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The Pain Killer IS sold BY an respectable Druggists
thronghoHt the Y States and p Foreigh Counrries-
Priess-25 osIats, so es1,ta and 81 per BOifLs.
i,'"' '''H-, n. HARRIS { CO., ciraainnati, o..
Proprietors for the southern and Western States.
lazil,... Sold Wholesale aud Retail by l.,
Gaylord & Hammond, Wrh Fiske., G. s. llaeken-
zie y. " Sackfidsr, 'Cisvsiauu. And By Druggisis
everywhere. -1' augfo
.HEALEH. or :A8iERICAN NO
IL MEN.-Read notices in the TTibuna siRosDee,
ssF5hi i.is Fzxesiisney j BfEs d, WEseOTf, Gov
eruOr Of Florida, and member OF the u 5. Senate'
s'EOr upward Of tIfen t1T-fre years / afflicted
with disease IN my hi1ily Whith the best medicine
and surgical talent in the country JAILED 70 cure but
which yielded in amOst satistctory uianner, 20 the
luss.ysa p -,iI5il Io nilu ai5AS.i D. MESTUUtT..
H.H.r44 IIL Do giirHalH NEW fORK, February KS.
Dr. f. BRDGB-Dear sir some two years ago
an intimate female risnd had been suffering from
falling of4tie Wum by hi1es aal dsDansed fnelstru-
alton, together with the attending symptoms 81
clearly described in your adyertiselqents -a1d pam
phlats She haa therany best medical akiu in this
tod her that be thqught grr Die might possibly be
prolonged alittle longer under the most ludiciou9
tReittiHent. Fer s-tftsF that che continued
TO sink when came inta our 0f1ce at the rafae-
fn berg n edleal Institute ana Ealuada hor Hynp
toms. As vou WAS sOunidaIt ct the Ilanaee uberg
Marshals Cathoicon, in uelioEing her she discHrg
ed all the physoiansand trisd it. thoEgh doubling
~ PfOvidsntallE it. reli8Fed her quickly End ave
bottles entirely cured since thensi h3r uear tHo
years, there has not Of the Gon-
plant, and shsis BtrOnss active and heslt1y as
When young girl. roo Do Hlei q -5NO- x. . hltfes.
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BOsTOg, March Z, l652.
~ I have made ehendieal analysis 0f commercial
samples Of Chestnut Grove Whiskey, which proves 70
Be res NON the heavy Fusil Oils, and perisctiy pure
and unadplfeTated. Tbs hne Saver Of This Whi6keT
Is derived rom the Grain used 10 misunderstanding it.
'5iag-.. i a. Il a. Fs N D.. stst, ssssyst
tril ei-' ~ 20 -''-i". No. IS Royiston 8trest.
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ghgaeFians, &c. Z. T.
.'.s a.i DIR. r.. J. LYONS, -ara, I'd.
PHYSICIAN or THE THROAT, LUNGs

