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UTEsT, NORTHWEST, AND SOUTH
w WEST. :
TO CIVILIANS OFFICERS, BANpsMEN.
SOLDIERS, AND OTHERS.

SOLDIERS, AND OTHERS.
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
are running through passenger trains from Wash.
ington to the Ohio river, without change Of cars
daily at a. m. and y. M, and OIfeHs greater in.
dueements to the travelling public that any other
route, viz:
CHEAPER FARE,
LESS CHANGES OF CARS.
CLOSER CONNECTIONS,
AND QUICKER TIME,
This Is the only route that checks baggage from
Washington city to the West. Tickets GOOD until
uBedi and passengers have the privilege OF ayInF
over at any point on the route.
Passengers procuring tickets by this route, save
the delay and expense Of Omnibus transfer.
REMEMBER THE ONLY OFFICE to procure
tickets, 10 at the depot Of b. q o. r. r. baggage
received At any hour during the day, and no charge
for handling baggage. Aug2O-tf
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27
Rcv. lame. peIau.-our Eoub.rn e1.

Rev. James Peian. Our EoHheru eH'
changes give long accounts Of the shocking
assassination ofthe Rev. Jemes Pelan, q
Presbyterian minister, residing In Chichssav
county. west Of okalona, Mississippi, In Ju-
ly. by some Union men. disguised as sol
diers.-The Presbyterian.
The Reverend gentleman above noticed
was fof few years the stated supply Of th'
Presbytc rian church. at TifiG, Ohio.
He was an Englishmsn by birth, man o
some ability. plessau { speaker, and has Of
ten preached 10 the Presbyterian church O
this village, and was known to most Of oui
citizens.
Shortly afte, the breaking out Of the re.
bell;on he disposed Of his property in Tflin
and with what funds he codld collect. lcfl
that city for the sunny South, for the avowed
purpose of throwing his might in the seal,
Of the rebellion against the Government,
that he had sworn TO uphold anc protect,
when he took the oath Of allegiance. His ca.
reer has teen short one.
What part he played In the secession
game, no " goiug Oh against the Union, we
know not, but this we do know, from our
persona knowledge of the man, that with
his feelings enlisted upon the side oftreason,
he was not idle in carrying forward the aims
AMI euds Of the notorious scoundrcls who
are the head and front ofthe rebellion. We
do not Justify the assassination. or vindicatc
the cause of those engaged in it. But we do
know had he been true man, man OF Cod
aud one +, cognizing the great law, by which
the citizens should be governed, as taught
by the apostle, he would not have hurried
lr,m this sphere Of labor in the North, to
the hot bed of secession, and become sub
Get of J,T Davis, and his co-eonspirators -
His own rashness Ills own want Of loyalty
,--His disregard Of binding aud solemn
oath, his hOsty aightto the alms of traitors
may be aid to be the inditcct enrec OF hi
"shock ing assassination, though Union men
disguised - soldi,rs were the inmcdiatC
cause. Verify, the truth Of the scriptural
admonilion is true The way of the trans
grcssion /. hard So says the Wyaudot Pio
neer Of the Goth inst.
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AtstNANk = Vffktl ~ we ftn IlAWic'l
Uf the State Of Ohio
TirriS, Jan. 9Th, 1863,
thavc undivided this District into ten
(ln) Divisions, and appointed Assistant As
SCISSORS therciu, as follows, tc'Wit;
DiNstcS No. is comrri.cd of the several
Townships Of Lyme, Ridgfcld. Norwalk. f.
Townsend, wakcman. sherman, Pcrn, lron
srr. and Hartlsud. in Huron Crunty. mud
HIRAM ROSE of Norwslk, Huron County
Ohio, is the Assistant Assosscf therein.
Division No. . iscimpriscd of the sevcra
Townships Of Clntksfyld, Norwi ich, Green.
field, F,u6cld, Fitchville, New London.
Rlchmond. New Haven, Ripley, and Grrep.
wich, IN Huron County, aud ANSON n.
SkELLENGER, of New London, Huron
County. Ohio, is the Assistant Assessor
therein.
Division No. is coniprl'cd Of the several
Townships of Brriin, tkrcnce, Nctmillinn
Huron, Milan, Oxford, ututuu, and Perkins.
In Erie County. aud CHARLES II. RIOTS
FORD, of Florence. Hric County, Ohio, is
the Assistant Assessor therein.
Divis,oa No. ia comprised of the several
Townships ot Portland, Mafgarctta, nnd
Kcll,'s island, in Erie County, aud j. q.
HluELOw OF Sandu.ky. Eric County, q. .,
is the Assistant Assessor thereln.
Division No. is cNmpri.cd ot Ottawa
County, aud JAMES BINGHAM. of ron
Clinton, Ottawa County. Ohio, is the Assis
taut Assessor therein
Division No. q is comprised of Saniusky
& unity, and JOSEPH L. RAWSON. oi
Fremont, Snndusky County, Ohio. l. Assist.
ant Assessor th' rein.
Division No. is comprised Of the several
townships uf Adams, Pleasant, Liberty
jackson, Loudon, Rig Spring seneca and
Hopcwcll, aud all that port Of Clinton ruwn
ship which Is situated on the west side VI
the Spudusky River, in Scnt ca County. aud
JOHN A. HALL. of rithn. Seneca county
Ohio, IL the Assistant ASS, sscr therein.
Division M. : is comprised of the several
Townships of Eden, Bloom, Venice, Reed
Thompson, and Scipio, aud all that part oi
Clinton Township which is situated east ol
the Sanduskv River, IN Seneca County, aud
rulLlP SPElLMAN. Of riinn, Seneca
County, is the Assistant Assessor there in.
Division NJ. Is comprised of the several
/ Townships Of Polk, jackson, Venice. San.
dusky. Liberty, ChaIiicld. Cranberry, aud
Auburn, Ia Crawford County, aud g 10 RGE
". TEEL, OF Sulphur Springs. Crawford
County, Ohio, Is the Assistant Asscsso.
therein.
Division No. Ois comprised Of the scv.
cral Townships OF Milestone, Dallas. Bu,
cyrus, Tod. Texas. Holmes. aud l.ykcns
in Crawford County, and JAMES LEWIS
of Bucyrus. Crawfo County, Ohio, l. thc
Assistant Assessor therein.
LUTHER A. HALL.
Assessor for the 9th District Of the State oI
Ohio
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRIIN'S
Pulmonic Wafersl

