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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
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This sntsrprising village has been
boun,ifully supplied with rain during the
last three weeks, and the consequences is
we have been distressed with mud. I
doubt whether the roads leading to this
village have been worse in Eve years.
And what renders ii still more ann oying
many Of our people are 81, Of wood, and
find il next to impossible to secure any.
A load comes to town now and then, but
the demand Sc much exceeds the sopply
that prices greatly favor the seller. There
seems to be disposition in some instsn-
ees to take advantage Of necessity.
The dogs IN this vicinity have commit
ted more depredOtiors upon the sheep
than for years previous. Mr.. Franklin
Lu,z had 10 fine-woolod sheep killed and
wounded on the night of the 10th. There
being snow on the ground at the time
the dogs were trackeu to the premises Of
their owner, and q legal investigation
was had aud Judgment found in favor
of NJ. Lu,z for sac.
The premises OF Mr.. p. d. Caples wa,
again visited by dogs on the night Of the
Both ult., and nine Of his incest sheep
killed. The dogs were traced to the house
ol their owner and killed. Wool-growers
have become greatly iucenssd, aud are
swearing eternal vengeance against the
whole canine race.
The Proclamatinn Of the President i,
the great theme OF discussion here at the
present time. The majority, YES, every
lover of his country in this vicinity, hail
the Proclamation as GOd-send and bless
the President for the courage and human
ity he has exhibited in its issue. The
people now feel that the "backbone Of the
rebellion is eflectually broken" but not
by strategy.
But would not create tho impression
that everybody in aud around Fostoria
| heartily endorses the Proclamation, by
no means. Thnra are residing in the
| North part of town few Of jeff Davis's
! lick spittles, who have been ho~ ling fu
riousIy during the "hundred days" which
have Just ended. These scmi.sccesh have
talked long aud loud (whcn alone, or
when they found some non-combaant,)
cried "nipger, nigger," and "thc republi-
cans have brought on the war, have ruin.
cd the country" Sc. &c, aud have quoted
largely from the Advertiser to prove all
thGy have said--"and sure Billy knows"
They would have us believe that when
Billy and his coadjutors get to Columbus
they will snatch the reins of government
from the hands of these "rascally AbO-
litioners," turn old Dave Tod out ofollice
aud put in his place the "martyrcd Olds." F"
Then Ohio win no longer furnish aid and
comfort to "Old Abe Lincoln's Govern
meut. Thcn they will bring him to terms
and all the rest of the "cussed Aboli.
toners" Wouldn't they have grand
tim ii hey could bring all this to pass
LoUpoN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09

Gone TO the BattIefield.-on Monday
last, Drs Gibson and Msoou am. nd Msssrs
VIM. Naylor, Mike Sullivan, II. A, Buskirk
Andy .>rndt. and several others. started 20
Muriresboro. 20 look after the wouoded OF
the 49th and lola, in the late battle SO those
having friends in these regiments may rest
easy in re egard TO the care that will be taken
OF them.
Since the above was written, we under
stand that provision had previously been
made Al Columbus for three to go. aud that
DR.. Gibson. Sullivan and Arndt went di.
reesly on, while the others had 70 walt In
colunbaa TO see the Goyrnor and Wy 70 get
passss.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09

Benham's Mogical Pain Exttal-
tor, for removing all local pains.
Benham's Gargle. For Dipthe-
ria, Putrid Sorethroat. Thrush and
liberation Of the Throat. p
Benhain's lenovatisg Pills =
For Nervous, add Sick Headache,
lndiges,oin, Colds and Sour Stom-
ach. They will cleanse the stoms
ach without any inconvenience.
Benhnm'B Worm fnstilla Candy.
The eurett, safest aud most reli
able. Easiest to take. No physi-
clan required.
Bcnhams Hygiene Cough Drops
---for Cotgh, Group and rattlcs in
children--good also IN Fevcrs.
Benham's Liver Pills. Good 70
cleanse the s,stem Of all bilious
haliss.
Benhams Joshua Drops.--Liks
Joshua Of old, who commanded tue
sun to ,tand still and it obeyed
him, so with the Drops. All NOR
bid. or loss of, action viii be rous-
ed; all Fevers will be caloied down
in All incredibly 81 ort time. They
are decidedly ahead Of Gli ciher
preparations, for Feysrs, Crsnp,
Group, Spasms Inflammation, Ts.
tanus or Lock jaw, Suspended ani-
nation. Diptheria, Putrid Sore
throat, and in fact it is perfect
Joshua, as hundreds viii te,tify.
Prepared and sold by
a. BtNIIAM,
Melmore, Ssness seusiy ..
For sale by d iDeis 4 Co, Tina.
!, a.Co lr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09

