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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-22
How Many Die of Consumption,

Persons thus afflicted should reso at TO some
liable remedy and from the testimony of thousands who
nave been cured by DR. SwAYHgs COMPOUND 6HRUP
WILD CHERRY" We firmly believe medicine has ever
equAled its SUGGEST In eteeiually curing all Threat,
Breast and Lung Complaints. II strengthens heals purl
nss aording nourshnent the Impoverished blood and
builds up the constitution II auohes the irritation Of
the membrane which lines the air passages, and
which gives much Distress causing tickling rising In
the throat promotes pectoraun upsens the tough mat
ter which clogs up the vessels Of the throat and lungs thus
enabling the patient to breathe FREQ and NATURAL II slim
ulAtes the power Of Digestion and has performed very
many when to all human probability tcoud not be
possible. II the bowels eostiFe headache
panios your disease, n dose of
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-22

OLD WINES AND LIQUORS.
Superior old Wnea and Liquors, for medical purposes
with general assortment Of we'll selected 0ROOKRIES
always on hand, and for sale at fair prices by
HARLAN a BROTHER, No. East Second 81
TEAS, WINES, GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS OF sUPE
Rl0R QUALITY.
Hotels country trade aud consumers supplied whole
sale retail by the cask, demohn dozen package
Of assorted kinds. All orders by post otherwise
ceived giving limit Ia Price, warranted to be sAtisac
torly allied, the goodH taken back Please cali aud
examine al HARLAN nR0TlIBR's, No. East Second
Street, Wilmington, Del.
NOTICE TO spORSTMEN.
Duponts best Eagle Powder In Caniaiera and 6k lbs.
kegs duck aud rifle. Also shot Of all szes suitable for
rail- and reed bird shooting In season. percussion caps
aud dealer In Clover Timothy Orehara and Herd Grass
Heed, all for sale by HARLAN BROTHER,
my.29-ly. Opp site tue lower Market House
The sun., 1864-08-29
"" Nh Y VT IN"TI Y " TInN = "
Ekt tTE>T1NUuCFMl Mt VET OFFERED

No.4ht"rts VI, roceve the l1ttCs' iuuut piid ~
lHt cite ri-h co. and .tl tc "a tIfluuHh ioi dts
inni' .ia ely - bcihe v us'e cI INTO tlc cvce Az
~ ~ tn" Military A-yi, oiu,e, III Bod as.
Room D. lG' hioud" iy, Room ?, 10, Il oadu ur ro5m
The sun., 1864-08-29
I2lLIIAys

AN ALIEN CAN HAVE $500 CASH, Right
l. down, ~ 90 ~ substitute 10. b, vIll IA ny
r .r store, iOt Montsom. - ~ ."i-cl tt ! =
l,OCS' al O'' ie 'y,het"'on hOurs 90 dA' H. Aht'2
a. ALIEN CAN ilANE $500 CASH
gh' Go"n, 10 20 a, suhst'utt, CO." M".r ciH
have tie same Tor n trend OF mi-". tfl in >e'iu
Slo!e iJs hOntgonesy 81, JGgsey CT, -. b.t"H
above terry, let 5 and ~. 2ii
A DVlCE TO RECRUTrS--iF iOI THINK
\ OF enlistIng Ia the Ann ol N,gy. ol III iinn
NO inoie convenient LLeIg Oilge 10 10 ~ OE ln-
ioTmaton-larRe bountes and hono. .b.e stsiin hl--
than AlLIVA CO.'A yv6 U.oAasas- S!s
The sun., 1864-08-29

- ''l'nts 90 Tow o.. ! am atle ~ p4e s r,uni Of
- ID = ohe-j'tr iIri, Tor INV conptuy: Co., " th,s
VII le riid IN cash tp emitting, aud rIsitov. ri-
n''t todutv % tie cNpiiutiou OF term uf seryt,,.
hrn Mil Iut B., a,,. ~ 10 u. Nrii t'i " A,ir,l.,
~ ul c-isr' Nrm '1 enlist IA RS ran. iu ii ~
lN'h fcft. v Vols. rhcfc thcv will % well l-
81. Nr,l, ~ ilb q o,iwa,, co.. Of N-tor piarr sui
fitu'ts "il =" iu'tiuccd 20 prn, pals no will stc
u iu ne ytrr hr.It,tI alifns
The sun., 1864-08-29
DRAlT INSURANCE CNrlIr, ~

