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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-18

Assxsson's OsSicr ofthe 9th D;str,ef
OF the State .f Ohio. tt|t


TtrrS, Jan. 9Th. ieel.
7 have subdivided this Dis,ri,, ,n,o 70,
(IO) Divisions, and appointed A,sistsn, A.
seeeors therein, IS follows, tc.vit.
DIusIoN No. Is compri.cd % IRE .svcra,
Townships or Lyme. KiigArld, Norwslk.
Tovnsend. waketnan, Shrrms n, Peru, fltcr.
son. urd ilsrtiand. in Huruu County, ana
HIRAM ROSE ,of Norwaik, Hpra Conn,v.
Ohio. vs. the Assistant Assessor th.reih. =
Division No 2 is cqmrrisrd of the .,v,rsl
Townships of Clarksfrld Norwich. C;r.en.
frld, Fairfield, Fitchsilie, New ls-ndon.
KiehmoDd. New Haven. Ripley, and Grr.e.
wich. IN Huron County, and ANSON %
SRELLENGER. Of New London. Hursa
County, Ohio, Is the Assistant Assessor
th-rcin. l
Division M. 1, comprised ofihs scrarst
townships Of Berlin. Floreper, vcrmiilin,
Huron, Milan, Oxford. ufeion. and Prtsins,
10 Erie County, aud CHARLES II, BOTS-
FORD, Of Florence. Erie County, Ohio, 10
the Assistant Assessor therein. ,,
Division No. ir comlrisrd of the -ev, raj
Townships or i'or'land Margsrctia. a,d
krlly's leland. IN Erie County, aud J. q.
WGELoW OF Sandusky. Erie County, %
Ia the Assistant Assessor therein. i.t
Division No is campri-ed of Ottawa
County, sud JAMES BINGHAM, ~ ss,
Clinton. Ottawa County, Ohio, is the A--i..
tant Assessor therein.
Division No. s Ia comprised of Ssnduskv
Cnunty, aud JOSEPH l.. RAwSON. ~
Fremont. Sandusky County. oaio. !. Assist.
ant hsscsscs th.rvin.
piyision No. Is comprised of tho seseral
Townships uf Adana, Pleasant, Liberty,
Jackson. I.oudon, Bis Spring, S-nec. aud
Hopawell, aud all thst part Vt Clinton town.
ship which Il situated on the west siss uf
the Snndusky RYsr. in S.n, cs Couaty. end
JOHN A. nALL .of Tifiin. Seneca County
Oaio, IL the Assistant Ass, ssor lherein.
Diyisim M. { ie comprised ofths several
Townships of Eden. Bloom. Venice. Reed.
Thompson, aud Scirio, and all that part q
Clinton Township which v situated east ~
the Sanduskv River, 10 Seneca Ccsnty, and
rHILiP SPElLMAN. OF Tifiin, SENECA
County, Ia .he Assistant Assessor ihcr, in.
Division No. 3 Ia comprisrd of the several
Townships Of Polk, jackson, Venice, San.
dusky. Liberty. Chathrld, Cranberry. aud
Auburn, In Crawford County, and q GORGE
W. TEEL, OF sulphur SpFings, Cra~t.rd
County, Ohio. ls the Assistant Assessor
therein.
/ Division No. 10 ia comprised Of the scv.
ernl Townships OF Whetstone. Dallas, Ru.
cyrus, Tod. Texas, Holmes, and i.ykrn.,
In Crawford County. and ia MES LEWIS,
Of Bueyrus, Crawford County, Ohio, Is tho
Assistant As,cssor therein. I'LL. ..,a
LUTHER A. HALL.
Assessor for the 9TH District of the State Of
Ohio
jyl7
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-18

