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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

THE City Savings Bank having determined
10 Niad a. aAs notice il hereby sven % Is DepOt
70 cone orsar and withdraw their funds fhoss
yho an % prcr 70 ssh March. 1884, hereby noh e
thst hs MI thea nvet thea Ia ioar cent OonfsterA
bnds their beneah authorised - act % Congress- nnce
ne arst section the recent earrency bl- i
By oresr Of The Board n AUGUST, i
,ha-.od as Cashier. .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04
DIsTRIBUTION OF CITY SALT-1h

DISTRIBUTION OF CITY SALT-1he
IL drbuton Of Sat- Obtained BY The city from the Stas
Sal Worss vii commence FRIDAY, the Goth Instant 90 he
.rehouss Of SPOTS Harvey IAN street Applicants
make ay hereto ore, stating that they residents q
&c almond persons In. their families who
aso resdeu Qncudng AL and coorA) Refugees
titled They stxts In their Andayt that they REF
uges from eoanty soI0urning In Rchnond and that they
nave no. received distribution other siy
county FOR 1854 person v receive 20 pouno 10 q
per pound Important hat each applicant make The eaeu
iaton, and bring he right change and Big
DAVID J. BUR-,
B. HILL
l. w. GLAZEBROOK 81.
h9S-6 Committee q NE Council
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

ZINE COTTON LANDS FOR SALE
IL car for ansst COTTON LANDs In TEXAS
Z and Arkansas for tour per cent Conederste bonds
these he very best Portlons OF those Two states
and SS sLe 81. y any ''4D' L r sPnMAN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04
FOR SALE.

A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House aud 100
"A aers Of Llnd attached all Gdliang hs lanes Of HanP
W. Professor CHARLES MARrIv,
rha--es Hampton sidney college, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

I'VE HEREBY give notice to all persons
having moneys hands for The sale OF Psodues o.
9th ruse 70 receive whatever may D. due 70
hen 2Sh March, shall b. compelled 70 laVe
mA-34s MOORE 4 TURNER 4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

WANTED-To buy corr, thrashed oats a ID
w neal for The J. T. o p lmpaay. VIII pay highest
narksi prices Take al risks nom the day Of purchase
Addre.s-Rlohmond, Va CHAS Y. MORRIsa,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

At a meeting Of the Banks Of the City of
IA Richmond held wednesday, be Pan February is6t,
s following reOon ordered 10 be Published In The papers
Rssoved that nouse be given Of this city Will
decae diVdends, certificates Of deposit and
check any prior ssh Of March except hs
urreney sxisng and rated and Vknef; and Al
thsss entitled dlvde1ds and holders Of such csh iss a1d
Asek requested 70 collect ne sAne iothslth 25-als
7 b. STOVALt, Of Halifax, is candidate
q for M Board Public works, 70 an the vacancy
soned b. rssEnahln Of Gen. " Clay Election second
Thursday In Ma eh- ml-dst
lava COFFEE. received, very su-
81 psrIor Iot Of prime old Java Coffee.
h29-6t STOKES, WlLLlAn5ON 20.
~ 100 pounds cOShineAl.
ell ''' sale" ARDUvM
EOR SALE
n spring DrEyL --,.,
calf onrnsr Main and l0th S'a.
STOKES, WILLIAMSON & co,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
COmMIsSHON MERCHANTS.
Assais iOr ne sale Of
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
Corner lsA and Cary Streets, RichnOad, Va
s.. n. WILLIAM8Oy
rs THOMAS PorTa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04
RSPECIAL NoTICB.

KxOHtNaE ASD BASKISG HOUSE OF D. T WILLIAMS.
RIcHaOSD, Feb. IS 1854
A LII persons holding my checks on any bank
"A ded present the for Immediate
checked the uads there The checks
Uhoks payment April wiz entirely win the
holders and the respective banks
DsDostor notified 70 withdraw their respec-
tive balances or adTs what disposition Of the
flads before The ir Apd the Old noet at par viii be sid
frPS div D. T wILLIAM4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

B ga - < LOO s' '''''' for sale By 4p DuvAl.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

THE STEAMER CITY OF PETERSBURG
IL un receive reISht Petersburg until SATURDAY
ls scoek n Persons shipping win send the gOss Weight Of good
No. nhA-1t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04
NRW RICHMOND TaRATRg.

