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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07
REMEMBER, TOO.

0trThe last democratic Legislature
erented ten additional Common Pleas
iudgeahips An OhioS raised the salaries Of
ail fron $1,000 70 $500; raised the sala-
ilta Of The Supreme Judges from eI7OO to
5000, and Otherwise increased the ex-
fenses Of the state over 100000.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

Our nominee for Commissioner, IL an
honest, intelligent farmer and good citi.
zen. He can read and ,oriis and keep AiS
OtCn accounts correctly.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

0-y-An Illinois editor says hia party
Che Democrstic) Il snthe verge ofs Prec-
iPice, but calls upon II TO march "sisasilyI
ahead.m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

O1~The election IN Rsnsas for The =
doP,iOn Of the Wysndot Constitution
took place on Tuesday, Oct. Z.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

"TAe South cant Slavery, and Sav, IN
GOds name let hem have it."-Pugh's
speech, Sd inst.
This is Modern Locofocoism in theory,
and faithfully lived up to in practice
But how was il in the days of ancient De-
mocracy Of JEFFERSON, It's founder, whose
name is now daily taken in win by the
eringing Obettors of Slavery now at the
head Of the Government!
The first Congress Of 1889 solemnly re-
enacted the Ordinance Of '8T, prohibiting
slHveryin the North West Territory, and, q
few years after, while portions Of this re-
gion held political existence az Terrific
ries Of Ohio andof Indiana, .fve timeg did
the people Of these Territories petition
the General Government to grant them the
privilege of AoljSRS Slaves, and Demo
cratic Congress deliberately refused
These are facts that cannot be controvert-
cd. And yet PUeH says that Democracy
Is always the samep Veracious Senatofl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

RslutirR certain proposed amshdmsui 70 he soast
TETON, and thepublcstion ofthit set
Where's. the general assembly of tAs state of Ohio
q the members electsdto sseh houts srlts,
ing thefeio have proposed ceFaih aueudns hi 70 tha
eoiiiuon, providing foI annual sessions q IN isrs.
OF Fesoiion At the election fortsnatoFt and Festsnis
vs'' on The second Tatiday Of Oetoeef, les0, thsI
fore,
sectionl. ne II snaotsd by tho General Ansmtfy
of The sate Ohio, Tina, the electors ofhs state dali
vote upon said proposed ndent at the general ssu
llen Ia October, 1852 =, hsreng pfssoli6sd tvis)-
IhOts voting for said endmen providing foF hanu.
81 sessions OF the legislature shah pat upon ths hallots
these words, "anEnal tstion ysi And those voting
again', shall put upon the ballots these NofdS, "aR.
SEES A ieufn additlonal 70 he rsturn novrearir.
cd awto be made Of the votef a. tuch eieson
for state officers and tenatnra and representative and
conttuton shall be certified and made bv the cefk of
each county 10 the secretary Of state within ten dave
amer said election, and within thirty days amer said
lection, the fovsfnof secretary o. state and hltosy
general, shall open said returns aud eaunt The
votes, and atosualn whether OF a majority of tAs
ed amtndmsni, ahdif sppsafi that majority ofths
votes cast At tuoh election have been or said pro.
posed amendment, the governor shall male pFoslama.'
tion theFoof without delay.
See ;. This act shsIfbs published By sseh sounty
audor " two wsshlg English phpsui n tive Be pub.
lithedin the county and In one German weekly phpsf.
the county ioTtwo ussks nsHt p'sesdnE
See. g. The cost of publi,hins ths set q, provided
10 the third section shall paid cot oftha eonh treas
ufy ~ each county.
Secs. This set shall take eject and be 10 force
nom and ansf lie passage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN NELKER,
President Of The Senate.
April 6, 1889.
AUDIroR' = OFFicK, SENl ca Co. o. TigpiH,l
Sept. 80, 1859.
hereby certify that the foregoing act, Fslat-
ing 10 'pfoposed Amendment to the eonstitu.
tion providing for annual sessions is tFus
copy Of the original one, certified 10 by the See.
retary OF State.
E.G. BOWIE,
Sept. 3o2W Auditor.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

