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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-18
STATE OF IGi'IslAN
Parish of West Baton Rouge.
SIKH DISTRICT COURT.

SIX II STRICT COURT.
In matter of the Succession Of Mise Martin, (witow
Ieuon In.jeuneJ No. 5tT.
NtIHEkEAS Neverin Ieieune Tutor admins
w terng said Estate, has filed final la beau ant.
his administration in the above success
slpI--
NOTICE l. hereby given. that all legal opposition
to the honoiogation of -aIu account must be filed
the Clerk o-lce Of s,Il PARISH within .sirty days
from the publication h,-leof.
" b. ftIAMBEELIN Clerk
Clerks Office, July i4th, 1860.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-18
Useful Novelties,

DAT Mt Foot Scrapers Ornamental Umbrella
i stands, patent egg beaters, French roll pans
corn cake pans, egg fryers, poachers and boilers
spring candlestlcks, dressing for ladies gen
tlemen silver curtain pins, port folios, double egg
glasses, &C., just received at
oct 8. & PIPER & DRADFOhD'S.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-18
DAINrs, OILS, vARNlsuEs &c

i ST 5000 b. pure White Lead,
$500 tbs American Snow Zinc in tin cans,
1000 lbS French do do :. do.
500 tbs Chrome yellow in OIL
800 lbs Paris II Chrome Green in OIL
Prussian Blue and Black Paint
Boiled and Raw I4inseed Oil.
Turpentine and Liquid Zinc Dryer,
Warm IS, Brushes and Dry Paints,
at Hardware Store of
LARGI!EK & LAN0UE.
Corner I.afay yette and Florida SITS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-18
N q tt @ q.

vTlHE subscribers being compelled to wind up the
business of the late firm as speedily as possible,
requests all those indebted to come forward and
close their accounts by note otherwise. To those
having yearly accounts the notes will be charged up
without interest, and seceipt given on account.
s BENJAMIN,
for BARBEE 4 BENJAMIN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-18
SGI.siti. =.

TUT Tecejynd Stc-n@eof e and pieture~, M, ors
y LAY aud 80 hour Clocks with and Wit tHt
alarm. Il larse Stock "t glass picture cord pd
tasse>, curtain loul.> wint!ow ahaic,, multiply Y
glasses. trans parent ~lltes knife rests, etc.
oct s. PIPER Il BRADFORD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-18
DATENT PORTABLE ALCOHOLIC

L Cook.-Reliabe for any purpose where indepen
dence of servants Of circumstances is desira ble
also Cook stoves of assorted dimensions oven and
Lids, Pots and Kettles just received at
- LARGUIrR Il LANOUE'S.a
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-18

Too MucH FOR lr.-lf we ever had
any fears of the success of the Breckin-
ridgr and Lane ticket anywhere, they
have been alIayed by the endorsement
# tina, ticket by President Buchanan
aud Secretary Cobb, at the late ratifica-
ton meeting in Washington. All the
people knew that Breck1nridge was the
junior partner Of the administration, and
part responsible for its acts, bu: this for
nal designation of him as its assignee
aud successor was needed to give "by
aulhorlty' character to his nomination.
Buchanan procured the appointment Of
all the Northern delegates who seeded
and heIped to nominate Breckenridge,
and now he fully ratifes their choice
1t is enough !! ALI the floats and float
ers in the Union could not keep his head
above water, with the load to bear him
down.
And Cobb, too, endorses him !! Cobb,
whose tinanciering has involved the gov
ernment in a debt Of fifty or sixty mills
lions in three years, now accepts and en-
dorses Blecknrid sc. If Breck did not
fail fifty per cent. below par when the
declaration was made, he was more for
tunate than Uncle Sans financial repu-
taton. We wonder if Cobb is to be
continued Secretary of the Treasury?
This is a question in which the country
is deeply interested. and it ought to be-
ausN ered.- Columbms (Ga.) Enquirer
The report tliat Mazzini had arrived
at Palermo is now confirmed.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-18

IARr q WAGON HARNESS.
" full assortment of Collars, Hames, Bind Br
dies, Cart Breeching Cart Saddles, Wagon Harness.
Trace Chains &C., which We offer at moderate prices
LARGUIER Il LANOUE.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-18
To SpOrtsnen.