NEN klCHMOND tdhAIhbs
AOtias ana stage EAnsgss...-.-.- .-..- II D. Ossst
FRIDAY EVENING. March l. 1854.
Ons nlSht more Of n great French Romance Of the
C0RSl IAN BROTHERS.
Which as been In preparation "a
FhI bsAu play viii be pAesi the stage 10 magnificent
styie, With
Nss Scenery,
Decorations
Mechanical Easots, a.
Incidental u the Pisy, the grand Masqus Ran Of
MID LINT.
TIE entire piece under The dirseuSn OF Ogssn.l
OAArnlss Dance Miss May PAItinEol
To conclude with the amusing Farce OF
Mr. AND MRS. WHIrR
COMO DUET AND DANoE,
b Alr. and Mrs Rhlte.
In preparation, az entirely rev Farce, entitled the
CARTE De YiSilE.
In active prep Irztlon,
LADY AUDLEYS SECRET.
Wrtsn expressly for the Theatre.
Doors open performances commences al precisely
WANFEO-TOgns Ladss COR the Ballet
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.-The sub
scsr has taken Rrsr-
In sire long occupied by DokEs Anderson, and oHsFs
services ead and the public for the sale Of all goods
oondznment, particularly
TOBICCO AND CIGARS
nhg- d1teft RtOHARD HILL ia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04
CuLPHATR OF CINCHONA.-This aEtic

-
- one Of the proxmate principles Of Peruvian Bark snhar
A H. proDeries 10 saphss ounne, AID Be BubSIisd
ior M Fhs price 3 90 per ounce. Yer sale ~ -
nsi8 . = oo'AA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

TEACHER WANTED wish to employ a
Male Teacher charge Of small school in my family
competent teach Lln French aud the usual Engh
Branches, hperal salary Nil be paid.
AdS.ess viih r,fsren e RoBT P BAYLOR,
Re 9i-ass L0rstto p o Essex CO., Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

wASrEO-Toans Lad., Cor ne Ballet
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

.s,s ~. 80 us
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

The subject Of food il one OF grave consideration
Not only should great economy be P'Ao,ised in the con-
sumption of VIA. have hand, but extra ats ntioa
be paid to increasing, to the utmost 'Atent the pro
ducton of provision crops. one of the easiest sures
earliest aud most productive OfOPs that be made is
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

In preparation, a. entirely rev Farce entitled the
CARFE De YlSlIE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

0Aisago Times.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-29
Administrators Sale of Re al
Estate.

Pursuant 10 an order made by the Probat'
Court for Seneca county. in the Stale o.
OhiD. oa the 18Th day - December, a. D.
1864 will sell at public auction, To the
highest bidder; but at not less than two thiId-
appraised valuc. on the l4lh day Of January
a. y. lS65, at on o'clock p. NJ Onthe psrnI-
is.s. u Steam Saw Mil aud fixtures, located
on the North East quarter of section ~,
Township |, North, Range II East, in
Seneca County. in State of Ohio, together
with the use OF the mill yard ana the land
apruftenant TO saw mill, so long as the same
remnius and is used upon its present site,
The mill yard aud appurtenances, contains
about , acres Of land. Said premises are y
part of the real Es ate of the late Samuel
Weaver, deceased, and are situate near the
Village Of Attica.
10 he cold ire from dover or other in.
eumbra ce. One third o; the purchase
money to be paid on the day o: the safe, aud
the balance in two equal instHllmenls at
six aud nine months respectively, the de
fered payments TO be secured by mortgage
Oh the premises sold, and to bear interest from
the day Of sale.
The purchaser will be required t. pay for
the deed.
SAMUEL J. SEED,
Administrator on the Estate of Samuel
Weaver. decreased.
] X HoRn, ATTY.
Dec, Is, 81. 4w 50
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TIE r1rr1N MARKET.


