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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-30
TAYLOR rowsrslP.

VIM Bogard. Geo Blackmare. EweIl Plum
mer. ChristHsnns. Erva 5 Taylor, Jackson
Barker. Cornelius Benham James j Lang
ston. Jasper Hsslsr. is., John Pugher. Samuel
Clark. Eli Cox, Nathan Ruth. Geo Leger-
wood, VIM Girard. John Cochran, Ssml
March. VIM II Combs. Walter Hayes. Ken
drck Haywood. Geo Donaha. Franklin Big
ger. Lyssnder Hays. Christ Browand. VIM
Barber. Danl ) Ges,is. John HGsIer, Chris,
HasIer. jr. John PHILIPPE. Arva Asdell. VIM
II Haig. VIM Dowden, Jacob Denelsbeck,
John Il Sellows. John CULLEN. John Riley.
Norris X Barber. VIM 0Douald, Joshua
Gibbs. John G ~Senguson. Andrew J Ander-
sou. John ) Smith, Wm Woody. Tobias
Shtyer. Christ Hams, James Be.shsw. Paris
King, Plessaut Phillip. Dsnl Smith, Jas
Donoha. VIM Murray. John Smith sr.. Henry
Smith. Sam McEIroy. Isaac Graham, John
A McdinniS. Quota 25-Total Drafted &c.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-30

Conrod Tole. Joseph Butler, John J Min
nick. Fraacis n Brown. John Lane. Miles
l. Fowler. SAM Bodle. John HILL. Absolom
Maye. Jas Burnett. Franklin Oven, warfen
Z Meek, Nathan Fowler. Vim S Butleti, Jas
AcKinnsy. MaFtis V Fowler. Wm II Min
nick. Ssm1 = Besman. Calvin Black. Elias
Parish. Alexander @ Reeves. Chas II Hunter
Andrew T Mccoy. Oliver H Strong. John G
Wilson. Martin Huissa. David l. White. Jas
Besman Jr. helford Crowner. Jacob Bea-
mon, Samuel Parish. Wm l. Duncan. sand.
ford Knife. Nathan Sangler. Quota IL
Total drafted -.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-30

nj Of uusststll's GRAF stnsests

NJ or uusstxtll'S GRAF atnsostS
HsSNEs EilS ElKCtlc fiIIS-ue ns~
ferns - a tssh<rttc ny he .ppiesfiea Il TREE
u>stesI L-~~. both eh.rsrt~F all ~rsaeuy are oe@-
,susi in he ms~s sslashis pa. To prevsat pattiss
Inss the sssaaseh -a<A su.ssise- enadixs-iiess snd
l~u,arieas traxs u.asiis eeaisinet N rils thss re-
aulre nssa ksr tssit - ssts iecsnt e-tk<fte. AMI
- prevent he anplns rsias - erressse.iyf uaces
10 - essisnes e shsr.etsr. 80 = suniy In thss De-
sslop.>at ra> 49, seldom .scssdin< enc. .ns
never more than TO- Pills. settles ths aa~suss 81
-oonaay. sas esaaa~aes !. asked @ te-s shsir trss
sA.r.sssr IN Dyspepsia. ce-sss~n~~. niiss-e--s.
Liver cesplsinss. rsl><. all arrangements d he
ssoa.rh 81 ss~~as. >nd =. . true FH~siy Pm
So ~orAs tkey Are . ssFs care.
e. sss sale ~ si wael~-sss Snd Retail p~Al-
49, Jon T. euNSnwkLl. rrs<rsef.
fr>ctiesi Chsnl<l. no~tecs msa
y. W. Patrick 4 Co. Agents,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-30

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tsrsrs -fn rseeiss : ssiasAi> p~rss<npa~s g. -
care q c~e.-a1stie.. kssse<- Rse.eAsn. <sA al
usrsss al Lzas ~ssssus@s. ,trss q eAs<~a ~
ssrtans tkslr star~<. a.
ksx- nDWAnp a u1Leax.
wllisnsssrS. xtsrs c. Ss- Vera.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-30

