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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-24
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Hannah Al. Cartel, exsCuIrix vi
William ". AlHrIUTam,
deceased, plaintiff,
vs..
5. P. Short, kuth short, JOhn
Coon, Martha A. h C0On, Viii
liam Il. Carver, Price French,
Rachel French, Horace benton,
Curtis benton, Charles Y Burt,
kyeret Wilcox, Heury P.BurIOn,
the ocean Bank vi the CIty 81
New YORK, and ThSniHs Burl-
han N..N.ttAunra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-24
3ailaers.

BROOKS s. q. & E. W., BUILD
I'D ERS. Also Manufacturers of Doors, Blinds,
Sash, Brackets and all kinds Of Scroll-SaWfng and
Gothic work. Particular attention paid to Fitting
up storsa. Factory on Division street, near Centre
Block, Cleveland, Ohio nol0cs
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geaal Aotiees.
-NnrlGM PA-RTIES

james IT, sturdy,
Joseph W. Nicholas,
John ShepardhOn,
and Preston Bennett,
uoing business under the fiorrt ~ Cornrnor piaaa
Arm name Of fs,e.l,.s,, fi1Uffy Il
James IL. sturdy Co.,
vB.
Joseph Wels,
John l.. Reune,
and others.
/ OSEPH WEIS AND JOHN L..
y hENNlE are hereby no.ihsd that the aforesaid
iainiihs hOld W assignment, q Mechanics Lieus
ettected by one u. NJ. Ward as contractor, for the
carpenter ana joiner work Ou a frame house IN the
Cly Of cleveland, State Of ohio, tor said Joseph
Weia as owner.
The said Defendants are hereby notified that the
SAID Plaintiffs have Med their petition in the Court
Uf Common Pleas IN and Tor the County VI CuyH-
huga and otHte Uf ohio, Ogiect prayer Of
winch Is to iOreclUss said Mechanic Lien, aud asks
Judgment against the said " els the VI Sty7
" VITA interest ts Of 10 per cent. per
irom March j, lo5y aud Tor the iurther OF ely7
" with interest at the same rOm the i5th day
Ot August lo5s, aud Ia ustauiL o. payment Of said
Judgment asks Tor order Of SAID COurL sell the
interest Ot said Weis IN said house 20 satisfy the
same.
The said John l.. Rennis is notified that he is
made a parry III SAID pstTtiOn, the said PlAintihs
claiming therein that SAID kenuis claIuis 20 have
1lechanic'B Lien on SAID house tOr painting the
ane but that said Lien DOT rscOrded in tifus 10
create Lien under the laws Ot Uhi0.
SAID Defendants Will answer by the 10Th day OF
November, 1860, Ur the allegations said prLitfOn
vii Dc aken a. true, and Judgment sHLsrsd accord
ingly.
tiaintIu AtPTneys.
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RANhEA, BACkUS 4 NOBLE,
August 2I:3O3 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
OHERIFF AND MASTER UUM-

AMI uALLO LII OOAAA-
~ MISSIUNER'S SALE.-Pursuant 10 the com
mand OF Oruer OF sale Issued from the Court Ul
John q. Wagner plainJin against James Connolly
ct. al, defendants, tU directed, shall Oner tUr
sale at public auction at the door OF the Court House
in the City of Cleveland, said county, the ZItb
day Of September, 1861 at o'clock p. NJ, the fol
lowing described lands and tenements, to wit:
Situate in the City OF Cleveland, IN the Connecti-
cut Western Reserve in the State Of Ohoi and which
is also in the county OF Cuyahuga, and ID known by
being part OF city lot numb (i9l one hundred anu
fifty .One and is bounaed as follOws beginning at
point ths southerly line OF Bolivar street nty feet
westerly OF the easterly line Uf said lot number 5
one hundred and tty-One thence Westerly along the
sOutherly line OF Bolivar street forty nine and one
half feet (4y5 teet thence southery AZ right angles
with Boiv sr street (SOJ hundred and eighty
to an alley; thence easterly parallel with Bolivar
street (4956) tOrty-nine and Une-haH feet, thence
northerly one hundred AMI eighty QS0) feet 10 the
place OF beginning. Appraised al S2JOJ.
ID. l.. WIGHTMAN,
a,,g97.an9 SbeTiff and blasrer fornfr
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GOING EAST.
GOING WEST.

