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BANKING HOUSE or
q u . - q II g. a - Y r q n = G. q.
I HAVE this dsy admitted ~ . partner In che
i Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, twho has
been my teller for the last six ysarsl. The bssi-
ness, hereafter, will be condusted under the Arm
and style Of
GEO. @. ANDERSON 4 90.
Being one OF the Oldest Banking Houses III not
the odest) in Iowa, the new arm solicits sontin-
uanee Of forme- patronage so liberaly extended TO
the senior partner.
They viii make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day Of aymsnt, free Of charge.
Their references are as formerly by senior part
ner,v
REYKRxxcns:
Park Bank, N. X.
Winslow, Lanier a Co., Bankers,
Edward W. Clark 4 Co., ,Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller Browne. Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman + 0eipcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer i Rahm, Bankers,
GILMORE Drothsrton I" Cincinnati.
AID. Hunt \ Co, Louisville.
State Savings Institatiop, St. Louis.
Ksokuk, Jan. '6. 0E0.C. ANDERSON.
IAn6d
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MINrsM GOODS.

M1NTGk GOODS.
nUKE'S BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM IS
~ We1il Aiisd with all kinds Of goods In his line
for The season. 4#
overshoes, in quality, price aud extent Of variety
decidedly tho beet stock In the city They must be
soA.
slippers Toilet, Dancing and Common, for
Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses, Boys, Youths and
Children. Very cheap.
Waterproof Boots, hair lined, and canpaigned,
with guM or leather soles.
Dress and common Boots Of every description, on
hand and gnade TO order. ALL CUSTOM WORK
WARRANTED.
In addition to the Boot ann Shoe busness Duke
II Agent for two oi the best Sewing Machines cx-
tAnt-Wced's Patent and J. NJ singer Co. 's-of
which he keeps specimens constantly on hand
singers Family sewing Machines now sold for
500. Persons wanting good Boots, shoes or Sew.
Ing Machines, viii End this just the place TO get
them. Remember IL is no trouble to show goods
aaschines 1t the "BIl BOOT" Store, No. 6S
MAin-st., keokuk, Iowa.
noy lDd
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Oe-Yarinership.

The undersigned, having forneda Co-Partner-
ship nuder the name and yle Of Haines Brother,
and purchased the entire interest OF III s. FarrAr,
will continue tho business Of manufacturing Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump-Iubing, &C., At
the old stand, corner of Bluff Streets, near the
Kookuk l. Ft. Des Moines Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINE6,
nnfk-d
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HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMpO0NING
Dnno q with NeAgu

Done with Neasnsss anA Dlspa acA. .
G. n. has on hand choice stock Of Pcrfumsry
Lubin's Extracts, DO, which he offers for sale Il
tho lowest New York Prices.
Sept. !, 'S8-dy
Mere New RseAs srsm the East.
NNHlS day rscetved, lot Of noe Brosdcloths
j Black Doeskins, Fancy Ca simers ., Rich Vel.
vsts 10. ELLI0I r. SMITH,
Tailor and Draper,
DsolOd u Nain-st., bst. - and "a.
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CHAKLES KADWAKEK.
HAIR DRESSER.

I ATE Of Paul's celebrated Saloon, No. Al Court
IL landt st., New York, would respectfully tender
his professional services to the ctisens Of ksoknk
and vicinity, and gives notice that he has opened
an establishment corner Of I'd and johnson sts.
opposite the aslt House, where, BY punctual at
tentioA to business he hopes TO secure the patron.
aye of this community.
CIV
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D E n T / s = Z s.

nR. Il. c. INGERSoLL will be pl leassd to con-
- silt with eny who have diseased and falling
teeth and desire ~ preserve them, promising the
most successful and satisfactory operations II Den
istry q those who confde TO him the esre Of their
tseth--woud urge that an early examination asd
prompt and thorough treatment Of decay will
Pressrvsths tssth permanently In the mouth.
The best ARTIFICIAL IKE I'll that dental kill
adords may bs procured 1t his rooms, corner of ID
and Main sts., over Biz, Hale Z Co.'S Bank, Kso-
kuk, Lows. ldsel4dtejaa20
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DtssoIusIOn .