The HoN. william DENNIsoN, Jr., has
won largely upon the regard Of the people
Of Ohio by his canvass Of the State. lie
has spoken with such eandor and manli-
ness, and with such ability too, that he
has made an enviable reputation and large
y incressed his popularity. He will un-
doubtedly be the next Governor Of Ohio
and we are glad to see his frank utteran-
ees Of his opinions. His bearing has been
what they denOminate in Kentucky gal
lant," and If the word were not worn out
wewould use il in reference 70 him.-Cia.
Con.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07
wall RAPER

WALL PAPER
10000 pieces Wall Paper, from
sispeheo and upwusd, viii be sold nearly q, cos, to
oleaf ou the ot ofsprnr stock-efeatsit Inducements
ever before offered IN dis oty-donf foFgsi the place.
at WOosTERB.
School Books, Stationery, Inks,
&C., &c.
Patent Medicines of every des-
ehppon.
Churchill's Hypophosphites Of
Lime and Soda, for Consumptioh.
Peruvian Syrup "a very cele.
bfstsd article FOR the DirpsP,ls.
Scandinavian Blood Purifier.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery.
Hoofand's German Bitters.
Boerbave's Holland Bitters.
DR. Ohristie's Ague Balsam. l
will give e5 10 sny person that will procure better
aHiols o. one more sure to cure Agus and Fever
Hagaman & Clark's Genuine
Cod Liver Oh. JuH received soc sulp. D.. Tumond.
Greenough's Non Explosive
Burning Fluid. G. per gnllon.
Vegetable Oil Burning Fluid,
AT j. F. WOOSTER'S
No. 1 ghawhantt Dloot
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07
REMEMBER,

That every vote cast for Lang and skinner
IL virtually cast for GEORGE n. PUGH, for
the United States Senate. The man who
has for the last four or Eve years, uniform
ly voted contrary to tho wish Of a large
majority Of the people Of Chic. Who
talked loud and long in favor Of FORC-
ING an Odious Slave Constitution upon
a demonstrating peoples who voted a.
gainst giving actual settlers ten years to
pfe-empt 4 home for their families; who
on every occasion used his influence d.
rectly against the FREE LABomHa NAN;
who, II elected, Gudging from the psst)
win vote for the re-oPening Of the Slave
Trade, and ell kindred measures now dc.
manded by the Slave Drivers.
REMEMBER, TOO.
That If the Loeofocos have the district.
ing Of our State this winter, by gtrryman-
deriHg they viii place the Legislature and
Congressional delegations Of Ohio into
their hands for the next ten yeArs.
Think Ofthese things, Freemen olsen
eea county, and Il yon love your families
and your cOantry, mArahAl yourselves in
one united PhslanE, march to the polls
apd Put In your ballots in favor ofthe
boet interests Of your country.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

Oa~The democratic subsreasury law
costs tho people Of the state 100000 an
Rually.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

A IL WANTING FARMS In deli Fhtfai snsAio,
"a rich coll and secure ifon 6osls, rtts eni
u Han@oai0u Lsnds iE aaoshos oelann. ipli5Om
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07
WILLIAM DENEIsoN, Of Frsnkln
County.

