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Gbanferp Sales
Chancery Sales, August IS, 1850

Peter Anderson VS.. McFoberts & McKee-FARN
DURSUANT to a decree of the Chsncery Court at
L Nashville, in above named case, will sell on SAT
uRDAf, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1850, at the Courth in
Nashville Farm of So acres and 19 poles @ miles from
the city, Gallan Turnpike and Nash vile and Louis
Vile Railroad, the same being The houseiot Craig
head place. ALso-Iot No. L adjoining same and con
tanning acres and I'D poles
TERMs-6, II and Is months, without interest notes
with approved security and lien retained
iuy26-td ]. r; GLEAVES, C * NJ
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Baker W amteu.

THE Doctor himself is old Practitioner, f-on1
the Old and this country, being already Is years
in America, having manfully and hororabIy sur
N ouated all the Trials of the new world, and bat
tied and conquered death of the whole range of Dig
eases OF our different climates, south and North so
lat the fame of his success in the tr atment gen
eral and private diseases ia iEdispuiabe for when
he has the most reliable references.
Special attention paid to dise OF Females and
Children, an much qualification he feels in gencr-
al, by being entrusted with desperate cases for to
illustrate his skill. He IS cnnversant WiIhihe Amer
can, French and German bnguages, end always
ready TO tender his advice and services with polite
ness, conscientiou. ness and discretion.
persons at distance may have his advice and
medicines by consulting him through letters fncos-
ing a fee, to Post-ofice Box No. S36,
His Family Residences OF North Market street
June13-tf
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Central Executive Committee.
EDWIN H. EWING, NELL S. Brown, ALLEN
A. HALL, P. w. MAxEY, JONI LEILYErT'
JoHs Fl. CALENDER, HoRACE ii. HARRI-
SON.
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FOR THE DISTRICTS.

FOR THE DISTRICTS.
II. w. DEADERICK. of Washington.
20. P. TEMPLE, of Knox.
g ALFRED CALDWELL, of McMinn-
As. s. STANTON, of Smith.
Sci .GOLLADAY, of Wilson.
a WM.F. KERCHEyAL, of Lincoln.
7. JOHN c. BROWN, of Giles.
8. JOHN f. HOUSE, of Montgomery.
9. ALVIN HAWKINS, of Carroll
10. D. MAJORS, ofShelby.
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DIED..

On the 3D. ist in this city, the residence Of his
father ArsrEr PENN, eldest of Josiah and Mary
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TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 7, 1860
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Telegraph Chalybeasessprlngs.

Telegraph ChalybeatesSprinss.
This 7ater four aundr ID feet ten seconds
w. DUNN,
takes pleas ere in informing sbe Pablo that he IS
with call sf-
Tnis >pFi s situated on the east side OF eunber-
iaal river, 81 The end Of The bridge. families.
FROM s. 10 SO: One Person. -; BY the drink eens
Payment in advance.
ANALYSES
Carbonate Of iron, Carbonate Of Line, 5uphaie 4
Msgnesiss sulphate Of Lime, Aurisia Of Nsgnesia,
Nitrate pf Seda.
The specific gravity OF the fresh 'Satsr vas
1-ni222<---sfil led sister heiBR taken stasdard
understane that the water has alrnSdy hcen ten
eficaI 10 aerersl iEyalids II viii DC beneficial q
greater degree when taken fresh from the spring
should pronounce il stsmusnt and fcaic, aud sdap-
ed. consequently 20 cases OF debility aeeonlPanea
With an srsnc Condition OF the system, and ecTira
Indicated n pIe'horie and irsls sasory sta,ss
RICHARD O. CURRY.
There IS no doubt shss the Spring kept BY Mr., "
nrss At the eastern end Of the suspension Bridge
good Chalybesfe wafer. and that Il = adapted 70
many diseases 81 debility =. Hall, II. d. \.
Thcnpsen, n D, Henry caroE, Il. =, T. K yea
E:sEs, n. n, Boyd NeNairy, y. D. r ck Martha.
n D. <inne2s-2ia.
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First In Market.
A Few dozen Of Church & EIlsworth's Bosom Ex-
"A panders for shirts. fatened May 8. 1860 Weight
| only one ounce. Just received and for sale az
8. p ASDERSoSsS
Lace and Fancy store, No. as Union s.
FIouring Mill Ter Rent. q 6
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ELECTORAL TICKET

FOR The STATE AT LARGE.
HALLE PEYTON, Oh summer
n. G.. TAYLOR. of Carter.
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Jno R. Rain VS.. Martin & McGradv-FARM

