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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

Mr.. Hulett was Withdrawal afer the
first and Mr.. Trumbo aiter the I'd and on
the Sd ballot John swigart Of scipio huv-
ing received a majority Of all the votes
cast was on motion declared the unani-
mious nominee.
The Convention then proceeded TO Sc
lect candidate for County Surveyor and
on the iSt ballot L. f. Holtz was nomi-
mated, the yoto standing Holtz 81, Gray
10, Heming 81, and McClelland ..
Wm. Randall Of Eden was nominated
on the LIST ballot for Inhrmary Director,
the vote standing Randall 6s, Dicken 96.
The Committee on Resolutions, through
their chairman Chas. Foster, presented
the following, which were unanimously
and heartily adopted;
REVOLUTIONS
RnsolvrD, That tn Republicans Of Seneca
County cordially endorse aud approve the
declaration oi principles" published by the
StAte G, nyention held NJ Columbus, on the %
day Of June last, and pledge their hearty sup.
port Of the excellent ticket nominated by said
convention.
Rrso.vrp, That the Anti. American dogma
whereby the Administration Of President Bu.
chnnan seeks 10 make an odious and unjust
distinction between native and nhturnliEed
! American citizens, aud abandons the latter u
the dcspotc behesis Of European governments
allegiance aud fidelity 10 which they have hb
jurcd aud renounCed, on the occasion VI thei
being solennly admitted as citizens Of IN,
United States" aud assured that they wor,
"enttled 10 ALI the privileges aud imnunihei
thereof" il repuguant to our sense Of justice
and can find no sanction In the Judgment Ul
feelings Of the American people
REsoLvKD. That economy and fidelity ar,
deemed by M 10 be as essential in the admin
istration Of County M Of State and Nationa
affairs, and we sincerely hope our County OH
cials will not take the financial policy of th,
present National Executive as pattern io
their administration,
RKsoLvKD, That themembers Of this oonven
ton will use their best efforts 10 secure thl
election Of the candidates this day nominated
The Committee to select Centra
Committee submitted the following re
port, which was adopted.
County CENTRAL COMMITTEES.
J.. Stem, Earl Bill, N. l.. Brewer, II
l.. Mckee and p. Spielman.
The business ofthe Convention being
over, on motion, the chair appointe,
Capt. Jas, Boyd, cbas, Foster and J. G
Lee Esq, committee to wait on Judge
Carey and request him to address the Con.
vention. The Judge soon appeared and
made one Of his characteristic speeches
In his own simple, but earnest and i'm
pressiye style, which was listened to with
marked attention.
After the Judge sat down, the Conven.
ton was addressed by Gen, E. r. Eek
ley, in a speech of about an hours leng,l
which, for purity Of dietion, eNruestnesi
Of manner and force ofargument,we hsv,
seldom heard excelled and which told
with good effect, upon the large audiene'
which crowded the Court Room. Tn
Gen. wuspeculiOrS happy AAd impressiv
in HE manner and was frequently greet
cd with bursts Of applause.
On motion the Convention then al
journed. HENRY EBERT, Chm.
II. l.. MoKEE soo,,.
G. Y. BRUNDAeE S'V'"
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Notice.

" Office IL hereby given that on the Path day of
June, A ID 1850, the subscriber hled hts Petition
In the Couu Of ommon Pleas OF Seneca County, Ohio
IN subs ance he sayt That he is the owner
Of the real both sides Of the purs or streets
and uu alley IN he plat Of the town Of Bascom Seneca
County, Ohio, bounded and detonbsd a' follows to-
wit;
Walnut street., running North from Tinin street, two
hundred md ghty.une aud ouehafeet Poplar street,
running West from the North end Of said Walnut ~,
and the East side thereof, three hundred and seventy
nine and one .haffcet Ash street. running South fom
the south side ofFaid Popaf street, sixty tiH feet and
IN alloy one hundred and htytwo feetlong. between
In.ois No. a. ~ and ~, and running from Walnut 10
sh streets that the not used by the public
are neither county state roads partl thereof that
u viii couduce 10 the intcFest OF the public 10 have the
same vaoated that Al the Ocobsr Tenn Of said Court
tor the year 1859, he viii make application 10 said
Count foF an order Tor vacation OF the ZANE.
ALBERT q. OWEN.
nnrtq anaQ so LEE RREwER. hi. Atl,ra.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

