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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
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NEURALSf1iI Ga IS''isi & iSsHfESvmATIsa fiS

Great Internal Remedy
4 curing Thousands Of cases where sll other UniSdes
have uttrTh Rivd. n it no mere "ASohYNE, Ieltev,
ing tnt The moHsni, bet ia. perfect SfEottlC and
CURE pF ihets paininl dileafes. The ati nnnhsf Of
t,nimruts, EWhfocuuonsi aud External uisdtctnes,
which act tmuants Of the suTiace only, acre
temporary in the effects and Of doubtful ,iItut, The
NEt tRAlGiA KING reaches the source ofall trouble
and eectualN banshet tie diseasc tTon tho sytteh
Wc advise one and alto give ia tHal aud become
tsiisdrd Of IT. wonderful power,
Hsad ,he astonishing oi vyll known oitIeRs Of
buffalo,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07

Wesl Ntdtofds NushoetCu Noa Nav ", ~.
Mr., n, n kthrsley, fifs-i have hern srluE The
medicines ofthe Gtheienhsrg Company oF The last 10
yeari, and ha,e iavafiahy found them 10 give Efsat
taiithclton end he Pilh hn,e soh 20 sweat many
families - rvraaf a. shrif SEA and gairs and with
hAY trade they hafe heromp asiaple auiue, Maffhah
Vierlna Calhaheon u medicae that hss done great
nonht ol good in icmalc ditratet. one lady sold
it 10 told sho had rec yrd tenehi iiam one
BEETLE than shs did ffom long course of medical treat
msntty the hoat ,killhl phy y,icians. Near unly'H
TAMEg N'IIsnN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-07
GRAEFENBERG
FARRtLT MEDtClMHs,

nAHrfoRp, TJpnbuil CO., a., Msrch sth, 1887.
hctrhy riS that have been dealing In the t'Taf
iunhgTg MVdicines iof the past yeal aud can truly
that have sever offered any ueaeinss 10 The puhic
hat have met with the decided Appreciation ef The peo
rle ike these pauicunrly the riN sod Ce,holtoop,
They viii gasis psglonn All aud uere thAn pFemssd
nfthem. have sold ahput Ehy hotilus Of the Catholl
the Fast season. md hoes iho hVsi results u ever,
'' Inc. Jo,,s,os. Medical Asen,.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-02
TIE DAILY EXCHANGE,
PUBLISHED BY
K E R r l. G o.

N. E. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS
THE DAILY EXCHANGE printed upon clear white paper
and with bold and distinct type which is constantly
newed thus Offering to merchants and others making
oil columns peculiar advantages for the conspicuous and
attractive display Of their advertisements, which, in con
nection with its already large and steadily increasing sub
sciiption list makes it the most desirable medium for ad
vertising presented to this community
RS- NO EXPENSE OR LABOR IS SPARED to furnish
the readers Of THE EXCHANGE with tie most prompt full
and authentic intelligence upon all matters of public inter
est, domestic or foreign.
In its COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, and especially in
all that relates to its REPORTS OF THE DOMESTIC
MARKETS, it has established for itsefa reputation which
justes the merchants Of this city in recognizing it as
STANDARD AUTHORITY upon all those subjects in when
their business interests involved; whilst the leads
Fin ncal and Commercial topics If the day come uuer
careful review in its editorial columns.
The interests OF commerce and the state OF the are
so constantly and intimately affected by the aspect o po
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aspes anything than mere commercial repor
daily price current necessarily devote reason
able space to the Of political intelligence and
the discussion political questions lnths department Of
the paper which, apart from its commercial Importance
also possesses peculiar and exclusive interest of its own
it is the object ofTHE EXCHANGE to preserve position of
honest and fearless independence equally removed from
seryile partisanshp upon the one hand and tmd neu
trality upon the other.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-02
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.

