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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04
Farmers, Read.
THE NEW YORK COMBINED
REAPER AND MOWER

For 1850 is now ready, and would ash nrmefs wish
ing topprchase good ooabued machine, one that otn
be relied upon Tor Nh
~ BOrH RgAPING AND MOVING,
To cnl on any ofthe following pertont who
md uatd Tits lohine dufna lest hart est and euusire
ofthem uato ita perlofnancei Wa
Messrs. John Free, r. Green, Henry MYERS, Tsase
fnnner, "A. Wictmife, Peter Hawbltrei. J Prgle,
and " W. Howland, (ncar Auca)j r, n. Siioknev.
hvan Dorsey. John n dterns, A. llarpstsr, O. W. IN.
liot. @. w. Weaver, VI. NeikiFk (ueaf Repuhhc)t J.
krilley, George Shawman, Robinson \ Mvers, Lowis
Oweni }. r. Hcilmani w. \ J. Outhwait, j. NJ
WhitmoIe, and ~. j. Seit1, (Rrhf Hloonivllle J.
Jeste koher Gideon Stevent, and r Hsfry (uear Me
more)i Flies Housnioht, (nrown's Ceuefsli John n
DiEgs, q. w. Culver, audE. Eyestone ,tnear Mesic
Wm LambeTtsOu, and John Michaels, ,(near TiiHnD };
simon Miller and Leroy r. Crouketti (Adams 10 NJ
Daniel Close, Henry Bunn, John Duck, ID. s. Arnold,
q. Kinney, and VIM, Thompson, (nenT Uelevuo);
PeicT lloser aud Joseph Stoufler, (nenT Fostoria)
II isa well established iattthat there has never been
'ny other machine inlroducodn this county that has
uiVen such
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04
ID. #. OgIe,
LeOnard Adams.
III NII17WN % UN Nv III
Lee & Brewer,

Attorneys at Law and Solicit
or' Ia Chsneery. Rooms, In Singers New Block, op.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04
House VOtc On tAe Admission
u. "a - NJ ILnmsns -

House vote Ola tlIe Admission
riadl d1 OF KRusRs.nrs .tfr,v
Il 10 left with. the Democrats in tho
United States Senate TO say shetherths
excitement on the subject Of Kansas ohsll
be stilled by the admission Of that Terrlto-
ry, or be continued by the rejection of
the same, The responsibility Of "agitp-
ton" in this direction rests with the De-
mocracy. Itisthought BY the friends Of
the measure that the Senate will finally
vote for the admission Of Kansas and
that the President will not dare veto IL.
The following summary shows the COM
paratiVc vote ofparties IN the House for
and against the admission OF Kansas,a-
elH-7l13 adi YEAS soua evsf
Republicans saa'ataa liu s1sdio blOO
Dem, (lneluding Anti-Iecomp. .men) so
Americans and Opposition A
Total 'saiv71 fst
Her nsa SArs. adl ecs,tt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04
General Satisfaction.

Both asa REAPER and MOWER; cutting wider
than any other combined machine, easy work fof two
hories, iimplein construction, sfong aud wen huh,
sud not liable 10 get ont Of oFdercan resp any desired
heighth, from two 70 seventeen inches
u fumers viii
Consult their own Interests
They will make due inquiry and then pulchnss New
Yofk Combined Reaper and Mower FULLY WAR.
RANTED, both a. to their performance, workmanship
and materials.
will travel through this and adjoining counties TO
receive orders for this machine In time torthe coming
hafveu. an orders directed TO me a. Republic will
receive prompt attention.
api3sm. JOHN swTGART, Agent.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04
POOrman 4 Miller
Teke this method q forming the public IA they or
still carrying on their
Extensive Tan Yard,

In this City at which they purpose carrying on the Tan.
ming business extensively In hl its departments, and
TO have all work done In the best manner, by compe.
tent work men They aro now prepared at alt times to
naV the hi0aes price In
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04
Hats Caps and Umbrellas.

in our Hat and Cap department feel that
we will be able to give satisfaction both in Quality m
Price The diarTeut siyssand colou Of Hats are TOO
numerout 10 mention. ..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04
Prodnoe of I'M Kinda

Taken in exchange for goods. Bring on your wheat
Sc. &c. Ti1in, o. SEPT 30, J0-Ir
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04
Cash for Mides and BarI.. .

as well to furnish the community with any aud evsry
Thing IN line. They have in connection with their Tan
Yard an extensive Saddle and Harness Manufactory
where ey Keep on hand and make to order all kinds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-29
SHIPPIN NC NEW S
Movements OF Ocean steamers.


