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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08
ACARD TO THE PuRLIC-

AS is well known by large majority of
this community, as well as the people of the
Territory generally, I did at one time expect
to be candidate before the people of Idaho
Territory foE the position Of delegate to Con-
gress, but on mature consideration 1 conclud-
ed to withdraw from the contest, owing to
the fact that defeat would be inevitable as
there would then be two Union candidates.
namely, Saml C. Parks and myself. In ac-
cordance with the conclusion arrived at, to
withdraw, published card 10 that effect
In the Boise News, published at Idaho City
and also in the Idaho q Statesman, p published
.at-Boise City. Before concluding to with.
draw from the political contest, [ had had
printed a circular Redistribution throughout
the Territory. which circular afterwards
suppressed 50 far as I was. able, but few
copies Esome half dozen having got out. On
Yesterday, the 9Th Oct, I was informed bv
good authority that the editor ofthe Crisis !
Democratic Or Copperheadsheet, published
IN this city, had somehow obtained.a copy of
my circular and intended to publish til Q same
in the columns of his paper at its next issue
the 7th Oct. On reeeivihgthis information
Immediately penned the following note to-
Alrs &c. Street, the editor of the Crisis:
IDAHO Cray October 9th, 1861
MR.. STREET-ED. :" CRIsIs"-SIR: I am in
formed, upon. good authority that you intend
ouollSnlng the circular that had printed
some time SINCE for distribution, when I ex-
3ecteo Iofpe a. candidate before the people of
laaho Ferritory for Delegate to Congress-
showing sir as you must that have with.
lfaWn from the contest, and that therefore
ne. clrcpiar is of strictly private nature.
I'm somewhat surprised to hear that yo,
you'd assume TO ppblishthe document with
ny name attached, as my name can only be
lSeu VITA my consent. l. therefore most re.
pectfullg forbid Your publishing that. circu-
ar IN your paper over my signature! re-
nam, sir, very respectfully your obediept
'V 'aI' A. 6. Turner.
witthstanding thisgearnest protest on
~ part, see negertheless, the circular, in
uli has been Published inthe crisis. Tosav
he least, | think Mr.. Street, as a public Jour
ali8t, has pursued very unprofessionaI
curse in this matter, as,his only object was
make political capital for bis party. In
oqeeIIqFsIfon desire to say to my friends and
le public generally, that am not a candi-
ate bef0reathe peoplefor any Office whatever.
rs 2''.- i A. G.. TURxEa.45
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08
shariHa 80.

TNDER virtue Of an execution, issued ont Of llt
u trict Court Of the I'd judicial District 3nan.
Boise county, 1. T.. on the ut day Es9teishar
1864, upon a Judgment rendered in anl aya 3 rtN-
day of September, 1854 in favor of ns
A. E. Galloway and against j b. Walaz ~
81 018, with interest thereon at the rate m zen
per annums from. tbs 9Th N az ntof 1879 ts+f.
with costs Of suit, t6xedat $48 $500, lla ST. ra0r
the following described property Of J 3. Maa n
dant, to-wit One undivide dshafe Consisting ~
Of the so-called Pioneer ditch, situated on the 6
OF Grimes creek near the town Of CBasrla efsts tf
Boise and also the interest Of the aforesaid IN "a
five gulch cEinls, consisting Of one sun la said
claims Situated In tAe second wet z soath 81 Carter
vile, commencing at theHiopth Of IN euich and r1sa
ming up the gufel8 one thoasaEd fdai slsd ora np
divided twO-hfth interest in and to ba ninr
claims, cOmmenelngRt fhs rs-tleae.ib ss r6
ming south; and to sa1tsy iae ai6feissf aagaias s
COSTS and aeauing ceslg, a4 asa afat -ies,
scTibed property for sale At pahlio v tsfha kbses
bidder for cash. on the 2StI Eley q uaI
between the hours of One end ThEe pM
Eagle Saloon, in the town Of GenterFil cod
(rI-o1 Given under my hand, at nfss9
( l.. S. Scoupty, this 9th dlg q ggtQae D
t-- SEp1NKIfAM hn Hois
3-5w, s0os8E e8bNgHks , Da
-3 Alex 3goda ,i5a ilf8
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08