Its columns have recently been materially enlarged
and features will be from time to time introduced 10
render It only additionally attractive FAMILY
CIRCLE, but still valuable medium of reference for
the RMER, the MECHANIC, and the ARTISAN
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE contains the general
and political intelligence given in THE DAILY EXCHANGE
and especial will be aken during the progress OF the
present political campaign to include in its columns the
latest and most reliable reports of the State of Parties both
North and South and of the changing aspect of affairs
that always the struggle for the Presidency
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE will also embrace con
slant variety of choice NoVELLETTES, TALES, POETRY
and Miscellaneous articles adapted to FAMILY READINGS
selections the EDITORIALS Of THE DAILY EXCHANGE
REVIEWS of, and Extracts from New Books; PRICE
CURRENT exhibiting the State of the markets. at hcme
and abroad, to the latest moment, and FARMERS
COLUMN, wherein much valuable information in relation
to Agriculture will always be found
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THE TRI-WEEKLY EXCHANGE
IS PUBLISH

EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
And contains all the reading matter of THE DAILY Elk
CHANGE including its general and political intelligence
kilograms, reports of local affairs and public meetings.
accurate and impartial reports Of the markets. both foreign
and domestic; its review of books; its carefully
pared abstracts of foreign news and its editorial articles
thus given in department the latest information
ceived in the city to the day of publication.
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THE MONTHLY EXCHANGE,

ofwhich OVER TEN THOUSAND COPIES are printed,
is published the first OF each month, for the months of
February, March and April and August, September and
October each and sent exclusively to the business
of the West and South OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES afford
ing The best advertising medium offered to the people
OF Aarylan 1t circulaes throughout the entire South
and est and viii be and read by buyers than
all the other papers in Baltimore together
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ynhlrf e3gleS


NJ Nr
EE.:f VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE PRO PERTY
Hs,;t ON SOUTH CALVERT STREET.
AA< attorney for the owner will sell at hc sale
~ the Exchange Sales Second street, THURS.
DA T. the 9Th day o. August next, at O'Clock, P. Nj
a I'll THAT VA LIABLE FEE SIMPLE PROF ERTY
AND THE IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, fronting on
e east SIDE OF South Calvert street. few doors from Bal
uoe IN me city o. Baltimore, which is in the occu
pacy OF Richard Lilly, saddle and harness maker IL fronts
feet. " " '' ~
n l, simproved with twostory BRICK DWELLING and
Back budingthe lower story being occupied store
also shed ia the rear Of the lot
Terms of saeOne-third cash: the balance in A. and
months with interest from the day of sale The deferred
payments TO he secured to the satisfaction of the under
Ssnd The property will be sold free of incumbrarce
HENRY WEBSTER, Attorney,
No 9Calvert treet
iuo-oo. F. VI. BENNETT q CO..
$500 e"'s AuctiOneers
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-02
4 PUBLIC SALE
III OF NATJfARI n p,uITIpTD npCnrur,

No up5srsi,, ON SHARP STREET.
~ kupic auction on the premises on The 9th
ndy OF angus next, at o'clock, p NJ . , $50 ~
tf 4 IupP ~ Il I,nt " PARGEL OF GROUND WITH
Baltimore ard described as follows that is to saw: Begin
h Tor the same at the northwest of Sharn street
and homespnn alley and running thence north binding on
SHARP street twenty ee feet six inches thence west para
ei with omespun alley seYenyone ee thence h. pa
with Sharp street to lot Of ground assigned by
lei Daley to William Eaton by ndenture bearing the
18th day of May A D. 1914 recorded ameng lane
records of Baltimore County Court in ber W. g. No. 1877
folio 6 &c therce west binding that lot parallel with
said alley twenty-five feet thence southery, parallel with
street to said Homespuu alley and thence eastery
Dmndlng On sa alley to the place of beginning.
Inc lot IS improved by a two-story BRICK DWELLING
per annum. 49, -
Terms o. saeIla cash,and the balance in six and twelve
te deferred payments 70 bear interest from the
dersgned. ~ - " wv ~
HENRY CIlFFE Trustee.
HENRY WEBSTE 4, Attorney,
No Calvert street.
+. W. BENNETT h co,
Arcti
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-02

II Union GLOVES. %
~ "A mixture Of silk and thread, for simmer wear
~ W.. F.OWENS,
jel5-u POS Baltimore street.
FAMILY HAMS.-20O tierces choice Sugar
II cured Hams for sale by JOSEPH CARSON CO. aul II
a DORK Mess Prime and Rump Pork for sale
y by JOSEPH CARSON & CO. auI-tf
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-01-18
WONDERFUL, BU TRUE.

