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10 aaLas OAD.
CAnRlAGE MANI1fACrORx,
I MEO, WVkRS. o, n. HEFV
15Wto CAty Carriage usuufactOry
ETII

MYERS 4 REEVES, Carriage 17RY
WI Makers. having engag gea as part ltN-
nars In the above hasiness in all its SJS-~SQ
branches, would respectfully so.ieta
share of public patronage.
n, D. All orders promptly attended TO, and our
work warranted to give catire satisfaction, shop
Blondeau Street, between 5th aui 9th ste, keokuk
rowa sepil1dtf
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SCcOn0~si GnsAp StOre, OPpOssIc
IIAc AthenUuM,
Lave just received one # tAs iargsst and beat
i / stocks n bonncts ever brought 10 ksoktk,- 500
AIso, rbSns French sowers, collars, uLdsrsleeyts,
English thread lace. .bohhnet, Herman iaees, prints
Irish linen. dalnask and snow.arop table cloths,
napkins, diapers, crashes, Je~ehy, Pcrfumery,
bracelets meek lnces, and endless variety Of Ne
tions. Gents shirts, drawers, eratnis, neck ties,
me ri no ard cotton hosiery, silk and linen hSndker-
chiefs also, large assorl mont o. corded and hoop
skirts.
apriia II. IL. ABBOII W.
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lIAIH MtlI.k.

laDEkS .aken for hair work oi every dsscrtF-
~ tlon. Hnsing had eAlefiencs l.r Tbs past i've
years IN this line desgril patti rae, act natt.r
myre,f that can ,rlI ase these who in@s favor ne
with cali. Perteps can reJ8 ,A LastlE The hai
used ia the article oraeIed, n ftlufLtd to thtmi
deficient W ork moEntca to otdrT aiiy style de-
r-..., ..t+ssss - -. "-@. s~si-.as
patterns at 81 Main-st.'
mchlzi sAML c. BRIDGES.
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VIZ Il are Agents iur tins sale Of DANIELS
w VERY CELEDkArEp
Upright Hcfrigerators,
AND
ICL CHESTS.
Call and see them.
mehasdtf kILB0ukNE 4 DAVIS.
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q. e.. n. STRGHLEN.
REAL ES TATE GENT

IT, NOTARY PUBLIC
~ 0us&s md Lots for safe Cheap.
Asb az 3oD TERMS.
FARMS IN TIL u ESEIGuB0RH0OD OF kEOkUK
roR SALE OK REA EASoSABLs reRns.
ALL NOTARY BUsfSEss
ArrsxDEp To WY DEsPArcH
63-oHaee No. I5l Main street, between 9th nd
7th streets, in Wood striblsn. Dfug Store, tfor-
merry .. Hsimstreet.1
deela
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JEWELRy STORE.
uNlIG undersisnsd. late trum cue Of the Grst
] class establtshmSpts in hustcE Mass takes
pleasure in itfofmttgthc citizens ef haokuk snd
vicinity that he iss staksnf ste.k and stAnd 81
Main-st., bet and and 5d, and ini,nas ta Assp
arNt Glars s,erewIth a choice aud we'll select
cd steck af Watches, SILVER Ware JewslFy and
Fancy 1pods wb.eh be oaars tos sals at rsAssnshis
prices The public are inyilsd 20 call sid examine
he goods SAM iG. REiIGEE.
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aAl.sl u. k.t. sAasas.
WATCH MAkEn AND JEWEIEk.