THE Election Law, or SO much thereof as
relates to the quali6catian Of voters and the
manner of conducting elections will befound
in the News to-day, and Will enable judges,
inspectors and clerks to understand the part
they have to play, as well as voters the rights
to which they are entitled.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08

gP0PJLATIoE OF IDAHO TBBRrT0RY. "a
large enigtation 3 pourip & into tss territory
who have cot been enumerated, and undoubt-
edly there viii, by the time emigration ceases
for the season, be as large a population as
before the division Of the ; Territory. The
enumeration is as follows: ,.-,-..-.--.
Number Of voters in Idaho county, SOP
Nez Perez and unorganigedi district, 1179 /;
Shoshohe, i2IS, (estimated at 100 more who
are prospecting, and not to be found by the
Marshallj Boises S441S 5Alturas,z 1856
Owyhee, 1900; Oneida estimated at $40.
Total number of voters, 1899. Total pope
ulatiOn Of Idaho jFerrtQyys 21,7O9.-LRWis-
ton. Ags.a3AoW
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08

BURNT DowN.-A cabin burned on West
Hill, Monday night, in sight Of this Office, but
we hear none Of the particulars, or whether
the loss was great or small. @
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08

AT Salt Lake, on the 27th Of Sept coin
was worth IT'S; Virginia (H 2. dust, SIS
per ounce; Boise dust, $22- stalking legal
tenders as a basis. 4s
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08

$4,000 worth Of Legal Tender notes fer
sale at this Office in lots to suit purchasers.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08
SHoorIHe AT WALLA WALLA BY CITIZENS OF

n SHOOTING AT WALLA WALLA BY CITIZENS Of
I0AHo.-5udgs E. T. Beatty, on his way dOBi
the country, met D. H. Anderson at Walla
Walla on Saturday, Oct the 1st, and as a feuc
existed between the parties in consequence
Of the divorce Of Beatty and wife during the
July term Of the District court in this city
and the subsequent marriage Of Anderson and
Mrs. Beatty in Portland, from whence they
were at the time. returning, Beatty stood in
the door of the Oriental Hotel, and as Alder.
son was coming down Main street, B. called
to him, and said, /" Anderson, is that you 2"
A answered Yes when Beattle fred at
him. Anderson returned the fire. Several
shots were exchaHged-Beatty firing fYe,and
Anderson four times. Anderson was shot in
the arm, badly shattering the bone just above
the elbow !; Beatty was untouched one bah
from Alderson's pistol took effect in an OK in
the street. We learn from Mr. Loop, who
witnessed the ARRAY, that it was thought
probable that Anderson would lose his arm,
and that Beatty expressed himself dissatisfied
with the result, and that he would not again
attack him, consequently it is altogether like
" that hostflities between them are at amend.
UNION TlokEa.-Last week the name Of DE- |
J. A. Raymond, for Councilman, was mad
left out of the Union ticket,Lthe
nisapprehension arising from the compostor's
knowledge of the fact that the Governor had
rot included an additional Councilmauin his.
election proclamation The wrong done this
county in the spportionmeRt is so manifestk
n allowing the meager county of Idaho am
'ther Councilman, while Boise with pOpu-
afon several times that Of Idaho was ignored,
as determined the two parties torun their
andidates for that office and whoever-is cleo
ed will proceed to the Capital and claim
eat GU the ground that it is right, aad a
ight minded legislature, with the facts Before
hem, viii hardly have the hardihood in de-
ance Of rigAG to deny him seat, even
lough it be to the exclusion of member !
wrong to be foisted upon the /
eople By the Executive Of the Territory.
Re fear bis BxcelIencyh has fallen among bad e
ivisers whose only hope for earthly saliva
on is in the cQptinuanes.of the Capital at
0N1sSEgou' rae9f d 73fafsf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08
n ew this w eek.
TSlase oiszen. IF Boise Co,lnto n

