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A MERICAN X FOREIGN PATENTS
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SOLICITOR or PITENTS
Late agent OF L. : Patent on,e Wa>hiu;fou tb,
Acto: $50

Act iSa.J
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After extensive practice O.. ul,.y.;r : r ,..,,
continues t" secure PitenS III the United state al" in
treat Britain. France. and uii-r rlr,.i., r.s,r,,T
Caveats. Specifications Bone Assignment ar, All pa,
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AMI with despatch Researches made mo iIu,rf,,r. ~
Foreign works. To- determine The validity pr M !,
tents or Inv nt"i>-a cSal"r Other advice rendered
IN all matters ton, MIA; the tuc Comics al TN. ri,t
any Patent furnished by remittn- 81 Assignments re-
The Agency j. only the largest in New r,-,,,I
tut. through 1t inventors have advantages ,r >ecuriI,.
Patents "i a>ceTia'n4 the ratcujatIy q. Iv,lt,r
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which can log "rrcd them elsewhere Th. t.St;rp,i, ais
below gwen prove that none i Successful n The
best proof ~ advantages AMI ability he w,i All -i,,
W h"N toIiiu' rea>'n /" 'vi ..r. ami prove, that
Al no other "iier ul IN" k.uiL-r ih, harc> H.
- services - ni.rtIic. Tn" immense irl i., 90, III
'u-crH'T during twenty wears past. La> clIa diced him f.
lhn'l' : v;>, collection OF specifications and official
These; h">yrs nj Intensive library Of LEGAL and me-
United S,a'"S ami Europe. render him able r,i -, ,.o
tons to "i5 superior acilitie: or obtaining P.t,,tS
All Necessity q" Journey Washington IA t,-5,r, .
mycn. =. CIV mere saw Ell
TEsr1noyIALS
a. regard Mr. Eddy a. one Of ,h, mos, c,ra,,o
intercourse va" CHS M ~ lad oifciaI
Ihavc no heStat in a>Suri. inventor, ~ IL
oI'". ci2y rrT>'n more competent AID truStworthy
ana more capable ri putting their application. in tr
10 secure for them early and lavnrar ,i u
"t '"e ra'eiI oui'e- EDMt Nd BURKE
,, q, - 49, Late Commissioner OF Patents
Mi X Il Eddy las made tor me l. app. ,tt"r. ~,
All but one oil which patents nave been granted ln ,,i
Is now pending Sgch ID, ;,r,a, anu ti...
ana aDlHtN On ms part leads r,cauin.ni nh in,
Tors TO apply 10 him 10 procure their patents ~ , n,
be ofhaving tine most TAFT mi al a. ,, MAY
her cases ana at Il very reasonable charges
nr-,r,,,,,,. ,.,,,,,,,. JOHN TtGGART
during rlght months the Subscriber i'm com -, If his
large tdctlce, made on twice rejected annr,fin,,s III
appeals, every which was ,ircJad NJ bis -,
the Commission OF Patents. y n Tnny
Boston, Dee. 49, IS63-l VI NJ NM
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CEDAR CAMPHOR

81 MINER FLANNEI> when pm, awsy -hc"ld h-
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NEWELL. HARDING & Co..
BOSTON MI SIC HALL.
THE & e l. AT OR q a y .

VIII be PLAYED every Wednesday and Saturday at Noon
Distinguished OrgaLi>ts Will preside.
Strangers visiting the cityc,u view the Organ every
day sunday, excepted application al the Hall be
tween the hours ol II and and the payment Ct" the uSu
rI e.
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!. TATE OF VERMONg
IT, az. # TVCyIg-
sL22 Attest 49, L FRENCH. Ji4-, - o.. A..
ORDER Of NOTICE Of 81 gTLEHLA-
WILLIAM RslILY,S ESTATE

