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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13
APPROPRIATION lR!ZEs.
$685. Prizes amounting to $3.50, OK
VII Ole eai cLzets 60 ~ S--CntraG I


VIII ole Gsiclzets SIo--E egves s. CSu'r32, so
PLAN on TiiE IOTTAiS
The Numbers 'FRONT.' To SC, 9Q0, correSpes, yith
those i lbers On tlle Tickets printed o. Psrate
.Silps q paper. are en1feled Ntii dla ttnpes and
placed II enc Wheel.
The FIRST 457 Prizes similarly printed and encr
cled, replaced III another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved and number is
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, at thesane time
Prize Is drawn from the other Wheel, The Num-
Der and l,ize drawn cut are opened and exhibited
to the audience, and registered by the Commissions
crs; the Prizes being placed against t!3e Num5er
yes are drawn 5rt.
Approximation prizes.-Tfet two preceding
and the two ucceeding Numbers TO those drawing
the first Prizes wilf ID entitled co Is Approxima
ton Prizes. MI. ez gr3pIe: ID Tickct No. 1880
draws thu $40, coo prize, chose Tickets rGmlered
ll248 1929, 1881, 1882 viii each BE entitled to
800. II Ticket No: 20 s'raws tie s3Q 0qo prize,
these Tickets numbered SIS 549, 551, 552, wifi
each BIZ entitled 10 $500, and sD cn according to
the above scheme.
The5, U10prizasof3 be determined BIZ thcl ast
fgere OF the Number that draws the SO 000 Prize.
FoE example, il tee Nus4bef drawing The $4,000
Prize ends with No. l. tlen all the Tickets whore
The lumber ends in viii BE entitled $40 Il TIE
Number ends with 40. z, thcnall tue tickets where
on to D.
Certificates q Packages will be sold at Ike follow
ing rates which is the risk:
Certificate u Pactage y Whole Tickets $50
do. d.. 10 Half do 20
dc. 90. 70 Quarter 90 70
IN GHlieNtlals Kfcs cts or Cealli1aSea.
hnca thu aoayg N enra5dress for tle 1lcAcas
ordered. o1 recaiptof #htch theY Tillhe foraacdll
~ ir4t maii. 4Faiasera e4n-fs.s cl.ot4 e--li..
IN any nutalal tA9T r.aF 5ssisaat
lneaElia5 0f 3a-t.A 4,1t23ad s.1G i',izee viIi be
sent U purchasers neeeaiatai1 as--g the drawing
Purchasers w4t pit4Sa rrleGrlei siqnsturas MAIN
aud give their s.y454-, COUNTY aud Hta5e
Remember that eye'.T priz. Is drawn ana pa5 able
e. i-ft ff&z<4r
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13
I,sKssNTAs j.. Es-laalgY,
CENT & CNTEsg'gsEs[ G Z z.

HIRES OUT NEGROES, RENTS OUT
HOUSES. AND COLLECTS CLAIMS
OF EyERy DESCRIPTION,
Office No. s, on 10Th Or Won street, be-
tueen AIot's1 and FrGnh7jn, St.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13

Resumption Of Specie payneat. All
the banks in Washington city, and the
Bank Of Commerce and Farmers and Me-
chanics' Bank Of Georgetown resumed the
specie payments OF their liabilities Saturday
morning. M
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13
NEW .cD0p N O sITGA4 70

N II ~ OIlVI y .. y. y 2 . II -
ME- have in store and for sale M, Superior ITO
LASSES--Also-g good Porto Rico and Cuba 10
LASSES, at greatly reduced prices.
STAPLES, MARTIN 4 80
Feb 6--Spec
TsAKER,S COCOA, AND BROMA PREPAR-
ID Ed FARlNA and RICE FLOUR All nice
preparationg fer fra sick and convalesennf4 To be
had at DIR. 7. II. & J. G. NtNNa11Sr
Stanton, Jan. il, 1873.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13

