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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-07-25

of Furniture such Is Parlor Chaira Sofas Roclaru
Easy ChHire What NOts Merhleto Tables SidebOsTda
Glassware, Plated Ware Victoria and -Four post Bed.
steAds Of Walnut, Poplar and other woods Aruaoira,
BoreaHs, Washstands, Cane and WOod.seat Chair
Cane and Wood ROckera CarpctinR Mating Tovyei-
Racks, Paintings and knEravingS StOves Kitchen
ton. ' 10 y teST an,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-07-25

The CHARTER OAK was awarded the OIL
MEDAL over the Brilliant and all other stoves a
the Louisiana State Fair of 1866.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-07-25


I Al the inquest into the death of Campbell,
who was shot in the late raid for arms at
tempted at Mr.. Gray's house in Blackjack,
several witnesses were examined, intending
that her husband fired ut deceased on his
coming into the dTawing-room with pistol in
his hand. Deceased returned the.shot imme-
shot taking effect. Constable Common gave evil
denee as to the abatement made by Campbell
shortly after the occurrence to the effect that
he and his companions, whose names he would
not Disclose went to MIR. GrRy's house for arms,
that Mr.. Gray fired two shots at him in success
sion, and that he, though having o pistol in
his hand, did not fire atall. The jury returned
a verdict Of justiRable homicide.
THE PARISH or PoACERoY, COUNTY TYRONE.
The Rev. Patrick Hanratty, who for the last
two wears Offioiated in the parish of Beragh,
has been appointed by his Grace the Priinate
administrators OF the parish of Pomeroy. The
many frienda Of the reverend gentleman win
bs glad 70 hear Of his welfare and prosperity.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15
A MYSTERY.

It lisa mystery to most people how a com.
binalon Of medicines put up under one
name can have sufficient curative powers to
cure so many different diseases, aud often
the very best Of remedies are discarded or
branded us humbugs because they are re-
commended to cure so many complaints
This nomenclature Of disease would seem to
imply some essential difference between the
diseases thus distinguished, whereas, they
are really one and the same disease, merely
differing by the amount Of Inflammation or
irritation IN one organ rather than the other.
For instance, from a torpid state Of the Liy-
er we have Jaunlice, Nervous and Six Head
ache, Bilious Fever, Dyspepsia, Fever and
Ague, Constipation, Neuralgia, aud innum-
cradle complaints under high sounding
names all arising from a disordcrcd state Of
the Liver, Hence, we say, inyigorate that
important organ purge out the vile Occu-
mutation with Rohacks Blood Pills, and
once restored to vigor, take Roback's Blood
r-ss0s- S.s~,ssh p,,,srs-,a kssp il par.
forming its regular functions, and you viii
be no longer troubled with these many all
mcnts Ilershiscr & Myers, sole agents
TIniu, Ohio. no2i-lm.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15
Important to Farmers.

The time is approaching wher
every farmer becomes interested and
anxious to know what kind of imple,
ments aud machinery are best adapt
ed to his farm, aud which particular
make are the newest and embrace all
the latest improvements.
The Cincinnati Times (of Oct. 1st
1869 Report Of the Ohio State Fair,
says:
"In scanning over the Agricultur-
al Department We find about fifty
mowers and reapers, of every dcscrip.
ton, single mower!and coubined with
self rake and dropping attachment,
every exhibitor claiming that his is
superior to all others. Among them
is the Eagle Mower" BY examin
ing this machine, VIC fluid that the
finger bar will conform more perfect
y with uneven surface than any other
on the ground. 1t will NOW with the
finger bar inclined upwards or down
ward, at an angle of fifty degrees -
Either or both ends of the finger bar
can be raised to avoid obstructions,
or folded for transportation, without
the driver leaving his seat In fact
1t possesses superior qualities, aud is
everything that farmers require. Its
combination with the dropper is com.
plcte, the drivers scat is SO arranged
as take all the weight from the
horses neck, But the greatest nov
city Of all is the Eagle combined
with the sclf>rake, which works rs a
thing of life, rakiug sheavcs at about
thi.teen feet, or at tho option of the
driver. Taking the Eagle" with all
its combinations, it is calculated to
suit all, either as mower, dropper,
self or hand raking reaper, all com
plete in one machine, or separate If
desired. The motion of the sickle
can be changed from fast to slow,
adapting tito moving or reapipg. Iu
these machines we find greater nd.
vantages than in any other machine
on the grounds. They are of light
draft, as shown by the report of the
Auburn trial in 1866"
We know Of number of these
machines that were in use last har
vest, giving entire satisfaction aud
receiving the highest commenda-
tions.
N. Portz & Co., Fostoria, Ohio, are
General Agents for these macnises,
and are making extensive prepara.
tons for their sale in Northern Ohio
and Indiana. Illustrated circulars
and price sent free to any address.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15

