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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06
What Became of the Charleston
Mercury.

We convcrscd yesterday with gem
tlemnn who arrived In this city on Mon.
day evening from Sumter, s. G. la or
der TO reach hero he purchased horse
at Sumter, for which no paid, In rebel
scrip, four thousand figc hundred dollars.
After leaving Florence he was Obliged
to swim his horse over the Santeo,a dis.
tunce Of four hundred yards. This was
successfully performed by an oil colored
Guide, to whom he paid the further sum OF
one hundred and iiiy dollars. BY means
of an old batenu he was enabled TO save
his buggy, whic5 was brought around
through the marshes and over several
small creeks to this side of the Sintee.
Our Informant states that he Travelled
several days IL company with tho press
man, who hud been in churge of the
freight cur, chartered specially for con.
veying the press, type, files aud material
ofthc hnrleslOn Mercury establishment
from this city few days previous TO the
evacuation. This car, with number oi
others, was at the Junction Of the Char
/ lottc and Columbia Railroad on the evac
ua,ion of the last named place. In thi
confusion which followed, II vas lmpossl
bic to procure locomotive To remoy,
the train, aud the whole Of the cars. to
gether with the buildings, g., at the juno
ti1n depot, were burned. The prcssmal
also stated that the Mercury's car con
tanned the private aud official corrospon
dence Of Hon. r. B. Rhett from the com
mencem mt Of the war. with larl'
amount of money, notes, bonds and othel
valuable papers, oil Of which was destroy
ed by fire Charleston Courier March
m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06
How the Man Feel,

The Boston Traveller gives following
anecdoto from Wilmington letter:
Tho rebel vidctts aud ours arc now
within lew yords Of each other, and on
most umieablc torms-have exchanged
papers with colored sodiers---,hough
Gen. Hokc stopped that TO day. The
other night the rebel picket aud ours met,
each having now one had missed the
road aud got outside their line One
party seeing the other, hailed:
Yank-'Hullol who's thercl"
Johnny--"Relief; who are youi'
Yank-We're tho Rcliei-whit are
you relievingp
Johnny-'Picko,s, of course; arc YOU
Yanks?
Yank--'Yes; are Won RebsP
Johnny--'Yes; a yours outside you.
re line; file rightv
Each party turned to the right and
lound his line.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

warehouse Mr.. Hubbard entered. lie
did not ut FIRST appeac TO notice Edwaid.
but about an hour afterwards summoned
hin To the office which was p1rt,ioned
OF lrom the remainder Of the spacious
rooms In which goods wore stored.
lie smiled pcasattly us Edward
entered his presence.
"reil mc fraukly,n he said, "jd YOU
not feel an Impulse 20 Keep the binwIi n
you iounl last night"
al hope you won't be offended with me !,
Mr. Hubblrd," said Edward, "If say
that did,"
"Tell me all about r." snid Mr Hub
bard, with great interest. "Whet was il
that withheld you. | should never have
known it,"
"I knew that" said r word.
"Thcu what did Withhold you from tax.
ing itl'
"First, TwGitell You what tempted
me-" said Edward. "Aiy mother aud sis.
ter are obliged tndcpsnd upon sewing for
a living, aud we live but poorly at the
best. Bat fortnight siuce Mary bee ime
SICK, and since then we havg had hard
time. Mary's appetite Is poor, aud does
rot relish iool, but we are not able 20
get her anything better When picked
up that bin | could not help thinking
how much might buy with It for her,"
/ "And vet YOU did not take III"
"No, Sir, IL would have been wrong,
and could not have looked you in the
face after it,
Edward spoke in tone o, modes, con.
/ filence.
/ NJ. hubbard went to the desk and
wrote a chcquc.
! Glow much DO pay you now he
asked.
Fifty dollars year." said Edward,
"IIenceorth yuur duties will be in.
creased, md [ will pay you two hundred
\ Will lha Please you'll"
"Two hundred dollars ycsr!" ex.
claimed Edward, his eyes sparkling with
! delight.
"Ycs, and al the end of the year that
will be increased, II, us have no doubt,
YOU continue TO merit my confidence"
"Oh, sir, how can thank youl" said
Edward, full OF gratitude.
"By preserving your Integrity. As
presume you are in present need d
money VIII pay ono quarter III euNuuSc
Here is a cheque Tor fifty dvolars which
YOU can get cashed at tho bank. Aud by
! the way, you may have the rest of thC
day to yourser'
"Edwurd flew TO the bank, and will
his sudden riches bnstened to the market
where he purchased a supply Of provis.
ions such as he knew would DO welcome
at home, and then made hgste home 10
announce his good fortune.
A weight seemed to fall of the hearts
of mother and daughter u they heard his
hurried story, aud Mrs, Jones thanked
God for bestowing upon her son whose
good principles had brought them thi'
great relief.
And Mr. Hubbard slept mono tht
worse that night that at slight pecuni
ary sacrifice he had done a kind action
confirmed boy in his integrity, ant
gladdened struggling family. Ii there
were more employers a, consideratc as
he, there would be fewer dishonest
clerks. +.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06
An Interesting Relic.