WATCH MAKER AND JEWkLER,
nFFtbs Tor sale the just y ceit braied American
~ Watch made By the Iostou Nateh Co., and
warrantsa an excellent tint hfcltfi IN god and
! silver ease. Aise fac ses,tt.oG Ut Inslth
Watches, Ghroauu4vteIs, 6LeLurs and Ieiiies, IN
gold and SILVER cases all II which ale warranted
good time keepers, at 6l Main-st ty
mchlad aAALG Bridges.
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HOLINESS PATENT
The rapeutic G Chairs!
WE have them. They took the premium at the
w Worlds Fair in London, and the bsst re-
clining, easy chairs manufactured,
mch2s-itf K1LRorRNE DAVIS.
rlyHr Pietetial history Of the Ameriean Navy
l comprising iiye- Il its diftin9ulseh command
ers. b, John Fsast l.. 4 u. imsi red by
apsd obpEN. huWNELL ECU.
ruasEs & WcGvvTT.
NERO ii ANT TAIL RS,
Third.st bat Main md Iohnsnn.. X k0k Uh.
w yE are now receiving our Spring Stock. ard
w wonii respectfully call attention TO The
same, as from our postion ms practical workman.
~ enabled to sell the he's, Of goods at ie~
tRass.
We wish ~ inform thnsc who, from their sixc
or shape, think they wers or esnnot be htted
Nv Ta,la, Ia give as a trial. aud wn ssii EaAmn.
Tee t. without alteration. " bs at ths loss VI the
| material.
| Den rslemsn furnishing their own cloth, can bss.
| Il masls up into any style, In fashionable and
vsskmAniiks manner. W Gaming ~ oss establish
msnt tsptbsAHM
/ JEH,ELnY II every dases pttup lasnafseisssat'
~ erdef by AAML VI HHIN6hNs
| mshiad 81 MAln-stsssts
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NON NsISTINu IN part OF g0aitts, eufr, tumblers;
~ pie cake, ice oT cam and atssert knN,s forks,
spoons, ladies &e.iail warranted com silver.
AIsc nnc stock os plain slycr, for sale at east
srn prices, by
m ARA SAMIG. BRIDGES.
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rINuE public win uIways fsd . good assortment
i Of Clocks ut 81 Msip-st+, and ~ the best man.
utsetufe, which Will consist 81 thirty day, thlty
hour ard eight lay; for bank, galley hal, ehee,
ans mouse, como with alarms, which viii be sold
low and warranted by
,nehI2a SANL q Bridges
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I
/ mehlad 81 Aaiu-st.
GOtD GIAED,
L>0H aud NestchaiHs; u mrge ~tcck far sale low
l. by SAMtI. q. bridges,
mchlad 6 Mau.st.
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slLN Nsit-pE.AaEES NAHE.
TAM now opening new and spiendid assort-
i msnt OF plated such sstsa sets, casters,
cake baskets eul fU4kk slsers Ac.. Ter sale low
| by SAINT. q. BRIGGS,
mchl2i bi Main.st.
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4 BUvFLs IL irs.h liJFs4t nvorka'5.
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q. n, N NANO.
nAIpENTI R AND RGu DER.

TuiriNa done 10 prdtr, ard wanantea ea 10 give
u itsIsetiun. sAap ia freat ~ Dsassy's FssA-
dry, between 4lh and sth stseeu, ksshAk, Il ~.
apris dim
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SPEGrAcLES--lhe best assortment Of geld, all
~ yer and steel speciacies at
roye.aar pARMEI.E ECAMPpELL'E.
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- UMsv VVaF CHsPih a Las@F Br.k, Jvhn
strrs
sept. !, lS5s.--aAvly
PENNsHLvAnIA Hsia.HGAD.
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r HAVE this dsy sold ant my entire stcsh 81
L Gsoceriss 10 ]. ~, Hiatt and j w. rasl, sd she
business will hereafter b. conducted Nv Tshcs II
Tisdsis. wham reepnmsni ~ the pabiis seao4
dsncs ns prudent tassHsss Een
Fst. 40. 's7-fLzl,a q. Fk1o0W.
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A rEORNgY ~ Law, viii practiss IN Lee An1 she
~ adjssnisg sasnties, sadi In tAe Sspssas Csuxt-
UAsc With Rankia Miller
ksfsss - Asssss. Aclaavic, Chitteadsa Co., Cal.
SsaI \. CARTS, Bsras = kentgea, Coz bAsllsy,
aaA Prof. !. y. Saaf ford. Iasgt<a5ys
JAnss W, FlxLsr. W. G. FUsKHoussa
RINLEx 4 rUNkMOUsED,
l1nODCCE. Com,aiasion sad Forwarding Nor
J. chants, corner VI Stsks and Soath Watsr street
chicago, Ill. febl3dH
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-03
The war Of Roses.

