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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over large part Of
the globe, g tho consequence of diseased action
iu the system, induced by the poisonous inlasn
Of vegetable decay. This exhalaiiOu Is evolved
hv the action Of solar heat on wet soil and rises
wish the watery vnpor from Il. While the sun n
below the horizon this vapur fingers near tho
onrth's surface, and tho virus Is taken with it
through the lungs into the blood. There it acts
ns an irritating raison on the internal Yisccra
and excretlng urgans Of the body. The liver be-
comes torpid and fails TO sccruto not only this
virus, but also the bile frOm the blood. Both
the virus and the bile accumulate In the circular
ton and produce violent constitutional dieordcrs
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach SYM
pathize with the liver, and become disordcrcd
also Finally, tho instinct Of our organism, as
If In an attempt 10 eXpcl the n0Nious infusiOns
concentrates the whole blood Of the body In no
Internal excretorcs 70 force them to cast Il out.
The blood leaves the surface, and rushcs 70 tho
central organs with congcstive violence. This u
the Chill. But in this effort IL fails. Then tho
FEvrR follows, in which the blood leaves tho
central organs and rushes 70 the surface, as II
IN another effort 20 eXpcl the irritatng pois9u
through the other great cXcrctOry - tho skln. ~
ths also Il fails, and the system abandons the az
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery o.
strength to repeat tho hopeless effort another day
These nro the fits or parOXysms OF FEVER AND
! AqUE. Such constitutional disorder VIII oi
course undermine tho health If Il g not removed
We have hborcd 70 hnd, aud have found, an
I nnfidOfo
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

Read what Or. Bushnell says ofihe CTansnBeTg Msii.
eines. ~. D. Is phyieaa Of extensive practice and
ofthe most successful IN the county tIumbul) IN
which he Fesideg
"This oeftfes hat have used The Gahenberg Pills
and MaIshalls Caihooon, sold hers by n. e. yohA.
SON 10 NY practice 10 my entire satlsfsetion. They
are good neulcintA Dn q; W. buanNnLL-"
Hartford, TTumbull Co., o. March 2, 1907,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
LTsT OLE LANDs

And pown Lots and parts Of Lots within the County Of sene-
ca, in tho State Of Ohio, returned Delinquent by LCws b
HOn late Treasurer of said County, with the Taxes onay
and Interest thoreon for the year A. D. 1858, and the SIM
pie taxes for the year AID 1850
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

lam physicisn Of thirty yeaTs' practice. Ny prin-
cpal study has been diseases Of femalsp, They have
generally hatied my bestofots3 Oblainins ihe laeH~
ais composing Alafshalfs Uterine CAthoh1oui Whf
pleased with hem, gave them fair trial, ahd found ~
self abundanty In my tormoT practice cAid
only migateths syaptomsof about half the cnies and
aoald not cure one iu tan, how I Fsdeaiiy epFs
az least seventeen 10 twenty and Mitigate the rest
consider Marthallf Uterine Cutholiooa lhe gTeatesk
blessing 10 ibmales thave met wlth. tN
J.. H. WuuAHs, NJ. D., CharestoT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutraiizes This mhlarious poison IN n
blood and stimulates the liver 20 cNpol V ifOi
the body. As II should, so II does cure TINS AZ
nictivo disorder with perfect certainty. And t
docs more, or rather does what is Of more SER
vice 70 those subject 20 this Infection. IN taken
I'm season Il cxpols IL from the system ns Il g ab-
sorbcd, and thus keeps those who use it fire from
its attacks; keeps the system In health although
exposed 70 the disease. Consequently n - 'ynly
cures, but protects from, the great we're VI
fections which arc induced by this maiiguhut
influence, such as Rcmttont Fever, Chill Fever
Dumb or Masked hgue, Periodical Hcadnehes
or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fcycrs, Neuralgia
Rhoumatism, Gout, Blindness TOOthache, Ear
nohe Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitatons, Painful Ar
fections Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Collie, Parnlyss,
and Painful Affections OF tho Stomach and Bow
els all Of which, when arising from this cnuse,
will be found to assume more or less the incrmit-
tent type. This AGUE CURE" removes the cause
Of these arrangements, and cures the disease.
This Il accomplishes by stimulating the excre-
tories to cxpel the virus from the systemi and
these organs by degrees become hablied 20 DO THIS
their Office of their own accord. Hence arses
what VIC term ucciimdfiOn. Time may accomplish
the same end but often life is not long enough OF
Is sacrificed In the attempt, while this AGUE
CuRE" docs IL at once, and with safety. We have
great reason 70 believe this Is a surcr As wei as
safer remedy, for tho whole class OF diseases
which nro caused by tho miasmatlc injection,
than any other which has been dlscOvercdi and
It has SIN another important advantage TO the
public, which is, that II Is cheap as wen as good,
PREPARED ny
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

