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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15
Newcoms's Minstrcls.

Newcomes minstrels.
This well known aud popular troupe will
give their fret concert in this city, at
HKDeEs, Hall on Tuesday Evening next.
The Hartford Times, in speaking Of the
troupe, says: Tho entertainment furnish.
cd by Newcomb's mnstrels at Allyn
Hall last evening was superior in every
respect, and Mr.. Newcomb may well
ls:sidc HIM elf upon being at the hea cf
one Of the best companies ever organized
ia the United States. Pen, Rainct,
runnle, Baker, Hcnglcr, Guile, and
Crcshcr, form combination OF talent
unsurpassed in mins,reily, Ncweomb,
himself, always the same cOmical, ire
pressible Newcomb, stands at the hcao OF
his profession, and il, without doubt,
unequalled 10 many of his delineations Of
negro character. The audience was kept,
from the beginning to the end Of the
in the best of humor, and
their applause was frequent. The mus.
ket DILL by Sergeant Childcrs, was the
most wonderful exhibition of skill in
handling that weapon we have ever wit.
messed. He can well be styled "thC
best drilled man in America" This
troupe is conceded to be the best one
travelling. To see NEwcoMB's evoluiiOns
is alone worth the price of admission.
Aud who would not rather hear a good
minstrel troupe than any other kind OF
amusement7 To see their dancing, aud
hear their singing and sparkling wit will
cure the dyspepsia seven years gone.
We hope that NEwooMB will receive
liberal treatment q, the hands of the Tiff
fin public.
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On and after January lst, 1865, we
g r5htoddthat cur business shall be STRICT
ly cash one mo PAPER TiH Be sent ou'
of his Office until il is paid for, 70 ANY
ONE. We hope this lis SO plain that no
one will misunderstood it. We intend
10 open new subscription book on the
ftst ofJanuary, and all who have prepaid,
or prepay before that date, will have
their names transferred to the new book
--all others win receive no more paper.
We regret being obliged to adopt this
course, but cannot help it. Our subscrip-
ton list has been loss to us during the
= past year Of some hundreds of dollars
first because the prompt paying part OF
the subscribers paid at S2,oo for the year,
which will not cover the expense Of
furnishingit. (These we do not blame,
as Il Was not their fault but our misiort'
une.1 And second, because there are
many who have not paid Us at all-meu
who treres ponsible enough, and to whom
it would seem very rude ,orefuse to trust
for the small amount Of the price OF one
years subscription to our paper. But IN
the future, all will be served alike, and
our motto on this subject will be--"No
Pay, No PGper." -.
& Al the present cost of paper, &C., it
costs about 50 ,ls per copy-to publish our
paper. Until the price Of paper comes
down, our advance terms will be $3.50
aud we will depend on advertising, &C.,
to keep US going until the high prices are
over. We know that no reasonable
man will complain of the terms we have
adopted, ..-....
We are making out our accounts up to
the first pf January. and will present or
send them to persons indebted between
now aud that time. We hope they will
be paid on presentation, aud save further
trouble. Hru
And now, friends--our good old stand
,bys, we mean, whose money is always
ready for us at each recurring New
sYear--we want your assistance and en-
enlargement. If we weather the storm
and keep alive Union paper in Seneca
County, we will need the cordial sympa-
thy and support Of every Union nun in
county. Shall we not have it
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A NEEDING ON THE CARS The pas.
sengers on the Lima accommodation
train, coming north. yesterday, were
Witnesses to the union of "two loving
hearts made one''-a circumstance that
does not often occur on Railroad. On
tho arrival of the train at Leipslc, Mr.
Thomas F. Heilner, Of FordoYia, accom-
panied by Miss Jenny Williamson aud
Esq. Springner, of Leipsic, got into tho
cars, and Immediately on the train start.
ing. Conductor Harper assembled his
passengers, brakemen and baggage
master into one coach, when they wit
messed the ceremony of styling the knot I"
with down grade 20 miles per hour. At
Ottawa, Mr.. and Mrs. Heifner, len the
train, receiving the hearty congratulations
Of those who had SO Unexpectedly been
made WITNESSES Of the novel occurrence.
Toledo BLADE.
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FARM FOB SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN.

