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LorrsvrL1E. KY, October u, 1859,

To Z. Wilder, Esq, CITY:
was q good deal afflicted with Indigestion ana :,
occa -ionai attacks of Dyspepsia. was advised ~
nse your Bit,ers ! scarcely used one bottle when
fell relief and from the OF the Bitters. though
nearly sixty years Of age, feel the same en-
prgy and yiyacity and cheerful spirits OF ooy .,
twanty five Your Bitters are pleasant tonic ana
cordial, and Is they prepared with Pur- ihIrn-
dtents ami good old Bourbon whisky, can aaieiy
ssV to such persons. keep your mind easy, your
bowels open your head cool, your feet warm, ana
use Wilder's Filters, and never mind the Doctor
Respectfully, }. u DeCAhEs'
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Rock HAVEN, MEADE CorSrY, kY"}

Rock HAVEN, MEADE CorSrY, KY.,l
October "a, 1866.
NJ. Ei,rdrd Wilder, Louisville, KY:
Dear Sir,-I take pleasure In saying that ! was
suffering from Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fe-
YER for seve raj months, when was advised by
friend to try your famous Stomach Btters, and al
ter u,ing two bottles am entirely restored; ltnot
only fuparts new vigor, but it is truly the best
siren ethsning and appetizing tonic, at the same
time pleasant to the taste, have ever KNOW USED
or afforded TO the public and ! would say 10 al,
those similarly afflicted that ii they would be cured
and have the disease thoroughly eradicated rom
the system, to use your Bt'ers, and be convinced
of their wonderful medicinal power and virtue.
remain yours respectfully, , r
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MEDICINES. ETC.
Mr.. Einard Wilder, city:

Mr.. Ei1drd Wilder, City:
Dear Sir,-I have examined your stomach bitters
be. The high order which the ingredients going
into Ii take In the Msteria Medca, AS well as the
most happy proportioned combination OF sub
make your Bitters far superor to any simi-
lar preparation In the country; The fact that you
use only the purest Bourbon whisky must necessa-
rily recommend your Btters In another point, es-
pecially as far as wholesomeness and paiitaoiiity
are taken into consideration. was well pleased
10 see in your establishment the process OF manu-
facturing your Bitters carried on by way OF dis
placement which not only gives You better pro-
duet but also recommends itself by clearer opera
ton. BhIL schEI si.
Louisville, September %, 1866.
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Mr- Ef,nnrd Wilder, catu:

Mr. Ef,cdrd Wilder, CITY:
Dear Sir,-My wife and child have been suffering
for several months from indigestion. MY VIE,
seeing your advertisement, requested me 70 prlng
her bottle of your Stomach Bitters, which did !;
and on her using one bottle, am more than happy
to state that my child now four months old, VINO
entireAS restored and my wife is enjoying the best
OF health and is now wholly illing to be with
saws II is the most strengthe ening and sppetizing
tonic that can be used, and that no house ought to
be without it and feel II due to the pnoIic 10
in my household. and most heartily recommend It's
use in every family.
remain yours respectfully,
It. NJ. SWAMI,
of Craig, Truman 4 Co., 2ls Main street.
Louisville, October 20, 1885,
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THE WooD FOR THE P0oR.-Sincc the
commencement Of issuing wood to the
poor, 4S2 cords have been given to them.
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sEEpsMEN. FLORISTS, &c.