, 4's e. DIR. R.J.LY0NS, -a.a,aa
PHYstc1AN or THE THROAT LUHGs
. .,a 1l"1 .-af vi And CHEST .-,..j ..' 90 aa
i....l Hi.t tf ri.l ..E -H.I- .i..sfi it.E
..a 900 H .'- ' Boo. ID" i'.-'"
KNOWN ALL .TER-THE
IN the Country as the celebrated .tH"
d ''7"''''' INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
will be At his Office, No. 252 Superior street, Cleve
land Ohio, (opposite ths Post Oce, two Doors east
Of Hofmans Block, y on the following dates oieach
lst I'd, --I4thj.-4 l3th5-l4h and 30th.
l 81. i5j-A' p PAAiPHLET, "a
containing brief sketch Of Dr. LToNs Life, Study,
and extensive Travels, hasjust been issued by him,
which cGu Be obtained at his office by all who desire
one. tres OfchRrge-- Al 10. q st,, OK
t.- lo 1..rs I..sll-.. 1----- ..aia,s a..s pf AgL
iDy' ..-'... APPOINTMENTS KBROAD,, .... .. ,.'''
1oledo-A Merchant 5 Hotel, formerly Collins House
each month, 24th, 18th and 18th, .. .lLy BE-. a..
Ravenna-Collins House O. ch month, "a and fth.
Akron-Etppire House, each mPnthi 9TH and 9th.
% PainesTille-Cowles House, each mORth, 18th. f.
Massilion--American Hotel, each month, andl0.
ElyJia- Beebe House, each month, l6th and l7th,
Belleyue-BellsYue House, each month, 10Th & 2lst.
EorVraii a Dlerissp HoIise each month n andI9
. Adri IN, Mich.-Each month, 22d and zli- b.. %
Alsnsheldz7Z5th and 25th. ..l ..s... ...r.-. .G.
Dr. LYONS lprofesses to-discerh diseases by the
Eye he, therefore, asks no questions, nor requires
the patients TO relate any OF their SYN ptOus. Come
one and ali and have your symptoms and the loea-
1tien-ofyour disease explained, free ofeharge % 90
-J MAXIM sTRt6TLY ADHERED TO-.
u s- Il give such balm as have no strife p
4 a - With hstureor the laws of4iIes "A T. -
s ,s With blood my hands never stain - .
't . 90 Nor PoIsON men to ease their pain '''.
" t'if H.4 % tf-t.it ------ 'Hf '' tN'' ti' "l''
" Ps.-Dr, l. pledges bis sacred word and honor
that he VIII 10 noWise, directly or Indirectly, induce
or cause any invalid 70 take his medicines without
the gtro igest probability ot relief or cure. Ll
.B3 g, .nsutatiQn aud advice, free Of charge. "a
The p,or shall BE- iberally eopsideIed- ID tiI aug3
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Coal 90,
7YT8F60TTE 008L

fHf AAIHRHCl4E COAL.
GORDON MCMILLAN g. CO.. OF
" FER Tor sale 70 arrive, and in lots to suit pur
chasera, the residue Of cargo Of Lehigh Coal,
CRATE and furnace sizes which i0r quality Is superior
10 any they have ever been able 70 obtain IN this
market and Is the same as Used y then tor the past
two wintsrs. u !. y. engll; kSL9
THE HAMMONDSVILLE MIN
ING and Manufacturing Company have on
hand, at Wholesale and Retail, from their Owl
4inss e1e A9ngi9etoEte57 ~ Ca. sI,i,h :.
ing and Domestic uaa-
HAMMONDsY14LkcoK COKE So-l, foF Manuaeturi
HAMMoFDsYILLE COKE No, ?, for Domestic
aANMoNDsvILLE FIRE CLAY, well ground,
HAlfMoNDSYILLE FIRE BRICK, common pat
tern and wedge, side wedge, circle or arch and
HAMMoEDsvIL1E IRE CLAY RETORTS AND
CHIMNEY TOPS. .-
HAMMONDSNIBLE FIRE CLAY JTIDEs Of every
HAlIMoGbsYILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE Gov
all ER5 or TILE, every pattern. -----lD -
HAMMONDSNILLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VA
SIS, plain and Ornamental.
+ HAMMuNDSVTLLE VETRIEIED WATER Pr Il,
GAS PfPE, &C. Of every sizg and variety, EN-
-bracing single and double Branchser " bends
&C. Also,
HAlIMONDSVILEE COAL OIL. i,
: FOR lubficatfng and burning, lat wholesale only
..st... N II 4 J. ). RoOEAFELLDWt
IL "
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VIENNA ..a.l :. h e. l1 Us PARiS' r

44 lu - h-A'IitaailiIit4 iAAi ~ AfAlaAliia
TRIESEMAR 1, 2aAND 8 PRO
TECTED BY KoYAL LETTERs PATE6r q
Pharmacig de Paris, and the tupsriE c0ilsEs Of
Medicine, Vienna f 4. J r ID r-
Go:f b invaluabIe for exhadsfion, spetmatorrhaa
and all physical disabilities.
No. completely eradicdte8 al traces Of t1o18ll-
that have heretofore been treated By the nau
ci0us a1d peEIliciOus use of fcopaiFa anu Subebl-
No, has entirely 5upplanted the injurious ~
lief dispersins al impurities and rooting out the
FenIon 81 disease. .flu fA.-.
TRIESEEAR, Nos. ], and s. afe rrepgrsd IN ths
iorm Of lOzeng5, devoid Of taste and small, Ind can
b carried ID the Fastcoat pocket. sold iu tn cae8
and DIVIDED into separate doses, adtunl1t6r1d DT
Valpeau Lallenand Roux, Reold, kc- Price s. sachs
o. Gases for 80 which saves - and in 81 cases,
and retail, OF Dr. BARROW, Mo- l94 Bleecksr street,
New YORK. lmmediatsly On feceisiag remittEncs,
DE-. Barrow VII Forward the Triesemar % any nar-
Of the world, securely packed, and All cr Qccurd
ing 10 the Instructions Of the writer.
- eold also by GATLOXD b HAA N
vs.. FISK. Olevaland {. ..ll- ..-ll-- lEl1
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THE ENTERPRIsING PROPRI-

