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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

LITTLE BLONDE.

fi9 go fgMy LlTrLR BLONDE. '''
Ian very. verv fosd
OF wsAdss psposaip,
For my My of the pond,
,,ks s,sssest HaIs bloaas. tt..iat
Ever tis.sd BY sas and ar.
yaIu H.r rovad face isr rosy Fed, ..-
And hersysssre ,sf, sndb dblust ,..-.
RIpsl.ts ripple on her head. 'efs .e,- '
Geisea a. the saali a., shed .,. ~.
wr-f-g On the grasses semmed with dew.
Zee her waite and rounded brow. 81. ~
shsdsd w,lh kesysno& hsit-l O. fil
.r--,-- whsh the wind, Of wintst bew. 'f.H
= "a wiz the sculptors Of the snow
Carve forehead half 90 fsuf ..'
eishnantg fatt.ff si-t4fl 1.
lam very, ve.y toad .'aa o. r'si iri al
ot this dariius lttle one
Other hssrs % hsfs 'fsspoad. urh fs
A. the lilies of tbs pond ..,'.,
To the sbining Of ,hsssa. af ". sl,.-
10 Nc. bird ureluf ia,hs cr,f,.1st .Isfi
uss voice mose swestt tian her
Lvts.ike, tender, low and son,
Like the sweet notes heard son,
ofthe white isswlpssd-wershPsrs.
.nfq ft.fil o. r. s.l b.
his not the goldra hair. 'H-r' saass p
No, the eyes OF hsnveaiy bius, -..o
Of,his @aidsn DEuoNAtR.
That make her 50 passl rg fsif, XIV
But hsrhsaH sopsre andUua p I'D (.
ci .,af stfft fsIsss,
.g- --- Not her checks. like ropes rcd,
"a ''A Not her Tiny hshdt shdfsst o. rf i'spi
Ne, her .ipsBte shsf1ss red, y :. q
> Not the son eurls of asthesd - sls. tns....
,., 'Tis her hean that makes her sweet.
VI fata ai sssrst1 .1iatfif q.
Richer than hsr lock, of gold, s'a,.r' he
l1J Better than her s,afrY sye',, 800,
Fairer thanthe brow whose mold
lt9 Meoksths skiuof scaptora cold, .sl,., .
isthe soul that t.sksthe.kies ~ t.l
,a9 Grosak W, Bvsuir.'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
VOLMER & KIRCnNER

EERCHANT TAii.ORs, and dsalec ie r.sdy
nj nade Ctsthing, Gents Furnishing Goods. HAS
Caps, etc Csastsrty on hand, broad Cloths, Gs,si'
rneres ana vesnss. Washington street, Thin, Ohio.
~ PastIcaiaf auention given 10 Custom Nofks-
An orders viii aeet wlth pfesunt attention
cK-N. 70. we hsve the Agency ior ,hebesi Sew
Jog Mschine now IN use. novs-nt-f.
, 1866-12-23

New foRK, December u
Flour heavy and dull at t20o111-s0 Wheat
quiet md saHc At $2.e16ea-S3 Corn nominal at
81 W In ttnte. Oats heavy at63E1o5c. Pork asm;
119.a5 for Old, and $780, Tor Nesr. Lard heavy
At 17kc. Hogs quiet It &a5o&89.00. Gold. 133H.
, 1866-12-23
Chlenxo Provision Market.

