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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-24

If you wish to test the actual estimate
which our rebel business men place upon
the credit and prospects Of the Southern
. Confedcracy, take fifty dollar bill into
one Of the dry goods, hardware, or other
stores, kept by our Southern Rights mer-
chants and see how many bolts Of do
nestle, calico, table-setts, etc. you can
buy for it. Ask Mr. Thomas Tape cut
ter TO put you up that bolt Of domestic
and make out and receipt your bill. He
smiles, bows, flies round with wonderful
celebrity, and has the goods marked and
the bin rcceipted in the twinkling of an
eye. You draw out your pocket book
His eyes begin TO sparkle. You slowly
draw out note and hand it TO him. He
unfods it, Ha oh! all as that a
dagger that he sees before him: ?" Or ia
it serpent? or a scorpion? or cocka-
trice or an alligator? or a Nashville
Union Not bit of it; and yet his eyes
roll like a ducks in a thunderstorm.
ave don't take that sort of money, sir
that currency isn't current here We
can't pass il at all, SIR
"But, my dear sir you just told me
yesterday that it was bound to be the
best money in the country in six months,
and that it is better now than Federal
notes.
Cant help it, sir; the money is good,
but we can't use it,"
"But you may have it for eighty cents
ON the dollar
don want it,
Seventy five, then "
No use to as, sir
Sixty cents, then -
Wouldn't take it at Gry.'
"Well, its all the money | have got,
except few "greenbacSs,' which you
said would not be worth cent in q few
weeks
"Oh wen take all the "grecnbacks II
that you've got and would like to buy
some Of you"
II is a fact that the very men who SIT
around our Public Square, like turtles
bssking in the SUM- fabrioating grape
vine hoaxes, poisoning the minds of tn,
ignorant and credulous, and trying TO de-
preciatc the credit OF the Federal Gov.
eminent will, nevertheless, refuse {,
touch Confederate money and bonds il
their business transactions, while they
will readily take Federal money The,
understand this matter well, and fee
satisfied that however the rebels may
obtain temporary successes in conse-
quence of the carelessncss, or treachery
or cowardice of Federal officers, still tn,
loyalty Of the nation will inevitably at.
ierly destroy the rebellion and assert III
undiminished and strengthened might
They feel assured that "to this complex,
ion 1t irW come at last
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-24

GLAu oF TnE CuAN,E,-phe editor of
the Saratoga Republican tells the following
at his own expense Yesterday wishing,
like others, 10 eyiuce our patriotism, we
informed the six compostors in our
office that if they would enlistwc would
pay them half wages while they were
gone TO the war. They replied That
is more than We ever had ht6vs :" and the
whole crowd have enlisted That's
what's the matter
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-24
Funeral Notice.

The friends and acquaintance Of Dr. luuN y, f
suNAN arc respectfully invited 20 attend at Mr. ".
r. CoFuclius' ON Church street. to-day at 10 O'Clock,
Tor The parpusc OF having his remains Inferred at MI
Oliyet Cemetery,
NASHVILLE. sept %, 1852 Ir
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DIED,

80 DE- residence, on the Charlotte Pike. Boo The G7h
year OF his age, Mr. TBrprRlcE HAEwrlL. HE
friends and acquaintance are respectfully ilviteJ b.
attend bis funeral this wednesday, morning At 10
O'Clock, from his residence
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-24

The Richmond Dispatch says that the
Rebel troops at Manassas lived for four
dayson corn and that many were shoe
less, We didn't know that people with
out shoes ever had corns.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-24

The aggregate wealth Of Louisiana,
slaves excepted, only exceeds in value
the slave Property by Ss,OOQOOO the to-
tai yaluau 20 of the State being $4,000
600
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DR.. Kings Dispensary