'I1L ENIEhT hICIAU KAOEhl-
-. CHESNUT GROKE WHZSKEK
ltbe fqEest Medicinal gent ever known, has tur.
nisned tle community stimrlant, Pure Healthiul
ana inv1gUfafing, At the same time, mild deliGiouB
Beverage IL Is calcClated 10 do away with the Vlo
drugged stun that is palmed of tha community,
and which b injurious to body and mind In addi-
tion 10 the certifcatss beneath, he has neesired 4
9iPloma rom the STATE AGRICULTURAL So
GETTY, and additional testimony from Dr. jackson
OF Boston, Massachusetts,, who testies undors cath
20 its absolute purity
6ERTIFICAFES
.HHH PHILADELPHIA, sept g, Is5s
. We have carefully tested the sample OF Chestnut
Grove Mhiakey which you sent US, and ind that @
eonteins none Of the Poisoning Substance known as
Fush on, which Is the Characteristic and inirr0ua
ingredienf Of the Whiskeys IN general it=-- r
''' 30 ''''' BOOTH, GARRET Z UAMAL.
''- Analytical Chemists
Ii.la-. a..-f H.i...it -i HEW NORE, Sept. 3, I55a
l. haTa Enaly Zei sa1nple Of the Chosnut Grove
Whisky Ieeeiyed from mr. Charles Wharton, ir.,
q Philadelphia and having carefully tested if,
pleased to say that It is entirely frun from poisonous
SUBSTANCES. !t is an unusually pure and fhs favor
il--.i"l Ii- 'i -.ii''fv JAMES tltfa lTOs.f
Analytical Uismilt
lal-- -..A sui.y 500 ,..--A.- alltf..i lfIllI.lF
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! HOME TESTIMONY.

s.Hrar H.t.-IH
ID DO WrsF BEBFoED, CsshOctou Co.. o., Nay IA, So.
Mr.. II. B. HIagsLET-Sir. have betn selling the
medicines q the Graefenbefg C0npa for the hast
ten yesr, and have Invariably found them % give
good satisfaction and the Pills have sold ~ =
est MANY as restlafIya az ereir tea and coffee and
with my trade thsJ have beoonIe btaple artiele-
Marshalis UterinB CsthUl6on IS unsicine that has
d0usa great amount OF good In Female Di5eases.-
Oue lady 1 sold % told me she had received more
benefit frOul one bottle thsh size die nom . loug
course ot-medlcai treatment By the ulo9t 4llltnl
physician. .'i" Hitf --iAia '-ii JAM Is WILSON.
= -a7llI t-Ha alIu t-.-L--. -'ia'fi-'rt o. ii'f
The GraeienbsrE. Marshall 4Uterine Gatholi-
con-
Is offered q certain cure accompanied with the
clyL ! f1lloWEng sylnpromg ia
irTeE1laritieg- -Weakhess = ntnegI--Darauge
q AVpetits-S SallON Com plexio ion-Faih N the-
BACK and kidnsYs-Chill Cold Hands
and feet-BlOating-feve everishness-
Neurdls sia-Head ddths-R Rest
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Steep-Elushe8
OF Heat-GeneralI Pain-CzAWling and Pain In
% the Spine and betgeen the ahouldar8rTAcid
+" StOtnach-E Eausea-DimcuIt Phssihg bt Urihe,
vi ith heat or snar g-Itchihg, Burning And Irri-
tation ia ne Urine 0rT n9--ai 81 tnlg1e--Di3- %
. Il III. pepsi y 5teries ~ nxie lied Eace- a
/ "'' " ~ Nerf6bs TWfe ; starting--
s 5ConstipatiqnE--;-iF able j Ten
T. ,'9hf IFrsR hiaTi 3 lT6is-u q aleAlant nrsans- "
Pains n the Iis5Ps Is Il f3i fiSBs! ' asa Fan,
81 sqld by civ BrHgsista a7ii NJ ieiloii1s Dealers
throughoht tne cQuhfrT-tI, 4 N,ItiIH FfFI. il
Apt n sAisi8s9 & 4sYSs kY Ssriis Iis9.I,nd e.
novl2d&w General Aseht fof Ohio. =
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5, In 1881, Mr.. Burroughs was bOOk-keeper.
Stewart took him in.ss alpqgt1ersi and gave
him one-eighth in 1888. He died last,year,
and his share was just one million Of dol
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!. ~ 60 ID noals. !. ID ! . Abread.

