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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01
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81, eoRscrkp vktxLY prS B,sSEarH
Tirris, Dec. I, 1864.
FLouRAsfo 90 k'0W 1cvsr.1 4
wtiEAT-sFiun' at 81 so@l SIS. 0h
coRN-Firm at 81 90 for shelled from
teams 3t J9I v'.fGl .u.rrll
, 0ATS-Firm at 60c from teams.
woOL-Selling al S06S5c.
sBED2-Clovers sIOOc, Tirno,hy 81 90.
FLAX SEED--s2 25 per bushel.
RYE--Sl % per bushcl.
CANDLES-Stcarine zoe. tallow o0@25c
S0AP-German u, Common &c.
TALLow---l2@l6O. Grease ta9e.
POTAToES--75c@si,
PoRK.--Psr Dbl. s3s 00@I0 90. ,,.
wntSKY-Common per gallon 50 90
Rye 80 50.
dAMS--i5@lsc.
uIDES--areen Sc, dry 9c.
oALF SKlNS-lio kip skins 9o'
SHEEP PELTS-fresh 25c@sl SO,
BEESwAX-50 per pound. H
BUrTER-ssc per pound.
EGes-727e per 'doscn. n.~tsE
LARD-Kegs. 20c. l
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Legal Notice,

Alfred Hall IN n A thr rfa
Against In Seneca Common
Jonas Frederick and Pleas,
Others.
The said Defendants, Friend Wbittlesey,
Charles Foster. Giles Carter. Dar;us Dodce'
will take notice that ON the iOth dav Of Sc
tober. 1864. said Plaintiff filed bis netition
in said court against them and Others.
wherein in substance he saws; That on tbe
o6th Of March, 1855. he recovered a iudr.
ment apainst said Anthony and Jonas Fred
erick. for the sam of s366 40 in aid court
and that IL remains unanswered and unna;d
and there ia due to Plaintiff from said An
thony and Jonas Frederick x366 90 with
D,v%s", "ss.s s "ss rssSs SsSs2l e ssS s;s S5
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Gen. Grant in 1869.

We find the following advertisement
in a copy'of the Weekly Telegraph, q
small advertising sheet published in St
Louis by WIN. II, Sioss, Of. date March
II, 1859. The rapid advancement Of one
member OF the firm Of "BogRs Il Grant
is too patent to eveiy body to- need any
further mention; lsls11a baa 3l.d
". BoGGs. U. s. GRANT.
N Boggs g. Grant, General AGENTS FOL
selling. bartering real or personal prop.
erty, notes, bonds and other securities
borrowing or loaning Of money on reaI
estate or other good security collecting
OF rents, Ientipg of houses, collecting o.
notes, bills, accounts or other demands
Office No. s5 Pine street, 81. Louis, Mo
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"STor HURTIEe That PFC !"-'A young
lady who has the misfortune to know lit
tie of music. aud yet who is vain OF heI
singing, was recently entertaining par
ty of friepds with somewhat difficult
song, in shrill voice, when an old bache-
lor, lodging in the same house, rushed
out Of his room to the head Of the stairs
and shouted. "What are you hurting that
big for Turn him into the yard"
"What pigp asked the lady. 80 astonish-
ed that she stopped singing, The old
bachelor descended the stairs, looked in.
to the room, and said 81 thought
heard pig squea ing in this room %
The young lady thought him a wretch,
and said 50.
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Tho Continental MONTHLY.

This Magazine for December is upon
our table, replete with good. Substantial
reading matter, imparting valuable imfor-
nation to the political, military or litera-
ry student. Procure one and read il fol
yourselves. Address, John +. Trow
Publisher, so Greene street, New York
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Tho hblest and Oldest Generals,

General GRANT was in New York last
week. His advent was so quiet that no
one knew it until he had gone. He
called on General Scorr. The latter
presented GRANT with copy of his Ou.
photography, and wrote on, the fly.leaf,
/" From the oldest to the ablest General
in the world" ~ y. u. ---.... !
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01

High Life. Hsgg EN FENE4t q.
The Richmond Wing says there src
at least hundred weddings in high life
to come eff in that city between now and
Christmas. Any thing may be called
"high life" in Richmond, when Eold
brings $3O0,eo in Confederate currency
That is"high life" with vengeance
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Cleaning the Streets.

