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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21
now liz souIRMs.

The copptrhcnd organ down street
squrms terribly ut the Union Mass Meet.
ing held IN this place. II was a perfect
success in numbers, enthusiasm and spir.
it--Ond expressed the loyal feeling Of the
people. Anything pertaining to crush
out the Rebellion aud the enforcement Of
laws, this Coppctheod organ Is sure TO
oppose il. Not word was uttered IN
i,s columns in condemnation Of the New
York riot, or agninst his political friends
TINT originated y. so IL is with all those
" no sympathi1c with the Rebels, who
have trimrlcd the Constitution md all
laws under their ftct. There Is nothing
that gives so much terror TO those Copper
heads as the enforcement of the laws.
Iftbis Copperhcad organ is in favor Of
law and order, why does II nympothizc
with all law breakers and dcnouncc those
who ore supporting the Government aud
law and order Why did Il sympothizc
with Juhn Morgan, the horse thief, when
he was captured aud placed in the Peai-
tcutiOry Il any copporhcOd paper in
Rcbeldom had published whit the A duer-
tiscr has done against tho officers Of he ir
Government, JEFF Davis would have con-
fi,catcd his printing materials aud hung
the editor ns high as lIiman. II you
don't believe this, just 90 down to Dixie
aud try the experiment. We are salts
fed you viii mover want 10 run for the Of.
flee Of Secretary of state, again during
the abnencn Of 100 900 soldiers
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

How To CIR vP Mons.-Ihe leaders
Who GO, up the mob in New York did it
by making the dram aud the officers ap-
pointed 10y the Government as odious as
possible TO their tMpcs, for the purpose Of
exciting an outbreak, aud aet'iag the
mob to sack and burn their houses, and
murder their officers IL they could. This
IS just what the Ceppcrhend organ down
street ia trying to do, by lying about ,hI
Goyernmcnt officers, and in fact all those
who are trying to pPhold the Government
and the lsws' No yai persons would
pursue such a eourseNand you eau sci
hip down as being rotten a, heart and in
J favor OF the Southern, Conicderscy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21
A FARCE.

The recent election in Kentucky was
mere farce, under the order of Burn
I IDE. As they vote uirdUous In Ken
lucky, Democrats in many places were
not allowed 10 vote, in other places the
military had entire possession ofthe polls
and none but those who votciL- the 90.
called "Union Tichet,SN'cfe allowed to
come nesI them; W. other places after
the. e.yoteso <Renocrats had been rccor-
dcd thy were stricken cut by the militia
~. Not more than onc.half the vote OF
the State was polled. Here is an exam.
pie Of tho military interfering with cleo
lions. Some Of the Republicans are
anxious TO have the same order promul-
gated in Ohio. The open interference
Of the Federal Government through its
military power, with the election OF State
officers, Is feature Of the system that is
being gradually fastened upon us, that
should excite the serious attention OF ey.
cry thoughtful man.---A dperiiser.
In answer to the above, we need only
say, that il is a most villianous lie, and
exposes in proper light, the re tten and
corrupt political character Of the writer.
We will also state, that old Kentucky
is all right. She has pronounced heI
verdict in tones Of thunder so emphatic
that il cannot be misunderstood on the
war and its concomitant issues. Al
Copperheud journels like the A duertiser
all over tho north, were fond of classify
ing the Union candidates in Kentucky a
Republicans, and the rebel and Copper
head candidates as Democrats. Blu
Union or Republican, they have swo?
the field, and the leugued miniuns o
toryi;m aud rebellion, are scattered I,
the four winds, just as the Copperhen,
organ down street, and all his follower
will be on the second Tuesday of Octo
Der, in Ohio. BRAMLETTE, the Unioi
candidate is elected by large majority
in Southern State at that, which scorn
to follow 10 the steps Of such Copperheu
editors as the Advertiser, Logan Ga,en
CHM. Enquirer and a'host Of other sheet
devoted to the rebel cause. ....
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or GYE the soldiers a chance 10 read
ID emorratic papers, and we will be con-
tent TO ABIDE by their votes s-Adpersis.
sr.
Jus, SO, Billy. We AeSe the Ader-
iissr and all oIker papers Of the same
kidney in the ate Of Ohio from this
time to the day Of election, will be cir
culatcd freely among Ohio soldiers. We
too, shall abide" the result cheeriully'
There is no danger that the officers will
dictate TO their gallant boys who they
shalt vote for ! no, all. When you state
tlia, the private soldier in the army dare
not vote " they d,sirc, you insult them
and you are aos Raa enough, aud dare moi
tell them to their face that such is the
laet- There are few Of the boys al
home here ,and no doubt .wosid be pleas
ed IL you would make tho suggestion tS
them. We pity the poor eoPperhes'
that would ipsul, them in that way.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

