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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-30
To HOuseIkcenera.


COMMITTING NEw IA. T. BABBIrT's BEST
- MEDICINAL sALERArVs Hn
u manufactured hOm common sah, and
so is prepared entirely dlherent iiom other q y
10 SolaFasei, Althe dele,edops maltete "a. OC
traoied 10 surh inannef a. 10 produce
Rroad, uisouit, and tihds of Cake, with
outeontalaipg apArtlele of salarstai whra
the dread of Cake u hakedi thefby pfoduo.
leg wholesome rutultl Evey particle Of
am SaatAtns Il turned 70 gas and passes thfo' ANp
the Bread OF biscnit while naklaei confo.
Qpenily noihinr remaini but common salt,
Matcra and flour. Naa Will readily nsf.
ceiveby the taste Orthh salcfans thatit
it enprely ddereni iom other SaisFatus
IN Nit packolta aae nound papers, each ~
Z " Wrapper branded 90. n. nahliitis Hest I "
Medicinal salsfainal' alio. picture, twist.
edloafofhrcad, viii glass of aluoscing
water oa tho top, Nhen you pufchats
nanrt yon shoua pFeteryp the Wrapper
eod be- ranioolar 10 Fes the next ckaeih
hke The hrst--hrand ~ above,
fun directions iof maklnr Bread With
EO this Salasatus and Soar MIA or Craan y .
OO Iugiar, will accompany each pack uFef also 10
direciloul tnF making all kiads OF paurvt
slse, Zoe nak'ag soda Wa'eTead sei1iim
MNERVOUR OWN soar wIru
b, 4. h a n SIT 1'fS
rvat coNoNNraAren FoFAfu.
AND Wautnttd douhle the sirength ~ or,.iaary AND
fQiAshi pat up ln cant--l ih,, y lts, 8 lbs,
Q iei and lllhss with fu difecuons Toe
Hating Hard sad nSoNp, Consnmert
VIII hnd this the cheapest Potash IN mas.
ket, Nannlsctvfsd aui lof tale ~
IN . T.BAhMTr, TO
v ket, a. 4 20 nv aahlnrtoa a., NeU Ycsk, ~
hsalf snl NJ 3SiNlla a, hesleh.
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PREPARED DT
DR.. J. @. AVER Sc co.
LOWELL, MASS.

J.F.WoosTER, TifHn, Ohio; G. NJ. CHUMAs
SERO, Republic; SURE EokHein h Co., Nholet-ls
Agents, Cinennu,i and bT all druggists and dealers In
msdioines.
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proe 9iO0 per bottle, For sale BY I. /. "a. john
Col. u. Maruatdt. u u. Snyder, ]. r Wooster TIT
i'm, andby Dmggists generally enl-lt
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lam physician Of thirty years practice. NJ priu.
cipal study has been diseases of femAlsE. TbSv Nv,
generally mfhed my best Efforts lf1inine ths matsri-
az competing Marshails ytefinS Cathohcon, / was
pleased with hem gaythen iair trial and found ny
Ielf abundanty sqcstltfu n my former practice could
only mtgule ne symptoms Of about half the cases and
nonid nottnTe one 90 ten Now can radicuiiy cure
ztIoaat leventeen IN twenty aud mitigate the rest.
consider Manhalrs Uterine CHthoioon the grsutslt
blessing 10 females have met with
J. II. WILLIAMS N. D. Charleston.
Wssr BEpFoRp, Coshooion Co., May "a, 1851
Mr. n B. Knfasy, elf--l havt been selling the
medicines ofhe Graf enberg Company ior the last
years. and have Invariably found Them 10 give good
laiisfaeiioni and the pills have sold % great many
families regularly their tee and cose and with ny
trade they haye beeomo staple auics M61shat Utter
iao OaihoAeon "a a medicine that has done great
mount Of good IN female diseases One lady sold "a
told she had received more benefit from one hotts
ihan ahe did tom long couTse OF medical eatnentby
The uho.t skiilial phJfieiahs, Yours iFuiyi
Fol sdis 6y A. R. Van Doom, ii. ". snydsr, J.
= Wooster Tiffni II. Han, LOWELL Df. p. Ye,ss,
Gresn Spring.; Wm. Huhb, lodi =. r. Hrh. Elae
Rock Wm. Rninger Atticas ID liofnnr 4 Co., Ms-
Cutohsuvillei j. W. Wing, Adfidni and by one agsnt
IN an The prinoipaltowna u Ohio.
eor hiedlelnes or aganclra nddfess
n, b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
ia25.ly. Agent for Ohio.
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Iowa i'm Congress,


