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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-31
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XITHEREAS. Charles g. Schneider. and Margaret


XETHEREAS, Charles G. Schroeder. and Margaret
w Schroeder, his wife, did the t9th day OF octo
ber D. ISIS, make execute and deliver to the ander
signed, Frederick RCbensteIn, mortgage deed TO the
following described real estate to wit The east half OF
the half OF the south half and the west five feet III
the east half of the south half that part Of out lot
number tbirtyeght, (SS,) letter which lies north
OF the north line OF Main street the being part
the southwest fractional quarter of section eleven I'D
in township thirty three t) north, of range three 90
of the third prime meridian said conveyance
being made TO the payment of pronissory
OF that date for the of three hundred and seventy
seven ls3) dollars made by said Charles Schroeder
and payable to said Robenstein year after the
thereof with interest the rate of ten per per
annum; and whereas, said Charles G.. Schroeder has
made default in the payment of said note, and the
whole principal and interest of said note is due
and unpaid.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that by vrtus
OF power OF sale in said mortgage contained, and the
power and authority therein upon the undersigned
ferred in OF default aforesaid he Will, the
twenty eig day of January, A. 1850, between the
hours of 10 and IL O'Clock at the south door OF the
court house in the city of Ottawa, in La sale county,
State of Illinois sell said real estate public auction
the highest bidder for cash in hand pay first all
costs, fees and expenses of such sale then
pay the of principal and interest due said
note. Said mortgage deed was duly fled for record,
Oct 10, 1sS at 31a o'clock and recorded in book
6l, pages 359, 3id and 81, Of the La Sale county
cords FREDERICK RoBENSTEIN, loyfJdgee
BUSHNELL 4 AVERY, Solicitors for Mortgage dec1T
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE!

T WILL sell, good time and at reasonable price
Il the following property, viz: u
MyResiience on side OF Fox River comprising
the 4 ofboc 1e}beins 100 feet ront and 2Js rect
deep. 1t IL, beyond questions the handsomest location
residence in the city of Ottawa. The grounds are
adorned with the choicest kinds OF shrubbery and
shade in the garden apple pear, plum, and
peach in bearing conditions also plenty OF grape
vines, curras, berries. rasp-berries, and straw
berries. In short, every thing desirbe ioT and COM
fort is provided for.
Also 500 acres good prairie land New Michigan,
AMI Pontiac, Livingston county.
Lots T., 9, and g. Block %, Ottawa,
Lots and D. subdivision of Lots 10 and il, Block Sd,
Lot b. Block So all good business Lots
All OF the above valuable property is offered at rea-
sonable price, and time to suit the purchaser.
noy6 NJ. OSMAS.
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Also very desirable property in the city of Buffalo,
consisting of two Lots and brick building, WERNER
RdH,' e. feet front by 100 deep, modern two story
brick building, covering the whole front, northwest
of Batavia and Michigan Streets the other, No.
Il Batavia street, 36 by 100 feet, with double brick
building, making two stores, and stories
high This property is situated streets that are
paved and is all in good repair and under rent and II
sold soon, will be offered in exchange for Lands in
Illinois. 1ap161 II. THORNE.
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rs-HE subscriber offers fer sale, at bargain, two
- story brick dwelling house, Madison street,
the Rayine, villa Lot - By 10 H. also story frame
house, with good Lot. in the yici=iiy. For terms
&S apply az the Barber Skep in Reddicks Block to
CHAS WIEDM4Ny
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! eapl estate.
E0F g luR.

A PLEASANT residence in South Ottawa. large
n portion of the purchase money Gun remain secured
the premises for term OF years; will be ex-
changed for farming land.
decl7 - JOHN p ANIHONh-
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feaIaI Embellishments.

-
Estate Of James Mailer, decd
NOTICE is hsreby given. to all persons having claims
against the estate OF James hsher, deceased. that
will attend of the County Court La Sale
County TO be held Ottawa, in said County Of sale
and State OF Illinois, the third Monday OF March.
n.yt when ana where all persons having Claims against
said estate notified TO present the same in writing 70
said Court for adjustment.
dec26-Gwx ANN MAHER, Adns'r.
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WELL PAPER Depot.
S. G. EARL 8, SON,

