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To all the Eastern Cjt;aa =

oAA TIC AdsAeEn Cities.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROVGH
no CHANGE OF CARS TO CLEVELAND OR WHEELING
Three Daily Eastern Trains at A. NJ, 10 A. NJ and
FIRsT TRAIN-Cleveland, Pittsburg s,o,,.uu,n.
Wheeling Lightning Express-Lsaves CinennsG % en-
o'clock A. b.. for All the Eastern cities: also ~
Cleveland Springfield Wilmington, OirceTie Lapssstr
and GAINESVILLE. N' 1l-S3S'ef
This train stops between Cincinnati and Col,,h,, =,
Loyeand, Morrow, Xenia and London only ~
SkCOhD ThAlN-CleVeland, Pittsburg and VI,..tf,.-
Express MAll-LeaVes Cincinnati 10 O'Clock A vis
Cleveland Fittsburg and Wheeling, all The Eastsrn
This train stops at all points between Cincinnati and
THIRD Aooommodat tion-Leaves cipoj,,.,,.,
O'Clock +. NJ for Springfield, Wilmnaton Cir-is,fua
Lancaster GAINESVILLE aud Colunbus y - 'A''
Ihs tram stops At all points between Cincinnati ana
FOURTH TRAIN-CleVeland Pittsburg s,.u,r,
and Wheeling Night Express-Isavas steuoenylne
o'clock r M via Oleyeland RttsburE, steubenvus "a
wheeling, Tor all the kasteTn cities S-1
Thls train stops at all points between CinsInnsti ana
One train on Sunday at $3.50 O'Clock P for Columb,,
Trains run by Columbus time-seven minute, f.st ,h
Cincinnati time. "''et wa ~
rare as Low as any other ROufe-
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
ana All oraation, please apply once No Bur-
second door 9est OF Vine street No IN bsp
@ 81 9buans' and 0d Once, southeast corner broad
little hlami Depot East Front street ''-
Oihee hours hom A. h. until ~ r. NJ
T. - FULLER, General Agent,
THE OMNIBUS LINE calls for pssssngey. a. an a.
principal hotels for each and every train y lea f a.
teeuons az either Of The above ooes, viii call Tor passe
serstn Al parts Of the city, without fail
Iylo' II. b. RUGGLEs, Conductor.
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pvsenterv, Relax and Worms.

Posi- OFFCE, HARTLASD, LIv. Co. MICH Nov. 16, 1883.
Dr. AYR: Your Pills the perfection Of Medicine.
They have done my wife good than tell you
She had been ck aud pning for tbs. Went OF
TO be doctoed at great expense, but got better she
then commenced taking Pills. which cured her. by
expelng large quantities Of dead from her body.
They afterwards cuied her I'D cdrrn bloody
dysenteTy. One Of our hbors bad and NV
cured him with two doses OF Pills. while others around
paid from i've twenty dogrs doctors bills and lost
much time wi hout being entirely even then such
medicine as yours, which actually good and honest
Will be priced here. GEO. J. GRIFFIN,
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:. UGAIk- -li shas san Frlnss and Choles ass rsssI
> e. hbs FeSasrsa EagaF In stors Eaa Cor sale 81
dsc@o ". IA. GoRD0H = %.
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Tndieestion and Immunity Of the Blood.

From Rec y Hines Psfor Qf AdUezt Church, Bostos
Dr. ATER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
cess ia my family AMI among those csllsd visit in
distress To regulate the OF gssOn and purify the
blood they the very best remedy have known,
and can confidently recommend thsm TO my friends.
Yours. ] uIMFs-
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Royal Havana Lottery.

T,HE next ordinary drawing Of The Royal HavanA
LatterE, conducted ~ the spanish oofeTnnienti IN
der he suPervison The Captain General Of cubs viii
take place a. Havana. on
Tuesday, July 2sth, 1857.
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To Saturday, July 25th in Baltimore, Maryland
Drawings conducted under the suPerintendenoe Of
State Lottery Commissioner.
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T6OT6 prizes. amounting 202 900
GWhOles $50; Halves &lC Quarters 90, kiEhths &260
Certificate Of Package Of 26 Whees, t256 so
do do 26 Halves, 4" 12S 25
do do 20 Quarters " ........ c. 12
do do 26 Eighths, 4" ........ 81 %
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ALL PRIZE SCHEME.

