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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-09
From The Springfield Republic.
PAY AS YOU 60.
A Story for the New Year.
BY WIN. T. coGGEsHALL.

There is not quite us much originality
as there is prtjud ce IN the world. else
men and women would not 30 often be
led into eXlruvagaDcc and difficulty, by
The Example OF others. Too many peo.
pie are prone To do as their neighbors,
simply because said neighbors have nu.
mcruus servants, own front pew in u
fashionable church, und ride in hand.
some carriage. It svery we'll that We
should initiate our peighbors when they
DO right; bui, unfortunate ly, we are OF
tener inclined TO pattern after their coats,
or the taking style of their bonnets, than
to initiate their social intelligence or pri.
vlte virtues.
Many times the passion to lock ms we |
as other people, is encouraged at the cx
pense Of more important matters. Then
us poor Richard says in his ulmuuac, awe
puy too dear for the whistle"
Turn over new leaf" is goot
prOverb for more than one man and one
woman in every community. There cur
be no better time for opening new
page than on the opening of new
lyear.
know o man who, on New Years
day (lS64) turned over new leaf.
which bus proved OF great profit to
him,
He was young merchant. His store
had been opcned but few months, and
Us he was doinga good business, he coulC
clifford TO be quite liberal in his household
His wife had rs pretty home IN any
young merchants in the city, and she
had as pretty dresses as any woman on
tho street where she lived, and she took
great delight in the consciousness of the
laet that she was pretty and was prettily
ultred; so did her husband.
There wus some talk that the wife was
a little extravagant, but il did not affect
the merchants business, and the mum
btr Of her admirers continued to in
crease.
The pretty little woman had SO many
pretty things, that il would have been 1
great pity ior her to stay at home all the
tine, and show them only IN her hus
baud. She was Of benevolent turn o
mind, aud, consequently to balls and con
certs.
The season advanced; winter set in
business became dull, and money wa
scarce, but balls and parties and con
cerls were numerous, aud To oil the bes
went they young merchant and his pref
ty wife. They made fashionable friends
aud there were inviting supPeIs given q
th II house
, As the New Yeur drew nigh, Mr.. Far
ley began to realize pressure 10 th
moni y market. He would have bee
glad 10 reduce his current expenses, bu
Oh, il would break his wife's heart 10 de
ny her, aud his credit was good.
The pretty wife sat beside her husban
b on u pretty sofa, when she looked loving
ly into his eyes, aud said
"you c0ldn't guess who was here tc
: dayp ..
at was Mrs. p. Her folks are all gc
, ing 10 the theater on New Years nigh
: There's TO be such pretty piece pluyeC
! do wish we would 60, but hsyn't
bonnet ihufs ili. Mrs, p. had ona Low
to-day; IL became her 30 much"
The mefenant hud letter tor his viii
from her paternal home. He hal forgol
ten 70 speak Of Il before. but instantly
. occurred TO him when his wife hintsd at
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-09
New Bounty Bill,

