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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-13
DEPARTURE OF THE 4oT4f REGrs
MENT

The departure Of Col. Gibson's 10Th Regi-
ment for Camp DennisOD, on Tuesday, was
an occasion loug to be remembered by the cit
iEens Of Seneca county. The eneampment of
so large body Of troops in our midst had
created an unusual degree Of interest in the
public mind. The officers and soldiers, by
their dignidej and gentlemanly bearing while
in Camp Noble, had endeAred themselves TO
the hearts Of our loyal citizens and all, old
and young, were anxious TO witness their de-
parture, and manifest some slight tcstin. .Oni
al Of their gratitude for the gallant boys, WbO
60 Out to fight four our liberties.
There is scarcely family in Seneca soun.
ty but win has relatives or friends in the
49th Regiment, and the same may be said Of
several adjoining counties, which are repre-.
sented by companies. This Of itself would
draw together an immense cOncourse Of peo-
pie. The fathers and mothers, sisters and
brothers, wives and children Of the volunteers
were present to bid a sorrowful and perhaps
final adieu and drop q parting tear. The
scenes that transpired, as husband and wife,
brother and sister, father and child fondly
embraced each other perhaps never to meet
ngain on earth, were enough TO melt heart
Of adamsnt and bring the bhny food to the
eyes Of those unused to weeping.
No man has won a frmer hold upon the
and affections OF the people Of thiS
county than Col. Gibson; and il seems that
has only sire ngthened this
feeling. as the storms and tempests cause the
oak 10 strike its roOts deeper and wider. He
iS capable Of Arousing degree OF interest and
in the public mind, that but few
can aspire to; and now, that he has left home
and friends to fight for our altars Aad dearest
rights and to lead the gallant 49th to victory
Or death, the hopes and expectations Of thou
sands are eoDeentered upon him.
The camp began to fll up on Monday with
citizens and soldiers who had been out on
iurlongh' and presented very lively and
animated spectacle. In the afternoon an i'm.
men'e crowd was present 10 witness the dress
parade and the adoption Of Miss Ella Gibson
~ Daughter Ofthe Regiment" The even.
ing' by special permission Of the eiieer.. was
gwen up 70 entertainment and social enjoy.
nent Ihe camp was brilliantly inuminat.
ed and the citizens mingled freely with the
soldiers, imparting words Of cheer ana con,
fort. The eamP-hres were blazing and the
soldiers were busy packing up their ward.
robes and cooking double rations. An vas
hustle and life, preparing for the grand exc.
tas. The soldiers seemed cheerful and han.
py and their songs and mirthful shouts wax.
ID the sleeping echoes Of the night. Here a
'arty was keeping step to the music OF vio- /
lin and yonder the mellidnous notes Of the
's'Ar sPangied Bannef" or Dixie" glided |
ioftly on the midnight ais. We shall sOt At.
Gun Pt 70 deseribe the scenes q Ioye apd ro-
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msnce which the hour Inspired, but suffice to
say that beauty and chlvsiry "me, and en-
braeed." To the soldiers Of the 49th, the
reeollecdons Of that evening will be blended
with pretty eurls and fairy eyes.
But the camp 6resg grew dim, the noise died
avsy into murmur and at length morning
came and with Il the orderto march. the
sound Of the reveille. the soldiers began to
strike their tents and an their haversaoks and
eanteens for thq march. The people began
to pour in by hundreds, thronging I'll the
principal thorougbfares. Before eight O'Clock
the baggage train was en- route for the Depot
and the soldiers were falling into line by
companies. The drums beat and the officers
were galloping hither and thither, giving the
word Of command. The march from the
camp TO the depot ussone triumphal pagea nt.
As the ssrried ranks filed through the dense
mass Of citizens, shouts and cheers arose IN
every dirc,aion and many "good bye, God
bless you" could be heard all along the line
A special train was in waiting at the De-
pot, on which the soldiers embarked, ard af-
ter many salutations, fond embraces and
words Of encouragement, the cars moved OF
amid the cheers Of the multitude II was a
scene never to be forgotten. These noble
young men leave home aud friends and go
out to lay down their lives, if need be, In de.
fense Of the GLORIOUS stars and stripes, /" now
assailed by traitorous hands. Do we ask why
this sacrifice Of blood and treasuret-the an
swer is TREASON, dark, damnable rErAsoNl Il
is this that makes 20 many wives widows,
children orphans and homes desolate. Pos
terity will condemn TO eternal infamy not
only the traitors, bu. their sympatLisers in the
North
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Mary Ellen Shaull Of the State Of Iowa,
and infant daughter Of Mary shaull, deeoas.
ed, will take notice that on the Gth day Of
August, 1861. Mary DofaH, widow Of John
DOranI late OF Seneca county, Ohio, deceased,
MED her petition in the Court Of Common
Fleas OF said Seneca county, against her, the
said Mary Ellen Shaull, and other heirs at
law Of the said John Dorap, deceased, pray.
Ing for an assignment Of Dover IN the real
estate OF the said John Doran, situate il said
Seneca county, and bounded az follows, 10.
wit:
The north west quarter Of section one (l),
and the east bali OF the north west quarter Of
section twelve (I2), 10 township two IN,
north OF range fourteen. That said petition
VIII stand Tor hearing at the Octoberf term Of
said court, 1861, and that unless she answers
the same at or before the said term, the same
viii be taken as confessed by her, and an Or.
der made accordingly.
fENHiN0roN, LEE 4 BREwER,
Petitioners Attorneys.
August Q. lsGI.-6W S4,42
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TIFFIN p. o. REGULATIONS.

