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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28
a s.ururar Fsrcca.l OF Eyenrs,

We toke the following from the Buffalo
Express:
The following striking passage from
one Of the works Of that .crozed geui,rs,
George Lippard, written some years ago,
has been copied and handed to us by a
friend. Tho prediction of now pending
events which il contains is singular and
remarkable. The language quoted ap-
pears in conversation represented as
occurring between South Carolins
gentleman and the Catholic Archbishop
o. New York. The former speaks os fol-
lows:
81 am a native of the South myself
My name belongs 10 the oldest and most
noble Of South Carohnal Bat sold my
plantation, set my slaves at liberty, aud
quilted my country. And whyi Because
| see slowly but surely the calainitics of
my country approaching.
II hear ;he coming storm which will
desoute tho para lisiacal plains OF the
sunny South. Ii is slavery which briags
up tlIis calamity. This is the dcmoniacaI
spirit OF this beautiful, this happy coun-
try, this bulwark of liberty. TO escape
tho terrible fate see only two ways.--
The first is the voluntary abolition Of
slavery by tho slave-holding States. The
other is The forced liberation OF the slaves
by the people of the Free States The
way is impossible now. The doctrines
of John G. Calhoun have dazzled the
eyes of the sluvshoiders have covered
with flowers the prccipicc that is opened
ut their feet. The other way---thc fore
cd abolition of slavery by the North--is
already commencing.
A small hut determined party, with the
purpose of liberating the slaves, is
spreading over the New England hills,
and never will stop until il occupies tho
wide plains Of the west, and is covering
the whole area of the free States. 1t
will grow in ltrcugth end extend until tie
South, fearing for ncr slaves and her SUI
prcmacv, commences the long prepared
fight. The laundering of cannon aud
the war-cry Of the excited people will be
the commencement Of new era.
"Slovery will be subdued after hard
and bloody struggle, and the stars of lib
erty and peace will nuke the again
United States the happicst, the best coun-
try in the world"
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sheriff Sale.
benjamin Leonard

VS..
Samuel Eagle, Hiram +. Sherwood and
Wife.
By virtue of an order made by the
Court of Common Pleas, of Seneca coun-
ty, Ohio, on the LIST day Of November,
A. ID. 1862, in the above entitled cause,
and to me directed, will efier for sale at
public vcndue, at the door of the Court
House, in the city Of Tiilin, in said coun-
ly,
On the 99th Of December, A. d. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ.
aud 4 O'Clock p. NJ, of said day, the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements
to.wit:
Being the one-third undivided interest
in aud 70 a fractional part Of the North
West quarter of section ten, (lo) in
township one, (D in range sixteen, 10
east and commencing for ths same at the
confer Of the Marion State Road and the
CarolIre road, at the crossing of sai(
roads aud running from thence South
along tho center OF said Marion State
road 10 the centre Of Honey Creek; from
thence in a Northeast direction, along
the centre of suid Honey Creek to tn,
centre ofsaid Caroline road; from theme,
West to III place Of beginning, except
ing and reserying therefrom a certaiI
pieceor tract Of land out of the North
west corner Of said premises, being siSt,
feet BY two hundred feet, exclusive 0
the road. heretofore sold to enc William
III. cooyer.
LEVI wEIRIcK,
Sheriff.
Nov. IS, 1861 s6,i5
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The IlIinois Vote

The total result in the State is now
known--the Democrats have majority
Of l7,l2s on State Treasurer. Tho Re-
publican decrease auec 1850 is 5a,o76-
tho Democratic decrease, a5,42O. Ilh-
nois has in tho field over one hundred and
twenty Thousand volunteers. OF the yo-
tiers in the army the above figures show
that the Republicans have over fay thou.
sand, while tho Democrats have only
hall as many. These facts are stubborn
things for tho Democrats to swallow OF
exnlain.
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Notice,

