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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-22
aaiigion n the Army.

Men VINO lro trulv religious make ,he pest
soldiers. There $ aoiuIng II religion ina'
Iu1iGs Is aossessor or he active lutles )F
lie. those Eno nave now zone EoFth % 10
battle or our ;ounrv, are engaged n : tatst
rorrnv- u he drlstIan patriot ana 1ls
1rarers nav itiv ningle Il he lin u 1attte-
or he blessing II Sod III he Effort 70 -e-
teagn he ,ounIrv rom me ;urse oT reDeal'mn
Ind reason The religious ceiling chat las
1eau ieraonea lv oval ;iIIzens and SOLDIERS
N ms .rear national conflict. 5 worthy 1i
note. The snaulalns ne 7arIous ,eglrnents
nave ouuu nose among officers aHd soldiers
hat 1--WE Jaeu -rauv ;neertuilv 10 20 1DeFaie
With hem. IL efforts 70 maintain religious n
fuence md exercises lnd )ur oamps 1aTa
Eret.uaatIr been -ocal with prayer ana praise
Armies never nave gnne -0rth 70 the scenes
III conflict mora Ie1lv -urnlsile1 Win me
-er.nrures and religious rcaulng than 0llr ed
esral rroeps. The rcar mass Of them ar1
men " intelligence. 1lesE with intellectual
Ind nora 3uIture.
lt Z 10 1ad Indication that 50 nucn reil-
rious .e4iiu., ningies II his contest For me
honor md .r,urnnn u 1ur Government. IN
MS var he ierour Christian . not onllgeti
70 10 Violence % ais conscience. 0r the tlc-
-ares Ut Christianity L 1ur Government
saould le defeated IL would not merely 1e
1eavr oiow he interests d lumamtT. N
-ne destruction u che 1ess government ever
rorrnet. out / jio2c 70 Christianity when The
World must eel It would De The rr,umun
ol :iaver~ 4nd mat 1Tpe of Christianltv
when auctions nat 5Hm II I'll 7lllalnles.
II ne religious -oeiing u The countrT :
involved n his str1ggle. II san 1eTer 7lclu
70 ne 1ehes5a u Slavery Christians IAN
he ynarrvrs or he principles they owe. 1ur
thew can never 7le.d hose principles even 70
save lie With Is there IS / strong teeiing
NJ conscious rectItude vnlch must rve l.
moral mi even III increased physical -orce 70
1ur Armv Ind = -ignt prevails our .rlumpu
Z SIRE.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-22

extended and strengthened. The National
oieSers now stretch from Washington TO Har
ners Ferry Most OF the movements oT
rroons are made IN me 1ignU insseau OF unier
the lot sun. Regiments IRE moving oVer 10
The Virginia side immense Quantities VI sup-
plies IRE being despatched 70 the Inherent
canps. anu similar Indications Of the near
lnproaen 1f active operations IRE 1ie-
The .oss oT General Lyon Is L serious "a
amitY, 1ut We nave sill strong arm 10
strike for freedom IN Missouri. ANA lTeneral
Fremont 8 making rlgnruus 9reparatlons 10
sundue the rebels IN the valleT OF the Aissis-
siupi. We Expect soon l torward movement
without any SUBSEQUENT -eirear
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-22
rie VaT

The courage an4 IefcTmlnat-0E d ne -oya4
States we're never greater 3iHce me 'on-
neBee4ueaJ 5I our National troubles han COW
The -ctIcence observed ov he var lep1rt-
nent since he 1attie u Bull Run. las put
au eud 10 tue r1mors anu renorrs win winch
51e public nave 50 ong been Entertained 1y
he ialiv papers. Bur though We lavc 10
specific information Is % the plans ana ntea'
lions 11 those 1t Washington. chere g 5u1h-
Client evidence 5naI 10 Time IS Tasie4. he
various divisions OF the 1raud Army ot the
North are BEING ranidlY and skiltullY lrgau-
lzed TOR more G1iulenE action III the Iuture
the rules Of discipline !. snIorced with -uon
ssrlnguueY az 10 snut ouE lie rebels rom
lnany sources 1r valuable .uTorm2tlU mi
oreyeat he miscarriage n future u. tue plans
or our luliitarv Ieaders. Thus there is now
ut he CauitaI l nuca more complete state u
oreparation, tnr either offensive N defensive
operations, thau ever before. Soldiers ire
lrriving dailY--in Shat number We Ire ieit
tn conleesura--and are IudiciUusiY Y distributed
along The potomac lines. vhich Ire now much
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-22