(LEVELAND AND MAHUNING
~ kAILkUAD.-TIME liable No. Is.
To take effect on after Thursday February 10, 1853
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24
DHn,HARMONIC SOCIETY OF NEW. YORK

EJHIbhAhMONIC cUOIEI ~ Ur ~ ~" vsu,th Con.
IL EIGHTEENTH SEASON. les9!e0-The fsurtnn AZ - =
bert will take place SATURDAY EVENING" ssoa mi
the Academy Of Music which occasion me
Piano and siKnor fIETRO CENTEMkRl ba,"o az Mu,io
ductor MIR c. BERGMAN. Tickets Tor sac podwsy. o.
Breusne No O Broadway ADD NJ Waksr no TO- ctsts be-
Brooklyn Members win please procure a. the door on
evening Of The Concert win be 81 50 each ne Ssp ~
Doors open at u 70 eonmonoc ~ 1. sPfsR. Seoretry.
DON5T LET SOL ONIONS TEMPLE go away
before Won get to see win never oe ~ RodS
hearing what It H. On ehst tive ooo a sso,. Children
psn rom ynsnson, gven Day and evening by the Propre
tress end builder ------->u----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

7 ETTERS intended for the Steamship CITY OF
BALTIMORE VIII be received at the Compauy's Office
No. ISL Broadway until IL o'clock N SATURDAY, Path
inst. JOHN u DALE, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

HORSES WANTED.-A gentleman living with
hi, family In West 22d.st would like 10 arrange with
persor owing Horse and Rockaway Horses aud Carriages
so that he could the CT them twice three imes
expenses References exchanged Address EQUE5T Box
418, J.. q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

ITO SCHOOLS.-Ihe subscriber is in search of a
L rood BOARDING-SCHO d. for bis two daughters ofths
ses and IL Address for week. with terms stating
pccia ADVANTAGES z. p II Boz No. l8S. Tribune Othoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

CIR gPECToR's Dr. PARTxEsT REwi DIX, March 70 1860
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.--Sea PrOpOs-
IN ais, directed TO DANIEL y. DELAvAN City In
with the the bidder Endorsed thereon,
words Proposals for cean the streets aud &C. Of
The City OF HewYok for tbs term Of five years viii be
THURSDAY the nth day Of April 1860 at Il O'Clock, at
wlic time lhe same VIZ % p.Uos Pea ,. 10, .es h .'
piers heads Of slips pubic lands aud places and tbs publ,
nake and tho limits thereof to be thoroughly swept and
Iaansd and to remove immediately thereom all dt MANURE
aches garbage and rubbish for the tenn Of hve
alliance " the specifications Of article OF chapter % Of the
the Corporation Of said city. adopted by
,he Msyo Aldermen and conmonay thereof June 20 1889
Th tsht 10 reject any and ell proposals bids received
10 the 81 tue Corporation hereby reserved
Blank PROPOSAL e.timses and 'pecieson Including form
sptctor'. Office No 1 Centre It - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24
Ghantes for Business Alen.

PROPOSALS for COAL and WOOD. - The
time Tor receiving Proposal. for the COAL and WOOD
ouired for the Public Schools Of this City, for the ensuing
hos been extended TUESDAY April a. II o'clock noon,
al which seed Proposals. will be received at the Office OF
ths Clerk of the Board Of Education Of Grand and k
streets land nowhere ee for supplying said Coal the quantity
being U COl fifteen hundred be the les
The Coal be OF the best quality If White Ash furnace
sizes in good order q i0 twenty two hundred and
forty pounds the and must be delivered In the bins tho
several School budipg' The proposals must state the mines
from which proposed supply the coal and the coal to be
furnished from mines named If accepted, and
the price per Of 2i1 porDds.
The Coal will be inspected and weighed BY and delivered
ur the on Of the Inspector OF fuel Of the Board Of
Cos. be- delivered at the Schools when
dered ows wOthds of the quantity from ths 18th day
July 10 the October next and the remainder
required by Committee The Contract to be binding untu
hSy rs, 1851. -
Security faithful performance Of the contracts win be
required snd each proposal must be accompanied with the
BhiDIe OF the proposed sureties
The Committee the right TO reject any all proposals.
be subject 10 the approval OF the Board Of
JOHN DAVENPORT
ROBERT o. GLOVER, Committee
RICHARD WARREN, on
JOHN O'KEEFE, Supplies.
VIM. b. EAGER JR,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

HOUSES and LEASE for SALE. - The
III avn IIIN0-HOUsE No. 2A Es~t Broadway, and
DWELLINGS, and STORES Nos si9 and sss Dyislon.t DO
twean Clinton ard Montgomery, with - ysaS unegpued
Lease subject 10 renewal foe SALE. The buildings AL IN
good condition 0rolnd rpas tto Inaais Of l. j. SAW
YER on ths promisoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24
RESIDENCE for sALE-Beau.

