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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
Traitors In our Army.

We have already mentioned the fac
that the Tooth Regiment of Illinois Vol
untcers, has, in good part, deserted tc
the rebels. The Cincinnati Commercial
says Of il:
"MUTINY The IO9th Illinois Regi.
mcnt mutinied, Tow days ago, at Holly
Springs. This regiment was raised at
Anna, place in that part ofIlllnois
known as Egypt, where tho Democracy
cast an almost unanimous vote. Tho
Lieutenant Colonel went over to the en-
emy; the other officers and men, except
the Colonel, who is loyal man, are un-
der arrest. This regiment, before it LEFT
Illinois, drove farmer out Of his house
at midnight, because he had hired two
negroes. There are said to bo one or
two more Southern Illinois regiment who
are not to be depended upon"
The Louisville Journal has letter
from Columbus, KY, of tho llth inst,
which says:
"Among the officers taken (at the sur
prise and rout of the rebels at Know
Creek) was one =. III. Strickland, I'd
Lieutenant in Company A, lst Tenncs.
soc Partisan Ringers. Upon Lieutenant
Strickland, Capt. Moore found forty
paroles OF men belonging to the l09th
Illinois. Major Strickland, of the 52d
Indiana, being a relative of Lieutenant
Strickland, they at once entered into
free and confidential conversations
Among other things, the Lieutenant in
formed the Major that every man in tho
tooth Illinois, from the Colonel down, be-
longed to the Knights Of the Goldon Cir
Gle, aud that they (the rebs) were afraid
we would find it out, because they were
so bold and impudent about it. He also
said that there were very many officers
in our army belonging to that society,
and that they rendered the Confederates
more service than thoy did the Federals.
Continuing, he added hat we had o
idea of the strength of that society in tho
North, and through it they were appris-
cd of all important matters."-N. Y.
Tribune.
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The Perfection of Mechanism
THE MAGIC TIME OBSERVER,

ID ElNG HbSriSa AND OrES FACE, on LApYs on
ID GETLEaASs WArcH COMBINED, wITn PITESr
sELP .NIspISb IMPROVEMENT.
TIE NEw YoRK ILLusrRArED NKws, the leading
Pictorial pepey OF the United States, In Its issue Of
Jan. 10Th, ls63, ,ton page i47, voluntarily says;
" We have been shown a most pleasing novelty,
Of which the Human BRos,, of ibis city are the
sole Importers. II IL called the Aixsro TINE On.
SERVER andis hunting aud open face watch com.
bined. This Is one OF the pretuest, most conve.
nisnt, and decidedly the best and cheapest time
piece for general and reliable use, ever offered. II
has within u and connected with Its machinery, its
own winding attachment, rendering key entirely
Unnecessary. The eases OF this Watch are composed
Of two metals, the outer being line l6 oaret gold
Il has the nproysd ruby action lever movement, and
10 wsnsnted an aceurate umepiece."
Price, superby engraved. per case ofhalf dozen,
s20i Sample watches, in neat morocco boxes,
for Aoae proposing TO buy at wholesale, S35, sent by
express. with bin payable delivery. Soldier rs
mast remit payment in advance, as we cannot col.
ect from those in the Amy. Address
HUBBARD BROS Co, Sous IMPORTERS.
South Cor. Nassau n John sts., New-York.
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Right.

Gen, Rosecrans has sent the officers
recently captured at Murlroesboro to Al
ten, Illinois, there to be closely confined,
in consequence Of tho recent proelama-
ton of JeG Davis, denying paroles to
Federal officers, This is as il should bc
aud we hope this plan will be taken BY
all our commanders till the Rebel leader,
change their policy,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Stave Bolts. Heading Bolts and
HOOPS WANTED!

