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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
SANFORD'S
LIVER INVIG0RAT0R.

NEVER DEnfLITATES,
TT fs COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS
y aad hat become au established fact, Standard
Medicine, known and cpl proved hY 40 that havo
used it and is now fesoffI Ito with confidence in
no diieaiea Tor which Dol = is recommended.
r. has cufed tiou saudf within thc lasttwo yehrs
vic had given up ALL h9pcs Of relief as me
numefonf unfolicited cef * thoates In my posses
sion show ~
The dose must be adap. ted 10 the temperament
Of the Individual takinF and used in snch uunn.
titles az 20 act gently on Ethc Bowels.
Let the dictates Of youH @tiudgnent guide yuu IN
the use of The Liver tn. Eivigorator, and u will
sure Liver Compiaihts,I tsBiliouf Attacks, Dys.
repfia, Chronic diaffhua, a2s ummer Complaints,
Dytenterv, Dropsy, Sour 0stomach, uabitual Cos.
iivenes, Choiie Cholera tFJiufauium, Flatulence,
faandice, Female weak. - .nessei and may he used
successfuliy nf on Ofdin.l -Isry Family Medicine-
ID will cufo sict headache - taa thousands can tcst.
fv,) nTWENrr ntNurEaI y 1.-TWO or three teaspoon.
nis are taken AZ com.| Enhancement Of attack.
Az who use " are Civ ing their teitimony IN
tf favqf.
Mix Water in the Month with the In-
yigofaiof, and swallow both together.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
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Auditors Office, Seneca County.

Tifin Ohio December 10Th 1859.
Agreeable the provisions of prescribing tho duties
of county Auditors passed April 5h 1850 hereby give
that tho several tracts of land lots and parts lois,
contained in the foregoing list much thereof will pay
the taxes interest and penalty of 1855 and the total of
charged thereon will ho sold the Court House the
City of Tin tho second Monday in January A. d. S6O
bong the 0h of said mOnt unless tho taxes interest and pens
atty of 1858 and the Ofls59 due December 2O 1852
be paid before that limo.
IL. O.. BOW EI,
decl6-4w County Auditor
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over a large part of
tho globe, Is the Consequence OF diseased action
I'm the eystem, induced by the poisonous mlasm
Of vegetable decay, This cxhnlation Is evolved
bv The action of solar heat on wet sQli and rises
with the watcry vnpor from e. While the sun u
below the horizon this vupOr fingers near tho
carths surface, and the virus is taken with h
through the lungs into the blood. There = acts
az nm irritating poson on the informal vlsccra
and excrcting Organs Of the body. The liver be-
comes torpid and fails 10 sccruto not only this
virus, hut also the bile from tho blood. Both
the Virus aud tho bile accumulate In the circuia-
tion, and produce violent constitutional dls0rdcrs
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach SYM
patlizc with the liver, and become disordcicd
also. Finally, tho instinct Of our organising aa
If In an attempt TO cXpcl the nOXiOus iuiusions
concentrates tho whole blood Of the body In tho
internal excrctorics to force them 70 cnst Il out
The blood leaves tho surface, and rushcs 70 tho
central organs with cOngestivc violence. This is
the CurrI But In this effort Il fails. Then tho
FEvER follows, IN Which the blood leaves tho
central organs and rushos to the surface, ns IL
IN another effort TO expcl the irritating poison
through the other great cXcretOry the skin. IN
this also Il falls and the system abandons the nt.
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of
strength TO repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These arc tho fits or paroXygms OF fEvER AND
AGuE. Such constitutional disorder viii Of
course undermine the health x u Is not removed.
We have labored 70 ind, and have foundi an
autidOte,
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MORE TO DE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM,
EVER
Worn by Kings or Empcrors! !!

