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70 provide e eTIfy, eertatnty, and seur3
ty OF S0eh transportation Under tifs IaE. bi5s
that e tn tss l9s1 With acsieTity,
eeEtstatS hEEinz 'besn deci4sd to s.
the only q al bids SIRE eOuSxIRed providing fof
Az d5stbslalsa liOte1Vef = l1lteTeT may ts
the1a0ie u convey nnee beoesly % insure its ~.
1kfi1y certainty, aud and 10 others wins,
eonsidered Except h de cASe Of railroad and
steamboat ron e. bidE nG1sSs9 any particular Sdl
Of Conveyance are iRr1Ffabl " Tefoetsd
20. Am0dihcAtInn Of q bid fns1Sny fits essential
terms Is tantlmount to new bid, ard cannot BE- re-
eeiTed Is 70 Interfere Witha regular competition
AFTER the last houE st for reeeiTing bids Making
new bid With guarautee and certificate, Is the only
way to modify a, preFiUus bid .i.-l1l4s
81 PostmasteTs are TO be careful not certify the
safBeeDcy fguarantOrs Or treties without kn0WIug
chat they are persOns ofsucslt possibility; and
all bidders, guaIantOrs, and suretfeS distinctly
6ot6ed that failure to suteTihto perform the
contracts for the service proposed for in the accepted
bids the legal liabilities will Be enforced against
them.
q Present contractors, and PeEsons known AZ the
department., most. equally With others. procure
gpHEantors and eeEtiie stes Of their Euf5cency sub
stanfiaIIy in the forms above prescribed. The GER
uaeate Of sufieiency must - signed by postnaster
or bS judge ola court Of record No other eeEtih
cate will be admitted. s--s4s. ? n. BLAIR,
jRnl2-Sm PbRfnaaeT Ge8eTaI
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Ayers Cathartic Pills

1HE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have
u oeen taxed their utmost to prOdEce this hest
most perfect purgaGIe which is known to man. In
'numsF"ble proofs are shown that tEese PILIg have
virtues which surpass in excellence the oTII;norS
and that they win unprecedentedIy upon
tns esteem OF all mem They are safe and pleasant
70 take bat powerful to cure. Their Denetratin0
properties stimulate the vital activities 81 tbe bSi
blood and S eapel aso! q Re SFgagS purify the
nUmOfs Which breed and grow distamnar, stimulate
or dleordeEed organs into their natural ao
9n: Rnu lHp9rt healthy tone with strength tn the
"h0lS system: Not only do they cure tIs everyday
complaints OF every body, but also forTnidabls and
i that have baed the best of hu
t1sa fAil. MttIe they produce powerful effects
they are at the same time, in dmfhfshed dosea tb2
sSieSt and pest physc that can be employed "a,
take; and beihGpureIy vegetable are ne from az ~
FiSk OF harm Cures have been made which snrpatS
belief were they not substantfated by men of moi
exa4ted Position and character "a to forbid the sT
pic1on OF untruth. Many eminent ciergymen oT1Ik
have lent theit names to Gritty to the
have sent me the assurances OF their conyetoD tSaH
my Preparations contribute imenseIy 10 tbs rsITsS
OF my aditcted, suffering fsllow-men .s'''-
2 The Agent below named e blessed IA }I+,,.l 49,,
az AneFlSan Almanac containing directiopS for
lnr use and certificates OF their cures, Of the fol
CosttTeness, Bilious Complaints Rbsnmstt,,,
groPsy, Heartburn. Headacfe arising tom a IN,
a9 g S.; tndtgestt9n Morbid Inaction Of
Los o., Appetite, all uleer6us and Cutaneons Dis
or TsquTs an evae9ans medicine scrofuIa
and stimulating the sYstem, cure nany comnISfDts
Enich It would not be supposed they couId Feach
Nso q, Partial BhndnesS Neuralgia and
Derangements Of the Liver and
Govt. and other kindred Complaints ariSj1s
from low state OF the body or Obstruction Of is
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some other pill they make more pfoitiST 81 F
e give You 1 s. RSt9iPg . 9se 70 other they
- z " RoEeFs The HGk want tie best SS
thsEe Is Tor them, and they should have IT,
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A Card to the People
Now is Your Time to Save Money!
BarRainsI BarealnsM BarRainsIII

