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Nallnndighan ON the Train. what
cruel people they are out West. We see
an account lately ubhshed in the papers OF
ora cruel jvke pcrpe,ratcj against the al
mircrs Of Val II isccm. N hey were re-.
Gently transporting mule, one uf the larg
ct in the Stale Of Iowa to the city Of Bur
liugton, which mule bore the appropriate so.
briquet of " Nallandigham." A wng having
got wind Of the affair, at the time it uas put
ru the ears, immediately sent word Toy tclo.
graph that "Valland ighan" would
arrive at certain town on the tram
ut certain hour named. The Val
lsn1igham mets wctc Immediately ON the
qui i've of expectation, a meeting was called
iVr tho reception OF Val. aud things were in
" confusion worse cunfoundcd" generally -
The chairman Of the meeting was directed
to prepare u written address, which hc did IN
tie most approved coppcrhead style. The
whistle OF the train was heard the meeting
iucontnou,ly adjourned sine die, nd the
Nallandighammcrs made n rush for the eats
The chairman pulled out HE manuscript and
prepared to orate, but he couldn't see any
Val. AT last the aforesaid jacka.s was IL
hibited to their nstonished gaze, aud they
were in formed that the long cared animal
was yclept I" Fallandigham." The sreccl
was indefinitely postponed, aud the follow
ers Of Val. made bee line for their several
dumicis.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

In pursuance OF an order of the
Probate Court in and for Seneca county, in
the State of Ohio, will offer for sale To the
highest bidder, at not less than two third =
the appraised value, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST Is, 1868.
A. d. at II o'clock A. NJ. on the premises.
FOUR ACRES OF LAND out of the South
East corner OF the Northwest part Of the
West half of the Southwest quarter Of Sec
tion three, t3), township one % North,
range seventeen an East, in Seneca county
State of Ohio, being the same land set off To
the widow and heirs OF David u. Burg, de.
ceased as a homestead, IN a preceding had
IN said Court, wherein Samuel l. Seed as
Executor Of the Last viii and Testament OF
David X. Burg, d, ceased. was plaintiff, and
Pheba A. Burg. widow Of said deceased, and
others were defendants, aud to which pro
seedil & reference may be had for descrip
tiOu Of said premises hy Notes and Bonds.
TERMS OF SALE-One-tl ird of the pur.
chase opey to be paid on the day e sale,
and the 6aliLce in Two annual instalmenis
bearing Interest from day Of sale, aud to /
securgd by Mortgage 0u the premises sold.
SAMUEL j. SEED, Executor,
OF Last Will aud Testament of DAVID X
Bl nc. deceased.
j. X HoRD, Attorney. pfs1.00,
July II. 1858 4l-5t
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Notice..
AsstssoR's osricr Of the 9th District 4
OF the state of Ohio. !
TiFrIS, Jan. 9th, 1869.