One Of Tie most interesting OF an
the things, hallowed by the posses.
sion of Washington, has recently
been brought to this city.
This is an elegant walnut Book
Case, made in the highest style Of
tho cabinet markers art Of the peri.
Cd in which Washington lived, and
now in almost perfect preservation
In is surmountcd with the Wash.
ingtcn arms. the national flag, in.
dian tropheis foliage. fruit de, all
carefully and beautifully carved.
The front is ornamented with fut.
ed columns on either side, between
which the door is formed of a sin.
gle plate OF glass, set in a heavy
frame, bearing on each side bla.
zing torch.
On the door bslow are carved
in high relief, q pair OF crossed
swords, and the tripod ola survey.
or's compass, symbolic Of Wash.
ington's military aud civil profes.
sions. On each door is tao mono.
gram CIV. Over the glass door
IS the namo of the donor, and over
the double door below is the in.
scription PATER PArRiAE The in.
terror is yeneered with asbeautifal
variety Of maple.
The history Of this reuiSf kable
rclic is briefly this: 1t was express.
ly for gift to Washington; was
pre- sented 10 him aud remained in
his possession till his DEATH From
him it descented to L. Washing
Iton, who at the outbreak OF tho TO
bellion vas residing near WiDches,
ter, Va, and ia now in the rebel
service.
: BY the fortunes Of war, tho resi,
ience of Washington. like those oI
General Lee and Cooper, Henter,
Mason and other prominent 4. +,
\ VS.. came into the possession d
our forces. The property Of 81
these persona was conhscnted BY
sl our Goycrmnent, and much o. Il
rIhas since been sold ay an officer to
q whom this duty was assigned. ~
! a public sale Of eonhiscaled thjl
book case was purchased by pr
, Newberry OF this city. L. 4 DR.
. N.'s intention TO place Il 3 the
1 - 4 -. \ = 4 4 = .
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The Endless Rest,

There are no weary hearts on the
other side OF Jourdln. The rest OF heav.
en- will be the sweeter for the tolls OF
earth. The value OF eternal rest will be
ephanced by the troubles of time. Jesus
now allows Us to rest on his bosom.
His rest will be glorious. A rest from
sin; rest from suffering; a rest from
sorrow the very rest that Jesus enjoys
him, we shall rest like him. How many
Of earth's wearys ones are resting in hi
glorious presence now! IL will be un
disturbed rest. Here, tho rest of th'
body Is disturbed by dreams aud some
times by alarms, but there are no trouble
some dreams or alarming occurrences
there. A little whilo and thou shal
enter into rest.
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Ladier Should Read NewsnanArs