IS What c!1e North las 70 10 With HaVerT
The suDiect Of Slavery las 0een lgitated n
this section OF he country, out he time vas
shen many opposed all agitation and discuss
ION OF r1e s1nIecB 1ere with the .uea that ms
.soa,t!serr, a.st7tutgoa, lid not concern is
How often aas me question been asked vuat
1as the North to 10 with -iaverv We IRE
now earning amid he 1erils Of 4 eartuI ;lv-
i var that We nave some interest N this
s,1pieet. 1t IS rue that some make the tgl-
ca1lon OF ms sunleoE IT the North. cesponsi-
bic for he present national rruuDlcs. out this
: unjust. unless this discussion u he sud-
ect nere IS regaruea Is the only reason Eny
the Government ioes not yleid 10 I'll the n
soIenr demands 0r he South. The North :
1ulv -esuunsiDle or lie troubles ne sense
hat nan T1o -eiusas quietly 10 surrender
ais purse 10 the 1ignwayman. s responsible
tor me bloody conflict WHICH -ullows Trom 1ls
refusal.
". shouid all nave IN interest N the
strength 1ud purity Of the 1atlon. We rs J.
nation have been guit7 0t yielding 70 he
sinful demands Of :iaverv, lnu We nave
suffered Il ID -ruw with our -roW1h 4nu
slrcngrhen with lur strength, until .ne tolus
lr' me ser1enG nave lecome cWlsled with 1Te-
''IaT
s.sverT IS involved n thls struggle s 100
obvious 10 oe ieuiea. The new senator from
Illinois. Hon. 0. Il. Browning, / Wing oI
strong conservative Iu1ecedents Inu 1roc.Iv1-
ives. III J. recent sneecn II he senate saTs
Iiffer furthermore -rCIn ne senator rom
Va. n the 3uuDositlcu That me institution II
slavery las lau nothing % 10 II nYoiFlns ne
COUNTRY II The 3aIamlIle5 WHICH low Ire5s IL
m +. Had L Tot leen or he sentiments Lnd
1Uiulons enge,uercd. -OsIeFeh anu cherished
nv me institution 01 4averv : cannot Der
suaue uvsetf 70 1eiieve nat Snarc aver Would
nave 1eeu Found = Iisiovai ieart 10 the Amer
can Constitution Ipon -ue american fohtln'
e,lt. believe shau the Hlole -TouDle las
rrowu out OF he institution u AaVaFJ inu IL
0reseace among Is. anu, as : renarKed. lht
sentiments auu opinions ynlca Il necessary y
,npeuders. fosters ana :herIsnes. The var.
IS rue. IS not Z var or rhe DETERMINATION D
-.avarv. With thc institution 11 siaVerT
xncre il axists. he yenesal government Ia
nothing Is i government. q 10 Tor las III
renera! government over lasuEnea he poWel
OF. III luv snuue Or nanner, controlling Uni
institution 1f saverT. Or rs nagetucnI /
he state w1ere il exists. TIE general .ov
sr1rnent das never 1eeu aggressive either lp
On he slave states. 0r ID0n me institution .
Saver. These troubles laEc grown 11iI .
precisely ne OPPOSITE uou me lgsrrssioHa 0
he general government or o1 ne Ire4 afaIes
cut one 0f atle IMPRESSIONS ot slavery Itself
anu KS continual 5irugges -or 7Zp2Hslon An'
EXTENSION 10 countries Ehero II had 10 1gh
70 70. anu Tnerc 1ur .athecs never -ntenue'
Il snouIu 70. If slavery hau 1een iontcn
10 relnaiu Enerc the Constitution placed t,
L lau been 3Dn1ent with the privileges III
immuuI1les Enlcn the Constitution ZuarauEee
70 +. he tree states 4nd cne Save states
ms Union could nave ivea 'ogethe= n
perpetual louu II fraternity.
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TIE REI..uIoUa PgEss The religious press
Win Scarcely N EXCEPTION. ooS .or7Taru
with ,aulidence o sarfv einauel patton IS ne
9niv 4ale refuge Tor the Government. The
,te1ear Of the .IsJ lintleu their zeal lnto Ter
vent EXPRESSION. wnich viii gra 10 millions
OF 0eopie occasion Tor sarIuus hou4nr. lnd ri
the appropriate time. Ior decisive gctz.- TIC
View Elr- Evangelist says When lun-
lresIs md thousands Jf nur brave roung
soldiers IRE 1rougnt nome rom tie bioodv
lield 3. wlen- there ls.,. cry N -Aa -and. ike
the valling II Egypt, because n oyerT house
-hece IS one lead. The question wi. De lsked.
vnv not make speedy end u this .ireadtuI
business " 1T once prucialmlng .reeiom TO
the slaves
Tie Vuc4maa and Reflector reports ne
sentiment The revolt Jegau 70 strengthen
anu 1erpe5uate Slavery, nay, by righteous
rcrrTbutiou. end IN IT'S extinction. And es
all the 1e0pie say. 4lnetl''
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08

