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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-27
Failures and Suspensions.

BOsToN, Friday, ApriI 20. l6tI.
The BOston Commercial Bafietia's lat OF the ousl-
changes gives I6 failures and nspsnsions IN New.
York, ~ in Boston, aud - in other places being
total Of II for the week.
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Hung for Murder.

SrRIsGrIsLD, Mass, Friday, April %, 1881.
Alex. Desmarteau, Frenchmsn - yesn Of sese
gustiue Lucas, yesn Of ags, u Chicopss, yssn
AGO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-27
ARRIVAL OF THE SIXTY-NINTH REGIMENT
AT ANNAPOLIS.

PERRYvILLE, Friday, April &c, 1861.
The steamer Wyoming has just arrived here from
Annapolis She sailed at 10 o'clock this morning.
Two steamers Of the Ner.Ycrs feet, the Marion and
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REPAIRING THE RAILROAD AND ENGINE,
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GREAT RELIEF IN WASHINGTON.
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LATE FROM WASHINGTON.

Arrival Of the NeW-YcYk 7th ana
Massachusetts 9th Regiments,
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INTERESTING SOUTHERN INTELLIGENCE.
DIPLOMATIC IMPRESSIONS
FREE SPEECH ON THE CHESAPEAKE.
WHAT is TO BE DONE.
EXPERIENCES OF BALTIMORE EIILLS,
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OTHERS AT ANNAPOLIS.
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The Arrival Of More New-YOrk Regiments
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WHAT IS TO BE- DONE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-22
New and Fashionable

and will be sol ai tho lowest possible rates. Call a
thr fine ieErlry and Piano Rgoms. No 2 Nomnrr ia
Row. TiNu. %. tmU WILLIAM GALLiP
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AYERS
cATHABLIC
TT L5s

Are you Are you out ~
compiaini' your system ~
ordor. Nd your f1cilngs m
raunadbiof These aymR
eosJrs oftsn the prelude %
turua iluCH. Some NJ N
rknoss farrrcping sron yous
and ahould be avortod ~ =
timely uss OF the right rem.
edr. Take Ayers tilia, ana
cleanse out tha disoriered nv
mors- purify tio blood aud
Id lie fluids move on uuoh-
siructed in health again.
They stimulate The functions
of lie body into vigorous &c
ti,ily. purity The ~ stem ii9ul
~. ehetruaii1us which make
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-22
IInPOTtautspccch byn veteran
UpIuuPrtt

WASHINGTON, Nov, is.-John Cochran
delivered an address to-day 20 his reg
imcnt In the presence Of Secretary Cam
oren aud other distinguished persons.
The most Important point in his argu-
mcntwas relative 60 the treatment OF
slaves during the present contest.
Tie said We need 10 use every means In
ouy pOWer 20 suhduc the rebellion. We
should take their cotton and cell or burn 1,
ua was hest, cun6scate theirproperty, and
when necessary take their lives, aud Hs
their riifes are uscd az an element Of
strength against us, we should not bos.-
to'e ~ take them if necessary and to
place arms in thciFhauds that they might
assist In establishing the rights OF com.
mon humanity. This seRtmcntwas re-
oeiyed with unb iuudcd enthusiasm.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-22
An Eloquent Prayer ny the Rev
,. ~, a.. NiclIullcn.
The Indlanapol senlinyl say.

The Indianapol s Sentinel says;
The following spblimc aud patriotic
passage occurred in a petition 10 the
Throne Of Divine Grace, offered up al
Centerville the other day, In the curse
ofa sermon, by the eminent aud pous
Wiost whose distinguished nome heA Is
this humble, unprctenj'ng aud Christian
like pasagraph;
"Iprny 0od thatI may be ono Of tho
men who will pull the rope 20 hang jeff.
Davis unsl thattho spirits Of Washington,
J,fitrson, Jackson, aud Adams may look
over tho batllemOuts OF Heaven down
upon the bleaching carcass US the flcsh
drops from the bones, and listen 10 winds
whistle Hail Columbia and Yankee noo-
die through the deeaying ribs which once
enclosed his corrupt and traitorous heart.
Amenn
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Tiffiu AtittGlp Tribuut,



