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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-27
Important from Baltimore.
Traitors TO be indicted md Tried-Tbe
Military AIso to lie Indicted.

BItiInore NAV Is In our Criminal Court, this
morning, Judge Bond charged the Grand Jury to
indrt under the state Treason Act, all por,ons who
since the 10Th Of APRIL 1861, participants and
Gor that day, and others who left Maryland to Join
the rctels IN frhtiue against the Government and
Union alto othcrs PARTICIPATING in rebel raids into
Maryland engaged In burning Gov. Bradford house,
dettrovine railroad trains, including Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Philadelphia, Wilmington 4 Baltimore
Bslroai, BRIDES, &c, for treason. Tn" Judge
holds all thesc blenders subjects OF Indictment,
AMI trGhlc uader our State lave. The .ludsc also
counsels tic Grand Jury 20 ndrt the members Of the
military Commission, for un lertakng to try and de-
eide caser hch purely civil OF criminal offences,
reasonable or otherwise, legitmstely equitable by
the Stale civil courts.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-27
From North Carolina.



Gyr,n,boroyh, " e. nay 4-Cien. Sehofclds or
dor declaring thc slaves free, At first created much
conformation among owners, Who feared shat the
blacks would desert both their families and their
late master. Many Of them indeed did leave, and
others rcfu,cd 10 work. Many fights reported be-
tween slave. and citizens with some loss OF life on
Gen Co1s arrival be all parties to understand
that their ghs you'd he protected bu, that neither
whites nor blacks would be supported in idones by
the Government, nor would not and strife he toerat-
cd A better state Of things followed this announce
mcnt Several shareholders, among them Hon. John
A. Gilmor, are dividing their lands Amonr thoi
slaves and frnishing them with the necessary fscii
ties 70 commence immediate work.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-27
T'hursduy, NfHy Ia.
Important Order.

WGsh'r1In, My IA gene a. order has tccn
i-suci from the War Department As follows IAN
the iorcct OF the enemy Eaat Of the Nss'sippi River
htv,ne bocu duly surrendered by their proper COM
msntins officers to the armies Of the United states
under agreements OF parole and dishanimeat aad
there being nos 40 authorized troops OF ia, enemy
Esst OF the Mississippi River 1t is ordered that from
and after tie FIST dar Of June 1903, any and all per-
s0us touni in auls aAu-t the Llted states, tho
may colnat acts OF hostility agaius 1t East Of the
MisHssipp. Ryor will be- REGARDED cueuillss, and
pun ishei with death. The sIict enforcement and
execution OF tins order Is especially enjoned upon
the commanding officers OF all the United States
forces within the territorial limits to which II ap.
uli,z
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-27
From Nashville.
Confirmation Of Gov browns Arrest
Death of Forrest.

Ioustillc, May To- Ma. Gen. 1homAs arrived this
evening, en- route 'or Washington.
Gov. Brown Of Georgia. arrived this morning and
left this afternoon. lie arrested the ni'ht OF the
sth, at the Executive nsion, at Milledsville, by
Captain Eneoland and Lieut.. Bay ard. lie goes TO
Washington under charge OF the latter.
The Nashville rRiss learns that Gene-a Forrest
killed by Capt. Walker OF the rebe! army, III
veuge Tor ehoothC his son.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-27

