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ENENPTIoEs-The following persons were
Yesterday afternoon exempted from tue opera.
Iloh OF fhH Srt By the Board Of Enrolment, in
session at the cor aer of New York avenue and
Fourtr' nth sire II
IenheIG Nurr, sth district, alienage.
Sharies MI Davis, Ist ward, disability
Joseph Hamacher, 4th ward, DISABILITY
ord class S' ~ SCI
Levi Delaney, 5th ward, transferred 10 sec.
James X stevens, Sd ward, residence in
PtHnsy Ivania "
John " Young, I'd ward, disability.
land ~ "a Oh
IL should b. Remembered by all who would
-ayaH themselves Of the opportunity of otilg
exempted from the draft, tLits the TIM for do -
so ffioT 10 the draft, WIN exDire on Js,rarS
5th. al aliens, and ali who would claim *
emp-ois Tor cause, are requested 10 proseat
themselves at Capt. SeheeiZ's Office IL once
PHEASANT NKw EEAR's EvE.-r.asteve,in,
Mr. .'ohn W forney invited to his residence on
Capltol HUI number Of dstingui she'd friend.
VINO cordially rsciprocated the attent,n,
Among those prpst nj We recognised Sscrptariss
Seward, Stanton, Chase, Usher; Assisttnt
Secretaries Fox, of the Navy, ana Otto. OF the
Interior; and Governor Rand all, of the po,t
Once Department; and Senator'S Foot, Do,iit
tie, Comes, and Henderson,; Representa- e
iison, OF Iowa; Judge Lewis, Com ami - ioner
Bon. Il. II. French, Judge Olin, of tha Supreme
Ccurt OF The District Professor Bache, of the
TOAST survey; Judge Whiting, Sonritor of the
war Department; L. Il. Chittenden, -eistar OF
me treasury; Mes<rs. Hay and NicDlay,
private secretaries of the President; NJ Iior
Generals Hsintzeinan and Augur; and BriSa.
oier Generals Martindaie and Btrry Ire
editoTia! corps OF the Chronicle and the GO n posi-.
tors of the establishment shared in the n sol
tan'ies OF The entertainment A very pieasSnt
intercourse was kept up between ali the gentle
men p'ssent and the party separated al an
esrly hour Chronicle 80
BCEYISG DECEASED SOLDIERS The can.
G5ct OF G. ". Scollay for burying soldiers
"ho dfe IA this ely, expires TODAY he bavine
hsd Tie contract tor Elk months Here ,fter the
Govern ment VIII b"ry deceased soldiers and
VIII besides eHhnme bodies without exoen,e 10
rf!at!Nes or 'Trnd and will furnish a A,fIn
tion TO al who die in the service.
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% o 6 w \ i his MEDIoATED -
e. z COT0H CANDY gG hs..[
Ia without den Of the very best pre- pAretion ever
Introduced for Coughs. Colds. Btonoaitis, and for
any affections Of the Throst or LUNGS SOD at al
Re principal DrBg Stores nd at B0S WILLIS Drug
store corner Maryland avenue and Tth At Pdcs
IS cents. OF b packages for 81. d. Ser
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The Very Lates. by Telegraph

The Very Latest by Telegraph
To VIM +. EroH hFtRfgA''''' SANTA Claus
Uihe Mati9sal Bookstore,
shall Visit Wilmington ash 81 ths early
Sss 1
DURING my stay at your store, and Will have With
80 n q rs ao
Elegant Prssents.ien Books, bibles. Prayer Books.
A tnperb Lot OF Photograph Albums of ever
R.essanmsn, obsss and Gri6o, boards.
Chi,dren's Books, Games, Pictures.
soaSs Cos. srass:a Kn9ss Rasor..
Portfolios. and variety Of articles At very low
fa'sS' ,oa' 00so's0' 'si SANTA CLAUS.
To w q I, T; k ka',s.si psss..o,.,
2rsPs. ar., bet. Ut ar. and Isth rs 3
NIB Ansther supply OF tie Strangers Guide
and Pocket Handy i SSsn, 'sss r e,
free on receipt OF 50 cents. de Is sx
EREkCH JUyENILl BOOKS,
r Ghien Ct Chat, sbso six
lie bracelet desla Mareaiss. 500
Ia Pouree reinte PAR e-msme, $l.D.
Houyssu choi1 de Fables, soc.
os aas IL
lie choix d nm ami. Csc.
many f ss just ST ftss ssD'sss
1G6 OVAL PICTURE FRAMls. AQ6
4 beautiful assortment of Gilt and Dark Oval
Picture Eremes. also \ variety of Card Visite
Freme0 at ~ MARKRITDR8,
20 .tsE-tF - 81 ass Seventh street,
z Hight doors above Odd Yslloys, Hsl
486 PIoru1zzssa S S1sD. AND 4S6
Lifsrent sIsss and eolors xicturs Cord and TAs-
sells, Kings. Mails, &c; Nn.pxp,rrp,a
4s6 Seventh street.
EIGHT doors shovs Odd Iellows' Hall.
Terms cash. de INV
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DR. DUPoST's Sugsr-coated Female Regulating
Pills are the rsTy best muse They operate speedily
and etettfptiy. and being sngnr-ro1fed create no
nausea upon the most delicate stomach A trial of
these Pills will prove their suprio,,iy oper all
others Price g. box. Sold by s. O. Ford corner
18th street aud Pa avenue, washin gton, aud Henry
Cooh, AieAaEofm. 3a6-ly
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SANTA CLAUS Is COMING
WITH
TOYSLTOYSLTOY S!-TOYSi-TOYS!
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS

Just received at
P.J. BELLEW Il CO.'S,
$40 Seventh street,
The Largest and Choicest Selection Of
FRENCH, ENGLISH. AMERICAN and
GERMAN TOYS ard FANCY GOODS
ever opened in Washington, comprising in part
trade. for presents; Ladies' and Gents Fancy Work
Boxes. Writing Desks, Fancy Cabss, Ladies' Trav-
cling Bags, Satchels, Richly Ornamented Cigar
Stands, Walking Dolls, a full line OF China aud
Wax Dolls, Fancy Match Safes, Horses. Carriages,
Buggies, Wagons in thousands, Euges, Horns, Pop
Guns, Pistols, Swords, Drums, Canes, Whips, with
innumerable other Fancy Toys are obliged to
cave out for want of space.
We respectfully solicit visit from every LADY
and gentleman in the comn,u city, arIsea eoHes-
Hieat. a.
We don't notice competitors in thia liae
We guarantee to sell at New YORK and PhiisdeI-
phia prices.
We will sell cheaper than the cheapest ga
The trade respectfully solicited. A liberal dis
count to city and country dealers.
We ask, " Hare you been to oar esfa6lishnueat ~
II aoi, fad H. ester 1t, and yoxr fortune is n7eds
P.J. BELLEW L CO.,
SO 18th street. three doors south
no 8-lm Odd Fellows Hall.
IL LII n u III
hsye low on hand 9 fall supply OF fresh wood;
nsH always have fall stock st my kiln which
"i III ssil a. the lowest price s0r cash ao,rv
"A the United States, from til. com mel cement of
Csppleting srisntly United States Dissss to the
ptss de- II time ivoi' $500 rR.noK r.y,ox
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DISEASES 9th Nsroous, Seminal! Urinary. and
SsI1ai syStem$ nsic ana ,eltqbie tveatnasnt- a.,
Reports Of the Hctc0rd ASsocfaij0a-Sent by mail
a sealed letter envelopes, of charge. Address
DR.. }. SKILLIS HoUGHToS, Howard Asao eli alton
No. eOuth \ iDth street. Philsde phia Pa Is. am
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SECRET DISEASES

TIE CHEAPEST AND BxsTHAIR DYEIs THgWogLp-
Neter Fedes o, Wastes 0m.-Uphsm's Hair DYE, 8
cents box. The best in use. Try it, Sold by s
Z. Ford. corner 18th street and Pa avenue. Wash
ingtOn, and henry Cook. Alexandria Ia DIV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01

(aIEF QUARTERMAsTsR's OFFICE.
u Dep0 Of WaNifss,ea. ,
WdshiHstoa -. c., Dc 2f, 1881
VIII be sold At public suction, IT the corrats
near the Observatory, N the city otsWashinGton
on the frst and thirr WEDNESOkYSia, Janasry
1874 viS stb and tn da,e Of tha month q Lot OF
BORSES AND MULES.
condemned 10 unfit for pblic service
Sales to commeBcs at 20 o'clech -. m.
Terms cash in Government funds.
de es-tyap % Brix Gen. aud ouartar master
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RkIR pYEIHAIa RYEu
srv yopr Srv,,o

XIV 1OhA cTrLE8. L.tt-
. nsnftemsry Csetatns Meas and Easbiomnbls!
,s TIE Ensiiss Sack and Walking Goats excel In
M; grade and finish anythi ng ever offered in
tA'Sc CITY WALL, STRPHsEs 4 Co,
.. S22 Pa. avenue, bet 9Th and 10Th sts
oo1H INTEL. and Republ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01
HARD WOOD MBER.