BROADWAY.
liFnr'' '-ninrt ii at Tor $40 IN all loyal states
.tNIutIe Ot qlNd Until after brat = "a sal .sil-
a. .N. .fHH shoot
tN. ui,e ,gor's D'l rirt ic. liable tn Drat rNcut-
ton ur o.. 70 'rituri.
Nrus Nnut,i each County. 4 CONN i.siou of
tou jog cont biiOauI.
l'.N .ft t.ttf
The sun., 1864-08-29

-SO0 EACH CASH DOWN, SOON AS
oOO ncccp,ei, tor -nhstituies choice az uer-
vice. Apps the Office at the Eastern hWuL "
vh,ichtl 1t, South Ferry, up fight Of stain.
A. ior SrfstrR. 1bD
The sun., 1864-08-29

5000 10 ONE-YEAR'S MEN, AM
Wv allowed by the tos n. en-, Of plsre enc
hnur hui half AVA hum Now York. To give $Iv "
ouc-ytnr men, for my o~n company. This 10 Sleo
tt tsn they ert nny where else. Ny Iegiuens
the lttth. y v Nu... nov Stationed at City Point
tain at 40 DrgdM conner Oi Astoi Place, and yo
-htll receive NIL Information. Substitute shall re-
coi,c hithcr amounts. 419
The sun., 1864-08-29

SSnn BOI' 'NrY-sTOO CASH IN HAND
~ oOo To- vountcc Tor one year, with cholcs
0f e incut. ,G nud Tor youI scivus, NJ the cor
oi Wet Hfuadvay and Duane Il. lDt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
tcORREsroSDrScE OF the TRIBUNE. ]
SOLDIERS LETTER.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb. 81, '6l.
En-. TRIBUNE:
DEAR SrR:--I see by the home papers
that men are re-enlisting very fast. Well
am glad Of il. We need men, and |
hope they will continue to come until we
have an army that will sweep this accurs.
ed rebellion from the land, like "chafr be-
fore the wind" What we need is an
ovcrpowering force. One that will awe
traitors when they hear Of it, aud crush
them when met. This is the only way
to end this bloody strife. What's the
use of Offering terms of peace to men,
who tell us they will have no peace ex.
ccpt such one as would bring disgrace
upon our Nation for all time. Let us con
7aer peace and then dictate terms. II
can be done easily and quickly, if the
North will only think 80 and 90 about II
with will. IL the corpcrheads stand In
the way. crush them as rclcntlcsslv and
merclessly as any other part of the re-
bellion, for they are a part Of il. ANY
man who will cmbarrass the Govcrnmen,
In its lawful cndcavors to re establish its
authority over the revolled sections. is a
traitor of the mcancst type. Ir they think
jeff. Davis and his brother conspirators
are in the right, they should come South
and join him, shoulder their muskcts and
help shed their neghbors blood, in a way
that would at least have u semblance of
manliness about it. They are doing this
now, only in mean and cowurdly way
chat would be unworthy OF an Arnold or
Burr.
DO they ever think that their sympa-
thy with rebellion only makes the strife
more deadly, and causes more life to 20
out in tho night Of dcathl Already you
have among you the fruits OF this terrible
war. We want those at home to do their
duty aud we will do ours. The North
has done and is doing nobly, but we want
to see the people stand by the Govern
mcnt and give it firm and unylolding
support, that will not fail in any trial,
then we can confidently look forward 10
happier times. But enough of this. Ex.
cuse me for writing so much on this sub.
icct, but felt like it, ,and so wrote.
Isupposc, Of course, you would like to
know how we get along. We'll, first
rate. We get plenty to eat, aud have
got good quarters to live in.
We are having splendid Spring wealth
es-warm aud balmy.
The railroad is open to Bridgeport and
the cars run daily.
We'll, as have made my letter quite
lengthy, | will close. Ircmain, with re
spcct,
Yours, &c,
J. X. SHETTERLY,
Co. ii, l36th \. Y. ", I'd Division, llth
Army Corps.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
A Horrible Affair.