q gExsnY F0g Faxs-n = shi>-lax
ne saasssn< ssksz< a. ~e Asss an ~s~sssso-r.
- tbs sruu srsesl~<s-s d.~<<> NJ. =. = nss-
sFas. eflss >ecrs ssresi. Cninnsa. q. isk-s
graf reaars - laaurml.< Ell -As az .s~rsn<
-ssh piles nss - $50 snza Sssnusv e n.
s,iekisst's PIE Rsnr4y. an Il se-s~S p<rm.
nsut ear. Das $500. - - ~ e.-. -ttA al 80
asss a. - ia spa<e1t rs.r~sne.. n Il nss-
sf.esur-s a. Ne. . $50 Perm ssr~-s. cssss..A
n. .ss -as ~ al pruxxl.as-
Nara
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-30
NOT:ALCHOHOLIO
And not intended a.
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:DIsEAsRs OF THR a
Kidneys and Bladder,
IN YOUNG or AGED. MALE or FEMALE
Arc speedily renewed. and n psasst rsssorsd.so
health.
Delicate Children,
Tsoss suffering FROM MARAsnUs, wasting svsy.
~Uh scarcely any feth on their booss, are cured In
. very short time. one bottle Ira sneh cases wffl have
. mort surprising effect
q to
Having ssesr1nr chflfres ss above aud Wishing 10
raise them, viii never rrgret the day the, con-
msoeef with these Biners.
LITERARY MEN. STUDENTS,
Ana thoss working hard with thsir briss. should
slwsys Keep . bottle of ~ ooftand's DteteFs
near then. a. they will md much bsnssf ffos fs
sse. b. b0th mind and body. invigo stins ana not
q II in not Liquor 6timnlaut.
Ana leaves me- Prsssssus.S
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-30
DR.. H,rs !. stllI daIIy receIvlng lesti-

Dr. R,rt is still daily receiving testi-
monial~ rom persons who have oeen cured
and b.iue benefited. DR.. Bort challenges
any man in his profession to excel him in
the ifea,u.en OF those diseases he makes as
speciai,,,-s. viz: ali diseases of the Ear. Deaf
ness, Discharges from tine Ear. ringing and
buzzinr ,sisss in the head. and all diseases
Of the hsc. Heart, Throat sand Catarrh.
Ash Dfs stay must necessarily be I'm
tied T. 80 week longer until Saturday. Oct
lst.. il behooves those desiring u consult
him n al 10 - at once. None but those
who 'sunguish the services Of thor
ougk u ~ physician and surgeon from an
unIe = and triaing qnsck need apply.
r m~. Der DIR. Boris rooms at the Bum
tin Hanse. up stairs. sep2idwff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-30

<siu Another Case sf Deafness
Curel nv DR.. Bort At the Buatin House.
To all ~ m IL may concern. Wm. Hall.
spphei DR.. Bort this day, Saturday Sept
26sh. lS64 Tor The restoration Of my hearing
vs- previous IN s~pplying 10 him, deaf fer
msny wears. ! submitted my Csc 90 DIR.
Bort is a. operation who performed Il in a
shor tan withost little or TO pain. which
resulted 10 the complete restoration Of my
kesr.u .i-o the ringing and sUzEing noises
IN ~ heal have cessed.
sfneI HE 2ssh day of September. 1854.
wM HALL,
Re- Walton Cottage, Nigo Co. Ind.
n. p. O. sidre.s
Al ? wife -ho has been afflicted ~ith
Brssrsrh.l affection ior eleven years and
foas-i 49, permsnent relief. slthenzh she has
bcsn 80 "a tho treatment Of mssy Pbys-
can - shis city. sad obtsinra 10 relief nm
n sts .pplied {, Dr.. Bort sons too weeks
sgo sd hss deriven mere benefit thar abe
hss ron sny source. s~r253u.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-30

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-30

Major ssd Provost Marshal Cen
rsr sale, ~hoisssis aud fsssib =. u. bsrr. rsrrs
usnfa. Ind
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28
The Agricultural Interest,