49, Or KING, formerly Of New Yort 10
NAata we last four years Of L0uiHvle, Ky.
aud who haa devoted bis atteatlouic
Toe treatment OF prynte diseases Tor 80 YEAR, Hatte
himself, having attended 10 practice Tor 80 mau,
years aud cured 10 many thogaaada, he u enabled \
cure all diseases Of private nature no matter hos
bal They mby be from iuuilcous medical treatment
Or nom neglect of theirowu. Dr. kug's Diapenaarg'
No p acfck street between Cherry aud tae ,auas,
Dc'ud story where te cures an diseases of uflvsts
nature
H0aofhea cured without nauss1ut madlciues or IN.
0HefeuOe with business
STRUCTURES Of old OF recent date ousctually cured
e ir~ days by au operation which Caafrs no fisiu
Where aoidoturc eHisis haalth Ctnull DO eu6yedl
ferhAlf uu disease Cauars more mifhlof and uftes
uIuot tht consultation 90 much
syphilis, WITH al the diseases OF ile sHa. FrugsBs
oli oi aefieot or bad treatment Gao BIZ onof iual5
cured iu a feg days
hsHitlai WsiHti PartiCulsr attention HAVING bees
NTln 90 tha disease and al the conaal uenr- gfo uf
ynl p 10 brought un lu mhnf cases BY Ula dnsirufvs
bAhHH 81 incpntiirfate youths ADD excessive indui
frnlt ~ Che paFinuH, a Neglect nf which Will undaf
nilpe ilt constitution rendering th6 subject unnt flf
huf.nefc nr f1cIeiyi ando eng premature Ola ass
Females anU may be- labofnf With any dilHrIltyb
Do Womb uay ruat assured imnodla r6llof
f1rsous fof'dmF apfoad BY writing aud stating thsn
us7cJ s'lh uic1 untlot1d, direct 10 ~ "a KinF 10
n derrick street, Nashville, Ienn viii have ~ nssss
say medicines scot % thoiF address one nous
o. lm gUe.ock Pa me mlfuiaf aHtl ~ ths ayaaiaf a
-Ttlsia16siT
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-24

Sir Walter Scott declars that hc could
believe any thing Of dogs. lIe was very
found Of them, studied their idiosvncra-
sizes closely, wrote unanimously i'm their
praise, and told many stories of lheirun-
accountable habits. Once, he said. be
desired an old pointer Of great expert
ence, prodigious tavoritc, and steady
in the field as rock, to accompany his
friend Daniel Terry, the actor, then ON
q visit at Abbotlslord, and who. for the
nOncc, voted himself for a short eycur-
sion. The dog wagged his tall in token
of pleased obedience, shook out his ears
led the way with confident air, and be-
gan ranging about with most scientific
precision. Suddenly he pointed. up
sprang a numerous covey. Terry. bent
on slaughter fred both barrels at once.
aiming in the centre of the enemy and
missed, The dog turned round in utter
astonishmcni wondering who could be
behind him, and looked Terry full i'm
the face, after a pause, shook himssST
again and went 10 work as before A
second steady point a second fusilade.
and no effects, The dog then deliberate
ly wheeled about and trotted home al
his leisure, leaving the discounted hun
ter TO find for himself during the re-
maindcr Of the day.
Musical sounds, arising from the wa
ters OF lakes and seas, have been known
and recorded from the most ancient
times. Formerly attributed by super.
stilion and fancy TO supernatural sources.
then skepticallyldenied, they are now in
fair way TO be traced TO their sources by
careful scientific observations.
OF the fact Of their existence there
is no longer any question. In Cey-
Ion, along the western coast of India,
and especially in the harbor of Bombay,
these wOlian strains and cadences are
heard too often 10 be ascribid TO illusion
or Imagination. Al Jaldera, in Chill, and
at Pascagoula, NEAR Ship Island,) or the
coast Of Mississippi, also in Victoria
Harbor, NanCOuyers Island, these sounds
are common. They are said TO resemble
the noise Of Chinese kite when flying
which is produced by fixing pieces of
metal 10 the kites tail. Both the In
dams of our own coast aud the Cingalese
ascribe this music TO q shell fish, and i'm
yestigation will soon determine the core
rectness of their statements ObserVa-
lions 20 this end are being made BY Me-
j Hepburn, 0t San irsnclsCo.
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N7lEDOW SASH AND GLASS, for
faIH r" NM, LYON
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-24

RELTlNC~-LEATHER AND GUN. for
- SOLO uy WA Lyon
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-24
ANDREW McCLA1N
OFFICE ON UNION sTRRRT.

