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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12
D. s. NYE.
Be MANLY.

Never try to keep out of any ones way
when you owe him anything. 1t is bad
enough, in all conscience, to be in debt,
make your condition no worse by grow
ing mean under its pressure. When you
cannot pay up at thessappinted time, don't
make believe sick, don't skulk about in
out of the way streets to avoid meeting
your creditors, don't sneak around the
first corner when you catch sight of him
before he has seen you. All such con-
duct is unmanly. No doubt you feel
averse to standing face to face with man
whom you owe-pay day past and the
debtor slill-it is mortify.ng, very but
it is only one Of the natural consequences
of borI owing and as you have incurred
the penalty, why meet it like man.
Face you creditor, let him know that you
neither forget the debt nor underrate his
patience with you. say frankly that you
are very sorry to keep him so long with
out his money, and that you will pay up
as fast and as soon as you possibly can.
This Is the only creditable way to con-
duct yourself in the case. There is no
respect due to man or woman who,
feeling unable to meet their payments at
the proper time, instead of going at once
and explaining the reason why they fail,
and doing and saving all they can to as
sure their creditors that they mean no
dishonesty, sneak about carefully, anA-
ious to shun the creditors sight.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12
60 DIR. ]. D. Laird,
A PRACTICAL. SUI GE0N

TIAVING permanently located in Sycamo''
i l. to practice his profession, ,soicits the pat
ronage OF the public. Beinga graduate OF th'
University of Pennsylvania, of thirteen years
xperience--one yearof which time he has
spent in the Pennsylvania Hospital, and two
others in the Military Hospital of the United
States, aud active field service.
DR.. LAIRD, feels confident that he can
NEST the requirements of the people in all the
ellis that flesh is heir to-" So far as science
has revealed the means Of combating diseare.
Specialattention paid to Operative Surgery -
Heis also In possession of a sure Remedy for
Dropsy which he obtained from an Irish Sur
peon in thc Old Country.
j. B. LAIRD, A. B. NJ. D.
Sept. 10, 1s63-6m.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12
~ A polite man was once making a

D A polite man was once making a
voyage on the Danube, when the boat in
which he was sunk. When he was Just
on the point of drowning, he got his
head above the water for moment, and
taking off his hat, said :-"Lsdies and
gentleman. will you please excuse me ?'
and down he went ...#a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12

Ras" What is difference between stab
bing man, and killing hog? One is
assaulting with intent to kill, and the
other is killing with intent 10 salt. i 10
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12

Ey Kisses between women are like
two handsome unmatched gloves-charm-
ing things with t heir proper mates. but
good for nothing in that way.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12
IT. & Fl. Mccormick,

DAINTERS. will promptly attend to Hou't
l. Paentng, Wagon Painting, Paper Hang
ing, Graning. Glazing, and Cementing Brick
y ork. All work done in the best manner, and
upon the most reasonable terms.
GIT Shop one door South of David Bowsher's
Grocery Store.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12
Wanted Correspondence

b youpg soldier IN the Army Of the Gum
berland, ,BSed 90, wishes to Correspond with
any admbef Of Young ladies' whose sentiments
are Lysl to the Union, subject fun, love and
frendshp, Photos Exchanged if desired, I'D :
dress George ". Patterson, 90. l., lst Reg, Ill
Art ith Div, 18th A, c, ,SceotsbuneH Alabama
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12

Es- A young lady recently blown of
some high cliffs on the coast Of England
was preserved from death by her crino-
line, which alighted her, bushing but I'm
hurt, on The sands eighty feet below.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12

,Es- A country girl. in speaking of
the polka, says; 'the dancin' was MOTH
in but the huggin' was hesvenly.' ues %
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12

EE John, can you tell me the differ
ence between attraction of gravitation
and attraction of cohesion ?" Eyes, sir.
Attraction of gravitation pulls drunken
man to the ground, and the attraction Of
cohesion prevents his getting up again. "
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12

EF A head properly constituted can
accommodate itself to whatever pillow the
vicissitudes of fortune may place under
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12
McKellv & Grisell,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Office in Beerys
N Block, Second Story, Upper Sandusky
Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12
Mott & BeryY,.