7 t1T "i'"ned-a line lot OF Gillespie celebrated
y double and single barrel Shot Guns. together
viii French Gamc Bags, Shot Pouches, Powder
FAsks, Caps at
LARGUIER & LANOUE'S,
Oct y. Corner nf Ist. and Flnrid:, sts
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-18
KENTUCKY BELLS.

TUsT received, cask of Kentucky Bells for horses,
q and sheep. These bells have renowned
reputation, and speak for themselves.
LARGUIER & LANOUE.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-18
Coopernge: Cooperase::

VTNHE UNDERSIGNED, having located at the Ferry
Il Landing OF TIL, PARISH, is fully prepared to
urniSh planters am, others with HDG>HEADS, BAR
REFS and HALF BARRELS, which he fully guarran.
tees in every particular.
R15- ALL orders received and promptly attended to
share OF patronage is pectfrll'y solicited. "a
PHILLIP BAUER.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-18
q. pets.

NTOW aloat and to arrive IN three weeks. the lar
~ g,st and most v;,rc,! assortment offered
thus market "f
Tapestry BrusseS.
In.rau,,
urerfne
E.tra Fine ''
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-18
New Livery Stable.

{NASllE& KHAN. hav,ng purchased the well known
" Stables on Third street, formerly owned by Rob
ert Beai, beg leave 10 inform the pubic generally
that as soon practicable they intend tn fit up
their establishment in manner not to be surpassed
by any other Livery stable in the South. They will
have new supply of carriages. l'uggies and other
vehicles. well as Carriage Buggy and saddle IIor
'Sin fact every accommodate ior travellers, plea
ure parties. and Others he had rea~ona bic and
,ttis:actory rates HENRY A. CASTLE,
1
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-18

Having sold to Mcssrs Castle 4 Kean the Livery
sable Third street kiown as Beal's Livery
sta Bile. > take this method of recommending my
ucceSaors to patrons and the travelling comr1u
atty, believing that they wilt give full satisfaction to
all their customers.
ROBERT ZEAL
Baton Rouge, La, april % 1859.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-18

The report that Mazzini had arrived
1t Palermo is now confirmed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02
DIR. BRU.VO.N7S
Concentrated Remedies
For Delicate Diseases.

No. l.-THE GREAT TREvlvER-spsedlye ead
Gates all the evil Effects Of Self Abuse such general
debility less OF memory, wasting away Of The otgans,
or any constitutional dufanTamcnts a. impotrncY, and
weaknesaoi the sexual organs, brought on by the
strained Indulgence ofthe pastions. Price 81
No.2.-THE CONCENTRATED BALM - win
cure In eight days any Of gouurrhoss l. withcut
laste ~ smell and requires no restriction Of diet
No. s.-CONCBNTRATED TEREB-The use Of
this remedy win cure Gleet In a short time and can
show oeudcates otcuTet effected amer an others have
hiirdi thsi also tastelsss und witboa, smell, Price
one dollar
No. .S.-CoNCENTRATRD PtNTrER--l. ,hs on.
N tomod' known that viii positively curt ttfctufes OF
e urctha, no matter how long ,taniug OF neglected
The ease may be. rfico one dollar
No, a.--ANriMERCURtAL ftLIS-AW persons
who have used this dreadful drug (neruryO (Which
remains Ia the tyiiem for yeaft, causing 20 mAny
ehIoaie diseNfst) siould We desc rilt which win
en,usJ eSanteraci the eHecu and remove q non abe
system, Price one dollar,
No, 0-oRlENrAL PASTPtII.S--it certain
cure lor female irregularities, or suppletson OF the
menttuauon. Price tive dollars.
No, 80 Thk CONCENTRATED AMARlN-
Nefss ne Nhlies, taAieF et the womh Aefinuinefs,
! pelniol ne nsitaauou. free one dollar.
No s-fhe soLuroR -is remedy that has
never hsen knewn TO ial caring Gravel aud al aioc.
tiont Of he Kidneys aud bladder Price one dollar
bthef OF TIE shove remedies will be sent BY mail 10
any part ol The NnlVu States on recent Of tha nrre
anngHet. Circvlau couisininr hli hsaiculass may
Be oblaiRed ty encosinf one Post stamp. AAdrsss
DR.. FELIX BRUNON,
! Box %, Philudolnhia, Pa.
NIB The Doctor may be consuhed In sornlienteA
eases BY euet o. Fpefonahy bat on, such eitefs will
1 be enswered as oontain reasonableifse.
/ oFtlce-oM Noh Road a Caliowhinst.
nONoA.it
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02
The Greatest Discovery Of the Agel
DR. oS TX elI'S
American Hair Restorative
In PREsERYAT1YI

