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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-29

nO RENT-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FIRST
Glass large size hoose in BROOKLYN. to private family
L. mopths Has every convenience neghbor
hood walk OF three ferries further mar
uculsrs add ress " indsor, i26 Herald Office.
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no DEALKRs IN LIQUORS, sYRUPs, CoRDrAIs, &0.-
The subscriber having determined 70 reinsush The bua
ssccs Of Lq1os: Oo.d.a syrups and fTurea pro-
sold a very reduced prices any quantity Also ne recy
ng Tubs and standing Casks Wi DO sold great saf0oo
b. H. LOWERRE, rs Duane otreeI
Five doors east of nroadWSy.
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4 Pin. STOCK on BnLLARD TABLES, WE'LL M
a q " esa Pcs.es 1s1s;sl. z sysa ps.Aas vsis1
Cvss Bans q MlOHAM PHHr.AI Passn1s0
6S. q, and - Ofus6y shUsl i. Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-29
PERSONAL.

DvERTHEMENT FROM rHB LONDON TINES OF
"A llth November 1859: FOILY-Au going we'll. Write
Immediately Is formerly and give address Trust matters
require signature
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INFORMATION wANTED-oF ELIZABETH HENRY.
who came 70 hs country in August 1851 in the paeket
ship Vanguard she will send her address Ellen Leo
nar 625 Sixth avenue she win hearo something her advan
tage
u K.-I WILL CALL TO NIGHT WRDNESDAY AT
~ your house at O'Clock. Be ut homo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-29

THE HEIRS At Law OF JOsBPn rHoNDON On
James Thomson Win hear Of oueaSpR mpoA - 0sfp
ysniage by .Gplyns . Richard Paok, al Pearl se m
London England, about Ne year l6 ana suhsSauSalv b.
% 1870 resded and carried O hsbuGnaas a beG1 ~
Yerk o. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-29

THE PERSON MENTIONED IN fHE PAPERS BY TIE
name Of Gecrge Alderman having bean arrested for
ro gambling In Seventh avenue not the gentleman Of u
and late Of Chicago 1870
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14
lcoN GNIeA rEp.1.

Ed. Crescent-In yesterdays Crescent find
petition from some few property-holders on Canal
street, in opposition to laying the railroad on the
neutral ground, etc. Said petition contains some
errors which you will please allow me place in
your paper 10 correct.
First, 1t is stated that s the effect Of the amend.
ment would be to deprive the public Of one of the
chief advantages of the railroads, viz: An nnin-
terrupted line of communication from one end of
the city to the other, and to compel every one
gsing from above Canal street below, or the re.
verse, to get ont of one car into another" This
admit is true, and would also be the same If the
cars should run through as said petitioners pro-
pose, as no horse or mule could go from one end
OF the city to the other, say eight miles,
without stopping Especially during the long hot
season) from five to fifteen minutes to take BREATH
So that if the cars at intervals of from three
to six minutes (which will probably be necessary
there will always be two three cars on the stand
and consequently if passengers don't want to stop
at Canal street, they would have to leave the hind
car and pass on to the front one. So you will OBJ
| serve that the only difference in the two plans
are that in one case the passengers get ont of the
| hind car aud pass on to the standing in 'front.'
which is always the first to leave; and in the
other case, passengers Leave the car on one side
Of the monument, pass said monument and enter
| the car on the other side.
Secondly. It is further stated thar this (aean.
ing Canal street, is undoubtedly the greatest
thoroughfare in the city, aud any, the slightest
obstruction to the free passage OF vehicles and
foot passengers, must incommode great number
of persona This admit. and the best evidence
that can be given that our plan of laying the
tracks on the neutral ground will less impede the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14

SEVEN PERSONS DgowSgp. 6hicago, July To-
We learn frnm MIanesnta, that on the 5th inst,
rev. u. ~ Nichols. pastor Of the congregational
Church q minneapolis hrs wife and chill. Mr..
aiexelsna. his brefhexin-law aud two daughters Of
Vt Tic gsiand. went into Calhoun Lake bathing
aud getting beyond shels deutfl 81 were drowned,
Only ut the entire bathing party escaped. Mrs
Cleveland and child of gar. Mr. Nsehals. This
saa occurrence has thrown gInona over the com.
1aunity, where the deceased Wern highly respected
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14

Southern Industry.
FA ssNIA MS INTRO WE'D
..=~. STAR COTTON TIE.


