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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-09

Col. Cibson's Address.-By invitation
Of our citizens. Gel. Gibson addressed our
people attic Court House. on Saturday eve
nng. The room vas crowded to overflow
ing, by ladies and gentlemen. and many could
aot gain admittauee. Rev. DR.. KieHsr vas
called 10 preside over the meeting. When
the Col. arose, he was greeted by rounds Of
applause. lie gave very graphic and mi
mute description OF the march Of the 49th
from Green Riverto the tennessee, the to-
pograPhy Of the country, its resources, the
character Of the people and the rebel defen
ces. He tOuehinsly alluded to the privation'
which the segment had endured, even With
out a murmur, and bitterly denounced hia
slanderSrs at home.
The Col. described, in his own graphic
style, the great battle Of shiloh, and the part
taken In it by the 9Th Brigade, which he had
the honor to command. This portion Of his
address was Of thrilling interest He told
one unpleasant fact TO the ladies, that the
i9Hers had all concluded to marry and settle
iu Dixie"
Scipio Soldiers Aid Society. The
citiz,ns Of Republic and vicinity met in the
Town Hall, on Monday. April 18th, for the
purpose Of organizing Soldiers Aid Socie
y.
II. Bromley, Esq, being present, was call
ed to the chair, and Rev. McKene was ehos
en- as Scc'y.
The object OF the meeting being stated, tn
following named persons were nominated All,
duly elected to Gil the various Offices Of soi,
society.
President-Mrs. d. NJ. Rhoad.
Vice President-Mrs. DR.. Hamilton.
Treasurer Mrs Lyman Hall.
sccrotsry-Mrs John Millimsn.
1t was thcu moved lhata committee be Nr
pointed from each sub school district, an
that such committee be appointed by III
= President.
Mrs. John Miliman, on account vi her Ia
g, borious school duties. rendered kcrrcsgnalIo
c which wac accepted, aud Mrs. Theodore Z
/, lie was elected to fill the vacancy Thrre b,
ing no further business, it was moved th'
the society adjourn until Saturday, May 3,
y when the 70 lowing resolutions were adopted
Resolved, That his shall be called III
c Scipio Soldeis' Aid Society, aud shall I
b .arxlllary to the Ciueini ati Sanitary Cvmnhl
siou.
Resolved, That an initiation fec often cent
I be quiied. and also ten cents mouth. /
, order To obtain membership.
Resolved, That this society slal hold II
J. meetings on Saturday Of each week, at > |
s NJ, in the Town Hall.
On the evening Of the 81, concert WI
hold 10y Il Ladies and Gentlemen of Rcpul
:, lie, which gave such uuvtr.al satisfaction
that they were requested To rcpca; it Mouda
evening, May l2h. There will be chang
of programme and every effort put forth
make it Interesting. Let everybody CONT
five can't fight for our country, we eau q
;, faithfully serve It, by assisting those who d
o the work for us.
! by order Of the President.
: MRS. THEODORE ELLIS,
Secretary.
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New York Market.

Nrw YorK Nav G.
FLouN-Salcs ofl0 .6nO bbls nj IS 0c@ sos
for super western - l5@5 10 tor common
20 medium extra western: S5 3O@5 10 Tor in
fcrior 10 good shipping brands cNtr" round
hoop Ohio.
WnrAr-Sales at 81 ol6sl 30.
HYE--Salcs at SOd SIC.
BAGLEt-Salcs At y5c.
CoKN- Sales 56,OOO bu at57 y @59 for new
yellow.
oArs-sslcs at in@ilc fcr State, wes,
| cru and Canadian.
WuisEY-hcld alire.
PoWK-Salcs. $50 bills at sl2,15@l3 0C
! for mess 10 0c@l0 25 Tor prime
/ BLrr-Salcs M 81 50@5 80 frr country
prime; 20 5OoeS 90 for country mess.
| Bar Hans Steady Sales at Sl1 0O@Sli
/ 80 Tor western.
/ Cur MrNrs-Dull. nj i@lisc for shoul
dcrs, aud 5isC67c for hams.
/ Bacon Steady. sales at g. &c.
: LAWp-Snles at 1@s34c.
BurrER--A fair business doing at 100 u
for Ohio, l10el9c for State.
tnEEr-6@7he
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DIED.

