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the worst Of blackguardism and emptiest
OF twaddle. Men who ought to know
better-having once in their lives been
partially educated-jumP to their feet
. ID pour out farrg, of stufthst wou't
disgrace respec table school boys
dcclaming their own compositions.
The dialect Of too many Of our po-
liticians is not that of gentlemen--still
less of scholars--least Of all Of states
men. Itis that Of the bar.room or the
gutter. II is far below the average tone
and quality of our newspaper literature
poor as that is. These fellows should
consider that no man. and least Of all a
public man, has a right to speak without
preparation-.or at least careful considera-
ton. His words are worse than worth.
less--they are disgraceful and injurious
If they are uttered hastily and blunder-
ingly, as too much of our Congressional
speech making is. Weak, wornout plat
itudes, vulgar d,nunciations, and unmiti.
gated political rant, are not the uatcria
VIII rewi,h men pretending to be legis
lators OF. statesmen have right to feet
the public withal. These abuses should
be reformed, and that speedily, or the
people should elect men Of sense fol
their representa- who are moi
troubled with the cdcoethes loQaendi, bu,
among whose talents is that rare politica
virtue-a talent for silence.
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THE rIrrIN MARKET.
consrcrsp WEEKLY ~ s B.sStsru.
~ - tQEl

conarcrsp WEEKLY ~ s B.sm.ru.
rr.U Trris, Nov.i7, 1864.
FLoUR-sl0 90
wHRAT--Firin al 81 so@i SIS.
CoRN-Firm a, 81 90 foe shelled from
teams.
0ATS-Firm at 60c from teams.
WO0L-Selling al s0@s5c.
SEED--Clover si0OC. Timothy 81 90.
FLAX SEED--s9 2S per bushel.
RYE--sl 90 per bushel.
CANDLES-Stearine 30c. tallov 20 q 25c
S0AP-Germsn ~, Common &C.
TALLow-l2@i6v, Grease @9c.
PoTAToES--7Sc@sl.
PoRK-Per bbl, s9s OO@iO 90.
wHISKY-Common per gallon 81 90
Rye go so.
dAMS--is@lSc.
HIDES--Green 6lsc, dry iic.
CALF SKINS-lic Kip skins &c.
SHEEP PELTS-Fresh 25e@si 50.
BEESw AX-45e per pound.
BurTER-S5@32c per pound.
EGGS--25s per dozen.
LARD-Kegs, 2Oc.
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Legal Notice.