Below IS certificate Of old and well known captain long
trading this port who has received Gotten boId with
above Tie, and Which be suppledto planters ic
inventor machinery ready for ita manufacture Whc
be shortly IL is considered By captains stG edores and thc
press-ne' engaged ut the oRLEANs COTTON PRESS sps
riar To his famous Button Tie
Factors buyers rope dealers and others respectfully
ved to visit aud inspect MIR Fasmaaa Factory ote
Yard No TehoupitpaIas street. which daily Fail opera
ton.
Both Tics-hoop, well paIned--sor saio ly
+. BELcHER, u Coutn,erelal pinec.
Mr. Hprry Fassnan: '' " 'A5''
DeFFstf-fhe ship Hayeloek under my eonannnd hs re
ceved from The Orleans Cotton 1906 baes Cotton boud
In iron-nostlg with your improved Tie. ihn,s
superior all other Ties which hava under MS obsery
ton and am well satisfied with the condition which Il went
tutotc ship Itw he noticed when it out Of hcsGp
nj Liverpool and you have report condition. As
for iron bands, impression is that they keep the Cotton
compact than rope, and that they put the SAM.
weight rope more apt to break
Yours, truly
i. SNOW,
jlI 2pT Captain ship Havelock.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14
EY.itC0s S GiS0s'

s T. w 1 " G. M A q ELL / N Il.
The points Of superiority claimed in this Mae, reuisring
desirable for Family or Piantaioa use, are
s remarkable aud powaf, seng capable Of kng
FOUR THOUSAND stitches pr innate, and PER
FEGTLy RELIABLE STITCH.
It will drop stitches, and Ia naises IN its operation.
Its wonderful simplicity, making elsy learn operate
No mistake possibly made in setting the cdle.
II will nen perfectly of required sa from o
hem thar OF yard III wdth aso form fell
without the difficulty experienced with ether Machines
Last but least the price Thirty asa dalar lower thar
any oher reliable Machine in the market and brings
within the reach Of ALL
HS-PurehAscrs will be guaranteed perfect satiracun with
the privilege returning the Aaehineif after irla does
prove to be N I'VE recommend
DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents,
inf L. Capon ztreaf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14

An unhappy young married woman in Hartford,
yaeently took stryehnine to kill herself AS she
began to straighten out lobelia was freely aimsis
tered, ana through ts influence her life was saved
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14

MISC Willing. of Philadelphia, niece Of Mrs.
Ridgsgay, according te d late Paris letter ID soon
- marry Hungarian priuee,a man Of enormous
aortHne.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14

"sare,p said Frenchman. wishing to display
his knowledge of the English language. did it
rain tomorrow = Yes, safe,a was the equally
bonbastic reply, Eyes, sare, it yos.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14
SATURDAY MORNING, JuLY il. 1859.

m Mr. i. ]. MeKeevcr, Agent Of Adams Ex-
press. has our Ihanks fer Northern and Western
pspars III advance 81 the mail.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14
Cigars Gtgsss-s ,

Purchasers will always an assortment OF the wen
known nrands-lnenuidad Flor Psdss Merdana Flor de
ancho kedews, aaborga farraeas Know Something Wash
aston DOS aeranas AaEo Habano ec etc. at The ioves
srices.
P. PRATs d CO.,
o2S 2ph ~ Commercial racs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14
BosEel . 4 Allls1aasa. o. sigiais page.

cooreais wnnr.s. tis watering place will prob
ably b. looking up in The market now. As popu-
lar Ss has Arrays bsen with the public generally,
i spe asal rash from Nes Orleans will change the
face u thlnVs somewhat Now that special rush
Il tha iling that may be looked for. Our cit
ixsns EefuFn with dscouraging accounts Of the heat
NJ TIE {suf Coast places. Then tho complaints
ashinst shc New Orleans and Mobile Mail Company
come fhickor and stronger, whether with or with
ont reason, mad tho advertisement Of Cooper's
Wells comes ont At the aaspicious moment with
peculiar attractions. We are assured with earnest
nAss that no expense will be spared to make it q
I home Institution The facilities Of getting
there viii DO an additional induoement, and plea
sant iIme there mar be anticipated.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14

you'd esiI GU asseusion of ear readers te
s8 fa wlaa iAs Fatesies siabls sock, hek aJs place
iesLHy q ~ esee HE a1ese stables. Mqts ci
'azet g 10 ziz q iae s@sEe - gzrlzss ~as well
IL s#M 4 tis IA n sea srdeant
et sf YaliHlar fsins ssela ssAaes sissasssns1i
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14

