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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-28

@E. y. PoKTER- ". y. PORTER.
w. n. a w. n. PORTER,
Dealer In School and Miscellaneous Books Station
- cry, Wall Papers. Periodicals, Pamphlets and
Magazines at the New York Book Store. Main
street, Warren. Ohio
The Grand Haven news., 1864-10-12

I SEVERAL applications for license to run
ferry boats are already before the Board
of Supervisors-one Of Messrs. Pfaff
and vandefhoef, for running a steam fer
ry boat from the foot of Washington
street to the r. B. Depot; another OF
Mcssrs. Van Den Berg and some one else,
for the same purpose, offering to pay to
the benevolent funds Of the connty,at the
discretion Of the Board Of Supervisors,
$3.50 per annum; Mr.. Brittop, also, Of
Ferysburg, wishes the privilege of run
ming a steam ferry between Grand Haven,
Mill Point and Ferrysburg.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-10-12

THE best is the cheapest, and for this
reason persons afflicted with Catarrh or
Cold in the Head, should buy DR.. D. II.
Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Re-
tail price Two Dollars per bottle. A bot
tie will last one month, used three times
a day. This medicine contains no injuri-
Gus drugs. Sure to cure if directions are
followed.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-10-12

DIR. ]. d. NoRrH has just received a
new and large supply of splints &c, for
support of broken limbs, of improved
patents, having joints and other applian-
ces to fit every case of mortal misfor-
tune in broken and sprained limbs. The
Doctor is fully prepared to treat most
difficult cases successfully.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-10-12

WE publish this week, in common
with the Union the list of premiums
awarded at the late fair Of the Ottawa
County Agricultural Society. 1t will be
perused with qualification by parties more
particularly interested. The Secretary
will furnish us with list Of the new Of
ficers elect, for publication, next week.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-10-12

A MOST excellent quality of -four, from
the Victor Mills, recently built by Mr..
Miner Hedges, of Lamont, is constantly
kept for sale by Mr.. E. w. Barns, at tho
Old Warehouse of Cutler & Warts, on
the dock, at the lowest market price. 1t
is warranted to make the best white bread
Try barrel.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-10-12

The tug George W. Wood left our
docks on Monday evening last with n
large raft in tow, en- route for Chicago.
The raft consists of timber and shingles
of great value. The same tug left Grand
River few weeks ago with similar
raft in tow, but very unfortunately, by
stress Of weather the raft was broken up
and lost. II was valued at from $4,000
TO $4,000.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-10-12

The steamer j. p. Ward, a new, tip
top passenger boat, side wheels, is now
making regular trips between this point
and Manistee. She leaves here Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings and
Mauistee on alternate days. A good
passenger steamer, on this route, has been
long needed and has become great ne
cessity to accommodate the vast tide oi
emigration aud travel, for months past
rolling northward. We hope she will be
paying institution.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-10-12

SATURDAY last was very sour, snowy
and windy day generally. 1t was on the
whole one of those indescribable days
that at times usher in the first days Of
autumn.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-10-12

LUMBER has taken downward descent
of a break-neck character, within few
days. Cargoes selling month ago for
$40, and upwards, are now bringing, un-
der the most urgent appeals to the gener-
osity of buyers, only from SIS to Sl7.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-10-12

q The Board of Supervisors, of our Co.,
is in session this week. Much important
business appears for disposition. Provis-
ion, for the relief of families of volunteers
will receive the early attention of the
Board, and the usual liberality manifested.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-10-12

The Circuit Court commences next
week at this place. We understand the
calendar of business is not as lengthy
rs mt manv times heretofore.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-10-12
Local AND NEws lTENS.

