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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-01
GREAT BARGAINS


- JxwssLny.
sss os9 sss " a s s
Try having immense hand which bey
mined q reduce At sacrifice he is now selling their SOHO
immense rsanoos fse aSscser having sses IN H. Jew
suns o. ss Sr a si pe
respect The goods all wen made and win give
Mosaic Lava Coral &c: Earrings and Pins s. set; usual
Jet Gold Stone Garnet and Enama Earrings and PMS s4
rnsauose crbuncle Mosaic and Lava Earrings and Pias
Mosaic LAVA cafbunes Carne', &C. Earrings and Pins 50
c@si HSsn@lisd Csi5aucle Lsv. &c Earrings Pins
eyal Rsnd sraSeets, = each; usu.I price ~
Richly Engraved and Chased FlA Bracelets ~ eaen
Ensrssea Chased Flai Band Bracelets 81 eaca ssoA
Cham Bracelets, 81 each; usual price S.
Gssin sraes,s Il each gsGsl gse ". " u.u,
Caibunclc and Coral sleeve Buttons 81 set uSua
Misses Seckiaccs Coral Garnet &e 81 each; prizes
cn;dren Coral SeeRlscs % cents sch .sa pre- 81 %
Ladies chsteane Chains snd Pins 81 each saA ptsse %
Locsets for Daguerreotypes Hair 81 price Sd
S1s s %i s sss each each usual Saa PRICE PRICE
Lsaes Bar. ings s. pail usual prize q
ladies' Sleeve Buttons 20 to 81 set usual price 81
Sleeve Buttons 20 cents to 81 each usual Proe
Gentlemen studs 81 sc usual pria 81 . 81
Ess Je BsSeet = each; usual prize - ,,, ,,.o a
Gentlemen Pins 81 each. price -
Ladies real 81 ye. gtn. 81 s.eh; usn.i price 50
Ladies realize Earrings, 81 nsr; usual price 81 -.
Also God Pens and rencls Too'hpcss Watch Ksy Beit
Goods go by NAN Or cypress to all pas's Of the Un'ea
GEo as q ALIEN Agent for the manufactursrs
wholesale retail AS broadway, door below csai
a1d g srg gSoed s 81 sy s Prsdsn s he
fon Abraham Lincoln, manufactured BY Aaron Coz,
shase design mas be had al WHITE store beneath
Museum see new York Herald and Tribune Fen "a
GREAT BARGAINS N J1wrLny.-YoCR CHOICE
Fancy Goods. The same a. other stores charge q
Jacobs AHEAD JACOBS AHEAD.
Great bargains In Jcwery &C for 80 cents of
thousand Articles Of Jewelry and Fancy Goods ~
60 cEsrs. 90 CENTS, 50 CENTS, 90 CENTS. % CENTS
~ for choice Of thousand Articles OF Jewey,
&c. at JACOBS, iU Broadway
FURNITURE.
BEDROOM SUIT or ENAsELLEp FURNITURE
a for s25 IN al cocrs OF warranted manu- ss.ure AH
r. TRANSACTIONS, ss Canal street. opposite Wooster Ks
A PAIR PRICE aIvKs FOR SECOND HAND FUR
o. Perry. All notes attended 70.
U,SAaELIFD CHAMBER SUITS or FURNITURE, IN
~ all colors and styles AZ wholesae and retail
AT rs and upwards. Also Mattresses and falhANcS
WAKREN wAkD, 271 Canal street
Four doors OF Broadway.
E,IRsT CLASS RNAaELLED FURNITURE, PLAIN.
sprss i ss s Vd fssER qa c ssss
.arerp. 6 BroaGws5 between Blocker and Bond streets
BILLIARDS.
A FrsB ASSORTMENT OF FREscH, PsGusH AND
N American riiliart Tsbles with
PHELANs COMBINATIONS CUSHIONS.
new baud and At prices TO su,t thu times
PHRiAN ooLIIsDER ss 50, 81 and % Crosby st. n.
BILLIARDS FOR SALE, A SPLENDID STOCK or
ID and seond hand Tables for SIS Si0 $50 and $50
everything orders
bv NAL. Tables To- let
WILLIAM IL GstTgIrH, lis gunss areo,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-01