Female irregularities, wcNhucss, ltcuuc displace.
meni aud al iocai utrllnc difficulties and iituou
al troubles OF women entirely cured by the GFlct
ruhcW MarhaIh Uterine taibnhcan.
lu thlscouurcton, Pics bvcchrf, sister Of the Rev.
hcDp Ward beecbrr, iu Leuisu 10 the Poodle, page
i2tt saNht
"lha,v nine sisters ndtiscriu.Iaws, and fourteen
female rousius Ull mauied, and 40 delicate and aiina
Amid tlu iwnrnse clr,ic ofmN friends and acohaiut,
aucrf, eaunut recall Ten married. ladies born in ths
century aud rcuutu, a. ho AGO perfectly hgaub,."
iu ,asvs, hoWvtyrt ber1 the Nrrfu1htfs Clfh1He.
ON hAs been usci, Wv musl sHY that health hts rlUJY
taken ttcpllcc vf dlscass, and Iahe5 have become
runut.i strungi vigorous and hoathy,
Mfs. Glc8scn, 81 Eimifa, saYss "Reautful, Indeed,
fthn couuntugt Nustiug uaiurr ut woman, hut how
uuyh does % need tn Do proloyici by Wafvhiuiutss
thai viii iced fsr ln time oi oiseaso 90 aprgal 90 "a
nealral auNlsur ot fc.cuuhs sdalstion, moral WOUh
and panty ofch7rtttrr,h
AIihc,e may be secured by addressing ihs Gnsf,u,
berg company,
lam Methodist clvfg1man, Ay hear has Gisy
achvd 90 Wltuyss IV feeble hsa'th aomcb Hs have
rassledmy c'f.aii puachius Jho go.lri thank God,
hontNVf, ilat hsNe seen al these dIscasts give at
10 thc Nfarleuhtrs NaptsIrs tIrr.ae laiHaIielr.
MbcfrNrrlt has been used, Rev. PETER SHAkP,
y 's".yt N'eHgan' fogus,G oi Neste-a S'ar>,
Fes sale by puRos a Co.. n. "A. Snyder, rinu,
z. ilHNi loNeNi ~. n, Nsirs, Grten fnrInrsi Nm.
lsaiasrb Aucai %. uo1r|ar & Co., Melmthcntius;
auhl me digiuc dcsersttIans houi the 81 ate.
d. klAailikNt Clestlina,
Gt-ir Agari ~ Ohio.
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FROM GEN. FRENONTS COM
MiND.
In Possession Of Spring
field.
Special 70 the ST. Louis Republican.
FREMuNr's llEAnQuARrERs,)
CAMP LYON. SpRtNgFtttp

Special TO the St, Louis Republican.
FRJMoNr's llEAuQrARrERs1
CAMP LYoN, SrRiNGFrELp,}
Mo-, Oct. 2S.
Gcn. Fremont and staff arrived
here yesterday, and the Benton Ca.
dets, Col. Carr's cavalry, Major
Jlolmjn's Sharp.shootcrs and Gen.
SigcPs command at different peri
ods Of the same day, finding no pro.
irssed rebels in the place. Our
troops were received with delight,
the stars and stripes being dis
played at numerous houses, and
mon, women and children waving
handkerchiols from almost every
doorway.
Maj White of the Prairie Scouts,
whose command started with Mai.
Zagoni for Springfield, had been
quito i'll and was captured 10y the
rebels while riding in a buggy and
after the fight was taken several
miles ont OF town 10y guard of 20
rebels, but was rescued by Il party
of Green county homo guards and
is now hero.
The loss ofFrcmont's body guard
in their desperate charge of Friday
last was Is killed, 23 wounded and
90 missing. Three of the wound.
cd have since died, and doubtless
many of the missing will soon re-.
port themselves. The rebel loss
is stated at from fifty to sixty killed.
and forty to fifty wounded. The
rebels were commln led by Colo.
nels Johnson, Frazier, Price and
Turner, the latter two Of whom arc
said to have been killed.
Gen. Fremont will probably re-
main here uutil the other divisions
Of the army arrive.
Con, Proc is still reported to hc
in the vicinity of Carthage, but
nothing definite is known of his
whereabouts.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08

