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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17

Militia Election. The Trustees NJ lie
several wards uf the city Of ritlii, under the
law 20 organize aud discipline the NJ litin sc.
passed April lih, 1868, have created the
Military Districts, hereinafter described aud
all. persons subject to mi litary au'y, residing
ip the several Military Districts within the
the rporatc limits Of the city, to wit:
let Dsuict--All that portion Of the LIST
Ward north of Market Street
% Disirict--Al that potion Of tho lst
Ward south Of Market aud nor,h OF Charlotte
Street, and the alley extended east 10 corpo,
rate limits
Sd Disthct--Al that portion of the LIST
Ward lying south of Charlotte SucCt and the
alley running enst thcrcrum.
4lh Disuict--All that portion Of the 2pd
Ward sOntl Of CLAY Street,
Fifth Distriet-AlI that portion Of Second
Ward north of Chy Street.
Are hereby notified that M election for
officers Of said Companies |, 9, 2, 1 aud 3,
will be held on Fliday afternoon, July l7th
1853.
For 1t District, at Engine house on Mar.
kct Street, in LIST ward.
For 2nd District, Mt the Shoe Store OF b.
Kirchner, on Market strect, between Wash
ington aud Jefferson, lst W.
For 81 District at the Grocery OF Deringer
d Myer, ut corner of Washington and Coe
SITS lat Ward, For for 4th District, ut the
Grocery Of A. Sohu, on Sandusky rect,
2ud Ward,
For 18th District, at Engine House, on
Saudusky street, ID Ward. Polls will be
opened ut O'Clock aud close NJ ) O'Clock
T. NJ OF said day.
II. NOBLE, JOHN HElLMAN, Trus
tees lst Ward.
JACOB KUHN, JOHN L. FISHER,
Trustees 81 Ward.
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NOTICE.
AssvssoR's Officr ol the 9hh WNsict)
ct the state Of Ohio
T,vg,N Ian Ga rEEl

ANNhNNtk VIZ u U W wv eAh hAehtAN'l
ut the state Of Ohio,
TWIN, Jan. 6tA, 1862
have suhdiyjdcd this District into ten
NO) Divisions. aud appointed Assistant As
SCISSORS therein, as follows, to.wit:
DiustoS No is comIri.cd Of the several
Townships vt Lyme, Mdgh,ld, Nurwalk &,
Townsend. Wakoman, sherman, Perm, 6ron
son. aud llariland, in Huron Ceun'v. and
HIRAM EuSE,of Nurwalk. ilurcn County
Otto, is the Assistaut Assessor tA,trin.
Division 81. iscumprised of the several
TnNnshi,s U CLARK shrd. Norwich. Green
b,ld. Fuhyid, ft,h,ille, New L"ndcn,
Ri,hmord, New Maven, Ripley, aud Grcru.
wtch in Huron County, aud ANSON u.
ELlENGER. ot New London, Huron
County. Ohio. is tho Assistant Assessor
thyr,u.
DIVISION No. 2 Is comprised ofthc several
ToWuships or Berlin Flurchce, Norntiliou
Huron. Milan, OxIrd, Gtu,or, aud Pclkus,
in Erie County, and CHARLES H. nOTS
FORD, U Florence, Erie county, Ohio, is
the Assistant Ass,~scr therein.
ptys.ou No. ! is cowpri.td of the several
YoNr.hirs II Iottlad. M,rgarctta. and
Erll,'s leland, i'm Lue County, and J. q.
MGELOW oi Sandusky, E1r County, q
IL the Assistant As,,ssvr hcryiu.
Division Ne. is cHmrti,rd ~ Ottawa
Coun'y, anA JAMES KlNGUAN, of Fort
Clinton, pttswa County, uhiu, is tDr Assis
tsut Assessor thrrcin
Dt,isiun No. Is comptisei of Sanlusky
& unity. aud JOSEPH h. RAWSON. ui
Fremont, S,uluskN County, Ohio. Is Assist,
nut Assessor th r., In.
Division No. is comprised of the several
townships uf Adams, Pleasant, Liberty,
jackson. Loutou, Big Spring, Seneca aud
llupcwcil, aud all chat part ut Clinton town,
ship which is situated uu the west side OF
the Shuuuskv River, an S,n, en- County, and
JOHN \ HALL. "f rliliu, Seneca County
| ONO, is the Assistant Asa sscr ihcr, in.
Division No. ~ comprised vt the several
| Townships ct Eden, Bloom, Venice, Reed
Thompson, aud Sciriu, and all thar part OF
Cnutou Tow nslip which Is situated east ol
the Snudu,kv River, in Scu,ca C~uuty. aud
IIUlLlr SPElLMAN. uf Iithn. Seneca
Cuuuty, Is the Assistant Assessor thcr, in.
| Division No. IL comprised of the several
| Townships of Polk, jackson, Venice. san
dusky, Lib,rty. Chat6rld, Cranberry, and
Auburn, IN Crawford County, aud GEORGt I
] W. 1EEL, oi Sulphur Springs. Craw iurt
I County, Ohio, Is the Assistant Assessor
therein.
/ Division No. 10 is compriscd Of the sew
cral lowuships vt MILESTONE, DHlhs, Bu
cyrus, Tot, TcNas. Holmes, aud ykcns
In Crawfurd County, aud JAMES LEWIS
/ Of Bucyrus, Crawford County, Ohio, is tn,
I Assistant Assessor therein.
LUTHER A. HALL,
/ Assessor for the Och District Of the State o
/ ohio
jyI7 tf
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Something BrcwiHg.--A number Of the
most reckless aud schcming Of the Copper.
head leaders are aud have been very busily
engaged in visiting the lowest aud most in.
iqultous haunts Of our city, and have been
heard in uumeasured terms abusing the Pres.
idcnt. the War, and the Conscdptiou Law,
and, in several instances. hnvc been heard Ia
hold up to the admiration OF the ignorant aud
the lhuughtless, the bloody scenes enacted IN
New Hork City by tn CoppcrIieads. Ihot5
who now profess to be ''pcacc" men, are the
most reckless aud bloody minded citizens We
have.
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IIFFlN MARKETS
To Horsa OWnars.