CorrERHEAD DEMocRAcY "BrsTED."-,
The bottom is falling out ofthe Copper
head party in Minnesota. II is rumored
that Wells, their candidate for Govern,
or, and WEIGH, their nom inee for Secre,
,nry Of State. have declined the positions.
The st. Paul Pioneer, the Democratic
organ of the State, repudiates the ticket,
and says that the Democratic Convention
in the nomination of such men 90 high
positions, has put its party outside the
pale ofsupport by any man who cherishcs
any sentiment Of public duty or person
al honor. II has cast the grand old on
ganization into the dirty depths Of TIA
gutter, since i,hOs fallen into such du.
worthy hands. There let II lie and rot.
An effort is being made to organize a
War Democratic party.
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A Row.-At the Yallandigham meeting
recently in steubenyille, they had liitleskir ir.
mish. After the meeting was over wagon
full Of Ysllandighsmmers and Pughi,es was
seen going down street aud was seen fiutter.
ing in the breeze flag, but whether It was a
rebel flag or X. G. q. flag. was more than
loyal men could tell. One thing was sure.
however, it was not the Stars and Stripes.
Some Union men gave chase. When they
had pursued some distance they were fred
upon by the party in the wagon. They're
turned the fire. No person was hurt on
either side. The Vslsndighsmmers were
all arrested and put in the county stone jug.
Served them right So says the Buckeye
State.
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The Fostoria Union Meeting We
learn from those who were present al the
Union meeting held in Fostoria last satur
day. that It was brilliant outpouring off the
Union people in Seneca aud adjoining eoun.
ties. It was glorious and grand demonstra.
zion in honor " the Old Flag, that is so much
despised by the copperheads at present.
The Union sons and daughters were present
by the thousands. and everything passed of
in the most harmonious manner. Able
speeches we're made by the speakers engaged
for the occasion. We will wager . Green
Back" that Fostoria will give good no.
count on the second Tuesday Of ostoter.
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Coz. w. III. GIBSON

Col. W.. II. GIBSON
will deliver an adj
dress before the Tn.
ion League at Hedges
Hall, ,on Saturday eve
ming, the 10Th inst.
Let the hall be fill.
ed to its utmost ca
pacity to hear this
gallant soldier. he
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GOVERNOR SEYMOUR.


IfGovc, nor Seymour, the friend Of the
Copperhcad rioters in New York, had
any msnliness or character for patriotism
left after his late controversy with the
President, il has been destroyed by his
correspondence with Gen. DIX, just
made public. From this correspondence
IT appears that ths responsibility for the
presence of United States troops in New
York rests entirely with Gov. SEYMOUR.
II he had complied with the request OF
Gen. DIX for State trcops. no others
would have been employed.
The correspondence is published by
Gen. DIX, in answer to the complaints
By the Copperhcod journals Of New York
at the presence OF the soldiers In the city.
II not only shows that the soldiers were
only sent thither after Gov. SEYMOUR,
had declined to furnish any protection to
the officers Of the law against another
outbreak OF his conservative friends, !"
but 1t also shows that II is Gov. Sky,
woUR's fault if the Army of Virginia lies
still upon tho defensive. "Ifis dubious
and injudicious course, and that alone,''
says the Posi-, "madc il necessary To de.
tach twenty or thirty thousand men from
Gen. MEADE, to be quartered in this city
and the surrounding suburbs. The Sc
ccss;onists and rebel agents who stirred
up the riot in July, did not gain much BY
that act; but they can report TO Rich.
mond that, with the help Of Gov. SEY,
MouR, they did effect something-namc'
ly the withdrawal of an army corps from
the Army Of the Potomac. II any mis.
fortune should happen TO that army now
u LEE should be able to gain victory by
reason of tho withdrawal Of troops hithci
the country will blame for such a mis-
chance no one but Gov. SEYMOUR and
his advisers and helpers"
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Thieves Around.-we learn that on
Friday night last, the Mllleary store Of Mrs.
AlLEs. in this place, was entered by getting
intc the cellar. and going up the inside cellar
way. The bolt that secured the inside eel.
lar door was showed back. which allowed the
pcamp or seamps TO enter the store without
rpy tronble. The amount OF money stolen
vas fifty dollArs--no goods have vet been
aissed. This robbery Was committed by
oms person or Persoas familiar with the
premises, and should be hunted up. 1t was
pmmitted BY no stranger. and no doubt. an
q hand al the business. Every family in
e place. sbosu prepare themselves with a
ooting apparetss apd give the sesundrels
UaEm reception
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Going 'ssoiering.''-we learn from the
Bucksye State, that the Rev. james yal-
aandighan,. has been elected to avery i'm.
portant position, and we hope ho win prove
Shim'elf fully competent aud fill il to. the
satisisotion Of his fellow citizens. lie re-
Gently drew prize in Uncle Sans lottery.
and is pow privileged to shoulder his musket
and administer little UNION advice to his
rebel frissas, in the shape Of some powder
aud lead
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Throw 10 the Dcss.--lf every hous..
vile will throw her cheap. worthless kinds
OF sAlerstus and soda to the dogs and use only
the Chemical saleratus. there will not be so
much yellow, heavy bread and biscuit 10 be
seen. and consequently not so many dyspep,ic,
aiiins persons. Geta paper aud lift does
not suit ysur money will be refunded.
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Chaplin coilier.--This gentleman who

