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the successful cure of herself and child The l,k-
Ter having been ataicted with severe attack Of
cholera infantum, was given up incurable BY the
most celebrated physicians, whe she called on Dr.
ezapkay, who, after short period, restored the
child to perfect health. Encouraged by this ex-
raerdinary result she sought sdvice herself for the
scrofolous malady with which she had been ailict-
ed for eight years, and which wthstood the treat
usnt Of the best physicians in America aid Eu-
rope But Dr. ezapkay has succeeded in afording
her permanent relief, 80 that she can now enjoy
life which, for eight years, had lost all charms for
her. She therefore deems it due to herself, and to
of the most skillful ply sicians in the United
States, MRS. CAROLINE GRAY,
Corner Walnut and 7th sts., Philadelphia, Pa.
A. 6LAsER, Notary Public l26 Seventh street.
All consultations (hy letter or otherwise) free.
Address, DR.. L. ]. CZAPKAY,
Medical Institute,
Sacramento street, below Montgomery opposite
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s Oficc, San Francisco.
Spermatorrhea,
Or local weakness, nervous debility, low spirits
lassiude, weakness of the limbs and back indispo-
siton and ncapahiiity to labor or study, dullness
of apprehension loss of memory, aversion to socie
ty, love of solitude timidity, self-dstrust dizz-
ness, headache, pains in the side, affections of the
eyes, pmples on the face sexual other infrmties
in man, cured by the justly celebrated
and surgeon, L. J. Cxapkay. His method ofeuring
diseases is new unknown to others) and hence the
great success. All consultations (by letter or 9TH
| erwise) free.
Address, L. J. CZAPKAY, NJ. D.,
jnll:3m San Francisco, California.
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Proverbs ov the Billings Family.


eonsalashun is good, but pity will reduce
man faster than fisick.
He who amt for solitude amt fit for socie.
'sTGiv me liberia or Civ me deth ~ bat ov
the tew, Iwud prefer the liberia.
Wit is luv at fust sight, betwean strange
idees.
Ginowine proverbs are like good kamehrick
needles-short. sharp and shiney.
The fust man that was born inter the wurld.
killed the secund won. and aint sure but it
wud hav ben good plan if the men had TUX
their turns at KILN ever since.
The pure don't gro old. emmy mour than q
mountain spring dus.
No man has rite tu sa that the rode two
promoshun is shut up in this country, for
men can git intu the Legislator thru the salt
prizen, and tha kan git intu the stait prizen
thru the Legislator, and not rong any ybody
| at that. s--.~@
1t will du to judge hoss by his pedigrea,
but men yu must tri in harniss.
When sea an old widderer irving tn
MARIA yung furt it makes me think ov try.
ing tn koch chipping burds when was boy
by putting sawlt ON their tales
Art improves diamond, but kant make
won.
If you hav got real good wife, keap per
fectly still. and thank God every twenty min
its for it.
vartuous old man, passing away, is like
a golden sunset, heavens promis ov a fare
da two moro.
Marrying woman for her mummy is vera
much like setting rat trap, and batting it
with your own finger.
If men had a good deal more faith than
thay had kommon cents, moste ov EN- wud
expeck tn liv, as Eligir ov old did.
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DIR. /. J. CZaPKAY'S
Private MEDICAL and Surgical Institute
Eaovamento Street, belosc Montgomery.
Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship companys once
SAN FRANCISCO.

Established in 1854 for the Permanent Cure of al
Chronic and Private Diseases, and the Suppress
sion of Quackery.
Attending and Resident Physician. L. J. CzAP-
KAY, NJ. D., in the lac Hungarian Revolutionary
War; Chief Physician to the goth Regiment Of
Honveds; Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital
Of Pesth Hungary, the late Lecturer on Diseases Of
Genito Urinary Organs and diseases of Women and
Children, and Honorary Member of the Philadel.
phia College of Medicine.
E1- Particular attention paid TO the treatment
of diseases peculiar to Women andohildrea.
Office Hours-From- 9 \. n. to 9 Pm. Communi-
cations strictly confidential. Permanent cures
guaranteed or no pay. Consultations by letter, OF
otherwise, Free.
Address, DIR l.. j. CZAPKAY,
San Francisco Cal
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summons.