CLEARED.
Steamship Persia tDrl, Judkins Liverpcc-E Cunard.
Steamship Noun; Vernon Layreid, savannah-H Crom
s,esnship Star Of tho South Lyon, savannah-s Mch
Son.
esmship Nashville, Murray, Chares'onsponord Tileson
steamship jamestown, Skinner Norfolk Ac-Ludlam He
BARK Ella, Bowes, Marsslle.-R W Trundy.
Bark Minnesota, Wayne, Rio Janero-hurdle, Jones q
ss sTnsbs,s
Brig Hevqs OBJ, Co!e s. Johns NF,r Neyins SON
sg Ss% ssS sn Duncan
schr W DOlfver Murray, St Domingo cily-J Smith
sssr Sea Belle Guilt TOsS
seSr ssn m Pasn diesrman Co.
scsI Mancne:sT S,Sf ss;n. ssyannas
sosr %;?Tsall: cS.ssss.sT kiehmondJH PIsrsaqscO
sSSr Il noosn. Kiddsr Portana@Bret, soo Co
schr Sarah Jane. ichols; Newpor;-Mss.er.
soOp Southport. Giadwin New Haven-Msser.
ARRIVED.
passengers to Al.chill Son. 10th inst lls AN,
WSaysI i u
ss s s ssnts s ss @s
n ss Ss hs the Cape sS
e f. neeHa July io crossed The Eaaai9r % The Atlantic July
or s q u % ss bark m 8 y g
spoke S 81 rf Z. GsnE from for so
SsSs 9ss se
gay: Ss:; asS I: i sp9ss ss :As
sIy = & SPOKE B; $.s
s. spoke sat Hena Or
s0s for for. M1 Ss rom ssy Sg @ n q
Cape Coed Hope Patrick WEIGH seaman aged IS years.
Ship Mary Russell ssth Crooher Sunderland - days.
win coal s.S TO M Meyer Avg =. experiences s nurr
Snip ci9:innau Williams ssonios,on IN ballast
BARK Boynton tof Tbomaston Miller Ieeborn July 49,
&C. sas 3 o. f Malaga S .oGas s sSss a y I
from esson q. i9r Aug Is 4soge Wright
BARK ma ssd gOsSn BRAY Tn dad Aug with S
BIs Brooks Perkins. Trinidad, ls day. with and
perienced heavy gale from sw g ENE, which lasted "a
Sss SsiI Me o5 10 split sails &C.
schI George E1eas lB hisgs, Eeuthera. days, with
S.; Ssy 1 nsl@o, Ss,ys
ssbr Thomas nix Hal; RocIiaua days
s sT Hssiy Sss sssss
s ssr f Fa 4ds sn F4o,dssssg
ss s4ss .ss o
sT Rose w Hs:s Pona
Schr u Russeli -, Portland 2 days
Schr Waterloo Condor, New Haven days.
sloop Jane Maria, Ward, Norwich, . days
Steamer Kennebec johnson Philadelphia
Steamer New London, kmh. New London.
Steamer wesOhestcr. Jones. Providence.
Steamer Valley City, Chapman Derby CT
seamtag Fogg Gibbs sonngtcn Is hours having ship
Cincinnati In tow.
Ship Caroline Dow arrived last night report-Saled
singapore May Aper May g. passed Cape Good Hope June
% crossed the Equator in the Atlantic July % In lon 81 90
light Vsfsbs Winds IN The %ano ss much rs %' A mad
Steamships Star Of the south Savannah Noun, yono, A.
Nashville, Charleston; jamestown Norfolk.
Wind during the day to NNE, light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-29
BrooklNn City NrNX..