1EO BIO AS7ORrsp NAILS.
lDO 40 cots H0I.
2JO,OOD Do AZ lRIiu BAcANB sus ET Iron
21OUU h.. ass ElEu sHEEI UuPFFR
lur .IIe ~ WA lyon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-29

live have made the absve Reduction In Prices
With the TWO. Told view of beneftting the public and
ourselves. The public have been swlndled by spu
fitas mae hines made fh Imitation VI TIE
In them, frc tho iron casting 10 the smallest piece
pf poor qualify The makers have the me 10 ,io
their work we'll They are hid way IN places,
whereit would be impossible to have AZ their com.
mAnd the proper mechanical appliancsa- IL u only
~ doing great business and having extensive man
nfncturing establishments, that geod machines can be
made al moderate prices. The best designed mx.
ehlnas BADLY MADE. are alwsys liable to get out Of
order, and are sure to cost considerable trouble and
money 10 keep the m In repAir @
The qualities 10 be looked for In a Machine are I.
eevfa'afr Of esrrsrf artssa spre
a constructions, greet dsrsesip, and RAPIDLY ~ opera
ties, WITH iAs least IabOr Machines combine these
essential qualities nurt be made OF the metal and
taisAsd 70 ps,Jsctos. We have the ways and means,
on a grand scale, 10 do this.
The purchasers OF machines, whose daily bread II
may concern, viii ind that those having the above
qualities not only work well ut rapid nsH sioH
rates VI speed but LAST In the finest possible
der. 0nr machines. As MADE Byus, will EARN MORE
hoskY. lih LISA LAHoa, than any others. eher
limitation of ours or not. In fact, they cheaper
than any other Machines gift.
III Local Nnnied
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-13
a Yoke ora The Cavalry

A spondrnl writing from General
Fremonts head quarters when they were
at Franklr, tells good story Of a sere-
nading attempt by The Baud of the Con-
n, eli, ut Cavalry, They were drecycd to
certain tent as that Of Gen. Frc-
nivnt. Their best tunes were discoursed
until Gen. Srhenck stepped out, aud per.
c. wing their mistake, made speech as
II ho was Fremont. They discovered
their misteke, and, being sure ano,he,
hrs WIS the ono they were in search OF
opnned thcir braEcn th,vats again.
But what was their dismay, when abou
hali through the first verse Of "Joht
Browne soul is marching on" &C.,
furious Dutchman came rushing a. them
hnG with ses,icvlations which irightene,
the Song uut OF the mouth OF the serena
ders, SAID: "Whpt for you make disl
e G4t-tam noish." Go TO h-ll nit you
howlingsh." Quart, charge on disl
n1ishes-Got tsm."
Our amiable Major stood dumLfoundc,
at this unw1rrRnted attack, aud believing
mastery retreat more glorious than
bloody advance, le0 the geslivulatin,
Dutch aid.de-camp in possession Of tn
d ID.
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From Gen. MctIc,lnu.
HrAievARrrRs MocLrLLAE's Army,

HtAiovARrLRs MoCLTLLAE's ARMY,l
June S,
As all the wounded and many Of The
dead have been s9nt 10 White House by
railroad. |, 10 impossible to obtain any
correct lists Of the casualties ofthc past
three days.
HEADorAETIRs, Monday, Q. T. n.
Gen. Hooker made Reconnaissance to,
day on tho vii iamsburg turnpike tc
within four miles Of Richmond, without
met ting the enemy in force. Their pick
otS kept in sight, but retreated at his ap.
proaoh. Every one seems sanguine Of
the fall Of the rebel capital when our
troops advance for an engagement.
The hght Of Saturday aud Sunday seels
the fate Of that city. They threw the
main body Of their army, composed oI
the best troops, on our left wing, with q
view Of crushing IT, They were defeatet
after two days hard fighting, aud forced tc
fetreat.
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Casccirisrss Tor the Itesurrec-
tiuDisf-.