Hict with the IN ellisence furnished below by Gus
HavAnt corIe-Iuu.eut
The Ram StonewnTI-Arrivul NJ HavnnA
on the 18th and still 4 here ON the 18th
tapture of "A British blockade huunep
VIII Two Mysterious Passengers and
S3OO,OO0 In specie.
tcrresboHdence of N, SUM
HAv,NN May 18th. is65.
The pirate ram stonevall arrived at this pot day
teioIc yesterday, and is still here she leh Tene-
rihe Apl fret, and arrived a, Bermuda on the 26h.
and Nassau. MAJ 9th, but was unable to enter on
count OF 'ae bar She left Nassau on the ,sh and
three dars in coming here. The trip has been made
In half The time, aud 10 usually male In from two 10
two-and-s-hsif days. The "Gtnera dc Marina" (or
Admiral sent an officer on board the pirste Offering
the coureles u tie station. and and soon aner vcns
on board himOef accompanied by HE two daughters,
to serve suppose A. pietense cover the chsrre d
an official visit several other ofceIs Of the Governs.
ment have toen board
1t being reported that the soncv all va. on the wy
to Key West consul Immediately get about uea-
sures for warning commanders on the coast but The
authorities here refused roun iiy and not in the me 81
eOuu eous manner, 10 let anything so over which thew
had c9ntfolnot oven 80 be showed 10 send a tug
fused by Senior llerre e the Admth nally u was
aeISimined 70 'end the L ;. Mai steamer CoiunhlA
cmy va, attempted iu the Cus ON House shouS
Gearing her. bat Mcs.rs J. ~ Mora4os G Co, Who
bo'eintneut htie. ecuu removed hem Bv this til q
It Fts j. NJ and twus necessary 20 have Moro
pas nom the Captain Of the Port iiis ONCE 4
rot be open tiil NJ. IL Sas obtained a. lat and
word cent to the steamer TO set ready.
the 1t ook an hour and hat onsc. to do, OWING 10
some dis rdsl ~ one Vt the toi At che parsd
TIE Moro, snd Nr.yed at sand Key Li.nt Al Il, and
htod gun. ans rockies Tor pilot NOne came, ~,
Loaf wHs scut up 10 hey NCst-a long pul agaiuss
Wind and ude-9woke Commodore Strihlnl, who
cont FOR ,nmmOdort Schenck. Strhiug vent bac "a
10 ic4 %. AN, without even tend n NEE age OF
thtnk- 20 our coasu heI,, and much .css thanking
The nee eBleI Commodore scheHcS thaaked tic
mcscuser hea' uy. AIS A. NJ on the llth, the Co.
lumtiA etared back, arriving her At - Z. n Ihis'
morning the POwhattan, Capf. MoIden, arrived. lue
cunbOat ArUts lie al.O Out-ide.
To-day being the aiui,ersary OF the King 90
npain's birthday, saluios have been fred. In hicB
the Povhatan and French mau-o.-wHr took part
he -tonswa kept respectful silence, but hosted -
spanish iias. lhsre have been many vittOts 10 thu
stoneN All, and ioi -hOat yesterday made tupe Qua
and arouJd her Ut 20 cents head, and will ioleas
them to-day.
Prom key West learn that the Afcis cspiured "a
hrig under English color nom the Florida co1st io1
Nsseau, with lu9 hass Of cotton board. f3phH0 i3
specie, ana two men not ca the crew oI passcufe y
sts and no eusod to give their names, did tic
Captain, or where be .N from
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-27
The Pirate stCnewall,

WAE DfrAEIvr~r, WARRINGTON, n. c y
NAV lT-g CLOCK A. NJ

May H. u. clock A. NJ,
Major General Dir'
The folio wing communication from General Candy
relating to TIE StoueN all which may be important
clippers AZ New York, has been received by this De-
pGltment. We are nov within tweuty-iour hours Of
telegIophie communication with New Orleans.
EpwIS NJ STANTON, Secretary OF War.
NEW ORLEANS, May 10th.
Hon. e. NJ stanton, Secrs'drV Of Var
The L. : Consul u, Havana reports that the Tebei
ram sto1ewall LETT that port on the llsh inst otten'
.ibly for Galveston, have warned all commando"
OF he coast =. K, CASsgl' mayor wv '
. Nrbe Abatement OF sss T''-~~T ich seems 10 con.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-27

HAvANA, MAY II, 1905.
The blockade runner imosene arrived At Main-
zas rday, nom Galveston, TcIS, and landed
twelve pssscnger' Of them Zsck Taylor. Gnl-r
pilot She brought leo bales Of cotton, andA
sailed to-day ostensibly tor Nassau. The henrnshp~
Columbia, which arrived here tod.y, teports that IS
she passed the coast d Florida sunday night ss-.
ma tires all alons the coat Tor about twen-A
~ miles ON SUNDAY steamer ,lpetled on ths'
Moro about r. n. and was merely sigailed A. euch-
suddenly she shaped her courto to thu notthNesS
and steamed Of with the greatest fapidity then, tor
the hrrt time, showing her colo = the Eng ish eutcn
NJ the peak. and the resl flag at the fore. lhis Vas
doubtess The lmosene.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-27

cave uC-l atrreted on the charge u mur,lerip NJ a
1-tsl. " DO lsiey died therr. lie Ia said 10 have
Nd E22-jlu IA>----~~-.<uAp@A WA pekaf Accounted
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-27
Wednesday. May ~.
The Conspiracy Trials.