II isagtcat mlttahc, 10 female cduea.
uou, u keep young hdy's time aud at.
.t-ntion devoted 10 the fashionable ntura.
turc Of The day, If you would qualify
her for conversation you must give hcl
something TO talk Obout--give her educa
ton with this actual world and ia tran
spriug eyculs. Urge her to read tht
newspapers and become familiar with
the present character and improvement
Of our race. History il Of some impor.
ianer; but the past world is dead and We
have nolhing to do with il, Our thoughts
aud our ccncerns should be for the pres.
ent world to know what Il is aud improve
the condition OF Let her have an In
teligent opinion, and be able to sustain
an Intelligent conversation, concerning
the mental, moral political aud religious
Improvement Of our times. Let the gid
ed annals anG poems of the ccntre.tabl,
be kept part uf the time covered will
weekly and daily journals. Let the Who'll,
tamily--men women and children, cat
The newspapers. - Cooley.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE. A
soldier in Sherman's army, with
throat cut from ear to ear, was
thought to be mortally wounded by
u council of surgeons, but the ono
under whose immediate care he
was thought he was justified in ma
king an experiment for the good Of
others, at the saine time having
great hobes Of saving the man. He
first commenced his task by cutting
through where the two upper ribs
met the sternum, and through this
orifice for forty days he has been fed
five gallons Of milk per week, and
some times his appetite required
five per day. lie is fat and hearty
and the surgeon think in two week
he will have him able, and the in.
side of his throat 80 nearly healed
rs to allow him to swallow by the
natural passage. lie at first intro.
duced Il stomach-pump, and thus
fed his patient, and after few houis
would clear his stomach in this
manner thus produced artificial di
&c, tionitill it was no ! niger nccess.
AIRY. a silver tudc is now to feed
him.
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General Grant on the Situation.

Tle following extract from private
letter from General Grant, gives his
view OF the situation:
We are now having fine weather, und ]
think viii be able to wind up matters
about Richmond soon. am anxious 10
have Lee hold on where he is short
time longer, SO that con get him into q
position where he must lose a great por'
ton his army. Tha rebellion has lost
its vitality, aud i'll am not much mis-.
taken, there will be no rebel urmy of any
areat dimensions few weeks hence.
Any grent catastrophe 10 any one of our
armies would, Of course, revive the enemy
for short lime, but expect no such
thing to happen. | um in excellent
health, but would enjoy lltle respite
from duty wonderfully. hope il viii
come soon. | shall expect To mako you
visit the coming summer.
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Ant GOT No TIME no SEND ros 4

ANT GOT 40 TIME no SEND Fos A
Wu,rE MANA Nashville cvrrcs-
pondent ofthe Cincinnati papcrs
relates the following good things !,
During the skirinish in the liz.
tic Reconnaissance made by Qoner.
al Steedman on our left, a couple
of soldiers Of the colored brigade
came upon three rebs whose guns
were uuloaded' and demanded their
surrender. One of tho Johnnies
Indignantly refused to surrender to
niger berry sorry massa,'
said Sambo, bringing his piece to
a ready but we,s in a great hurry
and han't got no time to send for q
white man. The ominous click
that accompanies thus remark
brought the scion Of chivalry to
time, and he was brougt in crying
and swearing all the way that his
father would kill him II he ever
heard that hc had surrend red 20
n nigger.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

-DPWo heard at Richmond n
good story of Bob Johnson, former
ly Unsted States Senator from Ar.
kansas. At the battle OF Shiloh,
in the heat ofthe fight, Bob, ex.
haust,d by toll, sat down with
some comrsdesftr a few minutes 10
recruit himself, placing his can.
teen of brandy between his thighs.
Soon he felt a shock, and heard III e
"thud" of a bullet. and. looking
down, saw q colored fluid gushing
in copious stream. Bob is brave
but Bob criod alond in o voice Of
Idispair. "Oh God! my friends. I
am shot through the bladderl"---
LouiSUiils Journal.
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NO. 27

UJHe that fears TO 10, g., or
desires to possess estimation,
should cons sntly remember, that
nothing but conduc, can create
character
UTAu old gentleman Of great
experience says he is never sats.
fled that a lady understands kiss
unless he has it from ber own
mouth.
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II. =. Wenner,

Manafseturerof Carriages, Bassiess s y
Jorner cos and Jeferson streets near o.t of lie
nte.t rtyie. az Buggies, etc., finished IN .he W
anae and ofths most durable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pnhand, and promptly madeto oTdet. ,vrNNER.
TINA. Aasuste5, 1909. -
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Doyis House.