CRANE 90 RrE On Monday nirh, two yoang men,
camel respectively William Ps,ten John Mclaughlin
were arrested under warran, issued By Jut,, of he
Peace o. jamaica /. on ctlrss VI isps On vor--
woman, named Ellen Riley y 49,.
liea res'ae o. -
80 -,,cars that AL the par
3D.. water street; aud that Sunday they were
oct on an excursion Of the Brooklyn shamrock s0cioy
whcr the two uen induce the girl 20 into the woods
when rstcn il alleged committed the oaenoo upon
her Mclaughlin, Il IS also lcged, attempted 10
pcrpotrate the same crime, bit he prevented rom
doing 50 By psien The warrant executed BY ohccr
Cream 81 the second district, and the men were locked
up The police station Of the First district whence ucy
viii be sent % Jamaica day for examination.
CovNrrrit or ALLEGED BrRcilss-rwo men nsmel
John C. Wolfe and Charles Jorn charged with the burgn
No 10 Atlantic street. and the stealing Of quaint
ty q copper cents from the premises sunday night
Vel FOR trial b. Justice C0rnwelL
CoUErEsnS ApoSc fIEExES.--The Niagara Engine Com
parry No = q Troy. hi aaelphla pariakng Of
the hosptscs 81 the nremon Of the Quaker City. To-
morrow the company will be received II twelve ooo,s
by Engine Company No. O. Of Brooklyn, At the Jersey
City depot, when they viii proceed over 70 Brooklyn.
through which city they will be parallel 70 the Brook IN
Gsrdcnr where No. win entertain thcm at dnnor The
Niacara Company numbers about shy and viii
hrInc on q s1oudid Jcfers engine DORM. Cornet
RsrI u'lte with The compsuy. and v m add ~ the
pisv tho charms q their excellent music Ths viii be
he turtb IRE company No VII have entertained Win
&c he last twO years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-29

The rennsyynnia Railroad Comrsny aud The Reading
Railr0sd Company, announced several weeks ago
have lad made m Joint three hundred railroad cars
aud pupoec dobc this number 10 be uset IN carry
cra frr the Bread Top Mouutain Coal mines tbs
line u the Pennsylvania Railroad, about hundred
miles vest Of Harrisburg, 70 This city. Tbs trade will
be carried the fcnnsyivanis Railroad ~ R8rrs
burg whore IL sl cutter on the Reading Railroad Codpa
the Koang Ealfood to that company whaf ~ Rich
Tbs trade now Affords tonnage of about three
hurG-td tone and O. said be vcry durably in
creased. The twa carrying oompauies pro rate the
charge the E.adIT having about 0ecr miles sst of
The distance. BY tbo reunion Of Sc companies Ia
this Work The advantage of favorable grade secured
toe entire distance.
Tho New Orleans papers q Friday. ihc 2lth.
soy.--
n lrsncia mcvcmtsi lst ds, o-td 40 ..v Ntiant
change % any kns ttt -iaket. a.t t4s. was sr
sir'ctee Brorr every da fsrtn 80 Of norey s'oess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-29
Arrival. and Oepartdrv.,

sAviyy,s.-ssss uusblp In,9:i..,,.,,.. c.,t., .f.
sSi f aisai so sss s r5S r NIX Kun , 81 Aa'r We
Mrs. Dob MS Dc NJ. Nsrin Mr. merra spd wife M.,
b@r-oa coI lie spd ,S S.e "a; s,,sN Ne , e.,
fS iic.S F .TSw3; asys wooi w treei
rard \ kobcrtson. Mclean, NcL,sn l. ncve~s ia
FSsy ts Car SsIdsn g sss NE Ssser SS, 4
Per.her En knoS ilaaias,oa Davis Vito S Saa hses
Sor xeKu,iS Miss NeSSic NJ, e GD ~" l,. i-
M pT ~a5ff nTs we s,n AgH McNoash
SHARP $ = smith hemi"-- ....s, !.
ss s,s:-,, sl-, ,s. srr ses-,i SSf;s
spsaces IN, pIh ,y RsrcS ii Il sowians, samue
,pef-si ], ste-ragc
noxr,y-shp sabine Mrs fncmas licaaee, infant and
,ervl Rev Munger, A s'earns
sxe,ronr-ship Caroline c Bck-C shernac l,,e ~
ship Hurricane, sod Al Singapore
pgPAKTUREs.
ss Fs Miss ar e cd1 %s roy S
Desl.y kssn,, GrAnseG5, James h;saass s,c1
Roser. ss S ssS NEE W. er ~ ssi sn
a S eSA ns sss MT NJ S Fssy en-
IN lie sieeraee
RrrHsosp AcsieAnship Jam We yiniers, W Nor
ssSyh " ,sT "s MA Ss Pisa % 81
EhiSsh,r Mrs IiyEes sss oe va Ars Jersms Jacob
ss,s I9ssssy "pt ~. Sy,s s'; w dGss =
fp Ts; AND isSy Rev dssoras rS &
Isnns, a., snc yo ehrdsen .pd sery.n W V9r5sea'
Mr. gepoui and ehid. Ms. geneui w.s1er wai vs..
| ~
chndren-ls In the s'eersre.
CuamssroS-Per steamer Nashvilc-F Rottps and son,
r, le suo s s5 w. rY soS ". S
oidsmrh. Morris ieaper, = Rawis W Il idcun an
LADY, wearn and lazy, 4 Williams Bailey and lady,
Pircus Ne-msn, fsenherg 2 fae,er 4 Ca.t, Ch'n
nenos Dayi. y khreus Pu'lsn II 10 Fr,lichs'cin
Terruuyop Davis nr w eeer. Mss lew, M Mari
Puiar X X Miller, Marcus l. Schroeisr snd iadv. &
uer,.s frvtng l. Shell ani hty q IL mo Rus en-
& Z Terry MIS- Terry. = Harris acd tiy, Hsrpod
r Nrrirr lfvfnan. KENNEDY. be oolts Elm, k1ths
chic and lady. Meyer, Cook Newman Nr Osthelne
Chss Nronness Thos Cocrsn, Chss Wtcf, Uuohlfv,
Corev : SIN mons Jno Ieahey and sfy Itls Curu, w
raEan. 7 Norf seyD IN he sieeraEe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-29