For the first time in the history of the State
ne n represented in the national legislature by
entire Republican delegation. Those old
sies, mummies of . bygone Democracy have
ten supplanted by the live oak of Republican.
A Harlan ond Grimes in the Senate, Curtis
I'D Vandever in the House, is a representation
(Which any State might well be proud. They
are all men Of experience-ofa ability, of probity.
and will command at Washington the respect
and the confidence, Of their law making associ.
stes 1t is just such delegation as the new
aud enierprising State Of Iowa needs to repre-.
sent her already large and growing interests in
the national councils. Dancing" and "Gallan-
Wy, well enough as staples for home amusement.
NE not such interests as require to be specially
represented in the Republics Capitol. Other
interests overshadow these, and demand the
Undivided attention Of the peoples SERVANTS
10 the work OF advancing the material, intellec-
all snd moral welfare of the great State of
iowa, as well as of the entire country, We hope
va We believe the present Congressional dele.
eauon will address themselves with vigor and
acslty.-IlowA City Republic.
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Net all Gold that Glttters.


PLATTE VALLEY, N. T.,
fo,b..,. Feb. 18th, 1859.
~ Me editors Of the Sentinel.
eNTLEAEE IL left Wisconsin, lac, s,nnor
e.ma 'ue intention OF going to California.
80. iaf iast iai as there was any settlements
.a.'e l could get feed for myself and teams to
.MNf On; and as have had q number of let
asol inquiry from acquaintance in Wisconsin
, ~ the Cherry Creek and Pixies Peak
wv uiegines, and as believe it to be one of
ss et.a'es' hunbugs Of the day, wish to an
~, . nem one and all, that they had better
i. una something more than the color can
ns .la stopping as am here, on the main
s, a"vs' ohiy road TO the mines, | have had
NM. .uanee 10 learn what is doing At the
eve,r a. 'nefe are men coming down almost
e.t AL goihlletely discouraged and glad to
tia, ID saw I'VE men from there YESTERDAY.
Two - ae mines on the 10th of January
Cosmh..a .m were from Wisconsin: one from
Noysmhs. county, Who left home on the 4th of
". IT, iast the other from Richmond coun.
ab,,t Ae n1ier had been there two months and
had nn ,Aa sad be labored hard all the time and
worn on, ,h;i Aeo enough to pay for the clothes
there ve,s ' ,h: engaged. He stated to me that
Tor four YeeL. W torty OF them prospecting
dollars auona.. 'aiIoiuiy, and did not get FIVE
Its the whole of them.
miners thu, believed among the returned
ore publissa, .oout one half OF the letters that
TO be vri,,sn :. 70 the Border papers, purporting
It's perfec,l. :. me mines, are counterfeit, and
u TIA, ~, ridiculous to impose on the public
robstil,. aug should be exposed. The only
Sgus j. y. ~ DONG anything there in the
Hop;ns "a aAdlng god in the mountains.
d he n.a aas' you will feel interested enough
soxnfvi salc stricken Of WISCONSIN 70 trans
asa ins.,,;on the shape Of an article, and give
q, 70 BE- f.",a 40 your paper, believing II, ~ /
Tours respectfully,
RAxprRIn
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MARKET9