Notwithstanding this is age ofquaok publications,
and quack nosirums, from mag experience and many
fair trials, this preparations has been found hrto
Excelall other Preparations for this Purpose.
It's action depends upon the tonic and snticsptc pro.
In cleanlng the Scalp, and promotingu fee andheathy
circulation Of the blood through The small capillary
vessels Of the skin. .. '..I
Il eiautually temoves all dandTuf And other impure
tie oftho skin, hso a Itching and tenderness OF the
head, which Is apt 20 attend diseases Of this Kind.
The Restorative gives lively and healthy nppenr 2.
ance a. the hair, which looks though oil bad been
used. But there u no oil init.
u invatby restores gray hair to is original color,
audptevents rom FILLING on, and will properly and
faithfully pcreveredn, produee growth Of hair.
The Restorative will be found good for Prurso and
Hemes Ringwom, and In shoTt all other diseases OF
The seeretory system.
This preparation 10 not Hair Dye. as may others
are, that are before the pubt il will not stain the ght
est fabric, and can he used under all cTcumstanoes,
Any one thai will purchase Eve dollars worth Of the
Restorative follow the directions strictly and real
ze epte viii upgn application have their money
uu1Sd AV llal Is Necessary TO satisfy any one h but
trial BOO
The Restorative Is prepared and sod wholesale and
Tethil by u. BRFsKELt, MelmOTs, Seneca county, o.
The Restorative Willie sent to any pan the Uhi.
Ted sialss a. my risk neatly prepared and pat up 10
The rsstoratve will be hfnishsato agents, At lib
eral discount, 90 a 20 make Il object for them 10
gage IN the sale ofit f
An orders should be accompanied by the money
From our numerous patrons We give but few testimo-
uiais as the medicine " deSned 10 stand on it, own
merit. For further particular address
ID. DRESDELL,
ssp9 s hislmoFs. ssne6u oountvs o,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02
HOME TRSTIMONY

HaRrfoRn, TIurabull Co., o., Msrch an, 1857.
hereby eefuiy that have been dealing in the Graf
snboTg Medicines for the pait yesT and can truly say
that have never offered any medicines % the publl,,
that nave pet wih e decided appreciation Of The peo-
pie like these, naninunrB The Pins and Caiboliuon-
They viii readily perform oil and more than j. promised
orthems havs sold ahout hty h0tflaf Of the Caihr,
ihs pat season, and hem he bes Fesplts ~
oaie
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02
,. u. Q. Jomnos, Msaleal An.

Read what Dr.. BuAhhell says ofthe Gradsnbere Msd.
cines pr D. 4 physician of extensive pFactce and
one Of The most 'useessul in ths eouay (TEunba) ia
'sIhia esriiGes ihatT have used he Grahfnberg P!is
and hiashas Cafh0con sold here BY j. n. G. JoA,..
son, IN my practice to my snire aati5faotion. They
arg good medlcines Dr. q, w. bushnell
Hartford TIumoul Co., o., Mw6h b 1857.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

Tam physician Of thirty year, practice Ny prin-
oipal study has been diseases Of females They have
genefAlly beod ny besl enofll Obainine the maieh-
ais composing Marshaiit Uterine Catholicon, wat
pleased with them ggTe tcm fair trial. and found NV
self abundautQ tucceutu In uy ionnoF practice could
only mitigate The symptoms Of abOnt half the ard
ooqd not eufs ene n ten. Now oan. Tadleallg -
a lgan aefenieen % tNenty and mitRato the rrf.t
oonsidlr hauhaiis Uterine Cnihoiioon the rrsafa.,
blessing 10 females have met with.
tUII,.. ]. n. WnnahsgM. p, chareSioA.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02
SANFORD'S
LIVER lNVIGORAT0R,