Tho Wheeling ihtcliircnccr ofthc ist.
oivcs the following SOD resting account % n
ihe condition end position OF the army of
Dcn. Rpsccfans;
Vyo learn OF d. Griswold. Untcd
Slitcs Sanihry Inspector vino has Iu-i
returned from tour oi inspection up TIC
knnawhs, that our army uEdcr Genera
Roacnorans Is at present in stete olresti
und measurably recovered rom INC terri-I
flo r~rnsurc at SrVcll Nuunt1in a. the
severe rains aud cold that f,ll upon them
with fearful effect DR.. Griewod hos
hocn through fourt on regiments, md ob-
tined ihc most exact staiisiics with r.
,rard 10 th1 health, the dIcipline, euh4.s-
tcncs. c'o'h in 3 aid the general ranitay
condition of our troops H. reports ,h'w
-cutranv well clothed lcw exceptions
only In ovcrcoats, blankets ond winter
hlnn4cs. The subsistence ia generally
reported good, 30 far us the Goycrhmch'
can supply. In nll those means ct com-
fort for which an army depends upon tho
fnrroundinr country, Of course there nre
nruat deficiencies, os thcro urc scnrr'ly
any pplics to be had 100 the mt untains,
Gen. koscncrana and his stan, Gen.
Cox, Gen. Ncuham, and Cen. Schruckf
all alike live In tents end fare the same
~ the privates. with The exception, per.
haps that they nre enabled 10 employ
cooks nj their own cost. Gen. Rosccruns
cats ffom tin platcs, drinks his conco from
lin cup, and is often without butter or
milk. His headquarters arc two milca
nom GaulCy nriAsu. on thg heed" at'ts
of the Kannwha, ON New Nreok' Col
NrtCool,, with three regiments, occupies
post about four miles further upi then
comes Cen. Bcnham's brigade, about two
milca distant, while Gen. Schcnck's brig
nie occupies the iarthcst outpost, or ten
miles un New Creek from Gauloy. Gcn'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN inc same
Thorr Is much sickness In the army o
Gen. Rosecrans, bat Il is the unavoidable
consequence Of the pxhausting service IN,
troops have endured. The climate IA
slckly, especially Tor those not hab.tulte.
To il, aud compelled 10 live ia camps
Rains ere frequent and severe, night.
cold, compared with the temperature oI
mid-doy. Comfortable hospitals are sol
dom % be had, and such dalicsciCs as the
sick need, nrc rarely 60 be obtained.
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frmalc irrfeu'atIfirs, wtYkness, Uterine dsnlsc 90
mcni, Hud an ocsl luiritne ifgulfigs ani yonsgtuilo
altmnhlcs ot womga ore sutiroy ouryi hy us Gfaci
cuhg7. Nauhals ltcHne t'aihnllcou.
lu hls connection, htss rceghcE sister OF thc Rev
l,ny Nari hcvchcr, tu lgtists 90 the Poodle, page
E,f sayss
81 ha,s nine sisters and ,l,tcriulavr and 6,ur,cet
lemslucausiHs almrrieu, andnl delicate and ailiur
Awidihe tmucnsv rtrcle of my Trends end acOhstnt
aucr, caunoi rsCNN ten mauird ladics bora Ia thia
Ccnlufl Hua cpuuif1t a. ao arc uecil bgahhY,N
ln cases, howtNcft wtrro the 6ratEuhfrf caihane.
ou has hccu used, musi sHy that heahb hes fapd,
laktH lhr place ui tlsgHse, uHd laiCs have bctamq
tulusii sir1uH, NiFuloas and Heahhv.
Nrf, vieason, Of liwifai sayti "brauNnl, inlrei,
Nthr rnnustuF, iluslins naiHr' Of woman, boz how
uurh does iNrccd 90 De pfotreied hy uatohfolnesf
that wll lca Akrr in uHe OF ditrase 10 sppeal o. b
meuich hdNls\ OF fclen,i0a educAliOH, moral North
and pnriiN 0fch Nsrtofn
Ahbo,o may bs rsgaSsl by adlisssius ,hscNsfsa-
hrr. rUnnanY.
lam Methodist elrTgymsn. My hess has aiay
acboa % viirefi he ircls bealih ufvemep a. hase
uaNciedmy uitesii preachinetha ea1'eh iiank Goi
louevcI, that have aithesf siseasos give vaF
90 mo Gacloubeu Marshall ttsnge Cathoacaa,
whc-r1crii laf been psed, NeF, iklhk suAkr,
eilFv-y MisNsan. Fesa''5 o' We''e.a SER, ,
~ sic Is nun-lsS Co., n. a. susdsr rmnl
n, li1n fevrfii nr =, haics, eTlen srfirssf M,
'lnipf. o, Atucafu, uofiner g 60, Melrt.hsaris
utbY mr uiciue dealrU H.r'a fnag tH, state.
NNa cleveland.
~ Ohfo.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-22