HARD WOOD MRER
l respectfully cali the attention of hard -oad
workers to my stock of Hard Wool Lumber, .on:
sistipg ia pact Of .oa
8 4, AZ, "a, B-4. 10 and 1874 OAK,
"A ga, s4 a1d S and inch ASH,
4 and Isl inch POPLAR.
have also on hand about go .at0 fsst prime
WHITE PINE LUMBER from q to 4 inches IN
:. T. EDWARD CLARK
Office and Yard Virginin avenue,
de ISIS between 9th and 10th ST. east.
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T. u NJ Il r!
Ii q NJ Ri
L U M z III
general assortment OF Builders Lumber, at low
est market rates. Parties be supplied in any
quantity, a. are constantly sending cars:
JOS. THOMAS & son,
corner OF Pratt and Green streets,
- Baltimore.
Orders left with r b. Buckingham, at Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot. will meet with prompt
attention del lm*l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the holidays, Hiss
Eliza H. Boggs, OF tbs female grammar school,
second district, was presented by her scholars
with superb silver card trey, through Prof.
J. II. Daniel and the same school, through
Miss Davis, of primary No. 4, presented Mr..
Daniel with a handsome PHOTOGRAPHIC album.
A like gift was presented to Miss Emily Bill
lings. of the fem ale intermediate. Miss tucker,
of secondary No. 4, was the recipient of a hand
some mahogany writing desk Mr.. T. M. Will
son, the principal of the male grammar school,
presented with a fancy China cup and
saucer and cigar case by his scholars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-01
nUBIIC skLE CT VERY VALUABLE REAl
II

II AND personal PROPERTY.
On TUESDAY, the 18Th day OF Jslasry next, tas
undersigned. Executors OF the Estate o; Conrad
hoyl decesisd, win offsr at Puhiic sls, soo the
The undivided bali Of tae celebrated YORK
SPRINGS PROPERTY, situated in Llttimors
township. Adams County, Pa, about ops mile
from the village of Pc teFsbrrg on the Turn p ke
lescirg from Carlisle tn Bait more. eonfaicins
eS Ut IS Acres more or lees upon which rs erected
q large Two story Stone BuiliIns, large Thrss-
story Brick building. and Three story Frams
Building, with Stove Kitchens. Dat eOuses tor s-r
yki is Ice House Billiard uouSs, NiGe -pin Alley,
Spricg House, BGtbips Houses, Barn and Sasts.
with other ut bull ipgs.
THIS property Las long tsea csisoI sted - q
val. ring place sEd b as always 5een crowded With
visitors Gu ir2 the sru paer seas The HouSss
ere large and well avenged, and ara suii 81 lnt:p
accommodate oernfol tsh l5l visitors. rhsss
Springs of easy csssl eitsef fro "a pslafeiphia
or Baltimore, end fhe we'll known medicinal gu all
lies 81 the water and the bestsy lis hborhood In
which ties lurated rsn 1srs il az ID nest
dsfb able prop rites in the State
Aho on the tan day snd continuing irom asy
70 day until oil vs. sold TIE .rtons, Properly OF
sait Cecescrtviu hg so!S - prhl'c Sale o,nsistius
OF RoIt ehO.d ana tsae. EuEEi.lrs, Ear Fixtures,
etc
81 saIe Of tie Real gitste to ccmucs nce at 70
O'Clock A. NJ, on feid dsy after tie came Is sold
the ssle of Person al Property wIl ecnoencs
~ Due atteniio- viii be given sai terms OF sale
made known on dsy OF ssle ~
SABIgAE GARDNER
sssns. ~. EseGatriJes.
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WARRANTED TO CURBIssrx DAYS DR. Godfrey's
standing; viii cure Gono,rh0a in sir days. No
ShsnEe q Diet reeuired Price 81 per bottle Sold
Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria ia 6-Iy
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sPKRyA1cRRHG:A can BE CuRED.-Dr Rand's Spe-
cific cures SpernsatorrhGo. Seminal Weakness, In
Its effects truly magical. trial of the Specific
will convince the most skeptical of its merits
Price 81 g Eek. Sold by S. c. Ford, corner 18th
street and Pa avenue, Washington, and Henry
COOK Alcxa-Cria. ja6-ly
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By J. G. Noe uIRH & CO, Auctionoers.
ST0Ck OF DAMAGED Family SROOERIRS
- AT ADOfIos.-tIn MOI DAY, Jsuusry 4t7, at
10 clock, st the Family Grocery Stsrs of W.
Davis, Eco. corner OF Ninth ard streets We
shell cell lot of Goods dan aged 10y G recent Ere,
and cor pTisirs-
Susars. Teas. CoIees,
Preserves, Pickles, Ciga,s, Tobseco,
Spices, starch, Soap, Candies, Ae
Many Of the at tielos are only slishtiy damaged.
Terms cesh.
desc J. q. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts
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ENOE sABE-And immediate possession sivsp,
lars and Well built three-story Brick RuUsE.
with Cellar entire snd two story Back Building on
Second street north, between and 9 streets near
Penn. avenue and the Capitol The Lot is g. By
$50 des d; In in good order. For terms, &c apply
to CHAS II. LANE, aga Penn ave-, near a. ct.
de Is Intel.
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1T fi8 RgrSs Er-anr 9S south sids onsiaaa "a
Js'Icssn hinti end Tenth -s,rtess.
Vf NOTICE Al
D O be Fold for Livery, ore sUrrcl H02sE, e Oh
y'aTs ol0; ole Bay MARE. siv years old, IN
with fosi; left at my 81 hle on he 2,th ofTlr.R
November, by ar. Z iulling co here "a
ty notify him u come to-w irt, p5y en- srsaa and
take them away, or 7 will sell than a. Wall 4
CO. Bazaar on Saturday. Jan Cd.
P FLEMING. National StsbIez.
1t W L. WALL ID co AurtI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24
Keeping Winter S1uashes.

