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FROaI WASHINGTON. 4.

WASHINGTON, July IL.
The Republican this morning says the
general movement was in the direction Of
Fairfax C. h, which is no great distance
from the right of Gen. MeDoWells line,
though it is near fourteen miles from the
extreme right, The army will halt for the
night this side of Fairfax c. H., which the
enemy will probably take occasion to evac-
luate tonight, and resume their march in
the morning. .JI-.f ,se,
p The Intelligeneer says an officer arrived
here o. last night direct from Msrtinsburg
yesterday morning. He says Gen, john
4 son broke up his camp at Bunker bill on
Monday, and commenced the retreat of his
whole army towards Winchester. IA
Gen. Patterson, with his entire force,
Immediately went in pursuit and was
about eleven miles in the rear Of Johnson.
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cONDITI0N oR THE RE9ELs.


A gent Of this city, who left Richmond
The 9th inst. and escaped via Tennessee,
arrived here this morning. lie says when
he left there were about 10000 troops in
Richmond, and several fortified camps
com mmandihg the approaches with heavy
batteries, one on the Aqua Creek Road
of heavy guns There we're three regiments
at HoWares Grove, east Of the city, and
two regiments Of flying artillery near
Rocket. Regiment after regiment was ar
irving via DansVille. Five regiments,
with q small baggage train, left Richmond
on the 9Th TO reinforce Gen. johnson. He
estimates that there are not less than co.
900 men Under Gen. Bsauregard at and
around Manassas junction, and reinforce
ments Of militia are being forwarded daily.
II was reported but disoredited that there
were 10000at Aqua Creek. 1-sI % aba01
Anderson's Tradegar' warks have turned
out several cannon, also a large number of
gun carriages shot and shell per Week.07f %
Sloats former sewing machine factory has
been turned into an armory, and was en-
gagged altering guns; also all kinds of cavalry
and artillery equipments. y'iJ uUslsIi5J ai
There was a great scarcity of leather and
oil cloth, but tho same establishment had re-
Gently received a supply Of leather from
Kentucky. .ErLFza
4 Thirty barrels OF oil had just been receiT-
cd at Richmond bearing the mark of Phila-
delphia. IsN ..sro3 saas-q i+.-..,t-
A man named DsbOW had erected a per-
cusSion cap machine, which turns out 10000
daily He is also engaged in building three
more. He experienced officially in obtaining
detonating powder. A man from New Or
leans was engaged inamaking it.
q DeBOW ia also constructing telegraph in
strum1nts and recently constructed an infer
nal Imachines q He has gone TO Norfolk TO
give it'll practical test. s..f f,rit ,..l...s. -
Z The steamer Yorktown has been raised,
and is,mOunted Bitheight e4-ponnders. !.
At Richmond, the estimated number Of
men at YOrkiOEn was $4,000, and from TO-
OO0Ito 10000 at Norfolk. r...r ,-5f,---.i---
The troops from Pensacola, at Richmond,
generally cOneuT in the upOssibility of
taking Fort Piekens, 1t is said that they
were indnced 10 come Nerth, from represent
ations that Fortress Monroe would fall an
Provisions are at present plenty in Rich
mohd, and vast crops Of cereals are being
harvested. 17 s197r yas ta{t s,.-f...- ~. +.
lFhe Washington Star confirms the report
about the rebelrsteameI Yorktown, and
adds that two officers late of the Federal
navy are making surveys Of the river to
get her out into thee bay. Commodore
Stringham is prepared to meet her. ~
IA letter from MartinsbRrg, dated the l4th,
says that Gen. Patterson was moving on
Winchester by two different routes, gssT.--.-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18


The Navy bill Of Mr.. Hale provides that
during the present insuFrectiOn, or any
ether war in which the United States mar
be snesged, the Secretary Of the Navy
shall be authorized to hire, purchase, Or
contract sors such vessels as may be nsce9-
sary for the temporary Increase Of the
Navy. And also to commission, during
such var, with proper rank, such number
Of officers Of experiences and apprOlsd es-
pscity in the mercantile marine, as The pub
lie service may require. The Secretary Is
also authorised to furnish any vessels that
may be hired or bought from The meEcan-
tie marine with ordnance stores and mum
itions Of war, in such quantities as may
be necessary 70 make them most eficisnt
Mr. Hale also intends to offer bill fOrthe
increase Of the corps Of United States ma-
Fines. This plan, 1t will be seen, is an ad.
option for the Navy Of the volunteer sys-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18

