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The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-04-12
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, |.
PARolssE DIES AvoYEL.LEs.

eouR Du sEPr1EME DISTRICT JuDlcIAlRE.
Succession de Lydia E. o%rnana,. dtctdte.
A1TENnU qne -GeorgeJ Holy 4. la pa
roisse Pointe Coupee, = petition,e en- scet.s
Cor pour etre nomms administrator de- ia
lie succession, =.
Toutes les personnes qni peuvent y e'rs III.
stetcssees, sout duemn,f .sotitirrs il dedlirt:
les %raisons, 81 elles en- oRs. dams les dix jonrs
a partir dc IT, prerai er.-i insertion d. rasis.
pourquoi il ne, serait pas>fait dfais il Ia rogue.
te de cette petition. .
Bureau da .GrefEsr, a Marksyille. cs .
avril 1862. .
I. II. COUv1L1.ON. Grrtiar.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-04-12

Nous sou,netton. 4 nes 1ecsenrs Ia table sui
vAnte. ~extraite du Rapper. dc l'Auditeur des
complies pablics pour 1859.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-04-12
PARoIssE DIES AvoYELlEs,

KontAnt Dc IL take de Is sc c. par 500.
pour lisntsetien dp geuverne,nent d'lEstat, COM
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-04-12

oo' t".i'E
i ACCOMPLISHMENTS, j.. p.J. Aymona.
e =" l.. Barbin. (~ahsenf>,
"~ Id. l3urdeion.
4 +. X. Branch.
S ,Joh,r Ee.ll,
l.. \. Roberts. IT,.
- IIilaif4 Deeuir.
L'hon. l.. Il. Branch all fa,lt,llil.
f. e. Cochransasaut d mae sa dennis
sion de Grefher q & corps, il fta resoiu
due L. II Ceuyih5yAi st,it~.aoia.ut; ID sa
place.
Art. l. Sur mott de l.. y. Robert IT,,
Resolu qua lie Trssorief de Pare;ssc
soft CONNIE il est par hes prtStlltes sute
rise i e;mettre des bons sIgnes pss IL
President ct contresigaes I'arh T'resorii"r
pour Ia somrnes de saixinte 4uinze
p%iastres i chacun DIES Io;nmes ( eurolant
dams Ia cavaleric AT sarvice de- fsstat<
Conftderess pour na temps pas mclndre
de trois ans oa pour toi,te la duroe Dc ID
guerre ; Ia dits' appropriation sc trosvant
en- accord arec la Resolution No.-pas.
see a une assembled anterieure de corps,
Quill SOFT dc plus Resolu que de par
ellis bons ponr la so1nlne de quarante
p~aistres soient aussi ennis ell favour de
chaque homme s%'enr6lant dams l~'infan-
terie au service des Etats Conh'dGre5s
pour une periodic de troisans gu pour toute
Ia duree d. Ia guerre.
Sur motion de J. J. Bordelon,
Art. 2. Resolu que l. eompte do Gel
estin Monin and Alexandra Montebrun
s'eievant a $3.50, soft aecepte ct paye---i
LIE dit montant etant pour la reparation
du pont du Bayou du Lac. Quill soft de
plus resolu que le Grefier du Juri de
Police SOFT autorise~a -tirer DIES manlats
pour Get objet, de einq'mnte ct soixante
quinze piastres payables sur les taxes dc.
lannee 1862.
Resolu que 4. P. CouviIlion soft NOM
me eommissairs de chemius en- renpla-
cement de David Mayeux, attendu que.
CO dernier s'est engage v~olontaire ct est
part pour la guerre.a' '5- "|' f''.s
Art. 8. Sur motion de- Mr.. Aymond.
Resolu qee 10 compile dc Charles Ge-
rard pour Ia construction dune Sbarriere
en- blanche aitour della gedle seit accepte
paye, &c compile s'elerant i Ia SOM
Dc $4,000, s..v.
Art. 4. SUI: motions do John Ewell:.a
Resolu que Ia 'soulme de trsa,te mile
piastres soft ct ,deneuree par les p~r6sentes
appropriate pour soatien des families de
Volonsaires qui pcuvsns req''esir Fa'ds
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-04-12
.Juri de Police.
,.r n, rr NJ.
PAROIss. sDEa AroTEi.LES.