FIsHE Co-PArtnership heretofore existing be-
i tween tho subscribers, under the name and
drm Of Farrsr 4 Haines, Is thss day dissolved By
mutual consent. Roberta p. O. HsiDes will con-
tinuc in the business, and sign the name of the
firm in liquidation. They will slsc settle all 90
counts OF the late firm, and all debts due it must
be paid thcm. Ii. s. FAKRAk,
ROBERT HAINE6
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THE TARmEHs, GuiAs /,

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AoaICuLfuR1,
by HEkRr SrxraEss, +. h. ~, or Edinburgh, and
tho late j. p. EoRroS, Professor OF Scientific
Agriculture in Yale College, New Haven. vols.
ReyAlOctavo. 1850 pages, and numsrous wood
and stael sngravings.
This is, coniessedly, the most compkte work on
Agriculture aver Published, and In order to give IL
wider circulation, the publishers have resolve to
reduce the price 70
Five Doiiars for the Tive vslamss.
""a.sl sss.. ,,t..: t~.ai c~isissa.s ~as
Oregon the price will be 81. 10 every other part
OF the United states, and b Canada (p0at pAtd1
1s. THIS woax II NOT raH OLD .Boox - sas
FARM"
~ Rsmittances for any Of the above pablies-
tions shauld always be addressed, post paid, 70
the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT ! CO.,
apr3ldAw No. 81 told-st.. Ne~ York.
MOokuk HrAnch ~ the state AsA0k
vuNHIS Bank II nov open for the transaction of
General Banking, Exchsngo add Collection
business. 5
Collections will receive prompt attention, and
rcmittancee win be made for those payable In this
city, IN the day of payment, u the lownt current
exchange.
Smith Hamili, SAINT n. Miller,
John 9. Floyd, j. W, Cleehorn,
j Z. RAmsay. J.. u. Bifling1,
C.Garser. u. Moody, j. nj. shsllsy.
n hAaa1sox, President,
J.W. McMnxxM, CAshief.
Keckak, Nov. .. 't6-A1m
NJ. sasS .H.AuS1rN u.
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1850


& -''
Through Tickets.
-
FROM kEOkUK
10 indianapolis, first class 10
10 Cincinnati, first class ............ II so
S1-Passengers leaving Kcokuk in the morning
reach IndianApoli. next day in the Aftsrnoen, AnA
Cincinnati in the evening, with
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF OAREl
a1~ Travellers for any point in the Union or
Canadas can procure
THROUGH TICKETS,
Good Untll Used,
AZ rns
GENERAL RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Main-St., bsfpssm First s1l Second,
oProsirH rHs BiIIiSos nouss,
KEOKUk. IOWA.
J.R. TEWKSBURY,
Ticket Agent.
TROUGH FREIGHT CONTRACTS
10 AND FROM ALL EASTERN CITIES can
20 made ~ this office.
Jan. .. isss-d
~ : : : DIS" 80
MRS. IN. TALON ~
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITs TIE ATTENTION
or THE LADIES TO HER
NEW sTOCK
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
YsuH latest styles and fashions and various quail
= tiles 70 suit aii tastes have besn selected.
ROnnets,
Ribbons,
Arti6cials,
Embroideries,
Collars,
Cloaks,
Natural lHair HvalA, Hoop Skirss,
HkAuTIFuL KID GLOVES,
And everything usually compTised in this depart
ment viii be found In my store. nj
Fowler's Models for sale. NO. 81 4A1N-ST.
Sept. N. ,os-d
New Millinery Goods.
GN MInS -. KING, informs tbs Ladiei
1kN of Keokuk, that she has returned with I
~ large stock OF MILLINERY GOODS, which
shA will ssllat very low prices. lcrstors II on the
sonth side VI Main street, bstwscn End snd Sd.
ssp n 4.
SO HuDC. SUGAR.
20 10 bhls shoics i. H. Aolaases,
80 sacks kio Coffee,
10 tisross Rice, for sale BY
jy3sd CLH0HORN, TAYLOR = co.
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BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD,
IOWA.
HsSKREScEs:
The Park Hank, New York.
Edvard Tyler, Esq.,, Csshier SUFFOLK Bk., Boston.
Msssrs. Dana, Farrar 4 Hyde, Bosten.
Bank Of Nesbury, Wells River, VI.
Asssra- Mattocks, Barron 4 Smith, Chicago.
Msssrs. Greeley Gale, ST. Louis.
Rev. 8ec. Dentson, Keokuk.
b. b. Hinman, Esq., /"
feb1Ad
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The TvibMnc A ma mac for 1880,
Containing the Election Returns and the usua
matter, will be published about Christmas. Prizes
u cents II copies, postpaid for 81; 100 copies,
ostpAid, for -. address above.
nov2Akw
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r.. r. A.OM All,