Iwant to contract for the deliv-
cry al my min in ifin, of300 10 500 cords OF stsve
and Hesding Bolts, ofOak, Ash, Beech, Maple OF
Elm timbet. Save bolts to be thirty Investigates 10
leagih. ard head bolts twsuty inches. and made Tom
trees not less than foot diameter, and qbarered.
Owners Of timber, and farmers clearing land are In
Nited lomake proposals through tie Post Office, OF
otherwise for the supply Of the whole or any part Of
the quantity.
Moor Bohs Of Blsot Ash must b. seven and
halffeet long.
w. R. CnAMBERLIN.
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0Twestorn papers anticipate an i'm
mediate attack on RosecraRs. They say
that Lougstrost has superseded Bragg.
aud that 80 900 or more Of Lees army
have reinforced the Rebel force at Shell
byvillo. The theory is that Rosecraus
must be defeated. lud tho Ssuth-Wost
held a, any cost. Rosecraus is said to
be Suply prepared, aud confident of his
power to retist any onset.
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From washington.

We clip the following from the WASH
ington specials to the Cincinnati Gazette,
January cath and 25th:
FINDINGS IN PoRTER's CASE.
The findings Of Fitz John Porter court
martial declares hun guilty on both
charges and on all the specification ex-
cept ing two. The proceeds were OBJ
tained by the President from tho 10th
to the 2lst, and were then indorsed as
follows: "The foregoing proceeds and
findings and the sentence in the forego-
ing case of Maj.-Gen. Fitz John Porter.
arc approved and confirmed; and il is or
dercd that said Fitz John Porter, be,
and is here by cashiered and dismissed
from the service of the United Estates as
Mojor General of Volunteers, and as
Colonel aud Brevet Brig. Gen. in the
regular service Of the United States and
forever disqualified for holding any Of
fee of trust or profit under the Govern
ment of the United States.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
January ol, 1862
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From Ginh.

HArr I.AKk CflY, Dec 35, 1867.
An expedition ofcavalry, Infantry, aud
tyD howilzers, under command OF Colo
nrL e-nner, started North to-day, to
chastias the hdisas.
Six hundred Snekes, in,renchcd st
Bean River, with rife pits, two hundred
mites north, have rscsntly become out.
r-ge,ps, musderiog the Beaverhead min
srs, and 'Sidahlg dcdlnoe " the soldiers.
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s--T--1S6O--X.
brakes Plantation Bitters.

They purify, strengthen nd invigoats.
They create healthy ePpetts.
They are su sntidoie 10 change Of water and diet
They overcome the effects Of dissipation.
Thoy,sren xthen the system and enliven the mind
They preveat miasmatic and Intermittent feyers.
They parity the breath and aaidity OF stomach.
They cure D,spepsis and Cousupsuon.
They cure Uisnle Cholera ind Chelera Mefbus
They cure Liver Complaint 4 rervous Headache
They sre the best Btters in the world They naks
III wOsk man strong. and are eShsvsted nttuteb
great rsNoTcL They are made Of pure 81. Crsix
the celebrated Csitavo Bark, roots snd herbs, and
are taken with the plsssure Of a beverago, withoN
regard TO age or time Of day. Particularly recon.
mspded 10 delic,e rerseas Requiring gentle stimu.
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FAITn ASp WoRKs.--lt is an unhappy
division that has been made between faith
and works Though in my intellect ]
may divide them, just as in thu candie |
know theStss both light and heat, yet
put out the candle andthey are both gone
--one remains not without the othsri 10
il is with faith and works.--Ss,dsN.
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or A contemporary mentions enri-
GUS fact. Mat General Scott, at the open
ing Of tho war, predicted tho decisive
battles of the rebellion would be fought
in the opening OF the Mississippi, and oi
the number he Judged there would be
about eight.
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The COME ssions and Experience Q

OF a NERVOUS INVALID.
Pnblished Tor the benefit and as a cauton 10 young
men, and Others, who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Early decay. and their kindred ailments-supplyins
the me ans ofseh cure, Byo ne who has cured him
self, aftef being victim OF isplacedi confidence In
medical b. mbuR nd qunokeU. by euoiosings post
paid directed envelope single cope. may be had Of
the author, N11HASIsL MkyTAiR, esq.. bedford,
Kings County, New York. anJo-Ry com
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BALTIMORE. Jan. &c, 1863.

