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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-03
aatedteines.

GANFORD'S LIVER lNYIGCh.
- AgOR never Debilitates. It u olL0oza -
entirely free FROM GUMS, and has becUlise an y
tabhshed taet, Standard Medicine, known sI,d -
proved By ali who have 7ged it. and Is now res1rteS
to with confidence in all diseases for which tn
recommended.
1t has cured thousands within the last two yam
who had given up all IL hopes Of relief, as Ib'
numerous IN solicited - certincates IL my posses
sion show. fzsI Hl.-al-
The dose must be edap- ted to the tempe Smsp
Of the individual taking it,and used in such vlsV
titles as to act generslIYf- on the bowels.
Let the dictates Of yollI- judgment guide you.
the OF the LlNEBf[ IlNNIGORATOR, and
will care LIVER COM - PLANTS, BILIOUS Al
TAOKs, DTsPEPsIA, OEON-l- 10 DIARRaGA, SUMlIEL
COMPLAINTS DYsESTERYIS~ IDROPsT, sour STOHACB
HABITUAL COsTTVENEss,l5y IOHoLfC, OHoLERA liz
EANTUMs FLATULESCE, II " EDICE, FEMALl
WEAKNESS, and may bel ID successfully as al
ORDINARY -FAMlL1inS MEDICINE. II vii
cure SICK HEADACHEl5 las Thousands can -
OK R tn FEA-S sPooSsF IS HiT 81 a ARE IA
KEN pt the commence-lZ lment Of the attack.
All VINO use 1t are giving their testimony in its fl
Mix water in the mouth with the InvigoratoI
and swallow both together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Also SanfOrds Family Cathartic Pills.
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, aud pu
up in Glass Cases, All Tight, and WI
keep in any climate
The FAMILY CATHARTIO PILL is a geRtle but
active Cathartic, which the proprietor has used in
his practice more than twenty years
The constantly tncreaE-r; ing demand from thos
who have long used the0 PILLs and the Satisfac
induced me to place them within the reach Of all
The Profession we'll know that different O.
thartics act on differently portions Of the bowels.
The Family Uatharticl-' Pill has, with due refer.
ence to this well estab-l lished lact, been com.
pounded from varietylCo of the purest VeFetable
Extracts, which act aikel on every part Of the az.
mentary canal, and arel- coon and GAFE in al
cases where q Catharticl- lie needed, such ss De
ran gements Of the Stom- ~ ach Sleepiness Pains IL
the Back and Loins, ,COs- - Itveness, Pain and Sore
ness over the whole Body = from sudden cold, which
frequently, If neglected, p end in long course Of
Fever. Loss Of Appe-lE, Itite, Creeping Senaa
tion Of Cold over thel- Body, ResfieBanesa
Head-Aehs, or WoightiS7 in the Head, an Indan
mstOry Diseases, MOrmsl-o lin Children or aAdulfg
Rheuma tisin, great Purifier OF the Blood and ulany
diseases TO which flesh Is heir too numerous to men
tion in this advertisement lose 20 a
PRICK 30 CENTS,
- Ihe Liver lnFlgpratOr aud Family Cathard
Pills are rstaied by Druggists generally, and sold
Wholesale BY the Trade In all the large toygns
3. 7. W. SANF0RD, N. D.,
Manufactrrer and Proprietor,
lyId&Wha A8 Broadway, New York.
So - sanioId's Liver lnvigorator aud CathaTtis
CHURCHILL 4 BRO, Druggists,
hlO = W cor. Pub. Square and Ontario st.
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rHR NEW WAR STEAMERS.