A general street cleaning has been going
Non this week, and it was badly needed
Some of our streetsE need Macadamizins
very badly, and we do not understand
why our City Fathers are net having
them attended to. Some Of our pave.
ments, too, ace about as bad as q demor.
q allied piank road. y f.Ay '" 'A''
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Graduated.

DO EDWIN WHITE, of this city, and s. L.
WILSON, of Fremont, have returned home
for a few days, having graduated at the
Newport Naval. Academy. They haye
been commissioned Ensigns in the Navy
and expect soon to be ordered to join the
feet now off Fortress Monroe.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01

Henry Foote -ebel Senator from Ten.
nessee, got mad last week and threaten
ed to thrash the whole rebel Congress.
His colleague afterw ards assaulted Foote
in his own house, aud injured him severe.
ly. John Mitchell. the exile, was ehal-
ienged by Foote to fight duel. He de,
clined the challenge, and all the parties
were put under bonds to keep the peace
aud fight no duel. The rebel politicians
are hayeing lively times, rr nls3 ,
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FROM NEW YORK.
Attempt to Burn the City--Fires
Set in the Principal Hotels and
Barnum's Museum--Arrest Of
Suspicious Characters--0rder Of
General Dix--The Scheme a Fail

X
c,-..,;a;.. ri onootors.-Clrdor of
Duspioions on@iaoV1io nc, oiuUi u
General DIX Inc Scneme a all
IRE, 1auBt bHntI Hik
.Nrw YoRK. Nov, o6.-The fires last
,;,,ht n, Tho Eve difIsrent hotels were
msJe with nbo,pboru,. and IL is thought
ror Tho nurpose of rob berv.
II nnneors that the woman arrested on
spsojcion Of being concerned in the in.
cendiurism last night, arrived in the city
but a few DAYS since from Baltimore, and
took a room at tho st. Nicholas. Last
nioht, lust before the fire broke out there,
sh7. Won, m tho I.,forue Uouse. staid a
short time. nnd LEFT inst before tho fire
broke out there she then went To the
Metron,litnn engaged a room.J the fire
breakinr out there that very afternoon.
Althoueh closely questioned, she refused
TO disclose the nature of her business there
Certain papers found in her room poin.
ted so strongly to a man stopping at the
Lafurqe House, (who was recently dis
CHARGED from Fort Lafayette on the
cronnd that he was a British subiect1 as
an occomnIice tbnt no aiso yns arrest ,d,
uo vos vsrv nervo,s and eyci,ed when
,,ton ,rJ d;scIoimed nnv conncc,ion
u;,h ,ha "fr,;r Tho manner in which
,ho CO. were nrodncod ,howcd nre.
cnncnr, T Cd nlo, Tn tho hotels the beds
cIo,hos thinks Sc we're covered viii
Uho.nhon,. NJ. ,chos ,e,s also scatter.
pJ op ,Io bod The eros were the, 40,
md ,hc rooms locked. A. in the Jul,
rio,. ,Ia ,Lioyos .,uar.ncd ,ho,t tho hn
,ei 'Joors raadv 10 rush' in and nlunder
'.hoo - &C. y,s nndor NAV hn, ,h,
,i,n.I,, nca ~ tha no,ico nreven
X; app ~, or ,Ss nroar,mme rram he
.u Wy. Pa,' ~ '"o N"''V 49,"
"S Srha na,;. n, Tho ar,seum v,sl intenso
h,, s,r,pn,,oiy ,he Ere was onickiv suh.
4 Jued The to,,ie cnntoining the phos
nbou,, ,,.. sound nd ;s.l;le those use,
h. ,Se inca ndiaries eIsewhere. Al Win
,sr T., Garden ,erribl. pacic was create,
b., 80 ,as,,,s .;,,oly crvirg t;re fTh,
en,;rn 10 denariment ,va: aronsed wild
",.s ,ha noi;cs s s npd 1msasnres were adonte
/. snr @ ,Se sase,v 20 i,rs ard nronertv for m,
, remondsr oi Tho r;gbt. The attemp,
which was reallv welt blamed, has failed
/, +, bSs sbown what might be done her,
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For Washington

