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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
wneex & Gibbs sewing Machine.

Rev. IsAAC GROUSE, Melmore, Seneca
County, is an Agent for the sale oflhe above
Sewing Machine. Oae Of them can be seen
In operation at the Clothing Store Of y.
ScHEIB. Shawhap's Block, aud We advise any
one desiring to purchase Sewing Machine
TO 20 there snd see II work.
The superiority of this machine Is very
apparent on practical test, Its simplicity
ia chief recommendation. An intelligent
Mas Of fourteen can comprehend the whole
modus orerandi, and work it in two hours
1t is an objection to most of the machines o
other pa tents, that they require so much
time aud skill to learn to operate on them
After the practice Of months, or at leas
weeks, a lady Of perseverance may attair
something of proficiency in the use Of them
but " i..c1 d Gibbs is so simple in It's ar
.cnt, nd the movement IS so exceed
la.ss a.sv at tht.s:e is no difficulty in any
,nsrsoo desirous o.. doing so, becoming eEper
in .hc use OF il in very sho', ume'
fila nett to an imposs. eIIi'y i0r 'n'
machine to get out Of order. 1h.' is u
.mall merit, for a n aehine that ever gets ou
of order is always sure to be SO, Just as
time when We can i'll afford to be without it
assistance. This machine will turn only
one way. and a new beginner is, therefore
relieved from the annoyance Of breaking
needles and tangling thread, Incident to a
other machines.
/. It's standing objection to most oth'
snaehines that "they make too much noise:
The taby can't sleep, and the folkS can't tall
while the operators ears are filled with IL
r.pid click, click, click of the wheel at
shuttle for hours after she has ceased h
work. Wilcox 4 Gibbs ia perfect cure a
for this nuisance; so noissless is 1t that bal
can sleep In the cradle close by the maehin
and the sound Of the moyementii not heal
leross the room.
It uses thread from the original spo'
thus saving the time and labor OF spoolil
of continually 10 supply the bobbins.
ktiich is singls thread. which is an adva
tags, making q great saving In cotton, VIII
its eompactness renders it stronger than I
fabric Il ssws together; which is all that c
be desired ofeithsr dousle % singls stits
ItisA complete article in all its parts, a
ns,feo, In It's operations IA famil niaehil
sdsp,sd to sewing and Q Imber OF thieknes
from one 10 twenty folds OF shssting nsosi
Gee ters:ilsszsai - another soinnn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
THE TA..FIN MARKET.


coRREcTIp WEEKLY BY S B BSST,ru.
TiFFls, Jun l.ieG5
FLOUR--Ss 90
WHEAT--Firin at 81 90
CORH-Firm at $40 for shellcd from
leans.
oATS-Firm at 33c from teams.
WOOL Selling at soc.
SEED--Clover si2 90. Timothy 50 30.
FLAX sEED--Sl so per bushel.
RYE--75c, per bushel.
CANDLES-Stearine SOC, tallow aod 2jC
SOAP-German 10, Commop Sc.
TALLoW-l0@sc, Grease Csc.
PoTAToES--4Oc@50.
PoRK-Per Dbl, S22 90.
WHISKY-Common per gallon 81 SO
Rye 80 90.
dAMS--l5@lsc.
HIDES--Green Sc, dry l0c.
CALF SKINS--i0c, Kip skins'7c.
SHEEP PELTS-Fresh 25c 9sl so.
BEESWAX-30e per pound.
BUrTER-l5e to lse per pound.
EGGS--l3e per dozen.
LARD-Kegs, l0c.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01

OF Johnny, a youngster Of some
eleven years, war one day discussing
probabilities with his litilo brother, a six
year old.
"When ! am rown up," said Johnny.
81 shall be married, and nv children
will call Von Unch' Seneca; and you u
sny. Come h-rr, my his. aud sec what
Unct' Shnecs's got for your
"Bumph!" t,uel les tls little one.
gugs. T. mall havr sII can do 10 lake
care oiDy Own young osss"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
Musical.