NJIBLOss GARDEN.
ssv ETS1EcoED KiGmr 1 ~~A~'"
On e,c <xczgem his season Of
MR. EDWIN FORREST.
tkPARAIL ED EXCITEMENT
u CONTINUED kUrH EVERY EVENING
10 wh1nsJ Sc Coorad's Historical Tragedy Of
On FIR AT EVENING, March l. win be repeated. for The
sikth tin his sesson the Tragedy q
JACK CADE;
OR. TIiE BOkDMAN Or KENE
Jsck Csds his original characte Mr. EDWIN rohhHsr
~ ~
- W. AS>~~
Orl saturday vcnixg-EEGIlsH OPERA,
FRA DlAtOLo,
ny MMK. ANNA BISHOPS TROUPE.
Aud first appearance of MIS- ELEAEOR WATSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-01

srHRouoH FREIGHT ARRANGEMENT -poR NOR
~, rorfo,k and petersburg and southsde Rairosd for
,s,cbburr bristol, Memphis and Intermediate places
every day and through receipts furnished
Steamship JAMESTOWN, CAPTAIN skinnsr' icaves every
1sssasy YORKTOWN Captain Parrish every Saturday.
q, Norfolk seven per foot; TO CITY Point eit
ANITA and Riohrnond nsns cents -. ,..,,a.s "a .
1870, o. Richmond Sl0 children between ne ages Of
esAKhsif prtco LUpLAM HkIkEks.
so q, 8As p'NN No. liz Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-01
MUSICAL.


A MAGNIFICENT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
~ forte for saleTichy carved legs and cor
full iron plate irlad With sawood ovestruug
Dlad with pearl And pearl keys 10 order for present
owner city makers uly guaranteed for three been
but three months Cost 500 and will be sold
including stool and Also, elegant Drawing Room
Suit cost $Au for $50 Inquire at No 70 West twenty
sixth street, SIKH
A GREATLY IMPROVED PIANoFoRrR.
IA LIGHfE Is BRADBURY,
Manufacturers OF new scale of oyerstng bass patent in
suated full iron frame and square Panoforte, A
Broome street Pianos rent.
A FIRST CLASS ORGANISE AND BASS WILL BIZ
n for engagement after the LIST Of May next IN
any church, either IN New YORK brooklyn Undonbied
references Address, stating location and
week, q. w. N organist, Herald Office.
A YOUNG LADY WISHES TO OBTAIN A FEW PU-
"A pills To whom she give music lessons At their rest
dences; would ike situation music teacher IN school
Her sister also desires situation IN either r-
family school Address for two days d. NJ c., VII
iamsburg Post Office Good references can DC given.
A YOUNG LADY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE RE
n frences To character and abilities wlshes situation
visiting goyerness teacher OF English branches pr
school, either York Brooklyn. Please address
Nj. o., box 3,2SS New hork Post office.
CHIcKERiNG 4 SONS
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS
69i Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-01

-~--~>---~--~~----~~--~
VETERAN CORPS OF TIKI WAR or 1872 "A REaU
lar monthly meeting will be held at the Mercer Hous
this friday evening March l. at ~ O'Clock Public attend
ance is requ, s'ed BY order. A. DAILY, Colonel
L. NJ. PhYTI, Adjutant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-01

JTcR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE
On SATURDAY March 2 the United states Hail Steamer
FULTON,
T. A wGTrON, Comm sDdeT
EE sail from Ne 81 North foot of Beach street.
On sATrRDAY, March 2, at uoon-
ma steamer, unsurpassed for safety and comfort has
engines under deck, enclosed nv watrght oonroar
ss which, besides other results tend In the event OF coi
strandng the pumps free 70 work and
tare the safety of vesael and passengers.
Price OF passage In second cabin, B75 ana E1
FOR freght or passage apply to
s sAn Mscxr MILK agents, Broadway.
The steamer AKAGo will sail March 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-01

f10R SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE
II steamer Of Saturday, March g.
The United States Mali steamship
ADRfATIC
Jefferson Maury Commander,
VIII leave pier Of Canal street. North river
Eaksrday March the ports touching Queens
i0wU, Land her mails.
The Adriatc has tight Compartments AMI Ia
relied for comfort, safety aud speed
passage CABIN Havre .$il0
3Ates passage Cabin TO southampton. 100
Eecond Cabin, Southampton havre .....-..... %
H0WLAND AsPINwALI,
Agents.
81 and IS South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-01

pRoOKLyN ACADEMY OF NUsfC--DON JUAN.
ID SATURDAY, MARCH =, AT 8, GRAND GALA kiltyS.
Tn which Occasion viii be presented
MOXAkTS IMMORTAL MASTER WORK
AND THE GREATEST or ALL OPkRfE.
IL DON GIOVANNI, don JUAN,
With the following powerful and unprecedented Gust:
Donna Apua Mad GesoA leriina Miss HiSssel
Donna hisua, Mile Eens Don Otavo. sig Brsn&
tnu Gosanni. sig Ferrt Lepnyeo Sig su2&S
Msssetto. .ss Colet CoLaandxtore. Sig Deubrrsl
Director and Conductor Sig kExs
Correct Opcsa Books AZ sihe's IL Wal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-01