coRucrkp wtrklr Brs B SSx,rH.
l.lEHa Trfs. Dee. 70, 1854.
FLoUR--sl0 90
wHEAT--Firm atst so@i IS.
CoSN-Fhm at 81 90 for shslled from
tcsms. renv.r
oATs-Firm at &c from ,esns.
wooL-SeNiug at so@sse. A "a
SEED--Clover SD. Timothy SIS 90.
FLAX sSEp--sl rs per buslrei.
RYE--sl ~ per bushei.
CANDLES--Steitlne SOC. tallow ga 2sc
SOAP-Germap l2, Uommon Sc.
rALLow--l2@l6o, Grease @ge.
PorAroEs--7sc@H.
. PoRR--Psr bbl, SIS 0oGl 90. s.
Common per gallon 80 so
Rye SO o. t.v'
dAMS--is@lse.
HIDES--G,eCn &c, dry ice. ..-.
CALF SKlNs-l2tse Kip skins i0e'
SHEEP PELTS-frc,h 25cGsl so.
BEESwA AX-5ce per pound.
BUTTER -a0c per pound.
EGGS--3ht ptr duG,n.
LARD-Kega. .
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-29
Proclamation by the President.

WksHtSeros. Des. 20.
By the President OF the United States
Of America, Proclamation:
WHEREAS, By the Act OF July 4, 1864,
Entitled an Act further to regulate and
provide Cor tho enrolling and calling out
the National forces and for other pur-
pnse.," IL Is provided that the Preshcnt
Of the United States, may at his discre.
ton, any, time hereafter, call for any
number Of men, for the respective terms
Of one, two, or three years, fot military
service, and that in case the quota, OF
any part thereof, of any town, township,
ward, precinct, or election district OF u
County not so undivided, shall not be
9ull within the. space of fitY days after
such call, then the President shall immc.
diately order drst for ono year, 10 fill
such quota, or any part thereof which
may be unflled ,'and whereas by the cred
its allowed iu accordance with an Act OF
Congress On a call for 100000 men, made
in July, 1864, the number of meu to be
obtaincd under that call was reduced to
2S0,00O, aud whereas the operations OF
the enemy in Ger ain States have render.
cd il imprOclicable to Procure from them
the full quota Of troops under said call,
and whereas lrom the foregoing causes,
but 100000 men have been put into the
army, navy aud marine corps, under the
said call of July, 1864, leaving detcien-
cy on that call Of 100000. Now, there.
fore, !, Abraham Lincoln, President Of
the United States, in order to supply the
Aforesaid deficiency, aud TO provide for
casualties in the military aud naval set.
vice Of the listed States, do issue this,
my call, FOR 100000 volunteers to s rvc
for one. two or three years. The quotas
Of the States, districts and sub.districts
under this call will be assigned by the
War Department, through tue Bureau oi
the Provost Marshal General of the
Uaited States; and in case the quota, OF
any part tbereo', Of any town., towns ip
or ward Of city, precinct or election
district, or Of county not so sub.dividcd
sh n pot betilled before the 10th day ol
\ bruay, 1865, lhgn dridt shall be
ihddc tOiili such quota or any part thereof
under ihis cal, which may be uufi led on
said 10Th DAY Of Fobruiry, 1865.
lu testimony whereof, | have hcrcuntC
/ I my hard aud caused the seal OF The
Uniltd S;ates to b. affixed. Donc al
II the City Of Wash,hgtou this l9lh doy
j. Of December, in the year of our LIrO
1864, and of the Independence OF tn,
United States of America the s9,h.
[Signcjl
,.... ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Dy the Presidents:
w. II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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FARM FOB SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN.