It is rept rtcd on all sides, that
,hc wheat must be short this year,
as grain sown in tho fall, gener.
ally. in the North west, has been
killed BY the intensely cold wealth
or Of the winter, but just now
abatcd. 1t is also said that the
fruit and many fruit trees are
killed. The association Of the
terms "war, pcstilcnce and fam
ine.p are familiar. We have the
war. The small .poX, is III gen
,ral circulation, will answer for
the postileuce. We must take
care to guard against the greatest
of ,he trio of horrors-inmine.--
The farmers should, this year,
sce to il that the soil teens with
onions, beans, potatoes, turnlps,
&c. The army is ravenous for
vegetables, onions especially, and
they are scarce and costly. I'M
meusc quantities of them should
he raised all over the country. n
man must live on salt pork ana
hard bread few months, to know
how good n raw union with n 1T
tie salt can taste. The farmers
are, in some parts OF the country,
plowing up their frost blasted
wheat fields, and will put in spring
wheat or barley, or oats, or corn
The soil need not be allowed to
remain idle for tn" year, the labor
aud the seed are items OF loss.--
The wheat ground will be the bet.
ter for last falls plowing. 1t is
of incalculablo importance that
farmers should make the best OF
their time and strength this sum
mer. The war has not only rem
dcrcd vast proportion oil lhe
bone and sinew of the people un'
rrodu,tvc-ch changed the sturdies'
of our young men from producers
TO consumers aud dcstroycrs but
i, has caused marked emigration
from the country to the city, thus
still further diminishing the num-
her of the tillers OF the soil--lhC
iirs; class ofproduccrs-Nnd add
ing to the consumers. Farmers
may rely upon it, they will get
ligh prices for all the surplus
that the utmost industry aud III
,elligcncc may enable them tC
raise.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28

Now, observe, let there be no
time lost in the whole process, but
allow sufficient time to do IL well.
1t is PARTICLES of pulp left in the
cider that o..lRos it to turn sour.
To effect the proper clarifying aud
working il will rcqui four chang
cs ofcask, that is II you want first
rate cider. DO not put any water
in, any part OF the process having
all Juice.
After the last change, the cider
may remain in the ca-k, bungcd
up two or three months. You can
then bottle on--luy the bottles
down in Il dark cellar--somc viii
bust. but then You must put up
with it. 1t will be fit for use during
the summer, when all the parts of
the work haze been well doua
The bottled cider will be equal 10
champagne, aud will keep sweet
Some put brandy, rum, sin, or
othcr spirits init DOES not pre-
serve it, but only makes it in toX
icating.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28
Champaign Cider,

After tho apples are crushed,
pressed out the juice, put in n
clean cask, and leave outthe bung.
1t will work without anything be.
ing put in. In four or five days
draw OF, aud put into another
clean cask. Do this three or four
times, allowing as many days be-
tween each changing. 1t does not
work well in cloudy weather, and
80 must be left longer. II it does
fine well, it will not keep sweet
To assist the fining, dissolve six
ounces of gelatine for each hogs.
head, and mix ; do this previous
10 the last change of cask.
The quality OF cider depends up.
on the sort Of apples used. Two
parts sour apples and one part
sweet will make good cider.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28
Flax Culture,

The st. Mary's (Canada) Stand
ard, says that year ago two gen
tlemen introduced 800 bushels oi
flax seed in that region, ana III
duced some of the farmers to SOW
it, promising to procure maehln'
cry for working up the fiber, We
quote:
We believe the experiment has
heen very successful. They pro
cured the necessary machinery for
breaking and skutching, and now
prepare the flax, when brought to
them rotted, for the loom or spin
ming wheel ON shares, or buy tho
article and pay cash for it. When
properly cultivated, flax will pro-
duce from three to five cwt. TO the
acre, worth from Sl2 TO Sli per
cwt., while twenty bushels OF seed,
Der acre, may be obtained, worth
$3.50 per bushel. Now it is not
too much to expect that this article
will, should wheat continue to
mil, as it has done for some years
past, take its place in many parts
as Canadian staple, and factories
raise up in our midst.
In speaking of the culture o.
fax, the Peoria Farmer says;
We suppose that in the Yves
the amount Cf seed grown, pc
acre, ranges from seven to twenty
bushels. To-day, seed is wort
in Chicago, 81 75 per bushel,-
This would be good pay, most ia'
mers who have ten cent" corn |
mind will admit but if we ad
to THE say 800 pounds of lint, q
twenty cents per pound "a modei
ate estimate at presently it is q
once seen that very few crops ca
be made to pay as well.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28
Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia :

DR. NIHART-Iwas a great sufferer with DyAs
pepsia for seven years, EveDthiAg ate flled ms
drank glass OF water, itW9ad soon return back in
a heated condition. applied 10 every kind OF med.
iciue and iseatnent aud all to no purpose. ! saw
yoar great American Dyspessa PILLS had made. I
went 10 your store Aad purchased box, and con-
meneed TO use them und do thank God this day am
well mSn, and can eat three meals per day. have
sent number Of persons afler your pills, and havea
young man that was suffering with Dyspepsia IN my
ne shboThood eight OF your pills, and they cured him
entirely. You may refer TO me u you see proper.
JAcoB HIGHLEr.
KEsKRpyILIE, Kent county, Del.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28


the tssie, Il Is not violent remedy, bu, emolleni
NaTming, searching and effective, caE ae taken BY
the oldest prrson 81 lonngesl child,
MADAME XAnOC rORrERS CURATIVE
BAlsAM isro new sud uuiTied me dicine, but has
been used Ay the puhIic for the past ten yeHN, with
unparalleled sneceps, and a. acquired its present
tensiNe and largely inoTeSsng sale, siArLf by being
recommended bS those who ave Used It TO their al
f.eted igiends and others.
iFNuu liAvEA coin, " ever 50 slight, 10 not
ai 10 give the nasam atTial, ths Ve,S low price
at which d sold; hfipes il In the reach Of even
one, uhaihcy may always keep convenient tor uss
The timely use Cfa2 25 cent bottle will often prove
to he worth one hundred times iis cost.
10 not be put on with any other, AskNhE MAD
AME LADuc hRrERS COUGH BALS AN, IN,
sist on having IT, ani take no other III your Drag.
gisi doe. not have H. Lsys him ssad and get II ior
Nou.
tT- SOLD BY All DRUGGISTS AT sS AND
50 CENTS PEI BOTTLE.
DU BoIS & CO., Druggists,
T9fa f. FOstoria.
Nev.mbsl d, lses e-lU,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28
FsON,'T RsE DECEgVED
Drs. Jackson, Herbert s. Co.
- GGg,rrsr NRpic,L CIRCULAR 10
sp) EvtR punLsuEp! "
- orcsn a, large letter p7ges - -
two 3ccut stamps.

nRS. JACKSON uERBEBT \ 60 Proprietor.
,ftbr National ui.psnsRry, established Cincinnati,
uhin January !, 1850 cure all private diseJscs with
unrN Namrlrd r,pidity. We cuntauicc 10 euro Con.
orrhr, Gleet, Syphilis, impntcncy, Nocturnal Ennis.
ions. or self Abuse, uiurnal Emissious, Female
Cou,l,n. In short cvrty possible form sud variety
of secular disease. send f'r our CIR ular-ineen
Iarrssin hy I'm. letter pages, oIN1ried, valnahe
and iutercsiiu. mattsT Ai.o, Circular intended
Tor Ladies only.
Ia Do,ior. in Eastern Cics and received no return.
TL,r why not paitluigc home tulcut-mcn Who
know the Western climate aud can effect 'rccdicr
cures.
nt lack som. Female rll.-Sl per boN- scrd foT
Circular Spcrial written Replies, well sealed, sc't
with the CiTruiar, without charge One ot the cheap
est moot interesting aud Important books "Ncr pub
hslsd. aupnres. iun rusfaVinss'" The Mountain U'
Iirit, Or Medical Protector aud Marriage Guide,
suG an rAptiri' N~, 80 i",- "~l Hs'"'v y u -sti.
rrtotity reveals various subjects never hefo fully
q cNptuiupd In ANY populat work IN the Enghsh Ian.
ruarc Price 5nceuts and one 3ceui stnmp, or three
lnt 81 and three cent stamps. kullv described in
Cir,ula which every young man should lave, wheth'
cr sick orwell
p,rt oftn, country. Consulting Rooms oi the lis.
prn,ary, No. lG1 Sycamore street, Z. q. BOX, No
ilB.
pR JACKS ON's ORIENTAL LINiMENr
Removes an GOODNESS, and ,eiuyenaos organs which
huyo lain dormant for many wears. II viii crrc any
rpsr Of rpotpnrV, create aud increase the passions
TOR an, reasonable time. Can be mailed with perfect
s7irry. rr &c 50 per bottle.
DR. JACEsuN'S FRENCH rATTEN MALE
SAFE.
II t. prrr,cilv ,af aud never fais 10 give saii,'ac.
tiou Il Is the only sure aud safe preventive against
contracting disease ever invented. Price each,
s ipc, halfdolsn,end 81 per dozen sen, by mail.
DeccHbeT 81, lst3, l2-birn'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28
DYSPEPSIA Dyspepsia !