The Secretary Of the Navy is arranging the
preiminaries for the construction Of the sew
en- war steamers. The total failure in the
construction of the Pawnee steamer, by Grif-
fiths, who received the job as special favor
from his friend Toucey, will be a warning
against allowing either of the seven sloops
recently authorized to be constructed outside
of the yards of the government, especially
since the constructors belonging to the navy
are admitted to be the best Iaval architects
in the world. Three of the sloops will un-
doubtedly be built at the New England
yards-two at KitteTy and one at Boston, or
rice versI.
AN EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS INEVITABLE.
am certain that the President and a ma
iority of the Cabinet are satisfied that an ex-
tra session of Congress is inevitable, and I
have reason to believe that the President viii
issue proclamation in few days summon
ing Congress to assemble, allowing the legal
time of sixty days to intervene between the
date OF the proclamation and the meeting of
Congress. This is not only deemed neees-
sary by the demand of the great CONNIE, cial
interests in consequence OF the dissatisfac-
ton growing out of the construction of the
Morrill, tariff, but IN consequence Of the con-
ten1plated operations of the administration in
evscuating Fort Sumter ard reinforcing Fort
Pickens st Pensacola, both of which be de-
termined upon, as well ss the collection of
the revenue.
The forts at Tortugas and Key West hav-
ing already been reinforced with troops from
Texas, much to the surprise of the Commits
sioners and other secessionists now here, the
administration policy seems to be to follow
this work up by throwing troops into Fort
Pickens at Pensacola, without delay, which
win be done at Whatever cost
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
IL For good City Property or y good Improved
karms within IS miles Of this ETY. good q1d ven
ssiecied stock Of drugs, Mediei1es, Groceries and
Periun,ery, 10 good ton with years lease Of
store DONG good aud ssie business such an 0D-
% well established Ouslness Enquire 81 ~
G j. kEkLER, g Pub. square.
also Eight Acres Of Excellent Land, situated six
miles from the Public Square the East Cleveland
fLahk hOad, north side. It has elegant buildinE
5pots Two acres Of grapes0ne acre in bearing, and
one hundred Choice fruit trees-soIne Of hicii are
IN tqu bearing. Ut is near enough to Public and
high schools and in an excellent reiRhbornood sad
It VIII be sold cheap Tor cash Enquire OF
q. j. KEELHE-
mars g Public Square.
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Serving atlafhines.
WHEELER 3 WILSON'S
WING MACHINES,
WITH
NEw IMPROVEMENTS AT REDUCED
.- P RI Q z 81

The WHEEUER 4 WILSON Mschines are now
sold at rates that will pay fair profit the cost Of
manufacturing capital Interested and making sales
and At such prices will euabl5 them to make rsi
class Machines, and as heretofore, guarantee them
in every particular.
The superiority OF these Machines over all others
for Family use Is now established.
At the last Fair Of the American Institute, the
Committee assigned the highest Premium to the
WHEELER WILSON Machines on aocouat Of
the Elasticity, Permanence, Beauty and General
Desirableness Of the Stitching, when done and the
Wide Range Of It's Application. The opinion Of the
above Committee Is endorsed by all the STATE Aqr-
cultural Societies N the United states.
- The low prices and important improvements
that have been added, should Induce every one that
needs trst class Marhine to give that examina-
ton before purchasing.
- An examination ig solicited at the uhce, No.
pos Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
"a send for = Circular and list of Prices, &C.
mart JOHN +. BTBOEQ- Agent
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In Dover, Cuyahogq county, Ohio, March 18th, a
son to William Kingsbury.
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The Duchess Of Kent the mother of Queen
FictOria, is deHd,
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@iIlinerg.

SHAKER HOODS.-A LARGE
~ assortment Of Ladies' and Misses White aud
COlOred SHAKERS just received and will be sold al
very low prices, at MRS MEARES'
2l6 Superior st, under Bennett House.
MILLINERY GOODS IN Z W
lNl ARRIVAL.
Mrs. W. S. PORTER, "a Seneca Street,
Is in receipt Of a new and choice stock of
n L L 1 N ERY G GODS,
Comprising
New Style Shirred Hats, Flowers, Ribbons, Mourn
ing Goods, Collars, Wells, &C. Also,
NEW STYLE HATS EOh CHILDREN.
Besides great variety Of sfasonable snd fashion
able Goods not enumerated Ladies are pectfully
invited TO call and examine.
sEDress Making done to order in the very best
manner. mar2ER25
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Goal.

