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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-07

In This city, Dea 6, Miss Cynthia Brvman 81 Ers
Funeral at the Chapel Thomas street, at IL CLOCK
Tuesday forenoon. Relatives and friends are inVteu 10
attend without further notice - a.y.
in sutton Dec 9, Mrs Abigail, wife OF Ezra
In Webster. Nov H. Ebcnezer Foster Sc yrs NOV 49,
Emma Stanbro, 10 yrs 49,
In Dudley Dec l. Bernard Cullen, ~ yrs M,
In Hardwok, Nov q, Melinda II, vile OF u Nsnasl'
SO years. - ,y,ihrr s,n q. q p and
Eliza " bradish 3 mos. Nov 70, James smell 80 WIS
Nov 49, George II, son of Hamn Bullsr4, II mos. DE
/, Emily II, wife Of Kew II "'Aei Vi Ne"'i'''ei' 81"
yrs mos. a. -. A., ts... ., HI .s
fatberi DR. Hovt, Frank Wentworth, only son Of W
Brackett of Boston 49,
In Lynn, Dec 4, Eddle, only chhd oil keT ana MARY
T. scott OF Milford, q mos.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-07
! ALE OF VALUABLE WATER

SALE OF VALUABLE WATER
~ POWER, COTTON MILLS AND MACHINERY
BELONGING TO THE Cords C0MPANY.-Wiil be
soil at Public Auction, at noon on THURSDAY, Dec.
lO!h 1863 on the prem SEES In Mbury, Mass
FIRST nor-About 20 acres of Land, including water
power, dam. canal print cloth MILL with ITO looms and
drilling mill with 20 looms, and all The machinery and
implements in said miils also, cotton house. waste
house, machine shop, with tools and mpementst eren
blacksmith shop paint. shop, carpenters shop, AGENTS
house tenement houses and other buildings on the
premises.
SECOND Lofts OF wood land, more or less,
about mi from the mill Afterwards about 20 cords
OF seasoned wood and two horses, carts, wagons har
nesses seds seighs robes farming tools, lumber cast
ings and furnishings, steam pring, tools. DC, &c
The purchaser Of the rs lot must pay The auction
Ger $4,000 In cash or satisfactory hank check
second lot must pay $500 likewise Tie other articles
will b. sold for cash delivery Further terms and
conditions made known at time and place Of sale
For information and particulars, apply to JOHN T.
BACON, Agent, on the premises.
Mlllbury, Dec T. 1863. dtl0th Is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-07
10trtss

A TTENTION WORCESTER LIGHT
IA INFANTRY, CO. u, SD BATTALION RIFLES
There will be meeting Of the members OF Co ID, sd
Battalion Rifles at their Armory, Horticultural Hail.
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 18th
GEO. W. PROUTY,
DIS Dat Captain Commanding.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-07
BugIe GimpS and Ornaments

Black and Choice Colors Colored Velvet Rbbons Rea
Black Thread, Malta, Brussels and French Trimming
Laces.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-07
ylrm advertisements.
OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL,

~ STH DISTRICT MASSACHUSETTS,
Worcester, Zee 9Th 1868.
BY order OF the Provost Marshal General lists Of the
of all persons enrolled in each Sub District viii
be posted in at least ve public places in such SUB Dis
trlct,
Ali persons claiming 10 be wrongfuly enrolled for
either Of the following reasons YiZst, Alenage "a,
residence; 3d. Unsuitabeness Of Age sIh Manifest
permanent physical disability, requested to present
their claims to the Board of Enroment previous to the
20th day December current They will come prepa ed
with proof of their claims
Persons drawn in the draft and exempted not
required TO present their exemption papers, as record
Of all such exemptions in the possession of the Board
of Enrolment
Manifest physical disability" that would be sufficient
striking from the enrolment, ust he
OF such character TO be oortous without surgical
examination.
Election Of one of twol or more sons TO be exempted
from the enrolment, mast be made before the draft
Amy person knowing to the fact OF any enc not having
been enrolled rho liable Tor military duty the LIST
day Of July a5t, will report the of such person to
the enrolling officer of the Sub District in which they
should have been enrolled, to tie Provost Marshall in
order that they may be nov enrolled.
SAM'L V. STONE,
Captain, and Provost Marshal 6th Mass Dist.
d. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-07
A DMINISTRAT0R'S SALE.-By Ii
Ia cense Of Court, will be sold at Public Auction on