WRsr hEnFoRn, CoshOcton Co., May ~, 1887.
M. II ID. kingsley, sirs-l have been selling The
medicines olhe Graf enberg Company of the last ten
years and have invafiuhlys found them 70 give god
sntislaeioni and the pills have sold 70 great many
regularly thcirtea and ooite and with ny
trade they have become staple aHiole afshals Utter.
Inc Cutliooon 10 medicine that has done aInhi =
mount Of good In female diseHscs One lady sold d
to told me she had rccc % nofc bene o auo botts
thaa she did from long eonrse Of mediuu treatngntby
the most kilhul phyficiunI.. Yours uulyi
Jan. l., le58. JANIS WiLGoN
F6r sale by A. r. Van Doom, II H. snyder, ..
=, Wooster fifini N. Hall, Lowelli Or. r. Haist,
Green Erriussi Nm. Hubb, I.odii =. r. HaE Fiat
Rocki Wm- Mninser, Aidcai ID. Hudmar 4 Co., Ms
Cutohenvillei .. ". Wing, Adfani and by one afsht
10 an The prinoipaltoWns in Ohio. .4.......1
For Medicines az asencirf address l.t...f. t
IN. -..,r ma. KINGSLEY, ClsveluHd,
ia75iy. Assni ~ ohlo.'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
sANFORD's
LIVER INVIG0RAT0R,

Z
IT'S COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS
Il and has become an established feet, n Standard
Medicine, Known and ap- proved bv ail HAT have
ufsd "a, and s row fetoftl ddun with c5nhdcncr d.
20 diseases iof which Dol ( d. recommended.
u has rurod thout sands Within fhu lastfwn re ari
who bad given uu all -. per of relief, a. the
numefuus unsoiluttdcetl Eluhoatst IN my postcl.
fion show a1I
The dofo must Be adap. led 10 the tempe rauient
Of the indyidual taking t. aud uted in tooh quan.
titles A. 90 act gontlv on i-ifhe Bowels.
Lathe dictates ef youH =. Judgment guide foh IN
the use ~ tha Liver TO-. "a yianfatar. and q will
cure Livcf ComplaintaI - Bilioua Attacks, UYt.
popsia, Chronic diarfbual Els ummef Complainis,
nysentefr, nropsy, EoufI 0stomach, Habitual Cos.
Uveness, Cholic, Cholefu ID infantum. Flainleuce,
laundice, Female weak. X nessea, and mHY be ased
tuccessfully as an Ofdin. lazy Family Medicine ~
Il will cure SICK headache (as thousands uan tetti'
W. IN rwnNrr MisurRs, Oiftwo of three teaspoon
fuls taken AZ COM. % 'menccment Of attack.
Al who uso u are giv-i Ing ihoir testimony In
he favor,
Nix Water IN the Mouth with the In-
vigofstof, and swallow both together.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

