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NOTICE. TO MARINERS.

Notice is hereby given n, the Sd Glass Nun Buoy
painted Black and marked } N in white. hayin,
gone adrift from Jsek.knife Ledge, outer entrance
to kennebec River Me. black spar Buoy, . it'll cor
responding letters has been set TO mark the danger
until fur her notice
BIZ order of the Lighthouse BOARD,
n. n. HINkLEI,
l.. IL. Clerk. LIST District.
Portland, August %, 1854.
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Review of the Marker.
For the week ending Aug 2ss ,se. ,-or.,.. -
pressly tor the PRs hy MI III 4 Rish -
For Market Quotations See Las, Pan.

Note.-We wish IL to be understood that ON ouo.
tations represent prices of large lots from rst hI
unless otherwise stated and that in illnr small or
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-24

ATLANTIC coAsr-SKw LIGHT AT CAFE cHARLKs.
The new hght-house at fasc Charles. north side OF
entrance to Chesapeake Bay, Virginia. having been
completed. iight will be exhibited therefrom on
thereafter from sunset TO sunrise. Tue light will be
fixed white light, varied by fash every minute.
lis placed AZ elevation OF leo eet above The mean
level OF the and should be in clear weather
from the deck of vessel. q distance of "a nautical
miles The illuminating apparatus is dioptric OF the
first order of the system of Fresnel. The tower Is
built of brick, is l59 feet high from base focal
plane circular in form and coored white II stands
In at 80 or s" 81 N. Ion I5S So ~" 0s of Green
wich
By order; wB sHUBRICK. Chairman.
Treasury Department. Office Lighthouse Board,
Washington, August s. 1854.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
GEoRGEr0wN-Cld 18th, sch II w Morse, Gar
dineri and Cakes Ames, French, New YORK
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Buy Your Sta ionery Packages
At Dresser's, 90 Exchange street.
50 per dozen, or 25 cents each.
~ Agents wanted. address L. DRESSER. Port
land, Me-, Box l32.
augl6d4w

A New Perfume for the Handker-
chief.
'"''ns Might Blooming Cereus."
Might Blooming Cereus."
fhAion Nigh; Blooming Cereus"
rhAiohs Night Blooming Cereus"
Phaion'' Night Blooming Cereus.''
Phalon's ''Nigis Blooming cereus.''
Phalon's might Blooming ceran >,
A most Exquisite. Delicate and Fragrant Perfume.
distilled from the Rare and Beautiful kloxer from
il takes its name.
Manufactured only by PHALOS 4 SON, "
~ Beicare Of CoiHferfsits Ask for Phaioa's-
Take no other. Sold by Druggists generally
june2A64d3m
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Portland Photographic Gallery,
so MIDDLE ST, PORTLAND, Me.,
A. 8. DAVIS, Proprietor.
Portland, May IL, 1864. mayI2d6m
THOMAS G. LoRiNG. DRUGGIST,

PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER
Corner of Exchange & Federalsrs.
A perfect ut guaranteed. The poor literally con-
sidered. rnch25 diff
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Aug .. lat 80. Ion Q ship American Congress, from
Liverpool for New York.
Aug IA. lat 81 3s. Ion 70 40, barque W III Wall I'm
New York tor New Orleans.
Aug IA, lat 81 Is. lou 81 81 passed ship Marths
Rideout. from London for Beverly.
Aug 10. lat - 81 Ion s5 a. WAS passed ship Shoot
ing Star, Drinkwater. from Cardiff for New York.
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I
been cleared out at the following quotations, viz
| Bank and Paw silGi2 and shore l0Ia4i y barrel.
Herring Oil $50 per Dbl. The excessive fi5h rates
of exchange entirely restricts importsiions iIo the
Provinces
PAINrS.-we have again to note an advance on
Portland led In OF and CGmhe-land lead aud now
quote Portland lead in oil d2li, Cumberland. 2ld
20I, Pbis de phia lead 22d23, Pure dry lead %.
cheli" yellow and English Venetia Red Sc ana Lith
arge and Red lead Gle; American Zinc sl29l5.
PRoDUCE-Good pota oes continue scarss and
prices very firm at Epreyious quotations which v Q
continue at ta5 % Pbbl Bee has advanced to l2
dlic by the quarter Lamb has bsen coming in
more freely for the last several das and piicts
are lower, Eggs continue to cluie in more freely
and prices have n declining tendency. We now
quote 25a26 per doz.
PR0yISIoNS-Beef remains quiet aud prices
nominal. as there Is very little doing. Pork is firm
end prices for the most part nominal, As the market
is inactive at thts time. We continue TO quote TX
ira Clear s43e45; Clear 4la48; Mess ssa4l. ard
Prime $685. y Dbl. Hams remain steady at 2Rs 2Sc
y ID,
and We now quote 10 lai5c psr y.
SUGARS Previous prices for refined have been
we sustained through the eek, although sales are
counned to very small lots just at this time, dealers
only pure Iasins for imme tate necesiti In may
single bbs have been sold 10 regular custom.
at 29c but no considerable lots could be purchas
cd yersterday for less than about 3lc; other 20
sugars re ain quiet and steady at previous quota
lions.
sALT.-Prices are very firm at recent advances.
with fair demand and ample stocks for i'm ueo ia Q
wants. We now quote 81 per hid for Liverpool
Turks Island aud Cagsiari. Ground butter salt has
boon advanced TO IS per box
soAP-rhe following are the factory prices for
soap. "Lesihe 4 Cores extra No. lie: Family
1871 No, lbe; 0eine and Soda lsc and Cranes Is
y ID.
sTARCH-We notice a further advance on Starch
and now quote Pearl l2al3c y ID.
TkAS-PIices are very firm aud buoyant and
dealers ATE generally holding stocks at full prices,
gather ng str myth from the recent free reshipmeas
in N. y. and other markets. We continue TO quo'e
ye-v choice Oolong l 25eal so; common do / rs
al 20; souchong, Ankoi, and lower grades steady
at 95al 10 y III.
TOBACCo-wiiha good demand and discoursg.
ing accounts fIom Ky. and Mo. TO the probability
Of securing the crop owing to the scarcity labor
and the very unsettled condition of sfa,rs in both
states, the market rules very firm at hardening pr-
ces.
wooI--The bouyancy in the market for Domes-
tic coatinu-s with an active demand for Kersey de-
scripuons for consumption and ON speculation. The
aivsnee on coarse eece during the past week, In
New York, is fully 10 cents y ID. and this grade
now commands more money than tire, which Is
comparatively neglected. Super Pulled Is scarce and
~ demand, and prices keep pace with Fleece
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24
Reunion in Heaven.

How short il tho ,arthly history % a
family A few short ycurs, aud those
WI o .rc embraced in itmlly circle will
BE- scattered. The chldrcn, ow the OBJ.
jrc's Of tender solIci,uGc, will hay,
grown up AID gone forth to their rcspcc
tive stations ia the world. A fw year.
morc, aud the children and parents will
have passed from this earthly stag.
Their zane will be no longer in their
present dwelling. Their domestic love
and orxiclics, happiness and $, rfow, will
bs lost aud forgotten history. Every
heart in which it was written will b..
moulderlng IN the dust. Aud is this alll
Is this the whole satisfaction which /,
provided for some strong feelings Of tur
hearts How can such beings. with
whom our connection is so briel, engsge
all the love we can iccli Why shtuh
not our feelings towards tbeul be as
''eeble aud Lnsatsiying as theyi But
bisHsed be God this is not alt. or this
he has given Us perfect assurance in the
Gospel Of his Son. Th,ugh to tn, eye
OF uncn!':htencd nature the ties of do
mestic love seem scattered INTO dust, tho
spiritual eye OF laiih perctivos that they
have been iooscneL on earth only tObb
resumed und lar happier circumstances
IN the region of everlasting love and
bliss.-though the history OF family
may seem to be forgotten when the lat
memory of II is laid in The grave, the
memory of il still lives in mDrial souls
and when the circle is wholly dissolved Oh
earth' II is ngain completed in Heaven.
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Saved.