The Utica Morning Herald has the
following, a. 90 the reasons for removing
Gem FremonG
The roal charge on which the rrmoyal
"a accomplished, would be- pronounced In
military phrase, STANDARDIZATION. The
odensc consists in managing the affairs OF
his department without constant appeal 20
Washington. Sccing work 10 be- done he
has cssuycd 60 do Il without awaiting the
orders OF the Secretary Of War. IIc has
attempted 10 do IN the department of the
mississippi the slmo that Mcclellan is
permitted to do In the department of the
Potomac.
In the matter Of his proclamation he
went contrary 10 the executive policy
In selecting his own officers he hHs as.
sumcd a pow9rbolongingt 10 the President
through the 8 crctary Of War.
Contracts aud movements no Inns ral-
fed and entered upon, without the usual
forms Of approval from Wellington
That, a review of tho whole oase will
demonstrate, 10 Fr mont's real olItnsc.
The President percoives bottor than cut
rdcrs how far this inIubordination ex-
tonds, the harm il is doing, the bad proce-
dent il establishes, tho confusion and
possible danger 60 be feared from Il.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-22

90 WV. oNNNN'at i.iiaNeaiah Aesf WAY - u.
Nc Hs q. htnEslryi rir,=l have been scliihr BE-
medicines Of the G,aeiruhprg Company er the astlO
ysnrf, and have Invariably frond them o. give rrtt
sausiavioni and The pills have sohl to artat may
iaulilu AZ regular AZ thef tea uni vo1or, snd III
my trade they have bscoue staFis arfiale Ntr,has
ltrrins Cuthohcru BE- medicine thlt has iony grsi
awount of good Boz trmsle diseases, nus lady fgi
be tU told We she u ritritrL mofe btuent ifnm %,
bottle chan che tid from bong course 0fmrtical trr1
meat By the most sk,uul plysiei1us. Aours traly.
"A
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-22
The aIinrnlnE ia Emgy y

The GAINESVILLE Courier says that there
b not a word Of truth in tho reported
burning Of President Lincoln ia oihg in
that place, Hs reported by Telegraph, aud
charaeterizos the report "a h0rrid SLAM.
der.9
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-22
Aflolktarsfs.--F. w. Rurti. 81 I

ArfolNgMrkTs s-F. w. Hurt Esq Of
The Ohio State Jyunuh ard Prank f..
Fosttr ESQ. Of the late firm Of Folleu
a. Foster, 81 ibis city have 5een oppoiut-
Sdbdgade Quaricrmastcrs, ty the War
Department. Mr James r. Paul Of this
oiiy hae been appointed Brigade Commis-
snry. peN. beanispn has appointed
James X. JONES tstbis city, Adiutant of
the First Ohio Cuvaio - Col,m,biis Gas.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-22
Seneca go, Agricultural
society.

