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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
THAT GREAT REMEDY?
SO LONG SOUGHT
FOUND AT LAST I

VlS remedy, claimed BY the medical profession and the
Il muuphed thousands that have used Il tested h,
medical science and natures own remedy, Is tho result
Of years Of toll aud study by Of Oho vorts nhysi
clans, N orer TO pToluco something that would meet the
wants OF suffering humanity and thousands from the prince
" palace and hunbe cottage can testify TO the Immediate
relief found by ~ For want Of space VIZ only oiFr
Tow Of the many evidences Ia !" favor
Motnr. rl., Feb. 10. 1857.
MEssps. s. X, MADs Co.-Genisi We ind ynur hRuo
nent Of all malaFous diseases. We eheeuly recon-.
mead - worthy that great name Il has wher sold and
used Very truly yours hoHAsDs n THOAAs.
To he luiereri chill. fever and aeue oheerfv h
nit The foowing ilavHg observed closely The eet OF
Dr. Manh's Sge baian n this vicinity for the past three
udo,e to maara have frequently used Il in my practice
aud with entire qualification frn my intmao Knowledge
q ,s' compound recommend 'ss ssls p'onp, And s-
GALLON, Ohio, Apdl ls,, lass.
BLuFros, Ind. May i5lh, 1859
MEsses. 3. x. MAN n Co.-Gent,, Hayiar soid your
Asue haiam or the pNst three years scores Of persoas m
dts veiuiy and closely observing is eile., Ne do MOI
heftao in sayup We boiievo h lie lei ,i, & o5
M ,he,1a, anP H' euee.uay euro chilli, fever and agus
PaiItiiAs& KEAass, Dmspii,,.
tea.ssroEn, Ind. Sept, -, 1856
Dn, MASs;-Neaie ,end me ehaf gioii of your
he tub tyled the Kiusof Feyer and Agne
= IHrtR, Physician and Driggfist
. ... SAINT Lows, March Isl, 1858.
mEisRs =. NAM Co.-Gents Wehavo soid iarse
auount Of youT ague haa e pas, three years and hd
that where nitoducod and sold has equal IN ta hstay
~ asns em9des, and from al parts n du west We heas
u1 ae qh,eFng nawiit never salts 90 itl paiieu
ana o booked uon in this country ho best medicine Tor
chl', ie'eI and Agae ever 10 oai market
y. j. WooB & Co.
s. X, MANN Is Co, Proprietors.
Galion, Ohio, Sold by all good
Druggista. Aug1.Smtc
Thomas Cpe's l.state,--A dninistrator
Notice.
lMoriCk is hereby ge that the auhesbofi hsvo been
Y appoinied aud qualified adninisiritors on tbe
estate Of ihona. Cos late of seneca County deceased
~ persons haipg Legal eiaimi asaiosi The eiiais, win
themselves Indebted requested 70 make immediate set
uenen1 DAVID A. COE,
... -, l.- JESSE NJ. coz,
t.'p Suy -sa' leoo.sw, Admiptlyaiors.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
The Oliaue

From what We eau learn, the I,ocofoco
"Clique" in this place. who have control
OF ihe wires and who assay to do the yot-
ing aud thinking for tho party IN this
county. viii attempt to play Oft the same
game on the Douglas men, at the Coun.
y Convention, that was played off at Co,
lumbua, Tho Convention will be packed
and everything win be ECU, aud dried"
loE lhe oecasien-so look ont.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06

Ety- The Wooster Republican mentions
the death ola child Of Mr.. Fletcher Spear
by falling head first into barrel OF bot
soap. Alsothe death Of Mr. Burns. Of
vicious bull,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06

July 81. Of disease Of The brain, Mr. VAtrs,
TINE KrlLAR, aged 90 years. 10 months and :
days. Son Of Levi Ksllar. ESQ, Of Hopewsll
township 40
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06

EFA destructive fro occurred al Blu.
cyrus on Saturday, July the gath. The
Eagle Foundry, owned BY wideeon.
Weeks d Co., was discovered To bo m
flames about O'Clock in tho morning.
l. burned to the ground. iogether With
the wagon shop Of p. Liohty, ADJOINING.
Loss. $4,000 on the foundry, and s 900
on the wagon shop.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06

touRrH DIsrmcF,-pho Demoofats Of
tho Fourth District have nominated vii.
ham Allen, Of Darke county, for member
Of Congress. The distriut Is now repre-
ssnted by n. Il. Nichols, Republican.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06