In the District Court of the Ninth Judicial District
of the State of California, in and for the county
of Shasta.
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sumnnona.

In e District Court Of the 9th Judicial District of
the State Of California, in.and for the county Of
Shasta.
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The Stone Age.

The following remarks, which appear in
iotter to the London Times, are in every
respect interesting: @
Terra del Fuego, with innumerable islands
aud rocky islets, like mountain ranges half
sunk in oceaL, combines every variety of
aspect-storm beaten rocky SUBMITS several
thousand feet above the sea, glaciers SO ex
tensive that the eve cannot trace their lin
its, densely wooded hllsides, grand cascades
and sheltered sandy coyes-atogether such
a combination of Swiss Norwegian and
Greenland scenery rs can hardly be realized
or believed to exist near Cape Horn. Yet,
even thereby lake-hke waters. though SO
near the widest of oceans-thousands of saw
ages exist and migrate in bark canoes !.
In 1880 four of these aborgines were
brought to England. In 1888 three of them
restored to their native places Zone hav-
ing died). They had then acquired enough
of our language to talk about common things.
From their information and our own sight
are the following facts: The natives of Ter
ra del Fuego use stone tools, flint knives, ar
or spear heads Of flint or volcanic glass,
for cutting bark for canoes, flesh, blubber,
siuews and spears, knocking off rocks, break
ing large Shells killing gnanacoes in time Of
deep SNOW, and for weapons. In every shell.
tered cove, where wigwams arc placed.
heaps ofrefuse-shells and stones, ofal and
bones-are invariably found. Often they APP
pear very old, being deeply covered with
wind driven sand, water washed soil, on
which there is growth of.yegetation. These
e are like the g kitchen Il iddens'' of the So
called . stone age in Scandinavia.
No human bones could be found in them,
(unless dogs had dragged some there.) be-
the dead bodies sunk in deep wa
ter with large stones, or burnt. These heaps
are from six to ten feet high, and from ten to
twenty to more than fifty yards in length
All savages in the present day use stone
tools, not only in Terra del Fuego, but IN
Australia. Polynesia, Northernmost America
and Arctic Asia. In any former ages of the
world, wherever savages spread, radiat-
ing from centre, similar habits and
means of existence must have beer prevalent;
therefore casual discovery of such traces of
human migration, buried in or under masses
- of water moved detrus, may seem scarcely
sulh hcent to define & so-caled stone age y
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Susan Yank VS.. Samuel Cole.

Action brought in the District Court of the Ninth
Judicial District of the State of California, and
the complaint filed in the county of Shasta in ths
Office of the Clerk of said District Court.
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Address DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY, San Frare siseo.e
Remarkable Instance of Medical Relief:

Below we publish the certificates of three of the
sufferers from the pangs of disease, who having
covered their former health and mpelled by graft
tude, make known their cases and remedial agent,
and their statements are authenticated by Notary
Public. The demands of society mperiousy de-
mand their publicity, and we commend their peru
sal to the attention of all afflicted
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Paulina Browa IS. George p. NEG,

Action broughtin the District Court of the 9th Ju-
dical District of the State of California, and the
Complaint fled in the said county of Shasta, in
the Office of the Clerk of said District Court.
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List of Post Offices
California.

oS THE PACIFIC COAST,
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All consultations (by letter or otherwise) free.
Address, DR.. L. j. CZAPKAY,
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Tie dead are ererywherel
The mountain side. the plain. the woods profound,
All tie wide earth-the fertile aud the fair s
Is orc vast hnrial-grorud.
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~ The attention of the reader is called to the
liowing: A lady Of high standing ID society, and
It respectability, pnblshed card in the Phiia-
delphia Sunday Dispatch, Sept IA, 1871, hien u
as follows:
A CARD.-The undersigned feels it her duty to
express her heartfst gratitude to Dr.. CEapkay for
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Spermatorrhea,

Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s Ot6cc, San Francisco
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25

or by the junction OF two or more Of the
same, or Of parts thereof, or out Of terri
tory now held or hereafter acquired west
Of the crest Of the Rocky Mountains and
Of the Rio 0rande, shall constitute am
other section, TO be known as the PAcI-
FIc.
The States Of Delaware, Mary land,
Virginr, North Caroline, South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee,
Kentucky, and Missouri, and all new
States annexed and admitted into the
Union, or formed, or erected within the
jurisdiction Of any Of said States, or BY
the junction os>fwo or more Of the same ),
or OF parts thereof, or out OF territory ac-
1uircd east Of the Rio Grand aud South
Of latitude 80 o &C., shall constitute an-
other section, 10 bo known as the SoUTH.
We ask the readers Of tho Tribune
to give that Inst section a careful and at
tcntivc reading. Look ot il we'll Re-
fleet over il, and you will discover the
wicked designs Of one Of tho most infa-
nous Williams that ever disgraccd this
country. II cont,ins more than you are
aware, aud we ask you, as true friends to-
the Old Flag, note well his proposed
scheme Of dissolution of this Govern.
ment Look at Il well, and see how
careful the little scoundrcl was to get all
the Sidre holding States into one sec
tion, 40 there would be no interference
with their peculiar institution. Do you
notice to them he assigns the District of
olumbia-Woshiugton City--thc Cupi-
tol of the Naton-rccords OF the Gov
ernmcnt and other valuable property =
Also, il wns giving to the Rebels in tho
South large prcpondorance Of our sea-
coasts, with all its valuable and impor-
tont dcfences of nnvigable rivers. This
little william was consigning to his friends
in the South the lions share" at the
expense Of the whole people of the North
East and West. II is very evident, there
was something dangerous in tbs scheme,
and the following section No. Q, mny in
all probability, convey some light, and
satisfy every honest mind, that there was
something dangerous and obscure hidden
to interfere with tho rights
Of majority of the FREQ people. Here
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miles south Of Rossvillc. In the fight
Of the 10th, we had lost about 600 killed,
1000 wounded, and were ahead three
pieces Of artillery. Tho men were 10
splendid spirits. Engagement was re-
newed at Q A NJ. on the goth, by an a.
tempt OF the rebels to storm Thomas LEFT
and front. Several times they were Sc
vcrcly rcpulscd, with heavy loss to them
and very little to us. The fight listed
an hour and half, aud was one Of the
most terrific Of the war continuous
fire Of mnsketry and artillery being kept
up with deadly effect
During this the right aud center were
not engaged, skirmlshcs Keeping up n
halting fire for the time. Tho enemy,
finding assaults IN vain, mnncuucrcd TO
the lcn, with the intention 10 throw n
force on the Rossyillc Road and at
tacking General Thomas on tho loft
nank.
At this iuncture Thomas ordered
BrannaD, who had ono brigade In reserve
and two with Reynolds, holding the key
of the position, which was on Thomas
right, to move to the left Of the line and
protect the fink. Gen. RoscGrun's at
the same time sent Davis and Van Clcyc
from the right aud ccntor TO support
Brunnun in his effort TO hold the line to
Rossyllc and protect Thomus' lel flank.
On pcrcciviug tho Withdrawal Of skir-
mshes from the front Of the DIVISIONS,
from the right and contcr, the enemy
made aYgorous attack upon that part
of the line.
At ono o'clock General Granger, with
one division Of reserves, came up, aud
were ut once thrown into the center
driving the enemy handsomely from his
position in strong ridgc,und with heavy
loss--lhc fire from Grunger's battery
moving them down. The fight only
lasted half an hour or 81, with slight
loss TO US. We regret to say that Capt.
Russell, Grnngcr's hdjutan,, wRs killed,
ere he had bccn In tho fight ten minutes.
Ancr this bloody rcpulsc, the enemy
remained quiet until about four o'clock,
however, in Muuouvcring on
both tanks, thcir full correct information
regarding this country enabling them To
do so with great facility
Having cotton again on the nanks, the
enemy made vigorous attack, and
fight epsucd which has no parallel. In the
history Of the army.
Colonel Harkcr's brigade Woods
livision, both Wood aud IIarkcr and
General Garfield being present, aud u
remnant Of Jnhnston's division, holding
he left, covered themselves with glory,
and on tho right and center Brannuu's
Daird's, Reynolds und Palmcr's with
PARTS of their divisions, fought most gal.
nniry, while Stcdmun and Granger, with
he reserve, drove the enemy nt every
,oint where they went IN. At b O'Clock
Thomas was still triumphant ON the lcn
md hc III his limo oi the morning, but
With tho right drove the enemy bnck TO
/ line nearly at right angels with that of
he morning. Two liucs of retreat were
ppcn 10 him 10 Chattanooga, on one Of
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oath Day Of Oct, A. ID.