The dispatches received this morning
fully confirm the statements made BY our
special correspondent in the letter which
we published this morning, and which was
written two days ago. The programme
there laid down has been thus far fully
carried out, and also the manner in which
the advance upon Richmond will be made.
The anaconda Of an army is In motion, and
is deadly folds will speedily enclose the
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FlovdterTbIef.

The statement which We published 8 day
or two ago, regarding Eoyd's exploits as a
horse thief, would seem TO render probable
the statement of Richmond gentleman,
made to US in Baltim 're in April last, 10
the effect that Bank having beeR robbed
in Richmond some years ago, il was strong
u suspected thRt John B. Floyd had hand
in the transaction. His private character
was 50 bsd in the city st the time that he
vas not admitted into The first circles Of
society. "a
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This Afternoons c N Report :
= r FROM 1aCl MISSOURI.


ib5a7ll Las siisaz a.ssl 81. LoUls, July IT.
Mr.. hayward, Superintendent Of the
Hannibal & st. Josepk Railroad, just from
Hannibal, received the following dispatch
preTious to leaving that place: t' m
a .HUnsoE, No, Jnlyi le.- Eight hundred
Federal troops came mp ahead of the passen-
ser train this morning, as far as Millyille, 30
miles above St Charles, on the North llis-
souri, II Railroai, Mhefe the track was torn up
and the troops fired into. An engagement
ensned, resulting in the loss Of rebels kill-
ed and several taken prisoners. - sssv
One man caug With a gun in his hands
was 3rmeajately hPng. Another attempt-
ing to escape vas Tiddled with balls. Fight
ing still confined when the passenger train
The Federals lost three killed and seven
wounded Thirty horses captured -t,--a
Strength Of fsbels not known. 49, Z
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LION FoRfRRss aloNRoE.

II II -T----" II-Ell1 -IlV1Il-VNl . W To
The Sd and 4th Massachusetts Regi-
mentsp whose three months time is mp,
leave for Boston at once -i.r.s7 r-;...
Brigadier General Pierce will return
home. .- 6.--,- -1l
Several companies went out from New
port News last night to surprise, if pessi-
BILE, body of light horse, who have for
some time hovered in the vicinity. They
had not returned at the departure Of the
morning boat from Newport News. W DOR
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RIaar 0N KANAWHA RIvER.

.b5Hsg Iid sdT CEScIsSATIr July ~.
ION Friday night a. detachment of thee
companies Of Col. " oOdrufFs Second Ken
tucky RegimentAttaeked six hundred Re
bells, betEesh Mad River and Barboars-
willie, on the Ksnawha River, completely
routing them. Ten or twelve rebels were
killed, and number wounded, The Ken
tuckians had one killed. Gen, Cox's brig
ads was rapidly moving up KansWha.
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ADVANCE OF CRN. PATTERSON.

: 7I-I. - = = = PHIBADELPHIA, July II.
The Enquirer has q letter from Bunker
Hill in relation to the advance oe Gen. Pat
terson's column to that point on Monday.
Tompkins, with the RAodsi Island battery,
led ths van: SIX hundred Of the rebel Gay
aIry. unde Col, .stsEert, charged the 2Sd
tPeSnsylvania regiment, not seeing the bat
-terv.,Ehich opened on them, breaking their
charge! The rebels quickly fetrested,
pursSeds BY coL Thomas Of the Regular
captain and q private were
captuFsd .sIo7t sqn -
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OOMMERCIAL.
~ YORK elARKET-jaII 1a.

