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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05
POSTAL DIRECTORY.


I'M OF ososNo AT rHs NEW YOaR OFFICE.
D0sss1lo. .Nortb- Albasy Buffalo and Canada M
N Ms.s, .oS Sv Wa. :. T s.,e p.li .as
mal....... ~ - .ns.fpn
n'.srD mail 3 , .s.,sses -. : MAJ 81
svsrAy MAns. On SUNDAY AL rsis a,ore At sn
Ufhce NJ ~ ~
sAllsoxyAA. by s,,amshp on Frieay.
f SSs Overland MAI; 10; shoraia leave. 3. tcus
cve-v Monday ssd rhnrsdsy 81 a. b lsetters
Designed for should b. marked 'f'versad via
!, Liz CRY rss Uverlsod sl FROM ~ Joseph l, 70 sA
Lsie fs.y iAsves ~ I,sepf every ssturdse, a.
81 u. Sssssre t.-ald 10 os,tst ''s'-er'Isd
We st JosSph"
aivxA....,Bs ss,sc,-,'y Gaia sba, FRIDAY An
70 r4srs. ss'' . as CT Ira5 i'A
ssaro. srs Few rl.ar3 Jy ss;r aap rs,n,ssss o.
s 1t sSd 3. Ss. Il s,, vo- i, as, sso Ds
vious 70 the ABOVE daia)
eApAnA is.sEs o. N sly An"' he arvivsl u a;ea
nste oonsrd psc.ei q. cds snrt being spce !.
naont The stesms, Ks,nas gr he 5sa,aes"5
M',s eala ls- ihs s~hAa's l'acds TO We 'safs'
EuRoPE......sy senmsb,p New York SATURDAY..
sew sot vi 81 nts he gnsi wrench and Con-
aAeD..l ssaia
riun " CLOSING AZ rEA sOyIos OFY,CB
9SxsAY The overland S.n scunba, 3!ncss !" tcrcor
~ 'oneSs-Via MAsss il'as % zoe 81 4Dd 18Th u
Zach mouth Va So.tb"1Dp:0p 10 ia '1'S >od
14Iru-4A... ID iNA 18Th, 18Th xsrrapiss AA LTD
,srxA Ao.. We w.rssi.Iss o. Ia oS and 18Th w. sooS
4vursAilA vs. Ms. iss snd suss 18Th Vie suu-
Anptop And i2ta
aAuAnius. Via kcea 9Th AID 1sh u he a. r.k
'sAEu. Wis Southampton 90 N. 9th Of The monIh
Saou'd any Of .hesc dxtes AL Sunday be caa
i-.psebed 'he following ev-aing
,tcye dates ss"ue any n .Gess ssiss @ ~ sunday
cai b :er,srh~,' The ns-nsse 1st "t'or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05
NEW YORK CArrLE MARKET.


TIE market arain we'll supcied with beef s and
have por; DUH market taAt alto. ether .hrDgh
Of the tme especially tuesday the dsand sss far
and ast sussnej Aha Dbsbl.- Ia thai
the rkei oud have good had not been The facI
ihstvsre rod 100 bead To The new yes butchers IN
vnpci the ui yaris The tota numrsr sold
h'r veek wss 300 head whch VIII ,hoes asrsen s,l
makes grand total Of A390 head TIN Dtrae; for nTiue
has been Eo,d 10 OF mo sp number Of
esc-ipn on sac snd do not change cos aasaors
hu VIII remark that the oepRs onieY Inferior u orti
nary snd ,als. Al en hsheat qaotso0s we-. seeoo saea
Prices ed from To 70 &c 0c ~ts moro s-iog ~ and
urder hso qr per ID 1he rscsnas lbs Waseingtn
yard rom tho folio sing sksfs View Ycrs, go fp
a,sD. 12i; Ohio ,e7 Inaos 777 Tes.s ca iowa s0 ew
iess'y, Relatively, 4so Michigan, "a, Gao d. 20 Penn
sivars ~ Connecticut vs. ssiog stel Y n76 ne.
= shi,h lto had came ~ 81 srp liver Railroad Ig ds
anr 70n dn By tho apdsan r;vsy sosta
Tfe total sip lie yards for he And Ia.
were follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05