On the 29th ult., the Agricultural
Hall, Islington, was the scene Of amos,
shocking occurrence. In addition to the
sudden roaring Of the lions forming a
part ofthe exhibition at that establish
ment, long screams were heard proceed
ing from the direction in which the ami.
mails are kept in their cavern, during the
intervals of the performances. The
body of man, named Thomas Greavcs,
who had within the three days previous,
commenced his duties as a new keeper
and feeder of the animals, was found
drawn up close to the cage. Some OF
the employees Immediately seiEed the
long iron rods with a species of hoe at
the end, by which the cage is clcanscd,
and rushed to the spot. 1t was then
discovered that one Of the large lions
had the mans right hand in his mouth,
while another had seized him BY the
thick part OF the forarm, and had dragged
the limb through the bars of the cage,
nearly up to the rm.pits. Having no
hot irons, the men at once commenced
bclaboring the animals over the skulls
and eyes. These proceedings, at the
outset, only tended to increase the force.
ity OF the animals, who amidst loud roars
commenced tearing the flesh from the
victims arm and hand with their claws.
II was not until the brutes were nearly
blinded with the blows inflicted upon
their eyes that they were induced to re-
linquish their gripe, when the poor fell
lows manglcd limb was drawn throu h
the bars, but with some difficulty, and he
fell fuinting into tho arms of those who
had rescued him from his horrible posi-.
ton. The hand was completely bitten
through, aud the flesh torn of the arm,
in most part TO the bare bone. At the
time of tho occurrence he was engaged
in pushing some straw between the bars,
either for the purpose Of keeping it in
the cage or OF attracting the attention OF
the animals, and further faniliarizing
himself to them. While doing this one
lion suddenly made a spring at his hand,
and fastening its fangs into it, drew him
by the arm inward. Tho roar and cx-
citcmcut of the first animal attracting
the attention Of the second, it sprang
upon the arm, and mulilated it in the
manner described. 1t is stated that the
lions have been more than usually savage
since the death Of a large lioncss, which
bad recently taken place. 1t is now felt
to be dcs rable that rcd.hot irons should
always be kept at hand, as had they been
so, the animals would have instantly
been made TO let go their hold Of the un-
fortunate man.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10

To be held It Clevelnnd, Ohio,
commencing FEBRUARY
22d, 1864, and continuing
9 weeks.

It The Liberal People Of Seneca Cos
Tou are hereby called upon to contribute
to the above enterprise any valuable article
which you may have to give.
Any article Of Merchandise or Manufae-
tnre, Fruits, Provisions, Fancy Articles,
eilher useful, ornamental, or eatible.
To the Farmers aud Housekeepers we
would say that there is an especial need OF
Apples Potatoes Canned Fruits, Pickles,
Butter, Eggs, a.. and 1t Is hoped they
will donate as literally as possible for this
good work. Any artieal that Is either use
ful or ornamental that can be sold for mon e
ey will be thankfully received.
Donations Of money, in large or small
quantities, received In like manner,
Remember it is for the United States
Sanitary Commission, and for the benefit Of
our sick and wounded soldiers
i articles donated should be left at the
ware rooms Of Smith, Barnes d 90, Hedges
Block, Thin, Ohio.
Bring In as much rs possible by Saturday
Feb. 2Oth, in order that Seneca county may
be wei represented at the opening OF the
Fair. Goods received any time this month.
By orderof
COMMITTEE FOR SENECA Co.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
a CURE FOR COPPERnEADs
CAMP NEAR MAETINsBuRG, Va.J
Feb. 25lh, '6l.