OOKE COKE II COKEIll---
J X. WALLACE 4 SON ARE NOW MANU-
EADTURlHG Coke from the pure HAMMONDS-
VILE Strip Vein COAL, which is superior
TO any other Coke in the market. We can furnish
'Nstimouials from numerous manufacturers who are
low using IT. and who speak OF its character IN the
lishest terms.
Also, constant supply Of Hammondsville Strip
Vein SMlTHING COALi and also for Domestic
purposes.
Being located Immediately on the line ofthe Cleve
and Pittsburgh Railroad, can ship with dis
natch to any part Of the State. Orders solicited
n. II. WALLACE SON,
HsmmoudsTiIle. JehersOp County, Ohio.
January 81, 1850. teblRs
-. HUssEY, rittsb g. J. G. HUssEY. GEO SINCLAIR.
HUSSEYS b COMPANY
NOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ SALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Pittsburgh,
5sliRevilie and Strip Vein GOALS. Also Nut COAL
or Smithing Ofice on the east side Of the CleVe
and Pittsburgh r. r. Coal pier, Cleveland, Ohio
Orders left At Hussey McBrids's tWinsloWis
Warehnusel viii receive prompt attention. decI7
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AGirs at washIngton.
Special Dispatches 70 n. Y. Times.
s,ut, ffrnuNfA rRounE.pe

the CALIFORNIA TROUBLES
Mr.. Simontons friends state that he was
from the beginning conscious that the Presi-
dent must resent bis bold assault upon Sena-
torial character, but be was not responsible
for Senator Bakers presence at the meeting
of Galiisrnisns where he knew he was 10 be
assailed. He felt, however, that the case re-
quired bold surgery, and was confident that
his public exposition must star tie the Execu-
tive into a conviction of the danger he was
in of being betrayed into appointments Of
bad men, if not exceedingly careful. To &C.
complsh this he was content 10 accept the
rebuke OF what might seem an indiscretion,
knowing that the record he made is one up
on which he can stand at home, and which
the mass Of honest men in California OF all
parties will sustain.
AS one Of the Committee Mr. Simouton
returned 70 the White House at 3 o'clock, but
be declined TO participate in the interview,
unless invited by the President as be had no
candidate to propose, but only desired 70 op
pose incompetent and disreputable men. The
President subsequently invited him in, and
the interview was dignifed and consistent on
the part of the President and gratifying to
all.
THE PORTS IN THE GULF TO BE HELD.
1t seems to be pretty well understood that
the forts in the Gulf are to be held at ali
hazards, including the Tortugas and Fort
Piekens, the two which are the most impor-
tant. The orders have not been issued, and
will not be executed until certain war YES
sells, which are soon expected, arrive. A num-
Der of them have been ordered home, and
should have arrived before this. That the
Tortugas and Fort Piokens viii be held there
is no doubt. What course will be pursued
with the pliers is not settled, and is doubtful
Special Dispatches to tho N. Y. Tribune
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- sanioId's Liver lnvigorstor aud OathaTiis
Pills ars to- sqle By
CHORCHlLL 4 BRO, Druggists,
kl0 :. W cor. Pub. Square and Ontario st.
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LOR SALE Oh BXCaANGE-

Is. BARKER sttl
a., q, No. As kinsn an s-rest- CO
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AOh SAIE.-ONE SECOND AND
Il steam Boier-GpIlgnt. % called, lately ussd
70 NE Leader ONCE said 50 .sF 3 q inches IN di-
In diameter and 5-ieat hf-n
eelo Boiler originally cost 400; is nop dHt rate
sold for $3.50.
B9-For further particulars enquireat Is ones.
or At 7. J. GcGarfyis steam Roller sfou on filf-s
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR sALr.