DIsappointed.-on Saturday last. after
the first news came of the battle OF Murfrees
boro. we made arrangements with Mr., Ste
yens, the telegraph operator at this place, to
get the earliest possible account of the bat
tle' and especially the part taken therein by
the 4sth and lOlst regiments. For some. as
yet unexplained, reason to Us, we did not get
a single dispatch Of any importance. Not
even on Saturday, Sunday or Monday. Th at
we did not publish an extra was not our
FAULT. as will be seen by the foregoing.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
TO THE PUBLIC.

tissRrY TowMAtf, Crawford ee lene y, w.
Ma. Estros .--sit.--Fseliug ua dety 4 eve 70 The
seicted, wS,i.ksa vita bihoas dsfsugsmsut q
lsss, which wss very ssserS. rssoitsd 70 the ~
~, slopAthie dectors, ts neWess, ~ hss,rut'
Cleveland aad Ruxles, In The STATE 81 oh,e. iHsy.
% foaf weess 10 Clsvsl,nd, gst,iug 40 better
Uorpedis Sates, llc'on CO., called On an cid " ~,
whosaidI had rspe Worn. lie gave me ~ gfains
Of caomsl aad turpeuuae, u leeseAed ay tee
snd was igh kininS me. Othen IN hecyrst said !
had the Liver Ccupaiai, and Eave ne hpGs co,st O'
cscmsl md qainins. rev wefssu ths time
some ef the doctors adt ssd ss to faNsl 10 gst0 ny
he Nth, whls other, sAd weuld nsvst gals health
and get well.
Whsa sn a.diesl sla of,hs cid 'chesi fseahy he'd
sthsuHsdthst hti and sll hone ~asg0ne snd his
dspfvet o., wss prevailed on 10 Kosnd uploy W.
A BENHAN, physopafhie fhysicisn ~ Msim0te,
seneca co.. Ohio, whc, Wth hts mAst flv hillsnd
s.native temedies, restored NE 10 heNlth IN sbout
weeti, Nhso walked hone, W milss, IN eqe dsy,
spd soon got able IA 60 10 work, and va cutie well
Wth ths etuepnea ofihs dfs effects uttbs caicmel
With thet exception, Ihavs enjoyed gocd health ever
since, and thsvs known W \. Bsnhsn 10 eutenam
etous eases, where thsh phyucians hsd shas
hem md ~ hope gone. would advise Ne ante sd
tucsl On nr, \ usnhsm al once and not delsy anV
nntrt Hecsr bteak tever, ~ an. snute er chfen
lie dissa's, ia les, tims thaa any phy''siau ever
knew. - -.
JOSEPH WARNER. Ni,n.n.
nr. A. Bsshsms msdieissi foi ,als e' Dsssi'
4 Co, ,Tifn.
tniv4N
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09

The 1Oist.-This gallant regiment. all
thougha new ole, acted u noble part in the
late battles. The praise Of their gallantry
and bravery comes to us from every direc-
tion. The first reports announced the death
of their beloved Colonel. aud the wounding
of Il Q Lieut. Col. 4, with the loss ofI2 of the
rank aud file. This tells plainly enough OF
the noble part they acted. We hope soon to
be able to give full list Of the killed and
wounded.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09

The 49th.-In another place will be
found very interesting letter from the bat.
tle-scarred 49th, written before the late bat.
ties. We understand they were in the whole
five days fight, but how active part they
took. or how great their losses, We have, as
yet, been unable to learn. But we viii wa
ger that they acted no mean part That t
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09

