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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-24
The Oxygenated Bitters.

Inc OXySenaCeQ BltCerS.
n ~ NATURE, IN her great iahrutory, has stored some
nSS remedy adapted 10 every disease which :" flesh If heir
To-. BU; ii requires the Investigation ana research of tn, phi
lusopher 10 discover and apply This remedy. such research and
most affective dispensation, the DYSPEPSIA. with all its less
.r and numerous evils; and ii ma, be safely asserted that until
the appearance o. the CTygenated BiHe'sa case of Dyspepsia
cured, was "A rare experience IN medical practice. Now undo
the influence of these Bitlers the rule is 10 euro, the rare txccp-
ton, failure tn cure.
lead The folio" ing, which the subscriber requests us tu pub
lBh Tor the benefit oi the afflicted:
IA O6darite amt IartttEufe Ease W DYSPEPSIA t(RED
BY IUE OK iGEN1 TED Bi7ILRS.
The follow ing from "A gentleman wel-known IN the region in
which he lives ought 10 satisfy all those of little faith:
WArERTowS. N. Y, July Is. l>5s.
sErh W. fowLE Il Co., Dosion,-eirs: Nine years since |
was attacked by thai curse Of all diseases, DySpepSid, which 50
affected me a. To cause great oppression, iulncss, and blnatiny
oi the bowels Immediately after eating, accompanied th Ter
rible pains in the stomach, often oceasioning nausea n, vomiting,
aci'hl!, and lcadacIc, together with general debility and sui.
fering, altogether rendering life "a burthen.
Aflrr having tried every known remedy without effect, and
icslairinG al ever rcgaining my lost health, was induced 10
make use OF the oxygcnatcd Biuers, the good effects oi which
were immediately visible Oh my health and system. Before
using "a whole hottie was entirel! cured and feel IA pleasure
IN Inducing all like sufferers as myself 10 make use of this re-
IErhaJie remedy. IllEp.
Prepared by ;. W. FOWLE " CO., iosr">, aud for sale by
William \. Strpther AZ Co, and John II. srFy, L%.,nchburu; I.
{, lugl, Campbell {. H.; aud by all Druggists and dealers in
medicine. throughout tn. city and country. dec lplm
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ATTENTION!

4 Ii ACCOUNTS READY FIRST JANUARY. 1sGo
"A friends VIII please remember that our collecting s,ason l.
close at hand and tina, they are expected to call In and settle
or pay when called upon. "'
! md thai II IA exceedingly important that I should be strictly
prompt m all my payments and that II will be impossible for
me I" maintain that desirable and important character. unless
irequire prompt payment. l. /. AENjSTEin vs.
dec zi" tHef) No. 40, Mai ST.. Lynchbury. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-24

Powerless for Evil-Potent for Good.
N.Y. WHEN pain or Inflammation is present, and Brand
IS12 reth's Pills ar" used, they nj once seize upon the hu-
mora which are the occasion Of the pain and Inflammation, and
hold, and causing the expulsion of dcprased hnnors Is possess
ed by no other medicine. Fer B~randreth's Pills operate solely
upon those impurities which surround and affect The Tissues and
organs affected by disease. BY NATURAL AFFINITY, THEY SEIZE
THESE rAoRs, BECAUSE THEIR LIFE Is below THAT oF THE SUR
RorsDISG PARTS, and exptl them from the body. Young pco-
pie cannot, but middle aged and old people can, In a measure,
appreciate that medicine which, being used In sickness, acts
only upon the cause of disease, and which has no power except
upon those hunors whose presence produces every pain, and
l.eied there these wonderful pills penetrate, and remove impu-
rites from thus preventing settling of the humors, because
they are removed from the body. In rheumatism, fe,ers, pleu-
risics, pains In the side, dyspepsia, head aches, costiyeness,
give immediate relief: ad taken early, prevent organic dis
ease. Malaiies, pronounced beyond human skill, have yielded
10 their influence and millions of human lives have been saved
by their timely use. Oh! how important In sickness to use that
medicine which only eXinguishes the disease, and leaves no
evil effect behind. Sold at DR.. Branirotlls Principal Office,
No. 29l Canal Street, New York, and BY all respectable dealers
In medicine. Lice i6-dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-24
BY c. Il. PHELPS. Auctioneer.
I22 MAIN STREET.
FUTURE DAMS
Valuable Land fer Sale
a e. COUNTY