lLLAN IL JOHNSON, NURSERY
a yEy, sEEpsaEN, AND FLoRIsTs.-SE
once and Seed Warehouse, 1900 Main street Q<y&
Caraen "A l,reenlouses, Grace street be- -41-
tween smith aud Henry; Nurseries, on the Hermit
age road. - -. Co. rRREs
PLANTS CIJT fLowERs, BOUQUETS, &c.
The attention of dealers ia seEps IL sgssray, y,
aauIp0RN aueS1JS - VypfDasnd FLOWER SEED. In bulk
I'm D1ns,s Trsae list mailed to dealers only
Druggists supplied with all skEp kba, n iow. ,1
favoring and extracts. BihD sbID' 90" - y"
cst wholesale rates. Al ,s
SEEDS ssnt by mail, prepare.
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.-To Mr.. J. 0.
Walker, Potomac mail agent.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-UECEaBER ID.
Sun rses.....,..... III Moon gets..........lls 80
sun ssts............ 4.43 High tide, A. M. 953
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamer GeorSeanna, Hill, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, l.. b Talum.
Schooner Ashland, Burton, Baltimore, lumber,
G.. L. Whitlock.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk mer-
chandlse and passengers, l.. +. Tatum
Schooner Mary Z. Banks. Smith. Norfolk, light.
Schooner John II. RaPP, Call, down the rlver to
load wood.
BELOW.
Schooners G. Twibill, Miller Problem, Owens /;
and Cornelius, Noys, all from Philadelphia.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA, December l2.--Arrived, schoon-
ers Reading Railroad, No. 80, Ireland and Fan
ME, Hopkins, from lower James river: Cleared,
schooners NJ II. Banks Haley, for Richmond,
and Sarah Fisher, Dixon for Petersburg, va
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A nice STOCK OF FURNISHING GOODS. ali
grades and styles, constantly on hand.
The public are invited to call and examine.
de B-lm
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NOR SALE, TWO. NEW COPPER
n STILLS, complete Capacity, one hInarsa aha ".
Sfty, and one hundred ssnneSreH snS fRNOID,
''p' I" Cary between Eighth and Ninth s'rsse'
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M UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $Soo,ooo.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
I. DAVENPORT. JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
p A Palma. L. d. Crenshaw, w. r. ouarlea,
VIM. H. Lyons, Jr., n. B.. DianAen'
A. Bodeker, B. b. Weisiger' snip,
w. Spott, Moses Ellyson, :. d. WINSTON
A. L. Ellett, Jas. W. Arcner' a. a. nu'0n'n
X. T. Taylor, J. Rosenbaum, son,
w r Binford. J. w. Hall, W. A. Jenkins
Rslvjn. WI. Gray, w. E. Tanner,
r. y. Dudley, Alfred Moses, =. ~. No"nn.
. The security offered TO depositors Is unoouDtea,
and the institution should commend itself 70 al
classes. ,
The attention OF all In city and country ID called
to this institution. Here they will fnd security,
convenience, and profit. Sums as small AZ hvs
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent ints'
rest received on same.
Once hours from A. n. to- sP. n; on oatuIuay
irom "a. N. to 2P. M, and from to eP. d.
10 l3-d6swts
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
IN our school was transferred oCrOBEE 18th 70
the well known Institute buildings, on Iehln,
Marshall, and Clay streets.
Repairs have so FAR progressed AS TO afford ample
accommodations for both day pupils and boarders:
with an admirable location, building, and
grounds. a complete system OF classes embracing
IA. primary rs well as the collegiate studies, and
4 large and efficient faculty, the Institute starts
anew on its educational career, and offers unsur
passed advantages to those who desire the mo
rough intellectual and moral training OF theN
daughters. ..
For terms, etc, apply for circniar or address.
CHARLES Il. WINSTON, ii. A.,
=. ,o-,s President.
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GOODS MADE TO ORDER AT THEIR BALTI-
MORE HOUSE AT SHORT NOTICE.
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TOLIDAY PRFSENTS.-LAD
III WORN. BOXES, a variety: PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUMS, GAMES and PLAYS for thu little ones
Engraving done on Albums and Nork-bo&es
] WALL TURNER,
da Ia No % Thirteenth street.
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seg- sHIPLEY, ROANE g. CO.,

sH sHIPLEY, ROANE & CO.,
CLOTHIERS,
CORNER FOURTEENTH IND FRANKLIN STREETS,
Opposite Exchange and Ballard Hotels),
RICHMOND, VA,
have Just received another supply Of FRESH
GOODS mice BEAVER OvERCOATs and BUsI-
NESS SUITS, which they are offering at Balti-
more prices.
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ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 10TH,
vi shall open large and varied assortment OF
Toys and FANCY GOODS, for all ages Of chill
dren, from three TO sixteen years OLD come
OF those pretty things at J. T. " AHMASNs,
de lot 5VJ broaa street,
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ARD.-2O kegs No. | LARD for sale
MYERS Il BROTHER,
de l3-3t Dock and Seventeenth streets.
Times
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ISSOI UTION.-Th cO-partnership
- heretofore existing under the style and firm OF
HALL Il HUTCHINSON Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. EDGAR S. HUTCHisON retirlnyg
thereTrom The afaiTs OF the late business VIII
be settled by the remaining partner
" = JOHN W. HALL,
EDGAR S. HUTCHINSON.
q p,,yyorn ynvarhar lo 1896
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THEmsSy
VI PRICE OF BOOTS AND SHOES. E2S
From fifteen to twenty per cent. ssyedV ~
by buying from J . n MT II 0NY Ns.
72l Main street Gentlemeu's fine Calfskin sewed
and pegged Boots, Congress Caters, BaImoral
Shoes and oxford Ties. together with an assort-
ment of Boys and Children's Shoes r,,o,-r
J. n ANTHONY,
no 2O-ts six doors above Spotswood Hotel
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Tha srhscribsr viii continus the IMPORTING
AND JOBBING BUSINESS in Sofloss ana
FANCY GOODS at the old stand OF hali hqtehl- neii
son. No. l2i7 Main. shove Thirteenth sur hleI
mond va and will be pleased 10 serve his irienas
and the trade generally John ": haLL.
RIcHgoSD November 10. 1850. no lo--eodlm
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THE D'ORSAY COLOGNE WATER
/ still holds on its way the universal favorlte
among all lhe scented waters which constantly
press their claims for public favor nne table
sspoonfaI Of this unrivalied COLOGNE Is equal in
stren gth to four OF the compound usually vended
under that name. For the genuine article call At
WOODS PHARMACY,
Fifth and Marshall Streets
dam Richmond, Va.
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ELAXSEED.-The highest prize VIII
II ia Maid for / 900 tnshsls of FLAXsEEn by
- fa CHARLES HOWARD,
,ora eornar Cary and Fifteenth Streets.
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DAVENPORT 4 CO.,