nR. NiSHARTi have been u constant sufferer
with Dyspepsia for the lBst eFhtesH yesrs, during
which time cannot say that | ever enjoyed a pei.
ie, tly well day. ThsIe were times when the s,np.
toms were more aggravated than at Others. Bnd then
II seemed 1t would be great rrhef to die. had at
all times an unpleasant feeling in my head, bnt late.
ly my suhefinss 20 much increased that became al.
most unit for business of any Kind, my mind was
continually dlled with gloomy thoughts aud forebOd.
ings, and i'll attempted 10 change tier current by
reading, AT once sensation Of icy codness, in con.
neetion with dead weight as IL were, rested upon
nv brain also feeling OF sickness would tho
stomach, and great pain TO my eyes, accompanied
with which was the continual fear Of losing my Tea.
son. also experienced great lassitnde, debility aud
nervousness, which made II difficult 10 walk by day
sleep at night; became aveTse to society, aud dis
posed only TO seclusion and having tried he skill Of
n number Of eminent physicians of yarioas sehoolS
finally came to the conclusion that, for this disease
a. my present age Is years, there in ex.
iienee. hut, through the interference of Divine Pro-
violence, to whom deyouily OiieI my thanks, atlAt
iounds sovereign remedy in your dyspepsia Pills and
Tar CoTiial, which seem To have efectusly removed
almost the last trace OF my long hst Of ailments and
sd ieeluss and In their place health, pleasure and
oOnientment Hie my every day companions.
JAMES Nj. sAUDERS,
No. 453 North Second Street, Philadelphia, for,
neTy OF Woodbury. N. J..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28
CoT5
CouaIl BolS0LA

over Ave iloussud bottles have hesp 'old Va ltsnA
tive tp~n, aud rot single ipsmnes o. IT. failure u
knoWn,
We have, In our possession, any quantity oicefii
6ratc,, sons Of then ttom eminent physiclaus, Who
have used un their practice, aud given u the pfr'
rmnepcs over anN Other compound,
Il doe, not dry w sCough, but looscns u, - as to
enahlr the patient TO rNpcotofaie UgcN Two o.
three dosesw ninsUNhN vure uvAhng In the throst
A half hotts haA oitsn eomrlolcl, cured The mosl
stubborn Cnagh. and yet, housh uis,o snfs aud
speed, IN s opsTauo ~ perfectly hamlsss, heirg
purely vegetable u sNrT agreeable 10 the taste,
and may be adm Mustered To children ofsuy age.
In cases OF Ctoup we will guanntee ,urc, ~
taken IN sea,an. No family should he without " 4
II Is within the reach of ALL the price beng ouN -
cenh,
Aud iran investment snd thorough triGl does not
" back up the shove statement, the money VIII be-
fsiundsd, We say this knowing tts merit, and fee
eonhdgnt that one ifal vail sscpts ior II home IN
/ every household,
/ DO not waste AWAY with Coughing, when % small
an investment viii cure YOU, u may he had ~ spN
respectable nrugglst In town, Who will hrnish NDs
with Cifeuaf otgsneue certificates ol eeFes - hel
/ uAha
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28
HOOPS! H0OPSl HVOPSl

At great Bargains-lhe bcs, steel Springs
Tor chsh,
April :, lS6i 9i--;m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28
MADAME ZAD0C P0RTER'S
Curative Cough Balsam,
Price 25nnd 5O Gents per Bottle.
The best, and Chcapcst and most cfIectual
Remedy for COUGHS, &C., the world
has ever produced, Purely Vcgeta-
BILE contains no MINERAL, or
other DELECTRIOUS Drugs.

The curative Rai.am
Is warranted, fused ac
cor Hing 10 CORRECTIONS, To
cure In al eases, Coughs,
Colds, CTonP, Nhoopiug
Cnogh, Asthma, and an
affections of the Throat
and lungs.
MADAME ZADUC
PORfER'S BALSANils
ArURELN VEGArAHtggN
rEN roRANr prepared Nillt
great care aud scientific
skill, from \ combination
otthe best remedies the
Vsgetshle kingaom al.
loTls. lis remedial uual.
lilies are based on is
ToweTtoassistthe healthy
aad visaous circulation
ofthe blood through NE
lungs, II enlivens tie
muscles aud Hssists tho
skin To perform the duties
ofTeguiatlug the heat Of
the system, aud in gent.
~ throwing III The Wasts
substance fiom the sur.
face ofthe body. II loos .
ems the phlegm, induces
itss saitlias aud Win be
found very agfeeahla IN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28

iiirRes am receiving in favor of this great Medl-
cine hut have had quantity OF them publ she'd in
g rrulur form, which send nee on application.
Whether YOU conclude to give the Medicines inRl
ornot, send lor circular Price fihy Cent?, and one
Dollar, u bottle.
Prepared ony by the proprietor,
DR.. l.. q. e.. WlSHART,
Phlladellhia, Pa.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28
sIOO IsEWA