OFFER for sale the tract OF land nesr the Eiy H., :,
4 nuke County, lately occupied 10y Doet Ianann = !" A'a
contains about 100 acres of til. best quality Of L,,.i IL
reiEhh9rl"'"i, which Is well known Tor lis fertility is wrli ina
mile of the Big Lick D.Ist -ub the Virginia ara "nnHi u
- l.ailnhad, has upon 1t a bNLLIINn HOiSI Nh fs
higl rooIns aud n ,,ssIry ut-hpusee, II good en-. ' -" ~
rooms, Stable, Corn Crib, &c, &c, aud is a most 49, NO
deHce for any une desiring n Farn OF thai size and So" re-
To II ih, stefan. behg in the niidst Fl u popuiuiis and ,'4H
nci1h..rhood. 1hetcrms will be liberal and luai. , Inn.
application Ia The subscriber al Big Lick Posi- unlc, q On
previously disposed ui nj private sale, Of which dn, ,,.tia - ~"
be given, viii offer the place al public auction on MonI,, ~" nn
End of January, is1I, al the Big Lick Depot. "o
dee 3-htdofs WILLIAM w4rrS
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Wanted 10 Hire.

A SERVANT MAN Ia attend an Office. An old man, who
"a could be had at reasonable hire, In consideration of light
duties, would be preferred. For further information apply at
the Nirginian 0hiee. II,r3i-jlf
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ATTENTION, RIFLE GHEYS !

4 SAl.l. on the Treasurer pro. lem, Il. T. LArI An. at Dr.
- ovens Once, immediately, and deposit with hin sl0-for
the materials, trimmings. DC, of your uniform. All Who desire
10 have their uniforms made b, the tailor, will leave their mca-
sures with Chas J. Eaine, lss Main street, by the lth of .ianu.
AIRY. A. y. BiGGEiS, In canaan
Wn. Il. TuRrIs, LIST Serg't. dee ais
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vs. Pills

I1OIIOWay 8 fllIS.
m ~ THOUSANDS Of involuntary suicides are committed
HSS by persons ~ho tnkc The metallic p0i>uns niisunmtd
" SPECIFICS These pills soothe, cleanse, regulate, and iu,igo.
rate the diseased and enicebled internal organs instead Of iri-
laliig and innaming them like mercury, iron, and other mine.
raj medicines. Sold nj the mandatory, No. 20 Maiden Lane,
Nc" York, aud by all druggists, at zoe, 63, ard 81 per box.
dec 15bIw
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Great Reduction in the Price of Our
WORSTED GOODS.

{ uk stock embraces Sacks, Taimas, Hoods, Nubias, Gai,crs
~ dantet, shawis, victosines, SOCKS, Stockings lnfantecs
basques, dioves, &c, all OF which We will nov sell at grcalr
reduced prices, and many Of them al COST. For bargains cal
al the ladies' Trimming and Fancy Store, l56 Main Street.
doc 2l-ls l. 4 # kinney
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Is there more acceptable or appropriate, as n Holy
w day Gin, than a GOOD LIKENESS. prethiy encasedY
The undersigned having ia store and for sale n ne assert
ment of JEWEIRY, consisting Of
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Lockets, Breast Pins, Finger Rings,
Watch Seals Chains, &c.

together with q great variety Of Plain and Fancy Cases. IN,
public have an opportunity of securing these humble tokens o
regard w calling at Bliss Photographic Gallery, NJ. 1872, Mai,
Street, Lynchburg, Va. II. III. BLISS.
Lynchburg, Dec. "a, 1869. Photographed
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SPRING t.ARDEN SEENS.