PO'tofi hours from A. N. to ~
qlrMails for the train, Hsrth and South .
will close IS minutes before car time. All
letters should be mailed at least 30 minutes
before car time.
ts5 Letters and papers must be prepaid,
10 order to insure transmission.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE
MAILS.
Mail train Passes Tidin; going South, at
80 A. M. Going North al 2.57 p. NJ.
Delaware, Marion aud Upper Sanduskv
Mail arrives by Hack, Tuesdays and Fridays
at 7. M.-leAyes the same day at p. NJ.
Bueyrus and Melmore Mail arrives Mon.
days aud Fridays, at 8 p, M.-leaVes, Tues
days and Saturdays, at 8 A. M.
Republic and Bellevue Mail arrives by
Hack daily, at II A. M.-leaves at 4P.M.
Fos.oia Mail arrives by Hack, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at IL A, M
leaves same day at 216 PM.
r. Seneca Mail arrives, Tues DAYS and
p. NJ. ~
II. L, MCKEE, P. N.
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Horse Presentation TO Col. Gibson.
On Monday beautiful dark.bay stallion was
presented to Col. VIM. II. Gibson by the cit.
iEens ofthis place. The horse was purchased
of Milton Stoner.
We understand horse was presented To-
Lieut.. Col. Blaekman by the people Of Folto5
ria.
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New York MARKER.

NEw YoRK. Sept. 10.
FLoUR-Snles OIL 900 bbls at 81 40 al IS
for super western 81 G5@4 IS for common
TO medium extra western: IS 05d5 10 for in.
erior TO good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEAT-Sales at 81 lG@SllT.
RrE-Sales at 55M6 60c.
BARLET-Sales al 52c.
CoRS-Sales $4,000 bu At4S@5l for new
yellow.
OArs-sales at 27@2se for State, West.
ern and Canadian.
WHisKY-hold lee.
PonK-Salea. l50 bills at SlAOO for mess
10 90 for prime
BLEF--salcs at 81 OO64 50 for country
primes S5 50@6 00for country meas.
BEEF HAMs-Steady. Sales at Sl4 OO@Sl4
90 for western.
Cur MrArs-Dull, at 41l@5c for shoul
ders, and 5@694c for hams.
BAcOH-Steady. Sales at &c.
LARD-Shles at s@yIIo.
BUTTER-A fair business doing nt7@iC
for Ohioi S@lic for State.
CHEEi E-6M7c
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shcriT sale.
Andrew u KnarP
]. W. smiLh and sana.l fLotn.L