I'M EW BUWFKY THEATRE.
An coie propsls tors Mesrs G. L. Fox and j. W. LngsxA
FRIDAY, MARCH l, 1851.
ihe petite comedy Of
CO0i. AS A CUCUMBER
Mr. q. ]. Fox's Comic Pantomirna of
HARLEQUIN JACK, "lIE GIANT KILLER.
And the Scottish drama Of
WOAAN'n LOVE.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
the )dation of faunlsa
GAkLEQNIN JAGk. rMk GlANI klLLEk
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04
NEIGnBoRING coUNTY NEws.

IIorrid Ahair-Ou Inst Friday evening
Josiah Shnlicr stabbed Leonard Deutsclc, m
Deutsche's Shoe and Grocery Store, in Gil
boa, Putnam county, producing death in a
short time afterwards. The facts, rs near as
we can obtain them, are; that Shaifer, while
in Deuische's stNre, accidentally, with his
shawl, pushed a tumbler from the counter on
to the floor, breaking il, which enragcd Mr..
Deutsche and he ordered Shaffer TO leave his
house. Shatier refused TO go aud Dcutsche
attempted TO force him out docrs. In the
scufile Shaffer drew a long bladcd knife and
stabbed Deutsehe in the region Of the heart.
causing death In a short time. Another per
son present, noticing that Shaher was about
to stab Oeutsche, endeavored to guard the
blow from the person Of Deutsche and receiv-
cd severe cut from the knife, on his arm,
near the wrist.
Sll0ier was arrested, and after an examin.
alton before Justice of the Peace, in default
Of $4,000, was committed to Jail for trial by
the Court Of Common Pleas .-Findlay Cour.
ier.
esS- We learn that boy named MAYNARD
was instantly killed at the FIGURING Mill Of
J 7. Elderkin, in WoOdvile, last week, by
his clothes catching the betting and thus be.
ing drawn into the machinery Fremont
Jour.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04
Court Of Common Pleas,
Seneca Co., Ohio.
Martin V. Rogatt, Assiguce of
benjamin + Baker,

ls I htNlONt
II. T Benton Of the State Of California will
take notice that the Plaintiff did on the 2Sti
day o Nov A. u. 1860, file his petition in
said Court, against said defendant, setting
forth that suid plninliT is the assignee of
said Benjamin +. Baker, that as such nc is
ovhcr and holder Of a promissory note. in
The shin uf three hundred dollars, cVccutcd
and delivered by defendant to said Baker ON
the 9Olh day ofApril A. d, 1859. That said
mote hears 10 per ct. interest, and il due and
wholly unpaid. That on or about the Goth
day Of April, A. d. 1889, said Baker sold Ia
defendant and put him In posses ion thereof
"tpNtt Of the south end Of the cast one half
Of th" north east ono iUurlh Of secliuh q
township two, range 10, scipio township
Seneca county, Ohio, Containing four acres
and ten rods of land more or less" That
Stid Baker retaining the legal title TO said
/ premises, upon making the assignment aforp
said, conveyed TO plaintiff the legal estate in
said premises, subject To the equitable rights
ofsaid defendant That plainuif has over since
beeu and Ia NOW ready TO Complete said co
tract uroh compliance Of said defendant with
/ the terms Of said purchase. That plaintiff
holds tax lien upon said real estate 10 IN,
aggregate sum Of S62 50 which is pllur upor
said premises. Plaintiff asks that account b,
Of what is due him for taxes paid; also oI
what Il dte aul unpaid upon said ptOinlsbrt
hote that said defendant bb ordered TO pAy
the same; aud that said real cttato be sub.
Ircted to the payment Of saii shihs, under or
der Of the court, aud for other and genera re.
lief The said u. p. Benton ia notified that
hc is required to appear and answer said pc
ttion on or before the 26th day Of January
| \ D. 1901, OF Judgment will DO rendered
/ thereon
PENSiNGroS, LEE & DRrwEh,
htty's. fbr llaintlG.
! =, h,. qn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04
CincinnnIi NInrItet.
New York Market.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 9.
FLouR-Salcs Of $4,000 bbls at s. 256f ,,
for super western IS 50@5 30 for common
TO medium extra western; S. I5G5 IS for in
ferior to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEAT-Salcs at 81 356Sl so.
RYE-Sales at 75d7Sc.
BARLEY-Sales at 70@S0c.
CoRN-S Sales 4, 100 bu at 67@65' Sfor new
yellow.
oArs-sales at 35@97y Se for State, West
crn aud Canadian.
WHisEY-held at IL SC,
PoRK-Sales at Sl625 for mess; 10 25@
10 80 for prime.
BLEF-Salcs at 50 75@4OO for country
primei t5 OO@5 2Ofor country mess.
BEEF HAMs-Stoady. Sales at 81 50@Sl4.
IS for western.
Cur MrArs-Quiet at 6iS@Oc for shoul.
dcrs, and &c for hams.
BACON Steady. Sales at 9atc.
LARD-sales ut l01l@l0isc.
BurTER-A fair business doing atl l0l5
forOhio l5@2lo for State.
CHEH E-9@ lie.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04