The following bill passed the Ohio
House OF Representatives on Tbursd,v
last, aud is now before the Senate!
A BILL To amend section sixteen Of an
act entitled sn act ITO authorif, the
County Commissioners, Trustees Of
Townships and City Councils to lew
tax for the payment Of bounties 1,
volunteers, aud to refund subscriptions
made for that purpose"
SEC. |. BE IL enacted bv fke General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That sec.
tion sixteen Of tho above entitled act.
pnsscd March %, 1864, he 90 amended
as to read as follows.
SEc. 10. To provide for the s,ll of
December 10, 1864. or any call which
may hereafter DO ordered by the President
ni tue Unltod States, for volunteers for
tue army or navy, the City Council of
any CITY, and the Trustees Of any Town.
.hIp IN this States are authorised, if they
ieem the same expedient, to offtr boun.
~ ior volunteers, not exceeding In snv
the SUN of Owo) hundred dollars for each
volunteer required from any such CITY or
township, to ill its quota under sueb cali
or calls. For the purpose of pay ing such
bounty the City Council or TOWNSHIPS
Trustees may borrow the amount of
money required, at any rate Of interest
no. exceeding SIX per cent. aud issue
then for bonds on the faith and credit OF
such city or township waieh shall hs
binding snd obligatory thereon. Aaet
any such dram or drafts shall have been
ordered, aud the quota for the city or
township determined under il, the Civ
Council, or the Trustees, as the cas-,
may be- having issued such bonds, shall
determine tho amour, of tax necessary
10 be levied on the property Of the city
Or townships TO pay the sane, with the
interest thereon, and costs of COLLECTING.
aud Immediately certify the same 10 the
Auditor OF the proper county. who shall
place The same upon the duplicate thereof.
and pssess the r, quisite amount of tsx 40
required upon the property of said city
or TOW nship in hs county; and when
collected, The County Auditor shall, on
The requ-ilon of such Guy Council or
Township Trusteesj draw his warrant on
the Treasurer Of his County therefor.
The money shall be applied to the pay.
meht OF said bonds, and 10 no other pur.
pose. Provided, that in any city, or
township, where there ia any surplus
after the payment OF such bonds, she said
surplus may be usued aud appropriated to
Tho current expenses OF such city or
township.
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SONG OF ruR ANrI.wAR NAN.


"Jchn Milduay. IT," tDt. liolmesf, send
TIE following psrm To the Boston rrauscrip
The liucs will apply 10 other loeahties bs
sids Boston,
Another drefll All, woe TO mel
Fray tell me now | can
Escape this eall-and how It ehaneed
That | was born man.
know ! AM not ft 10 serve.
uon't ulirk war IL right;
For ln coward and poltrcon,
And don't want to Eight
When first va. little boy
some thirty years have down
vas so scared at ev,ry noise
dar,d MT sleep alone.
WIN sister Jaue they tucked me up
All snUtil every night,
b a tc coward aud pottCcn,
( Ready 10 die from tisht.
Aud when grew bigger boy
My heart uvct In my throat.
Foe little bU,sMuuld ,wcak my nose
/ Aud call me "Pctucuat
Aud When l whimperrd. said was
Laughiug with all their might
"A coward and a pollruon, ton,
WV Niuh tuait to ukNts
always hated soldier men,
Aud could not bear TO see
Them marching round with swords and gun
~ graiId =. grand could BE-,
And when they fred the c,nuous of
almost died with fright
! was coward and pul'rcon
Ha,iag the sound Of fght.
ANA now We grown To mans estate
AZ least have H. sisc--
I'm very meek and never let
My Hngr' pessioHs rise.
My Niic she scnids, aud cuff, my cara,
But don't m,nd one uite
For lnf coward aud potrorn,
While she is fulI ot ilght.
II drafted | should chance to De,
And put into the line,
! wouldn't iight--l couldn't rum
| Il die and make no sign
TIE thought would scare me half TO death
The uoise would Kill me- quite
tcr I'm coward aud pouuOu,
And am not fit to fight
II in my hands they put gun,
I'd ucmble hkea leaf
Aud TN sdre thrt | should DO
lh, htst 10 come to griei;
| could not point II at the Toe,
! could not shoot II right
For I'm coward aud pu troon,
Aud am airaid to 6ght.
And should they order me to 60
And run ~ bay'net through
a fellow being ir gray clothes,
I'D kruw what | could do
l'd say cnuldn't. nud Id cry
Aloud with all my might.
'Sit ! IN coward aud poliuon,
OH DO not mnke me fight"
And shoul they pni mo on a horse
ANA give sword TO me,
And tell mc to charge ON the foe.
Aud kW the eldvNlry,
ia turn the horse the other way.
And soon be out os sight,
For coward and poltroon
Would rather run than fight.
Kind people let me here deGno
My platform here cca,e--
I'm fRT the prosecution Of
A Strong and vigorous PEAcE;
To aid this end Id give my all,
And hurrah for the Right
But J. m II coward and poltroon,
And was not born to fight.
August ., ls04.
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Interest Appropriation Bill,