market for more foreign merchandise IMAM Wa con-
sumed in that year, though tho WAY any sspe ex-
ror, n, cover bills drawn 70 pay for soois imported must
Tor month or two 10 come, cause steady export Of
sp< clio and bullion or 20 cloae money market as win 70
tain The gold here.
So far q we can learn, the trade With :"
thus sar yer, active, and the prize
ara satass.cso-. We ~. - Mtoriof y
o"ov''- --ize< by importers
.,.a OF peavy anp"S "a, hswsver Of continu
IA. witch VIZ Ia OF dry goods frtn the other
ces~ pto'apis 0Aa'' p''0.' ~ 'sN o."" prime
Importers the jobbers, or the country merchants remkni
| 70 be seen.
The statements the Boston banks for be Past tws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05

nom the trade and redusrs me sales footed
up about 200 bids. Cuha muscovado included In which
were SEQ bids for export at e. tne remainder were
Gerry goods brought 60 $50 Do were sold at D. wtn
. email lot Porto Rico At To-. and 866 boxes private
terms.
Ep1Cra-Sales Of rs bags plmento were made as 5Xc,
and 40 90. scanned c; nc
sxsp-C,osvr quiet Lipseed last sold 10 Bos.
ton at 81 66, With cargo % arrive here In September
Il 81 ob on terms equal TO cash. Sales OF canary were
MADE a. 80 67s per busbel, four months.
WmsKsY Sales Of 400 800 bbs. were reported It
25c. 26}<c., chiefly At the latter ngrre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05

NBw JERSEY APPLE CRoP.-The apule crop 4
evety~here Progressing finely, ard he orahafis ar
sVFS"nere i1ailf DUN sIld this usslour t+1r a,4 ~
hsve every ress1u nc % hope tlat Tue gltf eily Ia M
De poul4A-i ouo.-lles AA@Ugln 4na.t5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05
Chamber OF Com nAerce.

ne regular monthly meeting Of the onamoer Oh ooua'
nerce was held yesterday aternoon-A' r. re'" M VIC
,h.,r ONLY nr,een or twenty members were present
The following gentlemen, previously nominated, were
elected members -
Coo Adsms, Joshua Atkins, Jr, Samuel BaSstov, WI
Dam Bsrs'ow. Demetrus Botassi, George Oons
Cromwell Lewis Fel'o Ne, Robert Y. ssso.
A silman, Alexander Stuart, OSarles Taylor, uS''
Ward, John David Wolfe, John Ogden Woodruff
W. 7. Coleman chosen to I'LL vacancy In the co~-
Dittee Of FILTRATION.
communication
she opinion or A., - 'rv tie State Department. asking FOR
relation to Chamber on the subject the la~s in
s"'sc ''lsions, ives referred 10 the Committee Cd
me comm,wrv ep Aess,s reported that the
.vaIoed 70 the parties engaged in laying the -ledas
- we, yeady for del ;ery and the ConV .antic
tno,;yed 10 cstrihp.e them. The olo~ Aittee
Nj Of The parties receiving the mee log corrected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05

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LAPS.
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10 Edvn pea,c. Assistant Epcipeer, R ".
HEr NAJF~Tys SHIP yAIoRous.
a. Jieut Rchsrd MORE r ~
n lieut. Gilbert e. Key r N.
o. LENT IN Hon ] + Fitzusurice r. ~
e3 Lieut. howard Kerr, ".
"a Samuel Bracdon Master, X N.
IS. Rlehsrd wlhsmseD Assistant Engineer, R n
% WIl,p m FaronnaFson, ASSISTANT Engineer. II. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05