AMtoANhls
We notice among the arrivals ht the
Shawhan House. Mr. AscnrR, agent from
the celebrated Piano Establishment Of Philip
Phillips Il Co.. Pixies Opera House. Cincin.
rati, who have the reputation OF Keeping
none but first class Instruments. Mr. A
was here some time ago aud gave entire
satisfaction 10 the musical line, aud has again
brought with him a nice stock OF first class
Pianos, which I've will offer to the citizens of
Titsn and vicinity on reasonable terms, at
the same time will take old Pianos in cx
change at present market prices. We under.
stand Mr. A. Intends exhibiting his Pianos
at Huss Book Sioie. We would advise nll
who wish to buy fine piano from one Of
the most reliable Houses ia the country TO
call AMI see Mr. A. who by the way is a
superior Pianist
A personal acquaintance with Mr.. A
sntisfes us that he understands his business
thoroughly, and that he is the Agent for the
very best Piahos. lIc is also very superior
pianist, in fact we do rot believe thet he is
much, II any, cxeelled by any one. We have
heard GoTTscnALK and AscnER, and the oLly
difference We can discover between the two
is that GoTTscHALK wears white kid gloves
aud AscuER don't.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01

Babies.
Babies are oftwo kipds, male and female
and are usually putup In packages Of one I,
though sometimes two. in Which case they
are called twins. They are to BE- found in
all loca lities, and are plentiiully distributed
ihrouehout all iuhabitahe counties, the
world over. IT. cir eyes are vsrious, snd
take wide range; we have seen them quite
Young, and then again We bass seen them
where they had attained the age OF twenty
years, with fair prospcc, Of advancing s,ill
farther TO babyhood. There is this differ.
enec between babies nd boobies the former
are Of both srrrs. while tie latter are " be
found exclusively among males from ten to
Thirty years Of age. Boobies are plenty this
year, as well a, babies. / HAScocK CovRiEn
We would like to know how the editor Of
the Courier found out that babies were put
up in packages. Explain yourself.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
Close Of The Union School.

Next week the Spring term OF the
Union schools close. On Monday after
noon the public examinations will com
mence and will be continued until Fiji
day, whsn the graduating exercises will
be held and the diplomas awarded. We
regret that we failed in rccoiyinga pro
gramme of the IL ,rciscs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
DR.. TOBIAS
Venetian Horse Liniment.

In PM sotil.s At FIFTY Gents, eurs,lsm,ssH,
,sis, gals, collie, Se. Read the felliwing
BosToE, July 7, 1868.
Dr.TosIAs We havs used for he past year you'
Horse Lnimsnt for lamsnss. kicks, brniss',eolie,
,ad eats, and in s-sry instance fosnd :, the hest
.r,iels ever thss In thi. siroSs eempssV. Please
.od tis dozen, as IL /, the saS liainsnt We ass sow
~. have Ia har..,. sons very valuable, and We dc
HYATT FROST,
Manager var AmbprRh a Cos hsnasshs
ssla by al dtvssis.s. oEss,sS Cpstisss's'.N.f
y hsy 10 iecs. Wal
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
From AAnrrin,