The Law.-We ne elected to notice last
week that Capt. A. II. Byers. who has re
turned from the wars, has again stuck out
his shingle, and may now be found at Gro
nise's Book store, and will be happy to at.
teud to the law business Of any vi hi. friends
who may be 80 unfortunate as to get entaug
led in the meshes Of the law. See his card
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09

The Ohio Farmer.--We are pleased IN
announce that the Ohio Farmer has been e.
vived by S d Harris Il W. B. Fnirchild. at
Cleveland. We have always looked upon
this agricultural publication as the very best
ia the State Of Ohio, aud should be literally
patronised oy adj die farmers We wish the
new prOprietors success, aud hope the y may
be able to 90 ahead and receive large list Of
paying subscribers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
WOOD Or MNNEYi

Those subscribers who promised to bring
US wood in pay for the TRIBUSE, will have TO
bring il in soon, or we will be Obliged to pay
out money for wood, and of course will re-
quire pay in money. Now is good time for
those who have not yet taken our paper, to
fetch us a load Of good wood. AVID we will send
them the Tribune for one year. are en-.
tirely out Of wcod-the last stick is in the
stoye--so don't let US freeze.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
Timn Prices Current.

Corrected Weeklyby ), u. SSsArh, DeAlsTiA a
kit dc OF GTain, Ge., LsesSsPs Block, iifhn.
PoRK-3,50 4,2o
hHgAT--yj 81 90
Conn (shvlls u40l.
DO Gan 40ei5
RYE--0Ua4O.
bARLEy--s5 al 90
OATs--OO 035 Sc
PorAToEs--6US7s
FLAX svEn--Sl.g5
BLTTKR--l46l5
LARD-0e
IILLoW--oc,
5AoEED Hans 9se.
do SiDEs AND SHoULpKRE--4e
PICKLED PoES--697e
CLOVES sEED-s - $3.50.
BEEswAN--Ou qg5e.
FE,rHERs--lBo'ls .ay
RAos--3s.
GAEEs hIBEs- 6kTs
OaS do i9s.
Eaas--I2e. y doEsu.
Timothy .ssd,--i,408i.sa
WooL-4CdA
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
The Firemen,s Fair closed on satur.

The Firemen's Fair closed on satur-
day night. with a grand auction sale. We
understand that it has proved very success.
ful. Next week we will publish report Of
the Committee. Emery Buskirk, son of the
senior partner Of II. A. Buskirk & Bro,
drew the lst prize, in the s400 dstrbuti on
1t consisted OF parlor furniture, valued at
$500. He is lucky fellow.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
wooLEN FACTORY IN TIFrIN.

The friends Of this enterprise ara in nvited
to attend a public meeting, to be b cid at the
Court House. in Tiffin, on Monday evening
January 18th, on which occasion the com
mttee appointed at the fret meeting viii
make their report.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09

Our Fostoria Correspondence.-ln
this paper will be found another interesting
communication from our Fostoria correspon
dent We do hope that our somewha snap
pi.h friend of the News, will remain calm
this time.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09

DIR. Ferrard, who has been performing
so many wonderful cures in Tifin. during
the past ten weeks, has concluded 20 rempin
until March let, two months longer. LetaH
afflicted with any old chronic disease. apply
to him at once at the Davis House, III Thin.
Dr., Ferrard has proved. by his works, that
what he promises he performs.
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Rates of Advertising,

evA reduction Of per cent. from the above rates
w,Iibs made for Cssh.
The space occupied BY iolnSs OF the type cOuPsiing
the body Of the advsrtissnsnt will be considered
,qusw
An uan,snt Advertisements, together with Admin,
fsiies, Auaehmsnt, Road AL Ditch Notices, must be
pas ierin advance.
Advertisements inserted for an ndshnits time will
ts shsrssd for until ordered out
whsa yearly Advertisement, are inherited, one or
.sis ehssgss will be allowed.
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NOTICE.

