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Dyspepsia Dyspepsia!

Ds. WrhAnr-TI was great sufferer with Dys.
pep.in ietssvea year, Event I ate 6fl.d, mo-
With wind and dreadful pain, and my his was one %
dIank glass OF water. "a would return kaek in
bsaied condition.. applied 20 every kind ef nsd.
ie,ne and treatment and all to Po Iiarfose. . sA~
your great Awsrican DssPsssia Pills had made I
weEa 10 yssf sisss and purvha,sdA bsx. ansi sam-
meaeed 10 use lbsm snd do tka ink God this day am
yell msn, sA'l sAn eat three real per day hsvs
sent number Of asn"a. amer pills, aaa have a
yoang man 'hst'st sahssing with Dyspepsia N NJ
neighberhood eight OF yoar r'lls and they cared hH
JAcOH liiulLEss-
kKSSrpyIrlr, Kent Sosa.yy yDss,' -"
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Legal Notice.
January Ia, 1864.

Nelson Iloddy and Henrietta IIod.
dy his wife, james A. Ogg, William and Lu.
cretia Ogg. Margaret Bcal and Charles her
husband, Francis. John, Joseph, Samuel,
Margaret and Charles McKeinZeY, will take
NOTICE, t5at on the 2lst DAY OF JANU'
AIRY, 1854, John G. Lee, filed his petition,
In civil action. in the Common Pleas Court
Of Seneca county, Ohio, against them and
others, in which he shows that he holds a
note Tor $50 and interest since January 81
1854, which is due and unpaid, and the same
is secured by the Mortgage Of same date OF
Ann j Ii. Arnold, on inlot No. - in the
2d Ward Of TIffin City, Ohio. That John
b. =. Arnold, and Catharine G. Wcntz, ike
wise hold note OF SlUG,1l cents, which
with interest from November Goth, 1851 is
due from and secured by the Mortgage OF
same date Of Ann j. II. Arnold on said in
lot e2.
That on the llth day of January, 1853,
said lot was sod at Delinquent land sale to
A. u. Hovey, that the certificate Of such
sale, upon the procurement of and for the
sole ben, fit of the said Ann j. II. Arnold
was transferred to Anthony II Arnold, now
deceased, and Afterwards 10y like procurement
and for the same purpose, an Auditors deed
therefor, was made aud delivered to said
Anthony ii. Arnold, all OF which transfer
and conveyance to said Anthony was pro-
cured TO defeat the liens of Plaintiff and Ul
the said John B. Arnold and G. C. Wentz.
Said Petitioner asks that said deed to An
thony ii. Arnold may be cancelled, that said
liens may be established, and for other pro.
per relief. Said petition must be answered
(or stand as true) ON or before the Fourth
Saturday OF March, 1864.
LEE d BREWER,
Atrys for Plaintiff
January 81 1864. l6-6t--S7S0
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Justice SLOW but Sure.-We sincerely
hope that justice will hurry up and overrnke,
as 1t surely will, the williams who are coun.
terl,itng the f,mous Chemical Saleratus.-
They should, when caught, be turned oyer to
the housewives for punishment. They
would not repeat the offense.
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A Murder.--we fRd in the Ashland
Times. the following Lrisf account Of mur.
der committed near that place few days
ago. The Times describe the murderer as
follows -" The murderer is young man
~ tho name Of Geo. W. Langfelt from Bea.
yer county. Pa, where his parents reside
He wac the School teacher in the Pifer
School District. He is about feet six in
.ches high. weighs l6o pounds. dark curly
hair. black eyes and 10 or 90 years of age -
HAS both hat aud cap with him and wears a
grey shawl lie left Immediately ai,er
shooting young Desom and is still at large.
detectives at all points shauld look out Ior
lhe murderer. Particulars pext week.
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Executors Ssle Of Real Es.
tate,