TiFFiS, Jan. 9th, 1869.
have subdividcd this District into ten
lO) Divisions, and appointed Assistant As
SCISSORS therein, rs follows, to- wit;
Dtv,SioN No is comrriscd Of the several
Township. m Lyme. Riig6cld. Norwalk
Townsend. Wak,mnn, Shcruan. Peru. Brcn
son, aud llarlland. IN Huron County. aud
HIRAM kuSE,uf Nurwnlk, Huron County
Ohio, Is the Assistaut Assessor therein.
Division No 9is ,mmiscd of the scvcra
Townships Of Clarksdrld. Norw ich, Green
field, Fairfield, Fitchvilc. New London
Richmond. New Haven, Ripley. and Green.
wich in Huron County, aud ANSON d.
.SkElLENGER. Of New London. Huron
County. Ohio, is the Assistant Assessor
therein.
Division No. 2 Is comprised Of the several
Townships of Berin. Florence, Vrrmillion
Huron, Milan, Oxford, Grnton, aud Perkins,
In Erie County, and CHARLES II. BOTS
FORD, Of Florence, Erie County, Ohio, is
the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. ia comprised Of the several
Townships OF Portland. Mnrgaretta. and
Krlly's Island, in Erie County, and j. q,
BlGELoW, OF Sandusky, Erie County, O.,
is the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. is cnmpriscd Of Ottawa
County, anL JAMES BINGHAM, Of Purl
Clinton, Ottawa County, Ohio, Is the Assis
tant Assessor therein
Division No. 6 Ia comprised Of Sandusk, f,
County. aud JOSEPH l.. RAwSON. oi
Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio, 10 Assist.
ant Assessor therein.
| Division No. Is comprised Of tho several
Townships of Adams, Pleasant, Liberty
jackson, Loudon, Big Spring, Seneca and
| IHopcwell, aud all that part Of Clinton rown.
ship which is situated on the west side OF
the Sandusky River, in Seneca County, and
JOHN A HALL, Of TiiRn. Seneca County
Ohio, Is the Assistant Assessor therein.
/ Division No. ip comprised Of the several
| Townships OF Eden, Bloom, Venice, Reed
Thompson, aud Scipio, and all that part oI
Clinton Tow nship which is situated east oI
the sandusky River. in Seneca Ct unity. and
IrHlLlP SPElbMAN, Of Tiflin. Senecl
! County, is the Assistant Assessor therein.
! Division No, Ia comprised Of the seyera
Townships of Polk, jackson, Venice, San
dusky, Liberty, Chntficld, Cranberry, an,
/ Auburn, in Crawford County. and q GEORGT
iW TEEL, of Sulphur Springs, Craw for,
County, Ohio, ls the Assistant Asscsso
| therein.
Division No 10 ia comprised Of the sew
eral Townships of MILESTONE. Dallas. Bu
cyrus, TOD. Tcxas, Holmes, and lykcns
in Crawford County. and JAMES LEWIS
of Bucyrus, Crawford County, Ohio, is th
Assistant Assessor therein.
LUTHER A. HALL,
Assessor for the 9th District Of the State o
Ohio
jyl7
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HA PER,S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE

thiithh Nohths % tttk FHg1v
The solumes hocud coasti.ate Of the-,.l,.. a.
htst' ~ m''crlhneous rsding csnnot be iodnd \.
me se"e e"mPs.sin eny c'lse Pubcatrsrt tbst NJ.
eos'e undstouf notice.-l lioston Cosret
The most popular mon,hiy Ia the word.-tJ \
ObssUtL w .
We muN refer in tstms OF sulorv 10 th. hisb ,rs
sna NNt-d excellence OF n,HrrRl N,a,stSF .
natna' WIN @oaihly clrcpist,on ef aboat ifntts
,eFe'-in whose page ate TO he fouad SOME Of the
thoics't hght and general readinr OF the d,v Ws
;feNt oi NV, wotk es an evidence Of The American
fr"rle aod NE popularity ~ has scaured il M, ,i'
eu. lach Number contains iuli, It4 s,s,. Of ts,,,
msilef, sfrfoptiatrN naursted Witb un.t ,r,.
Hhdl' combines In ~ rli the tscy monthiv snJ Az.
mere rhIo'ol'he quausflv, blended With m. Ls.,
lrautes o. he daily urnsl II has rtss, nave, 4,
the d''em'naiJeN cl l~ye NJ pure het,turs -fttaL
hefs"n''e TO Nmetirsn Litrtatuts. London.
40 NaSal'os W f-tcre " Amrdr, u 30 well
hown none hss half 80 msnV rrAdets And, We m a,
aielv say, none hss rrrt,ed 20 lsrye t,ibn,s ,e ~
mit'ica irom the cultivated vlAus., thst teIisb Al
hestht, dverslfed clevattng pefiolicat hier,ts,e
" i' me irirmnii Mnrafint hftSe fat ne 6,..iJ,
neNct had more delightful eeyaeauioA, Not the mill
lon more enistrrsipr friend. than IIauSt', NItxa
uhe u Methodist frtestaht ,iiaitinsds)
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DIR. A. RENHAm,s

ESpcctcrant and Renovating
Pills, for the Qurc of Nervous and
sick Headache, old Sour Stomachs
loss ofapcti,e, HEARTBURN, water
brash, cold hands and feet, dirri.
ness and Mir sickness, cramps in
the stomach, and thoroughly
cleans the general system without
any Inconvenience.
DosE--From y to / twice n day
PRIcE-25 cts. per box or 3 boxes
for 81.
Prepared and sold 10y DIR. a
Benham, Mclntorc, Seneca Co.,
Ohio, and +. MarQuardt, and Du
Bois IL Co. Cihin City, Ohio.
July 81. 1863. 3.-3m.
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DIED.

