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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-24

- The valuable three story BRICK t0lrh
III and LOT on The corner % all-c ami ri-As
III Strerts. now occuulcl by Mrs, NcAe Ian
enquire OF J. a l. N. hA.t..is,
Portland, JUDY i2-daw- iaS Ni-oie .
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-24
Casco NntioalnL Rnlk.

A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Stockholders Of tho
"A Casco National Bank Of Portland, win be held at
their Banking House, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
August next, at O'Clock p NJ, to act upon theques-
ton Of increasing the Capital Stock.
Per Vote of Directors.
IL. p. GERRIsH, Cashier.
July "A, 1864. july15td
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-24

TWO OFFICES over 10. a Miidie aifesL
July 12-dn - ~ -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-24

nv = vounr man 81 years o. ago Of good mornis
H. ss.c@llS bahlfs situation Clerk on A.s.st-
- rif -Feerrr I'M ether wholesale or retail store
Wc1If make himself genet eliy uAe fol Rlea8e i'd
drscs, lor three days, G. d. n, Press oaloo.
.Tufv l9-d1ts
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-24

Peaks and Cushing's Islands,
THIS DAY, June 10Th, running as follows, until
further notice.
Leaves Burnham's Wharf for Peaks and Cush-
ings Islands, at and 1880 A. NJ, and and $40 P
Returning leaves Cushng's Island for Portland, at
9.45 A. M. and 2.45 p NJ
Leave Cushing's Island, touching at Peaks, a IL
A. M, and 5.15 P. M.
Tickets Down and Back % cts; Children Is cts.
June 15-H
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-24
Notice

A IL the Members OF the sOfDonoehuev Circle.
"A Fennlan Brotherhood, viii meet without ON at
$50 p. d. on the 18th inst, IN the usual Hail Cor The
transaction o. urgent business.
By order. D. O'C On -,
July 2-d3ts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-17
VOLUME 32. NO. IA.
B n u v Es .

The lightning makes short visits; IL no
sooner appears than Il JoS.s.
When nan turns himself from evil iab-
rs. he does himself good tara.
Pleasant tbooghis are the pleasAn,s.t
companions one can have.
A mans taste may be know. by the sub
jeets which engage bis Eseliess Iuisrrss.
Those who occaPy the highest station.
Oiien think Nth regret Of soas plea.anter
one they lSf, b-Io-.
DO not wait for change OF Outward cir
eorns'snev.. but take yoor outward eireum-
stances As they are. and make the best Of
them.
WHY i's hungry man waiting for bi.
breskfAss wiling 70 De a martyr. Because
bs longs 20 20 90 the steak.
A secret Is slave 80 long as -e keep il
under our eOntroL The moment II escapes
"a becomes an inPeriOus master
The Officiating eierg, man a, the marriage
Of a deaf and dumb eo1ple. ~iffilv and cal
lansly wished them ansPeakAble blIss.
The female mind Is too poesicsI 20 he
tAnely nietbOdicsi. Who you'd n.arr,-
woman ~bo PuntuAted h-r owe letf-r.g
The col1nn j. an suuiiera % faisb-it
springs from esrth 20 b-svrn the arch syun-
bolizes nercy-it de-~cnds from heaven 20
earth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-17

A Gentleman. not long since. in one OF
his rides in Souihsrn Illinois. .ought 70
make himself Interesting to good lookiog
mother Of a sweet baby occupying the neIt
seat in The car. After duly prai,ing the
baby be remarked to the mother. lie .
a rsAi sucker isaPPoses' r 0eaning th~reby
a Eafive of Illinois } O. No SIR The la.ly
blushing. o. ~ hal 70 rai.s him on the bot
tle. = Th~ g~ntleman resumed bis reading
and hss not brAsged on any strange baby
sinrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-17

western paper Publi-bes the following
We knew an old nan Who b.Ii.v..l .. th,,
-hat was 90 be wo9ld be- lie lived IN
region infested BY very savage Indians.
lie always took has gun -ith him When 60
ne into the woods; bot this time he found
that some Of his family bad taken H. A.
be would not 20 without "a. has friends tan
'aiiz-d him b. SAYING that there vas no dan
Ger Of the Indians; that he would not die
sntii ms time came. Hnyho-.
" fes. yes. SAID the old fello~; . but
suppose ! was 20 meet an Indian. and his
time bad cone. Il wOuldnf do not TO have
nv gun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-17