For eale-A lot Of Brewer aud Nonfarisl Type
In posing stones Casss, Ghasea, and eFerythfrII
omplste for printing aaiY and weekly De sspapeI5
an extraordinary bsrgdia
- FOR particulars cal the "Leadsr7 Count
ing Room. ieb2l;Rii
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THE HOUSE AND Ii on
4 Pittsburgh street, known a. the hcoet
property, being lot One IN Case's g addition .eve-
iand and lot 459 IN Kelley and Walworfh-- -tdi-
Vislo1- said property haTing one hundred foet ifni
on Pittsburgh street sad extending back ten rods to
an alley The Bouse is large, well built and COME
nient- For terms apply 60 81
-. RaENBY, BAoKUs Z NOBLE
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04

believe We have had oely ihree deslhsfrom
fekhess 50 ouf Rcgr, but " hate 4 great me.
ny men unfit for service and viii he muster.
ed out Of service A. ,As next nus,cF Our
marches have been such that none but iron
nsn sOuld slsps 0eui M ~ v,s.thttd-
vance Rcsirasni irom Clsrksbusg y Qaolcy
Bridge. Col. Tyler ScIies,s ~ tietabou,
Gsulcy Bridge. What the movement will b.
don't know. Roseperans + at CarnifcS
Ferry-C Coz lamp Nev Ritsi sor smies.- =
tthink they arc awaiting moe troops
The weather is getting cool and the boys
feel the need Of esor esots, which We have
not got, but viii get them soon. They alec
ned bss biauks,s DO old SeSs aere nS,h.
iag la,, cheap onss hi,d nos, ofthsm are now
worthless. As Tor Other eloDbing We have =
plenty. have nothing of importspce y
write, 20 will ojcse BY E,viHg NY respect,
10 the folks Of old Seneca.
hln Ha A.C.J,
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Republic, Ohio.
LETTER FROM THE KANAwMA.
CAMr CHAELmroN, Va.
Sent. 9Al- 1871.

-. CAMF CHAELmroN, Val
Sept 24d, 1861.
EDiToRs TRIBUNE;-Again at the request
Of friends at home, l will honor your column
with a few lines from the Ohio 7th.
Our force here is little weak Just at pres.
ent, Co. II, @, and ], Of our Reg't and Co.
II, let KY. end Cos q and !. 4hYa., and
about 100 Of the Va Home Guards, having
left here Yesterday for Petona, information
being received here, that force Of rebels was
assembling at or near that place, and was a
great annoyance 10 the Union citizens around
there; stealing their horses, cattle and grain.
burning their houses and creating general des.
olation. That is about the kind Of warfare
the rebels are carrying on in Western Vir.
ginia, shooting unoffending Union men while
attending TO their business al home There
Is scarcely day passes but Col. Guthrie is
asked for troops to 20 scme place and assist
Tire Union men in sustaining themselves, but
our force is so weak at this post that We can
not assist them all.
The Home Guards here are doing good ser.
vice In the cause. They ere continually
SCOUTING aud with good success too. They
never go out without bagsing some game,
a. they say. They know where oil the .'se.
eesh" live and ihey take advantage Of their
knowledge, surround house before tbs IN
mates are aware Of Il and arrest the males;
OF course gallautry prevents them arresting
women. They row number 700 towards
full Regiment and are fast filing up. They
are generally young, ihtsljEeHt looling mSn
and, l think they have got the nerve. They
are armed With the muskets that Gen. Cox
took from Gen. Wise at Gauley Fridge. They
are the old hlnt locks that Floyd stole from
the Government. have just seen a most
formidsbly weapon, ns the rebels call them,
in theshape ofa huge knife about feet long
weighing, l should think, 6 lbs, Of most un.
weildly pattern. These they intended fsr
close action, throwing at US, bot the rascals
won't stand long enough for us to get near
enough 10 throN kniles at US.
Col Tyler has not been with US since the
fght at Cross Lanes, but be arrived here since
l have been writing this letter. He says he
came to take us to Gauley Bridge, where the
rest Of the Reg't is, only Ave companies being
here. The boys are little reluctant 10 leave
as they have been enjoying ihsRsslves finely
here, l
The 94th Ohio Regiment passed up the
KaHnwha, a few days ago. They are look
Jog we'll aud are 10 good spirits. / sau aud
spoke to your townsmen, Major FrankHn
aud Adjutant Clark. They both appeared
anxious for fight hope they win Bot get
in ne tight place as the 7th Regiment was
in.
There is a great amount ofsiekness In camp
now. Our Surgeon has q learned this morn.
iug) reported our Regiment unfit foe duty.
There e little serious illnsss--lt is mostly
colds. There are few eases Of Tyrhuld Fe-
vsE. Day before yesterday, We buried
member Of Co II who died with the Ty
phoid Fever Our Reg't has been quite
healthy all SUMMER, until about week ago.
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The 5bth fast Filling UP--There are
some four or five companies organizing in Sen.
ccA county for the S5th Reg.
Capt. Stevens and Capt Be'nent have al
ready gone into camp, with their companies.
Jae. Thomas and r. Park Are organizing a
company in Liberty and Pleasant townships,
which is nearly full. tHai
Capt. Horace Robinson, Mr.. Stone and 9th.
ors are recruiting company iHscipio, Bloom
aud Reed townships.
Capt. Brown and Lieut. Ashbrook are o..
ganizingN company between MeCutchens.
Vile and Upper sandusky.
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New York Market.