tFornetl aIlsd the ''City House, i'mh''"'
LEyI WEIkIcK, Proprietor. ,,,riA,,, "a
Th.nrder,iTnedAesir sirestoinGorm alhisIuendsIha
Z theIa,epatIons the City House me
Ais hotels ready for the reuapttouet eae"t
House hasbeen re.buit, ,Te.fuTEished andis NOV" US
,oodas any In the country, .a.,.
Nj now have stabling suough to
mbsr h6ses aud willalway , =
. ri,ss. soe,obs, l, Isse-l5.tf .-----
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UPThe citizens Of Dayton. o..
have presented to Maj Gen. Wood
a magnificent sword and belt. They
could not bestow 1t IN an officer
more deserving.-- Columbus Jour.
nal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

0<y- We ure to have supply of cot.
ion, as heretofore. A company hus
been former Ia Massachusetts, TO cultivate
cotton in the vicinity Of Hilton iIeud,
with capital stock Of 500 900. FIJI.
teen thousand acres Of land have been
purchased. and the culture and manu-
factnre Of cotton arc to begin on a large
scale. The company will plant eight
hundred acres OF cotton the present sea
sou.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

TVuBBEL,S GOLDEN BlTrERs. A purely veg.
III etable tonic, invigorating and strengthening.
FohiGes the system against the eVileHect' ofun'
wholesome water.
Wll cure Dyspepsia.
VI illcure Weakness.
Wllcpre General Debility.
Willcare Heartburn.
Willcure lieada,he,
Wileu,e Liver CONSTANT,
Willexeite aud create healthy appetite.
willinyigotate the organs OF digestion and mod
era,ey increase the perature Of the body and the
force ofihe circulation, a.tngin fact as general
eorroborant ofthe system, containing no poisonous
drugs, aud Is
The DEsTToNiC 9lrrERs inthe WORLD,
| \ fhttdalis earnestly solicited.
| GEO. c. HuBBEt. Il co., Pfo7rietots, Hudson,
Now YORK. Central DEPOT American Express Build
.ins,5I uulsousiriet, New York.
/ te'- For sale B, Dmggisu. Grocsr', sc.
| sy-For ale 10 TiHa by DUBOIS X CO., ani J.
Z. MARouARDr.
} Cci 20, isGis erf
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AVE AND HEADING FACTORY 'Iiff'S'o'
~ ch,mbe,la has constantly on hand Flour
n dFruit Barfel Stavas, well seasoned $50 sllh'
.risdheading. Ptompt attention given 20 alofaef''
Also scroll saving aud TurHing done TOO ~
November 1865. ~
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=. CLAY,

At,orusyaG "a Counsellor at Law and Notary rne.
tie Fostofia, Ohio, win attend promptly 70 sn pns,
Ne psid 10 ali kiads II Colleetion'' N seneca ana
saToining eouaties. u,l..iRIo,k
ossIoe-with j, V. Jones, k'q''ih na's' ''0'A'
Nnp staiu'
fostoria. .August'6, 1864.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

or Parkersburg. Va, has felt The
effscts'of oil. During the past year four
hundred buildings have been erected
there, twenty-five Petroleum companies
are organized 10 the pI-ce, welding a
capital OF about $45, 100000, and has
company has been organised there, with
capital stock Of 100000. Great is
Parkorsburg.
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Frank Baker,

A,to,neyat Law, Tim, Ohio. ohee ~ Iomo'
,Iact All just claims for Bounty, HACK tey w i
,na.ia,. promntly collected for soldiers OF thel'
y Fy,,sttbsiow rates, No advance psymsp, Ie
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William w Olh,
'TOnb, HEuss & Go.
Rank Of TiiIiu.