~ Zach and EVERY TICKET in this Lottery WILL
BIZ PRIZE, for all those tickets without drawn
ber, each entitled 10 FIVE Dollars gross q "a
Nnmhers-1 2anrn En rRaInta
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~ AYERS
~, Cathartic Pill,
-- ~ (SUqAR COATED,)
MADE

CLEANSE THE BLOOD AND CURE THE SICK.
Invalids, Fathers Mothers. Physicians, Philan-
thropists, read their Effects, and judge of
their Virtues.
FOR THE CURE OF
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul Stomache.
PIrTsBURo, Pa. May /, 1883.
DR. J. AVER. Sir have repeatedly cured Of the
worst headache any body have, by two OF
your Pills Ii arise from foul stomach, which
they cleanse at II they will others they do
me, the fact is worth knowing.
Yours with great respect Ed. W. TREBLE,
Clerk Of Steamer Clarion.
Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints.
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
WAsHIs .KroS, ID. O., 7 Feb, 1856.
SIR: have used your PMS in my general aud hospital
practice since you made them and hesitate
say they the best cathsrtc employ Their regulR
ting action the rer quick and decided, consequently
they Adorable remedy for arrangements Of that
organ. Indeed have seldom found a OF bilious d.
obstinate that t did readily yield them.
Fraternay yours, ALoNZO BALL, NJ. D.,
Piltrilirn of he lEIkine R1sDikTL.
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oHOnsArr AGENCY ROYAL Insurance coMrAsT, !

February 8, 1851. !
I have examined W. <. Chds Co.'s elastic Fire and
Water Proof Cement Roong and as far as can Judge,
consider It a great invention, and willing to insure
buildings thus protected upon the terms as nsur
those covered by metal. JNO. 3 Law,
Agent Royal Ins. Co., London and Liverpool
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOdfreY's CeIebrated Cordial Gin.

From VIsCHER OWEN 4 CO., GenT Advertising House,
APPLETON BUILDTso ,s46 Broadway, New York.
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~ ATIe-seo ksss hsls bsAaaa. ~ s.lslsy -
IL tssie SMITH, LOVE CO.
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waRsAw. Wromra % IN. u. o.. "a. 1ss

7 n To
DEAR SIh: using Catharuc Pills my practice
and nd them excellent purgRve cleanse the system
and purify the fountains Of ths blood.
JOHN G. MEACHAM, N. D.
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Hesg MiazoGu. fAF~H
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Erysipelas, scrofula Kings Evil letter, Tumors
Saft


DR. AYER have been entirey cured BY Jour Flls 81
Rheumatic eout-A painful disease that had afflicted
for gear. VINCENT sLIOkLL
For DrOpsy, Plethora, or kindred COm-
plants, requiring active purge they excel
lent remedy.
For COstiVeuess or Constipation and
as a Dinner Pill, they are agFeeable and edectaal
Fi1ss suppression, RarElysis, Huflam-
mUttons aud eFsu beafness, AID Partial
Hlindnesss have been cured - the Alternative
Of these fiis.
Most Of the pills in market contain Mercury which, al
though valuable remedy In skfa hands, dangerous 10
pubic pill, iTom tne dreadful consequences fre-
quentiy follow lie noantoas These contain ne mer.
euFy mineral sgbsta1ee whatever.
PREPARED By DR. ]. C. AYER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mas
And sold wholesale by
BERRY a DuMIFtLLE, Nashville.
Ret n By
30. q. BsOwS, aada all DR. lggsts Ia this city.
FRlEhsoN HAWKINS, Coluaaba.
THOMAS Bro CiarkaviLe.
r. ID. DEEkf, shelbyVilF.
6OHELL A HLACKMoRa, Ganatin
And all dealers IA ediciGe sTeTFwhsre.
DAN. PACKARD
III Avswf
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
4 SOUTHERN SENATOR

