Gn)
with some Of the most valuable resorattyes Of tho
Vegetable Kingdom, and ia by far the most healthy
beverage extant.
TIM MOST EMINENT PHYsICrIXs OF EUROPE AND AMER
ToA not only its by the hale heartily
but prescribe it a medicine where a Gtimulant is
required. i is - Nj
TuE FEMALE SEX will find it not onlya pleasant Cor
DIAL but certain relief in suGerings Of periodical
character.
i AxAIrFrOAI CnRlns,s OY AL RANKS pronounce it
perfectly pure, and merits Incompatible.
Sold only in quart aud pint bottles by all D0ueolsTs
sRoCRRs, &c. sd ,s.s'.-g slt ~ gsr.Ea-e
For sale in whesliDg,.Ya, by T. II. LOGAN & CO.,
i9 Main street, 7. B. JOHNSTON, l1e Market ST., and
EDMUND c. CHARLES, General Agent,
DEPOT, No, 20 BROADWAY, Ny.
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p. The Providence Post thinks it proboble
that at:leosf two hnndred;ladies have had
dresses and shnwls injured or ruined. in
that city within the last three months by
having lamp oil poured upon them while
walHngip the streets. One lady had a
shawl ruined that was worth 500. In
Troy the practice of yitriol throwing has
has been carried on for some time, and a
number of ladies have had their dresses
and other articles Of wearing apparel ruin
ed tn;that way. 1t is great pity that
some OF the vile persons who resort to
sueh despleabie mischief cannot be detect
% = end punished
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FURNISHING COINS

Of almost every article used in House steam
Hotel Furnishing. Ny Stock of NEW WITT 7.
PAPER is large and well assorted and viii =.
noT8 No. 14S Main St. Wh eSIinS' Va
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For Christmas Presents.

NEB WILL OPEN THIS DAY (FRIDAY, 23d)
wv another lot Of beautiful HIOus1in Dc
L mines, New Styles. Call and sec them.
de23 HEISKELL & SWEARIEGEN,
ETlIN- MECHANICAL TOYS.--A stock of
tho above goods Just received. Some very pretty
Carriages, Omnfbusses, Gigs, Locomotives, Mice, Boy
I'D Hog, &c, &c. Some entirely new styles Tin Toys
bot mechanical. D. NICOLI. 4 BRO,
dec22 100 Main ST., Sign of KriRs KingIo
TITORK BOXES, WRITING DESKS,
wv Glove Boxes, Portfolios. Cahas and fine as
sortmentof Boys SNtclIels Purses and Portlnonaes
d. NICOLE & BRO,
dec22 100 Main ST. Sign of Kriss Kingle.
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nxrRA BIIIY sM1TH pR1NKa ANp srEAks ~

ohristnaas nay In the. House ofRepFe-
~ FSsIS4a9f -
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boxes assorted, Half. Pint, Pint
deelS j. A. METCALF.
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Ii direct several choice lots Of Holland Gin which
We offer low by the pipe or barrel. ~ 10 s5aTfl
dscl4 ..sL y .sAst GEO. ADAMS so Main st.
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DIANO AND TABLE COVERS.--1
lnrge and beautiful assortment Of Piano and
Table CoTors just received and for sale yery cbeSn
by J. c. HARBOUR,
ho1o l43 Main ST.
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DATHING SPoNGEs.--'Fhetbes best article In
ID the market, and Hdmirably adapted to washing
aud bathing purposes For sale by p -
Ttf. f T. II. LOGAN kCO.
z doc2l aud LOGAN, list &CO.
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GTARCH.-l50bo boxes Julius j. woods Columbus,
- Ohio, Pearl staresl, fuF sale By ~