BurrER, in our market, is worth thirty
five cents; patatoes, from seSenty-fse
cents 20 one dollar.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25

7th. The law 10 an experiment which.
pending war, is unwise and unsafe, and
has delayed the universal draft which [
firmly believe will become necessary u
overcome the vide spread resistance Of
lercj US; and also believe the universal
draft will BE- wise and beneficial; for uu-
der the Providence Of God IL viii sepsr-
ate the sheep from the goats, aud demon
.tra,o what will only talk.
No one will infer from this that sm
not friend oi the negro as we'll as the
white race; contend that tho treason
and rebellion Of the master freed tho
slave, aud the armies have onimsnded
have conducted to safe points more ne
grOts than thuse Of any general officer in
the urmyi but prefer negroes for pio-
necrs, tcamstcrs, cooks aud servants, !,
others gradually to experiment in tho art
oCthe soldier, beginning with the duties
OF local garrisVns, such as we had nt
Memphis, Vicksburg. Natchrz, Nashville, {,
aud Chattanooga; but would not draw
on the poor race for too large propor-
/ ton of its active, athletic young men, for
some must remain to seek new homes
and provide for the old and young-the
feeble and the helpless.
Those are some OF my peculiar notions
but assure you they are shared by
large proportion OF our fighting men.
You may show this to the agents Of tha
other States in the same business Us yos
self am &C.,
w. r. SHERMAN, Maj. Gen.
Official copy;
i. NJ. DAYTON, Aidc-de- Camp.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
General Sherman on Recruiting in
the Rebel States.

Hbjor General Sherman hns pointed
way of doing things. whether with the
buyonet or the pen. That he does not
particularly favor negro recruitment in
the rebel States, is made plain as a pike
staff by the following letter which VIC fiud
in the Boston Juurnul:
IlEA mons, MILITARY DIV, OF THE)
Miss, in the field, near Atlanta,
Georgia. July SO, 1864.
John a. Spooner, Esq, Agent for the CON-
mouwenlth Of Massachusetts,, Nash.
vile Penn.
IS, is received, notifying mo of your ap.
pointment by your State as Lieutenant
Colonel and Provost Marshal OF Georgia,
Alabama and Mississippi, under the uct
oi Congress approved July 4th, 1864, To
recruit volunteers to be credited to the
States respectively.
Ca applying to Gen. Webster, at
Nashville he will grant you pass
through our lines to those States, and, as
have had considerable experience in
those States, would suggest recruiting
depots TO be established at Marion and
Columbus, Mis,. Selma, Montgomery
and Mobile. Alabama, Columbus and
MDledgcviilo aud Savannah, Georgia..
do not see that the law restricts you
10 black recruits, but you are at liberty
TO collect white recruits, also. 1t is
waste of time and money to open ren.
dezvous in Northwest Georgia, for | as
sure you have not seen an able-bodied
man black or white, there, lit for a sol
der, who was not in this army or the
one opposed TO H..
Yon sneak of the impression going
abroad that | ain opposed TO the orqani.
zation of colored regiments.
NV opinions aro usually very positive,
and there is no reason why you should
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
The Northern Secessionists.

The following resolutions, among 9TH
ers were adopted ut the recent meeting of
the Pcrce Democracy OF Hamilton, Ohio.
II will be noticed they took distinct rebel
ground. net only justilying the rebelss
but proposing in effect, to give force to
their Justification by force Of arms:
Resoived, That States have a right tu
withdraw their consent 10 the Union, and
resume their Independence, by repialing
their ordnance of accession aud passing
an ordinance Of secession.
Resolved, That State having been
Withdrawn from the Federation with tho
consent, and by formal act of the peo-
pie, cannot be invaded with purpose to
compel its return.
Resolved, That the Federal Governs
ment cannot rightlully interfere with, or
lmpdiy or abolish the system of Labor OF
any State, either in or out of the Union, ;,
under any preienGe. or III pursuance OF
any authority whatsoever.
Resolved, That in the application Of
these IDEAS, which in our Judgment ara
constitutionally reasonable, evident and.
Just, TO the conflict between the Union
and Confederate States, we but perform
a natural and social duty in declaring to-
all whom 1t may concern" that no citxea'
of Ohio, resident of Butler county, shall,
be compelled to jlin the Federal army 80.
consumote the avowcd designs of the
enemies Of State rights, even should il
prove necessary to give effect to this de-
cision By force and pih arms.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25