av ~ G<ANO.
T0ase Citizens Of Boise C6ttntg u Z.
Believing thatea great injustice has been done
TO lfs. Winchell OF this place, in accusing herf for
being Instrumental III tae sldder death 81 her
husband and child, take this method of inform
ing the public that the evidence brought before
the Grand jury, at bhetJulF Term, was carefully
examined by the Grand Jury of the September
Term, and GOthingwas adaaced to warrant
suspicion against her,.
the adjournment of the Grand Jury; g What was
done with the Winrhell case ~ and in many in
stances have thought that the parties Wers Ouey.
ang1OuS to connect her name with horrid crimes
without the least doGbtin TIER minds of her guilt
when mo- evidences 70 establish such a belief wa,
Droughg before the Grand Jurysli9 oaabE
- r. III. JOHNS.
EOremAn of the Gr.na G.r.t IT,.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08

SANITARY Commission. II. Hamil-
ton has received commission from. the Sec
retary Of the California Sanitary Commission,
O.G. Wheeler, empowering him to Organize
Soldiers Relief Societies in this Territory,
which he will proceed to do during the next
tVoweeks, in all the principal mining camps
of this part ofthe Territory. It is suggested
that contribution boxes be placed at the polls
in each preoinesfOr thiEps6le object. Funds
can be sent to the Seeretarys office, Mo- 24O
Montgomery street, San Francisco, through
w, F. & Co. free of charge. T-~
TIE IDA#o P ATRloTLsauie size Aflthe )CEi-
sis-will appear on tomorrow afternoon; is
to be a Union political Orgaa. isulap .aa T.
ssifsH la1gsg 9as o., Ia.isa 10 ia -8GsA .EEl1T
aiHg Iaoa lgJgl .a!9Js alslsk 8
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08

had gone up to 545 cents, being an advance
of I5I cents on the dollar since the fall Of
Atlanta.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08

RAyMoNDSs QUARTZ MIIL.AOur Placer.
vile correspondent, =. /" week before last, in
commenting upon the workings Of this mill
and the Pioneer ledge, cast some reflections
upon the secrecy with which they cleaned up
their first run, that we are assured are not
warranted by the facts. The Communication
was handed us by a well known business man,
and, as we supposed was devoted entirely to
South Boise quartz mining. After reading a
page or TIVE, we passed it over to the compos-
itor, and left for PlaoerNille, where we were
frst.made aware Of the attack Upon gths
owners Of the Pioneer Ledge ppon receipt of
tee paper. If injustice has been done che
parties, we can only say we, regret it, and that
it was altogether unintentienaloh our part.
VI y n ID ga
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08


INCREASED NEWS FACILITIES The Humboldt
Express Company are changing the stock Cd
their route and making other necessary ar
Engagements for bringing in Geographic news
only thrse days from St. Lopis, New York,
and the Seat Of War; The completion of
the TELEGRAPH from Virginia. city 10 Star city
enables them to obtain the news at that point
as early as it is known in Sacramento. and
San Francisco and the trip can be made from
star city to this in foar days, The 90, have
contracted with Forbes, of the & Humboldt
Register, to print paper three times week
containing three days dispatches in each,
with which they will leave Star city every
Wednesday and Saturday. arriving here ON
the Saturday and w ednesday following. The
win contain The entire news sent
to the California Associated Press, and will
be sold throughout the basin, an agency be-
ing established in this city, Plaeeryille, Cen
terfiile and Pioneer, as we'll as South Boise,
Boise city, owyheer ETC. This arrangement
will pretty sfectually play US little fish out
of the Eastern news business, bat twill &C
the masses, and everything goes.
The first express under this new regime will
arrIVe IN about one week from this date.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08
UNION tFgGIIFI ~

& 4 y 4AlSiAt H-fAACAa ...-- -. /.
mi 0TlCEis hereby 'giVentothe Members of tbe
In IdahOeBnion League, that meeting will be
held on every evening at Pick Wick Hall Main
street, Idaho City. .'ta1sel rsIi Ms III :
Byortgr of the President.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08
8oisq Rlrs,
SATURDAY.. ocTToBER, 8, 1864

Preaching, &C., tomorrow as usual q
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08

GaphsbAcKs, in San francisco On the 18th
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08

