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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-31

0STTnE DirrERESoE,-W When Morgan
"rahcd"i through Indiana and Ohio,
Richmond editors called him the gaIlaA,
cavalier 81 the South, and styled his
horse stealing and old men and women
numbering operations "glorious and
chiyairie " When KLrATRIcx pitches
his shells into Richmond aud outrivals
MoRsAS in the "raiding" way, minUs the
inhuman acts of the grea, horse-thief, the
same editors call his operations "barbar
ousM
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-31
General Frank Blair.

Frank Blair has requested leave to re.
call his resignation as Major General
with view TO an early resumption Of du-
ty in the field. It is said the Presiden,
hos consented TO cancel the resignation
but his vacancy is already filed and the
whole number of Major Generals author
ICED by law have been appointed.
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Notice.

TnE holders of the Interest bear
ing BouNTY BoNps of Seneca county, Ohio,
will ttkc notice that the funds for the re.
demption of those Bonds, are now in the
Treasury Of said county, aud that the same
will be paid al sight before due and that
the Treasurer is instructed not to pny iu.
terest accruing upon them after maturity.
by order OF the Commissioners.
ISAAC KAGY County Auditor.
Audit or's Office, Tiiiin, Seneca ca
March 81, 1854. 25-2t
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Road Notice.

NoTIoE is hereby given, that the
Commissioners Of Seneca county. Ohio, did,
Mt their March Session (being tue 9th day ci
March, leGi), levya Tax for Road purposes,
Of Five Gents on each hundred dollars Of the
taxable valuation of Sc eneea county, to be
discharged by labor Oh the public high way,
under tho directions Of the Supervisors OF
the several Road Districts within said eoun.
~. between the first day of April and the
first day of September, in the year A. d,
lS6I.
ISAAC KAGY. County Auditor.
March 81, 2s6l. 25--lt
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The Northern Militia TO be called ont

New YoRL, March 2s.-The Worlds
Washington special has rumor that the
entire organized militia of the North i,
to be called into service for six months
to hold certain points during the cam
paign against Richmond, which is about
to commence,
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C-.y- BRIeuAM YoUNe, ,he prineipa

OF BRIeHAM YouSe, the principal
proprietor Of one of the twin relics is
lover Of the coPperheads. He says:
ave find them very iruiA- seeking, re.
narkabiy open TO eonpiction. Many Of
them haee stayed ioifi u.s."
That is to say, the copperheads very
naturally and promptly turned Mormons,
or A correspondent Of the New York
Herald writing from the Department Of
Western Virginia, says; Gen Sigcrs
activity is gaining much favor, even
among those who were opposed to his
appointment and change of command.
ers.
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All General officers to be employed

III UOnOId Oh VIIIUOIo W 10 0uuPIVJ OU'
WASHINGTON, March 26.-The Post
states that private letter from Washing
ton says General Grant intends to place
all general officers on duty at once.
Brigadier General ID. d. Birney, Of the
U. s. Army, has been confirmed as q
Major General in the volunteer service
his commission to date from May 20
1893.
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Treasury Statement.

The Commissioners of Seneca
County, Ohio. proceeded to examine the
books Of the Auditor and Treasurer Of said
county, In obedience to the requirements Of
the Statute in such oases made and provided,
and, also, TO count the money in the Treasu,
ry, on the 10Th day OF March, 1864. and find
the balances Of the several funds in the
hands of the Treasurer, to be as follows;
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Executors Notice.