r.. r. LOMAX,
Atl0F mey 81 T. w.,
WILL practise regular ly in the District Court
w Of the Unissd states ~ Burlington, ia the
Dsuiot Court Vt Lee County, Aad in the supreme
Court of this state.
Once on seoond.st.. frst door over the Banking
House Of W. TAompson Co.
uoylSt6m
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n. grA1pvRD. ,. heukk
ATAFYOMD 4 McCUNE,
NyTH0LESALE u 0kOCEkS AND COMMISSION
wv MERCuANTS, second door shove the corner
Of BlondeAu, Water street. KeOkaks Iowa.
mchS-dly
M W.. ~ Ck ~, M. D.s sWvgeon
1Vls DenGiss. Once on Seconds ST.,
between Main and johnson streets, keo 49,
kuk, Iowa. may4dAwl
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Moore's Rural Ncw-YorkeY,
THE LEADING AMI LARGEST CIRCULATED
Agricultural, Literary AMI Family Journal.
VOLUME X, FOR 1850.

THg RURAL NEw YoRKKR Ia 20 widely aud favor
ably known in the East and West. North and south
as the most popular Agricultural, Literary and
Family Newspaper Of the age, that We omit ali
expletivss in announcing the Tenth voluma. Suf,
fee tito say that effort or expense v II be spared
to fully maintain and increase reputation asths
Best journal Of its Ciass-renderipg IL, smpkasi-
n-ll h. Sta -
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city Free. wM. aRAHAM, Proprie,or.
J. X. TKwxssuRr, Ticket Agent.
mch17d
n IL w
B q OF, = N e.
LEATHER STORE!
~ l At No. 1875 masn-ss.. KeidsVk
Block, between3th and 9th sta where they will be
pleased ~ wait on those desiring
BOOTS Anu SHOES
OF TIE LATEST sTiLEs, AT LOW PRICES.
Sole Leather,
Harness,
sl'r''n6; k,,a,s and
Collar Leather.
Sheep Skins, Pink Lining, and oil kinds OF
Upper Leather,
Constantly on hand. Also, Shoe Findings Lasts
Pegs, Sc.
Desiring TO merit II, we ask share of the pub
lilo patronage. EVANS 4 BlDLEMAN.
Keokuk, sept. s, 'bS-dAw
". n. AUSTIN. c. II. AIagRs
W. HI. AUSTIN n co.,
Grocors and Produce Dealers,
NO. iis MAlN-sT.,
WE GUARANTEE ALL GOODS sold by US TO be
w AZ represented, and deliver goods bought al
retail to airy part Of the city, FREE OF CHARGE.
n.s. fnv Ans,vt tpu mi Ne oYe
prepared all times 10 sell nj wholesale and retail
all grades OF FLOUR at the lowest market prices.
Orders from the Country. accompanied b, the
Cash Produce, win be fisd PROMPTLY ct the
LOWEST wHoLxsALk PRICES.
CASH PAID
For all kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Dec. 80, 5s-d&w
CUGAns-crashed,
- Powdered,
and Clarified,
for sale by WI. AUSTIN co.
dso3odAw
beIcLer.s and 81. Louis Refine.
Nl ry--in bbls. hlf. bbis and ksgs-for sale by
deesodAw W. II. AUSTIN co.
,OtfEE-kio,
i.sguyra,
and Costa Hiea,
for sale by W. II. AUSTIN co.
& CuaAk-CUkkD HAMS,
- Country do
Shoulders,
and Side Meat,
for sale by W. Il. AUSTIN CO.
dec30d&w
DEF TONGUES and Dried Beet, 1T
ID decs0 W. ii. AUSTIN co. IS.
FAIA. m MAvEN 0H&rEkS
ID ECEIvED every evening. fresh, and for sale
IN low by VII. AUSTIN 4 CO.
l.
LHLWUM! LOUhl--A large lot OF ali grades
Z Of Country and City FLOUR on hand now and
constantly receiving, at
dscSOdxw W. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.'S.
NA/INDOW SASH and fkAMES, all sisss, For
w sale Low by W. II. AUSTIN co.
XXT TRAPPING PAPER, All sises VI Rag and
w Straw Papers, direct from the mills, foI
sale Low by W. II. AUSTIN 4 co.
dcc30dAw
II OsTETTER' BITTERs,
Ii Schisdam Schnapps,
Leslie Stomach Bitters,
Leslie's Ginger Inc
For sale by VIII. AUSTIN : co.
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New Volume, New Dress, aad New
Club TeTmss
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a4EONARD SCOTT q co.'s
Reprint 0f the British Periodicals and the
FGvmers' Guide.
GREAT REDUCTION IN ruE pRicx or TIE LArrxR
PURLlcAriuN.