SUIT Instituted ngninst Prof
Peck ma Others FOR False Im-
prisonnnent.
CoLUtmUs, Aug. 12.-This morning
Mcssfs. Peck. Carpenter g. Fairchilds, Of
Oberlln, who were here attending The An
ti-eiayery Convention, we're served with
a notice Of q suit instituted against them
by J. X. Low, u. 3. Deputy Marshal, for
false imprisonment, sc. Damages laid
AZ $4,000.
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Conference of the Democratic a
Republfcnm central Commit

Conference q the Democratic a.
HepuDifcnm Central Commit
In accordance with tho suggestion
made by the Democratic Central Commit
zee and ugreed 70 BY the Republican Com
mittoo, the two Central COMMITTEES met
AZ the ofice Of the Probate Judge, on
Thursday Eve, Aug. n, 1869, to make
the necessary arrangements for the joint
discussion to be held at Tidin, on the 9Th
ofseptember, between the two candidates
for Governor, Messrs. RANNEY and
DENNIsoN.
On motion LEANDER STEM, Esq.
Of the Republican Committee was sP-
pointed chairman, g. w. w. Armstrong
Of the Democratic Committee, Secretary.
On motion Lesnder Stem Esq. on part
Of the Republican Committe, and T. H.
BAeBx, on behalf Of the Democratic Com
mittse, were appointed Committee ofAr-
rangements, clothed with power to selee,
a place Of meeting, procure the erection
Of the necessary platform for speaking
music, SC.
A form for a call to be issued was then
agreed upon.
Each Committee was authorized 10 Sc
lect a President Of the day, and one Vice
President from each township, to be an
nouneed before the day Of discussion.
On motion, the proceedings, were or
dered published and meeting adjourned.
LEANDER STEM, chm.
w. w. ARMSTRONG, Sec.
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Hlill voting for TaeIlson.

We hnte been told thas one Of the To-
ooioeo candidates for Representative, on
Nanaay in giving IN his political expert
sncs said ihpi the first vote he ever east
ns lob Gen. Jaclaon ana ibaf ~ hadbs
roiing for bimfCsr siaos
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AdministratOr's Notice.

Notice l. hereby given that The undsgnod have this
day been appointed any qualified Adminisfators Of
The Estate Of Samuel Pontius, deceased, late Of Sc
neoa County, Ohio. CHARtEs sHELLltAAMgR,
Aug. 5, le5a-Ia.aw Auausrl lshrLlnAMaEH.
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01-A letter nom Utah states that the
Mormons have nominated Horace 8. End.
ridge for delegate to Congress. in place
of Bernhisol, present member.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

01rGen. samuel Houston, the hero Of
San Jaeinto, and one Of the few southern
men who opposed the passage Of he Ne.
braaks bin, was elected Governor OfTex.
as at the lete election in that State.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

Democrats nOt 20 be Trusted.
It appears that democrats are mighty
uncertain things nowadays and not 20 be
trusted, lfS man manifes,s disposition
70 think and vote independently he is de-
noanoed as a traitor aud cast out Of the
camp. Democracy viii not tolerate diC.
ferenees Of opinion. InsubOrdins6on to
the diotstion Of tho "elique," in this ooun-
y, is one ofths objectionable sins, Hence
the "sweaing-inn process on Monday.
Candidates must have paddock Pu, on
their mouths, before they can 30 support
cd for office.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

0rTho opposition in Kentucky have
elected Eve Of the ten members Of Con.
gress from that states-a gain Of three,
In Tennessee they have elected seven
eni Of tens--a gain Of -four. In North
Carolina they have elected iiye Ofthe ten,
"a gain Of three. Surely Buchanan De
mocracy is al a discount.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19
LAND FOR SALE.