0cYCucumbcr Paringswill expcl roach
es from their hnunts.
Richmond papers advertise 81 mon
as deserters from single regiment.
0t-A lady, aged IN years md 8.
months, died in Memphis week since
In the game OF mortality tho Inst
trick is the serton's. He plays the spads.
ONyThe composer Of "Fsust" reeeiyes'
$50 every night it is performed.
CtsyExcellen, for these hard times is'
the name OF f5fm in st, Louis--Grinn &~
Barrett. INr
01rGov. Yates has called for regI.. :.
nent for special service in the State OF
Illinois.
ONrCrinoline costs the ladies' Of Francs
800 900 900 francs per annum, or about
S7s 100000. 9aaa
0STParson Brow Rbow advocates tho
.propriety OF negro sufisrsge in the Dor
der States: hA
o.J-Pbe venerable ex President Day,
Of Yale College, entered his sad year last
weeks: .t ltst .s..i fff, ltsais4
0r4,-"Ma, can's have the big bible ~
iaouired boy of his pious mother.
"cer,alnly, my sonido you Ike 'nas
precious bookW
ayes, it's big, and l wantto kih h'es
with its'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
ImItrt mt to Drafted National
Gnards.

Among the matters which Gov. Brough
loUked after aud got regulated on his late
visit to Washington, was an order from
Provost Marshal General Fry, declaring
that all Ohio soldiers who were drafted
aud being ut the time in the service arc
entitled to exemption, whether the SER
vice was for one hundred days or for
longer term. This settles the matter
that National Guards who were drafted
while in the service will not be held by
that draft.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
PLANTATION BITTERS

which sre now reeeonime ndsd by the highs't med.
deal sutaor,tie , aud warranted to produce an IN
nEntArE beneficial eflecct. They are sxceedlngly
sgsseabis, perfectly lure, md must suPerceod all
other toaies where he sthy, gentle stmnlant Is re-
1Siced. tf h
beypor, ~, strengthen and iusigoraie,
They create healthy appetite. .t.
They are an saHdsre.to change Of water and diet
Theyeverco-s effects Of disapatioa. late hours.
They siren gthea the tystem and enlvsn the mind
They prevent iassna,ie andiuiernittent rsvers.
They purify the breath aud acidity ofthe stom ae.
They curc Dytspesia and Con stiPation. ..
They cute az orhea, sOd Cholera Mofhus.
they cure I.iveI Co up iaiut aud Nervous Headache.
They makeih weak stTens the tanguid lri aat,
And ase skhaosted nsiots's sseai sesoser. 1heyare
composed sfthe ssisbTAtei CAiisSys saSk, winter
green, ,satssfIss, roots snd hsbs, all pre'eNed in
perfectly pnSe II. CfoiK Rum. Foe particulaSs, see
oirculats sed testimonials SSsuAd each boitls.
Bew ware Of impostots. Bxamine every bsttle.
See thvt IL has QUE private u. seaanp unmuiiated
over the cork, with plautauou soeoe, and or 81 qua
ture 81 hHe steel plate side label See that our
bottle IL not rehlled with spurious and dsIeerons
,tua. Aay person pretsnd,os 90 cell Plantation
Bittss BY the gallon or In Bdlk.is an impostot =
ANY psrson initiating this bottle, or ssllingauyoi 9th
er matetia therein, whether called Plantation BIT
,ers OF not, Is aerimina Of der the y $. Lsw,and
will be so prosecuted byus. We already hase our
eye on several parties re.6lhng our bottles &c.
who will satcesd in ssttins theH'elss s,isto alose
quarters. Tie demand fot Dsske's Plantation bit
ter. rfOm ladies, elergymen, merchants, Ss, Is IN
credible, Thesimple trial OF abo'usisi ibe ovi
deuee We present Of their worth and .prnroIiivr-
Thes are sold by all Tespeetabe draggi.n, g'ocess'
ACT els, sAloOHs. stesnboa's and sonnlyp'fe'
tn p. II. DRAKE g. co. 5i-
2O2 broadway, N. Y.
March II, 1864. 24..,Iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25

