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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-16
Mr.. LANCASTER TO Ne. BAsox

Hiu'ley Hall near wigan. June q, 1864
Deur Sir-I an in due receip: of your esteemed fs-
Jor OF the 2l't instaDt aud gFag6ed to find that
the timely aid rendered with the yacht Dserhrund
TO the gallant captain aud Officers and crew Of the
bams has met vi SOur spproVsl l shall always lock
back to that event with sAls &C. or hoEever much
may regret the reeut which necessiised Dy nterfer-
encs. Yours, very respectfully
J0hE IASCAsTIR
Tle Hon N. Mason.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-16

cows ESTRAY.
STRAYED, 10 the Subscribers, on the 30th
~ OF last month (June) THREE o0Ws Wit motley
phs and dark COW, medium sred unmarked; bnde COW
ksd slit in the right and In
the LIFT and small pale, red coW unmarked. Said cows
have hsen doly appraised according TO Lag.
. q. ELLYeoN,
jy80-c8ts New Kent county. Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-16

NOTICE.-Having, in accordance with the
In above announcemen1 fetired the aucn aud
missile bu4iness, thanks 10 my friesd and the
c for the ber patronage nde Ia bus
nee ions heretOf this city, and respec fully ask
Of their favor the concern Of hsssu Hams
Nofhset.
arb--i0t GIORffE ARPNTS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-16
PhInlA,
Henry II George,
egsInst

James JONES' admir- Of Sara wayt deceased, hs6arvey
and wife, and the other children desoer
of Ga hane Cart dscessei CHER and nsm4er icing
rkuow John Oross nd the 9th children des endaD,s
vi gna Reeves deceased and all the other pues
dsnt Il the above nAmei caus, Of Wsyts adnE ,ganEt
ns3ps adn.'s a., Defendants.
Ia these causes pending IA the Circuit Of Abe
marie county and With, order Of said court have
consolidated, adiudged apdscreed among other things
TIE 18th 0ctob 1868 that Henr Asury appoint
ed spec al commissioner for taat iurpas The hrtt
cause, settle the accounts Of Jhmes ~ With
the viii annexed ofbsrsh Wa, des' slo
the essnttd by him these admin
Istraon settled sh proper eatee ana
srbutee tcceunts, such th ens a.
shs show the nett amount Oft dsrbu ion snd
the should be Iips Of including Of ihe
parties entitled tAe dfrsnt fuads pecye pro-
portions thereof And the second said CON
snail settle actoans Of James d. JONES' commsoner and
eiye with fund involved therein, ala who are
entitled 10 the came and n vhat propoTtlops
And t Should out that co,ms Jone has paid 10
any part, ef particular fu. interest NO than
thereof tie hail he applied
70 pay bill share AL other ani interest," 10 adust All
acc cunts be ween missioner each beniheiary
And By su6s ient order Of said Court d. en- The 18Th
oon Cd eny Maury special cemusonss 10 ake said &C.
roun was The undesned was appointed spe-
cisI CO % missioner for thai Pose.
The pat rested therefore nof that have APP
ocnted the 18th day Of Ausust TINE
nv Office the Charlottesville the plsce for ng
md stsns the directed by drcrees vii AID
sbsre they required attend with ali the papers, cher
&c, 10 cradle me 70 do 40. TH0s. WOOD.
4. 2S-lsvc4g Spscisl Dom Missioner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-16