Mr.. Olin introduced into tho Ohio
House, on "Wednesday bill making the
annuai appropriation for the payment OF
interest aud principal Of the public debt.
II cousisto Of tho !ollowintiitems.
Interest on State debt. foreign .e
and domestic, exclusive of
the Union loan, .a s7s5. .Ood
Interest on the rredncible a,
debt sIo.ooo
Principal Of foreign and do
me- 'tic debt, ago 600
New York Agency, 1000
Home ofice, Sinking Fund r
mmissioners, a.Ooo
EXPENSES oi Sinking Fund
Commissioners, i.OOe
Interest on Union Loan ~ 900
Total Si,234,00o
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PLANTATION BITTERS

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lhey"'''eo"' e"es'' " """p"'o" "oa''
They ystrsag'heh the system and eniiven the mind
rssy p'sssa' @'a'ma',e
rhs,rs,e ,v,,n,,,. srScon.,io,,,on -" :.
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A Rebel View of the Approach Of
" Peace. = y

A son of Herschell v, yohnson. an Of.
ficer IN Hoods army, in an Intercepted
eiter 70 his father, dated Sept. 18th, SAYS
the people in the vicinity Of Atlanta are
almost 10 man in favor OF re.union, and
he believed fiye-s x,hs ofthe aimy would
vste for it, II permitted. q /. -, .'i't'
Instesd Of looking upon the Confeder.
ate government 40 a protection, the peo-'
pie see in II nothing but great tyraat
crushing them to death. He expresses
the op;nion that the war win st,p witA.iI
thirty days after the a,h of March, fs J
the Southern people will come tsst
any tsrms.
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NO.1Os
The pisgraoaful Surprise Of the
9th 0. V. O., and 8 lth o, y. L
St Beverly--about four Hundred
of them oantnrad

9th o.V. O., and 8 ith O., Y. l.
St Beverly--sbout four Hundred
of them captured. 80
A correspondent OF the spyiuct,e,S p~I
pu6hc-Cgpl. Wingcr, eemrnancing two
companies Of the 9Th Ohio cavslrv--
writes that the surprise OF tho sth 0b,s
cavalry, aud 34,h Ohio infantry, At B-v.
erly, on the morning of the ii,h inst.
w's a most di.gracsj,l sffsir. Lieut..
col. fouari, a the 34th, was in com.
maud, with about 200 men. Ee neglec-
ted to picket the post properly, md ,be
enemy dlshed in upon his force, Vic
were utterly unprepsFed TO light, A
solitary picket who was on post, vss %
badly frightened that he forgot 10 6re hi,
piece, so that the garrison had no alarm
untii the enemy were laundering At the
nuts N which the rnen were sleenine-4
some OF whom were pulled out without
hats, boots or jickcis. Some Of the 9Th
cavalry tried to rally, bur could not nc.
ejmphsh anything. The rebels svt
a'on, 900 prisoners. The other 400 esl
capped. -
Capt. Wingcr was rosted ut phil;ppi.
with two Companies (E and y Of the sthi
cavalry. AS soon as he heard OF the
disaster, he moved upon Beverly with AZ
" mem and charged through the town m
pursuit of the rebel Ioree, hspiug 10 re-
capture some of the prisoners, but Il vas
too late Lieut. Col. Yuuart, Of the 3ath. /.
aud Lieut.. Col. FJrney, o! the 9Th eaval-
~, escaped. The camp was burned, and
a. AZ Ia.
34lh Ohiu were nearly all captured. The
oihiets now in capt witty ore Mair Lon.
den, Captains Moore, Bechtle aud Fur.
row; Lieutenant McConkes. sersosot
Mnj'r kuriz was captured, but was re.
leased. Captains Evcans. Petit nd LYLE.
and Lieutcnents Swaine, Dalton and
Potter escaped. Captain Evans rallied
abou, thirty men near the bridge, but he
could not hold them againsta change. sud
they lii out Tor Buchanan.
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Dayis Housc.