In Tfin, on Sunday morning, MAY 4th, Of
Paralysis, Miss Matilda A. liemming, aged
% years.
In Bloom township, on TUESDAY evening
April 29th, Of Consumption, Mr. Truett
wife OF Geo. P. Truett, Esq, aged Sc yrs
On Saturday. May 81, 1862, at the resi-
dcnce of her SON, Mr.. A. kutblrr. Mrs. Ma
ry Ann Kueber, aged 10 years.
Also, at the same place, on Sunday the lth
Mrs CathariRc Shaubachcr, mo,hcr oil Mrs
A. Kuehler, aged G5 years.
IS-The almost simultaneous death Of thes,
two aged graudmothers is singular circum
stancc.
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WHAT ADRIAN HAS DONE.

ADRIAN, way 4,
Ems TRiBuSE;-Thc citizens Of THE vii.
lngc have sent 10 the San. Com. ol Ciucin.
natl, the past week, for the relief of the sick
and wounded soldiers, 30 shccis, linen DO,
. wool blankets. 25 linen towels. 90 pillow
cases, 10 shirls. prs drawers, | under-hirt,
i coat, 8 pr socks, 3 pillows, 81 nd KS, 7 IL
lint, 955 yds bandngrs, paper pins, pr
slippers, roll white muslin, IS lbs dried ap.
pies, qrs cherries, 10 tea, . qts curranls
l6 ID died beef, jar cherries cans toma-
toes, 2 dn apple butter, | de- grape jell. do
currant do, ! do grape do, Q lie con. chicken
. qts dri, d cherries and currants, jar apple
butter. We shall send aHother box ihswert
Yours ID. M. A.
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Fruit Propect.-Fruit trees are now ia
full bloom, starring all the landscape with
their rich beauty-the pledge of a boun
tilul crop. There is nothing more lovely tC
the eye :han the forescent appearace Of th'
apple, the peach, the pear and the plum tree
at this season. They make the air redolen
of their swaet nromas. They are to us "rnin
bows II promise" All unite in predicting
bountiful crop of fruit, this year, barring III,
frost, the mildew and the insects. We hop
| il NAV be SO,
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A sEcEsH LETTER.

The following rebel letter was picked up
on the e"FieId Of Shiloh" by Harvey John,
the splendid Orderly Sergeant OF Capt. Pat
terson's company.
From it we can gather something Cf toe
feeling Of the rebel soldiers.
Is CAMP Mar DEoATuR, Ala.,l
March 18th, 1862
DEAR GRoTuER:
When last wrote to you, was in KY
Since that time We have retrsated over 200
miles. All the forces Of central Ky. have
left. We expect fight somewhere hear this
place. heard they we're fighting at East
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Disinterested Benevoience.-We are
much obliged to our neighbor of the Adver-
t'ssr, for the interest he has taken in our vel.
fare. He has manifested zeal worthy of a
better cause. We think be would find It a
beneficial employ ynent to study the "lIth
commandment" He would there learn to
keep his nose out Of other peoples business.
Just think ofi,!-the editor q the Advert
ser on his knees. penitently and with tears
streaming down his cheeks peiiiioning "old
Abe as lS-"Union man and friend Of the
Administration, 81 TO remove the editcr
of the Tribune from the Postofiice, and writ
ing 10 republican Congressmen on the sub
jeet whes our neighbor had the Postofiice,
We let bim and his party manage their own
affairs in their own ~ay.P We are sorry he
has not shown the same courtesy toward Us.
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sheriff Sale.
Rufus W. Reed

