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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29
Patent Medicines

Can be obtained of Wood q Co, at Wholesale
~ Retail aud guaranteed to be genuine.
U We have FEvER AxD AouE remedy that
has cured in twenty'srccessivc cases this Spring
and not failure has marked its MA.
0 Medicines will be furnished q. any hour
day or night and every effort made to build up
Q brsincss by prompt attention and an obliging
disI osition. rs
" Physicians' prescriptions and Family Efci-
pescarsfally compounded. I
II Call and examine our stock. and satisfy
yourselves that our. words arc true.
T. w. WOOD d CO.
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FOUND

In the streets of M'Gregor, small oval
Breast pin. It contains lock of hair, and is
probably Of value to the owner as a memento.
1t can be had by paying for this notice.
May 26. 1t. JAMES LESH.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29
The Clayton Co. Herald.

Ene Clayton Go. Herald.
We are in receipt Of 4 large and
handsome paper bearing the above title
1t is printed at Gutenberg. the County
Seat of Clayton Co., by Dripps 4 Nc.
Bride. We have been gettilg in ex.
change, a small, well conducted and
wellsupported journal ofthe same name,
but the Improvement is 50 manifest tina,
it is difficult to realizesthe sudden
growth of the first from the Office of the
last. We knew the change was coming
Tor Andy said 80, but we had no idea i
was his design to pitch the improvement
into our grati6ed faces without a due
amount Of threatening, promising and
dunning Of subscribers, as is usual under
the circumstances. It is here, however,
sure enough, seven columns in size-a
new head new dress, and q clean
face generally.
Well, if so good hand at the case
and the table as Drips is known to be
can't afford to enlarge there is no use in
other publishers making an effort.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

kT The next No. of tho Times will
be on quality of paper not easily ex.
celled anywhere.
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IF YOU want any thing in our line. call at
the upper store rooms over which projects a
large sign marked D r q 06.
MA +. w. WOOD d CO,
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

H Our paper is little behind this
week, not so much however as some OF
our subscribers. @ .H sL a
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

TIME Subscriber offers for Sale, on reason
able terms, one hundred and twenty five
lots in Monona, situated in the most desirable
place in Town; the Rail Road is bound to come
to Monona and all those that want to buy lots
cheap. can do SO 80 by calling soon.
SILAS EGBERT.
Monona, April %. 1857.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

Front Street, Near the Ferry Ianding.) Gut.
tenberg. iowa. baggage taken to and from the
Rpats Free OF Charge.
n34tf L. g. ROLF. Pror rector.
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N o " w!

~ - ~ - - .
The subscribers would inform the citizens
of Postville and surrounding country. that
they have purchased the entire stock Of mer-
chandise formerly owned by
EMERA, HIGBY n Go.
And are now receiving . general assortmen I
of such Goods as are usually kept in country
store. We would solicit the patronage of the
friends of the old firm. and we hope By strict
attention to business to merit q share Of public
patronage.
We are also prepared to exchange
GOODS FOR CASH
And all kinds of saleable produce, such Is
Wheat. Corn, Oats, Potatoes, Hides, Furs
Butter, Eggs DC.
We would say to those that are prepared to
pay CASH for Goods, that we are not to be un-
dersold by any firm west of the mississippi Ri
yer.
Please call and examine our Goods and Pri-
ces before purchasing elsewhere. It is no
trouble for us TO show Goods; you don't want
to buy, there is no harm done.
We also keep on hand an assortment of
YANKEE NOTIONS
such as Pitch Forks, Shovels, Spades, Hoes,
Ok Yokes. OK Bows, Grindstones, Cambria
Needles, Jews Harps and thousand other
Chicken Fixings too nun erous to mention.
HARRINGTON l. HIGBY.
We would embrace this opportunity to rec
commend our SUCCESSORS to our old patrons and
the public generally. E. HIGBY d Co.
N. B.-We woulb say to all those indebted
to us, that We are "hard ups, aud money we
must, can, shall, and will have, no you will
save time and cost by calling Immediately, and
fork over the "shiners." We can be found at
the Old Store for short time. E. H. 4 Co.
\ Nay 22n34tf. Postville, Iowa.
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The Copartnenhip heretofore xisting be-
tween J. kirkpatricf and ii. II. NiIkcrson ,un
der the firm name OF II. II. Wilkerson a Col.
this day dissolved BY mutual consent
J KlRkPATRIC K.
II. H. WILKERSON.
The business will be carried, on in the Old
Stand, and Ill Business attended to. prompt. .
by.
J. KIRKPATRICK.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

