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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15

Tuh only reliable and substantial mode Of suspendinF
Eavetruughs which has taken The Fifst Premium AZ
the ohq state ta held az Cincinnati, September, 1857,
olso az te Mcchancs nstituc a Cincinnati, ecp 1851,
and a. the New hofk State Fair this modern Improvement
received Gold Medal The lest premium chat Committee
Of scientific inner couid award any modern improve
mont. Having purchased ihe Right for Seneca a-d Wyan-
dot oounies YOU viii perceive that other parties have
right 90 uac put up ibis mpfoYcmrnt. ~ YOU want Vouf
house Sroutod with Eaveuoug that ATE made of te hest
tin, that imported and by the best mechanics IN rinn
call ~ Ycrks' nov5.5s
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15
DUE MUsICAL RRIENIl.

TWELVE PAGES on POPULAR MUSIC FOR TEN
CENIs.
"ouR huncAt FNENn" Is dIlcd with tho bes, Piano
Ceie.i i'ueis rong', nnoauo Arise, Polkas Nsanrtas
en'Nnef, WalEes and evoy other species OF nn.ie,i
yempoWon lor Voice and Piano hv he hot American MI
horopean Nomposes iprntcd ou fallszod music pansr
adapted TO even grade ofperiormer. FNtNR
t same qHApWy OF music, nroourod Cf0m tho rcrnIsr
pnohthets would cosi moro than ton tmos shst Ne l
years rnhscr.plon 20 "orR MVsirAL FateNp.s = ,iil
ytute new emu nshsoneble music worth al least Two
olnc. w '"s Neme
PRICE TEN CENTS, WEEKLY.
Yearly S5i Half Nesry, a. 5Oi Quartetl, ~ AZ .,t
Inc Volume commenced on the ist neceaihfr is,5
N,h,sEAMuNRS a Co, pRornirroas
mAtl" ~, FrSahfor sVs0i, Nav YOHw
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15

bsy. 0HIs5 N sald ne would willingly give ten dolars To
v.o,ii teneNtl, put thought Z could not be done
s99 i%91qn'mena % every family TO keep this valuable
bosstett et.yn on hand. Farmers and others having
~, V anV eAllle, would frequently experience great
euFep'asel lfom so doing. BENJAMIN HuDDLE
Near Melmore, Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15

s dls eefthes that my suffered great deal with
tieeen ee about ntecn years tried every thing that
calculated 20 Afford relief without benefit until
At tst made use Of l. u 81 Johns Iiniment few an.
MI kprcnENvIIIn Ohio. ELIAS TWIGCs
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15

fnnatof Of the Hnufe 0f Representative.
r.. nhfaErr LANduuM
President pro tenn. OF tic Senate.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15

Lump removed from q Horse and Lamenesa
Npred, ,-Alr. John Beard near Iiiin Ohio had horte
M ' Rpp upon his leg about the siae n hens egE.
anu was scarcely able % walk Ny Llnineflt ap-
pned and soon removed the lump and euecied tho
sold BY an Medicine Dealers, who viii furnish 81.
Johns Alnnnacs gratis. ]. A. 81 John a Co.. Iimn
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15

Windgalls and Severe Cut-I had bors. ~,
Au llfte nindfal upon each hind ler about ~ v1ers
sug ase or many things @ remove them without sue
rEee E 'i tnelt Tire months lhathed very thorough
"a NV IN ei,t saeh Application heated ia the Eminent
no indsstio5 sg h years since ana there has been
~ 5 ~ p, and cut cash 10 my horse hree nches
m M ..el tnn oAe inch IN depth We tied up ne wound
~ seou as possible aud bafhfd with he iniment hs5
Nhleh very rapid cure Was edected -
J, MCNEEN. MGtson Station Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15

Mawh whiOlsp.
AN AIr


Hpeaktf OF The House oi Representatives.
~ hASSEr LANGn ON,
,t.t q, , Prosldont of tho senate
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15

Horse Cured Of Frightfnl Wound-Thls eerB.
hs es ny morse fell aHdrqn harIow.teoh through
iAilnl1nb and periect cule was soon elected,
Mll- II. huRNE Iimn OhIo
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15
: Fruit & Ornamental Trees.