5fAsp FANCY DsEss ASD MASK BALL. The
Tst eae u Tie season at cooper's Wells is adver9
aisad NJ come off on Tuesday evening next the
nth inst. Fancy dresses and masks can be OBJ
sained on the spot bat it il to he presumed from
sIsa kiad of VISITORS that patronzs the Wells, that
soFua splendid costumes will he ordered up from
New Orleans and that altogether It will be . rich
md snle1lIIid inlcfsaflf.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14
EdospiaO 1Er0lfe's
AROMATIC SGHIEDAM SGHNAPPS,.
suPERLATIyE
Tonic, Diuretic, Antt-Dyspeptic
1NF1G oRATIN ooRDr4L
To she Travelling Co-axnur N

To she Travelling Coznrnunity.
woLFE's celebrated AROMA rio scHrEpAN scHNAprs
shoHd be in the hanas of every NJ family should
leave the city be thont supply daring ae weather.
1t invariably The Ill effects Of change of weather. asd
beverage 1t is the purest liquor naade in the World
Put in pint and quart bottles sold By ali Druegs
and Frni. Stores.
UdoIpho SVolfe's Pure Cognae Brandy,
In bottles. imported bottled BY hms Narrated pure
and the best quality, with his certificate each haite
udolpho Wolfe's Pure old Port Wine,
Imported by himself in Of with bis
tiheate Of It's purity on each botts
Udolpho WoIfe's Pure Madeira Wine.
In dozen each, with his the bottles
guaranteeing its purity
UdoIpho Wolfe's Pare sherry xvine,
Imported by Hselt. Warranted pure viii Ids certificate
the bottle and amp on the cork.
Udoipho WoIfe's Genuine 9ehiedam
AhoMaTI sGHsAPps,
rints and QUARTS The made in Tie world All Gin
sold under The name of schnapps, pat by @ in
position on The purchasers
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
Sole Importer, No. % Beaver strcct. New YORK.
Fer sale by the following arms in New orlesuss
J;HAaT&co,
~ FsF5s i; \ aIf4f44Gs / \ fSASss&s / &C.
% 4 MSE1iak \ Fiai iFIi FHIfIi;S Tho
FIS5kAgh GslRl;hsr sTEE. oR-l Z d co,
r,
G.IHEUhER
sGHHtDT 4 Z~IGLE8, 4
II. BLOCK 4 20,
Bi~G9# &SiMAS,
ARTHUR u Cp.
GEO + wtfTEd CO.,
Y ALLEN Co.
DWY X, s
CONVERSE & CO,
KARs1ENDIEK Co,
G. X. KAIIsEf - 7s'-sa=s
h5i,xigs ILL., I 4aSFS i sSES5 ss K! .s..:s.
w l. LAkfER Il CO, Na-w
JAMES s4 ME,
9. M,RIsoN d CO.,
+. CHNkRY
PAYNE Il KEMP.
Gn FER 4 NGjRFRT. isl3 a4sitn
ASOOts, ssfsOee esssss kSs0gGsss,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS Russe.
5RoGAEs Wool Mexican Palm Leaf straw and eaipeacay
| HATS, at the lowest market prices by
| FROST a o.,
| No. 10 Maganne street, Eew Orleans.
HATS CAPS. etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general Of sik
Fur CASHMERE Panama. Leeho, straw. paim Leaf Mscaa
| and Wooi HATS q. the lowest marker prices, by
/ FROST u CO.,
fylS 2p&W Magazine street.
Il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14
.gas. Es. 1ys0ssspsOs,

M Il r. CHA Mt TAILOR
No All BROADWAY. (near Canal slretp
je22 2p2m New York. --.4 H.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14

nonGAAs MovkMESxs III Nav AHg - Netra,k, IN.
jay l0. Douglas Club was furmed here
laat hfzAfs 1la akssnd danre was Iarga Respln-
Hens were eferna indnFsfng tie aeson 81 lie State
N0sAtpis1ee fAr . Hni0n electoral ticket, which,
after zoag and exciting diseussion, we're lost BY
a saaa}t soke.
4hs meeting adjourned al 4 late hour, Tie Doug.
laa men xesalsed ON no compromise or fusion, and
there I'LL pgcpahly hA tsn electoral tickets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14
Roots, snOee e.sses ess0g9sss,

Plantations supplied with prime Dichng BOOTS Rnssea
5RoGAEs, Wool Mexican Palm Leaf straw and eanpeacay
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST a CO.,
No. 10. Magazine street, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14
To Casasi,aigs.es.s.