GTRAYED from the subscriber, stopping at
- the house of John Whitney, south of Mo-
mona, on Sunday, May Sd, Dapple Grey Horse
Of the Canadian breed. He is s years old, has
large hoofs and very heavy legs. Had halter
on when he LETT. Any information given of the
horse to J. Whitney. or H. +. Smith at Monoua,
will be literally rewarded.
r. KELLY.
McGregor, May 10. 1857. n32tl
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

Onn Or Of Quiuine fsr sale low, by
AOO T. w. WOODd co.
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Fayette Journal. "a
!, This is an Independent OF Neutral
paper established at Faystte, lows,
by Griffith, Templeton 4 Co., with
the material of the late FREH PRESS Of.
fee of West Union. The Journal gives
evident signs of life and it would be
.hypocritical in us to deny that the change
Of political tone pleases us much. We
are fond Of reading political discussions
but we have some exchanges that seem
as though their conductors had been
bitten by some mad-dog ofapolitics and
could not be easy until every, one else
was either innoculated. or be- la55ered
with the rabies! The Free Press is dead
poor thing. and should not be spoken
harshly Of, but we hops to sscspe visi,
from its ghost by commanding its sue.
cessor to our business, men q FAR more
valuable to them as an advertising; me.
dunn. Fayette County is one of the
best in Iowa, and it will pay any whole.
sale Dealer to invite the trade Of its citi.
zens. Success to you Mr.. Journal
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II. O. MARTIN. N. D.
n PHYSICIAN & SUR EON.
Office on vain street, west of the xonona Hotel
Aonona. Nay %. 81. n34tf
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

a LCOHOL in large or small quantities. Er
IA sale by 4. W, WOOD& CO.
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a SURE IUHE for Fever ana Ague can
IA be h,d by application u Z
IL w. WOOD 4 co.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

ElE Horn HOogSe TO Let.
II WILL Rent the above well known Tave IN
Stand On reasonable terms for one year or
more, to any one that will keep respect able
house. Possession given immediately. En.s
quircof the ProE rictor on the premises. y
L. q. COLLINS.
Giard, May 9th, 1857. n32tf.
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ZEylyRR n Mar rHPpTv

2 ZEIGLER d AcGLATHERTY
RNEYS AT LAW,
West Union. Iowa.
Will tuy and sell lands. pay taxes. make col.
sections. de-, &c, MA GIN.
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ID ECENTLY from Indiana, would respect
IN fully announce to the Ladies Of Mclrcg-
or and vicinity. that she 10 now prepared to
Bleach. Rerair and Trim BoNNxrs at short no, - =
lice and In tie latcse STYLE She IL also
with Material for making Ladies' and Mise
Bonnots and Hata Attention paid 10 cp
Fitting and Making Dresses aud Caps: ~ 8
Her place of BssiNesa n near Mr.. Amc J
rssidenc on Main Street. Please give hr
cali, ls14a ifs
Nee. egor. May s.lsS7. nNsm1
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FATHERS HOME.