Alfred Hall
Against In Seneca Common
Jonas Frederick and Pleas.
others.
The said Defendants, Friend Whittlesey,
Charles Foster, Giles Carter, Darius Dodge,
will take notice that on the 10th day Of DC
tober, 1864, said Plaintiff filed his petition
in said court against them and others,
wherein in substance he says: That on the
26th Of March, 1858, he recovered iudg-
ment against said Anthony and Jonas Fred.
erick, for the sum of 1896. so in said court,
aud that IL remains unanswered and unpaid
and there is due to Plaintiff from said An
thony and Jonas Frederick, 1896. 80 with
interest since March &c, 1858, less ISL O6
payment made November IL, 1868, and
costs and increase costs in the sum Of &
That sum is an adjudged lein upon the fol.
lowing real estate;
Part of west half OF northwest quarter,
section 30, township north, range l3, esst
in Seneca county, Ohio, beginning for same
at intersection OF Leonard street 10 town
OF Adrian, In said county, with State road
running from McCutchinsv lille to Springville,
in said county, thence south to where said
Leonard street intersects the south line OF
said west half Of northwest quarter, section
36, thence east on said south line Of said halt
of said quarter section. twenty zone rods TO a
stone. thence northwardly to a stone twenty
one rods east OF said fret mentioned point and
on said road, thence west twenty .one rods TO
the place Of beginning containing two and
50-l00 acres OF land.
That said Defendant claims 10 have some
lien or claim on said real estate, but that
same Is satisfied and paid; and praying for
a marshaling of the liens therein, that said
Defendants may be compelled TO answer
therein, that said real estate may be sold
That answer or demurrer to said petition
must be filed on or before the I7ti day OF
December, 1864, or judgment will be rem.
dered thereon accordingly.
LEE l. BREWER,
Oetl3-6w Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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NEW HAVEN, Juug eSlh, 1864.
MESsRs.r. G.. CLAhk N Co.--GsNI' EMEN;-- gs.
sire lomakr knoWn The, ,alnoSt RAlau,aneots eject
oI"Coe' nysprpsia cure, 40 rhses fcnolefa NOR
bus had becn Tor tWenty.i .iour hOErs pnts hr at
The stomach and bowels, ever hfiren minhtex /
went into louT drug s9fs 10 rocuTe sume brandy o,
had alwhys hseq told that Il Wa pgocd frhedt for
Dysentsfy, Nv pullid face and my weakness 81
once attracted The aitsnuon at the esTk IN charge.
aud he a'ked lpe at once "What is tts mAttsfl' 1
IePlied' "l have been for tweuty fuuF hour vUmit
ing aud purging, aad am unable "a stand OF walk
from Neakness, and this deadly sickness AZ my
slomneh Completely pTosifates me. He produced y
sDtle ofCoe's Dytprpsia Cure, .Ayine take lsres
aferdinneT"
From Tie nisnent ,oos that dose ofthe medicine
my sickness at the stomach Was gnne--ts effect was
irstantansous. In ar horr eai my dinner with =.
good relish a. ever hungry mnn paTtoot, "a. usa
well cleared em of food, . aud followed by = tea.
,pooninl OF cure. have not suffered a Psrirls al
Inconvenience since took the remedy.
ls action was 80 wonderful and 80 fmme al .,,t thas
eouldhsTdy believe the eyideRces Of my oN Gsasss
and desire TO publicly make known thsss lsss. Ast
the Whole world may avail themselves sr its nss.
Lake bread, u sheuld ind place 10 ssery eHsL
ousei and believe that no one shoall 40 away nom
home ~itow bollls Of itiT hi, po = e, hste u
could be quickly made ayailsbie, CEO. L. DRAKE,
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nv 10 itOh d Oul VI
the service, who served through the
Peninsula campaign, was wounded at
Malvern Hill, and after being wounded
was discharged on account OF disability:
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
.. WASHINGTON, ID. c.
Oct. 8, 1864.
The wiley foe has been met, and the
verdict so gloriously rendered, falls upon
the heads of a demoralizcd sect not worthy
orbeing called foemen of our steel. This
great struggle which has just passed over
our heads, brings with il a new lease of
power SO unanimously echoed from ocean
to ocean by the American people -par
for The Union now that Abraham has
been clothed with the armor of Comman-
der in Chief of our army and navy. We,
the people can rest assured that the
rising generation will honor our graves
as worthy sires Of the present century.
The grand ordinance promulgated on the
Sth day Of November, from the people,
now rises up bslore the ungrateiul rout
who profess with more magnitude than a
royal Roman in being called n loyal
American citizen, but should with shame
crawl in the dust and ask generous God
for forgiveness. But loyal Americans be-
ware of being scduccd into the shy
workings of party who violate their
allegiance TO humane and consistent
government. The Chicago platform
came before the people arrayed against
the instinct and aspirations of a rising
nation. The war that prevails over our
land being recognized as just, how could
the clamorers for peace assuil an intel
lectual people with such doctrines with.
out the surety of complete annihilation-
but to-day you ind such men as they,
claiming identity to tho Democratic
party, thank God they belong to the New
Democracy, while the organizations Of a
Jackson and Douglas are true to the
inspirations Of their teachings, and are
walking arm in arm in support of a gov
ernment whose leniency and tender
feeling towards those who had raised
sacrilegious hands against the nationu,
sovereignty has never been equaled be
fore. str.
Geo. d. Mcclellan, the man who drew
his sword to battle for his country, and
for twelve months and more, managed all
the resources Of vast army, you now
behold him to-day degenerated son of
an American father. His soldiers adored
him as military chieftain even up to the
day of his letter of acceptance as well,
but when he says, al accept your armis.
tice PLATFORM" Oh! foul ambition Just
God deals truly when he places you into
obscurity as a repudiated subject of an
unworthy consistency. He has his
answer from the ballot box of his once
loved army. The appeals offered by the
sham Democracy for the election Of Little
Mac issued from fear and avarice, not
from their honest manhood, patriotism or
nationality. What glorious record
could of been his, but now his last order
has been sounded and In ignomonious
shame his name will be handed down
fem generation to generation, as the one
instead Of having the bright fame of loyui-
ly Inscribed on his brow, stamped
with the brand Of treachery.
Yours; ~ u
| MALVERN HILL,
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While inuInrSing on the cars. my stomArh be
came badly dCfangsdi causing evefe pain ~ nv
head. Had IL been the water II would nave been
called stasickness. \ lady sitting by me, knowinE
swalOw.h | dii So, aud iu less than az . mi nuie,
MY trouble Was ended, 1lc medicine was COG.
Dyspepsia Cure" aud from the effect IL had upon
Tue Stomach, nId What | have iramTd0f u ,iper,
think u must be an eACrllrhi remedy irf SEA stck
mes, and hy.prs',n. MRs SAMUEL FIELD.
Madison Jun, aa,hilsgt.
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Those who know my constitution, what INV con.
diion hns been for tho last thirty years viii believe
WIN mc ihAt medicine Which viii reach my ease,
will reach almostany one. Coe's bysprpsin Chfe hns
enabled me TO cat anything please, anl h yers sci.
dom nov have 10 use the medicine. u relieved ms
In an instant when vas 10 great pain. My NhOls
system Is being strengthened hsnsuse.
ANN 4. BAGOOTT.
New Haven, June 20th, i-GI.
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Omnibus Limo.