o. lBT TELEdnAPH.l cFHI
BL0UR'--RecolptsI 10, ,s8s bbls. Market &c higher
sslst ao65 65S At ss.sOass % for supsrfns stats
tor extra state; s3,76a2,s0 for HuDarhn6
Westerni 44lQof9l.5 for common 70 medium extra
ssssisnd s N 30 ior shipping brands extra round
CANADIAN IgL0UR-Msrkst a shade hrrnor.
Sales 200 bbls At fL05a7,c0.
RYE RLOUit-- Market steady At S2,sOas,5O.
WHRAT-Receipts 1924 bush. Market lac
better a. Sales yasY bush q s9esec for MilWaukee
Sl,al9l q for white western,
RYE-Asrkst auist at 4595oc for western; Sc
BARLEY-Markst dull at s2asse.
CoEN5Reoeipt $50 bush. Sales at s994l1<o
0ATs-stoAdy Ct H9ssc for western Canada aud
P0RK-Markes quiet. Sales $50 bbls at $3.50
9l5,is ior messi $1,000 fer prime.
] CUT hIRAT8-MarIst dull. rsra. .-.
LARD-Market firm and sales at 809o
n, DLLhlfh- ls moderate request at 1920 tor
eHEEsk-hArket steady At 2@7c as in quail
WHIsKY-Market quiet at Isc. v.ss.
BUFFALO RIARKKTlJuIy IL. m'e
[sT TxLEaRAFHl OF mca O.
FL0UR=Market steady. tilrE .vb- '
WHEAT-market better. Sales roo bush No
cnb at s0c $50 bush Ken5sha club a. s2c 90 bu
While Canada % 2lyb5. ~ -
bush. most OF which vas sold yesterday afternoon,
OATS Market arm. sales arS 5000 bush for
RYRSMsrkst lover. Sales 5000 bush ata7c.
--WHl8kN-Harket quiet at l4c.
CANAL ERBIG GHTS-Dnli lO1keon corn ll5<o
LAKE hIPORTs-7,O6o sbIs -four; o. 900 bush
Whsati 42i0o05nsh corn; 1000 bush rye. .-.
wheat; OD bush corn; 1900 bush oats; 900 bush
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eONGREss2ON h5aaa
.ar " ASAi S'r- ~ HHfoN' 'uiy T.
HOUSE. r.rr ~

1-43l1G Eua HOUSE. sfrH AZ
Henry May appeared, and was qualified,
by taking The oath to support the Gonsti-
tuition. s'
~ Mr. Holman introduced q resolution au-
thoriziDg the Select Committee heretofore
appointed to examine into the War Depart
ment Contracts TO be made, and that the
committee have leaEeito sit during the re.
cess. .b-'4obL .r-7r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18

\ The Fourth Wisconsin Regiment unex-
pectsdly arrived here this morning They.
were received By ths Buffalo Tigers, e1d
brevkfastsd.- They leave by the Erie Reed
this forenoon. y " '-.1A ~ - 4sys.
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FROOT NEW YORK,

= go s'a 1 NEW YoRk, July l6. Z
The brig Dunbar, from CieniuegOs, reports
that she was hailed on the 2sth ult. by the
priyateer Sumter, and replied in Spanish and
broken English. She left supposing Che yes
sci was q foreigner. ...ll' ,.a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18


