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The daily Butte record., 1858-02-26
County Treasurcr's Office,

UROvlLLk, February Sd, Ic36. 7
Notice shereby given, that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered between the Sh and 2lst of August
1857, inclusive, that the same will be paid on
presentation at this Office, and after this date
said Warrants will cease to bear interest, and
If not presented within sixty days from the date
hereof the moneys for SAID warrants will be appro-
pratcd to pay the mex, in order OF registry.
WM. LATTIMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
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CHANCE FOR SOMEBODY. We know a
citizen of this place who served a campaign
in Mexico in '46 and A., who crossed the
plains in 81, arrived in Placerville with only
six dollars in his pocket. who has siuce built
a fine iron foundry, a coach and wagon fac
tory, the most extensive hlackSmithng es
tablishment in the mountains, has also built
y splendid two story brick house, is largely
interested in three or four paying quartz
mills, is very good looking, and-wants to
marry. y.-PiacerrW Iader
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- DIR. J. l.. Czapkay's reputation is rap
idly spreading through this strte and Oregon as we
learn from reliable sources. He Is practicing with
remarkable success. aud has deservedly secured
public confidence Those needing medical aid would
do well to call or wrte a! his Institute in san Fran
cisco We refer the reader 10 Doctors advertise
ment in another column.
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OrOyilic Turn Eercin.

Regular meetings are held On the second and
fourth "Wednesday OF every month, at O'Clock p. NJ.
rurn Exercises every Tuesday and Friday, at 3
O'Clock NJ
By order. SIMON X. ROSENTliA j., Scc'y.
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DIR. JAMES Nj. WANG +,

Dry Greek. Butte County, California ufice three
miles south of Forkners ranch, ten miles north west
of Orovile. Special attention given TO the treat
ment of chronic Diseases affections of the Eyes,
Ian 1919
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CoTToN AND Tor4CCo Where the Gila
river is approached from Tucson, the bottom
is wide, and on to the Pimo village, dis
tance of twelve miles, the entire country
could be brought under cultivation to great
advantage and profit. From this point
down the river TO Colorado city, the climate
IS warm, and is highly favorable to the
growth of cotton and tobacco. also all the
productions of the Middle Statcs.- Cor. $.
+ .frguS.
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DIR. L.J. CLapkay.-ln another column of this
pnper will be found the advertisement Of H. j
CXAPkAY, NJ ID. The doctors testimonials are OF
such character rs to Justify us III commencing him
to public consideration - agentleman and physician,
ard one who is in every way quaeI for The lalthii il
performance Of his promises. If
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CoNSTABLES SALE.
INV nL TWO EYECI

10y VIRTUE OF TWO FNECV :
- tions issued by John s. Berry. Justice ol the
Peace for Ophlr Township, Butte county, md to me
directed, one in favor of Abbott and against A. :,
Hart for the of hundred and sixty eight and
my one huDdredh. dollars debt and fourteen aud
ten hundredths dollar. costs of suit and accrung
costs, and one in favor of Tin McCloskv, and against
A. s. Hart, for the sum of hundred and eighty
i've dollar. debt and fourteen and ten hundredh
dollars cost Of SUIT and uccrung costs have levied
upon and will expose at public sale on Tuesday,
the 10th day of March A. ID. io5s at the
Court House door in the town OF Oroville all OF the
right title and interest ofA Hart IN and to lots No
and in block No. Is as laid down and described on
the map OF the town OF Orovei snid lots front on
Huntovn street In said town, also all the buildings
and appurenances thePeunto belonging; the build
ngs consist Of large fame livery sable used by
Nye Co., and the Office of A. :. Hart.
r. l.. P.9TTO.N, Constable.
Dated, 0rovilie. the I'D day OF Feb A. ID. 1858.
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fE" HOstettcr's Celebrated stomach
Bt.rs-fur Jaundice, Dyspepsia. Nervous or Chronic
pebility-ure very pleasant in taste and smell, and
can be taken under any crcum'tanccs In Gaze OF
Dyspepsia Ii acts like magic, strengthening the tone
of the stomach stimulating the digestive powc-s, and
giving ruIdy health to the cheek and brightness to
the cyc In all cases Of diseases OF the stomach.
whether acute or chronic, ii may be recommended
for It's soothing cordial and renovatng influence -
Dyspepsia heartburn loss Of appetite. nasea, nerVon
tremors, relaxation, debility, &c. are relieved by the
Bit:ers in very short space OF time and per'eVer
apce in their use never fails 70 <ork thorough cure
Kept at all the popular saloons and prncira' drug
stores.
- FRaCD.-We would call attention OF the
public agein., frand daily practiced upon the IN
su.pec,ing in the article Of DR.. J lIOSTEIThha
CELEBRATED STOMACH BlrTERS. Since these
celebrated Bittsrs have become so popular Others
have been making preparations 10 initiate it'hnd IN
some cases have purchased old bottles and re>n'Ieo
them We would wise all persons to buy Il none
hut respectable Dealers the genuine are all covered
with a metallic cap, and the name on It. For safe Dy
PARK l. WHITE,
Sole agents for the Pacific Coast,
192 Warrington street, San Francisco.
COLTON L. McDERM0TT,
MON Agents, Oroviils.
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Notice..