have n first rate farm for sale: IL con
tans 500 acres of good land, there is le0
acres of improvements on it. good frame
house with eight rooms on the lower floor, a
good cellar under the house lsx39 feet,
walled with brick, the cellar is always dry.
The house. casl me .Sl,09n:z also, a good
bank barn. 33x40. Che soil varies. part
is sandy soil luhm and muck. There is two
good large bearing apple orchards Of choicest
grated fruit and the best peach orchard in
Fulton county, grape. vines. pear trees,
qninces.. with orhamental trees. &c in a
healthy locatlon good waterin abundance
at all seasons Of the year. There is sheds,
stables and other out buildings. | have
lived on il twenty years. 1t isa delightful
farm and in good repair, good fences, dc
The tfmter land is covered wii,' choice oak i,
poplar, white ash and other kinds.
IL lies une mile east and west by'one half
mile north and sHuth, good county road
crossing Il ;nd another along north side of
H. II lies between the Air Line Riilroad
and Wabash d Erie four miles from one and
FIVE miles from the other. will also sell
farming tools, cattle. horses. sheep. &c on
ren sonable terms. < - = ~ "
For further PARTICULARS address.
REFFN II A, B SUNN.
oct27 y Beta, Fulton County, ohio.
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deserves it.
To Columbus.

To Columbus. -
Next week VIC 60 TO Columbus to re-
sumo our duties uslCierk of the House of
Representatives, and will be absent dur
ing The sitting Of the Legislature.
During our absence, Capt, A. II. BYERs
win condnet the local department of the
paper and attend to the business of the
Office. He is authorized TO receipt for all
moneys and attend to oil collections.
Although we will be absent temporori-
", we shall weekly cast bock upon the
TRmusR a.lingcrlng look and smile upon
It In the eshupe of disseminating news
rom Columbus, aud try and keep its
readers posted in regard to the doings Of
the wise solons there assembled.
: Most of our readers are, no doubt, pers.
,onulIy acquainted with Capt. BYERs, and
we bespeak a pleasant relationship be-
tween him and the!n. The Captain has
had experience as iocal editor, and tn re-
fore, kuows where to take hold.
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Course of Lectures.

course OF LeotVres. ..
The following from the Cleveland Lea.
der applies to Titlin as well as Cleve.
land:
We see no reason why lyceulns and
lectures couiJ not be Introduced into
every village and town in the State. All
that is necessary is THAT a few leading
men shall take hold of the work. 1t
may not be possiblo 10 obtain "first cluss'i
lecturers tor whom from fifty to lone
hundred dollars per ningt must be paid.
But there ore in ali communities. especi-
ally on the Western Reserve, men who
are competent TO lecture with as much
interest and p;oft TO thuir hearers, as
Emerson )r Deeeher can tu the irS.-
There Ure men in every community
wounded or discharged from the army
who can tell an experience that in many
cases in both thrilling aud instructive.
There arc also professional men that
might be obtained for a small compensa.
ton to deliver occasional lectures on
important subjects Nor has there ever
been a time when more important sub
jects for debate might be considered thln
now. The times abound with them.
By weekly discussion of the subjects
affecting the welfare of the nation, much
very valuable and important truth would
be ELECTED, and all citizens would be bet.
ter PREPARED to act wisely their part in
the gresr events still impending over us.
But in addition to such literary re,rea.
tons, there might easily be organized
"rcading circles" Let number ofper-
sons, fr N twelve to thirty, NEE, at ap-
pointed places and on appointed even
ings, aud listen TO selected readings and
conversations thereon.
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Notice.

The undersigned has resumed the prae-
tice nf Medicine and Surgery, and viii at
tend 70 all calls Specialaltention gwen to
the treatment OF all CnRoSIc DISEASES.
Office Hours. from A. NJ. 20 p. NJ.
Once in Hedge Block, over Bowe Lysle's
Store.
Residence near the first Toll Gate, on the
Melmors road.
N FE. FRANKLIN, NJ. D.
December rs, 1864.
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Extensive Discoveries of Silver.

