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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18
Iisn, - Rnle.-The rtm.ir. Of thI

Lieut.. 4. p. Rule.--The remains Of this
worthy officer Of Company | lolst o. vi.
was brought TO this place on Saturday even
ing last. The corps arrived By Express and
was consigned to Lieutenant Il. A. TAeeANr
Of The same Regiment, who Is at home on ie-
eruiting service. His remains were escorted
from the depot by squad Of the 4s,h under
Captain J. NJ. PATTERsor, and deposited in
the armory Of the 49th till Sunday morning.
Lieutenant TAeeARr and Lieutenant SESr
took charge Of the corps and conveyed II to
his parents in adams township, on Sunday
last, and was inferred OH Wednesday the
18th Instant.
Lieutenant RUIZ participated in the bloody
battle at Chickamauga On the 18th Of Sep
tember last, where he received his mortal
wound, and died in the hospital at Craw
Fish Springs on the goth, Ills age was
about "a years.
The gallant RulE, was much respected by
his Regiment. and more particularly by his
Company. When he was wounded he was
in the hottest part Of the battle. dischsrging
his duty asa loyal man and brave soldier
to his country and his God, No better or
braver soldier ever drew a sword or fred a
musket.
Here is smother Of Seneca conn'y's worthy
sons have fallen n victim to this accursSd
and damuable rebellion, inaugurated by a
set Of wick ed and designing Taseals. He
has fought his last battle, and gone home to
rest, where the booming Of the cannon aud
the roar OF the musketry will never more dis.
turb his quiet rcrose. Honor TO the memory
of the brave soldier. who sacrificed his life
for his coun,ry's good Peace to his ashes
-aaa-.aaa.a--
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SSth COngress---First Session.

WASHINGTON, February IL, 1864.
The House, in Committee on the
Whole on the Enrolment Bill, resumed
the consideration Of Mr. Stevens anne nd
ment to the twenty-sevenih section, pro-
vIding for the enrolment of all persons
Of African descent in the United States.
Winter Davis offered an amendment
providing compensation not exceeding
$500 to loyal masters Of slaves voun-
tcering. Adopted.
Mr.. Webster, of Maryland, offered an
amendment, giving the bounty of 500
now provided by law, to owners ofslaves
drafted, on condition that the owners
cmancipate their stoves. Adopted.
An interesting and somewhat exciting
debate followed. Harris ofMa-yland and
Mallory and Clay, of Kentucky, made
v, hcment speeches in opposition to Ste
vens amendment.
Mr.. Cresswell, of Maryland, demol-
ished Harris, by quoting the law enoc-
ted by Maryland shareholders, that sIav cs
be assessed for taxation at exactly the
amount now proposed to be paid mas
ters:
Fernando Wood stated that the rebel
Congress was probably, to day discuss.
ing peace propositions. He read from
the Richmond Examiner a series of res.
olutions introduced there, proposing the
appointment of a commissionr to make
propositions OF peace to the United
States, on the basis Of recognition of
the Confederacy, and treaty offensive
and defensive.
Sam Cox supported Wood, and ur ged
the he Wood be sent as Commissioner
to Richmond, believing he would return
in sixty days, with propositions for a res
toration of the Union.
Mr.. Smith, OF Kentucky, replied that
he would never entertain a thought Of
peace till the rebels laid down their
arms.
Dir. Harding, of Kentucky, offered an
amendment, excepting the State of Ken
tucky from the operation Of. Stevens
amendment. He said the title to slaves
was as valid as the title to real estate,
and characterized the proposition before
the House as highway robbery. tssiiI
Mr.. Highly, Of California, made ayig,
erous reply. denouncing Kentucky m in
'onlsm. as exhibited in Harding's speech.
Mr.. Winter Davis said Hardine's use
Of the charge of highway robbery was
fortunate. Slavery had its origin in
robbery, and was nothing but robbery -
Slavery had robbed Maryland, slavehol.
iers had been his enemies and enemies
ofMarylond. He gave notice of his eter-
nal hostility to them and their institu.
ions.
Mr.. Hardng's amendment was rejee-
ted.
Mr.. Stevens amendment was adopted.
Ayes 76; Nays IS.
Mr.. Farnsworth offered an amend
ment. that substitutes should not be OBJ
tained from among troops in the feld.--
Adopted. a
Mr. Webster offered an amendment
striking out sections 10 and 20 Of the
original Enrolment act, which provides
for the consolidation of companies in
'egiments reduced below the maximum
number. Adopted.
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The Republic Sanitary Fair.-We
III dcrstnnd tLat there il to lie presented for
the benefit OF the Fair, perfect curiosity. in
the shape Of Ladies FaLcy Antique Toilet
Work Stand, which is TO be exhibited as II
appeared on the night she left.
We understand that this article is original
in lis design, which is uniiquatd yet ii is
pet fcetly fantastic and beautiful. nhd Con.
iains many secret chambers, which we have
no doubt the gentlemen will be glad to look
into, as il will disclose the gr at secret why
the Ladies' are all 50 beautiful.
Let no ole fail to see 1t, as il vii ml y
reconrensc all Tor th,iI Trouble and expense,
Lesid,s il will probably he drawn Tor in
lottery.
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More than one.half the diseases of the
human system are caused from the use Of i'm
pure Breadstuiis, and as Saleratus and Soda
are the essential properties for using, it be-
comes doubly necessary to he Watchful. Her
rick Allen S Gold Medal saleratus is the on
ly perfectly healthy article to be relied upon.
Try one paper and you will be convinced
what we say is true. Eeyer use Soda II you
can procure this article Go to your Grocer
aud get paper Depot li2 Liberty Street.
New York
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Farmers Mutual Relief
ASSOCIATION.