Ia Of Court, will be sold at Public Auction
WEDN EADAY, DEC. 10, 1853,
at O'Clock In the morning, At the old Beaman TAv-
ern,' called in West BOylslon.
Nnetr-eifbt acres Of Pasture and Sprou; Land
Fortv-ve and one-alf acres Of lntsrvalc Land,
the stone Bridge
Hay scales aud ab tut twenty nine DIS of Land all
situated In West BOylst0n.
Fty-seven acres Of nasture Land In the southeast
part OF Sterling which Is about three covered
with wood; all Of which owned by the late EZRA
BEAMAN OF West BoylsOn, at the time OF his decease
Terms of aale-One fourth to BIO paid on delivery Of
Deed and the remainder In one from the first day
Of next January.
Also, will be sold the following Personal Property -
II ows in Liberal Church. In West BOyison, horse
shed near said church. tw 0 Feather Beds, &c. &c.
LEVI Go5S, Administrator.
West Boylston, Nov, 20, 1868
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-07
HOSIERY & GLOVES.

new nvoite lust received. For Kid Gloves we have
tho beat maxi known TO the trade aud every Glove
warranted tdll Agsortmet Of Fail and Winter oy
ter Ladies and AisSes Wear Wooden and Fleecsd lined
Hnso Of all Biu ID.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-07
MIRTH, MAGIC AND MYSTERY
PROF. YOUNG,

The Great Magician, Professor of Physical Scieuce
Natural n Rgic Necromancy, and PhOsophyof Mechan
ism, assisted by his accomplished Page,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-17

L.. L.. 1.,,7 l. wv, ~ c,,-.,d ,.ro, noc, nnar
..-'I 0'.I,.s,' - III rroro ,nrsb,soa
:. 49, rT,,:.,3 gt,.oa - -, oo,rao.t, n,;co Of
49, IA = ;x,1;
49, .1.~o lo11.u.
an acre. The Free South says: Most Of
the valuable locations were needed for military
and naval PURPOSES, Or were woodlands needed
for f,p1 and timber by the army. =
~~ s@ 1v
gan's staff. who ESCAPED from Columbus, With
him, has arrived IN Russell county, Tennessee.
IN his wav 70 Richmond. lie reports having
left General Morgan in Cincinnati. and is salts
fed thar he is Of present in the Confederate
lines.
The Nev York News ;'charges Secretary
C,haso with bamhoozne the people in his An,
nual Report The lines (Money AF'lcIe}
thinks that al the rate o. Two ol'll'o"S per Jay
the T. :. Treasury VIII g "!''i ea>o - '''0 ~"
OF March ----vs>~-----
1t is SAID that Senator McDooSa'' OF 1a'
tornIa, Will Introduce into tue T. D Senate
RESOLUTION declaring thc I'e"ch NV "elo" -
'eA'oo ." u''1l'''o ~ ~ r. '; =
~,,S.. r.,
-sB.~----
1'' A'0'''' y ''''>' :, ~':., .I'.1r
U - r y =. ~ n, S.,n,nor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-17
DEATH OF GEN. BUF0RD.