The Washington National Inishigen-
Ger states that II has received intelligence
that Burnside has resigned his command
Of the Army Of the Potomac. Hooker
has been appointed In bis place.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30

ELLIOTT, visiting merchant in his
counting -house, Saw his books Of busi-
meas on. The tshls and those Of devotion
on, the shelf and gave his advice thus:
3 n there is Earth on4 ths table and
II sven on. the shell; prsysdsu'r ait 50
aIch Al the table ssto forget the shelf"
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LYONS KATHAIR0N.

This de shtfsi srtiols forpressrving aus teautify
ing The human hair nsg ain put up BY the cfiginsl
proprietor, and 10 aou male with the sape case, skih
and attention whlco 6fst created its innsrso end
fecede Mt ed sales Of ever million bottles annuslly.
u 70 still said ht9s eentsia large het,lss. Two will
len b,ttles.ean eaAily be sold N year when II 10
sgsin knawn that the Kalh,rvu 10 not ony the most
delightful hair drpisng IN the world, but that " clean
,es the scad Of sfur asd dandrua, Kivss the hair a
lively, dch Aad lDrsrisat growth, and prevent, IL
from tvfnirg gay. Ihssears eonsidsratieus worth
knowing. The Cathaifon IA, been tested fer over
twelve yesr, and 10 warranied as i.scnhsd. Any
lady who va uei beautiful head ofhsr win use the
kaihairon II isdney perfansd. cheap and vaIu-
ahe sold BY alt fespsetsble dealers throughout
the world.
d. s. BARNES 4 CO., New York.
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SiIas Il. LinsSsIey,

a licensed Auctioneer. is now
ready to tend IN all bus n his iine that may he
enius ted to his care In Seneca aud adjoini ng
ties.
t1-Residence, 2 miles north Of Tiffn, on the
Fremont Pisnk Road. An orders left with H. A.
Buskirk n Co, will be promptly attended to
Tiflin, Jan 20, 1868. 6m
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DIR. WM. Ii. UURD'S,
DENTAL REMEDIES
THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
issuRISa
Fine Teeth and a Sweet Breath,
Avn
Curing Toothaohe & ueuralp,a

- As u
Do you wish to be blessed with and admired fer
PEARLY WHIrz aud SouSp TEETH Use Dr. WIN;
b. HURD's UNRiVALbED TOOTH POWDER,
warranted free from acid, alkali, OF any ininrion,
substance. Price Us cents per box.
~ beware ofthe Ordinary cheap Tooth Powders,
which whiten but destroy.
DO you wish to be certain that your brseth Is pure
sweet and agreeable to hnsbsnd or wife, lover OF
Friends Use DR.. HURD'S CELEBRATED
MOUTH WASH. Price ~, per bottle.
THIS asfingent wash is also the best remedy in the
world for CANKgR, had BtKATiI, BLEEDING GUNS,
SoRR Mourn, etc. n has cured huufreds.
DO you or yuur children softer from rOOTIIACHE
Get DR.. HURDS MAGIC TOoTnACHE DROPS,
Price, ~ eents per bottle.
Are yoa afflicted with NEURALGIA Get DIR.
HURDS NEURALGIA PLAsTERs. The most
effective and dell ghiful remedy known.
They do not adhere nor blister, hut sooihe and
charm pain away, Try them. Price, Is and ~
cents. Mailed on receipt Of price.
A Tfiatise on the best means OF preserving the
Teeth, maied receipt Of tho price, 10 cents. IL 10
a,rluable lite work aud should be in tho possession
Of every peFscn.
For sale sall the best stores throughout the
try.
CAUrioS,-As ,bsre arc dealers who take advan.
tage Of our advertisements to impose upon their
toners inferior preparations " i necessary 10 in.
81 upCn having what you call for and you will
IiIR uESr, thoroughly tested, and prepared by
pSrienced beniist Treasurer of the New York state
Denusrs Association, and Vice President OF the
New York City Dental Society.
Address WI. lluRD 4 CO.,
Tribune Bul ldinas, New YorL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30