n +. Willis, in one of his notices Of tn,
Bunker Hill celebration, thus sketches Sen
ator Mason, of Virginia. His estimate OF
the Virginia Senator is very different from
the Rev. Mr. Algers, divine, who ha.
recently achieved notoriety at heavy cx,
pense:
"Mr. Mason's fine head had interested mt
as he sat upon the stage though had fail
co to discover who he was by inquiries Of
those around me- When Mr.. Winthrop
with his usual Parliamentary felicity, intro
duced him at last as the well-known Gena
tor from Virginia, my curiosity wss natur-
ally increased-his position before that au-
dience of seven thousand (yery nearly al an
odds, political and sectional, OF enc to six
thousand nine hundred and ninety nine BE-
ing one Of rather formidable embarrassment
lie arose and stepped forward TO the table,
and | in vain scrntinzed his features. Sit
ting very near to him, as did, for any tfac
either of discomposure or defiance His
calm eye made the circuit Of the PAVILION.
while he collected his thoughts for reply to
a summons wholly unexpected scarce
noticeable trife perhaps, betraying, very
unconseiously to himself, the Southern ~
stinct beneath it all The broad-brimmei
slouch hat, which he wore as traveller,
was not laid ON the table 1t was, Just
perceptibly, and with the least propulsion
CT the arm, tossed there
"Of his speech, in giving the substance,
the reports make an imperfect representa-
ton. The fuency the delbcratencss Of
accent, the dignity and well balanced meas
ures of epilhet and rytRm-admirable, under
any circumstances in an extempore speech
were, here, even curious in their perfection
But it was in the air and bearing Of the man
that bis conscious quality of soul--his in
stinctive will, character and purpose--were
most eloqucntly expressed, 0fintellectual
repose, and of the calm courtesy Of manli-
ness kept habitually in training, his whole
presence was type undeniable. Dignity
so absolutely iaul,less, both of moin and
tonc--fine as it would DO with the most G.
labora.e study and preparation was, in this
critiea! inpromptu of the Virginia Senator,
very remarkable"
Peace is the evcnint star If the soul IS
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Social Life in Germany.

The civil and inexpensive manner il
which they entertain their friends, and pas
way the winter evenings, when they can
not get out to those open-air concerts
walks, and other amusement9 Of which W
have spoken before, might be introduce,
with infinite advantage Into England. A
simple cup Of tea at six o'clock, music
perhaps dance, and then as simple sup
per Of sandwiche, slices of sausage, potato
or other salad, cake ornamented i'll yari
Gus ways, but generally a sponge, choco
late, or fruit cake, a snow tart, with a
few bottles of cheap wine, these form ttt
staple refreshments of those social evenings
which break up at ten or eleven O'Clock
The young people on these occasions Il.
muse themselves also with vast variety o
games which in England would be though
to be adapted rather TO children than grown
up people, but which, however, occasion
plenty of mirth, aud indicate state of So
ciety much more homely and ready to be
pleased than ours. Among them stand emf
ncnt in favor Die blinde kuth, the blind
COW; another name for blind mans buff. =
They have various other games Of forfeits
They write romances !; each person furnish
es sentence without knowing what is
written before him. so as to produce the
most ludicrons medley. They put down
the names Of their acquaintance each adj
ding, without knowing to what name it i!
attached, character, circumstance, and
what the world thinks Of it; which, wher
read aloud and in connection, produces
through the oldest combinations, great mer
riment. They write questions and answers
on separate strips Of paper, which being
hustled together and then read, the an.
swers falling to the questions as it may hap
pen, are generally very amusing. They
have various card plays of the same nature
chief amongst which stands Black Peter
which consists in pack Of cards being e
qually divided among the company, ant
those which are of equal numbers being
thrown out. He who is first out becomes
the holder Of burnt cork, with which h
makes streak on the face of him or he
who is found last with Black Peter or tn
Knare Of Clubs. The DISLIKE Of reeeiyin;
this mark, especially by the ladies', and th,
different whims Of making mustachios
whiskers, strokes down the nose, and so on
by the infictor, produces all the fun
They have game also with foar. equal,
| popular. The young people sit around {
small table, on which basinful of flour, tol
crably hard pressed. is turned oat ah {
| plate, and On its top is laid ring. F,acl
person cuts slice from the -four with
knife he or she at whose cut the centre
-four falls, has to take the ring out Of it viii
his or her mouth, This generally gives
very mealy ysagc aud much laughter.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