FATAL SHoorma- james Ullman haa an
alteration with Charles Young, 4 barber
occupying house belonging 10 the soafaeri
on Saturday last, aad'subssquentIy With Geo.
Pfiin,a hand or partner in the shop in which
PFim'was shot and instantly killed BY Ull-
man, a pistol ball passing lthrOugh his heart.
Adlegal Investigation of the matter will be
had next week when we shall be able to give
some Of the particulars, but until sworn
statements Of witnesses can be heard st is
impossible to arrive at any reliable facts id
Fhs case. Both the BARRIERS have been re.
gardeqq IS being persons Of, African dssoent
though they claim that Prim was a Halfbrsed,
his father being Gherokee, and his mother
Canadian French woman. We are told that
he was native Of the Cherokee nation, op-
posite Fort Smith, Arkansas and that his age
was SO years. Ullmap Is IN jail awaiting his
examination, which the large amount Of
criminal business in the Dist. Court necessa-
Eily delays, the attention Of the District At
tOrney being entirely taken Up with murder
trials Id that Court. " aaa8jge. 5aabssusaa
+ -.s-,
SPECIMENS. Mr.. Adams has ahoWn. as
specimens from the Lincoln and the Abe &
Andy lodes near Silver City. This rock is
intersperced with gold aud silver alternately,
which burning brings out very plainly, and,
in fact, prOfusely. Tie specimens shown us
are entirely destitute Of free metal as fan as
can Be perceived on the surface, and the burn
ing process Is resorted to before any indication
% to its quality is manifest. Silver City IS
/" marching on, and if its name is changed
to some human sort Of selection, leaving OF
the presumptuous title Of city, there may be
hope Of its increase and final arrival at dis
tineton, esthe centre OF a rich quartz mining
region.
q 81 lanp2 ID M saa
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08

Cor BAoE-H. NJ. Swinnerton, Of the Book
Store, and chief manager of the U. S. mail
arrangements here, came home on Monday,
after short absence, during which be has
visited Dalles and Portland, and purchased a
large addition to his stock Of books, station
cry, etc, etcrn which will arrive a., soon as it
is possible to bring them through by any. Of
the ordinary means Of transporting freight
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08
One Of the nOBlestlwotks of Cod =

B97TKe have. been informed, that the con-
dition Of George Nutall, who sustained a very
serious compound fracture of the thigh d
short time since, is such as to Wabfant the
belief that he will speedily recover, and that
the limb will be nearly if rot equally as use
lful as itsWas before the receiptof the injury.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08

Ullman, to the West Hill Cemetery, on Sun.
day afternoon, where the Body.4as deposited
according to the rites ofthe Episcopal church
the Rev, Mr. FaekIer officiating. 0bserv-
ing that several 81 th profession wore Ma.
sonic aprons, and having heard of the exist
enee of seoIored lodges Of that order, We re-
paired to the cemetery to observe the ceremo-
nfes, but none were performed other than, the
church. service aboVelalludedt to, at the close
Of which seyeraIof the coIoted people Joined
in the response, So mOte-it now hence
forth and foeevermoree' ErE-y zEeE8er erg
5aa -Z--Tr-T-z 7777 10 7--.l.s3 ga,eaa.
FORREST THEAgER. Henry is reft6ing
and Fenoyating the Forrest SOFAS to render It
comfortable for Winter stage-b63es have
been constructed, thelstage made much Ilarg-
er, the walls papered, and the seats in the
dress-clrcle CUSHIONED Geo. Pardey VIII
take benefit on Thursday evening, on which
occasion he wiz represent his favorit9 and
great character of FOodles, in the play Of
that. name in which Mrs. Waldyon will appear
as Mrs Toodles.a There will also bea new
farce introduced, one that has never been
performed here. besides a variety Of songs,
eomicalsies, etc, in which Bob Lindsay and
others will take leading parts. iaeP
~ 5Gs #aHfr z .llI 9l# le 5T2f ISIS 81 j
PROCEEDINGS IN JUSTICES CoVRT-onE
afternoon Manuel Claryen was tried
before Justice Walker on charge Of attempt
ing TO break into cabin. Found guilty by
3 Jury and fined $500 BY the Court. signor
gIarveh5 according to general belief, Is
leader in his profession, The Sheriff found |
chief 8 whistle on his person, 81. Ierq (
PoI1rIcAL MEEFINes.-This evening there
viii be Democratic meeting at PlacervilIe,
and a club meeting in this city. The Union
party hold a meeting this evening at Pioneer
City, and on tomorrow evening another
grand toreh-Rght procession, pyrotechGoa
display and speaking, in which Caleb Lyon Of
lyonsdale, Governor of the TerritOry, IS lad
leriised to take part, will occur ia this city. /
salg saaI3iszd1 al N
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-11
STR AN ED.