FstS Medicine that will curs
Coughs, lu0uNnza,
Tickling in the Throat,
Wmoping Cough
Or relieve Cousumptyo Cough, a'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28

rome on tho most fct,ortblc terms Conduct Nv.
ningcmcnt Cases aud IfucHic renewals 81 THi.
tvts.
OUy I,r1iJiHoa Rooms anil
rslnug uep.umcui we respectfully ,rlmit to
the rlia That ubIs g. the nuiV Hpspbnsthle Suiirt'
Ing ilousc I'm the World that ha. mn Exhibition
Rupm. aud Fitt ttENI aud SutotsstlL Selling de.
pnftmrnt ptachcd. US Patients I,kEN oUr ny ~
W. ttluIUr No ArvhNck ttF SLtfru..
We nte ~ RrEullt COmmuutc alton With upwards uf
Isu Patent SELLER, ihflughou' the county who dg
paud wholly Tor iheif supply or rnteuts upon us.-
our Exhibition Rooms tcorner rtuadway grd Var
clay street, In the vcfy heart and center ofihe t,l
,oT i.nterprte sreAin inyc,m IN vaiu7be Pat.
cu'. for the purp,sa ul rr.sclug IN smhdiyisiuus,
while other mtr heavier tNpttallsts A'e always
ready ~ uutchnss useful Putout nrd engage IN IT,,
manufacture, AVID Thus secure luotHttYc monopoly.
Thr4c soutics oidemaud thai are dntly uugmen ing
tfr fully suhgieni 30 absorb the cutire surply oi
Patents nov bciurissurd a~d that NJ tairuttocs.
GnHstfumcnts ut ratrnts for sHlc are tcsr"vtiul
" solicited Any tu'Otmtti1n tras. Rcspunsihlc
Agents wantvdtn n every Cornty aud town whn hHve
GVr1 ulprrs Of bus ness--.to such We viii pay $40
prt tutfter aud per ceu'. al salesl tu act ~
our agents, It the eNrltu1ttou Gone hour ~ moro
uctdt,l un the IN llcls OF snrh patent, - mny be
placrd IN their hands tor sale. 10 coed Statesmen
who wilt give whole business willpay si- per Month
| Alto travelling Agent, wauird ata hit salary.
| Agents will be rsgutcl 10 give some sotisrtciot,
,ccnfiiv W deposit tho ,o.t nuce OF models witch
/ will he refu nded whom returned.
] Addrcs q enrlusins stamp,
SNYDER a. WALTERS,
No 800 Broadway
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28
Tar Cordial,
Tar Cordials
Tar Cordial,
Tar Cordial,
The Great Remedy for Consumption.
The Great Remedy for Consusnpiion.

am constantly receiving such certificates as ths
following. Read II
DR. .WisHARr-Dear Siri had a very dreadful
cough and sore throat for year, and my whole
system was fa,t giving wsy tnd was prosttated on
my bed with but little hone Of recovering. NV dis.
ease hstlled The power of all medicines, and in =
God, my daul liter in.law would not rest until she
went To Your store, No. 10 North Second street. aud
related the you. purchased bottle Of youi
Pine Tree Tar Cordial and commenced to use ",
and IN one week was much better, aud aner using
three bottles am perfectly well, wonder to all my
friends for they all pronounced me past cure. Pub
hsh my case IL you think proper.
REBECCA HAMILTON,
No. 1921 Wayne street, Philsdelphia
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28
New Advertisement


WILL POSITIVELY CURE THE FOLLOWING
DISEASES CONSUMPTION, II NOT BtRoND
THE POWER or MEDICINE. INFL,fSiMA.
rfoN OF the LUNGS, COUGHS, SORE
THROAT AND BREAST, BRONCHITIS, AsTn.
MA, PILES. GRAVEL, AND AN UNfArtiNG
REMEDY FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
DR.. Wisharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial
sthe vital principle Of the Pine Tree, obtained by
truliat pfucess IN the disillaion Of the tar, BY
which the highest medicinal properties are retained
II the medicine that cures when all others have
failed,