We.
Ralph Leigh and Edwin w. johnson
BY virtue ofan order made by the Court OF
Common Pleas of Seneca county, Ohio. at
the January term, A d. 1862, in the above
entitled cause and to me directed, will offer
for sale at pu3lie yen1ue at the door OF the
Court House, In the city of Tiffin. in said
county, on
THE 10Th DAY or MAY, A, d. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o o'cioek A. NJ. and 4
o'clock p. M. Of said day, the following de,
scribsd lands and tenements, TO wit:
In-lot numbered twenty two (22) in Min
near's first addition to the town of Risdon
Seneca county, o.
LEVI wEIRIoK.
Sheriff.
April 25, 1862. S3,I5
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Wounded soldiers,-Among the wOun-
ded soldiers brought to Cincinnati, on Mon
day, on the steamer d A January, We're Capt
A Mulfcr,J Holcembe, S G jackson, o
England, d Kaull, w w James, NJ Ress,
Ebcihard and Snyder Of the 72j. G L Gal
lup OF the 3sth, and J Lenhart of Co. /, 49Ih.
Stoll of Co. II, 72j, was buried at Pittsburgh
Landing.
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Religious Notice.-'rhe Rev. Mr.. Nye
tUniversalist.) will preach in Nr. Myer''
school house, Monday evening. the l2th inst
at l.2 o'clock, and at the Baptist Church
iu Tiniu, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
the 18th and 18th inst, at half past sever
O'Clock.
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Lieut.. Col sawyer came home on n
short visit on Tuesday morning last. lie is
looking well and hearty, and speaks of the
men Of his regiment as being in good health
genera, ly .-Nurwalk Reflector.
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MILLINERY
MANTUA MAKING.

MIS-. Il. .. ALLEN wishes to
inform the ladies Of Tim and vicinity that she In.
tends Keep nice assortment Of " Roods ais
Csps, Drsss Trimmings, BP'tons, Bslss, ke. She
Win spare pains Ia ksepiJE up the atest novelty Of
,hs ssasoa. She has employed sxperie need Drsss
Maker TO supsrintend that department. Family sea.
isx done 10 order, and On short notice.
Dresses, Closks. aad Mantiilas made at prices TO
snt TIE times, Terms. cash. Ladies, give hers call,
cs.as sad zee fos yesnsiss. PanVn' iof ladies Asd
hopes rhll 70 share the public patronage.
Rsensea Market Street, opposite Ds. Kahnt Office.
mayz jim ~ ..rs
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Change of Time.-A change in the run.
ming time fthe S. d. & G. R. r., took place
OIL Monday. The mail train from the Norih
now reaches Tifin at 10 A. M, and that
from the South at 3 p. NJ, BY reason of the
close connection at Clyde with train going
West, We now receive our Eastern papers and
mail onc day earlier than before. Cincin
natl papers and the Southern mail also reach
us two hours earlier by the new arrange
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-09

Small Business. rrofessed Re
publieanD, who have been playing into the
hands Of leading peace" Democrats, to ef-
feet the removal OF Republican P. NJ, have
won reputation in this community anything
but enviable. Knowing hat hey veie
engaged in mean business, they very natural
ly got Hon. W. P. Noble and the Yallaudig
ham Democracy to help them out. Theil
names are recorded, side by side, in beautiful
frsternization with men whom they have de-
nouneed as secession.s.m lhisers and enc
mics of the Government This shows wha
men will do to gain a selfish end. Theirs
be the glory. We shall continue to trea
these men with respect, though they hay,
slandered US behind our back.
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Legal.-See The Law card Of Joshua II.
Seney, who has run out lis "shinglc' in
EberPs Block. Josh. is pretty fnc fellow,
IL he did petition "Oll Abe" to remove u.s.
We hope he may succeed in Lis profession.
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The sth Ohio, at last accounts, were at
New Market, ~ miles from staunton, Va,
which place they expected 10, reach in few
days. They have probably occupied Stnun-
ton ere this. The boys were all in fighting
condition p =.
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Busy Time. Our farmers aie row very
u,y sowing their oats and preparing their
corn ground for planting. The war has nc
effect upon these operations, only that some
have to work little harder, while their sons
are defending the flag.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-09

The sold Folks" had very full house
on Wednesday evening of last week, nuG a
very respectable one on Thursday evening.
Their quaint music and sty lie of dress bring
back to remembrance the days Of "Auld Lang
SVnen
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Col. Gibson left for his Regiment, on
Tuesday morning. lie is still a tile lame,
but sufficiently recovered from his wound to
take the.feld again. lie took with him a
large number OF letters aud packages for the
bows
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Next week We shall pub ish an abstract
Of Senator Sherman's Confscation Bill and
his speech thereon. The House Select Com.
niIiee have adopted substantially Sherman.
IN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-09