There is just ono single rule for
the keeping Of winter squashcs. --
Put them in dry, warm place, and
they will not rot. II is n warm,
damp atmosphere, like that in most
cellars which causes decay. A dry
stove room or iulnace-heatcd
which never gets cold, or n closet
near the fire place, which never
gets cool enough to freeze, are good
places in which to winter squash
cs and pumpkins. They are also
kept well hung up in bags or bas-
kcts over head in the kitchen, or
on n hanging shelf. They should
always be stored sipRly, never in
piles when You wish to Keep them
II long time.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24


Wool, four pounds, at sixty cents
per pound, s2,4o. Lamb s2,G0.
Total So. Leaving n balance OF
$a, bcsidcs the mapufc, md chat
will make up for all losses, except
by dogs, and all interest, as shoep
are now selling. The sum ofS50
in bank pays only 3, just what
one sheep willIa, above all cxpcn
ses. This + : per cent on S25,
or 25 per cent on Sl2 80. Does
any pcrrOn object TO investing
money in other kinds Of business
at 95 per cent proiitl When sheep
get mp TO Sl2 per head, then it will
do to say sheep are high. The
above fgur,s are made in refer
cncc to the common grade ofshccp.
" y Journai If agriculture,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24
Repairing q Chain Pump.

For some time my chain rnmr
has been out Of order, The pipe hav.
ing become too large for The boxes.
! could not find n carpenter who
had the tools or the material for
making a new one, nnd had wor.
ricd myself fot weeks about il,
when | met n boy who told me to
put leather upon the chain, SO rs
to enlarge the boxes to the size of
the pipc-il ] could not Lessen the
pipe to the boxes. | thought of
poor Robinson Crusoc, who wh,n
he could not get his boat to the wa
ter, concluded it would be wise to
get the water to the boat-and ]
did as the boy suggested, and have
thus a much better pump than bo.
fore. 1t is little things whi,h arc
the most difficult to be seen. Cor.
Ger. Tel.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24
Sheen and Wool,

Wool at from thirty to fifty cts,
per pound pays, when it figures up
from sixty to nincty cents, il takes
but few ssures TO show the re.
suit. With wool at sixty cents,
about the lowest price now paid,
sheep that shear from four TO six
teen pounds are worth having
But many are deferred from buy
ing, because they say sheep anc
high. Let ms figure. Cost o.
keeping one year and the care, go
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24