Tie following catcchisms for the bcns
n OF tho pertizaus, who are undcrtakin'
tc'srcorgsnizc the old Democratic party. ;
which We cut from tho. Cifc'spiRe UEio,
IS direct and incisivc:
q. Who disrupted the Charleston
Cspventicn on the slavery question:
4. The Democratic party.
q. Who met, subsequently,, nhd nomi
na'cd two sectional tckctsl
A. The two wings Of the Dcmoc.ati,
party.
q. wns not the rejection, by the
Dcugias Democrats, at Charleston, the
Drcckinrijgo Platform, thr origin OF
tho idea of disrun,ing the Democratic
party and then tho UniJnl
4. II pssurcdly was.
q. by the rejection Of this rro.slnv.
cry Platform, On tho ono side aud in
siStiug on Il on the other, Is not thr
Denveratic patty responsible for the
X bcllioni
A. Unqucstionobly.
q. C.ull the disruption of the Demo
cratic party produce any other lcgti.
matt rcsult than the dissolution Of thv
L ,oni
y. Icrtniniy not.
q. WIS not fluchauan's Cabinet, n
n st Of traitors, plotting the overthrow OF
the Confeleracyi Were they not all
u mocra'sl
a. We answer in tho affirmative.
u Who hntchcd treason In tho Cahi.
net and in Cepgrcpal
A. Democratic Stltcsmrn.
q. Who seized the Forts, Arsanols
Custom Houses, &c, In the Suuthl
a. Democratic traitor Governors.
q. What seven States rovolted before
tho inauguration Of Liucolnl
A. Sevan Democratic States, who are
alvei rl'ely opposed t. tho "Consii,ution
is i Is and The Union rs Il was"
q. Who struck the FIRST bowsl
a. The Democratic Governors OF the
= ath, MI Of whom were traitors.
q. Who attacked Fort Sumptcrl
A. Pikrns, the Dcmocr tic traitor
q rnor, ard Dcouregard, the Democrat
Sc tratr General.
Q Who are tho President, Vice
Pr,idcnt, Cabinet, Congrcssmcn, Militia.
~ and Naval Ollie "a, Judges, &c., Of the
Southern Coniedcracy!
A. All Democratic traitors
Y. Who in tho North, Symputhizc
with the1e traitors and oppos, their con-
dign punishment
\. The leaders OF the Democratic
putty and their presses.
q. Who employ tho same arguments
ssI n. Davis aud his gang about Aboli.
ticn, freedom Of the press, habcas corpus
and the u'urpaton Of Lincoln!
A. N rthcrn ID 'mocr,tie leaders.
q. Who proposes to unite with the
traitors Of the South IN the effort 10 main.
tain the Constitution "as II is, and the
Union as Il wasl"
A. Tho Northern Democratic lea
dcrs.
q. Who Rre in favor Of rcsurrcctinC
the Democratic party, and Of making I
natlenal BY forming coolution will
6 u,hern Reb Isl
A. The Democratic leaders Of III,
North.
q. Who are opposed to hanging III,
Democratic traitors of tho South and con
fscaling their propcrtyl
a. The Democratic leaders OF tht
North.
O. Who denounco every measur,
proposing to punish the leading rebels
for their atroeious attempt 10 destroy
thN best Government IN the world!
a. Tho ncmseratic leaders Of III,
North.
q. Who propoees 10 compromise wild
D-vis, stephens, Mason, Sl'dell, T0omb
aud their ussacltc traitlrsl
A. The Democratic leaders OF III,
n rth.
O., Who, by recommending party or
gank kctions, in these perilous timos, CIV,
"uid and comfort TO tho enemyw
a. Tho Democratic leaders OF III
North.
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cV The aboye named Ladies we are personally ae
quuaned with, aud know that Tor several years he
We hVed In Medina, they were great sufferers. Ms'
hasbeen 20 badly afflicted that II was with diiiculy
Nhe uSs able to stsnd upon her feet, few BEETLES OF
Cstholicon entiely cured her OF her comnlaints NJ,
wiie received great henehttr from this medicine. We
recommend II To tho Ladies OF this County a. SAFE
and efficient remedy loT the many complaint, they are
subieettoa
JOHN WEEKS.
EJiIof Garfield Herald.
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6JFremont has pursued jackson be-
yond Woodstock, numerous skirmishes
occurring upon the march. We have
taken 800 prisoners.
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HOME TESTIMONY,