NorIcE is hereby given, that the
undersigned has been appointed Executor Of
he Estate of GILBERT }. OGpES, deceased,
late Of Seneca county, Ohio. Dated March
l1lh, lsCi.
d. G. OGDEN. Executor.
March 81, 1861 25--3t
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-31

0~T TIM census ot Windsor Canada
shows population Of 1880, ofwhom
57l are from the Southern aud IA from
the Northern States, and OF the latter,
Vallandigham counts one. The rebel
lion has holped Canada in population.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-31
From Washington,
WASHINGTON, March "a.
GENERAL GRANT,

GENERAL GRANT.
General Grant moved out to the front
this morning. The expected grand re-
view did not 90 off. The work of recon.
structon will commence at once. Cen
eral Grant will take his quarters with
General Mead for the present.
He will return from Brandy Station in
q few days, when the contemplated
changes in the organizati, Of the army
Of the Potomac will be announced.
GEN. BURNSIDE.
Gen. Burnsides leaves Washington to-
day for Alexandria.
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
An order will soon be issued consoli-
dating the LIST and Sd Corps, to be at
tached 10 the 9th, under Gen. Sedgwick.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant and staff arrived at
headquarters to-day. He has ordered the
army to be at once ready for inspection.
Ho was received with much enthusiasm.
Gen. Hancock has returned to the nr-
my in excellent health, and will assume
command Of his corps. During his visit
North he obtained large number of
men. The strength in his corps is not
surpassed by more than one in the army.
The expedition recently sent into
Mathew county under Gen. Graham, by
direction of Maj Gen. Butler has re-
turned, after having succeeded in cOptur-
ing large lot of horses, cattle and mules
with several engines and 400
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-31
ss6.l5I as

ISAAC KAGY, Comfy Auditor.
Auditors Once, Seneca Co., OF
-Sljl. M=rHs :. 1894 At
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-04
.Menital.
How 10 Keep in Good Health
) AND
WHAT Is THR CAUSE OBJ DISEASE


.FIIHE primary cause Of every disease that hesh 10
Il heir TO N mpurity Of tue blood The blood be-
comes lDpure rpin many Gauaes, Impure AIR on
change Of weather, unwhOlesome food and exposure
are. emongt tbe Ilfincpal causes Of impunty Of tba
blood The symptoms are glddinese, headache, con
iHbd thought, eyes dull Bid heaVy, drowbinees con-
htpapn OF the bowels, bad taste in the mouth, foul
ongud liver complaints, paita In the back and legs
otspf Hppetts, sleeplegH nights, aohc, eramp, pain
nstitn, puIoing and pHgng, ohilla aud fnyeTs more
OF less accompanying these aud long tram OF troub
esoho ahd ding ebroUh aiieotOna all u which may be
prevented and cured by taking n few doses OF Dr.
STRlCKiiANbS SVEdEfABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS filiLS, They Will purity the blood and put
the stomach hOwOlA and liver ia healthy condition
They particularly suitabefor chronic and
dsenses, Every ,lamily and avery soldier ailpnld
keep supply OF these Pills. AZ many diseasea are oh
satrd by tl,eir use, Thhy are amild Rnd rale mpdt
clne, and can be taken At any time without danger Of
taking cold. ui IaililIa d. HaHl aiiIi INi .i
sold by AL druggsts, or sent to any part on receipt
OF twenty hve ceits and stamped envelope address
ed DR., SfRIOK LAND, east Fourth street, OancinnA
Il, ohio. t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-04
pLAMrATIoM BlTTERS