Al The - hate touri held al ST J"hlls'ury. E.
iric-. abe 7lh iay 81 oct % 1854
whtreaS Charlie ok administrator eI liz,
William Railey. late tf Hs~aNlCk, IN said .-.,
deceased proposes l. r-iglcr a. nuIll al his adm
Il'il @lll 10 l'Ttstn lUCy2ll .-a>i >ld estate
ann all.n and allowance Ter HE url,e>e 90, lua6
llliou ail 4I~lrlAuIr - Tia" IT, Tue 81 estate
Il i~Crt~ "1 - q r'nr7. among IN" persons Eha
la- entitled r. 1il,. sane
II g. jtrr.-'r., .rlenr8 sy sad c5urt that tbt
Ssi- u'l-fr ,at;~icIatis'l .''.s '- heard L. D.
tai'' ''ilct lI - L''lr-isiTA - daE 81
i-i A. - ---rf's.t r-r' I4' az Itr-,,Is iuf...-
al 81 ..Ea -,-vv- tx i-U.oaiiyl = copy ol -.
rvV,r- . 1ti> 'f3e- e. sac T'alrsaaiaa G-itrI d. S.
'iiI-' 'f. ,lr' Nft@> s1gy-~-Igt'y l,ueAi L.
ll-le u f,aIi-- rhs5 lheH appear AID contest
all ...0,.H- "a ..---.1il- iil,A -. car-- AN.
Heard is >a.1 r.TI 81 1ilr mite Il laltit1..l
81. lr5 g. "a AID c-iAr--
a. lire court
A'l'->i. Asa J.. FREN' a.
A;~rr C.l,. 4 Record,
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MAP OF PETERSBURG,'

Showing IL. r,c -y.:.c OF tim. Grant operations
g.:h,r al al :e ;I,'ion- etc, etc PIic only l.
c"nts " Ho!rsgio - , dom.
New Mp tt 80. Price - cau.- uholc,,lr Il y
p doze-.
He~ Map OF E..Epiall Prize ouy 10 cent? whole
sale =, per Gaz,a. Agents wanted
Wv. ToMIINSUN. Publisher.
u MA.!!L..g.on s.. I;n..o Mas.
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BOSTON ADVERT ISEMEN1
R0sTON MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
From s. u. PEYTEE-GHL y 90.

rt,h,..n TWIN PLACE ,lorme-y % Bromhed ST
y GREEN VI D. Superinteuiins PHYSICIAN
This Institution established for the cure OF Diseases
hv fine use Of Vegetable remedies entirely diScardng
Posnau, Dru-, has now been IN successful practice
Tor about fifteen year aHdoIIe Inducements to nvad>
for the recovery q " ''i not 10 he found elsewhere,
scrnf,I, and humogs q the Blood.
n.l,4, of ordinary character such a Broacbiti,
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Heart Complaint. Rhenma-
ism Female Complaints and = great variety Of other
diseases, successfully treated medicine which may
be sent 10 any part, I'll" country, with full dire tons
onice hours fromg to.P.v Al persons wishing
medca advice will receive prompt attention b.. enclosing
81 and addressing r CRgESE NJ. D. Temple Place, BoS
ton, Mas pamphlet descriptive OF treatment viii he
sent tree.
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TRY HARRY JENNINGS

INEN! ,ELE PNEsT MAGIC soNT. E the destruction, Of
r,"ls. Bag and NrTm,n o. al descriptions that yps
m'n ~ h.0-' can Ne had At al IA principe, dru-".,
in III" nitel State. Sold - Gems pr COX. and ty
Nh"c-ar - III" Proprietor and ri'n cr - I,T iau
=. R"-on. MAJ. Druggists and IN ppcr5 supplied
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PENRHYN MARBLE co.