S. c. EARL Z SON,
At B. 7. fzelp's old Stand, IIiis Street. O-trtcd
Illinois,
AVE jest received ;h-ir srrnz STOCK and have
] for sale Ghs most elegant LOT Of Paper usnsirgs,
window Drapery aud Shades offered n Ottawa
They prepared furnish IN quantities % sgit pGr
chsser, tie latest Of Satin CIR Wood and oak
Papers, Nth matched aud cuoE borders. Also Fancy
Window Shades Fire Boari Prints &C. &c. Iasr stock
is purchased directly from tie manufacturers, and sold
a a SNAIL! advance on fret cost myl7-tf
yen vii 90 TO D. WALTER, he -il demonstrate to
L your satisfaction thai his fluid CANNOT EXPLODE
CoTo ORTOy'S hook STORE for School Books
" Stationery, nice Books for Children. jsn29
DUT Y0Ug STATIONERY at
- oRToSs's BOOK STORE,
You get nothing good at Drug Stores. jrn29
Cash Paid for FErs.
7 WILL pay the highest market rsce in cash for
: lime Otter, Beaver. Max, Coon. Well. Wild Cat,
Musk Rat aud all other turs, - tie t and Cap store,
PKsScoTT's old stand. doors 81 Eaes. Allen L
Co.'S Rank Incsi 4. @. pEE-lNTr. i M.
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Money well Invested.
4 OTIS for sale in States Addition.
4 4 Lots for sale in Railroad Addition.
Lots for sale in Union Addition.
Lots for sale in Champlns Addition.
At greatly reduced prices varying from 800 to $500,
liberal terms.
Also, fine residence property, on Ottawa Avenue.
Also, valuable land town. suitable for gardening
purposes, at the office of [ap30l d. +. CAMERON.
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HECgECH.

G. HECEsEsJEs.
Silk, Woollen, and Fancy Dyer,
Hossdcks Block, south side Of Main 81 0ttasea, NJ.
LII of the following articles Owed Cleaned to look
"A equal to Silks, Satins, Velvets, Grapes,
Shawls, Mernoes, Baize, Bombazines, Alpaccas, De
LANES, Ribbons Feathers Window Curtains, Hose, &c.
Hair, Chip, Straw, other BoEnets Hats dyed to
any Shade Pattern. Brocha, Grape end Embroider-
ed Sfawls beautifully cleaned or dyed White Shawis
with Embroidery in colors have white ground dyed
and the colors preserved in their origiEal state.
Gentlemens Clothes cleaned and repaired in superb
manner.
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T1r .SqIs Notice

NOTICE Is hereby given TO all whom at may concern,
~ that sale OF Lands and Town Lots, for the tax
and costs due thereon for the 1891, held at the
door Of the House in Ottawa the County Of La
Sale Illinois, by Treasurer OF suad
County, the 18th day of May, loJ>, the subscriber
purchased tho following described Town Lots situated
ia said Coun v and that the time of redemption the
viii expire in years from the day Of said sale
n, ,,yo-. ,f.-sss1T Jyoer- T,,srD
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Take Notice!

Take Notice.
HSHE su scrber offers for sale. easy terms, with
- perfect :itle his HANDSOME TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING, the corner Of Illinois Avenue and Fill
ST., which has good and substantial chimneys from
the basement, six furnished with handsome
coal CRATES, gas fixtures with burners in all the rooms,
good cellar, with stabng for Ave horses,
airy, coal and wood house, excellent carriage house,
and well Of water with cistern. In the garden are
thrifty fruit trees and shrubs strawberry beds and cur
rant bushes, excellent asparagus bed and beautiful
grspery, with prolific vines, &C. &c. The whole is en-
closed with handsome iron rail in front, and picket
and board fence the west GEO MANN
N.B.-Terms one thousand dollars down and the ba-
lance i'm yearly uaymeu;s deciV
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a Desirable Farm fOr Sifes
OF 129 acres prairie and 20 acres OF TIMBER all IN
" Brookied-a very comfortable house and I'D acres
under the plough " for sale very cheap" Possession
given Immediately. laugh x. 1HORHE.
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EscapImg d MOVING Machines.

kSciiDiIis d Moving Machines.
f5SIIE old fa'orte Reaping and Moving Machine, 4" H.
"a ErcsH's fFtstt' will continue TO be manufactured
by the undersigned. All orders solicited as early
possible, only limited number will be manufactured
the present year.
am also manufacturing 4 Sugar Mil, which will be
ready for zion in short time, and which
wife the attention o; those interested
Also. Horse Powers, frcm to warranted equal 70
TjauI5l WA. COGSWELL.
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Los. or DRsaeagc by Fire.