For Washington. 900 fl. .fi.H.t
Hon. w. p. Noble leaves to-day for
3 Washington City. Next 4th of March
onds his Congressional career, so far as
heard from. euf t| How
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A large fire occurred in, Cincinnati on
Sunday morning, destroying the chemical
labratory and drug mill of w. 5. Mer-
rill g. Co. Loss 100000. shsasl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01

The Democratic vose'cast in this coun-
',y was BY, Reuben Dodge, Of Bloom
itow bship. The v vJte ofthe Reginent at
'thes6tate election was: whole number,
2Ts ;'Union, ,.26s Democratic,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01

Change OF time. "'
Another change oftimc occurred in the
running of trains on the s. d. S. c. r.
r. on Monday last See card table. \
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01

while jouin-yins on the ears, my stomach be
cans badly dsianssd, causing, ,sTaLe pain "a my
head. Had bren on the water Il vosid have beef
sailed ssasickhess. A Indy sitting b. me, knowiak
.wallow." did So phll in last than i've mins,s
ny trouble was ended. The meljeipe ''Co,I
Dyspepsia Cure" aud hom the effect q hsd upos
the Stomach, a,d what have IsArns sdof "a siaos,
thihk must he an excellent remedy tor sea sick.
ness aud Dyspsssia MRS. Samuel. EbD.
Madisbh, June both, 1864
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01

Geo. d. Prentice, editor OF tn, Louis
vile Journol, has gone to Richmond Ia
look after the case Of his ebellious son,
VIII is on trial for murder. 2
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MAnisoS Conn. June 1nth, 1904.
From the bere6t derived by tho use oi Goes Dys.
pepsiA Cure IN my family, am prepared 10 say that
never intend to be without IL and advise hll Who
ere afflicted with py'persia tetrs ~
-~.. .r''i u riiiLANDER LEWIS:
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Tho,e who know my eonstitutiou, what my con:
dtlon has been ortbe last thirty years, viii belfevs
with ne that meJieine which will reach piy case,
VIII W ,sSsn s,%o,,l Sns GSs pysslH G!;s n..
dom now have to use the meaieine. II fisved m
IN an ,p'iant When l va. in great pain. My ~hois
system u being strengthened by iis use,
'.' ANN 4. BAGGoTr.
N,w Yavsp iuns Nath tGGt .
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01

Ma. CoE:-Tbe bottle ofCos', Dy,pepsia Cure you
gave has backed up your statement eoncs rSi u 4
II. have only used half bot,ls, and can eat pins
apple, stoH cake oranylhing else, without Tosbis.
II acts like charm. The relief IL affords b,
taneoux JANE A. LOWREY.
New Haven, June 18th, 1904. t.Il...l..L
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Rsligioas Notice.

Rslisioss Notice. nOlL ilA IA.
Rev. Mr.. Criley will preach at the
English Lutheran Church next Sabbath
morning and evening . 1.are. .
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01

0TNo wonder the female sex are so
obstinate. The Latin word for women 10
"mulisr." -i'f 'i LIS 'nb ~:
,6tTHappiness is like a pig with a
greasy tail. which everybody runs sfter,
bot nobody can hold
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Avoice floy lIcge y Tl,og,h oo, civ r.p.r

I--1 NEw HAVEN, Conn, June N, 1864.
MEssRs EDIroRsl-AiI0w me, through your Oh
umns, to seknowle'ge my gratitude for the benefit
hav. received from he use OF Goes sby'PersiA Cnts.
Although was great sufftrer from Dyspep.ia; ths
dut dose gave Instant relief aud one on has a.
bled NE to est ANYTHING tpleA.s, without pain /
have now stopped using the medicine, NO lohre
needit. ....| Of. .# PALMlRA LYMAN.
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TcstipnnOnia1s:

FIcm tho rauoi orths Mcthodls, n. Church, M.di.
.... I ., son, Conn. -H i.s
Ihays used Coe't nysprpsia Cufs III my family, and
can willingly testify 10 " value a, a msdieine.
HENRY GILMAND. Pastor NJ. 4. CharcB.
d. Madison, Com, June 3Uth, is6i, - I
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DR.. TOBIAS
Venetian Horse Liniment.