There will be found advertised in our pa
per some family me dieines that we desire to
call especial attention 10. Among them is De
Weaver 5 Salt Rheum Syrup and Cerate.-
We speak more directly tie Cerate, which
is an ointment every family should have al
hand.
We know Il has no equal for he cure Of
frosted feet, ehilblains, ehapped or cracked
hands or lips, aud for sore nipples Il is the on
iy one thing required. II any person Il Af
dieted with any disease where good salvs
is wanted, we advise them 10 give DR.. Wea-
ver's Cerato just one trial and they will be
convinced OF its merits.
DR. WeaveT's Syrup, With the Cerate, Is 4
sure cure for all hum0rs, sores and diseases
that arise from impuritY OF the blood
Another valuable preparations he fhe old
standard remedy and peoples iavorite, Per
~ Davis Pain Killer. Our readers On,y
want TO know that this remedy is pure and
genuine, and sold by all our city druggists.
Or. 5. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bit
tors is very agreeable medicine, and yalua
ble where stimulating agent Is required
We know that all the above named rene
dies are just what the afflicted reqahe, sud
can Be found at the drug stores generully. -
LOuisville Democrat, Feb. 10Th 1860.
Sold by all medicine dealers
Dee II 4w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04

DiPtheTiR and it's Cure-This sinRu.
lar disease which has thus far seemed 10 baf-
ne me akill Of our best physicians, has be-
come 90 prevalent, and has been 80 generally
latAl' that any Suggestion ia regard 20 it,
cure, VIII hardly prove uninteresting. Its
causes are nOt know, and therefore the treat
ment has heretofore beeh merely exDerimen
tai; but lie pathogonomic symptoms are so IA .
versifed and dissimihr, that II many Instan.
eea the throat Of the patient close. and he
dies before his disease has been discovered
In the early stages Of the complaint, which
is always accompanied by soreness and
swelling Of the throat, let the patti ent use a
simple solution Of salt aud water, as a gargle
every fifteen minutes. At the same tune,
moisten a piece OF flannel with solution Of
the same Kind made warm As the patient can
bear Il, aud bind Il around the throat, renew
ing il as often ss the gargle is administered,
and In the meantime sprinkling fine salt be-
tween the flannel and the neck. Use inward
" somo tonic Or stimulant, either separately
or II the pruatratioa be great use both tOgsth-
sr. This trestmont, a. may BE- seen. IS ex.
iremey simple, and II used IN the earlier sta.
81 q lhe ditesse. viz effect q eusnplsie cure.
l-Piiiahurgh Post.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04
THE SNOW.