=
YIyiIiS Company has been in existence tlcea
Il ty yedTs docs rot issue policies out OF this State;
Has paid nearly hdif million dollars for losses =;
Has furnished Insurance to its members for less than
tsco-ttirs tie price charged bY the bet stock CSD0n-
MES 1t has the kget aud bet secured capital of any
Insurance Company in the West.
bic the Directors TO pay al losses sshtn Rety ddyS
linos Mutual, and in OF loss actually get their
money is promised by any other Company.
To the FaJD,er and the Mechanic, this Company has
become STATE Beaer0IeHt association, in which, at
moderate cost their homes and shops may be insured
ainst the of fire, with certainty that if de-
stroyed they will receive the 1cdoEe amount insured,
without litigation, or Unnecessary delay.
IL has become tie hsHrdHce Company for the Peo-
pie ~ IHinoisannualiy saving large sums Of money
an the Sdte that would otherwise be taken out by TO-
reig Companies With all these inducements, who can
afford TO remain uninsured in the Illinois Mutual
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
B. X. Hart u. D., Alton, John Atwood, Esq Alton,
Hon. Samu Wade, Alton, J. W Schweppe, Esq, Alton,
Hon. H. W. Billings. Alton B. +. Long, VI. d. Monticello,
j. James NJ. D. Up Alton, Elias iiibbard Esq, Alton,
T. Turner, Esq Monticello, Hon F. a. hoffman, Chicago
Hon. l.. Trumbu Alton, L. Keilenberger ESD, Alton
Hon. Robert Smith, Alton, NJ G. Atwood, Esq Alton,
Henry Lea, ESQ, Alton
Benjamin F. Long, Prest. NJ G. Atwood Secretd''y.
L. Kelenbercer, Treas. John Atwood, asst S1c'y.
John BaisleIl, Gsn. dgt. A. G. Hankinson, Asst Agt
Agents have been appointed in every County, and in
all the principal cities and towns in the State 10 whom
application for insurance may be made.
aug2I-ly WM. NJ TRUE, agent, Oft-tcd.
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MOneY well Inycsfe(

FyNHE undersigned has 800 acres of choice uniu
4 prove farming lands, in La Sale and Lvingsto
Counties, for sale, easy terms
my1 GEO. AVERY.
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C,rv yr,ncrfv For "a,

Ottawa, the r /. Z. r.. and Pontiac, on the c.,
4 II. X. r. VIII be the uaSs convenient places sto
for those wishing o examine the land.
Bruce, guly . 1883. WILLIAM STRawN.
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LUCIAN NANGER,

ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold on Commission. Taxes paid,
Abstracts of Title furnished Collections made Invest
ments made in Government or other Lands, Money
Loaned. Ottawa, August 8, 1857.
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s0CIrTf SETTLEMENT.

Wine wIs tIe tFst IMPROVEMENT begun upon TIE high
prairie ten year- since with only some half dozen farm
houses visible ia the distance Now, perhaps than
y- hundred farm houses besides three four villages,
nestle IN planted groves.
In Immediate vicinity We have good school, with
upwards Of sixty children OF age 10 90 school a
church, organized five years since, OF the Congre-
gationmi poIty, numbering about sixty members,
and having regular preaching by minister they love
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: sTUCk or PATTERNS.

tHtY H"ttI " "fY 'ot"P V NC VcSI.
All old patterns for Harvesters, Tnreshing Machines
and Horse Pow also for Mills and Engines hand
All work done sh-rt notice and at reasonable
prices. Ti1nlIl WM. COGSWELL.
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APPEARANCE OF TIE FARM AND GENERAL A
PECr OF THE COUNTRY AROUND.

There are two steam Touring mills within ten miles
ards good water mill within six. The latter has
SAW mill In connection with IL.
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OTTAWA
Foundry and Machine Shop.

rz7 late firm o. GEIDLEr, CoGswELL Co having hy
- matuzl consent dissolved their business relations
the 10Th day q December LAST. the undersigned hav
ing arranged with W. ii. w CC-Aman and 8 u. Gridley
fr their entire interest in the Ottawa Foundry, will
continue the business heretofore conducted by them,
aEi soicts continuance Of the patronage bestowed
upon the late firm.
Having myself established the first Foundry in Otta-
tie year fS45. and continued in the business
this place 70 the present tiUe. and having had
pattern makers constantly employed have secured
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states.
All orders should he directed 10 WI. NUDGE CO,
FarlyI'e, Madison Co., y. Y, or b. L. JGDS0N CO.,
De. 20 Leonard ST, New York City. augS
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NOTICE to I.uii,sers

"AyING re.loved my Marble Establishment directly
l. opposite the Post Office, Columbus street,
the increased enables to furnish baders with
etone cut to order the shortest notice ard al the oK
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08
Fr'm the Bncyns to,l Forum, March 10.
Almost a Sickles Tragedy.