have a first rate Farm for sale; IL con &.
iains 800 acres Of good land, there is le0
acres Of improvements on it, good frame
house with eight rooms on the lower floor, u
good cellar under the house lsx39 feet,
walled with brick, the cellar is always dry
The house cost me 81 ,000 also, a good
bank barn, 33x4O. The soil varies, part
Is sandy soil, lcom and muck. There is two
good large bearing apple orchards Of choicest
grated ifuit aud the best peach orchard in
Fulton county, grape vines, pear trees,
quinees, with Ornamental trees, DC, In a
healthy location, good water in abundance
at all seasons Of the year. There Is sheds,
stables and other out buildings. | have
lived on il twenty years. II is a delightful
farm ani in good repair, good fences, &c.
The timber lsnd is covered With choice oak :,
poplar. white ash and other kinds
IL lies one mile east aud west by oDe-half
mile north and south, good county road
crossing It and another along north aide Of
il. 1t lies between the Air Line Railroad
and Wabash d Erie; four miles from one and
FIVE miles from the o.her. viii also sell
farming tools cattle. borses, sheep, DC on
reasonable terms. NA
For further PARTICULARS address,
ZIWG Itr A. GUM,
oet27 Beta, Fulton County. Ohio.
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The Fight for Clothing -
One Of the incentives, Of thcrebcls for
taking Nashville is to get hold Of the i'm.
mense amount of clothing in store there
to clad their half inakedness. The reason
the people rush to ScnkiBs Clothing Store
is because he sells cheap and warrants
his clothing. He has large stock Of
goods on hand and is bound to sell them
at low prices.
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Lindsiey's Phonetic Short Hand.

1AAAooAoJ = nHOIt
ID. p. LrNDsLEY, ESD, of Bloomfield,
Conn.,, has fnaly discovered more
practicable system of short hand. He
was FOR many years a teacher Of Pttman's
Photography, and learning from long cx.
perience, that II was impossible to give
his pupils any skill in that art without
years of practice, he commenced about
seven years ago 10 simplify it. lie has
succeeded beyond his most sanguinc cx
pectations, He has succeeded in form.
ing system on an enlirely new basis
as much more scientific, simple aud prac-
ticablc, than Mr., pitrman's, as his is
more scientific, simple and practicable
than the arbitrary stcnogrOphics of for
mer ages. It differs from Mr.. Pittmun's
style in the following important results:
LIST. 1t is more easily read. aud. 1t is
more rapidly written than his. 3d..
It is more easily reduced to Practice
There are other points of difference equal.
~ Important
1t will not be many years before this
system Of shorthand is used in extensive
houses in order to expedite business
more rapidly. Already photographic
clerks are employed in telegraph, express
and railroad Offices, with fixed salaries at
from 81 900 to 1000.
a. RoYcE, Esq, is now in the city aud
desires to raise class for The purpose of
teaching Lindsley's Phonetic Shorthand
He guarantees that any one can learn
the common style Of writing it in four
weeks DR.. 5. YISGLING has mastered
sufficiently TO tcack il, and that, too,
without an instructor. But every one
can not do what Dr. YINGLING cun. If
there any young ladies' or gentlemen who
wish to enter into class, they will
please leave their names at the TRIBUNE
Office.
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Convention, of Publishers.

- Thercis is to be State Convention Of
the Editors and Publishers of the Week
ly Press Of Ohio, at Columbus, on the
first Wednesday in January. We APP
prove of the call and hope there will be
large attendance. ond desire to see
more work and less talk on the occasion
than is usual at such Cony entions.
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Fl,vOring EXTRACTS, Perlllm cry, 90.