n SCOTT 4 CO., OF NEw YORK, Continue
-. to psbiish the following leading Britiah Pc
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1.
THE LONDON QUARTERLY, tConssfvativs.)
2.
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3.
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~ a. NALF Tor sAls Lon Nv ~ \ v "a
NJ aag1 W.H. AUSTIN "a.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09
-, cogSon oHA.HEs,

COUNom CHAHmER,
Tihin, Saturday, Sept 3, ls595
Council mot and was called 10 order by the
President.
Members present Eoysy. IIeming and wsg-
Tho Clerk then read the minutes q hast
meeting, which on motion were approved a.
read.
The act Of john walker Of $3.50 TO- esrt-
ing dirt , days in let Ward at 81 so per day
was read and on motion q Wqgner ordered
Tho aa't q TiGn Gas Lieht %. Of elARO,
$500 thereof being for Gas consumed In
month of Augugt and 81 90 being Tor rant oi
4 meteFs during the same time, vas thea pre-
sented and read.
q. II Hening moved that said act BE- a.
lowed aud nn order issued for same, The
Yeas aud Maya having been taken on said
mohoa, resulted Yeas .. Nays 4. as folloWss-
Yeas, Heming and Wagner 2, Nays. H0vey
Qiovey voting ip The negative N eonsequeiee
oi The charge for Meter rent IN said aet), 90
tho PrctidAnt declared the m0iion lost On
motion the Clerk was instructed 70 draw an
ordef On city fund in favor OF Il II. Baeby lor
45I 40 IN full Of interest duo April j 1852, -
city bonda held By him.
On molten council then adjourned TO Iaeol
Saturday, SEPT, 10, -, q 0'slock ?. u.
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WrAxnor.
The last Wysndos Pionoer says, othe child
Of one our Irish nsigbbora died on Saturday.
was buried on sunday. and on Monday the
hus5and wanted 10 kin his uifs. and prota.
bly, would hsye done 20 10 she had not found
shelter and prOtootioa in ,ho house Of neigh
CnAwtonp.
The people of Bucyrus are again aeitatinr
the Gas question for The forty ninth time
Judging from The JounNAL. We should think
there is TOO much gas there now.
MANOR.
While some persons were engaged IN nut.
ting mp a building in Marion, on Thursday Of
last week, the scaf5olding fell, precipitating
them distance Of some 90 feet aud seriously
iliuring Mr. Bart Cooper.
Mr.. Geo. Rhoodcs Of Big Island tp., that
county, after digging down l6 fco, ami then
boring 20 feet farther, has secured perGsct
srtesian wen aaording plentiful supply Of
water.
HunoN.
The people Of Norwalk had iolli6oaton.
upon the occasion Of lighting that town with
Gas for the first time, on Saturday evening
The FiAh Annual Fair, Of The Plymouth
Agricultural Society, will be held at Plymouth
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, sep,sm.
Der 9th, 2sth and 09th isl9. Arrangements
have been made for large attendance and
good time. |HrEE
The people Of Plymouth have been greatly
annoyed Of late, bys series Of petty thefs and
burglaries.
SsSDUsKY.
Tho Fremont JouRNAL speaks Of another a..
erot society, beside that known as the Buck.
eye Club, as existing in that place. Its call.
ed the 's. o. B's.
The last MEsiENesR says there Is an unusu.
81 amount Of sickness. at present, in that ooun-
ty,4 .... .... Ia. 81, ....
On Friday week, while Mr., David Stout.
living three miles south Of Clyde, was return.
ing home intoxicated from Fremont, he sht
down on the side Of the railroad track aud fell
asleep. A freight train soon came along.
knocking him some % feet down the ombank.
ment breaking three Of his ribs aud otherwise
injuring him quite severely.
WooD.
Regular trains Of cars commenced running
on The Dayton a Michigan RailrOad last Mon.
day morning.
The corner stone Of new Presbyterian
church was laid, in Perrysburg, on last Fri.
day. 30.
The bridge over Swan Creek. about 3 miies
northwest Of Maumee, fell on Tuesday week
seriously injuring several persons.
HANCOCK.
A Gymnasium association has been organ
lied iu Findlay.
The last JefIersonian says, "there was frost
several nights, during the week, but we be-
lieve no damage was done"
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hook NOTIFIES.