IL is understood that Major General
Franklin aud Major Gonora Sumner
have ulsc been relieved from their COM
m,nds Of The right and left grand divis.
ions Of the Army Of the Potomac, hut the
news oi their successors has not yttbccn'
hivalgcd, nor is il known who has been
appointed To take ,hc place OF General
Hooker.
Gun. burnside, with most Of his staff,
has been allowed 30 days lcrvl Of alb
ssnce.
The weather is warm and pleasant
The wind is fast drying up tho earth.
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Plank Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
snnsal mseiing Of The stoekholders Of the Tim and
o'eesla Flank Road eondsny, will be held At tie
Of January 1863, between the hour, OF 10 oeIoek A.
NJ ands O'Clock P. NJ. for lhs election o, Eve Dites
TOR, Tor the ensuing year and for the transaeton OF
seuh other business may be brepgh before the meet
Ing. ISAAC ARNOi,n pr..
MslmoIe, Doe. o5, IeGs.
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u. S. Revenue Tax !


~ - 4 l. 4 IL
Is hereby given, that Licenses, Carriage Tax, Manu-.
taeturers Tax, Duties and other Taxes assessed
bN virtue OF" An Act TO provide interna Rsveaue To
,sppoh the Gove'nment and TO pay interest on the
Public Debt, have become due and payable. and all
perions who shall neglect to pay the aid duties
aud Taxes assessed upon them or before the 10Th
OF February, ls6J, shall be liable pay ten per cen
tum penalty upon the amount thereof
For the purpose OF receiving said dnies and Take.
In Seneca County, willbe nj my OfIoe, (with j. j.
steiner, ESD on the southwes corner Of Washing.
Ton and Ferry Streets In Thin, during business hours
until the 10th of February, lsG3.
Persons who have made application for License
which applications have been filed in this office by
the Assessor OF this DisTot hereby notified that
unless thr tax upon the is paid against ihe iO,h
ofFehrnay. 1863, they will forfeit a penalty canal
to three times the amount OF duty under Section 50 of
The ENoise.law, approved Juy l. 1869, and proceed.
ing. will be Immediately instituted for the collection
Of the same.
HENRY EBBERT, Dept Collector,
Division No. 5, District Non
Tifin, Jan, %, IsG3
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On the 18th inst. il appears Col. Glib
son, with part of his brigade, was out on
a foraging expedition, and on his return
met the Wisconsin Colonel going out FOR
like purpose. The latter made report
to Gen. Davis, ussOillng tho conduct Of
Gibson's men. Col. Gibson believes in
making war and living off the eucmy---
The following pointed and prompt reply
was sent Up:
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am, most respectfully,
WI IL nIn . On

w. ii. GIBSON,
Colonel Com'd'g Brigade.
Under this Gibsonian dose Col. Heg
collapsed, and Brig.-Gen. Johnson sent
the following to Col. Gibson
HEADQUARTERs I'd Div, 14th ARMY(
CoRFs, CAMP SILL, Jan. l6, 1868.
COLONEL The General commanding
directs me to Inform you that your reply
to the communication of Col. Heg, 18th
Wisconsin Volunteers, is perfectly salts
factory, to your superior officer, and that
he could not expect less Of you, and JUS
tifies your course.
| am, respectfully,
J. X. BARTLETT,
A. A. A. Gen.
To Col. w. II. GIBSON, Commanding
Brigade.
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wAsurxuroN. Jan. a5, 1909.
The following is the address Of Gen.
Burnside TO the Army
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or poromAc,l
Camp near Falmouth. Jan. 20.