The property holders OF the Town OF OroVlle are
hereby informed that Section first OF Ordinance No
will be strictly enforced from this date.
RS. MAYNARD, Capt. Of Police.
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yaIeutines! Valentines!

ST. Valentines day approaches Next Sunday the
l4th inst 1T will have arrived Perhaps st. Valentine
is the only Saint in The calender nos popuiarly re-
membered. aud in anticipation OF large demand we
have purchased and have for sale an extensive as
sor,ment of SENTIMENTAL AND COMIC VALEN-
TINES at figures VARYING from 25 cts. to So 90.
GARNHAM Il LOCKWOOD,
Post Office Literary Depot
P.S-The attention of our friends is respectfully
called to the facility afforded them by our position OF
dropping their favors directly into the Pest Office,
Confidence in all cases strictly maintained.
& x l..
New Books just received per last steamer
"IMpEsDING Crisis OF THE SouTH;" "kIANA," a
romance OF the Sandwich Islands the American and
Tribune Almanacs. and for sale at the
POST OFFICE LITERARY DEPOT.
Feb I0-1w
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Notice.

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of the
ORC TELEGRAPH COMPANY will be held at the
Compauys olice in this city on Thursday, March 5h
at o'clock p NJ.
J. McETNsTRy SMITH, President.
Ornville. Feb nh. lS5s-td
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Romans Francais.

Messcurs Garnham n Lockwood eferent M pub
lie Francais de Butte county un grand Assortment
des meilleurs ouyrages des autours du steele.
dls BCREAU De LA POsTE.
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DIR. j. L. YOUNG, whose advertisement al
ycrtisemen appears in another column, the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is called to his
advertisement II
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DIR. Nj. Ni{OOMAN.

VIII hereafter have his Office at 7. Il. l.. Mcguire
Drug Store. Myers iireet, near the corner OF Nycr
and Montgomery nl9
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For Sale or Rent.

"oUsR AND LOT NEAR TUE PLAZA, front
II II ing on Robinson street, adjoining the Metho>
dist Parsonage, will be sold cheap. Apply To
Feb II r l.. PATTON
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NOTICE.
SlIERiFf'S OFFICE.

Butte County. California,
NO SERVICES "iIl be performed in amy civil nc-
ton or proceeding until the fee for such service is
paid bs the party recurring the service. This rule
will te strictly adhered TO- without distinct IN Of per
sons. n. n. PLUM,
Nov. 18th. Sheriff Butte Co
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rT@We would call attention to the Card OF Dr Van
Zand Of San Francisco who is treating Eye and Ear
Diseases with truly great success, since his return
from abroad Ollce in Wright. buillmg, NV cor
ner of Montgomery AMI Jackson street, where he
may be consulted da ly. i2-Jm
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Strawberry Plants !!
CHOICE VARIETIES

HuAY BE OBTAINED At Three Dollars
Nu Thousand ii applied Tor immediately al
the Straw berry Garden, near McConnells Ferry
Feb 20th-2ys
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FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER U.
n Stated meetings are heid in the Masonic
NSSHrl Ion the second aud fourth Fridays cf each
month. II. A. GAsTONi NJ. L. II. p.
c. +. Conros, Secretary.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

We ,sire to merit reasonable share Of publi
patronage, and shall always endeav"r tc merit II
WILLIS Il MEKWIN, PruprrtUr-
NED. WILLIS
BhM. MERWIN. 70
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Card.

Doctors SNEpEs & JENKINS have removed thcu
o1ice to the County Hospital, Iynchburg. and will a'
usual attend to all professional calls, day or night
Feb 18th IS5sxf
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25
The Supreme Judgeship.

