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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-21

l.FNRSa TotHE l4ogn--A peer man. some
q whose family were sick. lived near
Deacon Murray. referred 10 in the tract.
H'arA n Da}'ar." and occasionally
called At his house far supply Of milk
One morning BE- came while the family
wore al hroasfast Mrs Murray rose Il
wait upan hin. hut the Deacon said 20
her Wait till after breakfast" She
did so AMI mean while the Deacon made
SOME Inquiries # the man, about his
family and circumstances After family
81 ship, the Deacon invited him ,o ~
al' i - 'be ham sim him When they
rni mt the yard. the Deacon pointing 10
enc Il tie cows exclaimed. There take
toast eoAy, anal drive hes hnmc.e The man
thaaked Inn heartily far the COW, and
stafie, FIR hme but the Deacon was
observed 20 stand ia the attitude Of deep
thought until the man had gone some
rods. lie u,cp looked up. and called out.
Hey, hra. thai cow back" The man
iaoked around and the Deacon added,
l.l 'hai cow come back. and You come
back saa" lie DID 50. and when he came
INTO tie yard again. the Deacon said
q There take your nick ont nf the cows:
ataa ii gang - lend 10 NJ Iorf. ne poor
81 oav r. got
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-21

~ Ohio taey divorce husband and wifr
Il edwr patiy snugcs 80 loud that the
iti,el can uH'slecp
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-21

Pity expresses itself in wnr,ls---cftOa
relieves itself BY look Charity ~
acr,s itself in gifts \ man may h. nall
If pity. and We, extremely cmrs handed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-21

The prc,tics, lining Ion boneet 10
sn INK face
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-21
now TIE PRESIDENT LIVE.

Tlia correspondent Of the Boston Conr.
icr furnishes an interesting account Of the
Presidents mansion, md lis mode IL
life from which we extract the follow
ing, paragraphs
To a large majority Of all the stran-
gers to the federal metropolis. who vi.is
Washing ton, there il no object which
cxcites 30 much ,mriositv as the Exccn.
tive Mansion. The truth IL. that up to
the time Of Mr. Polk. the White House
was not dccenly furnished Congress
then made an approximation which,
being ind'cious y expended. improved
things somewhat After that, no con
siderable appropriation was made till Tho
wear 1858. when some ifiy Thousand dol
lars were appropriated for heating. ven.
iiat'ng painting, onlarging and rcfur-
His.ing the iorse
The silver ID the house. an Nm. il
mostly that bought in Paris dnrina ihc
administration Of Mr.. Monroe There
are but two or three pictures IN the
house. One IN the bedroom, portrait
of Washington which was cut from the
frame AMI secured hy Mrs Madison when
Washington was uccnpicd by the British
~ y, "a III"
''s.''ut 'ilec' a portrait ct bolivar
1l' 'l"'i -,,h'l'ehh patriot ihcre are
- '.''i''.l.''''' ~ iiahie''s hoou' me hohse
49, ~ -. S,a'','',' he'e ana '''ere on
bl Commnlnsa Perry The White House.
ia a word is furnished more like y hotel
than irsiclass private residence
iH,ie are "'''c''S '' "se W hi,hiAiahe''
~, anu massive '"t u" Articles OF arr
M -, "l.', ,'i''e.'
~" ''-',,'ht receives twenty-five
'"7'' "'I'"is SaiarF NrNt ne re
'c'N's . H'os". garden ana stables, iree
re mousse u in,llshed' ami
- - s"''i. Wei ~ me neNerh
Hf''N ''N,e i infh.tnte h'e's-
'r, FHlii'R ~ we ! utica states.
'''il'"' also i'ghis ana hea's
~ fnys i'F steF'"'" W
'"'s y ,he 'u''iS Pfp'ily, anu
'' D''h' r"' l"r no elhef domestic scr
aH'-. ~" Executive once Is ~ TIE
.t'Ne H''i',loh' ana Tor 'he iormeh
'''' 'eNyt i,'''ht t2Vide' private sec
''.''f' 'hi,s '' t',e secretary; Two mes
\ r
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
New York NIarke,.