'NN' "hhf @Ns '
GENERAL ORDER NO. TX.
NJ direction Of the President of the
United States, the Commanding Genor-
81 this day transfers the command of the
srmy to Major General Joseph Hooker.
The short time that he has directed your
movements, has not been fruitful Of vic.
tory nor any considerable advancement
OF our line, but Il has again demons trait
ed an amount Of courage, patience and
endurance that, under m.ro favorable
circumstances, wculd have accomplished
great results. Continue TO exercise
thsso virtucs--be true In your devotion
TO yUur country. and the principles you
have sworn 10 maintain give to the
hr.ve and skillful General who has long
been identified with your organization
ani who II now To command yOu, your
fall and cordial support aud co operation,
and yon will deserve success.
Your General, in taking M offecton
ate leave Of the army from which he sc
rhratcs with 40 much regret, may bo par
dcnsd " he bids an especial far,well Ia
nj. long aud tried associates of the 9th
corps. His prayers are that God may be
with you and grant you continued sue
Gers, until tho rebellion is crushed.
by commend of Mai. Gen. Burnside,
LEWIS RICHMOND, A. A. q.
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Officers and men bought what they could
paying therefor like honorable men, and
bringing all openly into camp on horses,
mules and wagons, without the fear of
\ Col. Heg before their eyes. Col HeQ,
no doubt, conducted his expedition" in
good order, but il was no more orderly
than ours, nor is il possible for any Off
Ger, however careful Of rebel sheep, hogs
and chickens,to forage in better style than
we did on the 18th inst.
! II anything that we done OF permitted
to be done, is in fact criminal, then /
assume all the guilt myself But, that
Government for which we have so often
and so recently periled our lives to defend,
will not thus brand its defenders. | have
been thus lengthy, because Col. Heg has
recklessly impeached my integrity as a
soldier, and my honor as man. / can
find no excuse for bis conduct in our past
relations, for certainly never knew or
heard of him before. This may surprise
Col. Heg, but il is true, and expect he
is an officer who seek favor and advance
ment by impugning the conduct of others.
| am and should be sensitive as to what
ever reflects upon me or my command,
and | shall see that no living man wan
tonly Injuries either.
BY this record | shall abide, hoping il
may be satisfactory to my superiors. Ii
it appear harsh. l plead as my excuse the
grave and groundless imputations con-
tained in Col. Hsg's sreport. IL the spirit
manifested in this reply is incompatible
with my position in the army, then self
respect demands that / should abandon a
service which has so long excited my en-.
thususm lind tested all my talents and
enerpy.
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WAR NEWS.
Gen. Bwrnsidcs.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF PoroNic,l
Innuarv o. iSRa

soh"1iy ~, ioOo.
This m ,ruing Burnside turned over the
command Of the army TO Gen. Hooker.
As soon a. the change was known, the
principal offisers waiteden Burnside, end
took leave Of him with regret. Burnside
issu d parting address TO the army.
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REMOVAL.

The Saddler-shop of the under.
signed has been removed ~ shssha.'s New Bn.k
asrs 20 The alley, opPosits the Davt, Hosss OF which
ca.h willbs paid fOl hides, ala all kinds Of ed
sxeeuted on shsn notice. Harasss, "a addls, a.dkX
The times. T'
Cali ana sssny asw sAep.
ssaxxxf
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Dr. Bruno Lanchriet Es-
tate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
Nv signed hs, been duly sppointsd and qusliGed as
The Admnuratnx upon the said Estate Of said DR..
Bfuno Lanchriet.
MARGARET LANCHRIEr,
Admin stfaulH.
Jany. es, 1904. an
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Mexican News.