DIR, SWEETS lNFALLIBLE LlNiMENT FOR
Lamsn1ss, arisiug from Sprans, bfgises OF Wrench.
ins, - ensria Is magical and certain, Harness or
hGdae Gals, FeTbtches, Mango, Nc, It viii slso
euf@ speedily. SPAWN and ksnPbons may he easily
prevented and cured in their snt .tsys, but
eonhfmed eases are beyond the possibility Of ATadi.
cal cure. Ne csses Of the kind, however Is 30 Hes
psThie OF hopeless Sut II may be klsyisted by this
Lhmsht, and 10 fithful aJphcaiion viii nlwsys ro.
move the Lsmene,s. snd enable the hOr.e, to usYel
with eOapnTtNys ease.
Every horse owner shoull have this remedy at
hsnd, Tor ia timely uss at the hta sppeaTah pf
Lsmeness will efeeiuaily prevent those formidshl,
sseases mentioned, TO which all horses are hsbls,
and which fsndef 20 mauy othsrsss VsluRJlg hVsIIs
gsaIll woTshless. See Advertisement.
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THE CAMPAlCN.

riffn, O., FRIDAY July y, SOS.
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YoUNa lRELASD.--Tbe Increasing and pro
gressive panty. Young Ireland" was in a
blaze of glory last evening. aud her most
eloquent defender delivered splendid euIo.
GUM upon the character and origin of her
last great Effort for freedom--Yet we are obli
grd 10 say that the young orator was suffering
from severe cold, as he stated. The excel.
lent aud inviting eomIouud, Bryan's Pulmo.
mic Waters. cures all colds and all diseases
OF The lungs. We trust the orator will avail
himself at once OF this remedy, and be restor.
ed 10 his usual health. 25 cents "a box at J.
J. Maiquardt's and DuBois & Coz.
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The Stage.--MaciaFland's star company
Of performers are now playing nightly in this
city, at Hedges Hall. On Tuesday evening
they played, with great acceptance, the Mar
bio Heart, or Scuptor's DEAN. This dill
cult piece WAS played in the very best manner
The entertainment was concluded wi,h the
Limerick Boy, which fairly brought down
the house. as they will only remain here
for short season. the lovers OF the stage will
have to come forward at once. This is Ger
tainly the most talented troupe that have been
here for many years.
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Atlantic and Great Western Rail
ROad.-We learn from the Urbana Gazette
that Mr. ELLIS, one Of the Engineers on the
Atlantic aud Great Western Railroad. has
arrived there, to enter upon the work of con.
slructing the road between Gallon and Ur.
bana. Mr. ELLIS says that four thousand
hands are at work on the road, and that it is
the intention of those having charge OF the
matter, to have it in running order by the
first day Of January next.
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Post Office Broken IIto.--On Tuesday
night last some daring scoundrcls broke into
the Posttllce aud riilsd all the letters they
could get their hands on. They obtained ac.
cess through the back window, which was not
aG securely guarded as it should have been.
The mail for the North, which could not be
sent of on account of the interruption OF tray
el by MOrgan's raid, was in The mail bags but
was not discovered by the rascals, The let,
ters in the drop boxes were not disturbed.
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CITY PRIMARY MEETING.