/ BuaLlHoroS, Monday ,. -. March IA.
| The roads ssill continue almost impaasabIe
and consequently trade q dull
The river il still rising.
No wheat is coming forward, owinx.to the boz
state Of the roads. Prices remain % heretofore
Corn and Oats continue Invisible. Minor pro.
duce 70 growing scarce. We quote o. follows
sUGAR-74.ss-crushed, 1911; refined, white
Lie. Clarified 10.
COFFEE-l22alS.
hOLASSEs-By the bbl, Plantation As
Belchers IS, kegs $500.
NAlLS-Ass. &4,25.
RICE-5f.
fRUlT-Raisins, prime $s.sO-Apples Sls
vi.oO per bush; dry l2c. Peaches, l2c.
bhOOAS-el, 50a2 so per dozen.
WHEAT-Sound old Spring 81. New takes
vide range, on account Of difference in quality.
Winter 81 l0al Is.
fLOUR-By the dray load, $5,75. Single
OBJ 20 90. Choice winter 81 90. Dray load
BEANs-el, 75a$s,25 per bush.
rrOlAIOES-3l 90 per bush.-none.
OOkN-6Oa6O cts.-scarce.
OAI5-5Oc.; none arriving.
BUTTER-lSa26c.
EGGS-lOal2@c.
ONIONS-Sl.
CHlCkENS-eI.25al.5O per dozen,
$50. S''eoe
HAY-Timothy, $s@l0 dull.
WOODS OOa4 90.
hlDES-green, CAT; Dry Flint l6al6:
Ireen sailed 73a74.
WHISKEY-27c.
fUKS-Coon lOa75, Mink $la1 IS, Otter Is
Q o y, Beaver 75a$l To-, Wild Cat l5a5o. Prairie
= oil 25a75, Gray Fox 15as5, Red Fox 81.
ii las. !
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A CARD To THE LADIES.
DR.. Duponco's Golden Periodical Pills
for Females

Infable In recting relieving pain.
full and distressing Menstruation, particularly 1t
the change Of lfe,) remove all obstructions, from
whatever causes, and always successful as . preven-
tive, 1t the same time perfectly harmless The com.
position Of the Pills 10 secret, every agent selling
them 10 with the receipt, and the age s,nw
tell you they are the best Pills ever known for all
diseases peculiar TO females, viz: Distressing and
Painful Nenstruation, Retention, Pains In the Back
or Loins, Pressing Pains, Rush Of Blood to the
Head, Dissiness. Dimness Of Sight, Green Sickness
Heaviness Fatigue any slight exertion
Of the Heart, and oil the various distressing com.
plants. particularly the annoying, weakening,
and the beginning Of all other female weaknesses,
LEUCOR 10 lH0A OR WHITES,
All Of which Da DuPoncos HaEEcH GoLDEA P1us are
certain to cure.
Price sl,0o per box. Sold by
y. E. CAT, Sole Agent,
No 50 Jefferson Street, Burlington, lows.
TO whom all orders must be addressed from the
couAtes Of Des Moines, Henry, Jefferson, wapeo and
Louisa. He will supply dealers as propristors prices
and send the Pills ito Ladies'" )by m ALL
to any part Of the country, By sending him 81 90
through the Burlington Post Omce lows.
septl%-bply
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A Lion At LARGE ON BOARD. sH1p.-The
himaiaya, screw troop ship, left Malta on oath.
ana Iangiers on Both January, having proceed.
ca thither to ship number Of presents to her
Majesty, the Queen Of Great Britain from the
emperor OF Morocco. These presents consist
OF one lion, one leopard, one buffalo, one ante
iope, ten Arab horses, and six ostriches. topeth-
81 with several cases Of valuable shawls Silks
and cnriosities. On February y, owing 10 some
carelessness on the part Of bis keeper. Ia Moor
the lion, full grown animal, burst through his
cage door and speedily cleared the main deck
OF human beings. As may be imagined, the
utmost CONSERVATION was occasioned on board
the ship, and the passengers and crew took the
speediest measure for their safety, the latter
taking refuge in the rigging Of the vessel. The
KING Of the forest, land pro. tem Of the sea
aiso) condesesnded in his short DECENTRALIZATION
to "smell" the buffalo, who was tied IN in an
adJolE'ng stall, and the latter showed 6eht by
making vigorous butt at bis majesty, who
'esented the attack by flooring his opponent
Fitk one stroke Of his paw. The lion, it is said
lad command of the deck for some time, until
rope was thrown over his head and haulsd
aut. The animal struggled to free himself. but
10 legs we're secured, and he was hauled back
o his den.
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uor,. New York, Mar. II.
0So 20 super state; e6 5086 60 extra; S6 b0nS rs
common to good extra western; Is 6o06 IS ii Ohio.
Csnadlan active ct % 5007 SO. Rye -four steady A.
" ooD4 70. Buckwheat -four dull at 81 50 Ne2 ID ner
loo lbs. = = Wv w pe1
MHEAT.Held 102c higher, which restricts sales.
RYE-Quiet at 90109.
BARLEY-Dun ct 7ON75,
N-Quiet. Sales 5000 bush at So nominally. for
OATS-sseady at 5S0es for State, western and Cana
e18 Is prime. ' - y ~ o'1'
BEEF-Quiet but firm
BACON-Quiet.
BEEF HAMS-Steady
for hams. "S~1seAe' aN0s1
LARD-ssles $50 bbls at 11H012c.
DyTTER-In moderate demand at 1lA19c for Ohio
0l726 for State. ~ ~'Ss
CHEESE-Firm at SkN1lk
MHlSKEY-Quiet ct 2SkG12o
ASHES-Stsady. Unchanged.
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IMPORTANT TO ALL.