DEATH OF GEN. BUFORD.
Major General John 1}nforJ, Of the L, s, army,
died in Washington yesterday, at he residence
Of Gen. Stoneman, after an illness Of 1oHr Or
five weeks contracted IN the Army Of the p0~
t0,nac. commencing with diaIr!,oea and :t,..0w~
ed E,y typhoid fever Gen Dniord was i ma
tive OF Kentucky. Tie gradUarcd II West
Point in 1913, and has Teen n active ser
vice ever since Ills rank IN the regular army
was that 81 Assistant Inspector General. ond
was Brigacicr General Of volunteers: but had
the commission Of Major General placed IN his
hands yesterday just before he died, he 1al
having Joeu bestowed on him ~ President
Lincoln as mark OF his distinguished SERVICES
IN the array Of the Potomac,
The New York Express OF yesterday alter
noon says - Gold fell to 1883 late yesterday
afternoon, upou the introduction Of Senator
Lanes ill In Congress, but the market recoV~
cred from the same this morning, and The price
touched 493 Tie effect Of this bill, should
it pass would ultimately advance the price,
and tend 10 send gold out Of the county. The
ma,ke was quite animated to-day, and the
fluctuations very Il equcnt." The closing rates
were 1905
No clue has been obtained Of the person who
committed themurder and robbery Of the Nal
den Bank, Mass. The amount taken was about
S., OO0, $1,000 In hundred dollar bills md
1000 in small bills This sum was counted out
by Nh. Merrill, The Cashier: Tor young Con-
a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-17


BODY Of the army remains unchaDgcd> but
rhere arc indications Of movements with
view to obtain more comfortable quarters
There are reports from Washington to the eft
feet that Confederate pickets had appeared at
A0uia Creek: and that the gunhoats Currltpck
and Anacosta have been tired into on the Rap
Dahannock by Confederate batteries,
The British blockade runner Ceres Is report
Cd 20 have been capcured off Wilmington, y
e., on the 9th instant, by the q, S, gunboat
Aries. She was run or shore and set lire to by
The crew, but Icing boarded by the crew OF the
ruDboat the fire was extiuguIshed. The yes
sci was considerably damaged, but it is thought
the arms and ammunition ON board, would be
saved. The Ceres was new ship, built IN
England, and IS reported 70 Lave been design
ed bv Mr.. Lamar as a Confederate cruiser.
On Tuesday Gen Hitchcock, received from
Gen. Meredith, D copy OF letter addressed
10 him On the 18th inst, by R0bt. Guild, ESQ,
Confederate commissioner Of exchange, &c,
announcing the determination Of the Contcd-
crate War Department hereafter 10 receive no
morc provisions from the North TOR the Fed
cral prisoners in their hands, but stating that
1he prisoners will he hereafter furnished pre-
cis.ly Us the Confederate soldiers are ratloned.
Dates from MinatitIan, Mexico have been
received at New York. It IS stated that the
town was closely besieged by the French aud
al supplies cut off. The people were suffering
Tor provisions. 4 French gunboat was also
guarding thetow besides number Of French
Egyptian soldiers. The natives arc reported
IS being hostile 10 the French, and hoping fox
intervention by the United States.
Louis NAPOLEON in bis letter to Queen Vic
toria, inviting the government OF Great Britain,
70 send Ambassadors to the European Con
gress he proposes, addresses her as Madame,
NV sister" The British government as our
readers already know, has declined TO accept
the invitation and will NOT be represented IN
the Congress,
\ Nashville dispatch Of Tuesday says that
rhere is rumor that General Sheridan COM
mandiog the column in pursuit Of Long
street, encountered the Confederate rear guard
east Of Knoxville, and sustained heavy re
pulse, in which General Sheridan is said to
have been badly wounded The rumor is
traced 10 several distinct sources, bat IS not
credited at Gen. Burnside headquarters.
The bill Of Mr. Lane, Of Kansas, intro
duced Into the Senate OF the Z, s, proposes
70 prevent the speculations in gold, silver, and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-17

4 TTENTION LADIES! Mr.. Henry Schwarz
u has just returned from New Iork with /.
select stock Of FURS and CLOAkS, also =
great many small articles, fancy goods and no.
tons suitab!e for the holidays. Call and see
pm 81 ~, hlus St. dec lift
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-17

It is rumored that General Scho6eld, now
il Washington and lately commanding in Mis-
souri,, will be assigned to the command q
Baltimore.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