1868, commencing at o'clock r.
M d, at the door Of the Court House,
in Tiffin, Seneca county, Ohio, of
fer for sale to the highest bidder,
at not less than two thirds the ap.
praised value of the same, all the
Real Estate of the late Colonel
Leander Stem, deceased. free from
and unincumbered by Dover,
Mortgage, Judgment, or other
charge or lien, and consisting of
LIST. In Lots numbered Seven.
teen, Eighteen and Nineteen, a.,
is & 19,) in the town of Oakley,
containing72 "a Acres, and known
as the Oakley Farm. Appraised
at $3.50.
I'd. In Lots numbered four hun
dred, four hundred seventy-six,
four hundred seventy-seve four
hundred ,and seventy-eigh (4CO,
476, AT Il 47S) in tho cd Ward
of the City of Tiffin, being the late
residence OF the decd. Appraised
at $4,000,
Sd. In Lot numbered two hund.
red and seventy-two, (272), in tho
I'd Ward of the City of Tiffin, and
known as the Huffman property.
Appraised at 5000
4th. Lots numbered five (5) and
(6) Block ten (l0) in the survey of
the lands belonging to the Estate
OF Josiah Hedges, decd, con
tanning 5-54 acres, appraised at
$500. All of tho above described
lands are situate in Seneca county,
in the State of Ohio.
5th. In Lots numbered seven,
eight and nine e, $50 in the vii.
lage of Green Springs, in Sundus-
ky county, Ohio.
9th. In Lots numbered sixty.
seven (6O in Ewings addition to
village of Pleasantville,in Hancock
county, Ohio. Appraised at 8
And upon the following terms
of payment, TO wit:
One-third ofthe purchase money
to oe paid on the day OF sale. and
the balance in two eqnal annual in
stallments, the purchaser giving
his notes fer the deferred payments,
bearing interest from the date OF
sale at the rate of Q per cent. per
annum, and securing payment OF
the same by Mortgage on the pre-
misses sold.
ALEXANDER NJ. STEM.
Adm'r on the Eestats Of Colonel LEAsDKa
Srrx. decessed.
j. X. HoRD, Atty. ~
Purchasers will be expected to
pay for their respective Deeds. /.
tif "A. NJ. s.
Sept. 2b, '63, 5l-4t
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[coEREsPoSrEScE OF THE TRIBUNE.
FROM WEST LODI.
srrrrnneR 10th, 1868.