AalE42Qs AGEE2hV6I IL lS4Q
rne nroy1sten market during the past week has
ehaaE,d sfour ffoo, az e d.y u a1asr 2 pazs,s
sxa ths To-, @ e,r, II IT, u eF3e Ss E
2 esased e1ey seaslaeF.hie assstlos z
r. aesa rs a9' .o
str,nxr shaI n such facts BEFORE them - tneJ aEe IN
q Il e. e
nent ,he nn,uoeE of hogs packed has been large in
4 & III t. :s
The -eEs 90 nos E.nnJ p:ptst t9n. ~ r. eGp ri
thls .es.aa Vii oe ptotrsesea than &c i.ss AZ
"a y s. roatessae to
dec!ine 4 the eod sarAet mast senrs she p;us2eSn
ases. sse ,.p.et sd.. y ~ sEs:is.a .ss:ti |.
r. Il sne .fesai Esss q ae ss3e
Ea prces ~ terstd ~ rSatts o 81 .ss IA
saons see rsesiaf i ..1Es !, +. = 2 q a
5S ~: ot & s:. f. e.se
e xsss e sss' sss4s ~
II Is se.k r
sanpren's III r.< aEs 4es: se.t s,s !sts:aS
q Ets E:F :ss
sH sas sR1srs I'D e. III
NJ nsss 1ek oxaz he sate q The ro.t. ND y
sS 1T 4 Tas5 e sosa
r; P.sa!eff n.aa = s r. rs s. III f.
ssss; ssss # Iii i1 eos @
IN m ars eprise. The bog rAc1nE - thlA tE2c lAst
war summed 10 AnoaE s. oa head The large strs'nts
Sfhner op T1ttlzy sHed b. the EeaeFA dnlne q ~
msrxrt sfnanltd paekK.s 10 demand nd s.cave Eo1
S1nrrrs ropcteio On 1o1y S4sc r 100 lbs Erot %
NTr hCt1 and tbs pe1otinai rufeaAas Wtre nA!s =;
, 1*ENS 8 rroA4, The drtllus TAI. hoEeyeF. Amoei
iEn,FTiatcy recovered and tae UaFktt AdE.nee9 e
t6 = S11 rhofce weEat4 tl3A1r< to-day dali E1ta TesE
r. hnxe1s s6 5 bttIx about Iae top pr!nr Tic EaHs
Fl sor cstue may N quotgd II - -sa3aso!
me1sed hccs ero IN good supply, AMI ne .e1aoe
hing 70 l4TorAoe t,r shlnnens taet n azure
frnr1 kht.,r,e4x an4 TIE frV d es4od ho- pac1es
1.!sz ;i3 nct-the market hesiae to-:aJ ~ 49,
10, 1s extremes. ...s ...+,4+r Mo
,nSt cecntd early In the week = $40 f2s cSaasI
snt II So fof tfr paektc. but r1ed 1uUtdAtetJ An
rta4ssi 6n It fIasb LAEKe sales have bcsn maf ffoz
DAT 70 dsy ior tur~.sd deyCr; trtne me-. = noT m
issl II E6,GG; extra pFlIue 81 Funp po5k 1kM
It 10 rl<1r perx sod Il fi9 bolE NJ ats se sraEt
M ID b tx demand II tos taondeTs m n IL ~
ehnrf ,lear kidoa Green Useats d!m II SHc r
shou1aefs IKE sos-rtde4 snd sxc ~ hams Each.
MSsis ven iraulred for early in the Weck and saa
! t.tes TeFr Il Ade st &ssAc toF Eunberltnds y
&c sof tbort Yniddes and lf%SHc tor 1osz g
| t.tn. II ID probable that the depressing Nconn
rom shrad viii pns stop 70 The manufacture ofth
n1ndurtr ~ rouxh meats viii bc substituted. La
| tnclned Ec put ctoets nfn Ut l1xe for .s1ue etf1
| Ttndefrd" Ere4Se HI. bean In active demand ~
ave iSr whitc, St3sxc tor Jelfox Aad INC tot prov
Tslow N rnodeEate oe1nAnd - g4e!ese mr prn Tts
HIxRy AuWAko Il Co
, 1866-12-23