BEAUTIFUL LgGEsp.--Therc Is a beau.
tiful lcgcnl illustrating the blessedness
Of performing our duty at whatever cost
% our own inclination. A beautiful vision
Of our Saviour had appeared to monk,
and in silent bliss he was gazing upon it.
Tho hour arrived in which il was his duty
to feed the poor Of the convent. lie ling.
or-d not IN his crit To c~isy the lviAian
but loft II TO perform his humble duty
When he returned, he found ths blesse,
vision still waiting for hin, and uttcrine
these words: iIadst thou said, mus
have fed"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

they NAV cnoosc, from pins point 20
the mouth of a cannon (Tremendous
cheering. during which the oldgentlemau
sat down, after he hsd gwen the desk a
parting wback which sounded loud above
tho din Of cheers and clapping Of hands.)
! never before witnessed 50 much ex
citenentln an assembly. Mr.. Funk spoke
with force Of natural el)quence, with
a conviction and truthfulness. with fer.
vor and pathos which wrought up the gal.
leries, AID even members on the floor, To
tho highest pitch Of excitement. Hts
voice was heord 10 the stores that sur
round the square, aud the people came
hocking in from al! quarters. In five
minutes he had an audience that packed
the hall 20 its utmost capacity. Ater he
had concluded, the Republican members
and the spectators rushed up and took
fhim by the hand 10 congratulate him.
The Democrats said nothing, but eyi.
IDENTIFY felt the castigation they were re-
ceivlng most keenly, as might be seen
from their blanched checks and restless
uneasy glanccs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

JoAK on JIM LAVE. When Jim Lane
was in this city, some weeks ago, on bis
way To Washington, ho stepped into one
of the military headquarters, desiring TO
see the commanding officer. In an
sntH-room ho laid his overcoat aud muf.
fer on chair. aud, casting an ioquir.
ing and anxious glance ut an Orderly,
said
They will be snfe here I suppose" f"
"Yes,' replied the Orderly, "thcre
Gro no Kansas troops In town, Gcner.
al"
The Kansas Senator sriled audibly,
enjoyed the Jest, aud event in," satisi.
. ! OF the salty Of his ,hings.--St Louis
Republican.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13
Tho corrupt heart is like nm ants nest

Tho corrupt heart is like an ants nest
on which while the stono lieth, none Of
,hem appear; but take of the stone aud
stir them up but with the point Of a
straw, you will SEQ what a swarm is there
and how lively they be. Jast such u
sight would thy heart afford thee, did the
Lord but withdraw ths restraint he has
laid upon It, and suffer Sltau to stir /,
up by temptation. Boston
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

Fort ciswell, recently attacked by
our Gu ibOats, In on Oak Island at the
mouth Of Clps Fear River aud the in.
trance to Wilmington horbor. II Is a
work Of some strength aud importance
hav ing cost the Government up to the
time Il fell into the enemy's hands, over
a half million Of dollars. Wilmington
a city Of 10000 inhabitants, where i'm
poriHnt railroads froIn the south, west
and north center, is 50 miles up Cape
Fear River from the Fort.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

An Algerian paper states that two or
three days ago, young shepherd, who
was keeping sheep at a place called
Djebbah, having fallen asleep was sud
denly awakened by some animal lickirg
him IN tho face, ana on looking around
he saw two exceedingly young panthcrs
Ia mule and rcmule--llOying quito near
him. The young man manageed t.
catch thom both.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

FEMALE lnPosIrcKs. The Cleveland
LeaSer says that woman calling her
Sc i Mrs. Robinson, of Kansas, has been
in that city imposing uron the Masonic
frat ernity by begging money on the
ground OF relationship to Mason.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

Sairts increase In humility, az they
draw neurer to heaven, Unworhy to be
called an apostle, said Paul, concerning
himself, some years after his conversion.
AS he. advanced still further in years,
he cried ut, less than the least of all
slints, A. little befors his msr,ydom
his cry is, the chief of sinners. - Watts
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

We should cherish the friendship, and
with all our hearts love those who every
day practice the frccepts of the Gospel.
No mates how lowly they may bo IN the
eyes Of the world, they are exalted high
10 the estimation Of God, angels and
D nre Eplrlts.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