~ iii5 .FiiI4iB5 N r. esifN - ts- L.
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&s FOR RENT.--The Office over the Citi-
Sci IONS Deposit Bank, now occupied by Caldwell &
tiesher: Possession given 1st April, 1850. Apply at
the Savings Bank of IHheeling,to - -
dcc22-tf S. r. MILDRETII, Treas'r.
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D. HICoLL BROS,
deco Sign of Rriss Kinglo
The Wheeling 8 belmont Bridge Co.
EIIHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SToCKIIoLD-
II ERS of this Company will be held in tho Grand
Jury Room in the Court House OF Ohio county, OH
TUESDAY, January 10th, 1860, at o'clock p ", for
tho election of Managers for the ensuing term of
office, and for other purposes
dec23.td 9 = = EnM-. II. EIIZHILGIL- Clnrl
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TPAYING INVESTMENT,

IlWe1need only refer to those in our midst,
ind the innumerable testimonials of per
sons from all sections of tho country who
have had them in use. Call and see.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

Three weeks Of the present Congress
have passed, without the election of a
Speaker. The responsibility of prolong-
ing this controversy rests not with tho
Republicans, whohavo pursued a straight
forward, independent course and who
have deoided dpluR,lity over any other
party, only lacking some six Of clear
majority. The responsibility rests with
those, who by faetious opposition aud by
infammatory appeals to passion aud pref.
udice, engender sectional jeOlousies and
occupy the entire time OF the House, tc
tho exclusion Of legitimate business, thus
preventing an election. Il Ia not TO be
expected that the Republicans, occupying
as they do the only true, national, con-
sprpativo ground, would abandon their
principles and betray their constituencies
by an uailiauon with Americauism or,
what 10 worse, dsunion Democracy. Il
the latter really desire an organization,
let them manifest Il by ceasing thoir
attacks upon the North and abandoning
their sectional disunion platform. Mr.,
Shermans chances ure still good. On
the last ballot, he received lla votes, I6
being necessary to a choice. Bocock
withdrew, after the 10th ballot, and his
iends scattered between different oandi,
dates. Three ofthe An,i-Lceomptonitos
namely, Hickman, Schwartz, and Haskin
have come oyes to sherman, for which in.
dependent action they arc roundly abus.
ed. Il may require the adoption of the
plurality rule to determine the oon,ro-
yersy.
01-The 10th ballot stood, sherman
l0g, Bolelor SS, MClenand as,scattcr,
ing 4s-nocessary 70 choice ll2.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
"DOl GLAs BIsMOCRATsr,

With the exception Of tho Douglas
Democrats from Illinois aud Montgomery
Of Pennsylvania. every one thus classified
refuses TO vote for the Democratic cnndi-
date for Speaker Of the House, and sever
al have already declared their preference
Tor Black Republican. This il what
Democrats expected Of them. Query; II
the Douglas ncn from Illinois were not
afraid Of the effect upon Mr.. Douglas be-
fore the Charleston Convention, would
some ofthCm not stand check by low
with the llickmans lIuskins, Forncys
&Co. l-BueJrus Forum.
Undoubtedly and their constituencies
will rcpudiOtc them for not doing that
very thing The prorcsscd friends orDir.
Douglas, with the exceptions above nam
ed, are the most jealous supporters ofMr.
Bocock, an Administration man and a
rank Locomptonit,. o, Consistency!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
nur. shcrmnus' IlcmnrI,s.