p The annual meeting of said So
elsty win b. bella 81 Nc Cont lior.c in giCn,
on Saturday, A0remllr SD, sol,
oemwsucius at iN oNiotk a, AHmemhsr. oi end
rfrspus leVinE en interest n tht wsiNrt m ' .asi.
pN afs eafnril'l aoII g'iel 90 hc pus ' ie mctura
aut artit lu ne telfrlleH vf uNlru lst ~ fnsfihF
yeat ari in thoilagsaeiou of Sob eNer lsinett as
Nss isel'-sr IA ,i-..-r...,s,.S
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-22
ticn. NIcCloiIan's WnT PoIloy.

AT arceeut dinner given BY Gen. Nc
Ciellun, he "a said To have remarked 10 a
puret, that there was no power on earth,
pcilhcr that ol thc press or OF politicians,
that should cause him to swcrye hairs
breadth from the policy which he had
adopted IN relation 70 the present war
Awaiting himself uf al the military wis
dom that is in the possession ofthe officers
around HIM together with his own ma
turo experience, he has, 20 the best OF his
own ability adopted plan OF warfare %
which ho intcuds 10 adhere most rigidly.
Knowing, as lac does, that the fate OF the
nation isin his hands, aud that single
blunder might forever espange him irom
the support aud confidence orth people,
he has resolved TO propose and dispose
OF all the milit ry power now in bis com.
mand, and 90 venture a blow only at the
time when la his own mind he is con
vineed that tho exigrncics OF the uccasion
demand thai i should be struck Wash.
Cor. Phil. Inquirer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-22

nnIons Dlsorders Il I.Iver ComplaInts.

From Dr. Ihe'70rc Hcih g Nfo toIk Ciy
Not only are your ls admirably adapted 20 their pHr-
pose nporcnt but nud their lrnc"tl effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed They have In my urnc-
tco proved vi'c1ual for tho Of bdi1r cDEN
pldi'f than any remedy mention. sincerely
rejoice that have nt lcngth uurpuyc Which Is Nus
thy the confidence of tho profession aud thO people.
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srn have uscd your ls iu my general and o-pitst
practice ever sury you nndo cni aud cannot hesitate to
say they the best cathniiic employ Their rrEu-
latug ngtuu tho liver Is quick and decided couss-
qugntly they admirable remedy fOr dwaneCnuits
Of that utBou. Indeed, hayo sellum Nr'Tu case u
J0uf dtislse M obstinate that it dd tiy Weld to
them. fratyrnally yours, ALONZD BALl4 81 D.
INuefsluu oy me Nfrfur yT..YH'.f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-22
Dy,entory, Diarrh,ea, nei.,B Worms.

rum h'' - @. f'ettf y NfEtyA
Your Pills have had long trlal iu my practice and
hold them in vstteiu Ut the ust Hyriunts have
found. Their alternative effect upon the liver makes
thom excellent remedy, when given n small doses
bilious dys1ttry ant dtiThGu. Their sugnr-coating
makes them yciy acceptable aud convenient Nr ihg
Of and children.
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A. n Family Phy1ic'

From d.. ,. W. cutrrighf Ne" Uteaaf
Your ps arc the primo of purgrs. Their e1colient
qualities surrlss any rltlsriiC pnsfcs5 They ne
mild but very certain anil ctual iu their action on I've
bowels which makes thcn Invaluable 20 ua Ia the uny
treatment Of disease,
Headache, sic itIIeaduo ho, Foul stomach
Tf0m Dr. Eiiytrd B5yd BALTIMORE.
Dr,RDno AYtHi Icpnn1t answer you tghuf complaints
have crei with your Pills better than 70 sny M th ~
frsr frt H ieltt u'rygirs meciHs place great drpeu
.,.o , an eattunl cuthlrtc IN my daily contest with
d-t.o nnd believing DO that ysur Pills auUrd Ne ua9
Best We have, of courso value thum highly.
pirrsnuu1, IA, May !, 1885.
Dn J. G. Avn. Sir; have hcen repeatedly cured ut
the worst htdtcis any body have ~ dose or tvY
uf your pills. 10 sccins 20 arise from 0ui stomaeh5
Yo,ir, Nith ,rest rcspoet, IN. W. pREnLR,
Cfert NJ Steamer Cidri5H.
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GIN As A REMEDIAL AGENT.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PuILADrY pTTTA