Enamrlcd Slate Chimney Pieces cheaper than Marble.
Ga den vase r>ta-FoWer Pots and Iia aging BaS-
kctS-Tuilet SetlHni"IhiIn Lava Chma AMI Terra Gotta
VASES. and other Fanny Gon,iS-Fowcr Ba>ktts-Chim-
Mey T~p>-Eugish I!r The best assortment OF the KIND
IN Boston JOSEPH STORY, Proprietor.
studio Bu.aI-. - fremont St. Boston.
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90 STATE ST Bpol p-aprieio-s OF the regular ilnr 81
BrSFON AND LIVtRPJ ~ PAChEIS, AGENTS ihF lac
Black star Lac O; Packets 81 HmAn Lac" steamers
from NeN YORK Pa>sa-e u,kr'S lrOm sion L. aha
part England Irnl-!! n sale % -. AS Bills o.
Exchange IOT - AMI pxJsdS
IMPORTERS II El-.> Chemicals. Sal. al. - a. S'ii
ash Bi carbonate soda Ci;IStc Nitrate aIt Sal Soda:
Bl-achins Powders. I.vy-n-n Common Sat ia aud
sacks Fine salt ana Icc Hall CaHucl Coal. ALWAYS ~
hand and for sale ia Lots l." suit purchasers.
WARRhN a co. IS Statc 81
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OLD MAIL LINE STEAMERS Uujy lin. u. P,I,lr,
h"lir IId 81. l3;h. an! 23I ot month Tickets,
eLI"s aI >|'Irr,ir secured At the GA Establish i
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BANKER & CARPENTER.
T ANTS AND VARNISHES

Store Ia State St, tory ~ Clinton ST Boston Man
uiacturers o. al SraIes OF White Lead and zinc PANT
To those de'liug superior article Of pm No rnnI5
call attention TO our well known brand 81 - D 70 ,iu,
the best kind In market. anu - III"
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GEN. MCCLELLAN

4 Magnificent Lie 81, Bust Portrait The most cor
rect likeness r'"r psa..-'iri.
Artists Proofs. ) India Proofs, 3 Prints s.
Agent wanted t"pcS sen. b, mail carefully rolled on
receipt OF price tttt -u"S i .ur other publications OF
Ptlnre>. Maps P,t".rap~ Sc.. sent On Application to
= III
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GlIDDEN & WILLIAMS LINE,

FROM BOSTON TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Ofce III State St Boston. All good, received ami Tor
Wtrr tree D charge by First Class Clipper ships SALINE
promptly on their advertised DAYS. fine only really
prompt line OF Ships from lie AtiiuII, Ports.
ACCOl' NJ BOOKS STATION AIRY.
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GEO. W, SiMONDS Il CO.,
Ih"TEE. X 81 6 Co.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.

W. II HANOVER 81. BOSTON Cons aItlv on hand
thr h.-' assortment 0t DR. rs, MEDICINES CHEMT
GALS. Srandu, PATENT MEDICINES and pfi.rrNERirS. tc
- found in Ncr England.
SOLOMON tlrfF. i. l.. BIRD. ! EI.T
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4 REMARKABLE CASE.

East MBDI.EBO2O. Mass. june =. l>t'i.
NrNsYs 81 ENETT x Coz
-e.I You statement Of my daughters re-
-,. i. She viii have been SEX tx years if she lives
until the trst of Angus; mex.
When h.o hair ofi he had been afflicted with
rHlga in the nd lur three wears. Sh" had used fifteen
gallons ot the bes cologne. twenty-five bottles Of bay
W!-c hc-ids man other powerful application. rhe5t,
vi the intense hc-t caused by n" pains fur her hair
rrdy hat III Gc OhcT, ISL il al off and tor two
vy:iT- aIt"T her head was smooth as her face.
Through ',v rycoInul niaon OF friend -hc Undue
~ Try y"ir COcJaine and tc result astonishing
o..r had no. uscd ii content Of half hottie hefore LEI
head covered " in H. Young hair. Il wo;i grow
.iou Oh eight ii IT," i. ing, h. and then come of
l. conltG 10 do n iragV - for four mouths when
discovered All in. :Iols OF lie s,I,p.
We procured i'":e n yolr Ka-ton. "Pryiagt vi!
of mG-iin clnh .til iarievcruF with be Cocaine
applying nr; vi "a H." sut and they had H. desired #
.r III leu: mon = ir hair had grown "v,.al irch,-
Isl ieag'h, vcrvtii'k -o aad fine aid of q darker ooio
Sd ts.lu,riy Wnru rl ;'i. had grown two two
q half nche-, | never .pleIdid hair th:ck
:" e, and vie. l.r."d il laid cio.t q her head.
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FIRE PROOF SaEES