A teacher. a young lady. PIT tbs qaes-
ton % her scholars. one morning 4" The
oldest boy iu school ooalj %, tel. neither
could any ofthe SCHOLAR. fili she quest ion-
81 the smallest All ihe yogngest ur,bin IN
school IT. answercd pron1piiv The
teacher turned 90 The largest boz. .aid.
90 Arc you not asbam,t bel. 10 kno~ shat
tbs little ieilow knoass~ Her replied
the big TO-, o. Thunder. .l0uid thiak D.
misht knos '' fl,aS a f.rfaagif siacs " ras
.srfes- 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-17

TmE CoSFfrCr While Oh NJ Dlsir e
travelling bet--,n Wsshingtoa ari Rirh-
rnoud nursinr fbe delusion fhst le oar-ie.
the issuc. % re conflict IN hfs on foolish
hsn,ls. Jeacr-on DAVIS sits ununov-d 81 the
head ~ his Pc oiEarrhy. sus's nd ~
po-crfai srnv -hieh uP ~ fhis tine ro
haso been po-erless - disiodze Tbsrs
i'as not Oess q more grotesque specfsrie
since fhis long ~sr begun tbsa thst ~ an
Oh politician plsnning % rsiieve the army
of al fsrth-r s-rsic.. asd by an sdroit
stroks - iesd Ricb-ond captive bs-k 20
wasbrngtoo. Lac the Bourbons. - -ison
it % frsJitscn hat ihsy iearned noihiaz
snd fo-ros nothing. NJ Blsir. stiii sr's- g,
ths in.fncis ~ not asfruafui iiis. issa..inss
fhsf be ean settle en- conaict ~ q triek. ard
siake a. srtiui spcrsh esesisai axsiuss a.
civil and N iitsry pp--s oftbs rebei ieaa-r-.
Mo hsvs ~ soore tsosxht 81 yi-i,i,nx sf
ms fisns thss tbsy have 81 goine 10 tbe
DcOu. lworc~sser SPY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-17

NEvsFsFEEs Doctor johnson. when
IN the fuliaess Of years and kno~l~slge.
sad ;---'' i never take uP ap~~spsper viib-
ous finding something ~ould hsys deemed
II . loss not 10 have s~eB--nevsr -ithoot
deriving from it instruction and Angse-
nent~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-17

TIE mo-, lnhoeuiisl rnsn IN free COM
try ~ last. - TIE nsn vho has ~ sbility
a. eel a. the courage q .pesk -hat be
thinss sbcn oc,.sion requires H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-17

writer sAys: 4 can pick oct men in
New lork-gr, a. Hsen. that count millioas
% their nAmes-of whom, il you should
take away iheir wealth.. there would be
nothing ic.i-yoa misht hant ~iit lighted
eAndie. and you ~oald rot sa.i then 70 all
eternity. We have no doabt Of IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-17

On the departure Of Bishop Sel~ya for
bis diocese. Ne~ Zealand. Sydsey Saith
~ien taxing his leave ofhiu. sad. '- Cool
BY. my dear Sel-yH: hors you val not
disagree With tbe man Who rafs yoa.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-17

Esrh daf has is ON sorro~. bot sach
iay hss it. go strsngfh. srda ~ dra-
near fo thc ciose 81 our Journey. the sorro-
d.cr,s.es sad si.s strcngth increases.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12
National Wit.