The Original Medicine established IN pa, tud The
hfJ nnirlc ever tntndurcd under the name OF
"ruLNoNlc WArsns," >" IN ilisor any other cornil,i
all other Pulnunlc Waters ntc countcTirsi.. The
genuine cnn be known 10y the name OF BRYAN
being stamped on each Water,
BRylNs ruLNoScic WArrRs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, fore Throat, noarene".
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Asthma, bronchitis, Difficult Ircathins
Brynn's Pulmouic Waters
Relieve spiuing OF lIood, Pains IN the Chest.
Brynn's Pulmonc WATERS
Relieve lncipicn, Con,umpiion, Lung Diseases.
Drynn's pulmonic Wufcis
Relieve Imitation of the uvual aud Tou,il'
Bryan's pulmunic WATERS
Relieve lie above complaints IN ten minutes.
Brvan's Pulmonic Waters
Are 4 blessing to all Glasses sui Constitutions
Bryan's pulmonic Waters
Are adap,ed for Noralisu and Public Speakers,
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are In simple iorn aud pleasant to tho taste,
Brynn's Pnlmonic WATERS
Not only relieve but effect ripii and lasting
BryOn's Pulmonic Wolcrs
Arc warranted to give sat- u'iaetion to every QUO,
No l1mily slould he without n box Of
B'yan's PulmOuic WATERS
In the house.
No traveller shonld be without supply OF
Bryan's PulInonic Waters
In his pocket.
No person will eyet object 10 give for
Bryen's Pulmonic WATERS
Twenty,fvs Gents.
ION MOSES, Sole Proprietor, % Courtlant 81. ". \
September IS, 1919, 5i--ll
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To the Military OF Ohio.
Press of Cincinnati /:

To The Press Of CmeiaRati:
CoLUMBUs, November 22.-To the
several Military g .hm ittees. The re.
cruits heretofore ordered TO report at
Johnson's Island will report at Camp
Cleveland, instead of the island.
DAVID TOD, Governor.
OF Columbia county, is among the
first counties in the United States in the
produce of wool. The clip this year will
reach about 650,o00 pounds. About one
half of it has bsen sold, at prices aver
aging about 75c. per pound. The bal
ance is held for higher prices.
0TTHE Dayton Journal reports the
exceedingly prosperous condition of q
wooden-wure mandatory in that city
They consume some is to 90 cords ol
pine timber per week, in the manufacture
Of tubs, buckets, &C., und find ready
sale.
0TGoyERsoR RAMSEY, OF Minnesota
has taken to Washington treaty with
the Indians on the of Red River, by
which We acquire 100000 acres oi
land, all distractions to traders from ST
Paul are removed,
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Atlantic Monthly.-We take pleasure
in noticing the December number Of this
valuable Magazine. The co ntcnts are rich
and interesting. The prosperity Of the A.
LASric MoSTHLr enables its conduc tors To
employ the most eminent talent of the coun
try. All the best known writer's in Amercin
Literature contribute constantly 10 Its pa
gee. Terms--3O0. Address, TlcKSon 4
TELD,, 1875 Washington street. Boston. New
Volume commences January lat, 1864.
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e5S- Perfection has been obtained, through
ant, science and experience, in the manuiac'
ture of Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Salera.
tus, as every lady las tested it universally
exe'aims. There is nothing Ike it -
Don't IA to tesla paper, aud you will new.
er uFe any other. Call on your Groeer fol
it, and do not be put OF with any other, AlI
the Grocers sell it. At whole,als by all
Dealers.
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sAxpuskr, Ohio, Nov. 9Th, A. D. is6;

The quota If men TO he furnished by the
oh Congressional District, under the late
call of the President for Three Hundred
Thousand Troops, is Seventeen Hundred and
Ninety. four. The District has been re'sub'
divided, So ms to allow TO the separate town
shiIs and Wards, credit for the number OF
Volunteers Recruits, furnished 10y each since
the 25lh of Octobor, 1864.
The number arportioned to each sub Dis
trict is gwen in the following table. u the
required nuNber Is not raised by Volunteer.
il 2. n DRAFT will be made for tie same and
Pinv per cent In addition, to cover dehcien
cies arising from exemptions allowed by the
law. .
J.J. STEINER.
Capt. and P.ov- Marshal 9th Dist. Of Ohio.
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Ono SOLDIERS Avn MARINks.-Tbc
following table shows the number Of
men who have catered the army aud Ma.
W Of the United States from the several
copniics in Ohio. !, is the result Of the
returns made by the Assessors under the
law passed last winter, for the relief Of
volunteers in the military and marine
service Of the Gcnctal Government
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The Continental Monthiy.-The De
eember number ofthis valuable monthly pub.
lieation is excellen,. 1t contains an abund-
snce Of good so and sensible reading. This
Magazine deserves an extensive circulation
o Terms--s3 900 per year. Address, Jons F.
TRow, 50 Greene Street, New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27

"The Star Sisters.''-A Concert wa,
given In this place. in Hedges Hall on Tues
day Evening. by MADAME JUvINELIA OLIVIA
and her sister, Miss CELKsrIA to u crowded
house. The performance was excellent
surprising all similar Concerts that have ev
er exhibited in this place. Go tonight
"wednesday and hear the 4" Star Sisters,
and you will get rich treat.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27

Prof. Webster, will please call at the
Tribune office, as he will hear something to
his interest.
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soldiers. vo,e for seneca Couu. :.

ty.-The following Is the vote east for tbe
several candidates, by the soldiers from
Seneca county, at the late election. We
also give the home vote. II will be seen
that our county casts total vote OF o..
47b, or one out of every FIVE persons :.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27

Mr.. John n. Edgar, will hoar some
thing to his interest by cL!iug at the Tribune
Office.
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Notice.

Tie Partnership existing between
the undersigned under the firm named Of
PALMER 4 KELLOGG. IS this dly (octo
ber, -. 1869 dissolved by mutual consent
JAMES ID. PALMER will receive payment
ofall claims due To tho said firm, and has
assumed, and to pay all Of the liabilities Of
the said firm
HARRY J. KELLOGG.
JAMES d. PALhER.
Tiffin Nov, s, 1863. SIT.
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War Claims Il Pensions,

Pennington, Lee ~ Brewer will
give ptpmpt attspt"n To tho collection end prosrrH
ton Of allraims ssniat ike Gaye tnn, At iof Aari
pay, bounty, Nc., and pSocufta
PENSIONS
| or disabled soldier, and vidows OF Ieeea,.h er,..
| aud soldiers
Mn, PESsisdroS having reilrrd tom the am,
ttcsumedth the pfBctics oflaw.
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r. TT. W. and Chicago II. X. Co.
PASSING FOREST.
9. NJ pETTENCILL co.,