NEW YORK, Die. 20.
FLouR-Salcs Of 700 hbls at 81 95@5 10
for super western s5 lO@5 81 for common
to medium extra western; s. 55@5 20 for in
ferior TO good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WnElr-salcs $4,000 bushels at 81 25 In
store.
RrE-sales 5000 bu at SSc.
BARLEV-Sales 5000 bush At 75@86 for
State; 7s@S9e for Canada East aud ssc for
Cuuada West
CoRN- Sales 5000 bu al 9209lc for new
yellow; 95096 tor old yellow.
OATs-Salos at 4J@i1e for State, West.
cru aud Canadian.
WmsKy-hcld vt 27L027.
POEg-Salea 9nO bbls at $1,000 for mess;
81 % for prime.
BLEP-Sales 900 bbls at 81 0O@4 SO for
country prince 90 OO@5 so for country meas
DREssKD Hogs--6EM7e.
BEEF HAMs-Dull. Sales at 10 OO@l4 90.
Cur MEArs-Qgiet At &c for shoulders,
and 81 lOc Zoe hams.
BACON Less buOyant. Sales at size.
LARD--Sales at l03t@llc.
BuTTER-A fair business doing at Il@l6c
for Ohio; l5@93c for State.
CnLELK-9mliisc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
TO OUR FRIENDS OF THE PRESS.
state Editorial Convention.

olhte EultOElhl conventions
The next annual meeting Of the Ohio State
Editorial Association will take place at Tifin,
commencing on Wednesday, Jan. 18th. We
hope to see the press throughout the state ful.
ly and ably represented and we promise them
in advance that Tifin will DO her part to
make the occasion both pleasing and profta-
ble The "imps Of the quill" in Ohio, are a
jolly set of fellows aud, when they get togeth-
er, cannot fail Of having a good time. We
speak not bOastiugly, when we say that a
more dignifed, intelligent, good looking and
amiable body Of men will never have assem-
bled in Tifin, than these Representatives Of
the ''third power" We extend hearty wei
come to all our brethren throughout the State
TO be with us on that occasion.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

Il ia in contemplation TO erect new build
ing, alta cost Of about $4,000.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

The Unterrified Democracy Of Big
Spring township will be presented by the
"cliqae" with a banner, at Adrian, next
Saturday. The object Of this, as everybody
knows, is 10 keep the Germans Of that town.
ship in good humOr, 50 that they will swallow
any ticket the "eliquo" may nominate, next
fall. Republicans need no such incentives to
WORK
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

GJ-The peeuliarities OF the female ooustitu.
tion and the various trials 20 which the sex is
subjected, demand an occasional recourse 70
stimulants. II Is important, however, that
these shall be Of harmless nature, and at the
same time accomplish the desired end. Hos
tetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters is the very
art Gle. It's effects in all cases Of debility are
almost magical. Il restores the tone Of the
digestive organs, infuses fresh vitality into
the whole system, and gives that eheerfulness
10 the temperament, which is the most yalua-
bic OF feminine attractions. Tie proprietOrs
feel iatterod from the fact that many Of the
most prominent medical gentleman in the Uni.
ion have bestowed encOmiums upon the Bit
ters, the virtues Of which they have frequently
tested,and acknowledged. There are numerous
eounterisits offered for sale, all Of which are
destitute Of merit, aed positively injurious to
the system, dcel6-lm
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
NEIGHDORING COUNTY NEWS.