A. ROYCE, Esq, Agent for JOHN KsAPP,
Manufacturer Of Fluvoring Extracts, Per-
fumery, &C., Cleveland, Ohio, is now in
the city furnishing his customers with
the above articles. They consist, in part,
Of Hair Tonic, Tooth Powders Toilet
Soaps, Cologne, Lavendar,. Rose Gera.
mum, Verb ena, Jessamine, Helia Trope,
Pechulq, Extract of Rose. His favoring
extracts for Jellies Sc, CONSIST ofEx-
tract OF Lemon, of Lemon, Orange,
ond,Almond and Tonqua, ,Tonquu and
Vanilla, Vanilla, Rose, &C., &c. He
also has Cough Syrup which is highly
recommended. Mr.. ROYCE has high re.
commeDdations from several of our most
estimable house-keepers us to the supe-
rior qualities ofhis different articles
lie will call upon every house keeper in
the city, and upon examination they can
not help but find them as being all which
is cluimed for them. .'1 's.'"' -
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Sad Fate.

Sad Fate,
Through private letter we learn that
JAMES SHAUL, private in IIIotNDoTHAM's
old company, was drowned in the Poto.
mac river, Dec. srd, while the boat was
lying at anchor OF Alexandra. 1t hap
pencd during the night by accidentally
falling off the boat and before assistance
could be rendered him he sank to rise no
more. The writer says his "death cast
a gloom over the whole Regiment, for
hc was universally beloved by the officers
and men. He wus never known to be
in liquor, and always done his duty. -
Peace TO his ashes. .., ...
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sTeoial Notices

UUBBEL'S GOLDEN BITrERS. A purelvycg.
L L ctahlo tonic, iuyiEorauns and strengthening.
Forudes the system against the evilefeet, ofua.
Wholesome water.
Wll care Dyspepsia.
" i'll cure Weakness.
VIII curc General Debility.
win cure Heartburn.
VIII curo Headache.
Willcure Liver Complaint,
Win excite aud create healthy appetite.
Nill invieoraie the organs oi digestion and mod.
eraiely Increase the pcraie Of the body aud the
force of the circulation, ating In fact as general
ccncbotant ofthe system, containing no poisonous
drugs, and IL
The BEsrToNiC BlrrERS inths WORLD.
A faituialis earnestly solicited.
GEO. e. nuDBEL CO., Proptieiots, Hudson,
New York. cenual Dero, Americsn Express Build.
ins,55 Hudson street, New York.
s.S-Fot 'aleb, DngsiHs. Gtoeer.. Sc.
tV-for sale IN Tidin by DUBOIS n CO., and J.
+. MAROUARDr.
Oct 20. 1854.
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Come Back.

Come Back.
Gen. Sehenck has introduced a reso'
luton in Congress, declaring runaways
from the draft, who have escaped into
Canada, aliens, and requiring them to be
naturalized before they can again exer-
else the right Of citizenship. This is
right. Therunaways from Seneca coun-
ty had better be coming back, and after
this learn to be good citizens-lcNrn to
love and obey the laws of their country.
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MtSRs. C. q. CLARK CO.--GESTIEMvh.-Ii..
are 70 make known ire almost nstsnthbeoi a .e,
ef"Coes Dyspepsia Cure" IN cases OF ebol.,s 49,.
hss' had been tor tHsuy. -four hohrs np,S,n-a,
the stomach and bowels, every ffteeb n,inn,.st
sset tnlo yorr drug store rocure some a.
had aways been told that 70 wss a coed remsat n
Dysentery. My pAllid face and nv wssIns1.
once attracted the attention ofthe el.tk In rls,.s
and he Hsked me At once "what a. ths n,niis.Ss',,
,spsd' ~ have been foI tSsnly -four hour, vop.i,
ing aud pufging, ahd lam unable 10 stnpd a, ~.
nom weakness, sad this sadly ,iekns,,. -
stomach completely pro'lra,ss me. He pro..se,s
o,t,le Of Coet ly'PePsia Care saying n IL 49,
after dinner" '1',>N'SaAs aAs aho'hef
IRON The momsntl took that dose ofih. m.si,i,.
my nekness atihe stomach was goae--its silee, w.s
h.'nni"neous. In ar hour eat o., ainn.r r;,h =.
gooda rshsh A. ever hungry man ps..oek. fs.Ir..
wen cleared eut OF food) and followed by st,s,
.pooaiul Of cure. I have aot suffered estistsKs
ineont snsenee since took the remedy -'1iI
It's Astion was 80 wonderful nd 80 imme d .t. th.,
eonldhaTdly bslisfe TIE evidences o. NV s.rs.
and desire TO publicly make knoa thtss fact, ~,
the whole world may avail thshsslvs. Of a.. 80
Like bread, IL shosld hhd place IN ,vet, 49,.
oase, snd believe that One shou hi no - E.,
home wtihout abotile of II in his poek,t ~ n 49,
eould be quiekly made available. GEO. H. nRAxr''
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Worthy Promotions.