Peters Musical Review for April
is to hand, aud, in addition to fifteen
pages of select reading matter, con-
tains the following new aud beauti.-
ful music; "Ain't l Swcct?' A
lady's comic song. By I. Brigham
Bishop. REST. Darling. Rest" A
beautiful lullaby. BY L. G. Ilslcy.
"I'm still friend to you" Song
and chorus. BY VIII S. Hays. "He
Wipes The Tear From Every Eye. "
Sacred song. BY II. p. Danks
"Forest Glade March" BY Charles
X nkel. "Damask Rose Waltz" BY
Il, Mack. Golden Sunset Mazurka. &"
BJ j. tIarristoun.
Music is generally considered ex-
pensive, but when such a quantity
IS furnished for the small sum Of
thirty cents, II ceases 20 be luxury,
and even the poorest may sing, play,
aud be happ".
Our musical friends will de we'll to
examine this work, and We feel con-
hdent that thirty ceuts, sent to the
publishers for a sample copy, will
yleld them larger return for their
investment than any similar outlay
they can make. Send for COPY, or
get your news dealer to get il for
you. aud We will guarantee YOU will
thank us for calling your attention
to it.
1t is issued by j. L. Peters. music
publisher, Box 5420, New York. at
The low price Of s3 a year, or thirty
cents for single copies.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15
White Lead at Uershiscr & Myers

LETTER LIsT.-List of letters re
manning in the Tifin P. o. April, Is,
1869:
NJ. j. Berger, Henry Bennyhoo
John Began, Miss Libtie Broadrich,
John BOwlin, Benjamin Clay, Mrs.
Cathariuc Deal, Bernard Echmoyer,
Sylvester Fast, Mary Green, John
Greer, II. H. Hcnningcr, Garret
Hart, Gotleib Kcitzer, G. Matthias
John Miller, Alfred Munich (9), An.
drew Marshey, Mary L. Martin, Mar,
garct Miller, j acob Oberhauser, Miss
Lucy c. Plat, Ezra D. Park, Walter
Reynull, Mrs. Lydia Runion, Jacob
A. Seetz, Mrs Sarah Shernur. p. q
Smelly, C. Scof, John NJ. Shay, A
B. Shay, Miss Mary Sheets, Mr.. L
Stewart, Nj. Schneider, Miss Maggie
Wagner, Eliza Wy Maria Warner,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15
OHIHUARK.

Died on Thursday mcrning, April slh
1869, Mrs. ASGRLISg BUsKWK. wife Of II. A
Buskirk. Of this city, nfteI q protracted ILL.,
ness aged - years and 10 months.
Appropriate religious services were held
ut the house, conducted by Rev. W. II. See.
ly, Pastor Of the NJ. L. Church, Of this citv,
after which her remains were borne to th,
Cemetery, followed by large concoursc Of
people.
She leaves husband ahi four children
with large cir'le Of relatives and friend.
who mourn ami deeply feel her irrcpsrable
loss
Upright in principle and in act, pure and
gentle in spirit, and kindly disposed toward
all, Mrs BUsKIRE cndeared herself to all who
knew her. In all the relations she sustained
in life, as wife, mother, sister, friend OF
neighhor, she conscentiously sought to meet
her obligat ons therein with exaetness asd
fidelity.
But principally In the home circle did her
great worth APPEAR Industrious, economic
cnI, prudent and OF practical good judg-
mcn', her household was managed success
fully. Aud here too good moral influence
was always shed by example aud precppt.
She was firm believer in the christian
faith, and felt ITS renewing power on her
heart and although not member Of any
branch of the christian church, yet she gave
tangible evidence in her lie and spirit Of a
christian character and taught its sacred
lessons TO her children.
She desired to live for the benefit and
service OF her family, but cheerfully acqui.
esced in the Divine will, and with no fears Of
DEATH in assured hope of heavenly rest, she
sweelly fell asleep in death to wake no more
on e"r'h' +, ]. G.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15