The ''National Democracy" of Kansas
e appssrs.ara now quAIolling among
themselves. Gov. Walker has expressed
his desire. and pledged his honor as a
gentleman, to have the Constitution sub.
milted 10 a vote Of tho actual residents oI
the Territory. This does not suit the Fire
Eaters. because they know, that ifthe Con
stilution is submitted to fair vote Of the
people, Il viii be rejected aud Tho territory
lost 70 Slavery. Hence tho leading journals
10 the South are hsaping all manner Of
abuse upon Gov. Walker and charging
him with want Of faith toward them.
Stringfsllow aud other leading Border
Rufians lately called upon the Gov. and
demanded OF him retraction Of what he
had. said threat'ing him with the displeas-
uro Of the Administration il he did not
comply. The Gov. however persisted ia
his determination to have the Constitu-
tion voted upon by the people. 1t is
thought. tha. the President win be strong.
y urged to remove Walker; aud that he
viii do so, there is little doubt, as his
sympathies are all on the eide Of the Bor-
der RuGians.
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General walker.

tits rumorsd that Gen. Walker will
soon return to Nicaragua, with large
reinforcement and resume hostilil;es
against The C,sta Riesas. He has writ
ten long letter to President Buchanan,
clainiug that he is .he rightful Governor
Of Nicaragua. He complains bitterly
against the course Of the late Secretary Of
War. toward hiu, aud denounoes Capt,
Davis. whose timely interference saved
him from q felons doom. He says his de-
Tea. was caused, not 80 much by The Cos
t. Ricaus, as the "ooid comfort" shown
him by ths Prees in the United states--S
compliment which the Press no doubt ap,
prsciatcs. Buchanan, whose filbustering
pgoolivitiea stick ous in the "oslond Mau.
ifestO," no doubt sympathises with Gen,
walker and win do all he can to assist
him. It is rumored that he (Walker,
viii BE- sent out again, under color Of Au
thorily of the United satss. to take pos
session Of the Transit Route. now hele
81 tho Costa Ricans.
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To.mofroW win bo the oist anniversa-
~ Of our naiion's birthday. II is emi.
nenily proper. chat, on a day ike this, the
whole nation should be jubilant with
songs Of praise. and her valleys and for
osss resonant with poans to the Goddess
Of Liberty. Eighsy.one years ago, ere
the soil Of Bunker Hill had drunk up the
blood Of the martyrs. that fell there in
she first great struggle for Independence.
Alilds Spartan band assembled in Con-
gress Hall. Philadelphia, aud pledged
s'their lives, their fortunes and their sa-
orsd honor 70 the cause Of their espou-
iaL II was emphatically time that
tried mems souls, and the vifiuous deeds
Of that heroic age have come down TO US
embalmod in the sweet incense Of mem-
o,y, and enshrined in every patriotic
heart. Ours IS an ancestry Of which we
may well be proud. They we're no vul-
gar horde Of revolulionists, seeking the
qualification Of = selfish ambition at the
sacrifice Of blood. They were men Of
sober thought and sound judgment. Of
clear heads and pure hearts, who stood
erect in the proud consciousness Of their
rights, scorning 10 bo slaves and disdAin-
ing TO COVER hororo a scowling tyrant.--
As well might you Try 10 fe.ter the bolts
Of heaven, to smother the uphoaying vol
cano, or turn Niagara's food, as to onslayo
such men. Il cannot be done.
But, when we look at the virtues and
selcdenial Of our ancestry, and then At
the degeneracy that charaotorizes the
present time, wo cannot help exclaiming,
90 Temporal o Moresi" Thon, mon
slrove FOR Principle, for Justice and Right
NOW, those are almost lost sight Of, In
the struggle for place aud power, for party
and pelf. This is a fact that must be
apparent 70 every one, who will take the
trouble 10 look around him and compare
Tho men Of tho present age with the he
roos Of '7e. Let us beware then, while
we are heAping beuodic'ious upon the
"Father Of his Country" and his oompa-
triots in the war Of the Revolution, that
We do not depart from the simple rule Of
faith and standard Of virtue, laid down
by them. Let us beware. lest, IN bocom-
ing great, We also become wicked and
degenerate.
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EXCELSIOR EYE BALM.
SOLD W DaUooisTs EvERTwnERE.
DO you DESIRE HEALTH?
THEN READ A WORD
REFoRr you THROW THIS Down As WORTHLESS.