Chaplin Collier.--This gentleman who
is we'll known throughout Ohio, as an able
orator and an enthusiastic defender Of th,
OLD FLAG, addressed very large meet
ing held under the auspices OF the NstionsI
Union league, in the Court House, on Wed
Eesdsy evening the 9th inst.
The Chaplin not being present when h'
meetin 6 opened, Colonel J. @. Lkx was call
ed to the stand, and entertained the large
audience with some very patriotic remarks.
But Me-. CoLtirn. arriving soon after. pro
ceeded 70 address the meeting on the con
dition Of the army, and the conduct and
habits Of our brave boys in the held. The
audience took lively interest in all bis re.
marks, and more particularly in that apper.
taining TO our noble boy.. In the course Of
his remarks. he paid very feeling tribute
ofrespect to the memory Of our deceased Eel.
low citizen, Colonel LrASpER STEM. And
also made honorable mention Of our brave
townsman, +. E. FRASKLiS, Colonel Of the
Gath Ohio Zouaves. Mr.. COLLIER being
Chaplin Of that Reg iment he spoke from the
book, aud dwelt entirely upon facts
At the close Of his well.timed and happy
remarks, the audience gave three cheers foI
the speaker and the Uaion. The Rev. Chap
lin then arose and invited all present to sins
portion of the Dorcolosy Of poem, "God
from whom oil blessings how," aud in a
solemu and impressive manner. pronounced
the beuediction and dismissed the audience
every one feeling. "it was good to be there. q
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there was seen 70 enter church and take bis
seat. q rather uncouth speeimea Of the But
teruut persuasion, and from the fact that SO
few belongin { 10 the Aforesaid class o people
attend religious worship. he was for the time
being the observed OF all observers" At.
ter the preliminary exercises had been gone
through the p, ,escher announced bic texts
az the righteous scarcely be saved, whers
shall the sinner and the ungodly sppear d"
Ne then went on to deliver an impressive
sermon on matters ofs purely spiritual aud
religious character, enforcing the teaching Of
his text in an able aud effective manner Our
Buuernut was seen to squirm around in his
scat very frequently n though he W. es.
ecedingy restless aud sgitsted. The serm ou
over he, was seen to take hurried dep r.
ture on foot toward his home. A neighbor
overlook him, and commenced convcrsa-
ton. swell, iiiesd. that wasa most excel.
lent sermon that We have had to-day" ssid
he TO the Butteruut. "a sermon !" eHelaimed
the indignant aud Intelligent eopperhead.
at viii do very well for a stump speech. F"
why" said the neighbor, IL didn't notice
any politics about it," "You didn't. replied
Butternut." what wa, his text" "if the
righteous scarcely be saved where shall the
sinner snd the unsodly appear" well
what about It," said the nsighbor. "Why,
just this about It," said Butternut. turning
around, his face red with indignation, 'yOu
know when he said. ''where shall the sianer
and the ungodly appear" "Ihat be meant
us." That vas enough. Our loyal ftiend
left the abused cOPperbeud to cool his indig
nation under the friendly shade Of a butter.
nut tree.
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Legal Notice.