NV YORK, May 26.--Thc steamer
Case, from Savannah on the 23d, has
arrived. The custom.housc there had
rc-opcnei. The steamer jeff. Davis had
arrived from Augusta WITH 250 bales Of
cottin, the first shipment received there.
The rebel General Bruce had delivered
n addr, SIS 10 the Kentucky troops, ad-
yising them 10 return to their homes, as
there was no hope of prosecuting the war
to a different conclusion, either here or
Ia the Trans Mississippi Department.
There are $4,000 bales OF cotton in
NJ icon, aud 800 90 D 900 in Georgia.
The Augusta aud Atlanta papers urge
the pcople to consider emancipation AZ a
iitled fact, and tu receive and ubidc by
their lot.
The telegraph is about TO resume work
ing to Savannah.
The 9th Regulars had arrived from
New York.
Four hundred paroled prisoners from
Lees aud Johnston's armics, Including
Gen. ID. IL. Anderson, had arrived from
Augusta
MEMPnis, May 30.
The IIerald's Savannah correspondent
says the removal, by the President, of the
res 'riction on trade with the South has
already caused a great busincs revival in
Savannah. Tno Gu tom House in that
port has been opened, line OF steamers
are now running regularly to the up river
towns, communication with the interior
is rapidly extending, cot on is arriving
I "a. Nln ha,sl a "a
beng opened and the city is fast Rp-
proaching its busy unli.rebellion condi-
tion. II was expected TINT Gen. Gil.
mnro would issue an ofiitiul order on the
2Gth inst, removing oil restrictions on
trade throughout the Department Of the
South.
WASHINGTON, May 30.
The Cd army corps, MajOr.G General
Humphrey commanding, was received at
Balls Crossroads, Virginia, in the pres
ence of Secretary Stanton and number
OF distinguished military officers.
General Gco. H. Thomas arrived in
Washingtolsio-d,y, and will soon super
sede General lIIallcck in the command a,
Richmond. General Hallcck is TO b,
transferred to the Pacific department.
General Meade is to command the
Atlantic Division, General Sherman the
Southwest Division, and General
Sheridan the Trans Mississippi Depart
ment.
The Star says there is no truth in the
statement that refusal has been made
on the uart Of Secretary Stanton to sur
render jeff. Davis to III, civil authorities
here for trial. Davis will doubtless be-
tried here under the indictment Of the
Criminal Court Of the District of Coum
/ ba.
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Dry Goods

1t Is said that a woman's tears softens u
mans heart, and that her batteries softcns
his head II any of our male readers sur
render to the entrestics Of their better
halves" for a new dress or summer shawl
let them be reminded 10y the advertisements
of the different Dry Goods establishment in
the TRIBrXE. ...
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Declining Oopperhead Honors.

A few Of the more crafty politicians
throughout the State, aud particularly in
districts where the coPperheads are wo'
fully in the minority, are casting about
their lines to catch ald induce soldiers
who are Democrats, to become csndi-
dates Of the copperheud faction, for Office
In,every instance we have yet noticed
these soldiers decline on the ground that
whatever Of influence or popularity they
have gained while fighting The battles Of
liberty, must be welded for the good ol
the country, and not prostilu,cd TO the
base purpose of politicians who have
dis1raced themselves in the effort to des'
troy the country, ,--PsnnsylsSnia Tel
graph.
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The Star Sisters .

lhe Star ssteIs.
ibis famous Concert troupe gave u
Concert at National Hall last evening.
AS we write on "Wednesday We cnnno,
speak knowingly Of their merits. but ms
their reputation is wide spread we have
no doubt that the audience were highly
pleased with their singing. A bachelor
friend at our elbow says that he loves to
gaze on all such "brigh', particular stars.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
I. L. St. John & Co.

An advertisement Of the above, the
Oldest Drug store in The city, appears in
to-doy's paper, They are experienced
druggists, and being accommodating gem
tlemen they consequently do large and
extensive business. Rad their adver-
tsement.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
The flrrt National Bank

Is having its Office enlarged. Partitions
are being tOra dOwn.ond putting windows
where there were doors, and doors where
there were windows, so that it will DO
gyomy and conlmodious banking Office.
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Executors Notice.

The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as executor Of the last will and
testament of John Stroh, late Of Seneca
County, Ohio, deceased.
HENRY c. STROH.
May a5th, 1865 .--3w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
Wool

As yet there has been no lot of wool
Of this years clip brought to the city for
sale. II seems the farmers are dis
posed to hold back for little while yet.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
Personal.

Gen. R. p. BUcHLASD. NJ. c. from this
District was in the city on Mouday looking
remark ably we'll lie WAS cordially re
ceiyej oy our citizens. He is a social and
genial gentleman, and will make an honest
faithful aud energetic Representative.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
su,iling.

The summer style for ladies hats and bon
nets ore pretty clever and beneath them the
lass5 involuntsrily smile. Who caresi
Let then smilei
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
Sheep shcaring.

A great many farmers are now bully
engaged in shearirg their sheep. Ac-
cording to the Assessors returns there
will be about one fourth more shorn than
last year.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01

Corn Planting.
We are informed that corn planting
will be genetaHy finished up in this
county this week.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
Nav National nank Currency.