PAROISsN aDEa AF1TEl.!.ES-
Cr vingt muvitm. iaur d. Mars
A. y. lS62,le ,furi d. Police 4. IA Far.
oisse des Avoyelles, s'tst rtnni 4 Ia ma!
son de cour dams Ia Vile Dc MarEsvillu
a 10 heures A. NJ.
Lapel ayant Gu lien, les rlenbr,s
suiyants repondirent:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-27

RELIEF Il ALL, NO. SO PRINCE ST.
T DESIRE to inform ,ny friends and the pub
| lic chat have leased the above named Hall,
and will open therein on the FIRST OF SEP
IEMREK DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS
AL the branches necessary to the acqulrement
OF 8 good English education will be taught and
instruction in latin and French, also, will De
given For Tuition in English Banches and
Mathematics, the charge will be s. per quarter
tor instruction in Latin and French $3.50 per
quarter for each, extra. The charge Of 81 per
Quarter applies to those only, who enter for the
entire season; those who enter by the single
quarter will be charged S. For further partic-
GLARS apply at No. no King street.
j. RANDOLPH BUSHBY
From thorough acquaintance with the a5i:'
ties and requirements OF Mr.. J. /. BUSHB1
who was connected with this school for four
years as student, and for four more as d teach
er of Mathematics. [ can confidently recon-
mend him to the public as faithful and CON-
petent instructor.
f'' RICHARD L. CARNE, JR.
St. Johns Academy, Aug. 22d, 1862.
Aug 23-lW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-27
Uele0rnph}G a(FW5.
From Cumberland GAP.

C1NcINNAT1, August pa special despatch
to tn. Commercial, from the Chaplain OF the
Of the Seventy-frst Ohio Regiment dated
F.ry Donelson, 25tt inst, says that the Con
federateS, under Colonel Woodward, the sam"
that took Carksyil|e made an attack on the
fort and were repulSetI, with the loss OF thirty
killed and wounded. Colonel Woodward s
horse was killed under him.
The Confederates sent a flag OF truce IRE
vious to the attack, AMI demanded a surren-
der The question was put TO the officers, and
every man voted mo" The force Of the
C,nfederates cons sted Of four hundred and
fifty infantry, three hundred ana thirty-tive
cavalry ami two field pieces.
The frt was under the command Of Major
Hart. with four companies OF the Seventy-hr,t
Oho-Colonel Ko}nev Mason Regiment.
The Commercial Lexington, Ky, despatch
SAYS there is no occasion for alarm about Gen.
Morgan>S position. A courier has arrived who
reports that there is no tearo1 starvation among
his forces. The ConfederateS have 5000
men in front Of him, and 10000 III his rear:
commanded Ivy Generals Bragg, Floyd and
Kirby Smith,
Cassius ". Clay left to-day with his brigade.
Gen, Nelson has relieved Gen. Wal ace,
who will take the field.
The Negro Brigade, raised to repair the sev-
eral railroads, leave tomorrow.
The Gazette's Frankfort correspondent says
that an arrival from the mountains gives more
cheering news.
General Morgan has repulsed q large force
on the other side Of Cumberland Gap and has
provisions an forage enough to last him thirty
DAYS. He is IN no anger.
Colonel Garnard has hid several skirnis les
with the enemy repulsing them every tins.
The speech of Mr. BrownSon, III Washing
ton last night, advocated negro emancipation
As Il war measure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-27
IIEADQUARTER5 MILITARY GOVERNOR,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, August 26, 1862.

TJE preservation Of the lives and property OF
| the citizens of Alexandria, and the restora-
ION OF order in their midst, requires for the pre-
sent the following order, viz:
SPECIAL ORDER, NO. 3. 49,, i,
I. All soldiers are required to be within their
quarters by . . clock, P. NJ
II. All places Of business must be closed hy
j. q clock, P. NJ.
iii Ali persons, except the Provost Guards
AMI j atrols, and passing troops, mus; be within
h cir houses quarters oy 10: o clock, P: NJ
~ o'clock. P: NJ with the exceptions named,
will be arrested and put in confinement
By order Of crox-cu
....~ Military Governor 81 Ale1ardr;a.
Ca)t. J. p ST, Jou>, act. Asst ALI deA-,
eus 2~2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-27
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

or MARY'S ACADEMY, nnder the charge
y of MISS NJ. A. ROA CHI, will bere-opened at
NO. - South Washington street, ON MON
DAY, NEAT, September 1st Parents are
reminded that the proper classification Of their
daughters and their competition for the school,
honors on equal terms, will be greatly promoted
bv entering them on the day OF opening if pos
SIDE.
CuARGEs-For Tuition in English Branches,
including Tapestry and Fancy W ork, from 20
to $40. according tie class Modern Languages,
Music and Drawings at Professors prices,
aug 25-3t#
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-27
SCHOOL NOTICE.