Trinl Important Testimony Of n Cou-
federate Oincer-Some Letters Pound in
a THIRD Avenue Car-IIooth In Canada go
General Grants Evidence Booth in new
York iiunting Up Assistance, &C., &c.
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

IIoTEL-Two FINE SUITS or ROOMS, WITH
III Board - IL, NJ the Madison square Hotel Twenty hfst
sirnci aud HronhwNY. d Z. PETEItS. Proprietor
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

rrONTrNR HOTEL ON TIE EUROPEAN PLAN, COR.
i ner Of Broadway and Howard street -ltooms. newly
furnished. w the dag VI week. 0Don sn night
The New York herald., 1865-03-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
wEDsxspAr, March lS-sP. m.

WEDSkBDAY, March ~ r. n.
Gold openea weak and feverish a. l7T-a decline Of
~ from the closing price the call at the evening Ex
change yesterayand after series Of rapid fluctuations
dropped to 174x after rumor WAS then In
circulation that peace commissioners were on their way
from Richmond, and further reassuring reports were
received from Sherman and Schohed. For about an
hour the price remained almost steady at the latter
quotation when reaction took place which
carried il to I7s1. Meanwhile the failure of
two or three minor members OF tho Exchange
was announced OF whom had bought about million
last night the supposon at the time being that he was
acting for leading operator From the highest point
reached there decline OF " and the market closed
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

The wheat market continued very quiet, and .
further decline Of &C. l0c. was established. Tho
sales 80 900 bushels at 50 12 81 10 for amber
Michigan 81 05 for winter red Western and 50 for No
l Milwaukee club Rye dull and nominal Barley
and malt continued quiet and pr ccs were trihe on
The corn market very dull and dropping The only
sales heard of 4 900 bushels new yellow jersey
at 81 SIS 81 5S. Oats dull and heavy OF 81 0S
81 10 for Jersey and 81 II for Brandywne
CcTToS.-lhe fall in gold had depressing effect upon
the market, and prices have further declined fully &C.
per h. with only moderate demand from the trade.
Sales $50 bales at or quotations. We quotc:-
The New York herald., 1865-03-16
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, haron lo-OT =.
AsHEs-Receipts, 81 bbs Tho market consin" dull
and prices wholly nominal
BREADruyr.-Rcceipts, 3,224 bbls -four 24I do and
651 bags meal 760 bushels corn, 10 800 do oats
220 do rye, 5000 do. barley and ,7l5 do malt Tho
market for State and Western flour continued very quiet
there being no demand outside Of the immediate wants
of tho local trade and prices trife of In symPa-
thy with the decline In gold the days business was oon-
fined to 1000 bbls State and Western 500 do Southern
and 500 do. Canadian quotations In rye flour we
heard Of movements, and prices were nominal or
corn meal notice sales Of $50 bb at % Is for Bran
DIVINE and II 40 for JERSEY We uuote:--
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

RoARD-AT 7s MAcDoUGAL STREET, ST GLEN
ID ents paco-A large front Room second floor; also
single Room. Terms reasonable. References exchanged
The New York herald., 1865-03-16
MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN OF REFfNEMENr AND AFFLy.
N cnco desires 70 make the acquaintance Of handsome
lady, Of some with View 10 nairinony Address
q. w. w.. Herald onipe.
The New York herald., 1865-03-16
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH le 1865


OFFICE or THE COLUMBIAN lMARINEb INSURANCE
~ Company. corner Of Wall and Nassau streets
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02
Davis House.

dorm. rly called the ''City ,pTimn Ohio.
Lxvt WgikIoK, Proprietor.' i .-.AL
Theandersi sasd ddesire sto,nso,m sllhisrIiendssnd
Of the City House Cnow the Daysthaf
his hotelis resdy for the reception Of guests The
ouss has been re.built, re-fuEaishsd ands now as
I now have ,tabling enoughto accommodate any
amber ofhsrses ,and wiiiaiws shave nhy adanee
offsed. -, LEviwEIRI Z
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02