'E'iie h,h!tr.isncd are daily adding 10 their already immense
u >;n.So Of FRESH GtEDEN, AGRiCULrCEht. TREE,
>ht. Il, FLOWER, AND FRUIT SEEDS, which, when com.
lie1cd, Mil irrm the largest and best assorted stock of SEEDS in
The world; all "t which We viii warrant equal, in qualify and
purity, H. an! ever offered. and at yer, low rates,
" T. are nov selling first grade
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-24

%SASFORD'S LIVER NNIGORATOR,
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS,
NEVER DEBILITA1ES.
PUEIFIEs TIE BLOOD,
PTIIFIES THE BLOOD,
rUKlFlE5 TIE BLOOD.
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES DYSPEPSIA,
CURES FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
CURES CHRONIC DIAHl.IltEA,
CURES CIloLIC,
CURES fLArULENCY,
CURES CDSTINE%ESS.
CURES BILIOUS ATTACKS.
See advertisement In another column. ldccl5-2n
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NEW BOOKS!

DIVES Life of Madison, "Reminiscences of Rufus Clno,;e
h Bayard Ta,ior's New Book of Travels" Home and
Abroad, The secret Ont or 1000 Tricks with Cards, Leaves
from an Actors Note Book with "reminiscences of The Green
Room and stage, Life Of Baron Won Humboldt, The Old stone
Mansion by Peterson, The Great Tribulation by DIR. Cumming.
SCOTS Infantry Tactics, llardees Rife and imrantfy Iac.icz,
Caviar! Tactics, l.aniai's Life of Jefers,n, Corner Cupboard,
Ada Leigh BY Pierce Egan, ApDlotons Railway GUIDE Tor De
crIiihtr, NJ j. j. CREEDS,
does l3 Main ~.
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4gasAhnrs Sir9lniaa.
saturday Morning, December -. 1850

Ma THos. J. BaasY !. eur .utsezsssd AeFsli IL
Richmond. - procure Advertising an1 saessuf"eHk We
him 10 Tho attention sf ear fncah
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To the Afflicted,

To the Afflicted.
n ToRNENTED with Pain, and ,,urcheI wtl fcNcrs.
BcE AS We kno" you are, and impatient u sGch Affections,
nirt necessarily MAXI YOU, We beg that YOU VIII COMPOSE l"nI-
s,lt one moment, that We ma. learn the eAtrli ut your nIaIa-
dies, hhi "nrr Ion, II We can. II prescription Tor il,ir cufc.-
Are you "A l!spcrtie. and has your stomach refused 10 puTfpiu
lis functions TIL Your strength has failed aud iWc las htcumr "A
hurirhf II So, We offer toa, la BAhERs lEIMUu BnTrgs. a
never failing rcunr.3 for your life. Are l1 ir"Gtirl VITA ntr-
N"us headaches, and .uunc.s OF N.sian incidental tacrciu" Then
resort 10 B.KtRs liiTTFRs ~ Your only hope. .Arc y.u suffer.
tG lruth c'usuiatti bowels ana torpid lNrtI bAkEE =, pEH-
MT NJ lSrTrRS viii AROUSE both aud CIV" te u that vitality ~
essential 10 health. Have .on dylhratc females and l,cilinr
children, who have lost al relish for hood. and are hourly vast
me away BAAEE's l'1rEEs, he most valuable tonic ever Dis.
covered, Viii strike at The root Of their diseases and soon give
them u .i"tics and Strength. u" You Ike ~ Il section wf,ra
aguc and fever hold continual sway : II 80, Iuu INA, laugh at
BAKER liITIERs. Diurh"a, tho,ic, th,,r n NorIua AM All
DINER a. "aScs, arising from nGsgcstI"ns aud iubrH;tr srrte-
i'"ns. rapidly Yield tn The health giving iufu, nce'uf his great
n''hc'nv, " iich Is no" sold Throughout tas tu,Liry, by llru-.
si'i~ & fneiaii!, and Is more eAitns>eiy used than any utltr
hcll.ihe known. these Bilitrs frst Won their way nj Irur.
before Tie! were offered to lie res; of ,he world, aud, nov ,lat
''l ar shown Hhi appreciated. the Proprietor .tthT,> tina, al
Mt' need iorir ai i"a! have ii al Iuul, ratc cost. Price oHiy
81 contS per buttl.
Foo sale Il! al the druggists in L~ynchhurr, and by all ihc
ptiI,lfai Druggists III the cit! oi ii,hinuid, ard Elsewhere in
NHEiha; also, OF McsNrs. thds. Soit ~ 90. Washington city.
i. e.: !" IL. Siahi,r X Co.. baltimore, Md; ~. L. Miller. CON
ington. Ny, AMI Barnes n Park, n. y.
pt'tr nlth Il! addressing l.. BAKER, Proprietor,
oct 29-dscis I;icl,niond Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-24

