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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26
Aneodote of II. w. Beeoher,

At public meeting IN New York, a
few years since, somebody called for
"Beeeher," who was in one of the gal
leries, aud he went down to the pat.
form, where he was for from welcome.
OF course he had pungct beginning;
and then came storm of hsses. In
vain did he try to go on. Every time bc
opened his mouth he wos greeted with
the same overwhelming opposition.
Watching his opportunity, he let the in
dignant throng get fairly out Of breath,
aud contrived to say, in his d'olest fash.
ion--
"You remind me very much of my
grandfather"
What bic grandfather had TO do with
that meeting awakened genera curiosity /;
and 30 he was allowed 10 60 on.
"My grandfather was a blacksmith; (;
and a very poor one, too, | am sorry to
say. Once he Got fine piece Of steeI.
aud said to himself, Il will make broad-
nxe out of this He put II in the fire
and heated it; and took il out and ham.
mered il, and fsiled. Then he put II
back in the fire, aud heated il agaiu, say Z.
ing, Perhaps il will do for u hatehet;
and aga n he took il out and hammered il,
aud again be failed"
A this time the audience listened
without seeing the tuintest gllmmef Of q
point; but one was coming. After going
through the motions of making a ham.
mer, but in vain, Mr.. Boecher said
"At last the old man took the hot steel
in his tongs, and, walking to tho water
barrel, said.-'Well, there is one thing
can do; can make Plnguey good
hiss"
After that, Mr.. Beecher had the cheer,
ful attention of his conchiaied hearers
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The Loss of a Wife,

In comparison with the luss of n vic.
all other bercavcments are t,ifinu. Tbs
wife she who fills 90 large a SPACE IN
the domestic heaven; she who hus;.d
herself 80 nnvcariedly for the precioo.
ones around heri bitter, bitter il the tear
that ia Is ON her cold clay. You stand
beside her cohn mud think OF the pa,t.
IL seems an amber colored pathway.
where the sun shone upon beautif,i
flowers, or the stors hung glitterlny over.
head. Fuin would the soul linyet there,
No thorns are remembered save those
your hands may unwilingly have planted
Her noble, tender heart lies open TO your
inmost sight. You think of her now a.
all gentleness, nll beauty, all rnritv. But
she 10 dead The dear heart that laid
upon your bosom, rests in the silll dsrk.
ness upon a pillow of clay. The hnnHs
that have ministered So untitinylv arc
luided, white and cold, beneath the
gloomy portal. The heart whose every
beat measured an eternity OF love, lies
under your feet. The a lwcrs she bent
over with smiles bend now above her
with tears, shaking the dew from their
petals, that the vcrduro round her NAV be
kept green and beautiful. There h no
white arm over ytur shoulder, no speak.
ing lace to look up iuto the eve of love:
no trembling lips to murmur-"Oh, Il Ia
too sad /"
Thore is so strange a hush in every
room; no light footstep passing around.
No smile to greet you ut nightiall. And
the old clock ticks and strikes-it was
such music when she could hear il Now
IL seems TO knell on the hours through
which you watched the shadows of death
gathering upon her sweet face.
And every day the clock repeats that
old story. Many another tale il tclletn,
too'-of beautiful words and deeds that
are registered above. You fcel-uh, how
oiten '--that the grave cannot keep her.
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sAucY suR-oR MEN IN BLUE.
ny ms. NJ. =. TUCKER.