TEF GREAT Horse RACE OF MoEDAY-
FASTEST TIME on RECORD. .-on Monday
last the great race between Flora Temples
upon the one hand, and Ethan Allen and |
his matc on the other, came of at the Union
Course, Long Island, attended BY a iremen-
dous crowd Of spectators, as Fellis might
be, for the double team made two seconds
better time than vas ever made before in
harness.
The match vas for $1,000, mile heats,
hest three in i've, TO wagons. FlOra's best
time to wagons previously was 2:26, and
Elhsn Alien and mates best time in pub
lie to their wagons, 2:243 (which they made
when they trOtted the famous doubls-te
race against Lantern and his mate. s3l
The MY. Tribunss report Of the race
says Of the 6rst heat; E8se
-0T As the horses wheeled into the home
stretch every eye was strained 70 see the
race. and the utmost excitement prevailed
in the crowd There vas great cloud Of
dust, looking like goId-poWder in the slant
10 ing sunshine, and out Of il loOmeda the
forms Of the shree splendid horses rushing
down the course as if swept by q Whirl-
wind. AS they reached TIE htanui lhe
widest cries were uttered, and sbort, ner-
vous cheers given by those who saw their
faTorites ahead. Then in an instant the
horses came up With The piokets, passed the
score, and in second had swept by like Q
dream. Ashley rushed past the stand, and
ths aag fell, the mulfitudS chssred to the
eeho. and many q hat.. was flung in the cir
Everybody knew that grest time had beer
made. and those who had bet that nothing
p better than 2:s8 and 2:2z would be made
looked chop-fallen enough. There Was 1
rush Of the crowd toward the Judge
stand, a moment Of breathless silence, AM
theh great outburst Of applause as 1t va
a1nuuneed that the double team won th
beat in z.223 Then there was buzz
III excitsment and every tongue seemed g
fne.st once; for the tine IOds too seo0H1
bsftsr tkaaeveT Was made 10 wagons before.
The second heat vas Won BY the doup
team IN 2!22, and the third in 2:2S2. es
Judge JAMES P3RKER formerly memb'
Of the State Senate Of Ohio, from Lickir
.county. and iatcly Judge s=Of the comm'
- Pleas Of Hsmilton eoantyi died on Fridi
last July II. Judge P. Eas g ProHiAs
rnemBsf ef The Cinciunasi baE. ss se
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= 0cCUPArION OF FAIRFAX.
H0TT IYO4WAsH1NaToN, July IL
snsniaI 10 lhe Commeroial

Anessaes TO- the War Department says
Fairfax Court House vas o6eupied at sum
rise, the-rebels having previously aban9
d0ned Ne place. 10 108kdA0 dcf ,yIla-
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THE FOURTH WISCONSIN REGIMENT
2. BrrFFAIo Julv II ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18
Herald's dispatch

The discovery Of a pass to enter the Rap-
pshannock River on the person Of 9 man
recently found ct Richmond, and the effort
of the rebels to create difficulty in CON
sequence between the British Minister and
our, Government, has On Investigation
turned out to be very shrewd rebel trick
to involve our Government in q quarrel
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ron, BY Cts & BrOwneIl, and sold to Mr..
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DR.. GIBSON,

Professor of Electropatby aud Medicine,
~ Once No. III Ontario street, up stairs, q few
doors froir the Public Square, -fh aliEral q
Qnlr9S houTs nom g Y and nom % o'clock
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18

.hOOFOR j. MGCONNELL'S EYE
~ and Ear InlmRry, 235 Superior, corner Of sen
eca st. During the year Of the worst caseH
almost totally BL1N and DEAF-have been ro-
stored to sight and Hearing at this Infrmary They
can be seen IN tho City at any time. fr- &.
N4-PersOns afflicted with Cataract ought to cal
aud see the cases operated upon BY DR.. Mcdonnell
with complete success. dis celebrated Eye Water,
tor the cure Of Inflammation and the removed Of Opa
cities or hlus from the eyes, sent 10 any address upon
the receipt Of one dollar. june6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18

GEN, JOHNSON REFREAFING
no WINCHESTER 5So y Iasa ,ao'.
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TEIIEGRAPHTC.a 4
TAEIR PREPARATIONS FOR THE war

The Number Of their Troops,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18

~ 81 roomaaa s1 ~ rom sii d'ia
eiEip
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II;7.isii J6aE S5lfS
= = = -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18

he WofId'8 maFKet u1m our I7IiIlII1 1lIllI-
laries, but of such are not the wares which
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18

ILTERATTVE SYRUPEA SU-,
~ PERIOR article for purifying the Bisood, e y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05

