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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-30
FROM CiIlY'TANOO' \.

c1n2las the following
"ATLANY\, Sept 25.-Scverai TRAINS WIN
wounded and prsoi ers have arrived. Fap4rs
Of the condition Of affairs are conflicting we
are inclined to believe that the enemy are ioI-
tifyine Chattanooga. Cur lines are "lthlh
four miles Of that place. There was 10 hight,
mo Yesterday. Rosecyans sent Ill two tia9Ss OF
trHca askinr permission to bury their dead
ard relieve the wounded. Bragg rejected
! both, -
| Yesterday. IN Baltimore, Messrs. II. },
K Kc]}ev and John B. Pet, Of the firm OF Kelly
Hed;an & Pet, publishers Of the Catholic
Mirror. were arrested by the military author,
ties The charge against them is having
published 8 pamphlet entitled "tovrteen
Months IN an American Bastile. About one
hundred copies Of the work were seized li'e
naytes arrested were held ter hearing
Flag O. truce steamer Express, Capt: Clark
o,r;ved Of Fortress Monroe yesterday, from
Citv Point with General Meredith, Commls-
s;oner for the Exchange Of prisoners. Ihe
eneral had no communication with any one
oxcnnt by telegraph with Commissioner Ouid,
who failed to meet General NJ, at City Point
The L, S. Court Of Claims will commence
;ts October term next Monday. It's ]un6dlc-
ton vas enlarged by the act OF the late Con
Dress. \ very large number OF ne" CLAIMS
have been fled, including the Floyd accept
ances Of Russell, Majors 4 Co., to the ex~
tent Of $500, 600.
For some days an address has been widely
c;rcu}ated through the army OF the Potomac'
soliciting ten cent subscription tor memon-
| u of esteem to be presented to Major uen-
| ,IoCloTan Parties who subscribed had thelr
money returned to them yesterday, ana were
;nfor,ncd that the design had been abandoned,
Provost Marshal General Fry, in Washing
4o, has nerfected his arrangements tor the ar
soat &C deserters Having large number ol,
danntics. in addition to the provost marsha1s
N a)l the congressional districts IN the I. g.
the chances of escape are consequently mucn
diminished. The reward for the arrest OF Il
deserter is increased to $50
The Washington Chronicle says On
Monday the War Department transmitted to
.ho Treasury Department what was supposed
- 10 ohont one million dollars IN Confederate
money! captured while on the way to Red river
1.oa, R;cbmond. It was found that the pile
,a,,rooonted nearly two million dollars.
Nv Tba Presidential Mansion in Washington IS
a1o~oo;np thorough course Of renovation
,1renaratory y',+ to the return Of President Lin
ao1n and family from their summer retreat
Soldiers Home
During the past four weeks upwards Of touT
hundred dcsertera from the Army of the po-
oo have been arrested in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-30

The schooners Ireland and John J. House
man We're captured by the Confederates in the
chesapeake Bay, previous to the 23d instant.
iaey We're plundered and set adrift. The
Ae&anJria was captured, plundered, and run
ashore. The i, S. Government schooner Al
nance. laden with provisions and sutler stores
valued at $50, ,00O was also captured. The
crews oi other vessels were put on board Of her
ana she vas last seen off Sand Shoals bound
south
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
GARDEN WALKS.

There is no part Of garden or
pleasure grounds moro expressive
of tho character of the keeping,
than the walks. No matter how
fine the flower beds may be, if the
walks are not bounded by smooth
and graceful curves, OF il they are
rough, irregular, and unfinished,
the grounds will convey unmista,
kably an expression ofbad manage,
mcnt, But smooth and perfect
walk, on tho other hand, even i
carried through a wild, natural
shrubbory. imparts a finished ail
to the whole. These facts should
be bore in mind by all owners ot
ornamental gardens,-Coun. Gen
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farm aud alu'lsrhuld.
GATHERING rHUIr.