THIS Desirable location for Public House
Store or Grocery, can be purchased or rented O,
reasonable terms. BY an early application to the
owner. A good title can be made to fhe prem.
ises. have been resident of Miaegor many
years and the business Of the place is increasing
too raj idly for the comfort or convenience Of an
old pioneer, hence prefer to give way to men
younger and more needy than myself.
A. E. WAIVER.
A'oregor, Iowa. 't4 n34tf.
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&. HYyNTINHU

Manufacturer of Writing Fluid and Whole.
sale and Retail Dealer in Books and Stationery
Windsor. Clayton Co.. Iowa, nay %. 34tf
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The subscribers would inform the citizens
of Postville and surrounding country. that
they have purchased the entire stock Of mer-
chandise formerly owned by
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-21

lie had bccn frequently asked whether he approved
OF the Presidents policy IN retaining Coy. Walker III
Office He had never hesitaed. and he did not hest
tate now, TO answer the question in the negative.
But while his own opinion was that Gov Walker
should have been recalled, he did not feel called
upon nor was he disposed to d,nounce the President
for not having superseded him. Mr. Buchanan was
entitled to fair hearing, and should not b. con
tcmncd in advance. IN his nnnunl message h. would
probably give the reasons which governed his action
In rcirrcnc, to Gov Walker. When that document
appeared Gov. Brown said he would be ready to
Judge and to act lie did not think IL would be just
or proper TO do 50 on halt.dcvcoped case. He he
levcd the President would not approve of much that
Gov. Walker had said and done in Kansas but If So
IL was scarcely necessary 10 say that the Presidents
in that respect would not receive his sanction
lie was Mr.. Buclmnan's friend, but not his slave he
was his supporter. but did not belong to him. lie
would deeply deplorc it should Gov. Walkers con
duct receive the Endorsement of the Administration
According to this theory. the people were TO be lc't
pei fcctly free to establish and regulate Their social
and political institutions in their own way with the
Limitation that they were not TO be repngnnnt to the
Constitution of The United States The South had
been deceived and dciraudcd in the passage OF the
Kansas act If its provisions were not to br taken s
prohibiting all interference on the slavery question IN
The Territories whether by one department OF the
Federal Government or another Our position would
not be improved in fact IL would be greatly worse.
if Congressional interference had been prohibited
only that interference by the Executive might take
its place.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-21
NEW NERT1SEMENTS.
TO TIE plrBI,If

TlIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD OUT hr
/ Baking aud Confectionery Establishment 10 Nr.
MARTIN COLEMAN tnk,s this method ~ returning
his grateful ack towl dmrnt- to The public .or thr
past kd aAd liberal patronage, and -oicil- for hs
successor til sam liberal support. y. MOSES
IT viii b' scau by The abavr that have purchased
the iacr" II Mr. y. Nose. in br Baking and Con
irciioparl luln ~ ana assure my triand- aud The
public tn4rI~llly. t'rt uo ctor Wa my pIrt shall hc
spared t. i cryr thr pa ronage 80 hndy solicited
for m, ~ ~. worthy pralr -or.
nov2l IA.TIS COLEMAN
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-21
MISCELI ANEOUS.
TILE, GLOBE /.