4 ANN ~. JOAEc, hdM'r OF 0arah WayL
- deed and AdSr the will annexed OF Francis syt
decd, Plaintiff,
aganGt
George Carr ear Of Tvymsn Wsy decd John Wsyt james
Wayt ohss Wsyt JAres Pondeater and katy b sie,
Chas Wertenbsker Mary biz wife, Dfane and Mar
tina his wife, James PSln exer, ohas Poinde1er Jno
Polndexter and Flank Poludexter Mary woods Ivy
man W, od Wooss aud Gertrude Woods James MAu-
pin and bis wife, Robinson Hsrgsr and vfinis lie
VILE X ieorge, race George, Pascha srth, Lvh
Garth LucJ his wife and the ether chill vhese names
En) OF Vgn. Garth who lite mmried
St hen with - Reeve, John sysher-
Q Of Albcmarie admir- OF Judith Wsy Deco
Of Elizabeth Ws5t eecd also offabtna Kernry deed also
Of Oatbsrne Garth decd ao OF Harriet George dead and
Of Virginia Reeves, deceased, Defendabta
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0FFlOk ri JAMUND 4 PErksxBUn1 n. II. w.,
Richmond, july 81, 1854.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

ON and after MONDAY, August l., 1864,
W the trains will follows:
Mall Train Will leave Richmond at $50 A. NJ and Dun
laps at Ais A. NJ.
The Accommodation Train will leave RchaOnd at 44o P. NJ
The Am6ulanes TrAia viii leave Richmond At 10 A. xr
1he Ambulance Train transports psssengengers anda u
ryes Dunloos alta noon, afords ample time hi
take the e, ening Petersburg the South
jy30 DIV y u. GILL. Eupt
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nlSSOLUTIUN.-The concern OF AkENTS,
~ NoRPLEEr& co, hthls day dissolved by the ssle Of
Mr. Aren,s interest to Mr.. Mr. D. T. Williams AL parties In
debted holding cajDs against The viii call
party settlement, for which pupoe only the Of
the concern will be useJ GEORGE ARENIs.
HILL & NORRIEET.
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NEW CoNCERN;-lhe undefsigned hav,

M EW OONCEkN;-IH U uHu0ItIgHtu have
IN this day formed eoprtnershp under the Arm and style
OF WILLIAMS H0RPLEET, for the purp.se o. conducting
,ereal Aucon and Common business ard bare taktn the
large and commodious Main 18Th
streets We h be constantly supplied with The most choice
Smoking Cotton Domes
and Wooden Goods direct esabbed
reputation all OF goods 10 be had. Con-
gno may assured prompt and special attention 10 their
interest
LIBERAL advances will be made all consgnments hand
consg country duce will also be attended 20 aud
prouot returns made. +. T. WILLIAMS.
N. M. N0RfLkET.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-16

The fOiOSns is an iusids view from one of the gal
liant participants;
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
Our Thoughts.

We are ever thinking. Swift
AS the ilccting seconds, como and
go from the mind the light wing,
cd thoughts. We call them little
things, are scarce conscious OF
of their presence, and yet our
characters are in accordance with
tho nature Of our thoughts. We
indulge In n multitude of our
thoughts, frivolous and mwor.
thy. If wo desire to honor our
Savior, let us remember that
not words and deeds alone, but
tho offering up of our thoughts
may also be acceptable se;vicc,-
AS our minds dwell upon the inef.
fable sweetness and beauty of DO.
sus, let om thoughts lurthcncd
with grateful love, rise rs sweet
incense to heaven. Tho lovo of
Jesus, let be the dear theme OF
which our thoughts lingcr long
and to which they return with new
delight.
When we express our love for n
friend by saying, l think good
deal Of you, let us express our af.
iection for Jesus. We shall know
that Christ is enshrined in our
thoughts. Wolneed not doubt our
love for Christ, ifthrough the busy
day and in the still night, we are
ever keeping in mind the memory
of his goodness. N
If then, we liavo nothing else
to bring our thoughts filled with
a vision of the Redecmer's glory
and beauty, until lost in wonder,
love and praise, and offer those as
our sacrifices.
We want to be like Jesus. The
more we think Of him. tho more
shall we increase in love and kind.
ness to him. Ii is thus, that be.
holding, as in glass, the glory
Of the Lord, we are changed into
the same image-lrom glory to
glory.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
DIR. WM. Is. IIURD'S
DENTAL REMEDIES
Ana
THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
iNScRisa
Fine Teeth and a Sweet Breath,
AND
Curling To0thache & Neuralgia.