TYPE PRESSES PAPER, and all tho necessary arti
eles for tho complete outfit of NEWSPAPER for sae at
manufacturers prices by
G. Il. VINTEN,
jyio 2p6tAssW los Posdras street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14

Rsesracrs IN TAE souTH. The New York Ex-
press publishes ihs following letter, which It says
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14

~ Spring Beds--sS SO 50 for the best
Spring Bed existence, owss Patent) Me- 5i Chatham
New York. Examine IL address the ELLIPTIC BED
SPRING COMPANY, for their descriptive circular specis
ndueerssnts the trade and local aeancss iy2s 2kw1y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14

u. q. NIXON. Ediser ana Proprietor,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23
DIR. BRUVON"S
Concentrated Remedies
For Delicate Diseases.


No, l.-TilE GREAT REyiNER-spcedily era a..
cates OFT ihe evil elects OF Sell Abuse such gcnera
debility less of mcmtfv, Wasting away Of tho organs,
OF any conslinAonh dvmngra cuts us tmputencY, aud
weaknestol 'he sexual organs bought By the
strained Indulgence ofthe passions, puiye al.
No,2.-ruE CONCENTRATED BALM - win
rurctn eight lays any ease Of gonouhoca, s without
las'e smell aad ToquiFus no rsatislton OF diet
Price one do'lnF
Nos -CuNCENTRArEn rEREn-The uss Of
thls remedy VIII cure elect in tlOu time, and can
show celhTa OF Vures crttcd amer all others have
ANcdi ths also tasielsss and without smell. prce
one dollar
No, o,4,-CoNCENTRATED DPuNIrBR-i, thoon.
femed' knoWnthnt will positively r'ifo sidcturra Of
The uretha, matter how lone stanling OF neglected
The ease mHy 10, iuco one dOllHf,
No, 49, =-ANllNERCtRlAL pILLS-AW persons
who have used this dreadful dtue (netcury,l (Which
tgmAln ,n tho system tor yeau, causing 30 many
chront, discascsl should use these pilh which win
entirely c9an'etact the effects and remove IL itom she
system. irirr uno dollar.
No. q ORIENTAL. PAsTPttIs-i q certain
cure for female iregulautipt, Ur aulpEs tsou Of hs
nienfirnattrn, frCg tWo dOllars.
NJ, z, e. fuE CONCENTRATED AMARIN-
ttres The whites hllng Of the womb nerrousnets,
painlnl nensiruoton. Price one dollar
No,e.-TuR SOLuTOR IL temedy that has
never been kneWn to Ail cufug Gravel aad ali Aae.
uons OF The ktdneNs and bladder pdee one dollar
htthor oi the ahove yeucdes viii be sent hy mail 90
any part ot ue United States, on receipt Of the price
anngNct t,Wuler cuUtniutur tull pauiculars may
b. obtained BY enclosing one Post stamp Adlrsss
DIR, tELlN BRUNON,
hek 70, rhlladulphia, Pa.
Nh The Doctor NAV be consulted in eomuRcated
eases by letter % pc rrsonsy bot ouy such lstisrs i
be snsweted as coniain a.onahls ne.
utsNh-old NosG Road CelloNhinst.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23
Cmrc Of COnsmInnfiOn.
Professional Oorresnondenoe.