General Agents OF Virginia.
Office over National Exchange Bank,
oc SITS Richmond.
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IALCINED PLASTER.--2O0 barrels,
J daily expected, for sale By 4. B. LII
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-04
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
Union Platform.

Rcsolccd, That the Union party Of
Ohio, having sustained the General
Government during four years of sue.
ccssful war against the united efforts
Of rebels in the South and their par
tisans in the North, now demand that
peace be established upon such stable
foundation that rebellion aud scccss.
ion will never again endanger our ma
tional existence.
Rcsolrcd, That this Convention
fully endorses the Amendment to the
Constitution proposed by Congress to
the Legislatures of the States, as n
liberal, wise aud patriotic adjustment;
and the Union party of Ohio pledge
for il their united aud hearty sup.
port.
Rcsolccd, That the nation owes the
heroic men of our Army and Navy u
debt Of lasting gratitude for their
patriotic services in defense of the
Constitution and the Union, and We
urge upon Congress the duty Of
cqualizing bounties, and that while we
cherish with a Slender affection the
memories of the fallensbravcs, W,
pledge to their wives aud orphans tn,
Nations care aud protection.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-04
NEXT TUESDAYI

Union men of Seneca county, the
day draws nigh for another struggle
with ouT foes, Shall it.be triumph
and victory, or shall We allow them
to oyerpower us By superior numbers,
as In times past. See to il that none
remains at home no matter how c,yor-
able the day for work or how inclem.
ent the weather, The Importance of
aVietory over our enemies remains tho
same In your hands rests not only
the election or defeat of our ticket
but the future destiny, for good or
eyll, Of our country. Not since 1860
have we had SO important an election
Us the Present,-with such vital issues
at stake, Throw aside, theu, fellow
c'asens' your every day cares aud tolls.
ana devote this one day to your coun.
try aud the noble principles of the
Union party.
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$1,000 A YEAR,

The Bill which was showed throucb
Congress in the closing hour of the
last sessions apPrOpriating $4,000 a
year as salary to Congressman, was in.
troduced by DEMoCRAT,-yoted
for by EVERY DEMOCRAT in the
House, save nine, and signed by a
DMocRATIC President,-or one
who has made himself so,-and now
the opposition would hang it upon the
skirts Of the Union party. Notwith.
standing our Congressman DID NOT
VOTE FOR IT, they charge hin,
with desiring its passage. This is !
base political slAnder, and only Given
to cause the defeat ofMr. BuoKtAsn
1t is well known to his frisuas how
ever, that he was bitterly opposed !,
anything Of the kind, and had h,
been sufficiently well to have bee,
present would have VOTED EN-
PHATIcALLY AGAINST ITl
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PREPARE FOR TIE ELECTION
VOTE RIG TIL.
on THIS DEPENDS the PROS.
PERITY or THE COUNTRY.
Our Inst AppenI!!