had beau the other night,
whose silly words upset me quite;
Tie talked Of love and married life,
Aud wanted me to be his wife:
Yet, looking down, shook my head,
Aud MAXIM ans~er simply said,
u cannot hear such thinss from you--
Because love man in blue.
oh then he rsved aud Mumed and ,wore
tie loved me bettcr-loyed more
I han ever lover did befor, !
Tie praised my eyes, my lips, my eurl.,
hnd SAID ! va' The queen OF girls,
His pet, hi. pi iie, his darling Sue
Aud yeti loved the mau in blue,
He nourished his velvet hands,
Aud told Of houses aud Of lands;
Oi mortgage deeds. and bonds, and such,
\ SO many value over mueh)
or jewels tare aud raiment fiue,
OF splcndor that should be mine,
But yet my loyal heart was true,
Nor wavercd from the man iT blue
loved him wcll--I loved him here,
Aud held him dcsre.t Of the dear.
But when | saw him 30
To meet the onset OF the fec,
Twas then read the lines Of Fate,
And knew how men would own him great
Aud for HE noble brow some day
Eht~iae the laurel au1 the bay.
In grateful love and homage tue
The vulor Of the man in blue
| cannot list the tender theme
My love Ia where the bayouets gleaml
Through shrek aud shout, aud din aud ar
Aud ghnstly dead and crimson gore,
With willing feet that never lag,
Ii y follows still the dear old Hag,
The "stars and stripes our taihere know
An handed down to these in blue
oh men In blue oh mcn IN blue
Wdat tender hearts voorn after you
And eyes us bright IS evening star,
Turn where our defenders are,
Bcholdiug deeds of daring quito
Outrivalhng historic knight,
While Freedom rtsrs her fan. anew,
UpliIted by the men in blue.
And one more valiant tlan the rcst,
The uoblcst. dearest, braVest, best,
Thinks tenderly OF NE | know,
Loving ne faithfully. Aud so
| told my "hyislutin" beau,
rather thought he'd better 60,
For twas = waste OF words to WOO
The girl who loves a nIau in blue.
The moral Of this rhymiug prose,
ls that YOU never should propose,
Ia ordinary kind OF clothes;
For all the girls " worth having do
Declare they'll have man in blue
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A Love LErTER-Och. Paddy! swate
Paddy, i'll wqsyer daddy. I'D Ain 10
wild kisses inlisely;.if wus yer araher,
and likewise yer mulher, I'D sec that ye
went to bed airly. 10 tss.s of We
breath would stravo inc to death, and
lay off me hoops alIosetheri to oost hrvs
taste OF yer arm on me waste, I'D lsrf
al the inanest Of weather. Desr Paddy,
be mine, me one swate ', ,lentlne; ye'll
find me beth gentle and eiv,l--cur life
wen spind 10 an Elegant ind, and care
may 70 dance with the divil
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A Mine of Three Cent Pieces.

An eccentric individual named William
Cilley died recently at Lockport, N. Y.
He hyed alone, kept agrocery, and wlled
his property, volusd at $4,000, TO his
relatives in Engla.d. II k pl his spceia
buried in the cellar 10 an old boiler
Among the deposits in this private vault
were over hny thousand three cent
pieces. How msny millions of coin ard
thus hoarded in various partspf the coun.
Try
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A WARNING To EUcHRE PLvYERs.--
A young man in Rochester, who is fond
of euchre, and also very fond OF the
daughter OF pillar CT one of the orthor-
dox church ., was taxing tea at the
house Of his adored short time since,
and had some fruit cake offered him.
Being somewhat confused on sccount of
his silustloni as the cake was held out to
him, he cried ou',"I pass" The father
hearing him, and having played some in
his younger days, was horror struck at
his infaiuation for game, and thought he
would teach him a lesson. He spoke
bluntly. "You pass. do yous then order
you up-and there's The door; | shall
make mnrch!"
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Davis House.

tForm.riy called the 'City Houss,'D Tifhn, Ohio.
LEvI WEIkIck, Proprietor.
the OF the City ouse (now Dhvis)that
his hotelis ready for the reception of guests The
III ou.e has bee. rebuilt re.furnished sndis now as
yood as any in the eosntry.
1 now have stabline snsugh to aeeommodate any
ymber Of horses, sad wllslway have an abu ndanee
.ffssd. LEvIWEIRICK.
Tim, October I, le5e-l5.tf
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military Claims and Pensions.
J.K HORD

Has been duly licensed to prosecute and
collect claims for Officers and Soldiers
BACK PAY and BoUsrY, and PENSIONS. All
expenses insident 10 the collections Of
claims will be advanced by him. and no
charge made until tho claim 10 collected.
Charges reasonable.
Once 10 Coameroisl Row. hrst door up
stairs, Tinin, Ohio. lNovl7
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III. y. Wenner,