A TTORNERS Ar LAW, Upper Sandusky
N Ohio Office in the Prosecuting Attorney
Office in the Court House.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12

Gg- There are two things you should
n OF borrow-trouble and ne wspsper.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12

EF Relieve misfortune quickly. A
man is like an egg-the longer he is kept
in hot water the harder he is when taken
out.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12

tB c. w. RoBACK, Compounder of
Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills; aud Distiller and Manufacture tf Cat
.awba aud Swedish Brandies, aud all kinps Of
the finest Domestic Liquors, which aie sold,
Wholesale, or iu any desired quantity, at Nos.
60, So. SO and So. East Third Street, Cincin-
natl, Ohio. W "' '' -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12
BUSINESS CARDS,
L. A, Brunner,

A GENT 4ETNA IN SURANCE CO., of Wy.
"A audot County, Ohio
Ut Office Beerys' New Block, Second Story
Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
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LIVERY -: $50 $:
STA u IuFa

On Wyandot Avenue, below the Yellow Cor
uer, in this place, and will at H. times accom-.
modate the public with any kind of"rig'' they
may desire.
The Buggies and Carriages are of the most
fashionable kind, and the Horses were selected
with view to please the most fastidious.
Don't forget to give him call, when you
want to something nice to ride in. Charges
moderate, and drivers sent with teams when
desired.
JOHN H. HARDER.
Upper Sandusky, Nov 81, ls63-tf g.
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FOR SALE BY

tF JOS. A. MAXWELL, Druggist, Upper
Sauduskv;H H. FLoBK, wyandot; SILAS DE
BOLT, Mexico; A. SAFFELL, Sycamore; IRA
BRISTOL, Whartonsburg; NJ. CHESNEY
Marseilles; and all Merchants throughout the
Unnited States and Canadas. ly.
The sun., 1864-08-23

(rlhLS ANIfD, ~ LEARN lHF MILL
- tlry cap lekins, at l'- Manison IT. TOP tool. l,i
GAS AND STEAM FILTER AND PLUM
~ er nntcdA go01 rrs and steam tt'oT, Vho b.-o
snder'ands something Of pumbors' work. cal obtain
eoou situation IN mandatory TO DO upgirlng und
ruu new p.pe. To 'ooi .tcady man permanent enc
= th 4eieIen.ts, Ne" haven Arns Goa Bridgeport,
Conn. .lo
The sun., 1864-08-23
vssI.2e Aas q.
A lA.l ANp NANN =. ;. RECRUITING
EfNn'ZNUl~,
intr thc 'uPcuntcutcnco ot

A EAN ANn NANN y. ;. RECRUITING
"a EfNn'ZVul~.
iutci tnc 'upcrintcudcncc OF
CART. l.. COMBS,
- IISrl'\ Ntp >I, Nrar BRO NNW W.
Captain COMBS has the honor tn rcier by per
NCI iRr PATRICK s CO. Hardware Merchant.
wN. hLNoRD & co. Iiariwaic Importers %
Col sons !. NEVILLE Superintendent Of tho
sir,ot And other Merchants. Etnkcfr ami rIoir,.
f,gnm Gcnt.ou'n oi wei known hirh chua't'r.
c,.vr EVERY DOLLAR Witch ne captain promi.,.
tops AID thm every Nonnt"'r ~ Sllaiiiuto
l,uvi r,n sfe wanted tor one or three years for
AkiliLLkG' "a ALkl' or INFANTRY.
Loo men wanted Tot the Navy.
NJ seamon, irenon. Cod-pa.ser- 4 Landsmon.
D. m.n ~anioI ioi ny, psn coiiptn}. Of tho ,..
The men he hofutoiuie tcc ruit-d hy ior the l. IN
AC 10 De- plACcI In tup ilbt. b. order of the Gov
eruor 1hi- company VII -oon he flci Al volnn-
tc' OF sulatit t't tor three years, who wish
VETERANS
" Al Il i'rffiS'intfizfSbi fS'itf II * ~ FFiiTTvtsoGs
e. -.ycnu Town. IA thi Sute
10 PAY LARGE BUt MITES
ONE YEAR MIN.
They eau enlist iufuy COMPANY, can have choice
OF ANY branch OF the service,
hrhIIk 6tf AkMr OK NAVY.
Can ho accommodated with quarters over night.
have p-nty ut Room.
1901 MITES
ONF YEAR MIN, tiI0 10 500
THREE YEAR MLN, siW To- 5000.
Don't iOrfct the Number.
80 h1 lisp"nnid street, near HrnIwsv
a DVANChS MADE ON ALL APPROVED
- claims ESain-t ue Government Tension. and
BROWN SHElllON, Park Place. 3Il
A RNl OR NAVY YEAR MEN Want
"a ci-tGIu lonnU for -ubstitutc- and volunteers
tor year cho ce oi any regiment In the state. Apply
10 MAsliBt kN a. NOEKAl.l- yGu broadway, up
stairs. J2l
ATTENTION, ALL WHO WANT TO EN-
LAlst IN the Army or Nayy.csn hrse from $50 to
tl" With choice nj infantry, cavalry artillery at
l21 loTcry, rcIt Grand -. up stair, utcd states
General krcrr uflc". Hours, tn =. ". so
A 'CLARlONET AND CORNET PLAYER
4 WANTED
FOR 1ilF BRASS BAND OF TIiE '
bfli hLNNN ARTILLERY, y, Y. VOLS.
\ LARGE CASH BOT NfY PAID,
iy authority. Apply 10 Capt. COMBS, 80 lispenaTd
= near broadway. 3bS
The sun., 1864-08-23