"IIe's young man after my own hear,
"said a lady 10 caller ofone who had
Just passed her window. tm ~.
{" Then he told Mary an aw'nl story
last night, mother, after be though, ia
gone TO sleep on the sofa,"' said little
Pete ,"for he i'd he want after anyb ybodys
heart but her's."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02
PLANTATION BITTERs

which are now reecomm adsd d by The ghss, med.
Iteal author,tis and wsrtSnted to ptoduee snIM.
MEDIA beIe6cisl .ntcct. They ore eScesdlngly
Agreeable, perfectly pure, and must supereeed all
other tonics whets healthy scntes,imulSnt isrs'
quired. q Ir. .ijeu
!, Theypup fy, strengthen and iuyigors,s a.iiraH
They create q healthy sppeiiis,
They are an 9niidpts.to change or SAtstanh diet.
Thsyovercons effects OF dissipation latshoars.
They sire gthen the ~ stem and snlivsnthe mind
They prevent mlsm ale ahd nj etHi itte ntfevrrs
TIoy purify the breath and aeility ofths stom aeh
They cure DYSPEPSIA and con.dpatiOn.
IA They cure Diorhsa. and Cholera M9Thus. .nr
Thsy cure Liver Complaint saa Nervous Bsadashs.
TLsy make the weak strope the ispspid brilliant,
und are eshsnsisd astnTe's great restoTsr Tbssare
composed ofths selebrstsi Csiisaya bark, winter
,sassafras, roots and herbs, all Iprsssrad n
pc efTeety pnre 81. csoix Rum. orPurtieulars. see
cireulars aud tss,imOni ala S,sund each bortis.
Beware oftsipostor,. Essmine every botis.-
see thst ftbas or private us Stamp un Initiated
ovsrihe sork with plap,ntion scene, and oprsigna
ture on 6ns steel plate side label, See that our
bottle Is rehlled with spurious aud dsletsrous
stud. Any person pretending to sell Plantation
BItte, by the gallon or In Dulk,i, ap imPostor.--
Any pstson imitsth this bottle, OF seilinganyo,h
srmsisrisi therein shs.her called Plantsiion Bii'
tsrs o. moi y, aerimina' u, dsHths U. a. Law,snd
WILDE 50 prosecuted by rs. We already have cnr
syeon ssssrsl psr'icsrrs.hlhhs joSr bonles Se.
Who will tueessdin getting them selves into CLOSE
quarters. The demand for Dsaks's Plantation ait.
ters rfomiadies, eiergymsn merchants, a. Is In.
credible. The smpls trialOf sboule 10 The evi,
dsne NJ eftheif worth and surn ioriiy
ThssArs sodby all respectable dfogs'.ts. rroeers,
lhotsls, saloons, stsAmbostS aud county stores
nrsI PHI. DRAKE g. co,
tIa .h7 oEiI fail ono Rroadwav N v
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02
eRnnk TiniW.

R.W, sI.wEAs& A. G .sWArH, BANKERS W.
,e sh, witn's New block, vhere theV w'''trahsAc'
a ..nsrai Btnking business And pay Interest on pe
D -stss folio~A. ,
ty-c.ai6enIes yabIe on dewsnd, 500
Hn-s, 40 : : * : A.G. G.sNEATH, Cash sr,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02
Militaryssv visims and Pensions.
.@ ID. J,K.alMORD,,o ,','s ,aas p. :.

Has been adls ticSpsed 10 prosecute aud
collect clhims for ,officers and Soldiers
BACK Pay end BopSTr. and fKssIossf An
expenses incident tes the collections of
claims win sbs Advanced by bin. and no
charge made Until the claim Is collected
ossss.' oss 4 cSs$ssst.l ROW sooy: up
airs, TItfn. ohis.i. ~ III III. [Noyl7
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02
I'M. =. Wenncr,

Manurseiuret Of Csrria ges Brggies, sulkis,,S Se.,
Corner Doelahd JeHstson strests, nesr ths "eimsn
q stholia e,hareh, e ina, Oiie. hns STOCK o' ,hs
m aer sad az the most durable wsteriais,
OF hand ,hhd pfomp " m ade to order .,.,,. +
=. ox taao- ma - .U.li Ifi 4.--- fs
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02
.nIsrankllnRnk

A.tornsyas tat, Tim. oro. othse, . romb'.
blseL. AN just cisims fos bounty, Back Pay ,nd
esn.ion- : prouuttyr collected for soldiers o. their
s,r, at tis 6sskt rates. No advance pn,n.n, re-
,'uired. (Npy. 20sisos-7'iY
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02
DIR. C. e. BciIharz.
SURGEON HfM3 DENTIST

Gnoe, ,sh,whan's Biock, over rihn bank. Teeth
: n,ertediua superior manacr, and or most!essons
h lie terms. Calland have yoprTeeth hiledwttbopi
A slay Or rBKtLaAuIhsvfnKh nj had more thsn,wenty
earsexperiener, ,feeiseo nd ddentthaihe, can please
he mosifa,tidious, and sueceedin all ea'e'where
u's,,1 ,sss as.tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02
For he Tribune.
To Sandusky River.