The Commissioner Of Ihe General
Land Office has received intelligence OF
(the discovery Of rich and, extensive silver
mines ia Washington territory, along
the western slope OF the Cascade Moun-
tains. The ore is represented as ex.
'ceedingly rich, yielding about seye a
hundred dollars to the ton. The lead
which has already been traced for more
thsn four miles, is from seven to fourteen
feet thick. 1t is situated about fifty miles
north Of Olympia. Miners are hocking
In large numbers tothis new ElDorado
--Wa,Aingson Star
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Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chi
Cago Railway.
Notice i'm Partition.

Sardis b. Taylor. Charles Taylor, George
Taylor, Oscar Taylor. Austin IS. Taylor and
Delia Taylor are hereby notified that par
iition was filed against them ON the Uh day
of December, A. ID. ls6I, in the Court OF
Common Pleas within aud for the county Of
Sandusky, State OF Ohio, by James Justice,
Executor Of the last win of Austin b Tay.
lor, deceased, aud is now pending, wherein
tae said Executor demands partition of The
following real estate, situated in the county
of Lucas, State OF Ohio, to wit;
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! Mt@Rs. G. g. CLARKS Co,-UrsTIEn.s;-I de.
Nite iomaks known Ire almost instanta effect
ot"Coes Dyspepsi Cure" ~ rassa OF eho Isra nor.
bus, had been tor tashty .tonr huvts pute me- a
the stomach and bowels, every fhsen minvt,,
wen, into your drug store TO roeurs brandy 40
hdd awhJs been told that itwas good ., med, fof
Dysehtsp. \ y pallid iacs bHd iniy .Mtakn..s a
once aunacted the attention ofths efsrk 10 rhan.
ANA he asked me al once ''NhAt 10 The maussfS
i-rliehi 81 have been for twsny gfour houss wants
Tug an' pufging, a1h sun unable to stand or wnIk
nom wehkue.s, hhd this tsAdly ,irk me-. at nv
s'onseh onlplsiey pIo'iIates me, lie pro,l1c.ds
b tile OF Cos's uyspep.a Cure, saying" lsre.
iafeTdianeT' .
From the moment took that dose of the madisi..
my sickness al ihs stomach was sone--it .feei sgs
itttanihbepus. In a. hour eat my di nnst with "a
goodA relish a. ever hungry man paTtoak, fa.IHsa
well cleared ont Of todd Snd followed by a tea
spoonial of enre. have not suffered q psrtiels Of
iiheonvsnisnce sincr took the remedy. y II II,
Iis action was 20 Nondrriu nd so sfe. that
ouldhard bShevc the evidences oi my own Ienset
and tstTe 10 pubiiey mRke kno~ these facts thar
The whole world may avail themselves Of as uss.
Like bread, II shoAld find piaes IN every one,
Ouse and believe lhai shon ID go aN Ay from
home wtthout hViils ~ ina his pocket az hste a.
cchldbs quickly made ivailubie. GEO. L. DRAkE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-29

An elephant and bull fight took place
lately at Saragossa, Spain. The elephant
was walking quietly about the arepo
when the first bull was released, ami
rushed at I, with all his might. The ele-
phant received his antagonist with great
coolness, and threw him down with the
utmost case. The bull rose and made
two more ntlaeks. which the elephant
resented by killing him with a thrust Of
his tusks. The conqueror did not seem
in the least excited. but quietly drank
some water offered by his keeper aud ate
several ears of corn. A second hull was
then released. and in few minutes suf-
fered The same fate az the first
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i lMroRrANr TO raAyEl.rns

/ While Iourneiing an the ears, my .tom aeh be
came badly defanged, causing erete pain IN M \
Ihead Had u been on the water II would hn We be,h
called sen.'ic hnss, laly sitting BY me, Lnowln M
my condition, reached opt hottie sHtinr ,..aks
swallow" ala a., and IN less ihan I've minnie,
nv itoubie Nas ended. rhe medicine s.ro, :.
lp'pepsA Cure" aHd from th. effect IL had upoh
the stomach, AID phat have leBInedori 1t SINCE 4
tnhk " must be nn excellent =, nsa, fsr Sea ,iel
ness aud Dytp-sna. MRS sAMtiELFIL
Madison, Jun, 3Olh, 1894.
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Personal,