NEVER UEIILNIAIESs
TITS COMrOO sUEn ENTIRELY FROM GUMS
II fnd Nif utcone an otiabiiahed fact Standard
Medicine, Known nnd ap-l lnfoFni ~ 90 that have
nlei n. aud "a frfofii Irdta with confdaada Ia
en- dIfc1r1s iur which nj Z lIit recommended.
~ has fnfcN thou ends twithln fhe last fworaaft
who had rifeh up Oh hopes Of rcief a. tha
aameiou1 unaoiioltsdcer- - iihcatti In ny Posres-
Tie dose must bc adap- fed 70 the temperament
81 the indlWduai taktuf ~, andu1ed in tuch qutn.
tiiita az 10 Htf feniif 6nI t-ifha nowelt
lett TIE ticfaies ~ yuuT - iudament rnida you On
ihr nte Of the Liver fnI riqir0fafor. and q viii
cure Liver Complaints -lIBilioas Attacks, Uvs.
rcpfiaf Ihrouic diarfhwa,I W. Comriaiafs,
uysuhiefyi Dropsy, sourl OITtomach, Habiiual Cos.
iiyonrar. ohole. Cloinra ID nahtua, Fatulanca.
Jaundicc, FEMALE veal. - lnoiset, and NAV be- nfoi
fuucrfsinIy san Ofdin-l -lary Family Medicine. -
u Wincufc sick headachd fas thousands can tssti.
90 )inrwHvrr HfNUrrsJ 2liftwo or three easponn.
fdlf ars tken al com - lnc nccment o. attack.
Az who use u are Civ Ing uicir testimony In
ita invof. H1r
Mix Water IN the Mouth with the In-
vigorator, and swallow both together
Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

Invites close Cash Buyers to con-
alder the following cts, and then decide whether n
would not beto theif mictcsi 10 seni him an oreL-
tits husineu j. eSuiusively Cash onol ho buys and
isseEeufivey Tor Cashi and has onO OF the molt ga
tenilye Factories iu fimn. .I
some thirty dinerunt choice brands Of tsrau from
Havana and fireman cauttpnty on hand An estoa.
live cash hualngsa eHnhlet bin 10 sell ID very smalprn
hit, Also, sole agent af genuine Havana Eagle Prin.
cipe, llum iho mauuhnnry ~ N, de L'Nnlefnsi Num.
ero Ste, Rita ftryet ftincipe, liade Cubs,
s has, also, chaice hrNnds Of hue cut Chewing and
Smukine fulerroi frunvh RHpnu aud Macuboy suuii,
eoustnntly on hand, Orcft hlled on short notce -
1sfns Cash tdecpl n. sCiltNNESs,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02
Rcpublic,s

We the undersigned physiriass and Surgeons, having
eSaminsd n, q. shsidley's Improvement In Invalid
RedNeads do consider valuable adjunct The "fck
roomn aud do cheerfully recommend to the use Of
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

WFfr RfpfoEp, Coshocto1 Coz MAY II, ltai-
Mr.. u. d, KinfslsV, eif,-l have been selling the
medicines othe faA ehhafg Company for tho last zen
years aud have invariably iound lhem 70 give good
ruttfieti6a; and the piIls have sold Eie a. many
mies auiary a. their tea and coRte and with 10
Trade they have bac0me staple article AaTshalt Their
Inc Catholcon u medi1ne that has done Ffesi A.
mount Of good ia female diseuset One lady sold D.
Told lhs had reviewed heuedi from botia
tha did om long nQuflo Of mediOaltrsatmenthy
The most skilliul physiolanl. Yours uuly
Jan 4, 1883. JAnEs WiLsoNt
For sale by A. R, vau Doom, M a. Snyder, >
4 Wooster Tinni H. Hall fa,4elf Dt p. Yatsi,
Green Fpnngsj Wm, Hubb, I0dS $. p. Hon, Flat
Roek, Wni. tinlnsst, Aitchi D. Holman a 90, Me-
Cuieheasillsi J. ", Wing, AddaRf and by one pgsHt
In ~ the prinsipaltoaAaln Ohio.
For Medicines nFauoiet atdrasu
H!b. KtNGsLET, Cleveland,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02
Cure Of COnsumptiOn.
Professional CorrespOndenoe.