ANDY DEAN has purchased good ON.
nibus which he now runs in connection
with all trains on the s. D. g. c. r. r.
ae will call for passengers in any part Of
the city. This is a worthy enterprise
and we hope he will be literally patron.
ned. by the way, ANDY keeps fas,
horses and good buggies in his livery, and
all in good trim.
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01-A lady was killed on the C. II. g.
d. R. r. below Dayton, yesterday. She
was standing on the track watching the
train approaching from Dayton, when
the train from below struck her and
mangled her in a awful manner. Name
unknown. .s q. f....,
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Ho |! For Salt River.

no rOr nalt River,
Will leave New York on the morning
of November Gath. Thanksgiving Doy,)
the fancy copper bottomed steamer
&" Compromise" for trip up Salt River,
those desolote regions where there are
no Postmasters or Collcctorships to fat.
ten upon, or Provost Marstals and
patriotic soldiery to molest or make them
AFRAID.
The following is a list of the officers
and crew:
Muster, Geo. d. Mcclellan.
Mate, Geo. II. Pendl.ton.
Chief Engineer, C. l.. Vallandgham.
Assistant Engineer, Horatio Seymour.
Pilot, Fernando Wood.
Assistant Pilot, Dan Voorhees,.
Clerk, Judge Woodward, of Pennsyl-
yania.
Assistant Clerk, w. p. Noble.
Steward, WIN. Bigler.
Chief Waiter, Alexander Long.
Bar Keeper, Senator Richardson, of
Illinois.
Assistant Bar Keeper, A. M. Jackson.
Waterman, S. 8. Cox.
Chumbermaid, MIS-. Capt. semmes, of
"Alabama" notoriety.
Chaplain, Right Reverend Edison b.
'Olds.
Sailing Master. Auguste Belmonte, of
New York.
Firemen, VIM. II. Cory. H. Clay
Dean, Seymour of Connecticut, and
Harris of Maryland.
The dsck hands and roustabouts will
be selected from the Democracy OF
Seneca County, under the immediate
command of Gov. Wickliffe, Of Ky.
Barber and Porter, Ex.Major General
Don Carlos Buell., assisted by Geo. E.
Pugh aud others.
This craft has been elaborately finished
at Uncle Sans expense, from plan
suggested by the Hon. John c. Calhoun,
and been in the course of construction
for the last thirty.two years, and has
lately been heavily plated with copper;
and by force Of circumstances she will
sail promptly. The engine is one
horse power made Of pure brass.
Her bar will be beautifully supplied
with apple jack, (purely of compromis-
ing nature,) and old rye, warranted to
hill at long range; with the most affable
and efficient bar keepers the country
affords. ''- - ~ f- 90
On board there will be select lbrarv
of choice reading, such as the lives OF
John c. Calhoun, Aaron Burr, Benediet
Arnold, aud the views of many other
lesser lights Of the same stripe; exact
cofies of the Chicago resolutions and
Montgomery Constitution, and the lead.
ing journals of the campaign, to-wit
New York Nevs and World, Philadelp phia
Age, Columbus Crisis, Cincinnati En-,
.quirer, Chicago Times, Louisville Dem
socrat, Richmond EnqSirer, &c. Golt
and greenbacks positively refused. Con
fedeAte scrip taken in any quantity.
In view of the fact that the Court
House gentlemen are little short Of
funds on account OF having paid a few
cents OF tax for war purposes, they arr
requested to sell several millions o
Confederate bonds and thus procur,
enough money for travelling expenses.
Passengers are assured that pnssag,
on this craft is fully as safe as on IN,
steamer Unconditional Peace,' for !
is bound tn ofollow direct in its wake, III
the ever monotonOus and navigablc Sal
River, with no intermediate landing
direct home to the devil
For further particulars apply to JEFF
Dvis, General Agent for the whole In
yttution.
'.fa-
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New Boot & Shoe Storo,