In this city, on July ~ 1869. Gipsos KnRa.
son Of George and NJ. Brown, aged months
and 10 days.
A beautiful flower that promised much has
thus early faded sight. A babyhooj ofhealth
Of body, quickncss Of notice and uncommon
quietness of behavior encouraged high cxpec.
tatons for boyhood and manhood. But the
flower has found apurcr air in which to
bloom, even that ofheavcn, aud infancy in
the light above, has already outstripped the
brightes most vigorous merely earthly
ea:eer, After life brief fever, he sleeps
well. Con-.
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sympnihy.--sympaihy is lovely and
beautiful thing, for it exLibits the angelic
part OF human nature. We deeply sympa
thlIe with those who cannot obtain Herrick
Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus. for they are
deprived Of one Of the greatest luxuries the
world affords. But We have no sympathy
with any family who will use any other Sal.
eratns or soda. II this article can be purchas.
ed. We see most Of our Merchants have IT,.
One trial will convince any one. Their de.
pot 10 IL Liberty Street. New York.
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AND ANOTHER WITNESS
For Dr., BENHAM'S Electro
Hydropathic Medicated Vapor
BATH.
IIpERrY TowNsuir,)


Crdwford County, Ohio.
This is to certify that was attack
cd severely with rheumatism, in
October A. ID. 1850 called on
several Physicians of the old school
who was considered very skilllul.
They attended me for some months.
grew worse all the time. Some
said | was incurable--onc of the
Doctors said | had the Giatic
Rheumatism and applied u plaster
of tan and tar; cosmetic and tan,
made n most miserable ugly stink.
ing sore and very painful, and did
not draw the Rheumatism out OF
my hip. Some said one thing, some
another thing allied me; but one
thing was certain, | got worse all
the time. ! began to think shl'd
soon 60 to the happy land of Ca.
naan. was finally prevailed on
to give DR.. A. BENmAM Il trial, and
having heard of the great cures he
has performed, many of which
was personally acquitted with. Ac'
cordingly | was taken to DR.. Ben
hams, sore hip. rheumatism and
all on the 18th of June, 1861, and
stayed 10 days, during which time,
| was taken through some five OF
six Baths, and the tenth day left
my rheumatism, tan, tar, cosmetic
sore lips and all with DR.. Bcnham
| went home and wcns to work at
my trade n carpenter, and 40 in
convenience. Or. Benham with
his mastery skill and excellent
remedies, with his Electro Hydro
pathic Medicatcd Vapor Bath, re
novated the system and accom-
plished moro in less time than an
Physician ever knew.
JAMES STEAM.
and
A. A STEAM, Wife.
! Witrcss
JOHN SEEN, Father.
MARY SEEN, Mother,
MOSES SEEN. Brother,
JOSEPH WARNER.
I Mrfntora Iuly Al 1851 --1moa
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The chronological Journal for A,