C
dt.c.pon q 5rh cows trom -7 years ap to sv-nsv
5S ad5 are y e M for
e ssi aeh .ss iss
.oT, ALI mo- - - '.:a Of 'ssSns tie" l n
cc~ rivI from, i%ss ar . .hi aa.rs mix iii ysid
& sfsS I ~ -, se 's s5 4sssei A''
Tire o.i receipts y all the yards fo ms weeH AID last
wasaiHgion yard BrOsning's caam,er'tss oBrien.s
i ia,s xs.t. :..:....s, i q 6
The rucp,y only tu owing % he lev orices
a r N sinds Of veaia p,:.s rule low 1he huis Of
se Of ,1rs are common t. osdnsTy am se yer,
yeats ss..g z Ss very .9ce ar Gle 5; all ne ysrda
,reaa! market tor hem =. -eloerstTe prsea he Tag Of
h mi 70 ,r s :, e's hn, s. Ssi s I. he o
% s e. ses n. " Is y ,o,m,
p ard IL ss =. ~ total a" all the
TIE T., s":s" * ''''s '"''' !; \
sHEsP AND LAMBS.
she msrhe. flooded at st The do-n yards especially
tie sSi aeaa on,eay lamb. sh,.h
sr s sRa t. oP the Five: TURN "a ne 81
ia, il an probs6.y ,hs .sop'y viii ins !,
sheep ia email supply w.n'sd On.sd quote,
i:'or . ordiSsrs end iSs os h:n nsos Psiae
Of So 81 per head Sales !hse prizes how
he total receipts az al me yprdA Tor ms weeA ana 1851 Wees
So folle~e-
Wasington Yard Bro,cniag's. Chan,1er,a's O'Briens
This 1853 $50 1881 3ub6
Last week ....... $50 g. l09 6,iS4 1902
BwINE.
The hss ruled Dun during the pas. week snd he
al here i air rs 5-s as s cen. p"esa on
ragged s6c Az; for corn fed and &c ae2 70 ss,l red
seventh North river, the week ending august
1852 sere By rev York and RE abroad l,5l7 Hudson
hivtr iboac ISL Camden aid .mooy tsroad 5ls;
Ti an mT h ~ cry ~ S rs spost
1868; sold. 3d. left uosold, s2S Total, 2SlO
eIrJJ .atrOu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05
RECAeITULATJOH.
CITY CONmEacIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, August 4-6 NJ.
AsHEs-The market was quiet win small sses OF 1ots
a. sac snd Of pearls II 5Mc.
BRgApsruFFs- Flour-The market WAS heavy and for
some descriptions lower The sales 0Go
uth IN no .cin0r cf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05

Movements In Real Estate.
BY A. j. Blocker, Son & Co.
Brook,yn-3 story brick house. with stable Aod green
house ana TWO cts south aide 9Th ct 17t feet east ro
9th ave plot 5cxl00.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05

m1nCa1AsAAWKUUp,
I oslHAAT BR0THERS, 4S JOHN STREET, HAVE
agscrtBebt Of
LADIES' dress and msnt,a trimmings.
- AbenJe to- beaddresoe1 IN all ssss.
Ferlr zephyr spd -heI and wool, &c. &c
VBfF's ExTgArT7
IL IOWA BROWN wi-DsOR,
HONEY A~O OTENh
l.rfa and ~ ssgnrtso M ~ f3r lQ W
TylIRe. CON p NtfNh}N,
N0e8 Nltafl 'alc 2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05

olal for reven mouths. slb,l60 600

t'' wan 1852 much more ever; I. IS poss'b tDsi
1871. ~ W.. y ". az since Lsss nay aEMA
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

GARDEN HiNrs FOR MARou--As soon
~ weather permits, uncover Roses and
herbacaoeous plants, get ready places to
receive fruit or ornamental trees. Pre-
pare walks and have the ground ready for
early spring work Grass seeds for lawns
had better be sown now than later. Give
a liberal supply Of water to growing plants
and bring them to light and air In warm
weather. Sow somo annual seeds for
early towering. Transplant all plants at
once that require IL. Finish pruning
this month, especially grapeI.--J. L. S.
in tie Ohio CHi.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
4gritnltnraI.

Spring is opening early. aud now the
dwellers in the country win have their
handa full Of work. This is the great
season for active preparation. Every.
thing about the homestead, the barn, and
she ield, needs a careful oversight. Ear.
" crops In field and garden, should be
put n. Look over tho orchard and 9TH
sr fruit treos, scrub tho rough bark, split
or the thimbles Of worms eggs, keep
the cattle OF the grain fields and NOV.
ing lands. put up the rails that the winds
have blown from tho fences, trim up the
wood piles. rake up the chips, knock in
pieces tho cattle droppings upon the
sward lands, and thus be IN readiness,
when the warm days come on, TO go in
to the heavy spring work without hind
rance. Keep the working teams In good
heart, so they viii not faint when they
come to the heavy blowing and hauling.
- Ohie CUiipaior.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