~ Call on l.. B. FRENCH aud leave your
ieri for oll kinds Of Fruit and Ornamental trees and
arou 5hrnbbcry. and got The best warranted varieties.
sopI0 Of l.. b. FRENCH, Tillin, Ohio
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-10
Sic g., NIP pfmubcIn.

Ger atte Gilairr @rettnser mar rrd Elm pcrpAmmt
pEiiAer &erl. Gr t3rts auf tcrcn Sbrrn ntt gum
Scten. utrr sr Bate rUb 8tnua sebGrt. pcn Der
9Eeit ippiel ais menidenmG9tih ,u prufttren.
9a tGn9te circe 9a1ee ltjnrn &aiten nm uno
eing Gui rhe Hanr binauS, auf Ten SauernrErfern
rie Scnltrihsben aus;ubeiIern.
Seute fam or auch in eiu Saus no bic 0eutc erare
uterm IttN9zrlcn hcr marsn. Die ShilTel ppu
3nmpfnurtlu, renen Die JRruiten luptrb geratten
maren, ihiclte 10 cnaceno uab Dem aItcu @laIer
BIN unp "a ibisltr Der alc @laisr natiirlib aucb
nrrcr nat ibr 10 Iansc, bis ibm ras 98a6er ari Die
,}uuae trait Oa bIttr er IS nun iur ein Qtten
germ sebatt iprnn Sem0nn 3u ibm sslaJt Gattc:
9to Glitter, wpllt Sbr'e mtmddrn?
ni9rl nah Der anpern in rie CfTtnen Wduer tinun
telfabren. ME SerQleute in sinrn SdHtht
SrBt fn9 rie SauSfrau, uur nm ees 9teoen5 nil
len nit ibm sin @tprdh an unc ia8te rettt laut
neil il! wuBte, pab er 6arDIri3 mar = 1T falt
9Settrr praubn, be QIter Gu sing rem Nlten eiu
gitt duf uno mas ratGet S9r nun, was er antmOr.
ttte? -
Sic. ia9ts er i6 pante unp tlrpfs rubis an isnsm
6eniter weiter.
SHha bat 'r 9sfas? lrrddb bic 6raa unr ladte unb
Die anpirn mt, Der Mann miro ale &aBs taubrr.
Grreti SIR renn mitt, Nltsr, talt QSsttsr pIr's
praus, iast itt ia!
9le, i'd oanie i&6n, iA gats ltrn 5u @ttas 8e-
SsitH.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-10

Surnenp ouf lie fhlrhtcn Ssnter Gs mar VI.
Bert .. sSepra. Nur Ter N,n mar itm ,srlhmet.
trrt, mabrenp iein Srurer nrtcn ibm ron ;ir6ls
SuAeIn rur&teh't am Sprcn lag I'll tra,
Der tcmmarorsnrc Usncral Qamdinc herppr unp
rtet tbm @'nacc su. @nnre2 rtcf YrG GntrJf.
un9 rsr et!r Siinsins Gin stttsr Nvtulje rsr
itbm1tt bic G5uupe riuee ftGuttIdhfr ghure,,,
Sh bin nittt ibic6trr ais bic, bic hrr III ibr,m
Sute lieasn, ibr pratlsriltsn Sansculrt.en, its
blciden 6enfcr, fGnnt itr nibt iidttrcr otprudt,
oui cine iteis SruR? S6ir6t ipie preuBsn, sirr
1T baS 6er,! Cine neus Settipu trat bsrecr -
55euev! tcmmanpirte sr leltf mil fslttr Gtinm.
unO = CT mar tri itinen 6reunrtn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-10

