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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-28

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-28
By VIM. II. Fewle L Sens, A1cte,
l63 Man street

I'M MONDAY. H<Ich Sd, we shal sell . large
Inns Of Manufactured end Smoking Tobacco
Anu Groceries
On rhURsDAY. March 9Th, full assortment
OF Staple aid Fancy Dry Goods Hats, Caps, Shoes,
and rotions-of which sse particulars In future
advertisement.
Our TobasOo and Grocery sales will be held re-.
eIlseiy On MONDAY, snd Dry Goods, Hats shoes.
ito, on YhurSday u eash week. %w,
f. s7-ss WIZ q FOWLB Z SOM. AuetA
~ Mul, Diekinssn 4 Co., Ausss.
TSEUaTRE'g SALE or NRSROEg.-At the
II auction house Of Eli, Dickinson 4 Go, on
HUNcAY, the n March, at 10 o'clock, will b. sold
ave likely Esgrosa, Wig:
HLLK1 aud child,
T0Nly, -
GEORGE,
and ROBERT,
belonging to thu esta,s Ct q Rawlings, dec d,
JOHN u PATTON, Trus.ee.
HILL, CTGRtSsn9 4 DO, Aucts 10 sG--tds
NTOfIoR.-Wil b. cold At auction, on "a q
In March to tbs h;ghers bidder, In the town u
&.a.Eksviiie W., fos cash, Old locomotive krgins
l Tsrds-; pairs Of Driving whssis. four fset In
diameter, with tlisir axsis, having one aud half
inches wrought troc tires, bus little worm 10 or -
pairs Of old Trunk end Gar wheels with their
axlss. Also, To- OF seel Gar Springs and wrought
ana ecrAp I-6,l. A HUPKlRS.
~ 2o-3s* gup't Railroad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-28

ERAHED H0U9e, And LOT, on Cherry st,
ks In tho plan OK Bslviiese, AT A7C1If3a--
We will sell upon The premises. on TUE D. Y, the
% day Ct March. commencing at Al clio K H. q
vsry comfortable framed Heuss loo ted OF aariy,
near Beivi0ere street 1t contains four ga losn.s
with other ccnveufences, al; In good order Thc
Lot fronts 20 feet and ruzs back les ises
TRIMS -Oae taird cash balance s. Z gad u
months for negotiable notos, intares; adasd AID
secured by trust deed Ths purchases 10 pay
the taxes for 1863.
fa 2S JAa M.TAYInR n Snfs Aua..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-28

belonging to the esta,s Ct q Rawlings, dec d,
JOHN u PATTON, Trus.ee.
HILL, CTGRtssns 4 10, Aucta 10 sf-tds
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24
CHEAP FIELD FENCE.

A good and sufficient field fence
can be made with fifteen inches in
width OF boards, or fifty rods of
fence to the thousand feet of
boards. Set the posts, and nail the
first board nine inches from the
ground ; then make the spaces five,
S x, seven and ten inches, five board
three inches each in fifteen inches,
now turn turrow six inches deep
toward the fence on each side.
This brings the earth within three
inches of the bottom board, and
adds six inches to the height Of the
fence, measuring from the bottom
Of the iurrow, and the ditch or
bank makes it very unhandy for
animals to get at the fence. This
makes fence four feet ten inches
high.
have several hundred rods of
such fence. The first was built
five years ago. 1t has proved per.
fectly safe and sufficient against
cattle that are unruly. twas not
racked by the wind like a fence of
wider boards. Fourteen feet boards
with one post in the middle, take
a less number of posts, and makes
as good fence as twelves. l have
used white oak boards at about
twelve dollars per thousand, and
swamp oak split posts at four
cents each.-G GeneSsee Farmer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24
The Future Of Horses.

The draft upon the serviceable
horses of the country has been so
great, that the horse interest is
bound to go up; and among the
best investments Of live stock now
to be made will be the purchase of
likely colts for raising to maturity:
the next to this, the breeding CT
good horse stock for the future sup
ply. Now that the practice of the
Government has cleared the coun-
try of low-priced auimals, let US
turn over a new leaf in our style
of orse.brceding and go in for
something that will do good SER
vice and command good prices
ohio Farm er.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24
Scratches In Horses.