The snow! the snowl
The beautiful snowl
Look up in the sky;
Far, far, very high!
See each little fake
Its quiet way make,
Till, without any sound,
Like blossom in Juno,
Like the light Of the moon,
II sleeps on the groundl
Hark, how the wind blowsl
See, faster il snOwsl
Flying aud Ehirling,
Floating and tWirling,
They come and they 90,
Pretty crystals Of snOwj
Aud how they seem all in a furry:
Like children at play,
They are running away;
And now they come back in a hurry.
Sing merrily, o!
The beautiful snow
Like iairies they're dancing,
Their white feet are glaneing,
Like bees In hive,
They seem all alive;
They are here; they are there;
Now quiet aud still,
As by their sweet will,
They float In the air.
The beautiful snow
Makes music know
Though we have no car
That music to hear.
See they walk and they polk
Like merry young folk
The pretty, white, feathery fakes,
Aud have a notion
All beautiful motion
ltsclfR sweet melody makes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04

CorNENEss on HApruAt CuNsurkrtoN.-
From these niilictiuus arise many Of theail-
ings ofman We hear daily, people com
plain Of ofhcadnchc, nervous debility. etc aud
generally the cause Of the complaint can be
traced 10 their oUnstipatod habits. A RENE.
dy for the cure Of this trouble is what they
want We recommend DR.. Richardson's Shcr.
~ Wine Biucr's TO all 80 afflicted; let them
take Il three times a day, hal fan hour bclop
eating their meals aud in Il they will find q
sure. Our physicians recommend Il In their
practice, and its great merits are fnst bccom.
eng knowo In the Western States.
Sold by al medicine dealers.
Dee. II lw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04
FsstTpsie Dyspepsia Cure.

DrNs1a Lrt says;-For many years ] havc
been troubled With Cole; The attaeks were
very severe and would knot up my bowels-
have tried maht remcdiCs f0r it--laherly
have used nearly two dozen bottles of Hoof-
lands German Bitters ard have also used
Hostclter's Bittersi but they all done me very
lit,lc good. Finally was persuaded b com.
meneo using The East iudia Dyspepsia Cerc
and after using ono bottle, I tund my Collie
gone, aud my health generally better, and
shall continue lie usc. / sm satisfied that the
one bottle of Dyspepsia Cure hes donc me
more god then all the medicines hate tax.
en-,
Dubois 4 Co agents, rimn.
Ian 4 1,r
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04

To Armsl---Great Excitement in
TiRnl-The news has just reached us 10y
special dispatch, that Secretary Floyd has
made a requisition upon Capt Bagby, for
the old rusty cannon, now in his possession,
and that the Captain peremptorily refuses to
deliver it up. Great indignation prevails
among the "clique," for this old common WAS
their only dependence, last fall, (making up
10 noise what they lacked in argument and
they know, il their old shooting iron" is
taken away, they are a gone.up party in this
county. Il is rumorod that Capt Bagby
will call out his company Of infantry" so
memorable in the last campaign, TO resist VI
1T ARMS the attempt Of the Government to
remove the old cracked fusoe, the oRly cher
ished relicit Of the last campaign. We're
airai the "creesis" has "arriy."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04

Seneca County Teachers AssOcia'
tiOn-The association met to-day at lOi5 A,
NJ Called to order by d. C. Rule. The at
tendance was rather smaller than usual, on
account Of the inelemency of tho weather.
The question, "Resolved, that purely intel
ectual culture has tendency 10 promote
good morals," was ably discussed and the
resolution was adopted ast the sense Of the as
soeiation. An essay on the adjustment and
abuse Of corporal punishment, was read by
Prof. Schuyler. The question adopted for
discussion at next meeting ofassoeiation was:
Resolved, that no child under the age Of six
years should be admitted into our Winter dis.
triet schools"
On motion, the members Of last reporting
committee were required 10 report at next
meeting Of the association. Officers elected
for the ensuing year were; Pres, d O. Rule;
Vice Pres't's., j. w, Cole, T.J. West, secy.
o. W. Williams,
ExEoUuvE COMMITTEE.
A Schuyler, Wininger, J ~ Cole, r
j.. West, J. @. Meyers.
REFORTiNG CONNrTEE,
IN Cole, o. w. Williams, Miss NJ. J..
Gregory, Miss Z. Gregory, Miss Il ilar,sosk.
Adjourned to meet on lat Sat, in April
next, at 10 A. NJ, at Seneca County Acade.
my.
D. c. RULE, Pres.
O.W, WILLIAMS, See'y.
Republic, Dec. 2Oth, 1860.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04