heneyolent lnstiiuton established by tporial En-
dowmcHt Zoe tho Relief ofthe Sick an 4 nist,ssse,l
afflicted w'u NHtlent and Enide.uit uiseases. a,a
raus
M LpiVAl. ADVICE riyeR gratis, by The Actins
rnfreon, 20 a who appiy by iuurr, with dcscri II
uon ~ tbe'F c"nai 'ea lgu, orruptiou, habits ofts
Nc y aul la ease otcx.reme po,rtty Medicine. IN,
niahrd frrr ct rhsr-e
NALuARLE REPORTS on spcruatoritrs, and
2iet disease oi no NeNrHl nrsHus, aud ON he NEW
kEMEnlk5 cmnluts tiu the ntspeu,sry. sent tn tbs
at 'trd M sealed ietlf envelopes free ulghnF-r Two
ef Three rianip. Zoe postage will o. scceI table
Ad'fes., hh. ehtLliN huuGlrON, Acuna
thiladeph,as "a. a. orieF oil th, nifrctess
EHRA u,NEARrWkLl., tfesident.
Gao, FAlRomln, ScyIstsr dec3sly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-22

Invites close Cash Buyers to con
siderthe following facts, and th q
would not be 10 thcif INTEREST," senl him an orheT-
his busness l. exclusively Cash one; ho buys and
scscNcluyvrly tor Cash, aud has one Of the most eX
tensve Factories iu Tilhn.
some thirty different choice brands of sesaTs from
Havana and fireman constant, on hand. An exten.
siye cash husi 10 sell atycry snail mn.
fits Also, sole agent for gonutne Havana Eagle prin.
cipe, from Tho munuhrtnry ~ VI. de LViiegasi Nun.
erol Ste, Rita Street Principe, tsiade Cuba.
lie haE, also, choiac hFlnds Of 6na ut Chewing anil
smoking rohnccoi French Ruppe and Mncaboy Snuh,
constantly on hand. Orders Hilcd on short notice.
lenns cash. tdcoRl u. SClltNNESS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-22
MrAn lllInoIa papeE rllisl

OAn llhols paper i''ilishesI
an account OF queer hole on -
side ofa hin one there. The bank
eaved IN, ike a great many other
Illinois banks, and left hole stick
ing out about ten feet.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-22
NEW YORK 8 ERIE RAILROAD

ExrrRss TRAss leave nunkirk daily, on arrival Of
al Ttslus on Tho Lule Shoe Railroad, if0m Clryo.
land, Cincinnati, foado Chicago, and run thtough 70
New Nuf without change
lUr ONLY huurE running Cau The Vsl TON The
Lakes tn New Aa-i s.tty. spieuuiu vcnita,,a iver
log ears ron on Night Trius.
nncr1ge checked through. Fare always as low w
hv anv fhurruuto.
uastun rasoascrs and their BngsbFe innsfsned
Ftce In New ofk.
he particular and COLL Coz Tickets via Dunkik aud
.ho New Nort snd Erie RAILROAD, which arc cold at
NO mo principal RAILROAD O1iresin ths West.
Thil1oad unurls ncliiiea iur shipment - ffeish
iupcdor 70 any oihcrfuute,
AN EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
caves New Notk daily, makins close connections
'htnughto nllpoiuts Wesi, andquckU time than ever
before made on any line,
For Freight rates, enquire of g nArvAg, 9lo
NoHduHy, NEw Nuuki JouS =, uUStAri 10 state
~, norroV MaIs, ot Of JACon FoRsYrH, Freight
Agent, % Clark 81, CmCAuo, lll.
CuAS MtNnT,
GEN'L SVr'r.
Gb1S-y,
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Prom RsB. J. =. Hrss, iu'ar If idrdh Church, BasoA.
pR. AYm! I hnyo uscl your Pills with extraordinary
Ia my lmy sud AMONG those called to visit
In distress. TO regulate the organs 0f digestion and
purity tho blood, ty tho very byst vu,oy hnyo
ever known, and 1 confidently recommend thsin W
my friends. Yours, J. v. HINES.
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NobIc, DcVVoIr & NobIc,
"a. PENNINGTON. c.LEE. n. RREwER'
Pennington, Lee 4 Brewer,
T.. Stem,