Large Red smooth l omato
Improved New York Purple Egg Plant
New feejee Island dn. livery soTmD
Grass aud tluverseeds of all descriptions
so NEW Trade CATALOGUES ready for mailing 10 anuli.
Giants on the LIST of January, as also New Descriptive Retail
Catalogue. j. NJ. TIIoRBITEN A 10
"fo"ers an Importers Of Seeds, 10 John ST., New York.
dee i2-t2w. II. c. 4 col
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Split Bottom Chairs! Split Botton chairs'.

NUMEROUS enquiries having been made for srliT norIos
~ CHAIRS, / can now furnish q neat and sueeri"r Grticie' IL
reasonable prices, nj the uhd stand. JOHN l.. MlNSiuS.
sept g-dts No. 10 Main ST.. opposite The N"r''!i House
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THE undersigned will prepare DEEDS, CONTRACTS
HLD WILLS, &e., upon short notice.
scpl 29t WIN. ID. BRANCH
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Benzine,
RENZINE for removing grease from cloth. for sale by
~ dec IL j. II. THOMPSON, Druggist.
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Make Your Own Soar

NoNCENTRATED LYE for making Soap, without trouble,
. and with little expense. For sale By
dee 2!t. j. II. THOMPSON.
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English, French, and American Mustard

n glass, tin, and loose-Eneli.h Currant Jelly, Co.'s 3x,s KIN.
i tine. with printed directions for making Jeils-.fhe ounv
Oil, Maccaroni, Arrow Root Broma Cocoa, Chocolate, Arrow
Root Crackers, Barley, Sage, Gum Drops with nnsnS olH''
d.e . - Drug Store.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-11

We are hearing plenty OF such news a
his. We should like TO be oonvinc ID ~
the truth Of the great gold discoveries II
the Kansas gold region but we are no
yet convinced, and ultil we are, we shall
not advise any one to 90.
LATER Asa W. Hayward has Just re-.
turned to this place, from Salt Lake. lie
and William V. Culver went out last sum
mer. Culver remains at Salt Lake in the
care Of the Mormon women. Mr.. Hay
ward passed in the vicinity Of the gold
regions, and coirms our belief that the
excitement is all humbug He saw many
persons from the diggings, and they were
"down In the mouth" lie says parti.
cles Of gold can be found anywhere be-.
tween the Platte River and Salt Lake. but
Il will not pay to gather IT, Drifts can
be found which will yield from ffy cents
to one dollar, but that is far from paving.
We had imagined that there was less gold
excitement in our town thar in sny other
community in the Uneted States, but he
says that Il there had been even one.third
the excitement in the ueighborhood er the
dicgings as there is in White Cloud, he
would have remained for he had desired
TO remain, if there had been the slightest
encouragement for him to do so. Ii may
be judged from this how plenty the gold
is there. The snow was five feet deep at
the Creek and tie Peak, and all opera.
Coas we're suspended; yet, when he ar
rived at st. Joseph news came shortly af-
ter him. telling him how the miners were
making from $40 to Sl5 per day Such
is the truth Of the gold stories He
furthermore says that there are n number
Of traders out there, who last spring tool,
out large stocks Of goods, in anticipation
of a vast emigration to Utah and Califor-
mia. But the mormon war stopped that,
and the traders were left with the goods
on their hands. They first started ihe
gold excitement, and are keeping II up,
in order to draw people out there, when
they can sell their goodsAt enormous pri-
ces. The biggest stories are sent in by
these men or their agents. Aud the
newspapers are doing their utmost TO gull
the unsuspecting into going to the dig
gings, that the trading spectators may
save themselves, who went there in the
first place. in order to skin needy emf.
grants journeyingacross the plains. Those
papers which doubt tho stories, or DISPUTE
them, are hooted at. II is matter of
Indifference to us. We shall use our
feeble efforts to keep people from going
there to be swiDdled. until we have sufli,
cient evidence Of the truth Of the gold
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-11
The Gold Fields Ofthe Far West
The Dark Side Of the Picture.