Y1HE TWENTY FOURTH ANNUAL SES-
L SION Of the ST. JOHNS ACADEMY
will commence on Monday next September lst,
It the Eclectic Academy building No. : North
Columbus street, next to Christ Church Lecture
room.
Persons wishing to enter their sons or wards,
will please leave their names at No. So King Ct,
call at the Academy during the present wee
The progress Of the student, his fair compe,.-
ion for the school honors, and the lessenng Of
he teachers labor, viii all be promoted by his
attendance on the day Of opening; and a dedut-
ion from the bills u.s. therefore, made in favor Of
hose who attend during the entire session Of ten
months.
CYARGES:
For tuition il English and Mathematics
for quarter Of eleven weeks ..............".S6 50
Greek, Latin and French, each 81 & quarter
extra. RICHARD j.. CARN Il, JR.,
aug 2G-eo3t# Principal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-27

- his School, on Monday, September lst, 1867,
at the hall Of the H ydraulon Engine House
The course Of study will embrace the usual
English branches, Mathematics and Latin, at l,
charge Of s. per quarter OF eleven weeks.
Those unacquainted with the teacher are re-
ferred to the following named gentlemen:1
Rev DR.. Harrison, Alexandra. W.
Rev. c. c. Biting, DO.
r. l.. Carne, Jr., do.
b. II. Lambert, DO.
James Entwislc do.
r. T. Brockett Libertytown, Bid.
Sylvester Scott, BOSTON, Mass aug 26-5t*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-27
MRS. WHITING

w CHILDREN on Tuesday, the 10Th Sel-
tember and hopes her experience in teaching
will insure her share o. public patronage
The schoolroom is elig bly, situated upon
Washing ton street. No 20, adjoining the lot on
which Chrst's Church is located.
aug 23-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-27

ALEXANDRIA, August 70, 1867 J
GENERAL ORDERS, No 43.
IT is ordered that until further notice from this
/ office, all persons selling or dealing in spirit
uous or malt liquors shall close such esta ollsE-
ment. and any one found guilty Of selling intox-
icatine drinks to either officers or soldiers, VIII
b Immediately arres cd, and their liquors con-
fscated or Destroyed -byDrder OF 80.
j., Lieut.. Col. E. L. IA YLOR,
,n- 2,-;aa PsovoSS Marshall
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-27

1:,.1;o,t interest among astr0n0mors 80 I'M
l,,kc l-ior a ph enomanon fairly startej th9
hardest understanding.
The Governor Of Wisconsin objects TO the
o.,an;z otion Of a regiment to be composed eX-
n'us;vp]v Of M3tho1ists, although he doos not
wish to deter all Of them from enlstlng, It they
desire to DO so.
The steamship Great I1astern is reported to
hive arrived off Cape Race about II Q clocS
an Saturday night She will, therefore, prob
ably reach New York this morning Her ad-
vices are to the 18th instant.
Gov, Johnson, Of Tenne ssee, is following
Il, example Of Gen. Batter at New Orleans,
!, forcing those who subscribed most literally
- the Confederate Government to furnish
means for the relefof tn poor at IA hvic.
Gen. Barnard, Chief of the Z. S. Topo-
srphical Corps Of Engineers, ia es possession
ofthc building in tbs place vacated by Ger.
Stnreis Gen. Stul,giS and staff left for the
seat Of Il ar
Last Sunday week there was an immense
ooncour5a st 3 camp meeting, ner awrencc~
burg, Indiana, at which Rev. Mr.. Crawford,
who is Quilting soldiers was present. When
it came u his tlr~ to speak, he ca LED up his
drummer an Gfer, and they performed upon
their war Ike instruments, when he dreSsed
the assembly, IS did ether preachers. urging
The young men to enlist
The \. 7. Times complains Of the restrictive
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-27
n 1TICE.

n1SsOLUTION or COMPREHENSIVE
] The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween A. L. GEE and D. B. CANoLL, has tins
dav been dissolved by mutual consent;
"'S p. B. CANOLL,
A. L. GEE.
ALEXANDRIA, August 81 1852
rg1HE business heretofore conducted by GEE
| s. CANOLL will be continued ~. u; Is.
CANoLL ENoCH SoUTHWELL and y: ACS4k-
TER, in the name and style Of d. B. ANOLL
y CO., No. 2Ol King street, Alexandria, Va
alIC 27--lW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-27
AZ Z Pr 1ED

At the residence Of the brides father, on the
cvrnn4- OF tho 24Jh inst, by the Rev. Mr..
We'll. Mr.. PHILLIP WALLACE, 10 Miss
2 3CHEI IiILZHEIM, both Of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-27

Recently, at Marn1ion;- king George county
Va, Dr. GEORGE ". LIE 49, second son Oh
Daingerfeld Lewis, esq
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-27
HEAD II tRTEaS MILITARY GOVERNOR,
ALEX >NDRIs, Va, August ., ISL.