On the Sth Of Apul, by Rev. J, II. Goci, Mr.,
WILLIAM GAE'iN, Of Marion County. aid Miss
SUSAN A. hoHE, % Seneca County, Ohio.
On the 2sth Of March, by Rev. J. n Coed, Mr..
AtTarp stRorrr and Miss Mart krDEE, both
Of riiIin.
sHANNON-SwEIrzER,--o the 9Th inst. a,
the Residence of'be Ollie .Atns clergy man, by tho
ReV. H. II. ketauyor, Mr. WnLAN SuASsoS
and Miss RrbEccA swrirzEa.
DRlSll-bARRls-March Jist, 1850, by Rcv. ;.
{. osle, MIR. Charles p. Brsh anI Mss Kate
Barns, both OF Tim, Ohio
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15
To Pionaara.

MEssRs. EDIroRs Permit me to
say to the old settlers Of Seneca
County, that the books OF the Seneca
County Pioneer Association are nov
open for the reception Of the names
Of members, I would also embrace
this opportunity iu saying to our
friends that communications to this
Office, descriptive Of some incidents
attending the early settlement Of the
County, are respectfully solicited
These papers arc to be read at the
next meeting Of the Society, prcserv.
ed amongst its archives, aud such Of
them published from time to time as
the Society may direct.
Respectfully,
WM. LANG, Secretary.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15
Adams Townshin.

The "Great American Eagle ha,
certainly showed his claws" in Adams
and victory has been woa. The tick
ct elected last year was Democratic
to the mas, but this spring, thank.
TO tho patriots, who voted as they
fought, not one Copp. can hoist his
barred, starred banner.
"In gIorT to wave,n
Fer glory ~i'h them lies low In the grave.
In short, the Republican ticket
won, from trustees to constables.
Hurrah for Adams. CIR.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15
f. D. KISHLER,
H. ~ IN IL II - -
Chief Engineer.
JouN G. DRowN, Sec'y.


FosToRIA AND LoUDoN TOWNSHIP
The following tickets we're elected
in Fostoria aud Loudou township at
the late election, by about the usual
majoritics. We should have given
them last week, but they we've hand.
cd in too late:
FosToRGA BoRoyGH TICKET.
Mayor-F. r. Stewart.
Recorder-N. p. Robbins.
Councilmen-Charles Foster, John
Wilson, i. d. Mussetter, j. L.
Mickey, J. j. Myers.
LoUDoN TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Trustces-Juuius V. Jones, Sam
uel Kiser, Samuel Good.
Clerk--N. P. Robbins.
Trcasuror-Charles Foster.
Assessor Martin Adams.
Constablcs-Edwa,d Preble Theo
doro Carlisle.
1t is unnecessary to observe thai
all are Republican.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15

ALcoTT, Horror & Co, CLEvE-
LAND, O.-Merchauts will do we'll to
carefully refer to the advertisement
O. tn foregoing firm. They are re
porte ! 10 be honorable dealers. and
tosill goods as low as Eastern hous
es. Ii trip 20 New York can be
saved by dealing with them. it seems
to US very desirable. Try them, aud
from what We have heard of the house
1t will prove profitable. Orders by
mail faithfully aud promptly attend
ed to.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15