tFormeriy called the Getty Houss,o Tim, Ohio
LEVI WstRIoK, Proprietor. ,,,,-.,,.a
rhsundersi IN sres uform ailhisttiendsand nd
sIatepatrons the City House ,(nowths JAWS
his ho.eIis resdy Tor the reception OF guests rhf
House has been rebuilt, furnished audis now ~
,ood as any in the country. ,--
I now have stabllng enoughto accommodate any
amber o horses and wilalway hnvean ann hosnes
o ffesd. LEVI w EihiSh'
Tifhn, October I. .Ia5e-i5tf
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DIR. G. G. BeiIharz.
SURGEON @ DENTIST

omes, ,shawhan's Block over Tifiin Bank. Teeth
asertedtu superior manner, and on mosueasona'
hieterms. Callsnd haveyopr Teeth pneuwtnou'
deIay Dr r.BEILuARzhAving ng had more thant twenty
sarsexrerience, ,fe elseon6 dent thathe can please
ne mostfsstidions, and sueceedin all caseswhere
uecsssls possible uadersuy yeircumstsnees, >,
Anrllt7 lRGa. ..t'..HE q Zo.Ni
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Attorney aud Counsellor at Law aud Notary Fab
tIe Fostotla, Ohio, will attend promptly TO allbp,
he paid TO all kinds Of Colsetiens, in Seneca un'
or,Ios-with j. V. Jouss.Rss.. Halss'Bloek
ap stairs a.r leain.
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III, 3. Wcnner,

Manufac,urerof Carriages, Bugsies, Sulkie', Se
Corner cse and Jearson streets, near ,he "e,,h ~,
C.thoc Church. rifhn, ohio. nne s,ooh o' ~, W.,
latest styles of Duggies, ete., finished IN lhs ~
manner aud oftks most durable matertals'eon''s""
on hand, a nd promptly msdeto order yrNxrp
- ..a. ,oea A.
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HANK of TiHin /.

r. w su.wu,x & A. G.sssATH, BANKERS "
See, shawhan's New Block, Sherethey willran,se
a general BaakinK business and pay inteIe'' on pe
g osits as follows. ''. 'i "
fyCsrti6e stss payable on demand
Aug. I, '62 A. A.G.sNbaI In, - oe" -
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seneca County

srAvE AND READING rAcToRY,riFF'N'o'
w. R, Chamberlin has oon.tantiy on hsna r'gs' ,,s
ed heading. Prompt attention given 10 ahor'era'
Also Sc roll Saving aud Tanning done toofdsr' 40
Nov.nhsra le04 @'u
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"Amopg all my boys,' said an old man,
al mover had but one boy who took after
me, and that wus my son AnroD, who
took after ms with elub." afi h4lr
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Frank Baker,

Atotusy AZ Law, Tidin, Ohio. Once IN Tomb
Bieok. All Just claims for Bonnty, Back ray mo
p.nsion- ntomptIy collected for soldiers or their
ssi,, al tthsIswsk rates. No advance payment te'
hesI' - = fNoy 90, Is63-7,y
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s, S,T.-l860,--X.

Persons ofseden,ary. .Lsbi,s troubled with weak
neU. laHitude, paipiiau on ofths heart, laet olap
petite, distress sner eating,iorpid Dvsrconstips
tion, Sc deserve to suffer 10 they will not try the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-09

BANKERS, ToMB's BLOCK, TlFfiN' o"lo'
.rn..,,.s,.hip .xi,,ingbetwe ee the nndersi gned
,,ying expired by Limitation Is hereby dissolved
IisoRas X. Huss and Ions GtbLia reunng lrpm p
n. i:m. The remaining partners wileon''n"st tue
,,;nes.asheretoforee e conducted.
sViNrEREsT paid on deposits remahinto
onths,4 pereent. ,o,>, ~ ttuss
r. B'ToMB, GEO. r, Huss,
-, SOC. 4o-tf
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Valuable Statistics.