9. &. SEWERS, Campbell coun-
ty, Ohio, gives his experience as
follows; "Thc best remedy ever
tried is to walk the horse up and
down in running water two or
three times day, for a few days;
this always cures my horse. The
cause | ascribe to filthy stable, as
my horse never gets the scratches,
unless | employ a certain lazy
farm hand in the neighborhood
for a makeshiit; he and the
scratches come together"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24

CoRN-FoDrER.-Wcll cured corn
fodder is worth just as much as
good hay. 1t needs greater ex.
penditure of labor to prepre t so
that cattle will eat it clean. but cut
up and torn or crushed as it is done
by some feed-cutting machines,
wetted and allowed TO stand few
hours with a sprinkling of salt or
oil meal mixed in, it will be eaten
with great relish.-When hay is
high and corn is scarce, it is a pity
to have any of it wasted,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24
WIT AND HUMOR.
Always went DoubIe Charged.

a good story is told of one
George Shaffer, who, many years
ago, lived in Portsmouth. Once
he had been to Newcastle, cunning.
and was coming home with his
game bag empty,and weary, when
he stopped at the dollhouse for n
moments rest. Says he to the
toll-kecper.
There's a fine lot ofducks back
here in the pond what will Won
charge to let mo fire into them 2,
Can't do it," responded the
toll man. 81 don't want to have
my ducks killed"
George puts his gun in the toll
house, and walked back to take
another look at the ducks. When
he was gone the toll.man, who was
II wag, drew the shot from the bar
rel and then replaced the gun
George returned and again renew
ed the question. Well, said the
toll-man, though you are good
shot, | don't believe you could
hurt them much. Give me a dol
lar and you may fire."
The dollar was paid, and quito
a party who had gathered round.
went back to witness Georges dis
comfiture. He raised his gun, fir
ed, and killed nine of them.
"The duce !" cried the toll.man.
| took the charge out of your gum"
YES" said George, 81 suppos-
ed You would. lalways | go double
charged
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24

s. G.. of Norfolk, Connecticut;
says in letter to the Agricultur.
ist; The folio wing treatment.
which J have tried some years, has
never failed to stop the evil. Put
a strap round the COW Just in from,
Of the bag, and buckle it rather
tight. Ii the COW tries to kick.
draw the strap a little tighter
She will never get used TO it, and
it never does any injury. She
will keep on eating as usual, but
has no inclination to lift her feet.
even to walk about"
This may answer the purpose ,
the experiment is easily tried.
I'm witness whereof, VIC hereby
testify to having tried the above.
successfully years ago, upon a
three-year old heifer. 1t is a sure
pop every time-"-K. K Jour.
nal Of Agricultural.
We tried it this fall upon a
two-year old heifer, and it worked
like a harm."-NaSs. PlOugA.
man.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24

FARMERS CLuBs.-He who neg
lects opportunities to meet and
talk over agricultural matters with
his brother farmers loses much.
See to it ii possible that there is
some regular neighborhood meet
ing of farmers. and their wives and
adult children, to secure improve
ment in farming and kindred
things.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24

FENCE TIMBER.-As fence mend
ing and setting is one of the first
duties after the frost is out Of the
ground, so standing job for the
Winter is the getting out Off good
supply ofposts, rails and stakes.
Let it not be forgotten.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24
To Unraa nmnnIa

IN SWEETS iNFAl LIntE LINiMENT ron
HhNNIN H. uniiNalled hN Hny, and ~ ~ eases of
inmsues., arising from Spfatus, Nfutscs or Ntenth
iur, ~ sHrcts IN maeirnl aud certain. lltTres ~
rHdl" Calf, Srt.t,hes, Mage, Aru " VIII nlsn
rute 'p"e'lilN Spawn md NsnFhone may he ep.ily
rtr'eni"d sud rutei IN thrt iurtpieut stages, hut
'"uttrrd ESQ, afv heNuud the possibility uf tad.
cal cute No UHses Of the kind. huweVrt, H. 80 'rs.
prfHte -. hopeless BOT " NAV be- ail,,Btsd by this
l'him'nt tnd diis faithful APPLICATION viii niwHys ~.
mo,. the Itmenrss, sud enable the hofiet to ttayel
" IN ronipHTt tive ease.
E,,N horse oNnst should hsye hi, remedy NJ
lHni, tot ~ umrN n.r NJ the Gt,t appearance ~
irmrness will efr,melv prevent those infmidshi
disu1sr. menttonei, To Witch all hatsrs are lahle
sud Witch trnict 80 u1ny ohetWise valuable hnss,,
nentl, wotthlcss. Zee Ad,efttsement.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24