few days since. Nj. Jas. ". Beadle, Of Hunts
vile, Alahana. called on us aud gave Us permission
to publish for the benefit Of suffering humanity the
astonishing cure which had been effected ia the case
Of hrs VIE 10y the sc Of Dr.. Hance's Vegetable Epi
leptc Pills he informed Us, that at the time his wife
commenced using the medicine. her stem was 50 ca.
titt Frustrated, by the number Of 81 asrns she had un
dsrgone, as TO reduce her weight TO 100 lis. Since
she has been taxing the pills. she has entirely got over
the sPssms and has gained in weight and boiiy health
She nov weighs at least 200 ls and declares she is
IN better enjoyment Of health than ever before in her
lie. MI Beadie also related the case Of Mr. Harrison
lghiinot OF the tom. who has been entirely c.
red Of The wort form Of Epilepsy by these same pills
Mr.. bghih'ots case bad that he never passed
week without having attack, often falling down
Ia the street lie has not had an stack for more than
year NJ. Beadle thinks that ii the piis ever fl 10
cure case u q Tor the want Of proper perseverance
On the part Of the person IN taking Them he feels
assured from ohses alton 10 the u BIZ wife that II
they are taken for sufficient length q time h.y viii
cure any Sent say part Of The cnurtry ~ mail
on The receipt q remiitan.s. Address Sara : HANcr
los Baltimore street. Baltimore Md. Price, one box.
50; txo, IS Twelve. SEA.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-01-18
NEW LIENS.

USpERstrr on IHE SourH.--Ilstaps Polk
and Elliott are nuw On SeWanre Mountain,
arranging to break ground 10 LAYING the cur.
nrr stone II The nes University Of the SOUTH.
which has been endowed with hall a million
81 money.
The Journal II Commerce. saws. that
Northern mech MICS aud manufacturing arii.
rams are preparing 10 gteat numbers to 20
S'uth. there TO lullaw their respective trades
The Legislature III Georgia has passed a
law prohibiting the post moriem manu- nissiun
uf slaves.
The Louisville Courier Is encouraging the
formation Of a new uniun party unt Of the
different branches of the Opposition.
Rionr.-Thrre has been introduced into
the senate " OHIO bill 10 punish all Cit.
zens convicted ~ raising militsr, expeditions
for the purpose u creating serile insurrrc.
ton IN uther States.
hn sct apprnpriating $4,000 for i munu.
ment 70 Col. Bentun has passed the Missouri
Senate by ~ unaninuus sute.
The Alabama Legislature has passed bill
requiring AL Spiritualisis 10 pay 4 license &c
$500 before they can open their circles.
The Free negro expulsion law went into
operation IN Kansas % the lst instant. The
Western psperssy that The Mississippi river
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-01-18
steamers were crowded al through die month
OF December with the expelled.

steamers were crowded all through tie month
Of December with the expelled.
The Opposition members az Congress are
4ari TO be daily 10 receipt Of letters from Ia,ge
shareholders IN the South, protesting against
me Dlsunlon speeches Of their representa-
tiyes.
There are in the United States forty eight
Catholic Archbishops and Bishops. two mi
tired Abbots. and Two thousand two hun
dred and twentJ-th secula, and religious
priests.
The Republican, State Convention Of New
Hampshire, which his just re- nominated Gu
vernon Gondwin, resolved that the Republ-
can party Of that State /" will neither encou
rage NOR permit the smallest rscroachment
on the rights Of the Sonlh - that il +" propo-
SEES no war upon il (slaver,) in The States
where Il exists. bat wiii defend those States
IN the enjoyment Of every privilege guaran.
teed by o0amon constitution"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-01-18
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. 9.
wednesday,, January rs, 1850.