New YORK, Jan. ~, ls63.
ny tho arrival of the steamship Shei.
Srd's, from Havana, We have the follow.
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PARTICDLAk NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under
the name of Bitters, pu. upin quart bottles,
compounded of the cheapest whisky or com
mon rum, costing from 20 10 40 cents per gall
Ion, the taste disg guised by Anse or Coran-
der seed.
This class of Bitters has caused aud will
continue to cause, as long as they be sold
hundreds o die the death of the drunkard.
BY their use the system is kept continually
under the Influence of Alcoholic stimulrnts
of the worst kind, the desire for liquor is Gre
ated and kept up, and the result is all t,,e
horrors attendant upon drunkard's life and
death.
For those who desire and WILL HAVE a
liqror htters, we publish the following re-
cspit: Get one bottle Of Hoo1and's German
Bitters and mix with three quarts of good
Brandy or Whisky, and the result will b. II
preparation that will far excel in medicinal
purposes and true excellence any of the nu-
Ineious liquor Bitters in the market, and will
co IT MUCH LESS. You will have the vir-
tue of Hollands Bitters in connection with
good article of liquor, at much less prics
than these inferior preparations will cost you.
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Courts forlS64-8th District.

.UsHE Judges of the Court of Common Pleas
for the stir Judicial District of Ohio, fix
the times of holding Courts in said District,
for the year 1864, as follows:
80 DISTRICT COURT.
Muskingum, Thursday, Sept. l; Morgan,
Monday. Sept. s; Noble, Wednesday. Sep
te nber 7th.
Monroe. Friday, Sept. o. Belmont, Monday,
Sept. u; Guernsey, Thursday, Sept. Is.
Tuscarawas, Monday, Sept. 10; Harrison,
Thursday, Sept. %; Jefferson, Saturday, Sept.
"a.
COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS.
tMuskingum, Monday, Feb. Is; Monday,
May 16; Monday, Oct, "a.
Morgan, Tuesday, March Is; Tuesday, June
IA; Wednesday, October 1e.
Noble, Tuesday, April e; Tuesday, July S;
Tuesday, Oct. A.. sd
Monroe, Tuesday, February 9; Tuesday,
Mays Wednesday. October II.
Belmont, Tuesday, February Is; Tuesday,
May II; Wednesday, Nov. 8. fNas
Guernsey, Tuesday, March Is; Tuesday,
June 4; Tuesday, October rs. Ess
! s Tuscarawas, Tuesday, February l6; Mon
day. May 80; Monday, October "a.
HARRISON, Monday, February /; Monday,
May IS; Monday, October 10. ns
Z Jefferson Monday, February %; Monday,
June Is; Nor day. November I.
Done at New Philadelphia,
September, rs, 1868.
80 -k EZRA E. EVANS,
ld JOHN W. OKEY, Judges.
Is hss GEO. w. MoILVAIN.
. A true copy, hy order of said Judges,
ATTEST: CHI. C. RUSSELL, Clerk of the Court
of Com. Pleas of Muskingum County, o.
certify that the foregoing is full and
true copy of the original order now on file in
my Office. DANIEL WALTON,
CLERK of Monroe County Common Pleas.
Nov. Is, lS63-4w.
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THOsR SUFFERING FRO n BROKEN DOWN
and Delicate Constitutions, from whatever
cause. either in Male or Female, will find in
Hoofiand's German Bitters Il remedy that will
restore them to their usual health. Such
has been the case in thousands of ins ancps
and fair trial is but required to prove tie
assertion. ftr....,
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IN the present hard times, when South
ern Molasses and Syrups are very scarce
and high; and when it is necessary for al
to save as much money as possible, ths
true friends of the people are
E. E. FRAS1ER & SON.
who are Agents for the SUG AR MILLS
and EVAPORATORS of j. l. Gill
Son. Of Columbus; and also for those o.
various other firms in the State
These Mills and Evaporators, with care
full use, make from so to 100 gallons per
day, of most beautiful article of Syr-
ups from the Sorghum; almost as clear as
honey, and very pleasant to the taste.
Farmers who raise Sorghum, have now
an opportunity of procuring, near home, a
FIRST CLASS MIL,
of any size, according to their wants.
Two or three, or halfa dozen farmers. can
unite; and one of these Mills will do the
work of all. We have on hand, also,
Cooks Portable Eoaporator.
gss- All calls will receive prompt at.
tention. Call early on
r. E. FRASIER & SON,
Barnesville, Ohio.
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