"A fIN MIN W NNifp. MS IlNl, ibh
tie array and may .5.r IL f,II cash lJInt
tesdc prize, relief and pension money, will le pni.
Apply ~ ~ Wet cor o lrv n. up stair. s Few
one wear volunteer wanted Tor a town quota. Bounty
81. cash. Nlscs trum IL to SSl per month telidc
ratiuus, aik
The sun., 1864-08-23

A GOOD OPERATORS on GROVFRS 4 BAk-
IA et's sewing marhi e. desires emp. iyi.eut ~
bone. SAT- factory references given. Arply 20 80
IIsp-unrI stlttL %
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few NON nts We receiv a signal, your
shells doirg Nell' We continued ddne
un'il suud 'wr, during which we receive q
The frhowre die a'ches. M Call In
b.eik'n ; Su Il having b0td me-
McCl lian ga % let Ia G l.na for the
d it--.b ~ 6P. n. tn last received
was Jos in thr,vrning: Our men bring
/ ing IN rnemy'A wcunled.'
! Neur midnight !, was runored that
We hrd held uur position md captured
one thousand prisoners. Aud e. ended
the battle OF Ghudsle.
con TuesJay, July lsi, 1862, at about
= A. NJ, q neral NcC!ellan again came
on board, lvokiHg jaded, anxiou. and
weary. At 10 A. NJ, we procecdcd
down the liver ss t6r as Ilsrrison's Lind.
ing Mcclellan meanwhile mt into the
tubin to take a little sleep. At 1890
/ 4. NJ" Mcclellan came IRON the cabin
and to L passage in tug with General
trauklin TO the eneampment. In about
an hour Mcclellan returned. when we
/ immediately started up the river, hearing
hee'y firing as We passed up near Car.
{ tore dock il increased to n perfect roar.
Mcclellan, though qlie,ly smoking a
# Wv AANAANN NtkNN Htttnfu
anxious, aud LOOKED inquiringly at the
signal oii;cr, who was receiving mes.
sage from shore. In q minute he report
cd heavy firing near purter's diyison.'
Shortly after this, about P. M., a me..
sage came demanding his presence in the
Il I'D, and he left the vessel. 0.s0 p. NJ,
iirirg almost ceased. At IL p. d.,
Mcclellan returned, accompanied by
Gen. Marcy. Gen. Mcclellan says:
They took one gun from us yesterday,
but to- doy we have taken many Of their
guns and colors' Yes snid Marcy. I'VE
whipped them like the devil today and
with this encouraging assurance I re-
tired, feeling quite sure that Il come
from reliable gentleman So ended
Malvern Hill.
"On July I'd we hove anchor AZ dsv.
light; shortly after we dropped anchor,
which was about %. NJ, Mcclellan lalt
us. At9 r. NJ, he again came on hosrd
aud remained until 10 a. NJ, July Sd, 1862,
when he left us, looking more anxious
thUn pleasant.
THIS was his Inst appearance. These
Hre the facts, which, though forgotten by
| mcclellan, are well remembered by the
oiiiccrs of the Galcna.
And now trust l have sufficiently
rcassur dyOu. Ii yuu find ers still,
just ass III IN 10 step down / Washing
ton aud consult the log book ofIhr U. 8.
strumer Gnlcua Tor June 3Oth, July la,
July 2d, July 81, 1869, here, over the
the bold signutur VI 'Fllht ~ John
RoJger-,' thcy Will find ample proof Of
what ibty 50 much dr I'D u btli We.
Truly your friend,
"R. E VAN Girs n Md,
IL lc Assistant Su grun, u. 5. N.
80 a. Van WHkle, NtNark, N J."
Corroborative cvtleucc is given by the
washington r puulican, III xtracts
from the log book of IN q lann, sign d
by l. cutT. L ring aud W1shburu. En-.
uics dated Ju1, -, Juy /, and july z.
cord tnc mcvcni ~ ot Mcclellan, ard
show thai he was on board tbs Galenu
uuFtUU uuftt rfs ul llta tkraa g.ua apd
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Davis House.