VuT sttlct azd peifon6i attention VII III devGtad
IURLD TOBNCC0
Csts5 Aagtaess lg5LaJe made fos Pro
aace a. Aotal5
JOIN Il. HAGRls. thanlduI Tor the patronage
extended % the Eate arm Of iiA RRtS & LCHOI45.
s2isi conti1aucc 6 itffom. lis GA fi9rds
while IN "a. at eanesrn.
~ permission },3 allf 20 tle following pefsons
RICHMOND lyEt4IBIfRC
}, 4fglck & i3avk13s.s, G0l Maurice iangharne
alllc VA ?r. '!alnes Si.au1ee5-
A.cl1ialez z IuaGy 1r. Favesse san toe
l.otl&A. Augusta
gOl GlGYt0A III .CGie5na1 IA4r, ! In ! fCurn4
Mrs anath"'. to--hEd Eant Hsrt6n Narncr.
GRANG6- AGBA1AElE
Col. lahu Mo1losE, ,ALrf }gnl. j .Re5aftso
ILL., Ben5 y. DalAgHi. [GaR. W H. Il Gordon.
CtrLl'EIIR
Mr. Dan'i 4 SLAUGHTER, M Sa.nes rafbaur.
illehmo4a. lar 10 lG55.--3mo.
gAz23E E<3E, sAFsE
T S1iALl., az trustee u1fei shs .s;a a Ibilir
i 1}q}d, Dee proceed b SELL Or sl,e areallseS.
~ 1icgtg5 4.area = ttae s'FAlsA containing
&ooat z u ACRES, some SO O. % ;eess which
are n timber. Ire farm . we'll wG-t5 a3--a f.f.t
tat2 Spring nea1 the house, and seYsgS ethe:s
gf.sse alh.es sae N6ois extent q .he sstm, ales
Ghe greater part OF the place has been usea for
gazing purposes fQr several years, and has . COED
biue grass 500 on IL Ahnut 20 acres oft Bite Mead
ow Land. It Pies miles from tie Fishei srlle De-
pot, and adjeiaa tie LANDS d Dr. A Dolt, William
Caldwell aud others.
Tie iaarrore. tents consist Of cosfotsable
Ply lti4i.iAG, BARN, and other out-heuses W
~ aS ~ pe+foui ia Of tile purchase nencv "a
hand, anl the reside in onc two, 7st1 tfsee Years.
the purchaser giving bond with good security III
the deferred payuen ard be t1lc to- Be retained
ars,- tae payment q tAe .Aole Q, tAo sa.slass
Any person wishing to .iev tlc land bsg,s7o ssl,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13
MAZE tia FAMaLE.

From Whichever cause they NAV have originate
And no Mstter % flow Long Stanffrr, Giving
lleslth aud Fisor Y the Franz. and Bloom to nc
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13
CT.
Srg.G u. n ls.

Tohe drawn in the City qfAngastA, Gn apa5lic,
On
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1858,
q. IL BL.n az Gi,n[o Nm -
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13
{ l)e 5s!orI:efg,
WHOLESALER PRICES.
RICHMOND MARKET, Feb IL, 1855

NNpofIed ~ II. T. Staples G Go.
ilr NIII, -
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13

Our stiict a1d pelf1nal attenlioI vii III devoted
to the sale Qf qll COUNTRY PEOIEIE AMI
FORWARDING. or GOODS ANE MAXCFAC-
TUKLD TOBACCO.
Cas@ -4ayeeaess tgsI5'je made fos Pro
1@ce az tcal5
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13

~ Tile principal regulators
se4 when 1t performs its
crs Of the system are
stomacA i: almost en-
5z- healthy action Of the
-! performance Of lis i'unc-
Us az fault, the bowels
s, whole system suffers IN
-. gan the f5Tea'-hag-
r.. For the diseases Of
: 3 rropriefers has made it
49,, at more than twenty
y where With 20 COIN
engagements to NllcA Il
.f47.ts
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24
A Boston Widow vs., A Gay DsOeiv.