A most valuable discovery Tor DEAFNESS, FANS,
NOISES, aad DISCHARGES FROM THE EARs.--
Persons who have been deaf for s. 10, and ssen sheen
years. have had theil heanF Promptly and parnaueuy
restored by ths Oil Il Ia ioni ans douht, the most
effective remedy YET discovered ioI Deafness ant
other eomnainis lncidsntt0 the Eur. II has been N
use of ahout tea years. nnd - araiina has heen DE
fssult IL is uso that h uo being introduced inio
1afts % the couuuy No plfioa auoied VITA Deaihesl
thoa fail a once 20 use H. pnCe per bottle ei-So
sole Agont for Seneca GO.
II. II. MARQU ARDT.
mhiliy ppEgin, iiaiA o,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
no HOusekcepers.
SOMETHING NEW u. n. nAnRlTTs BEsl

A
MEDICINAL sALERATue,
Il umanuhc,urod from commoe ssh, and
. n prepared enurey different nom other 80
10 salarams, An the delctorous matter "a. 20
tractcd IN such manner a. 10 produce
Bread, niscntb aUA an kinds Of take, with
outeobtalnlna psFticle u ialsFaiaf she's
the Rfuad oF Cake l. hakedi thsrhy produc.
Ing sholetome retults Every particle "
,Sn eslaratus W tafned 70 Fas and passes thro AND
the BREAD o. hitcuit while hakinFi conte,
quently nothing Tcmaiut boa common San,
Water and tlonF. Nah will readily nfr.
ocivu b the taste oftht Saleratui thatit
l. entuely dintIeni 9om o,hor saleratul.
m packed In ono pound papets, each IN
" wrapper banded ''h. a, hahhitts best "
Medicinal Salcfatnain also, picture, twist.
edloafofhfoad, with Flass of ehar,nscinF
water on tho TOP. Whon yOu purchase
parcf gon lhoud preeefye ihp wranpFh
and be particular % get tie neKt exactly
ikn The 6rsl--tFaad at above,
Full difcciieus iof makiur nead with
= this ehatatut and sour Mia of Crsan go
70 Tartar, Win accompany each p0ck aEsi aiso 10
direcuoui ioF uskiEg sll tiads of fsaIyi
al'o, Tor mastaS soda Wa,si end seidhtH
3 MAekYoUR own soar Wlru
B ~. II A iS b I 'rfrf 5
nuae coNoasfRArEn POtksus
ANn Wauantsd double The stfongth ofoT hpay ASn
teothfput dp 10 caht--l ~, lal., lha,i
q, w., epa le lhi, with ihn dlgeeuops sof
matinE Neid and son Soar. Naasnuirft
VIII hpd ihil The chcanosi Potash in mar.
- ks,- hanulsgiufsd sba ~ sslg ~
" Nes, o. sqowashintiou ~, New YEA, ~
'emseit aAa NJ. 3slndia q. Rostoa. %
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
SAN NFORD'S
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS,
NUMiOONnAtu EAVM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, aud put up
In Glass Cases, Air Tight, and will keep In any


The family Cathanic' PILL ita gentle bot uc.
i've Caihuuic which The proprietor has used in
his practice more thHnI twenty years.
The conurantly incfea.' calsing demand from those
who have long used tlo Pills, and The satisfsv.
tion which all express In y regard TO their use, has
Induced mo 10 place them l-7withiu The 70 aCh ofall
the Profession we'll t-slknow that different Ca.
thartrt act different tAiporuon Sf the bowels.
The Family Cahauic - PILL, has, with duo re-.
ference 20 this well ps. -tabush fact. been CON.
pounded from variety or 1.-THE nutest Vegetable EN-
tracts, which act alike on y every part Of the auen.
iufy canai, aud are coon t-fIand aarE In ~ eases
where Catharilc is nee clIded, such a. Uefanro.
ments Of the stomach, sleepiness, Pains In The
Bask and Loint, Costivo. Inoss, Pain and Foruuust
override whole body from - sudden cold, which ire.
guenty " NEGLECTED, end in long oourto Of Fever
Loss ofAppstitc, cTcep- kfna sensation Of Cold o.
yer The body, Restless. t-tlacu, Headache, or
weight in tho Head, alt r,lfnnammatory Diseases,
Wofnt In Children OF AL eAidutta. Reformation, a
great purher OF the blood and many diseases 10
which flesh Is heir, too numerous 20 mention in
thif advertisement. Dosu,I itoa.
Price Thirty Gents.
The Liver inyigora0T and Family Caihunic Pills are
reiaed by Druggist gcicfolly aud sold Wholesale by
the Trade in ~ large towns.
y n. W. san ford, NJ. -.
Manufactured and Proprietor,
2l5 UroadwHy, Now York.
Fortslc by J r Wooster, Timn, q. octif.lr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