NOV NatlOhaI Bunk VNIItuly'
The National Exchange Bank, and
FIRST National Bank of this city. have
received aud are now issuing their new
currency,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
oNE or rnE rwENrY.F FlFrn.

MI.Cog-sIs; uavlsg bssn trousls= witlr~aa
Dytpepia for some eight or twelve nnos'hss have
the usual kinds ofsaieinss, which have Done,
.s no rood. l saw your sdveniss nieyt Of a usdi +,
cine 10 cure the Dyspepsia. 1bave al it and fepeays
to be the medicine. The hIit iS dIops the III
Juns,) that Itook, relieved me 10 ese nriputs. a
have taken Il thres or four times, bl, haze had o
disnsssing fssliBr in my stomheh since tAiinf 81
dnt IS drops; akogethsr helsre, I csuit not sat
meal, and sometimes no more thaa three OF fouf
aouthfslls withost aistfsssing me. , y. az
RssPseiialh, If. wooDRufT.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01

A correspondent OF the New York
News denies the sensational stories
about the disposition OF Booths body. He
says "Booth's body was buried without
Disagreement. II was buried in secrei /
aud at night, and no stonc.narks will
ever mark The spo,-bui this was the
choice ofthe family. The body was
given 10 them. They had II carried far
away TO The Nor'h--iway brvund New
Yyrk--and there inLerred, and there T.
remain uutil the last day, when the quick
sna ,hs dad are 10 DO Judged"
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New Haven, Jun. G9,b, 1854. W Z 'i


While journeying on the cars, my stomach be F.
came badly defAngsd, causing teyets pAia IN nv
head, Had IL been on the wster II vauld have been
called ,sa,'iekne',, Alady sitting b. me, knowing
swallow" did so, and In less than five mi nuies
my trouble Was ended. Ths medicine was "Cosh
Dyspepsia Cure" and from the effect IL had uponI
the Stomach, aad what have IeaInedofitTines, 1
think II must be an excellent remedy tor sss.sieA.
ness and DyspeFna. MRS. SAMUEL FIELD.
Madison June 30th, 1854
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01

or A Miss Roger, M. D., comes out
in the herald of Health in favor OF ladies
riding astride of horse instead OF side
ways. She says it is a great improve
ment on the old style. We suppose
they will now wear the "trowseIs."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
NV mrs, Isnsl.A.l o. ,

Nav HAYES, lane llth- .tb
Mn. CoE-DEAR SIKs-Ths bofts ot fsspeP'A
Medleils received from ysas gaze in<tsnfAns
relief osly nsed Il shea my food distresses me-
wa, about like taking two doses 20 day one 10 hAss
row then eysry athsF day, Increasing the qaknutyo
food and aeersssinsf ihs msdislnsl vail lwAssp~
bied Ia sAi without i,iiss snyie,ng sts;a Mys.s-
wu an sxirsms oqs ,s''nf ,aifsf.d feI,es.s fs,ft,
botils OF kisdieips 10 abe spsss OF tso Henlls sr
doss wss AtsaspoohinL ELLgNs. ALLAN.
sold BY Druggists ~ eiiy rad eqav'ss ss.t,yf.'s
PRnE a. a PEE H"TTIr. ee
or'su., wsil; IRON sl'ss' dsais''. ~ 'tssssn.s
4 Tosptly stssdsdto,
&c. ci.ARE Sqsxrst o
N.ol.,s nssssis',. S~~ Esr - n{A-A /.
. NDfs-4Fsag g'.'lAfs ss1t -'lig x ,ns's
I ld sat,Ses fol M fs.s At Sses4sh II o41. .sA2.
sspy sas1's ise ssiSssss ce's Alssys {
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THURSDAY, JUNE l, 1866.
Corn Planting.