Do you wish TO be blessed with and admired f.,
rEARLN WAIr1 and dSouSp TEETH Use nt WN,
n, HuROS uNRtvALLED TOOTH POWDER
warranted ftes from acid, aksh, OF any iuiariou,
saAstance. Price ga cents per hoN,
~ hewars ofthe ordinary cheap Tooth Powders,
witch whten but destroy.
DO yeu wish tohe certain that your hreSth Il pnre
sweet and agreeable to husband OF wife, lover a,
frisnds Use DR, HuRnS CELERRATED
MOUTH WASH. Price ~, cents pss bottle
This aHrlngeRt wash s also the best remedy in IN,
world tor CANNsn, Ban RagArR. BLKepINa GunS.
Sohn Movrs, etc, u has cured huasreds.
10 YOU OF Nonr children saitet from TOOTH ACHE
Get nR, HORhS MAGIC TOOruACHE drops
Price, le oents per battle,
Are yoa addicted with NEURALGIA Get DR
HuRhS NEURALGIA PLASTERs. The mos,
| effective aud delightful remedy known.
They do not adhere nor blister, hat sooths and
charm pain away. TIy them, pI,oe, is and a.
eeats. Mailed on rsceipt OF price - %
A TT 'atise on the nest means Of nrese,vin. n.
Teeth mailed on receipt OF the price, 10 esat, Ia 4,
s,Slaae's little work HSsAouldb be ia the Po,ssssion
Of sNery peTscn
Try,
CArroS,---As ihew are dealers whe tai. sa,,p
tsge OF our sdNer,ssments TO impose upon their Gu,
l9meu lnfenof Preparations, IL 10 nscssssry 10 in
area having what you call for aRd yoa will ear
ms sssr ,AeteneAly tested, sad prepared by an "a
esnehesd Dentist. rfeaAnret OF the New YORK STATE
Dsau.,s Asoe,si,ea, and Vice President Of the
New teh Cty psatal Society.
Address W r. nuRn co
Tneuns baiidiaas, New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
Sunday Rrading.
siicnce.


God usually works in silence
There is no noise in the revolu
ton Of the heavenly bodies, no jar
in the celestial! machinery. The
sun is like q bridegroom coming
ont of his chamber" but we hear
not the shutting of the door or tho
rustle OF his shining garments.--
The moon, pale with nightly Wig
lis, silently pursuos her pathway
or gives n reason for her seeming
waywardne,s in turning her face
now from us, and now towards us
The stars look as quiot as if they
were not receiving courtly honors
from mighty worlds.
In our best moods Gods works
command us 10 silence. The
mountain awcs us by its majestic
presence. On the shores Of the
sea, we commune silently with ite
greatness. In the pathless woods,
the rustic of the leaves only make
us feel alone with God. A beau.
tiful landscape, like n painting,
must be gazcd at in silence, in or.
der to appreciate the beauty and
greatness of the infinite Artist. .-
The same effect is produced by the
presence Of great men, in genius,
in learning, in holiness.
A man Of silent power, who
tells us not all hc thinks and feels,
attracts us himself. The Bible is
a power, partly because ofits ST.
lence on points upon which human
curiosity would gladly have it
speak. Heaven and hell have
more power over us because We
know not of thoir bliss or woe.
Not the least
impressive scenes of Christ before
his enemies were those when ho
answered them not q word. Por.
haps no period in the history ol
heaven will exceed in interest the
thirty minutes silence, whom the
angels fold their wings, the barps
are still, the songs cease, and the
hum OF children dies away
In the depth of tho sea the wa.
tiers are still tho heaviest grief
is that borne in silence; the deep
est love that flows through the eye
and touch ; tho purest joy is un-
speakablo, the most impressive
prayer is silent prayer; and the
most solemn preacher ut q funeral
is silent one.-BOSt0n Recorder.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

O liz order to reach perfection
it is necessary to have either very
faithful friends or implacable enc.
mics since We must be made sen.
sible ofour failings, either by the
adm'onitions adj of the. former, or tue
invectivOs Of tho latter.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
A Coed Resolution.