We have, from time to time, given Il
our readers the glowing accounts Of gold
finding that have reached us from the
Pixies Peak El Dorado and it nay not be
amiss to give the other side OF he ques.
tion hearing. The following copied
from the Chief, paper published at white
Cloud, in the Northeast part Of Kan
sas -
NEWS PROM the GOLD REGINs.
No one would be more gralied than
ourself, to know that the gold sbries con-
standy arriving from our Westrn from
tier were realities. 1t would b a great
benefit to Kansas, as well as to kher por-
tons Of the Union. But if Kasas can.
not be made prosperous wilhoutbumbug-
ging people, she had better 60 low and
bide her time. We cannot helgthinking
that Pixies Peak and Cherry Ererk are
humbugs, Notwithstanding nelly every
paper we pick up, is filed will glowing
accounts from there. We are aquainted
with a number of persons who ave gone
there, and they invariably sendback bad
reports. Another thing looks sbpicious
The favorable accounts all appdr in pa
pers published in towns which lspire to
be Quitting points foI the gold Igions.
We conyersed with genllemn only
few days since, who had s,oppeat Cher
ry Greek on his way from Califohia over.
land. He found particles Of gd there,
and has no doubt that small hantities
can be procured, but does not link that
digging will pay.
Henry Sterret, who went vii a com
pany from Oregon, Missouri. lal fall, has
returned. Hereports the digginla "suc-
ton" A little gold can be fdnd, but
nothing that will pay. SeVerAlte going
through to California, and the hers are
going home. Many Of the M eFs, be
says, are for keeping up the ex tement.
in order TO draw crowds Of goldhunters
in the spring when they expect tsell out
their claims and cabins for larg sums,
and return homo Cherry Ctk is
little stream, which man can easy Jump
seCoss, and is dry good par Of the
year.
Others Of the company have Iitten 10
their friends in Oregon, telling bw they
have been humbugged. One ofbenl az |
'ectonaiely wishes all those papEs in
'ery hot country, which publisld gold
'toriss, and induced them to 60 Oh there, |
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@tiginaI 4aettg.
THE DEPARTED.

Alasl the events that crowd lhto on hour,
Alas! the changes Of single day
"Lower than Angels" but little lower,
wasihat bright presence that has passed away.
As some young Eagle, In his LOFTY eyrie,
With kindling eye the prospect long surveys,
Ere with pnion that can never weary,
To tempt the blue Of heaven, he frs, essays,
He stood upon lire's threshold and before him
lie gazed with eager heart and purpose high;
Hope hung her golden bow OF promise o'er him,
Aud spread It's hues DER all that met his eye,
Between him and that world there hung curtain,
That hid It's dark deformity, and threw
A glow Of sunshine o'er the dark uncertain;
That hid the false, aud only showed the true.
We fondly hoped that fime's resounding paean
ould sound for him its loudest notes Of praise
How vain that hope1-yon deep ble Empyrean
Hides him forever from our mortal gaze.
His was soul Of NOBLE aspirations,
AAio NpitAh Nhuluo W lilleI AuAtn NCIt htiuIKi
His was heart of GENEROUS, WARN pulsatons,
That one chill pang Of sorrow never wrung.
In her dim Temple, safe from time'sslow marches
Fond memory treasures what isb bright and fair,
And she leads US through It's eLhoing arches,
10 gaze upon picture hanging there.
It is face, where eager, noble daring,
Blends with It's youthful, ,..its immortal bloom
The look, the smile, the grace, of Angels wear.
ling;
Too brighton times slow presence to consume.
The stroke that smote him down can only sever
Ills glorious presence from our own awhile;
We shall meet him in that far Forever,
Where he will greet US with the same bright
smile.
And he will lead us to that land immortal,
viii wing with us the starry azure track;
His hand viii ope tor Us the the skys bright por.
ltal,
And fold lis gorgeous cloudy curtains back
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Thad. stephena TIntaa a Hli.