Manufacture Of Carriages, Bugries, ,sulkiet, &c"
Garner Coe aud Jefersen streets, near the German
Cstholc Chureh, Tihn, OHIO. hne stock oi INC
latest styls, OF Bu.eies ete, , finished In the hest
m anuer aud sftke most durabs materiaiseen'tsntly
sn hand, nd promptly made TO order; ,,,ysrp
rIm. A..n.,os 1870 A.
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Seneca CountY

sTAvE AND HEADING FACTORY, ,TIFFIN, o.
w. R. Chambsrlin has son.tantiy on hand Flour
a nd Fruit Barrel Staves, we'll seasoned, aAd kiln
ed heading. Prompt attsntion given 10 sAllorders
Also Scroll Saving and rufaing done toorder.
NoyembefS q ,Isdr s.tf
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Rank of TiHin.

r. .sHAwHAs & A. q. SHEATH, Bankers or
i6 shswhan's New Block, where they w'litrsn,ac'
a Esnersi Ranking business and pay Interest on De
o osiu ss followt.
six months or over, per roeN'
sy-Cedi6.stes payable on demand.
80 A. O. SHEATH, Cashier.
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PLANTATION BITTERS

which are now reccomme ndsd by the hi CHEST med.
ical authoritie and warranted to produce AMIN
MEDIATE be nefcial efecct. They are exceedingly
Agreeable, perfectly hure, and must ssperceed all
other iOnies where healthy gentle stimulsnt isrs.
quitsd.
Theypury ~, strengthen and iuyigorate
They create healthy appetite.
They are an sntdote. TO change OF water and diet.
Tbsyovsrcoms effects OF dissipation late hours
They streng gthen the system and snliven the mind
They prevent miasmatie and iniermi ent fevsrs.
They purify the breath and aeidity ofths stoma maeh
They cure Dysspesia and Constipation.
They cure DioTheA, and ChOlera Morhus.
They cure Liver Co mplaint and Nervous Headache.
They maksthe weak strong, thelanguid hri lliant,
aud are exhausted natures great restoTer TheyaTe
composed ofthe celebrated Caiisaya bark, winter
green sssssfrs,, roots and herbs, all preserved in
perfectly pnte 81. CroiX Run. For particulars, see
circulars aud tsstimoni ala HIsund each bo,tls.
Beware of impostors. Exsmins every bottle
See thst IL has private u 8 Stamp utlsted
over the cork with plsntanon scene, and oursigns
ture on hne steel plate side label. See that our
bottle il not Iehled with spurious and dslstsrous
stuH. Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Bites BY the "a alion or In Bulk,is an mpostor.-
Any psrson imitaiiI this bottle, seilinganyoth
sImatsriaIthsrsin Shsthsr called Plantation Bat
ters or not ,is erimina Ut der the U. s. Law, and
will be 20 prosecuted byps. We already have osr
eye oa several parties r.hllins our bottles &e.
who will succeed Ia getting themselves. into CLOSE
quarters. The demand for Dfake's Plantation dit
tets rfOm ladies, eisrsynsn, merchants, Se, is in
credible. The simple trial of a bottle is the evi
deaes we preseut oftheh worth and Eush hIioTity---
rhesare soldby all respectable druggists, gtoeers
hotsis, saloons. stesnbosis and country stores
p. ii. DRAKE g. CO.
202 Broadway, N. Y.
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q. Clay,

Attorney Aad unselloT at Law and Notary Pub.
We, fostoTla, Ohio will auead promptly to all bus
hsu snrusied TO his care. ratieu,aI attention wiz
ks paid to all kiads Of Csllsslisns,ia ssneea Asd
spoiaias ssanties.
oSrios-with J. V. Jo.ss, Kss., ia Hsle''Bloek.
up stairs
Fostoris. A Anrauos, laB4,
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School Examiners Notice.
TO TEACHERS.