Mn. foHN T. OSBORN hafinq become s,.,-l,,.,
IVA uih ne IN the Pnudutt ard Connrassion hn.ee-t
lheiutd Warehouao the aaiinol1 VIII asroalc5 hs 80
dueiea In iho firm name Of BftL q 0asons
4.n EARL BILL.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06

Republican CongFessIOaal Nominntion,
DiSoh Ill.,, July Qe.-J. +. Farms.
worth Was to-day nominated for re.eleo.
non, by one majority. in the Republican
Convention I'd Congressional District.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06
RErunaIcAN srArE rIoKEr.
REPUBLICAN,
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republicans Of Seneca County arc re-.
quoslcd TO meet, Ia thcir respective townships,
at The usual places Of holding elections on
Saturday, August l4th, 1868,
Of O'Clock p. N 10 select delegates to attend
County Convention, to bo held at the Court
House in riiin, on
Tuesday, August l7th,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of nominat
Ing
Oae Candidate for Treasurer,
One Candidate for Auditor,
One Candidate Tor Sheriff,
One Candidate for Commissioner,
One Candidate for Inarmary Director,
and lransacling such other business as may prop.
erly come before the Convention.
The ratio Of representation will be ono dele.
gate for every twenty and ono for every fraction
Of ten or more votes cast for Fremont at the last
Presidential election, as followsi
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02
"a kAAH 4 40 hlAt.
a Remlniscence
Yours, respectfully,
T. 3.

am an old maid the confession must
be made one of those unlovely, unloya-
bic beings, doomed to perform life's wea-
ry pilgrimage in loneliness and silent
sorrow. But 90 not intend to write an
homily upon that worthy but despised
class, cold maids" In days of yore, |
had the pleasure and good fortune to be
a teacher of a band of young repubIi-
cans noted for being tn e most mischiev-
Gus and djsorderly children in thatregion.
The place was a country town very much
devoted to sold fogyism," as might be
soon ascertained by the manners and Gus
toms of the inhabitants.
l taught some time, and succeeded in
a measure in winning my young hope
fuls' " respect and love. The DREADFUL
school board at that time were energetic.
warm-hearted men, willing to help poor
teacher along the rugged road to perfec-
ton; bat alas! for human hopes, that
they should be nipped in the bud. Just
as the school was beginning to flourish
aud prosper, and everything q went mer-
ry as marriage BELL when "a change
came e'er the spirit of my Dream" Chow
convenient il is to have poets to quote
from sometimes) The term of office of
the school board had expired and new
one was elected consisting of three gen
tlemen. Il has always puzzled me why
WOMEN cannot belong to school COM
nittee as we'll as men, as If women don't
the character and disposition
Of children better than they do and she
can enter more fully into a teachers feel
ings. l think it would be quite a saving
Of duty on the gentlemen's part to have
women belong to the committees. Well,
the new school board was exactly the re-
verse of the old one. lYo TO the poor
teacher who exhibited too much indepen-
ience Of spirit; they must cringe to the
mighty ones or else g they wonld fad
some one who would do it for LESS wa
4Es." l continued teaching, had very
school and agreed with every
body very well considering the don't-care |
disposition l exhibited. Oae evening
some boys returning home school con,lu- :
led to steal some apples from an orchard /,
which they passed on their ROAD. One |
# them climbed tree for the purpose OF /
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02
we = . 4
q ID
IY TIE JSE OF
- TT y O @ N,s
CGUGH And CGfSuMPTIGY STRTP.