HANCOCK Hancock JEFFERsoNrAN
says wild hog was shot near Fostoria in the
"big woods" which comprise nearly a thou
sand acres Of unbroken wilderness, few DAYS
ago. The tusks Of the animal measured eight
and a half inches in length, and before he was
captured. he made several vicious attempts "
disable the dogs by means Of these formidable
weapons. His weight. il ia estimated, il in
good condition." would be fro hundr d
pounds.
AN AcoIDKNT.-As Ralph Watson, young
man of about seventeen, was passing the foun'
dry, on Wednesday last. he playfully caught
large iron wheel that was leaning against
the building, and in attempting 70 move il,
pulled it over on him, by which he was quite
seriously injured, so much 80, we learn, that
he had TO be taken home on a sled.-IB.
| WooD.-Un Tuesday last, Mr. Leonard Op-
perman, Of Washington township, came nenr
losing his life at the bridge just above town.
He was bringing in load Ofeorn with an OK
team, and his oxen got off the bridge at Fort
Meigs into the water Mr.. o., in endeavor.
ing TO save the oxen got into the water be.
tween them aud would have drowned had he
not received assistance. One OK was lost
journal.
GoNE INTO THE WINDMILL BUsINEss-Wil-
liam 7. Clark recently married Miss Harriet
l.. Windmill, Of Toledo.
SANDUsKY.--At late meeting Of the Sene.
ca Co. Teachers Association, il was resolved
" hold a Normal Institute next fall, provided
the teachers Of Sandusky, Huron and Erie
counties cooperate. Clyde is the place pro-
posed.
A female child, apparently about two weeks
old. was deposited in the North Ridge school
house, on the night Of tlhs 9th inst, by some
unknown person. The party leaving it, en-.
tered by window, built fire in the stove,
and placed the infant, wrapped in a shawl,
near bv between two billets Of wood, ia which
position it was found in the morning, not on
ly "aliye and kicking" but eozy and cOmfort-
able. The teacher being young unmarried
man, the sUBJEer was naturally one Of some
embarrassment TO him; upon reflection, how
ever, he decided that the pupil was "under
age" and therefore had il removed 10 the
house Of a neighbor, The infant has been
adopted, for the present, by Mr.. French, Of
Clyde.-Democrat.
HuRoN.-On Wednesday Of last week, Mr..
Norman Hough, residing near Delphi, was
out chOpping wood, when by a miss-strOke
the axe struck the foot, near the ankle, cutting
deep cash and severing the anterior Tribal
artery The flow Of blood was so great at
first, that he tainted away. II was stopped
however, by some Of the fam ly, but burst out
anew several times, when, on Sunday evening
last, Drs. King and Buckingham were called
in, and succeeded in takingup the artery, and
securing il. He will doubtless soon be able
to be about again-PLYMoUTH ADyERrIsER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

We noticed a sled load Of deer iu town,
on Saturday. They were killed in Wood
county
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

Christmas comes but once year and, as
a matter Of course, its annual recurrence is
looked to with pleasurablo antioipations. Il
is meet that We should make merry aud be
glad on that day. but it should be mellowed
by that Christian reverence, which befits the
occasion. We wish all our readers and every
body else a merry, joyous, heartsome Christ
mns
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

Kennedy's Medical Discovery Scarce
" day passes that We DO not hear Of some
wonderful curc performed hy this popular med
icine; aud while we have been writing this
short notice, gentleman, Mr.. ] l.. Clarke,
residing at No. % Lowell street. Boston, has
lookcd ia upon us, aud finding that We were
pouuiug an article in regard to the Discovery
stated that, within year, he had bccn curcd
OF a very severe case VI Scrofula, that broke
out in large punches upon his neck, aud that
too by using two bottles. There is not a hu.
NOR that exists in the world. no matter how
long Il has existed. but this medicine will euro
IL speedily Knowing then ts value, Il is rhe
height Of folly in the afflicted 10 delay obtain
ing IT,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

Bread Cakes or puddings, going through
the process Of baking, change sll the substance
Of herrick Aliens Gold Medal Salcratus into
carbonio acid gas, which passes away, 80 that
the food which il is used. which renders Il
perfectly harmless aud wholesome aud peou.
liarly adopted 10 weak stomachs, aud Dyspcp-
tic pcrsons. Try ono paper and be convinced,
Most of the 0rooers sell it Whitney Of San
dusky aud Bishop & Co, Of Toledo wholesale
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

TINFITi9 TIU0l UT I07Ii 0W0 VVNT %
EY-A rsduotion Of per cent. from the above rates
will be made for Cash,
The space, occupied by 10 lines Of the type composing
the body OF the advertisement, will be considered
square
All Transient advertisements, together with Admins
uaton, Attachment, Road anil Ditch Notices, mu,t be
paid iorin advance.
Advertisements inserted for an indefinite time will
be charged for until ordered out
When yearly advertisements are inserted, one or
more changes will be allowed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
Teachers, Meeting.

