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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18
SANFORDiS
FAMILY
CATWARTTC PILLS,


The Family cathaticl Fill ita gentle but &C.
tive Cathanic which the proprietor has used IN
hll pfaotiue more than Twenty yesrt
The constantly inofeaJ e,lsing demand ffom those
who hafe luaH used the lPllls, and the saiisfac.
ton which a express in HfegaTd to their use, has
induced me 70 plnce thsfnl - within the feach ofal
The Pr0feisioh we'll know that different c..
inarica act on dinerFut' - portona Of the bowea.
The Family gathariicI - PILL has, with due re-
Ference 10 this well es. -,tahshed fact, besucom.
pounded from variety Of the uufe Veneiabie EN-
Tracts which act alke 5n tevsfy paft Of the hmen.
tHfy canal, and are coon. Island aArE IN Al eases
whefo Cathartic is noe caIdsd. such ~ Deranrs.
montt Of the stomachI .Slecpinets, Pains IN the
Back and Lonf, CUtiiteI Inefs, Pain and Soreness
orcfthe whole body FROM % sudden cola witch m.
quently, " neglected, end n long coafie Of FeveT
Los of ofAppoiitc, creep killing sensation Of Cold
yer the body, Rosiloss.| i-i'neit, Headache, OF
weight IN the Head, all =. -.lfnHammatorv niseases.
Wofmt IN Childfan or Al sAlduitt. Rhrunatism, !
great pufifef of the blood and many diseaset 10
which neth Il heir, too numefousto mention In
this Advertisement Dose, tto3.
Price Thirty Cents.
The ivcf Invifufutof and Family Uaihanic Pills are
fethiod by uruFgitts generally and sold Wholesale b.
he Trade 10 lllsrre Towns. ...
81 n. W. Sanford, VI. ID
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
a35 Bfoadway, New York.
FoTtale ny J ~. Wooster, Tim, o. octtfiT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18
MOST EE7RA0RlI1ARY lTSULTS
FROM THE USE OF
WinchssteT's Genuine
.HYPOPHOSPHITES

IN THE CURE or CONSUMPTION. .
- fnssd cuy call ihs attention ofai Consn a,p,l,, of
fsrsfi whether u abvaHufD " ne iscirlEsr faes OF
The disease, n the following extract from lstter sd
dfeffsd 10 ne by phgslclan o greet eapefehst ana
aattnfiue piaetlce IN DhrttefCo., paun Tliasotun.
atg svidsneo ofpfocflHhhl men. suoh as That sf ~
Townsendi 0uFhit confincb fo most atrptirni ofhs
extraordinary sficaoy Of ny Preparation of he Htpo
CutrHAN, Pa, "a Month. Qsth. tseo
fRiENp u WiscHErIER --at the time Of recsivins
Ycui letter trcyuegiinsa heior ofthe tases IN which
bad used he ypopho'phiisf, Wa vsfy much engaged
Thttf.tix persons have obtained the medicin. f,o,
me- Twelve n whom have been nndef my own rare -
Five of them were, In my opinion and tho Judgment
ofothef phisieani, HorRLEas CAsts on PHrHists-
irritable cough, copiuus rtprotofafons Of purulept
chafactef hl ~ twf ah aud emaclaiion. There case,
were ffom oneto ihree ysars Handing. Autouhation
anf pofcuauuu developed sounds, which, tnkfn vith
the Uihef symrtBs. gave evidence Ofh condition from
which have EEvER, In seventeen yeafr nrartirr
shEH sNutn cfsg sgcovER ~ Any orHen rnrar
NnsT. Undsfiie use of the Hypopbos.
phitss hllthe bad lrfytohi etastd they have ranea
hoshi ard strength, and healh,tohs 81 hisu bettrs
than ihsf have hnlhyt ed or aeyun yeaTs pFs viausif
The Other cHsos under my were n the iHclpjsut
stafe nnd In them III acetof the disease have dlsan,
psared. Ofthoie not dndef ny cafe Rave nh head
of single patient who did not express hmao benefit
ted BY he use Of The Remedy although In some on
them The disease was too iar advanced 10 admit OF the
possibility oftecovcfy,
! prsiumsi an ;, hepieAlin medicines, ot ass.
ciftti uf moii physiciant, Yrt from the snusfirnoo
have had Ne htc ofnf Chachiiit Rsfnsdf fof 10.
hefrnloti, vodld say 10 all Who have any fetdency
tathat dileute, rtKE ~ ANn rIE aoosfn riif nkrrfn
W W. TOWNSEND, MD.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18