new to ne. had been INSIDE Of some Eooden
than bed.
was wroDg-with flashing selfFcproachfal
tear that fatal mischief had come Of my
leaving the man there, md causing no one 70
be senf to overlook or correct what he did
descended the notched path with ali the
sped could maRe.
S"NLai Is the mattcs!' asked tho men.
'Sitpa1 man Killed u4ls morning, s,t"''
mot the man belonging to that bo1f'
"Soi the man knoww
"Tuu will recognize lin, sir, If you knew
him." said tho mau vhospoke Tor the Others,
tnE a end Of ths tafpanlln 0r his face Is
t.Oi how did this happen, how did this
hspren?,. asked, turning from one to an
Other as the hYt closed In again.
y "Hc was cpl down b. an engine, sir, No
man IN England knew his WORK better But
It vas Just at broad day. He had struck the
Light, and had the lamp In his hand. A. the
engine came ont Of the tunnel. his back WAS
toward her and size cut him down. That man
drove her, and was showing how IT happen
ed: Show the gentleman, Tom"
The. man, who wore rough dark dress,
stepped back to his former place at the mouth
Of ihe funnel
"Coming round the curve 10 the tunQel,
air." he said, ~ saw him at the end, like as
L saw him dow, perspective glass.
There was no time to ch~ck speed, and
knew him to be very careful. As he did not
seem to take heed Of the whistle, I shut It
OF when VIC were running down upon him,
and called 10 him as loud as could call.''
''What did you say"
IL said, Rclow tberel Look out Look
ont For Gods sake, clear the way I"
started.
"Ah 1t was dreadful time. sir. Inerc1
left of calling to kim lput this arm before
the last bnt It was no uee-'
Without proJonging the narrative to dwell
on any one of1ts curious circumstances more
than any other, may. IN closing, it, point
out the coincidence that the warning OF the
Eugfne,Drir included, not only the words
which the unfortunate sfgna1man had re-
peated to NE as hunting him, but also the
words which I 1myself-not he-tad attached,
and that only In my Own mind, to the gcsu-
culation he had Initiated.
, 1866-12-23

The citizens Of Newark are decidedly IN.
favorable to horse meat as an article Of
STEADY diet, judging from the sensation pro-
duccd among them By the discovery Of the
skin of an old 1ouudcred horse In butchers
shop, famous for selling cheap beef. The
butcher admitted that the ca1cass had been
cut up and put in brine as corued beef, and
scut 10 q shop kept by bis son, which, It has
since been ascertaiued, IL one Of those places
where mtats arc obtained At prices so much
below the regular quotations rs not only 10
themselves. An examination Of he latter
place was mnde, and bari cl full of the new
fashioned beef was found, together with the
bead Of the animal, and legs, which had been
stripped Of the flcsh, the latter to be sold to
Tie Manufacturers Of Bologna sausages, The
hoof still h1d the iron shoes on. The Of
fender WIS fined e25 for selling diseased meat,
90 his own admission that the horse had the
founders. and WIS let 70, as there Is no ordt-
nance against selling horse-Gesh for food In
New jersey.
, 1866-12-23
Discovery OF the Skeleton Of the Sup.
posed murderer of &hc Joyce Children.


There Is some reason to believe that the
skeleton found recently In Necdham'e Woods
Is that Of the murderer Of tho Joyce chill.
dren. The bones have been examined BY d
surgeon, who thinks thcy have remained
there several years, Immediately after the
murder Of the Joyce children In Buzzy' Is
Woods, Roxbury, Which dlabolical affair
cteatea great excitement at the time, every
effort was made to apprehend the perpttra-
tor, but without success. when an effort was
made 10 fast-n the gc-ilt upon State Prison
convict, known as Scratch Gravel" but it
as subsequently shown that he was not in
the vicinity at the time o. the murder. The
eupposttIon now is that the real demon, I'M
1nedIately after committing his he1itsh WORE,
took to the woods to escape detection, aud
after weeks OF wandering about, living on
roots to sustain life, he finally perished from
starvation aud fear. A quantity Of hair was
lound by the side Of the skeleton. which re-
scmbles that worn by the man who was List
seen near the spot where the terrible atIais
totk Mace
, 1866-12-23