There i word Of j,y shut M in that
little word, ssvcdl How many dawn
OF rich and golden beauty for the soul has
u ushered in, after gloomy night of de-
terred hope aud anxious watching II! IL
always u sweet word o hrar---a swretcr
word to speak. So full Of happy music
when the w sutter it---sV full OF happier
meaning when the heart feels IL. Ths
voice never brcsthcs il, hut the face b.
comes rodient with j,y, aud the cyc
sparklcs with delight. Every chord ot
heart sihra,es with incxrressiblo pleas.
ure' as It's music falls upon the ear lInt
wsiling IN urxiuus expectation.
II has a history of its own, writ ir
the mingled experience of surrjw ami jny
OF many soul. Few there are whv have
not uttered Il In more or l,ss mcanine,
through whose scul II has not scnt n
thrill OF de ght, filling il to full for ui-
teranee. Sound il uut In the still of
night, and some aching heart will take "
up' and send II j.yiuIly back again through
the gloom aud darkness, Whisper il
ever so softly, aud there will be somo
soul that cannot contain itself iur very
JOY. |, "a the avenue through which tho
soul breaihcs out its overAowng gruii-
'ude. Its whole impression II ihai OF
thank!ulucss.
SAVED! aud for what All frtmA
life OF intcmpcrance, OF misery, Grim, OF
dcgradation, of shame. Of ulamy, AID
from death, IL you huve known, kind
reader, what il is TO have had the dear
Objects of your hearts Lest affections
statShod IRON any of these calami-
tics, you have found no word that would
50 hily Express The uutgushing thankful.
ness OF your heart, ~ the little word--
Saved
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24
An Incident on Picket.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial relates the following:
One day the lt8 Ohio Regiment was
on picket near Rossville, when rebel
Captain aud two of his men cntrrcd.--
The Captain walked in, and, on surrsD-
dering himself to one of the pockets, rec
ognizcd him as his own soE--a resident
of Cincinnati, who's, name is -urpD6s,el
for obvious reasons. Rushing forward,
the Captain was in the act Of clasping
him in his arms, with the exclamation,
"Oh, my son!" when the soldier rudely
pushed him from him with the remart'
"Your son : c.t on, you Internal old
rebeli Do you suppose l would havs
you for a fathcr!"
"But, - am your long absent
fsther," persisted the rrbel.
my father Well, boys. that's CO.
laughed the soldier, Here's d-d old
rebel says he is my father, when my lath-
or has been dead these seven years"
The tears started from the old mans
eyes, and resting his head upon a stump
he wept like a child, while the pickcts
looked on in astonishment. Composing
himself, the rebel Captain called the SOL
Her to him and related incidents ofa fam.
ly nature that were unqucstionnbly evil
lence of the truth of his assertions. The
I'D man had been engaged in business
n Cincinnati, failed, Ned South, leaving
lis family TO shift for themselves. For
while letters were frequent, but at last
hey ceased altogether. A few months
Iitcr the family read the death Of It's ab
ent loved one in southern paper. Tine
'asscd on, the wound caused by death
Iad been healed, the son enlisted in the
0sth, and on Tuesday met his long
nourned parent under the above cireum-
tanees. As the old man reeounted mi
utcly all iba, he had passed through in
he South, the picket gradually soitened I
nd he, too found relief ia tears. IA
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What We may Do.

No human being can he isolated and
self sustained. The strongest aud bra.
vest and most hopeful have yet acknowl-
edged aud unucknow lodged to themsc yt.,
moments Of soul-yenrninps, for comran-
ionship aud sy ympathy. Fyr the want Of
this what wrecks OF humaniiy lie strewcd
about us. Youth vast, Il for The mockinr
semblancc of friendship. AGrift at the
mercy Of chance, for ,ht grasp of a true
firm hand, and kindly, loving heart, 10
conscL 1t is affecting to see how strong
IS this yearning so fatal to its pussessors.
"Fricndlcs'!" What tragedy NAV b-
hidden IN that one little word. None 10
labor Tor, none to weep OF smile with; 10
care whether we win ar lose in hfe's
struggle A kind word or smile, coming
to such an one unexpectedly at som,
sucl crsis.of life, how often has / been
the plank to the drowning man, larking
which he must surely have persisted.
These, surely, we bestow os we pass
those l,ss favored than ourselves, whose
souls are waiting for our sympathetic rec.
ognition. FANNY Fem
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24
PLANTATION BITTERS