Fig I isa vertical longitudinal section Of NE InSu
.ida uodstead, when In apoaiiion for reclining.
Fig Is anoihefvefical longitudinal section Of The
bedstead when In position for sitting up a. In ohair
This inventon has reference 10 improve tmeni IN he'd
seadt iornyadi, and s 80 designed as TO favoftlms
pcity Of construction, and particularly facility Of ops
eration together with saie Of motion 10 the uvahd "
raising hin from recumbeut position, and other adj
vantaFes which win be hereafter named.
The nature OF invention consists In 20 construct
nR the bsdsssd that the whole bottom thereof slides
forward and backward upon The framc, the bottom he
ing divided and hinged, that that section which Is
neat 10 the head OF the bedttead can, BY means Of
crank, be raised from ti horizontal position asn snearto
vertical one desired. IL 10 also - constructed
that when the bottom is slidden orFprd the section
next to the foot falls and the bead section being raised
10 vertical position, the whole forms easy chatT
while the oboard Turning upon pivos, being faited
from lie veHealto horizontal position, forms atableS
crit may be entirely removed at the option Of the 90
cupant ofhe bed, OF when Il desired to remove The
patieat from the bed, which, and other details will be
more fully specified In the following ds,eriPtiohi
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10
That Letter.

ut was written IN the heat Of a political
campaign, when there were three parties In
this county. and under circumstances that
Induced us to state our views more strongly
on the subjects agitated than mature rsfec-
ton would justify. At that time there was a
contest between Democratic and Wing poll
ticians in this religion as to which would 60
farthest in anti slavery professions, for the
purpose of securing the free-soil vote, which
was the balance of power.'-l JAMES ELDER
Post Master and Editor of tic Richmon ]
Jefersonian.
~ And yet, Notwithstanding that letter wa;
written 10 1ch heat be cooiiy adds" We
honestly entertained he views anno1uced in oar
letter - Compared with his, ice would be a. a
discount, with the Thermometer up to $50 II
the shade on Smith street,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10
Fast Horses.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
zette residing at Hillsboro', Henry county,
whom we suppose to be our friend Joel Ha-
zleton, writes as follows;
saw in your paper Of the 18Th inst. an
article on Fancy Horses" from the pen OF
a correspondent at Muncle, which gave the
true sires Of Jim Hockey" "Ben higdon, :
and mick" AS to the sire o. Jim" the
old darky's horse, Hickory Flags" pedi-
gree. il is true was never known, but doubt
less was horse oil fine blood and OF vigo-
rous cons i ution. which he richly transmit
ted to his offspring. Mr. Bridgland's horse.
Mick" was sired by horse called Snap
Dragon,' owned by Mr.. Fleming near Mid
dletowu in this county. and WAS a Virginia
bred horse. sired by the noted racing stallion
of the same name and he by the imported
Dare Devil" Nick" has hai brother,
ben Drake that is probably the best irot-
ting stallion in Indiana.
Consequently l cannot agree with Mr..
Hoosier. that trotting horses came by chance.
for in the veins OF Mick" courses some OF
the best blood of the turf.
The true cause of SO many horses breaking
down while training, is III consequence no
doubt OF the lack o: pure blood. l " ould
not have troubled You with this note, but be-
ing an admiler of fine horse, l was appre-
hensive that the article of your Muncie cor
respondent mot Intentional would be likely
10 mislead breeders of stock, and the conse-
quence would be an injury TO the country.
j. H.
Two or three of these horses will proba-
bly, be at the Horse Fair. to be held in this
city, next week Ben Drake" is owned by
DR.. A. Weaver of Hsgerstown. and will at
tract attention on tie grounds by all who
admire fast horses.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10
H0lch ROfcA.