Attorney & Counsellor at Law.
paice In in Commercial Row, aver whites store,
Wnshrginu street, putvsttouul bus nUssuud thecol.
legtian Of aut'ndsor rgluimspromptly attended TO.
TiHn.Nuv Fth, 1901.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-22

Al. - -f,t.. s,-ry,ii,rs fn tho body and ol-
structs It's natural functions Ihese, ~ wv - -
react unau themselves aud tie surrounding osaIs, w
ducing general .agrravafiau, euueflnei Ahl -.t.
While in this condition. oppraael by th3 ~
take Ayers Pills. aud how directly we. ,..t
natural action uf tho aystam, aud wh " the @pe2 @ h,
feeling Of health aralu. What true aud 80 nppai.
this trivial aud complaint, Is nlsn true s
Of the dcepseatcd and dangerous dstemrofa tt,--
purgative ofect oxpcls thou. Caused by similar ~,
t1us aud arrangements of the uatural tuucuo. ~
buy, they are rapidly, and many Of thcm suroly -,
ty iiIa slHio mcanf None who know tho virtues ~ -.
plls will neglect 20 employ thcm vhon auAel'"e ''
the disorders thoy cure. - A.,
Statements from leading physicitns IN some ol @ suo
principal cities aud from other well known pubic po'-
suns.
NJ, t,,,.,,,,s,g Merchant n s. Lo,Hf, 10. T. 1850
IA. "a, your puis nro tho paragon ~ III that d
80 t rna lisius. They have cured my little daughter
f ieers sfos ulu hor htuls aud feet ttt bad pr'yea
1rursis fr wears. ttef mother lal bucn long gue'.
o-fy afflicted With lolghcs aud puiplos on her skin AMI
iu LHr har. AuUr child WIS curvdi sue also ulgl
9ou' A'''i 'nN "''9 ""'' '"''N NgA MOUGRIDQR
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-22
Constipation, Costiveness, Suppression,
Ithcumntisn, Gout, Neuralgia Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.

Constipation, ,Costiveness, Suppression,
Hhcumntism, GOut, Neural 3 IA, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
From Dr.. j. r. IaugiB, NoHiyogi Cmoda,
Too much cannot be said Of your Pills for tho q
c0Srsuess. lfothcrs Of our fraternity have 6und them
Ing Cor the b,nct u tho multltud0s who suffer- from
tlabanuplaut, which, although bad enough In itsslt, II
tho prorcnit0r of others that believe
hres 10 originate n the liver but your Pills Affect that
organ and curo the d.scase.
From Mrs. Z. Stuart, Iaysician and lRdpiE, Bo,lon.
nnd ono or two large doses Of your ps taken At the
proper time excellent uromotyos Of the nddi s,cr
hon when wholly partially suppressed, and also very
encctual 10 c'eue the stomach aud fyI u0rutf. They
much the best physc We have that recommend
no other 10 my PATIENTS
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From Quincy 10 To1cca

Hf7HOET CHaNbE or CARS.
Until fur ther notice, the NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
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