A SENTIMENTAL chap insends 10,
petition Congress for an act to. i'm
prove the channel of affection, so
that henceforth ''the csasae of true
love may run sme oth.o .stssa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24

SAYINGS THAT ARE NOT Poor
RIcuARD's.-Man was created a,
little lower than the angels, and
he has been getting "a little low
er" ever since.
You can tell just about what a
a man will do by hearing what he
has did. FOL. 7ss stsa.a
l am prepared to say to seven OF
the rich men ont of every ten,-
" Make the most of your money,
for your money makes the most Of
you. laraaasr7ts aI af tai,ol trpl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24
tUoNNUNtcArEpl
Pulmonary Consumption n Durable
Disease.
A CARD.
TO CONSI' 'MprIVES
TO CoNsiJMPrIvEs.
TwBNTY.oN YEARS AGO.

Ma. q. g. HHsroL y distingnithed Chemist aud
nmsgist NJ the uity of Hpifilo, n \. Invented and
mAnuieciutcda cn upound known Az nRisroLs nat.
stHut Ito, ,HHoUNr, which u p,ffect specific for
ruurhs, colds, ~ auy bronchial NJ IuBg di.nitte.
sn'ing from damp, cold, of sudden change oi the
weathrf
E,ety ret.on who has ever t,ken Bntois Rai.
sem Of Hnufhounh, pf1nounrrs " The best auieis
ever Invented sni 80 iu,tl, rslchfHied ha. " bs
come, ihai the n1fltt " afr adt toll Of limitations
cuuntefieits, sod most dangerous compounds, under
The nhHe ofUalslm uf IloHftGund. Therefore, vi.
ws'. be yatsiul 10 call TO- nfi.ols Ra.am, snd see
ihni hs NHiiTsN Signature 10 on the outside label
of the bottle.
M,rH.-lhis inv tlu'hle Medicine hs. been nov
'ouo tWent, on" terr. herte the puhhr. and With
on soy rhifi On ihr P,f ~ the Ptopdsiof ~ sale
has become 'ufy extensive and ~ dttt, iurfeatins
lhg low rftro ~ witch tlu Medicine H. suh tgAttsl
rnablr' sll ~ paHtkr ofii. hesiing gus'iues.
tRpSbN, huhalo, V,
sole manufacture. To- wton, ~ cti,fs ,houid be
Hd' t'''cd. f't,alc 10y allie.rcctHhle drugr,J..
Arul t5, ttUa. gs-romiy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24
@-@
A Joke.

A ragged-looking rebel went in.
to a lloosier's house during tho
;aid. and got to putting on airs,
telling the girls that he was John
Morgan, and the old lady, who
had hearn on him." tainted and
rolled under tho table. The girls
kneeled over against the wall, fell
over the chairs, &c. Secesh was
about going into cupboard, wien
a long sandy haired chap entered
the room. .n
Who the h-ll are your said
Sandy cycling him closely.
"lm Morgan. Why ~ rp
"l'm told you're a hoss at kiss
in and as you've hugged the
oman and squeezed the gals to
death, guess you had better drop
them pics and things" "uo
"Pisen things :" Shouted the
rebel turning pale as he dropped
load ofpies, corncakes, hams, &C.,
which he "confiscated," and had
been eating heartily of, sim a
gone goslin!" And dropped upon
the floor.
The girls tied him, and Sandy
and the old oman like to beat him
to death, and then let him 90.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24

: dunno an argument the other
day, a fellow in'an excited state,
declared that the North could lick
the South a feet maaasd with wo.
man. .iat rnT oii y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24

ihaye gipesy- -One (9lj Acres Of choice land
IN Wood county, eight miles from Fostorla,
that ! will sell low for cash. lDt
Mn. sPEILMAN. %
Tifin, Nov. 20, le63. sssg 7--3aaue.s
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24