AssEssoR's OFFicE, OH District OF Ohio ,
TIFTIS November 2lst, 1869.
Notice is hereby given, to all persons con.
ccmed, that the lists, valuatio ms and emu.
merolions made and taken bv the several as.
sistant assessors in the county Of Seneca .,
will be at my cffice in the city of Tifin, in
said county, for the terU OF fifteen days pri-
or to Tho 9Th of December. 1862. open for
examinations:
Aud that appeals will be received by tho
assessor OF said District at said office, com
mencing on the said eth day Of December,
ls62, ut 8 o'clock A. NJ, and that lie will
thereafter continue TO hear and determine tha'
same, until all appeals which may be exhib.
tied n. ainst the p weddings OF said Assist.
ant assessors shall have been determined.
LUTHER A. HALL,
Assessor Of said District No. o.
noy2l 9w
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TsfE ADVANCE sroN a,cH.
moNp.


The Philadelphia Press says thst Ga,
miiiery authorities al Washington havc
determined 10 make a diversion IN dif.
fcrcnt quarter from that now occupied by
the Army of the Potomac. One of cur
most distinguished Gencral- has tApres.
sed the opinion, hat TO take Richmond
now. VIC must tt mporsrly divert the en-
emy's att ,ntiDn from his present fortified
hase Of operations. No immediate adj.
vanee will bc made on Richmond by way
Of dcrieksburg. Alter mentioning
the modes OF ndvarce by way OF York
aud james rivers, The prcss suggrsts u
third by way Of Suffolk, through Narse-
mond, Tslc OF Wight, Sruthnm 2ton, Sus-
scx and Prince George counties. along
excellent roads, through level we'll.
wstsred plair, srizing Dlsndtord Heights
overlooking Petersburg. This is march
Of bS miles.
In tho latter movement We would hnvs
The cover OF punbuuts In the james river,
iinocdcd, and the privilege of landing re-
ScnforcemrDts az high up ~ City polut
twelve miles brlow Petersburg aud Cog.
gins PViht, fourteen miles below that
,iiy,
From Petersburg cavalry expedition
would be necessary only 10 proceed wcsi
10 Burkesvillc Junction Of the Tcnncs-
SIC aud Danville railroads, and destroy
them both. II seems 10 us that II Pc
t-rsbnrg were once IN our hands II would
give us virtual possession of the ent re-
vouth and force q n. Ice TO fqht his
army either to Uxtcrminatiun or suhmis-
sion, without any chance tf retreat or
means OF obtaining supplies or ro.cn-
lorccmcnts from tho south and south.
west.
Il IL probable thnt General Durnsidc's
army will be delayed few ddys In the
l,rwaid mtvemnut on Richmol Il. The
railroads and telegraph on the line fron
this poinl to Frc derirkslurg. which were
destroyed BY the rebels before they cvac-
ua,ed this rrgion, will have tc he rebuilt
aud this will consume ilmc. The bridge
from Falmouth 10 Frcdcdcksburg, acrofs
The Rnppahannock, and Also several 9TH
or bridges OF minor importancc,w will have
10 be rebuilt.
However. the Government has plenty
cf hands at work repairing these damug-
o., and we hope to he able, IN day or
two, 10 chronicle that all il rcmrdied,
and that the army 10 full frc, has
commenced is march for Richmond.
Tho nrmy will find that there were
other bridges destroyed, not by rebels,
nearer ths capital
When Our tronps arrived nl Frcdcr-
.ckshurg IN force Oh Monday morning,
they found they were du'y expected -
Citizons say that en- Friday morning lasl
General Lee telcgraphed that the Yam.
KEGS would be there on Sunday night,
that all provisions must hc shipped To
Richmond, aud the machinery in the
WOODEN factory taken down aud sent
away tcforc Sunday nouu. II wus done.
II Is said, upon pretty good authority,
that the rebels len the Shenandoah Val.
ley esrly in Octob,r, when the presi-
dcst was trying to get Mcclellan to iall
upon them, aud nothing hut Jackson, Stu.
ART and part of Hills Sorps Yves loltbc.
hind. They lett Culpcppcr and Cor
louisville last "Wednesday, aud brc now
marching on the junction ut the Frsdcr.
icksbwg aud Gortonsy lie Railroad where
they will make u stand.
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November 81, lsGs.
Administrator Sale.