"CoLUanus, Ohio, Aug 3, is5O.--Ihays been treat
Ing this dsrafe of twenty five years. and have dedv.
cd more rutisfaction from The use Of the iiypopuof
rHtfEs than from all other forms Of medication
bined.h
| "MANcHEsrEp, Michs Aug. ,, ie5a.-t have used
the Hypophoiphiiesn my practice with very happy e
isrtao much 90 that would not DO satisfied 10 remain
without them.n
"MipptznURy, W., Avg. o, 1s5O.--I believe the
ypophusphitea used In Tho maunrfund way Dr.. Chufu
hiN uses uiem will cure Consnnpton."
] "aheperisiowhi Vac Aug IS, is5g--i havo pre-
acTibcd The ifruhntplhto IN several cases. and am DO
lighted with fleets. ithas uro1mplish shod wonJesf.
"LowELt, q. July 5, 1861 have used IN al about
forty bottles, and In bot instance have they failed
TO boacht the patient AMI that was hopeless one be.
fore called have had several eases given up by
attending physicians who nfe now enjoying oompafa
lively good health, aud exempt from all The symptoms
Of pulmonay disease, have used the Remedy ln m B
own case, with decided success. ID was regarded ~
hopeless BY plysiciahs and friends, and even mVself
under The 'old treatment am now able 10 ride, In
attending the sick, nsmnny miles In day, perhaps,
ai auy other physician in The counfyn
! "HoosCK FANS, N. v, Aug. %, iS59.-lhavo on.
ly time, this morning, 10 say that have been aston.
ihedin Witnessing the good effects of the Hypophoi
phitsi. The statements In your pamphlet no, nt
~ esagreratedp
''EAsTos, X. r., Aug. s, is50.-I have been usins
your uypophosphltea Of Lime and Soda, and have ex
pefenood errai improvement from them. Also, my
whn had hacking cough and bleeding ofthe lungs,
ii likewise much benehtied by thsiruse"
"CHATHAN, Pa, july 20, ts5a.-i received the ~
bottles Of Chufuhips Remedy Tor Consumpton.
| II has worked wonders in every cuae.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

TB, oursordiuary CHEMICAL PREPARATION
orpHOBpHD RUS, tthe raofifgEA crio and ouHArtvs
nroperis Of which discoFeIodby DT. r. Church
il Of PARISH ispetiouning wonderful eufes throughout
Europe andtho United ftatot, ,havug already aiialrgd
since IT, introduction, romarhahl popularity, both
With the medical profession and Tho ruhlio. u la q
purely SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION, acting with
ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY, md Of fNVARlAnLE Efft.
CACY In all stages Of frulmohary and Nervous Diseas-
-.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02
SAFE AT LAST.
"H -
NO More Explosions!
saEe md Brllliant Liphtl |

To tholo who have heretofore preferred 10 barn ol
rather tale the risk Of the exposion OF nuld woul,
lay thai the articlo recommend ~ REALi,N NON
ENfLuSiNk, and MAY BE- used without thr dirhtet
potfibility ufpn accident Il 10 used VA the
a. common hufuiup nuid
Price, "a cent? prr gallon, o. an cents quart.
~ The only place iu this city where the nuld car
te had u at he nrur Storu OF }. y. MARQUARnT
IA. 'huo a. war
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02