The chronological Journal for Au.
gust well sustains the character Of that pop
ulsr illus tration Of valuable Knowledge re-
specting the laws of the human constitution
the rules Of health, aud the secret Of long
life. Its EXPOSITION Of didantic principles j;
always combined with practica, examples,
and prs'ents mary interesting sugge.t onl
even to rescers who are skeptical as to the
system to which the work is devoted.
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CHARLls SEEwAlD. Of Co. A. 9Th Ohio who
was wounded at the battle of Gettysburg
died Of Ills wounds on Friday last. His body
was brought home on Wednesday Of this week
and inferred in the new cemetery the same
afternoon. He volunteered in the first com.
pOny that was raised here, and has always
been at the post of duty. The loyal and true
will always remember him as hero and
patriot.
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heraper oi prrmansnt vslue which have been
r"hh,hcd IN almost ever, Npn.hsr rrndst, ,nmpl-is
sri OF haRreRs NAe,stSs desirable aaoni,,Non 10
anN puw'c ~ rrvate iibFaty. The Puhl,hrr. r,n
NuPPy "hplTle set or any nunhet from the rotn.
men,smrm' for Iwcniy five cents they viii send
NHy Nnn'b"t hF msil. poet paid. ANY Valuus. con
'in'Ng "a Nnmhrts, bound m Nusiin, viii he n,aii
po'lr''d' apv pl7re IN the tnsd state. within
lAN m'ies OF View Nofk, for Two nollsr. and Fin,
trnts, Complete scts now compri.t,r t,,,,tv Il, :
N"Nme'' VIII be sent hv Express, the freight ~ the
eNren'e ~ 'h' rat.hNirf fot Ons uohAT and tight,
vtrlu Gents per Volume.
Nhe olN 90 one ,est, - ~ Two Ccpies frt one
Nevr. Is COS " W,Urss', N,o,,,>. ~ .,d :. m 81
~ NtthiN,' 'ore ,egr sS M. And ~ EAtts TOP,
rt' y" rrety 'luh of ren sub,crht,. At g. so sAct
rf \ copies fnT agA
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sensible.-The newly elected officer OF
the 49th o. V. NJ, gave "thapk.you sir
to lew Of their friends. at Blacks Saloon,
on Wednesday evening. Considering the
warmth of the weather nothing could have
been more sensible than To cool down"
their friends with ice cream and lemonade.
May their shadows never grow less. Ii this
Is the kind of Z" Rasions" they are going to
have dealt out to their command. we would
ave no obj eiions Of going TO camp at once.
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Promotions in 7sd Reg't. u. l.
We are indebted to Gen. RI. Buekland fcr
the following list Of Ofpromotions in the 72d
Regiment:
Ii. Col. Le Roy CtCcket TO Colonel, vice
Buckland, promoted.
Msj q. G Eaton to It. Colonel. vice
Cricket, promoted.
1t. Eugene A. Rawson TO Major, vice
Eaton promoted.
Serg't Alcnzo V. johnson To let Liuten.
ant. vice RaNson, pr,moted.--t frrmon,
Sentinel.
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To Hnrsa Owners.

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LlNlMENT FOR
HORSES is uniivalled by any, and IN all cases of
Lamenets, arising from SprainI, Bruises OF Wrench
lug, It's effects is magical and certain Hamess or
adie Calls, Scratches, Mango, &c., IL will also
cure speedily. SPAWN and Rsngbone may he easily
prevented and cured To- then ineipient stages, but
confirmed casos beyond The possibility of radi
cal cure. Ne eases of The Kline. however, Is so 4es
perate OF hopeless Sa "a Gni he aleviated by this
Linment, aud it, faiihfu' srli, alton will always re-
move the Lameness, and enable the horses 10 travel
with comparative ease.
Every morse owner should have this remedy at
hand, for its timely at the FIRST appearance OF
Lamensss will efiectualy prevent those formidable
diseases ment oned, 10 which all horses are liable
and which render so many otherwise valuable hossts
nearly worthless. See Advertisement.
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Prof. Websters Music Clnsses.-We de
sire to call attention Of our readers to the
commencemo Of a new term Of Prof. Web
ster's music clessts in our city. il rarely oc.
cure that our citizens have the opportunity
to attend upon instruction in music so
through, systematic and truthful as they have
now. bringing to his aid the largest expert.
ence,--a love and enthusiasm for his theme
coupled with tact for importing knowl
edge Of his sui ject cquallcd 10y few and sur.
passed by none, those who avail themselves
Of his instruction cannot but acquire good
theoretical as well as practical knowledge
Of Tho art.
We are sorry 10 know that 40 few are
svailing themselves Of the opportunity to
acquire know ledge Of this beautiful Sci.
ence, and opportunity which If not embraced
now by many child aud youth will pass
neglected though life. Parents, see to II,
that yonr children are placed under the in
struction Of Prof. W. in his school TO com.
mGnce on Thursday afternoon the 18th inst.
fe Choir sinGes, who supposed you had
mastered the "crUtehcts'' and "long.tailed
mnims" Of long ago, and Young ladies aud
gentlemen who have never devoted any ut
Iertion to that beautiful science SO eminent
" calculated to conduce to your future hap
pinessand usefulness,-now is your chance
Brush up your rusty knowledge. and become
acquainted with an art which will be an or
nament to You all along the pathway of life.
We cay let the Schools be full.
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GENTLEMAN. cured Of Neross Debility, fn-
eonPeisneY, Prsmaiurs Decay and Youihtul Ersr,
srtssiea BY adssire TO benefit others, viii be happy
fsFnish all who need ~ (rse Of ehargs) the
eipe and directions for 1aking ths staple Remedy
used Ia his ssss. Those wishing TO proht BY his
RsIisnee--snd possesses ssluabs Remedy-wii 70.
esiys s ~ return mall Cospefally ssslsd),
aidrsssiDx JOHN IS. pGDEN,
sa,li 3n No 90 Nassau stTsss, hsw TcTt
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To Affiliated Eamalaa.