Italian wit is h,ghly dramatic, spon'an'
eous, genial. Among its proverbs aye;
'"The dog earnrs his living by wag.n' -
his tail" "Makc yourselves all honty,
and th, dies will dcvour it," "The smiles
Of pretty woman are the tears Of the
pursr !" ali who takes an eel by the tai,
and woman by the tonaue, ia sure to
cl.u, off empty handed" The charac.
ieristic of Spsnnish wit ". GtiSesaHe
.,,teliuess. u, tnrir HOse,o', ~, n,
horh nothing to d., let him uuy sup ~ r-"s 80
little broad, good Lord deliver us.' "A
fool is never good tool unless h knows
| Latin" French wit ia characterized BY
faesse, LriIIiancy, dcEtcrity, point, brrvl'
ity. 10 rcpartee the Freeh are nnriTalled
/ Their conversation is not only an art, bat
n fine art In punning they are unequalcd-
In no literature arc there so many prov
erbs which speak dcsparingly of the fair
sex. "Min is fire woman is two-the
devil comes and blows" "A woman cum
ceals only whut she duesn,t know" "To
get chickens one must coax tho hem
"Scrnioh people where they itch.'-
! [Prpf. Aogeil. fi.r. 900 ssj
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12

ancy the fcolins Nv q man who hsd elu tct
weeks spectin . hecr Nv Sherman's beiu en-
urely ehswd up by the undanted Suthetn
melishy.
The follsriu impromtoo. euss and vale
iekally mixtl rcA,x the stait nv mind Nv
the Dimoerisy Nv this sekshuu;
Hartsek, wecry, sloua bustid.
Gone up uayd. skind hung ont.
Smashed, pUlvcrHed. shivetd, scattered.
Physikt, puked, bled, blis,ered.
Seh u DimCcrisy
Alone | sit. like Mar,ui, among the
rucin.
Alone sit aud cuss and this is nv suss
Cussd be CahoJn, fer he iateriOost us to
that painted hsrlot. S,ait Rights, who
sejoost W..
Cus.id be Pesrsc who eonseutid 2 the Nc
bnssi bill. a ieh bustid us.
Cu,sij b. fookrnaon. WHO ftyord Lcc'm
,ou wich peeled US.
Cu..id I've Breckenridge who woCdcnt sup
u IT Dugn.. aud ieetcd Lmkin, wiob CIV
our P,s Ordses 2 Abishnias
Cuss,d be tue Post MaSers--msy the,
b, kun sudd ,uly insane, and wildly GO to
trustiu out postige stamps to pimska,s.
Cu.sid be Grant, and Shcriden. aud Rosy
erance Ter tue, We dm for lnmoersy. q.
Cusso he them ~ went in the army Dime.
crsts. and cum out Abhshuists (whichis is a
eppydemicJ
Uussd be Vallandygum wich went y
a pracusin law. ltevin me In the Dimocrisy
bixus without any cappytls to ruu on.
SrlsntY Hor.
Cussid bc Sherman. fer he took Atlanta
Aud he malcht thro the kuu edrsy. AMI
res pected not the ieelius Nv euaybody.
His path wax. ike Moses liz with piller,
uy tire and smoke, only tue 6re aud smoke
wuz behind lim. ........
His path Is a deseft-lo the voice Nv the
Shaughy is |, etd not in all the lsnd.
Aud the people Nv tue South liz up their
vcisis aud weep bcaoz their nigsers are not.
Aud he took savannah, and cotton cnua
, hey sushde Bookaunons cabbyuct.
And DC turus ls eyes towards Charleston
aud is serusly thinking NV Riehmobd
lie starteth with three skore thow,aud--
he stoppeth with three skore aud ten.
| The winl bloweth where he lsteth -hs
I lisIeth where he guslh.
| As the lode stone is to steel, so ishia stee
to th, Georgia nigger it drawcth him on
/ Who will save us from the fury NV this
handl
JoAnston he beet. Hood he fooled, an,
Wheeler lac logged.
| Lee wood dc 1t, tut Ie's holdin Grant ant
ca. let 90 NV him.
50 he cavorts cE he wills, like a yscrlii
mule with chestnut bur under his tale.
Bu.er In the mouth NV DimocrAt i
qumue, bittcrer is gall. but more bttsrer i
Ftdrdl vivtys. r....
We hav biz ed on vietrys lately, and ou
etumick turns ....F #..'
Pnyed out Is Davis, and Dimocrisy hti
f. Tered SCOT. .f '..
The DimOerisy is turnin war men --thel
are bowin tue kUee 10 Linkin. ..hf9
Voorhees, will yet be Brigeydcer. snC
4 N'tiiahdygum will cry aloud fer war ~
ex,, 'u,uashe0, ana Fernandy Wood vii
alwi /, drafs
Fer tne .'nhn Browns body lies all rnoul
Iy In the pra. ., his sole Is marcliin on,
nint he ross u Sharon, ner The illly Nv
the yal,ey-l'm the last Nv the korperheds'
/ bilt NY poitiike ho Sse on sand 1t h''
fell ANA I'm under rUoITs'
Wv pollyur wash my In nus l sh'Fe u
dust orr my .ek remaniu gdtm 'nec,
Psra,Lrup NispY.
Lait PIsier NV the Cnurth nv the N"1 pi'
pcgsasHun.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12
The Chaplain's PRAYER.