Terrible Fight ut Alliance Be
IWeCu tIlc Volunteers aud
ft0iiFORd Meu--Cupt. EGirby
of thc 1Oth Regiment Fa-
taiiy Injured,
Last nightan affair ofa adisgrace-
ful ana probably fatal nature, took
place at Alliance between somo
members of the 18th Regiment and
tho Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad. We haven't
been able to gather sufficient par.
ticulars TO be able to say which side
is the most to be blamed. There
was a dance at the Eating House
dining room, i'm which several mem-
bers OF the 10Th Ohio Regiment,
which is enoampcd at Alliance,
participated, together with num-
Der ofthe employees of the above
named railroad. A difficulty arose
between the volunteers and the
railroad men, which terminated IN
a fight. The railroad men, some
twenty-five in number, armed
themselves with coupling links,
bolts, wrenches, DC, and tho fight
was a fierce and bloody one. Sew
ernl were injured on both Sides
Capt. Kirby ofthe 10th Regiment,
who is from Mahoning County, had
his skull fractured by a blow from
a coupling iron, and at the time our
Informant lett he was not expected
. recover.
No arrests had been made when
the up train passed Alliance this
morning. A bad feeling has exist
O between the railroad men at Al
lianco and the volunteers for some
tilne. which 10 doubt occasionsd
tc igl lPlain Dealer
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IHfiu avretIg Tribnur.
LAunA. LArRA. poN,r gEcEpE.

Kiss me, Laura, crc GO,
Arm'd and drill'd 10 meet the foc;
Gun in hand and on my btck
ksiNtccn poundcr--hnvcrsack,
go; my country ca iis--adicui
To both, my darling girl, be true.
And como success, come seattle and
need
Laura, Lara, don't ,cccde.
When on fhe tented fell. pcrhnrs
With rations short, and shorter maps,
We wheel, present, advance, retreat,
Thoult have, o hcavcul at thy feet
Some one pcrsuadingly present
Himsclf aud an establishment
btum no such trigcr heed!
Though he glitter. don't scccdc.
Cling unto Ii, mother, dear:
IL no Home Guards come lhcc near,
ID Ducin- rcwgows furc thy uyrr,
NJ ,kiug D ght OF household tics,
prding of thy woman rights,
Galauiug thee about of ui.lts.
Lest the rose should prove n yued
Basoly crmsoncd, don sccedc.
Good bye, Laura 80 regrets
~ from hsl.s ud Hlyo1e'a,
From "bwh aud hu'c'--tIoi 7
mcant
fur doadlicr BE- lhr soup turc,n,
Whom badly seasoned, cham ilv bore
OF the luudcst c,nuou that can ryafI--
Sale delivered, swiiUt l.
Bach tc case uud thc. Will ny,
United then, Boo word and decd,
l.auut, dear, we'll both fpcrlr.
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CANT MoETssn, "a miles J
South Of Warsaw, Mo-,
October IS.

h'.'.h O eve
Correspondence of st. Louis pa
Tors.
Gen. Lane captured tho trans.
portation train OF the enemy near
Butlor, in Bates county, and took
the escort prisoners, u few DAYS
since. Among the latter were
Capt. Whiting and Lieut.. Vaughn.
Lane also reports that he found Il
large number of sick and wounded
rebels at Rose Hill, johnson coun.
ty, in q starving condition, to
whose wants lee administered.
Nine contrabands arrived in
camp a day or two ago, sent here
by one Of Lanes officers. Their
case has bocn investigated, and il
is understood Fremont will return
them 10 their masters.
Lane also captured n large
amount OF lead in one of the west.
orn counties and sent it to TT. Scott
Kansas,
There is no definite news of the
whereabouts Of Price or McCm.
lock.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08

West bedford, Coshocton Co, NAV "a, s.,
Mr N. u. Kingsley, Str,-i have been stlhus thp
medicines of the a. acrubtfg company Tor tho a,t lu
yvars, ani have ibNaahl, tound them 90 give great
satsactoni anil the pills have soIt to rrrst many
families as rcgu'aTas their tea aud vonre aud with
mN trade they have bvvomc staple aUiglc. Msf,haIA
Uterine Gathohcon 10 medicine that has done srsst
amount OF good lu Tensile dstA,cs. one lady sold
% Go told mo she had received mou hrucut ir1u one
bottle than che td from long course oimvdiya treat
meat by the most tllul Physicians, Nours truly,
4 NIz ANIIEnk
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
lIIIoua Dlsordera = LIver comrlaln.a.