The Dubuque Un<s publishes the folloMn
rxtr.ct rom Lister written tom Rockford, by :
r,ste. Of Miss Dickinson:
Az il quite evident thst my sisters Iowa
s,,.nls hare NOT been Informed Of tie extent or
h.r iltness- she has been As Ee1r death - sue
nossih1T ever can be End lire md. although n.'~
mi al daoRes IL still unable TO Ut up: HeE ply
e'tian tells ue e1u GET her home hefo:e Ghststr
NM hf ne use o. inc palac. sEeep plug ea<- he Ia
noslij1rIv forbidden her e7eE attempting alaHf
;rrtufinr tour In the West aeAn. waning ae5 taat
r. VnnN be At The peril Of her life 10 stte1pt Il.
tsshe thinks, however, OF Waiting Iowa hext
snmmer. probably in June and II you arc N1t!iaE
n haye srmmcr lecture frtm her IN plate c!tna
n, = uhich hen illness h2s prevented. she will theo
he resoy 10 Epeak for yous and LOT osnets Wno
sri-hed for her IN your Stale. and whom ans nsa
heeu ceropeuco to 1ieappoins- Those woo deeafe
her se,rices at thAt time will address her as fnl-
aIe.phls-No. rs1o1 Locust street,
Beard, the celebrated anln,al painter- haa 1ost
hepun a psinttne Illustrative Of fhe .aF1ns, Il
,stns cats md dogs The Picture y mt yet
enonth advanced to be described. a.. confused
nass q. c.u md dogs Is the only part skstehed-
Ata gathering IN Whstef,, not Iou7 hiuee, there
were present the following persons: great
prandmo,htr, 5 great great grandmother.
Vrandf,thers. 4 tatherr, notheFs, Sons,
dauchte.s, son.fn.laE, eanshte'-tn-ta",
brothers, sisters, . enephewt j, a1eecs, uncles
: suute, Ereat amt, 7eousih1'~ second cousins
? grand song md grand annghtes: and t. Al
/ thetc ysere but 1dpeEHons-
, 1866-12-23
BANKS ann Bankers.
H1arbirttp.
Dr0uuEalG.
NFFT0E OF THE 6UPERINTEND

PEST OF CONSTRUCTION OF THE 2. s.
coGlT House, soanzneld. llnoi., pss- M ia ~ a,
pernfscdent Of Uaed siatrs Court use. n sof3x~
keid HilnoA until y O'Clock N. Dt%s.nbes 2aa- e
stcs kc !rquirr.1 the spFtaz1eki 1nols. Court
.u.e foss 4s5 5,Sn. I9w E I'D s4,sas u e
r.sJ bc rem And -1sutt Cd t,r es5 e,ioS u oae.
liI,nois E1nc1 lnatl, Ohio P,tnpussh.
snd st. Louls. Missouri. Tae pst:eEss E1r espltt1
resore casting, Anu bA and tops Of onlumns and o,
tr.s mpsf be p.arcd kut. All tb- c2st. :. must b
ecund II eYen tnfckoees 1ha:p a1rtsecs i: srootn
tacsa and The osnantutslon tuss ce of superor dniA
Iho nF,cc freight and De livery 1rst be gives
in cFpes the n1 the wofs must Be ari{F1oa
in Springfield b. or befort The 1st It AArch: 1ss..
MA ~ arfs,topkxfAt by teC1 EWO fespa4-
s!ble psTtie. u The .1i Of tha. The blIcf VIII
ptf1Gfm tic cur tract aWaEd-d - hln-
Bjtt mast b addrested 70 A. Schwartz, SuPersLtt1-
eni or the new Ccurt Hoeso at !Ithous sa
F w ~' A. SCuMAEX, Superintendent
, 1866-12-23

Here The EAtkek W1a dull, md prices tu6eftd 4
depreciation similar to that In New York. We
quote:
co.ruxxtxr tIcCn1IH-cmuA0o xAHErT.
, 1866-12-23
Flour csrlor 1t <9.o0Nll.s1. Wheat heavy md
dull. Corn heavy At sl.teHG Gsl.03ln store.
PORK PACKING Az CHICAGO.

Reccipts and shipmcnts of Live aud
DreAsed HoES from Octobct lAt TO
Dnte-Appfo1iMnte Packing.
Tbs following tables show ths receipts a11
shipments Of Live and Dreased Hogs from -Octo-
bes 1tt to dale, for two yeArs:
, 1866-12-23
he5s fork~Sseek Market.
COMMERCIAL.