H ty situated In the suburbs Of Pouyhkeepse command
Ina tine vew the Hudson. The grounds 100 fset non
and BY 80 feet IA depth tasey laid out and wen stocked
with choice fruit ornamental sud shruboeIy lhs
House fee. frame built nearly rePes With
modern improvements Including ga, fsn.ce boz yns
water Halt the purchase money can remain Apply 70 j. W.
w. Jos. SMART, Baidns's Hotel. Poushkeepsi,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24
6onses ano farms tUanico.

A COUNTRY PLACE WANTED-On the
IN East North River with good House Out buldngs and
Water Front Address Box as6, naming situation, style Of
buildings number Of and lowest cash price An of
place find purchaser in the ii ocaon improve
nebts end price satisfactory.
CTATEN ISLAND.-WANTED Small, Fur
- ni.hed COTTAGE, or part Of Cottage with OF withoa
board Clifton vicinity where there 10 YEA EXPOSURE
Address, with particulars, ". H. b., Tribune Office.
XVANTED-To HIRE or LEASE small, ven
w tsted HOUSE Rent rot to exceed ~ 0OO per
New Haven Depot preferred. Apply to r. W. ROPES
Co, No. % Pearl Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

"ALLACKs THEATER.
w Doom open at 7; 70 commence at ]. O'Clock
FIFTY-sECOND NIGHT,
STILL
INCREASING IN ATTRACTION!
NIGHTLY CROWDS
OF
CITIZENS VISITORS.
STRANGERS
To witness the performance OF the
ROMANCE
POOR YOUNG MAN
And the following great east, including .
AR LESTER WALLACK, Mr. bROUGHAM,
MR. WALCOT, MR. DYOTT,
MRS VERNON, MISS CANNON,
MRS. WALCoTT, MISS MORANT
In their great
ORIGINAL CHARACTERS,
Aided by
Mr. YOUNG, Mr. LEyERE, Mr. PARSL0E, 20,
EVERY NIGHT.
No free admission except the Press.
Boz BOOK open two weeks lie advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24
6ouses to Get.

OITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS to LET-FOr An
~ nver.ay other Public Meetings Lectures Concerts and
respectable Exhibitions Of every kind These the
most elegant and commodous In the United states for Anniyf
ssry wetk Immediate application Is Apply on the
prefnises 10 GEO. w. MILLER, No as Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24
FIRsT-CLAss STATIONARY STEAMER

y GINES from TO horsepower, for SALE vi o. wih
out H. Rsynosss celebrated variable Catcn and
,bs wiz alter 50 ioo.o gSp. per hour i.sse es q
Also Steel tnrniug Tcols Bicksmlhs fools very low.
gasnss Ga stock sad built 20 order tsom 20 ss
r. G. SIMONT0N Co
Coz Ps,ssson aud Ril,oasta. Pssesssa N j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

AT IB O's G A II D. Z N.
RENEWED ATTRACTIONS
For SATURDAY EVENING March a. 1860.
Mr. aud Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS
IN THREE OF THEIR MOST POPULAR PIECES
IRELAND AS 1T WAS
RAGGED Pat with song Of Billy RouTke and vita Mrs Barney
Williams dance their celebrated Donnybro0k Jig
Judy .Mr Barney Williams
80 LAW FOR LADIES.
Mr., Barney Williams Five different Characters
THE HAPPY MAN
p,5Sx Murphv (v-ith the song Of The Bould Soger
Boy y accom- psryBg hmteh drum, Mr. Barney VIII ANS
On MONDAY EVErlNG first time Of the DRAINS called
WILLIE RILEY; On, Nor GUILrIi
A TALL MUNSTER.
by q Mexder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

VOUNTRY sEAT.--5O ACRES at Westfeld, N.
" j. Persons desiring 10 henselye, pleasant homes
in good neishborhood being very healthy EASY ACES 20
can bear Of two places aOi best Depot
schooIs &c For description inquire of A. LEyEklDOE,
sATURDAY from 10 to O'Clock, a. L. McBEANS, No. Is
Pine.st n Y. (Cut ont for reference
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24
pantina Ataoemies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES
"A. No 800 Broadway, Nsw-York .
~ No. isl Mont aaue- place Brookiyn-
CLASHES OPEN AT ALL TIMES FOR BEolNNz&1
WIN continue open until the lst Of June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