From the subscriber, IN this city on the
oh inst A medium sized dark Brown
Cow, plain face, limbs regular 1t is supposed
.he has rovsd into the country. or woods and
had calf. Any person returning said Cow
To the subscriber, or leaving word at the OF.
hce OF Su,llh, Barns, GCo. where she may be
louhd will be literally rewarded.
JOHN X. HAAS.
Tiilln, o., june II, 1861 3,-3w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-11

mcnt, not only at Washington ant
throughout the States aud Depart
m,nts--in all telegraph, cxpussr
and other public offices.
OPERATIONS AT wAsuISG1oN.
Proof wes ais obtained early in
j Junc OF the contemplated stimuli
taneous d,monstralion Oi the
southern ~ inieg upon lennsyl.
vania, kun'ucky ana Missouri.
about the time ot the meeting OF
tho ChicfgO convention un the llh
Of July, III anticipation oi a gen
vral RISING Of the Northern section
oI the order, cons qucnt upon the
difficulties twas suppueed would
,nsuc through the efforts Of Val.
| ndigham to app,ar at Chi a. % ut
tie meeting Oi tho Democratic Ma.
ticnal Convention. How that in.
formation has been verified, the
events which have taken place
since allorl ample evidence.
II is further established, beyond
a doubt, that there isa general un.
derstandng aud policy acted upon
by tho rebel commanders; cspvci
ally in tho trans NJ sis5tppi Dc. |
to have IL number olI
-pics within our lines, especial. |
Iy in sruri, by ,iv.ng them /.
leaves OF absence to 60 home INTO
.he States an ong their families and .
friends, aud those So permitted 10 7.
go home, are ,netruct,d Wy M,i:.
officers how successfully to uhss
through tue Inca witnuut beng .
nolUst d. With til, 81 Instructions (
hey start Tor North AMI upon
'caching the nearest Federal poet
'cprcscnt themselves us desprtcrs
axe the amnesty oath. They 4
hen commence their operations !
IL spies and smugglcrs, ANA AT
he same time il was the under
that they should join in
he rise with tho members ot the !
rider, which was expected to take
place about the fourth ut July.
~ the real character OF the
Mcclellan Minute Men N New |
! ork and some other tate, and
ndentiiicution with this order.
here is abundant evidence. lts
igns aud rituals have been obtain
ii, aud its workings and objects
Iru wei understood. Its Nation.
Al Secretary frankly ndmits-snp.
posing himself to be speaking "on
he squaro" to member oi the q.
\. Is. that il has assume Il a sun.
'prt of tho war policy only because |
people are lull of gunpowder AMI
hat thosc who =, r,lTespLt iis inter .
SITS are to preach Il vigorous pros.
cution of tho war. but that when
nee in power, they would soon
hrow oil that policy, and the war
You'd bc closed Within thirty tlaNs
Itcr assuming thc rcins If Guvorh |
icnt, with sucI ~ rauttCs To the /
south as would satisfy them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-11

UJlN noticing tho death Of
Maj General McPhorsn, tl,c
New York TmCS states asa some
what remarkable fact that the
sieat contest before Atlanta should
nave found three class mates ot
West Point in command ul the ar
nrit there. viz: McPhorson, Scho
icld, and the rebel uood. Me.
PLcrson and Sckotirll were room,
mates during the last year of their
cadetlile, and Mcpherson aud
Hood terminates during tl,rir last
cucampmont. McPhcrson is the
third General of his cla,s-lS53-'
who has been killed in the fold of
battle. Torrill fell at perryvillr,
aud llill at Stone River.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-11
The National Patent
OFFICE.
SNYDER 4 WALTERS.
229 Broadway, New York.
Patent Soliciting House, and Patent
Commission House, ComJtRed!i