The tub'cHber oheu FOR sale
~ a. lea Acres of Land,
owned BY us late JOHN CoE, deceased, il being the
part Of land gVin him the divide of hit fathers
tate,
THE LATE THOMAS COE, DECEASED.
Tm.lspd lsy' Wes! Of the Improvements with one end
joining tho Cne Toad.
The subscriber now oftu 50 and \ acres there IN
bOy the % and = acres 10 be sold together and 10 In
lots are all altogether. Terms made snty
JOSIAH p. BAKER,
Executor OF ] , =. Coe, deed.
Peront can addron me through the Tim P, o.
augi0em
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The IlenubILcnn ConvenlLon,

The Republican Convention,
on Tuesday, is admitted by all to have
been the best, in point Of numbers and
rsspectability, ever held in che county
Everything passed OFF harmoniOusly and
to the entire satisfaction Of oil present,
We were pleased to meet and take by the
hand so many Of tho old "stand-bys" Of
Repubhcanism in Seneca and the "bone
and sinew" Of the party. The speeches
were listened to with interest and they
had good effect. An went home de-
termined to labor for the triumph Of the
cause.
For some cause Hon, Columbus Della
no did not arrive,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19
ONO Dcmocrncy non Yenrs ARo

Ohio Democracy Ten Ncnrs Ago.
The Ohio democracy, in ls4s, passed
and endorsed the following resolution,
which has peculiar Significance these
times;
Resolved, ny the General Assembly Of
the State Of Ohio, That the provisions OF
the Ordinance Of Congress, Of 1887, so far
as Ae same relates 10 slavery SHOULD nR
EXTENDED TO ANY TERRIroRV that may be
acquired from Mexico by treaty or other.
wlse.'
In 1859, the democracy in every south
ern State in the Union, are passing reso-
lutions in favor Of fCongressionai interfer.
enoe for tho protection Of slavery in the
Territories. This Is the way in which
tho democracy stick to their old ant
boNsted landmarksl But they have got en-,
tangled In the niggeF's WOOL and there il
no heIpfor them but 70 keep on changing
until they go out, like an old moon.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19
D LnokonL fnT stolen PL0peTLY

A Ii Pertofs nis hffeby rantoued afaiari pufahas-
aebel is.nsd lr hs sem ~ five Hundrsd Doilarf 70
ms by ihe Mad River q Lake Erie Railroad Company
on ths frsi day ofAuguat, A D 1881. Sale Bond va,
stolen fom ne pottessioa of ny Agent N the City q
I,swrrucs, Tetritory ofKansat The paYment Of said
Bond and Coupons has been riopped By ne attaid ai-
road Omcej md have applied fef renewal o. Ne
IIaa. Assn.l 70. is5a--tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice

Il hereby given that the subscriber has been sppoiat
Cd Executor the Estate Of John Coe late Of Seneca
County, ohio, deceased.
augin.4w JOSIAH P, BAkER,
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Lnnd ID RriVn1n 80 !

filE tutacIblr having III ~ acfst AZ land
u sspth end of TINA, Whch hs oishss IA lirsoss AZ
- pfvAe sale AZ psion Wishing hay oat loii can b
beiae 80 seEef q the Wesi ads 81 lhe Ia 81 ~ sts
tnoNAs Goa, deoeassd Tea acres srs cleared. ths
baiaacp N tiheE We With - ss lois q ~ 10 o. rs
paliog "a leandfr Oee, hving o. ne pFsulisss.
NJ tseas w.ae kaesa by calling "a shs subsch.
JOSIAH ? lAKKR.
JAY Is, isd9-ev Q, 3, nAkkA
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

M. De Wolf, IN a few handsome re-
marks, withdrew bic name after the first
ballot and on the second ballot Nelson
/. Brewer, having received a majority Of
al the votes cast, was, on motion, declsr-
cd the unanimous choice Of the Conven-
ton for Prosecutor.
The Convention then proceeded to bal
lot for one candidate for Recorder, with
the following result:
Mccormack b7 Neighswander IA
Yarger 20 Davidson II
John +. Mccormick, having received
a majority Of oil the votes cast, was on
motion declared the unanimous nominee.
The Convention then proceeded to
ballot for one candidate for Commission
cr. with tho following result.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19
Safe and Brillianr Light /!