= Cine SpiBtitere 3wei faiticuablr G,a-
t1nccr iisacu an Gem Guberltru Guo, cra tijr,-
i'h in TerllllcS abAchaltcucn Wa:ttcS awe al.
nam ergautrn GiibuY uup lcutcn Gin rci1,pcr.
urrtcs Sdlttrn prQ 9t1prepusccrs Scr lilo b,r,
ic lie ecn unitehtnren iIr eiuca ,5rousen rae
Stllt antctcn. 81 lammelte Gith rIltr ciu pitbs
tsr Nttnitbeutnluel. Epn reu fbpn 10 III atz
rrBrBtcn 0afcrn nil atcr Ttncr ontrBin unp
Fn telrcn sebemni6rpu ihmun;s|npcn %rrfduo
rn bictst man fur ibrc gcrtnrn pefvGscl pG;t<
ms latFIhldle gS,gs an. Su remlri rn Wrs
tnblld bait cine elegant, Gqu rhae mt upti
ocntIcmen binttr pcm Ntuihentauirn an ,,,>}a
!abrbufile, ia9tt clncr. ,cr bait alic ritttg ei
Hrttc ss9cn Slr Satburt" ,94ae iuy ttnc
3Hetty 2" ,,Gr bat 9spettct, COP CT auf rif ucai
M&rttr tauicup Ycutsp'crs iu eincm ,yrlngtn rGe
'Stitd ontctsu unc in 3rpsi Stunptn nlhi viinf.
~ StId aticeen merpt. Satrcn mix meter nm
tom bae Spiel nibt su psrrrrtcn." IS war arr
81 ipGt. Glni9e Ter llmitebrnrcn hattu rAa peys
trauicte 0'rlpr1b tClhuht, unc II, tauirre
yruler'crs wurrcn rcm tdrntar gan, rrrtuiit,r
"prp SarrYS i'll etncm 9lu abScurmmcn. Eoro
garrps nlc9 bpelcaunt MI eintm tr&ItiI,u
,,0ropam" td irtn 4ilburY unn tic o!ilduhtn
Saucr siuseu Iahrnp auactnhher: Uinr hlrc
otnupe pGr1uf murpeu rie iiir c,ucn ;5ranfn cr-
tanCcnsn SpiGlmurttn Iiir up,i Suu1 ras
Stud angrbulcn. Iie pplt;,i irI / tem y2;c
parrYs jrBt nod Hnt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-10

brbt nit cinsm itlrteu Jtui nit 6aupt uup Shutrru
orn thGnernrn Sirno;fe unr itsbt nm bctbenp uue
multsrnp in pem itlsn 3immer, pceu Sabic igt item
lbm cTfen su @ttcte leaen, gbc er mob aus rem
Oicn abte beraueteilt iltcricuAt or ib, rap Nuee
pcr ibm unr bjutCr bm lauus uup lihcr it ; iCBt,
Zen Strtittilb I'M 2luae lst or cen 5uB auf cie ci
frrnr Gnfliiun9 unp llmltranfun9 binauF nnc if'bt
ideu unp Iaaidrnr auf peu 9ocsn. Nur ben Wnnu
N cer @de bat er n,ht aclsbtn.
Aber faum Fat CT prn Srreu tetrrtcn, ca tsme9t
iidh etmas bntcr bm, tuiitg mrnrct or ib INN unc :
Srius Mnria = icbldst CT init cusm S&rsdsn6rr
su Sprrn, poB Die S8dnpr prGhncu. Ienu ME or lit
nmcb, bat ih Der ldnge (opdIcr erAcn ibu aufge'
maht uno tcmmt in lelner emiueutsn Fanac, rahcIne
NIT alien Ssnchcn unp Gjelcnfcn poe 8ibtbmert pcr
ltd hin9rlem"t, rrn SUIT furtbttay m'i dtilb iitcr
rne matcnpt Naupt ,uriiflcihptcn uup pfaujt iib
IN furttlr crucm Sbmci9en 9crlce yer bn. ipi'
ltbEn itr uup pru Cfen Gr fam njht cu:ljcbcn rer
AntItd 1T mot 81 etraHen. Ter lcp Der eitbaitiSc
Sop BAT lib ppr ibm binsepllan3t.
Sruicttet iieNt rer armc Hurltc auf Den Eiclen
une brcit nit bcr j;errcBcnpCu SGncn INN 0jnacc uRr
SarmberflQteit = uno uur rltema CT mid es 9crrs
uimmrr miepsr tbun. llnp rurtb pit gGlnpe rruat
pae ;3ctergshre 2ltcr tciu gaut DIR Gnare gab ibm
Nnmurt. it uusrtittljhCm Grnlt ltcbt cir bruilhc
GrlhCinun9 utcr ibm III DIR 9tIbe. gr fluu lib ni;h
mrbr rubrrn pur Shref unr Qn9h Ia BRETT lib
6ltis elm StlUI i'm 4burlhlrB = sufNehgrdt unp
beih, ipa5 Is 9ebc @ctt swilIen, tr It Ger baus
berr beren uup iitsrisbt eisit icIrdmG Sesnr. Ter
atgetrphcne Sfeu uno Die SdmmsresIalt om gopcn
lngten bm alstalo, mas IA 9elheben. NOeesmatt
utsrgirtt iit bm Der Oirt, ,itcrnc ON gan,eu Site
9l0talp tnn,Cu ami Nuf uup Grtihait eiu'gc Nmts
pahfcisrr oes Scrtprbrneu bcrbei unp rmpfuJen. ME
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-10

