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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-14
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FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and rut mp
In GLASS Case., Air Tight, and will keep Ia any


climate.
The Family CNthaHicl lPILL gentle but 40.
tive Cathprtic which the proprietor has used In
his prnctlre more thsnI twenty years,
The constrantly incra.l e.lsing demand itom those
who have long used the lPils, and the sattsiac'
tion which MI express In Tekard 20 their use, ha,
induced to place them - ]Within the Tcaoh eTall,
The ptnIession welt ,.lkHow that different Ca
ihHriius act on diNetenN @portinl,r weeA h-,s.la
The Family CathnHir D Irtl.i has, with due 70
ference To this welt ss s,tubhs she'd tact, hepncom
ponnded from variety Of FSthe VuEetai le EN
tracts, which act ake on teVcTy pnrt OF the alimen
tary canal, aud are uoon t-inRd SAWS In all case
where Cathadir IA nee coIied. such Ns neTange
ments Of the Stumnch Siropinrss, Pains in th1
Hack and I.oins, Cnstlve, urss, painand Sorenef'
Oyetthe whole body, from % sudden cold, which Ire
guently, ifBerlected, end tn long course Of Feve
i.ass Of Appetite. creep. Cng sensation oi Ceh o
yer the body, ReHlest. r css, Headache, o
weight in the Head, al 70 roIinnammatory nissatei
Wotms in Children o. Al S1Idults. Rheunatism,
Ffcat Purifier Of the bluod aud many diseases I,
l whirh neuh IL heir too. lnuHetous 10 mention it
this Advertisements Dose, ito3.
Price Thirty Gents.
The Liver Iuy gutateT and Family CathnHie pillser
rstailcd BY Druggist gcnefally aud sold Wholesale By
the Trade in all large towns.
n a. w. sanford, NJ -.
Manufacture and Proprietor,
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| Forsale by ). r. Wooster, rfn, o. octi4.iT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-14

lam phy,irian Of thirty years pfacues. Ny prln.
cipal study hss been dgeafes OF females. They have
generally bottled my lest siIous Obtaining the matsri.
als oomposing Msshallt Uterine Catboheon, IVES
pleased with them, gave them fair trial. End found my
self niy successful inny former practice could
nny matts ihe symptoms af absut half the cases aad
could not cure one In ten. Nov ! rudiualiy cure
Al least seventeen in twenty and mitigate the rest.
eontidst Mafshalrs Uterine Catholcon the rrsateti
blssting 10 females have met With.
J. n. WiLLtAHt, NJ. D., Charleston.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
rioo Is cents por Box rivo box, for 81 %.

Grcatnumhcrs of Clcrgymch Physicians, States
men, and eminent porsunnve,s have lrmt thar.
names tn certify the unparalleled usrhnc,s ofth,sc'
remedies, bat nur space here will not permit t',s
insertion Of thrin. The Agrnts b,lnw nim"d fur.
nish gratis unr ANEi,icAN ALNNNAcm wlirh they
are given; with also full description, of the amvc
complaints. aud the treatment thit should hr fil-.
lowed flr thCir cure
Do not he put OF hy unpriurprl dealers with,
other preparations they mak" more profit n'.
Demand AYERS, aud take M n'hrrs. The sick
want the best aid there Is fur them, and they shnd
have Il.
All our remedies ~" nv hv
DuBuIs 4 Co., and BY all Druggists and Dealers
evcyNhefe, tepll ~
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Read Whist mr. nushnell says ofths GriTenbera Medi.
cnes ~. o. " physician of extensive practice, and
one Of the most successful 10 the county (frumbul) IN
which he rrsidesi
Ttis rertiGes that have used .he Grafenbsrr ri \,
and Marshall, Catlocon sold here by ]. n. g. JOIN,
son. IN my prsctce 10 my entire tatisfaction. They
are good medicnes DR. q. w. BUSHNELL"
iisrtford, Tfunibui Co, o., March 7, 1857
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WIN UEnTOHnl VolioTI0n U0.l May ~, IE3I.
Nj. n. ~ kinfssy, Siu-i have been selling the
mediciner ofhn uruenberF Company fof the last ten
yeau, and have Invariably found ihem 10 give good
familesasteRuafy tholfteA and coffee, and with ny
trade they have become staple article .Aarshsls UteT
Inc Caiholicon ia medicine that has done greet A.
mount Of good In female diseases. One lady soldit
In told me she had received heneht from bottle
than she did from long course Of medicalueatmentby
The most tkillful phytioiant. Nouu truly
ian. 1, 1883, liHRs WILSON.
For sale ty A. n. Van Doom, n. ~. Snyder,
r. Wooster Timni n. Hall, fowsllj Dr. r. Ysies,
Green gnringsi WIN, Hub, l.odi =. r. Huh, Flat
Rock, VIM. RininFeb AuicAi d. Hoffman h Co., Mo.
CuchenYills; J. W. Wing, Adrnni and by one aEeni
in M the nTiucipaltownt IN ohio.
For Medioines ~ agencies address
II. o. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
be5.iy. Agent for Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-14
NeW aud FnsIlionabIe