Bargains! BargalnsH Bargainslll
y consequences Of the Eact, that all Cotton Goods
i are advancing very rapidly, and the indications
are that they viii very be higher than At any
previous time, have purehhSsd large and Eplen1id
stock Of Rorsizn and Domestic Dry Goods, which
have in GtcTs No. % Main Etsee:, Centre wheeling
and % which would respectfully invite the attes.
ton Of the public intend selling the Etock out
the Old UFIess, and goods even cheaper than
they were ever known before. 50 that siI psrB0nS
needing goods or who viii nsed them very soon had
better eVsl themselves Of this opportunity Of sup
plying themselves, they III save money by max,
Ing their purchases 1t this time; besides they win
have god assortment 70 mako their selections
ny Stoek consists, IN part, Of Brown and BIeaehsd
Mullins, CalieoS, Mons aud BoyT wear Of every de-
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and Towel Diapers, IEiEh Linens aud Shirt BoSomE
PAEAs2IS Shaker Hoods. Hoop Skirts Lace nd Grsn.
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LADIES! LADIES' Your special attention IL
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greatly to yOur advantage 70 do 90.
YouEs VeFV respectfully,
JOHN ROHMER,
JsN No. 80 Main st., Centre wheeling, w.
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cine for Its purpose ever put ont with mi eoIdT
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7FI HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant
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Consumption.
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mlles Gnd hack, b tltnSSG - Al15 10
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have passed away. It is to these Periodicals that
readers must look for theUnly really Ineligible ana
reliable history OF current events and as suct IL
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and theological character, we urge them upon the
confederation Of the reading public
Tho receipt Of Advance Sheets fronl the
British publishers gives additional value 10 these
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TERMS. tRsrplar prices.
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PORN OF PROPOSAL. GUARAN..
TEE AND GERTIEICABE.
PROPoLALL 400
The understand -, whose post ONCE address
toesFry the mails Of the United State, iron. JGIy j.
1888, TO june 80, 1861, onroute No. -, between
Genea a dssd 'f DessssT 49, e. .5
seeie[lty certainty, and security, r fr tLe annual
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distance Of the route. the weight Of tie man to be
carried, and al in reference to the
Foute AID service, and, also, amer careful eTaius
don OF the laws aud Instructions attached 70 thead
yertEseme1t.
Dated san taEssG4
GUARANTEE
The undersigned. residing at -, State of
-. undertake that, II the foregoing bid for ear
Eying the mail on route No. - be accepted By the
PostmSster General the bidder sha prior TO the LIST
day Of July, 1893, enter Into the required Obligation
or eostr1ct 70 perform ths service proposed, with
good and sufficient suretIes
This ne do, understanding diStincdy the obliga-
tons and liabilities assumed By guaEapt0rs under the
9th section Of the act OF Congress Of July 1886
-, - CERTIFICATE
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~, certdeB, CxDRE HIS OATH OF OFFICE that he Is
acquainted With the shove guarsntors, and knows
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Dated sd 7sus Hel.H .a nAs5'4
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"see act Of congress OF March s, 1915, section 10
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UNITED I STATS MALES,
Posi- OYFICE DBPABTMEST,

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IonnAgs Trains depart morning and evening d.i1y
". r. sMITIi, Msstsr u Transportation.
J. b. FORD,
ftbH General Agent, WbssIIng
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a, B. MoRTLBY, ESQ, Of Uz1oA N. p, writes: 81
have used your feetoTql myself in my family ever
Ence Jon invented IT. and believe It the best medI-
cine for If purpose ever put ont With bad coIdI
than do without It, or ta1aany other remedy"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-12-04

For the purpose Of Correcting the EnrOH'
n,ent Of TtIscara,cas County.