Nov, ny Sr. PAUL l"---Thc Prcsi-
dent of the ST. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Company has purchased, in England,
45,ooo tons o iron, $4,000 ofwhich have
arrived in New York, and the rema in
der is in transit. A new locomotive is
en- rouie from Philadelphia, and nothing
now but low water viii prevent the com.
pletion of that railroad, by January next,
oyer eighty miles north OF st. Paul.
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or TnE CSrbondale, H., Times says
Mrs. Bowers was attacked by panth'
or in Jackson county, Illinois, flew days
sgo, She was saved by her husband,w who
happened to be near by. The attack oc-
cured near DeSoto. Illinois, where 4 lit.
tie girl was killed by wild animal {prob-
ably the same) on the i7lh ult. A large
body of hunters had turned out in pursuit
of the animal. .'".
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GRAND ExcuRsios.-The Illinois Gen.
tral Railroad Company haye made ar
rangements to run an excursion train
from Dunleith to Cairo and return the LIST
of September, for $l2.50. A splendid
trip Of four hundred miles, without going
away from home.
DRAFTED INTO TIE ARMY".-The Al
ton Telegraph says that Hon. Geo. T.,
Brown, formcly editor of the Alton CoW-
Ter, and present Sergent-at-Arm Of the
United States Senate, is one ofthc chosen
by the draft in Washington City.
The editor OF the Winona (Minn.) Re-
publican is confident that in five years
IRON the present date, Minnesota W i'll be
acknowledged as good an apple and fruit
country as Northern OHIO, MichVsesor
New York. rA\'N
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sIssIrlcASr.-The Mobile Nsps Of
the Sd says; awe have multitude Of
reports horribly de,rimen,alto the char
scter Of the patriotism Of tho people in
many places in'Alabama and Mississip-
pi; some of them too disgraeelal to pub.
lish, A portion Of our people have gone
stark mad. They are bastard Ssouther-
ners and rccrcant Conicdcratcs."
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Coal Oil! Coal Oil!

FIFTEEN Barrels of Coal Oil, just
received, white and clear, burns
without smoke or smell. For sale
at the Drug Store Of
lrf 1JTF. MARouARpr.
Aug. 2, 1868. Il 4a-
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CAPrNS PERLEY, Of the 9th Missouri
regiment, on his way from Vicksburg to
his home in Litchfcld, Illinois, stopped
in Memphis on Thursday last, and put up
at the Gayoso House, He was shown to
his room, and about an hour later his
dead body was picked up in an alley in
the rear Of the hotel. lie had fallen
from tho window, aud was horribly
crashed.
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TO the Amicted.


Over foar thousand persons have
been cured by GEoRae BkSsrRs Healing
Saive. Most Of diseases that have been called
iGcurable as diseases Of the Dones White
Swelling, seroifola. Salt rheum. Fever sores
hereditary Seurf. Erysipelas, Scarlet. Group
cough Rheumatism, Newralgia, Sweeney
debility Of the Backbone. Diseases Of the
Liver aud Lungs; inflammation Of the Eyes
Rupinq.e ears and Deafness, also wounds
caused by accident " here boaes were crushed
or sprained, Cuts, shots or Burns or Scalds
eyea II mort ideation has taken place. All
will be cured in short Time as will be ex
pectsd. 1890 ns..y
For particulars inquire or DR.. George Ben
ner Tim city, Ohio. Near the railro@t
depot " ls nt.H tr Td
Send poe, stamp for an answer.
Aug 81, 1868 S6-3m.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

A PEACE PARTY.-Thc democratic
purty is for peace, 1t will hail with sat
isfoc,ion the ending of the war,whenover
that can be done upon the basis of re-
storution of the Union.-Adueriiser.
So does every loyal man in the Union
when II can be obtained in an honorable
way. No loyal man wants peace on the
terms that the traitor Vlllandigham propo-
ses. But traitors do. What was the reason
That such infamous scoundrcls as Vallan.
dighom JEFF Davis and hundreds of 9TH
crs that acted as leaders of the Demo-
cratic party, broke up the Union Lot
the people know, Mr.. Secretary, as it
may improve the Canadian exilcs chances
for being Governor of Ohio.
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TnE LAST ONE GoNR,-Thc last DEM
ocratic German papcr issued in Missouri,
gave up the ghost last week. The ed
itor says he has published it at loss for
the last three years, and can do SO no
longer. Another German paper has
since been issued from the same office
which nobly advocates the Emancipation
OF the Slaves in Missouri. The Germans
Of the West do not disgrace their Fader-
land.
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Rcconsirnci.om.