For Rats Mice. Reaches, Ants, Red
nuss, Moths in FurS, Moolons sc.
i"sscts on Platus, Fowls, Animals
Ac. Nc.
Pat ~ IN 80 atc, andsi % ReNss. noules, sad
Fla'N,, 81 and IS s,re, foT note6, Pebble lu,titn
Nons, Sc,
"OHt iufallihle remsdis, kaoWn.~
"Frep from roisonsh
"Not dangerous TO The nR@sH Family A"
"Rats Vohe out of their holes 10 dte"
eV-sed Mhalessle Ia all large cities.
y said hY al DRUGGISTS and RetAilrts eVety hete.
~. N'HVWariN ot al ruhle,s imiisiiAn
~ Sse that ''IoSrARs" hame 10 on eash uoN, hot
tls and kla,k, before Nnn hus
sp~ Addrew HENRY n. coSTAR,
{ F-r,incipal Depot tse RIoadwaY,N Y,
e4~soldhy !, y. Mariaardi,
Wholesale apd RsiailAg gent, Tina, ohio
February lSdt. ls-sRo
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24
OUT LOT
at Prdvato sale.

The subscriber offers for sale a fine
OUT LOT containing three acres,
situated ON North Republic Road,
beyond the College. In whole or
parcels, terms to suit purchasers.
Inquire ofsubscriber ut
LEE & BREWERS Office.
Dee. 10, Is. lO-.lf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24
A ADisinfeotant.

Green copperas, dissolved in wa
ter, will eilectually concentrate and
destroy the ioulest smells. and il
placed uudera bed in hospitals and
sick-rooms, will render the atmos.
phcrc FREQ and pure. For butchers
stalls, fish markets, sinks, and
wherever there are offensive pur.
trid gases, dissolved copperos,
sprinklcd about will, in a day or
two, purify the atmosphere; aE an
application once n week will Keep
itswect and healthy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24
domestic a'~ipirs,

BuIoUs CnoLIo.-A mixture OF
equal parts of gum opium, gum
camphor and spirits OF turpcntine,
dissolved in spirits, is an excellent
remedy. Chamomilo tea, very
strong, is nlso good in this com
plaint.
BRRAp PUpplSG.--Pour n quart
ot boiling milk on rs much bread,
biscuit or crackers, broken into
small pieces, as will absorb il; COW
or it, and let it remain till quite
cool; then swect,n and bake an
hour and n half,
WASHINGTON CAEE.--Onc halt
pound of butter, one pound of su'
gar, one pound of flour, one pound
of stoned raisins, wine glass OF
brandy or wine, n tablespoonful OF
cinnamon and mace, and two Ia
blespoonfuls of salcratus.
Nur CAKE,-onc sup sugar;
half cup of butter, two eggs; hall
cup of sweet milk; ono teaspooniuI
cream tartar; hall teaspoonlnl So
i, da; two cups flour; one pint hicko
ry.nut meats.
ne'vD JFIIH CAKE,-One cul
OF sugar, one cup -four, three eggs
'sospoons cream tartar, un'
b do, oil soda. BAHe IN tao parto,
Spread with jelly and roll yer,
soon after it is baked.
CmAP ANp Coon PREPARED GLuR
Dissolve common glue in cido
vinegar, as thick as may be want
ed. As il becomes too thick fron
} time to time, add vinegar. This i
as good as can be purchased.
SALLY LuNN.-Threo table
spoontuls butter. two tablespoon
sugar, two cups milk, scant fou
: cups -four five eggs, one teaspoon
} soda, two teaspoons cream tartar
) Bake twenty 6vo minutes. Ea
hot, spread with butter.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24
Agents Wanted

10 sell farm tights, hives and terTitory.--
Terms titty per cent, more liberal than for
any other leading hive. "A healthy, plessan,
anl profitable business"
Now il the time 10 secure territory from
US, when a county right caa be had Cor what
YOU may soon have TO pay, those to w,om We
sell, for a Township right. When the hive
has been introduced, Townships are h,ld at
hom sia 10 Sl2s each. To supply S,pccA
County 100 hives for present demand are
being made at Iosrs' Planning Mill, whereal n
persons Giving in msold territory by par.
chasing before the l2,h OF April. can receive
the bensat of our offtr made at County Fair,
viz; one lsi class hive, deed OF fa,n right
and book for IS.
Send stamp aud get our illustrated circular
description OF hive and bee management
terms to Agents, &c.
II. A, KING & BRO.
Nevada, Wyandot County, O.
pcsembSr 3l, 1861. lJ-haus.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24
Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia!