Moiters Of more than ordinary interes.
and value are found IN the able report of
the State Auditor, Colonel Goldman, to
The present Legislature, The following
are some of the interesting matters found
in the report:
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SEQ 600
sa,0eo,ooo,Ooo
Total,

These nre national dsscts from which
tho expenses Of the existing war may be
ultimately reimbursed IL Congress shaili
apply them TO the object.
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MRS. A. e. g.. MattisOn's

NEW MILLINERY srokL,
coassastly on hasa q Sac assottmeat Of Miiliaey
Goods, whiak xil.bs sod At The lawssi eAsh prices
Straw a.d Sill Work done 10 order. An elegant as.
,srtneat Of nrsss apd Cloak Patterns al~avs on
hand. s-f ~ tiI MRS. A. II %. MAfftfbN.'
Rspabns. .Msyis, Iss<. i ia ss~s
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Sch COL Examiners'N Notice.
TO TEACHERS.

Meetings Of the School Examiners oi
Seneca County, for. Ibs examination Of
teachers, will be held at the office Of the
fxaminers in Tomb's Block, Tifin. on each
Saturday from. the Gath day OF September
until the nth day OF December, 1854. ipciu-
siye. JAMES PILLARS,
| JOHN MoCAULEY, ~
FRANK BAKER,
9-,.rr Kxzninsrs,
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&i,234,00o
Extent Of the Public Lands,

The United States owns upwards OF
1000, 900 Of acres of public lands,
susceptible Of cultivation. They own at
least 100000 of acres OF gold and sill.
vcr bearing lands; ~ .--t3,..
The srablc lands ure worth tsass,
at least, 81 200 900 coo
The mineral lands are ...ls III
worth ut least. seu 900 600
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.


The pafuesjn st. Louis & Cincinnati, bobave
been Counteffe'ting the Mustang Linimen, nnder
pre,ense of proprieicrhip'n hye been borough
stopped by the coht,s. Tosuerd against further i'm
position. have procured fromtbe u. s.TteSsury,
vprvaic stee plate revenue stamp, which is plne-
ed over the top Of each bottle. Each stamp bears
he FAC SMILE ofmy iguntuIe, and without which
the article Is counterfeii, drngetohs and worth
less imitation. Examine every bottle. This LIni'
ment has been Id use and growingin fNver for ma
ny years. There hardly exists hamlet Oh the hnbi
table Globe taat does not eohtain evidence of is
wonderful eSeots. Il Is the best emolientlL the
world. with ispreient improved inersdisn,s, it'
effects upon man or beast are perfectly iemarka
BILE. Sores are healed; pains relieved lives saved
valuable animals made usefu and untold illsas
susgsd, For cuts, bruises, spruins, rheumatism
.wellinss, bites, breasts, strained horses Sc
Il isa Sovereign Reuedy that shoald neve'be dis
pensed with II should be In svesy family Soil
by all Druggists. ....
DIS BARNES, NY.
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HXyE srsI p.t -.e.,vins |. large lot ofcfossriss
wv a rsdsssd pfiess, Gall and see.
4N fa ftffI H.A. BUhkfRK BRO, isH'
srss sss No. ., BsASss BIesA.
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Or. c. NJ. Jnekson-Desr siT-I feel IL a pleasure
thus Ofmy accord, :" heaT testimony 10 The ex
ceIencs OF The tTmHn bitieu s,nis yssts sinee
being much afflicted With DytpepuH, fused them
with ysIy bensRoisl results. I have often recon-.
Mente them to persons sbled by thattoImen
disease and have htbid from them the atterins
testimonials as to their grsHi value ln cases OF
debility, belisyeit tobe a ethrt can.
not be surpassed, J.M,LNONs.
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in the report:
amount of soldiers and marines
furnished by tho State, 2ll,794
OF this number, here were dis
nbled, 8,066
Died in service. 1876
Number Of soldiers families, 46,337
Individual members OF the fsmi-
lies. 148,lS7
Necessitive families, 2956l
Individual members OF snmc, 1881
Number Of families moved into
the State, a'f' Z 3,256I
Individual members Of SAME, lO,764
Fsmilics moved out of the Slate, 3,959
Individual members of same, 1876
Seventy five Insurance Companies.
States. represent an aggregate capital Of
$40, ,Oo6,987 't' . y
In the SO counties in the State, there
are to De found .806 deaf and dumb, 602
blind, l l,o6l insane, and l,llG idiotic per-
sJns. @
The total taxes for all purposes,
amounted to SI6,595,639: OF this san
S5,329, ,963 a was for State purposes,
81, ,9s2 1856 II for County purposes, and
$s,Ol9,49l 20 for city special, and gen.
eral taxes. rf
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From Rev. j.. s, Herman, Of the German Reformed
Church .KuiEtown, Bsrks County Perm
Dr.C, NJ. Jsetscn-Respeelsd siT-i have been
troubled with Dyspeptia nesrl. twenty years, and
have never used Anv medicine that did ~ a. much
good A. HoonAndb Bitteu. ! am vey much impToS.
ed in health, amer having taken five bor,es.
Yours withfespeei, SHERMAN.
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From rhe Rev JU.,rh II. n.Kequaia, Pastor Of,he lcu