II is fact we'll kuown 10 sll our Western ciii
tons, that the missnia that is constantly present in
the air Of this rich western country and the chan
ges which occur 20 frequently, from heat 20 cold,
give rise 20 various 70 rms Of disease snd ii be.
comes an Important inquiry then TO us, what We
can do TO prevent these sudden attacks, to which
We are 80 liablsf An old saying is, ian ounce Of
prevention ia worth pound Of cure" and 10
nothing ia i ;ruer than In this for in however
many forms We are attacked With illness, the pri-
mary cause Il ne8rly the same. We catch col !,
or over-sat, the pores Of our body become closed
~ the refuse matter which il generally thrown
out ofthe IS stem by sensible or insensbe perspi-
ratons remains In Il and clog Il up, and the con-
sequence is that the ins,srd functions Of the body
cannot perform their duty, any more than watch
can the cogs Of whose wheels sro flled with dirt
Every part Of our bodies demands its dieren NJ el-
efr ent from the food, and the part our stomachs
take Is 10 eliminate such parts, andlsend them In
their proper direction; when our system is fully
open this ia we'll aud beautifully done, and such
parts Of our food ore not needed, are thrown
out by perspiration and the natural outlets Of our
Dodies,-but when cold, or any other cause, stops
these outlets this ofsl az we may 50 speak,) re-
mains 10 the body; aud Fevers, Rheumatism,
Jsuudice, Liver Complaint Ague, Neuralgia, &c, f.,
&C., occur. What then shall We dot the answer
il easy--oeanse the system thoroughly, restore
these natural outlets and we are Tree. When
shall We do it7 Shall we wait Till the disease be-
comes set upon usl No, let ustako
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Finally Il was concluded 70 transfer the
whole stock to Bartlett q Smith" BY
20 doing, tho Banks credit would bo
placed beyond a doubt.
When the transfer was made, Wagon
er's note was IN Bank for $4,000 70 COW
or The two Endorsements on Breslin's
notes. This note feprosented "Capilal
Stock, and Breslin agreed 10 pay e. To
do which, Bartlett u Smith gave two
drafts on John Thompson, Of New York,
for twenty thousand dollars each, one for
thirty aud one for sixty days, and on both
were written acceptance waived"
The most sacred promises were made,
both by Mr Smith and Mr.. Breslin, that
the Baak should be placed upon a sound
basis; that is capital stock should be re-
turned 70 the Bank, that it should be
made substantial and sound; shat a fair,
honest and legitimate banking business
should be done, aud, in word, every
thing should be conducted in manner to
give Il credit and stability.
On the contrary, as soon as the Legis-
lature adjourned, oil these promises were
forgotten Mr.. Smith remarked "We
have got them now where we don't care.
We can elect our own officers" Not one
dollar Of the capital has been returned to
the Bank.
According to the Cashiers statement,
few weeks since, 10 the Directors, all
the available funds Of the Bank we're about
3 500 coin IN Bank, and $3.50 in Dalti-
more, and some discounted paper. Mr.
Bresln. within few weeks past, has ta-
ken West largo amounts Of GreensbCr-
ough notes, on his INDIviDUAL note, with
out security of any kind. Whether he
uses them 10 pay "capiIal stock" Of some
other one Of the wild CaV Banks, or
places them on special deposit, or designs
them for disbursement in the school fund,
is left for the people of Ohio to judge.
The Charter requires that "iye Direc-
tors shall be residents Of the county. -
Lately there has been an importation Of
two able bodied men from the Buckeye
State, but whether they are to act in the
capacity Of resident Directors, to fulfill
the requirements Of the Charter, or to
serve as body guard TO the Cashier, is not
clearly ascertained.
A few days since the Sheriff Of this
comfy put an attachment upon the stock
Of the Bank, as belonging to Bartlett Il
Smith.
Fortunately for the public, but unfor-
tunale for the owner, Mr.. Bresliu, the
Bank has always been Of such an extreme
ly "Wild Cat" character, and the fraud
has been so open and palpably gross, there
is very little probability Of their ever get
ting great amount Of its currency in
circulation in this community.
Sep. 10, 1856 CAROLINE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