tNo. f0l AN ACT.
supplementary to the several acts dSigg the foe, of sheriff.
coroner and constable.
SEQ. BE it enacted by the General Assembly Of tho
state of ohio, Ihu 10 addition 10 the ices now hy law al
owed % ih-t, curonurs and Cnnatahes unn
and iu'chmenF, % shall Do lawful or ihc cuurio uhicha
seouion, ecT Zoe the delivery oftrapery in rrpryn or
ord Of atiachmcnt retufnahlo allow c officer
nr nrh execution, ole uf lho delivery property m 70.
rleriu or or cf of attachment, fcasonale
i any extraordinary trouble expense incurred by such
chee n the remnsa representation ofauy personal mon.
sry levied under said writ or cr which amount when
9ahNd sha 10 taxed in the oos Provided, that such
r.nce shat not n any Do allowed more than one dollar
per deu each tor che services Of poon perans amnoy
81 u e renewal taking 0f properlyi and no
Fe ilurhefi That no allowance shall he mAe nalrrs 70
shall appear 90 ths that tho extraordinary .eFioss r
which such allowance 10 aked we're necessary Tor me mon
sFeNeetuou of such writ.
Sec ?. ths act iha take eject aud bo Ia oree nom
cad amer the date Of passage,
WILLIAM u. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Rypr seutadyes,
MARTIN WELkER,
irosljcni oftho Senate
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
laws or OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

fNo, al ANACr.
Supplementary TO m act o rro,de oT The organization OF
Ciuei ani incorporated Villages pp'scd May ?, lt52.
ses. :. Ne enacted BY the General Assembly Of no
village within this shUl have powero provide that
Nheu Zoe aht he imposed lo The violation OF the otlnun
ccs q any such cy or nvurufiod village, % any fsm
and t same shu paid, Wo party convicted thh by orle
oiho Mayor rotf proper Authority, or ON pioc' issued
~ prosecution shaU DO rad or The patychnfgud y Due
prooo' OF aw they shall also have poctio provide mt
ny pef'on cf roror1 convicted ui 0tremod nnd wlum
Nohon @. any tfin1ncc who shu refuse or cect pay
the hne impocd and he costs of p'iecudon, shall by hkr
ofler or proco', bs mphsonrd sud kept conhncmpnl
tf any time not exceeding thirty taylihey ahH ayc pow
eric rlylo st agrnt cumucn prostitutes. bnd per.
on ditqfhns he reuoa Of such city ~ ncoUotaod va
Tor such period al muy BE- provided hy ordinance not
exceeding sziy tayt,
aoc q. When any person or rciaons shall be convicted
uuder ho ffoytous hs alt such pcson pcros shall
BE- imprsono in The 40 o the city incorporated village
hura ths per ON ot peuons sha beau euuyl,ei r ,ur
suoss 20, provided uli iissilis allowed Zoe lie puf.
r9,s OF im''onmeot Huihoitd hy aw tho wee ofhe jan
shall hsvc ciciUuy provided hy appropriate odinunccs
and contracts aciy rNaFc prison woA house. at the
nKpense OF said city 0rincooAled village, and all uuols
nn ned in tho county Jail shall be under tho charre OF
the sheriff of The county, who shall rocivo and d1chargu
such peuons n such manner shall be- prescribed By tie
eflnanoes Of The city o. Incorporated vngr, or otherwise
by dne OF awi Provided, however that the count,
eemmstioeot' Of any county may o. their dicrton, ON
giving 70 he city eonn'il OF any city OF the hf class writ
Ten notice Of their intention 90 70 DO lonsi ninety DAYS
prsrto ui ihrvioi prohibit he ulo Of the county il Ter e
purose tCreln onrg nWhoriEedi Provided iiritn ihlt VI
within lucy days tNtf ruth notice shall have been rvcu
he city council uftuch CITY shall eenty provide hy the
appropriate oinnncts and contracts Tor the imne crcu
oh Ola city prsun house Of correction work honse Toe
uu nurrnaet o Imprisonment authorised by this act, The said
city shall coutiuuc h,endin such notice ami prnhb
uon, 70 have the Of the couny Jail ot the purpose here
In authorized, un such city prison, houso ofruucolon or
work house shall be erected and ready fir use,
scc. a That act entitled act "ro amend an M To
provide Tor tho organization Of cities and incorporated VII
aycS," plalud MAY 3, iHe passed Arr T. lel0 and an
nfH A. H.
the sans are horeby repealed.
WILLIAM n. WOODS,
Speaker Of the lla',e OF Repro senintvet,
MARTIN WELkkR,
fpcakor Of tha gunnte
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