The following article from the New York
Evening Post Of the 23d, possesses interest
for farmers and. produce dealers in this eodn-
try The Post says, las.sss9 5ss1I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

GANF0RD'S' LIYER LNVIGOR-l
~ ATOR never DebiIitafes Tt Is coD,nounded-
eeSfireiv fraa FROM GINS and has become an ca,
fafiisi,i f,i sfaSaerd ~ 4 N an
e5 - NJ - Ls-- ,,sa-i = - = 49, roscrf57
ttOrf y ;th - - 81 f,ss IA iifkt IN f5, 81 II h
,,,-,s1I5sf -it-'''' - - 7-s1 ~ fn
REC ToIluleuGte4 ~ . A. a. - -,
E ~ rs SpIel ~ tii - VT ~ ~
NnQ hH9 gwen W. ~ Ot.Lslel, 90 W
numerous RhsolS1IfH - ceFl Fll4S4ss thLlil PYsses-
SION snow, l1,,g II IA ,al14t, as!4I -. -.
Jne qose Hlgsl De hqap- yea 70 lne aLleul
Of the lnqiYidual tallllg tsAn0 g7qn ~ 7ri Juan
tites as 70 act geneEally =, on the poY else. II. =
Let tiie QI your llqe wv II u
LllS Use uss n ft5le1 -. . ~ - p a. ~ 1 ~ -
Hl1 sue LlEEh C Coa- IfLA1Sts, ~ ~ DiL.Jss p 90 -
LAChs4 B1sPftslAs tlS nlAhlsaeAA1 eo---l1A
GoMPLAIsEs sElIERtf gEoPsf' SgUA IyllAg ~ =
HABIIUAA ysIitHtEssi2 2 lThoLlct 49, > ~ -
TANTUM5 itnAIULENCEI ~ " AUst BAo43-. AALAL
MEAE HEssy and may; SeIh used sueeeSstully as an
OhDINAhh- tAMlL1le5 MEDICINE; o. ~ WI
cure s1lA He "a n aS {h9qSsn9i ft san {g {
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V0KEJ- -00K d NJ 71T0KET

HAMM0NDSVILEEC COAL OlLs
: FOR lubricating and burning tat wholesale e2ly)
4Ast.sGa .t IL L il. .AOghAEkLA0Mt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

DOAD SCRAPBRS-PLANK-
m, for sale low II. X. RATEOIDS,.I
f,1eles1e g6 Eupersor street
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MORNING LEADER.
MONDAY m6aNno. ARo. y. lso0.

sss sss .Ss EslsEiEsls, Isas! n5aFe'' aye '''rn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