Such of our friends as may visit Indiana
polls viii find the American pleasant and
comfortable Hotel......A writer IN the Pmla-
delphia Bulletin says that after years triai
Of DR. Sanders method of making water gas
a the city works in that city. the Chief of
the gas works has taken several thousands of
dollars in the pa.ens......The lowest bid for
the construction of II. w Beecher's new
church in Brooklyn. is S147.47o.-..--S imulta-
neously with the meeting OF the Charleston
Convention, FIRE broke out IN . dismal
swamp The venerable L. W. Tazewell.
formerly L. S Senator and Ex-Governor of
Virginia, died at Norfolk on Saturday last.
.....1wenty- nine girls and bors we're drown
ed in pond near Camden. 5. C. on Satur
day last. The boat sank in the middle of the
pond. Nineteen bodies have been recover
ed......W N. Kellogg has been re-nominaied
for reelection to Congress by the Repubil-
Convention of The 4ih district IN llli-
nois...... The steamer which broug hi the Mas
sachusetts delegation from Charleston brought
save from that city. seereted IN the coal
bunk He was returned however Icy pass
lag vessel......It is said Ssyers will lot be
able - use his for TWO months or more
......One hundred guns were fired IN Savan-
nah, Georgia, i'll honor OF the seceders at
Charleston Twenty eight valuable horses
were burned IN New 1 OK city, on Mohuay
night last Wendell says he spent from
30 900 to 40, 900 dollars to pass the English
bill The Muscatine Journal says that
Judge Williams now OF Kansas. but formerly
If Muscaine where he has sill some landed
,terest, has recently received one hundred
thousand dollars lee, or share. for en-
gineering through Congress an appropriation
for a tribe of Kansas Indians for their lands.
Rev Daniel Worth is said to be IN the
city of New York. having appealed his cases
TO the supreme court and been released on
bail :. Henry F. Baker, OF Centerville. has
received palen, for Improvement in mode
of aging drain tiles Me xican News to the
lst inst has been received Miramon was
defeated on all sides, and his money exhaus
ted The Unconstitutional Government had
rejected the proposed meditation of the
French and English Ministers.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10
The JoHN BRowS FUyp.-We have $

The JoHN BRowS FUSD.-We have seen,
says the New York Tribune. two West H.
dian merchants who have just arrived from
Hayti- One of them, who is an accomplish
ed and educated gentleman and cousin of
President Getfrard. Informs Us that when he
left Port au-Prince, two weeks ago. the con-
tributions OF coffee for the benefit of John
Browns family amounted 10 about 2 900 bags
OF l20 pounds each. and 1t was the general
opinion that another thousand bags would
be added, as every body regarded it both a
duty and a privilege TO contribute. As
these bags are worth from sI2 10 S14 each.
its probable that the Republic Of HaFti will
add to the John Brown fund from 100000
sc, OCO.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10
Vote Of Thanks.

At meeting of Fire Company No. 2
resolutions were unanimously adopted
RESOLVED. That the thanks Of this Com
pany are hereby rendered to Mr.. w. L. Den
mis- for several valuable pictures presented te
us for the adornment of our Hall.
Resoirsd. That our thanks be rendered to
Capt. S. Sinex for the FIVE dollars presented
the Company on the day the house OF Mr.
Swany was burned
Resolved. That our thanks are heartily Civ
en- to Clayton Hunt for refreshments furnished
the Company on their return from the disas
trous fire OF to-day.
JOHN McGRAW, Pres't.
Ed. SALrER, Sec'y.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