The following useful hints arc
from the GarfiRer's Weekly Nay
dsinc: most people are disposed
TO gather the autumn fruits toe
soon. They hear the trees crcak'
ing in the wird, and they find the
ground strcwn with windlalls
from these premises they jump nj
tho conclusion that the fruit ought
to be gathered. But accrtain per
bentagc of a crop may fall, from
various canscs, before the crop is
ripe. Tho diseased portions will
lose its hold, or the wind may dis.
lodge what is sound, long before
the portion which remains firm is
fit to gather. a rule is generally
adopted by the gardeners, that if
the pips of the apples or pears are
turning brown, the crop may be
taken but we should rather say
that n decidedly dark and settled
hue ofthc seed is n safer criterion
As to tho objection that waiting
late into autumn cahscs loss oi
the fruit by falling, it has little
weight because it ia by this pro
cess that the weaker and less sound
fruit is got rid Of, while the best
remains. Taking the crop too ear
ly will not only iniurc tho good
fruit, 10y causing tito slrjycl, bu,
will also render frequent removals
necessary, in order desperate from
the stock the rotten ones. which
will ufthcmsclvcs have fallen from
the trco if more time had bccn Civ.
en.--A most important matter is
gathering the fruit without bruis.
ing it in the slightcs degree Ap
pies aud pears bought in the mar
kct are generally much spcckcd, by
which their beauty is spoiled and
most of this is occasioncd by blows
received both in gathering and in
rolling the fruit from one basket 10
another. This can scarcely be
avoided when orcharllng is car
ricd on largely hut amctucr gar
dcncrs cannot well give too much
attention to gathering their fruit
Any falling should be obviatcd,
AMI what docs lall should bo placed
separately. A coat, with deep side
poekois. ia buitvr than basket /
h''oer 20 % iati,icr /; and such rcccp IL
taclcs, being quite under command. 'c
may be made to hold good deal, Il
The kind of weather during which |
tho gathering is performed is Il Il
matter Of importance. Tho trees |
should be thoroughly dry, and n
windy day chosen if possible" =,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
CABBAGE.

The best method to preserve
, Cabbage in the winter, is to gath.
or thcm cariv, say about tho first
of November, when they are per
lcctly free from moisture, and
hang them mp in II cool, dry eel
lar. The great secret lies in their
being kept DRY till needed for use.
\nothor excellent way is to chop
them fine, pack in u stono crock
in good cider vinegar; adding salt
and pepper to suit the taste, and as
much good sugar as YOU can afford.
when it is worth from II to 1G
cents per pound. Now, il you pu,
into THE preparation n little bruis
ed horse radish root, it will kcor
sweet and good till "thc rebellion
is crushed" il you do not eat i,
before, which You will pretty SURF
to do, ifyou know what ia good. -
| raise for winters use n kind G
Cabbage which grows very large
When transplanting, | set thol
very deep as an experiment, an
although this was done carly i
| June, and the weather has been ia
vorablc, they do not head wc!
but spread oUt wonderfully in eve
ry direction, so that some of then
are three feet in diameter, the nd
miration OF every bcholder. Wha
aiIs tho cabbage Were they Sc
too deep, or have they started io
n wa mcr climate : Should tn
lower leaves ho taken of, to max
them head well, or not Will som
cabbage one answer l-Ex.
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before injured by frost. Lay head
downward in trenches, with rails
at the bottom to keep them from
the ground, cover with straw and
then with earth, laid up in wedge
shape and packed smooth, to shed
rain. Feed ont the surplus leaves
CdHic.-Commcncc to feed vii
stalks or other fodder before the
pastures are entirely bare. Gras.
partially nippcd 10y frost loses
much ofits nutrtivc qualities, and
will not fully supply their wants
I Commence stalling feed carly --
Provide shelter before the inclcm
|rnt season commences.
CELLARS. Prepare against frcez
| ing weather hy banking up, il
needed, but allow proper ventila-
ton. Cement floors are ncqt, and
will aid in preventing dampncss
and excluding vcrmin.
CdrrOts. Harvest early and
store in the barn, cellar, or other
secure places, for feeding to stock
in winter. The tops, if in good
order. are excellent for milCh cows
or other cattle.
CoyB.--Cut up. bind, and stock
for husking, or husk at once in the
field, if it he not an object to save
the fodder.
Grain.-IIavc all threshcd and
safely stored, ready to take advan.
tagc Of n favorable market. Re.
ducc all contracts for future doliv.
cry to writing, and ascertain the
responsibility ofpartics before clio
sing bargain Cash is the SAT.
est paymastcr, the world over.
HJgs. Push on fattcning rap.
idly, before cold weather tithcs
the fat. Keep pens we'll supplied
with pure water, and with plenty
oflcavcs. straw, muck, etc, for
making manure.
Ec-hoUScs may hc mado chcar-
", and they will ahundantly repay
their cost, especially on dairy
Iarms. A double. walked room
with the intcrsticts filled with saw
lust or spent tan.bark, built in
me corner of nm out.housc. pro !
'idcd with drainage and vcntila.
ion, aIC all the essentials.
Implements lave them all in
heir places under cover. Preserve
ron and steel from rusting by
linly coating them over with n
heap mixture of lard and rosin ',
rcltcd togeth =.
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THE FARM HOUSEHOLD ETC