Readers will remember the marriage
last spring Of William A. Carr. Of Ken
lucky, to Mrs. A. p. Briggs. Of Colum-
bus, Ohio, the result Of advertising for q
wife in the New York Timcj Carr il
will be further remembered received let.
ters from FOL womeh-candids:es for bis
hand. From tbs lot, he finally selected
the Coiumbus widow.
1t turns out that Carr was something
Of a gag deoeiver, and that he made witt
ten protestations Of love and wedlock t0
others beside tho favored Mrs. Briggs
The Ashland Reptuckida of May 18th, in
noticing tho rich correspondence and sim
gular match, says; trs.
Theteby hangs a Sefitable tale: and it
may be possible, suit for breach Of prom.
Use, With exemplary damages Mrs. Pau
! line w Carol, a Boston ls3y, now So
journing in Greonup county. has put us
in possession OF series Of lsttors, which
clearly proves said Carr to be gay de-
eeiverw fellow who loves not wisely but
TWO welll Since the announcement of
the villains marriage, while under solemn
promise 10 her, Mrs Carol has concluded
to bring suit against Carr for breach Of
promise and damage to her tender affse-
tious, As the Lady is young aud hand
6lme. and has the documents to prove the
trbAchety and false dealing Of the two am-
5rous Carr Il Is more than probable that
a Kentucky jury will give her exemplary
damages, and then the rsprobale overseer
, will be made to poney up to the tune OF
thousands. This festilt 81 his daring at
, tempt to tribe with the tender affections
, of young womanhood, Rill sadly interfere
) with the honey moon and domestic JsIiek'
/ Ry anticipated by Carr in his union with
the Columbus widow.
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EplroEs TiyyH TmBuF,--I thought whsA wrote b
you travelling, before, that would not uoubs you
Aboutmy Iournsyins again, Tor time rutI ee
STAINED say, that hadnol gone hfodsh all, that Ihuvs
seen some thing, since. l from the Neck Of he
Woods, TO this city, as supposed BY sage,-at least,
paid for H. IN that way but beors the journey was hal
completed found that paid for wkLEIsa AsD FoR
KEErNa rms COACH yRo4 ursErrINa, ron HELP
rya TO LIrr RAY rHE Mud Bul am not the
frst person that has paid for the Kind ofa Whistle
ladeed Il Is said that the Western stage Company, have
Squirrel their passenger carry RAIL il ADDITION
WALKING.
We oStg UPSET osoE while wsrs q In the coach -
Two OF three times I've kep, from up,etng by walking
It's side sud holding itup. We travelled nigbtsi bdl
found It very slow business one had to take the
Lantern and walk aheud and the others had to walk beside
the coach,
hat We are here, and all safe for the present. at
tending the Session the State Boar of Educaton. This
Biarl is a novelty In School Leg Station. believe is
the fra experiment ofhs kind Tia, has ever been made ~
Riw twill succeed remains be ssta This the first
ss.iou The Boari s charged with the enie Eddeaon-
al management and Llwmakns power, except making Ap'
preparations Of money, and evyng II appears TO be
dhou to toll where the power the Board Of Eiueation
eadi and ihai ofthe Legislature begins.
TIE Legilaufs, last watsi passed act for the Pub
lie nsineton Of the State Of Iowa. II contsndgd BY
many that the act was uhsousHutlonal,-the Law
however put into opsiaton sult bought, BY he
city of Dubuqae to ts constituonay TIE Supreme
Conf rendered. the dscsdn the 0h ihst und decided
All Of Ole Law UHoon'htutiona except that islaipE 10
svyiag nEssand makug appropriations Of money. The
decision has kEoekod School Ft No one
ela ten ~hefo are. The old Law was RErEALsn last
winter and thlshew ADoTEp-And now this is pronoun.
cod UNCONSTITUTIONAL. So 1t would seem, that are
entifey deHilale ofa School Law.
Ills TO be hoped that the Board will pass act confirm
ingorappoindus officer, that elected last spring
10 carry OUT the School Law that they will pass, until tine
4 gven and arrangements made, ioi elsotng oihsrs,
lhnk thi will bs done The members Of The RoaTd seem
iuehnei 10 do rgh isf a. they know Most ofhsm, are
n Tesehe never have been and hence NOT familiar
with the OF schools, bui od Iowa PIosssRs, and
have nO oaiendsd OF Liberal system Of Eduea'
tioh.
The Roard consists ofone member on each oftho slsy-
au uieai Districts of ihe state, together with tho Cover
uor who Il en- Eroaeio melahss aad the Lsuisnaut Gov
snor Who Is the prssidug oeer fthe Beard and allow
sitsTo,s iasass ofa IFil Brstsas ysui rsad,I.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24
OpInLonu Of the IIlultrloua Dead