GENERAL ORDER No l.
Haylng been assigned to duty as Military Coy
erAor OF Alexandria, and to the command OF the
troops n and III the vicinity CT Alexandria, nos
connected with the Notifications, l hereby as
sumo the designated command
commanders Of troops within this jurisdiction
"ll' forthwith report to these headquarters IN
person. JOHN Z. SLUU UH,
BrigaQer General olunteers,
US ~3-os Military Governor o$ Atcz 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-27

The speech of Mr. BrownSon, in Washing
ton, last night, advocated negro emancipation
AS Il war measure
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-04
The Strength OF the Rebel ARM,
Before Richmond.

II is believed by these who have good
chance TO know that the rebels cannot to.
day raise out Of the army in front Of
Richmond sixty thousand men on whom
thoy can rely, to make a charge upon us
or TO stand one from us,
They have ever a hundred thousand on
their rolls, but the sick, dsail, cted and
militia number nearly fifty per co1t- Of
the whole.
They have all the best men in front now,
and should we break through their lines,
the militia in the rear would only make
confusion worse conlouuded.
The story about their having 200 900
men is untrue, and only calculated to dis
hearten our men, and encourage Che reb-
el cause. Cor. Phild. Inq.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-04

Certain nnti-Administrutio Democrat
ic Journals are endcOvorng to innome the
opposition of the people 60 tho war by ex-
eggorated statemonts of the taxes which
are to DO supposed throughout loyal States
for the support of the Government, and
thy succe,d in frightening some supcrf-
ciai readers by parading the sum of two
hundred millions as the yearly revenue
from taxes. But in reality the sum TO be
raised, enormous as Il is in the aggregate,
w,ll be SO distributed that Il viii hardly
be fek by the payers. In the first place
the tax bill proposes TO raise but about
Sl1o,0O0,0O0 instead Of S90O, 900 000.--
Wh,n Senator Simmons presented his
substitute for the tax bill, he submitted u
calculation ss 10 the proportionate
amount to be paid by each State. This
estimate Is too large, inasm,K,h us his SUBJ
sttute was intended TO yield $l55,00o,-
600 O. SI),o00,o00 more th,n the tax bill,
but yet his calculations were by no means
alarming. Tho Senator estimates that
in the States or New York, 4. Massnchu.
sets, Rhode Island aud Connecticut the
population reaches b,6iS,57a, and that
the average amount each indiyiual wonld
be required to pay would be SO per M.
mum; in Pennsy lvania aud New Jersey
that the population is 3,57s,o0o, and the
average tax 81 20 per unnum; in Maine
New Hamshirc and Vermont, the popula.
tiou i,2e9, 900, aud the tax 81; in Ohio
Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin
Iowa, Minnesota, Kansas, California, Or
egon aud the Territories, the population
7,as6,0Oe, the tax In Ohio 50, and In The
other States and Territories named 81
per annum; Marylaud aud the District oI
Columbia, the tax So; in Delaware, Ken
tucky, Tennessee and Missouri, the pop,
uialion 100000 (of 6is,ooo of whom nC
tax could be eoileetGe), aud the tax 81
per annnm.
The tax OF 81 throughout Ohio will b,
but drop in tho bucket ofyealy expen.
SEES, and can be paid with scarcely an ap
preciation Of any burden whatever. Ger
taiply no loyal person can complain Of il,
--Leader.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-04
Tiffin af'rrkIp Tribnus.
Thc "Poor white Trash" In
Vtrgtnia.