To those who have heretofore preferred TO burn oil.
rather take the rsk Of the explosion Of fluid, woud
say that the ngticls ! recommend II REALLY NON.
possibility of accident h is used Ia the same lamps
common burning fluid.
fU-rhe only place IN this city where the huid can
be had IL A. the Drug Store Of J. =. MARQUARDT,
on Market street. doou below the Davit House, Tif
dn, Ohio, auglo.tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19
New Agricultural settlement,

To all Wanting Farms,
A Rare Opportunity IN a Delightful
aud Healthy Ctimate,9S miles South-
East Of Philadelphia, on the Game
don aud Atlantic Railroad, New
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

rote, ls hslstv sirca that tAs sutssahsr ha, bssu
auIrfod anf daahtf ~ ErHtior III a. iast ril ard
iisIsracnt of phiip A. Hsrllea, late n Isnses roun-
tv. chio, dsccslsd. raaf ie1ul NJ. coLW EliA
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19
SAFE AT LAST.
.N'O More Explosions!
-
Greenough's Carbonic Acid Gas,
NOn-ExplOsive Burning Fluid.

II AvING purchssedihe eSelu.iye tight to naaufao.
III and sell the NON.EUPLnSlVE uRNtNG
FLUID md CAMPHENE, Tor Tiain and vicinity,
Offer u Tor sale trhe than have hereto.
fore sold the common kind This huid has been In
years, snd has undergone investgation before the
"Frankn Institute" add College Of Pharmacy Of Phil
adelphia. ! am convinced that u may be used with
ees in the ordinary u Burning Fluid. have fuy
tested merits IN the pTesence of many ciuarnti and
a pronouhoe IL ofthe utmost importance TO every mi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

Gideon Jones and Horuee Hubes, hav-
ing received, each, a majority Of al the
votes cast were on motion, declared The
unanimous choice Of the Convention Coz
Representatives. e
The Convention then proceeded 10 bal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03

polis;,ians Who will compose that sssemblage vii
be ssins. ssd <lanb-iiks innooenss. lnshOr h
believes that they win meet together merely %
tr;clrths ,sous, = 10 .sertaiAAor nue. farthsr
The sad IN Id; andse bamt soulef DE mas
% bjsh SostnJ eg ~ 5nooratiel artysp power
fot saotAse sesp1 1fbifk hiliodt srs " talk
but Is tr6e ss Il is bRous, Says the Governor
referring to the Charlestsa Convention;
"rrom all that can see, the chief difficulty
xiih that assembly will Be 70 ascertain how mitch
farther the South will yield-how much longer
she will submit. This point satisfactorily settled,
it will be . matter OF secondary consideration
whether their siandard-beare halls from the Rio
GnAads. Beech Island. Richmond or Chicago.
gutta perchA platform is all that will be wanted
to send them away r.joicing-to enter with re
newod zeal SIid enthusiasm on the glorious work
OF tamboosiing tf,e masses with continuing III"
Democratic party 10 power for another term"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Valuable Trac Is Of Land nearCamDheUC.

sySs PURSUANT TO decree Of the Circuit Court Of In
wv ber county, IN the Of Sale, Ie Ale handler r
-nounccd on the gath day VI October 1850 the unders
ed will proceed to SELL by Of public auction un The m
misses TrespAy e 9Th day Of DEeENnER he It, ,he TEi
OF LAND IN Campbell county, and half miles from Cam
bell tour"mt upon which the iatc Mrs. Sarah Ale xant
c OF John Alexander, decd, resided The tract cont
ab"nt lSC Aerr and viii e sol. in two parces divide,
the county road-tt paved nj the Suti, of the road sun
aines, " estimate. etweeh 500 aud Aeres nnd thai nh
The Sor, sbs, eween btI and 900 Acres The n,
are ALI of the best qualify CONSISTING cou,noos .
Dwelling Brick Office and all the Outhouscs Wheat Con,
and ltacco Barns, nn Servants Houses desirable ,pon
large AMI productive estate. They upon Iareel sl
of tho road ai loo well known require iarti,uh de-
script"n The lanGs well wa,ercd timber is alund
he enclosures and buildings are in excellent repair
large ani well asr,ed Orchard and Of Me highly
improved Gardens IN tho county Alta he'd 10 the dwelling
\ crop Of Wheat has been seeded tf = bts,s) Ibis Fall
iers'n desiring to Inspect he preale- will hiI Edwin L.
rage, Esd. or Nj. Druimon1 is Manager,
who viii give an" hif6rma'ion depited
lhc Terms OF sale wi! be credit of l. and
hslaients, with interest from the day Of sale Negotiate
notes 10 be given satisfactorily endor payable
Bsnss III Ms City of Lycbug iald the e re,aihed un tie
On The day following Tie Crop Stock, Plantation Tools
household aud kchen farihpei win BE- sold upon pre-
iis ~ the Administrator 81 Mrs Alexander thus enabling
Tie arehaser to procure nil nefu supplies upon ground
HE sale viii connnence Ut IL NJ in the yard
r. q. II. KEAN Commissioner.
nov 5-diGec-- Rep copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03