Wherever there is foot Of land to be
stayed back from becoming slave territory,
am ready to assert the principle Of the
exclusion of slavery ebsler.
Slavery is q most blighting curse upon
Virginia; and know Of but one way Of
getting rid ofit-by Legislative authori-
ty-and so far as my vote shall 90 for that
purpose, it shall never be wanting
Washington.
No earthly power ever will make me
tote TO spread slavery over territory
where il does not e1ist.--Clay.
We should march up to the very vsrgG
Of the Constitution to destroy the traffic
in human flesh.-Franklin.
The way, hope. is preparing under the
auspices of heaven for total emancipa-
tion.--Jefferson
S Weshuuld transmit to posteriiy our abs
horrAnce Of slavery, Patrick Henry.
No man can lay his head in safety upon
his pillow in the midst OF slavery
Jefferson.
Slavery Is dark spot on ths face Of
the natiou.--Lafayetle
IL is among my first wishes to see somS
plan adopted by which slavery in this
country may be abolished by law
Washington.
A REPuBLlokN OFFICE BOYS PoCEEi.L
A boys pocket was overhaulsd yes,aFday.
and "contents noted" viz: pocket-hand-
kerchief, paper box, two Jack stones"
one ''bull's eye" four marbles sled
string, opieess sand paper, one pocket
comb, two sets Of ''elsppers," pair Of
mittens, kite-bob, comic song boVk, juju-,
be paste and a whet-sto s.-SPrinqssI5
Republican.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
benevolent Institution established by special en- ndowmen
fUt the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed afflicted
MLth Nirnlnni anI ElIlhNlnlN nlarnhen.

behevolen institution established by special dowmen
foi the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed, afflicted
With NiFusnt sad Blhviniu DisrHsrs
IN times of EBidtnics II is the object Of this Institution
TO establish Hospitals TO ptovide Nurses, Physicians,
Clothing, Food Medicines &o for the sick and destitute
take chafg6 6 the Orphans Of deaeased parents and to
minister in every possible way the relief Of the afflicted
and the health Of the public at lafge. II Is the duty OF the
Directors, At such times to personally the infected dis
tric and 10 provide AID execute means Ofele NumeT
physicians, acting mehe Of the Association, ,usu
ally enrol their It's books, subject to be caedupoh
to attend ts hosp tails, free of charge ,. ..
In the absence Of Epdemics, the Directors have author
izedthe Consulting Surgeon to give advice and medical aid
persons suffering under CHRONIC DsEAsEs Of yruleht
character arising from abuse Of the physical powers, NAL
treatment, the effects Of drugs, &c, SC
Various reports and tracts the nature and treatment Of
Chronic Diseases by the Consulting Surgeon, have been
pubsh for grauitOus disbutiOn aud will be sent
o. onARGE 10 the afflicted
NOUS CousulHng surgeon Howard Assocationi, No. 9
South Ninth Street. Philadepha. Pa BY order Of the d.
reciou, EZRA ID. HEARrwELLi President
Gro FAtRcHrtD, Secretary. sepls-lr
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Home Testimony.

HARTFORD Trumbul Co., o.. March 7h, 1857.
hereby ceu uy that have been dealing In the Graftn.
berg Medicines FOR the past year and truly say that
have offered any medicines 70 the public that have
mot with the decided appreciation Of the pedle like these
particularly the Pins aid Cath0Iicon They will readily
perform All and nofe thai promise for them have sold
about fy bottles Of the Cathocon the past season, and
heai the best results IN every case.
J. IA. q. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

Politically the hoard Stardu Democrats. Nilsson, Ferry
md Resrsll, 2, Republeani Himbai nrsiusfi Ml',
Cooper, Candsld, Coansly, Hdruth, Mitchell Favne and
Gov love, 10. itsto Be ttred ih,tsn rtry feelings
will be laid adsi and that they viii wors ibf hs aof
the Of Elucaion. hopo be sbls iisis.
ihst lows has tha best system Of Public Schools ,hs
GLona. Respectfully, cen.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

am physician Of thirty years practice Ny principal
study been diseases OF females They have generally
baled my best efforts. Obtahng the materials composing
Marshas Uterine Catholieon was pleased with them
gave them fair trial. and found myself abundanty success
l In my former practice could only mitigate the symp
toms Of about half the and could in
Now radically al least seventeen In twenty and
mitigate the rest eonsideI Mauhals Utenne Catholcon
the greatest blessing 10 females have met with.
]. n. WILLIAAs, NJ. d., Charleston.
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J. n. o. JoHSsON, Medical Agent.