Under and pursuant TO an order Of sale
made by the Probate Court Of Seneca Coun.
", in cause Of George W. Derrick, Execu.
tor Of Richard Derrick against Peter Der.
rick and others--to me issued and directcd.
will offer at public sale at the door of the
Court House. In Tifliu. Ohio. on
SATURDAY, 9th day Of February,
A d, 1864, between the hours cf ten A NJ.
aud four r. NJ, the real estate bounded aud
described as follows, to wit:
The West halfof the North East quarter
and the East half Of the North West quarter
Of Section number tscnty six, in Clinton
township. Seneca County. Ohio, containing
One Hundred and Sixty acres, more or less
free and pnincumbercd by DOVER.
TERMS--One third cash. one third ir
ono aud two years, with interest, secured 10y
mortgage on premises. -
GEORGE W DERRICK.
Executor OF RIcuARp DrRRicK
LEE & BREWER Atrys.
January %, 1864. l1--it. $500
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"PULNosIo WAFERs." Ia thisor any ather oor ntry
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No fsmily should be without box OF
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In the house,
No traveller should he without a supply Of
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10 his pocket.
No person will syet object to give for
Bryans Pulmonic Waters
Twenty.iSs Cea's
IoB MOSES, Sole PrePHeios "a couslsst -, ". x
September 25' iebs. SHY
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A Farm, for sale.

Consisting Of two hundred and
four acres, lyiag in the south east corner OF
Clinton township, Seneca County, Ohio.-+
For further particulars enquire Of John N
Naylor in Titfin, or the Subscriber residing
On the promises.
July 10, ls63. i'
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Notice

Notice is hereby given, to all
those knowing Themselves indebtcd 10 the staio Of
ROBERT SMITH. DECEASED, late OF Chntoa town.
ship, Seneca County, Ohio, to come forward and
A. II, KEiSECKER.
January 81, ISG4. Ig-i
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FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT,
90 jefferson street. second lot South of
Dutch Reformed Church. Price 5000, 90.
Enquire Of ID. CUNNINGHAM.
Jan, ~, lo6i-lT--46'
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Legal Notice.

Hamilton McOoll lister of De-
ka b County, Indiana, James MeCollistsr
Selden Wakefield and Sarah Ann Wake
field, his wife Of Story County, Iowa. Arehi,
bald MeCollister Of A Hen County, Kansas,
Carlos Smith Of Denver City, William Nc.
Comb and Mary + McComb his wife of
Lenawee County, Michigan, will take notice
that JOhn W Barrick A,hninistrator with the
will annexed of Hamilton McColister, late
OF Seneca County, Ohio, deceased has this
day Fl led his Petition in he Probate Court
of Seneca County, Ohio, for an order to sell
the Real Estate OF said McCollister, to pay
the deyises made by said MeCollister in bis
said will, Said Petition will be heard on
the 18th day of February, 1864
LEE 4 BREWER.
Atty's for Admir-.
with Will annexed.
January l4Ih, 1854. l5-4t. S44O
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DON,T RiI DECEuVED

nr. Chcesemsns rills have received, sud are now
receiving the sanction ofihe most eminent Phy,i.
ctan, In Amrf'ra.
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Bos. The
rr'ce ONE DOLLAR PER BUN, containiLg from
dnyto sixty rilk.
Pills sent by null promptly by remittng the price
TO The ptopnetors, any authorized agent In current
funds sold hy Druggists generally.
HuTCHlNGs n Hll,lNER, PHorRisroRs,
~ Cedar street New Nork .
snld In Tiiin by DuBoi. Co., 81. John aud Mar.
quarlt.
Me''r. Denion \ BROS. Cleveland, wholesale
agents.
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o. Many woman at forty exceeds
the promise of her grhood; but how few
are the men who do not fall very short OF
the hopes of youth
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Sanitary FaIr, Cleyeland.-The 22d
inst, will witness the opening Of the Great
Northern San itary Fair at Cleveland Al.
ready the buildings are being completed
They will accommodate al! who desire toat.
tend. and we hope Seneca county will do
her share. Let the Township Soldiers Aid
Societies make an effort to send in handsome
contributions to the Fair. Let every loyal
citizen who feels an interest in our brave
soldiers, and disposition to alleviate the
suffering incident TO camp life, aid in this
great enterprise. We understand that efforts
are making to send a handsome donation
from here to the Fair, and hope nothing
may prevent its being carried out. The Fair
at Cincinnati realized $23O,00O. Let our
Northern Fair yield $4,000 at least.
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DYSPEPSIA.
A Positive Cure for Dyspepsia
The Great American
Dyspepsia Pill.