What2 Why Beautiful Head Of Hair.
because IL Is the ornament OF tod Himself provided
for I'll race. Rcudef although the iose may bloom
ey'r obdghly IN the glowing check the eye ever q"
sparh ling the teeth be those pei r II the head y be
rem discovering, or the hair be- snaTlcd and siveed,
har,Hand dry worse STILL ifsprinkled with gray MS
lure viii lose more tinn half her charms iroL Noodt
Hair Restorative, if used two or three times week.
will restore aud permanently secure to all ,uch orno
mont Read the following and judge. The writer Of
the first sthe celebrated Pianist, ThalheVi .,
Dear rsir-Permit me to express to you the oblign
tions am under for the entire esoralon ofmy hair to
H. original color. About the ms OF my Hrnynln the
Unied states 1t was rapidly becoming gry, but upon
the application ofynur "llaiT Restor tive" IL coon re-
covered is orginnl hue. consider youi Restorative
very wonderful Invention, quite efuRtions we'll
agreeable. am dear sir yours truly, : ruALBURg.
"DNch ar Gwyliedydct"
Welcl Newspaper office, ~ Nassau st., April ~ 81
Prof %. ]. WOon;-DcuT Sir-SOme month or six
weeks ago received bottle your Hair Restorative
and gave tony wife, who concluded To Try Il on her
hair little thinking al the time that would restore the
gray hair 10 its oririnaloOor but 10 heras well as NY
surprise amer few weekt trial Il has performed that
wOnde rul effect by turning all the gray hairs 10 daf
brown, At The same time beautyng thekening the
hair. { strongly recommend the above Restorative TO
allpenons in wan, Of such change Of their hair.
CHARLES CARUEW.
New York, July rs, e57.
Prof. O. J. WooD-With conddunce do recommend
your Hair Restorative, being the most eicacious ar
iicle eycrsaw. SLce using Your Hair Restorative my
hair aud whskerf, which were almost white gradually
grown dark aud now feel confident that lew more
applications will restore them 10 their natural color.
Il has also relieved of all dandmn aud unpleasant
itching, common among persons who per,pire freely
:. g. HtLnN.
Trof woop-About two year, 90 my hair oonmenc.
ed falling of aud tuTnlne gray was fast becom NC
bald, andhsd tried many remedies TO no effect. com
menned using your Restorative nJanuuTy last few
applications fastened my hair firmly II began to ill
up, grow out and turned back its former black
Al his tine u is fully restored It's original oor
health aud appearance, and chceriull recommend IT,
usetoall. J. ID. HOES.
Chicago, IN May ], 1857.
The Restorative put up in bottles of3 sizes, wiz
large medium and small the small holds pint, and
retas for dolarper botilei the medium holds Al
least twenty per cent more In proportion than the sma
retn iortwo dollnIspeT bottle the large holds quart
40 per cent more In proportion, and Tetails for 50
! q. J. WOOD \ Co., Proprietors, are broadway,
New YORK, in the groatN Y. Wire Railing Establish
ment,) aud IVA Market street, 81. Louis, Mo.
t- Aud sold b. allg good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. oet1 irchq
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SANFORD'S
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up
In Glass Cases, Air Tight, and will keep IN any

rImNlns
The Family Cathanic PILL isa gentle but uc-
tive CathaFtic which the proprietor has used IN
bis practuc more than twenty years.
The conurnntly incren-l CosinE demand from those
who have long used the pills, and the satisiac-
tion which oil express In y regard 20 their usei has
induced me 10 place them - within The reach oiall
The Profession we'll ,sknow that different Ca
thartios act on different Rporiious of the bowels.
The Family Cathafiio - PILL has with due re-.
ference this well es. ynhli shed ncti been com
pounded from variety Of = The rufost vegetable IN
tracts, which act alike on 3eyery pnrto the alimen'
tary canal, and are GOOD t-iIund SAYS in ah cases
where Cathartic is snee Cl|ded, such ~ Deiange-
mont, Of The Stomachd lSleepinelsi Pains IN the
Hack and L0ins, Costye.I mess, Pain and Soreness
ovcftho whole body, from EpItndden cold, which re.
qucntly, fnegscted, end in long course OF Fever
Loss ofAppette, creep. ETing sonlaion OF Iold o.
YER the body, Restless. t-iItcssi Hoadaohe, or
weight iu the Head, all roIiuhammntory Diseases
Worms IN Children or A. s@|du It,. Rheumattsm, a
great Purider Of the blood aud many diseases 20
which flesh it heir, too numerous TO mention In
this advertisement. Dose, to3.
Price Thirty Cents.
The Liver Inv rorator and Family Cathanic Pills IRE
etailed by Druggist generally, and sold Wholesale by
the Trade Ia nil large towns.
S' n. W. san ford. NJ. ID.
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
a15 Broadwuy, New York.
For sale by !. +. " ooster, Tinin, %. octl4lr
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GRAFFENBERG
F&MgGV MEDICINES,
HOME TESTIMONY.