~ seeLaw Gard Of Dr.I. XasA in to-
days paper
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A voles ito-n lIone Thronah cn1 Cil, r,n.,,-

Votes from Home Through cut City psper,
Nrw HAvIS, Conn, June IA, Is6s
MEIsRs EpIroRGi--Allow me, through your,oi.
omns, to acknowledge my gratitude for the bsr e6 A
hsys rscsiyed from the use Of Goes yspep.ia Carr,
Although was great sufferer from Dy,prpsia, ms
bled me to eat anything pleRse, without main 4
have now stopped using The medicine as no long.
nsedu. PALMiRA LYMAN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01

Those who know my consultation, what myeen.
di on has been for the last thirty years will believe
with me that madiNine which will reach my ease,
~iliI.seh almo.tsny one. Goes Dyspepsia Cure has
dom now have 20 use the medicine. II relieved me
In IN instant when wat in great pain. My Whole
system 10 being strengthened wis uss.
ANN L. bAGGQT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
General Sheridan in His Native
Town.

ICn rresrcndenee Cincinnati Comn,rcii,l
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01

Ma CoI The bottle ofCos's Dyspepsia Cure you
gave me hiss backed up your statement coseernins
II. Ihuvs only used half bottle and can eat ri ne
apple, short cake ranything else, without roubis
II act. like charm, The relief il sford. /. instsn
tansous. JANE A. LOWREY.
New Haven, June 18th 1851.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01

MADISON, Conn. June 90th 1864.
from the bsrsft derived by the use OF Goes Dys.
p,psiA Cure in nv famly,I en- prepared 10 say iigt
never Intend 10 be without IL and advise al 10
,Is atrisisd With Dyspepsia 20 ny T.
FHILANDER LEWIS.
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Testimonials.

rem the Fa',erofhe Methodist L. Church, N.si.
son, Conn.
Ihsve used Co.'s Dyspepsia Cufe In M family and
an willingly testify 10 is value as a medicine.
HENRY ull.MAND, Pastor NJ. L. Church,
Madison, Conn, June 9Uih, 1864.
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Special Notices.

no rmE Nervous, DEBItIrATEp AND DESroSpEST
or porH SExEs.
A greLtsuHsrsI having been restored TO hsshh In
few days. Aftsr many years OF misery, il willing 10
,min hi, suffering fellow ersstufsI bS sending
tfrse), os the receipt of postpaid Addrs,'sd sn.
vslops, copy ofths roRMvtI Of cure employed.
Direct to JOHN N. DAGNALL,
Box is3 Post ofhcs, DroOklyH, Nov York.
JaausfyS 1855.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
GENERAL sHERIpAs's RELY.

| feel grateful for this mark of your
esteem and confidence, but more especi.
ally because il comrs rom the friends Of
my y.ulh, aud from liie-long acquaintan.
eeS,
Hire tue General bnvad, aud the
audis,o. sen' up lhFre rousi"g che rs
for @ neral P, II. 5aerilan aud his VIC
toTies,]
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
= 49, AN@& n = ~~@Ns
GOES DYSPEPSIA CO! 4
Tho Worlds Great E,neey
s'os
DYSPEPSIA, lNDIGEsfleSt
ISB At
DISEASES
OF THr1
STOMACH AND WELS
'iSsmod 81 the etop'ete's Of Goes
Cough ssl:sn"

rot enly iAs ttfe fo.s,.sa,,
~ dssth bet the comp sfison NJ a miserable life, A
has well been called tie Nations seoufrst nes r,a<e
from ", fsvsge,, than from a ether sinsnis eosn.
hined. II fobr tho whole system offts sisof sndsn
ssv fives earins and tetal ndifpositicn TO thrse
once uhnpF snt active renders the stonssh rswsf.
10 d'fsst the food. and hssfof fts tusndshts.
hsadseAe, Heartburn, CoNsfipdfion,
Nausea al Stomach, and Geserai
DebtlfiU Of the ,tkoYe .,,ef.r-
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will notsnd cannot tHi,t here the cure Z, uisS.
rsmoyesths Disease BY removirEthe osu,,, not
Alcoholic biuss which cover ny your bad fosliaG
fot Ntew nomsnts by their sxhilsratinR effects
beware OF all suoh femediss OF beysrs.as. .kuti
their places nse Remedy that will restore the dts.
ssssd functions to their nomsl condition and set Ia
motion the enute hnman mechAnism la perfect b,,.
mony, and upon principles ,fncnymous with uelI de
dnsd ph, Gioogioalls Taaisheh WILDE the sncs
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

immsdstely aud We pledge our word
smen Of honor-onr reputation as rhafma aeuti,t,--
ouf favorable acquantance with tho people as pro.
pnstor Of the " ohJ'IenOwned "Cosb Cough sat
sam" "itiis used according to our directions Which
may bs found With each bot,l.. We add below toms
rrsi mohinls from opr neighbors and town,mcn N ~,
which we ash our eaIelMl aitention.
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THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
sandusky, Dayton g. Cincinnati n. r..