IiiH DfflClAL PAi'ER OF CDNthISs.
I III IBlISll NOW my annual prosp ctua uI : h Dali
l. ~ Gob'. und the Congressional Glob q ID App"n.
dix. to mud subscribers. and inform thoH Who may
Il sire 10 .ubcrbc, that Congress will meet on the
first Monday Of next December, when shall recun
moncc Publishing the above named paper. sy
have hrcn Published 80 long that moi pr G
men know ihnir character, and Therefore 4 m It
needless to give N nut" account oi the Kind oI mat
ter they viii cb3t}a.
The ia ly ca. ri contain a port Of the De.
oates in both ira. ol 90 irrc.- " taken down by
rpporer3 cqul al ou-i, to any corps Of shorthand
wrtgr. Ia th on ia any other country. majority
oi them will each, he able TO report. yerbdtjm, ten
thDu.u ii wOIds an hour. while the average number
Of words poknn by fluent speakers rarely exceeds
seven thousand five hundred words nn hour. When
the debates ol II day do not make more than forty
columns. they shall appear in the Daily Globe thc
next morning. which viii contain. also, the news Gf
the day. together with such editorial art cles ~ may
BE- suggested by passing events.
/, l. also my intention. from time TO time occa-
4ipu may require 10 publish my rcmnic"ngn& oi the
public men with whom have been a.saciat'd DURING
the last twenty eight years Anecdotes Of General
Jackson. aud The leaders of the party which he con
duced. and the leading men OF other pn'tie.. VII
believe bc Interesting now when partjzm b,tt,ra"ts
| has platcd.
ia becoming reporter of the Il bates Of CoHgr =
doom Il il proper TO say that the Gloha would e"r
be pnrzm paper This pledge viii not " r
ed by Introducing ~ a contribution TO history & ~
ltical traits Of character which distinguish III pa.
| lie m,n oi my time Although am, AID 'Itit i 10
rrmann il,prnuah y mUrrat viii ncy n nbtrudc
Imy pr eipl'. 10 way to max" them oh inXiou- 10
any rai.y But . regard 70 persons and events
II which gn NJ ID tka 40 history. hope 10 make the
\ Glnbt ~ hp rst IN NOR: aud with tlHt view am
irrsolvrd to sp ak independently OF all parties.
I'h Congressional Globe aud Appendix will con.
tnin report pf AL The ID bate, III Congress revised
by The speakers the s.ags Of the President of the
United States. the Annual 4 ports Of u" llrad- o
the I.yrcuiiv" Departments. the Law passed during
The session. aud cop poas na"xe- to all. Th viii 10
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-21

TmE KENTUCKY SENAToRslIiP.-The contest for the
office of L. 5 Senator in Kentucky, TO be filed at
the next session Of The Legislature, in which the
Democrats have majority on joint ballot. appears
to bc between Hon JAS. Guthrie, late Secretary of
the Treasury. aud Hon Lynn Boyd, formerly Speak
cr Of the House.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-21

MOFFATT's LIFE PILLS x PHOENIX BiTTERs.
M Physically considered man i, the paragon Of an.
maia but hi3 system is liable to cxtcr1l uni inter.
nal dnranG"m" to which give the name Of dis
case. Remedies Of simple kind should be first en-
poycd. The No'at Life Pills purify The blood. rem
ovatn The dcttc organs Of the stomach whilst the
Pimniy Etcrs by gently Stimulating the app titr.
give Il new zrst to life and is cnioyin 'nts. W. b
Monlt. VI. D.. 33j Broadway, New York
For sale at the Drug store Of |. \. LEMON
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-21

THE STATE Or lt4tl-iA&A srh Judicial III
F,El-lr - ~ iIaidNN triet Court.
In the mat; Of tha .asc" i'm oI s'a~'u linr,ck.
d 'r"a- Il.
JN PtR,i ANrE OF Az ORDER Of The Honorable
/ Court nluIasn'1 Hul hy yilna rl comm s-'oH III
rrctod to IN 'iHjI itW#t tlcrl ~ tn" Aforesaid Court,
braring dat, November 18th. isii /. Jnn gI-h.
an Auctnlc"f in an Lo The Parish i Et-t Fel.rant.
state Of Lou. .aan, VIII Npps 70 pIbIjr auction at
my onrr in IT,, toWa 81 Clinton. on
TIL RSnAI, DEt EMnNR p, lS11
al the hour oi II o'rucl \, NJ. lhr .no"ng dr-crib-
ed properly ,itatnl Ia o. parish aul belonging TO
said succession 20 MI:
\ certain ,,ie ~ rat'ei n ad yae N lte Parish
Of Enai ltai'nEa. on tae Amitr lttF"r. aal known
as ti A'rytEdar bpoatr clln. coaa H,d1
about t@o iIuu,and acres; bounded q. 3l""..
VIZ: north hy lirzoknl illwrll. I"Mi, tHhnE
and lnn! entered by lirZcijnh llmr u "a,t hy
Beaver Crock. soalh by riynr Amiir. and u aver
Greek. and mist iy river Amilc. and being d' sIg-
mated npOl Tine lpNn,l y map, ~ sections o9 W,
81. o. 93, ~. %. alpd 96. Of owa-.'p J. south oi
ringr 3 pn,t : and sections G3. 81. o., and %,
Of township / soaih Of mngl !, cast. lhe titles
to lhat portion ol said tract Of laad comprised
within section 60 township !. south Of range ).
east. aud section G3. township !. south al range
!. cast. containing SIC ll-lOD acrcs being fully
glnrant I'd. Tn" balance Of sad land 10 be sold
without any guarantee ol tile, upon the follow.
ing terms 10 w
rEEf, oF s3lE.
Upon Il credit Of !. : and 3 y'ar- from the day o
sale notes secured ly mort and approved person
al security, barring interest At c.gt per cent per
annum from date until paid.
nov. u, ls57. JAMES WELSH Auctionecr.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-21