detorye to suacr II they will not try The celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS
which are now recommended by tho highest medical
authorities, bnd warranted 10 produce Immediate
beocGral OBJECT They are exceedingly agreeable, per
ecy pure and must superceue all other ton,rs where
a hosIthy, gentle sumulRnt is required.
tncy purify, strengthen and nugoratei
'thoy create "a healthy nppohei
they nre nu anudote To change OF water and diet,
rh,y overcome elects Of dissipation and late hours.
They srengthou the syelcm and enliyen tho mmd,
Thcy.pre,qqt miasmatie and utrrp,,u ,uepl ieyora;
Thcyphrty ihSbseAth sudacidity bf the 'sdduaSh;
They cure dyspepsia and consupauo
They euro darrhca, choora and cholera morhus
they cure llgcr complaint AMI nervous hradn.br.
They make the weak strong, the lnnguid brilliant
an,l arc exhausted haturo'a great ro4torer rhcy are
eunposed OF tho celebrated calisaya hlrE, winter
grtcn sossoires aud herh. all pr"sery,din per-
eqtiy purc CroiN rum.
- lhayc. oven the Plantation Buters to, hund,
reds of ouf disabled soldicrs1ah The rhbst as,onish!
mk effect. q. W. ANpEEws,
upt Soldiers Home, Cnrnnatl."
Z - Tho Plantation Rucrs have cured mo ofliyer
complaint Of whlrh wps lpd up PROSTATE, and had
toaisndon my busiuoss.
II. h, KINGSLEY, Cleveland, ONO"
g owe much to you, for verify believe the
Phntaiion Bters have saved my lie
/ Rev. ". II. wAGGoNER, Madrid, N. y"
e rhou wilt seri me two hnttiss, r,oro ~ tAy
Plantation rilters. My wife has been greatly beu0dt-
| ted by their use. Thy TREND,
/ ASA CURRlN, Philadelphia, Pa"
| U~ have been n great suforor from dyspeps,a,
ami had 10 abandon proaohiug. a The Plantation
! iltor4 have cured me-
| Rev. !. $. OATHORN, Eocheslcr, N. ""
'e Send nv twcnty-our dozen mora Of your
| Plantation Bilters, the popularity Of which are duy
| increasing with the guests Of our house.
| SYKES, CHADWICK X CO.,
| Propretors WilsrdN Hotel, Washngton,D o.
Such are one IN thousands Of certificates daily re-
cetyed They are immensely nonelcinI to weak per.
Sous and doucnr fcmnles,
Be cautious Of re- filled bottles. Sec our sgnanrc
onla tine steel plate label. They not sold by thr
gailon Thcypre oplysuld N onr psLeut log CABIN
bolnct ny repeoaaAe drtrtbsta Grdcera ho,els ~
looms aieamboats and country stores.
! =. II. DRAKE 4 Co,
! io'a lawGn 2O2 broadway, N. V.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-04
TIVE CRNTS kEWARD,

NNILTOa y CROMAs, a hound boy eighteen
MI ,earA dff ago ranaNay fuln tho uuderligned
ef,iit tue g iusi. Thus d tp warn W persona lTom
seplarwN AmFhf hhENhht,
NrorlCE.--ts hereby owen that on the I'm hay nf
N tnIV A. u 1851, Mhluh Krlihor was appointed
1d,ninistrtirx OF frrdeuek kenher, dRGd lata OF
Mnntgo,nefy county, Ohio, aud hn4 gwen h'hd Ac--
cor,iinn 10 law, and entered upon mo dHnhnrge "
nv MlNNA REUBER,
wv fAdninlstratrix OF Fredrck Reuber, deed a.
Dayton, August 10Th 1860. anRso'~s"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-04
71rrss auO Gsluat 8Flaktn6.
MYnkoOn,S Iceland PeetoraI.

plaeaaes Of the throat. cho4tapd pulmonary Organs
,ft ever prcyalUi,l, insidous aud dangerous The
properties of medicine 90 alleviate, euro Hnd urrho
iht complaints. must hr eyprctorout, HnotYnr and
utigunuus lunscmnn the inlIcuH of Tho thrnut, ond
uutp1rtue tone co tho edife ystem. N0aNcoyery m
medical ssiunco over mastered This class Of ii-pnse4
ll3o bf. Wyuk0DpH fcDipnl prctntai. ith used with
The most tnuahiuE rrsutin Rll oasrs oihroncmt a
uHuNnsa, Whoopng cough, dptherh or plsrd sor"
Mtopt, asthma croLp, coughs, COLTS, nervous Inla
lfhif, So.
The Rev J.J. Potter cortfcs that 81 hay" used pr
Wkukoops pertom Tor several ycitrs, myself and ia
my mmiiy, tor severe pulmonary complaints, Hnd
nave recommended II to many others, nnd have never
srtu ita pguat" Rcy.J.I. Potter, hrooAlyn n, y.
hundreds Hni thousands oi Important tcsumoni-
al4 could he produced showing lts rematndlo cures
Au that it never OuiS
II i- conirqseal Of pute 1csiand Mee Ralnl q al.
rRh Peruvian Basnn, Rlot0mpane, oHiifeyt bur'
dnk, aud other invaluable eNpectsrRut and tonic m
grtheuta. II harmless, prompt Hnd lasting IN
sads aud sufferers cannot aiord 20 neglect trial.
EVerv family shoud have 10. 10 a remarkable Tor
Group. Fuli descriptions, recommendation aud dt-
oeHuus accompany rHou hottie.
Sold IN dayton hy " stewart aud All principal
drilgisis. M. :
.l.o t,sga,i ,nlGS.g w,GsgY,'pd' +
'g"'' 'I '41T1FT VlEt3iJfYY
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l.a COUGH NO MORE. ~ -I.
TRY, sTR1CRLAEDs MELLIFLUoUs COUGH
I BAIl3AM.