COyGRE.s. In the Senate, on Tuesday the
10th, Mr. Davis introduced bill TO authorize the sale
OF government arms To the states to such extent as
can be spared from the public supplies; and to repeal
the Law authorizing the appointment Of civilians
pernicnIens Of public srmores.
On Thursday, Mr.. Davis introduced bill for the
better organization Of the army.
In a debate on the soundness Of Dougls Democra-
cy. Mr.. Douglas said his slavery in the Ter
tories were Of twelve years standing, aud were the
sentiments Of thsee-fourhs OF the Democracy aud il
they were he excluded from the party, there would
not be enough left to elect the candidate for President
His views had undergone change. yet he had been
made Chairman eleven times Of Territorial Commits
tees.
The Senate adjourned from Thursday to Morday.
IL the House. on Thursday, Mr.. Sherman asked Mr.
Houston Il certain remarks made by him we've intended
as personal political reflections. Nj oa.ons ~
ply being satisfactory. Mr. sherman said be had sead
y refused make say explanation relative 10 his en-
dorsenrnt af Helpers book and sauii con,nue to DO
=, while Clark'a resolution peniing.
Mr.. Cimk said DC did not intend his resolution q.
personal reflection, but would mol withdraw il.
An erAl was then made 10 induce Mr.. Clark b,
withdraw bis resolution and substitute tie following
which Ind been PrePared " - parties except RePub-
licans;
Whereas the agitation n the slavery Question is pro-
ducise u god, hot evil 70 The ~hor counry, and
IL discussion ought u be discontinued ~ al parties
therefore, be- il
Resolved. That MN Nho hiss recommended. who
slil insists uppn. anl does disaSaw the deiiiss
expressed IN extracts read from Helpers bopk, sud who
not opposed further agitation " the slavery ques-
aion, Is 81 TO be speaker
ar. Clark surpassed that his friends should have
prepared this resolution. without consulting him, aud
refused 10 withdraw the Psevioas one.
Nc. Hs.kns enerse,iesiIy replied 20 what he eonsi.
sleitd an unjust and unknI remark Of Mr. Clark. and
whs doing pistol iell from bi. person the noor.
Pot ssyefai moments the House q scene u great
cammoiou. under tho impression that the pistol
intended 10 be usei With deadly intent But the Ser
geanls,.Anns being called in. order sopn restored.
SIR. Haskins made explanation. and .sid that he
resided 10 dangerous srf,on Of the city, aud yesier-
day armed himself TO pfo,ro HE psnson nigh, on his
way lhihet II. falling from his person the resu,
Of accident
NJ. Clark sPoa.iIsl 90 hi. remark. AMI soon the.
Hou-e adjourned.
Oh Friday The House adjourned 10 Monday. without
AM apparent Piagfes. ~ mixing sPease.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-01-18
cipe, b large sheet and appears 70 BE- weH managed.
/, !. published at Muriieesboroush. price So.
EMBELLISHMENTS FoR SALE.

or The editors Of the Bulletin al Charlotte In conse
qaence Of contemplated change, and rapid ihcrsase
Of their business requiring additional labor in the
agemen will sell 10 one qualified 10 act assistant
editor and superintendent one fourth half Of the
establishment. II is considered good chance
or The Rutherford Enquirer Office, with the press,
Gxtues, good will &C., is offered for sale. he editor
wishing 10 engage in other business will give bar.
gain. Address d. T.. Erwin. Rutherford.
" The editor Of the Washington N. CD Dispatch,
good terms 10 practical Printer one hall Of the Dis
patch Office The establishment is in thrifty condi-
lion, aud has one Of The bes, Job Offices Of lis size in
The State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-01-18
Co-partnership.

ME the undersigned successors Of j. G. Webb &
w Co, having this day associated ourselves toge-
'her under the name and style of Webb & Dickson to
carry on tie Drug business in Hilsborough respect-
iuly solicit the patronage Of friends aud the public
generally, as II is our intention and expeeton to merit
their custom by strict attention to our business. We
shall keep constantly on hand full assortment of Pure
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils Dye-Stuffs Fancy Ar
tices, Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes,
and all other articles in line which We feel SURE
we can sell accommodating terms as they can be
bought elsewhere. Especial care will be given to put.
ting up prescriptions at all hours.
J. e. WEBB,
HENRY DICKSON.
nuary /. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-01-18
LATE.FRoM EUROPE.

Halifax, January 10.
The Steamer New York. from Soulhamp-
ton on the asth December, has put in here
short Of coal
The Chinese Government has applied for
American mediation in her difficulties with
France and England.
The ship Flora Tempe. with eight hun
dred coolies. bound to Havana, had been
wrecked in the China seas.
The Queen Of Spain has given birth to a
daughter.
The Pope refuses to participate in the
European Congress unless the reported au.
thorship Of the late pamphlet is denied.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-01-18