We may ,ny with safety that ninety cases clsi % +
ev ~ hundred that de with conan on, had u, hr,
only d,snspsia. Dyspepsia quekly lays the fouhda.
fatal character. Dyspepsia is emphatically tho
disease that takes from n. the bracing stimnii OF
ambition nn hope, emaseuatos aud unfts Ms for tho
sntefprise oflile. We say 10 the sek and 10 phy u.
clans Of every sehsol, that in III. WishaH's Gs.at
American Dyspepsia Pills and Pine Tree Tar Cor.
dial, there 10 cue for the OF dyspensia
$4,000 nine thousand three hundred aud ninety M.
uent', ior Dyspepsia IN its verioas fo'ms, and "a
every case where the medicine was taken Directed
= m.de perfect cure. numbe; ofths shove eases
had been treated by the most emneat ph, in
hi. country aud Enfope,
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OUT LOT
at private sale.

The subscriber offers for sale fine
OUT LOT containing three acres.
situated on North Republic Road,
beyond the College. In whole or
parcels, terms to suit purchasers.
Inquire ofsubseriber at
LEE & BREW ER'S Office.
Il. X. HOFFMAN.
Dec. 10, 90. l0--tf
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eau only give few Of the many ,hoa,and. efce,
tihcaie' an receiving In favrr at this great Medi,
cine hut have had quantity OF them publ she'd IN
crulAr fofm, which send free on application. e.
Whsthsr yca conclndo to give the Medicine a iri NJ
Of not, send ior ciuisr. ftee fiey Csnt., and One
Dollar,a hpule.
Prepared only by the proprietor,
DR.. l.. q. e.. WIsHARr,
Philadelphia, Pa
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wonders viii Never Cease I-Neithsr

Wonders will Never Cease Neither
does DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINZ
hENT ever failto stop the most severe pain.
This Is no new humbug article. but an estab-
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uine unless signed 8. /. ToBIAs. Depot. 56
Cortlandt Street, New York. Sold by all
Druggists. 2.
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nLEEDING OF TINE LyScs.
BLEEDISG OF THE LIVES,
READ TUE FOLLOWING.

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iet the diseoys,y you have nss~ In makins = rneu
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Liver Complaint. When I commence ed to use your
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My Physiuisns tfor employed twol pronounced Ne
eas, cure hut nv sister had used ysar Pine Tres
Tar Cordial, which did her 90 much good, that she
prevailed on me, ssa last resource, 10 try and
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JOHN vERDIN.
Cres'e 81, 'iS doors above Ricbmond 81,
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Tar Cordial
Tar Cordial
Tar Cordial,
Tar Cordial,

The Great Remedy 20, C.usumptior.
The Grs' Remedy for con.s-puoa.
7 sm consifniiy F~ceivtrF ssch certificates ss the
fsllowins. Read ui
rsnsh and " vat fef year, and my whs.l-
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hsh my csse " You ihink prrrer
REBECCA HAMILTON. Id,
No lali Wayne Hts', rhiiadsipila.
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Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia !

DR, WisHAEr; . have been a constant sefSr-r
wiib Dy'pepsis Tor the last eighteen yesrs, durin
which time cannot say that I ever enjeysd . psT.
ie' ty well day. Thste were times when tho syIpp.
toms were more aggravated than NJ Others. and thea
seemed II would bs great relief TO die. had At
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" my snherngs 20 much Increased that bsesns al.
mos, unhi for husiness Of any kihd. my mind vas
.os,inpally allied with gloomy thoarhis sad fos.bod
ihss, andtfi attempted 10 change tier eurreai Ly
reading, At once sensation OF hy eoldhea, Ia eos
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my bTHih also feeling or sickness would occ nr nj tbs
stomach, and great pain 10 my eyes, accompanied d
with Which was tbs eopinIal feaF oi losing my rsA
son. also experienced great hs.ne. disability aud
nervousness, which made " dilieuli 10 walk BY dsy
NJ sleep a. nighs, tbecaus hverse 10 society, and dis
posed only 20 seepsion aud having he skin al
a nnmbef ofeminent physicihns or various suhaois
hHally oAma to the conclusion thst, for this dissa.
a. my present sge, 4 years, there wAs cure IN "a
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9 eon'eniment sIe my every iay eompaHioas.
JAMES N. AAUDERf.
No. 80 North Second Street, Philadelphia foi
merly yoi Woodbury.,
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The Travellers Guide.
ssnduskY. DAYTON 8 Cincinnati r. r.