J, W, Smith and san16si HofneF
By virtue Of an order made by the Coma
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca cc-nty, Ohio, a
the June term A. d. 1861, III the shove
entitled cause aud to me directed, viii oa,,r
for sale at public yendue AZ the door a.
the Court House Ia the city Of TiGhs "a GAid
county on
TgE gth DA4 o. sEFrEsurE. a. b, 1851,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A, M. and 4
O'Clock p. NJ, Of said day, tho foIiodine lakds
and tenements, to-Wts
The north west corner Of the north Wesl
quarter dissection twenty four 90 "a s3s6s
ship three (S) north Of range Seventeea (i7l
cast, in Seneea county. and State 0f Ohio. Z
being sixty (60) RODS sido north and sotth,
and eighty 1907 rods vide east and Wesl. eIs
eeptng thereirofn hYt acres out Of ne East
end thereof, heretofore sold % sstsf Deal,
Containing twenty Ave (25) aefes q Ina
more or less.
LkVI WEiRiCK,
August Q, 1861. s4,05 shallA.
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~DaughteE- of the Regiment''-on
Monday very interesting episode occurred
at oimp Noble. It was the christening of
little ELLA, daughter Of Col. W. II. Gibson,
as Daughter Of the 49th Regiment The pre-.
'entation speech was very appropriately made
by Capt. Hays of Co. II, which was touch.
iNgly aud elOquently responded to by Col.
Gibson. Col. Blaekman, on behalf Of the
Regiment. accepted the rcsponsibility and
imprinted the kiss OF eonSeoration.
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lGO TO YERK'S
,na 70, tho hes, Cooking s ,0v' ro' Hu, usa'y.
IGO TO IERk'S
sni st your sics tle.wsro cheap.
IGO TO YERH'S
,orst vour nies snd obssp Cedar Tubs, Churu, aud
rsiH, Wooden bowls 49,
leo TO YERK'S
osst yout bed eord,, s's,A',Nn'', rope sud;wins'
IGO TO YERK'S
to got yeur uies Table Cu,lsry, nom q '.s 70 y
psfset,
IGO TO YERK'S
to got your tss.t,bls ssd bai'unE 'PSoSS
IGO TO YERK'S
to got your clothes, market aud school s''A'"'
GO TO YERK'S
to got yovr ispannsd toilet sets, rSE' aad mats
GO TO YERK'S
to got your coffee mills, shsvslsn tonE', Por0'l'in
kettles and pans,
GO TO YERK'S
fat vaut we'll and si,isH pumpi and PiPs, ieFss
pumps aud gOfdsn snrinsa
IGO TO YERK'S
t5t youtsesd aud meal selves.
GO TO YERK'S
yout bra" ssj copper kettles.
GO TO YkRK'S
to got the best aud cheapest coal oil snl hud lsnP'.
GO TO YERK'S
10 r., yout huid, vegetable snd zeal oil, the bsU
that IL made,
GO TO lERK'S
for your nice stove rOrniturs sHd pipe.
GO TO YERK'S
aud get one OF hi, sSlsbratsd nrlyk oy,N Geek
Stoves. CONE ANDBEE ir
GO TO YERK'S
Tor your stone uud slrh'Awsrs.
GO TO YERK'S
ifyou wsBtto buy gsod' Ia bis lia' sh'sP.
go TO YERK'S
TotyOur hand and farm bslh.
GO TO YERK'S
ifIou wan, Corn aud Cob Min.s
IGO TO YERK'S
for your Corn shelters.
IGO TO YERK'S
foryour Reapsn and Mowers.
lGO TO YERK'S
roryour fancy cabs and wagons, willow and wooden
boz, cheap.
YoS can rely on getting the best goods the loves,
price At oil times at this old established hou,,.
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N,COI. GibsOn's speech at the Fair
Grounds, on Monday. was terribly severe
and withering rebuke to those "mask ed bat
teric''" who have been crying "peace, peace
when there can be no peace" and throwing
cold water upon every patriotic effort in thi.
county. wehsppen to know that a system
attic effort has been made in this county, "a
prevent democrats from volunteering.
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Company K-The tenth company for
Col. Gibson's Regiment was organised on
Monday night and Immediately mustered in.
The following commissioned officers have
been chosen:
Capt.. M. Patterson, Tifin.
lst Lieut.-Rev. Turner, Fostoria.
2d Lieut.-John Smith, Green Springs.
This company will be recruited up in Camp
DenniseR
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REAn TuE CEnriricArE o. RreuLAn
PHAcTiTioNER--This may certify that have
used Perry Davis Ncgctsble Pain Killer IN
numerous cases, and believe u 10 be q very
valuable medicine. I have prescribed Il IN
bowel complaint particularly for Children)
and Il is in my opinion superior to any prep.
arations have ever used ior the relief Of thoso
diseases. When given 10 children, have al.
ways combined it with the syrup Of gum ~ b
abic, say ten drops 10 tcaspoouiul OF the
svrur, well mized Others have mixed Il
with milk and molaascs, equal pats.
A. HUNTING, NJ. D.
Pain Killer sold by all respectable drug
gists and medicine dealers.
Aug l6 Aw
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TO FARMERS ANO LIVERY STA.
BILE kEEPERS-Dr. s. A. Wcaver's Ger.
ate has been extensively used by Livery Sta.
ble Keepers and Farmers. aud with one &C.
cord they say that FOE many diseases in ami.
mails they have never found its equal.
On horsesi two or three applications will
cure the Scratches, Chai6s and Calls, wheth
er by the harness, saddle or otherwise. Wash
the wounds clean, and the Ccrate freely an
piled will cure them In few days. Il will
cure cracked heels and Cancer in tho Tongue
Canker or Sore Mouth, affections Of the skin
falling of OF the hair, &c. Sure teats aud
eaked udder In Cows are soon cured By the
Ccrate.
Ceratc is sold by all medicine dealers gen.
orally.
Aug l6 4W
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DIR. S. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BIrTERS-Pharmacsutical Prcpa-
ration by regularly educated physician lis
one Of the most pleasant and yaluab ,5nics
ofthe day. Pcrsans recovering Eum pro.
tracted illness, or those who at this particu-
lar season Of the year, are subject 10 Jaun.
dice, Habitual CONSTIPATION, or any disease
arising from a disordercd Stomach, Liver
or Bowels, will find in the SHERRY
WINE BGTTERS a friend more to be- dcsir-
cd than gold.
Sherry Vino nittsrs sold by all respseta-
Die druggists.
Aug t6 4w
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GAS NOTICEiI