IN Pint bottle, at FIFTY CENTS, cure, Isms su..s,
iuts, gals, collie, &c. Read the following
'"HH f-- Dosros, July !, 1863.
Dr.ToBiAs; We have used for the past year, your
Horse Lnmcnt for amene.s. Kicks, bruises, collie,
and cuts, and in every instance found IL the bes,
pticle s,et tired IN thi. circus sompapy,i Pleas.
,snd s dorsa. q the only liniment We use now
We hsve lux horses, some very valuable, and we do
rot want to leave town without II.
HYATT FROST,
Manager vanAmbureh n Cos Menagerie.
sold by all,ltpWuu. oihce, SO Cortlondt 81, MY.
@ NAV 10, 1901, 33mi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01

Vote Of the 55th Reg't o. vi.
The whole number of votes cast were
a6s; Union 400 /; Dem. 81. Union
Maj. sss. The Coanties went as fol-
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Legislature.

Legislature. ...ftfrffr .....T
The Ohio Legislature conyepes on
the First Tuesday In January.
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s o v 7 n
n o r T H..

Congress. ,....,
7 6opgress ASSEMBLIES sswa.Aington on
Monday next.
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u ri ffsEttt n I ff'FtlTT
During the Ss.t*eek has been variable,
End finally wound up with balmy. sun.
: my ff1lA4l-A4 *

This firm are more than doing rush
ing business at the present. They buy
goods low and can afford TO sell them
accordingly. See their new ADVERTISE
ment.
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SOLDIERS

You ought not 10 he without such a valuable msdi.
eins. The Cincnnau Naiionsl Union, of April
24ib. says that thonssnds Of our soldiers lave bee
ture. For sale BY Drugsi,ts at so cents per botfs.
General Depot, No. y East Fourth street, Cincin
natl, ohio. rt.- oct3
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01

Attorney General Rates has resigned
his place in the cabinet, His successor
has not been named. ' w
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Sherman.

Sherman has certainly captuIed Mil.
ledgeville, the Legislature scatteril & in all
directions. 1t is not settled whether he
has occupied Macon, or deeming rapidity
Of movement of more consequence than
the prizes there, which il would involve
delay 10 possess, has passed around it.
The truth, Of course, is that the telegraph
lines are cut and Sherman Is moving
eastward, apd with portion. at least, of
his army is between Macon and the quar-
ters whence our tidings come through
rebel sources. We have no direct and
definte information Of any kind concern
ing affairs ut Macon itself. So far as, al
this writing, is positively known, how.
ever, the probabilities are strong that
that place has been taken. Sherman
doubtless has cavalry some distance in
advance, destroying telegraphs, etc.
Our tidings Of him cannot, therefore, be
very prompt md accurate, since he thus
purposely conceals his movements as
much as possible. 1t is satisfactory in
the highest degree to know that, little
as we know, the rebels are no better off
than we are. Our latest kilograms EN-
body statements from rebel papers that
the column OF our army marching on
Augusta had been beaten off from that
place, with loss that Sherman has Ger
tally avoided Macon, and is pressing dir
ectly forward towards Savannah.
I Tho Richmond papers are5 at tn
wits end for some theory by which t
compass the ruin Of Sherman. Anon,
these there is the repetition, in what on
would think to be only terrible satire, o
the old delusion 10 which the rebel
chung 80 tenaciously, during Sherman
other campaign this yeur,-that they ar
only drawing Sherman oh!'f- 4
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure,

VIII aotand cannot sNin where the eurs 10 A,sa
removes the Disease by temovingths cause, mol like
Alcoholic Biuers which cover ~ your bad feelings
Tor Few nomsnt by their stbilhrApng Effects.
Beware OF all such temshirs ~ beverages, hat In
their pisces use RsriedV that will tes,oFe The die.
.a,sd luuvion, to thtif noimal condition and SGT In
motion the ehtire hnman merhaniSm In perfect hsr.
mouy, aud upon principles ,,nony mons With well de-.
tined ph,ttoogieallaws. That such wiiibe the efs
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Nov H.gss, Jane psih, IssI