DAYLOR BAYLOR, Attorneys at Law, Office
ID opposite County Clerks Office.
- r. POINTS Dealer in Stoves Tin and Cop
ID. pr Ware, one door above Union Hall.
II l.. WOOD. manufacturer and dealer il Car.
Y. tiage and Raggy Harness, shop on liz, cotneI
oppositr the National Hotel.
L. D0oIEY, Fashionable Tailor. oHfasite old
l.. Post oIiice, Msia ST., stanton Va.
II T. AiBfRTSnN, Attorney at Law and Se.
Il. tary Public, WayEesbaruugh, va.
4 ?. CLICK. Saddle. Harness. and Trurk ma.
VI. kerr under Niudicator Once.
HENRY nrCIfES. manufacturer and dealer in
d Boots Shoes, one dooc west of Marble latd.
II4RMAN & BELL. At,oraeg. ct Ee,e, Office ot,.
4 posi;e the Court House.
IT N. BELL Notary Public and Commissioners
L. TO settle Accounts opposite Court fonse.
o'REAR. Merchant Tailor, undef the Nindi-
y Gator oifice.
i. EVANS, nealrr in Tobacco and Segars,
-. ManSt Stannt"n, Na.
Il. ANToNI, dealer in Confectionery i Fruits,
-. Main St, Stauhtaa Va.
r. SrHEREli caurrciioner. Grocer. anu Ia
- ker, corner of Court i!ouse Alley.
aeon PoILITZ. Wholesale aud Retail dealer
y IL Reaas-hade elethine, eelner OF Va. Hotel.
I BRANnEBCRG ( co. .ealers n Day Gods
~ aud Grneeries, opposite Va. Hotel.
SIaRRlS G00DE. Merchants. and Goni al
WI Traders IN Fancy and sfaeic Geeds aud tho
crsteE. opposite tho indicator ul"r.
Y I TRdGT, Attorae, Il, Law, O.ltee On Court
Y. it,use Row.
- y. POWELL co rsroil,. (iro-sfs L Tour
Merchants, u-aer iif,icn Hall
10 Country Produce bought and add.
'I'tRk 4 Cushing, suctienecrs aud GcusTal
y ui-. andtt Union Hall.
~ :. CoALTgR. Aqctieueor. Collector. AZ
G'n"rai agent. inquire at Niudieator uN.ce
IA. FEMALE INSTITUTE. Staputon. Va
Rev, X. II. fhiltins, Principal.
w BtRKMAN, Wholesale and Retail dealer in
" Tobacco and Segsrs opposite Va Hotel.
(hIARTER OAK Lie Insurance Co II. W.
shelley Agsnt opposite old Genital Bank.
I)0B'T JOHNSON & son, Cabinet mokars aud
IA Undertakers, Gospel iIill-South side.
tMfs NJ. sEIG, Attorney at Law, Monterey,
- Hishia' county, va.
ID j. GLENnY, dealer in Tahacco snng and
N. Segars, New Street. e. I. Cochran, Agent.
I INK & KINNEY. druggists and dealers in
Paints, Oils, ryestufls, Sc, Main 81, Stauu-
ton. Va.
~ J. BURKE 4 60. Livery and Sal Stables.
L Enquire at the Virginia Hotel
L. LAYTON, manufacturer ard dealer in boots
II. and shoes. Mt Custirr's Old stand Main ST..
Staunton, Va. He has in his employ Mr.. WtLItta
trHESY a finished aud cxrereneed wetk man, who
VIA give his at'eution TO the business.
March 81, is57.
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AZ ABOLITION IIrMBEcg.
e Edlt1rS q tfc EHguirer