Mr.. RYAN, late Of CLEVELAND, has es-
tnblished n new Boot and Shoe Store in
one-half Of the room occupied by p.
Scheib, next door South of Shaw hams
Slore. Mr.. RYAN is II good Union man
and coed business man and is deserv-
ing of liberal patronage. See his ad.
Yertisement.
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Mn Cor:-'rho boiti.ofCoe', Dyspepsia Curs tou
gave me sas backed up youf statement concerning
Il. have only used half bottle, Hnd can eat pine
apple, short cHke oranything else, without robbie
II acts like a charm. The relief II affords Is instnn
iaueouN JANE A. LUWREY.
New Haven, June 18th, ,ls6t.
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TcStirs.OufnFs.

From the Psuorofihe Methodist 4. Church, ,tadi.
son, Conn.
IhaVe used dCoe's Dyspepsia Cufc In my family, and
ran ililnglN testify 10 Us value as n msdicins
HENRY GilM AND, Pastor VI. l.. Chnreh.
Madison, conn, June 9Uth, isGI.
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P The weather for the past
week has continually alternatad
betwee snow aud rain. 80
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WOOD.

Would that our subscribers
could think en- ough of us to bring
us some Wood. Can't youl Try
it.
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A Voice nov Ilone rt,o0s N our civ rap,n.

= u
MsssRs EDroHs;-Allow me, though yout col.
unns, To acknowledge my gratitude fit the hehpnt
have received IRON The use Of Goes Dl spep,a Cnrr
Although was u great sufferer from Dyspepsia, the
hts dosc gave Instant relief and one ounce ha. ems.
bled me To oct anNthing please, without pain. {
have nov stopped asing The medicine, asl no orStT
nscdu. PALMlRA LYMAN.
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Export Of Apples.

Export Of Apples.
During the month of October there
were 1920 barrels of apples shipped
from this port to other places.
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NAnbON, COun June 3OIh, lYGl.
From the bsrcht derived hy the uss OfCoe's u,t.
pepsia Cure IN my lamil, am prepared 10 say thLt
never iutcnd to ke without ~ and advise an whO
ue afflicted with py,pcf.ia toiy u.
rulLANDEG LEWIS.
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JolliHcation Meeting.