Formerly called tho "city HOuse,D THIN, Ohio
LEvI WRIRIoK. Proprietor.
The undeTs esires TO inform alb hsffiendsand
the late patrons Of the City House the Davisha
his hotel 10 ready for the reception Of guests The
Houas has been rebuilt, re Te-farnshed andis now as
xood . any In the conntTy. t
i now have stabling enough TO Accommodate any
aunber OF horse, and viii Away have abundanee
sffesd. LEVI WEIRICk,
Tifhn. OotoheI L. Ishs--ISif - - - II
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Ill. g. Wennec.

Manufacturer OF Carriages, BuggieE, sulkies, &c,
Corner Cos and Jefferson streets, near the GeImai
Cstholc Church, ,rifin, Ohio. A fine stock Of th'
latsst styles OF Bpggies, etc., finished In the bes
nAnasI aud OF the most durable materials, constantly
on hand, and promptly msds to order, .,..
riAnh AUGUST o5 1892 b. Az
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A PR cLAaArIN

Fh tLANAII ~
1t has pleased Almighty. G ID to spare
our National life another year, defending
us with HE guardian caro- aypinu un.
friendly designs from abroad, a1d vuuchT
saiing ~ us iu his mercy many signal
victories over the enemy who Is of our
own household. II has also pleased our
Heavenly Father 10 favor as we'll our
citizens in theirhumcs ns our soldiers IN
their camps and our sailors on the seas
with usual health. He has largely aug.
mcnted our rec population by emuncips-
tion ard immigration, while lie has
opened to MS new sources OF wealth. and
has crowned the labor oS working men IN
/ every department OF industry with album
dant reward. Moreover lie has been
pleased 10 auimote aud inspire our minds
and hearts with lurt1udc, courage, and
resolution sufficient for the great trial of
civil war into which We have boen
brought By our adherence as nation to
| the cause OF freedom nnd Humanity aud
to uifUrd to us reasonable hcpcs Of an
ultimate and happy dol,yersncc from all
our danger and affiiclion. 3
Now, therefore, ], Abraham Lineclu.
President of the United States, DO hereby
appoint and set apart the last Thursday
in Novemb next, as day which ! de-
sire to be observed by all my fellow
citizens, wherever they may then be, ss
day OF thanksgiving and PRAYER to
/ Almighty God, the beufcent Creator
and Ruler OF the universe; aud ] do
/ further commend 10 my fellow.eit 5ens
taforcsaid, that on that occasion they do
revcrently humble Themselves In the
dust, and from thence ofi1r up penitent
and fervent prayers aud supplicaiions TO
the Grout dspUser Of events Tor d reinrn
of the intstimablc blessings Of pei &c,
union and harmony throughout the laud
which it has pleased Him TO assign Us .,
dwelling place Tor ourselves and our
posterili throughout a. generations,
In Testimony Mher1ol ] have hereuntd
sci my hnnd aud caused the seal of tho
/ Unite d State 70 be affixed, So naIq sdl
/ Dlno at the city al Washington, this
2Olh Jay Of Oclob r, in the wear o. our
Lord, ls64, uGd OF til independence of
the Unted Stnles the eighty ninth. fal
ABRAHAM LIso4Lsy
B. The President; ru
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Bank of Tinin

r. w. sHAwHAs & A. G. SHEATH, Bankers OF
nce, ,shawhan's New block, Uhere they w'lItranssc
a general Banking business aud pay Interest on De
posits 81 fellows. ,
t4y-Csrtiheates pa yable on demand.
"a, ss A. G. SHEATH, Cashier.
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Frank Baker.