The first quarterly meeting Of the Seneca
Co. Teachers Association win be held in Tif
I'm, on Saturday, Dec. 3lSt. To commenced
10 o'clock A. NJ
A general attendance is desired, as import
ant business will be transacted. Teachers Of
Seneca County there is good time coming"
(on the 3lst inst.,) provided, you turn out
and IAKE it good time"
Z. W. CLARK, ia,
Sacrskarv
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
POOFman 4 Miller

In this City, at which they purpose eHYlngo the Tan.
ming business extensively Ia al it, departments, and
tent wofkmsh. They are nav prepared a ali timei to
pay the higheu price In
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

Business in Tifiiu was never more lively
then now. Pork sod produce Of all kials is
coming in 10 great abundance and commands
the "ready" at handsome figure. Our mer.
chants show happy. eomplacent smile all
day long, 10 a large array Of customers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
FIREMEN,S FAIR

to heighten the entertainment and gladden. the
hearts Of all. The Hall will DO highly deco
rated and will present greater attractions than
ever before. Besides an endless array Of toys.
candies, fancy fxens' &C., suited for holiday
presents, fifty fine steel engravings will be
sold and distributed; alec, Gold and Silver
watches, fine Jswelry, plated ware, cutlery
&C. This festal scene will continue for ten
successive evenings and the proooeds, after
paying expenses. will go toward paying for
the new engine, "Adriatie." The object is
praiseworthy and should receive the encour-
agement Of every citizen Of Tifiin. Let the la
dies, too, turn out and encourage the gallant
"boys," who would peril life and limb to res
cue them from the hames.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
Terms Or subscription.
RlnnIksl RInnIss !

All Kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fne paper, kept con.
, stantly on hand and for sale cheap at the Tai
nUsE OFEcE; such as
Deeds, Summons.
Mortgages, Subpoeuas,
Attachments, Vendis
Executions, Constable Sales,
Blank Notes, SC, &o.
GFiustices and NOtarics supplied on rcas-
onahlo terms. IN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
Fridny Morning, DCc. as. 1859.
Job Printing.

wohave ell the facilities Of the larger cities
for doing all kinds Of Book and Job Printing,
in the highest style Of the Art, and on very
reasonable terms. Give US a call.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

NEw NObK June 10, 1850.
Ny daughter, two and half years old, suf-
fcrcd, since her birth, With boils, oppression of
the stomach, and loss ofsppette. ihave been
using Peruvian Syrup ia her case, and i am
happy 70 say she is restored TO health. The
same vas with my youngest boy. Radolph
eight months old. Tie suffered fiom scfofula
bis ears were sore, and he had, on different
parts Of his body, scsbs Of a dangerous char.
acter. ! used the Poruvinn syrup two weeks,
ahd my pretty boy Is perfectly sell; bis cars
are soupd, aud his entire body IL free from
scabs, etc. r, WEczoRK, d. ID.
SO West ilst Street
The writer Of the above Is an intelligent
German clergyman, aud is highly esteemed
by his people.
Peruvian Syrup Is a Solution Of Protoxide
Of lron, new discovery in medicine and
strikes At the root Of disease by producing
healthy blood. the source Of al vitality IN the
human organism. For Sale by !. l.. ST. John
&Co, Tinin. drgi6 9w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
1MPoRrANr ro rEMALEs.
DR.. OhecsomanIs Pills,


Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseihan, n. n
New York City.
The combination Of Ingredients 10 ihs pan, sFsths
Fesr ofa lons eslenslys prac'igs. They aFs nld
10 theit operation, snd esrsin in coiaeung an iueg1
larities Painful Msaliuadohl, fcmd,lhs an cbsigus
tions uhehcr from cold Otherwise haadnthe Pfia
lathe sdo palitaon o the heart whiief, a neftnat
aHsctions, hysisHes, aigus, pauin 'he oas aas ne.
sta ~ ,iurhod ilssP, Which anass lga inieuePiea %
To Married Ladies.
Dr. chssssmans Piili are iuyanahs sthsi gllitslng
oa fhs monihly ptriel siih fsanatlg. ladies aho
have heon dItaupqiulot inI tia pta ~ rtal fIll
place tha utmost conddeaca in IA. CAet.tniaaa Pile
doing az thai tkoy Fpressnt % Do
Nutica
Ihers ID ane coajluon aftha female ~ loal N ahich
he Piu, oanuoi ~ takan nithaui lEadrc|rF rapa-
uaireaah Such u ts be tgnisacy 81 Ne uiei
lclne 20 tsaidfo a afSual Innciiar4 20 aaal cputi'
ilon thai svrn he duofro poutl qlaaipre caatol
fstisii IA, weuunili nvr,l qeEel.alo phd iafe Nfal
b. ssal, as'smpapg s.ih ~. fliee ~ 0spiafa|.il
oa saelosius u 4 the9 9eptiai Agert
Eg-soii % ~ isaegi.l D fla0 ira la atls ual|.f
,tairl & n,IIL'IIHI IAf45 f
osut1ll Aashl laliha UnIl1I fInl1t
loa ChamlaIt.aI N10.I Yea.
70 Vhom al Whaletall oGler. sk1ili b |0I..1
Holiby +. Wooster, IiNn, q, naet.I
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

Mr.. v. }. Zahm has opened bOOk aud
stationery store, on Maine street opposite Sui.
hpns dry goods establishment. See his ad-
vortiscment.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

The Catholic Fair, at Locsscr's Hall. for
the benefit Of the church in IT. Ball, was. We
learn; well attended aud handsome sum 10.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

Editorial Convention. --Tbe Editorial
Convention at Dayton, last year. adjourned to
meet at Tifin ON the 18th Of January, 1860.
Tifin, il we remember rightly,is located In
Seneca county, somewhere near the head wat
era Of the raging SciotO; has a Court House,
Post office, jail, blacksmith shop, SOME Church
es, a couple Of live editors, aud lots Of pretty
women. We hope every good looking editor
in the State will be on hand. for peradventure
there will be big time in Tifin.-COLUMBUs
GAZETTE.
Most Assuredly and we expect to see the
familiar "phiz" Of our friend, the Governor,
On that occasion. We think, trip hither-
ward would satisfy him that ''the half had
not been told him"
A UhioH school Hoard waa recently
elected in Republic, consisting Of the follow
ing membeFs;
0, /, Robinson for years.
q. Osborne if N
LEI Hall @2s ln
ia. Gregory a." {"
II, Bromley al
Wm. Heater q"
Itia in contemplation 10 erect new build
ing, alta cost Of about $1,000.
We noticed sled Load Of deer ia town,
on Saturday. They were killed in Wood
county.
see Notice Of ofseneeA Land Co. in another
lPlsos.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

Aehl Esthte IN seneca county,
The following table shows the value Of Real
Estate in Lands and Town Lots, in Seneca
county, as reported To the State Board Of
Equalization:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
NOTICES.
DEAR IN MIND

tE-That the TRIBUNE has the Iars-
est circulation, and is, therefore, the
best medium for oradvertising, in Seneca
County.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
DIR. BRU.TON7S
Concentrated Remedies
For Delicate Diseases.