CAMP NEAR MAETINsBuRG, Va.J
Feb. 25th, "a.
Mr.. EDITOR: DEAR SIR:--You will
do me great favor, by circulating
through the columns of your paper, the
blowing valuable receipt for the cure
Of Corpcrhcadism.
ATTENTION, CoPrERHrAps!
Take of Epson Salts, one o., dissolve
in tcn.cup full Of water. and drink im-
mcdiately. Af(cr drinking the above,
take half pound Of Honey soap, and
proceed to the nearest stream of water
you can find, and cleans yourself thor
oughly. After you get through washing,
rid yonrselfof your buttcrnut breast pin,
and place in its stead a National Union
League badge.
The ingredients must invariably be
purchased Of some loyal Druggist to pro-
duce the desired effect. If you strictly
follow the above directions, we think
there is some hope for you,
o Co. ID, l23D REG.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10

Warranted Superior to any Other
Tobias Derby Condition Powders, n safe
sure and speedy cure for Conghs, Colds, Dis
tie emper, fleaves, Hide Bound, Worms, Bots,
Loss of Appetite, scurvY, &c, DC, in Iur'
ses and Cattle. Many animals whose worn
out and miserable appearance makes them
almost worthless, can be restored to their
former yigor and fine condition by few do
ses Of these invaluable powders. They are
perfectly harmless, and can be given to q
sound horse as well ns a sick one, with sure
benefit, they keep their blood cool, skin and
bowels loose, urinary organs in good order
and, on the whole, improve the appearance
Of all animals, no matter in what condition
they are in. For high fed horses they are
Invaluable. If hoIsemen would once mo ntl
give table spoonful in their feed, we should
seldom hear Of SO many sick horses. SolC
by all druggists, Depot. 50 Gorilla ndt stree
New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10


| OF Tue Information comes from
Washington that Gen. SmERMAN's cx
pedition is back at some point OH The
Mississippi.
0L3- An attack was expected at New.
bern, n. c., on the lst. The citizens
were under arms to await the emergcn-
cy.
0J- A communication from the Sccrc.
tary of War shows that Government has
paid, since February 25, 1862, to the II.
linois Central Railroad, for transportation
of troops and property, SSOs,ooo.
0TThc number of rebel prisoners oi
war now in our hands is upwards of for.
ty-six housanG--abuut three thousand
commissioned tflicers and between forty
and lorly.liye thousand non-commission-
ed officers and enlisted mer.
0TJudge Barbour, of New York, fined
jury $2JO each, on Friday, for bring
ing in verdict of"we agree to disagree" E"
The cfliccr who suggested the verdict to
the foreman Of the jury was fined 500
and suspended from pay and duties until
the further order of the court.
0TWe like to hear people tell good
stories while they IRE about it. Read
the following from Western paper: "ln
the late gale, birds were seen hopping
about with all their feathers blown off,"
We have heard of gales at sea where ii
required four men 10 hold the captains
whiskcrs on.
0TMoney is the mental wheel.work
of human action, the dial-pate Of cur
value,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10

Notice.--The attention Of our readers is
called to the notice, in the advertising column
Of the Assessor Of Internal Revenue for this
District, who may save themselves trouble
and expense, by returning their several lists
of income, &c, for assessment, to tn assist
ant Assessors, in their respective divisions.
The office of the ASST stant Assessor of this
county, is over St. Johns Drug Store, Tfiin
Ohio. DIV
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
The vetetnn loth.-we learn that Mi