R.W.sH.wnAs & A. G G.sseATn, BanksIs ,o., me-,
o,ssawhan's New Block, Ehereths n.
a general BANKING business and pay lh'e'e'' 0" ~
n osits Bs follow. a,e,cent
ssix months over, ~
.wCeriidcstes payable on demand. c..h..,
Aus 90 a. u. SN u -
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SOLDIERS
Special Notices.

vNo TUE NEnvoUs, DEpiLIrArEp AND DEsroSpsSr
l. OF norm SENEs.
a great sufferer having been res,orcdto health 10
few days amer many wears OF misery, willing to
asdst his suHering fellow et,stafes by sending
trfee), on the receipt Of postpaid addrsssed en-.
yelope copy ofihe FoRNvLA Of care employed.
Direct to JOHN VI. DAGNALL,
Box les Post O0lce, Drooklyn, New York.
January j. ls65.
NTERvoUs DEBlLiTY, SEMINAL WEAK.
IN NESS, Etc.,
Can be cured by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds OF others, and will tell you nothing
but the truth. Address. with stamp,
EDWARD Il. TRAvER,
Angpkiy l.ock Box, boston, Mass.
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DIR. TOBIAS
Venetian Horse Iiniment.

' ssIVV1alI IIVT5V DtlIlI7I7lIV'
In pint bottles M FIFTY CENTS, cures lamrncss,
iuis gals, collie, Nc. Read the following
DosroS, July : ,isGa
Dr.ToBiAs We have used ioriho paai year, yon'
Horse ihiment for lameness. lickf bruises, ,oolie
.nl cuts, and in every instance found II the best
article ever tried in this circus company. Please
Iend six dozen, It Is tho only nment we use now
We have los horses, some very valuable, and we dc
HYATT FROST,
Msnager Van Amhurgh a Co.'S Mruageu
Sold by all druggists. oiaes;50 Cortland st..N.
May 10, 1864. 3inl
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military Claims and Pensions
K M0RD

das been duly licensed to prosecute and
soilect claims for Officers and Soldiers
BloK Par and BOUNTY. and fESsloss. AL
expsn,es incident TO the collections OF
,lslms will be advanced by him, nnd 20
sharge made Until the claim is collected,
Charges reasonable.
Oiiics ia commercial Row. first door ap
airs, Tifin, ohis. lNosis 6
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From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastotof Bup,istCh :,
Germantown, Penn.
Dr. q. NJ. Jackton-peaT SiE-Personsl expert.
ence enables me TO say that regard the German
Ritte.s prepared by yOp most eacelie nj medicine
In ca.e OF severe cold aud general debility, have
been greatly benehledby the use Of the bipefs, and
doubt not tLF produce similar eff cts upon others
YouTstIuly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Penn
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LEytG. BtcK.
From Ihe Rev. Joseph II kcnuard, Pastor oithe 10th
-. un1.lL.L L L,-r.

From Ihe Rev Joserh II kennsTd Pastor oitho 10th
Baptist Church.
Dr. .Jhcksor-nset siT:-l have been frequently
requested To connec' ny nune with commehdhi ion
Of different Liuds cf medicines bat regarding the
practice a. oI Of my H9picptisie sphere, lave 10
all cases derlned bat with clesT proof in, HTou,
instances, aud puuoulsr, in ny i,ml, ofthe use.
fulness ot Dr. ilo0h'nd's German Biuers, depart
for once from NV usual cUuUe, TO express my full
conviction that for general debility Of the system
and especially Tor Liver Complaint, IL Is sale and
valuable preparation In some rases II may fail
but usually, donht not, IL wilbevery beneficial to
those whosufler from the cause.
YouIs vef, respectfully, in X KENNARD,
Eighth below Goats 81, Philadephis.
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From the Rev. loviG. Deck, rrucrorthtnrpti,i
Church, I, mbcron, n. q, formerly the Acrth
Church, philatelrhu.
Ihave known ilooland's Gcrnsn Blttcrsfayota
by tors number OF years. | huvc used them my
laniiy and have been so pleased with their effects
that I was Induced To- recommend hem 10 nHny
othsrs aud know iiat they have op,fated In bifit
irgly beneficial manner take gugtYitatu g Ia
thvs prhlirty rsoainintrg tin iffttfs '.f.s tl,s
attention OF those bftictcd will the dieasss foi
Wldsh they are recommended, to these liiiSr.
knowing from experience that my fecOmnisidHllo. o..
will be SusisiUed. | 90 this m,te cb'trfnily ~
llounHnd's Biites il interdeLto bcLsftihe ttlicL,
and is''not rum dTitk."
Yours truly, LENlG. BiCK.
From f ev J. Newton Htown, D. D.. Editor orths
Encvolopedia Of Religious kroVlttgc
Although not disI oted 10 isyoT ~ fseommeud
Patent Medicines In geHeTal, though distftnt ol
thrit ingredients and effects yet tuow OF no .ufi.
uirn reasons why nmhn NAV not tttuN to the benefits
he believes himself to hase received from any sine
pie viepuatirn, m the loPe that be may thu, on.
iriiutc 90 the benefit Of othcrs.
do this nUte readily IN regard ofIioonandhG er.
man Riucrs, ptepuredby Hr. G. NJ. Jack sou, ofthi,
city, because | WAS rr'judicod Ugninst them iof
many years, under the Impression that they we've
chiefly an acoi oic mixture. SIN ind, bicd to- my
friend, Robert Shoemaker, ESQ, for the rcmo,a OF
this prejudice BY proper tests. aud for encourage
m nj tory them, Nhtn suffering from gitat and long
coutinu ii debility. The use Of thTce bottles OF
these betets, Of tie beginning Of the present year
va. fohtWed by evident Ieliei urd Testosatonio to q
d.gteelo bodily sud mental Niror which had not
fell Ter six months before, and had almost despaired
of rcrtininE. Therefore thank Cod and my friend
for direoting me 10 the use OF them. in BROWN
philadelplia, Junes3, HGl,
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QTA bit Of glue dissolved in skim milk
and water will restore old Grape.
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DIR. G.. G.. BcilharZ'
SURGEON fdrS DENTS