+ttIA 81 CttS0s tUsog
@ ss4g%, 81, :,1se1sme.. r. ssss,
VSS1S4G tohich might be checloed
&24p ui,h simple remedy,
tfnegleoted, often terminates seriously.
Fslo are atuare of the iu,portonce Of
stopping a Tough or Slight
fold in its fret stage; that tohtoh
IN The beginntng ,oould yield to
mid remedy, if not attended to, econ
attacks the lungs.
Msoun's 8 az touchiaLI IJtoc/ies
iOere first iystroduoed eleoe's years ago.
Il has been proved that they are the
bes. article before the p,Iblto for
Ronahs, folds, A3<onchitis,
.5zsthnna, ISataSxh, the Hacleing
Cough in ISonsuni/itio,t, and
numerous affections Of the >SJJiroat,
giving immediate reiisf.
PubSic Speakers y Singers
piu find them cfeotual for clearing
and strengthening the voice.
Sold by c4u Druggists and Dealers
IN Medicine, at IS cents per bo1.
C.VnoS.-As sters ste man, ea,iauon., ash fo
and oHrAIS only"BfoNn's Bronchal TrJches,n nwhiol
y long experience have proved their value, hayini
ceiVed the sanction Ifphysycians gener lily, and
monials from eminent men throughout the country
mmli.lr
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lSG2 f,l,uary II friday. Solomon p,ucr
son received both of your letters and bilys
inside am glad that you nre all well nm
well all the friends IL well solloman got the
pants of mr. grim he said he did not see the
nit cap IL is lnst suppose YOU must tic your
things tip tight You have heard vour capiniR
tom yancy Is dead he was bcrrird Yesterday Y
in the masonic order hc was out Of his mind
all the time there was large herring ~.
neral sermon hen patterson hclped 10 carri
him in the church ben and min has parted
Tor g'od mrs ynncy is well ,hc did take him
To her home 10 die got the lock Of hair 81
your head safe try and he prepared to die
while yuu have your health and senccs pore
man he di q not NOW lis wife in too days az.
ter he came home TINT drcdfl fever am
we'll hy the will of god able to 90 TO church
Solomon the bows is rushing home thcv h. We
enlisted for the wsr do expect 10 sec all Your
camp inlist to, and cnmming home in march
to see ihcir friends o solomon | do hrarr
the pore soldiers swearing 50 hard wheare IL
my pore children seeing and hearing so much
wickcdncss write 10 inc son ponce Is delitcd
10 take this letter TO you pore ponce farewell
my dear son he q good hey tcrisce fort don.
clson hcv'c'ory We had last week 10 thou.
sand prisoners l5 gun boats still following
the yankys 3 days fitting
Bccy Patterson
! Brother | received your letter " recis all
safe was glad to hear that you are well We
are all We II nt home NJ thi. time have Paid
Vim Beard three hundred & fifty dollars &
rcserved enough tn pay Evers expect to see
you home soon on furlough we have achieved
a great victory ut fort onalson ! will wliie
soon.
" mn Patterson
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The Advertiser man raves and fumes
over the new Apportionment law. The cause
Of all this bad breath sc ms to be that
Zen" County has been taken in !!
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Your obedient servant, on
. DDnnh ~
Timn Prices Current.

ICouected WeekIyby $. n. ssEArH, Dealer Ia al
kinds OF Grsin, ne, Loesssr's Block, Tinin.
PoRK-a,50 TO 400
WHKAT--Q5Gs9
CokR- (shslisd27l.
do tEH)25e. ~
RyE-O0940.
BaRLEr--o0q So.
OATs--la 42Oe
PoTAToks-25430
fLAx SsER-- sn.uO4i 90.
BurTER--ssBloc
LARp-5c
TALLoW--6c.
6hUKKD Hams 6esac.
do sipEsAsD sHouLpEHs--ze.
Picked PoRG--SsD7c.
CLoyEE eEsr--sas5.@4,c0
BsEswAx-O093Oe.
fE.THERs--e5O0c.3
kAos--9e.
GREEE HIDEs--ske a.
DRs do 80.
Reas-Ose. y dozen.
finiothy sed.--i,40a1sGo
WooI--35G40
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Notice. until further notice
the Postoffice will be closed / 5 minutes be.
fore in the evening.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-09