Plrr>r ALAN M">sH Dr,w,i--. aui fngcr>of- Patcu
Hay and cotton Ir-~. FOR al, It TII-,,vk~ sail
WAEaH"T -. IL Nix -. corner Of R!...r,Iarch i
=! .'ou. FAIRBANKS N!:rN\ \ CO.
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III. varo. oi u:h.l : sitting. in-ecti'- Moths, 'T
auy her bugs ,.i.ci, Ira IT, Through thin =as:5 ra'lit
-tn.sr ia s,!,.i- a:.s. S!i w l'rlGc-.. Md" hN
HAREISS Chapman, Eo>I,.'
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPEUIAL NUTICE.
The revolving seasons remind of the approaching
cali for
Ncn'< nnd UogS Winter Cloth,ng.
Oar patrons and h public GENERALLY informed that
have made every preparation for n" occasion. in
-a:d to variety Of -vr and material clothing adapted
cnCcntc: tn" coming win which! t!eWc.
prophecy, Twill lac enc extreme IigOr
Oar hole '0rk OF clothing and furnishing goods will
-, offered a. WiIDi.FS iIE AND RETAIL. ~ prices de-
.ie!lv favorable purchasers h" invited cal
and examine ou, good. before purchasing elsewhere.
GEO W SsNnNnS A. f,n
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

Letter copying and Seal Presses. r sale by S q. SNIP
hlNS Co., ll6 State St,opp site Broad st Boston,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-28
Affairs Along the Mississippi.

CAIRO, January 2O.-The steamer
Commercial, from Memphis on the 10th,
with l76 bales of cotton, 100 Of them for
Evansville, aud the steamer Planet, from
New Orleans, with l66 balos Of cotton
arrived to-day.
The 46th Illinois and 18th Iowa, vete-
ran regiments, arrived, en- route home.
The Planet reports heavy ice below
Vicksburg.
Quantrell is said TO be at New Garth
age, below Yicksburg, with 1900 men
aud 6 900 arms, desiring to cross the
river to reinforce and cooperate with
Forrest in Mississippi. t.
The steamer Evansville Is aground at
Clark's Towhead, and in danger Of
breaking in two. GuerrilIas had visited
her, and taken OFF the Captain and one
deck hand, and threatened to take off
the remainder Of the crew and burn the
boat.
Several boats are laid up at the mouth
of White River, on account Of ice. The
Arkansas river is frozen over.
General Smith. Chief Of Cavalry, De.
partment of the Mississippi, has arrived
at Memphis.
Memphis cotton market more active
than for a long time. Sales offrom 900
to 400 bales at 6s@70c for good mid
ding.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-28

The Thespinn CIub.-This literar as
gave another entertainment on
evening last. in Hedges Hall, The
audience was not as large as we Dc sired to
see it. The turnout. no donbt. would have
been much larger, il it had not been for the
bad walking. The performance was exceed
ingly good. Miss wELcH was the favorite
Of the audience. and acted her part well.--
When leaving the stage, Miss W., was ap
plauded by the entire audience. The whole
troupe done well--each character being we'll
performed throughout the entertainment.
The proceeds Of this entertainment was for
the benefit of Mr.. THOMAS KAuP, Of the l0lst
Ohio, and who was wonnded year ago at
the battle Of Stone River. He is still con.
fined to his bed. unable to help himself with
out assistance. and the condition OF his
health i very critical.
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Children Owe Much os,h.;, sict,...