We regret to learn that our fellow cltI-
zen. Isaac Bates. has removed from this city
to Covington, Kentucky. He was highly re
spected for his literally in all comnendable
enterprises. and laboring without hope of fee
or reward for the public good. We send after
him our best wishes for his success and pros
perity.
BoLrER's CoNvENT1oN-The nine slave
holding States which Withdrew from the
Charleston Convention. adjourned to meet
in Richmond. Virginia, on the second Mon
day in June next.
Liberty and Richmond Hack.--By ref
erence to our columns it will be seen that Mr..
Newton Howren is now running a hack from
Liberty to this place. for the convenience CT
the public. He has comfortable vehicle
good horses and is a careful and obliging
driver. His Office is at Spinning Il Bennett's
stable.
E@- The Mayor of the city of New York
announces that he has received information
that the Great Eastern steam ship will make
her first voyage to that port. She will at
tract an immense crowd of visitors.
0JIt is doubtless the intention Of the
Democrats 10 Congress, by some pretext or
other, to keep Kansas out Of the Union un-
til after the Presidential election.
EB-I It is reported by the last arrival from
England that iIeensn has challenged Savers
for apothar Fl yht mr. the surrender of the
belt.
s&= The Southern Democratic papers very
c.ders at Charleston.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10
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kl2l L IRON

o. Oxygen And Carbon by eomsns'ion IN IL, arossa
Europe and the United States and prescribed in their
tn. experience o, thousands daily proves th., prep
aratE"n iron can be compared With IL Impurities Of
sicily compilations indicate its in almost
ha. tried h., proved .ssoIuteIy curative In each
OF sas d. ls ss,,ss so%r,,, -; viz
ton. ID, spep sin. Constipation. Dinrshoes,
p,.h,s,ry neiDe"s con.am..9n ss,e'aoa, Tas.reu
Liver Complaints. Chronic He.d.ches kheauasisna. In
.es., til.
OF acute disease oil the nnaed dinu,ion
Of this restor4tive has proved suceessni
forgotten in their shborhoo hsvs suddenly
a.. N m na' -sa !. r'.rn fsn TO-
stances ofhs kind a,tessed Of female sufferers
ton. critics. changes, and that complication of
.d dsspeec aversion to air and exercise for which the
in Ne1veas Affee.ien. o, all tiaa.. and for
preparation ofiron necessarily be for
e.cI,Inr and and mt, r.~ai riy sp>risas
in the obstinate Of eosveness without
ever being. gastric purzatre inatng dis.srsssss
hi. latter property am org ers which uas-st
upon which il distinct sni speciae
sciion cspersing the local tendency which forms
In snup p's,: are =. .ssss: .ns:
N ss h&sia.i cases Including the sitendeat Cosvenes
DtARSoOeo-
DJ sess~rt eon6rmeS ensriat q, -
s.ns the effects have bseen equally dec ssve AID sons
ing
Ia Che lee. s.s. los. :, a.:h .ss strength a.ss,.
cats I.e.Pse"s Cs..ss esso. M. r.@.l, Il n..
..sea thu .iArm % friesAs phy.ei~s..
very gratifying ant Interesting instances
In scSOf0iouS Tube re 1OOts, this nn~slesasd
has hal FAR th.s the good eaet
'oasy hAAne~d preparations iodine, aay II
Their ~eii ksewa iiassii.sss-
The attention % females confidently
s@d the remedy and resov~five, peea asy
aGxecfiax
Ia - he 0U aebsm both Chronic nd tnas
"a the tss~r hov~ver sAediys svNrA-
big vel reperset- beth ~evastnx ssAaeinR
the sseiiaxs saf Stiffness % the tonfs uaa-eIes
In sntevastsent keSeSs mast n.cessartiy No
gres- remedy anf eSsrsee prsxr-ss
"a ne neg settlements IN she ssss vt pfvssby
Of high and asefuiness-
No remedy has, ever beea disesvsesa hi.-
e1sy 81 Deei g. vbeh saeh peo0ys. happy aud
uasJ restorative elects Good sypfiss
tea rapid arasis i,isn Of
position tr active and eh-erfzi
io~
Pas neat ass hox.s eensAinisr 81 pills.
Price 80 renss box Tor Drzagsss Deaers
Vii be ssns free 20 address reeesps Of tbs price
Al i-tters orders. etc sso1ii bs addressed 90
r. B. LOCKE & CO. General Agents.
3sS DseaAway. New ; ERIK.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