Jno. r. Balm vs.. Martin & McGrady-FARM
DURSUANT TO decree of the Chancerv Court at
Nashville, in above named case will sell on SAT
uRDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST 1850, at the Court house in
Nashville Tract OF acres and 81 poles Land living
on tho Nashville and Hillsboro Turnpike, miles from
city, and the same property heretofore sold by Jno r
Balm to John Martin
TE;Ns-6, II and Is months, without interest and
without redemption.
july26-td J. F. GLEAVES. C & nj
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tyr the easanee q the year. neat and ccrie<sti
=. 1 family re5i1sese en- IN. Get, between tE2r1
= and Hr<=a<t - :. -, 1s~ 1><
Unable Lot Of Ground IN the cay o. Nashville,
: =, "a of Tot No. 81 IN nalch Vhizesidef sfd<-
10 Nash ville ffontnK the West ezde o. SPrqQo
81 forty feet. Said Lot 10 sold Tor PARTITION
rE,cs OF SAir.-Said lot viii be sold aPeo czeoH
IL, tweiv. and eighteen months. With ni<<e2 s
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Jno- r, Balm vs.. George McNuty-FARM
DURSUANT to decree Of the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville, in above named case will sell on SAT
uRDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1850, at the Court house in
Nashville Tract of acres and 30 poles Of Land lying
on the Nashville add Hsboro' Turnpike, miles from
city and the same property heretofore sold by Ino
Balm to George McNuity.
TERNs-6, II and IS months without interest and
without redemption.
juy26-td j. E GLEAvES, c. An.
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MBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION!

MBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION!
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for the Bladder
HEIMB0ID'S BUCHU for the Kidneys.
HEIMBOlD'S BUCHU for the Gravel.
HELMBOIDS BCCHU for the Dropsy
HEIAfBOI.D'S BUCHU for Nervousness
HEIMBOlD'S BUCHU for Loss of Memory
HEIMBoID'S BUCHU for Dimness of Yision
HELMBOID'S BUCIfU for Difficult Breathing
HELMB0LD'S BUCiU for Weak Nerves.
HEIMBoID'S BUCHU for Universal Iassitu,e
HEIMBolD'S BUCHU for Horror of Disease.
HElMBOLD'S BCCHU for Night Sweats
HIMBOLD'S BUCHU for Wakefulness.
HEIMBOID'S BUCHU for Dryness OF Skin.
HElMBOLDS BUCHU for Erupti0ns
HEi-MBoLD'S BUCHC for Pain in the Rack.
HEl4MBOlD'S BUCHU for HeavineSS of the Evelid
with Temporary Sufusation and Loss of Sight.
HIMB0LD'S BUCHU for Mobility and Restlessness
with want of Attention and Horror OF Society.
HEIIMB0LD'S BUCHU for Distractions
HEIMB0ID'S BUCHU for Excuses arising from In
discretion, and all diseases of
ALES-FEHAJES
FEA4LES-FEM4LES-F
FEMALES-FEAALES-
OLD OR FoUNC, SINGLE, MARRIED OR con
TEAPLATLNG HARRL4GE
TAKE NO MORE Pills
TAKE NO RORE PILLS
zHET ARE or NO 4F4LL,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
HELlBOLDsS EXTRACT BCCRU
Is THE VERY BEST
REMEDF IN THE HORLD
For all complaints incident the sex, whether arising
from indiscretion, habits Of Dissipation, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
SEE SYHTOHS 4BOFE
NO E4AILF SHOULD BE HTTHOUT IT
PLE4S1NT MEDICINES FOR UNPLRIS
ANTAND DANGEROUS DISEASES
RELABOLD.S EXTRACT BUCHC
Secret Diseases
In all their Stages, Al little Fxneuse.
AND NO EXPOSURE
Use HEIMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU for Excesses
arising from habits INDUCED in
BFsToUNG AND OLD.
And for diseases arising from habits OF dissipation Il
all improper discharges and win restore tho
patient short time state of health and purity
Use HELABoID'S EXTRACT BUCHU for diseases and |
Use HEIMBoID's EXTRACT BUcHU for 81 a5er-
tons and diseases Of the
Urinary Organs.
Whether EXISTING Ei 7 o. rrn4lh
From whatever cause originating and no matter OF
Ho'f-LoaS s1A.sD1Nc
All the above diseases and symptoms admit OF the
same treatment and may originate from the sanas cause
READk RE4Dgfr RE4Dfft
HEIABGDs BUBHU IS safe and pleasant in faste |
and odor. but immediate in ne action
Personally appeared before an Alderman Of the
city Of Philadelphia, II. T. HELABoID Chemist who
being duly sworn doc SO that his preparations con-
tains narcotic mercury, OF injurious draes, but Is
purely vegetable. -
Il, T. Hf1MBOID, Sole Manufacturer.
sxern and subscribed before me- the 23d day OF No
velnber, 1854
wM. p, HTBBARD Alderman.
Price, 81 per bottle. six for So delivered 10 anv
= ONE THING CERTAIN.
A Trial Costs but a DJilar--Try il!
And be convinced Of lis efficacy And it Is nccornpan
sors OF Medical Colleges. Clergynlen and others
II. T. HEIABOID
Practical and Analytical C31emisl
iv4 South Tenth street. below Chestnut.
Philadelphia
NECESSARY cAUTIoN.-Should nnprincipsed Deal
ers Try 20 palm of another article which paSs better
profit aud = woFshiess-as lof Hclnboid's. take
other
CURES GU4RAS3EED
RAINS 4 BRoHN
Wholesale and Retail Agents Sashv6s
sold ~ all Druggists everywhere
auge-tsw1y
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Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial. Also McLean's Vol
canic OIL Liniment.
streets, 81. Louis, No. eS1{QYILr 80
Sold By w.
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Bakewel, Pears Co, Us. J. c. Darden * Color IN
HARDING'S ADDITION
DURSCANT 10 decree of the Chancery Court at
L Nashville, in above named case, will sell on SAT-
URDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST 1860 at the Court house in
Nashville, Lot No 80 in Harding's Addition to Nash
vile, on Harding street, so feet by 100.
TERMs-6 and II months without interest and with
out redemption
july26-td J. E. GLEAVES, C. & NJ
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although the leaders and wise men of that
partv NAV not proclaim such sentiments,
there are enough among them in their camp
VITO do hold and proclaim such Abolition
doctrines Us must make every man South
feel uneasy in his condition and in his prop
erty The mere fact of Mr. Lincoln election
would be, great calamity TO the country.
though he never should do an act positively
offensive to the country. His election would
create and continue an alarm that would
keep hecountry agitated and unhappy, if net
create an opposition and resistance to tie
government ITSELF Il is greatly to be de-
sired that he should not be elected. 1t is
hardly necessary TO say that We should be
forced to aPprehend from Mr.. Lincoln cleo
ton that the impulse which the anii-slavery
ferling would receive therefrom. would 90
further than it has yet gone, aud create still
greater dangers to the peace and security of
the South. This pervading apprehension
would necessarily make bis election great
Calamity. IL therefore enters into no com
petition With the election of Messrs. Bell and
Everett on the score of bentfcence From
them there Is nothing TO be looked for but
peace and security, with all the sanction that
q manly, brave. and determined administra-
tiCn can give to both. tApplause.l
Mr. Douglas ard bis party come next. You
all know, ms well as do, of the rupture that
nas iahen place ID the Democratic party, and
In It's convention assembled for the purpose
OF nominating candidates for the Presidency.
LII dividrd-oue party seeded. Mr.. Douglas
numerous adherents assembled aud nominated
nm. and the seceders went to neighboring
mouse and made nomination. That uomi-
nation ieil upon citizen Of our own State
MIR. John G. Breckidridge.
NOW, what Is 20 be apprebe1fed from Mr..
douglas. II he Is elected President Would
not the Republicans continue to make war
upon him. and. irritated by common de-
ieat, would they not be apt to form an aIli-
ance against The successful rival who had sne-
ceeded TO the Presidency? Yes, Mr.. DouoIas
would be In very difficult situation Ia ad-
ministering the Government without the sun
port and maintenance necessary TO the task.
know Mr. Douglas very we'll, ladies and
gentlemen. From Mr.. Douglas, personally.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-23