"A correspopdep n, with sh;eId., d;v;s,or
of the srmv. from, Wsrrcnton 10 Fscdcr.
icksburg. oiycs tho Collowing accom-, ol
The poor whites In yircinia.
srrha, ',,..in ,h....s..., a.,
Will. ~ a., ts,s.r Pdo's AZ s,I ~ " nu
=, 49,, a.. cas LP' " s,, u"ou
.,.,rioa liza 49,. ~ ~" &c % 49, - ""u my se,
ss,,J J ~ " w.. ~ uaVs. TX SaVus unu
80, T,hs .,. Nv a. ~ ..a W. ."nau' ,u
s-.-r,sl ,,'osa ~" GU, GU
,c,rs az aae onJ wi,h -, oS;idsa. aaJ
Z ~ ~, s III a., VI i",.' .n auu
aho,ss sho h.a ,,Lon ~. .'S w. wo'a, aau
lived In ,h., I,,,in ral,in NH, onn sOn,, 49,
No, more than Ten by ,wolye FOO, In
as, S w. ~
fTho o,.n,,,. ,.-,
h,ds,.is an Ia I'M IVA a. ~ w. 'o.',,n r,,s
n, oiu 'uvl' "uu ''',oe VI ,ou,
b.,c hesn No., 49, IN I = LanIhV, S' ''''' "''
m, H., rus =, all y oI,I'N, '''i,I
d;,;on 4, T. in slwsvs whnn srn /, nss on H.,
,hr mud and s,icL Gre.nIace This ,,ona'
49,. head nnd .Iso ,ho Ln.hanI FL.
hn.rj"r ssc 4, ,hs rnhoi M os,"n H. y, ,h1. mv'
on, ,hc,e ,hcsn' ,y,yos n, 49,, 49,, ply
enIv inrs,m,,,n, ,hcv rc.sc., va Ill H., ,oi, W.
hn'i,ands ds.nnossgI I -, 20 cL.I',. ~ .nen
md ,hcv benr3 ,hcv Ne, lind, ,ho asmr "'
.nd La,,o ,,o, h,a.S 60, H. ~ "'''
"a gr, n, many nc,ho ,non Ln"o ,n.
f,on, ria scc,io,r, I osLoJ h'N
UI,rs ves - ,vas no roniv "a. ,o..
a. I mon,m kno,vl tbsr 1t,,, ,nnso'',
twelve mon IN this here ncighborbaod
and they're old men thnt c,n', worl nor
nothiny' The yimmcn folLs ia IcI, IN
take ksr ofonrsclvcs.
.IIo,, AZ Won ns,sco 90 s,,ror,
yoursekesr"
9Well ,v. ron,s nm w,rLs nm, i,s b,,a
pcratchn' 10 keen soul an, body togrthor.
IIaint bad no sait. nor eoiT;,e. ,ccni thrm
thar sogcrs gayo me, since this ere war
eo,pme heed@ y "
You rent This farm. tbenl,
"Ycs."
"yybut rent do van nnvi,
uFineen dollars a y,,ar"
"IIow much land do van bny,r,
.Jist what | can work around. nm God
knows Mt aint lnuch. III hire horse
10 plow, Il costs dollar. nn' whar um I
To get a. dollnri~
"Whnt do you raiser'
"Jist a i,,tic corn like.-
aHow doyou raise il without plowino,r
"Iloes Il, sir"
"Ycu must have 10 work very bnrdlr
"Gdcss does. No nagcrs work %
hard as us poor folks" 1T |.."I
As an Illustration of the morality of
theme people, will state, the Oldest
d,u,.l,,. !. .,,,..,...... n, -. .... -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-04

0J-The Democratic psrtisan papers
are teeIning with favorable notices OF Val.
lapdigham. That is right, lie is un.
questionabiyHhe representative man OF
the anti war party. Ayear, ago, in Their
Convention at cclumhus, they disowned
him. They would not dare torepsat thai
hypoer sy now. He is their leader, They
are VaIlandighamers.-- Cincinnati Con,
mereial.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-04

n. ". KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
For sails by DuDois X Co.. n. n. Snyder, TifTn;
u. Hall, Lowell; DR.. =. Yates, Green Springs; VIM
Nn'ngrr Aiticai ID. Hoffman Co., McCutchenvills;
an by medicine dealers throughout the state.
II u. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
n25lN. Agent for Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-04
M. wagner,

Merchant Tuilor.-Aud dealer
Resiy Made Clo,hlng. cloths, cA'simeIe', Vest.
inzs, Nc,
Storsou Main s,rrs,, opposite the Seneca cc~H'y
uank.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-04

G<-A wag says ofa wonaa -;-'sTo
her virtues We give love--to her beauty,
our admiration, " her hoops, a,cwiioie
nnxemehts'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-04
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
r PuILADE1Pf