Correspondence Mobile Evening Newsl
"The game is,up. lt's useless calling
4. for US men up 10 forty live, for we can't 60.
r construction on whatever grounds we
can pct il, say L." These startling words,
:. .ultcrod in brisk, confident, aud shame.
less tone, awokc me FROM my o'terdinner
tnrpor, as | lay back in my chair in a
= Public house at Tuscaloosa, The speak
or wasa bale. hearty ,old-youpg follow Of
iorty-lwo, LIS auditors, numbering half
a,dosea, were mostly younSr than him.
self. ard apparently as fit food for pow
I d r.asony class OF robust "eXcmptsh that
have come within my vision. The yori.
Gus replies in answer TO the spcoNcr'S dis
, course were Hiatt ring cnough 10 him.
Onc of the submissionists exclaimed: A
d---d old Mississippi refugee, with his lam-
lily aud ti1y negroes stopp d at my place
yesterday, and wanted supplies, Told
him Id see him in pmgatoTy frsti TO 20
home aud defend his own State not run
off aud eat Us oil up. lfheyipg 10 run
III and leave evury thing % the Yankees
uint suhiugation. Id like TO know " hat is!
It's time this thing was stopped, and now
I'm ordered out, although my substitute is
With lpc, and must lcnyc my property IL
take care Of nscll, I'll he id first
Such IDEAS Hs these | have heard re-
Gently SO frequently adyauc,d by mon o'
/ roperiy, who, f0r yaridus reasons, arr
exempt irom military duty ,and who have
never shopldcrrd musket or carried u
sabcr, that wealth and patriotism seems
Incompatible. Now, when Il becomes
Imperative to lend the aid JCtheir strong
arms in support OF the cgOsc--"rccOn'
strurtionr sing they oll-suqpcr than ex
poso ihcn precious persons, az rrclnquisl
an aereoi dheir ehclished lands, ,I
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PcrfuInery e. FlavOring
EXTRACTS!

THE largest and finest stock o.
Periumery, Flayoring Extracts, 20
hades, Hair Oils and Hair Tonics
over offered for sale in this city, fol
sale at the Drug Store Of
- j. +. MAReUARpT.
20 Aug. Z, 1868. 4Bog A.
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Piles! Piles!

ROOTS German Ointment will
cure the worst cases of Piles. For
sale by t
]. +. MARQUARDT.
Aug. Z, 1868. 44-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

IsA country where it is crime TO be
honest, it is not strange that it should be
a crime to receive good money. In Mo-
bile, few days ago, Vicksburg soldier,
purchasing all article at store, and fnd-
ing the price was twenty-five dollars in
Confederate bills, and twenty shillings
in grcsnbacks, paid the latter. The re-
ceiyer was whiskcd off to Richmond, IL
be sent within the Federal Tines, just fol
knowing good money from bad.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

THE NATIONAL DEBr.-Thc total pub
lie debt of the United States on July lst,
shown by the books of the Treasury De-
partment, is 81 l,o07 ,274 800. In the
Secretary's report of last December he
estimated that by July, 1863, the public
debt would reach 81 1872 1877 ,403. The
expenditures, however, have been slight
ly less than the Secretary anticipated, OF
rather the National revenue has been
somewhat greater, and the public debt is
therefore less by s25,Oa3,os7. than the
estimate Of the Secretary.
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OFFICIAL
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
PRovosr MARSHAL GESERkys OTFIcE.s
Washington, ID. q. ,N,yy 81 lB63.(S
CIRCULAR NO. 81, ,2Ife following ''OpiE.
loS'' in relation to ths 1hsft Of section 2 Of
the Enrolment act. which says where there
are twosor more sous Of aged or iniirm pa.
rents subject to draft, the father, or ! Z he be
dead, the mother may elect which son shall
be exempt" IS published, and will thereafter
govern:
"'The only son oTaged OF infrm parents,
dependant &c. is absolutely exempt; but
where there arc two sons, both are 81 bject "a
draft until an eeeuon is made by the parent
and the name Of the one should be removed
from the list. After the draft Is made the
persons. drafted are no longer subject to
draft but to duty, aud parent cannot Sc
cfre the practical exemption of two sons from
military duty by waiting until one is drafted,
aud then eleetng 70 exempt him :"
JAMES d. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
PRovesr MARsHAL's orFIcE,l
nFFiS, Aug. l6. 1853.
All pefons claiming the bcneiit.of the ex'
empfiop lause referred to In the above Cir
Gle, mly ypresent their claims to the Board o
Enrolfihene Immediately, The facts authori
xing the righl TO make the election, must b
shown by the oatks Of the parent and also o
the town or county wvere the persons reside
Blank forms Of the certificate aud oath vii
be furnished ftom this ofico.
X. ID. PENNINGTON, d.
PRo. Mar. 9th. Dist Of Ohio.
Tiffiu, Aug. 81, 1868. Dc
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The Real Estate