"CoLUunus, ohio, Aug p, isjn.-I Ihnyo been treat
ing ths disease Tor twenty years and have detv.
ed more satisfaction from The use Of the HyPorHoa.
riurEs than from all other forms OF medication com
hined."
"MAvcuE srrn. Mich, Avg y, te51-t have used
The lynuphosrh my practice with very happy e.
tertso much 10 that would not be satisfied femain
without hem.'
"NliputlHuuY, W., Avg. o, 1859 - believe the
lYpDulOsuhtCs used in thU mnnnrrnud way lr Churc.
hiil usus them will rufc Consumption. b."
"Shepcrlstowui Va, Aug IS, isjD.-i have pre-
senhed the ypophosphc iu several eases, and de-.
lighted withit effects ithns aru0mnlishc wonders
"LowELt, o. Iuly ., ls5qt have used IN all about
forty bottles, aud in but Instance have they failed
10 beaeft the patient, an thni hopeless one be-.
fore was called have had srvefalrases given up BY
attending physicians who nfe now ruin,ing cnmpafa
uvey good health, aud exempt from al the symptoms
Of pulmonary disease ! have used the Remedy In my
own rasc with decided sucrcss. Il was regarded o.
hopeless BY physeiahs and friends, aud even myssif
under the 'oldtreatment' lam now able 10 ride, IN
attending the sick, asmuny miles in duy, perhaps
as any other physician In the ruuu ~"
"liooHCK FALLs, n. w. Aug. 81, lsi0.--lhnve on.
~ time, this morning 10 say, that have been aston.
ihedin witnessing The good effects of the ilypophos.
phles. The statements In your pamphlet are not at
M exaggerated"
"EAsros, X. e., Aug. S, is51-I have been using
youf Uypouhus phics uf Lime and Soda, and have eN
pcrieuced great Improvement from them. Also, my
who had hacking cough and bleeding nfthe lunr
islikawiie much benefttrd by theifuse."
''CHArHAN, Pa. july 20, isip.--I received the "
bottles oit'huIuhilps Remedy tnf Consumption. q
th1s worked wonders in cyrry case.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23

Read what Dr. Buuhuell says ofthe GrahenbeTg Meii,
cines Br o. IL physician Of extensive practice, and
ofthe most successful In the county (fwmbul) in
which be residsss
"Ths certides ,hat have used tho Grahenberg Pla
and Marshais Cath0lieon sold here BY J II. O. Joh,..
son. In my practice 10 my entire satisfaction. They
are good mediolnes. DR. @ w, BUsHSELL"
Hartford, Tmmbull Co, o., March z, 1857.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23
GRAFFENBERG
FAMILY MgUbctNES,
HOME TESTIMONY
RETAIL PRICES

HARroRD, Tmuibull Co., o., March lth, iea7.
herohg tiiy that have been dealing IN she Graf
irnboTg Medicines for the past year, and can truly say
that have offered any medicines 70 the public
that have met with the decided appreciation sf tho peo
pie like these, particularly the Pil's and Catboeon
They will readypororm all and mofe than is promised
iorihom have sold ahom hfiy b0ttles Of the Cathol
the past season. aud hear the best results IN every
ease.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23
The Greatest Discovery Of the Agel
I'D H SS k I1'S
American Hair Restorative

AND L RESERNATINE.
Noiw.thuanding this Is &c ofquark publications
and quack uosirnns, from iung experience and many
mif Trials, this Preparations hus been found fnrto
Excel all other Preparations fer this Purpose
It, action depends upon the tonic and dantcep pro
per les u possefscs, acting IN CONNECTION with Nature
in cleansing the scalp, aud promoting nee andhcathy
circulation Of tie blood through the small capiaB
vessels Of the skin.
lteffeciuHlly removes ali dandrnf and other mpuTi
ucs ntthe skin aso oil itching and tenderness OF the
head which Is unt To attend discasrs Of this Kind
The Restorative gives lively aud healthy appear
anre Ia the hair, which Looks o. though oil had been
used. But there l. no oil init.
II invariably restores eray hair 10 !ts original color
aud pteyentsit rom falling on, and will properly and
uthuly petseverod In, produce new growth OF hair
The Restorative viii be found RUod for Pturgo ant
Herpes, or Rngwom, and In short all other diseases o.
The serrctory system.
This preparation Is not a Hair Dye, may otheH
are that are before the public u will not stain the ig
est fabric, and be used under al circumstances,
Any one tha will purchase five dollar worth Of tho
Restorative, follow the directions strictly and not real
lEe cure, will upon application have their money re
nnhed Au that Is necessary TO satisfy any one s but
The Restorative Is prepared and sold wholesale and
retail by d. DREsKELL, MelmoTe, feneca county, o,
The Restorative WILDE sent 10 any part of the Unit
ted states at my risk neatly prepared and put up ia
boxes TO suit customers.
The restorative win be furnished to agents, At lib.
eral discount 50 a TO make Il an object Tor them 10 en-
gage IN the sHle Of
All orders shoud be accompanied by the money
From our numerous patrons We give but few teftlmo
uials as The medicine s destined 70 stand its own
merit For further particulars uddref
ID. DRESDELL,
sep9 MelmoTe, Seneca county, o.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23
TIC. TEACHERS.