70 {"e L4ttDfS Or te inquirer
M6Nc ,NTowS, VA, July Is, 1857
GENrLEAnN,-3Ee have, for some time past.
noticed . statement going the rounds II
nearly al the papers that Mr. Lerriaux has
secured !, 600 acres ofgoa8 land fer some five
hundred French Naldenses in Moroaealia
county, Virginia. at the low price of seven
ty,aye cents per acre. THIS you may set down
as an Abolition humbag We have taken The
paies to enquire Into this matter, and end.
that Mr. Loniaux has purchased no lana in
this couHt.i aud We also know that good land
ia his county cannot be purchased for less
iaan twenty-five or thirty dollars per acre
This report was drst started By some North
ern paper, aud strange 10 say, nearly all iac
southern papers have credited the story
Having noticed il in your issue Of the lsth
July, (scmi weekly this statement is made
To correct the error. Aud we now challenge
Mr.. Lorriaux, his friends, or the Abolition
presses who coneoeted the story, TO furnish the
least evidence to support tho SANDER ou the
Old Commonwealth.
Yours, very truly.
kDWpC. BUNKER
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES FOR /

MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES FOR ls67.
CORBIN q, CO., Licensed agents,
Are authorized by the managers y fill ell
orders for Packages, Tickets Q" 5 fa'.s IN
THE MARYLAND LOTTERIES,
These Lotteries are drawn in public in the city of
Baltimore under the supetihtendence Of the
STATE LOTTERY COMMISSIONER
Who guarantees the fairness of the Drawings, and
the official drawn numbers are publishedn the Jour
mails of the city of Baltimore, with lis certificate
bearing his signature.
ALL PRIZES GUARANTEED By THE STATE.
One Trial may make yoa Rich for Life.
Splendid Schemes Drawing Daily.
SEND YOUR ORDERS TO
G O r 3 NJ & G o.
The Old Established Authorized Agents who have
SOLD MORE PRlZLS
Than any other office in the State OF Maryland.
PATAPSCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY.
This favorite Lottery is drawn daily. The Cap
ita Prizes IS, 000 81 200, So GOO, S5.5G0, &C. Sin
gle Tickets, One Dollar.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES.
% Whole Tickets $1,000
2G Halt Tickets 500
20 Quarter Tickets 400
NOTHING VENTURE. NOTHING GAIN.
TicGets Bought by the Package always the most
Profitable to the Purchaser.
For SIS we send package wholes, halves Quarters.
For $40 we send package halves two whole tickets
For s. we send package quarts one whole ticket.
Look at the following
SPLEEN Dill sc IL NJ Is.
One Of which are drawn at II o'clock each day OF
the week.
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bright H0afs aad Gloomy ri, this
beautiful world indeed know not what
to think Of it, Sometimes it is all glad
ness and heaven itself lies not far off and
then it suddenly changes and is dark and
sorrowful, and the clouds shut out the day
In the lives Of the saddest of us there are
bright days like this when we feel as if we
could take the great world in our arms
Then come gloomy hours, when the fire
will not burn on our hearths, and all is dis
NAL, cold and dark Believe me, every
heart las its secret sorrows, which the
world knows not. and often times we
call man cold, when he is only sad.
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VuTs, WY ITUIF,
kpW'p'C. BUNKER.

Virginia. ls--Route $500 Virgin
in Sweet Springs to Jackson rieeF Contract
with Hartman, Brown 4 Co., Of Stannton.
for carrying mails between Sweet Springs
aud the jackson river terminus of The VIZ
sinia Central Railroad during the water
mo srASnu.
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AZ udrcrtisi1y for Tess Tune thar ihree months,
will be charged for at the usual rofes--Sl 90 per
square for the first three Insertions, oad teeny Gre
G al for each subsequent issue.
The oJore rates ,ril be strictly adhered 10. The
circulation ofthe rINDfCA T0R. is one Of me lar
gc<t the State, and heaee Of the best adrefty-
Tag mediums.
fss- J0B TORK, Of ~E descriptions promptly
.f,e.,{ed
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EtcEets So--ShtfcS n r3ea8fs".
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
FgH tuE EENEFiT CO FHE
SE$QJ EiIANNA GAN3f.
SclIHMF.
81. SIG Prizes amounting 20 Saii
CERrIEIC ATIS DE pALE AGE.