once ,shawhan's Block ,over Tihnbank. es ecu
"a ns.rtedina n a superior manner, aud on
4slav Dr BKrtuAR Rzhaying ad more Iethantweny
sarsexperisn fs lse nfdenit thF The een
he mostfastidious and succeetin Hll ease'""'f'
uceesls posinie uhue's"i 9s.tf
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From Rev . IL Turner, Pastor Of Hsdding MI
Church, Philadelphia
DT. T.Jaekson-Dcar siT--Ilaying used your Ger.
man Biners in my bmily frequsntly, am prrpafed
to sAy thar Il has teen OF great teree believe that
n moaf of general debility Of The f-,sm its
the nd nost valuable remedy of MLichI have
any knowledge. fopHTe'pseunly,
b. II. TURNER,
No. 7gG N. Ninetsenth street
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Fsontthe Rev. Thos. Wintor Pastor Of RoxboTopgh
Baptist Church.
Or. .Jackson--DeHT Sir-I feel II due 10 soureS.
eelltut preparation, ioohsnds GeIman biilefs, 10
pdd my testimony TO the deserved Tepuptioi u hai
obtained. have for yeaTs al times, cen troubled
with grea, dsoIdeTi IN my end snd nervous systenl
| was pdvised by friend totT bottle Of your Ger
man Biuen, did 20, and have experienced gfeai
an dIslisfimy health has been materially
benefited. ! confidently recommend the article
wheTs meet with eases ,imlaTto my own, sHdhavs
been sssu'sdb by many OF their good Effects.
Respectfully your, 7. WINTER,
RoxboIough, Penn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

From Rev. J, g. Herman. Of the Grrman Rs'ormsd
Church, ,Kutziown, Berss County Tenn.
DTC. NJ. Jsei Respected sir-i have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty yesfs, and
have never used Anv medicine that die zoe Is muei
good a. fioohand'i Biuen. | am very much improy
sd in health, ahsf having taken I've bou,el.
Your with respect, Us. HERMAN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

Dr. c. VI. Juekson--D DssT siT-I feel IL a pleasure
tins, ofmy own seeard, IN bear testimony oths ex'
cellsnce OF the rerman BiiteU. Some yeau since
being much afflicted with Dypepsa, used them
with yeIy beneficial TeIuts, ! have often recon.
mended them TO persons tnisebledby thRttomentins
disease and have htbid lfom them The most DaiisfinE
testimoniHls as 20 their great value. In easel OF
gene debity, believe IL 10 be tonic that can.
moi he ,ufpAssed ]. J.M.LlOSS,