ANNMAIf
fo8 LfKuTKHANr poYxRHon,
ROBERT {. KIRK, Of Knoz County.
.. FoR AUniroE Og aTATH.
ROBERT W. TAYLOR, Of Mahoning.
h. ron sEcnxrkRY on srAfE,
ADDISON p. RUSSELL, Of Clinton,
ron rAfasuhER or sTArE,
ALFRED p. STONE, Of Franklin Co
roa sUrREHx JUp9E,
WILLIAM Y. GHoLsON, of Hamilton
ron nrnpKR BOARD or PunLic WORKS.
JOHN b. GREGORY, Of soioto County,
ToR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
.ANgON SMITH, Of Franklin County.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

q uoE BUSINESS and FAelosies can Be carried on
~ prqatably AZ hsmnoatog 80 utvoydpssaeat q
liemmon,ou huHds. falieOn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07
RENIEMB MBER,

That the next Legislature will elect a
United States Senator, who will hold HE
Oliice for six years; that the next Legis-
lsmre viii District the State for Congres-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15

nNHE SAILOR OF FRANCE-IS THIS ROME THAI
j sat upon?-EAve yeuA strawberry mark upon? Vel.
vot of ~ Why. buy the AMATEUR For sale BY all news
men on Saturday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15

ADJUSTMENTS.
Rowxsy rHEAfzs
ssssiyir o. &c sr4s 81 sfssssa. l''s''s
Friday s'e' ns' jay y lsss Katy.
''-' '-'%'' VAC ''' ~'' jazz siErp.sD. '''''
asox Lucille
ri ALTON AL rHnaras.
;e.s Lessee and MAn.sersss .Aiss sxIt SAx4
. s1ss.fi s X II J %S9 i. as
o''.- '1-''s "' MArrEo rALooNz
A'S1i'0 s I iSe II s:uss.nn, AID
saturday-BEr Eft OF l. N CARR, A
Woos:s e. sso.s SSHRs sssu PRIMO. ..,
svssx s3ssIsa Tais WEEP.
sas ssr assR 8 i Il I'm e acs! '
ToNES WOOD. JONES' woos.
MAMMOTH kOs.cAL FESTIVAL
FErK ca .nPxrK1
ONE WEEK. DAY AND NIGHT
commencing MONDAY. July 49, 1889.
N ~GNTsIuEsr MUSICAL EwssMsJE
AND TEE 5.sSs MAbfa P.s 1Dos
s@ssorH CONCERT osCHEs rRAs.
MOST FAvoaITE soLorsrs.
- Won 10 AD'A'' CHORAL sooIErlEs
conducted BY
~ psox md MAX s.skrzEs.
Ssw xsS dUm Sssc sa nsScss
arranged s'pTs: EPa lbs sb rsi:.a! q Kpsx J
In addition 70 the immense musical aud pyrosechnc eata
ToUKSIAIass sAMxora CIRQUE.
sfsTR =: s SosstSs IT, Sas
ssIrn slsnor FsLIx Ca.Lo, sgnori wIlLLAA -
THE bEnowNAD Pkr4rk rAI DsRI0k, &C -
CARNIVAL OF MAGIC, BY
.v-ov.s CotD0y4 the Wizard o. the wS.s1
JERoNELIrs IrAlI.s .ssroOcrM or
kahSIONEarks.
GsEAT AsCEsTIoN ACTs BY TRE CARLO FAMuK
FLIGHT OF BALLooNs
hlSs5iIas Ans MS % oalsBsa1sD BAHp.
conducted sa y M sosms; I'm ge s"
There vii also be sEa orass DtsriS6f oRoaR
Th.s 10, pnhc,ng viz
rbe srookiya stuart sand. :ssuaR
The ola a amour band scA~aS
BkILELANrLY nLu TED wIra
which win be placed In ali
THE AVENUES AND APPROACHES TO THE GARDsE
due ION Of Ssis y i sloTe ~ srnvsa we VI
tho price of = az 1s q As css,s "ass
. Tss ss. sSS s
FREE or ALL CHARGE
The boats ''"mt sfs se' oo sSsf A. ns%fnins''
oa w B s m suass
TINE TABLE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15
Nos SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRA

THE UNITED ~ arES MAIL srE AMEN AsA3C.
d LINES COMMANDERS.
VII lea7s Havre touching at Southampton land the
mails and passenger Saturday July g. ST II O'Clock from
oies NO 81 worth river, foot Of Beach street
This shp has FIVE light par.nenl hs
ensPes thss "a The event q collision Or strsnds ss ssss
sstety vessel and passengers would be secured
Price o. passage IN secrnd csbic yb and $50
Baggage not wanted during The voyage ahoud be sent
board ths'day before calling. marked "beiow"
In consequence permission introduce bro6dStu
Of duty being withdrawn, the Fulton and
Arago win hereafter take such general freight be o.
Tered g. DRAYTWN, agent No. Broad way.
Bfbs steamer Fulton VIII succeed " ArAgo and saf
Angus a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15

AIRS. JDLIA DEAN HAYNx.
M Theatrical managers and CHEERS 6esrous Of negcnaag
tor the ensuing and winter win adore IS Eas Twec
~ thirc street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15

A MAGICIAN, WITH SPLENDID APPARA1US. Re
CURES who will invest $50 TO start exA
bion fer which hall of tbs profits will be gven Of
apparatus sale No magician apply. address Edop,
bon l23 Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15
DALACE GARDEN AND HALL.
4 WEEKLY PROGRAMME.

L WEEKLY PROGRAMME.
ISssa.y evsnios-Grsnd sosesr. sod rrswoifs .-'''
MsSnssGas ana sorss .s..s..s
Friday evenir g-Concert and soree Dsn.snts.
No nement account he weather rev hail.
0 by 90 ieet viii accommodate 0G0 peo n.ortsby.
imrression has Obtained 10 so1e eas1
The CITY that the Sources DAne,nts given Ps.ce and
hs sd on pTDs, Ri, .Gd
teresed in the elegant heahfu and accomplishment
q ps Of any sy be
above the usual price OF admission to TIE eadens 10
the soiIees exclusive nssuuoh all WOO
give iheu sddre showing that they o hs
reference excluded busurb can only
elias OF penpe for nom the Psse GARDEN
reputation Of at o1zens will al hs more rsd susa,n
the shonao,e places OF hr ugsou. the United
mipan that should be always sus
1E sssu0T o sS place Of puOc res: wh..s ladies'
With rude characters OF kind all
roes are icS srs dessnsd to Snsssp tbs
OF The Gardens ty protecting all who vi them from kind
In View then o. the plan adopted rules enforced and
always In a,enosnchere should be hesson
Of hoes wbo Admissible subscribers
The proposed Let pecabs person he.
comprg residences references Of rsrl, ,wa
houssno genienenwbote good reDute IN the community
the Series o. sosss Dsnssnte nov sncoessuy issu
surssed 3. the slAco Garoens ard Han
RULES GOVERNING TIE soIsBEs DANsANrE.
J. Gentlemen wishing TO become subscribers require
their nse esderce aud satisfactory when
will be fnyphed Them. for which charge
q any subscriber detected Ia introducing any person
wortn to associate with ladies and hemen viii be deprived
of bis ticket and PUBLIC LY EXPBCLED.
g. A subecrbers ente beAre. 70 ytai the
Gardens nee Of the usual charge u the gate.
Ladies gentlemen will be allo ed their ord
nary sesIine sppsrel-ha.s mandl,as &awhie dancing.
No smoking will be allowed the floor.
Subscribers' tickets ALWAYS disposal of the pro
prstor, subjectto DO recsned by him at tune.
will he
unless be subscriber obtained permission the
prop rietor. Q. v. DEFOREsT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15

DARSUNs MUSEUM-PHoFsssOR wYMAN EVERY
- ard evening, at and ~ 7x O'Clock Asonsh
Ing sDd Delahog Crowds with teats CT ,romsn-y Mag
netsm, tproAlhm SAgic and venriioq uT hho,eiy "a.
hsnsy Of ipcompreaensole TIE snaler serpant
Laid her Eggs the and the larger
her Baby Apsconda These and AqaAdA Bapoy r..
uy Picture Gallery &C. al here Ambulance %
children tan. Is CENTS parques seai Is additional
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15