From Dr. IHe080re Dl7T y Nel0 Tori CiIy.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted TO their pur
pose apcrlont but nnd their beneficial effects uion
tho LIVER very marked indeed They have In my prno-
tco proved moro occtunl for the Of bilious cops.
piliuts than any one remedy mention / sincerely
rcoco that have at length A. purgatlyo which Is wo
lLy llo conllgnce % Lha nLul...Llm and Lho enla.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08

N"'Hluhtilf ~ - tNA Heut lh0ns 3
stni have used your Pills In my general and hsssist
practice ever since you mud0 them, aud cannot hesitate 10
say they the best cathuro employ, Their rpg,,
atng action ON the liver s quick aud dorided cohss
qucuty they are an admirable remedy for arrangements
Of that organ. Indeed, have seldom found cs-e ~
bilious diicJfs obstinate that it did readily ysld 10
them. tfatcrnully yours, ALONZD BALL N. D.
IHygiciut Of Ute W1iiue TfosDiJ
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
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ITTTT III T7TTlTTH II1VTTI HITTTNUTFs :
Drln DR0. AVN. cannot answer you iUhdt complaints
have cuei with your ps botter than to say al ha
treat iU purq1irs medicine. place great depeH-
dence efcctual catartc In my daily contest with
disease aud believing do that your Pills afford Us Ae
best we have, Of course value them highly ....
rirrsnuRo, Pa, May !, 1885.
On. J. G. ARR. slr have been repeatedly cured q,
the worst hsdd1ehs any body have by dose two
Of your Pills 10 seems to arise from foul stomach,
which tlicy cleanse at once.
Yours with grcat respect, Ed. W. pREnLH,
u.af.. Z rT,..fs,.
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Dysontery, Dlnrrh~O, Relax, Worms.

Your Pills have had long trial In my practice and
held them In esteem Of tho best apeticnt havo
ever found. Their alternative effect upon the liver nakes
them an excellent remedy when given In small doses ur
bii0us dygai'cry ant diJrrhUu. Their suEar-coatng
makes tvm very acceptable and conveniSut hr the uso
oG women aud children.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA

NeucNolrni Institution established by snecial I'm.
dovmout, toI tho Relief ofths Sick an uistressg,l
afflicted with NiTulcui and Epidemic Diseases, aut
HHWN.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, BY the AcHns
ufreon, 10 all who apply by letter, with dosrHp
uon OF teF condition, cage, occupation, habits oflte
Nc) and tn cascs ofeAttvme poverty, Medicines fur
nishrd free ot rhArse.
VALUABLE REPORTS on epermatonh.ra and
other dlsrasvs the sexual Organs, aud on the NEW
REMEDIES employadin tho nispcnsary, sent 10 the
afflicted n sealed letter envelopes tree ofcharrr Two
or three stamps for postage win be acceptable
Address, DR. SAiLllN uuuGuruN, Acuug
Surgeon, uoWah Association, No. . south Ninlh st .
Philadelphia, Pa, by orleF OF ths nirsctors
EZRA q, D,HEARrWELI., President.
Ogo, FNRCntLp, Secretary. dec2SIy
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disease cold settles somewhere IN the body and Oh.
sructs It's natural functions These N not relieved,
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs pro
du-ing general aggravntien, suffering, aud dssisa,
While in this condition, oppressed by the arrangements,
take Ayers rs and how directly they restore h0
natural action ol the system and with 10 tho buoyant
feeling Of health again. What true and 50 apparent in
this trivial and common complaint, Is also true In many
Of the deepseaied and dangerous disompors. 1s
purgaive effect cNpels them. Caused by similar obsrue-
tons aud arrangements Of the natural functions of tho
buly they arc rapidly and many " them surely eurcl
ly the moaus None who know the virtues " teso
Pills will neglect TO employ thom whom suffering nosa
the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians In some Of the
principal cities aud FROM other we'll known public per-
sons.
Prom a Fb1C1r7i7g Merchant n 81. Lodi, 20. 4, 1850
On. AvgR. Your pills oro The paragon Of all that i
great in medicine, Th0y hIyD curpl my little daughter
Of uccruus upon her hands and feet that hal proved
ucurhblo for years. lor mother has bec long gruy-
ousy afflicted with bl0chcs aud pinplas or skin aut
m Dor llir, AOar our chill cured sho also uicd
ASA aOR0RIDGH
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DEN TTSTRY
Or. ]. w MARTIN, Dentist,