Take timo 10y the forelock this
month. But little growth will
now be made 10y any summer crops.
and without scasonablc attention,
some Of them may be destroyed or
injured by frost. In addition 10
gathering the corn, sorghum, roots,
etc, preparations may be needed
for safely storing them. To Sdre
a crop often requires rs much fore.
thought as to raise it. There
should be general clearing MP
before the weather becomes inclc.
mcnt. Tho stable and cellars
should bo put in readiness, manure
drawn out from tho yards ripcncd,
weeds gathered and burned, stock
! ,oked over and the surplus dis
posed OF, tools safely housed, and
everything made snug; then, when
the blast comes whistlng from the
North, the farmer vii, he prepared
to answer it with u cheerful whistle
from within doors, surrounded
with comfort and in tho sense o,
security.
Beans. s.--Thrcsh out as soon as
sufficiently cured, and preserve the
stalks for feeding to sheep or horses
for whi,h they are good fodder,
Buildings will soon be subject
TO searching winds aud dri ing
storms, which will find cntranc,
through all neglected creviccs on'
dollars worth OF lumber used il
making them weather.proof viii
save many dollars in fuel and feed
See that .troughs and leaders
are free from leaves or other oh
structlons, and drains IN order Il
carry off water. Apply paint wher'
needed. Ifmanure is to bo thrown
out of stable windows, build
shield of boards to keep it from
contact with the sills and sides o
the bNilding and thus prevent thci
decay.
Butter Increase the quant,t,
and quality be feeding the cow
with pumpkins, surplus cahbag'
leaves, beet, carrot, and turnil
tops. etc, as the pastures fall
Pack full supply for winter use
Ifproperly made, thoroughly work
ed and stored with care, butte
made now will command nm extr'
price before Spring.
CdbJages.-Seeure the late croI
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TwBNTY.oNB YgARs AGO

Ma. &. &. fRIsrOLa distinguished Chemist and
Druggist of tho city Of Hufalo, n V. invented and
mansiaciuiedn compound known as BRisroL's BLt.
SAN oF ,RHoUSp, which 10 perfect specific foI
coughs colds, or any bronchial or Iung dihicultie,
arising FROM damp, cold, or sudden change Of the
wsathrt
Every person who ha. ever taken Bridois Rat
'1in 81 Hnafhound, rtprnunces II tho hest stttele
ever ihtcnted and 80 iu'tly celebrated has ~ be
come that tho market IL already tnll Of imitation,
cuuntcttcit', aud most dangerous compounds, under
the name NJ Balsan Of lloSrhound. Therefore, sl
wNys be careful IN call to- Brstol, Balsam nd see
that ~ NuitEN signature j. on the outside label
Of the bottle.
MAuK.--ihis invaluable Medicine has been nov
como twent, ore years berre the public, and With.
out any ehori on The par Of the proprietor, its sale
has brcomc very eytensive and is daily incfea,irE
TIE low price a. witch the Medicine sold t2S rrsl
enables al to partake oftts healing qushtics.
e. Crosby. Butao. Ny,
foie manufaoiupt. To whom ~ ordtp should he
sd'ts'ed. F'r' by all allic.pcetable druggists.
Apni u, 1863. "s-eomiy
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DR.. A. BENHAM'S