UNION Hook AND LADDER Co.
The election of officers for this Com
pany was held Saturday night, April
10Th, 1869, which resulted as follows;
Foreman-Jacob S. Bowers.
1st Assistaut-Wm, Berger.
% Assistant-Philip Wick.
Secretary-Walter Bloom.
Treasurer-B .Schinncss.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15

Notice the advertisement Of Stcinau
Bros, on the 4th page. They in
tend closing out their stock aud leav.
ing this "neck Of woods.'' That is
why we allow them to occupy so
much space (goak).
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15

POtcrsou's magazine for May has
two beautiful steel engraviugs and
usual double, colored fashion plate,
showing the latest styles, aud large
variety Of reading matter. 1t is a
superb number.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15

In tho absence Of enough milk, the
best food to fatten a calfis said by a
farmer to bo oil meal aud inolasscs,
the meal to be scaldcd. For tire arst
week use table spoonful OF
meal and molasseS aud mix with
skinned milk; the second week a
spoonful of each may be mixed with
the milk, and the third. aud on, add
to both, each feed, spoonful of bar.
ley or oOt meal. A calf may bO we'll
fatted 10 that way in Eve weeks.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15

CoUNcIL.-The old conoeil met on
the evening of the 12th. The vote
on corporation officers was presented
the new council sworn in aud the
council adjourned sire die.
The members constituting the new
Council then met aud organized by
eleoting Francis Wagner Chairman.
The oath of Office was administered to
the newly elected city officers.
4. G. BOwe was authorized 10 nut
up new lightning rods u pou Eueine
Houses Nos. 3 aud 4.
The council is now composed Of
Francis Wagner, Chairman. ]. Kaup
Phil. Emich aud John L. Fisher.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15
White Lead, at Hershisor Il Myers

HAIR, ETc.-Au exchange fervent.
ly remarks-"Young men, for God s
sake don't part your bair in the mid.
die T. Aud we object to the advice
There is nothing that adds so much
TO the appearance Of young man OF
boy, as to have his hair parted in or
near the middle. Particularly does
il give him an intellectual loek
when parted within one siStecnth OF
an inch Of the ceRter Of his head
aud thcu "dabbed," or plastered
down over his forehead, leaving a
narrow, intellectual strip Of forehead
about quarter Of auiuch in width. 1t
is nice in appearance, besides showing
the old fogies who always have and
will part their hair to ono side, aud
brush it backfrom their furel eals,
that times have changed since they
were yOurg men.
Young men, for Gods sake do part
your hair in the middle, or as near it
as the law allows comb it behind
your ears; carry , little, slim, white
headed cane; strut like a turkey cock
aud you will astouish people.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15

Snow fell very fast, for short
time, Monday forenoon aud the air
was exceedingly chilly.
Tuesday a few fakes Of snow fell
in the morning, and at times during
the day it fell very rapidly.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15

A New PAPER.-We understand
that White & Orwig Intend to start
M Independent paper here next
month, to be called the The Star.
The fold is broad enough for any
number of papers. We extend to
The Star the usual courtesies, not
withstanding the proprie,Ors failed
to furnish us a prospsetus.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Election of Officers

lRkMtNS HALLi ApTu OJs
Regular meeting Of the TiGin Fire
Department. Meeting called to or.
der according to notice. The minutes
Of the former meeting were read and
adopted. Next in order was the elcc
ton of officers for the ensuing year.
when the following persons we're
chosen:
Chief Eugiuecr-F. d. Kishler.
lst Assistant Eogiuccr-B. Well
ter.
I'd Assistant Engiueer-B Troxel'
Sccretary-John G. Brown.
Trcasurer-A. Brandeberry.
On motion the Tiflin Firemcn's :
Tournament was referred to a special
meeting, after which, there being no
further business before the house,
on motion the meeting adjourned to
meet again on the last Monday ia
April.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15

Odd Fellows Celebration at Ma
tioual Hall, Monday, April &c. Ad.
mittancc, free.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15
Wall Paper, at Hershisor & Myers

New SPoRB.-See the advertise
rent of II. A. Boyer & Co. They
have opened new store in LOOMS
New Block, and being in a new room
and having a new stock of goods,
they prO7osc to Osionish the people
with low prices.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15