The co-partnership heretofore ex.
isting between j. r. Haas, JoSA. ss
JosnuA SMITH, N. NJ BARNEs aud =.
BAnSks, under firm name Of SAITH, B, /,
d Co. 10 this day dissolved by mutur. con
sent Joss. Spitn retisiug.
The business viii bs eoutinned as hereto.
fore at the old srsad by the rem sining part
asrs aadsr same firm name.
Dee. y. 1867. s.-ym
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09

Since the foregoing was in type, tels
gram from J II. Humphrey, telegraph oP
orator, dated the 7th inst, saying" te The
folks that no one from TiAin has been killed
except Colonel Stem. jet, dustin Fray)
is wounded but not Seriously"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09

The Weather has been warm and con.
Tuesday evening nor.wester sprang up,
that brought old Boreas down on US with u
yengenncs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09

OF by the Cleveland Herald, we OBJ
serve that Parson BrownIow lectnred be-
fore the Library Association of that city
on Thursday evening last. His lecture
was attended by an immense erowd--so
many, that numbers were unable to gain
sdmittance. aa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
AN APPRENTICES wASTED

We want good boy Immediately y to learn
the printing business. lie must be pretty
good scholar and able to read writing rapid.
ly. A boy from the country preferred.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
New York Money Marker.-we

find the following quotations Of the N.
Y. Money Market, dated Dec. 2eth;
American gold opened at 80 and clos
ed steady ct 32T per cent premium.
Government stoc 8 firm, u. s. 6's, 1881
81 02h q 0a15 1880 Treasury Notes,
81 0l59 @l0lX, strr is.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09

Col. Gibson telegraphed hcmc to his
wife, on Tuesday last. that he had been thro
the five days battle, and had came out un'
harmed. He did not say anything of the
4gth.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09

Manufacturer hope our farmers
and wool growers, IS well as our mechanics
and capitalists. will attend the meeting at
the Court House, on Monday evening next
There is nothing like manufactures TO build
up and improve city. Ii Urings laborerS,
who necessarily must buy their food and
clothing here, must have houses to live in,
and ina hundred different ways, add to the
building up and prosperity Of the city. 1t
attracts capital. There is scarcely a town
that has only one large mtnuiactory When
one such institution is established in place,
it Is almost certain to be followed by Others
ofa similar nature.
We have good sized city, rich and pop
ulous county, no better for raising food int the
State, and what we imperatively need is
consumers Of our produce. Our farmer
shoud realize that when they ship grain aud
wool to the East, and then return the manu-
fictured articles, that it is themselves alone
that have to pay the ireightAgv each way. |
we had the nanufaclorics here, all this car
riage would be saved. There is no reason
why wooden goods cannot be manufactured
here as eheapIy as in the New England
States or even in Eugland, when we take
INTO consideration where most Of the wool,
aud the food for the hands come from.
What Is true in regard to wooden mill, is
also true as respects II paper mill and other
manufactures OF the same SORT; Think over
this matter, friends, ana be sure and attend
the meeting, on Monday night. This is a
subject in which we all ought to be interest.
ed, whether we can take stock or not.
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To the Mechanic and Manufacturer.
To the Inventor.

The seissIIyIc AAERIcAE Is Indispensable 10 ov.
cry inventor, as II not only contains NusTatad de-
ieHPtiohs VI nearly all tho bes, iRVsnitass they
come out, but each number contains an Official LiH
Of tA ClIns OF all the PsTntI issued from The United
states Patent Jfes caring the week pssvious thu.
giving corset history Of The PTogisss ofnYsnti iOns
this county We are also IeesiyiAg, every week the
best 'oisniihe joefha'o Of Great Britain, France and
Germanyi thus placing in our possession all that IL
tanspiHHg me ihpncai science and art In the se old
eounines. We shall eoatiAue aRti,T TO our col.
umns rspious eS raeis r m ibsse loud ofwhsieysf
We may deem OF interest TO Our Isadtn.
Pamphlsto OF instruetisn as 10 the best mode Of oh
iaining ls'ieI, Patent on new iDyeuisasis furnish
ed free on application.
Msssrs. MUss x Co. have acted as PAtsnt sohei.
itofs for more than SEyESTgEs yssr, In oonnection
with the publication OF the SCIENTIFIC AhKRIcAs, and
they refer TO 90 0O0 patenteet ior whom they have
done Lusiness.
NJ ehsrgeis made for exami ming skstchss and mod
shofos" invsnlions ana for adSl.og inysnioH az 10
their pateRtability.
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Chemists, Architects, Miilwrish,s and
Farmers.