CARpRER's PATENT CHAIR AND LOUNGE THIS
VI rev and valuable nven,ior exhibition and at
Inventors hxcdArge 81 Park tbs intended
fort and convenepca ssd greatly by all who
I. occupies the AZ q common rocking
chs and be INSTANTLY converted recnnS chair 10
sny angle and 10 horizontal position. making complete
luxurious lounge needs only TO be appreciated
IN the comsipsacr you have The rocking chair the reclining
" within the rhs Invention q worthy of the
pa,uculAr attention OF lhe xAse, y, A. pEATH Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15
LOAN OFFICES.

a 66 NASSAU srREET-A HONIGMAN, DIAMON]
"A broker and general dealer advances diamond
Watches ewery &C. buys them for the highest price
at his private Office Is Nassau street, up srs, No.
Oface hours Sto6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15

CNRANKL1N MUSEUM, 1T OR AND STREET, ONE
door from Brosdwas The coolest place OF aznusemen
10 thecity. strangers WIN observe that there are
TWO PEkFORAANCas EvEHY DAY.
commencing 1t in the afternoon and Al the evening"
thai this Ia the only place where the
MODEL AkTIsTES
be consisting OF of tbs finest formed
the world New tsbleaux by
TWENTY YOUNG LADIES
each performance Also singing and dancing by the Fee
male Opers Troupe Remember twice day every afternoon
at every evening ats Admission seats so
Boxes rs cents Private boxes 81; seats the stage S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15
YORK HERALD, FRIDAY JULY Is
SHIPPING.

CRRAT REDUUrIos vANpERBnT sUyo
VI pean ue United States mail seamsbps SAL I'm
night between New York sosthampt aavre onder nsn
Contract leaving this soe each sternaso and a
ohoy sdo each AtornAae Wednesday
YoRx ra9s az rp
goR SOUTHAMPTON sOurHAAProe
AND aAyRE ron skw YOKE
vAEpEHBILr, Lefevre.. .est'y. JULY 10 Wad'y, Aug
All Ei WILSON. sst'y July 30 wspy, Aox Y
OCEAN QUhBH Sesbury Salty sug Is Wed'y, aug 81.
shese sexmhhipa hsve wateftghi compartments .rry
able suraeons Price Of onssage eher tho ymel-frn
Certificates ssned of ps'ssge from Surops America
Specie daive' coin London and PARA
d T0ERArOE. No Bowling Green. New fcrs
NoriCD-M FUTURE rHE sreAMGgs or rhn
line viii CAP ut art ireland, TO land letters aud pasooa
ger tteam To liverpool carg At Cork and vs Liverpool
ondnn 0lasgow dublin Beast and most Of the prorips
towns In Ireland y gr~aly reduced rstss The yerpoot
New York sud Phtadolos steamship Osmpanys spiaudd
Clyde built Iron ssamships Intended " sAN ~ fo
lews--
IRON NEW YORK.,
I'LL VI bALElMOkA .bsxuruAy, guy 10.
uiT1 ~ WAsHIneToN.... SATURDAY oaaS =,
At IL O'Clock doom, from per No ~ n. 3.
PASSAGE.
Cabin from New York and Phiiad 30
Third class from Nov York 70 OF the above named
Return Ackets available for nI n,bs: ..:..........
Antwerp and al part Of the continent without delay kouoe
These s'esmeu are provided 9th every reau 70 ensure
the immediate exuncon OF dre I'd the strce' Discipline
enforced wi regard N the OF gta Ps1DEss 70 ir0
land BY ths Ling svo the yst and deepttu OF Calling
pasaSe spp At the office OF the Company.
JOHN DALE Is arosiwsy. nev York Agent
In liverpool 70 WIZ INhAE Tower Buildings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15