VoTERs or SENECA County, have
you prepared yourselves for the Elcc.
tion, on NEXT TUESDAY
Havo you given due consideration
to the importance of voting right up
on the issues Of the present political
campoign2
Have you decided in favor Of I'm
ERTY and JUSTICE to all humanity
or shall oppression continue iu thi'
fair land of ours, only in a moderated
forum
Have you decided that treason shall
be made odious, and loyal men rule
the country,--or shall traitors, whose
hands are red with the blood of our
slain countrymon,-whosc hearts are
bittcr with the hate of Northern Yam.
KEGS and whose souls are scared with
the scenes Of rebel prisous,-bc ad.
mittcd to the most sacred council halls
of our republic, only to crush out the
loyal element which has successfully
borne the Government through all the
severe trials of the past four years y
Have you decided that the consist
cnt course Of Congress be sustained, -
or shall Andy johnson, be proclaimed
dictator for the bread and butter he
dispenscs in lieu of wisdom. and our
republic become a by word and Jest ?
Have you fully comprchcndcd to
the utmost, the importance of voting
right on this great issuc2 The bal
ancc hangs trembling in the mir, and
IN your hands is the power Of turning
il either for good or evil. Choose yc,
then wisely. Weigh the matter with
justice, not only to yourselves, but to
your iellOw. men aud our country,
in time of trial, will not be found
wanting.
We leave the issues Of the present
with you-conGdcnt that, as you were
equal to the emergencies of the pas
four years and stoNdfast in times tha
tried mems souls, you will not faltc
now; aud that you comprehend that
as the cap is to the shock, in protect
ing that which has been harvested $,
is the ri, hit decision in the coming
election, to the protection Of tn,
labors of the past four years.
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REPUBIIC.
Organization of Boys in Blue y

On Saturday evening last, a meet,
ing ofthe Soldiers of Scipio township,
was held in the Town Hall. at Repub-
lie, and the organization of the Boys
in Blue was effected.
The meeting was largely attended
and the 9th, 10th, l0lst l25th an,
other Ohio regiments were represented
DIR. Spooner, was Chairman, and
John Vaudenberg, Secretary,
The address and resolutions andopt
ed by the 4" Boys in Blue" of Clinton
township, were adopted by the moot.
ing.
A company was formed numbering
fifty men, and the following officers
were chosen
Captain---lI, G. Ogden.
LIST Lieutenaut-David Troxell,
2d Charles Ricke,son.
1t was agreed tha, the non.eom.
missioned officers should be selected
by the Commissioned officers.
While this was being done, excel.
lent speeches were made by Captain
Noa, and Captain Asa Way. The
Chairman and Secretary were chosen
as permanent officers, to preside at
regular meetings,
On motion the meeting adjourned
IL. SP0ONER, President.
JonN NASDENBERo, Secretary.
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TICKETS.

We print this week, twenty thous.
and tickets for the Union voters of
Seneca county. Caution should be
used by those who are not acquainted
with the names Of the different can
didates and for their correctness re
fer to that published ia the Tribune.
Beware Of tickets headed "Nation
al Union Ticket" containing name
of tho Democratic ticket on them.
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WORK |

Let every Union man go to the
Polls on next Tuesday, and WORK
FOR THE ELECTION OF THE
UNION TlCKETl The Democracy
always work in full force aud therein
Is one Of the greatest secrets of their
success. If the Union men every.
where throughout the county work
realously on this day, victory will
crown their efforts, and our county
will be redeemed.
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Send in the Retnrns.

Let the returns from the different
townships be sent in as soon MS tho
votes are counted, ON the evening Of
the election. 1t is desired that full
returns from all portions of the State
be reported by IL O'Clock, Tuesday
night, and Seneca should not be be.
hind, as VIC hope she will take her
plaec-wherc she long since ought to
have becn--in the list of Union coun.
ties, at this election.
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nS- Every soldier in the land, who
thought he was in the right when he
shouldered his musket and weat forth
to battle in defence Of the Union,
aud who believes that loyal men and
such only, should control tho desti
uies of this country in all time to
come will vote the Republican Union
ticket, at the coming election.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-04

The Democrats who went about re-
failing their slauderous abuse of Gen.
Butler, felt decidedly ashamed oI
themselves on Tuesday after listen
ing to his gentlemanly speech. W.
wonder il somc of these literary gen
tlemen wouli't like to take back thci
"spoon storyYH
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H Remenberl Remember

T Remenberl Remember =
Remember Andersonvi!lel Re
member Libbyl Remember Flor,
encc = Remember Boil Isle | Re
member the skeletons of your
starved sons and brothers ! Re.
member the teachings of the Dem.
ocratic leaders brought on the war,
with all it's accumulated horrors
the numbering of thrco hundred
Thousand Of our young men, and a
debt Of three billions.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-04