e g Two b @if Of sgrag sgT3 s EIzab.eh D
three years standing
a. One bottle cured the wife b Zimmerman. E-q
oonnsIi@ POI, Of @sPee count OHIO q cough and
Ga- Six bottles cured Yrs. John Bauck, Wolf CreeE
ONO OF cough severe pain IN her side and breast
~ Four bottles cured Mrs. C. W zicgl=r Fort SEN
eeA ohio oa coli, pin IL her side snd breast
ander the 81 Eve PLY scians all whom pronouuc
ed her iucurable.
s~ Two bottles cured Mrs.. Small OF Fort Ball O. of
child directly after having Ead :he Eueas,s-
- FiEe bottles cured Young lady in tho family Of
cough and FaIpa1ion II the heart about one -.sT
sr,ve He Phvzicf.5 and fi4 ..s '.Ee Q. ti
soon die and she wHs At one time SUPPOSED cad
p Three BOTTLES cured Mr. Ehzsbeth Campbell s
which SHE had been suffering several years.
- Three bottles cured c. I. Johnson Eqq Ca.fie-
ty Of several months standing. Shich # Wa f..r.s
would terminate IL consumption.
gg7 One bottle cured the Hon. c. K. Watson. rn.n.
Ter Of Congress from Ohio He wrote from Wazifn,rsr
city to his family in Ohio. send by express Lot
for friend The bottle obtained tbs 1av left hnIs
cured my very severe cold and also cured fgiend
NJ One large bottle restos, to ee,cellent heslth
Eleted win very severe cough and pain in her eide
about six months
Green Castle, Pennsy ivara, des.e II three
standing which prev ented him from doing hard word
"a IE.T
tof cohsuInpil9n, without atorGiUG any relief.
St Johns cough L consumption Syrup say the sau-
oSy Democrat, IS excellent remedy for rhs sid
colds in fact do not know Of ii equal. Numerous ca
ses have come under observation when the patient
apparently sinking under consumption, has estnr
ed to health BY il We have used IL wish great sue
cess in family
Gg Six bottles cured Or. SloTer. respectable old
school Physician of Oregon Ohio lie wa sune months
confined to his bed with disease If the Lungs seven
Ply sieIans visited him and ed il the belief that
he could not
St Johns cough 3 consumption Syrup SAWS W. Il
GIbson, the Treasurer OF the Ohio TlcGici
fsTest value, and lis general where cough
colds and Diseases Gf the lungs prevalent would
greatly mitigate human suffering.
One large bottle cured son or the Rev. John Cobb
Liberty township, Seneca county Ohio, OF Bronchitis
cough Of two wears standing
l. J., 81. John Co, Tihu City, Ohio General agent.
for the Western States. Sold also by Druggists.
Agents-R Delos FUford, Mineral Point J. c. Clark
Avoca p. Frank Thomas Dodgevi}le; ~ Dius,!t7e,
Linden; GoodseH & Little, Highland. Gail on the
Agents and procure a Almanac nE-ly
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02

picking some choice ones, when his foot
slipped and he fell to the ground, bruising
himself severely. In the evening the
parents discovered the bruise. and asked
the child how it came there the answer
was, 1.-The teacher whipped me-" | was
summoned next day before the DREAD
TRIBUNAL to answer to the grave charge
preferred against me. My reputation as
a teacher was destroyed if | could not re-
flute the charge, when in comes the owner
Of the orchard and explained all, for he
had witnessed the whole scene from be-
hind fence, where he had been watch
ing the young " hopefuls." 1t was really
too bad to disappoint the august body of
the example they intended to make of M
to all teachers who DARED TO do anything
without first consulting them. | did not
teach there long after that; | had not
sufficient g old fogy'' about me l was a
LEETLE too independent; | wanted to in
troduce too many new rules into my
school-that would never do. The chill
dren must not study anything new, else
hey would know more than their fathers
did before them, and it would not do to
! let them know too much, for there would
be mo managing or controlling them. "
| Soon after | was dismissed, and q more
competent toaoher'' engaged to fill my
| place.
Why recall this little incident is, ]
was thinking how changed things are al
present; when they elect school officers
now, they elect men that are capable
and worthy of filling such an important
office, men that visit their schools often
and see for themselves the manner il
which school is conducted, men that can
sympathize with poor, weary teacher il
her ma ny trials, and encourage and raise
her dropping spirits, when all does not
look as bright as usual and when there
are faults 10 correct, speak kindly and
friendly to the delinquent-men who dc
not dismess them because they can hire
others for less wages.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02
Mineral Point, Oct. Goth, 1857.