SOME men keep savage dogs
around their houses, SO that the
hungry poor who stop to "get a
bite" may get it outside the door
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24
Tho Confession and Experience
of an Invalid

Fuh'i'hed iot The benefit aud NJ, rHnion To- ,uurg
m"n, md "lhtt', Who ,nilcf from Nervous ncbiliiy
Fad, decay, Rpd theft ttnttrd nilmrWsa supri,iug
The means ois'll ruir. Nv our Who has rurrd him
sell, nfiefhrin victim ~ nt.plaoci confidence w
medical h. u,hurHnd qurckcn. HNrncln,inrH post
pHiddtf"cied envelope, singls ,opirs ma, rhad NJ
The suth"f, NNtuhNtrt MAlTAtR, tsd.. nodfti,
hings touniNt View \otk, Jauln.l yeom
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24
Improved Duplex In Full Ruby
ACtinns.

A ftd class Huntng Time Piece OF Riiyermstetial,
over which is eee,To.hne plated ~ L. gold most da.
rablY wrought, max ing the imitation fsuess that
Il be detected from the solid materia al BY the
most experienced judges; acids win not nectt.-
London made movement. IMPROVED DUPLEN in YuLL
RunY AcrIos has sweep seconds sad is not to be ex.
eelied IN general appearance. This Is dee dedly one
of the best articles Offered for traders aud spee.
ulaiors. Engineers emgrants, and persons travelling,
ill find them snpe rior any olherj alteration of o
mate viii affect their accuracy Price, packed In
good shane and good running ordsr only sa5 ease
of 8 Tor S2IO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24
FOR SALE BY

for sale IN screen county by ! L., 1t. John h Go
nabol, 60. aud J. \. Mur1uanit, rifh, u, IIsi
lowell u VI Atndt, Adrian j. W Miller, Auica
" w Holman, ReTwieki John Lewis, nettsVillr;
. NoanNeb Waisens St,tiosi EP pii,,. Blonm, II
" q Cte1te' West Lodti Du Bois \ Cc., Ro,ioria;
Jame'GEay Mslmesei silcoN, West Lodi, =
Natss, ,Grson spUngS dstaTIt
Andbym.fchanu ssd dtaggis, gsaetally throur rhou,
he initvd Ststessnd Cansdss
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24
PRICES REDUCED.
GEO. r. HUSS,
No. , TOlnb's Block,

SCHOOL BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOK
MUSIC BOOKS,
ALL KINDS OF BOOKS.
Union Paper, so styles,
Union Envelopes, 80 styles,
Commercial Note Paper,
Letter Paper,
Foolseap Paper,
Envelopes of every kind,
Autographs and Steel Engraving
of all the Generals in the army,
Diaries,
Pictures,
States,
Music,
Memorandums,
Gold Pens;
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24
SOLD VERY CHEAP FOR CASH


L. ~
"%:sss'@ sss W>essze
Great Improvement of the Age
THE GOOD SAMARITAN,
Hot-.fir Draught
LARGE VENTILATED OVEN.
COOKING STOVE
FOR WOOD OR COAL.
The Good Samaritan
Is the best finished and most durable
Stove of the day.
The Good Samaritan
Combines every advantage for Cooking
ever applied To Stov,.
The Good Samaritan
Dakcs perfectly on Top and IN the Oven,
and Rugsts in Front at the same
time, without imparting the ila-
vor Of one kind of food to
another.
The Ventilated Oven
BY the constant'udmissio of pure fresh
air, Always insurcs Sweetness to the
food being baked.
The lIot-Air Draught
Raises the temperature of the Fire Box
and increases the heating properties
of the stove, thus enabling
The Good Samaritan
To do more work IN every variety of
Cooking with less Fuel, than any
Stove in the World.
The Good Samaritan
Has the most perfect arrangement for
Broiling on the Front Hearth, with
cut interfering with the other
operations of Cooking.
The Good Samaritan
Has constant supply of Hot Water
without Cost, and heats Water for
the Bathing Room superior to
any Range.
Tho Good Samaritan
IL in every respect worthy of its name.
COME AND SEE IT
FOR SALE AT
YERR'S Stove Emporium,
TEFEE.H OEEO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24