A CURIous SCENE - In the House Of Re
presentAiises on Saturday last. Mr.. Stokes.
OF Tennessee. American, qaestioned the De-
muerats (who gave as reason foe refusing
TO support Mr.. Gllmer. thai he had received
Republican votes whether tiey would re-.
fuse TO vote for their avn candidate, MIR
Bocock. ia case Republicans should vote for
hsiaT Several II them. including Mr.. Val.
landingham 81 Ohio, Davidson 81 Louisiana,
aud Wright of Tennessee, distinctly dsclar-
Ell that under such circumstances they would
not vote for tirir own candidate.
Nov ahat would be the inevitable effect
81 Ih,s: suppo,iag al The Democrats and
81! The Amyricans were 70 unite. they Gould
mol elect Speskes. IL enable them 10 do
-, The, must have tie aid Of some IT thr RE-
publicans. But The Democrats would sban-
,inn tien their uwn candidate il Republicans
shauld vote Tor him. NJ course they cannot
elect Speaker al al. And there !. no rene
dy Tor The EXISTING state nf DISCRIMINATION
except by the rlectlun d Rrpubllean. which
w"uld be worse IN its effect upon the peace
81 the country th.n dlsorganlkation.
j. u the determination OF the Demoe rats
q prevent an organisation; One III them,
Nc. Pugh III Alabana. openly a,oaed on the
'amr DAY. that =. u be hal i, in bis power he
was free TO say he looui perpeiaaie discod
here"
These are significant Signs. We leave our
leaders 10 drew the plain difference.
Fas,aepiit Obs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-01-18

HofioWdys PWs. The sufIerings 10 which delicate
ifmaes aae subjected BY ignorant practitioners, and the
20 less serious evils they endure n consequence 81 self
neglect, are terrible u contemplate. Let then be
thought oiicious rre.umptuous II recommend 10
hem with friendly earnesness this mild hut reliable
remedy lor Az iuncionsTy arrangements For an the
debiliatng disorder peculiar TO The sex and ii eyery
crisis and contingency perilous The life and health Of
woman, youthful aged. marie Or single, this great
regulator and renoyat Of the secretve organs and the
nervous system is an immediate cure
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-01-18
DEMOCRACY OF ORANGE.

'i'Hk Democrats o. Orange County. arc requested
TO meet a, the Count House 10 Hillsboroueh on
Tuesday d .eti F'biusry Coun. Tor the purpose Of
appointing delegates 70 the State Convention II RAJ
cigh, which meets on the sih Of March neat 10 nom
nate Democratic Candidate Tor Governor; and also
10 appoint delegates 10 the District Convention which
meets st franklinian on the 9Th of March next. 10
apPoint two delegates anil altrfnaies 10 attend the
National Dcmoetalic Conteniion, which meets a.
Chatlesion. on the s3fd Of April next % nominate
Dem cratic candidates fnr President sud Vice Presi
deaf OF the Unicd states Several gentlemen are es.
Peeiei 10 address the mseiiis.
MANY VOTERS.
Ian'ls Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-01-18
Dissolution.

,t'HE firm firmefly known as ]. G. Webb & Co. Il
this day dissolved BY mutual consent. All persons
indebted to The said firm respectfully requested 10
call at the Drug store of Webb Il Dickson and settle
their accounts Should they mol do so by the close Of
February Court, all the accounts will then be Dat ia
train LOO collection.
JAMES 4. CAIN,
]. c. WEBB.
January Isl, 1860.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-01-18

THr CoSTL,cr.-rhrre Is much talk among
politicians sbpnt the " irreprrssiblc conflict"
but Il Convention 10 alter the Constitution
Is called. a. Gov Leteber proposes. AMI the
result Should be, - il wneld b. IN all prnba.
bility, IL bring abnnt dissolution IT the TN.
irn. We apprehend that We ,hall then have an
" irrepre.siblr conflict in earnest. Now.
the south j. protected BY the Consultation
lrom lnraads on IS property anil IL rights
but When that sale guafsl /. mi I breken down
What 4 Il hinder the sicinns and evil .iispos.
ely. Who constitute very la,gr minority. from
Invading our Tertiary. makitg war upon nur
Institutions, aud carrying III nur .la,s.. Lei
the Union BE- dissolved. anil there wnAlI ri.
,lrrd Le ~ " irrrptr.sblr conflict. aud one
which would hr iiIsastfpus 10 Virginia To an
rxicnt which 10 ME nov can concei,r.
Isffysburg Eiitk
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-01-18
THE GREAT AMBASSADOR or BEaITt
Il o LILO w AVS PILLS
A BOON TO THE SICK.

4 DUN TO HE SICk.
The want OF sterling medicinal to meet the ills and
necessities Of the suffering portion Of humanity, and
one entirely free from mineral and other deeeIious
particles, was severely fell until this all pow med.
ieine was ushered inls The wold Hollowsys inyalu.
able Pills have become the Household remedy Of all
nations Their attribute is to PREVENT as well as 10
crRE they attack the radix or root Of the complaint
and thus by removing the hidden cause Of disease re-
nsgorae and restore the Dropping energies Of the sys.
TEN. assisting nature in her task Of vital and junction
ary reformation.