Children owe Much oftheir Sickness
TO colds.--No matter where the disease may
appear to be seated, it's origin may be traced
TO suppressed perspiration, or a Cold
Cramps. and Lung Complaints are direct pro.
ducts Of Colds. In short, Colds are the har.
bingers ofhalf the diseases that afflict human.
ity. for as they are caused by checked perspi.
ration, aud as Eve eigh,s OF the waste matter
Of the body escapes through the pores. ii
these pores are closed that proportion OF die
eases necessarily follows. Keep clear. there
fore, of Colds and Coughs, the great preeur
sors Of disease, or If contracted break them
up Immediately, by a timely use Of MADAsE
PoNrTR's CusATfvE DALsAN. Sold by all
Druggists, at 25 cents and so cents per bot.
tie. q.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-28

j., NJ. Pearce Esq, the gentlemanly
aud accommodating Agent Of the Pittsburg,
IT. Wayne a Chicago r. r., at Forest, will
q lease accept Our thanks for special favors.
This enterprising company has the reputA'
tion Of employing none but skillfuI and ell
cient Agents to transact their business, and
among the number will be found our old
friend ]. NJ. PEARcE. who is one Of the most
attentive aud obl'ging gentlemau on that
great Western route The company in EN-
ploying Mr.. r., has secured the services Of
trusty and faithful Agent. and should by
oil IN cans, appreciate his business talent.
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Legal Notice.

Hamilton McColl lister of De-
IA % Co unity, Indiana. James McCollister
Selden Wakefield and Sarah Ann Wake.
field, ais wife OF Story County. Iowa, Archi
bald McCollister Of Allen County, Kansas, 4,
Carlos Smith Of Denver City, William Nc.
Comb and Mary McOomb his wife Of
Lenawee County, Michigan, will take notice
that John W Barrick Administrator with the
viii annexed Of Hamilton McUoiister, 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 devises made by said MoCollister in his
said will. Said Petition will be heard on
the 18th day of February, 1864
LEE d BREWER,
Atty's. for Admir-.
with Will annexed.
January l4Ih, 1864. l5-4t $40
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-28

FoRrREss MONROE, January IA
Confederate Quarteriuaster has been dis
covered TO be defaulter to the amount
Of IS 100000.
The Richmond Enquirer, ofthe llth,
says: Where are we drifting The
proceedings at Richmond are well worth
the attention ofour people a, this moment.
Congress holds in it's hands the destiny of
the Republic. II has the determination
Of the question whether il shall live or
die.
The debates and proceedings Of Con-
grcss furnish occasion for painful solicit
tude. They evince panic rather than
the cool aud grave delibcration bccom-
ing such body. In its anxiety to re-
store the currency and Gil up the army,
the danger is imminent that Congress
will bankrupt the courtry and over,urn
the framework Of society. The propo-
sition Of the special committee on finance
to tax the presonol values of the Confcd-
eracy TO the amount OF zoe, 900 900 should
be entitled can act to sell out at public
auction, for taxes, all the real estate Of
the Confcderacy to the people who have
speoulOted and accumulated fortunes by
the war" while the bill reported from the
NJ ilitary Committee might be justly en-
titled. "An act to establish an irrcspon-
sble despo,ism al Richmond, and starve
the country, including the army"
------a-----
THERE nre over three thousand rebel
ID prisopers nj Camp Morton. Indiana
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-28
Plank Road Meeting,
Legal Notice.