Meetings of the School Examiners Of
Seneca County, for the examination Of
teachers, will be held at the Office Of the
examiners in Tombs Block, Tifin, on each
Saturday, from the Oath day OF September
until the 18th day OF December. 1864, inclu-
sive. JAMES PILLARS,
JOHN MoCAULEY,
FRANK BAKER,
Esamisers,
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Frank Baker,

A.tornsy At Law, Tifin, Ohio. onies, in Tomb.
alsek. All Just claims for Bounty, Back Pay and
Psn.ion- F., prompily collected for soldiers OF their
ssits AZ the ioweh rates. Ne advanes paymsnt 70.
nirsd. NOV. 30, te6s-7.iy
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DR.. &. G. BciIharZ.
SURGEON a@ DENTIST

omee, ,shswhau's Block, over THIN Bank. Teeth
u a,snediua superior manner, and on mnsttessona-
b lie terms. Calland have your Teeth hlled without
dstav DR. rBgILuAEzhaving n had more than twenty
ysar. expsrieaee, fselsoon6dent thathe can please
The m,stfa.tidious, and sueeeedin all Gases where
An,ii,7 ,sns 2s.tf
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s, r., ,-l860.-X,

Persons ofsedentary. habits troubled w'thweak'
ness, lassitude, lpi,auon ofthe heart, lack oiaP
petite, distress amer ereating,torPid livereohstips
tion, nc deserve to suffer IL they will not try the
celebrated
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From Rev. j u. Turner, Pastor Of Hedding NJ. T..
Chuwh, Philadelphia
DT. Jack sOn-DesT siT-llhVing used your Ger
man Bitters In my family frequently, ! am prepared
to say that ~ has been OF great terre. believe that
in most eases OF general debility of the system Il
the safest md most valuable remedy Of which 1 have
any knowledge. Your repeatedly,
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BANKERS, TONES BLOCK, TlFFiN' OHIO
Tn. partnership exi,tisgbetweenths undersiEned,
p.,inE .xpited BY limitation is hereby dissolved.
GspRss H. HuN s.d JoHs Guile retiring from
NE iFu. The rsmaiAiHE partners willeontlnust the
n.;asssa.h heretofote c ondueted.
cFtNrERESr paid Ga deposits remsinine0
onthI,4 rsreent. ,oux,r u,,ss
.... q. TONR, JOHN T. uuSS
o. r. n. TOMB, GEO. r. HUsS,
JOHN GlLl.lG,
r,m t.,ot ,ana 4e-tf
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From The Rev. Thos. Wintof, Pastor Of RoIboFoUll
Baptist Church.
DIR. .JAeksOp-DeAT sir--l teel II due TO your OK,
cslltnt preparation, Hoohnhd's German BitteTs TO
add my testimony to the deserved reputation IL ha.
obtained have for years, al times, teen troubled
with great disorder In my cad and nervous system
was advised by friend totTJ bottle Of your Ger
man BiiteTs, 1 did so, and have experienced great
an relief; my health ha. been materially
benefited, l confidently recommend the aTticls
where rect with eases timilsTi 10 my own, and have
been assured by many Of their good Effects.
Respectfully YOUR, 7. WINTER,
RoKborough Penn,
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From the Rev. J. NJ. Lyons, formerly Pastor OF the
Columbus IN. IL aud Middleiown tPenn. Bup.
tist Churches.
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DR.. q. NJ. Jaekton-- Dear sir-I feel II a pleasure
tins ofmy own Accord io bear testimony TO tbs eI.
ce Hence oi the German btiteU. Some ysaTs since
with veTy beneficial results. l have often recon.
m nde them to persons nesbled by thatome nt ng
diseas Sc and have heard from them the most aite ng
testimoniais a. to their great value. In cases oi
general debilitv believe IL tobe tonic that eau.
not be surpassed. J .M.LhOhs.
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From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pesoror Bspii,lCb
Germantown, Penn.
Or. q. NJ. Jaekson-DeaT siT-reTsonal sIps A.
ence enables me to say that regard the GsfnHH
Bitten prepared by you as most excellent edirins
In case OF severe cold and general debility, have
beer greatly benefited by the use Of the btters and
doubt not they produce similar n cts upon Others.
YourstTuly, WARRLN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Penn
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William Wolf,
Tomb. Huss a. Co.,

B.ok Bindsr aud Blank Book Manufacturer TIT
a., Ohio. q, a,
IannArY 1. 1s6i. W W
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From rhe Rev. Joseph II. .Kepu,rd, Pastor or,hs 10th