D:ed.-In Centcrvil!c on Thursday morn
ing last. of consumption, JAMES IL WooDs,
aged about % years.
The certain results which attends this dis
ease had prepared the minds OF the many
friends of the deceased for the sad event.
He and they knew it must soon transpire.
ard he with resignation prepared his mind,
which they sustained him with their deep
and heartfelt sympathy. Ills humble de-
pendence upon tie love and mercy Of God,
cheered the hearts of all who knew him with
the belief that death to him had lost lis sting
and the grave It's victory. The mortal frame
is subject to thousand ills, from all of which
full sorrow, but the life to some is one OF
continued AMI never ending JOY.
The deceased VS. young man of ability
aud refined mind All had not that mind been
weighed down with the disease of the body,
he would have distin suished himself anon 2
men Blu, "lifes ftful fever" is over. and the
ambitions OF It's worl have given place TO
the more enduring glory OF Heaven.
Gu Monday evening last FRAsK-
LIN LYBaooK aged about % years.
We had 10 announce last week. The dea II
OF the father brother aud sister Of the de
ceased And We deeply regret 10 lecrn that
several more OF The family, including the
bereaved widow are now i'll from the same
disease. typhoid lever.
On tie same day. in the same
neig hborhool and of the same disease,
SAMUEL GoRDEs. aged about 20 years.
On Wednesday morning in this
city. Of consumption. WILLIAM Fl. FRANCIS.
son of Edward aud Mary Francis. aged
about 90 Years.
E.Yr Tie funeral takes place at o'clock
this afternoon. Our citizens are invited 10
attend.
- On Thursday evening last. EMMA,
/ infant daughter of Samael and Mary Hill.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10
The Chicago Tribune has the following:

The Chicago Tribune has the following:
Il is reported on what seems to be good
authority. that Ex President Fillmore has sig
niied his intention TO support the nominee Of
the Chicago Convention. whether it shall be
Bates. Lincoln, Chase or Seward. Ii Is even
said tina, il Seward shall be nominated. Fill
more will stump Pennsylvania in his behalf.
You recollect Fillmore's letter to the New
York Union-saving meeting! Il contained a
shar rebuke of them, and advised those pat
riot dealers in Southern staples To level their
guns at the disloyal fire eaters OF the South,
instead OF the Union loving Republicans oil
the North.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

RepubHcantsm Trinmphant IN Philadel-
phia-The Republicans of the great Qua
ker city have again triumphed, having re
elected Mr.. Henry. their Mayor, by hand
some majority. This is bright indication
as to what may be expected in the State cleo
ton next fall All the power and patronaga
OF the general government was brought to
bear against the people. but the honest i'm
pulses of Republicans scorned the influences
and have uobly rebuked the parasites of pow
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10
MERCANTILE CoLLEeE.-Mr. Purdv hi

had in successful operation for some months
his Commercial College in this city. His
patronage has been liberal. and all of his
students with whom we have conversed are
highly pleased with his course of studies
and his intimate acquaintance with book.
keeping and commercial law This instisu-
ton affords young men an excellent oppor-
tuni,y to qualify themselves for business, and
a diploma from the principal will insure
employment wherever competent clerk is
desired His rooms are con. Portable and well
arranged. Those who wish to take course
Of study would do well to call before enter.
ing into any engagements.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