- A2AhA' - - - LS@' - - - LAW
which are now Teeoomme ndsd by tie hi CHEST med.
ieAl suihoniie and warranted 10 produce an IN .
NEpIArs beneficial effect. They srs exceedingly
agreeable, perfectly pure, and must supereed all
other toac, where healthy, gentle stimulunt il re.
quircd.
They puty fy, strengthen and iuygorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an autidotc.to ehsns- of water and diet
Theyoversope effects OF dissipation late hours.
They strengthen the system aud enliven the mind
They prevent miasmatie and tnivTmtttsnt reyeu
Ybsy purify the breath and aeidiy Of the ,tom uoh
They cure DYSPEPSIA and Constipation.
They cure hi orheA, snd Cholera M.rhus.
They cure Liver ComPa in, and Neryous Headache.
They make the weak strong, the languid brilliant,
aud are exhausted natures gTss' Ts'lorer They
composed OF the celebrate caiiiaya bark, winter
rs, n sasssiIrs roots and hsIbs, all Prs,ersd in
per Gec,y pnIs 81. croix Ram. For psrtieular, see
eiieular. aud uhiEOniah Msund each bO 'ils.
beware Of impo sisn. Examine every bstlls.-
See that II has oprprivats U - Stamp unmuiiiatsd
over the cork, with plantation scene, and our sigma
tors oaafns steel plate side label. See that our
bottle l. not rehlled Win sputiou, and dsleterous
stuff. Any person pretending TO sell Plantation
Rites BY the galicn or in Bulk, Is nn impos,or -
Any psrson Initiating this bottle, or Sc lngany 9th
er m1ter al therein, whether called Plantation Dit
iers or not Ia erimna' Vi der the u. =. Law,and
win be so prosecuted by US, We already hsye our
eye on several pauieS e.Glbng our bottles &c.
Who win saec esd 10 getting them sslvss.in, CLOSE
qnarss.. The DEMAND foI Drake's -Plastaiioa dit.
tiers rom sdies, olergymsn, msrshspis, Sc, Is In
credible The simple triafof bOuls is the eSi'
denee we prsseut of their worth nd aus rOfity---
Thss ars sold by all rsspestabls drag aggists srocers,
hot els, salooas, stes@boais and country stores
s11 p. III. DRAKE g. co. ii
z 2o2 Broadway, N. Y.
o March II, 1864, Ally
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LIVE STOCK.

prov,r, and Farmers will find this most adv-r.
t,geou, TIute for Live Stock CapNoous Yards, well
w.i-ted aud supplied with every convenience, have
'hesn opened on this line aud its ennhsutiohs, and
every sit-nion Is paid 10 their wants. From Harris.
burg. where will he ionnd every convenience f. ?
f-edirs and re,ting. choice Is oa-rsd ot The
riiii.ADELPHih, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE
MARKETS. This will also he found tho shortest,
quickest, snd most dirert route for Stock To NeS
N"rk-tris Alentownl md with fewer changes
uhsn any Other.
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen. Supt. Altoona, IA.
W.. I. HoHPr,Gen. Ticket Agent. Philadelphia.
~. H. HOUSTON, Gen. Preighi Agent. PhiIad'a,
gsnusry n, 1884, i5-tf.
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How Soon we Forget.