Female lutrularides, weski isss, Uirrlue disnlsce.
meni ayd uli focal lueilne difficulties and oongt tuon
ul tronhrt oi women are eutlfoli curei hy p 6Fssl
cnhurs Mntshenh Uterine tutbohtCn,
lu hlagoureylon, Riss hvgctyr, ststfr Of hc Rev,
hsnp Waft hcsc heri 10 lsusn 70 The Poodle, page
tet, taNhg
"lha,c nine sisters snd siaer,iulaws, aud fourteen
ismalo cou'ut al mguicd, Antu dslics~ aud aihng,
Amid The tWmense clrls Of my lr rnds aud acnhaint.
aaecs ! eapuot recall t,u mauird ladies bom iu this
eenWsN and countf' Wbo ayo ptf'vctN hcaltlYW
ln essetf hvWeNtf, where the Gttcifuherg Catholic.
on has hern usvi We must coy tfat hrubh has taplN
taken thep pitcc of jisrasc, and ladies have bvlome
rohntl nfonsI Nienfouf end hcahhy.
Mri. NIcfssn, NJ Ilmira, ,gHtsi "NraUtpl, Indeed,
hthe couhuiuT, tiusinH rstUrr OF Woman, hut bow
much docs 90 ncod to Do protected 81 wa'chhlnest
that will lead htr iu tine af dlitusc oppral ga
me.hcal tdrser Of scientific edutaiiOn, MORAL worth
and putty ofclsrlctcrn
Authcso way BE- secured by aatressiug ho Ctaefsn.
berr gowpanV.
am a Methodist clstFrmau. Nv hear has Gitly
achod 40 Nifurfs ne feeble hcahh nf women a. have
trayelcdmy circait preceding che eospei ihsHk Gal,
hoecvet that hs,e seen 40 these atfascs give way
20 the HrHelcrlerf Mathaus lisfiqo Oaihohron,
whrfoveru has been nssa. Rev. pErfR FuAhp,
Rids~sy, Miemgau Foreeiy Of Wo,'e.u staES,
Mruina Co ~.
For sa,o XIV nunol, 3 Co.. n. lI. snyJsr. Fimn,
n, llall. lowslli nt. D. Nsies, Gteea lrdugfi Wm.
Wiuirgtr Auicsi o. liollnaE q Co., Nst'utfhensiup;
and hy ne dicine dsalrfs ih r,urhlui thr ate.
N %, hiNNsiEh, NlrKelsnt,
u-A.lr Agen, tor Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
8. ET0lM ITRSERY!

TIE undernFned would Inform the ciuseut " Ssue
ca oo,, that be has on hanh good srrph of Arple
Chery and Peach ife'l, thpi trr now in eri fais
der inf tranipanuns, isom 90 year, ola, Also
good assortment oflfabola Grnnes,
man2m RE GOOpNoCCm
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05

HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PUILADFIPuIA.

Neuevolent lnititution rstatNihod nv special En-.
dowment, iortho ReNeroftte Sick an niurcs,ed
afflicted vah Nlrulent and Epidemio piseases, asd
nauF.
MEptCAl ADVICE given gratis, bv the Acuns
'eu urscon, 20 a who apply hv letter, with desert .
tou 81 hsifeondttiun, tare, occupation, hshits fs
So , snd In cts.s ofsrtsmo pogcry, MvIicines nd.
uishsd ftro OF chnrse.
NAlNARlt REPORTS on rperm5iorl hra, ahi
eihes li,,sseto tae re1ual orfms, 9ad on he NEW
REMfnlEs cmpoysdin tbo lisnrnsrty, ,trat to ue
aai.crd n sealed lotJrr onygl1ncs sfss otehatfe Two
of thrce Stamp, ior unsfsEs yyill ts acceptable.
Addros,, hR. sNitLtN upuGuruN, Acting
SuFgeon, WoWarl Association, No south Ninth 81,
philadelphia, IA. M oficF OF fhn Direction
EZRA n,uEARrWkLls President.
oto, FAthNnitn, egCriory, dsget "
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05

West tcdtotd, tushocion Co, MAY "a, 81,
Ne. N, q ktug,ley, ~irs-l have bueA tvtns tUs
mrdiuinst ofthe G,aelenhcrg Company for Tho last 10
years, apl have iayadaby luupd them to give sroat
sau,hcnoui end the piil, have so 10 gr,at niaay
nmiNefa rrgular a. their and yofcc, aud with
mY trade thry have hccoue staple sUirtc, MatthaA
ltcftua Hathehonu is nedioiuc that has donF grcai
mount ~ good in iumalc ditra,rs. one lady I tod
it % tuld me shs had received morc henedi nom
bottle than she ald om hing c1ur,o of medical treat
mUut hy the nostskt tlilul phNaiViRus. Aorw tfnltt
4 MEg NNItanN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05