NHOICF LUIS IN HAKIEN lot odIt CItUP
~ me Of ne choicest in Harlem for immediate inn
rne graded scets the termination OF the
sd and 4h.av Dads Steamboat Landing VIII sa at
rrces that will pay well for improvements Aeo some low
piiteJ lots Terms easy. Apply to d s. DUNCoMb' no 81
1herty.st,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24
NYAcK. ON THE HUDSON.

NLOOblC 1EJD NEW
10 Twelve miles from NewYork By railroad VIII com.
the nth term of FIVE months May An the arrange
Of this school ordered to constitute happy family
and pleasant home. Experienced teachers employed In al
the Departments and special attention Is paid oas In
srucon The Young Ladies Department In charge Of
peenced lnstructre has been In successful operation for many
years Recent improvements with the introduction Of gs
render the accommodations aud than
Circulars may be obtained Of r. HOE Co No 81 Gold
st. H. SEYMOUR No. 81 Beekman st. New FORK Cityt sf
Rev. z. SEYMOUR, Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

L'OR SALE-A very desirable RESIDENCE 10
tho City OF ELIZABETH, n. j. within minutes walk
Of the Railroad station s3xsOO r. House modern and in
complete order every hour easy Inquire Of A.
CRANE No. so Wliamst, New DIRK, or Of J. b. MORrON,
No. l56 Broad st., Elizabeth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24
TOR sALE-At Audubon Park, Washington

Tor SALE-At Audubon Park, Washington
Heights HOUSE. with stable, carrissehouse with Coach
mans room and six lots oand four Of which ilthey
and adjoining l:Ghst The House Of the Italian Villa
style with stories and tower and story wing having in
the bsseDent kitchen psues servants meat wine and
cellars On the frs. door psro aud library connecting
with folding DOORS and DINING the hall Stare
four chambers and The grounds Handsomely
aie cut house thorough repair throughout The de-
su Northumberland convenience Of render this
the delightful localities New ork Island Apply TO
J.. HAYWARD, No. College-plsce, or RAYNoR BLACK
WELL, No. 1919 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

TOR SALE or to LET-A new frame 25-story
II COTTAGE, with two.tory Extension and Kitchen, q
Elizabeth J. marble Msntes, front aud Stairs &c
SPENCER, No. 2sl Grandst, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

TOR SALE, very cheap-A COUNTRY RESI-
II DENCF, ct TREAhOUST, IL miles from City Hail. on
Harlem Railroad house In excellent good order story
baemsn and atc four mnutss walk Tom depot with half
an OF land lad out with fruit and shade trees shrubbcry
Sc stands on high ground, good society, aud ony $1,000
wanted balance on mortgage. Apply
JOHN FETTRETCH No. AIS 3dav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24
Maebinerp.

CTEAM BOILER EXPL0SI0NS.-ASH-
- CROFTS Low Water Detector for preventing the ExPLo
SION Of Steam Boilers. AsheroAs patent Sesls Gauge
Water Gauges Whistles, Gauge Cocks, &c.
ASHCROFT Co, No. 30 Johu st.. New York
ITO SHIRT-BOSOM MAKERS.-STEvENSs
Il PATENT BOSOM FOLDER by which $50 dozen psr
day be folded In all sized pats nom inch spxad rr's
res ueed. J. STEVENS, No. Ss3 ssaW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

COTTAGE on the HUDSON for SALE-Four
y scs abundance OF ult 6pe river REV ten minutes wek
AVN O'PO'' ~ S. EDDY Co,
No. 81 Loerty-s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

w Double.eetins AnLir-eKius. Lining and Forcias
See Scion Robinson speech in Daily Tribune, Of jan %
Thou Ands Of others report lhewise-a hks H.
Sold BY GAY & WEST, No. l7s Broadway, n T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

COUNTRY SEAT and FARM for SALE, also,
NCITY RESIDENCE-Tbis valuable property Of 10 a;resis
on East River Wescheser County about hours drive from
NswYOk perfectly healthy ana needs only to DC ,eea 70 90
hore and will be soi with stock of ali kinds criages urn
ture &C. Also large aud desirable CITY kESloENGE win
stable The Is PEELED to travel abroad ifom Ill hest6
ond terms v be very liberal Apply at ~ Picest Room No
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19
DougIns Vcruscs 70 Isnt nt a nc.
nublBcnn Hazel.