Onc-half the above AK
Ies become due on or before
the goth day of December.
1866; the other halfon or
before the Goth day June,
1867. The first payment
will be the whole of the
Road Tax, together with
|one-half of all taxes. The
Road Tax can be discharg-
ed either by money or road
certificates. Persons wish
Ing TO pay the whole of their
taxes on or before the Goth
day of December, 1866, can
do so. Taxes on Real Es-
tate returned delinquent,
are subject to a penalty of
twenty per cent. If default.
be made on the December
payment of Personal Taxes
the whole becomes due, and
the Treasurer is required to
collect, by distraint or 9TH
Ierwise. the entire amount,
together with a penalty of
five per cent.
The Tax Duplicate is.
now in the hands of the
Treasurer. He is ready
|henceforth to receive taxes
at any time and earnestly
requests all persons to call
soon, in order to prevent the
Inconvenience of waiting
and naying taxes hlthe pres
|encc of a large crowd, all
anxious to be the first.
BEAR in MIND. that.
five per cent. penalty will
be charged on all Taxes col
lected after the goth day of
December; the law demands
it. m,.
Notes of the State Bank
of Ohio, United States and
National Bank Currency
are the only legal funds to
be received for taxes.
j. M, ZAHM,
County Treasurer.
Treasurer Office,
Seneca County, o., i.fU
September az, 1866.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-04

The lesys Is Of tho tree, ure turning
yellow. aud 30 are the Johnson msn.-
raey have already eopPerish tlnge,
sLd % have the Johnson men. They
will soon fall TO tbs ground, aud so " II
the johnson wrn. They will wal!os in
the du and dirt, the Johnsla men have
already done thsi.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-04
Andy johnson scems to bc gro,

Andy Johnson seems to be grow
ing distrustful, of late, of his new.
made friends, the Democracy, and
questions with himself, whether, after
they have secured all the pluudcr Of
the public crib, they will not turn a.
gainst him and rcpudiate his policy
and turn him out in tho cold, lIc is
very much in the situation of tho man
that bought the elephant, with the
Democratic party, now that he has got
it, don't know what to do with i'll
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-04
TAXES FOR 1866.
TREAsURERS NOTICE. J" +

In pursuance of law j. NJ ZAM Treasurer of Seneca
County Ohio do hereby give notice that the of Taxa
ton for the year 1866 correctly stated in the annexed
be showing the number of Mills levied dollar
able property represented the grand duplicate 1866
each Township, Town and City of Tn all of said County
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-04
PRIVATE SALE
OF
valuable Out-Lots.

XTAlcAbl.E ouT-Lors are fer ssls by the
v saert,bsL They lie aaiAeent 20 Tie tiy Of
fthH, ehd vii bs to,d % rs,soaabs tssms.l Apply
70 et sddrssn, LEVI WEIRlCk, -
laSo-sLl Tim, Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-04

following table shows the total of
assessed in each Township Town City accordance with
the above table of rates, as follows
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-04
Lyons
Periodical Drops.
THE
Great Female Remedy for Irregularities:


L HAVE tested these drops In INV own practise.
Il over ten years, and do not hesitate TO say, III at
nothing has yet been developed msd.eAl research,
IN eases OF female itrsgulanty, as does thi, m.di-
cine I'M rrceht eases u AeVeTfaik while thou.
sands who have been long suoreTs, are Indebted to
hiet The boon ofhsAhh 20 day.
Atthoagh, so P0,eerfl and Positire,
They sp perfectly harmless. an may be used at all
times, eiesI Shsa specially forbidden in the dire.
ilon'' lhes have bees ssi-Hsis% en- Pieyed BY en-
insn Ph l'iSishs 10 Fnnes ahd In glad, well ~
Ia my o~u pTasiias--ovsr ten ysns-aud have Yet
10 hear Of ne htsf insiance of fst lufe ccuh give
You tesinoai ala sfthaH slcAer from iad sssil over
the Northern snd WssisTa stsiss, ~sre hey not 10
thor nature Pusats.
Orer One Hardred Thousand Bottles
Have been .oniA. psa y.s, sai hsPs and uun
70 mahy sufferers hsss hssa tsase,ed ! am vel
awarr ihata fsaasdf pe sat - fssntNe All ohsuI
nous mNy be ussd ~ a Nd psrpsss, but tTun N N
whe!e one bon Il =, tsas as,d1tsa nay tau into the
hahd' OF 'eslb nssaf saasfsn. 10 aH ~ss
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DR.. Lyons French Periodical Drops.
Belas huid preparations, their setioA " direct
ndPosiNe ihaa any pills OF powders. Explicit d.
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tic KY The, usy be oetainsd Of
Nearly Ecery DrHggist
Ia the sosntr, or BY snskssins the price 70
G.cLARk A co., New hsvsu, c.,
osAsIsl Agents for the uuitsd sAissasd caHaas,
DR, John l. LYON,
Fne,ioiag physician, New Haven, Conn
Piee-Oae Dollar per Bottle.
For Sale by
neRsHIsER 4 MYERS, riGa o.
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Am advertisements.
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