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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-06-05
Complimentary to General Banks.

Complimentary to General Banks
Gen. Banks has received the official
thanks of the Prc,dent and Secretary Of
War for his mastery retreat to the Po-
tomac. He deserves them. One Of the
most difficult things in military opera
tions is that of conducting q successful
retreat when it becomes a necessity, and
Gen. Banks managed his recent retreat,
in the face of greatly superior attacking
force, with the most mastery success.
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NOTICE

: hereby given that ALEX RoRrprcov
/ re,opened his "oN mas
MEAT NARKEr
T r. 'ne ''a stand, North of the court house in
meat In Cedar county at reasonshIsy ne E Dess
oasii. as be buys beeyes on the same ,sr1,a ""
Upton, Sept 9Th, lsGl-3m '"''
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WIN. ELLIOTT.

4. Ioii,E of THE PEACE, and General Co,.
Trrros Iowa. ' In+r Si' o"'e'
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of as good men as are in the country have
left the Democratic psrty and joined Us
and are now ardent aud earnest Re
publicaus In view of this it is much
easier now for Democrat to call himself
a Republican, when his old party Is SO
rotten with treason. that it is a stencil
10 the nostrils Of al! loyal men.
We say then let the Republican party
BE- true to itself and the country, the
great loyal organization, in tho future
that it has been in the past, preserve Its
organization intact, aud it will command
a larger vote, and be enabled to render
more efficient aid to our national Admin
istration in prosecuting the war and ex'
terminating rebels, than any new party
under whatever name or prctcxt 1t may
be organized.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

DUBLlC Notice is hereby given to all person!
L interested in the estate of Joseph Zerbv
deceased, late of Cedar county, Iowa, that VIII
liam Hook, executor, has filed in the Office
of the county judge, his final report Of the settle
ment of the affairs of said estate and asks to he
discharged from further duties and liabilities in
the premises. All persons interested DESTROYS
of cOntcsting the same, must do on or before
the first Monday in July A. D. 1862, or said report
will be confirmed as prayed for therein.
C. BELTS, County Judge.
June "a, 1852 n22w3
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Ras- We learn that Col. Worthington
was shot by an Illinois soldier. 1t seems
that the soldier, who was on picket duty,
had been fred on twice during the night
by the rebel pickets, and in his fright he
shot the first man that come in sight
The ball passed through the Coloners
head, killing him instantly.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE

rrcuT mn .r,rf, -. VI rACEs
IN phAfIS ON NEW YORK CAN Br
hasssa ., .ns eShseriber in sums to suit pur.
Eastern Cities, cashed America, cola .an.,. oh
ed at small premium, MA" e''d furnish
b"~ orhc' over IIoltslanders store.
Upton. Iowa: July Ist, 1880. " = "'"I'
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alew Adrertisrments.
ONET TO L,
$4,000

vINO LOAN at Low interest, on long time on
l. Real Estate security. Apply soon.
PIATT 4 SplCER
Nav Goth lsc2 2w
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We are not acquainted with the post
Office address of all the meu nancd, and
10 give the matter start would surrest
that the Convention fer this year Be held
at Cedar tapids and that it be held the
day before or the d1y after the Congress
slousl convention Of this, the Second,
district, if the ears on the G. l. & n. r.
Il run so that delegates can 60 from the
one convention to the other. If this
cannot be, then have it about the first of
September. Will the chairman, if IN
-eSse, lead of and put the thing in motion.
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JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

In looking over the proceedings Of the
last Republican Judicial Convention We
find that the following named persons
were appointed Judicial District Gem.
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Kerosene ker0aenoI
NE best Kerosene Oil for sale Of 20 CoOO
L per gallon. ty BIsHOPd sHANnO.
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Agents for the celebrated Rock Island Piows,
az manufacturers prices Also for Manpy's
Reaper. the only successful combined nachine
in the world.
We invite the public to call and examine On,
stock and prices
No charge for showing goods. All kinda Of
produce taken in exchange for goods.
FRED. HEIGHT 4 Co,
mo Clarence. lows.
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New YORK Market.