SA1CDAy Es1AIao, December q, 1876.
= The foflowtn. tables show the receipts and shto-
menls Of rrodncc dnEing the past twead -fons
knur6.
, 1866-12-23

Ema j Il nfs
EARLY ArnA J mrs
fatEr Ann 4 mrs
EDDY Elizabeth mrs
Ellhnst Lizzie mtga
, 1866-12-23

delt1M
, 1866-12-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


sATrnnA1 EVENING, December q.
The following arc Manager ivcs' figures Of thr
business OF the Clearing House for the week end
tuptn.iay:
, 1866-12-23

II don't know. i never Saw the nee.
The Ieft arm is across the tace, aud the right
arm Is w1ved. Violently waved. THIS way,
followed his action with MT eyes. aod =
" "a tie nclion Of al arm gcst'crlating M1tu
the utmost passion and vehcmence: for
Gods sake clear tho way y r.,
"Onc moonlight night" said tue mAu,
Was sitting here, when heard voice cry
'Ha1loa! Below there" started uF.
looked from that door, and saw tfts some
one else standing by the RCD Ngpi near
the funnel, waving Is ! lust nov &hoKed
you. The voice seemed hoaxso 9Th shouting,
and 1t cried, Look out! Look out And
then again Halloal Below thcreI LOOK
out caught up my lamp, turned II on
red, and Tan towards the figure, calling:
Whats wrong. What has happened
Wheses' It stood just outside the black.
ncss Of the tunnel. 1adranced SO clos upon
| 1t that wondered At Its keeping the Meeve
across its eyes. ran right up At It, and had
my hand stretched out. Ito pull the sleeve
away, when It We. gone"
| Into the tunnel" said I.
:" No. ran on into the tunnel, i've hun
drcd yards. stopped mud held my lamt
above my head, and saw the figures Of tht
measured distance, and saw the wet stains
stealing down The walls and tucklnt
through the arch. I ran out again. faste1
than l run In flor had mortal abhorrcne,
Of thu place upon nc, land looked all rount
the red light with my own red light aud
| wcEt up the iron ladder to the gallery ato
, 1866-12-23
r C E.


f-uIEGEp, Dec. lsea% E6o-
s%eled PnpesA tcF the OF cntttnE aad us1nG
the icr formed In the Baain hefe Mlchxaa 1ssnaA
and the trAcks Of tie Illinois Ceatasl Iattroa1 e
tend,G9 nom The Lotth 70 tae .o2a md Q! s.ad s1n
unll th- I'D day CT December. tnss Al II O'clock noeh
Of ssic 1ay. wien the san,e will DC op.1cd ano Iao
&&tds 4 1dr. .-...
ueu It estd Balm, which sections ~
SC Fruu the north une o.
lItc r. Nj nrpe ktrtet.
Sec-7- From thu neFfh hnoo
.lpc Of IatksGR STREET
Eee.3. From the bosth line
Tine OF Ccrg1t - 4tzees-
SeC,A From Ghe north
rrrrh lire Of Hubbard cDurr
t<c.5- froE1 forth nne 0.
end ct BARN.
The pAfty oe parties TOW:
TAte, Efh be required 70 e. =
ard 20 execute to the eity
the fAit1tuI performances ot
aLre with an ordinance o. Il
November 11h, I'D. tsAa.F
ctrllux the cutt1tK Of lrHl
gan avenue and TIE tack
road"
tond snc1e referred to.
de,s,os
, 1866-12-23
HOLIANDsE BRIEF.

HULIANDSE BRIEF.
Erom Du ember 8rA stll December 1otk.
1868.
-, s.-rosyt tE-Haru Isc Tegkm1ou
g 5 T1sTwsn i6LT Tpu AnpIen
u g. ttIsetTv q smith EH-A Aa1oxreu
-&}1ce open tsum ne II Of April 70 u ht of So.
~ rTti IA nrcu3 4 n ill p. he yetiDule LID
~ rr IL or, mil ocsoek p On Saada1s hou w
T. N. I'll III" IA GILMORE, p NJ
, 1866-12-23

Gold, the currency ra.es sss lower. The tollow-
Ing arc the closinr rates toS sight BILLS: -
Gold. Currency
!Sonoou Z + ata1llng ........$5 60 sam G16S0l
ratie I! EIanc --....... 20 aBX@ 27E
Berlin g frytkstan Thaie1 -. rs leo alpsT
Ncr saJ = atx Mynt. ....... 20 4oAQ II
o~toer spccic po.c9..... 118 15 1l.60
Cable dispatches received this afternoon ouose
FtFe-tweoties In London 10 day. nj 7eH.
, 1866-12-23