Many iowAILLEn, Petition
against for
Jons LowhILLkR Divorce.
7 he said Defendant, John Lowmiller, whose
place of residence 10 unknown. will take no.
tice. that on the 26th day Of AUGUST, 1863,
said Petitioner filed her petition in Court Of
Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio. al.
ledging that said Defen dsDt has for more
than three years last past been wilfully alb
sent from Petitioner, and praying that the
marriage relation existing between them may
be annulled, which petition will stand for
hearing at the November te, nj Of said Court,
e63. F'
PENNINGTON, LEE q BREW Err.
Attorneys for Plaiutiff.
August 2s. 1861. 47-6t
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The Fairi-we are pleased to notice
that the Officers and Managers Of the Seneca
County Agricultural Society, are making all
the necessary preparations for good Fair.
Aud as we had no Fair last year. aud are
going to have Fair this year, let us. one
aud all, especially the farming community,
lay hold Of the matter, and have a Fair that
will be credit to old Seneca. In stock.
grain. mechanical genius, Sc.. &C., Seneca
County pays no boot TO her heighboring
counties; then why not get up grand Cattle
Show and General Exhibition, one that will
,urpass anything held in this section. Now.
let every one, who can prepare himself to
have something on exhibition this time-it
not fine horse, OK, COW. hog or sheep, some.
thing rlse, even peek Of extra good poia.
toes, apples, or even pair OF home c-malc
stockings anything and everything that will
60 to make up a large and excellent collcc.
ton. We have got the material, and all that
Is wanted. ia for the people Of Old Seneca to
bring 1t out. Remember the Fair com.
menccs ON the 30;h Of this month.
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Dissolution Notice.

The co.partncrship heretofore
existing between the undersigned IN the pub.
lication Of the TITFIs TninuSr, has been thi.
day august. n 1869 dissolved by mutual
consent. JoHS RoBiss will continue the
publication of the paper. aud will also settle
all the accounts of the late firm.
JOHN ROBINS,
- J. S. McCLELLAND.
Tiflin Sept. 4. 1863.
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The Thin Tribune.-our friend. Of tn,

The Tifin Tribune.-Our friends Of the
Daily RrGlsrtR. Sandusky, Ohio, are gentle
men who fully understand the "up, aud
downs ofa county printer, ard know what
must be done to make bis paper interesting <
20 his readers. The REGISTER, in noticing
the withdrawal Of our late partner from the
TRihUNE. comments on our few "plain
words" addressed to the old patrons on the
9Th inst, in the following sensible words
This places the formation ofthe character OF
the newspaper where it belongs. The patron.
ofs paper have more 70 do than they arc
aware Of, in determining the character OF
their paper. Very few are aware when they
are trying to worm bargain out Of the priu
ter that they nre really cheating themselves.
and yet so il is. Poor pay, poor preach"
must sooner or later be the rule. IL cannot
be otherwisc.
The people VI Seneca County owe Il TO
themselves that they give the TRibuSE a
hearty and liberal support. Patronage, en-.
courngement aud sympathy are all due him
who works uP his life energies Tor your bene
fit and amusement. The Editor it glad tc
get bread; but he cannot "liyc by bread
alone" For the pernlsxitirs. cares and sox'
istics Of his work. no must have sympathy
nnd,apprceiation. For 40 trials and res.
possibilities which he meets, he must have
that courage which is born of encourage.
mcnt; without them, he will die ofa "stsr
we'd heart"
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Dcscrtcrs!