On Thursday Of lat week the train
bearing Mr. Douglas and his fsiends TO
indianapolis, stopped at Morris. on theI,
q c. Railroad for rrircshmcnts Step
ping into the Railroad Batting House he
was about TO purtakc Of the hest railroad
supper he ever euioyed, whom some ono
mentioned in his hearing that Mr.. Me-
Quiston, proprietor Of the house, was
Republican. Forthwith the little Gi-
ant len the table, and slihkira the dust
e, m his shoes, went across the way 70
three cent duggtry, and appCnsod hisdok
icHtc appetite on crackers and cheesc.--
This is fact az certified by our Inform.
mt, Mr.. Slus Baker, the popular conduc.
tor on the sleeping car between Cinrin-
matt and Chicago, and hrother-m-lawo Of
Thomas Whittier, well known merchant
o, Lafayette. Hlf
The Squaiter chicnain was not so fas.
tidious to-day when he took a scat In a
Republican carriage to ride to the hotcl,
nor was he 80 fearful of contamination
rrcm Republican society when. pt the
time of the attcmptcdpassagc OF the Lc-
compton Constitution through Congress,
he called on Mr.. Cov0de, Republican,
member of conpross from Pcnnsylsania.
and requested him TO 60 to Jddge TrWn-
hull, aud get him TO agree that h6, Mr.,
Douglas, should be r,turncd 70 Tie Sen,
ate w The Republicans of Illinois aud
in consideration thereof, he would Aght
the Republican battles m lSGol Nor was
he so fastidious when, about q same
time, he was { unset n. daily with Blair,
Buflngamc, Colfax and Greelry, ior the
sale, body and sopl, of the p,moeratio
party in illinois, to secure bis lc-6ll ttion
to the Senate. The proof oltliischRrge
can be produced ary time Nr, Dongloa
will unscal the lips o'fcither of tbclubot6
named gentlemen. Invicw Of ftls,iaa facis
.it,illy bocomcs Mr.. Douglas 70 turn nm
his nose AZ Republican yittutis mcrciy
because a Rhmp Cohvcntlon has tick-
led his vanity with Presidntialnoniins
alton. e-ses.-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19

len rar, drcw ihc itikrcf and shaltd
thc hcnd film wh N fhFf tliIsfrri--
This was done on rupfIa| t'r0 NHH0f
since they all Del kfcd hIhe ffd na4
was iksiincd 70 be- thcir falos tnf lker
had bern told 10y flreilncfs hdt Genef-
al Wuikcr wos that man. end % rolora
they wanted 70 be sure on iss dcoth.
Afipg his, IN hmcrieau. an unwilling
spc etnlori prutccdcito act in the butisl
of the Gencrnl IHs remains, howcvff;
were viewed personally by every Hon.
dWcan present in order tn rntiefy ihcit
supcrstitous impressions ard bnfbprcus
tstc. a ctnin Euiiallo totic tmcrFt n.
cics ~ The occpsion wus obtnihri Gen.
ral Walkers had and tnllei riddlcd
hody placed with'nit and buried with all
th rites of the Catholic Church, and two
priests attending. in lone aud Untime-
" grave inthr laud he SO desired 70 re,
deem honi bcniehlod ihrallabm
Previous 20 his death, General Walk.
or addressed the natives and liondurcan
au,horitcs. and said che felt no iIIieel,
ing toward thcm,n r.-.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19
Thc Tronbfc BctWccn tWvourl
nmd tfnrtnntdl.