Scst sins ras gcd6ter nod, louter on itcr rsn
uterWcrssn NItsn unp eie rau lbric bni, 10 laut r
trnnte, ilS Sbr (: 6alt gGcter s brauS, meiu iG.
9tl, idste CT, pcnn's pcnn abolut lsiu mub llnr
nit cicitn SGrrtsu rtte CT iih ouch ccn Slid gu
pcn Gampinurslu bin une ftaprrrtc tiidta init, ab
reno Die Nnrrtn user cirie unerrartttc Gntmtfinna
crS SpabtS 9an; rertllft unc fiui@mciSrnr prrin
bauten.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-10

o3&sun mb nur 3smanp Ycn Orr iieien
f5rmobn9ut, mcT9enV 10 an9e IN Bette Sli te-
g'a tusWin t0"nte" l3te en- rd8er Gbsmmm
81 lstne, tDsurCn G9ttGiiIr, unD MARI iith nptt
unma III Bstte berum. ,,>je nun, Id, init es
einmat mt cer 9Saisrtur Ytrluten, mem 2ieser"
melnr OIr 6rau unp 8oB snsm &tn8 taltrS 20al4
ltrs liber i9u aus.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-10

Das 18IAtsls jup IS tsn. 9sbrsr. N54s
lit Oao l1ltnBite gum 2Di@eu: SbnIer. Uas
u tlisr. y,9rcr. u Ia, PAS 6eutr. Denn .ptua's
nibt rrennt, traust man ts!n g8aHer.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-11

GEORGE MULHoLLAND and wife, oolored,
and Mary Walker, who were arrested on a
charge of having in their possession counter
felt and spurious bills on the Farmers Bank
of New Haven, Forest City Bank, and Mer-
chants Bank at Salem, had an examination
before tho Police Court yesterday, and were
held each in bonds of $3.50, for their appear
ance before the Court of Common Pleas. They
accounted for the possession of the money by
stating that Mrs. Mulholland found it in an
oyster can in an untenanted house on Fifth
street, between Vine and Race, formerly oc-
cupied as house of ill-fame. She says that
herself and her husband werc employed to
clean the house, and found there lot Of oyster
cans, which they took home. In one of these
cans Mrs. Walker found the money, and none
of them being able to read, vhoy did not know
whether it was good or not. ThOir story
seems plausible one, but the Judge thought
the case had better 60 before the grand jury.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-11