About four months since, one Of tho
enterprising merchants Of our county
started to tho Eastern cities for new
stock Of goods, stating at the time that
he expected to return, ifpossible, in three
weeks.
We saw him at tho depot when he
started. lie kissed his wife--a beauti.
ful one--snd his little daughter--a beau.
tiiul child Of FIVE years and apparently
full of high hopes for the future, sprane
aboard the train and was out Of sight In
a moment. lie arrived in New York,
aud becoming quite indisposed he hur-
riedly transacted his business, and in a
week sooner than he anticipated he found
himself at Creslline waiting for the cars
from Phtsburg, which were to bring him
to Bucyrus. Unfortunately, or perhaps
fortunately, the train from Piltsburg was
some three hours behind time, and when
be. did get on board ho threw himself ia.
10 seat and IN a few minulea was fast
asleep nor did he wake until tho train
reached Forest. twenty-nine miles further
than Bucyrus, where he should have
stopped.
Much 10 his chagrin and bitter disap.
pointment did he hesr the brakeman an
nounce Forest; he. however, picked up
his carpet sack and concluded to make
the best of it. He had proceeded but a
few steps, when to his horror and con
sternation. he behed bis own wife ia
company with one whom he had always
esteemed as his best friend. He could
scarcely believe his eyes. but when he
heard the gentleman direct his own trunk
and his wils's carpet sack to be put of
at H., place on the M r. & /. Z
II. Il. noted for lioentious intrigue, and
when he remembered an anonymous let
ter he had received more than year ago,
cautioning him 60 beware Of his friend,
his mind was instantly made up, he walk.
cd coolly up to his hated rival. and at one
stroke served his right ear from his head,
put it in bis pocket, and confronted his
wife, asking her il she would 90 home
with him. at the same time telling her
that he freely forgavs her on account ol
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08
Science Answering Simple QueE-
tiOns,

Why is il more easy to wash with soft
water than with hard2 Because soft wa
ter uni;es freely with soap, and dissolyes
i instead Of de- omposiDg it, as hard water
does.
Why do wood ashes make hard water
sofl2 lst, Because the earbonio acid Of
wood ashes combines with the sulpha.o of
lime in the hard water, and converts il
into chalk; 9i Wood ashes converts soma
Of the soluble salts Of water into insolublo
and throws them down as a sediment, by
which the water remains mole pure
Why docs water melt salt? Because
very minute particles Of walor insinuato
themselves into the pores OF The salt by
capillary attraction, aud force the orys.
tails apart from each other.
Why is lhore always a strong sraurht
under the door aud thro the eTevies 90
sach side? Because the cold air rushes
from the hall to supply the void in The
room caused by tho escape Of warm aie
up the chimney, 30.
Why is there always strong dsaupht
HAAN WV NY WV u u NNulf hechuoa ANu
air in the room we occupy is warmer
than the air in the hall; therefore the air
from tho hall rushes thrO tho key hole
into the room, and causes draugh..
Why is there always a draugbt thro
the window eFeyicos2 Because extcpnel
sir being colder than the air Of the room
We occupy. rushss ihro lhe window crsv.
ices 10 supply the deficiency caused bv
the escape ofshs warm air up the ehim-
ney, &c.
lfyou open the lower sash Of win
dow there is more draught than il you
open the upper sash. Explain she fea.
son Of this. II the lower sash be open
cold external air win rush freely into The
room and cause q dnught inward; but Il
the upper sash be open the heated air Of
the room viii rush out. and Of cenFss
thsrs win ba less drauglh Inward
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08
Ponn5yIvania Democracy Divided.

Pennsylvania Democracy Divided
The Democracy Of Pennsylvania are
hopelessly split in twain. The Admins.
tration oyerseers have been cracking their
whips above the heads Of the rank and
file, with determination 20 frighten the
seceders. If possible. back into the old
track. But Forney waves his wand, and
hosts Of the honest .yeomanry who are
beginning to think for themselves, come
forth. A worse defeat than that of last
Fall awaits the Administration Forney's
Convention to oounteract the late Ad.
ministration Convention, meets at Harris
burgh on the 18th of April:
To resist the high-banded attempt OF
the Federal Administration to dictate Do
litical creeds to the people;
TO protest against the war Of a oonsol-
idsted Federal despotism upon State soye.
reignly and State rights;
TO re-assert the great principle Of Pop.
ular Sovereignty and nOn-interyenton, as
well in the Territories as in the States
non-interyention by Congress with sla.
very in the Territories, and non-interven-
ton by the Federal Executive with the
franchises Of the people Of the States;
To re.endorse .he old-lashioned creed
OF the Democratic party, repudiated and
trampled under foot by men claiming to
represent the party.
And, finally, TO proclaim our unfalter.
ing confidence in William f. Packer.
Governor Of Pennsylvania. who has been
assailed and prescribed because he refus.
ed. at the bidding Of Federal dictation to
betray the trust, desert the principles,
and falsify the pledges Of the Uuiou State
Rights Democracy.
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GRAFFENBERG
FAMlAV MEptc3Mgs,
Home 1,estimonr