A leaf is torn from the tree by rud,
gale and borne away 10 some desert spo,
TO perish. Who misses il from among its
fcllows' Who is sad that it has gons!-
Thus is il with human Ii .. There are
dear friends, perhaps. who nre stricken
with grief when lovcd one is taken; ard
Tor many days the grave is wpiered with
tears anguish. But BY and by the crys.
tal fountain is drawn dry; the last drop
otzes cue the stern ghtrs of frss0ul.
ness fold back upon the shsusted spring,
aud Time. tho birsscd healer of sorrnws,
walks over the closed scpulch"r without
waking a single echo BY his footsteps.
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leaders, aud Union prcss, consideringl
his own declarations IN Congress and on
the stump, ard rejecting upon lhe doc.
trims and policy ndv' Gated ly those
who urged his nomination and election,
predicted that civil war would be the
consequence OF his election lie proves
'h's eonems'e'y IN h's lett'r' Tor as Tar
as !lrs IN h's power, he tec'drts Tdr
again" ms 'dfe JeHoe e't'ienS IN OHIO.
we repeat that the people OF Ohio are
under obligations TO him Tor proving TO
all "' 'hcm "h'thcr OF 'hc Union party
or OF the opposition, ,lM y his counsel
should DC followed e,""'y' devastating
cN' war wuu'u De inc CONSEQUENCE
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O''on "ch VI ''o Nor'' 'o'i ''hS '"a"A'
log n'" LOT having Shc" ABROAD ray OF
''gn' exposing n'S own w'eh'uneS' anu
h"'red Tor ms country which all the'r ar
guhcn'S anu eioqnence oonIu NOT rem CT
10 Tue m'nuS OF ms delu'ed ioi'owers'
we pass over Tor 'he present hc m"'
llc'ous'y la'Se INT l'ha''ohs ~ 'ne ",,er
'ha' 'he o"'oh 'e"uer' are r'spont'o'o lor
the oo'r"scS upon properly oom'n'''eo oy
soiuiers' because Tue sensible men o'
'al'aho'g"""s : parry k"o" no" untrue
IN 'he eh'rg'-roh 'he l'c' 'h"' 'he 'eoa-
ers ana presses pl 'he o"'"n Par'y' os'"e
rom sense OF r'ghblare unuer oonu ana
security III D'' "c property '"cy Po'S'sS
W 'A''oso 'he" ''h"'"oe W Ne'P '"o
peace ~ al times a"" unuer a'' o'''""'
Stances whc'ncr tue OBJ ''' OF hoos DC
oPpos'on newspapers or d''rcPn'ao'e
houses
FInallv'wc nope Na'inhdlghnm ielter
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DesirablcCiiy R.siicnc
For Sale.

A WELL-FINISHED DOUBLE
frame house, containing 10 Rooms
on the first and 4 rooms on the Sc.
cond floor; Wash. house, Wood
house, Corn-crib, Stable, &C., &c.
A good Cistcrn, and a never fail.
ing well of excellent water, and a
fine collection of choice Fruit on
the lot.
Title indisputable, and posses.
sion given ON the first Of A pril.
Apply to q. SNYDER,
or at the Law Office of
f G. j KEEN.
Tilin Feb lS lS6l 00--tf
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THE Greeks sculptcred the butterfly ny
on their iombstooes the poctical, aud
philosophical genius of the people seeing
rs trai orm tito "a tyreof that fnturliy
when they believed but did not under-
stand they placed il there as the repre-
sentative Of die sui. The image is
beautiful and touching, and Sharon Tur-
ner, taking the sepie idea has 6xpresssd
. belief thar the Create ap?o nted insect
transformation 10 Excite the snbtiment
in the human heart of death being onls
one step in the path OF life. ,.,sa
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TRAITORS LETTER.
2RPRIsALs FOR ABOLITION oUTRAGEs--
LETTER FROM MIR. vALLANDIGHAM
TO THE PUBLISHERS OF THE DAYTON
EMPIRE.

WINDSOR, I. W., March 7.
Messrs. Hubbard 4 Brother, DAYTON. Ohio /;
Gentlemen; read several days FRO,
the telegraphic announc cment of The
riddling" OF the Empire oflicc by " fur
loughcd soldiers" ! offer you no sym.
palhy, for that will avail nothing now or
hereafter. DO express to YOU my pro-
found regret that you were not prepared
to inniet on the spot, and in the midst of
the assault, the complete punishment
which the ussailanis deserved, but am
grntihed TO learn that some OF them did
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The Great English Remedy,
SIR JAMES CbARKE'S
Celebrated Female PiIfs.
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir J.
Clarke, VI. d., PhgsieiGn Ertraordi.
nary to the Queen.