Every man, woman and child should read the adver.
tsements which have been inserted in our columns by
Dr. Eastery, Of st. LOUIS. His medicines are selling
very rapidly in nearly every and city IN the West
ern states, and there has been but one voice saying
Dr. Easterly your medicines good During the last
two years over One Hundred Thousand Bottles Of Dr.
Easterys Iodine and Sarsapara have been Sold also
One Hundred Thousand Bottles Of Dr. Eastery's Fever
ana Ague Killer, and very large quantities Of Dr. Car
ters Cough Basam, Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial, and
" BAKERS specinc and the demand is every day in
creasng which shows that when articles possess high
intrinsic merit like these, they do fail appre-
eia'sd ~ the American people. No person afflicted
win any disease for which they should
fail to give them trial
- No person should think Of going to PIXIES
PEAK without taking supply Of Dr. Eastery's popu-
lar Medicines. They ssd by sQUIREs RLOss
and =. {. GAY, Burlington, Iowa. Imsr5
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Yer the Hawk.Eye.

Yer the Haws.Eye.
v.x spsxesCo COLLEGE, March ., 1859.
a, the evening of the 9Th the young ladies
:, nj. institution gave their annual exhibition
a..rc;.ss consisting chiefly Of essays and
$500, n.Oers, we're interspersed with various
,.'.' ~. Of music, appropriately selected.
me- ~. -. ,e,s, interesting part of the perform.
..s . dialogue entitled 1.-THE Country
Cousins which showed on the part Of the
o01, ~, authors no small tact, and keene OBJ
J0u'" : hnm.u nature while it did ample
:.,;o. TO their requirements and intelligence
:. n. many exhibitions Of this nature which
s.v. been privileged to attend, We never re-
-, hearing papers richer or more racy in
.,,le than those produced on this occasion; and
MI. ,he ladies bravely defended the rights Of
,h.;, sex. and proved their intellectual strength
~, - that of the "lords Of creation" there
-. ,.r,.ding the whole, q delicacy of taste
-, ,ssoement of sentiment ereditAble alike to
,h., ,,,.e. aud training. The pieces last read
....,,ed the four seasons the authors Of
,h... suitably alfred and ~reathed with chap
~. II flowers, presented most interesting ap.
,s,,,nce and admirably performed their parts.
rbs whole exhibition reflected great credit
u0ou the young ladies and their accomplished
;..,,uctress, Is well as the college with which
,b.y are connected; and We hope this institu-
ton which is fast rising into favor, will receive
aha, patronage, which from the character of ito
faculty. and is choice location, it SO well de-
,eryes
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The only safe Preparation.
That does not Dye, but win restore
GRAY HAIR
To its original color, BY Natures own process, /,