tut tue putpOOC VI OOtECCeHeS bsS --%'"N~
n,ent Of TlScarGscas County.
The citizens Of Tuscarawas county
will take notice that the names Of per-
sons whose names are borne hereon,
have been enrolled in the first class en-
rollmenl in the different Townships, as
below. M .
Persons WAC may be cognizant OF any
other persons, between the ages of 20
and s5.or any unmarried person between
the ages Of 35 and As. whose names DO
rot appear on this list, are requested to
report. the same TO this Office for enroll
ment by the. Enrolling Officer.
Any person whose name appears on
this list may appear before the Board al
the Headquarters at Barnesville, and
claim TO have his name ricken of the
list, if he can show to the satisfaction ol
the Board that he is not, and will not be
al the time fixed for next craft, liable "a
military duty on account Of
lst. Alienage.
End. Non n.residence.
Srd, Unsuitableness Of age.
4th. Manifest permanent physica
disability.
The Board Of Enrolment request tha
those claiming exemption appear a
follows:
Fairfield Township, November 80, 1863
Warren Township, December 2, 4"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-12-04
Persons In Tuscarayvas County
Subject to Draft Jan. 5, 1854.
Rush Township.

Peter J Art, Robert Arnold, Nathaniel
Ballzell. Huston Barnes, Seth e. Ben
nett, Clark d Conwell, John V Crom,
Thomas Crom, Richard Crom, Rober,
Crabtree, Daniel Dowden, Thomas H
Dowden, Isaiah Davis, Joshua Davis, jr
Oliver Davis, Thomas J Edwards,
James Edie, Josiah + From, Christian
Forney, Oliver G. Grimes, Gordon Gil>
NOR. Michael M Guihrie, William F
Gibson, George Il Ginther, James H
Geary, William Green, jr. John Hulson,
John F Hines, Peter Heller, Charles G
Heller, John Harrow, jrs Jane: Haver,
Johnson Hitchcock, William Houk, Benz
F Insley, John Insley, Robert lnsley,
P 8 Jones, William Johnson, Henry
Johnson, Robert W Johnson, John F
Jones, Stephen A Johnson, Obadiah R
Kennedy, Abio Kennedy, George ID
Kuhn, David NJ Kiser, Martin G Kiser,
William g Kirk, Andrew I.aughlln,
Joseph Laughlin, John Linard, Hiram
Linard, Robert Linard, Martin L Lehr,
John Y Llhsrd, Simon Lambright, John
Milliker; Thomas Milligsn, George
Porter, Isaac r Ripley, Henry R Ripley,
James s Rankin, William A Rankin.
hna,han Rul,er. Louis Sanders. John
Sanders Josiah Sanders David
Schoolev. Noe simmons. Jackson Sim.
kip, Obediab Sherow lanes Snronll If,
Wh;ver Shivers Andrew Tal,o William
,Talto 4 Eobraim Wal,e,s Milton War.
dali. .Iosepb II Wordell John A War,
dali. George rWilIis6n. Ziba Yarpall.
\ ~ M
~ eIIy 1c"nsniP'
James r Aikin' john BAUM Joha'han
chandler Isaac Ohandler' spencer
Inanaler, James Carru'ners' JACOB H.
Cianiz' Jonn A Clan.z, Jonn N Coun,
ssiman' Albert Chandler, Andrew J
Clan'z, James b Dear'h, John K Dearth
James n Dednck' james NJ Donahey
Nathaniel Dugen, Francis Dugen
Thomas NDunanver, Joseph Daugherty
John Gray, Harrison Gray j., John
George, Jonn A gray, Henry q Gardner
Samuel Gslbral'h' James y Gpthrie
Western George, Nathaniel Hntson
Elias Hart, Demas A Hart, John :
Sston, Joseph 4 Johnson. John y y
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-12-04

And also, all aged or inhrm parents
wishing one of two, or more sons, ex,
empted, are required to make the
necessary proof Of the merits Of their
cases before the 5th of January next.
cage DAVID MCCARTNEY.
Cant. and Pro. Mar. and President of Board Of
ENROLMENT 10th Dist. of Ohio
s DAVID MoCLENAHU, y
Surgeon of 10th District of Ohio.
OLIVER KEYSER,
Commissioner Of 18th District Of Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-12-04

Rearich, George Sesse, Eli Sesss. Nor,
ris ShisIer, Augustus Slemmer, Jonas
Snyder, George W. Stout, Joseph Stou.
jr. H. L. Savidge, Phillip Steel, John
w. Snyder, Frederick Snyder, George
W. Smith, So!iman Ssese, AbetnigO
Swihart, Amos W oodling, John Wallck,
Michael Wallick, John H. WinElep' eek,
Leonard Wlnklepleck, John Wertnan,
George G. Welty, Jobn Zlgler, jacob
| Zigler.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-12-04
Sugar Creek Township.