ADMIRAL DAHLoRES. Of the
lamented Colonel Uric DAHLGKEN.-
whose body was so barbarously and hor-
ricly mutilnted by the hendish mipions OF
the rebel despotism at Richmond. has
written long letter to the New York.
Herald, in which he scathingly reviewsS
the horrible Particulars Of ths demoniac
deed, and pronounces the order reported
by the iebel authorities to have been'
found upon young DAHLeEEs's person as
base and malicious forgery, gotten up.
to excuse their atrocities in the eyes Of
the world.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
Union Candidates for Congress-.

The following aro the Union candi'
dates for Congress io tho several districts
in this State 40 lar Us nominations have
been made;
lst--Benjamin Eggleston.
2d--COl. RuthiUrd q. Hayes.
4th--Jndge William Lawrence, Of Lo,
gan. -
5t6-Colonel Moses Il. Walker, Of
Hancock.
6th-R eedsr w. Clark, Of Clermont.
7th-Samue ShelIerbarger, Of Clark.
8th--James X. Hubble, of Deleware.
6tb--General Ralph Z. Buckland, oi
Sanduslfy.
lOth--James NJ. Ashley of Lucas.
llth--H. S. Bundy, of Jackson.
I2th-Job Il. Stevenson, of Ross.
i3th-- Columbus Deluno, of Knox.
In the Third District General Schencl
will undoubtedly be renominated and
elected of course. In the nth, 18th and
10Th Districts, the present Represents
tives, Colonel Eckley, Judge Spauidinl
and General Garfield, are all good for re-
nom minations and second terms.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
In. q. Wcnuer.

Msnufaeturer of Carriages, B~gsies- sulkie', &c :,
Corssr Coe and Jshsssoa stsssts. near the GeImsn
Catholic Chureh, Tihs, Oiis- A s.e sLoek Of the
latest styles Of BurGtss, etc, 6nisasd - the Sst
aanueI AAd Of the most durable matsrias, ceass@uy
on Aspd, sad PfeEely IN sas 90 srdsr. -
TIM. ..A.n,.s,,sc. US ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25

NEW MILLINERY STORE, REfuBlic,o %.
Censtantly on hand sac assortment Of Miiasr,
Goods, which yil be sod At the owsst cash prices.
tirag and ejlk WoEk aooe TO ogdef- An elegant As.
sertmsat Of Dress and Cloak Patterns always on
Hand. ...ril rr MRS. A. e, q, MATrisoN.
Republic, May II, 1864, FL. ass. 32n3
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
Frank Baker.

A,totAey at Law, Tian, Ohio. onice, in Tomb's
bleet. All jast claims fos Bounty, Back Pay and
Psasis@'. Rreaptiy collected for soldiers or their
hsirs At the lowest rates, No advance paymsat fs-
auifed. NOV. 90, ie69-7.y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
Davis House.

(Form.riy sslied the f" City Hoo,s,D Tidia, oha.
LEvI WsIkIcK. Propulsion.
The undstsi to infers, ahis ftiendssad
patroas Of the City Hoase The Daviskhs
his hotel 10 rssdy Tor the reception Of gsssis. TIE
House has been rs.bsit, ss-fa'ushed aad Is He- as
xoodss any in the country.
I now have stabling enough to accommodate any
uumbsr OF horses, and willsways have an abundance
of feed LEVI wEIRICK.
Tim, Ostober I, ieSe-iy0
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
Seneca County

sTAyE AND HEADING FACTORY, ,TIFFiN. o.
W. r. chambsrlin has constantly on hand Floui
aad fIuit Barrel Slaves, we'll seasoned, aHd kiln.
dried heading. Prompt sttsntion given to all orders
Alsa Scroll sswinG aad Turniug dOae TO order.
Move mbsT q 1860. 5.tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25

GENERAL SooTr refers to Il as "stri-
kim fact that three ex.Vice Presidents,
AARON BURR JOHN C. CALHOUN, and
JoHs G. BREoKEsRIDGE, became, each In
his day. a leader in treasoii." rEf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
LYONS KATHAIRON.