worthy fromouohs'
Mai, L. NJ. STRONG, has been promoted
to 1t. Cob Of tbs 49lh- Ohio, and Capt
BARTLErr to Major.
LIST Lieuts- e. II. Brown, VIM. v.
McCrucken and V. r. Davis, I23rd
Regiment, have been promoted to Cap
tains. And and Leuts. Chas. II. Sow.
ers, e. Z. Austed, Jas. R. Pumphrey and
NJ. w. Wiiloughby to LIST Lieutensnts.
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Suspended.

The Fostoria Netrs announces in its
last weeks iosue that its publication will
be suspended until next April. The rea-
son assigned is that the cost of paper,
material, &C., will not Justify its continu
ancc, This seems to be general COM
plant, p" fs -''i" ''.s
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Those wLo know my eoA,titution, ,,ha, ,,v ann,
uioh has been for the last tlduy years viii bsIiey.
Win ne that medicine which win Teach INV rs..
WI tsseh slmo,tany one. Goes dyspepsia Cn,e hu.
enabled me &c ca, anything please and n y,r,
dom nov have to use the meAiciae Itreliey.,t' M.
In an in'isnt when VA, in great pain My shol.
system IL being strengthened by its use.
ANN L. DAGGOTT.
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snow,
Last Friday night old mother earth was
robed in white by the fall Of few inches
Of snow, and on Saturday we were fire.
quenuy inspired by the musical chime OF
merry sleigh bells. Sunday was snowy,
clustering day, and on Monday morning
the thermometor spoke from the vicinity
of Zero. The beautiful sunshine OF
yesterday, however, blasts all hopes of
sheighing for the present.
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IMPORTANT To TRAVELLERS

While Iobfneyihg on the ears, nv .iom,.h T..
came badly dsfanged, causing evsre psin in M
hsnd' Had u been on the water il would nay. b.,s
M ealled sa.,ieIne',. Aledy sitting b, me. knouinr
.wHlow;" ! did SO, and in less thar 6te minn,..
my trouble was ended. The medicine Wa, .,,,o'r
,y uy,PepsA cure" and from the effect II had u.ss
ihlnk u must be an exeslleHt t.ss,ly Tor .,s
hes, aud by,pepsla. MRS. .sAMuEl FIFllIi
Madison, June 30lh ,ls6i
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Jas, Z, Murdoch.

Why do not tn Ladies' Aid Society 'oi
Tiilin, cnjeavor to procure the above
eocutionist for an entertainment or more
We notice that he has been in the East
ern part cf the State giving readings and
rccitltioUs. .r. ig. t.r
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idarohing On.

SHERMAN and his host are "mnrch'ng
on" aud SO are the people marching into
tue new Boot and Shoe Store Of ]. w.
RYAN in order to Procure good and cheap
articles with which to clad their feet this
wintry weather. 1t is fact. #
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John Altenbsugh,

Is constantly supplied with larg,
stock of Silver aad Plated Ware, China
Wurc, Glass Ware, &C., &c. Husbands
wishing to make their wives Christmas
presents had better call on JoHs. His
advertisement will appear next week.
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R.CoI Tho botilsofCoes Dyspep,ia Cose ,eu
gave me has backed up your siatenieni eonr,,,in. !.
IT, have only used half hottle, and can sIt nins
apple, short cake or anything else, w,hgs, rcsli,
Il acts like charm The relief IL Iurd, i, in..
''S.o Mss t, ,o ,s,. LANE A. LoWREl.
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MADIsoN, Conn. June anth, li0l.
From the hereft derived by the use OF Co.,, ii,.
pspsa Cure In my family am prepared 10 .ny mi
never ihiend TO he without u aud advise al xho
are afflicted with Dyspepia to my IT, WV
PlilLANDER LEWIs,
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Voice ifon Home Through our City PApeu
NV HAVEN, Com, June IH' Is6i
MEssHs EpiToRs-Alow me, though Won, sol,
nmns,t to Aeknowlsdge my gratitude Tor the b,n.ei
have received from the u,e of Coe'. y .psp,in Cn,
Although was great sufferer from D,,nrn,is m.
hled me To eat anything please, Nitboni nsin
have now stopped using the medicine, a, no lone,
hsedh' PALMlRA LYMAN
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Pork " iT.4a ...a
But little OF this commodity has been
brought to market 1t sells from Sl2 90
to Sl2 80 per hundred.
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New Dress.