IN PURSUANCE of an Order Of the Pro.
bate Court of the county Of Seueoa, aud
State Of Ohio, TO me directed. will ole.
for sale al public auction, at the door of the
Court Hous,, ut Tilin, in said county, at |
O'Clock on
Tuesday, the Odd day of December.
next, the following lands and tenements, be.
longing TO the estate VI lyon DeSmit, late OF
said eounsss deceased, known and described
us follows. TO wit.
In lots numbered l7l, l72, I73, ia. IT'S,
l16, lI7, l7s and lT9. in STEMS third addi
iioh to The village of Green Springs, in the
county and State aforesaid to be sold free
irom and untncumber,d by dover or other
charge.
TERMS OF SALE.
One'thrd cash in hand one third in one
year aud oue.lhird in two years. with interes,
from day of sale, The deferred payments t.
be secured by mortgage upon the premises
sold.
ROBERT SMITH,
Adm of lvo,l De Smit, deed
BY LEANDER ST EN-, Sol. for Petition
Nov. 81, 62 4w
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NJ !. WHITLEY,
VIM. LAWRENCE,
A. s, LATrY,
JOSIAH $. PLANTS,
Judges OF said Courts.

!, I,GEoRGE CHRlsTLIP, CLERK q
tho Court OF Common Pleas in and for the
county Of Seneca and State OF Ohio hrreh,
certify the foregoing To be a true copy Of tn,
uiisinGl order nor on tile ia the Clerks OF.
fee ol the afol esaid Court.
- In testimony whereof hcrcuuto
Sf 9 I get my hand and official seal, at Tit.
flu, this November %. le6a
GEORGE S. CHRIS FLIP,
Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas.
moves Iw
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Omcini vote OF New York,

The ,fieial report Of the vote in New
York State gives Seymour lo,6ls major
ity, The Republican Union vote is &C..
lS8 less than the vote for Lincoln. The
Democratic vote is 5,7a4 less than the
fusion ticket had in 1860, an absolute
falling OF, The total vote Of the State
is 603,5eS,
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Third 1 District
First Subdivision.

Unicn couniy-Jnnunry 10, March 30 and
September -.
Hardin eouuty-Fcbruary ., April / 3 and
October 90.
Marion euunty-Jnnuary %, April and
October II.
Logan county--January l, March . aud
September !.
Shelby yeouuiy--Japuary l2, March 90 and
September 81.
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rae Presideai rs,nains Fir,n

On Friday, Ffesident LlncoIn, IN The
course OF an interview with unconditioH.
oil Union kentuckiaus, discussed at
length the question Of emancipation
He said he would rather die than take
back word OF the Proclamation VI Free
soin, and he dy'elt upon tho advantage
W the border stsh oi his scheme for the
gra1usl sbollsamont Of slavery, which he
urged iL(m 10 lr;ng lnirly uetorc lie
people. Th,y ssAsrcd him that itlhsuld
be done.
Mr.. I.incoln'hlso expressed Bis determ,-
patton 80 eh!urcevigorous meatures TO
rid the State Of rebel sympaihizcrs, - and
Ter thst srrose new Provost Marshal
General, who has his hcrrt in the work,
sili he appoint d.
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IT. Logan County, April 90.
In Hardin county, June 4,
In Marion county, April %,
ln Union county, April 81,
In Crawford county, June /,
Ia Wyandot county. June 3.
IN Seneca county, June Z,
In Hancock county. iune 8,
IN Allen county. May /,
In Auglnize county, April so,
In Shelby county. April %.
In Mercer county, April 29.
In Van Wert county. May ?,
In Paulding county. May 4.
IN ID, ,fauce county. May 5,
In Henry county, May G.
In Fulton county, June 10.
In Wi liams county. j. ne II,
In Wood county Juuc -.
la Putnsm county June II,
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The subjcc, OF III. Income tax is ar