Has permanently located in Tiilin,
luI tenders s professional services tu tic citizen, of
lIfi.H HuH NiriUIfY.
Having 900 niflr latest impfO, cmonis ho 10 Iryp'rHd
IN operate upon scientific f urpcs ur lr he1uii isa
lud ptrspf, alton ot the niiutal teeth au also 10 ib,eu
Irrfb, fum uur Go 0u entire frtt, mounted Nurhu
gri Uuhrf. Gold -il,ot aud auy style of work called
luf pertaining iu Dentistry. nu.1Nud Teeth hI'd With
GOLD 1UI ofhrrw1fou1l SOFAS iU pfrfcuu and render
NhrU useful 1nI urr hum u1iu.
rr,Jb rluaurduHd diseased rums treated success.
uliy,
Irrth extracted CAREFUL, and without rnlsiug mn.
upy,s.Hr, u1iri Hnd H regulate tr trrthoi thbrru.
Alurvnuuos Uluautod satisfactory. Charge mod.
tfHHr.
u'1 apI1platos t1trn Boo y,rhHnrc furWcrk,
ti'tv two duufs up.t of tIr Iustui#yc.
iilu, o., upi. IT, lrGl,f
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nv 'NNN N'NNN ~''''a A'NAN VIC w Nbll
.ilcrthr following facts, aud IN h
would not hc TO thcif inteTcstt ,enl him m orcF-
Ils busucss b. exclusively cash one; he buys and
'rl'cNrmiNcly Tor Insh aud has one Of the most cN.
irusiyc F0riOrir, iu rinin.
some thirty different choice brands Of seears from
Havana and Bremau constantly on hand. An eNten.
i've cash business 10 soil atycry small urn
its. Also, sole agent Tor genuine l1vana Eagle pru.
.pr, from the muuuhuioy Ut VI. de LNillcgasi Nun.
frol Ste, Rita Street Pdncipe, l.lade Cubs.
lr has, also, choigc hrlnds Of fine cut Chewing and
smoking Tobacco; French Rappr aud Ntncahoy Snuff
constantly on hand. uTder Gilcd on short notice.
Terms Cash, tdccgl u. SCHiNNESS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08

.EN.am Dr. 4. IE dlri.rr.aLL. Nsle O,l.anl.

Your Pills are the prince Of purgeg. Their excellent
qualities surpsss any cathartio We possess. They ato
mild but very certain and Uic1ual n their action the
bowels which makes them invaluable to us in the daily
treatment VI disease
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08

From Rec. J. Y Hines, Ibsi0r u Adren Church, BOSTON,
On. Ayers have used youl Pills with extraordinary
success In my family and among those called to visit
Ia distress To regulate tho organs VI digestion and
purify the blood, they the very best remedy have
ever known, aud eau confidently recommend them ~
my friends. Yours, J. v. lIIAhS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
Noble, DcVVolr& Noble,
7. Y. PENNINGTON. q. LEE, n, bNtNLh'
Pennington, Lee s. Brewer,


Attorney a. Counsellor Mt Law.
Mice iu in Commercial Row, over Whites stcr,
Nnshingtou street. Professionalism urssund thurol.
Section OF auLWds ofrlaims promptly aucndcdto.
Tidiu, Nov 9Th, lr6i.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
UDOLFHO wOLFE's
Pure herry wine,
lmpoHad and Bottled by himself, same as Port Wine.
UDOIPHO WOLFE'S
Pure NJ a d ezra Wine

Imported and Bottled by himself put up for medicinal
use, the best Wine offered for sale Ia bottles to-
the Iads. This wine Is SaHantsd perfectly pure
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
AYERS
GATHARTIO
PILLS.

Are you SICK faelle, ara
complainingi Are you ont 4
order, with your system 40.
ranged, aud your feelings uA
couiortablci These eymE
toms are ofton the prelude y
serious illness. Some ne a
sickness i creeping upon yol,
and should be arertcd "
timely uso Of the right ruIp.
ody, Tnko Ayers Pills, oud
cleanse out the disordered hh
mors - purify the blood, aad
let the nuids move on unub.
structed in health agaia.
They stimulate the functions
II the body into vigorous no
ti,ity, purify the system fun
the Ohstructioua which mnko