A neRevoleni Iasttalion sstahlis she'd BY special En-
dewmen,, totthe Rehsfofthe Sick an j DisttssseJ
afflicted with Niraent and Epidemic Diseases, sac
especially iss tho cure Of dssaass 0f,As ssaual or
gans.
MEpiCAL AnNicE given gratis, by the Aeilns
s~sutgson, 10 ali Who Apply BY letter, with dessrip
Se aad Ia sa.ss Ofss,rsas poverty, Msaienes Oar.
nished ftee OF charge.
VALUABLE REPoRrs on spssmAtoslhsa, And
other diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and The NEW
REMEDIES smployedia the nispsasars, ssntto the
IL eied IA sealed letter snve0p free of charge Two
ei thoe Stamps ioT postage will be acceptable.
Actress, DR.. J. skli1.IN uOuGhfON, Aettak
nI seea, Howard Asseolstsa. No. 3 South kihtA 81,
fhilsdslPiaa, Pa. By order fths Dirsetou,
EZRA D,HtARrwkLL, D, ftesident.
Gao. .faiseaitp. sscutaFy. asses.ly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-04
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

...r...r ron THE nArID CURE OF,
Coughs, Colds, influenza, Uoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Com
.- sumption, and for the Relief
OF Consumptive Patients
Ina advanced Stages
,-A...- of the Disease.
This Is remedy so universally known 20 surpass any
other for tile cure threat and nng complaints that u
Is useless here To publish the evidence Of its virtues Its
unryaed excellence for coughs md colds and its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease have made IL
known throughout the civilized nations OF the earth
Few arc the communities, or even families, among them
who have not personal experience OF its effects
some living trophy In their midst Of IL victory the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
AZ all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders and
they know too the effects OF this remedy need not
do than TO them that has all the yr.
tues that II did have when making the cures which have
won 80 strongly upon the esnhdeney ef nAnkipd.
Prepared by Dr.. J.C.A AVER g. CO., Lowell, MasS
Sold in Tiffin by Dubois d Co. dI
st. John & Co noyl.ly
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e.. q, Bcill,arZ,

Dental Surgeon, ,-----Ofhco in
shawhsp', Rlcck I'd rsy, dusrly under tie rihun'
lhioe, M,.sk.t,NreL Tiain Ohio, "os2iS
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Civil Engineer and County Sur ,
..ysr Once ID sss~hAn's Block, ossr,Iis Bsst or
Tthhn. fsbisr
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ts'- The shove named Ladies we are personally se.
puuancd with, and know that Tor several wears xhiie
We lived In Medina, they were great sufferers. Miss
has been badly afflicted that It was with d cu lty
she was able to stand upon her feet few BEETLES of
Catbolieon ehtiteli cured her of her complaints NV
wife received great benefit from this medicine We
recommend II 10 the Ladies Of this Connty as safe
and efficient remedy fcr the many complaint, thoy are
suhiectto.c
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Canfe ID Herald.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

Mr. II u KtsosLgy--Dearsiri Wen II duty we
owe 10 the public, To stale tnat Narshalls Cathocon
i. medicine inyaugble for complaints classed under
the head Of Female Diseases. We have used vouy
GrWenberg Medicine and have zen greatly benefited
thereby, 20 much 30, that the price double we
would have them. To the thousand Of our sey who
nfe snflefing from wcakntsses. we would recommend
the tathOliuon as sure panacea II gives
the system and enables each OF the organs OF the body
to perform their appropriate functions.
Mrs W CARTER.
Mrs T.. y. WEEKS
MissC. SWORMsTEtT.
Afediua Mach 4 1871
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William Gallup,

Clock and Watch Maker,-Al
Kinds of watches kept constantly ON hnud.
Store IN Tumb's Bluck.
Tifrn, sert. i5ih, lSsi-iy
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No\NNN NO w0vG.

As proSS that the Mcod fuIshcr and rus ara
purely vegetable have the certificates of those EN-.
ineut chemists, Professors Chiffon Of New York, and
Locke Of Cincinnati,
Read Dr. Ruback's Special Nniicus and Certificates
ruisishcd Ia a ocnsT,cuous part Of this Paper nom
dme TO time
Pricc Of the Scandinavian Vegetable nlood rur-
her 81 pcr bottle or 81 pcg half dozen OF the scan
dina,ian Vegetable blood ps, 25 cents per box, or
boxes for 81
Principal once and Sslesroom, No, q Fast Fourth
St, 3d nuiding from Main ST., Cincinnati, u, Lab.
oratory, No. Is hammond suvct.