HkRrroRn, Trnmhull Co.. o., March 7ih ts57
hereby ceriy that have been dealing in the Grafen,
berg Medicines for the past year, and truly say that
have never offered any medicines the public that have
met with the decided appreciation Of the people like these
particularly the Pills and Cathohcon They will readily
perform all and more than promised them have sod
about y bottles of thc Catholcon the pat season md
hear the best results iu every case.
J. n. G. Johnson Medical Agent
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her youth and their chld.--Sho gladly
confessed her error, aud the next traia
brought them to their home. where they
now live happily. The miserable oGen.
der rs still in our midst, and when only
ono of our citizens continue 10 wear long
hair, readorS you may know who he IS.
His ear is preserved in spirits in the Rouse
Of the injured husband.
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Letter from a Boarding School
Miss,

DEAR MAR I am now being teaohod
the Spanish language. which nv Tuteor
says lern Il with great facility, i've im-
proved amasingly ,ho english sinis i've
been here l speak aud write IN the rev
stile uow?lnd my compositions are been
much admired by the pupils Of the school,.
| com within one Of getting The meldlo
Tor being The best english scholar. At tho
clothes Of The last quarter. aud shood
dun % but was bain sick q bedd aud Guild
not attend to my studdy-for whole
week. aud so got bohyndaud by the wayl
MTl (Wha, shockin bad english YOU DO
right } ime a shame 10 sho yowr letters
to any the young missesses among my
akwainiance for instants you sa while lie
VOTER was bileiug tho other dav e,se,er.
all and go forth now you shood say wile
the wolIor was boin blle--par too rites
jus as incorrectly for onstants he says in
his letter french guds are falling very
fast instead Of saying french goods arc
being fell, ime really shocked that YOU
aud hee do not keep a pace with the
march Of modern improvement but ime
bein called this mint TO excite my span.
ish lesson, SO l must wind Oft supper.
scribe myself your allootouato dawturl
MiRAgDA NCkrRRElL.
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FIRENEN's STATE PARADE.-At the
late Firemens State Convention at Dels-
ware, it was determined to hold the next
State Parade aud Tournament at Zanes-
vile, on the 9th Of September, and tho
next Convention at Findlay, in Februa-
~ next.
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am physician Of thirty years practice My principal
study hos been diseases Of cm1cs They have generally
baled my best e0s. Obtaining the materials competing
Mafshars Uterine Cahocon, was pleased with Them
gave them fair trial. and found myself ahundany success
tu In my former practice could only mitigate The synn.
toms Of about half the and could one in ten
Now can radically 90 least in twentvand
mitigate the rest. consider Matshas Uterine Cathoicon
the greatest blessing 10 females / have met with.
j. II. WILLIAMS, VI. d., Charleston.
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Read what Dr. Bushnell says Of the Craaenbcre Med.
cines Dr. b. Is physician Of extensive practice and one
ofihe most successful in the county trumbul IN whichhe
"lhis cerihos hat have used the Gtansnherr Pills
and Marhas Coiholicon sold here bv J. H. q Johnson
Tn my practice to my enFo satisfaction. They are good
medicines. Du q w UusttNpti -
Hartford, rrumbull Co, o. March Z, 1857
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08

Ayoung lady in pittsburgh, discarded
her lover for bis small size. In his rs-
sentiment he burned his fathers house. -
"Lo says Prentice, what big FIRE a lille
spark kindlelhw
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08

WEsr BEnroRn Coshocton Co. MAY u. 1857
Mr.. u. y. Kinr,ey, sif- have been selling the msdi.
eines Of the Ganberg Company Tor the last years and
nave Invariably found hem to give good asCacton and
the pills have sold to gro many amcsas regularly as
their tea and coffee, and with my trade they have become
staple article. Marshas Uterine Cahocon is medicine
that has done great amount OF good IN fcmao denses
One lady sold TO told me she had received more benefit
from one bottle than she dd from long course OF ucdcaI
Jan.1 1853. JAMES WItsos
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08

What is the differenoo between good
soldier and a fashionable lady. Answer:
One faces the powder, and the other pow
ders her face,