nd viii be sai at tho lowest possible fatsi Gail ~
be fns iewelry and rian9 Rooms, No : Commrfcial
tow, TINA, q. tmD WILLIAM uALLuP
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GRAFFENBERG
PRRliAV MRptCiRRs,
mOME TESTIMONY

faprronp, 1fumbull Co., o., March 7th, 1857.
hereby ceHify that have been dealing IN the Graf.
fsnhsfg Medcnss foi the past year, and truly
that have nevef offered any medicines TO The public
hat have met with the decided anpoaion Of The peo.
pie Ike these, pHuiculnry NE Pis and Catbncon.-
They will readily perform all and more than promised
orthem haye sold nbuut fny boiies Of the Cathoii.
con The past season ahd hsaf the best results IN ever
case.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-12-08
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cS- It will be seen by reference to the proceed- ings of the House of Representatives yesterday, that bill was presented by Mir. Crawford and is hew pending to redistrict the state and give Arkan sas the be-e6t of whatever increase she may have in federal represen,~tan under the late census and apportionment.
 One clause in the bill provides ri.at, if it shall be found under the census returns that the gtate is entitled to more than two representatives. an elee ton shall be held by the people of the proper dis trict or districts on the third Monday in October 1861, under the laws now in force, regulating con. gressional elections This will secure to our state ut an eirly day her full representation in the fede ral congress, whchis certainly very desirable ob- iect under existing republican domination.
 We should be pleased, if time allowed, to com ment more at length upon the bill, and especially this latter clause, it is of vast importance to the interest of the State The census returns give d total of 435,00O population, which will be reduced by the application of the three fifth apportionment for the slave population to about 400 ,0G0 as a basis for federal representation. Thus it will be seen that if the apporuonment made by the present congress shall not exceed one hundred thousand. Arkansas will be entitled to four representatives, where she now has but two.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-12-08

Ex HEADACHE is the f,vorite sign by which na. lure makes known any deviation whatever from the natural state of the brain, and viewed in this light 1t may be looked on as a safeguard intended to give notice of disease which might otherwise es- cape attention, till too late to be remetied; and it's indications should never be neglected. Headaches may be classified under two names, viz: Sympto- matc and ldiopathic. Symptomatic Headache is exceedingly common and is the precursor of great variety of diseases, among which are Apoplexy Gout, Rheumatism and all febrile diseases In it's nervous form it is sympathetic of disease of the stomach constituting sick headache, of hepatc dis ease constituting bilious headache, of worms, con stpation and other disorders of the bowels, as we'll as renal and uterine affections. Diseases of the heart are very frequently attended with Headaches; An@mia and plethora also affections which ire quently occasion headache. Idiopathic Headache IS also very common, being usually distinguished by the name of nervous headache, sometimes com ing on suddenly in state of apparently sound health and in other instances it comes on slowly, heraded by depression of spirits or acerbity of tenn per In most instances the pain is in the front of the head, over one both eyes, and sometimes pro voklng vomiting; under this class may also be nam ed Neuralgia.
 For the treatment of either class of Headache the Cephaic Pills have been found sure and safe remedy, relieving the most acute pains in few minutes, and by it's subtle power eradicating the diseases of which Headache is the unerring index
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-12-08