As the Republican press throughout
she State are urging the claims of differ.
0nt persons, in connexon with the above
nsmOl office, we wish to present. in
modest way, the name Of Hon. CoorER
K WATSON Of this place. Both as a man
and a lawyer, Mr.. Watson is emiuently
qualified for the po.ision. His legal abil.
ivy. sound judgement aud uufalLring in.
,esrity, both in public and private life,
have woalfor him a reputation, which
even his political opponents cannot gain
say. II elected, he would discharge the
duties Of the Office with credit to himself
aud honor to the party aud would prove
= "tower of strength" to tho Republican
cause in this part Of the State. We make
this statement entirely on our own re.
sponSibility aud withou. Mr. Watson.
knowledge or consent
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The Opposition United in Pennsyl.
Vania,

One Of the effects, il Pennsylvania Of the
6rst years management CT Mr.. Buch.
anan's Administration has been to unite
all the elements Of the opposition, tbro'
whose division he was elected. The
movement to combine al the anti Buch.
annn forces has been successful. They
sro 10 hold a convention at Elarrisburgh
on the l4th Of July TO nominate candi-
dates for Judges Of the Supreme Court,
and Canal Commissioner. Tho call is ad
dressed to "lhe citizens Of Pennsylvania
who arc opposed to the present nation j
Administration, especially to It's despotc
and fraudulent Eecompton policy, aud is
wilful neglect ofthe just claims Of domes.
tic industry, aud who are in favor Of the
Sovereignty Of tho People over their own
local concerns; Of American Institutions
as against tho policy and intrigues Of fol
oign Government"
By this movement certain defcat awaits
tho Administration ia Pennsylvania next
fall.
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RAIL.

The Seneca Adrsrtlser and FremoR,
Messenger are loud in their praises Of
HalPs patriotism ami eisinlerestodness
in voting foI the English swiudle; and saw
that he is the choice Of the democracy Of
this district for Congressman, and that
his re eleciionis certain. All we have to
say is that IL Hall is nominated for re.eleo.
tion. and the county conventions of his
party viii pass resolutions endorsing his
course, there will not be democratic
county in the district this fall. As for
Hall, he stands two ohanbos to be struck
10y lightning to one for ro.eleclion. Three
IoutIhs Of the democrats Of this county
eurso him As traitor Poor Hall. thy
condition is pit@hle. Every pledge bro.
KEN all assurances made before your
election forgotten or unheeded. Green
is a patriot, shannon man aud Olds
saint, when compared to thee FFsa.ont
JoUFHgl.
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The Ono Warranto nasn.

Tho consti,ulioualiiy Of the "Plunder
Act Of the last Legislature appointing a
commission to take the appointing power
from the Governor was argued before the
Supreme Court at Columbus last week.
The Journal gives The result as follows.
Judge BrinkerhoG representing ma.
jority Of tho Judges, delivered an able
opinion, holding as claimed in the argu
mont for the relalor
/. That an employment by public au-
thorily, 10 public trust, not merely oo.
casioual or transient, is public Office.
though no fees be annexed TO the employ
mont.
2. That tho employment Of William
Keunon aud his associates Is such an en-
p'oyment, and must be regarded as a pub.
lie Office.
3, That the designation Of the persons
alluded to. as the holder Of that office, is
the exercise by the General Assembly. Of
an appointing power not prescribed in The
Constitution
.. That tho General Assembly may
constituuonally exercise the appointing
power only in the cases prescribed in the
Constitution.
o. That appointments 10 Office. as dis.
tinguished from elections, arc official
acts.
O. That the defendants are not entitled
10 the enjoyment Of tho privileges apd
which they assume to exercise.
The above statement is unofficial, but
we believe Il correctly represents tho de-
,ision
Judge Swan delivered q separate con
curing opinion. Chief Justice BARLEY
lissented.
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Rule or Ruin,

Notwithstanding the people Of this
district have Fepudiated Hall, there is ev.
identity an intention on the part Of cor.
tain leaders and wir--pullers to have him
rsnominated and, IL possible. compel them
20 swallow the nauseous dose the second
time. The Buoyrus Forum thrusis his
name before the public, as It's candidate
Tor 70 eleotica. Hall has his wiros laid
and the thing is perfectly understood
among tha knowing ones. The farce Of
. nomination win doubtless DO gone
through with. but the convention win bo
''packed" aud all, who are not favorable
70 Hall. will be politely requested to stay
away. We want to know il The Demo q,
raoy Of this county are going to be fooled
into the support Of Hall by few hungry
politicians, after he has shamefully do.
serted them aud sold himself to Lecomp.
ton.
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As the time for holding the Republican
State Convention approaches, nomina.
iions are being made through tho press,
10 different parts Of the state The of.
GERS 10 be chosen next fall are supreme
Judge, Attorney General, Member Of the
Board Of Public Works and a Comptrol
Der Of the Treasury. The last named Of
fee was created by the last Democratic
Legislature, as a partisan measure, and
we think that thoy should have all the
honor, as we'll as the responsibility, that
attaches thereto. We hope therefore that
the Republicans will max, nc nomination
for this office.
The names Of Hon, Caleb B. Smith Of
Cincinnati, r. P, spaulding Of Cleveland,
Judge Warden Of Columbus and Judge
Lawrence Of Logan have all ooon men.
toned IN eonnexion with the Supreme
Judgship. They are all men Of sterling
worth and eminent ability.
Col. John A. Blair Of Muskingum and
Hon. Ben. Eggeston Of Hamilton have
bsen suggested in connection with the
Board Of Public Works. =.
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History OF the Mormon War.