NTw YoRK. Oct ].
FLorR-SAlcs ofll ,0n0 bbls at IS 90 as 30
for super western IS 45@5 20 for common
20 medium extra western; SIS 70d5 80 for in.
serior 70 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEAT-sAlesa 81 l6@sll7.
RYE-Salcs at 7O@72c.
BARLEY-Sales al 52e.
cohS-sales 69,OOOb bu u55@56 for new
yellow.
oArs-sales at s4@S5e for State, West
ern and Canadian.
WBIsKY-held 2lc.
PORK-sales. I5ObTs at sl4 so for mOs,
10 90 for prime
BLEF-Sales at 81 00@4 50 for oountry
prime; IS 50@6 00for country mess.
BEEY hAns- Steady Sales at Sl4 O0@SlJ
90 Cor western.
Cur MGArs-Dull, AZ 4I<@5c for shoul
ders, and a6e634e fOr hams.,
BAcON- Steady. Sales At Sc.
BAaD-Sales ht e@951o. M
BvrrER--A fair business doing st7@lt
for Ohioi J2@l4c for State. No.
ClaEn E-6@7c
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Capt stevens Company, for the 55th
Regiment, was organized at Melmore, on
Monday, and passed IN 70 ugh Tifin on Tues.
day, on their way to Camp Mcclellan, at Nor
walk. Thla company Is now full, there be-
ing over hundred names on the roll. They
are fac cot Of men and Cart. Stevens de.
serves great praise for the energy he has dis
played. The following commissioned officers
were chosen:
Capt.. NJ, Stevens.
let Lieut.--R. Eastman.
% Lieut.-RObt. Poole. 500
This will be one Of the finest companies in
the Regiment
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I'M NAYLoR. Pres'L
AC BALDWIN. See'y.
va rr nv SnAWHAN. Treas
LITTER PROM COL. cInsON.

HEsD QuARrERs, "BucKrrE Vas GuAsp'1
Hardin CO., Ken, Sept. 25h le6l
am here on Nuldtaueh's Hill with force
Of 9, 900 men, to be increased to 10000.
Ny Regiment occupies he post Of honor
10 The battle lines Of this camp, and Is the
beat cqnipped-ihe beet armed and the beet
drilled Regiment now here, aud has received
honorable att cnliou IN he march thus far
We are 10 front Of the GRAND ARMY
marching on Nashville, having adv aneed At.
ty miles and driven the Rcbcls 70 Green Riv-
er. We shall advance towards Tennessee In
a few days, and. as promised my friends ,our
Eagles in 4 few weeks will poise on the lines
Of Tennessee.
Our position is a proud one, and Il Il
worthy Of the Patriots Ambition to Join with
US. KeDtncky is noble State. md her sons
are rusAing to arms.
want more men to fll up my ranks. CONF
ouel come ALL
Lieut. Turner is charged with Transporting
rveruiis TO camp, aud those wishing to joir
the VAN GUARD can receive full infosma
tion Of Dr. Gibson in THIN.
w.H. GIBSON, Col. Commanding.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04