Fig, is vertical longitudinal toclon Of the inyus
ids ncdstead, when In position for reclining.
Fig2 is anotherveuicnl gitudinal section Of the
bedstead wheuin position for sitting up aa In chair.
This invention has reference 20 improvement In bed
steads for inyads aud s designed 10 favor sim
pciy Of eonstrueton, andparieularly facility of OPP
caton, together with ease Of motion 10 the invalid IA
raising han from recumbent position, and other ad.
yaniasss which win be hereafter named.
The nature Of ths invention consists In 80 construct.
nr the bedstead that the whole bottom thereof ahdes
forward and backward upon the Frame the bottom Be
ing divided aud hinged, that that section which it
10 the head Of the bedstead can, by means Of
crank, be tuit ed from Us horizontal position ~ neHr TO
vertical one deshed. II Is also 30 constTucted,
that when the bottom s sliddcn forward the section
next the foot alis and the bead section being Fase
to a vertical postion the whole forms easy chair,
while the iOoboaTd, turning upon pvots being raised
IL mny be entirely removed at the option Of the 90
cupan ofthc bed or when III desired TO remove tbe
pnie from the bed, which, and other details, viii DO
more fully specified In the following desrrptoni
DESCRIP ZION.
A. is the frame Of the bedstoadi y, ~, NJ, is the
divided andhinged bottom thereof Is the fooi-board,
which turning upon pivot, and brought 10 horizon
tai posiiion asin Fig 2, and, supported BY the brace,
serve. fora sable. The head section Of the slid
ing botom y, H. B." Is raised and dlowered by means
OF crank q, which turns the upper shaf s, which
eyends scro,s the bsdstead from ts side and tT,uso
the sliding hlooks 10 the shan are pttachec tho
cords &C., which pnss downward one and bali times
around the lower shan, nnd thence 10 the end Of
levers, L, l., which extend from the head section,
b. The crank G., heiLg turned, the cords, c, G, arc
wound up by the shan, =, and working upon sic lower
shafts a. puiey, draw down the ends of the levers
l., l., which, with the hinges b, b, luloru, raise
the head section ID, TO the desired height.
When the bottom, u, ~ ~ - pushed forward to the
proper distance the foot section D." drops down, Csr
shown In Fig %, and forms ihe front Of the chair while
the B. forms she back and the pToiec
ton of e section, b. resting place Tor the feet
The advantages claimed for the Improvement are
Firt, that the position Of the invalid may be sh0ed IN
instant with perfect eass tohimsolf and that ~ -
par,on. second Il does away with necessitv or
ing the patient about from bed 10 chair and furr. =,
him with table. " not, ms he may desire. intJ
| Persons desiring further information upon ~.
ieot Of this mp oyemept may address the .
II. o. SHEIDLF
RcDubic s. a.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02
READ ANDRUN!

'ruE undeFsispsa hsyns purchased the suiirs ,iook
and dinicrott OF W. \ Cfaaibrl, 10 the uaksfr ana
confscioaey hu,insss, woad say hat be intsads 10
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02
New and Fashionable

and will ho nj nj the lowest possible rates Call
The ane iewelry md Piano Ruoms, No , C'ommeteir
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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-02-16
Col. A. G. Curtin.

The Peoples State Convention is rap
idly approaching, AMI the claims of the
various aspirants for the Gubernatorial
nomination are being duly considered, ex-
tolled and set forth Our readers we'll know
that we have long since enlisted under the
banner Of Col Andrew Gregg Curtin. We
have supported him for the nomination-
We hope soon to support him for the ob7icc
Let the Convention do as it may-let the
nomination fall upon whomsoever it will
our humble influence will, of course, be
exerted in favor of the nominee; but sat
the present speaking" we wish it to be
distinctly understood that we are for Cur
tin. He is our choice; he our candidate
Nor is our preference, as we think,
without reason. Viewed from any stand
point, Col. Curtin is the equal Of any of
his competitors for the nomination; in
many respects, availability among the rest,
he Is their superior. We say this not to
disparage anybody but because it is true
As private individual, Col Curtin's char
acter is without blemish; as a public ser
want, his acts speak for themselves. The
very embodiment of all that is opposed to
Bogus Democracy--a man of pleasing ad-
dress, fine oratOrical powers, and un9ues-
toned ability,-he is a fit exponent of our
glorious principles, and The man above all
others to lead the Peoples Party of Penn
Sylvania to victory in the coming contest.