Here the raxrl ct waa dull At 131A91aa buying
The extreme figure bid II the elose. There wa. NO
demand oy9f The connteT. Silver WIS nominal II
<3&R1s3-
The to1lowjng table stowt tho daily zange and
Z .1es L. n.are durfn1 iha SYnck:
, 1866-12-23

HlCAfq AID N08IHNth-
WAITE AIC
II
, 1866-12-23
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RAILROAD


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, 1866-12-23

drre falo.es tn stbIdnee of 1chas .sas kten,
hard, or osherssise pie1ed ~, by tht Genilt,
','an Tor SoscAert, IN hi e7rrj.l study Of lie
, 1866-12-23

Packed and hutehered... -. lS4,Gs7 1G;.a3
Nesszr. Milward i Co., IN hciz etreular Of to
dsy, approximate the packing this season. mp ic
dnte at l65WQ.'
, 1866-12-23

xll feaye pasx xen8e1 depot sVes1 o7S01aAs n ~--3
y he I jotes Accommodation eonnneu w1ts k1-
sSnrisy e1cen,ea. {Mon6Ay excepted, tsataso0
e1rspted. -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-24
THE DAILY EMPIRE;
'al.A Recruit rrohl he GR26.J

II ~ '.a
A Recruit crom TIE Gtat6.1
The following stmpgg gircumstanec,
among the most remarkable that occurred
during the war. Is vonched for. by Colonel
Eliie, lato of tho LIST Missouri Cavalry and
can be Nttcstetl by thc parties concerned y
few days after iiorccly contested bat
tic In the south, q party OF soldiers belpng-
ing 10 the lst Missouri took a iaupt bvcr
the battlefield and came M 10 d spot
where the rebel dead were buried, Ia one
place the hair Of mans head was seen
stieking out Of the grptpEl lhp a. tpfl Of
grass and near by o hand was seen prol
trudlug upward, which evidently belonged
10 the corpse that owned the head of hair
Ono OF the cavalryinen remarked 70 his
companions, In n spirit of thOnghtlcss lev
ity ''See, therc's dead reb reaching out
for something; let's see what he wants -
la the same spirit Of wanbon mischief al
most reokllvsness tho qqyalrymep took
hold of the mans hand and hauled the body
out of the grave, tho loose dirt falling back
into the shallow hole. soon after thc man
began 20 Stir aud mahif'st slgnA9 of life, to
the utter astonishmcnt and horror of the
resurrCctiOnists. I.. .rI .fII 1
The mau was takon by his rescuers TO
their tent and was rubbed down. washed
of, aud IN few days berame as good as
new lie said that la The battle he was
stunned by the passage Of shell which
knocked him scpscless. He was picked up
among the dead and buried like the rest.
Not scratch was found on his body.
lie said that he had joined the rebel army,
aud fought the Federals long and well, but
as this was his second appearance on earth
he wonld join the Federals and fight for
them. Tie accordingly enlisted.
The prctticst skater Ia Chicago Is Con-
cord young lady, named Carrie Moore She
wears a crimson silk skirts velvet basque
trimmed with crmnC, and jaunty skating
cap. Her cvdut0ns are described as very
graceful, aud when she waltzes ON her
skates hundreds of glovod hands beat ap-
platgsc. f.Gs #fr q |T|
a distinguished physician recommends
the application Of slippery elm bark to tile
bite Of . mad dog. Who would suppose
that the bark would cure the bite. n
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BowELs, LIVER, or KIDNEYS

'om M All Arppdttoos or -'aUou
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DIR. STEVENS & co.