From Rev. Warren RBndoph, Po,torof BBpiiuch
Germantown, Penn.
DI. c.M JAekson--Dear sT--fersonaI expsn.
ence enables me to say that regard the German
Bitter, prepared by you a. most eSeele medinine
In eas. of sever cold and general debility, have
been greatly bebehtedby The use Of the bitter, aud
doubt not they produe similar ~ CT, upcn others
Yourstruly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
GeTmantOwn, Penn
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william Wolff,
Tomb, Muss & Co.,

Book Binder aud BIank Book Manufacturer I'll
Gn, Ohio. . ., 10
January 1. 1864. .- ~ "
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From Rev.J II Tnrner, Pastor Of Hedding NJ. L.
Chuvh, philade' 'phia
Dr. .JackSon--heHr Sir-liuy'ng used your Ger
man Biuers IN my family Frequently, an, pr, pared
TO say that u has tsen OF great seRIee believe N
the SAFE and most Vaiuabls remedy Of WbiebI have
any kno ~lsdge. Yours respectfully,
.-... Ia J. ~, TURNER,
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Fromthe Rev. Thos WIntor Pastor Of Ro1boroues
Baptist Church.
Dr.Jaekson-DeHT kiF-l tsel II dueio youtex-
cellent- preparation, Hoohhna's German bittsn TO
add my testimony 10 the deserved Tepuu tioi II has
obtained. fhhve for year.. AZ times, lseB troubled
with great disorder In my lead aud nervous system.
was advised by a friend totT, bottle Of your Ger
man Biiters,I did so, Snd have experienced great
andunrspsetsdreiieIjmy my health has been materially
benefited. ! confidently recommend the article
whers J. meet with ehses similar 10 my own, bndhaye
been assured by many Of their good Effects,
Respectfully your, 7. WINTER,
RoSborough, Penn.
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From the Rev ]. NJ. Lyons, formerly Psslot OF the
Columbus N. IL and MiddleIown tPenn Bap.
tist Churches.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-09
G.. h. Watson,
HOrd Il Keen.

Uopr, Attorney st Law, G. J. KISS, Atof,
neyat Law and Nonty puhlc. Office, com mefcia
Row, tIp Stairs, Southeast Corner.
January 2P, leGf.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-09

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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-09
watches e. Jewelry. Ga
n. Nelson sNAs,

H.vug permanently in thiscity hs'justopsn'
- kisstcck of good opp ,site the Wswam In Ebsr'
Bleck nd soiets irsrecuph ofhts stock ofW sch'
s Clocks, Jewelfy and Slve are and
IL a share OF public patronage.
Repairing done In the est style OF wcfsman'h'p'
THIN, lane 3, Ie5O.