The subject Of the Income tax is an
interesting one and touches us nearly
This tax is 20 be paid on the income Of
the year commencing January lst, 1862,
50 that on the evening OF the 3lst of De-
ce,nber every body should have clear
record Of their income gains or profits Of
the year, And as many sources OF in
come, such as dividends and railroad
ponds and stocks, insurance stocks saw,
ings, bank interest, ETC., (they have al.
ready paid the income tux) are not again
taxed, therefore il becomes necessary Il
have clear record Of the sources OF in
come, that there msy We no dispute with
tho Assessor.
The income tax for the year 1862, Il
payable on the LIST Of May 1868.
A man in business must make up the
nc, profits OF his business for the yeu
aud psy tex on the amount lees 5000.
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Second Subdivision.

AuglAisc co uniy--February 3, April Id
and Srptembvr 80.
Allen county-February 81. April % and
Ociol or 20.
Mercer county--Mnrch 10, May l2 and
November 10.
Van Vert c'unty--Fcbruary IA, April 81
and OetUbnr Ii
Putnam eounty--Aiarch 10, May 5 aud
November 3.
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NEW ADrERrIsEaESTS.
II HM IL FIX II ID
FOR HOLDING COURTS
~ TIE
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
or TuE
STA TIE OF ONO,
ron TuE
Y II A X 4 3 q 2.

BE it remembered, That at a
meeting Of the Judges of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of the Third Common Pleas Ju.
d,cial District Of the State OF Ohio, at the
& ,urt House in the town OF Perrysburg,
Wood County, on the day and date her OF,
for the purpose oi fixing the times # hold.
ing the terms Of the Courts OF Cowmon
Pleas and of the District Courts In said
District foe the year 1863, we. the under.
sigrcd, Judges Of the Courts OF Common
Pleas, Within and for said District, do hereby
fix the times of holding eaid Court for the
year 1863, in each and every County in said
District, rs follows:
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c.uu.c,tc., Treasury Notes.

A Cairo dispatch to the st. Louis
Democrat, says that all attempt will b,
mOdo in few days to rut in circulation
thr, ughout the West, u large amount o
counterfeit TrsasuIy Notes, Tho par
ties engaged in this business are emissa
sarics OF the rebels, who have an orgnni
za,ion in the Border States, Important
arrests have already been made, ant
detectives are on the track OF the 9th,
ers, Interesting revelations will soon BE-
made.
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There Is grea, activity on Governors
leland, and a, all the IOr,ideations in
N,w York harbor Immense gyms, am
nuni,ion, Sc, are collected, aud prcpa'
ra,ions orc In forward state to mee'
ary rrl bsble tni,rgen,y
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Third Subdivision.

Paulding county--Mareh 81 aud October
IA.
Defiance county--January &c, May II and
October &.
Henry eounty--Fc!ruary 3. May ~ and
October 90
Futon county--february 10. May 26 and
October 81.
Williams county-February 81, June aud
November 10.
Wood eounty--March 10, June Sand No
vcmber "a.
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With the exception of sumptcr, the
rebels have never gained single posi-
ton by force Of arms, All the positions
that came into their possession before OF
at the beginning of the war, experienced
that f,te simply beeaHse there was nobody
80 defend them. Their seizure was no
.miilhsry achievement; Il was sigply a
pcdcstrssH OK scise.
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sheriff and Master Com .
missioner sale.
IT,. T-.a.
The Bank Of Thin


py virtue Of an order made 10y the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca County. Ohio,
on the 3Uth day Of October A. d. 1859, in the
above entitled cause and to me directed, l
will offer for sale at public vendue at the
door Of the Court House in the city of Tiiiin,
in said county, on
The 22l day OF December. A. ID. 1869.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4
o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, the following de-
scribed lands and tencments. TO wit:
ln.lot numbered two hundred and forty
two t242) in Hedges I'd addition to the city
vi Tiiha.
LEVI wEIRICK Sheriff, and
Master Commissioner.
Nov. 81, isG2. S3.IS
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Sheriff and Master Com'r Sale,
James ri lars
VS..
Joaanh Konz and wifi