The Vetetan I9th.-Wc learn that thi,
gallant Regiment are now making arrange.
ments to take their departure for the front on
Monday the 18th inst The officers Of this
Regiment have succeeded in recruiting a
large number Of ofhealthy. able.bodied men.
and filling up their Regiment to its full com.
plemeut. The brave boys will leave US in a
few days, and many Of them, no doubt, new
er to return. We hope otherwise, and tina,
the lives Of all Of them will be srared, and
" permitted to enjoy the peace and quiet of
their happy homes among their friends and
relatives, after this wicked rebellion is
crushed cut. May success crown their labors
in this terrible strife for the maintenance Of
the laws OF our much abused country.
Iev. Jacob Knapp, the well known
aud successful Evangelist, is now holding a
series Of meetings with the Baptist Church,
IN this city.
This is tie fourth meeting he has held
stree November. Ono at Grand RAPIDS.
Mich, one at Morengo, ILL.,, and one at Mid.
dletown, Ohio. His labors extebd over a
period ofabout 40 years. embracing in his
field nearly all or all Of the large cities in the
North, and some at the South-Bsltimore.
Washington, &c.
He will preach every evening this week nt
I O'Clock; also short discourse each day at
l.2 o'clock, P. NJ. The public ore cordi.
ally invited.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10

"ohi that men and women would read anc
ponder on the Lists OF Morality' publishe.
weekly, monthly and yearly in our city,
There is ever fearfully great proportion e
Consumption Cases. The Statistic Tables
prove that while other dIseases slay their
thousands, Consumption slays its tens o
thousauds."
In the early stages Of Throat and Lung
Camplaint, we consider Madame Zadoc Por-
ter's Curative Dai sam infal'ible.
marl0.2w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
30 acres,
A FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber will sell at private sale
his larlu containing 1875 Acres Al Acres in
Adams township and 81 acres of good tim
Der land in Pleasant township, and the pub.
lie road running through the centre.
The improvements on the Al acre tract
are
Dwelling House, Log Barn,
and good well Of water near the dwelling.
The farm is situated along the Mad River
Rail Road near Hedges Mill. For further
information apply to the subscriber living
on the same st ctlon OF land in Adams town.
ship.
FRANCIS BIRDSALL.
February 25, lsGi. 2l-lms
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10

Advertise This is the season Of fthe year
for all Merchants. Manufacturers and others
to advertise libcrally. Don't be afraid OF
Printers Ink, as il is tho only article that
will fill your pockets with "Green Backs"
De liberal and try the experiment.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10

A Good Fnrm.-Any person desirous to
purchase good Farm, located . mi les
from riiiin. on the Sandusky River, can be
accommodated ty consulting our new adver
iis'mcnts in to'dry's paper. 1t has good
Improvements, all the necessary convenicn.
ccs, aud the land Is under good state of
cultivation.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10

T.. Rose, Merchant tailor and Agent for
Singers Sewing Machine. Mr. r, keeps con
stantly on hand hrge stock of goods, which
he manufactures to order in the latest style
al short notice, and at reasonable rates, See
advertisement.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
Assessors Notice.
USIrIp STATES INrTRNAL RLvENUE,
Ninth District of Ohio.
O.. npI tZEN

USirrD STATES lNTTRNAL BLvENUE
Ninth District of Ohio.
TTFIN. Seneca Co., Feb. 23d. 1864
To all persons, sui jcct TO an ANNuAL TAN
under the United States Revenue Law, IN
SAID DISTRICT.
Yoi are notified and required to return
FORTHWITH, TO the several Assistant Asses
sors in your respective Divisions, Ar ruEIR
stvFpAL oFFicEs list Of your income for
1868, rs well as Buggies, Carriages, Cattle
and Hogs slaughtered, Licenses to be re-.
new,d, and other olj,els subject to duty
or tax.
Aud you nrc further notified, that IL you
FAN TO MAKE srcu RLrrRN by the lat day
of May next, you will be liable to u PENALrN
OF 80 per cent upon the amount Of your tax
and penalty Of 800 under section eleven
Of said Law.
LUTHER A. HALL,
Assessor.
Feb 25,h, 1864. 2l--l0w,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10

Don't Use soda.--Nor any OF the com.
mon kinds Of sa;eratus in making bread. II
you value health and desire to have bread
that is palaiable, Aiways use DeLand's
Chemical Saleratus, and you win have pure
article. 1t may be had at the grocsrs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10