Solicihng1aG,,,', co%Gs,y g, .,. vii, &c, q, a,
ontt for new Inventions IN ihis country sud Eu.
t,pe on the mott rrasouable terms, Conduct In.
tf,ngcment cu,e1 --uud pEocrIe feHewal,Vf Pat,
erts.
OHf EShjJtiioa R0oms ami
settling Department w. ~, pectiully submit, to
Tue public tnat outsis the onr Responsible rOiicit
Room. and frricirhT aud SrCnE,strL Scliug do.
pHrtm'bt Attached. uS PArRNfs r,KsSo or ~ u,
va KkqrtKk No ApvANCg ttktoE ESFLptNu.
We are tu Regular 90 nmuuirttiuh win upWauls 4
ltU rairnt SELLERS ;hrn th1p' the country Nno do
pend Nhnly iur thstr sulpiynt Ftte1t, up,n u..-
Oar tSuihiu"a Rooms tcurncr utOadNsy and liar.
clHN rtctt tn the V"f hear snd center Ofthc ritSl
are dHtiN ytsi'cd " nuubafs Of 'tpit Rsts M NJ,
VI luiotpUi ESQ tugtuyUsIuenis IN valuable Pat.
cntt, tnt the purpitr Of rr.seiitngtu smhvtsiUnss
winle other hcu heavier tapitHltsts ne aiuANs
rgatt 10 tutIhass useful Patent Hnd engage IN tt
mtuuiACtuTr, nnd TINS SECURE y lucrative monopoly
Thee sourrcs ordcirbndthnt are dtily ausmen ing
tts fully sotiuientto absorb the entire supply Of
Patents nov heiGEt'surd a-d that altar pr,ces.
Consicrmenis Of rAtents tot sale are rcsssctiul.
. " solicited Any infofn,tiSn tree. Removable
Ar,nis wantrli n every coTuty aud town Who have
fixed places ut bhsiusss ito such will pay SaI
per quarter nni pet cen'. on al s,test to SCI
our Agents, or The eXpl,urtioa (o1~ hour vr NOR
PEE daN1 u1thr nhtrls 1t such patents NAV he
placed IN their hahds fnf sale. 10 good Statesmen
Who viii give whole hrInrss willp1y s. per month
Alec ~. avslUg Agent, Vtr'rd aI a fAif saisry.
Ag'us vii lee r'q lit'i to give some s7ti,tariory
serufitv OF icP1st tls,-t piteo of tno .olt ntich
Wlllb Tttu ua,u whom returned.
Adde'S ~ sIu.tus ,t1np.
SNYDER g. WALTERS,
a..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-11


the tss,s. |, Is not violent remedy, bot smolisn
warming, searching snd eftecive, eAL be taken by
the oldest person or yOungest child.
MADAME ZADuC NPORTERS CURATIVE
bALsAM isso new and untTied m' dcips, but has
been used BY the pdbo for the past ten yeaf, with
nnpAss lied sucovss sRd ss acquired ts present en-,
isn'ive sad largely Increasing sale SIMPLY hy being
reoomnsnaed bS those who havs used ~ "a their al.
hicied tue nds sud others.
IFNuU HAVE A COLI, ,if ever 20 slight, do not
tail 10 give the Balsam tnal as the ven low pues
Al which u Is sodi bdngs IL In the reseh OF every
The timely use Of a rs cent bottle will oftsn prove
TO be worth one hundred tunes It's coat.
10 not be pu, of with any other, Ask ior MAD
AMH IAD''C PiRrERS COuGH RALsAM. iR.
sist oR having IL, ARd tAks 20 other IL yoSs DTug
gs, doe. not have II, have him send and get It for
VH.
~ soLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS AT 2, AND
81 CGSfS PEI BOTTLE.
DU BoIs & CO., Druggists,
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