all OF the most diScOpfagIng character. A
private letter from high authority, by the
last steamer; says g.. .H 49, -.. ..' .,..''
The weather Is very wet and cold, and,
so far as can learn, not a blade of corn Of
any kind has yet been cut, and besides this
the potatoes, within the last week, +. have seri-
ouslYi deteriorated. / have Just heard of a
man in my neighbofho5d oferihg to sell the
potatoes on one hundred acres fol-, FL per acre,
and haVenot three bushels of sound in every
twelve. "A week ago they looked magnifi-
Gently. We must import food largely from
somewhere. Accounts from Germany are inst
as. bad, and throughout Central EupopeBa
We hear, also, that English orders for
American produce were Implicated, in some
instances, by the last mail. /. III !,
It is now too late to hope that England can
have anything like an average crop. Up to
the 9Th August the wheat was only Just of
the blooming, and the nights were then get
ting longer and colder, six weeks, at least,
would be required to bring the gtaih to ma
turity. The farmers were not expecting to
begin to harvest before about the second week
in September, which il, from month to five
weeks later than the average Of years. Z A
late harvest Is always pFecarious one, and a
writer in the Mark Lane Express expresses
a doubt whether this year it VIII be conclud-
ed before Noyember, The same writer cal
ctlates that England win require from seven
to eight million quarters Of foreign wheat To
make up the defcieney in the stock and crop
for the year. The usual importation of for
eign wheat into England is about 5, ,00O, 900
| quarters, which is little less than one quarter
Of the entire consumption ofthe United King
dom. It seems that besides the bad weather
there IS about one-6fth less. breadth of wheat
than, usual this year in. England. = .-,a -
On this side We have an unprecedented, aud
from all accounts, a" ine1hanstible crop o.
cereals. BUTT tisno distTibuted evenly over
the country. 1.-The southern states will bS
largely dependent upon the north west fol
grain, their crop having proved an almOst
entire failure. On the other hand they have
ut the largest crop of cotton upon the mar,
ket that ever was known. The excess ovei
anv Or, 'Yious year Except perhaps, the last
vii not He less than half a million. Thi.
Abundance Q, cotton viii help to relieve Eng
isnd and will s'.ransfer portion Of her los
10 me South. Those having credits at th'
sorth already begin to feel this.
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PAIN KILLER
s. Rtllltsa DrActions.

taken internally should be adulterated Eith milk or
wafer qT madg intg a syrup with m0lasses. Fer
GQhgh Few drops on sugar eaten viii -bsa uoEa. ef
is''i' I5t'''ii.1III1 t'''ii.III ~ 'i-Iis ei'S' tdf1
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nREPARE AGAINST FIRE.-r-
Constantly on hriid and for sale BY the agent at
81 dsnct No 96 Superior street large ussertment
of tboSs Justly celebrated WIbDBhle PATENT
I SALAMAEDER SAFES 20 which the attention Of
the public iE called. ID, n n A1ayhub.-
feh9dkW
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D O6rE REEnrEEpsItns ~ : ~ .,IA1lL -.

Lock over the listi makeup case RfANhat kip9
Won choose. and incose the RmOuntin current note
or stamps ~ mar to odt ADDE'S, az 563 Broadway
. gsv.YorE and The medicine El be duly returned BY
: AGENTS WANTED-Ws desire ap active, efficient
Agent for the sale Of our Remedies In every town or
c5mmunityin the United ststes. ,sAdd[ess d. Auh-
VHRETs Co, Nc. 569 BRoADwLT, NEE7foaz "i--t
I. a- afiInaiH4 .G.uTl.slI
For Sale by L. W Saelrider, and Church
i'll 4 BROTHER Druggists -Glevelhndl Ohio. ~
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3 Or. LYONS proiesses to discern diseases by the
Eye. He therefore, asks no questions, nor requires
the patients to relate any OF their symptoms Come
one and all, and have your symptoms and the loea-
tienofy your disease explained, free ofeharge. % 81
!.
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Attorneaa at Aalr.

Rln Al W clrller nnlnrin N q pnhllc saunII
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The accounts Of the crops in England are
all of the most discopraging character. A
private letter from high authority. by the
last steamer. saws. q e.. ai1 t.-. - ii-5n"l. F.
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APPoINTMENTs ABRoAD. y. q q

containing brief sketch of DR.. LYONS Life Study,
and extensive Travels, has just been issued by him,
which cuu be obtained at his office by all who desire
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GANFORD'St LINER ..INYIGOR-.
~ ATOR never Dehilitates. It is compounded
entirely free FROM GUNS, and has become an es-e
taIlished faot 4 stahdard Medioins lkROEn.aAd ap-
proved by ali who have used i, and is nov gesorted
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-16

NNw Nonr. March. ID.
FtorR--Salcs of N 900 hbls At IS 5000 40
for super western SO 500b 20 foe common
10 medium extra western: Sc o50625 for In
tcriOr 70 gOod shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohie.
WHeAr--salcs At 81 so@sl so.
RrE--Salcs at SfmSSc.
BAaLEr--Sales At eiW62c.
CoRN-Salcs 1900 bu al 550s0o for new
yellow
oAr,-sales at i3iS &c foe State. West.
crn aud Canadian
WuisEr-hcld AZ 91isc.
PoaE-Sales a. sl7 l2@l7 25 for old Eiess
els 0O@ls is9t for new mess.
BIEr-Salcs At 81 25@4 50 for country
prime; IS 25@h 50 for country incss.
DREssrn Hocs--7f6@sc.
BEEr HAus-Steady, Sales At Sl3@si6.0s
Ger MEArs-Qulet st 5@7so Zoe shoul.
dcrs, and 9@9isc for hams.
Bacon Steady, Sales ~ lOisc.
LAHp-Sales at l0iS@llo
BUrrgR--A fair business doing At Il@l4,
for Ohioi 10000 for State.
CHrE R--il@I9o.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-16