nR. vELPAUS' FRENCH SILVER COATED
FEMALE PILLS.-These Pills are warranted to
all d tlicuies arsing from distractions, or
,toppsge Of Nature, from whatever cause. They ere
perrsetly harmless, nd may be taken by the most
delicate female, at the same time they act like
charm, in bringing on the monthly periods.
They should NOT be taken during the first three
months of pregnancy, Miscarriage would bo the re-
,ult. Each boz contains so Plus. Price. so cents.
Imported snd sold in the United States only by the
under,igred. A bo sent by mail when desired, se.
,esr,ly sealed and postpaid, by
THOS. \. CHAPMAN. ChImist,
jy1e.4w e3l Broadway, New York.
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Election of Regimentai OGcers.-,

Election of Regimentai oficers.-In
pursuance Of orders No. 527 from Adjutant
General Hill, the 18th Regt Ohio Volunteer
Militia held an election for Regimental Off
GERS Oh Wednesday last. The following are
the officers elected,
Colonel--D. +. DeWclf. Of Tiifin.
Lieut. Cola. s. Bemelt, of Fostoria.
Msjor-M. Sullivan. Of rifhn.
With lhese officers TO lead 1t the 49th o.
v. M. will undoubtedl ly become one Of the
best regiments In the State.
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aJ- He (vallandlgham) always voted for
any thing that would raise The pay Of the
private soldier Il Advertiser.
81 have not voted Tor any army or navy
bill, or any armyor navy appropriation, since
the mseiiIg vi Congress on the atL OF July I.
col .-lVallsndigham At Dayton, august ?.
1862.
These two paragraphs aDswer each other.
He refused TO vote single dollai to psy y them
anything at all. A "iriend" Of the schiller,
truly
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wanted,

Correspondence by two gay and tes-
tire Young ZOUANEs, now In the army Of West
Virginia, would be much plea cd open spon.
denee, with the same number OF good looking aud
respectable yonng ladies'. Win view 10 fun, love,
and amusement, To eliysn the dali monotomy Ofcamp
life. Photographs AIs not required 10 accompany the
iirsi communication, hat will be exchanged IN due
eonUe of time, IL desred An cores ndence strict
y eonhdent Al, and answered promptly. Address
WILLIE CLYDE and WILLIE BARBER, Go. h,
Sab u, Y. ". l.,sia. Charleston, West Virginia.
Jaly IL. 1868. list
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Look 10 the Dog.;-Now that The fer,

Look 10 the Dogs:-Now that the fiery
dog star rcigns supreme, it is the duty of all
having dcgs to see that they are securely
muzzltd, Tor no one can tell how soon the
fierce sun may breed hydrophobia. We see
uumuzzlrd CANNES every hour of tho day
running the streets, with tongues protrujing,
aud al pearing exceedingly "unsmiable."
Let th, m be loukcd after H. time
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All Burnett gave two of his incompnra
BILE entertainments at Hedges Hall ON Mon.
day aud Tuesday evenings of this week
Alfis hard to bent on r,citaIious or mer iment
lie is an excellent delnea,or Of comic cbarac.
ters.
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A Friend In Need. Trv II.