NHssRs. e. q. CLAkk& n Co.-GESrLKaEhs-Id de-
sire omake known the almost instantHn nsots enset
of'cos's Dyspepsia Ours, iin eases ofeholsrA NOR.
hus. hsd been Tor twenty'fo hours purging At
the stomach and bowels, every nitssn minutes.
wspt no your drug store to- roeure some brandy,
had aways hsen told that " was sgocd remedy foi
DyGentery. NV pallid face and my wsstnsss st
once sttraetsd the attention ofthe esik IN ehsrss,
and he asked me az obos .'wbat 10 the msttssf,'
repisd"l have been for twenty four huuJs vemi I,
ing and Purgips, and lam p-shls 10 stsnd OF walk
tfom wsakhe,s, and this deadly sickness al ny
.'omseh sompls'sly pie'iIs,st h. He produced |.
bottle ofCosh Dyspepsa Core, saying" tsks lstg4
ssale~ Of thstj II Is now II oeloefi tats snoik,
aheT Tdinner." -. u
From the memsni took that dose ofths psdisln.
my sickness At the stOmseh was gops--jts stsct wss
ustantansous. In an hour eat ny dinner With -
goods relish "a eysThungry man paItook, q, was
well cleared shi Of iood,) snd followed BY . tea.
spooafsl Of enfe. have not suffered psftieIs of
ineon vsntsn nee since took the temedy. .t...,l A.,
fs action was 30 wopdsTful and 80 tpnsdists, that
eosia ha tdly eve the svideacss cf my swn ssp.ss
lnd dsAirs to publicly msks tso~s ,hsssisets that
the whole world may avail themselves OF its pss,
Like bread, a. shssd hnd a place in every one q
osss, sAd brlisse that no one should 70 s~ay no
home wfthoni boiils Of In his pook st ei here IL
onld De quickly made ayaliable. CEO. L. DRAkE.
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Goes .DYsrensia Cure.

nme edately and instant taneou,y pledge out word
a, men OF hcnor--out trpw alton ~ rhnrmacpti,t.-
"uf favorable scqpsiniuncr with tho people q. pro.
prieten orihr uatlIre nownsd "Cce's Cough Bat
,sm," tfitis used according 10 drectons, which
may be fonpd with each boitle We add be low SON.
resiimoAias from our mel thbnfs and tox ns n 10
whiuh we ash N0aI caeIhl atienlioh.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01

On last "Wednesday the Senate res.
olutions in the rebel Congress to prose-
cnte the war until their Independence is
recognized cameup for consideration and
were postponed. The ardor Of the rebel
peIsiciuns for an indefinite prosecut ion
of the war has considerably cooled. a
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Farm wanted.

The undersigned wishes TO-. buy forty OF
fifty acres OF land situated anywhere 10 SEN
eca County. am not particular whether
the land is improved or not, Any one hay.
ing any land TO sell will spply At the Tribune
Office. o. II. MEfBLEks'
0et37.3w
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J. /. MARQUARDT

Announces to the citizens of Tif.
fin city, and surrounding country,
that he has removed his
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01

The places set fire TO last night were
tho st. Nicholas. ST. James, Lnfsrge, As
tor Houses Loyejoy's Hotel, Belmont
House aud Barnum,s $ Museum, mono ol
which were much damaged, but caused
great CONSERVATION to the occupants OIL
the hotels, and the audiences at Winter
Garden and Barnum's. .'y-f.y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01
Time Of Arrival and Departure Of Mails

The three latter sre ui.weekly male, which arrive
and depart every Tuesday, Thurtday and Saturday,
except the Uppsr ssndpsty mail, which leaves the
% ~ '''' ~ WIN. GALiUP, ?. NJ.
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ONE OF TWENTY-FIVE.