BOARD OF City IMPRovEMENTs.-T follow
ing business was transacted by the Board Of
City Improvements, yesterday morning.
A petition was received from certain resi-
dents on Fifth street, betweed Wood and Stone,
complaining Of nuisance arising from stag
nant water on lot. Referred to the Commits
sioners of tho Western District.
The Commissioners to whom was referred a
petition for erecting bridge over the Miami
Canal, near Fagin's mill, reported adverse.
Tho Clork was authorised to prepare and
transmit to Coancil resolution to repair the
floor Of the Bridge over the Miami Canal, at
Court and Broadway, at an expencc not to ex-
ceed $5.
Also, resolution to repair the Police Court
room at an expense not to exceed $25.
Also, ordinances assessing special taxes for
paving with limestone Henderson alley, from
Seventh to Eighth streets.
Repairing with powders Sixth street, be-
tween John and Smith streets.
Paving with limestone Vernon, from Mo-
hawk to Bronze streets.
Paving sidewalks on Dayton, from Baymiller
to Freeman.
Bowldering Elm street, from Seventh to
Eighth. .rsi
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-11

A FEMALE COUNTERFEIT DEALER.-A woman
named Amanda Lindsay was before the Police
Court, yesterday, on two charges of passing 6
counterfeit money. In tho first case, Mrs. An
ma Ray, who keeps dry-good store on the
corner of Western Row and Perry streets, testi-
fed that about two weeks ago, Mrs. Lindsay
came into her store and purchased shawl,
handing $40 bill in payment, and from which
she subsequently received four dollars and q
half in change. The bill afterwards proved to
be r counterfeit on the Farmers Bank of Ken
tucky. In the other oase, the same woman
purchased bonnet from Mrs. E. X. Coffin,
on Western Row, near Ninth, and received
in change five dollars and seventy five cents.
Subsequent to the passage of these bills the Of
6cers went to house in Storrs Township, kept
by man named Thompson, and where Mrs.
Lindsay and her husband were living. When
the officers went to this house they found no
body there but Mrs. Lindsay and Mrs. Thomp-
son. The former they took into custody, and
she at once admitted that she had passed the
money, and said that she had been compelled
to do so by her husband. In searching the
house they found ninety-one dollars in coun-
terfeit money, secreted in the cellar. Mrs.
Lindsay was committed to await hearing be-
fore the Court of Common Pleas.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-11
LAwRENCEBURG NEWS.

LAwRESoEBURG CITY ELEcTIOY.--Last Tues
day our election was held in this city with the
following result:
For Mayor-John Schwartz, 469;> Carter
Galley, l72; A. Fi,zfeld, 81.
Marsbal-A. J. Gray, 1885, James Vaughn,
l67; Benoni Boal, 166.
Treasurer-Thomas ]. Lucas, 35S*; j. C.
Craig, 9e.
Assossor-George B. Fitch, 266s; Jeremiah
Croslcy, 161; G. J. B. Ratgon, 2S5.
Street George w. Moltacks,
2s3#; VIM. Buchanan, 2O7.
Councilmen-First Ward-John Ferris, 11Os;
Israel Crist, II; William Eichelberger, so;
John oderbock, 70 Milton Beach, 3s; VIM.
Cross, 50.
Second Ward--John Hornberger, S5&; Davis
Woodwork, 74$; NJ. II. Harding, 80; Matthias
Miller, 80.
Third Ward-Wm. Chapman, Al; Theodore
Galley, A; Henry Hitz6eld, II; Fred. Pfeister,
57*; George W. Ward, 84&.
Fourth Ward-Jamos II. Swope, 74s; James
M. sherrod, 42&; John Liemontel, 41.
Fifth Ward--Gideon Renuer, 77a; George
Meyer, 52@; George NJ. Nevitt, %; Martin
Tittel, so.
A. BoOkwalter, Clerk, and 0. Thompson,
Civil Engineer.
Those marked II are elected.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-11
Another Successful Forgery-A Third
Street Banker Relieved of 81 .OOO.