In tho above classification Kansas is put down
ms State. Shc is yet Territory bot will pro-
badly BIO admitted into the Union ne State at lie
next session Of Congress. It will DO seon from
the nbovo how little show Of success the Suuth
will have in sectional contest. There IL not
single Northern State. except California, that the
SLACK Republicans will not carry--not olm. In
full view Of this fact, tho Democracy are pr,,pr ed
to accept tho issuo Of sectional Gght. instead of
yielding the field to tho Southern Opposition. With
the certainty almost Of securing tho balance of
power in New York, and thus saving tho 5 auth
and the Union.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03

. REALF SUPPOSED To BE IN JAIl--Washinston,
Dee. IA man is now in jr.il in Alexandria sus-
pected OF being Rcalf who WAS concerned ia
Browns organisation ot n Provisional Government.
lie ans mcrs the description, has at.ly returned
from Il visit to Englan and has visited kansna.
lie was previously nrreste,l in Puo,svillc. Mont
,omery county. Mary land, on suspicion of being
co,.nec ell with the Ilarpers Ferry affair. but c$-
capped before being committed Since then suspi-
cion has been renewed by Cook's description "t
kealf. and officers trnm Montgomery county
are here IN route to Alexandria to identity
BIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03
Brandreth's Pills have no Action save
on Inplriti0s

eSSs YOUNG people cannot hun middle aged and old
EE people appreciate that medicine which, being
used sickness only the OF the disease Around
every organ affected medicine pcnetraes removing
impurities prevent all SETTLING ~ the humors into ulcers swe
lungs In Heart Anectin in Epilepsy In Plrurisy
rally in Dyspepsia, these wonderful pills give immediate relief;
and VIII he Madi-s which
been pronounced beyond huumn skill have been cured by ur
And this wonderful? Behold the reason! HRASp
Errns pLLs purify the biod; they have power excep!
impure nmors and these being removed the disease 10
ed Millions deriving health from the N this innocent
Incidence which weakens hut always strengthen
by taking out II the body these matters which held WERE
the life principle In custody; and secondly by inparting
giving property 10 the bo"d sold n; DR. Brandrehs Prnc
pal Offices No z94 Canal Street. New York. ind by all rspect
bic dealers In medicine. oct 26dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03
LARGE PUBLIC SALE OF
Land. Negroes, u0rSes. MnIes r-o,.