Ihe gas-cOnsumers are hereby
Tespeotfaly noiihed that all nde biedsoss iohs Co.
pany mua positively be Immediately tstlled and hat
IN telufe the rues Of The Company feFuuung tho col
ection OF accounts Will bo suicly observed AID the
hog ofgas stopped " the bills not pHnctuay pal
The Company hope that consumers will ehteTfuliy
comply with this requirement which t positively id
dispenahle 20 enabl he Company 10 meet thaif u.
legations sad 70 continue Che saPply of gaas
8y oedsFf :, " ARNDr, Secretary.
aaglO1m
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Sad Accidental little boy, son Of Mr..
weik, German, residing in this place, was
killed on Tuesday by his head being thrown
against stone, while, scufiing with another
boy. His skull was fractured.
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The Banner Regiment-Allnd admit that
the 10th Regiment, which leit this place on
Tuesday, is the most intelligent, orderly and
best appearing. both as to men and officers,
that has been raised in Ohio.
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Thin Prices Current.
Corrected Wesklyby =. n. susaru, Dsalsrin al
kiad' OF Gaia, &e., l.esnsfi nock, Tina.

Corrected Weekly by 3. n, svsArH, Dsalsrin al
,iad' OF Gfain, &c., l.oettsf't nl0ck, Tina.
WHrAr--7eaR5
CokN- (thvliedg7l.
do tEAt)23 g.
RYg--OOcf 90,
HARLEy--ONa5O,
OArs--is ReOs
PorAroEs--a -anSt0
FLANSgEn-- O.OURl 90.
huTrER--BG5c
LARB-so
TALLow--ec.
BHoEEB iiAHs--eniOe.
do stpEs ASp sHovLbERS- GRYo.
PICKLEn poHE--na5o.
CLovHH eEEB- aa.13.fgA 90.
hHEawAN--Ona9ac.
FEs sTHERs--G9tc.
RAua--2c.
GEsEN iiipEs--5o COX
DRN do Zoe.
Eaas--Ge. y toren
Timothy sssd,-i,2 i,25gI.5o
wooL-9Og3O
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STEPHEN DORSEY.

Company A-Captain, A. LANewoRrir,
Lieutenants, GRAI and DAvipsoN.
Company B-Captain, PoRrER, Lieuten.
ants, McCONNAcK and ABborr.
Company C-Captain, KELLER, Lieuten.
ants, RUILER and CHtRLroN.
Company D-CNptair, CvLvLR ,Lieutenants.
MosIER and GEAR.
Company E-Captaiu, CALLEHAN, Lieusen-
ants, FosrER and MARTIN.
Company F. Captsin, BARTLETT, Lieuten
ants, TYLER and Wmoox.
Company G-Captain, STRoNo, LieutenAnts
IlARrsocK and HAnPER.
Company H--Captain. HAYS, Lieutenants, =,
HoLLorErER and CHANCE,
Company Captain, LovEJoI.
Company K-CaptAin, PATrERsoN, Lieu
tenants, TURRER and SMITH.
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THE PEOPLES FRIEND.
ny EVERY nODY .AtPRECtATED.
PERRY DAVIS VEGBTABIE
Z A IN X | l. l. h K.
W. g.,s III. .,,..,ioa OF ,l. trad. .ad the public
w tethit long and usTivaisd
FAMILY MEDICINE.