Expoctorant and Renovatine
Pills, for the qurc of Nervous anC
sick Headache, old Sour Stomach,
loss ofapctiie, heartburn, water
brash, cold hands and feet, dirri
ness and Milk sickness, cramps in
the stomach, and thoroughly
cleans the general system without
any Inconvenience.
DosE-From . to 4 twice n day
PRIcE-25 cts. per box or ) boxes
for 81.
Prepared and sold by DIR. A
Benham, Mclmore, Seneca Co..
Ohio, and +. Marquardt. and Du
Bois e Co. ririin City, Ohio.
July 81. 1S63.-3m.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

SWEET CIpER,-When it has fer.
mented a very little, remove all
foreign substances by straining, or
other means and add to each
barrel about four quarts of crushed
horse radish roots, and you will
have cider, sweet and pleasant
that will remain in that same stae
as long as you can reasonably dc.
sire. While the radish docs not
destroy the life, it imparts an
agreeable favor. and prevents fer
mentation.
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AND ANOTHER WITNESS
For Dr.. BENHAM'S Electro
Hydropathic medicated Vapor
BATH.
LIBERTY TowNsnrP,l

LIBERTY TowNsHIP,l
Crauford County, Ohio.
This is to certify that | was attack
ed severely with Rheumatism, in
October A. ID. 1850. ! called on
several Physicians of the old school
who was considered very skilliul.
They attended me for some months.
grew worse all tho time. Some
said ! was incurablc-one of the
Doctors said ! had the Giatic
Rheumatism and applied a plaster
of tan and tar; cosmetic and tan,
made 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 go to the happy land of Ca
naan. was finally prevailed on
to give DIR. a. BENuAM a 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 or
six Baths, and the tenth day left
my rheumatism, tan, tar, cosmetic,
sore lips and all with DIR. Denham.
| went home and wons to work at
my trade carpenter. and no in.
convenience. DR.. Benham with
his mastery skill! and excellent
remedies, with his Electro Hydro
pathic Mcdicatcd Vapor Bath, re.
novatcd the system and accom-.
plishcd more in less time than any
Physician | ever knew.
JAMES STEAM,
md
"A. STEAM, Wife.
Witness:
JOHN SEEN, Father.
MARY SEEN, Mother,
MOSES SEEN, Brother,
JOSEPH WARNER.
Mclmorc, July 81, 1851. --3mos
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Removal.

III AVING REMOVED
IL MY CIGAR and TOBACCO
STORE four doors North NV fofmrt place, | hone
TO see my old patrons tAnd new ones tool where
they will dads s'eat addition TO my iormsT large
stock IN my liue,
II you risA TO Smoke Go0d .6Rs favor
ed Cigar,
ask jenny Smoker where TO get IL, (Who hy the Nv
20 the hest judge Of the weed ontl and he willis
yatlbly answer you, 20 10 the union oigat store 49,
u you Wish TO get smoking or Chewing Tobacco,
from the monest teise finest hands Sou can ret
Il at the uhion cigar store. Pipes nom the cen
mon Cisy TO ths dnsst MevhAam, nobody can .nit
you ~ we'll atths lnieR Cigsr store. And thos,.
sHd other ,hiuss asuslly Sept BY robaeeoni1seaA Sc
hEdA tho UnoA C,gATStote.
I'll. TQKANER.
riGin, AptiliO ls69, s7-u
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A Friend in Need. Try It,

In. SwEEr' lFNIitrLg IiNINTSr ~ ptepsted
front he fsotpe Of IT. Strpern Sweet Of Connect.
ut, tho great bone setter, und has been Wed a. his
ptAct &c for the last twstv years with the most
tani,hinr success. ~ m rHtetnsl tcmsdy, Il i'
without tvsi, sud will alleviate pain ,p ed.
" than any other preparation, For III Rheumatic
,nd Nervous nisotlets IL l. truly infslltlr, and ~
curative Tor fnre', Wounds, SnrNins, rUisr', sc,
IT. soothtng, healing aud Netiui Nrrr sh.ning pro
pcriirt excite the lust wonder md a.toni shmen oi
vi who have ever given " Atrial over thcussnd
Ger idrairs Of remarkable cutes, prrirrned hv II
" wiilin the nItwo years, attest this fact, e9- sec
Advertisement.
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TO Nervous Sufferers of Both sexes.