HARrFoHp, Trumbull Co., o., March 7ih, 1857.
hereby reuify that have been dealing in the Graf
ienbeg Medicines for the past year. aud truly
that have never offered any medicines the public
that have met with the decided appreciation Of tho pso-
PIE like these, nauioulury the Pills and Catb0licon.
They will readily perform III and more than u promised
for ihem. have sold about fly bottles OF the Catholi-
con the past season. aud hear the best results in every
ease.
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LIST OF LANDS

And Town Lots and parts of Lots within tho County Of sene
ca in tho State Of Ohio returned Delinquent by Lewis II
Hale late Treasurer Of said County, with the Taxes, Penalty
and Inorcs, thereon for the year A. d. 1858, and the SIM
plo taxes for the year A. ID. 1859
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lam physician Of thirty yoaFsi practice. Ny prin.
Uipa study has been diseases OF females. They hhHa
generally bailed my best e6hs. Obtaining t6 matsr-
ais composing Marshars Uterine 6diholicon, I was
self abundanty successful In my former practice could
only mitigate the symptoms Of about half the cases snd
could not cure one in ten. Now I can radically cure
at least seventeen in twenty and mitigate the rest.
consider MaTfhall's Uterine CaholicOn the greatest
blessing 10 females have met with.
D. II. WILLiAMs, NJ. D. Chanestr -
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TO MOusckccpcrs.
SGMlE1T,niIINe l1,iI NEW ~, ) ~, Y; bAn0Irrs \


SOMETHING NEW -, 7. BADOIrrs BEST
- MEDICINAL SALERATuS,
IL manufactured ifom commoa salt, and
GO 10 prepared entirely diutFlnt ftom other = .
10 salaTatut, AN the deioteuous matter ex 10
racted Ia such manner 20 produce
hrsNd, uisenib and an klndt Of Cake with
outcontainiuE apartiele efSalaFaius when
che hrcad of Cake d bakpdi thefhy produc.
log Wholesomt retulta EYey particle of
AND Saiafatat s tufned 10 gas and passes thfo AND
the Rload o. Hscuit while nak.nri gonse.
qucutly nothing remains bat common salt
Water aud flour. Yen will readily ner
cctye BY the taste of this SaleFatut thatit
Il eut,tcly different fom other salsrtui.
IN Il b packed In enc pound papen. each m
" wrapper branded "a. n. nahhitt's beet "
Medicinal saleraiusI' also, nioiurs, tnit.
edloafoihrcad, with Flati Of edtNesrinf
water en thQ TOP. Mern you purohrue
paper you thoud prpsarte the ,gtanper
aud be particular 10 gst the neNt oaactB
like The nrst-bfand hs shove.
fall directcns io5 gakiag Btead with
so thit Salaramt aud Soar Mia o. Crean 60
10 Tartar, will accotnplny each pack aFt also 10
directions Cor mskine an kinds Of Pauryt
alse, for making Soda Water shd seidliis
MAKk YoUR OWN soar wIrn
B. n. u A B B 1 TT y
puaH CONCENTRATES rorANI,
Ann Wprranted double tho strength aferhnaFy Asp
foisshi pat upin csnt--l ~, y lbt.,a HIS,
8 lbs And ia lbs, with iall direUtiohs i0F
mailing Hafd and Son soap. ConsumsTs
will dnd this The Cheapest Potash la mar.
ket Manufactured and fof talc hy
~ B,T.BAnMrr EO
~ Nes, o. 10 uWsthinston ~, New HrFk, ~
aisa'u aat No Saiadia u. bos'ea.
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WOOSTER, Tidin, 0hioi g. NJ. CHUAtAH
SERO, Repuhhei SURE Eokuein h Co., NhoeSsls
Agents, Cincinnati: aud bT oil druggists and dealen In
medicines.
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AYERS Ague Cure,