Hum Tht NV IT 'INFNNuTUi TuAIOT OF the IUth
Baptist Church
DT.Jnckson-DsaI siI.-l have been frequently
requested to eonnec. my nsme with commend nj ion
Of different kinds Of medicines, but regarding the
pTaotiu a. out of my appropriate sphere, hav in
all dsclinedi but With clear proof In hTious
instances, and psriculerly In Ly ahil. Of the use.
fulness OF d. lloonnnd's Gsrmsn Biiters, depart
Tor once from my usual course. TO sApress my full
conviction that for general debility oi the system
and especially for Liver Complaint, IL is safe and
valuable preparation In some rssss IL may fail
hut usually, doubt not, IL wilbe very beneficial &c
those whosufleT from the cause.
Youfs very respectfully. J. N KENNARD,
Eighth below oats -, Phiiadelphis
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X Uopr. Attorney at Law. g. J. KEEs, Auor.
n.,,t Law and Notary Puhlie. Once, Csmmefeisl
Row, Up Stairs, Sos'hesst Corner.
J,ruary GO, 1864.
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Read Who Says So!

From the Rev. Levi @. Beck, Pastor Of III. nap,i,,
Church, Pt mbeuon, n. ] ., formerly OF the Ncfth
church. rhil"dellph'S.
Ihave known Iloonands German Biuen Tavora.
hly tot number OF yeets. / have used thsm IN my
fHmily, aud have been 80 pleased With their effects
that was induced to recommend hem TO msny
others, and know that they have operated in n sink
ingly beneficial manner. I take great pleasure In
thus p"bliey pToclainirg this thttHuu ealhnp the
attention OF those afflicted with the diseases foI
which they ate recon mended. TO these BitteTs
knowing from experience that my recommendation
will be sustained. | do this more cLeerfully q,
lioonands Biues is intended to benefit the afflicted
and is"not rum drhk."
Youuuuly, LEviG. DECK.
From Rev.J. Newton Brown, u. D., Editor of IN,
EnoyolopediR Of Religions knowledge
Although not disposed to favor or fecommen,
Patent Medicines ia general, through dsttust ol
their ingredients and effects: yet know OF no sun
he believes himself TO have received from any sim
pie preparation, In the hope that he may thus co
tribute to the benefit OF others.
do this more Teadi in regard of iioonand', q er
man bitteTs, prepared BY hr. G. NJ Jack son of tbi
city, because was prejudiced against them 10
many yenTs, under the Impression that they we .,
chiefly an alco ollie mixture lam inttbted Ia m,
friend, Robert Shoemaker, Esq., for the reno, al o
this prejudice by proper tests. and for encourage
meni TORY them. when suffering from great und Ion,
continu debility. The use OF three bottles o
these betets, At the beginhirg OF the pTesent,eAr
was fohtwed by evident relief aud restoration 10
degteelo bodily and mental yigor which had moi
felt fr sN months before, aud had almost de
of reg ining. therefore thank God and my fren,
for directing me TO the use OF them. Unknown
Philadslphia, Junes3, ls6l.
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watches IL JeWelry. E5a
H. NolDon, A,S

aving ansntl located thiseity hssjuslopsn
ed hisstock of goods OPP sste the Wigwsm Eb.rr'
solicits Inspection ofhis stock OF Watch
e, CLocks, ,Jewslry asd Silvsrw ,sndhopssto met
IL a share ofpublio patronage.
Repairing dons IL the best style OF workmsn'h'p'
Tin,a 1882.
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". II. & III. Noble,
HOrd & Keen.

Atern.ys and Coun,ellon at Law. omee In Sin
gers New Block, opposite the Courthouse
nov2J
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EXPRESS. Z


EXPRESS COMRANY. -
FTSHE ADAMS ExPREss COMPANY ER-
Il spsctfrfIy aanounes 70 their friends ara
psfrons-shs psbIIs Of ErsnsyflIs and viclufsy-
that vita tncrsassd hsfiities for the Transports.
tiou Of
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WANTED---TRADEs.
MEDICINE.

1EcTeAa EaTTF
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Tobacco,
{LE A F D.