Di3e The 0hove arcIe. can be seen in part at Mon,
faiin's suddry Monuactory, Butler & Koch's Car
rage shop, and mt tn Jewelry and Book Store Of
Nutmaa Il Strauss.
TlcKErs for sale Mt the above named places:
oct II, 1887 ID
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-21
BONNETS. BONNETSil

Mrs Il. Il. LYONS having just received large
NJ and splendid assortment Of Fall Millinery: would
respectfully call the attention Of the Ladies for IN
- rton. This il the largest stock Of the kind
hrnu III TO this town: having the advantage Of u
Ioud nhn has purchased for her in the No, tn. she
NJ l herself thnt every taste can be suited.
Al-u .rW Ribbu ~ Of almost every 3olor and shade
for lin met trimming, sa-h"s Ne suted to the taste
ot M" most lu.tdiou.. all Of which will be offered ut
i small advance on wholesale
would also say that have secured tho services
of II French Millincr from large establishment in
New Orleans, and are prepared TO alter. rctrim, and
manufacture bpnnets becomingly to the purchaser,
at very low prices.
Also lot Of objectionable bonnes suitable for
servants. cos from 10 = 90 that will close ont
It Oh" dollar ap.rc". Call and examine
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-21
WINES. LIQUORS. Dc

" y TNN. TTV1V UTt'N. NT.
NIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING disposed Of his
/ stock of Groceries and ont,ctionarios. will de-
vote his attention entirely 10 the Liquor and Wine
business.
lie has now on hand. n choice selection Of hn fol-
lowing articles which he will dispose Of n reasonable
rates
Brandy, superior Wines, old and choice
do lower grades Port do do
Whiskey, all qualities Madeira do do
Gin and rum. superior Claret do do
Scotch Ale Champagne do
London Porter Muscat do
Physicians and Planters requiring Liquors or Wines
for medicinal purposes can always be certain Of pro
curing good article
His store is one door east of his old establishment
nov IT, Il. MOSES.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-25

NOTICE & hereby given that the partncr5hI, b.,.,.e
existing between r. Mrn. Gibsan and u XVI s.rts,
gnaef the meme and hini e Gibson & SHAKER Drss,'
psriieg. -''N' oi the
The Book, Notes Accounts bsloner, n .,,s a..
speedy settlement We hope 80 those knoyine ,i, 2.
9epee 2 ,e same, y eal ald adjust tsil uecoants %
pe.'ns- WIN aoe continued q the od stand y r. Men ci
X. Mod. GIBSON
fimn. Jaly 2 lsS7JyiOfsh q = " si'ANNAR.
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= 2 III u = TUW |UT-
w. li anest Coniections, CaResand Bread. -
- n oys fancy articles 40. can he found atths
H0's.ele and reiaileoqieciionary ef
We 3s 9oP nV1RDRdns "a
Washington Street, Timn Ohio.
families and partoasupplied With tholuxurics
etsae cram on shortnciire.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wiildo tvellfe
where,
January lsth, 1854,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-25
EXCELSIOR EYE BALM.
soLD nY DnUoonrs rvrarwurRE.
Do You pEsIRE HEALrna
rHEN READ A woRD
nrroas YOU runov rnu DowN As swonrmrs.