THIS Invaluable medicine Is urfaiHog ,he cptc of
ai those psiniul srddan erons discases which the
female constitution - subject II moderate all eN-
cess and removes al ob,ructions, aud speedy cnre
may be rehed on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
~, peculiarly saited. II wiliin = shor time, hrinr
on the monthly petiod With regularity.
Each bottle, psice une pellar, brats the Govstn.
meui stamp Of Gteat BniSinto ptsvent counJetieits
CAUTION.
These Pills should not he taken by fc-
males during the FIRST THREE
MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any
other tine they are safe.
IN all eases Of Nervous srd Spinal Affections
fains in the Hack und Limbs, Fatigue on slight eN.
ercn ralpit1tion ottho Heart tvsterica aud " hhes
these rills vii eject wheu MI other me Ms
have failed; end although powerful remedy. dn not
con,ain inn, cal nmel aniimouy, anything huuful
TO the constitution.
Nh. --,ine dollar aud six roda . Stamps. enclo,-
edto uny authorized agent viii insure bottle
taining dny PITTS, nv rrtufn Of mail.
sole Agent Tor the tnited States and Cansdqs,
ion MOSES, No. q Ccrlsndt 81. V.
N.D.-Si,OO aud siN pc,tage stamps. enclosed to
suy authorized Hrent VIII in.uIe bottle containing
dny Pills by return uf mail.
Sold by all Druggists
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Land for Sale.

lhave ninety .one t9lj Aeres OF choice land
in Wood county, eight miles from Fostoria,
that viii sell low for cash:
..rsu. nm. .SPEILMAN. 4
u 4 iflin, Nov 20, 1863 3mys
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s. T, T,-l860.-,X,

Per ons ofsed, ntary.hsbis troubled with weak.
ness assiuds, papitat' on ofthe besri, lack OF sp
psiite, d. stress aler eating, torpi liver eotstpa
liou, &c deserve to suffer If they will not try the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24

Ir we work on murbl', il will perish,
u we WORK upon brass, timc win sifsceii:
five rsar temples, they will eru@ bie in
= dust ! but Il We work upon im,partsi
mlnds--if We imbue them With prneiplrs
with the Just fear Of God aud Of our feI-
lowmen--we enSrave on these tablsts
something which will brighten ~ all
etotnity. g a sbsasas.1 h sa-
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PH LsDEIPHIA Pa.
Discs sSs, of the Nervous,

ss,rsS, Gssas1 and ssss n si.Trss,'
new and sh lle treatmentAin Reports Of
the HOW :. I'D ASS0CIAN0N-Sent by
Msil ia sealed letter envelopes. free OF
Z xbaree. Address Or: J, SKILLiN HoUGH-
TON, Howard Association. No, 2 South
,Nlnth Street, rhilsdslphia, Pa.
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Feb ata, ipS.-.J.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24
LYONS KATHAIRON,

LYONS KATHAIR0N,
Kathsirou is from the Greek word "ka,hro. = or
"Kathsito." sisnifying to cleanse, teiuverate sud
THIS srielc Is the wcr u sisuiHes For pre-.
serving restoring ani beau,ipine the bpman ha,r 1t
Is the most remarkable preparation in the world. u
I, sgaiu owned and pn ap BY the os gnsi proprietor,
sudis now made with the same cate,,sah and a'tea.
tion which gave ha sale ofovst one milRos bottles
per annum.
Its most delightful Hair Dressing.
IL eradicate sv-rf ond dspdten.
ttkeeu the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich son. and viossy.
II prevents the hair from falling on and turn.
Jag grey,
It Itrestcres hair upon bald heads.
Any lady oi gentleman who values beautiful head
Of hair should use .Lyoas ksihaton. Iii, known
und used throughout the civilized world. Sold by
al respectable deslcr.
DBMAs s BARNES g. Co. N. Y.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24
Sold by all Druggists.

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G,S snis. eve, ir,to5S,sd S"ts, ,be non,, r" ' =,
'rrtNoSc wNrgRS' in this w any nthrr co, MT,
ah Other Pnlmonie Wairr' are corn'etie.i.. Th,
ssnn.ns can De know" ~ ine name oi BRYAN
"hANs 'VLNoNV'o "HtI'
Relieve Cou.h,, Colds, sote Throat, IIo.r,eoe.,
u.,.,.s p,l,,o,i. yy.c,rs
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bryan'S GUlmonlC w utcrS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24
GOOD FARM FOR SALE,
FRAME HOUSE, FRAME BARN

Frame Corn House, Wagonshed and Hog
House, and plenty m good water near the
house ond barn. There IA also two cxcellcn
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