Rev. MIR. Bement will preach at th,
Baptist Church on Sunday next-in the morn
ing and also 10 ;he evening
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Local and Miscellaneous.
Tiffin, O., Friday. May 9, ,sea,
Fine Printing.-Havfno Just a

FINE Fftntfng.-Hdctn JUST an
ded large assortment Of Ne,o yob Type
as ,ceH as other Fine Printing MGteridts
10 our JOB Department, zoe are no,c pre-
Pared TO do all kinds Of Fine Printing
in stvle not 10 Dc surpassed. Wedding,
Invitation, Visiting aud Business Cards
printed in a rery superior manner. IN
Tint and Color Printing ce cannot BE-
erceRed. Call al The TRIBUNE Office and
see speeimens.
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The Cincinnati Daily Gazette cah be
obtained at George r. Huss Book Store.
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MARRIED.

In Adrain, Mishgan. on the 9th inst. by
r. B Robbins, j. r.. Mr.. r. G. Wilson aud
Miss A. NJ. Rogers, both OF Norwalk, Ohio.
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Hon. J. NJ. Ashley will accept oui
thanks for public favo.A
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ANOTHER SECEsU LETTER.
CANT MAN NEw MsuKtr Va 4
April %, 1862,

April 90, is62
Ems TRinuNE:
will send YOU copy " scccsh letter,
which found IN Mt Jackson ON tho 18th
d,y Of April. the day we drov old Jackson
out Of that place tn show our friends at home
specimen " Souihein letters and hlso how
they bhndfold their soldiers in order TO keep
thcm in the army.
will cory il just ne /, is written.
Yours, truly.
y UiME
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Notice.-The Soldiers Aid Society will
NEE, every Monday aud Saturday afternoon
at one o'clock, until further notice.
MRS. F. DON BENHAN.
prpkidcnt.
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Ny THEORY AND TREATMENT
Is new and different from any in

the Unteu States and challenge any to produce
eases. My theory is based upon the Chemical opera
tions Of the body believing diseases TO depend upon
ditproportionae condition Of the fluids Of lie body,
whereby the solids become unhealthy. by nnalyHing
the secTetons lloOd, Se, OF the body aud hRding sui
what's deficient in excess and supply In stn the
TEN what Is wanting, am enabled to cure Omen BY a
allAmount ofmedicine. Now, Dyspepsa, in the
great msioriy ofcases, depend mainly upon dispTo
portoned o. Of the gastric disesting uid Of III
stomach. When this gastric juice IL pfoponions
properly the food is well and thoroughly digested
sssimilated. Viewing Dyspepsia by the rulssc
che mieOPa md giving treatment aecorlingt
nm enabled TO 40 eases out Of so, and IS
osi OF so of Bronchitis, Piles, Neuralgia, Liver Com
PLANT, Dizziness, Nervous Debility, and Female Dis
eases in every cure. othef Chronic diseases
propoHiohatsly.
Mr.. MgMillsn asss an improved lnhaling Insiiamen u
for G m sumption Asthma, bronchitis and form
Of I.aTysngitss. by this he can make ~ good ops
ration tho diseased Lung aud Threat he could 10
n sore anywhere on the exterior Of the body. Dr. Nc
Nillen pure Chemeopathie aud botanic remedies.
He gyesa mild tonic treatment which ucis chemically
and assists nature TO free herself. expect 10 travel
the route for years. nd pledge mysefo he candid and
10 Dc nj honoraby with Ill who call upon me. II any
wish know my manner OF tire atme
call on or write 10 the following personsi
Mira Robert MeCleliAnd, John sheais, Charles Baa
han, ri Mn, Seneca Col !. @. Millheim, fostora,
Mrs Robert Jacobs, Eaglssville, Wood Col or hri.
MstthiRs Gilaspie, Findlsy. Hancock 90.
All com nieatioBs must he directed to
~ DR.. MoMlLLEN clevelsnd,O.
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Grocery for Sale.