Jollihcation Meeting.
On last Monday Evening the Union
citizens of this city and vicinity met in
the City Hall to jollify over the election.
The meeting was held under the auspices
of the Ladies, A;j Society. The Hall
was appropriately decorated with flags
and mottoes. Among the la;terw re:" "Our
Gcncrals-Grant, ShermaG, Sheridan,
and Thomas" On the opposite side of
the Hall was "Copperhead Generals
Lee, Hood, Early, and General Defeat" 4"
Col. w. IL. GIBSON made few spirited
congru'ulo,ory. remarks, and afterwards
the evening was spent in singing, prom
cnading and eating oysters. Those in
attendance all felt good natured and
could not help but enjoy themselves.
The Aid Society realized over 500 90,
all for the benefit Of the soldiers
Thus they jollifed for a double purpose.
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oNE oF NM rwENrY.rI-rrn.

Ma. CoE-stn; HaTiHg been ffuubied nhk tie
dyspepsia for sons eight ~ ~ sye n aHtbs, fhave
me no good saw your advsuise nsst az a ,,ssI
Gins TO cure the nyspspsia. lhxts lrisd
70 be NE mealeipe, The hft IS dTopa die .tb Of
have tab Il tbtee or fsnf times, bpi hive hi "a
lltHesNng feeling IN my Atemaeh since akips fbA
hnl - ops; altogether before, | could nof Snfa
meal, aud sotssdmes no mole than tbi.s =, a.,
Withopt disiIesaing me. = 80 ''"'
10. respectfully IF. MongRUFF.
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FOR YOUR
Farm Wanted.

The undersigned wishes to buy forty or
fifty acres of land situated anyw here in Sen.
eca County. am not particular whether
the land Is improved or not. ANY one hav.
ing any land to sell will apply at the Tribune
Office. q. II. MEYBLEHs.
Oetl7. 3w
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Soldiers Vote.

The soldiers vote for this coun.
'ty was counted ont last Thursday.
1t cuts down the Democratic mai
iority to about 200. Next week we
will publish an official abstract OF
the vote of the county. both home
tand soldiers.
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viii soi and canuot exist where thr cure T. Nd.
removes the pisea.e by renewing the cau,t, not Ike
Alcoholic Hittrts which cover NJ your bad feelings
tor few nomentshy their rShiluet,pg effects.
NeWaw OF an such remedies VI beverage, but In
thciTplaIcs usv Netaedy that will restore the die.
eased functions 10 their uomal condition ani sst In
motion the cntifc hnman me,hanism In perfect hpt.
mony, aud upon principles s,ucu, mous with veil a,
lined pn siolugc That s-gh Nili bS tie ns,t
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Landscane Painting.

Landscape Painting.
IL. j. Kellogg, the accomplish
cd and finished artist Of this city,
is now prepared to give a series
OF lessons to young ladies in the
art of landscape and oil paintings,
lie now has q class of eight or ten
and docs not care how many more
apply to him. He can teach all
that come. HARNY's fame as an
artist of the first class is becoming
widely known, and unless they
look well to their laurels the New
York artists will in a few years
have to step back and let Har. y
in. He now has scholars from tho
different parts Of the State.
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the taste. II Is not violent remedy, bat enoie AZ
warming, searching aud effective, oah be taken by
the nldeit person or youngest child.
MADAME ZADOC PORTERS CURATIVE
BALsAM isuo new aud uniTisd me dioinr, but has
been used by the public for tue past ten year, with
unparalleled success, and A. acquired it, present ex.
tensiVs and largely Increasing sale siNrLY by being
r.comne aided b, those who ave used II totheiI al.
nietedfrie ends and others.
IFYoU HAvEA COLD ~ ever 20 slight, do not
fail TO give the Bassm iAl, the yeIy low price
at which u ssoldi brings IL In the reach of every
one ,thatthey may alwaysksepi convenient for use
The timely use ofa 25 cent bottle viii often prove
TO be wo~th one hundred times It's cost.
DO not be pat of with any other, Ask for MAD
AME ZADOC PORTER's Cough BALSAM, In.
sist having II, Hndthke no other " your Drug.
gist doe, not have H. have him send and get II Tor
you.
so CENTS PEI BOTTLE,
DU BOIS g. CO., Druggists,
TMn d FOstOria.
t,le63 s-lyT,
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Coos Dysrcpsia Cure.

immediatelynni insiantan pledg our word
a. men OF houot-uut Tepu, ,Attun ~ fhafmacutists-
out favorable acquaintance with the pec,ie a. pro.
puetoTs otthe N tfi.teuuWued "Cus's Cough bal.
SAM used according 10 orf directions, which
may he found with each bottle. We add below some
IesiimoAinl- nom our neiehbors nnd townsmen, , to
which we AN Your oaIeIll nlIehMon.
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IF. wonyRtFr.