which neutrallzes this malarlous poison In tho
blood, aud stimulates the liver TO eNpei Il nom
the body. As it should, so II docs cure this nt-
hictive disorder with perfect certainty And h
does moru, or rather does what Is Of moro scrs
vice to those subject TO this infection. II taken
IN season it cxpels II from the system as II is alb
sorbcd, and thus keeps those who nse y free nom
Its attacks; keeps the system In health Though
exposed to the disease COnscqucnil4 20, only
curcs, but protects from, the grc9 NJ ~
foctions which are induced by-i.f, -, INT
influence, such as Remittcut Fever, Cynf over,
Dumb or Masked Aguc Periodical Headache,
or Bilious Headache Bilious Fevers, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, GOut, Blindness, ToOthachc, Ear
ache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitatous, Painful AZ
fcctOns Of the Spleen Mysteries, Cole, Paralysis
and Puinful Affections Of the Stomach and Bow
els, nll Of which, when arising from this cause,
will be found TO assume or less the intcrmit-
tent type. This "AuUE CURE" removes the cause
Of these arrangements, and cures the disease.
| This il accomplishcs by stimulating the oNcre-
/ tories to eNpcl the virus from the system; aud
these organs by degrees become habiicd 10 do this
/ their Office Of their own accord. Hence arises
what we term dcclimati0n. Time may accomplish
the same end but often life Is not long enough, Or
is sacrificed in the attempt, while this /. AGuh
| CURE" does Il at once, and with safety. We have
great reason to believe this Is a surcr as well as
safer remedy for the whole class OF diseases
| which arc cnuscd by the miasmatic inject ,0n,
than any other which has been dise6vcrcd; and
Il has still another important advantage 20 the
public, which s, that Il is cheap as well as good
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= WESr BEpFoRn, Colhocton Co., May "A, ie5f'
4 Mr.. u, d, kingsley, Sfs-l have been selling the
medicines oilhe Gmflenhefg Company for the last ten
years, and have invariably found them 10 give good
satsiaetioo and the pills have sold 10 great many
hmtes asreRulary their tea and coffee, and with ny
trade they have become staple anels Marhals uttE'
Inc Caiholiuon Is medicine that has done great -
mount Of good IN female diIeaSeE One lady toid a
10 told me she had received benefit irom one bottle
Than she did from long Of medical toutmentby
the most skillinl Physicians. Yours truly,
Jan. i, l65a. IaMEs WiLaoN
70, Sale by A. r. Van Doom, H. "a. Snyder,
p. Wooster riflni II. Eall, Lowell; Dr. p. fates,
Green spinssi VIM. Huhb, lodi S. p, Huh, Flat
Rooki NNm RiningeF, Auicai ID. Hoffman CO., Me-
CutchenNlei J. " Wing, Adfiani saa by one ugent
10 an the pfinoipaltowns iu Oliio.
For Medioinet or agencies aidyvss
a. 10. KINGSLEY Cleveland,
iu25-iy, Asoni foT ohi0.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-16

its support as aduty upon every Demo.
crat in Ohio. But by refusing to do
this, and hy placing at the head Of their
Electoral Ticket, men known to be in the
confidence Of Republican leaders, and one
Of them recently an active member aud
an office holder Of that party, they have
proclaimed to the world that they are
a set Of factionists and disorganizers--
that their sole object is to distract and
divide the Democratic party, and give the
vote Of the State TO Abraham Lincoln
Thus the mask has fallen from the faces
Of the secessionsts in Ohio; they can be
seen and read Of all men, and whoever
votes this secession Electoral ticket, will
as certainly aid in advancing Lincoln as
though he voted the Electoral ticket of
the Republican party. We hope the sin
cere men who have without reflection
gone into this matter, will pause and
consider whittier they are drifting, and
before it is too late. abandon a scheme
that has nothing but mischief in it.
St0tegm0n.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-16
The Mask Fallen Oh.

AS mans own actions are often the
strongest evidence that can be be produced
against the validity of delusion which
he sets up. If he neglects to assert his
claim under certain circumstances, when
such assertion would seem to the common
sense of mankind to be necessary and
proper, or if he omits to do certain acts
which he would naturally do for the sake
cf protecting and advancing his own in
terest, had his claim any real foundation,
it will be taken as conclusive evidence,
either that it has no existence in fact, or
that he has no faith in it himself.
The Breckenridge SecesSionists in Ohio
claim to be the true National Democratic
Party. They have just held what they
call National Democratic State Con-
venton, and nominated full Electoral
Ticket. But they omitted to claim, by
their resolutions or other official annonnc-
ment, that breckenridge and Lane to
whom they pledge their support, are the
only regular Democratic candidates for
Presidency in the field. Indeed, it is not
claimed that they were regularly nomin-
ated at all, or that there is any obligation
OF party feeling resting upon any Demo-
crat to yield them his support. So far
from this, Ex-Gov. Wood, the President
of the late Seceders' Convention in this
city, asserted, as Mr.. Buchanan had al
ready done, that every Democrat had a
right to vote, as he pleased for President.
This was said by the Ex-Governor, on
taking the Chair as presiding officer of the
Convention, without a word Of dissent or
a sign of disapproval. The Secessioni'ts
in Ohio are, therefore, contessedly fac
tion. and have no right according to
their own showing. to style themselves
the National Democratic Party of Ohio.
But what puts this matter beyond con-
troversy is the fact that the late Bolter's :
refused to nominate a State Ticket. &.
| b. Flood offered resolution for the
! formation of such ticket, hnt it was
passed over by general consent until neal
! the close of the Convention, when it wa'
withdrawn by the mover, with the mani
nous leave of the Convention. This wa
clear admission, equal in effect to al
open aud avowed declaration, that thei
claim to be the National Democratic Par
ty in the State, is all mere pretence-a
sham, intended to dupe the ignorant anc
unwary into the support Of selfish ano
dssorganizng scheme.
Had the leaders of the schismatic gath
ering here on Tuesday. really been IL
, in earnest-had they believed themselve
} to be as they professed, the representive
Of the Democracy OF the State, they woul
hive nominated State Ticket, and urge
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-16
AccpSsiOuS in ClcrmO