On the principle that "coming events
cast their shadows BEFORE" we may OK
pect that the advent Of Thaddeus Stevens
from the Lancaster district in PennSyl-
vania in the next Congress, will be the
source of some little annoyance to Mr.
Buchanan in the way of ridicue.
Mr.. Stevens has been in the city for a
few days past. lie was in the House on
Wednesday, when the bill provi ling a.
gainst changing the name of vessels IL
certain cases, was under consideration.
A member from New York was opposing
the bill, when Mr. Stevens remarked that
he was surprised, under the circumstan-
ces that any man should object 10 so rea-
sonable proposition. "Why, suppose"
continued he "that vessel should bear
the name Of James Buchanan, who in
h-l would 60 in her? You couldn.
hire enough TO risk themselves to make a
epeAre party" The roars Of laughter
which followed this yoley of wit some
what disturbed the equilibrium Of the
gentleman addressing the House, which
fact being observed by the Speaker
brought that officers hammer down with
a vim that compelled harmony out Of cha
os.- ~ Y Post,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-11
GRAFFENBERG
PARtAY MgplCtRss.
pEffAIf pf3TTtfc
Home Testimony.

HARrroRn, Trmhull Co., o., Marrh 7th. 1877
hereby certily that have been dealing In he Grnnn
berg Medicines Tor the past year and can truly ssv that
have never offered any medicines tie public that have
met with The decided appreciation Of the people se these
particularly the Pills and Caiholicon. They will readily
perform all and more than promised for them have sold
about tiny bottles Of the Cathocon the past season and
hear the best results in every case.
J. H. &. JoHNsoS Medcnl Agent
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-11

am physician Of hifiy years practice. Nv prinoina
Study has been diseases Of females They have generally
bahed my best eors. Obtaining the materials composlnr
MarshaPi Uterine Caiholcon, was pleased with them
gave them fair trial. and found myself ahundany success
fol IN former practice coud only mitigate ihe svp
toms Of about half the and could not cnre one In ten
Now can radically least seventeen In twenty and
mitigate the rest. con slider Nafhni Uterine Cathoeon
the greatest blessing to females have met with.
}. n. WrLLANs, NJ ID. Charleston.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-11

SUIcDE.-Mr Henry Merricq, a farmer
living near Millerstown, Champagne eoun-
~, o., committod suicide on Wednesday
morning Of last week, BY shooting him
self with q rife, in his own house. The
ball entered between tho eyes, aud produ-
ced instant death. Mr., NJ was intemper-
ate in his habits, aud had frequently threat
ened to take his life while under the in
fuenoo Of liquor Ur5aaa Gos-
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-11

A country editor 9nnouuQes IA Ia
following terms chat he has uspoaiea
specie payments:
"lf any man wants % ac rs srl
one Of lheuseE tl heftr .l
bats may be perverted, l,i ls4 sei.os d
our vicinity with an accoual.
r. s. We keepa pile o. st, .s n
ianctam, and carry one & ce.lA
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-11
To Consumptives.

The adverserhaving been restored 10 health In few
weeks by very simple renedg, pet having sew.
era years witha severe Lung Anectcn aud that dread
disease, Consumpiion,is anxious 10 make known his
fellow sufferers the unsof cure. TOo who desire IL
we wlsend copy Otthe pton used free ofchOrge)
with dtec'ion, urprcparng and using same, which
they viii lind Cure for Consumption, Asthma Dron.
ohitis, Nc Th only ohiectof the advertiser in senng
the nrescLipon Is 10 benefit the olicted and he hopes
every sufferer will irvhis remedy, il will cost them
nothing, and NAV prove hIesng, Parties wishing the
prescription will please address.
REV. .EDwARDA a. WILSON.
oetlalr Williamsburg, Lof Island.