Dear reader, brother or sister,
pastor or layman--among the res.
olutions adopted with this open
lug year, will you put down this
as one !
Resolved. THAT / will contrib.
ute more, and pray more, this year
for the cause Of HOME MIS-.
sloNs, that ! have ever done be.
fore. Az.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

GMrnrns dates to- the evening o
the 10th. An unconditional Union or
ganizaiion meeting is to be held hi Men,
phis shortly. Governor Johnson, Hon.
Horace Maynard. General Beaufort, snd
the Hon. g. A. Butler, Of Arkansas, are
expected to attend, spd have something
interesting 10 present on the occasion.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

SPosGE CAKE.-Four eggs, one
tumbler Of flour, one tumbler of
sugar. Bake quick.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

~WHEAT Hour and cold water
mixed to the consistency of soft
paste, is almost an instantaneous
cure for a burn, ofapy extent.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
Nlistellaaeous.
All sorts Of Paragraphs.

Moving for a new trial-Court.
ing a second wife.
Why is John Bigger's boy larg-
er than his father3 Because he is
little Bigger.
Tobacco of good quality from
Maryland seed has been raised in
california.
Over one hundred thousand vet
Grams have ro.cnlisteJ since the
first Of October last.
DO ono thing at n time--that's
tho rulc. When you have done
slandoring your ncighbors, begin
to say your prayers.
lfa woman has heart she
should never suffer it to lie in her
bosom as dead capital-it ought
to circulate and pay interest.
Why is n minister like u locomo-
tive hecause we havs to look
out for him when the bell rings.
An old topper says the two most
precious things now included in
h ops are girls and kegs of whis.
key.
Solomon advised the sluggard
to 90 to the ant. In our day
the sluggard has to go to his sun
cle."
If Brigham Young should lose
one Of his sixty wives, W. uld ho
be widoweri Not enough so to
hurt much, We should say,
Thalberg, during tho years 1862
and 1868, made by giving
concerts no less than sixty thou.
sand dollars.
A young gentleman says he
thinks that young ladies who re.
fuse good offers of marriage arc
too " No-ing by half"
In the march of life don't heed
tho order Of right about;" when
you know you arc about, right.
Some say that the formation of
tho Invalid Corps it without war.
rant Of law. If it is not illegal
now can it DO invalid !
Mrs. Darlington wants to know
why captains don't have their ships
properly nailed in port, instead of
waiting to take them at sea.
A philosopher, who married q
vulgar but amiablo girl, used to
call his wife brown sugar, because
he Gaid, she was sweet but un.re.
fined.
"Mr. Smithers, how can You
sleep sol Tho sun has beeu up
for two hours." Well, what i'll
he hast. .(hiccup.) lie goes to bed at
dark, while l'm on bender till
midnight. !
A married monster said that he
lately dreamed that he had an an
gel 10y his side, but upon waking
up found that it was nothing but
his wife.
An old bachelor being told that
a young man of his acquaintance
had just got married. Alas!'
said he, "what n pity It's one
should como TO misfortune so
young!'
An old bachelor says he rcceiv-
cd u basket ofpcaches this sum.
NOR that looked as though pretty
girls had watched their growth
and tinted them with thcir blush.
es.
Three men went into two of the
boilers OF tho Ravine Coal Compa-
ny at Pittston, Pa, to clean them.
While they were in, some one ac.
cidently turned the hot water into
the boilors aud scalded them to
death.
There is a dentist in Russia,
who gets his patients to pronounce
his name, which instaneously |
drows out the tooth that atllicts,
carrying along with it one or two
others.
I" Six feet in his boots |" ex-
claimed Mrs. Partington. "What
will the importance of this world
come to, wonderP Why thoy
might as well toll me tha, ho had |
six heads in his hatl"
Swift said that tho reason a GER.
tain University was a learning
there. and fow brouUht anv away
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
Agents Wanted