MAMMOTH MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
~ JONES WOOD.
NOTICE TO 1Hk ORCH sSIkA AND CHORUS.
he as two general rehessas will place 6e-
pclan Rooms 62 Eester street saturday July Is
sundsy, l7th at 10 O'Clock DAY. Punctua asnA-
snce Ii requested. By order OF the Committee.
U. ANsCHUrZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15

VA LILLIAN DUKE. AUCrIOEEER, "a NASSAU
street AT private Gae uoui 18th ius. real estss ana
pou ebold furniture at Ne nearly % pote Johu
sneokers hotel house. stable 9TH ssvea stalls and abt at
OF land dessby situated a,ove VIVID the
rure net disposed OF o TOE I,1u
lns will be sold auction The premises Apply ahe no use
TOT Been 1888 street, corner OF bowerg or 10
be auctopeer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15
MEDICAL.

NR wIpn orrICr 20, :. ~ ~ - .-- - 49,,
- below Broome street once hours fro A. II. ~ u
r NJ daily. Or Sundays Il 2P.M NJ.
nR. BARROW. 1914 BLEECRER SrREEr NEW YORK.
- four doors below MacdougA- Hours Of consuA aszs
from IL TIL 2 and from &tcS
DR. WATSON, NO $50 RHOoME STREET, sRCOND
y block west Of Broadway. oice boun iron A. NJ -
DARW AND LONDON orrIcEs or DIR. n LAEu0sx,
4 81 BroadTsT New Yok. W ssats, - Y. TO asss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15

4 n EXTRA INDUCEMHNT IS OFFERED TO PARTIES
a oesrous of purchasing Grs city made ROSEWOOD
pianoore selected by professor music, At Immense
sscrece for cash a. immedlAt sly the
IT. has large round cornor., carved legs
pearl keys &c full octave and has ali the latest i'm
the for three from
April last wil DO found nspec unsur
touch and Can at tbs residence Ia
Leroy plsce Bleecker street. near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15

rNuRNITuRn BOUGHT FOR READY MONEY
Ia A fair value given In ready money for furniture
Carpets books Ac at lis ska avenue. between Ninth
Tenth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15
SPORTING.

SPORTING.
noGs.--FRANCIs BUTLER (RExovED TO NO PECK
slip, Pearl street, has all the choice for sale
hrd stock Buter's niAlbe mango cure aud flea exler
50 cents bottle miraculous
of tho sores wounds &c In all animals Butler ne
work &C.. of tho Dog ST. Dogs boarded and
treated o trained 10 any performance.
nuCIT M6TCH-S5O sIDE-A GRAND QUOT
~ match take place at the Woodbne, WeehAwkeu A. j.
On, friday July IA, NJ O'Clock + M, between two Of The
n''' ''''O'"eN p'"' WILSON 1 aoLCoMB Proprieors.
CPoRfING--FOR SALE, CHA EsGE TO ALL ORB
- alton the largest newfoundland and st bernard
dogs pups the breed three pointers tour stton
well tsia be bad OF hem eix oack tan pups
OF small breed five black tan dogs and bitcnes the
finest city; scnch terriers two Oorker spsneA
seven poodle oogs King charles spsnes sr Italian grey
hounds particular attention paid 70 the treatment and cure o.
diseases all kinda; cnargo dogs bosrced u
per week. trained at 81 30 dogs sold on com mis-
sou Gardners mango cure N cents per boe cure for h
hess canker dst.mper, hours IRON ~ TIA address
Il. Ga kDNEh, 80 oees street. basement, N. Y.
VACHr FOR ssLE-A sLooP RIaoEo. OsNTKE
uoard yacht, a. ieet beam sno - fest Reel Prcs S5 D.
Apply TO tHuMAs uUAD9, Atsntic Garden. Hoooken al.
joining The terry where see be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15
MUSICAL.