Daniel Allison, Samuel Aegerter
Godfrey Burky, Gottleib Burkey, John
Burkey, Isaac BolIman, Phillip Riddle,
Simon Barnt Andrew Baker, George
Bricker, George Bollman, David Boil.
man, William Baker, Reuben Baker,
Ephraim A Baker, Jacob Burkey, Simon
Bear Henry Baker j, Levi 'Blddle,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-12-04
Fairfield Township.

A. D. Behdor, Robert A. Boone, John
Bardth, George Bowers, John Dafen.
baugh, Abner Dixen, Adam H. Erskim,
Josiah EDgler, John Frazier, William
Frazier, Fredrick Ginlz, Henry Cara
brandt, Lewis Gekler, Isaac Hathaway,
Jacob Huff, Peter Kollar, William Kelly,
John Kimel, Porter Lalimer, Hugh M.
Larimer, Edward Loomis, iiamuel
Lyons, Jacob Lordrey, John Minnis,
John ,McCgeary..b Nathan Martin.
Matthias Nswporl, Irwin OPP, Sam,
pel Peniek, Benne, Palmer, Joseph
Rainesbsrger, ClasPer Rough, Henry
Bucky, Benjamin Reed, Daniel s.
Stemple, William SIiffler, John SuDse.
land, Charles Sullz, William ,Sticksl,
Samuel Shuts, Lewis Scott, George
Shaw, Nichols Vogal, Jeremiah Weaver,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-12-04
franklin Township.

Joseph Ap, Daniel Baker, Joseph
Blosres, Isaac Black, John Baker, John
Border, John Delaney, Jacob Deieu.
baucher, Jacob Fienchi, George
Fiepchi, j, H, Forney, Henry Froelicb,
Christian Gnagy, BenjaRin CARRIER,
Abraham. Gnagy, Jeremiah CARRIER,
Nathaniel CARRIER, Elias CARRIER, Elijah
CARRIER, Henry Gorsage, Henry Hass,
Peter Halsley, William Hoover, Lidwig
Hime, Gedio6 Hochslsller, John Hess
Kali Jones, Hiram H, P. Killgre, Jacob
Kpicher, Michael r.. Kohr, Christian
Leiiler, Henry i.ahr, Soloman Myers,
George E.. Mlers, John Miers, Abraham
Marks, Maybanch, Adam Newman,
Franklin Patterson, Archib0ld Peoples,
Thomas Price, William Resiich, John
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-12-04

TOwnsapd, John fanny, James Vas.
binder, Isaac M Vanhorn, Joseph Wall
ters, Joseph v Watson, John Watson,
William Nhisman, Thomas Watson.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28
We Believe in Fortune-Telling.

DO you believe in fortune telling p asks
young correspondent. Yes, certainly, and
practice it too. Would you like few trials
of our skill ? Well, then, give attention. When
a boy with black eyes and hair always tells
the truth, he will be believed and respected as
long as he lives; and as people would prefer
to keep him alive, he will stand good chance
to arrive at old age. A girl with brown hair
and blue eyes who obeys her parents, is good
tempered and industrious, will have many ad
mirers, particularly among sensible men, and
she will therefore be in the way of getting a
good husband. If a small boy with white hair
and gray eyes will learn all he can from books
and observation, will practice what he learns,
think for himself and work with energy, be
may become both wealthy and wise. If a girl
with rosy cheeks and curly hair will avoid
ate hours, tight dresses, too many nice things
to eat, will take plenty of exercise in the open
air, and keep good natured, she will probably
be good looking and happy lady, and if she
obtains good educaton she will be fit
wife for governor or president In all these
cases the hair and eyes are of no great impor'
lance, but the other requisites must be strict
~ observed to have the good fortune come
out right. There, that kind of fortune-telI-
ing is worth more than all the gipsys sew
enth sons, wise women, astrologers AMI sooth'
sayers could tell you, from the time OF the
Witch of Endor down to the year 1000. Il
you have any doubts on the subject try follow
ing our directions, and see if we be not true
fortune tellers.-American Agraculturall'f'