pEfIkMhth iouif iooo.
EDITOR TRIBUNE Below I give you
an exact copy of letter l have sen,
to the Advertiser.
Editor Of Seneca County Advertiser;
Sir, I hereby notify you to cease send
ing me any moro Of your tory papers
the reason that I have plenty of good
Union documents to read at present
and | DO not wish to waste my time
with that which is poison to one oI
the best Governments that eyer exist
ed. am for the Union, and the
WHOLE UNION Il do not want
four Confederacies, NOT two, either, as
vallandigham would have il. Why
don't you tell your readers that NE new,
er voted map OF dollar for the war;
Why don't you publish old Father Abra.
hams letter for your readers Publish
Il, II you dare. W
yours truly
JoRs STEVENS.
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LOOK Our Keep il before the Peo-
pie, that the democratic" Copperhsads,
have a plot on foot TO smuggle the Can
ada trai,or into Ohio, to his home IN
Dayton. The attempt will be made .
few days before the election, which is
to be the signal for an uprising Of the
X. G. c.'s. i
ADvERrssER, did you hear the news
IRON Maine 7 Good news and true
Why don't you howl ~ i@"ft
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ne shention OF those claiming exem.,io,. ..a.,
me 20, sd. 4h 5,h, and 9th ptoyi.ios, ~ ~.
y, nd &c. slorssaid ps'sed Mhrch a. is63 i. is,,sJ
published for their informstion. ''ue'su 70 DC
.,.a 'pPnnano1 iot exemption, sSeert under the 9th
ii, ,a Act tForm s6) will be di spo,.d Of IN
o % WI hsreafter he given ofihe tim. and ,l,,.
o' ue commencement Of said Drsn A'' P'-''
]. J. STEINER,
Capt. and rsssa.t Nsr,b,i
9th Dist. OF Ohio,
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Dated At, this ds, ~.

Nors THE hrst certificate must be II igned by the
parent making the election, and the secord by two
respectable citizens (heads Of mlss) resident. Of
the town eounty, or district in which the person r.
SIDE, and sworn to before magi,irus In case The
istheri deceased, the eerifeais Ia 10 he signed hy
ns moter' and The hei Of the fathers deaihis to be
stated by the persou, certifying.
Nors 4Erhis certificate Is 10 be used only in ca
rs where the iabor ofths person claiming
- aeissiy necessary jor the support Of The pet.ass
depending on him. The exemption does NOT apply
IN eases where thefe "a sa1scisn,i rrsr~rs n 10
yed support aud the neeesary business fnr coiisri
or the like. ~ = - 80 -
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LEANDER STEMS
Estate.
a dnliniStra'rS Sale
OF REAL ESTATE.

IN PURSUANCE to an Order of
the Probate Court in and for Sene.
ca County, in the State of Ohio,
made in a certain proceeding had
before said Court, wherein A lexan-
der NJ. Stem, administrators ON the
Estate of LEANDER STEM, deceas-
ed, was petitioner, and Alexander
Nj. Stem and others were defend.
ants, | will on the
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Dated At, this--isy Of, is6-
NOTE 1.-The first Of the above certificates, mast
ne gnedby the person claiming exemption, ssd the
second by two respectable etiEenk (hea. Of
residents OF the town, county, OF district In whchihs
person resides, and be sworn TO before mari.trat~
Nork 2.-This certificate i,io be u.ed onlv in cnss
wnst. the labor Of The person claiming exsnptios IL
aetuay necessary Tor the support Of the pers de-
os.e'wheIe there Is 'ucient property to yisld snp.
port and the necessary business Tor ting the In
like. " "
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KEEP II before the People, that the
traitor McMAsTER, Of New York, when
addressing CoPperhead meeting in Tiff
I'm on last Friday, advised his hearers to
arm themselves, and resist the draft at
the point Of the bayonet.
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Assessors Advertisement
UNITED STATES EXCISE TAX