The Cleveland Herald has made it,
appearance in new toggerys complete
throughout. The Herald is the best
daily paper printed IN Northern Ohio,
aud we are glad to chronicle this cvi.
dcnce its prosperity. In the guisc Of
its new "bib and tucker" we hope it viii
not become "stuck up" and fail to mate
its appearance daily in our sanctum.
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The Woolen Factory.

-Ihe Woolen Factory.
SKIM, Gross and DoRsEY, proprietors
of the Woolen Factory in this city, are
doing an extensive business in the manu-.
facture of ell kinds Of woolen goods. -
They employ from twenty-five to thirty
hands and the mill is kept running about
sixteen hours Per day, The question
several years since whether a Woolen
Factory would pay in this county has
been satisfactorily answered. See Their
new advertisement.
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Masquerade Ball.

-MaBquerade hlII'
There will be n Masquerade Ball at
the Mansion House. Republic. on Friday
Evening, Dec. 23rd. 1t will be "big
thinr," aL... E-
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SOLDIERS

You ought not 10 be without such u valuable medi.
cine. The Cincinnati National Union, of April
2Ith, says that thousands Of soldiers rave been
saved by the use of stricklHuds Anti.Cho Mix.
turc. For sale by Dfuggst,at at 50 cents per bottle.
General Depot, No. q East Fourth street, Cincin
natl, Ohio. Ootl3
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Thanksgiving at Attica.

1HHHkSBVIIB 1T hIIIta.
Our friends at Attica made Thanks.
giving Day one of remembrance for the
soldiers and their families. Provisions
aud money to the amount of S27.oO
were distributed to the needy in the
village; $1,000 in cash was raised for
the Christian Commission Society, ard
n wood procession consisting Of fourteen
loads, headed by JoSoTHAN SHADE, one
Of the old Union stand bys, went into
town with the flag Of our country waving
from tho foremost wagon, all for the beuc-
fit of the needy. That is eendcring
thanks in praclic"l way
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Personal. L.r ...1f -.a
GEO. E. SEYEY, cx.CUmMon Pleas
Judge, and late Quarter Master Of the
Iolst Rcgt o. V. l., has retired from
the army aud resumed the practice oi
law in this city, in the Office lately occu.
pied hy FRANK DAKER, over the bank OF
TOME, Huss g. Co. See his law card in
this paper.
j. II. SENEY, brother Of the Judge,
has removed to Toledo, and stuck out n
claw shingle" in tina, city.
JW. Bailey, Esq, formerly of the
TRIBUNE, but now Of the Princeton, H.,
Republican, is in town on recupcrating
expedition. He reports the "Suckers,
in active pursuits and the Republican N a
flourishing condition.
Col. FRAEKLIS has again resumed the
practice of medicine and surgery IIav-
ing labored faithfully three years to cure
the South of is politico disease, he de.
serves support in his. endeavors to cure
the people of their physical ills.
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DR.. TOBIAS
Venetian Horse Liniment,

'VIIVtI'EII 1IVI9V 11IIIIIHVHN'
IN Pint bottles ut FIFTY CENTS, cures Iameness,
iuis, gals, collie, Nc. Read the lolliwing
BosToS, July I, isG9.
nr.TonINsi We have used for the past year, your
Horse Lnment for lameness, Ncks, bruises, collie,
and cuts, and in every instance found Il the hest
article ever tried in this circus company. Please
send 'iS dozen,as it's the only Imminent we now.
We have 10S horses. some very valuable, and we do
iot want to leave town wlthout u.
HYATT FROST,
Manager Var Amhurgh n Cos Menagere.
Sold by ail dmggists. OhGe, SO CoTiRndt ST.. N. T..
Nav ~, leGi 33mi
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ONE OF TIE TwENry.FiFrh.