\ Reverend Gsnllcman having been Restored to
Iealh In fcW days, Aitet und, tgoine all the
~ routine and irregular expensive modes of treat.
men without success tonsider' u hs sacfTd duty to
communicate to his afflicted fellow creatures the
means of cure. ilencc. on the receipt Of address.
ed Envelope he will send tfree) copy Of tho pre-.
'cttption used. Direct 10 nr. JuHN VI hAGSALL, ls6
FLtou street, ntooklyn, New Notk
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Fever and Aguc.

GRlSWOLD'S Malerian AntldotC
and Bilious Pills for Fever and
Aguc, warranted to cure or the mo
ney will be refunded. For sale at
the Drug Store OF
j. +. MARQuARpT.
Aug. Z, 1868. II
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r. u PENNINGTON. } g. LEE. y. BRkwET
Pennington, Lee & Brewer,

Attorneys at Law and Solicit.
o,,in Chansery, Rooms, In sinrst'. New Block ,op
/ ra,its the Court iiouse. Tina, May 18th, 5s.tf
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Mathews' Chocolate Worm Drops!

NEVER fiil 10 destroy and rsterminats al binds
oflnie,tinal Worms. Are perfectly reliable IN all
case, and fsrtupetiUtt 10 ANY aud ail Vt the Fancy
Wotm tonfcrtions and nsu,eous Nrrmifugesint zee
They MA, be taken a. MI times with perfect safety.
aus drug, Mother. should always purchase them and
give their childtcn no other,
(No tNtharic whatever, is necessary 10 he giyrn)
Each box contain. - drops ~ Lo,cuee,. Ptire
cts. For sale nv NJ druggists and deal ', In
Medicines. g. x. WALkER, Genl. Agent,
Buffalo, n. Y and Fort Erie. q. W.
Apdl Il, lsc5. 2s-iT
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FOR SALE BY

For sale nseneea county byI l.. IT. John 4 Co
DuBoi. 90. aud J +. Marquant, TiTr; u. Hat
Lowelli U. NJ, Afndt, AdTiani !. W Miller, Auir.
ID w Hoffman, Berwieki John Lewis, Bsr,vills;
q lonnker, Watsons StaioAi EP Bliss, Blaonv'll
" g CIeque' West lodii Dubois & Co., Fostoria;
James Gray, Melmotej Sileor, Ws't odi; +
Yates, Green Springs der7ir
And by merchants and druggists generally throus shont
the United States and CanAdas.
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Attorneys Counsctlors at Law
nnos In singers New Block, opposite the rtn'
iioute. noy25
W. 7, Noble, Harrison Noble.
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William GnIIup.

Clock and Watch Makor.-Al
kinds Of watches kept constantly on hand.
Store IN Tunb's Block
Thin, Sent. Isth, iE.I-iv
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The Confession and Experience G
Of an Invalid

Published Tor the benefit and Al. caution TO vounr
men, and othrrs. who suntf from Nervous Debility.
Estlv decay. nud their kindred aimcnt.--Uprl, ina
The means oisel outc, Nv who has cured him
medical h, rtur and quackert. nvcnclo,inr most
pN,ddirrcied envrlcpe, single corc. may he had OF
he author, NrHANEL MArrliR, ESQ. Bedfntd.
kturs New Nnfk ,an1n L.
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MILLINERY GOODS,
Ess- MAKING,

Having employed an experienced
pRESS-MAkER, she :, now rtersred to make
Dresses, ClOdlS and MGniillGS,
In the most fs,hicnsble STYLES. lsdie,' and ohiA
tsns tndst GafmenN made TO order,
tp- Patt -tns lot Ladies and Ch,ldtenl aresset
received Monihly,
~ stamping dons fot Embroidery a, ,hcd pe,lce
~ Rlsacbiug S0d Pressing done tor MilRusr,
tS- M,u,asf. CalHHbsI MIA Good, At New Noh
Pucss.
tV- rbankNl for pA,t favors, sAc .iu hopss 10 .,
ceivs share oCpuhhc p,trenaks,
Tins, April 10, 1855. et-f
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j. u. HEOrd,
w. T.. a. M. Noble,