o,-cThe democratic nominee for Congressman In the
s,,b d str.c' s Chiffon A. White, who belongs % ne
s..ls.ur.1 Sc sing q the democracy Dr. howard. &c
t-.s..t irs-sc- u ar crirrl D-'rsste
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-29
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, August 2s-6P. n
AsHr-The sales embraced 60 40 bbs ncu ling pots
at sac. and pearls ut 8 b6ilc.
BRKApMuFIs-Flour-Thc market for Western aud
State brands Grmcr with good demand. The sales
embraced about 10 900 bbls closing within the follow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-29

Tur whsHsrHNrs only me ~ Vie Wtsl1lrne. f'n
p 81 uiuae has bsen nominated O. r-c'e,tc1 o.
Co. arerr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.

TUESDAY, August 2s-6 P. NJ.
The following Is comparative statement Of the
exports Exclusive of specie) from New York to
foreign ports for the week and since January L.
1sbe. 1859. 1880
For the week .... 81 297, e38 124s, 63l 2.82i +02
Previously reported Al 2ol $50 4lceo,a25 5S57ao5e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-29

ne tIA!aoeIPhld he"5> " of the condition Of
The fcllovI,~ is sumis.. .Ne returns TO the
the banks Of nliaois. as 'hown in@. -
State Auditor, on the first Monday OF Ju,,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-29
.sls,2oS 20

The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks
presents the following aggregates, as compared
with those of the previous week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-29

Ois-Crude sperm and whale continued 90 sell 10 Ncs
Bedford nj full prices the latter commanded J6s, sui
bleachcd winter do sold here NJ eoc Lusecd steady
with sales Of both City and English at b9c 60c, cash
Olive oil, in boscs was in good demand with sale. a
quarts at ~ ~ is ana IN pinis nj ~ - 10 Western
ard oil No was saesble AZ q5c
PROVISIONS --pcrg-1he market wa. frmer aud more
active with sslcs reported N about 200 bos including
mees at $40 80 $40 20, old ditto AZ
f19 %, and II prime at ala 1875 sl4 -.
Bef steady and Ia fair demand, vita sales of 400
bbs incl tdipg country rness al % 80, and rcpackci
do. a 80 az $40 so end extra NJ ell s12 so 81
hams nominal at Slo 80 SIS, anu prime noes
s1s SIS Cut meats were hrmly bell but "a the so.
Of sales prices nominal Lard 10 better
rcques; and hrmcr with sales Of $50 bbls At i3c rs
Ruter hrn at 12c l6' Tor Ohio, ant To- 20s Dow
state: choice and sweet AZ 2lr. - Ch--.r
was firm AZ g. aekc. for Onto, and a. 2, 1919 1-
state
Rics Sales Of $50 casks we're naso 81 49, Az,
SUCsrs ia good rcq Icst ard C'ue.u tnl ~ rlr
erosion sume grades o. about n. s1'Cs embrace.
1 zoo hhds Included IN which rcre 50 Porto Bee az
re Sc TIE remain Fer com -iscI Clli SOW. lF
PART within tls range of 90. al
wvi..Fy raf G-u, N.tl size r 2i9 lIs 10 ~ T. H
pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-29