/, One +, Of our earDest Chaplains 10
n said to have made q prayer. somewhat
after the following style, invoking the
wrath OF God upon traitors: G 2 =, a7o
auen l"Oli God vouldst Thou csuse< earlh-
n tuuakest, shake them; simuoBs to seorch
the EN-; volcanoes 10 pour out thvir burn,
N ing fountains Upon them, and all the
I host Of Egyp,iah plaques to- torment
o. athem.d Ard, o.! Lord, wouids, Tho
o cause that tongue to cling tS ite roof of
~ the mouth thar slots, end thai arm TO be
parblyzed that executes treason. Over
% tufu ulltheir wicked asd reasonable de-
signs, in brief play beug ,oiih kthsm gem
fraly! a. 'y"wY9-V
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12
Nelmore Aid Society.

Nelmore Aid Society.
MELaoRE, Jan. sih, 1860
Mr. EDlToR: Will you please publish
the following, and oblige the ladies' o
.he Mclmore AID Society:
Shipped the following since Oct: IAN
10 the paroled pr soncrs at Annapolis, one
boz containing the following: 20 Shirts
5 shee. 5, 90 rolls cotton, 2 low slips,
satss qsasSfnea lRSa@RavSSs: lRSa@RahvkSSSEsch'e''' towels
BY order of President
MRS. Il. BAKER,
MISS Q. ARNOLD, Sac'y,
Miss L. CULVER, Treas.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12
FARM FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN,

have frat rate farm for sale: II con :.
tains 800 acres of good land, there is $50
acres Of improvements on IL. good frame
house with eight rooms on the lower floor.
good cellar under the house lrx39 feet,
walled with brick, the cellnr is always dry.
The house cost me 81 900: nlsn, good
bank barn, 33x40. The soil varies, a part
is sandy soil, loom and muck. There is two
good large bearing apple orchards Of choicest
grated fruit, and the best peach orchard in
Fulton county, grape vines, pear trees.
ounces, with Ornamental trees. DC, in a
healthy location, good water in abundance
at all seasons of the year. There is sheds,
stables and other out buildings. | have
lived on it twenty years, 1t is delightful
farm aud in good repair, good fences, DC.
The timber land is covered WITH choice oak =,
poplar, white ash aud other kinds.
II lies one mile east and west by one half
mile north and south, a goad county road
crossing It snd another along north side Of
il. 1t lies between the air Line Railroad
and Wabash 4 Erie -four miles from one and
five miles from the other. will also sell
farming tools, cattle, horses, sheep, DC on
reasonable terms.
For further particulars address,
A. b. GUNN.
Oct2T Beta, Fulton County. Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12

The quotas Of Ohio are 10 be rcadjust'
I'd an the basis OF the revised enrolment
This,is an act of simple Justice, which
will materially reduce The heavy call
published f4~ days since. Had the
correction not been mnde, Ohio wou
be made to furnish nearly as rhady mcn
under the present call for 100000 as
under the last for 500 900 men. =,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate. ..