SunNb II lars
VS.
Joseph Konz and wife.
by virtue OF m order made by the Court oe
Common Pleas Of Seneca County. Ohio, on
the Sth day OF Nov, A. d. 1850 in the above
entitled cause and to me directed, will c ffsr
for sale at public yendue at the door. of the
Court House, in TIE city Of Tifin, in said
county, ON
TnE 18th DAY or DEcEMRiR, A. d. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 CLOCK A. VI. and a.
o'clock +. NJ, OF said day the following de-
sclibed Lands aud tcnements. tn wit:
NOT number forty five tIj) In tie towni
of Adrian, Seneca county, Ohio
LEVI WEIRlCK,
Sheriff
Nov. l4th, 1859. $500
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Administration Notice

Notice is hereby given that the
subscriber has been appo nsd sRd quail fed az admir-.
i'uairxon tue estate Of JOIN d. Mitchell, deceased.
late Offences County, ono.
MARlAH MITCHELL.
Tifin, Nov. Is. 1852.
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NV YnRk. NV. ~.

A Washington letter - the Commcr-
ciul, dated the a3d, says il will not DO
wondered at Il Longst'cct finds Ger.
Hooker in bis rear, unless he has this
morning sk,Isddlcd back 10 Richmond,
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The cotton question is giving our Ger
erals u great deal of trouble in Tcnncs-
see aud Mississippi. So long as buyers
are allowed to follow the flag, it seems
impossible u kccpNrmy officers from taxi
ing hand in speculation, and this, of
course, leads to corruption. Gen. Grant
we learn from the letter Ct ono of our cor
respondents, has concluded to try new
plan, which may work better than any
one of the old ones. lie has determined
to have all cotton bought, shipped and
sold on account Of the Government, pay.
ing the owners u fair price, and transfer
ring the profits to the treasury Depart.
ment.
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And that the terms Of the
Court Of Conn isnOn Pleas,

In md for the several counties Of snid D;s
tric', in and for said year, Nshnll commcnc,
in the several oOun lies thereof as follows:
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Sheriff and Master Com.
missioner Sale.
Geo. E Hogg, N. h. Hcgg and John T. Hog
cx'rs Of Z. L II. Bissel, deed

W.
George Taylor and wife ct nj.
By virtue Of an order made by the Court Of
Common Pless Of Seneca County, Ohio, on
the 22d day Of Oct, A. ID. ls62, in the above
entitled cause and to me directed, I will offer
icf salc at public vendue Al the door Of the
Court House, in the city Of Tifin, in said
county, on
The 22d day Of December, A d. 1862.
between the hours uf 10 O'CLOCK Am. and 4
o'clock pm Of said day, the fsllowing de-
scribed lands and tnements. to wit,
In lot lumber eight ~ also, in lot num-
Der two hundred aud seventy six t276) en-
cept sixty C6Jl feet off the east side thereof,
all in the First Ward of the city Of Tiffin,
In Seneei county, O., .t
LEVI wEIaICK, o
Sheriff. and Master Commissioner.
Nov. 81, 1869 1915
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From the recent augmentation in the
Number of the ormy, the construction OF
our new iron elsd fleet and the d,lieat
state cl our foreign relations, the war *
pendturc is now a million and quarter
day. An easy calculation proves that
il the continuance of the war requires
that this rate of outlay should be kept
up till LIST July 1868, 800 millions more
will have been spent. Blu, the war tbXes
during these eight months. will pay, &C
cording 10 present appearances, about
one-halror this outlay, or li0 millions oi
dollars. Hence no more than $l60,O00-
coo will be required TO be borrowed, aud in
stead OF the fabulous sums which imagin'
alive editors dream aud iynol ant stun !
orators rave, the Government will com
menee the next fiscal year with debl
not exceeding $3.50 100000.
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Fourth Subdivision.