No. 81 Park Row, New York, ar d Estate
ST., Boston, are our Agents for the TiFFfS
'TRIbUSE, in those cities, and are authorized
70 take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
us at our lowest rates.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27

|, .0!o#h Minor Boris, who is now al
his res 'dence at Auburn, Culpeper Coqn-
ty, previous to our recent advance over
the Rappahennock, sent letter to the
Richmond Examiner, on the. subject Of
his arrest aud treatment. II is full of
interest, and copy has been obtained
for publication,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27
A Farm for Sale,

Consisting of two hundred and
four acres, lyiag in the south east corner af
Clinton township, Seneca County, q 10 -
For further particulars enquire uf john NJ.
Naylor IN Titiin, or the subscriber rcsidh.s e
on tue premises.
ABRAHAM FLEET,
July 10, ls63. n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27

Mr.. BENJAMIN Upton, is requested to
call at the TRBuSr oyrIcE, and get his
&" Patent Right Deed" which was printed for
him in the early part OF the summer
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27

For Coughs and Colds.--We can con.
fden,ly recommend " SELLERS CorGH Syn
W." as the Test article we ever used. Du
Boz has il, and other Druggists, also. /.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27

IIarper's observation-disclosures for De-
ssmbsr is good. and contains a variety of
useful aud interesting reading matter. Those
who have not been in the hibit OF reading
HiRrrR, should by all means procure the
December number. We doubt whether you
can get any publication to pass of long
winter evenings, that will be more pleasant,
than perusing the pages Of this excellent Mag
axine
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27
Strayctl.

On Saturday Evening, from the
North GreeDfe d Road. between Tifin and
Republic, a DARK BAY HORSE, between
! aud years Of agc. with n Saddle, Bride
and Halter on him. Had shoes on his fore
feet, and none on behind; no particular
marks are known to give further descrip
ton Any person giving information Of the
Whereabouts of said horse, dc, will be lib,
eIaliy n Iw4rdcd.
RICHARD FREES.
Bloomfield Twp, Seneca Co., Ohio
Nov. ~, 1863 6-3ts
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TIFFIN, o., NOV. 27, 1868.

woodi wood l!--Subscri6crs to ,h'
Tribune. who promised to pay their sub
scrip, ion in Wood, sill do so. Immediately
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27

A Communication from Rev. j. W.
Soupks, was received too late for publication
this week. 1t will appear in our next.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27
Notice.
JAMES d. HARTFORD, Plan in.
against
PHILIP W CRONTON Defendant
Notice.

against
PHILIP W. CROXTON. Defendant.
Court Of Common Pleas, Seneca COUNTY, % bio
Civil Action,
The Defendant will take notice that the
Plaintiff filed in snid Court. November 4th
1863, his petition against him, in which he
AYERS that there is due TO him from De.
iendant, on a promissory note, given To John
Henry, 50 Sc, with interest from June 20th
1856 also that there Is due him from De-
fendant Sl4i,03 on an aecout for goods sold
and delivered ; and that the residence and
Whereabouts Of Defendant hns been un.
known To Plaintiff since January lst. 1851.
Attachment against Defendant has been H..
sued Petition must lie answered by the 9Th
day Of January 1851,
LEE 4 BREWER.
Aity's. for Plaintiff
November 6. 1863. 5--6t.
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BY virtue OF an order issued by the A. A.
Provost Marshal General oi Ohio, | am Au.
thoriz"d to receive Recruits, for any Regi.
ment. Battalion or Battery now In tie
field from this State.
A Bounty of THREE HUNDRED Dol
LARS will be paid to all ucw Recruits
aud Bounty Of FOUR HUNDRED Dol.
LARS for veterans.
any one dcsirous Of scouting to bimsrlf
the benefit of this liberal offer Of the Gov
ernmcnt, cnn do so by application at my
Head Quatt"rs in the Custom House in San.
dusky City, Ohio.
J.J. STEINER,
Capt. aud Pro. Marshal, 9th Dist. Of Ohio.
Nov. 3, 1863. 5-tf.
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audir, H. II roG donr like u bring it back
u does away with spm,Hrl ~u,ts, aud the hrft
r'i, o' washing aud makes the women good nS,ni,d
On Washing duy.
Cloth Frames, Wsshing Nnehine., Liniur Iact.
Com llusArt', Wine AMI ttdcr Nil,, aud rr,,.,,
hnd all kind. Of Labor stttns turlems nt, aud Wa
chlne ~. Cbll aud ssr the ut
sMllH HARMS 60. No. Hedges New Flock
THIN, November 0. lea. S-lm
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Potatoes.--A few bushels Of good Pota-
toes wanted at this Office on subscription
Immediately.
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Seneca County Academy.
THE UsE.N'TER TER.M,

Of Seneca County Academy will
commence on the 30th of NO
VEMBER, and will continue II
weeks. The course of study ON,
braces the Common Branches, Ma &.
tural Sciences, Mathematics and
Languages.
Tuition,
Payable in Advance, $500 Per Quar-.
Music extra, with use of Piano $1,000
J.E. GREGORY, Principal.
Movcml er -. lSli1. 6-.3t
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Soldiers and their Heirs :
TAKE NOTICE.