On and aftsr MONDAY, Dec. 5, 1864 train,
vi illTun as followB:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
Goes Dyspepsia Cure;

Fever md Ague, Sick.HeOdaehs, Sick
ness al the StomSch, Constipation,
Heartburn, Colic Pains in Stom-
ach or Bowels, Dysenteryi
Vomiting, feeling Of
Faintness and Las
situde. Want
OF Appe-
ttc,
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g CO.'S DYSPEPSIA GVHg." "

NhI " FI'uFt vi TFFuthIIoh lon euf ftsttnttf,
When wssayh twill
Positively Cure tho WORST Of Ysu,
not ina ysn-aotin nonth--not ina ~.sk-bt
Won shall see itsbenefciAl lnnpenee st oncs, inns.
dt.tely, and the day YOU take a.. TO you Who have
lived iuf ysap upon Graham Bread snd plain Diet,
Nhc date not eat any thing the lesstwits kssfty--
dut, becsuss The Doctor has ufueted the plsihst
food and secondly Tor tear Of the distess "a ssusst
rising and sourint your i,cmsrh, We gay ct towa
to your Muner, eat as heary meal you wish, snd
a. soon \, the food beyiha to distsu yYp fellow
BY single tsaIpoonful Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

rs Mass NETTING At THE AFRICAN
CarRcH, TnuRsDAy.-O Thursday next,
at Il o'clock (noon), mass meeting will
be held 1t tho African Church, with re-
ference to the recent events which have
attracted the attention Of the public. -
.Coagrssssspd tho State Legislature, it is
believed. will both adjourn, and the best
speakers in the Confederacy will be pro-
sent Business in<he city will, we pre-
sumo, be Generally suspended. The
people from the surrounding country are
invited 10 be present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-07

\ N OST DESIRABLE FAMILY
"A Residence, ON THE SOUTH SIDE on
"a, a Z, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECONn
;s1111aS: FOR RENT AT AUCTION.NOn
1 III February 9th, at II o'clock M.. We
VIII REM, upon the premises, for the term of one
year, the HANDSOME RESIDENCE situated "a
ABOVE, ana recently occupied by Mr. John Fisher
thr mas ten rooms and tive closets kitchen and
IT, eeLyan.3 rooms two cellars and brick stable
location Il one Of the most pleasant in this CITY.
= xkaAs: AZ sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
0oosu Aucnoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-07

RoBBERY.-The store-room of James
Norman, on Sevesteenth street, near
Leigh, was broken into on Sunday night
and robbed of about fifteen hundred
dollars worth of bacon, lard and meal.
The basement window shutters were
wrsnched OF by the thieves. thereby
getting their free access to the depository
for M. Norman's provisions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-07

DMPOSALS will be received at the
l. office Of the James River and Kanawha Com
lMny, IN Richmond, and through the post-ofaicc at
aynchourg, directed to the undersigned, until the
ORTIZ RIVER CEMENT WORKS, and for the
co etract to supply CEMENT TO THE JAMES
III YER AND KANAWHA COMPANY FOR TWO
n .Ahs from the first day Of March, 1865.
he proposals should state the annual rent that
Will be paid for the CEMENT WORKS and the
pr1ce per bushel Of seventy pounds at which the
cemei 1t VIII be furnished to the Company
me contractor will lave the privilege, under
Lime .or the use of the public
info' matien regarding the terms of the contract
VIII De furnished at the Office Of the James River
Lynchbarg. +: LORRAINE" ~
Ohih Engineer james River and
Ja -uitd2sw2w Kanawha Company