The North British Review for August.
Fepublished by L. Scott q CO., 81 Gold street,
New York. Price, 50 per annum, opens with
an nrlieio on the second volume Of GuiEots
Mem0irs, which ia declared 10 be one Of tae
mast important b0okst published in France
since The Revolution Of February. The other
leading articles are. "Painters ratronised bv
Charles y "Syrihc Church History :" WAN.
deriDgs Of an Artist" New England Provin
eial Life and History"
Price Of the four Reviews, IS year
"Blaekwood" and the four ReYiews, $40.
The Illustrated Pilgrim Almanac for
1860, Il . very neat manual published BY A.
Williams 4 Co, and Ross Toussey, and II.
Dexter A Co.. New York. II contains the US
nal almanac tables, and 4 great variety Of
good reading matter and Illustrations. Price,
- oents.
Charles DicEens, Works.-The we'll
known hrm Of r. B. Peterson A brothers, 30G
Ohesnut street Philadelphia, have just con
commenced Publishing q renarkably cheap
edition OF theae unapproachable works Of hc-
ton. Il is called "PelersOnS' Cheap Edition
for the Million, Of The entire writings Of
Charles Dickens, Boz, and win be issued
complete in Twenty eight weekly volumes. -
One volume viii be published regularly on
each and every Saturday, until the whole
humber Of volumes twenty. eight--ia compile
ted. The low price fixed BY the publishers
foF them "a only % cents volume, o. the
whole twenty eight volumes for fve dollars, =
A complete let VII Be forwarded FREE oT rosr.
AaE, BY MAIL, 70 any part 81 the United Statss
10 any one, BY the publishers, on receiving 4
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volumes; or a remittance of three collars will
pey ~ De first foUrtcen Volnmes; o. a.remit-
tAnce 1f one dollar will pay for the frut four
volumes. The Folumes win TO neatly print
ed, and each volume viii contain l60 large 90.
taYo pagss, printed on hne white paper, and
neatly bound with papef cover. The revised
lis reprinted, comprises twenty-eight vel
uIna1. TIE cost Of which is sEfEarY- -FIvD DOL
E.Ans; aud thin edition will contain every word
Of NE Edinburah edition.
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Have You Heard tIIe News

n TT
4 sen IN.
MISS itmanu
faetnHnr and
dealing tn IA.
vnnaand bones
ur tig1rs.
Also snun
NmokiuH and
Chawtnr fohac
80. Opposite
shAWhaasnloct 4
on Murket St,
TIrn, ohio 1
wilisen cheaper
fuF shthan oV
utberofs offered
ihthis vicinity.
Here you VIII
ahdthe greatest
VphetyofCigar,
Tnhhcco, SO.
ever exhibited
lnthif city.nnd
nll be dispns.
adafouth thepfln
tiplu Of guich
sales and smal
prontsf the best
being found ot
handat alltimel
tam Determined
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New York MARKET.