"'rbe King Of France with twenty thousand men,
Marched up a hu--and then marched down
again"
Rg-rbO "swill Milk" investigation is
sIill going on ia New York and new de-
velopments are being mqde.
BsrJpdge W.. " Peck is favorably
spoken Of as the Republican candidate
for Congress, in the 10th Ohio district.
R8-The Southern Pacific r. r, wac
sold on the ga inst for forty thousand
dollars.
BS-Ex- Gov. Wright, Of Ind. has at
last been confirmed as Minister to Ber-
lin.
Ry-rhere appears to be great nnanim.
lty among the Republicans Of Illinois, in
favor Of Abraham Lineola, as the success.
sot Of Mr.. Douglas. ia the U. s, Senate
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25
Fhe CIeveland Post 0moa.

The long agony is over, At last. Post
Master Cray is superseded and b. Har.
riugton, Esq was confirmed as his sue.
cessor, by the Senate, on Monday. The
Plain Dealer, Of last evening. thus an
nounces the fact:
The long mooted Question of the remov.
al OF Mr. Gray from the Cleveland Post
Office has at last taken place aud Mr.. Har-
rington appointed. The recent calamity
Of Mr.. Gray, which has resulted in the
complete loss Of his right eye, has so
completely overwhelmed him and his
family ia grief, and so prostrated him
physically, that ho is unable to read. or
write for his paper The condition Of III,
remaining eye is such as to require him to
avoid rs much as possible, all mental ex-
oitement for the present, and the public
will have to wait his personal vindication
in CHS matter until his health shall be so
restored as 10 ALLOW him 10 resume his
pen.
The public, however, are already AWARE
that Mr.. Gray'sremoval was occasioned
by his having differed ith the President
on The Kansas question, in fact, for doubt
ing the iR,maculate conception Of tie Le-
compton Constitution.
Egyifo,. ,,-., H..
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CalIIe, slrdYed or sloIen.

ONhe s5ih Of May, a Red Cow, heAv,' sih calf and
y. bad beu on, muked thus, entirely fad, with the tn
nd OF the tail he, and hite unaef the bollv a
yeafhns htieT entirely black but marked like he Cow,
also, yeaTltng bull sniirsy white with ths etceptio N
Tho hair IN ths in'do Of ne ears which i pao rsd Tb
supposiuon Of the owaoI ihet oy wsro driven OF bv
some indtiana ator nig they CLOSE al home mai
evening, Aai fp nest moTning they missing Abv
pstsoa givlug satisfactory niormatou ofthe above deer
cattle wil b. literally rewarded for their trouble ma
swns. .hinAs hsy wers driven on and iold Ths owasI
iHls9v' lAURENcE cREEGERi
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SIandering Hall.

The Seneca Advertiser says that we
have "sandered Judge Hall" Now, we
deny the charge, unless telling the truth
on Hall is construed into slander hy the
Advertiser; but even in that particular.
we have come short Of our duty. You
might as well try to dam the Mississippi
as attempt to slander Hall. lie has nei
ther brains, capacity, nor moral character,
and there is therefore nothing Of him for
a beginning point Renton Republican
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25
THE SALT LAKE MAIL.
News from Camp scott to the sOh muy

From The 81, Joseph Journal, juno i5j
The Salt Lake mail arrived IN this CITY
yesterday, about noon We are indebted
TO tho conductor, Mr. James =. Bromley,
for The following particulars. The mail
left Camp Scott on the 29lh Of May -
Gov. Cumming had been escorted into
Salt lake by the Mormons. kindly treat
el, and then escorted back to Gen. John
on's command. He was at Camp Scott
at the time the mail left Tbe M6rmons
we're moving their women and children
out Of the city 10 Pavo, about forty FIVE
miles south in Tie valley The Mormons
said they would surrender TO the civil Of
icers, but the troops should not ontor.--
Seventy families Of Mormons had arrived
At Camp Scott, asking protection. Cen.
Johnston received them kindly, and prom
ised them an escort into the States. Gen.
Johnston's command had only two days
ratous 10 camp when the mail left. The
men had been living on eight ounces Of
Hour and one half pound Of beef per day
for two weeks past They bad suffered
greatly through the winter, both for food
and raimeut. Gen. Johnston intended
entering Salt Lake City as soon as Col.
Hoffman arrived, leaving enough men to
garrison Fort Bridqer.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25
otdlnanae for sidewaIk. b. To,torin.