NEw IORK July %.
FLorR-Salcs ofl6. 500 bbls at s5,nO@5 ~
for super western 70 40@4 80 Ter common
70 medium extra western; So l505 60 for in.
ierior IA good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
REAr-Salesa at 81 i0Msl l6.
Rrk=-Salcs Mt OO@7ic.
Barley Sales at sUlec.
Corn Sales 5000 bu at 46@ts for new
yellow.
oArs-sales Mt d2Ceilc for STATE, west
ern and Canadian.
Wnisky-held 26isc.
PoHK;-Sales. $50 blls at sii ,50@O0 90
for mess J! j9td l2 90 for prime
BsEF-Salcs ut IS 50@7 90 for country
primei sS 00ts 10 90 for country mess.
t,xES HAAS Steady. Sales at 81 9 6UG1 800
90 for western.
Cor MEArs-Dull, at 3,S@4c for shoul.
dcrs, andd3i @5l4e for hams.
BACON Steady. Sales at 6Aic.
LAnp-Salcs at 7ls@slRc.
BuTrER-A fair business doing at l0@l7
fnr Ohio; lG6l9c for State.
CHEEfK-4lsc
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Return Of the Three Month Me,

| Neiurn OF the Ihrcc Month Men,
Capt Byer's Company [ Dl s6th Ohio Regi.
ment, who returned home last Friday, met a
warm welcome among our loyal citizens. A
large crowd was ut the depot to receive
them. Their mothers and sisrers, wives and
sweet hearts, friends and scquainiances gave
them such welcome as they will not soon
forget.
The boys all returned, and they look sun
burned, but healthy. They were absent Just
four months. They were guarding govern.
ment stores at ClNrksburg, Va, most of the
time but on the 22d of August, 1t being re
ported that heavy force of rebels were
marching on Beverly, they were put on
forced march across the mountains to that
place, travelling thirty miles a DAY. After
they got there, the rebels fearing to attack
the place. crossed over the mountains Though
narrow defles and foot paths, VIII ere no wa.
gons could be taken, and attacked Buchan.
non, thirty miles in their rear, and burned
some $500 900 worth of government proper.
ty stored there. Thus having their retreat
cut off, should they be attacked by a super.
ior force
Gen. Kelly was there In person, and seem.
ed much frightened at the prospect before
him. lie expected to be attacked ON both
sides by superior forces, and planted batter.
les on the adjacent hills commanding the ap.
proaches from both directions. But the reb.
els, finding the strength Of our little force,
did not make the desired attack, but retreat
ed in southerly direction, and go the boys
had to return without 6gbt. They hate and
despise Western Virginia, but the greater
portion of them are again ready to volunteer
in the service of their country.
They have done everything with alacrity
aud cheerfulness that they were asked to do,
and IL they did not get into the more active
service that they wished to-that Of Fighting
the rebels--it is no fault of theirs. They
have performed their duty well aud have all
been honorably discharged. Welcome home
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FROM CAMP moNRuEyIIIE.
CANT MoSkoEtILLE, o ,
Sept. 2sth, G2.

+. +. FRANKLIN,
Lieut.. Col. 3lth Reg, o. v.