LADY HAVING A BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED AND
q u quarter octave rose WOOD
pisnocIte made order ia this city aud short ns IN
will nearly half It's original II purchased this
ia rrhpted three yoas by first ass No. YORK
maker Must be sold at sscrinc, Parties wanting
reliable their viii please call and ct
81 Macdous& street. bet ween Bee ker
Bias legs serpeni1ne caSe over
strung bnss and all the latest improvements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15

nORsEs CAN BE U0kMD OF SCH rCHBs rOk FIFTY
a cent? apply nj lS6 Division Also enbrocatoF
fer rheumatism bruises sprains spAvin h. Price 50 cent?
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UCTION notice.. BOG ARR, AUCTIONEER-BY
q s. BO0Ahr Saturday July l6. atsl91s O'Clock, al 63s
Broadway mortgage Of cabinet furniture consisting
finished and unfinished rosewood wardrobes etegeres
boards tete eter chairs wood
tables oak tables
chairs fancy chsirs upholstery gooda materials &c.
q MGALiO mortQa9ee.
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A UCTIoN HoTICE-wELLes NICHOLS, AUCTION
II = kKlIR 4 4 4 Il. LIZ on

"a Brow Va NICE, Lie will sell on
THURSDAY and FhID aY July IL and Is
In the spacious gallery essarcom So Nassau street,
a superb collection Of sncieot and modern
FLEE Oh, PAINTINGS
They fine specimens, warranted original by the follow
fog artists henry schsef6s DE Brnckeer, Corret Dill
lone T. Coene limsn, De Dxvel~ose 5tache
Rembrandt, Hovensns wouvermans, VstAde Lsirnes
others The sunj of This collection
es sing Ars'csiy handled We invite the attention
the public and connnssems to this sale They
htb.uoD until day of
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pITrsBuRG OLD) THxsIRs THE UNDERSIGNED
having received numerous sppli,
the ,hese begs inform those who "a writ,
to him and the general STOCK nuy
Ia e1ure y completed the fall and seasons starr
only need apply. j. HOW IL, Lessee and Manager.
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rHE NEW LINZ FOX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
great reduction of passage and freight by ths
ihe favote steamship NORTa .TAE, Captain a. G. Jones'
viii from pier No North river Wednesday, July
o'clock p M, connecting via PAnsms Railroad
With tie steamship orzaba Extra of this always
insuring connection The Isthmul The
northern light will Fed the North Star. and leave New
York Angus 5. For passage or freight app only 70
ID kLiBN, gent
No Bowling green, New York city.
n B-An persons are forbid trusting any account
of he above ships
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SHkRlFY's sALE-sCHooNER, GC-CHAMBERs 4
~ FAlsUhIID aucioneers, office l,3 Nassau street. viii
sell on SATURDAY 10th inst. Of iOh O'Clock. pier 100,
Fourth street. kas' all The right title an interest
John bemnres In and TO the vessel called
shTI6E Ter tackle apparel, 40 JOHN KELLY, sheriff.
CHEklFss SALE OF rnENCa AND AMERICAN GAS
~ nxnres, china, crockery, glassware SC, &c-A N.
ORIsI sucoueer Is 5osery win dAv Fri.sy
July ID al 10 O'Clock ~ 922 Bfosd of TweAty
street. the entire rich and valuable stock cenisned ssd
atore com large assortment Of gt and bronze
mental ece lsnt brnohe0 In great Of Styles desgus
and pasterns Also about 200 siuge two, our usa
lgncSanfe isre, valued from 80 $3.50 oaoh large
sssorent o articles aprrsio;ng TO the china
sod white ware es Aud dinner SO large
gassvsfe deoanssra vine and gssaea and
frui pivssrse and celery dsnea oher articles TOO
,er ton together with china hohai
gass maptel ornamepis figures groupa
also pas wakipK apparatus tor-v wagon store 1xltss
JOSd ksl.AY, Sheath
tine aGo place.