ana exchange Capital abundant, both at bank AMI
on the rect and the better grades q paper continued 10
active guest ~ previous rates OF discount bat the de-
mand ~ accommodation indicated further reduction,
and srations exhibited increase whatever in any
chse OF signatures. There evidence of improve
ent 10 either stocks bonds and have not been ad
yised {" transaction Of aoy kind since last IN this
tion OF securities Exchange ruled throughout in
faycr OF buyers and rates Of sight checks Northern
cities declined - before the close Of business Oner
nQs Of most classes continued reported and
operations WERE If anything, further restricted In both
foreign and domestic. We now quote az follows:-Cear
sterling bills, Ga 10 per cent premium; bank rates. 10
10iS per cent premium; bill Of lading drafts, sai
ga per cent premium francs, 515a $50 per dollar;
sixty DAY bills on New York, &C., Ia per cent dis
count; sight, par u per cent premium.
The Paris Dsbats published an article which ex-
cited a sensation in the corn market, urging the
necessity of taking steps to prevent TIE disastrous
results of a bad harvest, by throwing open the
ports for the admission of every kind of grain.
The Toledo and Wabash Railroad earned the
thirSl week Of Aurust:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-29

Canadian -four In moderate demand, with sales
about 400 bbs at 80 Is 81 40 southern -four in
good demand with sales OF yout 500 bos closing firm
within the above range OF prices. Rye -four was DR.
within the above range OF quotations Corn meal
range Of figures. whcai-1he market rather armcr
with good demand for export The transactions footed
red 81 IS for white Kentucky 81 so 81 IS for choice
Michigan white, 81 81 81 40 for good TO prime white
Indiana 81 30 IS for mus'y and soii Western rcd,
cocred do 81 80 81 90 for red Western, and 81 81
81 70 lar Chicago spring Corn was again lrmer naa n
sound Western mixed at 62c and sound do at &c
&c, and yellow do at zoe Rye quiet at s6c. Bar
ley in good demand, with sales Of 500 bushels at
9Oc Oats rmer at 3ec soc for Western and Ca
madam and 40c. for State. Mr. Edward Bill, In his cir
cuar Of today for the persa tomorrow, gives the
ports the LIST Of September last TO the Gath OF Au
gust 1889 at New York. and up to the loh snd isth
Flour, Baley, Wher, carn,
ro 70 Gr' 8nsn sS s s,s % s s 1s 80 s. .ei
ISIS f! ga 2.6 las e.aslol7 ssii,7sl
Flour, VIA, Corn,
From n Y. to Aug. IL, 1851 Io3 l'2issS IL $50
Cork -ihc market was au, and were limited
eobass hsracaioo sold AT 4i<c. and small lot OF 81
CcTTos-The market wa. steady. with sacs Of about
100 200 bales closing ~thoi II cha, &c IN Trcos
fKEieHrs continued 70 rue drm whilc sup room was
itohte''' hoout ap,Vpo nutlNs
engaged at I'D ships bses II 900 do ~ steamer, at
lod in ships bags 5000 bos nour by saius vessel
81 3d. 200 boxes cheese, BY steamer a; SIS and
500 packages butter 6os Raics - Iondou aud ayre
were arm, but quiet. vessel at Richmond i9r
Rio Grande was 'aken up 10 load with -Four at 50 70
Hong Kong and shapg ha geo tons ongt (wegbt
and measuremenD at sl2 rer ION
tRrr-A few hundred ooxcs rssiu ~ere sold at 80 80
Tor layers, and at - % for NJ RE
HAY-The market steady with sales NJ ,,,o, ~ bales
reported at eoc IS; for Shipment
Co., wa ~ steady demand. and selling at 20, aud 40,
,,s "A sae OF 20 hds caycd was made At %,
sIolE were gu CT, ard quotations. nominal ~ i
ior crude turpenune Spirits tur scntipe w all
" a., ~ order, q, 80 &c. a 40 .c Com non ,os,r
nr IN sh, or $40 lbs delivered. STRAINED a,
80 =, :, 'rd atsl 5Sss 90; No. l.
n Az 81 90; No. 2. N.Y.
,cr $50 os a, 81 81 l2}s: fec ana p.e w. =,
Y ,oas3 so. aud virgin 90 IT tas5 o. Tar (S,-'h
ncnt, from the circular Of Me- Turner ste wart,
yivcs the receipts and exports 81 this port Tor the week
tod lac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-29

We are again under many obligations TO VIM Hampstead
ESQ., the courteous purser of steamship Augusta savan
nah for favors.
srAr Wrsr-At a meeting Of the passep
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-12-07
SCOV1LL'S
SARSAPAR ILLA AND TILLINGIA,
Blood x Liver Syrup.