CAMP MoSkbEtILLE, o
Sept. 2sth. G2.
DFAR TRIBUNE:
Perhaps few lines to yotr readers, from
this point might be of interest. The l9bd
is still here, waiting for the Paymastet and
marching orders-ths frat more particularly
When we will leave this place no one here
knows: but IL is thought the Government
viii not move US until We are paid our boun.
ty and months wages. To do 80 would be
doing the men great injustice. Many Of them
left their families with little means to sup.
port them, thinking that they won get their
bounty right away. These men look anx-
iously for the appearance of Uncle Sans
Cashier.
The sanitary condition Of the Camp Is
good and there are but few on the sick list.
The men do their own cooking and many Of
them fancy that they eau excel the ladies Of
Seneca in the culinary art 1t would do
your readers good TO see the boys "at home"
in camp. and to share their hospitality. Our
little pine village Of neatly arranged guar.
tiers and eleanly swept streets, presents a
lively appearance, assure you. Tifin is a
dry place compared with this It's anus
ing to read the various inscriptions over the
doors. Over the door of mess No. in Capt
Shawhan's company, you may read "Ty.
mochtee Rangers" Next comes the "Li,
.ons Den," but. so inside, and you win find
the ''lions' as doeile as Sheep preying upon
nothing but good victuals.
The u. s. Mastering Officer was here last
Wednesday and seven companies Of the i23d
were mustered in to'witi Co. A. Capt. Cham
berlini Co. B. Capt HellOggi Co. r. Capt.
Berryi Co. ID. Capt. ShawhsbI Co. ], Capt.
Kirkwookj Co. II. Capt Newman; Co. G.
Capt. Riggs. The other three companies
were not mustered, on account Of the absence
Of thei, men at home on furlough. will
send you list OF the names Of Seneca co.
companies. as soon as i can. Seneca has
moro men in the Regiment than any other
county, but the Governor has not seen ct 10
give us q Geld officer.
can assure the friends Of the Regiment in
"old Seneca" that the Regiment is Ia good
condition and IN excellent nghtins hamor -
We have received aud distributed OR arms,
accoutremeuts and most Of edr elsthing. The
arm We have Is the celebrated Austrian Nj
hsd Musket. soDsiiered as good s sSJ in
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TO TtvE PUBLIC.

tIsgRrv TowSsuir, Crawfcrd CO., Jane fs. We.
Ma. .EpiroR>-Sirs--feelnzi u . dnty owe " the
auiicted, wis taken With bihcu, arrangement Ia
lste, which Vas very severe. resoited 70 the NJ.
D.s, alcpsthie doetcrs, 10 Huniber, IN tucyrus,
Cleveland and Rugles, IN The state OF Ohio. stay
ID fOur weets Ia Cl-vel,nd. getting no better =
stepped " Rueles neron co, eAltedNn old VI. D.,
whe said had Tape Worn. he gave ne 70 gaia.
Of ealomel AID turpenuns. " iecsened ny teeth
and was nigh kinins me. oihpts IN Buayrus said
had the Liver rCompsini, And gave me huge deses ~
ealouiel and quininc. grew worse all the ,ime.-
Some OF the doctors sdN sed to travel 10 Kain nv
heahh while o,hsS, nsdi would never gain Wy heshs
and get well.
sshspN,ed their skin snd Al hope wa, gone sud lls
deprived o. was prevailed On TO 90 and mploy liz.
A. BENHAM, aphysopaihir physician Of Mein'ors,
Stueea CO. Ohio, who, With Ms mast tly hit sd
ssnstive remcaies, fesicred me 70 health IN shost
weeks, whea I walked home, ls ntles, ia one da,,
aud so6a eot able to 90 TO work snd VS., Qnitr ws
With the eSrertioa ofihe dire Effects Of the eslomsL
With that exception, IhaVs enioyed good health evsf
siase, and have known br. A. benhsn TO cure upm.
stuu. cases. where their phyaciNns hNd absuaoned
hem and ~ hope gone. would advise the stis ed
TO cali on nr. A. Dcnhsm Al once aud not delay any
tonget. lie ear break fever, or any acute or vhron
he aissass, In ie.s time than any phync'au ever
kRew. ,AA...
JosErli WARNER, vi,sssA.
IN. A. hcnhami mehcitSs fos ssIs BY DsBei,
TO-, THIN.
iulytu
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the service. We drill four to six hours q
day and are getting pretty expert In the Man
ual. We have had two Battalion Drills, and
the judgment Of outsiders is, ths, We do well
for green regiment, Col Wilson and Maj
Norton are here. The Lieut. Col ha, no,
yet arrived.
But I am vcarying YOUR readers ard will
closs with the promise that they shall hear
RON me again
n L. N.
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The Continental Monthly for October.
is one of the hest numbers that hns been pub
lished Of that sterling magazine. Excellent
articles from the pens Of such hen as r. P.
Stanton, Horace Greeley, A. u. Recder, Lei.
land and number Of others Of our first wri
tiers, can always be found on the inside oi
lite covers.
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The Senior Editor being absent this
week, and the junior having just returned
from tho wars, and not yet hav ing timr to
get his hand in, must account for lack Of
original matter in this number. We expect
hereafter to make the Tribune better and
more readable paper than IL has yet been It
will lie second to none in Northern Ohio.
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Timn Prices Current.