In pursuance to an order mSde by the
Probate Court for Seneca county, in, the
Sta'e Of Ohio, will cell at Public Auction
to the highest bidder. but at not less than
two'thirds the appraised value. on the 2sth
day Of January, 1865. at O'Clock p, NJ.
on the premises, the east half of IN, Lot
number seven. ~ ia the village of Atiica,
in Seneca county, in the State OF Ohio. with
oil the arpurtenances. being the foundry
owned by he late Samuel CroKton, deceased.
To he sold free from dover or other in.
Gu nbrance. one-Ihrd Of the purchase
money to be paid on the day Of sale, and
the balance in two equal instalments IT six
aud twelve months respcctivey The de Z
ferred payments 10 be secured by mortgage
on the premises sold. and to bear interest
from the day OF sale.
The purchaser will be required to pay
for the deed. I
SAMUEL J. SEED, Z
Administrator on the Estate of Samuel
C~oxton, deceased 7
j X HoRD. Attorney.
December 90. ls6i-4w 81 0c n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12

IIvBBrt'S GOLDEN grrrERS. ArutslvyeE-
| l stshie tonic, tovigotauus sud Hrensihen'ng'
Foridc, the .y,,cm against the syilsdse" ofen'
Nholssome waisf
WI care pv.prp.is.
win cure we,kusa
VIII cprc Geusr,i Debility,
win ucure iiesrburn.
willcnrs lls1iNshc.
Willcurs IT, ,tr Complaint.
WineNcue snI c's,te healthy appetite,
VIII invisorats the o-gans OF dire',on and Md.
eraiey increase the psra,ure Of the body and the
force ,f the circulation. a ting in fact W Eencral
cctrcScrn, orhs system, containing no roisonoa'
drugs. and IL
The uEsr rONtC BlrrERs the WORLD.
\ faittHali, ssrnssiiy solicited.
GEO. T.. HUBREL n CO., Proptistct., Hud'ou
New York. Cea,ral Depot American EXPIRES, Duild
inrS1 Hudson street, New York,
~ FOR ,alsb, Dmg;isu. GtccerrSe.
tyg-For sale ir Tigin by DUBOIS y CO., aud J
=. MNRuuARDr.
Oct. 90, 1884,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12

OF We regret that We are unable tc
give the Goyctner's Message in full FOL
itis well Worth a careful perusal' and
should receive the attention OF every
citizen. Though of great length it is
careful and well written State paper
doing honor alike 10 the head and heart
of our noble Governor. We are glat "a
see tha, the Legislature has given bis
,commendstion in reference to the sal
of State officers their serious ntten
,ion
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12

Ga" Az ITIsKRAKr REEL JouxsAL.--Many
.atrue word is spoken IN jfst. Our idle
s1hib, month OF Two since, to the effect
. "a that Shernan's future march could be
safely proraostieated from tn e fight of the
unhappy MsmpAi, Hsrnands GrenSda'
-Jsekson Morton A Hsnis Griffin AP-
peal. turns out to be more accurate than
.aome wiser predictions. Grim, was the
last ArArst where Il hoped to rest its
weary feet. Griffin, in effect, has been
captured by oui forces, and the peripate-
j tic A Appssl has winged it's fight still
further to the Sunny South. Itis surely
the fate ofthis paper to be aIwsys "on the
rampage, ~ ana is;s Yrinting,casss ought to
,ls,Se estsblished 10 wheelbstrpws, We DO
- not yet learn whese next the Appss1 W III
ID pause and perhaps II We did il would be
contraband news, so sure an indication
would Il furnish Of Shermsn's line oi
march. fWewishit bon voyage till we
meet sgainy--Army and Navy Journal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12