sarsaparilla is a Tropical Root too we'll
for Screfulous Complaints to need commcnda-
ton. But as Stllingia is an article Of more
recent use in scrofulous affections. we give
below the statement of
DIR. r. II. FROST,
In tho Southern Journal Of Medicine and
Pharmacy, he says: ut will complete the
cure of alterations of the Palate, Throat, and
mucous membrane of the Nose, skin, and
other parts. 1t will etfacc the Biotchcs, Foul
spots. stains ed., which ia a consultation of
this character so frequently occur from slight
irritation, or which remain after the uccra-
tons have healed. 1t Will remove the NOR
BIZ conditions of the Fluids and Solids which
dispose every injury, however Sigh to dcgen-
crate with festcring painful, scabby ulcer.
1t WILL in short. so improve the digestive and
assim,lativc Operations of the system. that
a more healthy blood and more renewed fiber
will be substituted for the d: ective conditions
of one and the other, and thus fully support
the character of these medicines for being cs-
scntially altcrativc' Also tn: statcmcn. Of
DR.. BLACK,
published in the Cincinnati Eclectic Ne9ical
Journal in which he says: after giving it
Il fair trial in several forms of disease, | am
convinced that, as a general altc1utice, it has
no Superior in the materia mcdicG. Since last
M,rch, l have treated about thirty-fvc cases
of syphilis without 4 single failure when the
patient gave me anything like q fair trial.
ScovILL's SARsApARILLA and SrILL1NGIA,
Is preparation which is compound ID upon
scientific principles, and with great care by
one thoroughly acquainted with the medical
qualities and effects ofcach article separately
considered, us we'll as tho whole in its com
bincd state.
Mr.. ". S. MERRILL,
of Cincinnati, one Of the oldest and most re-
liable druggists Of that city, makes the fol.
lowing statement:
ave have been acquainted with the lormu-
la of Mess. Scovills & Co.'S Compou, I'd Syrup
of sarsaparilla and Stillingia. and it has been
made under our supervision. The ingredi-
cnts are entirely of vegetable origin; the vir-
tues are extracted in q great measure by the
vapor of alc.hol. No mineral substance en-
tiers into the composition"
The formula for the preparation Of the
above will be forwarded to Physicians or
Druggists on application to
JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor,
IA Lake ST.: Chicago III.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-12-07
PInODUDyn MAmNlsTa
TO THE CITIZENS OF
NO ~ A R j G 0ukTY.

III X. AVERILL Jr. has enlarged, rcfit-
H. ted and re furnished the Old Sky-Light
Daguerrean Gallery over H. H. Dickerman :
book and drug store, in DEBORAH; and he is
now prepared to take ambrotypes sterreo-
types. melalnotypes, photographs, miello.
graphs, papyrographs and many other styles
Of pictures 10 the most perfect and durable
manner. He operates with the latest and
most improved processes which are not in the
possession of any other artist in northern
Iowa, and which give life-like tone and du
rability to his pictures not obtainable by any
other. His ambrotypes and photographs can-
not be excelled in the west.
He keeps on hand and is constantly rcpev-
ing the latest and most fashionable styles Of
frames cases, traces, passepartouts, leckets
and pins which he will fill with pictures a
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
He gets mp new style Of lecket picture
which has ali the briliancy and durability Of
glass pictures with the lightness and pliabili-
ty of paper, at the same time it is free from
ell the objections of other styles of locket pic
lures. A variety Of other pictures will be got
up to order, including oil paintings mono
chrematic. crayon and India ink drawings
and all sorts Of maps.
10 This is a permanent institution and
business will be conducted upon an honorable
basis.-The patronage of all who want good
pictures is respectfully solicited.-Enquir for
AyERILL's PICTURE GALLERY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-12-07
SHERIFFS SALE.

Howard County
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 5th
day of January. A. d. 1861, at the hour
of Two o'clock p. M. at the front door of
the New Court House in Vernon Springs
township and county aforesaid will be sold at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described premises taken on
special execution to me issued out of the
oftcc OF the Clerk of the District Court or
SAID county in favor of Ezra A. Graham, and
against Isaac A. Smith to-wit The north
west quarter Of section one (1) in township
nlnety-nine, (99) north of range fourteen 14)
west, to satisfy said writ Of execution and ali
accruing costs.
Dated December 5th A. d. 1860.
p T. SEARLES,
'I684t Sheriff of Howard county.