On account OF bad health | will
ofsf my sntrs stock Of GroesTies. Toys and Cenfee
uons, atprivaie sale, on rsasonabe ,e1msi also, my
store-room aAd Bakery al atreasonaele Ient.
g. W. BLACK,
Black Block, Room No. .,
-usvi Tifin, o.
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DIVORCE.

Orin Cadwnlladrr, whose plncc of rcsi
deicr stuknown.is notified that Rachel
Ann Cadwalladcr did ON the ls,h day II
April. 1869, e G ,hcr petition in the Office oi
the Clerk of the Court cf Common r cas-,
within and Tor the comfy Of Seneca aud
State of Ohio, chtrcing the said Oiin with
gross neglect VI duty and three yenrs wilul
ahscn,c, aud asking that she may he livurc
cd from him. aud have the custody of thcii
minor child aud tor Ulmouy aud general 70
lief
Dated this 18th day NJ Arrl, 1861.
RACHEL ANN CADWALLADER
BY Hall & rhtenger, her Attys.
apr ls.6w S3t0
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The scandinavian Pills and Purifier


DR. C. W. RoBAcK Dear Sir:--I In reply to
inquiries made Of me, II gives me pleasure to
say, that Mrs. ~ Aztec. of the Society Of
Friends, and widow of the late De, Allce of
Cincinnati, previous to her going East, ex
pressed acr confidence in the efficacy Of your
ScnndinavinD Remedies, and the benefit she
derived from using them. She had been suf.
fering from general rUsiration at times. be
ing over seyenty-six years OF age, aud oph-
thalmia and Inflammation Of the face Va.
riOus r. NEEDLES were resorted 10 without re-
lief, when some friends recommended course
of your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills. They had the desired elect,
aud she was considered as restored TO health.
know many who have used your rene
dies. aud speak decidedly Of the benefits de
rivec, thus testining OF their renovating in
fluence in purifying the blood and giving Wig
or aud energy TO the system. They have my
cordial appreciation. Very Respectfully,
Your obedient servani, Ii
s. J. BROWN.
Rev Samuel j. Brown has been deyot-
ed laborsr in the cause Of Christianity in Cin-
einnati, for more than thirty years, as almost
every old Cincnnntian knows Such testi-
mony, from such n source, is not TO be passed
ed over lightly. No other Proprietary Rem.
edies ever presented TO the pub 10. ever re-
ceived tithe of the commendation from
MEN OF STANDING, in every walk OF
life, that mine have done. See advertise
ment.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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IN the other disease, to which the woman, Wife and
Mother Is peculiarly iiabie.
These Pills contain no deletsrous ingredisr's hn
are safe nd certain IN iheir senon. They viii be
fouud to exe the hnrp,est effects 10 aii cases OF Pro-
iapsus Uier. in Lsuchorea, or the Whites, they viii
be aoundthe easiest and certain Cure thste be
found tis on aceosnt orbits certainty they should
notbs taken BY Pregnant Femsles, (durnE the hrst
months. misoarraes iseertein) 70 he ofengh' on
hui at other rperi ods their use is perfectly safe.
NB.-One dollar and three postage stamps enclosed
to any authcriKed agent, viii ensure package otphs
\, return mail.
C.CRospy, General Agent, BufFalo. N. Y.
C.rrros -Hewure OF Counterfeits: the genuine
have the signature ofC Crosby the outside wrapper
For sale by Z. T.. -. John a Co., Dubois 60. and
y. .Naunardt. Tifhn. o. octlily
Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops.
NEVER fail TO destroy and sxtermnate all kinds al
fnteuinsl Worms Are perfectly reliable in all cases
sndf.r superier. TO any end all Of the Fancy Worm
Cenfections aud vermifuses which in use
They may be tAksa al all tlaes with perfect safety, a.
they eoptst no Msrpry, or other deleterous drug =
Mothershould slwsy, purchase them, and give ths
children no other
Each sox contains 81 drops.
tho Caihartie whatsveris nscs,srytobe given)
For sale by all druggists and dsalersin medicines.
Al. MATTHEW,
ss,Ittv puF,lo. n ". and Fort Ere. g. w.