amend sseou ioureea or entitled eau act rsui
June isi,l lg3i.
sec, sr q enacted by The 0en,m Assembly or the
rAie q oho lhatseciion fourteen o'au act relating 10
Junet" patsei Fehnty lh, ie3i be 80 amended a. To
feed a. ioowai swift. That n there shall be empan.
nee oi tho ai Of any cause, any petit juror Who shall
have been convicted OF any which by Law renders him
aolaahhed 70 frrye on iuryi who has been arbitrator
IN ehef alde faung 10 Tho controversy; or wh has
q Interest "a NE eapsei vho has action depending
petNeen MN and oiter party who hos ofmerly been
juror 20 lhe same cause who "a either puftv
employee conn.eloi agent af atlomey or who s
tnlpocnaea "a the cause a. winetsi o. who i kn 10
either paHy o. any person who shall have served once AL
ready on jury as iaampn n te trial Of any cnase in
me same ceurt duIng the term be may he CHALLENGED f
laeh oauies, Ia either Of which he anne shao
eaet,d - principal challenge and he validity thereof h
e1 oy he eouiaud any peul Juror who shah hs returned
spon ne trial q any ~ ihs hsIsnboofo
sgansi whom principal canse challenge can hs cha
,esea On aarrlcon of pTeudico against psrality 4
ethi p.Hy o. TO- want Of comptient knoWledrs oil hs
Lofih language Or SAY other that mas render MIN
:, ae nHs a. ananaos lroH and the validity Of suoh
ng, sh. he aelenni ued By tho COURT and each party
nay fslennietly y chtl,lFa two Jufogs.
N'e't' ihs 'haie7ho foarsen ithsfeby Tspsiisd.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

iCrr

mo Is,l AN ACT,
for the puni'hmeAt ofceHain oieasea therein named
Sec ne Il cnlnird by the Guneral Assembly Of the
Str Of Ohio, rhut ANY poron shall rrccyu or buy any
bl or bills ut pomssoy notp Or noses, bill nfcXchangu Or
def receipt dra warrant check hond given tot the psy
meu Of money u amount less than thirty five dollars which
have been tloah knowing the SANE tobe stoen with IA.
ent 10 dohaud the owner thereof eYv person SO offending
tha on conviction hcfcOL be hnudn any sum not oycoud
ng two hundred dollars and be Imprisoned iu the cell or
dungeon ui the jail othv county aud be td bread aud
water on not exceeding thirty days at tho discretion OF
the courl.
sees. That fany person shall receive or buy any good,
Or ehaoi Of les value than thirty five dollars hat shall
have heeu stolen o. taken by ohheF kuowinr tho same to
DO stolen or taken by robbers with intent 20 deiud the
owner every person Otnding SHALL conviction there.
o. % uned 10 any sum not evceodng two hundred oars
and 10 Imprisoned in the coll dungeon of the Jail Of the
sonny aud be FED bread ana water only Tor tenn moi
exceeding thirty days, a tho discretion OF The court.
WILLIAM u. WOODS,
tpeakef OF the House OF Repfcfeutati
MARTIN WELkER,
fretident oflhe senate
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

EARLY SowINa-OArs AND BARLEY.-l
sowed last spring the second week in
April, Eve acres ia oats and barley equal
" mixed, had good yield, no rust and
heavy grain--on the following week SOW
ed oats in joining land, had a poor yield, 1,
some rust, aud grain light.-JoSArHAN
CREw 49, Ohio CH.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over a large part Of
tho globe, Is the consequence Of n diseased action
In tho system, induced by the poisonous miasm
Of vegetable decay. This exhalatlOu Is evolved
by the action of solar heat on wet soil and rises
with the watciy vapor from Il. While the sun Is
below the horizon this vupor fingers near the
carth's surface, and tho virus Is taken with IL
through tho lungs into the blood. There 1t acts
rs nn irritating poison on the internal visccra
and cXcicting organs of the body. The liver be-
comes torpid aud fails 10 sccrCte not only this
virus, but also the bile from tho blood. Both
tho virus and the bile accumulate In the circua-
ton, and produce violent constitutional disorder.
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach sym
plthizc with the liver, and become disOrdcrcd
also. Finally, tho instinct Of our organism, as
IL In an attempt 10 cNpcl the noNious infusion,
concentrates tho whole blood of the body in the
internal cXcVtOrics TO force them 10 cast It out.
The blood leaves tho surface and rushes to the
central organs with congcstiyc violence. This Is
the Gull. But In this effort it fails. Then the
FEVER follows, IN which the blood leaves tho
central organs and rushcs 20 the surface, as II
in anothcr effort TO eNpcl the irritating poison
through the other great cNcrctory the skin. In
this also IL fails and the system abandons the at
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of
strength TO repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These arc the fits or paroNysns Of FEVER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder will of
course undermine the health If Il Is not removed.
We have laborcd TO find and have found, an
antdOtc
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18