THE Annual Election Of said As
sociation will be held at the white Hall
School House." three miles North east Of
Tiffin, Seneca county, Ohio, on FRIDAY,
MARCH i.h, 1864, between the hours Of
and O'clock, p. NJ. for the election of
Five Trustees for the ensuing year. All
members are requested to be present, as i'm.
portnnt Constitutional Amendments have
been proposed, which will be submitted for
the consideration ofthe Association.
JOHN GUISDERT, Prest.
D. NJ, NEKRK. Sce'ry.
February II, "a. 1855
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The Pictorial Entertain ment.--The
Ladies Of Tifiin will c,mmence their grand
Musical ard Pictorial Entertainment this
"Wednesday Eve, to continue two nights, tue
18th and lsth. The Object of This entertain
ment is for tie benefit of the Soldiers Aid
Society, and We hope to see it very liberally
encouraged. The proceeds will not be ar-
piled to promote the cause al n traitor in
canada, but will be appropriated to purchase
artichs ior our wounded aud sick sodieis
who have become disabled fighting for the
Old Fhg.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that a
Petiucn viii be presented 10 the commis.
sioners Of Seneca County at their next
March session. fer the location and estab-
fishing ofa County Road as follows. com
mencing for the same at the south east cor.
ner Of Seneca County. and running thence
North. on and alorg the line between the
counties Of Seneca and Huron. TO the North
east corner OF lsnds now. or formerly owned
by Jonathan Michener, and there 70 termi-
nate. t-f = e PETITIONERS.
Jan. 2ath, ls6l.-5ts
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$500