bounded aud described as follows. free and
unincumbered Of Dover Estate Of Caroline
Raucb, to wit: The South East quarter OF
the South East quarter Of section No. Nine.
teen tl9) in Jackson township, Seneca coun.
| ~ Ohfb, containing
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

VINO HE WAs.-The man Taley, who
was killed in the recent difficulty aiSouih
English, Keokuk county, Iowa, was a
Baptist preacher, but had no charge
except the last, of powder and shot-and
spent his time mostly in travelling through
Keokuk and adjoining counties, maxi ng
inaammatory appeals to the people
against the Government. He was known
throughout that region as reckless
character, and among the ignorant class
es who compose tho copp crbead fuction
was most dangerous man. Society has
lost nothing by his stalking or"
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Evrrywurhs ,hroOshou, the North,ex.

EvTEYwHERg throughout the North,eN'
ccpt in few dhtriets where Copperhead
lcsddrSAss, inilamed the minds of che
people an proceeds quietly. The
people STttcod humOred cheer the re-
suit, whilo the drafted men Parsde the
streets with music and banners. How
much better is this than rioting and
bloodshod, in which ,he rioters are The
scyercst sufferers
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2MS ADVERTISEMENTS
LETTER I.tsT.

Remaining uncalled foDat the Tiflin Post
Office on August II, Is5a,.e
Andrews Miss A E sLApsy Jacob ~
Beard Eli r Muk r
Bringman Miss Olive Miller Miss Eliza
Bunill ] II Pfeffierle Michael
Collier E Prize Levi
Dixie Annie II Sehdrey Henry
Dick John tGermsny) )Seigly Benjamin
Fulgart Christens 2 Strade Frederick
Flack G Swanger Miss Sarah o
Goodwin Miss Annie Thomas Z s
Hickman John A Walden (Jewler)
Hendrickson Low EbyWagper Henry
Harrison Miss Min ME Wssk Clemintine
Kembell Martin w ZSpther Tilghmap
Miehaels Miss Martha, ..-
Persons calling for the Shove lcttIs say
they are sdyertised( WI GALLur.k NJ
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Rally Round the Flag, Boys,
UNION MASS MEETINGS !
saturday, August a0,i,, 4 Il. M,

At Washington, Seneca Township, Col
J, c. LEE, y. J. WELkEp, CuArLEs Fos'
TER and other Speakers will be present
aud nddtcss the citizens on the important
topics ofthe dag.
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Monday, August 3IsL

At BLOOMVlEJE. NJ, II. GRANGE
Capt, pArrlRstS and A. ii. BYTRs'
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.r2th Day of September

A. d. 1863, between the hours OF 10 A. NJ
ard p. NJ, at the door OF the Court House
in Tilin, offer for sale to the highest bidder,
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saturday, sept. sth, NJ IP. M,

At MEIMORE. Col. J. C. I,Er, Il, J
WELsgR, Dr, GIpsoS and Captain J. Nj
STEVENS, will address the meeting.
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The following Evening Meetings have
also been appointed, aud the Speakers
named viii be present.
Thursday, August 27h,
At ADRIAN, H. J. WLlkrR, NJ. II,
GRANGE aud Capt. A. II. BYLRs,
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saturday, Auvus. aad, ! r. M,

Al LODI. Cor. J. G. LrE, Jams
Boyn, aud A, II. SErpKS, will positively
be pieseLt and address the citizens.
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saturday, August 2oth, II p. M