~ Il Wv ~ hn A Da1AtOAtt
Kathairon is from the Gteek wosd "kathror Q
"Ks,hsiro," signifing to eieaass, rejuvsre'e sad
restore. This sfelei the I'd /, signifies For pre-.
setving restoring and besut'yins the heman hair 1t
isihe most temarks able preparation ie the wsrld, It
again owued and pa, up blythe ose'nsi proprietor,
andis now made with the este skin and a,tsu.
ton which gave ita sale ofovstous mllioa bottles
per snnum.
Itis most delightful Hair Dres,ing.
II etadcMes seurf snd dandruT
Itkee - the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich. son, sud glossy.
itpr,venls the hair from falling oasnd tutn.
ing grey.
Itrestotes hair upon bald heads.
Any lady ci gentleman who values abesuiifnlhea
Of hair shouid use Lyoni Ku,hSircn. his knOsn
asd usea throughout the civilized weld. Sold b,
al iresPeetabls asalers'
DBMAs s. BARNES & Co, N. Y.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
SNistellaneoas.
Sketch Of General Sherman.


The following interesting sketch of
Gen. Sherman, written by j. ". Bowman
appears in the United States Seruiee
William #. Sherman was born ot
Lancaster, Ohio, on the Sth day of Feb
rurory, 1920. lis rullier was the Hon.
Charles r. Sherman, one Of the Judges
of the Supreme Court OF that State. IL
1896, ut the age of sixteen, he entered
West Po'nt rs a cadet, and WAS eradun.
ted on the 3Oih Of June, 1910, sixth in
his class. Y,ung Shcrman at once en-.
tered the service ON graduation, Us sec.
ond Lieutenant in the Third Artillery
and served in Florida through the win.
trrs of lS40 and 1871. In November
1871, he was promoted to First Licuten.
uncy. lie afterwards stationed Fort
Moultric, South Cnrolinn. In 1916 he
was sent to Calllornia, and remained
there in service all through The NJ, X eau
war, having reached The grade Of Cap
tain.
In 1850 he was married 70 the eldest
daughter of Hon. Thomus Ewing, Of
OHIO. In 1853, he resigned his com.
mission in the army aud took chorgn oi
the banking house of Lucas, Turner g.
Co. at San Francisco. In 1860 he was
President OF the State Military Academy
OF Louisiana, and remained in that posi-
ton until the outbreak of the present
war. lie had evidence satisfactory to
his own mind long bet1re the first sho,
was fired at Sumter that whr was ineyita
bic, and tbercupon taking prompt coun.
sci Of honor and patriotism, wrote anc
dispatched The following keen but honest
straightloaw az, , aud loyal lcttcr:s
.-.. ..-..... January 10, 1861
Con 1homos ono Ba'on RC' y La
SrR-As ] occupy quasi uinlitary
position uuder this State, ! deem i
proper to ucquaint you that | accepted
such position when Louisiana wus d
State IN the Union, and when the motif
of the Seminary WIS inserted in marble
over the main do 7, BY the liberslity o
the general government of the Unitet
States: The Union. Esto Perpetua.
Recent events foreshadUw great
change, and i becomes MI men to choose
II Louisiana wilhdrnws from the fedora
Uuion, prefer to maintain my ollcgianc,
70 ,nc on eons.,eu''on '';,,a sS lo"g A as u rug
,nenI " ~ su''l'''' unu NY .ongei s'ay
nel' wou'u IT, T,os w., ~ 'fIS ~. 'a', 81, ~
eno WIZ. ~ 'nas 'umt you ~" =,
s'nu % " uPPo"' 49, lo"'o "u'"o,H'a "gtu' "
aNo onoLso y, ', 'no a's a' H., ue'on' sun y
direct me what disposition should bc
""as =, ,,.,,,n.. ,na"'. 49, p.os;dso, ,,c ,h,
, Aha ;, i"s'eIn'G'e Ie''' 10 L' " Wv
Do"ru o' oupoIt 'sois'i WV YOU ~ ph'
,ihhieo,a.e s'cps " reti.sg o,e ss suPv,'"
.enuent lhe i"on'en' WV 1,a'e uo's' '',''t
70 sVocoe' 70, oh W. .a,'"y L, aeIuui. ~ " =,
! 10 or oS', OF 'ninA sly tnousn'' nos''l'
70 OF ~ % u'nauos s y. lhe o'u go'o'n"e"
oi Tue o"''cu ,y,t Sss'es'
WIN g,GS' s rrspse., &C.
,,,,,,. W., w: - o1h hh1i an
Ils res'gno,,on oe'hg acSep.eu' ne re
moved 20 St. Lou,s' ana SHORTY pe,o.'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25