N. "a ~ Ntw HAyEN. June 1 lth. 1894
Mh tora-'EAR SaR;-- The bottle OF ByspspsiA
Msd,fhs toceifed irom yon, gave iasianls nsns
fehs only Used u when my food distfesses NE u
vas thont nSe taking two doses TO dnv one 10 NOR
ow'heh eNeTy othsT dAy, increasing the anantit, Of
1904 aud dectsnsing The medoiee, bnili was sna.
h'sd TO eat without taking anythiRa aLall, My ease
was an extreme one having saft red fefssvea y@srs
naw eoa,den uyself ohred. nj by ohly uslug one
bottle OF Medicine ip the spare afig9 lnosils m
dose WIS Ate1spCohful ELLENF. ALIEN.
Sold BY niusgias ineiiy 81 eonat,y -yssy n hsss.
i PRICE sl,oo FER BoTTi.R,
Otsgs hy msil lfcis either dssls,s o, seAsua.s,.
VT CO. CLARK / cor
A Wholssas psaggists New hNen. Cons,
.nl-iI 40 f4.,i ,rr.- 1 Proppfiors.
kOIE,--femA'ss fNtisNfs win and tfti 4 Autcn
"a sutidoie for Nuuses ~ stnaarh, ald al in1iYe
.tao osPsculisTis the situa,,oa, o =. lr-f-A
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Time of Arrival and Departure OF Mails.

The three latter are tri.weekly mails, which arrive
and depart every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
except the Upper sandusky mail, which leaves the
day amer u arrives
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DUBOIS a. CO.,
Agents for Tinin.
MADAME ZAD0C P0RTER'S
Curative Cough Balsam,
Price 25 and 80 Gents per Bottle
The best, and Cheapest and most cllectual
Remedy Tor COUGHS, &C., the world
has ever produced, Purely Vcgeta-
BILE contains no MINERAL, or
other nELETRCIOUS Drugs.

The curative nalsbm
u warranted, ifussd nc
corling 10 directions, To
cure In all cases, Coughs,
Colds, Cfonp, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, audall
affections of the Throat
and l.pngs.
MADAME ZADOC
PoRTER'S BALSAMIs
AruRELy A vKuATAnLEEN
fECroRAsrprepafsd with
great car" and scientiiit
skill, from n combination
otihe hest remedieathe
vegetable Kingdom al.
lords. Its remedial quail.
tiles are based on IT,
rowo' the healthy
and vigorous circulation
ofthe blood through the
lungs. II enlivcns tlr
muscles aud assists the
skin to perform the dutie,
ofresulaiing the heat OF
the system, and In gent.
ly throwing ,Hihs waste
\ substance from tbs sur.
/ face ofthe body. loos.
ems the phlegm, induces
irev splitting aud wilibe
found very agreeable 10
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
From WASHINGTON.

The following is from a soldier out of
the service, who served through the
Peninsula campaign, was wounded at
Malvern Hill, and after being wounded
was discharged on account OF disability:
PosT OFFICE DErARTMENT,)
- WASHINGTON, ID. @.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
Reeves AmbrOsia

Contains Rosemary Flowers. Noutishcs the roots
cf the hair aud gives impulse 10 its growth q
deli ghtful gradient.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
Reeves, AmbrOsia

Contains the celebrated Msccassnt oil. Render,
the hair soft, slck and permanently glossy. Moth.
ing equals this oil AZ dressing.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
Reeves AmbrOsia

Contninsi
1t Leaves. Ms Ill.
I'm III. Tn 1t
The secret discovery when caases the hair 10 grow
beautiful, thick and long,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
J. I. MARQUARDT'

Announces to tho citizens Of Tif-
fin city, and surrounding country,
that he has removed his