The scIESTITIc American will be fouHd most
useful onsnA, to them. All the dscovsrss IN the
science Of ChsmitiFy are given In its columns, and
the Interests Of the afrtset and carpenter not
sysTlookedj III the new iHyeTtons and discoveries
sppsuafniag to these pursuits being pubished from
week 10 week UssfS and prae Information per.
tsninx to the interests Of msfiEhis and m wners
will be feend The scIESryIe AhERIoAN, which In.
formation they eAnnot possibly obtain other
,oaI5e objects ia which farmers are inisnstsd vii
Be found di seasei Ia the SCIENTIFIC AMsRIoksi most
ofhe improve meats In agricultural sing
illns Al N 4 columus.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
puIIAnErp pIIIA.

For the R.iisfsf,As sieh and Di,us"sd, sisist.t
with viralont ana Chrouie Diseasss snd s'psei ally
for the Cur of Ui.esses OF the sexual O'saas.
MEniCAL ADvlcE given ers,ii BY the Aeuss
Ava sntseos.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermst lrfh1,, 81
Seminal Msakneu, and ethsr Diseases of the sexual
Orgaas, snd on the Nsw RsnrBiss employvdi IN he
m,Pessay, SEQ, TO the AFFECTED IN sealed stst snvs
cprs nee Of ehafge. Two etthrse stamps Toe pest
sgs viz he acceptable.
Adre", DR. J. sKiI.iiS nouGHroN, AeurI
surgeon, Howard Assccisuoa, Nos South Ninih 81.
thilsdslphs, Pa. ianelt
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TERMS:

To mail ssbienbsD; Three Dollars yssr, or one
Dollar for four months. The volumes e0mmsaes oa
the 6rst efJsnuary and Juiy. Specimen copies will
be seat gra atis 10 any part OF the country.
Wsstsya os Cshadlan msosy or Post-sAhss stsnps
taken At par for Subscription, =,
MUM & Co, Publishsu,
" Park Row, NY !
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Advertising.

Ha, enlarged many small business;
Has revived many dull business;
Has rescued many lost business:
Has saved many a failing business:
Has preserved many a large business;
Has created many new business.
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TOLEDO COMMERCIAL.
THREE EDITIONS DAILY.


To supply the great demand for the late,, war and
general news, three sally editions are aow issued
from TINS ot,ce. The regular morning edition con
"a ms general news from all qunrisu--t q latest isls
iTaphic up 10 o'clock each moTning--lull mar
kst reports snd IN fact everything Of interest the
general reader or business man.
he second morning edition /, printed at ~ O'Clock
An, or as soon as the moTninE ielegr phiG rspons
can be put IN type.
Tn night edition is printed at II o'clock =. VI ,,sd
contain, all OF the latest ntsllgencs up TO tha houf
Our paper isma led mornihg, noon and night upon
the trains leaving Toledo, nj the several times
and contains iiom eight To twelve hours later news
than can be found In Cincinnati, Chicsso or Detroit
papers
fERAs.-Ciiy subscribers, i5 cent, psrwesk, pay
able tO Gareieu. Mail subscribers, 81 JeT nnndm
so for six nontesi rs for three months. Agents
and News dealers supplied at the rate Of s.! hundred
TRi WEEKLY COMMERCIAL.
We publish lri.Neekly edition Of the CoNaER.
cat Oa Monday, Wednesday All Friday, which con.
tainS the same IN after as the DAILY.
TBRhs.-Pef annum, S3,5ni for six months, l,15.
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Single capy, per annuu sl50
Five copies per annnm, each ,UD
Tct copies, Pc annum, (and an
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Twenif ebpies, per annum, (and copy
Daily 10 geittrup OF club 2OD0
" Payment invariably ia advance.
Address, COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY
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The Great English Remedy!
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
~ Ill nsII-II