Corrected Weektyby ), u, SxENrH, DEALER In al
Kinds OF Grain, &c, Loesssrs Block, Tihh.
rbRk-3hC to 40
MhEAT--l5a 100
COIN (heilrU3Ol.
do tEnr)9o
RyE--Uud 30.
BARLEyS-nnT 80.
OATS -3t q s9e
PofAToEs- ~ 0s4A
FLANS Sgtn-- tO.GOJD ,0c.
btTIER--SdelO
LARD-Jc
TALLow Sc.
sAoKED Hans 6asc.
do SIDEs ASp SHoULpERs--ie.
Picked PoRK--BR7e.
CbovRR sEgp- s5S3.dfC0
BkEswkx--OuP25c.
Fg,THERs--0}OOc "a
RAGs.-9
GREKs sHIDxs--ahe a.
DRs do &c.
ESns-l Zoe. o dozen.
Timothy ,eed,-l ,tU4I;Bo
wooL-Ioa55
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The New Monitors, rs well as the
"Ironsi dcs," were appropriately illustrated
in last weeks number of Horper's Weekly.
Everything interesting that eau be illustrat
ed. ia sure always to appear conspicuously In
thi. best o illustrated papers.
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Fine Priuting.-HGving Just adj
ded a large assortment Of Ne,o Job Type
as ,oeH as other Fine Printing Materials
TO. our JOB Department, zoe are nop pre-
pared TO do all kinds of Fine Printing
in a style not 10 be surpassed. Wedding,
limitation, Visiting and business Cards
printed in very superior manner. In
Tint and Color Printing ioe cannot Be
ercelled. Gail at The TRIBUNE Office and
see specimens.
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MILLINER
MANTUA MAKING.

MRS. IL. ". ALLEN wishes 10
&c as 70 Issp ass as.o,sss Of MILNE goods ais
Caps, Dress rrimmings, Bottoms, Belts, &c. She
Y spare no pains keeping uPihs latest novelty Of
the ssason. She hss employed an sxpehsneed DTess
Makef TO superintend thai depsumenl. Family ssw.
ing done 10 sfdsf, and IN short noiiee-
,Dfssses. Cloaks. aHa Maniillss @afs at prices to
suit the times. Terms, cash. Ladiss, give hsfs ea
aud You wibs surprised Al the sxeeedins low prices.
Come add see for yourselves. Patterns cr ladies and
childrenh Apparel. Thsnkfol for past favofs, she
hopes sal. TO share the public Pstronsss.
Rooms o. Market suesi, opposite Dr. kahns oihcs.
naycsn
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Capt. A. KnRy, Of the 20th Ohio Regi
ment, who was taken prisoner at Bolivar,
Tennessee, short time ago, las been ex
changed, and as again reported himself for
dutV,
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An Interesting Letter from Colonel
franklin, of the a4th. win be found in an.
other place, giving an account Of the late
fights in the Kanawha Valley.
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RIanksi Rlanl.s I!