Forgery seems to have become an epidemic
in this city within the past week. Another
forgery, and to the amount of three thousand
dollars, was committed yesterday, the banking
house of j. L. Mowry, No. 81 West Third
street, being the sufferer.
About noon, lad, described as having been
dressed in dark clothing, and with dark hair
and eyes, deposited check drawn on Falls,
Brown x Co., in favor of S. n. Pike, for $3, 900,
to the credit of George G. Sledge. The check
was signed S. H. Wood & Co., and endorsed
rs. N. Pike" Shortly after man presented
at the counter a check for three thousand dol
lars, purporting to have been drawn by George
G. sledge in favor of S. N. Baker. The check
was honored, the teller knowing that deposit
Of tho sum mentioned had been made to the
credit of Mr.. Sledge, a short time previous.
Toward the close of bank hours tho check de-
posted was sent over to Falls, Brown & Co.
for collection, when it was discovered that that
firm had no such depositor as S. H. Wood, and
that the check was fraudulent, the endorse
ment rs. N. Pike" being forged. Mr.. SIedge
was then sent for, and pronounced the other
check also to be forgery. Upon further in
vestigation it was discovered that during the
absence of Mr.. Sledge, on change, his office
had been broken open, and blank check ab-
straoted from his check book. Suspicion points
to certain parties, but until that suspicion be-
comes certainty, it would, of course, be i'm
proper to publish names.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-11

A NEW CONFIDENCE GAME Monday nftcr-
noon gentleman from the rural districts
was robbed of hundred dollars under the
following circumstances He was busily en-
gagged in watching some freight, of which he
was the owner, going on board of one of the
steamers at the landing. While thus occu-
pied, he was accosted by an individual who
told him he was going as a passenger on the
same boat, and was glad to make his ac-
quaintance. During the conversation, the
countryman told his new friend that he was
obliged to go up into town to make some new
purchases. The individual, by remarkable
coincidence, was going in the same direction,
and for the same purpose. They started to-
gether, and when they had arrived at the
corner Of Fifth and Walnut the countryman's
friend suddenly stopped, and said he must
return to the boat, as he had forgotten his
pocket book, and he had to pay some one in
that very neighborhood thirty dollars. The
countryman, i'll order to save his friend the
necessity of so long walk, offered to lend
him the money, and, as he had no change.
handed him q 500 bill. The man took the
money, and said he would go up stairs and
get it changed. He then started up the
stairs at the southeast corner of Fifth and
Walnut, and disappeared. Tho countryman
waited for him n reasonable time, but he did
not come back, and then started in search of
him, but he could nowhere be found and it
gradually dawned upon the mind of the YER
dant individual that he had been taken in
and done for.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-11

WELL LAID OS.-Quite an excitement was
created at the Gibson House, yesterday NOR
ming, in consequence of an excited female
cowhiding George II. Johnston, vender of
newspapers and periodicals, in front of that
establishment. The woman alleges that
Johnston had been maligning her in the
ialsest manner, and had said much to injure
her fair name and fame. If this be true, he
deserved every blow he received. He re-
oeived several blows about the face and head,
and every stroke was TeH laid on.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-11
$HOO!--PrOC Cl a I'm n tiOM
wonderful Medical Cures by the APP
plicatiOn of Prof. DE GRATH'S
EIaDOTRIC OIL
ON MAN AND BEAST.

To the Inhabitants Of Philadelphia ard Vicinity
] propose to cure, almost instan aneously, indi.
yiduals afflicted with Deafness, Headache, Neuralgia
Chill Fever, Ague, rheumatism, aud all Sores and
Pains
/ propose to check and efIectqally dissipate more
ache and pain, and to accomplish nearer and more
perfect equilibrium Of all tho circulating fluids in the
human system, than can he effected BY any other or
all other methods of medical aid in the space Of
time, the masses themselves being judges.
do not propose TO cure EVERY disease, but all such
as are durable by ANY combination of medical appl-
ances. My Electric Oil operates ON chemical and
electric principles, and is, therefore, applicable to the
cure or patura restoration of any organic derange-
vital fluid.
want the masses TO join In this matter-the we'll
az the sick-because If these things are so, all
alike interested. - -T
N. p. Please inform me of any case of failure to
cure In from half an hour to three weeks, as wish
to oure' or charge nothing. Depot, Philadelphia
Wholesale and Retail, by
j.. D. PARK,
Corner Fourth and Walnut streets
"" For Sale by all Druggists, Rpl5
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-11
New and Invaluable Remedy for
the Cure of Rupture.
A CERTAIN CURE.