ICIfUF WTFW I'FWfWtC 4 tttts
Pfosafed from prescription OF siTJ. Clarke, NJ. ID /
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\ lNHIs wellkaawn medicine u no impo.tiOn, bui
4 surs and safe remedy for Psmal Dihirsluss a nd
Obstruction fro any bsuss shatssef; and altboag
eonsiitution.
20 Manned Ladies tisPssnisTlT .utsd. twill,ia
short iins, bring on ihs snontalJ period With Tsga
lsIiiy. +Ysf g..st
Ia aIlea.ss Of Neryoas sRd SPINAL AfsetoAs, pain
In the Back and LuIbs, lisaNHsss, Fatigue on slight
sIenion Pslpitaiion Oftbs Heart Lownsss OF spirit,
Hysteries sick HsAdaghs, Whites, And all the pain.
fol diseases SseAsonsd by daordnrsd system, these
Pills will effect cure sen s other msans have isiisd
These Pills hAvs never bssh kasws 10 fail where
tho d rse,ons the dpAss Of panPbls, are well oh
served.
Fsf uipar,issi,r get p.mphlet, fss. of the sst.
N. B.-yl and ps.tsgs stsnps snelessd 20 sHy su..
% riis, ~ rssura .aii. EASILY
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&SA SoHah,-aEeatsOress
ENItlhillsla or SfeSe lJhrGat,
VSNSSY tohioh might be checked
~AI% lUith simple remedy,
yn<glsotsd, ctfers Terminates seriously.
Fe,o ara aiUare Of the inlportance J
stepping /Gouah or Slight
/gaLL in its first stage; that '0hich
i, he beginning ,eo,sld yield to a
mid remedy, if net attended to, soon
sttaclss The lungs.
@xotunl's 8koncjiiaL ,Sfoches
lVsrs first introduced elevs,s years ago.
h has been proved that they ars the
best srticls before the public for
ySeuahs, fields, A<enchifis,
.12stIin1a, I9atakfh, the HaoSing
Cough in /SensiLniIitioI,, ard
numerous affections ef the ,Shfodf,
!-iving immediate relisf.
PEoTic Speakers y Singers
,rlli .Jf,I them efe5tucl for clearing
and stro gthering the Uoice.
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers
h, Medicine, at Is cents Per boz.
C.uIios.-A, tier. are many limitations, ask Goi
sss osrAIS only"Brown's bronchial Troehes, VIII el
BY long experience have proved their value, having
rssssed the sanction orphysycians generally, and tss
tineaials from eminent men Throughout the county
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
rrnEApQuARrERs COMPANY B.

gSyHEADQUARrERS COMPANY B..
q. q. G.) Sixth Regiment, o. ". Camp al
Beverly, Va, July 27th. 1851.
DR. q. W ROBAcK. Cincinnati, Ohio:
Dear Sr--We received your long wished
for aud welcome Remedies lew days ago,
and hasten to return yuu unanimous express
zion In regard to our high opinion Of the mor.
its ol same.
We have used them with great benefit in
our Company. and heartily attest % the pub
lie opinion Of their great benefits. In our
cases, specially where there have been 30
many great changes as from the civilian IN
daily routine in b Isiness at home to the ex'
posed habits Of active soldiers in a strange
and unnatural country, do we most appreci'
ate the merits OF such heavens seat values as
yours. To all those in our position do we
most emphaticaly recommend your remedies,
being assured. from experiences, that they
will be n very welcome companion
Yours. very truly.
JOSEPH A. ANDREWS.
Capt Co. b, Sixth Regt, o. V.
James Y. Semple, lst Sergeant Company D
Chas. II. Foster. % Sergent
Chas. B. Russell, lst Lieut.. Co b.
Thos. $. Royse, %
T.. b. Warren, Sd Serg't
S A. Thayer, 4th Serg't "
Sam'l D. Schooley, Ccnmi'sary.
Corporal Charles w. Taylor.
Corporal Edward Bultmann.
Corporal Carlton G. Gable.
! Together with SO prI.ates--n unanimoul
expression being givcn.
For snle at No East Fourth street, ant
/ by druggists everywhere.
! The specit attention Of Suffers 10 solicited
TO this as being the best articles for com
| plants incident to camp life. hoy7-lm