For he Tribune.
To Sandusky River
Bt MitroN r. BAxrR.
On thy bosom. noble stream,
The dying sunset 1lows,
Aud the pebblcs aud mcssy rock
Der which the streamlci aows.
Glitter in gold and purple light.
Reflected from the crimson West.
llcralding the coming OF the night,
The hour ofsleep and rest,
Long years Ego the red man ,rnl
The rocks along thy shore.
The Great spi,i, or shiped fcr his God,
In the olden days Of ycre.
Bul now the whits mans ch urehes
(sland.)
Where his rude altar stood.
Cities, towns and cultivated lands.
Where wewams rose midst thieLes,
woods.
OIL lovely stream. land or my birth,
. Along thy banks Love to roam.
Or sit upon the grassy earth,
To watch the snow white foam
Glide swiftly Ger the crested wave.
Lake.ward bound with wild career,
Careening now. bu, quickly lave,
Aud, onward sail. soou disappear.
Fairy river ,hou'rt denr to us.
We prize thee with Ohio's charms,
We rrizc the stern old banks of eroy
W ho holds thee ciucturcd in their arms
We prize thee as the mirror fair,
For the hill, The valley IN ! lea:
Thou may not be TO strangers dear.
But ,bou'rt always dear to me.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02

R>yKEgs, roMBs BLOCK, TIFFlN' ONO
..,.,.:., .xi.tinsbetwee n the usdersigned'
,vi.s sxsi,sd hy Al Imitation il hereby Dissolved,
s:,,ess H. Hpss and ions Gittie is'ng ,'J''
ne, i.s rLe remliaiAs partners wiheon''nu''"'
,:n.ssaske kestefoteeo oAdaeted.- ,.
vtNrEResT paid On deposits te"a'n'nto
.nth,sJ percent. AVN mss
'eF h'n n, TOWN, JouN 49,
r. ToMD, GEO. r. HUss,
vC loIiS GiLliG' 90,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02

Auornsy aaa csan.eiiors at Law and Notary Pub-
TO- PostoIit, Ohio, wilt attend prompt to all ba.,
eu,r.stad 10 nj ears PaTieuar atle ntson will
BE pMh isah Kina, o. cpilse,i9ppip ssnsea snd
U,sesINifS Jsv. Zones, Rsg,in Hals''BiOss,
Fo.torih !, sss,,ss, lso4..Ir LnA uLH uae }
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02
Salaries Of State Officers.
Table of Distances.

Tho following table Of dista noes, now
that Sherman has taken, Columbis, viii
enable the reader, with map bsfore him
10 trace the routes traversed and thos'
likely TO be taken:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02
Total compensation for one year. sioaa

Total compensation for one year. eioA2
More than oue-half Of th.. sum Of re-.
eeived by the soldier bofors he leaves
home, sufficient in many instance TO sup
port his family Cor twelve months. A
more liberal bounty ives never offered,
aud, perhsPs, the like will never be sfisr.
ed again.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02
Seneca Comfy

sTAvE; AND HEADING GfAcroRy,TIfF o.
W,R, ,,chsahar in has eoHitantiy on hsnJFioaf
and Fruit BaffeJ Slaves, we'll seasoned, esd kiln.
dr. ed heading Prompt sl,entioe given 70 soTdsss,
Also Scroll Sa~ine aud rufnins done 10 order. .
Novembetg 1859. '9da ls y 1NN''t - SIf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02
School Examiners' Notice.
ID sMTO TEACHERS.

h Meetings Of the school Examiners Of
Seneca County, for the examination Of
teachers, will be held 1t the Office Of the
examiners in Tomb's Block, Tiflin, on each
Saturday, from the 24th day Of September
until the nth day Of Deoeiaber. 1854. ioclu-
sive. rf.if " D. JAMES PILLARS. .i''
~ JOHN McCAULEY, -
[y FRANK BAKER, z
's,v ,Examiners.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02
s, r, T,-l860.-X.

Pepons ofssdeniary. habits troubled w'ihwsAk
nest lsssi,ude on ofihe heart, lack oi"p'
petite, distress amer reStine,iorpid bvereons'ipn'
tion, &c deserve TO suffer " they viii not try tho
IL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02
Mexican Mustang Liniment.