The Let Ward uuiou primary meeting will
hc held at Tie Coutt House on SATURDAY. July
25th. at s o'clocs I. NJ, to elect drlrga,cs to
the County and S,uetoral Convention.
The meeting for the ~ Ward will be held
at the Engine House. un same day aud hour
nY oRplU ur CoNNirtAE.
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GrTake care of your health aud that OF
your children, aud use 20 other Sayratus OK.
cept Herrick Aliens Gold Medal SalcIatus
II is acknowledged as being the only perfect
ly harmless srlcle iE the market, Is peculiar.
iy adapted 10 benefit weak stomaeLs aud dye
peptic persons. Try one paper, aud you
will have no other. Use it instead Of soda.
IL is much better. Grocers and Druggists
sell II. Depot ll2 Liberty Street. N
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TIE LAST NOTICE.

We have tccn quiotly trying to s'ttle NJ
our outstanding accounts, but have rs yet
been able to do 20 to a very limited cx'cn,.--
1t is nov absolutely nocc sury that ALL the
accounts he settled up to the lst Of Sertrm'
bcr last the date we transferred the business
TO R,riNs y NcCIIIlA>p. We hope cach
Delinquent viii consider Ibis u personal NO
tice nrd nj ohcc slc ! out the "oougl." We
don't wish 10 cause any one ary trouble, bat
we must have what is honestly due US.
McktE & McCLELLAND.
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MsFoRTrNE.-This IL world OF misfor.
tune. and one of the saldest to a good house
Keeper is to be afflicted uiIh heavy, yellow.
sour bread and biscuit. Ifyou are troubled
in this way, use ID. b DeLand q Co.'s Chem.
ieal salcratus. when you will be surprised at
its charming results in removing the cause
Of your misfortune.
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More Recruits CnPt Toll aud Lieut..
Abbott started for Camp Cleveland on Mon.
day last with some twenty recruits for their
company OF Cavalry for the six months ser-
vice. A few more men will be received, II
thet report Immediately.
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soNG roR A nEREA,ED ONE.



Though the north wind VIII Ice with cold icy
O''@' .,,,
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~ " 0''",' o' -" 70 Wv "'''''' '"
nav u ''"' w ''"" VI ''' '''''
All never again slall ! hear his loved voice
Al! never again saAll he wakcu.
lie fell foe his country, his foes may rejoice,
But |. desc ate aud iotsakcn.
/, .,er,t must cherish In, e,i,r chat | feel,
n, cv, NAV nv sorrows discover.
mus, l,p.b Will, l'm sad. mus, smile
while / -ricve,
Ger the fate of my youthful! lover.
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""''' '''''" ''"' ''b'' ! III "''t''e
Yc mcsscugcrs bearing the language of love,
Clyse Your portals above him In sorrowi
Tho tb, night uf your guc, muy be srausiyn;
anu brief,
To m,ue there can come no to morrow.
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a. h'ue' J"n''' harrington H. T. Han, Z
stacy prisoners.
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0cr JEFF. DAVIS said, in bis jackson

speech, last winter
Vicksburg and Port Hudson are
points that must be defended, and every
effort IN ust be strained for the purpose.--
The CoEJederaey INNS! stand or GaH By
The defense Of the river"
The New York World suggests
f" Ii Davis really believes what he said
to tho Mississppians, he is bound TO take
immediate measures to bring about an
honorable peace, L. is m0nstrous to
continue hopeless war"
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The First NotIcc.-It does seem to us
that n man who rersistently refuses To pay the
pIini,r his dues is not a fit person TO be even
II candidate for position that would place
him over tie rights and il tcrcsts Of the
widows and Orphans Of our county. We hope
we will not be compelled to mention names
to clear UP this matter for the benefit Of ia
Dlm.cratic County Convention.
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Gone TO his Chiec--i certain Copper.
head barber LEFT this city not long since be-
swcen two days. When last heard from he
was in Toledo making tracks Ia $40 for
Canada, that land of Coppcrhead resort, to
join his illustrious chief Some sny he has
secured place on Nal&e.'s staff. And thus
another "martyr" las been made. Who will
be the next?
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NOTICES.
Tcruns of Subscriptiom.