J.F.woosTER, TifHu, ohioi G. NJ. CHUMAs
sERO, Republic; SURE Ecksiein & Co, Whoetsle
Asens, Cincinnati snd BY all druggists and dealer, In
medicines.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

Price 81 OO per bottle. For sale by l.. - John &
co :. r. Niar1uardt, n. u snyder, f. Wooster TIT
fin, and by Druggists generally. arl.lI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-15
HENDERSON L LEE. ESQ.

- Ea1-lr ~ ~ ~ atl
A. Tx re-i resignation OF the ate worthy incumbent
Col Tsos- = Goo5s, vi early day, deyolve upon
tie Teo7ie % Nscklentur the duty of selecting sue
hizn, Attorney for the Commonw ealth for
zi3 eo--sT Ne ~ lave, most respectfully. present
ther col.--zo1 tie superior claims OF the talented
and scco1rssei wong gentleman, whose name stands
e. the bead q H. ArJicle We have known Mr. Lee
i0l- and intimately. and having had frequent OppOrtun
,s OF asceTainins the Of his legal attAinmcnts
re hesitate 70 affirm that he possesses in preem
degree rrfrg yEafeaipH requisite for the satisac
tory discharge OF the varied and duties incident
the responsible office for which he i herein recon-
mended- He j. accomplished scholar vel posted
aWyer and fluent and effective speaker and besides
these indispensable qualifications he adds energy
and integrity Of character, which afford satisfactory
guarantee that The interests Of the Commonwealth will De
ably and faithfully represented If committed to his
charge Mr. l. i only thoroughly couversant With
the general principles OF the law, laid down in the
books but and extensive practice OF more than ten
years has rendered him. also perfectly familiar with their
practical application TO every that may arise in the
ordinary courts Of the county and 1t i with design
whatever dsparge the merits OF Their gentlemen who
have already announced themselves candidates FOR the
office in question when say that e do not believe
;hat the people OF Meckenburg make better elec-
ton than by comforting the appointment upon him.
ROANE
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oPPosI1oN MEErNr hi II.NrNm.pn