The Fam kli,hERsiss purely tsretablo eem
Pound, ahd while d q hAst einusui Remed, hfpain
y i.a perfectly sais msdioins svsu ia the most on.
DIPrHERIA AND SORE THROAT
u guickiy relieved By gsFrnr The thrnat whh raip
\ rlsI ahd Naisr 10 had ea,ss bsths the seek with
FOR GUNNER COMPLAINT,
olanv othe fofm Of hoNet disease In children o.
.duln, I u almott tsraiu suts, end hs, Nulouta
desb' bssh ofs incs sselin euring Narious Kinds
CHOLERA,
ihau sny 6ihsflne remedy ~ even the u,o,t Il H.
rul rhytleians N lsdia, AhlsA sud Chiua, where
this aFsadu si'tss ever mere les prevalent the
PAIN KILLER
10 eohsidsFsd by the haUsst, atwel a. bv Enfonea
tssidsHti, 70 thote siihuss,a sute fsusdy. A. a
tenie for The stomach u IL uhhvalsd. A few dose.
will hiieNs severe ss,s, d
INDIGESTION,
and Il I, ohsA pstlsc, eurs fsf
DHapEpNIA
IN We most aggravated f0fnt It, tonia sol ~ hat
usg prspofnes, afou'egt the 'y,sm to virofoas az.
'
COLDS AND COUGHS.
when used atcefdinT 10 diiscUout.
fe' sItsrnsl application It IL sa,u'passsd By auy
psdieal lprsParstlon known,
RIlEUMATISM
aHd heuralric Adsctioht are quiekly relieved and
ohsn cufsd q n Ahy torshen IN the mnsolss or
joi.u saa be by IT, application, ltcures in
ttantly the most violent
TOOTuACIIE
h'heuld alssyibs ksP, nssf a. baud, 10 " used 10
BURNS AND SCAIDS
fapplisd imasdaisly according To dir sctions Il will
give instant felisf, and pfsveni bhsshnF,
ltit perfectly adahtsd t6ths wants Of
EAMllDATMEN,
and others ~ .veling wsOtfn Rivrh.
" Directions aeoompany each bouls.
svefy vshsty ofcimste, aud by AZ
most every nation knewa 10 A Anssfcans II v the al
mi'sl lonhfy aRG The velsT, sea and lsud, and no
one should tfavslou oar LAKES Of RIVERS WirI.
OuTlr.
CAUTION
The Publie Sn nbe oautfout that they get the Fenu,
Pain killrf, 81 seHs nsn, that uap
felthsfown uenhstt compounds, In 80 dol ~ they De
s.i,s the sommuni,y, sud iafrinEs upon the "Tfads
haTk" ofPeHy Davis,
Heldby Dealers svsTyWbsW.
Price eS su. Scots, aud ~ ,psrbottle.
in. uARRtd h CO.,
ftoPtis,of' Tor the wsUsa end sosthsfn Slatss
Sold WiOio'si. md R.sIlby 0
IHi i.L.s;. joIS Ss i Co TlaSo.
Dsl.amstsT 4 Co, Msimors.
Caplei h Hale, FouoTia!
q. N ChumAVsfn, Rspubus.
u, q. w. HonTnsn, BsTwiek.
}. w. Miller Auea.
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Adjutnnt-Chas. A. Norton Of Frcu9nt,
has received the appointment Of AdjutAnt Of
Col. GibsOn's 18th Regiment Mr.. Norton
Is worthy and we'll qualified for the position.
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The Great English REM
edy.
SIR JAMES cLARKE's

SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLs.
Prepared from prescription ofSir Clarke,
N. ID. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This isvtluhbls ms1isins it unfanF the cure ofa
these PAiafu and dangerous diseases which the f..
sale eOntttution is subject. Il nodsratss alle1es
aaa rsaoVsI all oSITuetoas, aad a speedy cure may
~ relied -.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
iI Psstiiurly Iutsd Il will, In a short time, bfinE
% the msnthly period with re- rsgularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the GoVsumsnt
atSAB OfcTsst Biiais, to prevent eouAtsTfsitI.
CAUTION.
ThsSs Pills should not be taken by femalos during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS sf Pregnancy, a. they
are 'sfs to bFsS Oa Mi'eaags, bat tsBy other time
they are safe.
IL all sa,ss ofNsryouI and Spinal Affections, Pain
10 the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight sEeTtion Pa
Ptstion 0fths Heart, HyltaHet And Whites se pils
will effect cure when AL other ns have failednnd
athsagh powerful remedy, do not eontai iFon enio
ms aalimony or anything hurtul to the co
Fall diteotieus In the pamphlet around each paek.
AEs which should be carefully preserved.
Sole AgeHt for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, CLats l. c, Baldwin 4 Co.)
MIS-, 90 and 9 postage stamps enclosed to npy
authorised Agent, wiihtuTs bottls, eontafhTnFJ,-
Pills, By return mail.
ssldb by J.F. MaFquSFdt and !. L. ST, John 4 Co.,
Tins, Ohio. sep7. ~
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House and LOt For Sale.