The East India Dyspepsia Cure
To any observer the fact has been ard Is up
parent that all the inhabitanls particularly
the female porlion) Of the rich alluyial coun
try ofthe South and West, arc subject to u,
malarious influence Of the soil aud climate
and pass a large portion Of their lives IN that
unpleasant condition, Of neither sickness nor
health, which is termed General Debility
I The whole system Is depressed; bucycd uI
perhaps, 10 come extent during tho Winter
months, but on the arrival Of Summer, brought
down TO this unpleasant stage, where all nc
] tiyity or labor Is undergone without q singl,
ray of health. to onlivcn existence. Doprcss.
ed and dispirtcd evcn II they still have con.
stitution enough 20 keep about yet they feel
at times that life is almost a burthen, What,
then, is at the bottom Of all tlisf IL Is de.
preston Of the whole nervous system, and II
il finally generates what We term disease,
Though oi itself Il Is discasc), In some II
will be Dyspepsia, in some Liver Complaint
in others Sick Headache, 80 just in accord.
auce with the constitution and temperament
Of the person, or in some instances with he
rcditary developments.
in the fact. then, Of this first cause, this
affection u the nerves lies the reason why
the EAST INDIA DYSPEPSIA CuBE couqucrs all
these complaints; it renews the tone and Wig.
or Of the nervous system, and when this
strength is given. Nature performs her own
cure in her own way And TO this Is due the
elasticity Of muscle and the elevation Of spir.
its following the use Of this modicinc.
For the truth Of this, ask your ncighbors
who have tried il.
DUBoIS & Coz Agents, Tifiu, o.
Nov. l6 2w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-23
Grand Republican JOIII-
ticatiOn.
Timn in a Blaze orGioryl


The Republican jubilee on Friday evening
in honor Of the election Of Lincoln & Hamlin
was a brilliant affair. Timu never be fore
witnessed such magnificent display of FIRE
works and such general illumination Our
Republican iellow.citizsns chcerfully and
promptly responded to the call Of the com.
mittee and entered into thematter pot erudg.
iugly, but with a hearty good win, bcftting
the occasion. Republicans have a right to
feel good and to give voice to their exuber-
anee Of feeling in shouts oftriumph and such
other demonstrations as we Witnessed on FL
day night.
Early in the evening, the people began to
come in from theeountry, to witness the dis
play and participate in the ioyousness Of the
occasion. A company Of Wide-AwAkes from
Jackson tp., came in before night and parad.
ed the streets, with music and banners. They
are gallant set Of fellows and did excellent
service for cola Abe, during the eamph ign.
Next came companies from Mexico and Bloom
dressed in full "regimentals."
Bus the illumination was the feature o the
occasion Dming the day. the notes ofbusy
preparation AMI mysterious goings-op were
heard all over the city and. soon after night.
fall Tihin was blaze o ( gloryi resplendent
aud far shining. i! seemed as though some
magic influence bad fred the town from one
end to the other. There was scarcely Re,
publican window fronting the street but what
was all afame with star candles or BRILLIANT
ny decorated with part eolored tissue paper,
through which lbe light pictured a thousand
fantasies Many windows revealed appro-
pirate notices aud other devices. Il is said
"eonpmi;Ons are odious," but We could not
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-23

Glad 70 hear tive learn that ]. s,
York has purchased ofW. c. Hedges the
cold Masonic Lot" on the corner Of the
square below the Court House, being 40 feet
frout and running back to thealley. Mr.. Yerli
intends erecting thereon next summer, suit
Of business rooms three stories high and Mr..
Hedges win build, in conjunction Herewith a
similar block running down to Gross Block.
John Remcley 4 Co. have purchased the
remainder Of st. Johns property, t40 feet
fronO opposite the Court House, and, We un.
dcrstand, il is their intention TO erect soon,
in conjunction with Fred GrGmmcl, fine
three story brick block.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-23

The New Baptist Meeting House, in this
city will be dedicated Cd. W on the first
Sabbath in December. f..I
The opening sermon will be pronohed in
The morning at i0ls o'clock by the Pastor,
Rev. Lyman j. Fisher
Rev. =. F. Plat of Toledo, will preach in
the evening There viii be 9th sr interesting
services during the day. Friends are inyit.
cd to attend.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-23

DR.. RIoHARDsoN's BirrEns .--In our col
umns may be found an advertisement Of Sher-
ry Wine Bltters, prepared by Dr. S. o. Rich
ardson, Of South Reading, Mass. They are,
as said 10 be, undoubtedly composed Of va
riety Of valuable and purely veteta5le mat
ter, and from our own experience, as we'll as
others, We can speak highly Of their renoyat-
and invigoratng effects upon the system.-
We have good opinion Of the Bitters, as they
arc not quack nostrum, but discovered, pre-
pared aud yended by regular physician. a
graduate Of the college Of our own State. and
who has said but little in the way Of putting
them himself but leaves it 10 those who try
them to judge themselves. Fer the diseases
that many are liable TO in tie Spring and
summer, such as Debility, Dyspepsih. Bill
lious and Nervous complaints, we do not hes
itate 10 say that these Bltiers will be found q
saRe, ayr cable and bHettual restorative As
good health is one Of the greatest Of earthly
blessings, we wolld early advise those labor
ing under such disease, 70 make trial Of
DE- Riehardson's Bitters; they can do no
harm. and may DO much good, as We are con-
hdeht in mnny eases they have. Vegetables
and vetesable substances are unquesiienably
the most eongenial 10 the human system
Sold Wy all medicine dealers.
Nov lC fW.
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rLorR ALRus. oR WITH.