Meetings for the Examination of
Teachers, viii be held IN he COurt House,
in liilin, al O'Clock. p, NJ, on each Satug
day OF February, March, April, May, Sep.
tember, October and Noyembori and on the
third Saturday OF each OC the remainlng
months OF the year. II GOOD
lAMES PILLARS
JOHN AlcCAULEY
Ti6n, fyb, 4, lS60--lQr ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23

Invites close Cash Buyers to con.
idof Tho following facts and then decide whsiher II
would not he 20 theif iuirtr,tto scnl him ofirf-
lis business u rxrlusNcly Cash onUi be- huys aus
,olsrscusiytly Toe GashI aud has one OF tho most ~
ten,iNs tHrtour. iH 1inn
some thr', different uhuice brands Of tcgar from
Havana and lheman constEnil, ON hand. An eNteu.
sNe cash business enables him 10 sell vrfy tmulptn
its Alto, vol, agent Git rruuluc ltaynnH Eagle rrin
rro, i'om the mnuulhrIun Ot VI dp L'Nilltrast Nun,
rvul ste, Rita street Principe, l,la dc Cubs.
le has, also, uhuicc brands Of tine cot Chewing and
Smoking robncroj tfvnoh Rappc aud Mucbhoy SuuH
,ansiunly on hand. utiru hilcd on shou notice .-
lefms Na,h. tdcrpl n SCulNNESS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23

This euraoriinary ca EMiCAL PREPARATION
Of rHOFPHORUs, Uhe rHOrnyEicrfc andcURArtvE
proprriie Vt which were 10 scuvredhy Dr. q. Church
m uf Paris) performing wonderful rufrs Throughout
Europe nndtho United states, having already attained
since rs nirnducion, remark able popularity, both
with the medical pr8fession and the pubie n Us ~
purely SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION, acting With
ausolrrr csRrAiSrY, and Of iNvARtABLE EFF.
.CACY in 90 stages Of Pulmonary and Ncrous Dicai-
ca Iho
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23
now ARD ASSOCIATION,
puTlAnRLpuIA.

heue violent ipstuuon established by tpsc ial eadoW
tnent l0f the Rehefofthe Sivk and nititessed,
afflicted with Ntfulent sad Epiapmiu nisoases,
aud especially for The Curp 81 niseates Of he
ScAuul Organs,
Medical advice given gratis, 10y the
Acting surcon 10 AN vho apply hv lsti,h With %,
cupiou oftheit condition, Gage, occupauon, habits Of
life, Nc1 aud 90 cates Of eitreme poverty, medicines
iurnithed tree Of rhurse.
VALUABLE REPORTS on speunaiothua, and
ethQy dlfeascs afthe Sexual orrans, end new Rem.
edirt employed in the nispcnsan sunt o. the auoied
IN tpaled letter Vcopes nee oichage. Two o. thlee
Stamps tofpoalage win be aecopiobio
Addfess, nt J skillln llonghtoa, Acting surgeon,
hQuabi Associpuon, of No. aouth Niath stleei,
fmhdglptip, fa, ~ o5dsf II tho Directors,
EHaA ID. llrARrvEti, Prest,
$50 FAmcuru. eeeutan trpi5if
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23
Petition for divorce.

Joel Kfeeloah araiust Selma Kregleah. Court Of
Comuon Pleas, Seaeca CO., %,
Sahina eloah "a tie eounty OF Carbon and State
of Pcnasyvania, ,s noud 80 that joel giosh do
the Ioih day Of NaIvh, A D is6O fle hls Petition in
the olhos oftho Cietk Of The Cbur Of Conaioa Rleas
uihu and of he County % Seneca aud state efOhio
uhufsina the said sohina kFcgloah OF hsFinf itsmef
hu,hand living at the time BE- vas uuuiod % the said
s0hina krcsioah, (vhom he ryaYi uasy b. uiaau a
paHy dcloudsnt 20 this petiuon,l and 10 whom nv
said obiHa kreE oah hao hqeu legally joined ia uar
siser, and astng that he may be divorced ftoui 10
,aid sohha kregouh, which letiliou will stand iuf
heshng atihe neSttefm OF said cont.
JOEis KREGLOAH,
MaIrh 20, 1850 70 6wss lsAAc sErx, Ait'y.