We get from reports Of the dongs O
tho House some remarks made on Tues
day week by Mr.. SHERMAN, as follows;
Mr.. Sherman regarded this debate a,
thrown into the House 10 prevent organ.
ization. lie caused IN be read a letter
addressed TO him by Francis =, Blair, dat
cd 9th inst, In which the writer says that
Helper brought him his book, after ex-
nmining which he informed Helper of tho
objectional parts. Helper replied he
would make the alterations, and il is in
consequence Of such an assurance that
members Of Congress gave the rocommen-
dution.
Mr.. Sherman resumed. Ho did not
sign the paper. Hu had never read Hell
pcr's Book OF Compendium, and had new
or seen a copy OF either lie desired to
say he had always ondcavored TO culti-
vate courteous aud friendly relations. He
appealed to the public record, lie would
say now there was no, single question
agitating the mind Of the country relative
to politics. There was not a single top
ic involving sectional controversy thOtwas
not thruatin by Democrats. The Repul-
licans had preserved a studied silence
IL was their intention 10 organize the
House quietly and deoently without vitu
porauon, and he trusted il could be shown
the party could administer tho affairs of
tho House and the Government without
trcspassing on the rights Of any section.
Applause. lie would not tread on the
rights Of u single Southern citizen and
dehcd any man 20 show 10 the contrary,
Mr.. Leake said he understood then
that those who signed the recommends
ton pamphlet did SO without understand
ing what Il was.
Mr. Blair told them that Helper gave
him q vague promise % correct his work.
| The gentleman of Ohio had not told
them whether he was aware ofRny chang
es,
Mr.. Leake asked whether they indors-
ed the sentiments as extracted and pub
lished in the N. Y. HerRldl The gentle
man Of Ohio had not denounced single
sentiment therein. The southern gentle
men were entitled to know whether, Il
the gentleman ofOhiow was elected Speak.
er, ho would let negroes fro the DWELL
ings or put the kniic 20 the throats Of his
Icake's) wife and four helpless children,
Laughter. lie was for making the gen
tleman face the music, for il is to DO fac
cd. lie wanted to know whether hC
would Interfere with slavery outside the
Halls Of Congress.
Mr.. sherman replied that he was op.
posed to any interference by people O
the Free States with the relation OF mas
ter and slave in Slave States. ZAP
| Iplausc.l
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
The DcmocrntIe rnrly Ilospon,

The Democratic Party IEcspOm-
stblc for thc Threats Of Dis
union nnd the Crisis OF Af-
fairs.
No one has observed the course of
Congress, in It's present turbulent aud fac
tlous course, can have fpilod to see that
it has been caused entirely by the course
of the Democratic members. As those uc-
quainted with the personal and political
men at Washington, may not know this
90 well, We here state the substance OF
what the Democracy have done there;
Firstcyery threat Of fdisuRioE every move
mont for agitation, every display Of Dad
temper have come from members Of tho
Democratic party We wish this to be
distinctly understood, by eyory just, cam
did and patriotic man ia the country
The record shows this clearly. In the
senate, tits Nc. lyerson, Of Georgia,
who says that il Mr.. Sherman is elected
the Southern members ought 70 consider
about going homei and who threatens
dtsuRtOR II a Republican President is O.
lected II is Nulee, Of Florida, who
(more fool than knavei) says Seward is a
traitor, Tor expressing the most notorious
fact in tho county Itls Clay, of Ala.
bama, who quotes Wendell Phillips for
the Republican party, and is equally cor
rect on other points. II is Bigler ct
Pennsylvania, who begs Tor mercy on the
Democracy, and announces i ready TO do
any kind OF boot licking Il is Pugh, OF
Ohio, who flares up aud then flares down
again. In the House there are the Keitts
and Crawlords, and all that race, ready q
handle knives Or threaten disunion. Who
Of tho Americans, or Republicans, or tho
anti'l.eoompton men, have threatened dis
union, orNillully misreprosented the state
Of the country Not one, thatwo can see.
Mr.. Nelson, OF Tennessee, an American,
made a capital speech, putting down Pry-
or, and proelaiming the roal feeling ort6e
people for country. order and right SEN
stor Trembull, Of ill., Gen. Wilson, Of
Moss, Gov. Corwin and AIr. sherman,
Republicans, have all spoken FIRMLY but
kindly and periodically. Whence comes
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
Completely win 'Trcnson.