Paovosr MAnsHAL's OrrIcE)
Sandusky, Ohio, August &c. 1854
! am ordered BY the Acting Assistant Pso.
yost Marshal General of Ohio, 70 give pub.
licly to the fact that reward Of TEN DOL.
LARS. aud the reasonable expenses incurred,
will be paid TO any person for the apprehen.
sion and delivery OF q Desert.r at the Head.
Quarters Of the nearest Provost Marshal.
j. J. STEINER.
Capt and Provost Marshal,
Sept. 4, 1863. 4s--tf
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Look Oat!--we have heard that numer-
ous robberies have been committed lately in
different parts Of the city. It would be we'll
for tie people TO examine the locks and bolts
nf their dwellings aud places of business be.
fore it is too late. II is an old saying, that it
rs too late to clock the stable after the hoIse
has been stolen"
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Straycd or stolen.

A LARGE BROWN HORSE,
about l6 hands high. heavy. .boned poor in
flesh, large hoofs without shoes, his left eve
somewhat weak, and formerly owned near
Umstead FalIs, Ohio. and strayed or was
stolen from the pssturs OF John j. Stsinsr,
at Tif6n. o., on Tuesday, the 2sth ult.
ANY person bringing him to the uudsp.
signed at this place. or giving information
Of his Whereabouts will be literally reward.
ed. p. Z. ILER.
Tifin, Aug. %, 1860. 47--4t
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For Sale.

One Thrcshing HORSEPOWER in
good order, having no further use for II.
viii sell very low, or | will take in exchange
Cord Wood. or good heavy Horse. Can be
seen any time at the Gas Works.
j. GWYNN.
Tiffin. August %, 1869. 47-tf
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KEEP itbefore tis people. that scores
OF Democrats have importunsd vailan-
disham to decline tho nomination, or
they were beat-and Val. owing 70
pledges made with Rsbels can't and
wont Withdraw uat bN M
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A LATE fire in Buffalo destroyed a
couple Of grain elevators, with nearly
100000 bushels of corn. The loss win
be over 5000 900.
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OFFICIAL.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
rsovost MAamAL GxSrRAL's orFicE.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
pRovost MAamL GkSrR,L's otFicE,
Washington. ID y. Ju'ry ~ 1861.
CIRCULAR 40. 81 The toicwiag "oris.
IoS' IN relation 10 that part of section = VI
Ihs Enrolncnt act. which says where there
arr twc,nr more suns Of aged or infirm pa
rents sul,j'ct to draft, the father. ot ! he be
dead. the mOther may elect which son shall
be exempt" Is Published, aud will hereafter
govern:
The only son Of aged or in6rm paven,s
dependant de- is absolutely cxcupt; but
where there arr two sons, b,th are ., bjert t.
dram until an tcuon !, made by the parent,
and tho name uf the cns should be removed
from tho let Aftct the dram Ia made the
persons drafted are M longer subject TO
drsR,' but 10 duty, and parent cannot se
cure the practicla exemption OF two SONS fronl
military duty by waiting until one is drahsd
and then sl,c,ing 10 exempt him y
JAMES y. fRY,
Provost Marshal General.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Al persons knowing themselves indebted
by book account or otherwise, to MoKsK 4
McCLkLLASp, are notified, 10 call on the un
dersigned and settle the same at once aud
save expense.
J. s. McCLELLAsD.
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Tiffiu Merklp Jribaue
Local and Miscellaneous.
Terms Of subscription.

u copy, by mail, in advance. 5000
' by carrier. 2,2s
I If paid in ADVANCE. 200
The above terms took effect on Septem
Der 4th. aud will be strictly adhered to.
No paper will be stopped until all arrcara.
ges are paid, unless ut the option of the pub
lisher.
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KEEr it before the people, that Hon
ii. J.JRwLrr, late Democratic candidate
for Governor, will not take the stumr
for the Canadian pony
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II. n. w. and Chicago II. II. Co.
\. M. PETTENCILL q Co,