!'~ls1t'flSt0n Introduced bilKto be entitled an act to permit certain free ne- groes to remain in the State long enough to pay their debts," which was read first and second times, and Mr. Aslew presented certain documents touching the bill. when on motion of Mr. Gray, the bill and docu- ments were referred to committee on iudi- ciary.
 Mr. Watkins, from committee on ways and means, reported bill to be entitled can act to establish a lunatic asylum and to provide for lunatics,' and asked to be relieved from further consideration, which was received.
 MT. Lemoyne moved to refer to a select committee of three. Adopted Chair ap- pointed Messrs. Lemoyne, Pagan and Mil Ter such committee.
 MT. Terry introdr ced a bill to be entitled an act authorizing the purchase of culvert for Old River in Pulaski county, which was read and referred to committee on swamp lands.
 On motion of Mr. McColloch, House bill to be entitled "an act to abolish the office of Land Attorney and State Collector" was taken up, read first and second times and referred to committee on judiciary
 House bill to be entitled s@ah act to aid the citizens of Mountain township in Wash lngton county, in suppressing the sale of splltuous and vinous liquors in said town ship, was taken up, read and referred to committee on counties and county lines.
 House bill to be entitled an act to pro- vide for the registration of script in 1nde- pendence county, and for other purposes" ;" was taken up, read and referred to select Of three, consisting of Messrs. Trimble, Clark and Belser.
 Message from the Governor informing the Senate of the non-arrival of Theodoric F. Sorrells, one of the electors, and advis- ing that both houses of the General As sembly proceed to the election of one in his stead, if he should not arrive before the hour of ? o'clock to-day.
 MT. Oates offered resolution to the ef- feet that on to-day at o'clock, both Houses proceed to the election of a presidential elector, if a vacancy is existing at such hour, which was adopted.
 House bill to be entitled an act to reneol an act to amend an act to further amend the l charter Of Helena, was taken up, read and ref@rred to committee on judiciary.
 House bill to be entitled an act to exempt Pope county from provisions ofact prohib. ltinS the sale Of liquors, etc, was taken np' read and referred to committee on judi ciary
 ! House bill to be entitled e an act to au- thorize Thomas Linton to take charge of the tax books of j. L. Linton, deceased. late sheriff of Pope county" was taken ,lp, read and passed.
 Senate bill to be entitled can act con- eerninS compensation to grand and pettit jurors and witnesses in civil and criminal cases, y was then-talen up, read and rejected,
 On motion of Mir. Craighead, Senate ad :. jouned until 9! o'clock tomorrow.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-12-08


 iature for the purpose of giving q party tt the ladies of Little Rock
 Mir. Terry withdrew his motion.
 Mir. Rosson moved to substitute the re. solution of Mr. Lemoyne, which was car. ricd, and substitute was adopted Ayes Is noes f.
 Mir. Oates offered a resolution to the eff. feet that both Houses meet in convention on Saturday at II o'clock, for the purpose of electing an auditor, which was adopted
 Mir. Gray offered resolution to the effect that the secretary furnish a copy of Lang trees sectional map for the use of the Sen ate, which was adopted.
 On motion of Mir Ferry, House reselu- ton concerning the election of a United States Senator, was taken up, read, and Mir ASkew moved to amend by striking out the 9th and inserting the 20th inst. which was discussed by Mr. Askew, until Mir Terry moved the previous question, which was not put, and after debate parti- cipated in by Messrs. Terry, McCreery and Cralghead, the amendment was adopted anu resolution as amended was concurred in.
 Message from Governor, vetoing an act to authorize J. $. Maberry to keep open administration and make deed to lands be- longing to the estate of R. D. Owen of Ar kansns county.
 Mr. Pagan reported handing bill to the Governor for approval.
 MT. Calrigan introduced bill to be en- titled " an act to incorporate the trustees of the Presbyterian church at Washington, Hampstead caunty," which was read three several times and passed
 Mir. Pagan offered resolution to the ef- feet that the committee of both Houses on militia be constituted joint committee.
 Mir. Oates moved to reconsider the vote taken yesterday, rejecting the bill for the relief of N. B. Maberry and Nathaniel Rea gam" which was carried.
 MT. Clark introduced bill to be entitled Gan act for the relief of Sebastian county, ' which was read, amended so as to become a general law, and referred to committee on judiciary.
 On motion of MT. McCreery, Senate ad- journed until 9 o'clock tomorrow.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-12-08