Al ApTlCh !" 4. HALL, NJ. II.
CHANCE aud other Speakers win be pres
cnt, and discuss the great issues of tho
campaign.
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rRouBlE tS rims kEE FAMILY "A wo.
man, formerly a slave OF Gusts Lie, the
eldest son pf Gen. I.rc, opd on JEFF.
Davis SAT-, arrwrJ'ia WSshngten, from
Richmond, on the 10th. She represents
thai there is great excltem M In the lice
fomlly at Richmond, over the cXpec-
ted huhgipg Of Sawyer and Flynu 10y the
rebel g,Sefhment The people demand
that tie sentence shall he executed to-
Alorrow, while Gen. lee, whose son,
fiixhugh, is held by cur Government us
hostage for Sawyrl aud Flynn, demands
that Davis shall prevent their execution,
and threatens, This son is hang by us IN
;yetalidiion, tha, he will rcsign his posi-
t,satin the rebel nrmy aud leave the Coi.'
sfderaey, si4sf ~.
small, as Connecticut is, she can boaS,
G having Nearly 5000 Industrial es,ah.
lisllmcntS, aud eapitllto the amount Of
Sis,00oOoO invested Ia manufacturing
huisness, giving employ to Go,oQC
hands. five add together all the indus.
rrial products Of North Carohua, South
Carolina, Georgh, Floridu, Alabama
'Icxas and Mssisipni, then Conncc,lcu
is $4,000, ,Cooip advance OF them all
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Elm piuLADrLFDh Iaqli,1r says con
siderable excitement has been created at
IIaujsburgh byihe dileoyery Of enormoss
irsudsiupon the Government during the
rscent army movements in that region,
consequent upon the rebel raid.
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rur.any, scrrenlhcr Ist.

Al no WE'LL. Judge lIoRp, M2H,
CiIAScE and D.. J, WEiNXR. t'..s 10
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Administrators Sale
.I ..i ... OF
l1EAL ESTATE

Under and pursuant to an ordei
Of sale TO me issued by the Probate Court O
Seneca County. Ohio, in cause wherein. th
undersigned was petitioner, and Carolin
Rauch, widow of Peter Rauch, and other
were respondents. will on the
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Send poe, stamp for an answer.
Aug 81, 1868 S6-3m.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-15
NEW REMEDIES FOR
SPEgEFE9TORREEGA.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHfEA-
Il deluhia. 4 Rsncsolent Institution eStab-
!stTt bg s,.eeiaI Eaa0irlae,,t. for tie RetiT' y
's >.-t aai DISTRESSED. afflicted nth PirtieIt
g. Chronic Diseases. aud esp cidlLy for the
Iere If Diseases 81 fhe Soz-uai Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, b. tn
AsliHg sa1eson.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermotor-
iLdta. and other Diseases Of the Sexual Or
Eihs aHi on the new remedies employed Ia
s4e hI~fensaFy, sent in sealed letter envelopes,
rs . charge Two or three Stcmps Tor pos
10 acceptable. Address DIR. J. SKILLIN
ut CLIFTON. Howard Association, No. , $.
smith Street. Philadel phia. nIIyl
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Ec%y Goeds-%eyg E'srEa-3Hd
ef2e --latest News Generally.

While the public is so eager for news. /! is
important to announce that The new firm of
G. 4. D;LL & Co. IS doing business in Pres
colt. and have on hand a LARGE and complete
stock Of Dry Goods. Clothing. Groceries, Hard
ware. Farming Implements. and every thing
needed To make life conl fostable and happy,
all If which IS being sid at Low FrGrfFs
FOR READY PAY. G i. DILL & co.
MI persons indebted to C. 4 riIL. or Dun
d B&o. previoas 30 April isl. 1852, are re.
questcd to make pawn INT before the 18Th of
July as at that time their accounts will 10
placed in the hands Of White & ,Ia7 for cole
loc.ion. DILL 4 BRO.
Prescott. July ., 1852.
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n g a p ID +.
nvrs, I. s. RTudyett. II. ..

Respectfully informs the Ladies Of Prescott;
tina. she will attend T., those wha my wish
the prof ss0ral ali Of ONE of tileir own sex.
Mrs. III. having rec, ivod regular medical
education, and been in active practice ior The
past eighteen years. believes she IL able TO adj
minister remedies on scientific principles, and
n the most complicated forms OF disease.
MEs. MCpuerT will explain 10 Ladies the
diseases 10 which each part Of the womamly
organization IS liable, by means of fine
-Nodc'e dc ft~r,e designed expressly for such
purpose.
ladies VIII be visited at their residences, at
all hours of the dav and night. if desired.
Residence on Broad Street. pink house, ops
pos,e The Manson Mil.
Prescott, July %. 1862. I3-n3
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- Cd Advertising:

b..g.rsi vrriS viii Il counted As a
i matter; over 100 Wnr,.s viii
IS tvn squares over 2U0 words
l-s-. ctc.. &C.
...=. meats inserted Al tie r.. :
a. -;afats.
.5s~r'avri advertisements viii be
a..- cent ahU.e thee rates.
fais5.s + cents Ter line for fIrsi in
s.i D csu,s for each subsequent
-'-e,t'Se merits must De rad f0r
i. : quarterly.
e -f-fs 1T oii-rwise ordered. viii
a-f5 tloy are ordered out. and
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