Seneca county--March %, July 90 and No.
yember2
Haueoek eounty-February %, May is and
November 10.
Wyaudot county--F,bruary %, July Gaud
October 8.
Crawford eounty-March ., July 10 and
October 10.
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md we do further order and direct thnt
the several terms of said Courts shall com.
metee on the first day of each OF said terms
at 9 o'clock A NJ.
In testimony whereof. We issue this. our
order, for the purpose aforesaid, at said
Court House, ON this twenty eighth day oi
Cctube". a. ID. orc thousand eight hundred
aud sixty two.
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Residence Fer Sale!

The sub,,rihrt will sell at private sale, the rs,
den"sof Rev. u. J. Rutenik, on College Hin, on
south Greenfield road, iilin, ohio. Inquiie ef,ub-
scrbei torterms. n. l., BREWER.
oct5l u
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Observation-Disclosures with or with
ont leave, has prevailed to such an extent
as to heavily reduce the force nom;nally
in tho field, especially in tho Army of
the East. We are informed il is officially
shown that on James river $1,000 men
were absent from McClcllOn's army on
leave and 1000 without leave. This re-
fleets seriously on the discipline of that
army. An effort is now being made to
stop the descrtions By enforcing the PEN
atty and by stopping struggling which
leads to dcscrtion. II is singular that the
Captains ard the subordinate company
officers should have 80 little acquaintance
with their men, that they can desert and
return home and remain with impupiiy.
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OSy Thomas Wentworth Higginson,
well known as an independent minister,
a popular lecturer and contributor 10 the
ARGaiie Moathiy, and an uncompromis-
ing Anti Slavery man from the start, has
been offered BY Gen. Saxton, Military
Governor OF South Carolina, The Colon,
eley OF tho lat Regiment of South Caro-,
lima Volunteers. sIr. Higginson is now
Captain in the 55th MSssac chusetts, saw
service in Kansas, and has long been
student OF military tactics, We believ,
him unusually well qualified for the po
sltion, which not only requires military
knowledge, hvs should be filled by on,
who has confidence IN tho experiment
aud interest Ia lis success,
/ CSyI,is rumored tha, Brigadier Genera
Robert Anderson, OF Fort Sumter fame
has reperled 10 the War Department lol
duty, aud has been>sssigned to the com
maud of The cities OF ccylnglon an,
Newport.
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0y-'rhc Welsh paper OF Ulice, N. Y.
."Yr Amserau," designates Gen. MeClel.
Ian as "Prlf Gadfridog" This may
no, be an abusive term, Lut il looks like
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PROVISIONS.
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Flour and Potatoes,
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THIS well known medicine is no imposition, but
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eon,tituticn.
10 Married Ladies' u speculisrly suited, Itwill,in
short time, btng on the monthly period with rssu
lHrty.
Ia allcates Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
In the Back aud Limbs, neaViness Fatigue on .iisht
excnion, Palptation ofthe Heart, Lowns,s Of pIr,t
mysteries. Sick iIesdache, Whites, and all the pain
u diseN ses oecAsionsd by disordered system, ihe,s
Pills viii fleet NLen all other mems have failed.
Thsse PHI. have never been known TO fail lwhsTs
the directions the 2d page OF pamphlet nre wellob
served.
For full pa partieulAs, get pamphlet, rse OF the uEt
n. Isl and q postage stamps enelo,ed TO any su-
thoFized Hgeni, viii insure bottle, contsining ovti
80 pills, by return mail. oct3l-1y