..I NHW lOhkf sept, o. lcOJs
FLoUR-Market less active; good grades
heavy and dropping; common scarce aud un.
changed Sales 6000 bbls at 81 O0@490 for
super western; S4 4O@5 80 for common 70
good extra western; 5 sg@sA On .for old
ssaas,a - srUund shipping braiius
extra round hoop Ohi0-olOsing heavy.
WHEAT-Market dull and dropping. Sales
5000 bu at 81 05 for new Chicago spring. ST.
80 al As for new white Kentucky.
RYE-Firm at 80.
BARLET-Quieti new held at 75@60c.
CoRN-Quiet Sales $4,000 bu at SOC for
old mixed western; Sic for new do delivered
and $50 for round yellow. tn
OATs-Steady at 97@40c for western.
WnisKY- Active. Sales 700 bbs at 26JSo
P0RK-Market steady and unchanged for
m ss, while prime Is dull. ...l.
BLEF-U nchanged. Sales lao bbls at e5 so
@6 % for country prime S7@7 25 for mess,
BAcoE-Sal0s 80 hhds western smoked
sides AZ 9iSc. tr .r.lsri
Cur MKATs-Firm. Sales 100 packages al
~ for dry salted shoulder $685. for salted
hams.
LAhD-steady. Sales $50 bbls at IOJl@
lie for No. I city to prime western.
BUrrER-Firm at IDOL &c for Ohio.
ChEEsE-Selling nt 7@9iS.
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MFoRrANr 10 FrNALrs.
D.. Checsernnla HIII.


Prepared BY COrneliua L. chesaennn. n. d.
New York ulty.
The eombiaaiicn Of Ingredients ta ne PIN, -, The
Fssrit efalanr aua ssts1ivs rfsctics Ttsy ars mli
u her opcraton, nnaerHso in eoftscilaf su irs.ru
lartls,, raihfai asasfotiiosi, rso,ar IN ob,,ro..
uos' vhsihs1 fon sola o. sissrus,, hsaiashs. psie
iuthe ilds, papiaisaofth, hsar, ahuss, IN ssrrs-,
aasctisu,, ayi,sne' tugas, rsiu it ~ h.st saaHrb.
sie ~ 'tassa sleep, eAsh snss, fou iu,srrop,isa ef
10 ,ietyled Lad,es.
~ fAss,seanh rills ets lavalushs asthev vulb,ier
en ihe mcuhly period viii teruisHiv. Ladies ,yho
hsea peen daappointed no The nse of niher pills an
hoe ne utmost con6dence In NJ. Chseseman'a ris
doing AZ Wat they fepreaen,to Do
Notice.
Thsft n one coudhien ofthc fomsls " TEN Ia which
the fiis canHoi BE- taken without praluoinf pseu.
hsrtitut Such V The rcsiisble tendency ths mad-
ietpe % rqFiuw ne Hexna unstlnutto hHuasicondi.
uuni hateveu the Reproductive power ofnaiufe caanoi
Fesiu ". Wauunled purely vegetable, aad nee hoin
anything niuHous Explicit directions, which thouid
b read, accompany each box. Price 81. Ssutbymaii
on uuclotine III TO the General Agent,
tV Sold by one drurriii IN ovvrv tovs In he Uuusd
States. N a. uI rCMtNNa,
Gcnsral hreut lortho united states,
80. a. Has Chamhrrtsst., NewsNo ort,
no wleiH ~ Nholgsale cf ltft should Be addrstssa
ce"p9 o. r. wooster fimui .. mag9.if
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09

The Farmers are very busy seeding Just
now, hence there were not 80 many in town
on Tuesday as we expected to see.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-09
Job Printing.

Fridny Morning, sept. ., 1889