WORTH KNoWGNG.-Pro Wood, whose
advertisement will be found in another column,
has discovered remedy for the gray end bald,
which iS at once practicable aud cheap. II re-
qulres no dysing, no wig, nor extraordinary
trouble. There can be 10 doubt whatever Of ils
efficacy. We have seen testimonials almost
without number, and from msu Of graf inte!l
geEes high ahnding and moral worth.
Those who have been bald for years are now
wearing their own hair, aud appear ten years
Younger than they did six mouths ago. A' In
most cases gray hairs aud bald heads are both
premature and unnatural, II is duty to toremedy
them by tho natural aud undobuted means which
Prof Wood has invented, aud now kindly
offers to the afflicted. Read his advertisement
Try his wonderful remedy, aud give the PrOfeS-
sor new testimonial. Memphis Whig.
iuns saw
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From Washington.
WAsnlNnroN. Lnne 81

WASHINGTON, June %,
Col. Cummings left this afternoon for
81. Louis, on his way to Kansas. lie
will return in ten days, and will then re.
ceive his commission and instructions
BY the act establishing the Territory Of
Utah, in 1850. right is reserved to Con-
gress to abolish the Territory at its pleas
ure. It provides that said Territory may
be divided or attached to any other State
or Territory. The act was passed on as
suianoe that polygamy and none of the
Mormon ins, tut'ous should be introduced
into the Territory. The vast majority Of
Mormons are not Of the United States cit
liens.
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ArroRxEY GESERAL's oFFroE.
CoLuMBUs, June "a, 1851.

srn.--In answer to your note Of this
dale have the honor TO say that, as the
State is not subject 10 be sued by private
individuals, no recovery could be had
against it by legal proceedings, either for
tho amount Of the outstanding circulation
Of the Seneca County Bank or the bonds
deposited by that Bank with the Ticasu-
ror Of State,
The State, however, has assumed 10 act
as the custodian Of the Bonds deposited
for the security Of the circulation. and
having thus given credit 10 that circula.
tion, is. doubtless, morally responsi-
BILE for the safe keeping Of the bonds.
and II they be not safely kept, for the cir.
oulaton itself The State has never yet
failed, nor is there any reason to suppose
Il ever will fail, TO fulfll all its obligations,
legal and moral ] will add that now
see no reason 10 spprehend chat posses
ion Of the bonds themselves will not bC
rogalned by the State.
Respectfully,
G. p. WoLCoTT Atty Gen'l.
Hon. A. p. SroNE, Treas'r Of State.
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PEOPLES REMEDYl
I,i' no, gotten up With miraculous poworsi but
II will cure
FEVER AND AGUE,
AND ALL FORMS OF BILIOUS
DISEASE SAFELY
AND SURELY.
PEOPLES REMEDYl

There are aome cases where the system Is so full
Of disease, that nothing but thorough turning
over will do any good, and In these cases, this
Remedy proceeds TO do it--in such casos nausea
Is produced, Gn the common dose,) but persons
can avoid this by doing the whole slower. and ta-
king small doses, and longer time 20 cure.
Ia some cases. where the Liver is torpid, the
patient will have one or two Chills after commen
cling the Medicine; but as soon as the Pills are
fairly taken up BY the stomach, and the system Is
under is Influence, the Chills must stop. In any
case where Il is desired 90 stop sickness al the
Stomach, tina, Is produced by these Ague Pills, a
dose or two OF Pepparmint Essence will relieve.
Look out for your appetite, after being cured
by these Pills or you will over est.
Ono bouie will BREAK the Ague upon four
grown persons, butte fairly cure should all be
taken by one.
We would alsoeall your attention TO the
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SALE o 3 REAL EsTATE