Mr., James Ward, dealer IN horses widely known Ia
Northwestern Ohio. says; have made uf T. Il, 81.
Johns Condition Powders for Cough, Dslenper, Want
or Appetite, etc, consider them an article Of great
value and the best horse medicine with which am
quanted was some time since az the hVerY-stnhe OF
Daniel COmnga OF MHumee City and found his horses,
hfteen IN number afflicted with cough. advised him
10 give them 50 Johns Condition Powders. In eight or
teu days learned he had followed my advice, anu that
his horses were then perfectly we'll.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-18
A GREAT HORSE AND CATTLE
MEDICINE.

and DEnILIrATEDi and will cure COWS Of giving MOODY
MILK They also increase the quantity Of milk. when the
cows general condition Is bad The proprietor has been
assured that they superior to thing else n
Of hellog Horn Care should be exercised uat you OBJ
tain 81 Johns genuine Powders, aud suner not your
selves 70 be humbugged with the assertion that some
thing elsu Is lust good
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tNo. as.l Az ACT,
To repeal 'ho ten PER cent law passed March H. 1850.
eee. Re q enacted by T. General Assembly Of Tho
nao OF ohio That the act passed March ii, 1850, entitled
ah act 10 amend the act entitled an act hxug the rate Of
lneru. passed January w. ISL aud all other laws that
subject" be and tho tamc Is hereby repealed.
hpc ?, THIS act shall take etct and be In fore from
and aneT the 6rst day OfAprl, ls59.
WILLIAM d. WOODS.
fpuak cf of The House of Representative.
MARTIN WElkER,
President Of the Senate.
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My horse worked aud driven so hard, that he
seemed completely worn out aud used up Ifhe walked
leE wards, he would irvmble ~ over lie seemed en-,
nrdleinss, nut they wer4 " no heneht hnally gave
him l. u. ST. JOHNS CONDITION POWDERS lie
rapidly improved until he became perfectly we'll tilen
sold him f0r one hundred dollars. p. .sLAYMAKER.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
.IILADELPuIA.

Abenevolent Institution established by special endowmen
Tor the Relief OF the Sick and Distressed afflicted
with Virnlent and Epidemic Disvasvs,
IN times OF Epidemics q Is the object of this Institution
to establish Hospitals 10 provide Nurses, Physcians
Clothing Food Medicines &c for The sick and destitute
minister In every possible way the relief OF the afflicted
and The health Of the public At large Il Is the duty Of the
ueotors at such times TO Vsi personally tho infected dis
rois and 70 provide AID execute ofrelef Numer
ons physciani not acting members Of the Association usu
ally enrol their Us books subject to be
to attend It's hosp tails ftcr Of charge
In the absence Of Epidemic the Directors have author
Eedthe Consulting Surgeon 10 give advice and medical aid
10 persons suffering under cRoNC DISEASES Of viruien
character arising from abuse Of the physical poWer NAL
treatment, the effects OF diugs, So, Nc.
Naous reports aud Facs the and trcaimen Mt Of
Chonie Diseases, by the Copulung Surgeon, have been
published for gratuous distribution and will be sent TRRs
o. CuARuE to the afflicted.
Address, for Reports or treatment, DR. GeoR0E r. Cat.
NOUN Consulting surgeon, Howard Association, No. p
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa by ordeto the D
Tectou, EzRA ID, IlRARrwELL, President
Csc. FAIRoHrLD, Secretary septT.lr
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THE SENECA MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

IlS Company good property the
able terms, The Village ueparlmout strong aud az,
tive. The Fanners Department new and prosperous
Insure al tho known any
20 uruCE IN William LshPs oice, Main street. opposite
TOLLS Newmaph ldyrD stable, Tifin, O.-As ml'57.