~"An experienced police officer was
employed 10 Cincinnati. BY private subscrip-
ton. and placed at the head of their detec-
tive force. Within the last week this man
and his associates. while attempting to dis
charge his duty and enforce most righteous
and necessary ordinance, We're resisted and
severely beaten BY mob. The law was de-
feated. and rowdyism came of triumphant"
The above is from the editorial columns
Of the New Castle Courier, and the writer
was either grossly misinformed as to the
facts. or was disposed to indulge an evil
fancy. Mr. Bsily attempted to transcend
his duty, on the occasion referred to, as he
had done on previous occasions. He had no
authority to arrest persons who were neither
disturbing the peace. or in the slightest de-
gree violating any ordinance of the city, of
the State, or of the higher law The editor
OF the Courier would be much more liable to
arrest for eating a good dinner. than were
the persons who Mr.. Baily attempted to ar
rest. They were in no way violating the
ordinance-they were in no way disturbing
the peace Of the ci'y-they were not rowdies
they are respectable citizens. And such
men are not to be beaten with a mace, or ar
rested with impunity. Mr.. Bsily, by his Pc
culiarities. had made himself Objectionable to
many of our best citizens We were the
rery first to employ him. and had he con-
fined himself to the business tor which he
was employed. he. in all probability. would
have been here yet. There was no mali
~ in -
hand was raised agains. Mr.. Baiy--no blow
was struck. ind yet we offer no justifca-
ton OF the course subsequently pursued
We are 10 favor Of the ordinance and its en-
forcement. opposed to mob law, for the evil
effects upon the morals of community. hut if
no more dangerous mob spirit should ever
exist than did towards Mr.. B., our city will
bear as high reputation as the communi-
.y--but comparisons odious.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

eYIt seems the bill presented 10 Con-
gress by Mr.. Ehridge. of Tennessee. pro-
posing plan for uniform national paper
currency to be issued on the deposte of gold
and silver. would be nothing more than mere
ly Treasury warrants, or certificates OF de-
post made negotiable and consequently
available for all uses of paper money with
an unques' iouable assurance 10 the note hold
er that the money which he receives under
this proposed impress is TO be worth fully
the amount which is represented on its face
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10
EkFJames NJ. HAYS invites attention

Hsas James NJ Hays invites attention to
his stock OF goods as being in every respect
equal to the best in tic market. and as being
sold at prices as low as similar goods can be
had in this city. He specially invites The
ladies to call and see his assortment of spring
and summer dry goods, embracing the latest
styles and most beautiful fabrics and at
tractive figures. He will make it to the in
tercst of all who call to make their purchases
OF him. What he says he will do. he cIt do.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10
Mexican Mustang LtnimeNt.

rich poor bond and Iec, all colors, grade and
hear need OF praise awarded
this article healed pains Ieev,d d,
lives saved inaIs made useful aud told ills
suaged by great medicine, which surprising the
Judgment What family does require antiard
Linneat? whoever the effects produced by
bruises, spraus, rheumaf
swengs, strained Horses, it has equal Beware Of
The Mustang Liniuet s1i " all
respectable Druggists LIVERY every own, parish
hamlet throughout North and South America Europe
and islands o the Buy Al
BARNES X PARK, Projectors, New York,
Every
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

Liberty Hsraid.-Our friend J. H.
McClung has retired from the Herald and is
succeeded by AndrewJ Calkins. Esq. T.
W. Bennett. Esq. has assumed the duties oil
the editorial department and will make the
Herald 40 able auxiliary in the great r. pub
lican battle. He is a fluent and vigorous
writer. and Democracy within the range
of his FIRE will feel the effect of his hot shot
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

A Robbers cave has bean discovered near
Waioga, Iiinos, but robbers fouuo. Tn
cave was seven hy nine and five feet high. corr
tuiued boob case foil OF standard works los OF
burglars instruments. q pair of boots with the
soles reversed in order IL bsfi- those who wished
TO track .hern ard stolen articles 10 the value o.
500 some Of which have been recognized.