On and after Monday. Jan. ls, 1854, PAS
renger trains win run as follows.
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Soldiers and their Heirs
TAKE NOTICE!

The undersigned has made such
arangemssIs that he can seeun BOUNTY, BACK
PAY, PENSIONS, &e /, for Soldiers AAd Ihsir Heirs
n the shortest possible time in which the same can
be done
Iob,ain PENSIONS for DisABLKp solpIsRs, for
the WIpows ~ paeeased Soldiers, fot tAs WIDowED
MoTBEas and oasHAs SISTERS ef selDlEas who
died unmarried,
All kinds ef eiSia,s sgsinst the GoysIsnsnt collect
ed with dispstcb.
OFFICE in Hedges Block, second floor.
A. II. BYERS,
Tifin. Dse.ia, Ices. I0-lf
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or all kiats fVr sale at this Once
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New Advertisement.
DR.. VEliRfs fll saRlItE

WILL rosffIysLy ccks Img FOLLOWING
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Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.

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FIRST TRAM
| NIGHT EXPRESS Leaves Columbus at $50 A.
NJ. viii stop at Delaware, Ashley, Cardington,
Gead, Gallon, and at all statios9s north Of Gallon;
M sTriyB5af Baso OsssAPa sso S New York iiso 4 @ M
B6ston:3:5OP NJ, Chicago via Crestline Io3CP NJ,
pittsbnrg. $3.50 7 NJ; PhadellPhia. 100 A. NJ;
Chicago via Grafton, at 1880 L. Nj.
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK, ,ElXPREsS65Leayes Columbus at
Gallon, Crestline, Shelby. New London, Wellington
DankirE. sly p Nj BpfrMIP. slac Z MNsw York.
line, at TsSO p. NJ; Philadelphia, 1000 A. Nj Chca-
60. via Grafton, at o A. M
,}F THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND EXPRESS--I.cayes Columbus at 300
p M.Will stop at all stations south Of Shelby, and
at Salem, New London, Wellington, Grafton and
Bse1 ygS A. SeEsSHd SS a ~ NJ ssd
NJ; Boston, 4:55 7. NJ. Pitsburg, via Crestlinc, at
a:a6 K. NJ; Philadelphia, $50 r. H.; Chicago, ic.4o
A.. Nj; Chicago, via Grafton, 1t 1890 A. M.
CONNECTIONS. 4, fr
AT Delaware with Springfield Branch for Spri ng
field and all points on that road.
At Crestline with Pittsburg, IT. Wayne and Chi
cago Railroad for Pittsburg Philadelphia and Balti
more. Also for Chicago. ftt
At Shelby with Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
Railroad for all points on that road. Also for Toe-
do and Chicago.
At Grafton for Toledo.
At Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run ON all
Night Trains TO Chicago, New
York and Boston.
s5-Baggage checked through to New Xork and
Boston, via Cleveland; also to Philadelphia and New
York, via Crestline.
RETURNING:
Night Express arrives at Columbus at los p. M.
Cincinnati Express arrives ut Columbus at l:2OP NJ
Columbus Accommodation arrives at Columbus at
$50 A. NJ. .lo1H
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
Ask for Tickets via Crestline or Cleveland.
4orr t Il. 8. FLINT, s>
af a Snrt., Cleveland, Ohio.
JAMES PATTERSON,
.nAgent, Columbus, Ohio.
Columbus, Nov. 90, 1868.