and son. Hot Spring CO.,; T. A. McKfniev. B. r. gryyant, G. w. Marshall, Dr. Beeson, Saline co. J. W; Dodson, N. M. Thomas, T. L. Smith, Pulaski e9.; Jas. 1amole, ,Ihos. Pollard, Saline CO.,; Vim. McCarty, Fort Smith; A. W. Miller, Polk co. Ark; John J; Beech, Nashville, Tenn; J. c. Car, ron, Rock Island, H.; T. J. Grant, M. McMana way Es Hicks, w. Jones, J. McElroy, Saline ca. :. f1; nrk.; W. Barnmass, Dallas CO.,, Ark, Gen. c, M. nolt' I. A: Smith, Saline CO.,. Sam Thomas. Pm. iaski CO.,; Rev. T. F. Hooten, Baptist Office: P. p,elLdefson' Hot Spring CO.,, Ark; J. P. kaidey, I, puiaskl CO.,. Louis Van Switzerland Europe: Rev M; M; M Fhrasher Tulip, Dallas CO.,; Dr. T. F. Owen, m' M. Hutchinson and son, Benton, Saline co. :. Ark.; E N Chennault, Little Rock.
 NAMES OF REPRESENTATIVES STOPPING AT THE
 WACO HOUSE.
 anht- M -MnriAheE, saline- Arka.ss.s. Hon. J. M. Sanders, Hot Spring CO.,; Hon. D. A.. n., Moolard' Montgomery CO.,; Hon. Willis Jones, pike p co.; hon' r. 5. Allen. Polk CO.,; Hon. J. $. Bowden, Pope CO.,; Hon. J. R. Holt. Carroll co :: Door Keeper. N'''
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-12-08
GENUINE IMPORTED HAVANA SECARS,

TNHIS DAY Received direct from Ha- 1- yana, va New Orleans and Des Arc, White rver the following choice brands of Havana Segars. viz:
 20,000 Washington Regalia.
 20,000 Et Sol. Meca Regalia.
 20,000 Jefferson do do
 20,G00 Franc Leslie, do do
 5,O00 Proposito Couchas. =, 5,0cO Cruto de Orion; Regalia Cilndrados Flor.
 5000 do do Regaiia de Londres, Flor
 5,O90 Cabanas, Brevas Flor.
 5000 Upuar, do do
 5000 do do Primeria
 5000 Escuapio, Regalia, Flor
 5,0U0 Flor de Mao Couchas.
 5000 Alexander Von Humbo]d, Loredas Flor
 5000 Caminante, Couchas de Regalia, do. And many other fine brands, all of which 1 offer for sale at New Orleans and New York importers prices. B. BERNAYS, Importer of and dealer in genuine Havana Se gars, Markham street, in Ashieys Brick Row. Little Rock, Nov. 24 1e60
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-12-08

MT. Maxwell presented bill to be en- titled Gan act to compensate owners of slaves which may hereafter be capitally punished in this State." Read first and second time, and referred to committee on ways and means
 Yell county called
 MT. Jones presented bill to be entitled Can act to incorporate the Arkansas insti- tute for the deaf and dumb" Read first and second time, and on motion of Mir. Duval, referred to committee on education
 Mir. Killgore called to the chair.
 Mir. Pennington presented bill to be entitled "an act to amend the laws of this State in relation to millers, and Tor other purposes" which was read first and sec. | ond time, and on motion of Mr. Penning- ton referred to committee on ways and means.
 By leave of the House, Mir Mclean made report from committee appointed to inves- tigate the auditors books, which report was adopted.
 Mir. Mclean moved that three hundred copies of the report be printed for the use of the House, which motion was lost. | On motion of Mr. Nolan the rules were suspended for the purpose of concuring in Senate resolution to go into the election of auditor on Saturday, the 8th inst.
 Mir. Saifold moved to amend by striking out the oth and inserting the 20th imme- diately after the election of Senator, which amendment was laid on the table.
 Mir. Nolan moved that the House concur in Senate resolution, which was adopted F. MT. Stone offered a resolution appropri- ating the Hall to the use of the ladies who may attend the party to night.
 On motion of Mir. London the House ad Journed until tomorrow morning 9 oclocl.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-12-08

RIVER, NEWS, BoATs, Erc.-" Nary" r;se-tbe steamboats at the wharf look disconsolate and ioheiy' Yesterday morning the hig bell and all the httle bells of the Lady Walton were rung loudly and impatently, as if the boat was about to start and only waited for dilatory clerk. We hurried to the ievee to get the smell of steam but alas there lay the boat just like an unfortunate av Tn moiasses pitcher. The man in the pilot house oooiy informed us that it was all joke, and we returned home SOLD. The pilot was merely lraeticing lest he should forget how to tnr, ,bo wheel and which bell to ',giue her q lick bocE ard jor'odrd-" About half past ten o'clock. bo,roror
 anu ou' nait an hour after the occurrence just re-
 la'ed' we heard loud noise, reminding us forcibly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-12-08
R E 4 | MEERCHAUM PIPES.
Sweet Brier Pipes and all the other
 SMOKERS ARTICLES