The undersigned prepares Plaster out Of Swiss
Alpine herbs which he can recommend 70 all suffer.
ing of Rupture, as q remedy which will cure this
painful disease In the Oldest Of cases. in short time,
without spains. Having proved its most wonderful
healing power during many years practice In Swift
zerand and Germany, he wanld invite all ruptured
personst give II fair trial One pot Of it, the price
Of which is So will effect in cases. 1t 10
for sale at A. rAFELS Drug Store, north cor
ner Of Sixth and Main streets, Cincinnati,
Dr.. @. ZuRCHER.
pBLetters for further information TO be addressed
to Q. Zurcher, Box "a, Cincinnati. Ohio. 248
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New CoUNrERFET.-We were shown yester-
day by the editor of Whites Counterfeit Bank
Note Detector, a new counterfeit three on the
Southern Bank Of Kentucky, which is well
calculated to deceive. The features of the girl
on the left of the viguette are somewhat dis
torted, otherwise it is quite similar to the gen.
une. Look out for them.
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VOL. |. NO. 68.
STRANGERS GUIDE.

TNNHE AV0NDALE AND READING ROAD
n ONtEI BUSES leave their Office, No III Walnut
street. street a. 4 70, 9pd II A. M; at p 1880, and 6p
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS & SEEDS.
Wilder, Robinson Il Co., 23O Walnut street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Applegate & Co., No. As Main st.
Anderson, Gates ~ Wright, 112 Main st.
BURNING FLUID AND COAL OIL.
Chas. A. JunghHnns, corner Third and Mill SITS
CABINET MAKERS HARDWARE.
hcAlpin, Hinmnn * Co., 1913 Walnut st.
j. l.. Wayne a. son, I2I Main st.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Kennel, Dudley g. Co., IL Main st.
FANCY GOODS AND JEwELRK
Gardeners Auction House, 154 Main 8
FLUID INK MANUFACTURER.
!. Butler, 80 Vine 1T.
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS.
John Hitchell, q College Building, Walnut st
HARDWARE AND IRON.
Hauser s. Merna, 1872 Main Ut.
HOUSE FACTORY AND LUMBER YARD.
Hinkle, Guild CG Co., 365 West Front
LOOKING G-GLASSES, Ere.
VIM. Wiswell, jr., 20 West Fourth st.
MEDICINES.
Dr. Cs w. hObnck'S scandinavian Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier, No. East Fourth street. sec.
ond building from Main.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
John w. Beeslcy, los Main st.
PAPER MANUFACTURERS.
Bachelor, DeCnmp Sc Co., 81 Walnut st.
Pollock Il Mccall, 232 Walnut st.
Nixon & Chatfield, "a and 20 Walnut ct.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
nr. l. q. RecE. - broadway
SADDLERY & CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
Hunter, EdnestOn 81 Co., 16S Main st.
SCALES, BEAMS AND TRUCKS.
I. w. Wright 81 Co., No. 10 West Second st.
SEWING MACHINES.
Geo. B. SIont & Co., 50 West Fourth street.
SUGAR CANE AND GRAIN MILLS.
Hedges, Free 81 Co., o Main st,
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
BcGgs &c Smith, q West Fourth st.
Nathan Escalcs Co., 100 Walnut st.
@. Oscamp, 81 Main st.
Oscnmp IL Bro, los Main st.
III. Beatus, ~ Main st.
Goldsmith, BarlShOuse Sc Co., "a Main at.
WINDOW SHADES AND OIL CLOTHS.
SnOwdcn Otte, 81 West Fourth st.
Sawyer Kirk, 8 College Hall, Walnutst.
WIRE CLOTH AND PRODUCTS.
s. q. Burnett & Co., - Walnut st. -
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
Hynn d Fnrthing, 40 Main st.
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The Coroner held an inquest on Monday
evening over the body Of an unknown man,
who was found in the yard in the rear of
doggery on Race street, near Cherry alley.
A verdict was rendered of death by intem-
perance and exposure.