Attorney at Law, Tim, Ohio. oAiee, in Tonib's
Bloek. All just claims for Bounty, Back Pay ,nd
Pension pronRly eollsetfd for soldiers or their
hsirs AZ the lowssi rates. No advance payment re.
suired. NOV 20, ls63-7.ly
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Mrs. A. Il. G. Mattison,s

NEW MILLINERY STORE, REPUBLIC, o.
H Constantly on hand fIe assortment Of Millinery
Goods whiah will be sold at the lowest cash prices
Siraw and Sin NoTk done 10 order An elegant "a.
sortment OF Dress and closk Patterns always on
hand. MRS. A. Z. G. MATTIsON.
Republic, May -, 1864. 32m3
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Wa. ii. sEwAHp, Secretary Of siale.

HNNM.AH
0'yIt hes beoy teld on the stump that
IN The 18Th Of October, 1868, soon aitft'
tho b,'tle OF Chicamuaga, (whHre tNoa
thousand Ohio soldiers were prohihiteil
from voting furSvcrrby ribel bullets
which laid them ewpy 10. res' J the Com
misslon6rs tp receive The vites Of the
Buckeye warriors, ptrnamed their duty
through hospitals IN which five thousaEi
soldiers lay WIN hmbs shot %, apd
Wounds aud sores ali over tLem--lhat all
stretched out their haiids for ballots as
rhey were dlsirihu'ed--and thar v1ths
ac pale, sut eyes biigh. mud deter.
mined, some who, belaEe sup-dova,
we're c.rrio3 out on SIR tehers 10 sold rs.
raves, Il their vofe, and fired one
more 81 I into the rebellion befrr they
died. Glorious privilege, resessedt 20
Amerlebns!-Grand Spectacle, sees oaly'
in the war fOr the r 'pablc--how mag,
nihceniB II has been and will )be rsJ
newed in October aud November, 10 thsj
armies Of the Union,-- Americans. wha,
imperial pride we should have inth'e our
countfr' nod iFpNi' AAtqtf
mat uat ac, eai efi 80 -a-sl liao
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School Examiners Notice.
TO TEACHERS.

Meetings Of the School Examiners cf
Senecs County. for the examination Of
teachers, will be held at the Office Of the
examiners IN Tomb's Block, Tifin, on each
Saturday from the oath day Of September
until the 18th day Of December. 1864, inclu
sive, JAMES PILLARS,
t'' JOHN MoCAULEy
FRANK BAKE
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PLANTATION BITTERS

I LAIN L "A L lON Dill ILnD
which are now recommended by the highest med
ieal authoritie and warranted TO produce an I'M.
MEDIATE beneficial eneeet. They are exceedingly
Agreeable, perfectly iure, and must supereeed all
other tonies where healthy, gentle s,mulsnt is re-
quired.
They pur; fy, strengthen and iuVigoTate'
They create "a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote.t change OF water and diet
Theyovercons effects of dissipation late hours,
They strengthen the system and enliven the min
They prevent miatmatio and intermittent feyers.
They purify the breath and soidity Ofths stom aeh.
They cure DYSPEPSIA and Constipation.
They cure DioThsa and Cholera Morhus.
They cure Liver tCompla int and NsryonS Headache.
They make the weak strong the languid hri iliiani,
and arc exhausted natures great restorsr. fheyare
composed ofths celebrated CaiiSaya bark, winter
rrven ssssuirut ,roots and herbs, all preserved In
perfectly pnrs ST. Croix Rum. For particulars, see
circulars aud testimonials around each bottle.
Beware Of impostor. Examine every bottle.-
See thut IL has our private U g Stamp unmutilated
over the cork, with plSptauon scene, and ouTsigna
ture on fine steel plate side labol. See that our
hottie is not rs6led with spurious aud dsleterous
stun. Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Bites by the gallon or in Bulk. IL an imPosior,-
Any person imitatiI this bottle, or sellingaD 9th
sr material therein ~hetheT called Plantation BIT
tiers OF not, is erimna' Ut der the u. s. Law, and
wi be so prosecuted by US. We already have our
eye on several parties rs'flling our bottles Se.
who will succeed in getting themSelvss into oloss
quarters. The demand for brakes Plantation dit
tiers TfOm ladies, elergymen, merchants, &c, is In.
credible. The simple trial of a bottle Is the cvi
dsnee we prsseut oftheir worth and usnriority.--
Thes are sold all respectable druggists. RrocerE,
hotels, saloons, steamboats, and county stores
p. II. DRAKE g. co.
202 Broadway, N. Y.
March IT, 1864. 24-.-ly
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Seneca County