This weakening disease is one Of the most
obstinate in resisting ordinary medical treat
ment, simply because II is regarded too much
as local afftetion. BY attacking the con.
stitutional eAuae, by Improving the general
tone and yigor Of the system, the PERUNI
AN SYRUP is Of itself able to remove speed
lily this cXhnusting form Of female disease -
IL cures oil Irregularities Of women. Pre-
vents the monthly pains and restores nature
10 its proper channel. .rH Hrn.rF
PERrvfN SYRuP is q solution Of the Pro-
toxide Of Iron, new discovery in medicine.
and strikes ~ the root Of disease by produ-
eng healthy blood, tho source Of all vitality
in che human organisms. For sale by all
Druggists I. l.. St, ohm q Co., Agents,
Tillin, Ohio, nov 94w
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MARRIED..

On tue 9Th inst. BY j II. Lcidy, Esq.
Mr. JoHN ArrLr to Miss MAReARET, SLAUGn
TERHACK,
On the 18th by tho same, Mr.. WILLIAM
EDwARDs to Miss CnARLoTTE WALLACE.
On the 18th by the same, Mr.. LEWIS Co
LoMBUR TO Miss MARY f. FRNK.
On the Goth by the same, Mr.. JoHN FRED
RIcKs TO Miss SUSAN GRIMES.
On the 10th inst, at the Davis house. in
this city, by Rev. J. Cutler, Mr.. DANIEL
REisz, and Miss MARY Funk, all ofthis coun.
ty.
On the same day, at the Lutheran Parson.
ago, in this city, by the same, Mr. AARos
LlTzENBERGEn, and Miss MARY E. SNYDER
both of this county.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-23
Tobe closed on ThnnI.sgiving Day.

TlFFIN Nov. 18th, 1850.
We, the undersigned merchants Of Tihiu
city, agreo to close our stores ON Thursday
(99ui) and not open until the day following
+ X Shawhan II Duskirk & Bro, Jesse
Shriyer. Kirchner X Vorndran, A e b keub
Ter, Nc Alister. Neeines d Co., NJ Naylor q
Bro, Q. NJ. Yerk, Poorman q Miller, @ Orc.
Mise, Frederick Bloom, Souder q Carpenter
David G Peck, B Kirchner, j Sell, W d
Spayth, II Smith, Bacher & Wenner, Jas Pc.
Ian, L Rose, Kahn q Nathan, NJ Sullivan, j
Nollmer, Cum & Brohl, P II Ryan, W II
keilhohz, A q NJ A Husband, l. White, w
sullivan, j l. Altenbaugh, V. j. Zahm, Thos
Rea, Martin Wagner, II Croft, Striker Il Bro
George Ernest.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-23
Cincinnn1l mnrkct.
New York Market.

NEw YoRK. Nov. %.
FLouR-Salcs Of $4,000 bbls at 50 20@5 %
for super western So 4O@5 10 for common
to medium extra western; s. 65@5.to for in.
ierior 10 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio. ANA
WHeAT--Salesat 81 33@sl "a.
RYE-Sales at G6 a 69c.
BARLEY-Sales at 79@S0c
CoRN- Sales 400 bu al GO efor new yelloE
OATs--Salcs at 37@3sh5c for State, West
ern and Canadian.
WnIsKY-hcld at 22c,
PoRK-sales at sls 95@l9 70 for old mess
Sl9 IS for new mess.
BLEF-Sales at 50 10000 for country
prime; IS 0O@5 20for country meas.
BEEF HANS = Steady, Sales at slt5O@ Sli
IS for western.
Cur MEArs-Quiet at 6iS@9c for shoul
ders, and nc Tor hams.
BAcoN- Steady. sales at 93ic.
LAuD-sales at l2I@l3l6c,
BUTrER-A fair business doing atl0@lt
for Ohioi l5@2lc for State.
CHEZ E-gWilo.