Making their own Brick. The At
lautic & Great Western Railway Company
have leased land for brick yard a. Raven
ma, which will work from ten to fifteen men.
Two machines are TO be used, aud these,
with the force of men, are expected to turn
out about million Of brick during the sea
son. The brick are to be usei in the con
strucnon Of buildings along the line of the
rnol
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10

GRANTS DIvERsIoS.--General Grant,
In dispatch, yesterday, confirms the re.
port that his movement TO Tunnel Hill
caused the enemy to recall two divisions
then under orders to march uguinst Sher.
man.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10

w. 7. CoGEeshalI, Esq, editor Of the
Springfield Republic, and well known az a
Western author, is collecting materials for a
history of the part of Ohio and has taken in
the wac OF the rebellion. He solcts informa-
tion from civil and military authorities.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10

$50 Veteran soldiers.-We have been
eredibly informed that there is 1870 veteran
soldiers in Columbus, which will be credited
to seneea county, on her quota for the call
Of the 10000. II this is correct it will aid
Old Seneca materially In clearing herself Of
the DRAFT. We hope It is true.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10

Look Here.--Pos,ers, Sale Bills, Pro
grammcs and every other kind of Printing
done at the TRIBUNE oeFtoE, with noatness,
and at hort notice. Come to Union head.
quarters for your Printing.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10

In another column will be found the
dvertisement Of Mr.. J. L. Martin, to which
he attention Of Bee keepers are iny itoj.
A great revolution in the management OF
Bees has been Effected, since Mr.. Langstroth
took out his patent, eleven years ago. aud II
favorable notices through contributions tc
toe Agricultural press, can be taken as a
criterion by which to judge, his hive certain
ly possesses merits superior to all others now
in uso.
AT our last County Fair, it was awarded
the first premium, when two other style oi
hives were active competitors.
Any Of our readers wishing to improve the
condition OF their Bees. cannot do better than
to visit Mr.. Martins Apiary and after an in.
spection, will be prepared to decide for
themselves. NJ.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10

The Quaker Mower'-This celebrated
,.ho, 'no Moving Machine, is now ready
nv !. YEaK. 1t is recon
mended as a eApiial article, 'nd s"ou,u o'
In III e hands ofeyery farmerip Seneca ''ln
,v. See eut aud advertisement IN another
column.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10

The Cleveland Leader says: "Mr. Sturg
css of Mansfield, has donated two first class
setter dogs, valued at $40 each, to the San
itary Fair" He ought to be ashamed Of
himself
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
r. TT. W. and Chicago II. II. Co.
PASSING FOREST.
s. M. PETTENGfLLN 4 co.,

No. 81 Park Row, New York, A. d State
ST., Boston, are our Agents for the TirFlN
TRiBUSE, in those cities, aud are authorized
to take Advertisements aud Subscriptions for
us at our lowest rates.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10

Death of Justin Frary. The dceeas-
ed was n soldier in Co. |, l0lstO. V l.. from
this city. lie was captured at the battle OF
Chicamauga, and died at DInvile, Va, in
the rebel prison, Dec. 9Th, Of Lung Fever.
Previous to his entering the service, he was
employed in Capt T. X. Shawhan's Store,
and left n lood situation and all the COM
forte Of a.happy home. to defend the flag Of
hs country. lie leaves widowed mother
and two sisters to mourn the loss OF kind
son and an afecuonato brother. His age
was 90 years and months
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10

The Original Medicine e,i.bl she'd In 1881 and hi
hlst AUiels syst in,toduetd Hndsr tho name ..
"rUtsoslo WArERs," In ihisor any Other COZ Aty
genuine can be tnown by ihs ssm. on INV.
being stamped on each Wufsf,
BKYLss PuLaoNeie wArERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throst, HOsu.ns...
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Asthma, bronchitis, Difficult BrssthlAx,
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Splitting Of bSod, Pains in the Chsst.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve iaeipisnt Consumption, LunK Di,sa.sh
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Irritation Of this uvual and Tonslh.
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS
Relieve the above eomplAints In len minutes.
Bryan's Pulmonic WafeB
Are a blessing TO all Classes sad ConsiitutieaA
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