While Southern members Of CoDgFrss
are giving vent to the most reasonable
and blasphcmous threats against the per-
penity Of The Union in oase their demands
arc net conplied with, it is humiliating
nay, il iu burning disgrace 70 the North,
70 fnd such douvhfacrs a. Cox and Val
landigham, sitting quietly by and never
opening their mouths in dcnunciutiou "
such fanatical and disunion ebulliiionsi
or IL they do speak at ali, Il is to cast re-
proash hupon the people ofthcir own state,
falsely accusing them Of disloyalty 70 the
Union and thus adding fuel to the fame.
Il 10 stigaa upon tho character Of our
u ,ts, that such m'sirable excrcseenoos
Of 9Th and infumy should be sentto Con-
gress. Poor oringing devotees Of slavery,
when they get to Washington, 10 turn
round and defame tho character ofthcir
constituents by claiming to representatives.
sentimental
Has Il come to this that Democracy and
Disuuion arc SYNONYMOUS terms. n cor
ainly has, when wo sec northern demo-
cratic doughfaeoa bowing, IN neck sub
mission, 10 the South aud, like orouching
tpaniela, licking the hand that spurns
ticm--whcn Southern bravad1es hurl
their philppies against the Union and
these lieksPiales never after word in
dcnunciation Of them. Il certainly has
como 70 this, when,we see northern DIM
oorats followshiping these blasphemcrs
Of The Union aud vcnal, Administration
press giving their assent TO the most trca-
sJnablo designs Of the South. Where is
she democratic press in. Ohio, that has
dared raise its voice, however feeble,
against these disturbors Of the peace and
porpotuity Of the Union and these bold
assassins Of our national liboiticsl Not
one. Such men and such papers are
libel upon the free people Of the North, /
who are loyal to the Constitution and
the Union, as they are loyal TO Rcpubli-
cnnsm.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

We expect next week, to lay before
our readers the veEy able and excellent
speech Of Mr. Hickman, Anti. Lccompton
democrat from Pa, delivered In the House
At Washington, in reply to the attacks of
the Constitution and the threats ofsouth-
ern nullifers. lie a whitening rebuke
% the so-esiled Democracy Of the Pres
ent dsy and Il manly ia sentimont and
expression.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
The Execution Of Geek, COppic,
Green and Copeland,

NEeeh anu NopciAuNt
Pour uf the survivors of Browns raid
upon Hasper's Ferry, took place at
Charlestown Va, last Friday, according
To programme. The military pugcantry
was scarcely less imposing than on tho
occasion Of Browns execution and, as
the surveillance was more lax, there was
a much larger number Of spcctators.-
The prisoners faced death with a calm
ness and resignation, second only to that
Of their leader. The two negroes, Green
and Copeland, were executed In the fore
noon and Cook and Coppic soon after
midday. Thep all submitted to clerical
attentions upon the gallows and seemed
20 enjoy the consultations Of religion.
The night previous to the execution,
Cook and Coppic made desperate and
woll-planned attempt to escape. Having
made a saw out Of the blade Of an old
knib, they cut of their irons aud cruwlcd
out at hole, which they had mado In
the wall bohiad their bed aud which thoy
Mad Scps seerctcd, into the Jail yard
They then took some Of the timbers of
Browne scuilold, which they found, and,
with them, scaled the outer wall Of the
enclosure. No sooner had they done so,
tAun they wero observed and fred upon
by the sentinels, when they rctrented in
TO the jail yard and were secured. This
event, which created great settlement
among the "chivalry" occurred at about
o'clock in the evening.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
DougIns nod to hc RestorcG.

w ASHiNGTOh, DcC, 10,
The Democratic Senators held a eau
Gus this morning to further the consider
alton and arrangement OF the standing
committees. Mr.. Toombs, Il is under
stood, advocated the restoration Of MIR.
Douglas as chairman Of the committee
on Territories, but no vote was taken on
that point, as Mr.. Toombs stood alone in
the caucus in entertaining that desire
Mr.. Green will doubtless continue as
c chairman. Messrs. Pugh and Douglas
were not in the caucus.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
FROM Pilko,s PcnE.

Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 10.
The Leavenworth Overland Express,
seven days ffom Pixies Peak mines, ar
rived this evening, bringing Utah and
Jefferson mails $4,000 in dust. The
weather had been intensly cold, causing
a cessation Of mining operations, Lead
mines had been discovered in the noun
tain regions, the mineral being nearly
pure, The Provisional Legislature was
stun In session. business was active.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

The Democracy in the U. s. senate,
at'r voting down Trumbull's amendment
BY party vote, passed the resolution Of
senator Mason, 70 enquire into The IIar-
per's Ferry affair. So the investigation
Is to be sll one sided. Mason, Jeff. Davis
and cOllsmer have been appointed a COM
mittee Of investigation.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

SENATOR BRowN.-We learn from N
private letter 20 a gentleman In Jackson
that Senator Brown, Of this State, made
4 speech in that place a few days since,
"a which be mado'use oftho following ex-
Uaordlnary language; "Seward Is q hieh.
way fobber, Douglas a thief, and BHck.
enan g sorss thGR siiksr Of AeR,, ~
Macon (MiSs.) Star.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
HIinnesota u. ;. senntor.


The Republican members Of the Min
nesota Legislature, in caucus, "Wednesday
nominated Morton $, wilkinson for u. y.
Senator The two branches OF the Lep.
lsleturo were 10 meet on the folloyihg
day for the election. Mr. Wilkinson viii
doubtless bo elected.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

0%TThe Secretary Of War has receiy.
ed n dispatch from Gen Scott, dated Oct
27th. He states that no had made prop
osition, to which at the date Of the de-
spatch he hadrcceiyod no reply from Gov.
Douglas, for tempory adjustment oI
matterso on the Island Of San Juan, and
that he had no doubt Of its ncceptancc.-
lie 70 lorts matters qui IT.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

TINE ron HoLpfNo TIE CHAnLEsroN
CosvEsTioN FNED.-Tho National Exc
cutiyo Committee Of the Democracy met
at Washington last week, and fAod up
on Monday, April 23d, for the time ofthc
meeting Of the Charleston National Dom-
ocrntic Convention.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
Lookout for Stolen Property

A IL Pcrfons aio hereby cautione aeainstpurohas'
"A ing Railroad Bond No. 1916, with the Coupons az
taoodi itiued lof The o. five lundTpd pollafsi 10
me, BY the Mad Rivers lake Egle RaiifoadC Company,
on the hrft day Of August, ID lf5i. Said bond Waa
ltoen from the posfession Of my Agent IN the City ~
Lawrence, Territory ofkansus. The payment Ofsaid
Bend and Coupons has been stopped BY atsaid Rail-
road odieei and hayc applied lnE Jsnewal Of The
salie. HENRY k1lOHN.
Tidn, Asguss 10, isSs-H
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

01-A local agent Of The National Era
In Maryland, has been thrown into jail
on the charge Of circulating. incendiury
documents, said documents being copies
of the Era.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

0crVallundigham is himsclr disgusted
with the scurvy speech he made in the
House tho other day, so much 50 he did
not allow Il to appear in The Gio5c.-
II is said that be will alter Il materially
for circulation. He is afraid 70 have il
60 before his constituents in lis original
shape Of dirtiness.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

0cJ-M Mr.. J. s. IIcrrick Of Ravenna o.
has been suggested as a candidate for
Clerk Of the Ohio Senate. Mr.. II. has
been a live editor aud would make n good
Clerk
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
PROSPECTUS OF THE
Cleveland Weekly Leader,
FOR 1860.
e. O0WLES & co., Publishers.
.. A. HARRIS, Editor.
Price One Dollar i'm clubs
TIE Name Of each ,ubssribsr wnt,sn on each COPY.
Now is the time co Subscribe.
The year Of 1850 is destined /,