81 THIS the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Hoafseness Asthma, WhoOping Cough, aud
Consumption Everybody who luasi tried this excel
lent Basam ENTHUSIASTICALLY recommend 10, Mrs.
Mhehbj barr street. Cinoinoati, sayH she has bsen
learlu sufferer with cppgn for many years, bad
90 10 be aide TO yA th Stair hhe took Que bottle
OF this BRlsam aud has hesn beuar ever since, and
advises All VINO nave Coughs, OqldH and Asthma 10
try thA valuable Cough BalsaR. Fifty dents per Bot
te. sold by all drnggsts and manufactured NJ No. =
east Fourth street. CineinnAu.
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Eblt5lishedin Tie Year ls6D
FOR THE uURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And undor the control Of tWo Of the most Eminent
lhysiciaus m the world
nR. ". lBoEArAgrEi lron Lqplop and PWnF
uo4pitala, and for the past ten years OF the Gu
c,nnati N6nSteN Hospital Hnd Dr. " 10 kEfhoIdsS
lnta of No4Ydr- rlus d tie nnly o'hcotn the city
Fbrre gefmAhcnt tIire nf Private biseA5es ran be
nHalueJ Ntttl0nt the uae of mercury or chanRe OF
diet Gouorrh,s, cured hGto ~ Hours, elect cured
IA 70 T. desg s'relsf GqIed n ,'9 weets' MOI
weakness cured Ia tos ws Ssi Syphilislnlts primh.
ry -tages cured IA tNH Sec ndary symptoms In
puteney yig0r restored 10 TO i,yees All ildlseasea
ct private u1tnre created with mpArnlleled Hrressi
Ur Bouaparte'a great Work on private llsoanes tAe
Private Gni,iet6 Henltif " beneficial 10 ALL male aud
iemale old and young, should read this book twin
ounghtau those who gr0pe ~ darkness. frlcc 20
be. Rsn,ptrte's French Patent Male sainl u Ia
nsriectiy sale aud never is 10 go sasiaciion. It's
Inc only sate aud sure preventive against diHeage
rrlee OF the ffanrh patoih Male BRte, 81 tho single
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pregnancy, as theY VII produce mia'farriage Pree
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mul.
luoAuplshy Acknowledged 10 bu tho nhainp pluns and
,hgs 81 veuet,sl dsertH, and ihe only bnctnrH who
rereige monthly reports rom the OIL Nnrld they
nave nehn r'dtoned irotn an esrly hge oi y"nth 20
witness tha various diHea8cs which uiiiict mankind,
ami 10 watch. .ilpillrofres thnalglNe long eqrarr oi
pfuiassoul, study Ia every sphere Of NE 'rum the
GumMe abode 6l aoyeft te lhe innnsiou % the weni.
,ny, and hdHng lldtrtnhet hoyoni dnuht tile vast
euieuhg ot hninanty, t,ey ieicnnned 70 selert The
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y0ta then whole attention 20 the Reylaton Ui he ds-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14
NOTICE.