sTAvE AND HEADING FACTORY, ,TIFFIN, o.
w. r. ChaubsIliu has constantly on hand Flour
and Fruit Barrel Slaves, we'll seaSoned, aAd kiln.
dried heading Prompt attention given TO all oIdsrs.
Also Scroll Saving aud Tuning done to order.
Nsvsmber6 ,ieo3. s.tf
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Book Agents wanted.
$40 TO sac A DAY.

Agents Wanted to Sell the Improved Lit.
tie Giant Sewing Machine. The best cheap
Machine in the United States. We are
giving a Commission BY which the above
wages can be made, or We will employ
Agents at S75 month and expenses paid.
For particulars and terms, nddress. with
stamp, II. S. PAGE, Gen' Agent,
.est222m Toledo Chic
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JOB PRINTING.

Books, Cards, Posters, Sale Bills, Programmes.
Circulars, and every other kind of Printing done
with nsalneu and dispatch. Give usa trial.
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q. Clay,

Attarnsy aud Counsellor At LAW and Notary Pub
&c, ,Fos'oria Tho. viii auenh promptly 10 all bust
nss pHn'rlVcd ~ his care PHrieniaT attention wiz
be i-id N ~ kinis NJ objections, in seners Snl
adj ming uarnties. t-s
mp stairs elr. ~. .I Nlta
'Fs,,Oris, AugGnPc, issi, ~
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From Rev. j u Turner, Pastor Of Ileddina NJ. l..
Church, Phi hilAdelphia
Or. Jack sOn--lsar siT--lIaying used Your Ger
man Biuers In my family frequently, | am prepared
TO say that il has been Of great terce believe that
in mos, cases OF general debility Of the system IL
the safest and most valuable remedy of which have
any knowledge. fours respectfully,
J. n. TURNER,
No sst,..,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-03
d LYONS KATHA1RoN.

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Kahairon u from hs Greek word "kathrO." o
"Kathsifo,@ sirnifSirg to e'esnse. reiuNenate and
restore. This artcles the wcrd il signifies For pre-
serving. restoring and beauuNing the human hair 3,
is the most remarkable preparation IN the world Il
Is again owned and put up by the orsna proprietor
sndis now made with the same care skill aud stteu,
tion which gave Il a sale ofOyeron nilhos bottle,
per snnum.
It,smost delightful Hair Dressing.
1t etadicates seprf and dandrun.
tkes IS the head cool and clean.
itmakes the hair rich son, and glossy.
Il prevents the hair from falling OF and turn.
ing grey.
Itresicres hair upon bald heads
Any lady oi gentleman who values abeautifuh head
ofhair should use Lyons kSthsitou. It's known
and used throughout the civilized world. Sold by
sllre'pectable dealers
DBMAs 8. BARNES & Co. NY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-03
HAGANS' MAGNOLIA BALM.

This is thsmost de rhtfnl and ordinary srti
Gle ever discovered, II changes the sun.botnt fac,
and hands TO peaty satin texture Ofravshing besu
ty, imparilng the marble purity Of youth, and ths
DisrISour appearance so inviting in the city belle
offashion. Itremoves isns, lreckles, pimpss snj
roughaeU from the skia, leaving the oomnleSion
fresh, transparent and smooth Il contains no ma
terisi injurious to tho skin. PA,rcniEed by actres
os an Opera Singers. Itis what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by w. f. HAGAN, Troy. Ny.
AddFest all orders to
DEMAS, BARNES & Co, NY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-03

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor Of Baptist Oh
Germantown, Penn.
Dr.. g. NJ. Jackson--BeaT SiL-ieBonal expcTi,
ence enables me TO say that 1 Tega rd the German
Btteu prepared by you ~ most eAoellsnt medicine
In ease of severe cold and general debility, have
been greatly benefited BY the Of the bitters and
doubt not they produce similar ~ cts upon Others
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Penn