The above terms took effect at the com
meBeemeut Of the present volume aud will be
strictly enforced.
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Soldiers andthciy Hci.s!
Hal6e Notice!

G'3lGc y Office
The undersigned has made such
arrangements that he can secure
BouNrY, BACK PAY, PhEsIoNs, &c.
voR SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS IN
the shortest possible time in which
the same can be done.
obtain PrN Mons for DISABLED
SOLDIERS, for the WIDOW of De-
CEASED SOLDIERS, for the WIDOWED
MOTHERS and ORrmAN SISTERS OF
SOLDIERS who died unmarried.
am in constant communication with the
PRorgR DErAWrMiNrs, aud can insure prompt
returns to my Applications.
FEES $500, For Each Application.
lf you wish your business promptly atten.
drl to, and your accounts against the Gov
crnmcut collected with dispatch, cal on me g..
OFFICE ia Cronises' luok Store.
A. IL. BYERS.
Ttirn, February %, Efl. 2n-tf
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0~T The John Morgan raid in Indiana
is another" stirring appeal" for the per-
feclion Of our state militia organization.
We do not know how soon some fool
with u small army, may try raid in
Ohio.
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IolOwS.

| am Agent for the best, cheapest,
and most durable Plows in the
North west. Also, Cultigators,
Hay Rakes, Sugar.Cl G Mills,
Eyaporators, Corn and Cob-Crush-
crs, Feed Steamers, Cider Mills,
Straw.C Cutters aid Corn-Shellcrs,
Of the latest patterns, and all on
reasonable terms.
Eight years ago | became Agent
for the sale Of Agricultural Ma
chinery, and have ever since given
it my attention, which enables me
to always select the best in use.
Farmers OF Seneca and adjoin-
ing Counties, for further particulars, aud an
exhibition Of Sample Machines, call ut Gen
cral Agency Office, No. | Washington St
one door North Of the Court House, Tiflin,
Ohio.
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The Ncnihcr.--For nearly week the
weather has been cloudy, without rain. The
,un has not shonc out in all that time. Such
weather We seldom see IN this latitude.
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Take Notice.

THE late arrangement in the +. o.
at Melmo-e, renders it unsafe. in my opin'
ion, 10 do business there. Address all let
ters to THIN, Seneca County. Ohio.
DIR A. BENGAM.
Melmere, April 10. 1865. Aft
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Consisting of two hundred and
four acres, lying in the south east corner OF
Clinton township, Seneca County, Oiio.-
For further particulars enquire " John NJ.
Nuylor in Thin, Or the subscriber residing
ON the premises.
ABRAHAM FLEET.
July 10, lsC3. If
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tn hmiotad Tamalns.

DIR. VELPAUs' FRENCH SILVER COATED
FEMALE PliI.S These rills are warranted to
remove all di icuties arising ttom ohstturions, or
storparc of Nature, from whatever cause. TheN e5e
perrsctly harnless, nd may be taken by the most
delicate female, at the same time they act like
charm, in bringing cn the monthly periods.
They should NoT be taken during tho trsi three
months Of prernancy, miscHrrage would be the re-
sult. Each box contains 6p rihs. Price 80 cents.
Imported and sold in tie United states only by the
Rn,e irned. A boN sent hy mail when desired, Sc.
curely sealed snd postpaid hy
TllOS. +. CHAPMAN, h,mist,
IyIGsw s3l Broadway, New York.
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II people talk treason they will BE- sent
across the lines. II they commit treason
they will get tho lines around their
necks.-LouiSvilie journal.
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DIRE S s. MAKING.

Having employed an experienced
DREss-MAKER, she Is now prepared TO make
Dresses, CloakS and MGatiHaS,
In the most IA shionale styles. Ladie,' aud Child.
ren's Under Garments mads TO order.
~ Patt rms Tor Ladies. and Chidren's dresses
received Monthly.
t0- stamping done for Embroidery at short notice.
TO Bleaching and Pressing done for Milliner.
tV- Miuiners furnished with Goods at New York
Prices,
t Thankful for past favors, she still hopes TO re
eeive share of public patTonage.
Tirn. ATHi no, ls63. 2T-tf
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Loo, nearer Home when ou Boast

Look nearer Home when you Boast.
The Advertiser boasts that the first com
pany raised for the six months service un-
der the late call VAS by a Vallandighammer,
but neglccts to state how those FOOD who en-
listed. How many of that stripe do you sup
pose have enlisted under that call in Seneca
oountyi After The mOst diligent inquiry,
We have been unable to name a single one!
Will the Advertiser be good enough ntxI
week to tell its readers how many have en-
listed and gone to war out Of It's Office Each
call for volunteers strips all the available
hands out of this Office, and at one time both
proPrietors were in tue service, where one
still remains.
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POLITICAL
PRIMARY NETTING.