Nelson Iloddy and Henrietta Hod.
dy his wife, James A. ogg, William and Luz
cretia Ogg. Margaret Beai and Charles her
husband, Francis. John. Joseph, Samuel.
Margaret and Charles McKeinzey, will take
NOTICE, tat on the 2lst DAY OF JASu
AIRY, 1864, Johu @. 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 for $50 aud 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, OH inlot No. s2 in the
2d Ward of Tiflin City, Ohio. That John
b. =. Arnold, and Catharine @. Wentz, Ike
wise hold note OF SlO6.I4 cents, which.
with interest from November Goth, 1854 is
due from and secured by the Mortgage OF
same date Of Ann J. u. Arnold Oh said in
lot SO.
That on the lith day of January, 1858,
said lot was sold at delinquent land sale to
A. B. Hovey, that the certihrate of such
sale, upon the procurement Of and for the
sole benefit Of the said Ann j. II. Arnold,
was transferred to Anthony II Arnold, now
deceased and Afterwards by like procuremen nj
and for the same purpose, an AUDITORS deed
therefor, was made and delivered to said
Anthony Ii. Arnold, all OF which transfer
aud conveyance To said Anthony was pro.
cured TO dsieat the liens OF Plaintiff and oi
the said John b. Arnold and Q. G. Wentz.
Said Petitioner asks that said deed TO An
thOny II. Arnold may be cancelled, that said
liens may be established, aud for other pro.
per relief. Said petition must be answered
Tor stand as true) on or before the Fourth
Saturday Of March, 1864.
LEE a BREWER.
Atpys for Plaintiff
January 81, 1864. l6-6t-s7o0
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VALLANpIGuAM's CAsE.-A question
efiec ing the banishment of c. l.. Val.
landighom came up before the Supreme
Court, at Washington on the 22d inst
1t was originally er parie--Vallandig
ham being the petitioner. The motion
for n writ of certiorari to the Judge Ad.
vocate General was argued by ex Sena-
tor Pugh for, and Judge Advocate Hol,
in oppos ion thereto.
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Financial FaisehOOds.
BALTIMORE, jan. 20, 1864.

The dispatches from Washington to
the New York papers announcing that
large purchases Of the Santa Clara
Quicksilver mining Company have been
made recently iu New York, are mere
canards 10 bolster fancy long since ex-
ploded. Alta meeting OF stockholders to
day the indebtedness Of the association
was stated 10 amount to $500 900, near
ly one-hslf Of which is dye on mCrtaage
expiring during the present month. Un-
less the stockholders submit to heavy
assessment, the property .ppst pass ln'o
other hands.
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovers and Farmers win hnd this a most Advsn.
tsgsous route for Live Stock. Cspsoiou, Yards, we
wstsfsd and supplied with every convenience, have
been o,ened on this line aud lie connections, and
every sttehtion 10 paid to their wants. From Harris
bug, where will be iopad every eonysnishes for
feeding and Tslttng, a choice 10 offered OF the
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE
MARKETs. This will also be found the shortest,
quickest, and most direct Toute for Stock 20 Nss
fork-tvia AIlentowh1 and with fewer changes
than any other.
ENoCH LEWIS, Gen. supt. Altoona, Pa.
L. l. HOUPT, Gen. Ticket Agent, Philsdslphia.
u. n. HOUSTON, Gen. Freight Agent, PhiladA.
January u, iedt. l5-,f
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seneca Co. Agricultural society

The Annual Nee ting Of said Society,
will be held at the Court House in Tifiin
on, SATURDAY JANUARY 30th 1864
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. All
members of, and persons interested in
the welfare of tho Society, urc earnestly
solicited to be present, to assist in the
selection Of Officers for the ensuing year
and in the transaction Of such other bu-
siness as may then be brought before
the meeting.
BY order of the President.
J. II. pITTENGER, Sec'y.
January l4th, 1864. l5-3t.
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Would you have sweets and healthy Bread
Biscuit. Cakes and Puddings Use Herrick
Aliens Gold Medal saleraius. 1t takes less
10 quantity, will not make your Biscuit OF
Bread yellow Is cure preventive to the de-
cay Of toe tn. is perfectly healthy. and makes
one-ff,h more Bread and Biscuit from bar
rel Of -four. Never use soda you can pro.
cnre this article. Try It, Most ell Grocsrc
sell IA
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Arrested On last Friday, noted eoun
'tesFeiter was arrested In Mansfield, and lod
ged In Jail, at that place. He had been dis
posing ofspurious notes on the State Bank
OF Indiana. A large amount Of this money
has been put ahoat. and should be examined
well before taking it-olherwise you may
meet with loss.
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A Last Resort.--Manu iacturers Of infe.
rior Saleiatns. who could not cell under
In cir own names. have doubtless adopted that
Of De Land 4 Co., aud the labels Of their
Chemical Saleratus--s superior artiele.--to
make sales They cannot sell twice In o
plaes without detection. The genuine Is in
red papers.