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, we'll printed on fine paper, kept con
stsntiy on hand and for sale cheap at the TRI-
luSE 0FrIes; such as
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, Subpoenas,
Attachments. Nendis,
Executions, Constable Sales,
blank Notes, &C.. SC.
hTJustices and Notaries supplied on rcas-
cnabie terms.rn
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MARRIED.,

On the 2l,h Sept, by Rev. J. II. Good
Mr.. John Fraver to Mrs. F. u. Esselbaek
both Of Loudon tp.
On the 2sth Sept. BY the same. Mr.. VII.
LIAM BEELER. OF the 1881 Regiment, o. V.
l. 10 Mas HANNAH SLIhhKA, OF Tifin.
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:. mi. PETrFNCII,Lk CO.,

No. 81 Park Row, New York, ~ d 6Snte
St., Boston; are our Agents for the TiffiS
TRIbUNE, in those citice, and are authorized
to take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
us CT our lowest rates.
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40! WAGES PAID
500!

To sell goods for the ApGMs skwiso MicBIss
CoaPASy. We viii give commission on all goods
sold by our Agents OF pay wsges at from $40 or sIO0
hns Perfect In is u1eehsnism. A child san learn
N onsfae II by half aG hours instraetioni Il 10 equal
10 any Family Sewing Machine in use, snd we have
reduced the price 20 Fiftsen DollaIs.
Bach MGeiilaa Il wsfiehted fof tbres years.
Address O. RUGGLES,
Geh. AEt Detroit Mieh.
junseo n
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tFE1M BIzYsE
SEWING MACHINE

TO buy and UsE, 10 Hinlkisy 4 wildmans. The
Man ufaetures live near, in Nerwaik, o., and wsnsnt
their hne, with good usage. one yssr u 10 sim
LOCK, DOUBLE LOCK AND cHAIS sTIgcHrs.
Il Hkns, srircsss and sATHE NJ bot never draws the
wo.k. finyof them srs 10 ase IN korwxIk, O., .
large uumbeI Ia the esantry about that town. and
sra IN this city where they be Had whss la
quify can be made Mote osh be had. with sLusE
Mh. D. p DswoLr
Asrussd-s~ ~
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There will he preaching at the Baptist
Church. next s,bbath, by the Rev, NJ. Rodg.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-03

Ariiclsa sent from the Tihin Aid Society
last week;
50 pillow slipsS
IT pillows.
4 dressing gowns,
9 sheets,
% shirts.
9 woolen socks.
pads.
3 lbs. seraped lint.
lbs. picked lint.
8 sacks Of dried fruits
] box Of bandagss.
10 towels,
20 handkerchicfs,
2 barrels Of Onions
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Trespas IS and Da IN a ge.

Notice u hereby givin to those tfesT asseTs through
nv farm, doing ds,aags, such tearhg down stone
biiss thro wing reis OF the fences, ehopPing dowa
irsss travelling throeeh the standing grain and grass
And csrayihg away fruit forom nv orchsrd, OF eay
such like conduct that an dsis mined to put the law
" ''''' JAMES GRIMES.
j.y IL sn.
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The SSth is now stationed before Wash.
neton, in the corps of the brave sisel.
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II Slight Cold,

~M II slight Cold,
GA Sauah, ,.5Eaa<aAness
(JJIIhJEI or Sfoxe ,Shxaaf,
VS((NS ,Uhioh might be checked
Q4A~ lUith simple remedy
Eneglected, often terminates seriously.
FeiU are otoare of the Importance Of
stopping a ISouah or Slight
fold in its first stage; that lvhich
in The beginning ,Oo,tld yield to a
mild remedy, if not attended to, coon
ATTACKS The lungs.
@xolx1's a 8konc/iiaL> >Skoches
ioere first introduced eLeve,1 years ago.
It has been proved that they are the
best article before the public for
Bonahs, folds, 8xdnchitis,
.Asthoza, Bata<xh, the Hacking
csugh in Sonsun,/ttion, and
numerous affections Of the ,J/itoat,
giving immediate relig.
PNbFtc Speakers n Singers
,viu find them efecttaI for clearing
and strengthening the voice.
Sold BY all Druggists and pealsrs
In Medicine, at rs cents per hor.
" turioS.-As taers are many limitations, ask 70,
and OBTAIN only ly"BIoan's Bronchial Trjches, whoi
ey long experiences have proved their value, having
feceised the sanction ofphysyeians generally and ties
tincnsls from eminent men Throughout the country
mmf4.ir
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SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
orSorssArr. Sept. 26S