me'ung Of the Opposition Of Luncnburg was held az
We Courthouse ON Monday, the 10th inst il being
Nont day for the purpose of clccting delegaea 10 he
convention TO be held in Richmond the I4th of Deem
Der next "
On motion, GEO. J.. BAYNR was called to the Chair
and X ~ ". H,Tcnru appointed Secretary
D"ct rs VIM. II. Perry, ". May and H. j. n TIatchett
we're appointed committee 10 draft resolutions; and
during their absence WIN r. StockdeU Fso was csli.i
ON and favored the meeting with brief and spiri air
iiug addrcesuch was we'll calculated Ia revise ans
latent lire that might exist iu the bos0rs Of "A, who bst
hRASSY aud love Lmtmy
The Committee reported the following resolutious
"hich werennauimously adopted.
he'oi,'h That ihe Opposition Of funeuburg copcur.
'nE u 'ht prope'y Of The meeting be- held IN Rich.
wond thr l4th December next do hereby ,,,.oi,,,
delegate 10 represent them IN aid Convention
hs'oi'sd, That We are unwilling 10 express ,rsG,
''n, at this time. for individual 10 lead our fr,
W we coming conflict, but pledge Ourselves 10 unit.
cordially on any iie conservative man Of the Oriiti,
whether De bail from the North the soutii ta F,s, m
We west believing b. 10 boz the paramount dpy 81 I'M
PATRIOTS 70 resist by any available means that are fi
900 honest That scourge Of our country the bogus De-
Essoirsd That the blank 10 the frst resop,ior t er
| With The names Of DOct. ". May. X W Bragg WIN n
\ llaicbeu, VIM. Stockdell J " FogIkes Dot G.
w NONef Iacharuer wooden. WIN. r. Couch g., a
/ - John. John ". Smith, Lewis Davis Ginee N W.,i
Won't > Hort, =. ". Hurt Drnry r. Gaulsin0 n III
wan, 'ol y A. stokes H. A. Atkinson, h. n stoke Il
" Harris, WIN ". Atkinson, r. w. Stokes. IT. IA T. hi
/ lry VIM A. Harris Doct v A. Wilson, Sam1 G. smith
saml Thomas Enos ". Barnes ESQ Doct Low Ust.h
Ct VIM. J. Bragg. r. Q. Gregory. p. ~ Ratchet, +
Jrhies, Doct. WIN. n Perry, Colin Stokes Holm p
Hatchett, -. A. Hatehett Orlando Smith Jpo n stot
Wm. d. Noryell, DocL A. s. Epes H n Ioys NJ,
PassmOre, and J, @, Wall wv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-15
L,t,l. Po,,,lenI Ar,,hme,,c.

Since the Lecompton Democrats in California have not
only elected their Governor but also large majority of
the Legislature, and, in all probability the two members
of Congress and that too by increased majority, we
should like to ask the Republicans how long, at this rate
itw require to overcome the ProSavery Democracy
The Free State of California is making long strides tow
ards occupying the slavery side of Mr. Stewards Sire
pressiblc conflict doctrine, and all this too when the
California Opposition said to be subject to the drec
ton Of Republican Captains. How long, moreover, at
this rate will they require elect Republican Presi-
idents The Republicans of the State Of New York
running pretty much the same kind of machne-not
any better leastas their brethren have been running
in California; aud now, will any of the rrepressibe con-
ict journals tell if they intending TO place the
Democratic Party in power their party has been doing
in California what they do mean
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-15

Low AND RoYALrr-There are scarcely any people
no nave nad more cause TO complain of the obstruc.
lions IN the course OF true love than the Royal house
Hanover rcignng in England Owing to the Disposition
that prevailed among the prnccs aud prnecsscs ia the
sseentsry, to marry into families not royal whereby
that mighty pure Hanover blood igh be
the Royal Marriage Act was passed Ia the time of ee
IT. ms act declares, as stated in long historical ard.
Gle IN the Boston Traveller that all descendants Of George
should be incapable Of marrying without the consent
OF the sovereign, until AFTER completing the age Of TWEEN
y-hve years when having previously given years no.
tce TO the prvy council such descendant can marry
Without the royal assent, unless both houses Of Para.
men WITHIN that tune, should declare their opposition
TO the contemplated marriage This may have kept
the royal blood very pure but Il has been very bad for
the royal morals as the scaudaous illicit Of the
sous aud grandsons OF George Ill will prove They have
all fallen in love with English women but have been una
BILE to marry them The consequences were very nat,-
raj and the Royal Marriage Act l. partly chargeabe for
tue seandaoas lives Of good many English princes
There are two hrst cousins Of Queen Victoria still UNI
married One Il the Duke OF Cambridge, Commander
tnChie OF the Army-a bachelor OF over forty
who TEL IN love when young, aud not being able
~ the ooect OF his affections BY reason OF the Marriage
Act he did as some Of his uncles did before him. and
has family that never Is admitted the Court OF ST.
James The other unmarried cousin OF the Queen his
sister the Princess Mary of Cambridge whose hand has
been sought in vain by many needy German princes
but who remains single though twenty-six years old
having been born November 27th, 1883 At last the
Duke OF Rutland, an English nobeman OF great
and proud lneage-traced TO royalty directly
and more purely than that Of Victoria herSe-has
tured TO pay his addresses the Princess and she has
accepted them. But report that Queen vic,oria
objects TO the match and will inerpose every obstacle
TO its accomplishment. As the Princess past the age
when the sovereign can positively forbid IT, she give
the required years notice the privy council and OBJ
tain the consent Of Parliament to her marriage Her
lover Is not Young, but in all other respects much bet
ter man for an English Princess husband than any OF
the German petty princes that would like marry her
Tie Is the head oi the Manners family, and said have
been the original of the Marquis OF Beaumanoi in Dis
raelis ConngSby.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-15
4 Hold Admission.