Mr.. n. v BklSasLEv-Dearsir; We Ieel IL duty we
the public, TO state inat Nar.h-ns Catholieon
H. medicine inv aluabe tor complaints classed under
ihp head OF Female Diseases. We have used yonr
GIWienberg Medicine aud have zen greatly benehied
thereby. "a much 80, that were the price double we
would have them. To the thousand Of our sex who
are snfis ring from weaknesses, would Tecnmme nd
the Caihulcon panaeea, II gives strength 10
the system and enables each Of the organs of the body
TO perlorn their appropriate functions.
Mrs. W CARTER,
Mrs l.. 4. WEEKS
Mise, sWORMsTEiT.
Medina, March I, 1851
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JOHN WEEKS.
EiitoT Garfield Herald .

n. D. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
For Sale hy DuBois n Co., "A. n. Snyder, Tihinl
" Hall, lowell; DR.. =. Yates, Green springsi Wm.
al by me dieine dealers throughout the State,
n q, KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
ns5slN, Agent ioT Ohio.
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NobIc, DcWoir & Noble,

Attorneys q Councillors ut-bow
Nee In Singer. New Block, opposite the i'ont
iau.e uoy25
w. 4, Noble, D.F. Dewclr. lisulton Nohls.
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GRAEFENBERG
FAMILY NgEptCtEES,

hui Physician, and they may lie relied ulon in all
fhe intelligence Of the Community is not insulted by
the of, OF single medicine Which claims 10
DISEASES, hut the brUtonbttg Remedies consists OF
eleven nerent medicines, all unequaed ~ the cure
ofthe diseases for which they are recommended,
among which may he selected ore appropriate 10 any
ofthe diseases inc dent to this county aud climate.
t.S-rnE GREFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
arc better than any other Kind Pill, in tie world
| Price IS cents.
ssV-GRRFENBERG UTERINE cATnoL'CnN
!, an iufalbo remedy 10; all Female di.sa,ssPTiee
81 so.
ts-THE UTERINE CATnoLIcoN will also
cure Grave di'ea'ei OF Ihe Kidneys; unuay diieul.
ties In males.
e-Y-THE GRRFENBERG sARsAPARIII.isb, is h,
far the most powerful aud eleacious compound In
| -lrce 81.
t7-THE CREFENBERG DysENTERY sYR-
UP certain and quck rsmedy roT all diseases oI
| he bowels-pHee 50 cents.
tY-rHE uRlEFENBERG PILE REMEDY ney
er 1is to permanently relieve this distressing disease
| Price 81.
| tR-THE GREFENBeRG CHlLDREN's PAN.
ACEA Is an invaluable compound In all diseases Incl
den; TO children,
eV-THE GREFENBERG FEVER AND AGuE
REMEDY sovereign specific for this particular
| dIsease--rTice so cents.
ey-rHE GR.EFESRERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
OINTMENT eNceis all other salves In its curative ef
! teeis-lrice 25 eents.
t1-TuG GREFENBERG CONSERVATIVES
BALM affords the most a.ion shing felef in all pulmo
nary ronplainis-prce 80 bottle. E.p,-An eminent
Ph'sican of New York, states that he has known the
GTrienbtrs Consumpuve's Balm used with great sue
cess in Dropy. Our own experience subsiantiate, biz
statemeni).
II sY-TuE GR.EFENRERG HEALTH DITTERs
are the most pleasant and delightful tjnie pTepar
! ed-Pnre IS cents,
tY-THE GREFENBERG Eye orIoN is mn.
parileded in all inflammation or diseases Of the eye
! -lTies IS cents,
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Attorney Il Counsellor Mt Law.
'mco IN in Commsrcisl Row, over Whites ttof.'
Washingtcn street. Ftolsnonalha,' net'ans thsoel'
TiHn, Nov gth, ll0l.
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Disease cold settles somewhere IN the body, and Oh
struyts Its natural functions. These n not relieved,
react upon themselves aud the surrounding Organs, pro
nneing general aggrNsteu, suffering, and diseaseN
nhe ~ this condition, oppressed BY tho detsngementt
uNe ayers Ps and sss how directly they restore the
natural action Of tho sysfe,n aud with II t,e buoyant
iseg Of health again. What Il true and apparent In
Of the deepseatel and dangerous dsempsrs. The
purgatve effect expcls them. Caused by similar obstru
tiO and arrangements Of tho natural functions OF tho
body they are rapidly and many of them surely, cured
by the same means None who know the virtues of thes
Pills, will neglect to employ them when suffering frosn
the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians IN some Of ~
principal ctos, aud ffom other well known publs yes
HNs
From Fby0oviip0 1isreiaHf # 81. louis, 20. T. issa
On. Arm Your Pills the paragon Of sli that ~
great In medicine They iiaye curcl my little d.ughtss
Of ucerous upon hot hands and es that had pysi
incurable for years. Her mother has been leng CRIES
cusy afflicted with botce. aud pmples her skin and
Ia her hair. Afisr child cured, abe also arisa
your Pills, aud they havo cured her. -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-13