Read what Dr Bushne says Of the Grafenberg Medi-
cines NJ b. s physician OF extensive practice and one
Of the most successful Ia the county (Tfumbh In whichhe
resides;
This certihss that have used the Gfah5nbefg Pills
and Marsha's Cahocon, sold here by J II. @. Johnson
in my practice to my entire satsfacton They are good
medicines DR. @. w. BUSHNELL"
HaTtford, Trumbul Co., o., March 7, 1857.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24
A REpuILIoiN OFTIoE BOYS PoorEi.-I
HOGS ONO,

The returns of he Assessors 10 the once OF The
Auditor Of the State give q grand total Of g..
554, 9l4 Hogs in Ohio in 1858, an increase Of
223,l96 over 1859. The Hogs returned to As.
SCISSORS arc those six months old and upward on
the lst of April each year.
Ashtabula returned 1858, Cuyahoga e.449i
Erie 1888, auga 1901 Huron % asa, Lake
1884, Lorain IL, $40, Mahoning Is, ,i9s, Medina
l2.770. Portage s,434, Summit l3I39, and
Trumbull 9,9l7
The Hog droyes in some Of the great corn
Counties are enormous Old Ross leads the
State with 72,4s7 grunters Franklin toxt with
67 OPS, Butler 40 ,625, Greene 4tS9i, Hamilton
A 210 Highland 56,3i2. Knox AZ ,S23i Fairfield
55, 1858, Crawford a As, Coshocl6t 30, ,O73, Co
ihmbiana 90 $685. Licking 5,i96, Marion 30 ,I52
Montgomery $3.50, Muskingum 45,025, Piak a.
way 50 2lO Riohland 81 ,474, Ashland 25,507,
Sahdusky .653, Seneca 3f,773, Stark 33,6l7i
fusoaRWas 42,247, Wasne 35,2o2, Wood III
s55, Wyandott 81 20l, and Carroll iti306.
The Hogs Of Ohio, allowing four feet 10 the
animal, would form a single ie procession noar-
y two thousand miles in length!
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CHARLES CARDEw!

NOW lOfNl lJUV 20 TFlII
PEoT d. J Woo6;-Wlth confidence 40 focompcnd
y6uf Hair Restorative, asbeng the mos, sfcaeious acle
ever Since usng your Hair Restornye my hair and
whiskef, which were almost white have gradually gfowH
dark and now ee ronident that few MOTE apTlicRiohs
will restore them to thoif natural soof Il also has ieev
ed of all daHdruT ard unnieasah Itching common
among peisons who befspife freely JIG. KILnY.
PRoT. WOoB-About two ye ais ago my haif commtncsd
falling of ind iutuug gayl was fast heqonihs bad and
had Tsd many Rsmehesto e1ect. J cou.idei eel u.s.
ing your Restorative Iapunty last, few applications
fastened MY hair dfmy. II began 10 on up, grow aud
turned back i former color (black) Al this tine 10 is
fully restored is original color, health, and appearance
and eheerlnll recommend Do use 10 aL
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

Welsh Eowspapet oice, ~ Nassau st., April 2,le59
PRor o. }. Woopi-Dear sir-some month or stS
weeks ago received bottle OF your Hair Restorative aud
gave IL my wife, who concluded Try II hpF haiti
little thinking the time that t would fesofe the gray
hair to It's original color hnt TO herh ven m hy surprise,
AfeFa few weeks trial IL has performed that wonderful
effect by turning all tho hairs to dark brown at the
facOmend the above Restorative all persons In want Of
such cldnEe Of thsif hnif
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

The machinery used is very imperfect, and
With L., il q impossible to express al ht juice
4 consists Of two wood upright rollers, sNch az =
often used in The grinding Of applea for sdcr and
worked with horse power. The juice vas boiled
down Ia 40 iron kettle, set Ia an arch When
il ie considered that an scre can be raised as ca
harvest il Is for iagmerS 10 FAY whether they will
raise their own sweets or depend upon thp mex
chant for thelF snppea, "A word 10 sha wise Il
snaicenf Hoping 10 bear from ofhtra through
the BLAnE, remain firm believes il lhn profit
aheneN of Sorghum J e. Hs
Riohasld, Nov. 6ths 1853.
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MORE TO BE ADMIERD THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmpeFOrS.