OF Asmnsk lying among linen. per-
fumes IL; ~ the real In dwelling OF God Is
Spirit imparls the sweet fragrancy OF
holiness TO the believers heart and tenn.
per, worls and works.-cripplegais
Lectures.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

Gospel In c'udtp, a heart broken Of
for Gin a heart broker of from sin ;
aud a perpetual conflict with sin
Medley
II the very idol of having hard heart
makes you trcmble Il is ecrtain sign,
that yous heart is not harl.-St. Bar.
ndrd
Tbs head members arJ gloriied to-
gethor, with the som, kind Of glory
God has not one heaven Tor his Son,
aud another for his saints but one and
tho same for both. Dyer.
To be in Christ In heaven below and
to be with Christ in heaven above III
Say not that tSou has royal blood IN
thy veins, and art born Of God exccp,
thou cOnst prove thy pedigree, by diring
70 90 holy, in spite OF men and DEVILS
GurRdil
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

cow.halr taken from the hldss 10 tau.
nerles Is employed for making plas,erlng
mortar 10 give u q sort Of hbroas quail
.ity
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

ADVANCE IN IRos. .--Nails have advance
ed four shillings per keg. aud iron Eve
dollars per ton.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

The crow is brave bind, be never
shows tho white feather.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13
BR VANS
PULMONIC WATERS.

The most certain and speedy remedy ever
discovered Tor all diseases Of the
Chest aud Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Asth-
mn, Consumption, Bronchitis, In-
huenza, Hoarseness, Difficult
Breathing, Sore Throat,
&C., &C.
These Waters give the most ip,tantsneou an per.
feet relief and when with according TO d.
rectons nsreTfsii To eReeta rapid and lasting
have been restored 10 perfect health, who
have trisd other means vain. To all classes And
all constitutions they sTe blessing nd cnre-nons
need despair, no matter how long the disease may
have existed, or however severe u may be, provided
the organic structure OF the vital organs u not hope
lessly deeayed. Every one afflicted should give them
an Impartial trial.
To yocalists and Public Speakers,
these Wafets are particularly valuable They wiiin
oSK Dan remove the most severe oeoasionaI hoans.
uessi and the,rrvguar use Tor few days will, at al
times increase the power and hexibiiity of,hs voice
greatly improving It's tone compass aad eleATness or
which purpose they are regularly used by many pre-.
yoB MOSES Sole Proprietor, Realistically.
Prcs ,2S cents peTbox.
Voealists and Public spesksu
Voc slins and PHhlie speaksrs
yoeshsts and Public Speaker
WIN 6nd Bfyan's Waters
Willfnd Brysn's Waters
win ind Bry ans W afers
fnvaipsble TO remove
Invaluable to remove
fnyslu tetmovs
Haauenen snd Sore Throat,
Hosrsne,sand Sore Throat,
Ilosrssnes' anu ssrs Threat.
Aud rive eiesrnsss the voice.
And give eleATness tn the voice.
And give elearnsn 10 the voice,
They relisvsin ten minutes.
They relieve nteR minutes.
They elsvsin ten minutss,
Coughs, Ceids, sud aildiseusss
Cssfhs, Colds, aud all dissasss
Coughs, Colds, and all disease.
frr Of,h. Chs., and Ianr..
ofths Cheat and Lang $.
of,hs chsu aud Lsags.
Sold BY all Druggists
Soldby all druggists
sold By all Draxgins Is
A. as cents bsr,
A. Is es nis box.
At25 eshiss bex
sspts.ly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13
BIanks! Blanksi

All kinds of Blanks. OF the most approved
orms, well printed ON 6ne paper, ktpt con.
,,antly on hand aud for sale cheap al tho Tai.
psE OEucEi saeh Ss r.ff
uceds, Summons,
Mortgages, oubpoenass
Attachments. vendis,
Executions, Constable Sales,
Hlank Notes, &e., SC.
pJastiees and Notaiss supplied sa rsss'
ossnls ,sy'ps-n a. fasaa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13
HOME TESTIMONY.