S"so' oAior TlpeS ana all the other
 SMOKERS ARTICLES. fuST RECEIVED, A large invoice S S or the above articles, among which are the following: "'e '"e Large Hookas (Turkisl Water Pipes, , fine cut gass' silver plated, gold and plain. long, fine and heAioie stems, adapted for one and two smokers. small Hookas, fine cut glass, silver plate. cold and plain. '' 9'''' p'A''' so'' he"i .aeerciIaum Flpe Bowls, Warranted gen une) or every variety of style and finish. carved elegant. 's'' Real Meerchaum Pipes, Warranted eenuine.) with Amber Mouthpieces of every variety and style.
 Real Meerchaum segar Tubes, (warranted genulne,) of every variety and style, carved aud plain, from 90 cents to SIP apiece
 Amber Segar Tubes, a new article very costly Real Sweet Brer Pipes, (from Brayere, France,) of every variety and style
 Segar Turning Machines, Segar Stands, of wood and china, highly finished and very ornamental of ali descriptions
 Segar Cases, from plain to the richest styles all very neat and best finish. Match Stands, of Italian marble, very orpamen- tai.
 Tobacco Pouches and Bags, of oil silk, kid, sheepskin and gutta percha. Powhattan Bowls and Pipe Reeds tipe OteHs, plaln ana neXlble, cherry and cork
 wood, silk fnshed ebony, horn and
 mother of pearl, with amber
 mouth pieces, of all
 descriptions. Silk Tassels and Horn and Amber Mouthpieces, and many other and new articles for the
 friends of the smoking department
 too numerous to mention GENUINE IMPORTED TURKISH SMOKING TOBACCO, In one pound DRUMS, the celebrated e Yenize." Genuine imported Surinam Varinas Canaster, in coiis fine old, | mild, Cover 10 years od) 1 Genuine imported fine cut PORTO RICO, fine old mild Genuine Perque's celebrated Louisiana smoking and chewing Tobacco.
 John Anderson Co.'S :" Solace,' in tin foil and loose. Best honey dew and sweet fine cut Charles ,''-and many others of the choicest brands of Virginia chewing Tobacco. | All of which are for sale at the lowest prces at B. BERNAY'S Havana Segar Store. Little Rock, Nov. 24, 1860.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-12-08

9i 8 steam whistle. We were fsassas- Of being | agaln sold, and for some time hestated whether
 We should stir out again, but at last concluded to venture, and on reaching the street we found our good people in a state of excitement far surpassinp that oi fowhatten and the Lscarorars, when they heard of the arrival of Capt. John Smith. One said ''it certainly can't be boat." Another said what is it? !" and a third advanced the opinion which was immediately adopted as the correct one. that Montgomery and his men were upon us! Some were for ordering out the volunteer companies. others for ordering out the militia of the whole State, and one gentleman suggested the proprietv Of asking the Governor to again order the State arms tn be taken from the arsenal l-Rut tha faara oi the folks were soon turned to joy, for the an houhcement was soon made that the noise, seem inSly so horrible, proceeded from the whistle oi the good steamer Tahlequah which was inst coming into port In an instant military stocl, ieli' and away went the crowd to the levee. and became satisfied that they too had been sold.
 The Tahlequah is neat little boat, and is SD hShta as to be able to make her way from Napoleon here at the present stage of the water, without touching bar. Success to her She leaves for Napoleon today
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-12-08

D- Mir. Slaughter started to Napoleon night be- fore las. to get coal for the gas works. Although the Arkansas coal makes good gas, yet the cost of pr,enring it exceeds the cost of boating Pittsburg coal up the river in latboats. Mr. s. calculates to lave a load of coal here in the course oftwo weeks Then we may lock for good gas again.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-12-08
IHNrSRnn Dee e

''V' 0FVY' I7VC U. Mir. Terry asked that the doorkeener he requested to prepare the hall for the pro. posed party to be holden here this evening, which after an animated discussion was lost. Mir. Carrigan and others opposing. Mr. ASkew offered a resolution to the effect that the hall be rendered to the ladies for any laudable purpose
 MT. Davies moved to amend, by adding except culinary purposes.
 Mr, Terry offered an amendment to the amendment, in effect that the doorkeener he requested to prepare the hall for lerisla- tive hop this evening.
 MT. Lemoyne moved to amend. by ten. dering the hall to the members of hele@;s.