Tux undersigned has made sucII
arrangements that lie can secure
BouNr1, BAcX Pay, PESstoNs, dc.
FOR SOLDIERS AND THEIR llEIRs IN
the shortest possible time in which,
the same can he done.
obtain PEN lions for DIsAnLrp
SOLDIERS, for the WInow Of Dr-
CEASED SoLnIERs, for the WIpowtp
MoruEHs and ORrnAN SISTERS ~
SOLDIERS who died unmarried
| ! nm in constant communication with The
PWorER DrrNUtNfNrs and cpn insure rrompt
returns To- my applications.
FEES $500, For Each Application
| fyou wish YOUR business promptly uiien.
dcd to, and your accounts against "a, Gov.
crnrcut collected With di,latch, cali on ,ne.
] OFFICE Ia Hedges Block.
A. II. BIERS.
: Vthn. Erhfuafv 90. I ~ sn-tf
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2 A French Bishop recently alluded to
crinoline in his sermon, admonishing
fair hearers that the gates of Paradise
were but narrow, f' 20
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"Is That Moth cr!r


IL that mother bending DER me
As she sang my cradle hymn
Kheeliig there in tears 6tioremo
Say Y--my sight ia growing din.
Comes she from the old home lowly ;
Out um,rg the Northern hills,
To her pet boy dying slowly
OF wars battle.vounds AID lis
Mother ! oh we Lravely batllrd!
Bat.led till the day was done
While the leaden hail storm rattlcd--
Man to man and gun to gun.
But we failed--and | am dying
Dying in my boyhood' years
Thcre--no weeping-self denying,
Noble deaths demand no tears
Fold your arms again around me
PressOgain my achirg head
Sing the lullaby you sang me
Kiss me mother. ere I'm dend.
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Coal Oil! Coal Oil.

FIFTEEN Barrels of Coal Oil. just
received, white and clear, burns
without smoke or smell. For sails
at the Drug Store OF
y. +. MxRouARnr.
Aug. I, 1868. 43-
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Democrats in Roman Republicans in
Itdlic.
1t will be seen that the whole Demo
cratic ticket has from - to liz majority
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27
Notice.

OFHcg ~ Ppovosr MAusuAL Of the
9th Congressional District ol Ohio,
Sandusky City, Oct. -, 1863.
Recruiting Service.
by viltuc Of an order issucl by the \. A.
Provost Marshal General of Ohio, am au.
thurized to receive Recruits, for any Rcgi
ment, Battalion or Battery now In the field
from this State.
/ a Bouuty of THREE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS will he paid to all new Rccrui;s--and
Bounty OF FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
for veterans
/ Any one desirous &C securing to himself
the benefit of this liberal ollrr or the Gov.
erumcnt, ran do so 10y application at my
Head Quarters in the Custom House in San
dusky City, Ohio. J.I. 81 Elmer.
| Capt and Pro. Marshal. 9th Diet. OF Ohio.
! Oct l6, 1861 n--f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27
HOW ARD Association.
puIINnEI pIIIN

Fotthe Reltrtofthc stck and nisfe"ed. sdiir,sd
with \rulent md Chnni' ui,rts~s, sudr ,p~uiaiiy
the ture Of nts"sse, Of the cSuaiUrgan.
M EniCAL AhviCk given eriif, by the AeuuG
AVA Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on sperrst ,rrhna. of
Somtnal Weakness, aud ot her Oiv'as-. SrsHnf
orgins, aud onthe NV RgMgmKs rinpln, .d In n q
Op'nsatv,se To- the afflicted IN sealed si.r snVsi
nprs, free of chater rwootthres stamp. for ms, 4.
age will he acceptable.
Adrcs,, DR.. skILItN HorGuToN, Acurs
surgeon, lowatl Assoc,n'ipn, No, = South Ninthst.
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