a. .ll lu48it NEw BsvEss Juns ith II s64.
MR.CoE-sIR; HayiHg bsea losblsd sishi thA
Dy'pspsia for ,oms eight o. twelve non'hs, hays
tsksn the usual kinda ofmsdioiass which hsvs doAs
cline toeurs the Dyspsp.ls Ihavs trst saa fetadt
to be the msdiciae. The hrst y drops (ths 7th Of
June) that Iteoks relieved msfa one ninsts. I
disrsssing feelink in my ,tnnaeb snee takipF the
hut IS dopsi altogether bstore, feeaid rot cot
meal, sad soms,imsA no mole thsn three o. four
NV R.srss,isn,, o. =. woopNrrr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01

contains Rosemar floNeu Nourishe' the roots
of the hair aud gives impulse ie IT, Erowth-i' a
deli ghtful insr sdisni. ' f. .II
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01

adI l Nsw uAvKs, Jpns lth, 1854,
Ma CoE-pEAk slR.-rhs battle ef pFsRsrAia
Msdiene freeeived from You, gave lnstantsgecss
relief only nsadi when teod distrtssss ~ Is
wa, about like takng two dssss to day oas 40 aor-
o .Ss M J,a ~ G o.
blsd TO eat without iAtina aEythi A. an MyeAss
wss On sSirsme ons, having 'atfSreJ ossessn yss's
now consider myself cured, aAi hy anly Psfp es2
bottle OF Medicine ia tho space ~ fws hesaslt Til
dose was aisaspoopfs, rr Eli EMS. ALi.fN,
sold B, prussfsis iheiiy asd soahisy svsryvks,s
't'f PRICE si,oo FER noTTLf
Order. hy mail, from tithsr desisss o. ceol6nsu
-. NJ Nm. &C. ca IN 4 GetVy
81. wholesale nFessls'i, Nss l4s cegAs,
NorE,-Fspsl.. SAG ,ssss win DAD nj. a ssks,
ID sAtdots fpI ksnssB ., slosAzeh, s6d an iadi.f
'i'aaapsesliafse % nc iiisI,iea,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01
Reeves AmbrOsia

con,aiu, BAy BerIs, Olives vigor aud hsslthy Ac
ton to the roots Of the har-isvsry cooling to tb'
head. "fI .... a.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01
Reeves, AmbrOsia
Reeves, AmbrOsia

Contsins Southern Wood. Prevent. the hair fro
turnirg prsmatursly gray. Restores Ersy hair. .
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01
IMPORTANT TorRAtfLfRs,

New Haven, June so,b, isoi.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01
Reeves, Ambrosia

Contains the celebrated Maccps,Ar oil. Render
the hair soft, shrk and petmsnenty glossy. Mott
ing equals this oil ~ dressing.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-12-08
LIN EFa7& oIUMB B m!

CONSTANTLY on hand, ann .Jupp1y
sVsHof first qualits lime, at $1.persbarrel.
OF when taken in qxaptiti, Of over. twenty
barrels, at Is gents per barrel.
Lumber and 81 building material fur
nished to order al The l6west .caSh price.
Ii Every style Of F1rniturs can be furnish
,ed,immediately ct tho same Office.
pAll kinds of produce taken in exohaAg
! Office at the New York Store.s
Fl a FOWLER & TOBEY.
st. Cloud, June 5th, 1869. Ev4n45-1
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-12-08
I'M EA r M AR KE t.
q JOSEPH HOWARD, . Proprietor.

All kinds Of meat t-bee:, pork, chicken,
turkeys. sausage, pudding, smoked tongue,
&c., kept. constantly, On, hand and for sale
at the 10 owest rates. All persons wishinl
nest are requested to call. 0ppoSi, III
Fletoher. Honse. III - snox2o-1
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-12-08
Live Stock.

Drovers and farmers will find this a most alvapta-
geous for live stock. Capacicus yards veil ~.
tered and supplied with every convenience have b-sr
opened this line and its connections every ~
will be found every convenience for feeding ~ r ~
ing choice is offered Of the PHI ADELPHIA n "
YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS. This will a.s>
be found the shortest quickest and most direct r.ts
for stock to New York|v via Allentown aud Wit u
changes than any othcr.-
ENOCH LEWIS, Gent Superintendent Altoona ~.
l. 1: HOCPT Genr Ticket Asent, Phiaaeaphia:
H. H. HOUSTON, GeaI Fright Aesnt, Rhilsdel hA