Do YOU wish to he blessed with md admired frt
PEAHtY NHiTz aud dSouSp TEETH Tee IIt WN,
u. iIuRD'S UNRivALLED TOOTn POWDER,
warrnntcd free from acid, slkali, or sny iuiarou.
snb'lnnce. Price IS cent, per box.
to- Hewars orths nuiiuaTy cLean Tooth Powder.
which whilcn but DESTROY.
no yon wi.h tohe rrrinin that yonr hrenth " pnre
sweet aud agreeable to husband ot wife, tower ~
MOUTH WASH, Price ~, cents per bottle.
THUS nsiineent wHsh u nso the best remedy In the
world for CASKER, BAp BrEArH LEEpISa GuMs
Sous NORM. etc. II has ruied huu'red..
DO ynu or our children suffr ifom rOOTITACHEi :
Get nR lllRn'S MAGIC TOOTllACIE DROPS,
Price, ~ cents per bottle.
Afc van afflicted With NEURALGIA Get OR.
llURDS NEuRAiGiA rLASTERS. The most
effective and dvhgltful remedy Known.
They do not adhere nor blister. hut soothe and
rhrun pain away, Try them. Price, Is aud Y,
ceuis. Mailed on receipt Of price.
\ VI atise On the hest means Of pte'etving the
Teeth, matted receipt Of the price, IN crni, Il IL,
uunble little wOtk aud ,houldbe "a the pos.ession
nt evrry pcr'cn.
for sale aall the best stores throughout the coun.
ttV.
rAUrIoN,-As there are dealers who take sdvan
tnge Of nur Advertisements 10 imrnsc upon iherous
toners inferior preparations, u /, necessary to In
II upon having what you call for and you viii ugr
ms ngsr, thoroughly tested, aud prepared hV m
pctienced bcntid. Treasurer Of the New NnTk state
Dentisis AssociHtion, and Vice President of the
New Nork city DentalS Socirty.
Addre" W. nuRp SCO.,
Tribune Duihing', New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24

C
ASn wouSns, riLss Hsspacns, AND ALL
RngusArio AND STRvors DISORDERS.
DR.. Stephen Sweet. of Connecticut.
The Great Naiutnl Hone Setter.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
isknowu all over the United states.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut,
4. tho Nuthor or"Dr. Sweet. infalHblr Llnim-n,." 3"
DIR. Sweets lntalliblc Liniment,
Curc, RheumaIi.m and never tails.
DIR. Sweets lniallible Liniment,
I, n &c rain remedy tor Ncuralgis.
DIR. Sweets lnialliblc Linimcrt.
Cares Buru, and scsld, Immediately.
DIR. Sweets lnialliblo Liniment,
IL the best known Remedy for sptains and bruises.
DIR. Sweets lntallible Linimcnt.
rure. Headache immediately aud W.. never know n
total.
DIR. Sweets Iuiallible Linimcut
Ahoul, immediate RcHcrlot rile., and seldom fail
tocurr.
DIR. Sweets lniallible Linimcnts
Cures Tooihnche In one Minute.
DIR. Sweets Intallible LinimcntI
Cure, Cuts ard Wound, Immediately aud leaves
scar,
DR.. Sweets lnfallible Liniment,
Il the hest remedy tot sores in the known world.
DIR. Sweets lniallible Linimcnt.
Has been used by more than million people, aud all
praise II.
DIR. Sweets lnfallible Linimcnt,
IsTuly friend In need, aud every family should
have u NJ hand.
DIR Sweets lnfalliblc Liniment,
l. for sale by all nmrgists rice IS aud 80 cents.
RICiI NRDSON CO.,
Sole rtoptetors, Norwich, Ct.
For saleby all Dealers.
july ~. 1857 ti-Iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24
william, S.aIiup,

Clock and Watch Makor.-All Il
kinds Of watches kept constantly on hand
Store IN Tmnb's Block
Tinin, Fapt. Isth, tssi.ly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24
w. y. a. N. Noble,

Attorneys q Counsctlors at Law.
Once in singer, New Block, opposite ths ron"
ttouse. nn,Ri
W. +, Noble, Haulson Noble.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24
SENECA COUNTY
Stave and Heading Factory,
Tiffir, Ohio.