| TOTS original color, BY Natures own process, is
! Prot. 0. ]. Woods Celebrated
n A . R R f n q IL A TaV e.
proof Of the above assertion, read the following
testimony from distinguished persons from al par
HON. SOLOMON MANN, Ann Arbor, Mich, saws
his wife. whose hair had become very thp and entirely
whte was restored to its original color and had
| entirely over, the head. Others Of nv family and
effects. $3.50 e "Ppiess
HON. JUDGE BREEsE, Ex- Senator Of Illinois. saws.
my hair was prematurely gray, but, By the use of
woods Restorative, has resumed ito original color.
HON. b: L. STEWART, ssy. ~ my hair va, ve,y
gray but after using two bottles, 1t restored 1t to its
REV. J. X. BRAGG, Brookneld, Mass, SAYS, i, ha,
removed from my head infam alton, dandrun, and
constant tendency to itching and restored my hair
"h,ch was gray, to It's original color.
j. W. DAVIDSON, Monmouth, Ills, SAYS nv hair
was two-thirds gray rather white but ~ the ap-
peaton OF the Restorative, directed, it has re.
DIX. q. WALLIS, Chicago, says, after using great
many other preparations, all to effect, used one
humor in ny head of two years' standing
:, BENJAMIN L0NGRIDGE, 954 Seventh Avenue, New
YORK, says, having lost my hair by the effects Of the
Eryspelas, when began grow instead OF black as
heretofore, it we'll mixed with gray Having tred
many preparations to restore the color without effect
70 Try yours and in spite Of all my doubts
II. L. WILLIAMS. NJ. D., PeckensvilI., Ala, SAYS.
nave used your Restorative and find ali ii IS recom-
certain cure.
W. NJ. WOODWARD, NJ. D., Frankfort, KY, saws
ne recommends 1t in his practice the best prepare.
ton for the hair in use.
EDWAR WALCOTT, says, three months aRo INV
hSr was very gray. 1t Is dark brown the o. pi.
nal Color smooth and glossy, all By the use OF Wood,
Restorative. ~
WILSON KING, says one months proper app,ica.
ton viii restore any persons hair to its original col
or andtexture. W.
J. D. HOES, says, . few application fastened NV
mar nImly, began to grow out and turn black its
original color. "
BETsEY SMITH, North East Pennsylvania. saws tba
her mar had, for number Of years. been perfectly
and glossy, ~e'e'' 'o''
DR. J: w. BOND, St. Paul, says that his hair i,
strong thick and black although short time since ne
vas poh bald and The people here saw its effects
and have confidence In it, " s's
Monks GOsLlNG, NJ. D., st. Louis, saws that A.
yer many other preparations, all TO no effect ~
USED Two bottles, which covered his head it'll and
vigorous growth Of hair and invites all 10 come ana
- e anu
SARAH J. BROWN, says her hair was not only er.v
80 thin she feared Its entire loss-but her using
bottles II has restoI ed both the color and growth
. prepared BY .. J. WOOD 4 co, liz Market street
y Louis. and 3l2F roadway. New York. and sold ~
druggists and PAent Medicine Dealers; also by nj
fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers In the United states
and Canada. rn,.sa
Sold here by all Druggists.
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DIR. EASTERLY'S
Iodine and SarSaDarilla.

! THIS Medicine will permanently cure ali d,sa....
arising from an impure Of the Blood, or other
sc,Gtata, Obstinate old Sores, Pimples on the Face
11totches. Boils: Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringuoym or
1Msttsr, Sca1d Head, salt laheus, 6anosss, Goi;re
wMxe saoeAings Fecer Sores, Piles E,gsspeias,
swelling 81 the Glands, Pains in he Bones and
Joaats. dN Chronic Diseases and Diseases a,Isino
| from Me use o. Mercury and CalonaeE
Such powerful curative properties are combined IN
pr. Ensierly's iodine and Sar~apariIla
that the longest and worst of disease are thor
known remedy and been given up BY the most ds,in.
For LIVER COMPLAINT and DYsPE aPsIs i. j. an
FLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM, no matter how RAn
faithfully used. 1t will every form OF NERVOUS
DISEASE and strengthen and restore the system to
perfect health and vigor 1t Is positive cure for
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, such as Irregularities Q, tbs
Monthly Periods, Barrenness. &c. For females ap.
THE MENsES-it Is invaluable =
Ladies whe admire clear, beautiful, WHITE SKIN
ana rosy cheek should use Dr. Easterys Iodine aid
sarsaparila. It will remove Pimpes from the Face
blotehes, and all roughness frcm the skin, and give
fair and beautiful complexion.
~ viii cure Dropsy Gravel, Diseases Of the Kidneys
complaints. ~ - '"ese
Or. Easterly'. iodine 4 Sarsaparilla
no matter how deeply may have eaten into the frame
and vital organs. 1t will eradicate every particle nf
Msreury from the system and heal its bad effects. It
vii cure secondary Syphilis, venereal Disease no
msner how long it may have been the system and
WI, WI shoroughiy annhilate and expel the syphitc
virus, and all hereditary tans and poisonous matter
from the system, and restore it to perfect state OF
HEALTH and PURITY.
TO the Afflicted with SCrOfula or old
Sores
Persons who have long been afflicted with Scrofula
old Sores, letter, Ringworm, scald Head, Blotches
Ernptions OF the skin. &C, are advised to procure
GRlDLEY'S SALT RHEUM AND TETTrR OINTMENT
the sores or diseased parts when using Dr. Easter
ys Iodine and Sarsaparia. The Iodine and Sarsa-
para purfes the BLOOD, and drives out Of the Svs-
tenn the impure and vicious matter and removes Inc
cause, while the Ointment HEALS THE SORE When
both are used, which We always recommendl failure
OF radical and permanent cure has been known
They are the best remedy in the world.
SThe proprietor soiemny believes that his Iodine
and Sarsaparilia and Grdleys Ointment WILL CURE any
form Of Ulcer Old Sore, any part of the system II
used according to directions, for Reasonable lea0M
Of time faithful and honest trial is all ask-I ID
not fear the result.
q Price Of the Iodine and sarsaparla 81 per hot.
tie Or six bottles for IS. Grdieys Ointment Is cents
per bottle 1850
Prepared BY DE- Eastery, southeast corner or Third
Chestnut streets St. LOUIS sole proprietor to whom
all ord trs must be addressed. ~
:, Fold by L. T. GAY and SQUIREs BLOSS, DrueRists.
'"e'on' sno W druggists generally. febl9
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE,S
CELEBRATED FEMALE pTIIaI

prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
1his Weh-known medicine is no imposition, but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstruc
tions from any cause whatever. and although power
fuiremedy, they contain nothing hurtfu to the con.
stitution.
TO MARRIED LADIES
peculiarly suited 1t will, in short ime BRING an
The monthly period with regularity.
These Phts haze necer been knocn to fail scAere tbs
directions on TIE I'd page o. pamphlet are ~eu Oh.
serced.
- For null particulars, get a pamphlet, free, OF
the agent.
y. B.-S1 and postage stamps enclosed to an an.
shorized agent, will insure bottle, containing over IN
pills, BY return of mail
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES.
Late l. Q. Baldwin Coz
r Rochester, NY.
ALLEN HENDRICKS,
na, Wholesale and Retail.
RuFliDutOn 1D~a
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STOP THAT COUGH!

DNs CARTEnsS COUGH BAL&ANI
WW CIre Coughs, Odds, AaAmd, Conservation Byon.
chifis, SptHtsg Of Blood, Puin In ne Side and
6.saa NIX. asass.g. w,Aoopng Cough Group, Lrer
eoMpsasnL ra1pstdfson q ne Hsdrf and al Die.
edsss q tie 7hrodf, CAest and Lsngs.
Too much care and attention cannot be given 20 d,s
eases 81 the THROAT and LUNGS Reader have YOU
Cough, Gold, or any disease Of the LunRsf Do not
neglect II. Delay 10 dangerous. MILLIONS die an.
nuAlly by negleetng COMMON GOLD. Colds and
Coughs lead TO CONSUMPTION, and then TO an early
DEATH Be advised in time and procure ct once that
celebrated remedy, DIR. CARRIERS COUGH BALsAM,
the greatest and BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD. II
has cured thousands upon thousands after ply sicAns
aud every other remedy nad fAiled and the patient
given mp % die Physicians Druggists, and all Who have
used DR. Carters Cough Bslssm, universally acknowi.
edge i the most PROMPT, PLEASANT and KFEIC 1.
GlOus REMEDY known for al diseases Of the Throat
Cheat and lungs.
Price-Trial bottles % CENTS larger bottles ~ per
bottle, or bottles for g.
Prepared BY Dr.. Eastery corner Of Third and Chest
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j, VI wednesday afternoon two men, named
Jaws and Wooley, met with Q horrible death
y coal pit near the line Of the Cleveland and
!, .'0onlng Railroad. At Brier Hill. The pit be-
,Olgs 10 Col D. Tod, and is $50 feet deep. The
"0 men we're at the bottom of the pit, when
~ hre danp" caught from the candles on
.'f hats. The unfortunate men attempted to
!. .,'spe, but we're almost Immediately smother
~ vhe was found on the ladder about ten
"eps rom the bottom, and the other about Eve
. ~ OOH dead. Davis leaves wife and four
children. Wooley was unmarried