Liver or Bowels,
THEY arc used aud recommended by leading rlr
sicians aftho country, and al who ny them pgo.
DS' jIs. l., LEePERE, wire, nom Naysrs,
STARK Co, Ohio, "the nitter are highly praised by
ho'e suffering nom indigestion, dyspepsia and li,s
rs DAVIS, roslma,i,r al Tillism,port, bh,u
says "thcy give great sntisiaction. use them in,
solG hathF iahsh cola, herons piostlato snd ~ nv
appetite litelievvd me, and can recommend u uuh
great Rssafaucs ollts mefiH.n
DR WAl. NJ KERR, OF nhetfsviiie Ind. wfiirs
ne thui they are the most valuable medicine or frd -
tie has Recommended them with great tarrefsi sfi
with them made several cures bf palktalidh Vi iia
heatl ahd genc raj debility. rf
THOMAS SANFORD, ESQ. Boumsyille. iishry
Co, lhd, writes long etief under est q NAY I,
is0O Tie was much reduced, hhviae been Afflicted 10;
fee yeats with great nervuus debility, papitnton Of
the hcsh oftho seYefe aid pforlfnF tharhfiet.
"niisf hsing few boilesi was completely festcrea,
and am ntw IN t1hUN htalih.n
GEORGE W. HOFFMAN, says he Was hfiieis,l
with reuniaiis iai theny yrau, Ia ali o. vafious r
and % tic aaa letter he had been ~ ygafiwsl'
attending him could DO bin good. De says, iiinr
rheumatism, dyspepiia, liver complaint, hiney aito-
ton OF drapsy, n y spevihccfftain reiuedg"
NV HUNfwriitf if1m etlhlibs, alter fo., Ohio,
"a seelion where Fever ard Ague prevailed ihFi ha
most cheefflly recommends ttSm % deflA nrdt IN
al ehsss 81 FEYER AND AGtE, fsfEfsfA AND
GENERAL uEniLTY.
usk .oALLEHtlts, y. ~, Ngtitei nam Nnu Nfu ,
Oho "i most respectfully frcnuHe id iie si fry Nins
Bttrs 10 ihe notics Of dyspspc feiions and to ail
wha tequtfc a stimuiHiiHs hiediciae.
such News we nre Receiving 0uliy.
FULL DREcTfbNs ACCOMPANY y. CHBor.
TIE.
They are s6ldly Msleins bsslefl srHera!5
Price '5ois. pefbotlle
JfN. HARRIS = Co.
Ciuoinnati, Ohio. Pnndetrfi o. ihe fuuihfin and
WssisIu eiataiil 70 whom eidreas all oIasis.
For sale hy
nuHoi. E'Ca. shd {. i, 81. Jehh Co., Iiila; Do.
Lhme{rT6 Cos Mshuafqi Ceples 3 liHiri EdslpGirs
~, W CbumHsffu, Rembiiri ~. & q. rs. llo0u.ad,
Ber'fieki , VI Niileh Aftiea
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04
For Sale at this OIiicc.
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These Pills contain deletsrious ingredients but
arstafe q nd certain in their action. They will be
found to exert the happest effects In 0lcases Of Pro-
lapsus Uteri In Leuohorea, the Whites they will
he oundhe easiest and most certain Cure that be
found Il Is account ofthis certainty they should
uot he taken ~ rcguunt Females, (duHng the first
inonths. mscariuge is ceTtunl 10 be brought on,
but At other peri DDS theirufe l. perfectly safe,
N.B,-One dollar and three postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized agent, will ensure package ofpis
BY return mall
&. C.CRosBY, General Agent, Buffalo, N. Y.
CAUTIov.-Beware Of CounteTfsits; the genuine
have the signature orc Crosby on the outside wrapper
For saleby !. l.. -. John h Co., Dubois 4 Co. and
J. +. MafquaTdt, Tifhn, o. aug3l.iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04
DYSPEPSIA AND COsTIvENESs.

CtNClNNArli Oct, ~ le19'
For many yeais / have suffered from dys.
pepsia, joined TO on obstinate constipation Of
the bowels. In the somo time have been
obliged every few days to take some active
purge, which in the experience OF all who re.
sort to physical pills, merely aggrayates cos.
tiveness. found no permanent relief until
within few months began using Peru.
vian Syrup. / find the constipation curcdi
my digestion has 80 much improved that my
flesh has increased several pounds, and y
rheumatic affection and weakness Of my low
er limbs, which troubled me very much, now
entirely gone. am persuaded these benf.
isl effects have resulted from The use Of Pc
vttyt.t, G,stuf,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04

Ladies Festival-Our citizens win not
forget the Festival, to be given by the ladics
Of the NJ. T. Church. at the Wigwam, on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings Of next
week. Everything is 10 preparation to make
the occasion one Of plcasantness to all who
may desire to attend.