to sell farm rights, hives and territory
Terms finy per cont, more liberal than for
any other leading hive, "a healthy, pleasant
aud profitable business" n rft
Now Is the time TO secure territory from
US, when . county right can be had for what
you may soon have to pay, those TO whom we
sell, for Township right. When the hive
has been introduced, Townships are held at
from s75 TO $l25 each. To supply Seneca
County 100 hives Tor present demand are
being made at Yosrs' Planning Mill. where all
persons diving in uusold lerritory) by pur.
chasing before the 18th Of April. can receive
the benefit Of our otfor made at County Fair,
viz; one lst class hive, deed Of farm right
aud book for SIS.
Send stamp and got our illustrated circular
terms TO Agents, &c, ESt-.f ~
- IL, A. KING h BRO.
Nevada, Wysndot Ceun.y, o..
Dseemb<r 81, 1868. I3-Srna,,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

UA single woman has gener.
ally a single purpose, and We all
know what that is.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
DEEDS

or WARRANTED DEEDS, tut
Printed on q superior quality e psper
and fps r 9 .ihis Office.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
Dyspepsia Dyspepsia +!

DR. .WtsHARr-iwa was great ipnerer with Dys-
Pepsis Tor seven years. Ever, thiag ate 6llsd m
with wind and dreadful pain, and my life was one OF
great suffering, WAS so much afflicted that. IL
drank glass OF water, itwoud soon return back ia
heated condition. ] applied 10 every kind Of med
your AdveFiisementin in the Ledger ofA great enre
your great American Dyspessis Pills had made.
went 10 your store Ghd purchased boz. and com :
well msn, and can eat three meals per day. have
sent number Of persons amer your pills. and have
young man that was suffering with Dyspepsia In my
" JAcoB HIsnLxr.,
KESNkpviL,K, Kent county, Del. 49,.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

U GENE Down, - Green
corn and watermelons.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
New Advertisement.
Dr.. VIsHART'S TAR CORDIAL

WILL POSITIVELY CURE THE FOLLOWING
DISEASES coRsrsfroN, II NOT BEYOND
THE POWER or MEDICINE. NFLaMMA.
TIoN OF THE LuSes, COUGHS. SORE
THROAT AND BREAST, BRONCHITIS, Asrn.
MA, PILES, GRAVEL. AND AN uNFAuISe
REMEDY FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
Or. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Is the vital principle Of the Pine Tree obtAinsd BIZ
eculiar process 10 the d,iillaiion Of the tar by
which the highest medicinal properties are retained
Tist medicine that cures when all other have
failed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

Notice ia hereby given, to all
those knowing themselves indebted To the Estate ei
koB6Rf SMITH, deceased, late of Chntoa town
sh'p, seneea ceaniy, Ohio. 20 GENE forward and
Jahasy 81, ls6i. i6-N
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
land for Sale.

have ninety.cnc ,9li Acres of choice land
in Wood county, eight miles FROM Fostoria,
that will sell low for cash.
Nm. SPElLMAN,
Tilliu, Nov. 90. 1863. 7-3mos.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
Dyspepsia Dyspepsia !