Mt. n. y PKINasLEs-DsMsir, We pelit dutv ".
the public, TO uais tnat wsrsh-lrs Cathslieon
n medicine Invaluable for eomprint, osss.d uudsr
the head Of Female Diseases We have pted yonr
Grsfsnbetg Mediene aud have ven Ersstl, bsns6,.d
thereby, 20 much that were the psice double We
" 'uld have them. To the thousand Of our ser WHO
are suffering iropi weaknttset, we would recommend
the Catholcon as tute psnseea II giyes ,ireurhio
the and enables each Of tho organs or IN, boty
TO psIfOrn their appropriate functions.
Mu.W CARTER.
Mrs Z. Y. WEEKS
MioC. SWORMsTEtT.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

n. u. KINGSLEY, ,Clevel,nd.
Fer sale by DuBos Co, n. u. Snyder, Tidin;
". Hall, Lowell; Dr. p. Yates, Green Springs; Wm.
Riningsf Atiicai ID. Holman q Co., MeCuicheayilles
an BY medicine dealers throughout the state,
n u. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
u25.lN. Agent for Ohls.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

A licensed A uctioneer, is now
esd, 10 tend 20 all bnsness N bis ius that rfy Be
sntfasted 70 hlseafs 10 ssnscsand adtoiaineoeus'
ties.
tS-Rs,idencs. Q mile, north or rian. on The
Fremont Plsnk Road. Al ofdsu left with u! A..
BHskirk 4 Co, Nill he promptly susndedto
Tihfn, Jsn' 20, 1863. 6m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13
The Great Enpiish Remedy!
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated FsmalS PiIls!!

OCttUTUttW LTFWttttO ttFSs =
Prepared from prescription Of srJ, Clarks, NJ. d
Physieiaa xtraordinaTy to the Queen.
THIS we'll lkaswn medicine it no imposition, bat q
Il sure and safe remedy rof RsmAl Difhenhies nd
obsuae from say csuss whatsssri and Altheag
consultation. sll.
Mauisd Ladies Il PEGS kaTlY suited, Itwill,in
sshort time. bring on The montly period with rsEu
lany. HH go
Ia Aneass, Of Nsivoa, and Spinal Aheeuohs, Psin
In the Back and IA nbs ussyiasss, Fatigus slight
sxsnioR, Palpitaiien ofyhs Hear, Lowasss fSPit,
fal Mseas eoeasloaeA b. aaordersd system. thess
Pills will nect hen all other mssnshass hlsa
These Pitts have never been kassa TO fail where
the d.sslisasea the Cd page Of PsnPhis, arswsliss
tsued.
Fer risslais. got pamphlet, free. .ofshs sg.
N. by-al aAd0 postage ste mps eneie,rd TO aAy AZ.
sOpllls, ey retufa matt. lf eetsl.fy .a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

tT The above named Ladies' we are psr,onaiiy &C.
auuaintcd With, and know that Tor several ysan sbi,
we Hved in Medina, they were great sufIsrers Nil.
has Osen so badly afflicted that II was with difficulty
she able to stand upon her feet Afew bettes Of
Cahocon sntifely cured her OF her com nlsints NV
vile received great hene6t from th, medicine. We
recommenditto the Ladies OF this County az a safe
and efoen, remedy for the many complaint, they ar.
tuhjeettod
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Canheld Herald.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13
George j. SalZmau,

Surgeon Dentist. =. Rooms in
shawhan's New Block, over the Bank Of
Fiffin, Tihin, Ohio
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13
Nv\NNN no WNOvG.
FOR SALE BY

For sale In ssrsea county by I l.. ST. John 4 Co
DaBois 4 CO aud J, y. Mbruarlt, Tiahi u Hal
Ioweii; n. NJ, Arndt, Adrian J. w Miller Attea
ID w Hohhnan. Berwloki JohR Lewis, Densvills
q 4 Yoankst, WAtsons stNtioHi EP Hiss, Bloomv'ii
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

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