A inst Judgement. .--Publio opinion IA
bar before which few care about appearing
without their acts will stand the severcst seru .
tiniziug; ZONE say that its verdiets are harsh,
but nevertheless they are generally Just and
correct. "Kennodyf Medical Discovery" has
now been on trial for some twelve years, and
during that period thousands Of witnesses
have arisen to speak in It's favor. One testi.
hes that he was cured Of Scroiula after suffer.
ing six years, another that he found immedi-
ate relief after suffering six years, another
that he found immediate relief after suffering
with Salt-Rheuu for twenty years, and it Is
such evidence as this that has caused the pub.
lie to render the following verdict; Guilty Of
exterminating and annihilating from the sys.
tem every humor with which il comes in
contact, and we recommend il to the eonsid.
GRAFTON Of the afflicted.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-16

The Great Drawback TO person emigrA-
ting to the extreme south and western eoun-
try, is the fear they have Of the Fever aud
Ague--the most direfnl Of all diseases. Eve
~ day we hear Of persons attacked by this
disease, and made helpless in short time,
without any means Of afiording relief In
view Of the great demand for a remedy Dr.
Hostettsr has presented his CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS, whose curative pow.
ers for all diseases Of the stomach have been
universally acknowledged. The Bitters, pre-.
pared after long experience and deep study,
have received the eneomiums of the niost en-
inent physicians, as well as all classes from
every part Of our country. To those who
doubt their many virtues, all we can say is
70 Try them, and judge for themselves respec-
lively.
Sold by drul gists aud dealers generally
everywhere
az See advertisement in another column
mhl e I'm
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CimclnnnII nInrI,et.


On the 18th inst, by J. H. Leidy Eaq Nc
JAcoB BisE, 10 Mrs. FRANoisoA CHnisr, all oi
this city.
BY the Rev. John ]. Bcilharz, Pastor oI
st. Johno Congregation In Bridgewatcr Mich
on the 2Sth Feb, Mr. SANuKL LArPiS, Record.
er Of Nemaha County, Kansas. 10 Miss AMAN'
DA BuLHARE. formerly Of Tfiiu City Ohio
March sth, in Republic. by Rev. j. A.
Brown, Mr. JosIPH PARKs Of Tifin. TO Miss
REBEooA BEIoH of Republic
On tho 5th inst. by Rev. J. Cutler. Mr..
JoHS BEAnsE, Of Hancock county, 10 MiAs
SorHn WiNDsgR, Of this city.
On the 2sth Of Feb. by the Rev g. j. Esh-
er. Mr. MicHAEL MooTs, Of Fostoria, 10 Miss
ELizAnEIu WAooSER, Of Seneca county.
AZ the residence Of Hon. n. P. skinner, In
Fosleria, on Thursday, March lsi, 1850, by
Rev. A. Shannon, Mr.. WM, WELis aud
Miss CArnARINE QwGLY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-16

This bano Of the West, which lays the foun.
deuon for many consumption, seldom lails
in attack those with disordcred liver. This
tendency is edectually prevented hv an occa.
sional use or the PERUVIAN SYRUp, which
by iis Alternative and tonic effects produces
healthy action of the blood aud liver. aud ef.
fctually rcstorcs thesystcn irom The misohiev
ous effects caused by the abuse Of Calomel
and Quinine.
Peruvian Syrup Is Solution Of Protoride
OF Iron, new discovery IN medicine ard
strikes at the root OF disease by producing
healthy blood. The source Of 40 Vitality On he
human organism. For Sale by l. l.. 81. John
\ Co, 1iiin. mhg Qn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-16

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Chills and Feveri Chills and Fovcrii
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b. obisined Coz a mere tdhei And yet how
many families lingcr ont painful existence
under this deadly blight aud DO uothiue but
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