To Leanfer Harbnc. Wliamleighton Elizabeth rx.s.s.
ON, J Hiatt. Emma Hiatt Joseph St,mnsor
Ir'lstee Isaac Wycof Perry Foster Geo Apderson
Emma uarbiur. Sehofied Brother How sy,..c..,
Co., Peter Stryker, Haskins lieeskili "a Ws-ssna
Haskell Go Rix Hale 4 Co. A uosmer apd . r -
max, Executors of estate OF Moody l.r-as.a vr.I
liam Thomp ON, Trustee, Vim L Rnii;ck. T;ct in
Lucas, Guy Wells, II d Foster WIIIiam Th.,n ..Hsin
Hatch Thompson Robert Hamilton Dixon Rss~
Coinstock Co, X Vooryart Bank ~ fha IVA ~ -
ininion Ambrose Dudley, Eliza Ruidick Execat =. =,
n he estate Jesse kaask dscea-ed. Albert Wells,
America, JohnJ Noe, Elizabeth Har6ine j Rst, u
Samuel Riw eed, Trustees of White Iowa M.nn.i -
hrlnstitute, La VIM Whitesidc, C l. Halthaus ! Z
Ea.tsasn Judd, Walker Co. Lee county ,rnd ~. 2
Iowa. for the Of tue School fund fendants "
You and esrh OF you notified that there 4 NM, -
ME III the Clerks office OF the District Court Of Lee
W Iowa. at keokuk petition OF Reuben arline sils
quarter Of section 81 township 65 north Of range w.,
IN Lee county, Iowa. more particularly escsi, n :. =,
petition ann alleging that there certain errors and
~ sns OF said premises contained in
you the sid William Leighton aud Elizabeth Ixeh,a
TO Hiatt, Also in certain deed Of same ~ erss ~
YOU the said Hstt and Emma Hiatt to lrsn6sy
itarbne also Ia mortgage the same * ec,,f. ~ ~
said Leanler Hxrtine 70 PIN, and In decree ~ Ia
Court forsclong the same, and in deed ar sams ~
sheriff OF sad county to P and alleging that Won ~
or lien upan soue part Of said real estate sai5s :.
riNnud's title thereto and with notice tbsrssT ~
praying that the said Of scriptipn be
nna mat all ami lien Of any and an Of Won rs 81
1naf the title Of the Le forever eufetsi n
I'm asain,s AL OF ycu and for general relief -
uuess YOU appear and thereto on =, hsa,r.
~ hyr as gay o. the next term ofsald Court 10
po 0egun ana holden at Keokuk on The FIRST Mond,y =
FeDIuafy =. - 1865 default will he entered s-is, ~,
and Judgment rendered thereon = = -p's yoa
p..... .,.,,. - -, M - nj STRONG.
ost;-d ~' Atty for Plaintid.
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NOTICE.

To J VI Hiatt. Emma T Hiatt Schofeld Tro.. How,
sherman Co.. 1co Anderson, Peter Striker Has.
kns, Haskell to, Haskias, HeeskilI Co Rix Hale
Co. A. Hoslner r U L,risx Executor. IL Etaf,.
Of b Moody, deceased. William THOMPSON. Truste~
William 4 X L Ruid'ck, fickiin 4 Lscas {; brown
Robert Hamilton, Dixon Brown. Comsiock 4 TO- X
Ne,-ars, Bank Of the.pld> Dominion Ambrose Dud.
ley ) " Rankin. Reuben HArbine Samuel Weed.
lou are notified that there is on file in the Ds.
trict Court OF Lee County Iowa. keokuk petition Of
William Patterson and William Tiubernasn p,.intir.
alleging tbS they the joint owners OF the undivided
eneaf OF cerfsn real estate in the northwest
Of section 3D. township s. NORTH range se we, In Lee
county Iowa. more particularly described In the said ne
fton aud alleging that you, the aid NJ Hiatt arr IT,
owner OF the other undivided half that you the 9TH
er defendants above nanied claim an interest fher.r
AMI praying for partition Of said real estate And e.f
the southwest onehaIf thereof a,art I'm
to plaintiffs free and clear Of all and tbe
on OF any aud all said defendants.
And unless you appear and said petition before
moon OF the second day Of the next term of sstd (r,
to be brgun and holden at Keoknk on the frst Mopisy
OF February D. 1885, default will be entered arnnst
you and judgment rendered thereon.
IT, STRONG
hesenae stamp oo ctsi Atty. for Plaintiff
occ ;Sd4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14