The primary meeting to elect delegates to
represent Clinton township In the Uuicn
County aud Senatorial Conventions will bc
held At the Cour, House on Saturday, July
25.h, 1861, at ; o'clcck i. NJ
nY tRuKR ~ rHs CuMairrEg.
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The Duke Of Devonshire offered one
thousand pounds sterling for the bullet
which was extracted from Guribuldi's
foot, but failed to obtain it.
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4 Volunteer Militia Company, mum.
berng one hundred men, vas organized in
Ibis city, on Tuesday evening, by the election
OF the following, Ulcers:
Cnptnn--D. i. DeWolt
FIRST Lieutenant Michael Sullivan.
% Edward Lepper.
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The ENROLMENT Completed un.
derstand that the enrolment for this district
is about completed. The whole number oi
the lst class is something over twelve thous
aid. The draft will take place, no doubt.
very soon.
As We understand the recent directions Of
the Provost Marshal General, the dihereuce
between paying the $500 exemption aud fur
nishing a substitute is. that if you pay the
exemption you are liable TO the hext draft,
while it YOU furnish substitute sou will be
exempt for three years.
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To Ncrrons snnerers of both seNes.

A Reverend Gentleman having been Restored TO
health In few days, sftcr undergoing an the usa
al foutine aud irregular expensive modes Of treat
without success, tsnstders Il his sacred duty TO
communicate To his afflicted fellow rreHturrs the
means Of cure. Hence on the receipt Of an address
ed Envelope he will send (free) copy Of the pre-.
sctiption used Direct TO nr. ions VI. uAGNALL, ls6
fLlion ltI,eI. nrnnklNn, New AoIk.
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N0ticc

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
nm dsrs ened has been appointed and qualified Ad-
mi nistTator on the estate OF SOLOMON ROBEN-
ALT, deceased, late OF Seneca county, Ohio.
WM. SNYDER, AdmT.
June %, lsC3. 3-3
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MILLINERY GOODS,

Consisting of great variety of
Ladies and Misses Bonnets, Hats,
Caps, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces,
Head Dresses. Nets,
For the hair, and Trimmings of various styles too
rumeTons To mention,
Having secured the services of competent Trim.
meT from III, East, all work will be executed in the
latest aud most fashionable style.
In addition TO Millinery Department will be
found gTeatya OF DRESS TRiMHiNos, GIMrs,
BuTToNs, ENBRolDERY, BRAIDs and BELTs. AlsU
Fancy articles of vsuous kinds; such as OESA-
NENTs for the hair, Combs, Buckles, and Beads Oi
every variety. Ladies Hoop Shirts, COTsets, &c.
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Demonstration.
SALEM, Washington County, Ind,
May L. lsAl

SALEM, Washington County, Ind..l
May 10, 1859
DR. RoBAcK-Dear Sir.-My son Thomas
was given up by the physit tians, this last
summer, as a hopeless case He was almost
skeleton, flesh and muscles seemed TO haze
wasted away, lie could not rise from ~
lug to sitting position One Doctor said
il was case OF Lumbago, and lat all lhe
doctors In the world could not cure him, and
that he would have been dead long ego, il
he had not been So we'll nursed, A callUsity
formed on the outside of the left thigh, eX'
tending from the bip to the knee, aud the
Doctor said he would have TO "opeu the
thigh and scrape the bone" fhe operation
being severe, was pursuaded 10 Iry your
Scnndinay ian Blood Purifier aud Blood
Pills procured urve bottles Of the Puri
tcr aud tTo boxes of Pills and TO my aston,
ishment they took away the ehllosity, and
rcstoIe ed him 10 health, and he is now able to
work. These are the facts Of the case, aud
you are at liberty 70 make what use OF them
you please, and rtf,r TO ne. II you thin
proper.
Xnnrs raSneathtlfv.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17
MI I L Is I M u H =
AND
NIantua Making


WISHES to inform the ladies of
Tifin and vicinity, that she has removed to R.W,
sHAHHAN's New Brick Block, directly opposite
the Davis lloOse.
She has Just returned from n. Y.
with q splendid assortment Of
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17

IT, P. of the N u. Church.
Readerl do you know OF any other reme
dies on earth that will produce such glorious
results as the abOvey
SSe advertisement