DR. swtkr' IrrALLipLK IiSiNEsr Is prepared
frcmt he recipe Of Dr. stepeen Sweet. OF Co,nee,i
cat, the great bone setter, und ha, been used H. hi,
tonish'ns success. As 80 external remedy. u 10
without rival, and will alleviate pain tpeedi.
ly than any other preparation. For all Rheumatic
aad Nefvous Di,order,it Is truly infalibls, and
curative for Sores, Wounds, sprains, Bruises, Sc,
ito soothing healing and powerful enghening pro.
psries, excite the inst wondst rnd astonishment Of
esri6cstes OF remarkable eures, performed by Il
within the la,ttwo years, attest this fact. to See
Advent semsht.
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Fever and Aguc.

GRISWOLD'S Malerian Antidptc
and Bilious Pills for Fever and
Aguc, warranted to cure or the mo.
ncy will bc refunded. For sale u,
the Drug Store Of
j +. MARQuARpr.
Anr. I. 1SG3. IL
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Al its Fayorite Work,-The Adyer

At its Favorite Work.-The Advert
ser is at present engaged, through convent
ent correspondent" in throwing dirt at the
Rev. E. Mile, because-Ohl listen ye new
advocates Of Free Speech and Free Press
he wrote letter to New York paper not
pleasing to disunion ears.
Pray Mr.. Advertiser, who Is to have the
Free Speech of which you talk SO patheti.
eally7
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The Aud Society realized Oh the day Of
the Uni,n meeting. we understand, near
three hundred collars from the dinner they
gave in Webster Hall, and from the different
stands throus huut the city.
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The seth Regiment has left Columbus
for Kentucky. We understand that Capt
Lysle and Lieut.. Redj are both unwell, and
that the company is under command Of
Lieut. Myers.
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The Uniform adopted for the 49lh rcgi
ment q. V. NJ, by the committees from the
several companies, which met on Wednesday
last, consists OF Mcclellan Cap, Blouse.
and light blue Pants. A good choice,
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The Discourse prepared for the special
Thanksgiving occasion Of Thursday last at
the Baptist Church, will be delivered by the
Pastor, (Rev. +. Mills.) next Sunday morn
ing at lo1a o'cl,ck A. NJ.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
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A Farm for Sale.

Consisting of two hundred and
four acres, lyi0g in the south east corner Of
Clinton township, Seneca County, Ohio
For further particulars enquire OF John NJ.
Naylor in Tifiin, or the subscriber residing
on the premises,
ABRAHAM FLEET.
July 10, 1863. If
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The T,Gn City Guards. (Co. A. 40

The Tifin City Guards. (Co. A. 49th
Reg't, o.. V. M held an election on Fri
day evening last to fill the vacancies caused
by the promotion OF Capt. DeWoIfand Lieut.
Sullivan, The following ofieeIs were elect
cd
Csptain--N. L. Brewer.
LIST Lieut.-Dr. J. Meade
The company drills every FrilAy evening
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Wanted

A Correspondence from any two
Young I.adis, that desires 10 eoticsrSed with iwo
Cuisn Sothets OF ths AtNS ~ the Cumhesl M. We
would wish the ladies between tie s.eut iS and 30.
No fuends ot NAVAL, need Nrpiyi Ad'scss,
-. SMITH or I. EOHLN,
Go ltih Rssimsnt %. V. T., Winthss,,t. Tsnn
AugnN :, iSt1. A-H
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DIR. A. REMNANTS

Electro llydropathic Mcdicated
Napor Bath, for the cure OF all lo.
cal Pains. Neuralgia, general di-
biitv, all iorms ct Eruptivc dis.
eases. Cancers md Scroiila. Chron.
ic and Acute D;arrhac, aud all
DropsiCal Affections, in II short
time.
Mclmorc, July 81, 1S6l.-Gm,
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ST., Boston, are our Agents for the TnrlN
TRIBUNE, in those cities, and are authorized
to lake Advertisements and Subscriptions for
us AZ our lowest rates.
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The Dead ut Gcttysburg.-It moy be OF
interest to those havirg relatives or friends
buried on the battlc.helds of Gettysburg, and
who with to obtain the bodies for removal
home to state that an order has been issued
by Col. II. Clay Alleman, commanding the
post. prohibiting the removal ofcorpscs dur
ing the months Of August and September.
Thy order snys: "The health OF the woun .
ded soldie,s and citizens Of this community
requires the stringent enforcement Of this or.
der. and any violation Of it reported to these
headquarters will be met With summary and
severe punishment"