DR. WEHARr-T was great snrsSeI wl,h pys-
Pepsia for seven years. EVER thing ate 6lsd me-
with wind and DIRE adfnl pain ana my life Of
greet suffering. Twas so much ahiieted thst. u 1
drank glass oiwaieT IL would soon return back In
he aied condition. anplied TO every kind Of med
your Advertisement in tbs Ledger ofa sIsat eus
your great American dyspepsia Pills had made.
went 10 your store and Purchased q boK. and com
meneed TO them and do tina nj God this day am
well mSn, and eau eat thr,s msAlPs day;. havs
sent number OF persons amer your pills. snd have
yonps ntan that was suherinE With nyspsnsia IN ny
ne ehboIhoad eight Of your pills, and they cured him
entirely. You may refer 10 me u you see proper.
sf IAoos liissLEI.
KESSKpyILLE, Ksnt eosply, Dell. ~.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24
A Farm for Sale.

Consisting of two hundred and
four acres, lyiag in the south east corner O.
Sbnton township, Seneca County, Ohio
FOR further particulars enquire of John NJ
Naylor In Tihn, or the subscriber residing
on the premises.
-. ABRAHAM FLEET.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24
Tar Cordial
Tar Cordial,
Tar Cordial,
Tar Cordial,
The Great Remedy for CousorP,iorA-
The Great Remedy fcr Consumption.

am constantly receiving spoh certificate, ss the
following. Read III
up. .WIsHARr-near Siri had vsry dfeadfnl
cough and sore tlroat for one year, and my whole
system fat giving way, and was prostrnted On
my he'd with but little hope Of recovering. My dis
ease baffed the power of all medicines, and IN
shon time must have gone 10 my gave hnt. thank
Cod nv daughter inlaw would not rest until she
went 10 your Store No 10 North Second street, and
lated the ease to you purchased bottle OF your
Pine Tree Tar Cordial, and commenced tn use ~,
and In one week was much better aud after using
three bo,tesI am perfectly well, wonder TO all ny
friends for they I'll pronounced me past cure. Pub
lish my case " you think proper. L-..-
RERECCA HAMILTON,
No. 1871 Wayne street. PhiludeiPsia
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24
SENECA COUNTY
Stave and Heading Factory,
Tiffin, Ohio.

W. R, cHAMBERLlN, has eontanlly on
hand Flour and Fruit Barrel Staves, we'll
Aeasonej; and kiln dried heading, Ptonpl
lstienton given TO all oniers. Also Scroll
saving and Tuv,ing done TO order.
Sos, 6, 1868 S--,t
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24

,he Iasir, II s rot violent 'rmrdy, but omolheni
Manning, searching aud ciiscnNr, eah be taken by
the oldest ptt,ou % youngest child, -
MADAME XNnuC POINTERS CUR ATlNE
hAlSAM isro new tnd uniricd NE dicne, hut has
heen used by the pehho tor the past Yen ieHt,' with
Unparalleled success, and acquired IT. ptcsept eN'
tsnsiNc and largely inrUasiug safe, NNrN lN beng
recommended bI thpse Who have used u tnthelT At
l Aicted friends Hnd others,
| iFNuu iIAVE \ com ,if ever 30 slight, 40 net
| hl TO give the nalsam uah a. the NetN low rTlce
! ~ which u sohj hrngSu IL in the tepch Of e,cp
one, thatihry may always keep IL conysnirnt fct use
! The tWeN use ofA rs vcpt bottle will onSn Prove
! to he Wonhone hundred tines ,ts Vest,
] no not be put otl With any other AskTmT MAD
] AME TAntC PttRlfRS Cough hAlS AN, In
,,s On having Il, and take no o'her lf yepr ntvg
gi,i doe, not have II, have him send and get u ioI
I Nou.
LSs- soLu RV NIi. DRUGGISTS At rs ANr
J 50 GENrS pei rnIrlE.
DU ROlS & co, Druggists,
Tifn t}' FoSiOrid,
I No,cm hst Q, lSC3 81 VI,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24
MON,'F RrS DECEIVED
Files! Piles!

ROOTS German Ointment will
cure the worst cases OF Piles. Ftr
SAFE by
], +. MARouARpT
A:g. Z, 1868. 81