The year Of 1860 is destined to
Be the most eyentfu known In the history Of our eoun
iy' That year viii witnets the election Of RspAb-
lean fssdent. That year will be pregnant uith sir
ung events The moal exciting pfesidentiai election
fababy ever held u this country will then take place
euos that year Wilibe the yssr when good ne wspa.
PEI viii be appreciated BY reading community. -
The LsADER will support the slepublican nomintt
w rfesdent whoever he may 30, and will labor with
all is might to help oeeuro hi1 election In order 10
snahe ts 20 % DO, u Unnecessary thai Republican
Wends should give their aid BY hslpng extend
~ ejaculation u h needless or us speak OF ihe pfia.
eplet advocated BY the LEAnEu Ii speaks Tor taslf.
suffice u Tor ~ 70 say that the Of the Leader IN
the ntnre will ho the Il always has bssn u
VIII oppose loeoiaonsm IN all tS hTbTd shape. ID will
oppote the extension Of slavery ihto TeEfitsfy now
fiuei and u vii adtoeate the repeal Of the inilmous
Fugitive slave Law.
With this reiention Of our principles Ws leave q
With or itendt 20 exert themselves 10 extend the
sphere Of the usefulness of tho Leader BY rsttine up
clubs and inoTealing its circulation.
TIE leader will excel az heretofore in ti news de-
plrim7ut The latest intelligence will be rooeived BY
teisgfapa and tFahiiofred 20 itr uolumna.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

ora meeting Of the National Repub-
liean Committee has been called, in New
York, on the 2lst inst, TO fix the time
and place Of holding the National Con-
Vrnllon.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
HOWARD AssOCIAIION.

PHILADELPHIA
henevolsni nstituiiou established by sreci n sndoY
snt for Ne Relief orths 8ict and Uiiffesssd,
Afflicted with Virulent and Epidemic niseater,
and especially iof The Cufe o. Diseases Of ths
sefnal Organs.
Medical advice given gratis, By the
Acting sugron, 70 80 sho spSly bv letter With De-.
sofpon ofthsir condition, tare, uccnpaton, habits Of
NE, Gcl and IN cases of extreme poverty, medicines
fnrn shed tree Of chafro.
VALUABLE REPORTS m epsrmsiorrhma, and
0ihsf diseases Of the Sexual Orrsus and m new Rem.
sdiss eniryed in tirs nipensafv, cent n the sdctsd
n scaled letter envelopei ee ofeharfe TIVE Or hrss
Stamps iof poltaf- will be acceptable
Address, Uf, ]. Hkiiin i1ourhinn, Acting surgoon.
Howard Associaton, Of No. Souih Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. ~ ofdef of the Directors,
Ezuk -. HHAHrwaLl, pfssf.
Gao. FkfHcHrtD, secretary. tepts.ir
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
WOODi WOODI

The undersigned will deliver any
guaaiiy ofuat Cord Wood, a sny piscs n Tina n
Tmn, 9i.a5 a. Kroh Land, three miles fouth u
Tinin, a. atn0.
dccl6 On STEM & JOHNSON.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
seneca Land Company.

LUZ regular mOetlng OF said Com.
pany ierthc yeaf 1900 will hs held atihe Cour lou.
"a tihn, ga MOnday lpnuary ad, aud on satnriav
telruaN lth cutlmcnr,nv "a one orlork. n. NJ. n
e~sse ~ OF sail ay,' Nu'ho msFuhers oi tho Company
vi be hForehi heh O. the upetinr
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N'fneuyea elte teapaut, "a a. 90 suspend the nav.
meat 81 Wee !, ln,lalmen, tnT ,a montht ar u,ors
ANo, einWlnr eh mrulbyF % hnla u,ofe than on,
share % br Sinrk ef irc trnpsny hey le,fe a. to
DO. hy erlefef the niIvclo,s.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

0ey-Judgc Terry ofcalifornia has been
indicted and placed under bail in the sum
OF $40 .OOO ior killing Senator Brodcrick
IA the lato duel.