W. R. cHAMBERLIN, has eontsntly on
hand Flour and Fruit Barrel Slaves. well
seasoned and kiln dried heading. Prompt
attention given 20 all orders. Also Scroll
saving and Turning done TO order.
Nov. Q, 1863. 5--W
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24
MntheMs' Chncnlntc Wntm nrnnsl

NEVER ftii ~ lp,tro, ,ud aNetminste M Lind,
oilntesiinNt Worms. Ne perfectly trlinhle tn all
rHsrs aud fat sup'tiot 20 nny Hnd al n the Tnnc,
Worm tont'rtiop, aud nau,cous NrtniGtr 80
Ihet mHN he taken NJ MI times with psficrt safety
nsthcN caiirin Np NERru nv, ot Other dclotrti.
"u' dtur. Mothrf' ,hould always purchase them aud
rtvr iltrif rtilltrr NJ othrt.
va fsthatitr whatever. nueressrt, IN be- rivenl
ENch hnN contain. - dtrps ~ tngunrr. ptipr
c,s, For sale by ~ dmvvi.is aud deal =, In
Mcdiciues, &. Il. WAIklR. Grnl. Arrut,
nunao, \, i.pnd Fort EfieC W.
Aptl a., isrl. 1s--Iy
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9 8 8 9 6 .

ONE person writes, her daughter was
vW,i Of fits uf iinc YEAR standing, and
St NituF dance of two wears.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after lts n,a.h lad almost wasted nwiiy.
The doctors pronounced the caso incura-
mlo.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and Aguo
after trying every modicnc In his reach.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER Of Rheumatism of eight
Nvars
: Cuscs innumcrublc Of Dyspepsia and
liver Compliant could be- mentioned in
which the Purifier aud Pills
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NN\\NN NJ WNNvN.

A. prs,f that tho itool rurlhcr aud PIN. are
IUrclN Nvgvtalr have tho yrrtihear. 1T those em.
hclu chemists, Professors Chiffon VI New Nork, aud
L,<kc ut Cincinnati.
Read nr. kulachs SIrciu Nvtlccs aud Certificates
puhl,sh'' In aoouspienoas lalt VI this falVr fro,n
time tu time,
Priv II the Scandinavian Vegetable nlsd run.
hrr 81 l-r lattl-, w - Ier half dsru. uf tho sean.
dina'ian Vegetable blo0d rub - CENTS lot boS, ot
l-,Ncs trsi
Principal once aud Salcsmom, No. & hast Fourth
St, nj nuilding frOm Main 81, Cincinuati, q. Lal-
ptatufy, No. Is Hammond Street.
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CORN MEAL.
And all kinds Of Feed

city and alioiAipg town. .....
Rssk swiNg Milh, Nsrh "a, is6A r6-W
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BUSINESS CARDS.
q. Il. watson,
y. II. uIOrd.

Attorney at LAW III attcnu
promptly In all sind ofisgai business. Office In rom.
mctoial Row, Tim, ohio. nos5
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Wanted.

Eve0 faunsr aud every Hou.sksepsr 10 Seneca
uepaiy 70 sail a. ou stshoase No, Hedges Bloc
and sispiins ,hs LABOR saving MasEins., aud
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24
Severe Fighting near Chatta.
HH MOOg0,

There has been some severe fighting near
Chattanooga. Bragg, having been heavily
reinforced by Leo and Johnston, attacked
Rosscrsns. One or two Of Rosecraus' di-
visions gave way, but we're rallied again.
Gen. Grant is reinforcing Rosecrans
We have heard nothing from the 10Th.
The eyes Of the whole country ere now
turned anxiously upon the Victor Of Cor
inth. Iuka, and Stone River and upon the
invincibls Army ofths Cumberland. HeAv'
en- grant them victoryI li, .c-,xs !.
LATER.
The news this "Wednesday morning from
Rosecrsns' army is better. He met pretty
near the whole Southern Confederacy down
below Chsttsnooga. and after standing 90
we're 6sht against great odds, fell back tc
wait for re-inforsementa Burnside ha'
established communication with him..
Gen. Lytle. Of Ohio, formerly Celoael d
the 10th Regiment. is reported killed.
Apart of Johnson's Division held the left
and covered themselves With glory. Oul
18th regiment is in this Division. y,
1t is highly probable the sSth ,aad so
we're also engaged. '.