The SOmerviIe (Tenn) Democrat, in its defence Of
Douglas against charges brought by it. Democrats
brethren of the South makes admission we're not
prepared to hear. 1t >Ays:
They SAY he is more dangerous Zoe to the South
than Seward. If he j. ne ,fte} Democracy Of tie
North dangerous cHcics % iIc Sah than ne
BLACK RspHblicuts the t-o, Nor;LsIs Democracy a-ib
rsry fee ,1rgriioHs ocoPy he precise position 81
ledge DOEgias."
This i just what have all along charced-that the
Northern Democracy WcrC uuSOund DougAS-that
he i 1T representative Of their Principes-and that,
While they dangerous enemies the South as the
Black Republicans they viii have to nominate Douglas
a; Charleston TO scre the votes OF these dangerous
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-15
The Reciprocity treaty with Canada.

In noticing the appointment of Mr. Hatch by the Pre-
dent examine into the operation of the reciprocity
treaty upon and trade between Canada and the
United States the Toronto Globe admits that the Cana
dian tariff is in violation of the spirit aud intent of the
treaty, and operates njuriousy American interests
In consequence OF this OF action the Goe anic
paeS partial total abrogaiion OF the treaty, although
it agreed that it should remain in orce years
It is supposed that the United States will maintain that
the years clause may be rghtfuly set aside upon
the ground that the treaty hiss been broken by the mpo
son Of higher duties than contemplated 10y either
party when the treaty Was entered into.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-15
r. J. II. H,rcurrr, Secretary. - =
OPPOSITION MEETING IN NORTHAMPTON.

At meeting of the Opposition party held at Eastvile
the 10th day of October Jeter s. Bowdoin called
the Chair aud Victor r. Read appointed Secrea.
~.
On motion Of Edgar T. Spady, IL was b.
Resolved That we approve of Conventon Of the OPP
position party be held in Richmond the itth Of
December next for the purpose of mutual consultation
prior to the next Presidential canvass rrrr
Rssoired That five delegates from each of the magis-
eria districts be appointed TO attend said Convention
whereupon the Chair appointed the following dele
gates from the LIST district $. f. Nottingham, Dr. VIM.
s. Stoakey, John Q. Daily, Dr. Y. f. Spady, and T. A.
Downes.
end District Dr. G. Y. Yerby, L. T. Spady, T. s Cas-.
tin, John Y. W. Gusts, and Col b. 7. Daily.
Sd District DR.. Chas. Smith. John T. Bell, Heberker,
L. W. T. L. Nspp, and Lyttleton 5. Read.
On moon the President and Secretary were added to
the list and Msrmaduke johnson and Robert Ridgway
appointed alternates.
On motion OF DIR. p. A. Ttxhugh, IL was
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
lished in the Richmond Wing and Morning News.
JETER $. B0wDoIN, Chr'n
yICroR = READ Sec'y.