The above ia parrait o. David NcCreery Of Napier
toWuship, Who, on the 3lsday Of August 1855 made
addav before jusuce Gofey thai hs was trvatsd Tor
thecgEe OF 1uucoT by urcc physic5ns Of Bedtorl Co.
and by Dr. Newton OF he Eclectic College n Cinein.
ueu, Tor period olueaTy eight months, notu hsiand
ing which hlalip, uosr, ana portion OF cheek
were eniirey eaten awuyl he had given up an hope,
whrnhe heardat the "nlooi euchct o nd was induc
81 totU Il. -Four hotlos cnred BIN, and nhaugh sad
allie mediciuc saved his lic, Tho fi particulars Of
this femark1hc ease may be Feon ih uifeul5r Which
can be had Of any ID the agcnu,
We also refer 90 the case OF Nancy Reakasv, Of ~.
druon, Aruntong county Pa, cured OF Scrof1la aner
hcing nnahe 90 ect OFT Of bed for lhfee Yeurs,
iothe ca4e cf lady u AnsnnFilla, Cloarfnld coun.
q, Who was alsy aalgiod with sgrofnla in its wors
form,
loths ease ofGeorgs Moiicl, residing in Csrrohowa
tamefa conntY, Pa, who NsEso hNilt talaietcd with
Nnactr ilrti nai Dis Cuira psse on Aud his ease Vas
woric, if pos, ilis, than NcCIesrr't
The naricsrt ofihesr cases, cvfrf one OF which ,gas
cured bv the esc VI tho Blood Seareher-may lso se
ionadiu irsular 20 BE- had suy Of the Asents
r, ~ LEMON, Proprietor
Laboratory for ne wanugciuge and sale near the Pa
Ruihosl nepQf, N9'Ninrsbtrs Pa,
nr Geo, "a. hcvter, Afholoinlc rsenf, Piusbnfa Pa
For s1'a hy J q Wooster, TiMni O. a. Sc. John 8
CO., l.Wn, and l. ioainaa, sleCulsheanils,
iaalalatm
fos,ale ~ .I,st. leha Co., vmn. spilI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05

Invites close Cash Buyers to con
,idcrthc following facts, and IN It
would not be 10 their intetestts scnl him oTAsr
His business " eNclusvely Cush orei he buys and
sells cAcubytly lor CAshi and has ono Of the most
tcnsive Iactot,rs IN fiWn,
some thirty different choice brands OF sesEu from
Havana and fireman constNntly on hand. Az sNtsu,
sye cash business him 10 se atvety small pr-
0ts, Also, sole agent fnr genuine Havana Eagle ruu
oire, from the mauuhclory Of VI. 20 lNilltEsti Nun
oro Ste, Rita Street PTtncipe, l,a he Cubs,
lie has, also, chcse brands Of fine cut Chewing and
smoking rohsccoi Fronch Eanpe aud Nlacabsy snuG,
constantly an hand, Orders iiiled on short notice
sunsC sCash, tdccql n SCIlNNESS,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
GRAEFENBERG
FAN9tLY HFGutCiNES,
HOME TESTIMONY.

NAuuogn, lrm,hull Co., o., N7rgh su,, 1857,
hcrchY ccuoiy that have teon doalinF iu the Gul.
yuhgV Mydcinos lor The past ,o1t aud truly say
That have never uNcIvl any nvdrlucs 60 tho public
that have ugt with ho dvudud capitalization or tho poe
pie hkr lhrsr, pArcular'y tho lie snd tafbohron.-
They will readily perform oll and more than s proni,ct
r HON. have sold tbust tOy bottles OF tho tnthon
som the pssI seusou and bear bc tcs,tc,us u even
yatc,