CIScIsSAri. Sept 26S
Mrs. Henry Ebert, Tiffin, Ohio.
DKAR MADAM;
Your favor OF the 25th came to hand. We
are alec in reciept Of your large box aud two
bbls., also the three boxes from society at Ft
Seneca and vicinity, OF very eseeilen. and
valuable Hospital Stores. for The relief and
benefit Of our sick and wounded brave sol-
diers.
Please accept for yourself and tender to
the Society at Fort Seneca. the thanks Of the
Sanitary Commission. for the above excel.
lent donations. contributed by those loyal
ladies.
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Timn Retail MARKET.


corrected weekly, by II. A. BUSkIRK u
Wholesale and Retail deals rs In Groceries and d
duee Of all kinds, Shr whan', Rock Tinin OIL
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTEsi
BR Y. Y.AN'S
PULMONIC WATERS.

Chest aud Lungs, Coughs, Colds, AstbL
mn, Consumption, Bronchitis, In
hWcnzn, IIoarseness, Difficult
Breathing, Sore Throat,
The.s Waters Civ. the most Instantaneous and pst
lent triief, and when prtseveted with according to d.
teclons neyet fail to efec, rapid and s.ing eute
Thou sands have been Restored to perfect health, who
hsve tried other means In vain. To nll clsssr. and
all constitutions they sfe blessing aud euts-none
need despair, no matter how long tho disease may
have eNsied, or howevet severe u may be, provided
the otcahio structure Of the vital organs Is not hope
lcssly dccayed. Evoty afflicted should give thin
an impartial ttial.
To yocaiists ana Public SptHkets,
these Water, ste pst'icu latly valuable. They winin
osk DAY remote the most severe casonal hoarse.
ness aud their regular for few days viii, ~
times, increase the power and neNbiy OF the voice.
greatly Improving it, tone, eompa,s aud eenrness for
wh,rh parpose,hey are regularly n'ed by many pro-
yoB MOSES sols Proprietor, ROchsh,sN.Y.
rrice, ,e5 cents perbox.
vocnliUu and Pebble speatrr,
Voc ists aud Pnslic Speakers
Voealists aud Pubhe ep.Skeu
WIN and Dtynn'. wafel
| Nilhnd kBgni Wafen
Win hnd nryAn's Afsfs
insslnnB le to temovs
| Invnluah'e TO remove
! IinesluAbls to remove
iioarsens 81 shd sofe Throat,
| loanenois aud Soie Throat,
| llostsenesi und sofe Threat,
And give olcatncH tothe voice.
| And give ceArness To the voice.
! Mud Sive eieHfness TO the voice,
| They relieve ih ten minutsA =
| They relieve IN ten minutes,
They relieve IN ten minutes,
! Coughs, Colds, srJ all disc. ses
/ Coughs, Colds, and all diseases
Coughs, Codii ahd all diseases
Of,he Chest aud Lungs
| Ofihr Chest aud Lungs
IA. VI the Chest and Lungs
eoldbi all Druggists
Fold by all Druggists
| Al 25 cents boz
| Al Us cents a box
| Al IS cent? bob
| sepuoIy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-03

Matthew's Cbocolate Worm Drops.
NEVER fail to destroy and eN,etminaie alkinds Of
Inteninsi Worms Are perfectly reliable in all eases,
andfar superior, to any aud all Of the Fancy Worm
Cenectious and hsnseons Vermfges which are In Ise
They may be taken all times with hperett safety as
they contain no Mercuty other dele,erious drug.
Mothers should always purchase them, and give their
eLiliren other.
Each .ox contain, 81 arops.
mo Cathsrie whatevsris necessrryiobe siven)
For sale by all druygiss aud dealers In medicines.
r CnAs. r. WALKER,
oetIIIy Ruffhio, N. ", and Fort Ere. q. w.