GESERRL SeoTT is "brevet" Lcuten-
ant General, while Gen. GRANT, holding
his title under special act of Congress- Is
a. .lineal" Lieutena Mt General.
e~- The rebels estimate their loss at
the blowing up Of the fort a. 1900.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
To,nb. Wuss n Co.,
sank OF Tiniu.

n. ". suAwu.s & A. g. ssE,ra, Bs-kef' of'
e... ssawhaa's New liloek, Shsrs lhes wihusn,ae'
a rsr.tai Ranking ta,ine.s and pay Interest ON De-
pe.its ss fslio~s-
six meath, or ever, per cent
ty-C.ri6e,p. payable on dsm.ad.
40 A.G. SHEATH. Cash sr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
DIR. &. e.. Iscilharz.
SURGEON Hfr8 DENTIST

Or,-, shs~hsss Biesh, ovfr Tilfn Rsak. Teeth
La,stedin superior nanirr, A.d on -,ost rsaso"s-
sc tsrm,, CslIsud have your Teeth ktIed wiil'"at
ssetsy. Ur. .BsILHskxhs.iug hsd More thsu twsn's
year. sxr.rsAe-, ssHh deaf thsthe can please
tLs most f.aidisss aud ,usesedi in all eases where
sa.ss.. I, possible ssder auy eiscs snsisares.
April IL, ls6a. .sit
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
Mexican Mustang Liniment.

TnePanies in st. Louis n CineinnHtii, tho have
been Counterfe'iing the MoHang Linn sni undsr
preiense of rroprieiorhiP'a hive been thoroughly
stopped by the Courts. To suA nj against further i'm
position. have procured from the u. $ .Trra,ury,
ywivatc steel plat revenue stamp, which is plaa.
ed over the top Of each bottle. Each stamp bear,
he rae siNILE ormy signature and without which
the article is NCounterieit, dangerous aud worth.
less Imitation. Examine every bottle. This Lini.
ment has been ID use ard growingin f,ver Tor ma.
ny years. There hardly exists hamlet On the hnLi
table Globe iant does not contain evidence Of is
wonderful ssects. IL Is the best emolient L. the
world. With its t'pre'ent improve Ingredients, its
effects upon man or beast are perfectly temsrka.
bic. Sores are heaedi pains relieved lives saved,
valuable animals made useiu aud untold Ills ms
suSgsd. For cuts, bruises, sprains. rheumatism.
sweIiuEs, bites, caked breasts, strained hores Sc,
II Ia a soverei sn Remedy that should neverbe dis.
pen.ed with. II should be In svesy family Sold
by all Druggists.
ID. s BARNES, N. Y.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25

TX HoRp. Attorney at Law. q. J. ksss, Auor
ne, AT Law and Notary Public. Office, tommefciai
Row, IN Stairs, Southeast Corner.
J.susry "a, 1904.