The Clermont Sun, in speaking Of the
accessions to the Democratic cause in this
county, says:
Scarcely ncighborhood in this conn
ty but what there are more or less acces-
sons to this doctrine. In the neighbor-
hood of Amelia, several Republicans have
come out boldly for Douglas and popular
sovereignty. In Williamsburg Town
ship we heard of at least dozen promi-
nent men who have heretofore acted with
the Opposition who have come ont for
Douglas. In Washington Township
some of the best aud leading Republicans
have alrerdy identified themselves with
Douglas popular sovereignty Democracy
Referring to the formation ofa Doug
las club at Olive Branch, in that county
it adds:
"a club Of about forty memb berS was a
once formed, among whom were one o
two straightout Republicans who declar
ed their intention to vote for Dougla
and Johnson"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-16
ESTABLISHED A. ID. 1896.
portrp.
From the Logan Gazette.
THE LIBERTY TREE.

From the regions above where the angels do dwell
The Goddess of Liberty came,
br anch of green laurel she held in her hand
And thther conducted the dame.
From tn e east to the west sound the trumpets loud
notes,
Util vocal our country shall be.
And when Douglas is rlade our President,
He'll plant US a Liberty Tree.
Come go to the mountains whore laurels grow green
And pluck them so fresh and so free,
And when ge Douglas for President,
He'll plant us Liberty Tree.
They may speak of their Lincoln, their Breck and
their Bell
But the folly Of this they will see,
For the people will vote for the man who will plant
Them glorious Liberty Tree.
The laurel is fresh, and the laurel is green,
And it blooms in its season you see,
And when get Douglas for President,
He'll plant us Liberty Tree.
Our liberty tree must be ever kept green.
And the wings of our eagle all free,
And if Douglas ismadc our President,
The Union preserved shall be-
Come all who are great, patriotic and true
Come all who deserve to be free,
Come with banners and songs to the resue once
more
OF our glorious Liberty tree.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-16
GEORGE p. KINKEAD,
"HENRY JOHNSON,
"SAM'L. d. MCCULLOUGH,
"E. X. SAGRE,
"F. X. HUNT.
The NanlincsS Of senator Doug
Ias--IEl> Rhode Island speech.

In his late speech at the Rhode Island
clam bake, Senator Douglas said;
Il am reminded every day that it Is
extremely imprudent for a Presidential
candidate to make speeches without their
being carefully written, and allowing
the reporters to take them down and
spread them broadcast to the world, for
might make enemies by it. II naV object
cas 10 qet the Presidency Jp any means
rather than to ripdicate He truth, perhaps
/ woulab he wiR;ng to Play mummy and pr I
apodloch on my lips for fear Im,gh utter
an honest sentiment and lose rote 6y it,
TApplause.l Iwoald scorn to re:eire any
man's pote under false PretsnSes. | am
asked why | do not advise my friends to
make a Union ticket with the Secession
ist Why don't you make oil and watel
mix? Union ticket between the interven
tionists and the non-nterventionistS!-- :
Never on earth. Good, good. an
willing to act with all men who agree
with me in principle against all men who
are in favor OF disturbing the peace and
harmony of this country--thruStlnG tins
negro question into the Congress OF tht
| United States"
The above remarks are worthy OF the
hightoned, bold and Independent states
man, and they will meet the approval o
the reople who admire manliness anc
courage.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-16

To Mary am thinking of the time
Mary, when sitting by thy side, and shell
ling beans, gazed on thee, and felt a
wondrous pride. In silence leaned we
DER the pan, and neither spoke word,
but the ratting Of the beans, Mary, was
all the sound we heard, Thy auburn
curls hung down, Mary, and kissed thy
lily cheek; thy azure eyes, half filled with
tears, bespoke a spirit meek. To be SC
charmed as was l then, had ne'er before
occurred, when the rafting of the beans
Mary, was all the sound we heard.
thought it was not wrong, Mary, so lean
ing on the dish, as you snatched up q
handful O. beans, snatched nectaret
kiss. And suddenly there came a shower
as neither saw nor stirred; but the rat
Ting of the beans, Mary, was all thu
sound we heard.