oArour city, has lately been visited
by gang Of burglers, who appear to be
well. acquainted with their business
One night last week they opened the
Clothing St,re of vollmer g. Kirehner'
Ly boriug through to the lock and force
ING il of with a screw. They carried
off goods to the amount Of from fifteen
aundeed to two thousand dollars. The
yilluias have not yet been taken. On
the same night they tried 'he store oI
STRIKER g. Bro, but were unsuceess'u
as the door was lastend by double bot
Its no, often that our City is troubled
with such fellows. But their ocasIona
yisi,s show it is Rcccssary TO watch u
well as pray
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12
Sneoial Notices.

TO rss Nttvors, psuurATtp Avn pssrcsvssr
Il or roru Ssxss.
xrcs, sufferer having hsso restored to hsshh 10
few ds,s amer many wears Of misery, Ia willing 70
assist hn ssasrns fellow creatures BY ssndins
tftes), % the r,ceip, Of postpaid addressed en-
yelcp., cory ofihs rosNvt, of cure employed.
Direct to JOHN NJ. DAGNALL,
Bex rs Post Oa1ss, Brcotyn, NsN York.
Janvsfy s. 1855.
NERVOUS DEBuIrN, SEMINAL WEAK
~ NESS, Etc,
can be cured BY one who hs' really cured himself
aud hundred, ci o,h,r, and will tell you no'has
but the ttuih. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD u. TRAvGR,
Augejiy Lock bot, boNon, Nass.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12

.n..,n q the last week skating has
W A. ACE Nth the lovers Of that de,
lghtfui art. Tbs '' Il, IS ri. o'au,y ar, thu, I"t
G.a.' ..o - I,i, 70 oa,,,ire. The cid nn[
young, of both sexes. arr H. And then
of healthy celebrating eIcrsi:e' no,.
there is a bliss in floating over III e,;,
i,hed surface Of the water, with
one by your side, that is beyond my pow
or, of description; 10 appreciate the pleas
ore you mes, experience it. True you
mss get few hard falls, but that "a
nothing, all you have to dOis to try ngain'
aud if you perseryere, the time will come
VIXEN you will be amply rewarded.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12
IMPORTANT TO rpAyr,rs.

I while toufneyinr on the cars, mt stoma aeh he.
came badly d.tansed, causing s,.fe pain ~ M
head. Had II been on the wa'.r II wonld nav. bees
eaned '.s'iiesnss. lady 'iitiHEb, me, tsowihf
ny condition, Issehed out q hottie iAyir. .isl,
swallow" ! did SO, and in less ths . 6y. minute.
ny trouble was ended. The medicine %, .Co,',
Dyspepsia Cure" and from the eject IA had upo.
the Stomach, aid what have le1>-isdofit since, 4
'hinh II mpst he sn sserilrni remsty sss ,irk.
htn shd Dy.re,Hn. MRS. s.EAMUELFIELD
haaisoa, Jups o0th, ,Isei rid
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12

Voice iron iloms rough our City Psn.,,
hrw HAVEN. Conn, June ~, Isot.
"tsh hproh-Ahow me, through your col.
am"'to astno"lehEe mT gratitude for the hen,6t I
har. fscsltsd from tie Rse ofCes', n, sper,is C.,.
Although wss great sufferer nom D,.p.nsI., ~.
nr, desc gave instant rshef, sud one ounce ha, ,.,
hsd mso est sh1ihihk please. wi,hout p.in 4
hsy. now stopped using the msdicin-. ~, no ions.,
Assu"' PALMlRA ~ MAN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12
Nsw n.rss. Jon. .slh. iss..