Attorney at Law, has resumed
srt,cicc and viii give st,ci attention TO ~ bus,
et,sntru,trd to him Uhrc w the corner aG Ebett'
llrck ,ditoctly above the uo,c room pt MI Geoigs
,,iot. aud opppsitrthe ShaWhanliouse, npis
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-13
AYERS.
UATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are you sick, febls, sna
oomplniningi Are you out n
order, With yvar system d.
ranged, aud your fselings un-
comfaftHb'ei These symp-
toms are pftsn the prelude 10
serious lines. Some NJ q
sichue<s 4 creeping upon ycn,
and shoeid Be aSerted ~ Z
timely use of the right REM
edy. Take Ayers Pills, sad
cleanse cut the disordsred ha-
mors purify the blood, and
let the huids move on unoi,
structed In health again
They stimulate tie ncnctioss
Of the body into vigorous 40
tivity, purify tho system hom
tIe olselrurtiopa which make
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No\NNS NO wOvG.

A. proof that tho Blood Purifier and Pills arc
purely vegetable, have the certificates Of those en-
lnont chemists, Professors Chiffon Of New York, and
Locke uf Cincinnati.
Read Dr. Roback's Special Motives and Certificates
published In a conspicuous part Of this Paper from
iimO to time.
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Dlopd Purl.
ner 81 pcr bottle s. per half dozen. OF the Scan.
IavIan Vegetable Blood Pills % cents per box, or
boxes for 81,
Principal onlcc and salesroom, No East Fourth
St, Sd Building from Main ST., Cincinnati, .. Lab
oratory, No. rs Hammond Street.
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FOR SALE BY

Fer sale In sCrera county byi l. 81. John & Co,
Dubois 4 10 aud !. +. Ma'Qnardt, rihh; II. Hall,
lowell, u, VI. Atndt, Adrian; J. w Miller. Aursi
d W llofman. berwick; John Lewis, Bervillej
q < Nounker Watson, St1iiosi EP Bliss, Bosmv u
u q Cfeque' West i.odii nuBiis Il Co, Fosiofia
James Griy, Mslmotsj J silcoA, West I.olii Z
Yates, Gtccu SpIhgs det.7.lr
ind hy m~rohaas aud dtasssis generally throughout
the United Stgies aud Canadas.
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George "a. nsCnhimg,

Civil Engineer and County SUR,
,.ver. Once In shaAhani block, o,rr the nsnk Of
riifh. lehltl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-13

Dental Surgeon. Office in
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-13
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