Il RtVATE DISEASES CURED IN THE
shortest possible tlnie g5 thu Cincinnati Iork Hos
pital IA West Third street, bctwean Walnut and
Vine, np stairs, without the use df Morcury, loss
of time or change of diet
Drl SrENENS, by specRl study and eNperjenCd
In the hospitals of Baltimore, london and Paris Is
onabiod 10 guarantee cure In thu most conlplil
catod cases Recent eases Of GonOlrhOgor syphilis
cured In n tow days without change OF dict or
hndraneb from business, Secondary Syphilis+ttlio
last yostlgo-eradlcated without the use OF Mcr1
curry! H'lNfiL 't U ffiI illfilt"hl tlW
ylGtin,s of selfabuse aud excessive yeppry, suf-
fefing from SpcrmntOfrhoa, and loss Of physical
aud menNsl pow ti, Indigestion Constfpntion,
EruptiOns, Nervous Coughs HypOchondris, &c I
are treated for bivor Complaint Dyspepsia, and
Cauempntlpn, by iesnorgnt mon, who mistake thd
clccts for the causes OF the evil, and thus multi
ply both,
Married mon, and thosn uontemp platin ny marriage.
should resiere yiRor ~ their bodies and minds, ero
they entail misery and discasu upon those Of thoir
Diseases pocnllur to females treated a curo
guart1liltaed In all oasas. Persons alta distanca
pIqglltlg eMTS!l " aadEesslpg, With ssatement pf
onlce hours from A. NJ, 20 r, NJ sundays 10
III Al MlHl i' Nf''etif ~ dbcS-fydi
JSx EoUT0R's NbTlUh,- ,-NoTioE IL HEREBY
~ given tlist ihs pndersgnad, wAa on ths 9th day
" pocem9eI, lSlS, alpoipted and q1eineda9 eKecU-
tor ~ Chrslan kioPNr deceased, iats OF Montgoni-
decIlwSl CHRISTIAN KLopFTR
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-24
HIS COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY
HAS BECOME A HOUSEHOLD

Butt crownnc glory OF his life remains to he at
amedin his discovery or rather for he
does not claim TO have been the dsoovprer OF CEpsdR,
which N the basis Of tho Btter now offered TO the
public That honor belopgs t. the native Inhabitants
OF Central auhfics TO whom its virtues have heeu
known for more than two hundred yoAra. Armed
with Tho Indian bids defiance TO tho most deadly
nalaTiS and handles, without fear the most venom-
Gus sorpents. II IL belief with thom, that while
there breath 10 the body, lha Oedron is Iolent 10
epret &C matter what Che diaease may he.
Wh'lo Or, Bulls not prepared TO endorse this ex
sVHknht preienslonh he satisfied from
ath9rough exRulmaton of tho evidence relating TO
ts virtues tn as aremedy and preventative for all
dseases arising from exposure, either to change o
weather or climate, or 90 miasmat,o Influences, II
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-24
nu .9Gtt1i Li11HlW q .uiHug1I r.l.
% WITHOUT A RIVALI
I.n13I"h io T.'ItHU .IH eJIa
And Justly deserves tho population Il has no long on
loyedin Central America and the West Indios.
IN DYSPEPSIA.

And tg attendant train Of symptoms acts more like
A CHARM than medicine. There In nothing In tho
whole range Of Matep,n Medl thRt can for moment
beer n omparison with II In this disease.
full account Of this wonderful plant may be o,ind
70 the eleventh edition Of the United States Dispens
atory, pages 1887 and 1898.
series of expenments in which Dr. Bull has been
for years engaged, has lust been brought TO success
ful tefintnhthn and he s enRbed 70 ohsr 10 tho
pub " combination ol on DR0h with other approved
topics, the whole preserved the best QUALITY Of
nopper distilled Bourbon Whisky, whirh he IL coma
dent has no equal In the world.
He might furnish Vo ifne Of cartihcates hut the
public have long since learned to estimate such things
by their true value The safest plan is for every one
20 teaHor himseltthe virtues OF n new medicine.
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BIOKRENE.

GURRS IMP0TRECK, G8HRRAL DEBILITT
ioE Sg aYc6tAC1P 81 4I4S I5 BsfEs SfiRjS
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS OR0 0RRRRA TIoN,
IMBKCILITY, MENTAL IRDOLENCR, RMA GA
TON, kNYUI IT HAS A MOST DRLIGHTFUL
DESIRARLR AND RoPEL EFFFCT plON TIIR
NER 70 US SYSTEM and all who are IN my Nay
proatfAad by nervous disAbihties are eafnpAtIy AL
Quslod prepRIatiOn tlaIlruIf.t t.,.t I.uu.W .,.It
, Persons who, by imprudence, have lost lheir NAT
cure In the '' 900 '.fI' II