Don't fail TO attend the Odd Eel.
lows Celebration at National Hall,
Monday, April 26, A good time
will be had, as arrangements have
been made on a gra i'd scale.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15

ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION
The members of Seneca and Oak
ley lodges, I. o. o. T. will celebrate
the 50th Anniversary of Odd Fellow.
ship in America, at National Hall
Monday, April 2G, 1860. Grafton by
Rev. j. c. Ogle. A general invita-.
zion is extended to all the citizens of
the county.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15

New GooDs. The arrival Of a
large stock of new goods kept Mr..
Loudermilch and his clerks so busy
rs to delay the issue of a new adver-
tiscmcut until next week. 1t will
then appear In style.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15

HARRISON PvTATogs Sixty bush.
els--warrauted from the genuine, or
iginal stock; are the best late potatoes
grown. Twenty bushels Early Good
rich potatoes.
Also, 20 tons of hay-extra quail
i,y,
Three loads corn fodder.
One stack Of straw.
Two hundred bushels corn in the
car.
One Berkshire sow--full blood
with seven pigs.
All Tor sale on reasonable terms.
Enquire Of Il. W. Du Bois,
One.ha!f mile east Of the College,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15

For TIE EAsT.-Mrs. Gibson Of
the firm of Gibson & Gilbert, has
gone east to purchase a new stock of
Millinery and Fancy Goods. In the
meantime Ladies can get anything
they want at their store. Look out
for big stock of the finest aud best
goods when Mrs. G.. returns.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15

The Supreme Court of the United
States, Monday, made several very
important decisions. In suit ap-
pcaled by the State of Texas, il
decided that no State could, of its
sovereign will, leave the Fedora! Tn.
ion aud that Texas did not by the
action of the Secession Convention
cease to be State in the Union. or
i's citizens cease to be citizens of the
United States, The Court, however,
declined to pass upon the constitution.
ality Of the Reconstruction Act4. The
Nc kinstry claims were disaI1owcd,
on the ground that the acceptance
of the amount awarded by the Mill
tary Commission, though accented
under protest, was an estoppcr to any
action To recover the full amount -
The McArdlc case was dismissed for
want of jurisdiction.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15
TIFFIN MAnKKrs.

Corrected weekly, by ). d. sRsGth.
FLOUR $3.50
WllEAr-sl Is TO I 20 from teams.
C0RN,-Jll. shcllcl, 81 cts,
RYE i rs to Al 10 per bushel
OATS 80 cents.
CLON EN SEEu-Sin.OO
TIMOTHY SEED-s2,1 so to S2,TS
FLAX SEEp-s3 90
BARLEY--s 90 to 81 90 per bushel.
HO3S- live, percNt
dressed -
TIFFIN PRICR CURRENT.
Corrected weekly by Persons wilson. Emplrt
Rlurk.
BUTTER-as to 20 'cnts per pound.
EGGs--lb centa per dozen.
LAuD-iG to ~ cents per pound.
TALLOW-lOce cents per pound.
DEESWAN-2O cents per pound.
POTAToES-50 to 90 cts. per bushol.
APPLES-Green 81 IT, 90 per bushel.
" Dried % cents per ppuad.
FEArHERN-1h cents per pound.
PELFS-s5 to 75cents each.
RAGS to : cents par pound.
HAY-Si1 to Sl2 per ton.
fllamH 10 10 a..
Shoulder 10.
MEATS Side meet " TO ~.
tPickled pork u rs.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15
FARM FOR SALE.