&c HALT &c co
81 Quarter % 90
&c Eighth /" is 70
Tichets SO Shares IA Proportion,
We Invariably answer letters by return mail en-
closing the tickets in a good safe envelope and al
was observe the sttlctest confidence. After the
drawing il over, send the official drawing,
with written lanatou of the result OF the ven
ture. All Prizes bought at this Office Pay able
Immediately after the drawing in Current Money.
and We take Bank Notes OF any state, or bank
Drafts in payment for Tickets at par For odd a.
mounts in making change we receive postage stamps
,hey being more convenient than silver. tGrrcspon
acuts may place the utmost confidence in the re,fu
larity and safety of the mails, as very few nf no
nisearriages of Money happen when properly di-
rect 10 u. Sc careful that You mention vour
Post 0lee, County and state. Give at least
single trin, you cannot lose mnrh if not grin. One
sia gle trial may make YOU independent for life
THY Us. There should be no such word as fail.
Address C0kBlN & CO.,
Bar 100 Post Office. Eaitimafe, M.
We. Orders for tickets in any Of the MARYLAND
Lotteries promptly attended to. Circulars contain
ing st If all the Lotteries for the month. forward
ed on application. March II, '57-6mo.
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Peace is the evening star Of the soul. as
virtue Is It's sun, the two are never Ear apart,
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PERUVIAN GIiAN&s.
TRY 1T.

rI>HE Waterproof Backing will add very much
l. to the of leather keep it soft and plant,
and renders it entirely waterproof i is warrant
ed 20 give satisfaction Go, f, PRICE.
fN0BACC0. Il have now in store snt FIR sale a
L fine lot from medium to fac, good terms
be had at this time in any market--all of last
Summers purchase. Il. J. GLENDY,
April Is, 1857. Per c. I. COCHRAN,
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StHEAP BAREGES And TISSUES have a
~ large lot of these goods worth from 81 to ca Z
cents which will close out at Is cents per yard,
nice goods for summer Terms Cash.
JN0. T. j. WHITE.
June ?5 1871.
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Class 3d..
SCHEME.

30, BIG prizes, amounting TO SIS
TICK ETS 81
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Umbrellas.

nNE Case Umbrellas and Parasols, embracing
~ all the sorts in from OF the best Manu-
factories, Tor sale very low for cash.
JNo. L. j, WHITE.
June 81. 3s57
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1E0 BARRELS of Family, Extra and s'upeliinc
IOO FLOUR, at small profits, in store and fot
sale by SEAPLES, MARTIN co.
Stannton, July 4, 1857.
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P0MOKEE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Csas5 )

CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-11
Paw YourTaxes.


We would admonish those Of our readers In
Seneca county, who have not paid their taxes
that on Saturday, December 10Th, the time fixed
by law for the discharge of this public duty ex-
pires, aud in default thereof penalty Of THIRTY
PER CENT will be attached. We know the times
arc hard and money is scarce but this, instead Of
being at objection, is only an additional reason
why your taxes should be paid new. Thirty cents
on every dollar Of tax is an item worth looking
afor Just now, and if, by selling our cattle, hogs
and produce at their marketable value, we can
cave the penalty, it will be so much into ourpock-
ets. To carry out the determination, expressed
nv eertaih farmers, 10 let their taxes 60 unpaid
and run the chahces of better times and higher
rriees for produce, would be, to say the least,
hazardous undertaking. We would advise our
readers. il they value their own interests, not to
pnrsue such course, as this. Better sell your
merchantabie effects at their cash valuei better
mortgage portion of your property and obtain
Abe money thereon, better curtail your family ex-
benses to the bare necessaries of life, than for
feidae payment of your taxes on or before the
l9h day OF December prcximo. "a word % the
wise" &c. -.r-
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-11

On the Sd of December, at Melmore, by D.
Richards, Esq, Mr.. LEWIS KleY and Miss MANY
OWEN, both Of Bloom township.
AT the Van Doorn House, in this city, by Rev.
R. Andrew, Mr.. JoHN L WooD and Miss CArH-
ARNE WILKINS, both of Seneca county,
BY Rev, J. u. Good, at his residence, on the
Sd Of Dec, Mr.. HENRY HEITzELL and Miss ADE-
INA ANN NElnRk, both of Adams township.
On the 9Th Of Dec, by the same, Mr.. wIL1Am
sHoUP and Miss CArHARTNE M. HoRN, both Of
this city.