lne q
MtssEs,r e, q .cLAHk6 Co -J;rSrIr rsrE,-Is,.
tte t"make know n TIE Alsosi instHnthG so, Feet
of"Coes Dysp-psiA Cure" IN esses Of eholsrs nnr.
bns, had hsen tor twenty .fnnr bcyr, ritz nr "a
the uosaeh md bowes. every fn,sd pirat... ]
went into your drns store 10 lroeur- sous ttanfy,s
had Aways heen told that Twas ffrdu uu .,, (,
py'entey, w pHllid face and NV wenh,si, 81
snee siir.e'rdih ai,eniien ofths elerk in rhsre.
apd be ssksd me ~ ehee ''whAt "a tis-nst,c,tV
lisPlisdi"l hrve been for twsnfy.fouT hauf, vori
ins snd pnfgins, sad am unable To sts.d ar rslt
from wsaknsss, snd this fssdly ,iekns,s a. a,
stomach completely pio'lrHtss me, Re pIciursds
btte ofCoeS Dyspepsia Cure. ssyi-F n ~ lsr,.
amer rdinneT.1
from the msnent took that dose ofth. r.dI.ips
~ sickness atths stomach was sans--lt. eject va.
hsnnisneous. In az hour sst nv dinner with -
rooda rrhsh ss svtrhphsry nsn psr,oot, (s,Ixss
sen elestsd eut of 'oodl and hsHow,d \, sf.s.
,ecnnml OF cure. have no, sehersd . particle ~
iheohVenirnee sinee took the HmseT
bt aston wtk 30 wonderful sbd % fnnusdf.ts ,ksf
eenid hardly hslisve the svdese-s ef nv on ssn..-
,nd desiTe to publicly NAL tRo~L iht.s fseh that
The whole world may avail themselves or 10 use.
lAte bread, " shssld fad piece IN ireer, ons's
lIuSei anu believe that no skoHld foaNsy ftoea
hone ~iihout hoile Of lin hiF p,etsi OF hsis u
sssld be suietlt Bads sVsitabs. GRO L. DRAEs,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12

Tho'e who know my constitution, Whist nv COS.
dilon hNs been fcrhs last thiuy years will beI.vs
WIN me thst medicine which will resrh nv ease,
VII WI, irseh slmohany ONE Goes hyspspsis Cure hiss
enabled me 10 eat anything pi.s,e, md !. ,Sr ,.l.
nom now have 20 nse the medicine. II relie,., me
In IN insisni when Wa in gtat pain Nv shoI,
system u being 'itsnsth.ned bv.', use -
ANN Il. BAGcoTT,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12

Ma Ccr'--Ths bo',l. orCos'I nYsr.n.,s CIR. ven
Ts'e me hs. backed np yout sinsmsnt eonestnin.
~. Ihsys only used half bottle and can %, rIss
,rrl,, ,hori cake crsnythinE else, -ithout teub's
II sets liAss charm. The .ssr IL sno,d, 1. io,,,,
hnspu' JAkE A. LOWRY
Nav Haven, Jane ltih. .lke4.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12
ONE or THE TwrNry.uyrRs

NEW HAvss,Jusk tith, ,isri.
(. HR.Cos-siR; Hsvips beer ;Topbied Win 10
by,pshsiA ios sons eight " tw.ly. nor,ts Ihs,s
tsten me nsusl kin@s OF medcinss, shish hive ~
neno good. thw yoprt Advef'issarpf sf . we'd.
ems oeurs ths pyspspsin lhAvs irist iffnt ,ornd
70 be The medieins. The hnt IS drops tite MI o.
yonesl thhi took. relieved me IN ioas minni. I
hsys tshsn " hfss ~ four d mes, bnt hse hrf re
disre.'irf feeling Ia my -, mse tfhtss ssstrs "a
hntl5 dors; ateFether beicss, 1isouia NJ ers
veal, and someiiine' no mei- thsA thss OF tocf
nopthtnlls without disiTss,irg me.
Rsspsetelh, 90 aJiF woOlTUpY.