Ontha Ist day ofAugust A. ID 1857 a oelook p M,
tie door Of The Court House n rn seneca Co Ohio,
vim b. offered Cor sale 90 the hhelt bidder the following
Real Eitates ho property of Gilbert Ashley, tewie lot
No. IN location No section No. ~ In to~nshp north,
range IA eaa, Ia o Oolaware land sfiui seneca 20
Onto ,containnE 50 screa ant ro o enu more o. less
10 tma lot of land situated IA ne sans county and
section and state and dellihodby beginning a atakn
rods west of ha CsneEofthe Caahas and aAnaeay tar
pike parallel withtho ncrth Nno 81 q. Welohs black
smith thop ~ sake thence nofh ~ dsgteli sefs
rods stake thencc ucfh i degeps east - rods v
stake thence tonth l2t dcarecl casts rods 90 stsao
th6hcs south N derlacs wo S iol y ne acs Of begin
nlnF. rrfme-Ono third Caah aud uo balance IN two
auual annual installman ms with ltlelest.
y, y. WILLIAMS, cpsIiiaa q Giltsu Athlsy,
Jnly 81, 05-tw-S300
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Terrible Loss Of Life.

The Telegraph brings us the appalling
news Of the burning of large steamer,
on the 81. Lawrence river, near Quebec,
and the loss Of between three and foul
hundred passengers. The namos spread
50 rapidly, that Il was impossible to reacl
the shore. The most Of the passengers
jumped into thc river. and were drowned
Out of a crow Of 800, only l25 are known
to be saved.
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No NAWark AhVnnaih.

The Newark Adeocaie Of last week, has
an article upon tho Treasury detaloation,
which, under all the circumstances, is
not only unfair aud disingenuous in the
extreme, but is Of such character as to
reflect as severely upon its writer as upon
those whom he attempts to arraign. The
editor, Mr.. Morgan. was Auditor during
the entire term Of Mr.. Breslin's service
four years,--aud yet as the ,Sia,e Journal
pertinently remarks, 'he never discovered
the defaloation, and now he turns around
and abuses the present State Offices DO.
cause they did not discover the do(aloa.
ton sooner than he did --iSan. Register.
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EXCELSIOR EYE BALM,
FoR ALL DISEASES or TaE EYE on ErELrD,
UPON PERSONS OR HORSES.

FoR ALL DISEASES or TaE EYE on ErELrD,
UPON PERSONS OR HORSES.
Inaammations, Films, Ulcsrations, Wetk sight,
aud all forms OF d iseGssd Eyes are cured 80 rap,
idly that where Il is best know Il Is conaderod
alnaoat MAGICAL Ia It's hoaliag influence Ply
sieian from lndiena wri.as'--
"Your msdlcine has given PERFEcT and En-
TIRE SUBTRACTION In every case"
One Drug Store that has sold. the past season,
over EIGHT HUNDRED BOTTLES says Il did not
fsilin single instance.
An old Horse Jockey, who has handled horses
all hil life, saysi--
."Ifyour Rye Bulm. with little Needing and
Physicing where the system is too full will not
cure, they may give up the Eye.
One lady, who had been deprived Of sighi in
one Eye, BY hlm over it for ak years says'--
"Ansr thirty Physlolans had prescribed. with
out any good done mety your Medicine Is performs
ing erre"
Candldly and honestly, will you deprive your
self Of good remedies, because some. would hs
wise onsa cry out Qaaehsry--or yoa will try one
box Of our
FAMILY MEDICINES.
aud BE- healed Of yoar Diseases. We do not put
up our Eye Balm for anything but core Eyes and
Eye Lidss but you have i in the house, you
need not soGer with Sore Mouth. or Ulcers upon
any part Of the body for Il is so healing 10 all such
surfaces, that Il will CURE rHEM Qu'cKER. than
anythng else. Apply Il, ifyou wish. with quill
lsather.t % the sores, once, twice or three times
day. you deem necessary,
Prepared and Sold Wholesale and Retail, BY
A. LANGWORrHY,
FindlsY, Ohio.
Sold BY GIBSON q sLANKER ri6in, o..
r. c. cAPLES Fosloria, O. 2. Y. p. xuCh'
| CareyiO. July ID '5t-om.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-03

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