-
PLANTATION UTENSILS. EC II,
4s,!s AZ GANPhkLL COUNTY, - '>~ ~ >
Nx AS trustee, under deed Of trust hvaruv dat, r.,
Wv ii, 1859, eSreutt By DIR Chnres Oliver and IS ie,
--rt~rie I'm Ne once Of Caapbel County Ceu,, .n
prced Ia sell, nj iAibltc auction prcmi.cA ON r.
the 18th day Of Dece,0Ler next, ALL TUE PR0pEpTy M
veyei BY said decsl, via: - = " soh'
l. TnS TRACY LAnD. ~ which the Sa,d Olive, ,ov ,
Dabne.1 This valuable irnl in hieh ,las ~ n
mri and well worth the attention farmers and panie
okEoTsks IEAer, sAanisg aIaut AIS Acres, htey os,
ed by y, Morgan. - ,-- ~" WV"
osAornEx rsacr containing about is4 Aeres buuvl. n
said Oliver nf H. KceL ~'- -
These three boies of land lie thy waters Of R,, INST,
Tie seneca AMI will D. s ei er In BODY, sepaatvN
may be deemed best. " $3.50 ."
4 Tawrr slAsss, alb very Ekey, and consisting Of "
Boys, Women, Girls nn CthiAn, iaeiu.Lss Que first p
CArIrhtery and vps gppd Blacksmith.
ike sck of uors.s Males logs, Sheep, Gs. all If III,
finest description Among Liz Horses several fine bu.
animals and tr'rr arc about IL Mulss srictI, NJ. /.
All The Plantation Tools Inplee aud Machines Of e
er, kind aud dc.ripEr Including Wagons Carriage
HarpesS Tireshing Machii.s, kc.
All the Hoiserld asi KilchcI Furniture, embracing ST
Plates, Table Ware, &c.
All the crp on lIad of Tobacco, Cs, Foser Nay Oats
Wheat, &e.
The sale viii take place the restcuce Of said Oliver
The land credit orG u and IS mouths equal ins,amsu
with Interest from day u sale, noi.abi execute,
with satisfactory esiorsers, and deed VI Oh the land
further SECURITY Tie slves and ether personal properly vi
be sold fpr cash.
Ii. Title 10 al the .opsrty Il b.ies gpi 10, on
sM viii besed and snveyed as vcst,s In me hy said ,
oct I-ciHov ffhcndtiSlce SETH WtsDDI.ODf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03
.kllAlinjsf ratOr,s Sale,

nN WfpSEspiY, December Tth The nnlrs sned'wll sell At
lhihc auc;pn the personal effects HE late
Alexander jsr resi,cncstwo niihs Nssa u Campbell
nus, Consisting " somo 80 head ef Cattle plls Cows a
a' Of the brtcs chiefly Devon. yoke of NM owen
near I" S,eeib ~ head of Hogs mostly Eiftrd killing ii
WINTER, Mules Carragc Horses an Carriage the cp
S"r ts"e 90 ba'rcls) p STACKS Oai. LA!
ohs' tHh htlstinn Toes lf,GN',ed Kitchen Fur
mar! an, Stea variety vi a,>i ~ lsG the crop Of
weight f.. .fft' - to-. "4' '- - ~
TEshsFor amounts Of ga or lass -. nv-r s5a credit
OF SAX n"ut bonLs security being Civ.
EEIS
nov 5-Lset5dec--Rep cory - = : - r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03

ev- CoUGH5.l,nida lsronchiiis, Asthma Croup hoop,
MrS ing Cough, DISEASES ID lo Throat and langA aud
Pulmonary Affections VI M quickly cured by
that long tried and faithful remedy, DH WisrARs BALAM
WILD CHERRY.
says we'll known Editor 49, This IL Balsam and
blessing 10 nv,s. IL contains tho asunic principle of
Wild Cherry, the basamo properties of Tar and Of pine Its
ingredients, which mingled prineipie chem
sy oil baisan and therefore it is safe and sure In effect
Coughs Colds Consunplon and Bronchi troubles disappear
under its bnlsae nAueice though charmed Pron
bly, medicine attained extended sole
pIished good this renowned Balsam.n
- C,ssyiLLE, Ga, February 30 1859.
MEssRs SETH W. FowLE n Co., Boston, Mass.-<icnenen
Al tho Of your Travelling Agent, give you state
mcnl Of experience la tho OF Dr. Wsars BnIsam Of
Wild Cherry have using il for years family
for tolds and Coughs md have found 1t The efcaeous
remedy thai have tried. =lf-.
For Coughs and Colds children know il to he excel
lent medium. Reslecifuiy yours,
lido - 80. JOHN H. RICE.
The genuine article always hns the written signature of IL
BUTrs the wrapper and Is for sale by all respectable Drug
gisls every where. 80 p, .- =
Prepared by :. W. FoWE Co, BOSTON,, and for sale by
William A. Srptler Co.. and john H. Scay, Lyncburg: T.
e. Pug, Campbell G. NJ and by all Druggists and dealers In
medicine throughout the city and county. oct 22-is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03

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