Personal, .,....h
VAN c. CooSRop, Clerk in the finance
Office ofthe Post Office Department al
Wilmington, has been at home on a visit
for the past week, celebrating the annual
recurrence Of the holidays in a "gushing'
manner. Mr. Coot ROD is young man
ofculture and good business qualifications
and his numerous friends in this city take
considerable interest in his future pros.
poets, which at the present ore very
bright and promising. He has already
ibeeR promoted from a 100000 to q
$1,000 90 salary, and Postmaster DESsr.
son will confer great favor upon his
weli-wiehcfs in this community by
raising him aBothcr niche in the temple
OF the +. O. Department. Asawcundct
soldier, all other things being equal, he
deserves il. .f..f.
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=. = TFVF,
MfssRs EpiIoksi-- Allow me, Though yonI col
nhhs,i 10 ankn0wle'rr nv gratitude for The benefit I
hay, tereiNtd from ne use oi Cor. u, spep.ia Cn,.
Although lwn great suh rtr from Dyspepsia, al
ht' dose rave irstant tshet and one ounce hn. en-.
bed NE I" oct ANYTHING lUltase, Miticut pain I
hHve now stopped Gsing the medicine btl no Ions,
nsedU' .u.. PALMiRA LYMAN.
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For Sale.

Part Of In.Lot No. 5i7 Second Ward. md
Large Two.StorY Brick Dwelling Hous,
the reon. Price low and Terms of payment
easy. win alsd Sell or Exchange Cor prop
erty in the CITY or Country, 1000 aeEes o
Good Farming Land in Iowa.
r. G. PENNINGTON.
Dee. IS. 1864, sw.
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Those who know my eon.litution, what nv eon.
d'ion has been for ihe last dizzy yvHrs viii BsHsvs
with ne that medicine which win reath MY case,
VIII reach hlnniuny one, Cor's iy,pspsia Cure has
enabled NE 10 eathnything please, and " ven sal.
aom now hHVet 20 nse the meSieiLe. II relieved NE
In an instant When was IN great path NV whsls
system Is being s,reugthened Nv it, use.
| ANN 4. BAGGOTr.
| New Haven, June eoth, 1901
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ONE OF rwrNTy.r,Fru

NEw HAvES,JuHe IIth, Ifd4.s
MR.coE-sII; llaviEg been lfopbled ,siih ths
by'psP,ia for soms eight or tNeks niohshs, Ihavs
taken the usual kinds OF pise ines which hHye cons
me no good. saw your advertisement Of q ned.
cine TO cure the Dy.pepss ihayethsd II and found II
70 be the medicine. The iTsi - draps (ths nh of
ynne,) that Itook rel isvsd. jns IN ebs niinpts. 1
have taken II thfee ~ four times, bat have had no
dishessug feeling In iny sil mach since taking the
dnt vs. d opk altogether before, could not eat a
mesl, and soms,in,es no more than three or four
W Respectfully, i III, WOODRUFF.
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Sreo.nl Notices,

IIUBBTL'S GOLDEN BIrrERs. purely veg.
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Oct 90, 1854.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-29

Christmas
Nothing transpired on Christmas. of
special interest. Most every one sat
down to sum ptous dinner at home or
&, one away from home. The clever
landlords Of the Shavhan House and
Davis House each prepared a bountiful
repast for their guests which was enjoyed
with zest. Either of them was hard to
beat.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-29
And al,o the following described real Estate stu
led In the cnnniN nnLnsk. Eiate of Oho, to Wi.

Also Inl.ots numbers 1850 and 1859 In the town
of Fremont, County oi SHndusky and :: ate of Ohio.
Aud that nj the neat term OF said Court the said
Executor will apply for an orler that partition OF
said lands may be made according 10 The proyi zion
Of the VIII ofsaid Austin u. Taylor, deceased dated
December 5tl, 1864. ..
JANIS JUSTICE,
Executor OF \, u. Taylo;, deceased
Dec. rs, 1864, CIV. Sll e5