Whatf AAhy.a Beautiful Head of Hair
because Il ID the cTnamcn Cod for an our
race Read,r, although the may bloom bdght
" In the glowing cheek the eye be sparkling the
tcet be those otpesrs ifhe head befst offs covering
the hair be snarled shhyoed harsh and dry,
still, iispunkled with Rt1y nature will lose than half
her charms. Pfo Woods Hair Restorative, if used two
three times week, will restore and permanently
20 All such ornament. Read tho following and Judge
fhe writer Of the first Is the celebrated DH. Wo0n3-
New York, April 1888
Dear sf,-Petmit me to express to you the obligation
under for she entire rssoraton ofmy hail is ofgi,
ns colofi aoout the time Of my arrival To- She United
StaUs Il rapidly becoming gray, butu the appca,
ton Of your "Hair Restorative" soon recovered it, og.
nal hue, loonsidcf youf Resoutve wonderful inSsni
tion, quite sfcaoUi a. well As agreeable,
am, dear sir, yonri tTnly
\, TllALDEkG.
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fIHOICE OF GIFTS

GREAr AMERICAN aIFr BOOK HOUSE,
No. 203 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
where the gins, consisting Of JEwELRy So AND VARYING
vALUE FROM IS ogSTs TO TWO HUNDREn DoLbARs ate
always EXHIBITION, IN AMPLE SHOW OASIS Our New
Descriptive Catalogue, containing large variety OF books
in eveTy OF Science and Literature, (a of which
are sold regular publishers prcesO aud explaining OUR
sYsrEM Of allowing every purchaser MS
Own oHoiCF OF and setting forth nnequaled Induce
A0RsTs will be sent postpaid, 10 any Individual
on application. Address,
iY6.6mds A. RANNEY, Agent, No. egs, Broadway
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24
SENECA COUNTY BANK.

OFF1cE or riIE TREAsURER oF STATE, I
CoLUMBUs, Ohio, June l2th, 1853. !
Ill persons hav ng claims against the Seneca County
"A Bank, ohcrthan circulating notes, will present them
w. n. rhIall, Of Colnmbusi Receiver and make
legal proof thereof. a. +, EIONE'
ints.em. Treasurer.
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I'D. HoRs.
Chicago, ~, AIsy l. 1857.

The Restorative 10 tht up In bottles Of Sizes viz; large
medium, and ma the small holds pint, dreta s for
dollar per hoitle the medium holds M least twenty per
proportion than the small rctas iot two dol
lars per bottle 1.-THE large holds quart 40 per more iu
proportion, aud retails for 50.
o.. WOOD & co, Propdetcfi, 1l2 nfoadway, New,
York, (in the great ~ Wire Railing Estubl shmeut)
aud "a Market st., 81 Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Dfiggsls aud Fancy Goods Deaeri
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24
wssr BEp,oRn, Coshoston Co., May u, last.

WESr UEnFORnI I01h00IOn W0l NIaY 10 I63I'
MT u, q. Kiug,ley, Sr-l have been selling the medi
cne Of the Graenbetg Company for the last ten years, and
have Invariably found hem to give good sasfacton and
the mills have sold great many families as regularly as
their tea and coffee and with my iiaie they have become
stanle article. Mafhas Uterine Catholoon Is medicine
that has done great amount Of good In female dseaaes
one lady sold ID to told she had received more benefit
from one bulte than she aid from long OF medical
treatment by the most skful physoianS. Yours Tnly,
Jan. !, 1883. JAhhs WILSON
For Sale ~ A. r. Van Doom, n, II. Snyder, J.. F.
Wooster Tihnj II. Hall, LOwelli Dr. p. Yates, Green
sprinesi VIM Hubb, Iodi s. p. IIuh, Flat Rock VIM.
Rningef, Atteaj D. Hoffman & Co, MeCutehenvlei J..
W. Wing, AdFian and by agent In all the principal
towns in Ohio.
For Medicines or agencies address
n. B, KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
iuo5.ly, Agent for Ohio
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ISAAC StTsub's Patent Portable Grindng Mills, for
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&e we'll whole ears Of cora (eob and aD a. u s
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different Sizes prices mngng from eighyhye 10 two hun-
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Alio-sirsub's Patsnt Po nubt SawMi oallsd "kng of
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This ingenious Aad useful Saw Min 70 make umbei
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Those wishing 10 know fay about the principle upon
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