/ OFFER for sale my Farm situated two m les =
L Sonth Of Tim, on the Mrlmore Plank Rad
THE FARM CONTAINS ONE HUNDRED
AND FORrY-NINE ACRES,
And l. 10 the form Of an l.. ~ that It viii make
two desirable farms one nf o. mi NJ a. nor of
20 wres. Ihey VIII be sold separately or 10
geiher TO suit purchasers. Each IL w"n tim.
her"h h'ghly col 'tvatet, contains finr boar ng
orchard, sui springs of neve- fail ng water-
on he plwe are = good, large frame yelling
house; hame harn and other out luil rIgH.-
fl1e 70" a'n terms easy. For paTteuitiB apply
ises,
no2S-ow BENZ PITTENGER.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15
INTuE

The loss on Dccc mbct 9th, was caused by
the fre at Mr.. Roses Clothing Store-the
property belonging to Frederick Singer
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
rss Al the purposes Of q Laxative

a Perhaps no ons useds-
cline II 20 universally re-
qutred by evaTYbody a.
~ aeathArtic, nor was evOR
NI1EIt3|DtKr fny before 40 universal.
w. /; -: e.; 4: e: I; !: !: ]
| ,--yn.skasIIK son Is, that Il IL more no
! - i7.lA liable and far morn efFeo-
tual remedy than RnV
h., other. Those who have
tried H. know tliat Il c1irod them those who have
not, know that II cures their nolghbors and iends
aud all know Lllt what t does 0nco u does alNays
a. that L never Calls through any fault neglected.
rs composition Wo have thousands upon thosa-
sands or oertcatos Of their able cSros Of the
following complaints, but such cures are known ia
every noghborhOOd, and VIC need not publish them.
Adapted 70 all aees and conditions In all climates,
containing mother ealome or any deleterous drug,
sugar coating preserves them ever frssh and tairas
them pleasant 70 take, while being purely vegetable
They Operats BY their powerful iniiiishcS On 'tho
hserna yisoera 10 purify the blood and stimulate Il
stomach, bowels, liver, and other orgss~ OF tlrS
body, restoring their irregular action % health ana
by eoueoting, wherever they. exist, suck dorang0
msnl, as are the hrst origin sf disease.
Minute directions are given In the WrApper On
ihs box, for the following complaints, which thsse
For IIysPepsia or indigestion, LsssIe...
aess, Lnnguor and Los Of Appetite, they
snSuld S be taken moderately 70 stimulate the st0I-
For LIVER Conlplnint and lis Varions symp.
toms, Bilious HIeadseh ., Sick INa.sIisAeise,
Saundice or Green aiehnrsa, BiIioas
SoIte and bilious Powers, they should DO Ia.
acously taken for each case to correct the sea ed
aeton OF remove the obstrustlons which cause d.
For Dyncatery or kBiarrhosu. but ono mia
doss u generally required.
For nheanatIs1a, Goat, Gravel, Hs.aIDs.
.ettDn OF the EAcart, HrAin An Che side.
Back and Eoins, they ehouh be eoaiinno.islv
- ss reqnrsl 20 change The deceased aatioa S(
disappear. F''s
For prePsy and DropslcnI aVrsIIanes tsev
should be taken IN large aud faquent doseS 10 pr-
duee lhe enoct OF drastic purge
fOr suppression largo dosa ahonIa ~ tahsa,,
a. produces tho desired eieet BY symnafhv
As Dlnner Ptu. take one or two PiIIs 10 Iuu.
tno.e ugesnon aud relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stiluiates the stomach and
eowels into healthy action, restores the appetitS
,an, @ nnlgoratSs the eystem, Ilence it q onea all
one who feels tolerahy well, Omen nnsls 4 AZ aosa
OF those Pis makes him ieel deoideslly hefter fon
ven @ cleansing aud reisovatins ensss on lhs Lges,
DB. y o. AVER q co., Pr~esseaI tAs..ist,.
LOWELL. MASS, .. s. A.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15
wall paper, At IIetshi.cr 4 Mrers'

The FINEST BnAND The "Lone
jack smoking Tobacco, sold in thi.
city by II. A. Spayth, was awarded
the First Premium at the Paris Tx
position, and is splendid article.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15

WuIrE LEAD AND PAINTs.-The
place to get the purost aud finest
ground White Lead in the city, is at
lIcrshi.cr 4 Myers Every kOg war.
rainfall
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-15
Local and Miscellaneous.

Hon. j. NJ. Ashley has been con.
firmed Governor Of Montana Terrific.