M.n NV HAvFs,J Jaae iIth, 1851
Mhoos-hhi Havisg been iTopblsd ~Irh tla.
by,pepsle iot some sighi qI twelve nonsts, IhsSs
.ken me esusl kinds ofmsdieiHss, which have esns
cine TO cure the pyspsp.ia lhassihsdi and tehbdi
TO be The meaie,Ps, The hpt Is drop, jihs ~ Of
have taken ~ thee Or loaT times. bul bsshh.., a.,
di,uesfing feelng In nv slemseh since tnkiny ~.
hnl IS hors; altogether befote, I dbhld nnt s.ff
nouthhls without distressing me - ~
Respectfully, r. " oOnIIirr
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Testimonials.

from the Pastor ofthc Methodist L. Church, M,di.
son, Conn.
lhave usedCoe's Dyspepsia Cufs 10 m v fsmiIy. and
an Willingly testify to It's value As a m.,iioin.
HENRY GitMAND, Pastor VI, h. tfu,eL
Madison, Conn, June 1Oth, 1904.
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,,t Nav H.vfS, June IN. 1884
Mr. coE-hn.R slRs- rns hottie ofssI,sp.l,sts
hedleine received from you, gave in,lanlsns.,a
relief only nssd u when ID, food distrss,s.ps "a
wss about I'te taking two doses 10 day one 10 ~,
food and Decreasing ihe medicine. until asa snn.
Died 10 eat without taking anything at ALL NJ, Gaze
pas an extreme one, having suhsrsd orseven re.,s
now sonsidef myself eured, and bs onlt ma, ~.
bottle OF Medicine In the space OF twe neaal'. sih
dose wssatsa'hoopfsL ELLEN :. ALlkN.1
Sold BY Dfpsgisis IN city and eobntrs s,e,. .se,.
.s., fRicE $500 PER Borri,r, .i',
o,SsI' sy mail ,,o'ns slisi dsas,. ss.,a, .,is,
~ c,G, cL thk kFaU a.Ag
.ti wholesaie ihassists, Ass Hsssa s'sau, sli.s
.e. At. Il a..ss.,3 u. !, Pr'pnriofs,.
NorE.--Femsles ENeiESrs will isd ~. srlss.
I'd antidoie f1f Nausea a. Stomach. N l.si.~'
s,uonpee ulisI 70 the sifuation.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15
Goes Dyspepsia Cure,

mmcdiaie and insiantaneously, We pledge our w,,d
- men OF honor-our reputation ~ rharmHrutt,t,-
'uf favorable acqueihishce with the psopl- a, r,o.
'tieior. otihe oflJrenownsd "Co,, Cooyh n.l
nm, "iiitis used according 10 oar directivn. Nbi
nay he found With csrh bottle We add below ,oms
esiimosials ftOhi oIr ne ghbors and ,oxn.m.,, ..
Which We ash lOuf oaIeful aiirnIIon
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15
Goes Dyspepsia Care,

rill aGt and cnhhot siiH where the crs. ., .,.l
femoses the Disease by rmotingth the eaa,,, ho,uk
Alcoholic Biiep which eotet np yout bad f.elinr
TOT few noments by their eShilststirs vfii cts
bewsfe Of all stuh temediss o. hey,tHsr, h., II,
hetrlstes use Remedy that will restore nh. ais.
eased iurcton, TO thet forinat condition AMI 20, i
motion the entite human merhsnisn In p.,l.,, H.,
mony, and upon principles Nhon, hou. with u,iI Al,
lined ph,iocgicsllaws That.aeh willbo ihr ,n,,,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15
strickland's Melliauous Cough Balsam

I,ures Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat. Asthr1a aud
SConsumption. tits only necessary for any one
troubled with these complaints, Try one bottle OF