PRESERVATION or THE HAIR.-In all ages and -r-e-e
almost al! tribes of men, beautiful head ~ .- a7e
been' and still is, regarded the fairest ornament a
alEeSt works of the Creator. the particau danes ~
&rsels Of ancient and modern Rome bestowed shat al
tention upon the hair which has added the crowaing
beauty to the chef the sculptor and the main
ter and no lady and indeed gentleman Of InoGer!,
times is unmndiuI of this exquisite shield and lovely
ornament OF the race To maiden beauty is the fin
ishing touch; 10 manhood it is the symbol and warrant
Of strength and nobility to-day in the days OF the
patrarehs indeed, such it always has been and always
viii be.
But unable to wis land te ills OF time and
life, often happens that through disease and uisfor
tune We becon ray in carly life, and bald before We
reach the fun glace of womanhood the fall
manhood Then it is that however much may ven
crate the gray locks and reverence the wisdom Of bald
heads among the honorcd remnants of The generation q +
three and ten, know that our gray hairs are no
more venerable than beautifu; while oar laid heads
neither the the other bu: on the c,ntray
are quite the revere Of both, and impose upon. many
social and sanitary disadvantages and disconrorts
Then it * that the who relieve Us of thc mis-
fortune, and restore the cecY Iocksto their original
color and growth becomes real FRIEND and beuefactor
by the force Of this single exbition Of his genius and
skill And much as are opposed 10 cmpiricsm and
emPric instanctlycly regard the prctensous of
every one proposing to accomplish miraculous
work, until We have the triumph of his unIertak
ing nevertheless esteem il pleasure resting upon
cur absolute knowledge Of lis Iuoris recommend
Professor Woods Hair Restorative as tho best article Of
the kind with which acquainted and one which
has done, under our observation all that il claims
and it claims everything implied in its name.
This article in short, will restore gray hair to it or
iginal color, and add growth and beauty wherever
any blight disease has checked that growth or mar
red that beauty This has been proven in our own fam
lily within few weeks, and in numerous other cases re-
lated to Us, without tine knowledge OF the roDrietor
We have only TO add, thstLis valuable article is
for sale by the proprietor No. 80 Broadwav-vs.
York Ne1rs- Sold By all respectable Druggists.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02
EWS ITEME.

20 The n. York Central road shows de-
crease in its earnings for the year 1857 as COM
rpaed with 1856, Of 535 277 81.
~ The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press says that an effort win be
made to admit Minnesota Kansas and Oregon
in a sort of g omnibus" bill.
- In the Court Of Common Pleas, in Gin
cinnatI, on the 18th, there were on the docket
no fewer than one hundred and ffty-se7en ap-
plications for divorce.
e TIE Germans Of Racine, have formed 4
Relief Society, and pledge themselves to pay
weekly installments to be expended in furnish
Ing the needy Of TIE city. \ praiseworthy
more.
.8- DR.. Arson Jones, the last President Of
the Republic Of Texas, committed suicide at
Houston on the 9th inst by blowing out his
brains. DR.. Jones was elected President Of
Texas in 1874, and had still two years to serve
when the Republic was annexed to the United
States In l6t6.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02
Later FrNrl Enrnna

NEW YoRk. Jan. 25.-The steamship
Europa with advices Of the 9Th inst, ar
rived yesterday.
Nothing had been heard of the Van
derbilt steamer Ariel, which left South
hampton for New York on the 3lst De-
cember, at the time of the departure of
the Europa.
Later advices from India had been tel
egraphed to London.
Gen. HavelocL died at Lucknow on
the 25th December, of dysentery. induced
by aux ETY. and exposure.
General Wyndham with his division,
consisting of little over two thousand men
attacked force Of the Gwalior mutt
neers numbering 5000, on the 9th No
yember. The rebels were marching from
Calpec towards Cawnpore, and fought
desperately, causing the English troops
TO retreat, with a loss Of nearly the whole
of the T4th regiment. S.r Colin Camp
bell, however, completely routed this body
OF mutlncers on the 9TH of December. de-
stroylng their ammunition, bullocLs and
grain, and capturing sixteen Of their guns
The London money market was easy,
and the Bank Directors had reduced tie
rate of interest TO 6 per cent. About
100000 in gold was on its way from
Australia to England. The last returns
Of the Bank of England shows an increase
III bullion Of 81, ISIS, 232.
Madame Rachel, Marshal Radetzky
and Reschid Pasha were dead.
The Madrid Journals state that no re-
dress Will be given TO our government for
the outrage on the steamship Colorado,
and that the mention of the purchase Of
Cuba would be Il national Insult.
Active preparations for d combined al
tack on Canton continued 10 be made at
Hong Kong. Some reports were to the
esect that the French would not take
part in the operations.
The launch Of the Leviathan was pro-
ceedIng satisfactorily, the vessel being
moved ) or 10 feet daily.
The L. S. steam frIgate Powhattan.
which took over Ex-PresIdent Pierce and
lady, was at Madeira Sept. Both.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02
ASSEMBLY CHAMBER, }
Jan. Doth. 1858.
hiss s SoN:

Bliss * SoN:
My DEAR SIR "AND Son We have
had class meeting of the Legislature
on the Investigation business, in witch all
members of this Assembly who were in
the Legislature Of so or 81 confessed
their sins, and asked the prayers of the
brethren. And now the whole tribe of
the grabbers and grabbed of the past two
years are shrieking Deus Miserere'
in the St. Julian saloon, and groaning
g Domino hberes' in the cellars of the
ST. Nicholas.
Mr.. II. II. Gray of Lafayette makes
the most noise about it, while Judge Smith
Of Outagamie pulls the most wires. Once
IN while Moses NJ. Strong comes a
round corner, and occasionally Bill Bar
stow Is seen stuInplng up out of Doer-
schlags. They are all Lere, and the
Shanghais must look sharp for their
chickens or the hawks will outwit them.
Yours, Sc
p. S. | enclose stamps 10 pay postage
on the Tribune. We are in a row with
our worshipful Buchanan P. NJ, AMI have
our grog stopped.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02
AURORA, COFFEE Co., X. T.
January, IL, 1888.

MEssRs. BLISS s. SoS:
Dear Sirs-I wish you to publish
few lines regarding the Winter climate
of this Territory. about which 1 know a
great many who desire to emigrate here,
are ANXIOUS. With the exception of two
light snow storms in November. which
disappeared in a day, we have continu-
ance of pleasant, mild weather, the
ground is not froze, grass green in the
bottom lands, rivers and creeks open, and
no feed yet served out to stock | am in
formed by old settlers that this is a fair
sample of Kansas winters, except the two
last. Winter wheat does well, and the
anxiety to obtain timber land is diving
away, as it never makes Q ID farming
iand-besides coal is to be found in every
creek and river bank in this part of Kan
sas. Sound lumber worth $325 per thous
and VIII be lower. so that good fencing
can be- got as cheap as in Wisconsin. In
two years We shall outstrip the slave state,
Missouri, and become the oranarv of the
sill farther West, no better opening in
the world for Farmers, than can be found
here. The soil Of this prairie, upon which
Aurora is laid out is exceeding rich, and
gently rolling, present every aspect from
North TO South to satisfy the most fastid-
ious farmer for raising different grain
and fruit.
This Town offers the most promising
location fer Mechanics or Merchants.
situated on the greatest thoroughfare in
the Territory, and at he head of the Pot
awattamie Settlements, and from its DO
sition, Is, and will be for many years a
| centre of trade for a large population
Political strife is pretty much over, what
ever the action of Congress may be in
regard to the Lecompton Swindle, we
aean to blot out the last vestige of Bogus
Laws.
Yours, respectfully,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LAND AGEN CY
AND
Ia 10 tra CT @ 81 90 4.

The undersigned have opened set of Books which
give complete and reliable history of every tract Of land
in Iowa county, embracing Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages
Judgments Decrees aud all matters of Record affecting
the same.
They viii furnish abstracts attend 10 the perfection
Titles the purchase and sale of Lands, the payment
Taxes collection of Rents and the drafting Of Deeds and
other Instruments; ard viii loan money, aud collect
crest for Observation-Disclosures invest
Office up stairs, in john Ross stone building. op
posite the Eagle Saloon, High street, Mineral Point
Wis WM. 7. HENRY.
4Stf FRANCIS HENRY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02
u e9ieal SCienrn.

The history Of" HGOFLAND'S GERMAN BTTTERS. ."
the most remarkable Medicine the day aud the MANY
cures that have been performed with it in cases
Err COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DEBILITY
and diseases arising from disordcrel liver or stomach
places it among the most astonishing discoveries 1
has taken place in the medical world. The disease to
which these Btters applicable so universal that
there are but few Of our friends who may not test
virtues in their families circle of acquaintance
ana prove to their satisfaction that there is least
one remedy among the many advertised medicines de-
serving the public Communications 1t fact that in
the minds of many PERSONS prejudice exists against
what are called Patent Medicines; but why should this
prevent You resortng to article has such an ar
ray OF testimony to support it Hoohand German Bit
tiers Physicians prescribe it. why should you discard
1t: Judges usually considered of talent have and
do use 1t in their families Why should YOU reject
1t: Clergyme and those the most eminent take il
why should notyou: Let not your prejudice sur YOUR
reason, to the everlasting injury your health if YOU
are sick and require medicine try these Bitters
These Bitters prepared and sold by Dr. c. NJ Jack
son. No AIS Arch Street. Philadelphia Pa and BY drug
gsts and sorekeeps in every and village in the Z
States Olnadas, West Indies, South America at Is
cents per bottle Sec that the signature o. C. ~ Jack
son, is on the wrapper Of each bottle.
- Sold by r. d. PULFORD gNineral Point low,
County, Wis, and f. c. STEPHENS d Co, Dod-ovilIe
Wisconsin