No. 81 Park Row, New York, ~ d estate
St. Boston, are our Agents for the TIFFls
TRIsDSE in those cities, and are authorized
TO take Advertisements and Subscriptions fol
'us at our lowest rates.
Tiffn, o.. Friday Sept rs. se3.
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WHAT ARE WE COMING To JEFF.
Davis has issued proclamation to free the
negroes, and the Copperhead organ here
quotes Wendell Phillips as authority on
the Constitution.
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KEEP ii before the people that Hon.
II. r. TIrUs will not vote for Vallandig.
hum.
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KEEP it before the people that Hon.
II. d. PAYNE, Of Cleveland, and a mem
Der of the Columbus Convention, will
not support Vallandigham
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Tenmsiers Atten,icn.-DR. TOBIAS

Tenmsiers Attentien.-DR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE LlNIMENT, in pint
bottles, price SO cents. is warra uted cheaper
and better than any other article ever offered
TO the public for the cure OF Cuts. Calls,
sprains, Lameness. overhesting &c. Keep
bottle in the stable; it has saved many
valuable horse. None genuine unless signed
5. l. Tobias Depot. Sc csrtlandt street,
New York. Sold BY all druggists. 2w.
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Look Oo,I-we have heard that !

Farmers!-Remember the County Fair,
commences on the 30th Of this month.
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CHARLESTON is likely to become a
classical city. They are all studying the
Greek Grammcr just now, and they find
livery enlightening.
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OF The Atlanta Southsrn Coefsder-
aey has raised i,s price to s36 ycar.
OF IfJErT. DAVIS really contemplatos
emancipating 500 900 slaves, he win lose
the confdcnce of his eopPerhood friends
At the North. ...p q,
or The American Telegraph Conf
papy announces the opening OF nm Office
at chattanooga, aud tho reception Of busi-
ness for that place.
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OF Gold in the rebel Confederacy Is
sixteen hundred per cent. premium, aud
none 10 be had.
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Denomination.

SALEa, Washington County, Ind.J
May Is. 1889
DR. RonAcx--Dcar Sir;--My son Thomas
was given up by the physi, fans. this last
summer, as a hopeless case. lie was almost
a skeleton, hesh and muscles seemed 10 have
wasted away. lie could not rise irnm ly.
jog To sitting position. One Doctor, said
u was case oi I.umbago. aud that all the
doctors in the world could not core him, and
that lie would have been dead long ago if
he had not been 40 we'll nursed. A callo.i,y
formed on the outside Of the len thigh, en-.
tending FROM the hip to the knee, and the
Doctor said he would have to "open tho
thigh and scrape the bone" rhe operation
being severe, was pursusded to try your
Scandinav ian Blood Poriier aud blood
PILE procured three hotties Of the Puri.
fer and two boxes Of Pills. and TO my aston.
ishment they took away the callosity. aud
restored him 10 health, and he is now abie TO
work. These are the facts Of the case, and
You are at liberty 10 make what use ofthem
you please, and refer 10 me. u you thin
proper.
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Yours, respectfully,

i. p. Of the N. l.. Church.
Reader! do you know Of any other rene.
dies ON earth that will produce such gloriou,
results as the abover
See adyerti aement
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rIFFIN MARKETS.
Administra tors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
undersigned hS, been appoinied snd qush6ed ss Al.
mini is,tA'oron the Estate OF WESLEY u. FREES
deceased, late Of seneeH County. Ohio.
JOHN sOuDER, Adm q.
September II, is8s. tg-1t
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DREs ss-MAKINa:

DIR Els s-M AKINa:
Having employed an experienced
Dresses, Cioaks and Mantiiias,
In the mosi fashionahs styles. Lsdis.' and ObiIa.
fsnt Under Garmeai, made TO order.
reeeiyed Monthly.
tS- Stamping done for Embroidery at short notice.
~ Bisaebing and Pressing done for siillinsr,.
~ Miilinen furnished with Good. st New York
eslys share Of public piironsgs.
THIN, April 10, 's65. e5-tf