No. 1.-THE GREAT REvIvER-spsedilyera era di.
Gates oil the evil ehentt Of sell Abuse such gene raj
debilly les OF memory wasting away Of Tho organs,
any constitutional derungements impa,enuy, and
weuknessof the seNua organs, brought By The
strained indu' 'genue Of tho passions. Pficc et.
cure n eight dAya, any Of gonorrhosa h without
lHsa smell and requires no Tsslnution Of diet
Price one dollar.
No. s.-CoNcENTRATED TEREB-Ths use Of
this remedy will rnFa elect In short time, and can
show cerfcates OF epTei effected amer al otheFs have
failsdi this IL also ta,ielt" and without smell free
one dollar
No. o.4.--CoNCENrRATED PUNTrER-Is the on.
y Tenied' knownthai will positively structures Of
The ufetha, matter how long standing or neglected
the ease may be- Price one dollar
No. 5.-ANfi iMERCGRiAL pfLiS-Ali persons
who have utod This dreadful drug tnefoury,) (whioh
remaiPs in the syitom for yaau, causnH iuhnt
ehroniC diseHses,) should use thrts Pills which will
odtro yu0nnteTact the effects and rumovs u from ihe
system. Price one dollar
No. g --ORlENTAL PAsTrlLLf-is eeIlain
cure Tor female rrsguaTifes or supptesiiOn Of the
uieustfuatnn. Price two dollars.
ko.7. - Tux CONCENTRATED AMARiN--|
Cures the whites, falling Of the womb ueTroutnaia,
painful nenstFuation. Price one dollar.
Ea.S.-rHE suLUTOR -ia a remedy that has
never been known 10 fail curing Gravel and an allec.
lions Oft the kidneys and bidder Price one dollar
Either ofthe abnye remedies will be sent by mail to
any part Of The United ftaes, receipt Of the price
annexed. Circulars containing full panrulaTs NAV
be obtained BY enclosing one PostStamp. address
DIR. FELIX BRuNON,
kox 90, PhilRdelphia, Pa.
N. The Doctor may be- eon,uhed IN complicated
eases BY letter uf personally, but oply such loiirTs will
be answersd a. opniain feaaonahis fee.
OFflCE-Uld Nsrk Road CallowhillsL
AL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
Professional Oorfespondonoe

"CoLUgars, ohio, Avg. r. less. .-fhars hsst tssst
ing tht dfrote or twpnty.fvu ysart and have isfr.
od more satisfaction fr,m the uts of The rYrorfas.
rh rvs tian lfom ull ohcf FERNS Of maiictiiou oom
"Msscus srrs, Mich, Aus. 4. gso.-I have us.d
mo iypophoiphiietin my practice with very happy 81
tectto much 20 that ouid not BE- satfded 20 iasin
wiihout them.n
"MipDtznuHy, VI, Avg y, 1850 II bsllsvs he
Hyponhntphtes used in the mannsrand way D. Chufs-
hV uses them will cufu Coutumpuou %
"eheperlsiowu, Va, Avg IS, feSu--t have pra.
icubod The Hynuphotphiie n several eases, and M s.
lighted withhs gnsctt " has accomplished NoHturt.
"LoWELL, %. july s, H3ps-i have ussd in an ahout
forty bouesi and in bot instnncs have thav Allied
70 bsaeht the patient an that hopeless one be-
ioru Wafcahed have had tsvrra eases gives % ~
attending phyfulaus who are enjoying comrafa.
utsy good henths und exempt ffom ~ The rymptsnss
nt pnlmunay dituasc. have used The Reaia,ly 10 "
nNh ease, with decided tdcrsts. II was rsFsttsd
hopeless by physicisht und ffcndt, and eten mytsf
under The 'oldtfvatment' lan uov ablo 20 r,s. Il
attending On The sick asmang miles in DAY. b. fhat
- Anv ourF phfsician w the uuuniry,n
"loeuCk fAttt, n, A., Avg. -, 1850 - have on.
~ ume, hit morning 10 tay, that have hroh y ttsn.
shed in witnuuiua he foud effects ~ the uYporhut.
rbtts'. The 'aiomsnt' In youF pamphlei ais aoi -
IN eHarretaiedp
"EAroS, X. r., Aus. 5. issq.--t have heen uslss
your iiypophoiphitos Of Lime and soda, aad hays "a
pereuuud great Improvement from them. Al q, ~
son who had hacking cough md bleeding oftha hsKs
it likswis nuch hehs6usd BY thsit uss I"
"CuArnAH, Pc, luly 20, ieip.-t received he ~
hoitlof or Chufchilrs Remedy fnf Canfumnllun. .
II hat worked wnNdfra in every cnsa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23
Bless me this is pleasant,

Riding in Sleigh.
"Jinglo," 60 the merry tells,
All the live-long day
We have had excellent sleighing for the
last few days and the young folks seem 70 be
enjoying it hugely, II we may Judge from the
tintinabulations and ring Of merry voices, that
break out upon the midnight air. All we
have 10 say is, ego IL, while you're young"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

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