The par,,e,i- So. Louis n Cineinnnui, ,hobave
been CountetIe,iing the Mustang Linimsni under
pretense OF rtoprieionhiP'H hive been thoroughly
s,oppedLy tire Courts. ToEusrd against fur,heitm
position . have procured from the U. s.Tfeasury,
vp,ivaic stec plat erevenpe stamp, which plae'
ed over he top Of each botile. Each stamp bears
he vac sInIlE ofmy ,ignnture, and without which
the article Is counterfeit, dangerous and worth
less ini tsuon. Examine every bottle. This Lint
ment has been I'd use and gtowIrsin f'ver for ma
nv wears. There hardly exist. a hamlet on the habi
table Globe iast does not cahtsin evidence OF t'
wonderlul effects. u Is the best emolientit the
world. with itspre'ent improved ingredients It's
effect, upon man or beast are perfectly iemarka'
bic. sores pains rslieved,l ,llss' saved
valuable animals made usefu A., and untold illsas'
susged, For cuts, bruises. spfains, rheumatism
dwellings,, hiics, eaked breasts strained horses'
{, ia Sovereign Ren'edy that should nev'rbe Dis
pen.ed with. should be in svesy family sol'
by all Druggists.
DIS BARNES, MY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02

From the Rev. Thos. Winter, Pastor OF RoxborousHl
[" Bspiin Church. 'fU fai
q Dr. .Jaekson--DeaT sir-l teel II due TO youT ex-
eellsnt preparation, Hoonand's Gtmhn Biuers; 10
add my testimony 10 the deserved repuintoa II has
obtained. have for yesrs, al tines, leen troubled
with great disorder in my cad and nervous system
I was advised by friend totr, bottle ofyouI Ger
man Bitters, didi so, aud have experienced great
and uns my health has been Material,
benefited. i confidently recommend the ariiels
where meet with eAses similar to my own, andhavs
been assured by mapy OF their good 2 fleets:
N RespectfulIy vours, - I'll WINTER,
'.-ff. ft...3 's RoKborousb. Penn.
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From Rev ., =. Herman, of The GernSn Reformes
l' II' Church. X Kuistown, nerks Comfy, Penn.
Dr,C. NJ. JaetsSn-Respeeied riT-l have beer
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, an,
have never nsei any medicine that did me a. nuel
good a. IIoohand's Bitten. ] am very mnch inprov
YouTs with respect, M FISHERMAN.
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TX. uoRn, Attorney at Law, q. J, ksES. Auo,.
neyat Law and Notary Pnhhc. Ofi'os, Gonimereial
Row, Up Stairs, Southeast Corner.
January oR, 1864.
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VILLA IN w Off,
Tomb. Wnss Il Co.

0,,Nnipdsl aad RlAat Book Manufacturer T'''
IN, Ohio. ~ =, a.,
Ianuary 4. 1864. IL ~
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watches Il JcwcIry. fA.
Ne1son. A,M M

aving located thiscity has iuslopcn'
ed his.toek goods opp 'ste the Wgwnm IN Eosrt'
aud solicits stock OF aoh'
e., Clocks, Jswelry and erwrre'andhope1'one''
Ia a shsts ofpublic patronage. w. Il. a.,
Repa;tihg done N the be ed style Of vorkmSn'h'p'
THIN, lane Z, 1850. -
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From rhe sv.Jo..gh II, Kspnara, Pastor of,he icu

baptist Church.
Or Jacksor--DeBT sir,.-I have been freuue ni,y
requested TO connec. my name with commend al ion
of different Kinds Gf medicines, hut regarding the
practice ms out Of my appropriate sphere. hhvs in
~ eases declined; hut with elenr proof In, nrou,
instances, and particularly in 10y IL mil, ofthe use
Tulness OF Dr. iloonNnd's German bnters, depari
Tor once from NY usual conr,e, TO express my fnl
conviction that for general debility of the system
and especially for Liver Complaint. II lisa safe and
valuable preparation In some eases Il may fnilj
but usual doubt not, IL wilbs very beneficial 10
those who suffer from the eauss.
Yours very respectfully. s.H. KENNARD,
Eighth below & onts st. Philadelphia.
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C1l. AssHEws, one Of the Chicago cos
spirators, shot himself. Ths wound
ID proLouneed mortal.