tia fact well known 70 ~ our Western ciii.
sens, that The masma that is constantly present 10
fhe ar 81 thisrich western country, md the chan
gea which occur 90 froquontly from heat 70 cold,
give rise % vhious forms Of disoaHe, sod it be.
comes on Important Inquiry then % a., wliHi we
ran DO 20 pfevrni those sudden Auacks, TO v hieh
We ere 20 liablsi An old saying ", Ian ouncc OF
prevention il worth pound or rure." and in
noiilny is it truor than 10 this for in however
many iarms we arc nusekod with illncss, the nrl-
mary cause is nearly the same, We catch ro l.
or DIVERGENT, tho pores Of our body become closed
ntd tne reiufn matter which q generally thrown
ont oftho system bv sensible or insrnsbln nrrspi.
raoaa, romaiusl ln tend clne ii up, and the con.
sequence s that iho Inward luucinns the body
canaot perform their duty, any more ihan watch
can, the eogs Of whoto wheels are 6iod with dirt
Every part Of our bodies demands ne different 81.
omcni from tho food. and the part onr domachs
take Is to eliminate such paris, nnd send them IN
their proper direction; when our system s fully
open this 10 well and holuuiully done, aud such
parts of our food as are not needed, are thrown
cut BY Precipitation, and the natural outlets OF our
bodies, ,-hul when cold, or apy other causr, stops
these ontlet., this dial 90 we may NO speak,) ro.
mains 10 the hody and fovors, Rhounietism,
Jaundice. Liver Compliant. Aguo, Neuralgia, &C.
Gc.4 occur. What then shall We dot The unsws
q ensy--cleanso the system thoi oughly, res,0rr
these natural ouilrts aud we uro frro. Whom
shall we do go Shpll wo walt til tho disease bo.
comes set upon usi No, let ustako
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-25
LIST or LANDS

And Town Lots and parts county Of Seneca
State Of Ohio returned delinquent George Hemng Treasurer
said County with the Taxes Penalty and Interest thereon for the year
A. D. 1858, and the simple taxes for the year A. d.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-25
AUDITORS OFFIcF. SFNrcA Co,,,,,r,,

t,.. . City of Iiffn, December 4th A ID. 1sb7{
Reeao TO the provisions OF an act entitled
prescribing the duties Of County Auditors passed Fno 1 ac
hereby give notice that the tracts land town lots and
IN he foregoing list much thereoas pay the tax in
@ % S9q penalty @ charged thereon will be sold the in the
h day Of said monthly unless interest and % 3 @
fore that time. (dec4-6w) + M STFIN4e S % paia oe-
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-25
a anIrLE vnaErAnLn nEMnpr,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cATuAaTfo PILLS.
pRrpAnrpnr
A. LANGwoRGHY, TmDIAY, 0.

We compound thom from Western expert
onco--we know what you want, becauso we want
Pain In the Rack Or u ubs commences, whom iu
short you feel your system geiling out Of order,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-25
GO RIGHT TO work,

take enough 20 cleansa your system thoroughly,
then take them along tor while to keep your
bowels open mud regular, aud you will THAI a.
for comnounding them.
Il may DO that yon have neglected yoursolfuh
"a you have Feve~ aud Ague, Chilli Never, Dumb
Ague--elther Acute or Chronio--then procure d
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-25
utlNa wonrHrs AROMATIC AeUr rrLts,"
DO YOUR SUMMERS WORK

These Aguo Pills are compounded for those
who are tired OF taxing Qnuinu. Arsenic, or any
poisons. We warrant thom entirely compounded
from the Vegetable Kingdom, and oher reward
Of 1000. % any one who will dntort any Mine.
ral Ia anv Medicine we advertise ps Vegetable.
Thosa Pills were compounded, and lal used In
the hil Of 1855, during tho groai prevalence ot
Bilious disouao-.weru compounded on tho ground
where the disease prevailed, aud not whore they
theorsa about h tas in the East l--ll was gotten
up when Qiinine, and the othor Medicines iail0d,
aud ues warranted 20 cute, and not ono In doz'
en- bottles lailod--ltis the