DE Il ordained by the Couucil Of the Incorporated VII
- age Of Fosioua, iu Seneca County, Ohio In Council
assembled that the onet Or owners O lots parts Of lots
fronting both sides Of n street, II Wood street h
west line Of the town plat Of said yagc aud the owner r
owners Of lots parts Of lots fronting the south side Of
Perry street, from Main 20 High street, and the owner or
owners OF lots parts Of lots fronting the south side Of
High street, from Perry Union street; and the owner or
owners OF lots or parts Of lots fronting the side Of
Union street. from High 10 Elm street, and the owner o.
owners Of lots parts OF lots fronting both sides Of Frg
mort Plank Road street, from Main street to the northeast
line pf the town plat and tho lots
paris OF lots fronting both slides Of North street, from
Wood 20 Poplar sreeti and the OF lots
parts OF lots ntng both sides OF Union street, from
Fremont PLANK Road sUeet to PoppF street, the owner
or owners Of lots p7f of lots fronting both sides Of
Cqne street. om Wood Poplar he and nre hereby
required to build side walks ia iontof Az Of said loaor
puIi Of lots four 90 feet wide, and Of OAK plank one and
onehpf inches thick, to be laid good aud subsian
ue srngef four 90 inches square, four az gach twelve
2 feet in length aud TO be completed % before the 18th
day OF September A. D. 1855 An Of said work TO be done
under the direction Of the Street Commissioner and to be-
accepted by m when finished.
D. L. CABLES, Mayor,
J. " JONES' heco der inls-9w.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25

E5- The people of Iowa are to vote 9th
ot the present month, for the approval or
rejection ola banking law passed by the
last Legislature OF that state. embodying
Che main features of the Ohio and New
Yore systems, establishing a State Bank
and Branches, as In this State, requiring
az circulation to ba secured by stock, as
in New York.
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RlIlrOada injured br tAo Tlo6d.

The following Railroads have all sur.
fered more or less damage from the loss
OF bridges and oulvorts. tracks being
washed away or covered Tip by land slides,
and other distractions, by tho reoou.
Hood.
Central Ohio Railrcad.
Lafayette and indianapolis Railroad.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad.
Cincinnati, Wilmington and 5anesvillc
Ralroad.
Little Miami Railroad.
Kentucky Central Railroad.
Eaton and Richmond Reilroad
Galena and Chicago Union Railroad.
Milwaukee sud Mississippi Railroad.
Illinois Central Railroad.
Pittsburgh and SJeabonyillo Railroad.
Brllelonuino Railroad.
Wabash Valley Railroad,
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.
Pittsburgh aod Indiana Railroad.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25
Rank Dursted---I.ool a.,

BALTIaoRE, June l8.-The American
Bank, which lately opened hers under
doubtful circumstances, closed its doors
this morning, Ii is supposed to have a
considerable circulation in the west. Its
funds have all been drawn from the Bank
of Commerce Of B1timore.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25

an phfciln Of thirty Year, practice. Ny principal
study has been diseases Of females They have generally
bnled my best ciors Obtaining the materials composing
Mnrihala Uterine Catholioon, was pleased with them
gave them fair trial. and found myself abundanv success.
ul IN ay former practice Looud uny mitigate iho symp.
toms o about half the and oond pot cure 10 ten
Now can faticaly At least seventeen In twenty and
mitigate the rest consider Marshas Utorihe Cathoieon
The greatest blessing 70 females have me with.
J. II. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Charleston.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25
GRAFFENBERG
bAN3lkV MRDtCamER,
Home Testimony.

Ii,RrroRD, Tmmbull Coz o., Murch 7th, is57.
hereby nifty that haze been dealing in the Gfafsn
berg Medicines fo The past yeaf and truly say that
have offered any Medicines 20 the public that have
met with the decided appreciation Of the people like these
particularly the Pills AMI Cstboicon. They win readily
perform III and more than promised for them have sold
about ffy bottles Of the Cathocou he past season. and
hear the best results In every case.
J. r. G. JouNsoN, Medical Agent.