A young Cambridge student once con-
tended With johnson. whom he met Il
bcsswelPs, that prosaic poetry and poeti.
cal prose must DO equally good. mo
SIR, said the doctor. - man NAV MA
brandy in his tea, though not tea ia his
brandy" The student was asked after
waIds what be thought Of Dr.. johnson
81 think, sid be, THAT he il the greet
bear OF c,nvs rsation-his diction 8 al
contradiction"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14

be not vain OF your vaat Of vanity.
Patisses i bat lying 70. andridisg out
the gale.
An evil hslrs On make Asll without
the aid Of devil.
Kns1asdeS sad siubsr shsnldn't -
much used till ICY are seasoned.
Watches ars ofssa stolen. Every watch
should h kept apQn ia guard.
The nan who goes for the killing Of
al dogs Il probably thief.
There il lit.le use Of the sense Of hear
ing it W can't hear sense.
To ejsouIsts "God help the poor" is
one Of the cheapest Of charities.
Forgive, II your neighbor's oRenss is
rank. don't let yours be rancor.
II is right to be eontentsd With what
We have, bat never with What We ere.
The surest way Of gaining mems res
pect is to prefer your own appreciation to
theirs.
Attention can really be rs littlo preach
ed or logged into young person as abb
lity.
That man is rich indeed In friends Who
can lose two or three and not y bank.
rupt.
Nothing but efforts after virtues We
have not can keep alive the virtues We
have.
When man says. II would not bs ego
tis,ical," he might as we'll add. iii l
could help il.
If you think that Jour opportunities
are not good enough, you had better i'm
prove them.
A man is badly of il, in ina hard win
ter, he has chinks 10 his roof and no
chink ia his pocket.
SIRE persons put grea, deal of money
in stocks. who should be put in the stocks
themselves.
All natural actions are done without
thought, and we can make breathing a
difficulty by thinking about il.
| Events are constantly taking place, and
polllicisus are constantly de-irous of do
ing the same thing.
Why is the letter j. like . soung lad :
4 giving away her sweetheart to another 7
| Because il makes over q lover
Good manners are part of good morals,
and 1t is as much your duty as your inter-
est to practice both.
Love is The tee OF hearts, and il trum ps
the worlds kings. queens, kDaves, dla-
monds, aud all the rest of the pack.
The science that could teach many men
to forget would be more welcome to them
tlan all the tsiskery pi Mnemonic..
The poor author must keep the wolf
from the door, and he has no weapop
with which to confront hia, but his trusty
s-eei-pen.
IL matters not how trifliag the speciaii-
| ty, II man only knows something that
nobody else knows. the world will respect
h,u,.
What phiIoa piers have advised about
| never opening our months unless We have
something 10 say. as impracticabie non-
sense.
Have you ever broken horse T" in
quired horse jockey. "No, not exact
ly," replied Simmons, "but have broken
three or four wsgoos!' a
There is certainly no rsrer. more ami
able aud candid quality, than hsbi,uai
Justice to the mo,ives Of people not in
our set, and not subject to our Influences.
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whenever exhibiting In cnmpetittm With Others We
sait take pleasure In forwarding by mail lat cur own
Sxpesase) Illustrated CAtnlogue. In vhch every in
sfTunsnf We mapufhctnys h fully described and lus
srated by elegant sugFStinSs.
- All Melodeons Of anulActure eithsr cold BY
dealers in any part Of the United esafss q nad
warranted TO be perfect In svery respect and should
any repairs he necessary before the expratoa Of Are
from the date Of sale hold oursevss ready
willing 70 make the free ofcharge provided the In
jury is not caused BY sccicent or design.
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WeAan, . Ne learn from Genesis, il
bone. and that may BE- the reason why
70 10y dogs are always 1ghsilg 6pr hen
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