The paris Debates oftho i6tlfult. ox-
presses itself in he Ellowiue language
ON the present osroct Of Italian afairs
King Victcr Emnnuol has cuuvokcd
his Parliament f,r ito sroond of OoOio-
Der. Itis more than probable that Count
tGvsur Wishes 70 obtain from the Cham
bcrs certain decided proofs OF confidence
clrtuOtcd TO give him tic morul force
rCpuisitu 90 resist Gbrlbaldi ,f Necessary,
ana ihvro =, no doubt that he VIII obtain
thom. Tie D,otetDr has hitherto. witl,-
cut nuy er,nt Inconvenience, ltnntd Ctst
TO ono side then the other, making cons
cessions to Count Ccvour ard then with.
drawing them, and afterwards yj,ldiag
again. lie has now arrived at one Of
those decisive m,mcuts, in enterprise
like his, when hesitation becomes impos.
Fiblc oven 90 The most wnvCring minds
Events will no longer allow of his politi-
ical oscillations, aud Ctuut CGvour istyk-
iur bis precautions against the day wien
GariholdiN WIN hcthurs bcorposc 20 his
A0,r The nattcrihg hopes Inspired IN the
annexation party by the mere rtmts of
Guribaldismmistcrs, the letter to the
pglcrmitops produced On overwhelming
effect.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19
The Greatest Discovery Of the Agel
ID re - k Q 1I'6
American liair Restorative

AND ! RfSEltNATINE,
Noiw.th.tandira tldsis nu orc ofaun,'s pibuuntons
an' qunck nostrumi, from iung experience and many
mifinals, His preparations hus been iound fatto
EXoclaU other Preparations fer this Purpose
a. depends upon the tonic audantic icepiio pro.
pCrics Io.sctscss acuns rouieriinn with Nature
iu ule n.s The Scalp. and prouotinga icc andhcahy
circulation OF The b!ood utough thc suall capillsfy
vessels of tbc skin. .'
ltcGtruolly icmovesa u landmGa and other impur.
ties oithc skin, also a itrhnE and tenderness oi the
head, which Is nnt tn attend disease az uds Kind.
The Restorative gives lively and healthy appear,
nncc tu the hair, which lnnks as though oil had boon
used. Bot there Is no oil init .....
u invariably restores rTay haiTte ts oTirinalrolof,
md dprrNcuts 1t rom falling or and viii fprnneTly and
faithfully rcrcvercdu produce uew grow'huf hair.
Herpes, or Ringwom, aud In short al otherdbeases Of
the serretory system. .....'
Thi pttpafatnu Is not Hair Dye. NJ mny oihcts
are that arc heioFcth pUhr % Wil not stain tho rht
est lubrc, Rnd cna be used undet al rrcun siances
Any one tha' will purchase i've doprr worth OF the
Restorative, follow tho directions strctk and not rev
iyc cure, will upon application have their moncy re-.
funded Au that Is Necessary 10 satisfy any one is but
atrial.
The Restorative Is prepared and sod wholesale and
rctailby u. nREsEELL, Melnote, Sonora county, O.
The Restorative Willhc sent 10 any nan ofthc uui,
ted states % my risk. neatly prepared and put up In
boNrst0 suit rustewcrs, |.Ts ..'.
The restorative vi he rprn she'd 10 agents At lh
cra discount '9 asiomako ithn obirctior lhcmto en-
rHpc in the sale oft. .. lH.. .#|.
An rd,r, should be accompanied hy tic money r.
From our numerous patrons We fite but few tesiinlo'
nus, the medicine 9, drstincd 10 stand on It's own
meut. For hcTInflicular.adtss-s
ID. DRESDELT,
scIp Mrlmorc Seneca county, o.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-19
Tiffiu af'tel,lp Gribuar.
A neutrality-suspicious. SONG.


Ala--Jcrlan Is hard ,ood to uavcl.
Oh, have YOU heard the ncws2
10 is too v,,od to ioesc-- a
The people in tb,ir maiest, orc rising.
Aud oll over The land
Ihcy ~ iuining fpeden,'s mnd
With a tnsh that is really surprisinm
Then comc aud shout with Us ivrhray,
Oid Abe,
For hc is the choice of tic nation
Three cnccrs Tor Illinois n,uritc s,n-
lie viii bc our Pr sidcrt in Eighteen
Sixty one.
ourcsuse Is on thc gain,
Aud the reason 10 is plain
We're for Llbcrty against an oppression:
Aud thc people m their nipht
WIN sustain iu the Right.
And tgugh all the slu,cucrats a lcsson.
Thcn come aud shout ,Nc.
The locos an grow pale
Whom tloy coine cross "a rail-
10 suggests 10 them something quite appalling
fof they very well know
When Abe str,kcs blow
Next November they will get on awful maui
inr'
Then como apl shout. &c
Poor follows, how ubcy sweat
How they ull rnvc aud frrt--
They feel about alike IN ouvh faction;
torin spite otoll their tolls
They Re Mtnid they u lusc The sNuils--
Aud thc horrid thought drives thv,u tudis
rochon.
Then come aud shout, sc.