bNA III . n 10 bA OlOE An.
Ass EssoRs OFrlcE 9th District OF Ohio
TIFFIS, Seneca County, o.
September 25th, 1857
NoTICE is hereby given, that the
lists Of valuations aud enumerations of pro.
pcrty made and taken by the several Assis
tant Assessors OF said District in said County
Of Seneca. will be at this office for the tern,
Of fifteen days next prior to the l4tIi day Of
Oetohcr. 1863, open for examination and that
appeals will be received by the Assessor for
said District, ut this office inTifin, commcno.
ing on the said 18th day Of October 1863, at g
o'clock A. VI. and that he will thereafter
continue to hear and determine the same un
I'll all 'ppcnls which may be exhibited against
the proceedings of said Assistant Assessor
shall have been determined.
All appeals to the Assessor as aforesaid
must he made in writing, and specify the
particular cause. matter or thing respecting
which a decision ia requested, and state the
ground or principle of inequality or error
Of.
LUTHER 4. HALL, Assessor.
Sent. 25. 1863. 5I--3t
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KEEP II before the People, that the
Copperheads spent one million dollars
to carry the Maine election. Net result
10000 Union majority, against 5000
last fall. Howl, traitors, howl!
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hEEr II before The People, that the
leading copperhoad- opposes Volunteer
ing, and advises Our yonng men to stay
at home, and vote these towards an
raitors into office.
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KEEP Il before the People. that scores
of honest Democrats became disgustcd
with the Copperhead proceedings on
Friday last, and went home with full
determination to vote for JoHN BRoueH.
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lcoRREsroNDESog OF THE rRIBuxE.l
FROM TiIC 55TII OHIO.
CAMr AT BRsroL STATION, VA !
September 10th, 1868. /

EpIroR TRlRuSE'.-We receive daily let
tiers from friends at home who want 10
know how the "COnadiau Poney" (Val,) is
llSed here. in the army. Iwill tell you
how he is liked here, in the both: They
like him like the old women that kept
tavern up In Michigan" Ii the soldiers,
have CHARGE to vote this fall, and I sup.
pose they will, e,vallandighSm, will not
get single vote in our Regiment
"Brough" men are plenty hero, and livery
one viii vutc for him. The "Poney"
hasn't got ghost Of a chance.
Last night, Sergeant Fisher OF our
company, received pamphlet from
Seneca County, entitled or addressed to
'rhe Democracy of Seneca County,"
aud which is signed by the Democratic
Central Committee of Seneca County,
Well, now, the democratic central com.
miitee might just Us well send so much
brown paper down here, as to send tha,
pHmphlc', and great deal better, for We
could use the piece Of brown paper tr
better advantage than we will that de.
testable. vile, low lile sheet. l wonde,
if they think that they cap mako on,
Thing by circulating such vile trash. I
they do, they are sadly mistaken.
Yours truly,
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KEEP it before the People, that the
CopperhcOd meeting held here on Friday
last, was the most disgusting and dis
graceful proceedings, that has ever oc-
CURED in Tiffin. ...
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Certificate Of a Parent hat he or she de-
sires one ofhis or her sons erempfed.

], the subscriber, the faibertor mother) OF and
---'reautnts OF i--------. ----, county State OF
-. hereby certify that am sged and infrna,
and that am dependent for port on the labor Of
my two sons, shove named; and that elect that nv
son -, shall be exempt from the operation.
o. tue sct oicongress, "fcr enrolling aud calling out
''e ens'ohai 'o''s''' 2c, approved March J, is61.
We, the .ub'cribers, do hereby sertif, that th.
aooye'nsmed---is afed and io6rm. snd dep sadsat
On the labor OF ---tons for support. w
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KKss il before the People,that the Ad.
ssriiSr sympathised with the horse
thief John Morgan when captured and
committed to the PsniteIusry.
RrsEsBrR, Election day, Tuesday,
October 18th. ~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Administrators Notice.

NoTIcE is hereby given, that the
under.igned has been appointed aud qualified as Ad
mini,iraiot on the estate Of MARY isHAFFER,
claims will Immediately Prs'sn, them for Adjudes.
L.w. HECKERMAN. Admf.
Sept. e5, 1sc3, 5I-3t