rg The subscriber has a firstrate
~ ioufs and Lot in Tifia, which he oasFs fof
iaie on reasonable terms. For particulars apply Al
Ay ssueenswafe Store J. l.. ALTEhBAUGn,
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Or. LeIand's Anti Rheumatic Dand is the
only known remedy for Rheumatlsm, Gout
and Neuralgia and the pernicious cifects Of
Mercury, and u "a with the grcatest satisfac.
ton, as 10 lie meuts, that we call the aiten.
ton Of our readers to the advertisement In
another column of our paper, Of the AnH
Rheumatic Rand.
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Recruits Wnnted--A few more reouits
are wanted to fill up Capt. Patterson's Co.
(K) in the 4sth Reg't. Headquarters at Sou.
mercial Row. v
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-13

THE HEALTH AN LiFE OF WOMAN.
continually In peril " she Il mad enough TO ne.
elect or malreat those sexual irregularities TO which
tWo.thifds other tsH are more oT less subject.
DR.. cheeseman's Pills, prepared ffomthe same for.
mnla which the Inventor Cornelius l.. Cheeseman, M.
~ ofNsw Yotk, has for twenty yeau ussd suecsss.
tuhy In an extended private praotoe--imms diaisiy
relieve without pan all lldituTanoes Of the periodical
discharge, whether ansng from relaxation oTsuppres.
sion. They act like a charm in removing the pains
that accompany difficult or immodeFaie menitTuaiOn
and are the only safe and reliable remedy for flushet
Sick lieadaohe, Pains In the lons, Hack and Sides,
Papitaton ofthe Heart, Nervous ttemaTs, Mysteries,
spasmI, Broken Sleep and other unpleasant and
dangerous Effects Of an unnatural condition ofthe
ual functions. IN the worst OF Flour Albut or
Whites, they effect speedy ycure.
To WIVES AND MATRONs.
DT. Cheeseman's Pills are offered ut the only safe
means otrenewing interrupted men ensiTuation, but
LADIES MUST hear IN MIND
There 10 one condition ofths female system In which
the Pilll eannotb he taken without producing secular
result The condition referred 10 Il PTegnHncytht Te
suit Miscarriage, Such isthe ire sisabls tendency Of
the medicine 10 restore tho sexual functions TO nor.
NAL condition, that even the reproductive power OF
tuTe oNnuOt resist u.
Explicit directions, stating when, and when they
hould not be used, with each Box-th price each
oS containi nE from 90 10 so Pills.
valuable Pamphlet, 10 be had free, OF the Agents.
Us sent by mail promptly By enclosing price TO the
snefal Ag-ht. Sold BY DfuFRists generally.
RI. HufCHfNGs, Proprietor,
go Cedar Street, New York.
For sale BY I. l.. 81. Jonn X Co., Dulloit A Co.
md j. y, MaFquaTdf. 1fnhn. %. dec9l.fy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-13

EY-A r.dustiOu Of per s'nt. fron The above rate,
wv bs made for Cash.
The Ps.s occupied ~ holmes Of the type sOnPoSnE
The bsdJ Of shs advertisement, will he son,idsrsd
aauafe
AN sSAaslsht Advertisements, togslhsrwith Aduinit
uAton, Aaaehasut Read ani Ditch Notices, mu,tbs
Pid iorin advance.
Advertisements inserted for an indshniis time will
- charged for until ordered cut
Whsu ysAEly sdvsniIsmsnts are inserted, one or
mere ehAAEss will be allowed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-13
5 SPECIAL NOTICES.
hear I'm MIND

e4-ThRt ttheTRIBUNE has the Iarg-
pst circulation, and Is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, IN Seneca
County.-Hl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-13

We have received letter from s. F..
Chamberlin Of MelmOre, now in the 18th In
diana Regiment, at Huttonville, Va, which
will publish ext week.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-13

Capt. Higinbotham's company. let
Chssseurs, Col. Cochrane, has crossed the
Potomac from Washington into Virginia.