LOUD IS TIE PRAISE in favor Of a val
uable mcdioi.e and Dr. Weavers Syrup and
Cerate is curing every case Of Salt Rhcum,
Erysipclns. scrofrlA, Tcttcr, ulccrued
Sores, Scald Head, Sore Eyes, and nlI dis.
eases that are the result Of Impure blood.
People suffering from these diseases can be
cured by perseverng IN the USE Of Dr. Woav.
er's remedies. The syrup will purify the
blood and drive the disease TO the snrfice Of
the skin, wher, 10y applying the Cerate cure
Il sure. IL never fails. Try il.
Ceratc is sold by all medicine dealers gen
orally.
Sept 10 4W
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04

On the 26,h Sept. by }, II. Lcidy Esq.
all Of Liberty tovnship, Scnscs CO., @.
, oa be same dsy by the ,srue, NJ. Sapu
Il Bower 10 Miss $ ,rph A. Boroegh, All o.
Liberty tp., Seneca CO., o.
May the stripes never he lees, but an IN
crease in stars. Long may they wave.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04

Capt. Culver, Of the 49th, called on Us
this week and reports the Regimen, in excel
lent condition at Muldmugh'S Hill. Capt.
c. and Lieut.. Turner Of Co. X, are home for
tue purpose Of recruitin and will return this
week
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04

SnrHnr WINE Birrw--lt Is the best med.
icinc ever used for Spring and Summer com
plaints. il hns been more literally patron
iEed than ANY other ever established IN this
country IL Is the same Richardson's BIT.
ters which has restored ~ many invalids to
health throughout the norh eastern States
during the past three years. Read the lol.
lowing: -.s..L.
Dear Sir.-taving sold DR.. Richardson'o Q
sherry Wine Btiersn Tor the last two years
I most respectfully recommend II 20 the no.,
tice Of Dyspeptio pertons, and all persous
who REQUIRE n stimulating uiedicine.
d. X. 0ALLEHERs, NJ, ID.
Sherry Wine Bittcrs sold by all respeeta.
hle druggists. rH| .'t.I .f'I
Sept 70 4w
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DAvis' pAN KlLLKR.-This article nceds
no comments from We, but the real worth Of
so valuable compound compels rs to give
publicity TO u In our Transcript Mr. Perry
Davis, the manufacturer aud inventor, is =
gentleman for whom we entertnin the highest
respect, and any article he should offer 10 the
public we should dlmve the higbept eDu6dencc
in. ! he Pain Killer we keep constantly at
hand, aud have done so for number Of years,
and have administered IL for alls of all dc.
scriptious, both external and internal, aud
have ever found h 10 bethe lest rsmedy ex.
tant We we'll reeollyct its first introduction
f'r public patronage; It wns then sold in few
shops In this city look at Il now--ths world
are its patrons. A few DAYS since We pub.
h.hed certificate from Burmnh, and we
havs oitcn seen them from the most Temots
habitable regions Of the glOlSr.
Reader, il you have not n supply on hand
1--WE trust yGu have, 10 Il is almost indispcn
sable) prOcure il at once, and never be- with
out Il agiin-it will save many physieian'i
Ibill.-[ Providence Daily Transcript.
Pain Killer sold 10y all respectable drug
gists aud medicine dealers. ..
Sept. l34w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04

The sth in Tight--The telegraph in,
forms us that the 4,h Ohio aud part OF the
sth made a descent upon Romuey, Va. last
week, where some 5000 sccessionists were en-.
camped. and captured the town, driving the
enemy out with considerable loss. We have
net learned whether Co. A was in the 6glt
or not
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04

Drowncd--Joseph Flennrr. brother Of
U. r. Flenner Of this place, was found in the
Ohio river at Ciuci natl, last week, dead,
with deep cash in his bead. Whether he
was murdered, or accidentally fell overheard
Is not known.