Attorney at Law, TilIin, Uhi0.-
once ~ shawhsnS New Block. over shrivstsstor
f.tt tf
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DO you wish to he blessed with and admired f,t
rEARLy WHIrz andSoUSp TEETH Use DR. WN,
u. HURD'S UNRINALLED TOOTH POWDER,
warranted free from acid, aknli, or any iujuTiou.
,u5,tsnre. Price 25 cents per box.
tc'- beware ofthe ordinary cheap Tooth Powders,
which whiten but destroy.
DO you wish obe certain that your breath IL pure
'weet and agreeable to husband or wife, lover o,
FRIENDS Use DR.. HURDS CELEBRATED
MOUTH WASH. Price IL, cents per bottle.
THIS asfingent wash /, aio the best remedy in the
world for CASKER, BAD Beam. ELggpISs GUNS
10 you or vour children suffer from TOOTHACHEl :
Get Or. HURn's MAGIC TOUTHACHE DROrS,
Price, 70 cents per bottle.
Ate you afflicted with NEURALGIA ! Get DR..
HURD'S NEURALGIA PLASTERs. The most
Effective and delightful remedy known.
They do not adhere nor blister, hut sooihs and
charm pain away, Try them. rrice, Is and 37
cents. Mailed on receipt orrrcc.
\ 'Tr ati,e on the best means Of preserving the
Teeth. mailed on receipt of the price, 10 cents. II IA
a'Slnable little work and shouldbe in the possession
of evSry pcr'cn.
For sale aull the best stores throughout the eoun.
Try.
CAUrtoN,-AS there are dealers who take adyar
tage Of orr advertisements to impose upon theireu,
toners inferior preparations, II ii necessary to In
Il upon having What you call for, and ynu will
riE HEsT, Thoroughly tested, and prepared by IN
pericnced dentist, Treasurer "f the New York state
Dentist, Association. and Vice President OF the
New York city Dental Society.
Adore" VIZ, HuRD & CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New YORK.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
A. III. lkNcrs

Attorney at Law, Notary Public
and Insurance Agent.
lIEDGEs BLOCK, TIFFIN, ..
August ~, 1868. Att
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q. Il. watson,

Attorney at Law.-Will attend
promptly 10 al kind, oflsgal business. Once ~ Com.
~sfuial Row. Thin, ohio. noyj
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Horse Owners.

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOR
HDRStS ~ uutivsiled by any, and m al cases Of
Lamenss., arsiug from Spratns, Bfuisst OF Wrench
log, it, effects is magical and certain Harne's or
r adlle Calls, Scfatches, Mange, 6o., " will also
eufe spssdily. SPAWN and RsnRbone may he easily
prev snted and cured IN their incpiont dages, hot
confirmed caso, beyond the possibility Of radi
cal cnfe No of tho Mind. however, 10 80 lee.
peratc NJ hopsle,s Aui IL msy be aHeviatsd BY this
linimsni, snd ts faithful APPLICATION will alwsys fe.
move the i1mencs', and enable the horses travel
with compar aritive ease.
Every horse owner shoult have this remedy At
band. tor iis timely ~ tho hrst sppesranre oi
iamencts will ehectunlly prevent those formidahif
diseases mentioned 10 which al horses ste liable,
And which tender 20 many othefwiss valuable hOists
neafly worhlets. See Adveftisement.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

AtENILENN cured OF Nervous Debility, In.
competency, Premature Decay and ioutbfu Error,
actbated by adesirs to benefit oihcr., viii be happy
10 fu'nish to Nil Whn need tree Of charrs) the re
cipe and directions for mailing the simple Remedy
used IN his Those wishing 10 rtphi BY hi, et.
pcrieuce--ind posesses valuable Renedy-wiH re-.
csye the same by return mail, Careful, sealed, ,ht
addressing JOHN u. OGDEN,
augtllm No GO Nassau Street, New York
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
John Mce'nuicy

Attorney at Law, : {: Tlflin, o.
OFFICE. Cd Flooi, Tombs Block.
March 10, 1863. 21-f