WHICH We udV0 S616CL6Q 10
Manufacture the follow
lowing Brands or
Tobacco:
"a Pounds, Bright Ounces.
ga I" ouness.
"A Twist. Bright I2s.
"A sweet, Dances. Il
a A Bright, 40 ;. t5
Bright y Caddics.
Medium A CaddieH.
Dark A y CaadHes.
"A Pancake, Bright, IA n.
Bright no = fn Cadfifen.
Dark 10 8 in c adde's. 10
Navy Pounds.
spun Roll.
Fetld's Cable Roll.
nldorado.
Rough and Ready.
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Gbt Aailu auuunaL.


BETwKEFi FIRST AND wATER.
THE YIsHKR's BOY.
81 HENKH D. TH0EkABs
Ny lifs is like q stroll upon the beach,
Az near the Scean'B fdge - can co.
Ny tardy steps 10 waves aomeiipes o'er-fsacns
Sometimes / stay % iet them overflow.
MY sole employment Ia, and serupnlous care,
70 place nly gains beyond the reach OF tides
Zach amoothef pebble, aud each abell more rare,
which Ocean kindly to ry hand conndss.
have but few companions on the shore: u
Thsy scorn the strand Who ssfl upon the see
Ystof I tbink the ocean they e sailed o'er
IL deeper 4 DoWn upon the strand to me.
The middle sea contaias no crimson dnlne.
It's dee per waves cast up no pearls 70 view;
Along the shore my hand 1. on its pulse,
AndI coarerse with many o shipwrerked erew.
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We will manufacture all kind Of Tobacco TO
suit ANY trades that We may receiye orders for.
We will assure the Wholesale trade that we can NOT
be undersold In the West. We have been en-
gagged In the Tobacco business for twenty years.
We are prepared 10 execute our work In the neat
OF dealers to our Tobacco.
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PACKAGES,
AND EALuABLKs.

They solicit . contihrance Of former fsvoru.
EspeciI care taken IN the eolIsctfon Of BfFIe
Drafts Notes. and the transportation Of valuable
packages. 1853 aat ~ -
Any informakicE IN regard % the routes, &C..
can Be obtained at the OAcs on FIRST street. next
door 70 she Fossoacs. IHOs. oAITHER,
.1sssizllz .Ezzg9 Il Asnss.i 81.
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Hair Uprooted

IRON all parts OF the Body In nvs
II rsfsstss, Blfheaf tsfurY 70 a. skss, b . u
BANS DKPILAT5KH PoUDER." Asa Or sshd Nf
Uphan's Depiiatory Powder, and take no other.
Price 81 Mailed 20 any a1ersss fox 81 Is, BIZ O.
9 uPHAM, Is south Eighth street, Philadsiph
Pens.
TTphamsa Hair Gloss and CurIfmn
~ fluid IA the best hair dressing "a sha world
II inpsrts be1utif1l SEoss % he kasr kssps 4 q
s~gt, promotes tss grovth, &c. Priss, 50 cents .
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Upham's letter Oinfmenf 4, -.
eur 4sE Tstisr, SAX hAsun4, czapped Had. PR.
bsr,s fisas e. Price. 50 osnts = box. 80 ID
Upham's Asthma Cure rslisvs. III. me-.
Fiolsnt parexyfsUa u Asthssa IN sss ssluatss so
Effects a speedy cure. Price, q = package. y
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" ranfed to cure any case OF DvsyepsiG, no
Haaa1sr 1e@ 'ens aaA4ans% PTics a. senfby maii
Upzam's EreckHe Bnnashsr removes
Freckies, Tan, sunburn, Pimples on ths Fac,
Price 50 esnfs.
Dr. La Porte's Lie Esixir, tie grsss
AsFgsae asd ReugsnGtfsg Remsdys restores to
manly vfgor all who are suasrfng xona Imp1ired
Spinal Eaergy, Nervous Debility &C., arising
from whztsver causs. Price, 81 package.
The japanese Hair Stain eolors the
Whiskers or MoustAche beautiful black o. brown
II consists Of oalW one yrsparGfoz Color will not
fsds or wash cut. Only 50 csnts . box
sold bys. O. UPHAM. Is soxtA Eighth street,
Phflsdslphias and By al Druggists. Circulars
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+ rrHFe r Cor. Third and Main strsstst
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