nR. WIsHARr; ! have been a constant sufferer
with Dyspepsia for the last eighteen years, during
which time cannot say that | ever enjoyed a per.
feety well day. Thsre were times when the ,ymp.
toms were more aggravated than at others, and then
u seemed IL would be great relief TO die. had At
All times an unpleasant feeling In my head bnt late.
ly my sunerings 20 much increased that became A..
most unfit for business of any Kind, my mind was
continually allied with gloomy thoughts and forebod.
ing,, andtfl attempted 10 change tlsIr current by
reading, at once sensation OF icy eoldness, In con
neetion with dead weight, as IL were, rested upoa
my brain also feeling OF sickness would occnr the
stomach, and great pain to my eyes, accompanied
with which was the eOninuAl fear OF losing my
son. aise experienced great lassitade, debility and
nervousness, which made IL difficult to walk BY day
or sleep at night Ibecame society, and di
posed only to sselusion and having tkil of
number ofeminent physicians OF various schools
haaly came to the conclusion that for this disease
a. my present age, Is years. there in en-
tenee Hut, through the interference OF Divine FRO.
yidenee, to whom devcuty oneF my thanks, atlas,
found sovereign remedy your Dyspepsia Pills and
Tar Cordial, which seem To have efeciually removed
almost the last trace Of my long hst Of Ailmsps and
sd feelings, aud In their place health pleasure and
eontentment are my every day eompa nions.
JAMES NJ sAUDERS,
No. 453 North Second Street, phiaadshhia,i for
meTly Of Woodbury., NJ.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
Tar Cordial,
Tar Cordial,
Tar Cordial,
Tar Cordial,
The Great Remedy for consampiiopS
The Crest Remedy for Consumption.

am constantly receiving such certificates as the
following. Read II!
Ia. WIsHARr--Dear Sir; had very dreadfo |
cough and sore throat for one year, and my whole
system was fast giving way, and was prostrated
my bed with but little hope Of recovering. My dis.
ease hained the power or all medicines, and in
short time nust have gone 10 my grave but. thank
God, my daughter in.law would not rest until she
went to your stove, No 10 North Second street, and
related the case TO you. purchased bottle of your
Pine Tree Tar Cordial, and 7 commenced to use II,
and In one week was much better, and amer u,ing
three hotties am perfectly well, wonder 10 all my
fri erds for they all pronounced past cure. Pub.
lsh my case if you think proper.
REBECCA HAMILTON,
No. 1921 Wayne street, Philadelphis,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
DON,T IsE DECEIYED!

Dr. Cheesemanf Pills have received, and are now
receiving the sanction ofihe most eminent Fhysi.
clans IN America.
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Box. The
price ONE DOLLAR PER box, containing from
fnvto sixty Pills.
Pil, sent by null promptly, by remiitug the price
to the propuetcr', any hshorzed agent, in current
funds sold by Druggists generally.
nUTCnlN NGS X HiLtYER, rRorRiEroRs,
~ Cedar street New Noh
Sold in Tinin BY Dubois Co., st.John and Mar
qnardt.
agents.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
Piles! Piles!
SiIns RS. EindSICY.
Fever and Aguc.

GRlSWOLD'S Malerian Antldote
and Bilious Pills for Fever and
Ague, warranted tc cure or the mo.
ney will be refunded. For sale at
the Drug Store of
j. f. MAReuARpr.
Aug. Z, 1868. A.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
A few Testimonials,

At the last Seneca County Fair, said the
Chairman of the Committee on Bee Hives,
"this is the best we can do for You (present.
irg a card Of our rules forbid
IA awardiup premiums on articles from other
counties, your hive Is the best have seen 4"
Although three other hives were In eoupcti.
tion. none Of them reccived either a premium
or mmendation. The red ribbon hung on
The American Hive
From the Scientific American.
"Many advantages are gained over the
hives In uso"
From Rev. GEoRaE RENDER,
Upper Saudusky Dec, Ia, 1867. J
Rev. II, A. KISo Dear Sir; take pleas,
ure in tsstifying 10 your improvement in the
culture Of tie honey bee. The American
Bee Hive has been used extensively in this
region the past season. yet in all OF my &C
Quaintanee know OF no place where It is
not giving excellent satisfaction"
GEORGE BENDER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

tifcates am receiving in favor of thi, Rrest M-i-
cine but have had quantity ofthem published la
rulnr form, which send fiee on application
Whether you conrpde TO give the Medicine = iri NJ
ornot, send for circular. Price Finy Cents, and One
Dollar, hottie.
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DR.. l.. q. 4. WIsHART,
PhuadslphiA, Pa.
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