to Recruits TINT enlist fer tie lOlst o V. l.
Now is the tine to enlist in one of the best
Regiments In the service. Come tight along
Your money is ready as soon as you are mus
tered into the service. Office on Market
street, opposite the Court House.
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General Notice Communications, &c.
inten'cd for publication must lie handed in
'on Saturday or Monday mornings, and nd
'vertisements no later than Tuesday morning
We hope our friends win pay attention to
Ithis notice.
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Farm for saie.-Wc invite attention TO
the Farm advertised for sale in this week $
paper. situated in Henry county, near Lib
|erty Centre. This is an excellent farm, and
is offered cheap, and worthy the attention Of
ANY one desiring to purchase.
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The Original Medicine sstAbllsh In 1877, and The
hIsi adiele ever introduced under the name or
"PULsoMo WAysRs." In ihiso any other cor ntry.
sh Other Pullnonie Waters are eoUntsrfesis. Tbs
genuine can be known by the name OF BRYAN
being stamped on each WseeB
BuASs PuLHoEcIe WAVsWs
Relieve Coughs, Colds. sors Throat, Hosr.snsss,.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Asthma, Byonehitis. Difficult BFathing-
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve spiuing Of Bisod, Paias Ia the Chest.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve ineiPisut Consumption, Lung Diseases.
Bynn's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Irritation Of the uvaal and TonsIIs,.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve the sbove complaints Ia ten minutss-
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
A" a blessing to all clssss' and coasutailons..
Bryan's Pnlmonic Waters
Are sdsP;sd for veoslists and Pablis Speakers.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are in simple form and Pisa.aat 10 ne asss.
Dryan's Pulmonic Wsfers
Not ssly relieve bot effect rapid and lasting surss.
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers
Are warranted TO give sausiaetioa 10 every enc.
No family ,heald We wi,Asat bon sf
Byanf Pulmonic WATERS
"a the house.
No traveller sheald hs without a .nppiy .g
Byyan's Pulmonic Waiers
IN his park.t.
Nepsrson viii sssi object To slss Zoe
Bryan's PuImonio Wafers
fwsaty-fss csssss
Sold BY all Dugeists.
'os MOSS, ss'' rssspAssss. 81 ce'atlsat q. NY
eep'sMoes -, 'ses. N-iy
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Col. r. Il. Franklin.-CoL Franklin,
ofthe 34lh o. W, paid a flying visit, on
business, to our city, on Friday evening last,
hnd left on the morning of the 10th inst. for
Dayton, his headquarters, His health is
kood-he is looking well and is in fine spir-
Is. His regiment now numbers upwards
Pf 900 men and win be entirely fall in few
weeks.
The celoneils good and efficlept officer
fnd .goes in for prosecuting the war. until
he Ilastrebel perishes in the last ditch.
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No 1 Fire Company Remember that
No. will eiye grand Ball ON the evening
.oi the 22d inst. This viii be a lively en-.
'trrtainment. and those that do not attend
v i'll miss o rich treat
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Remoyai--New 6oods.--We invite the
itention Of the people to the advertisement
{ sauDEs & cARFESrER in to days paper.
bis enterprising firm has removed to Hedg-
f New Block, and have now on hand very
hrge and superior stock of nnerchand disc -
heir stock is large aud attractive. worthy
Ie attention of purchasers. and comprises
articles usually kept in the mercantile
pc. Dspp in and make an examination Of
cir new headqusrters. "a lS%- ~
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RECRUITS WANTED,
FOR TIE l0lst 0. V. |.

Lieut.. SENEY and TAGGARr, arc
ready to ray Two Hundr d Dollars Pri-
vutc Bounty In connection with the Three
hundred Dollar Government Bounty
Tmaking in all
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GRAND VETERAN soIREE,
HEDGES HALL,
Tuesday Evening, March LIST, 1864.

The soldiers Of the 49th Ohio, now enjoying
a brief furlough, have r, ,solycd to have a
" gay and festive time" previous to their en-
tering upon new campaign uLdcr the re-
enlistment The boys since they left here
in 1851 lave passed through the bloody
fields Of shiloh, Corinth, Stone River, LIB
erty Gap, ChicamauSa and Mission Ridge,
and twenty.tw skirmishcs.
They have done bravely aud noLly fcr their
their country. and it is right and proper that
they should ojoy themselves whils' ut home
with their friends. LIT them have a good
time, and let every citizen show his Appre.
citation Of their services by his presence with
them on this occasion.
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Local and Miscellaneous.
TTFFIN, o., FEB. Is, 1864.
ROLL OF HONOR.

The following amounts have been re-
eeived on subscription for the year 1868
aud 1864, for the week ending Wednes-
day, February 18th, 1864.
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Mrs. Francis ID. Gage will deliver q
lecture, in the NJ. L. Church, of this city. on
Sunday evening, Feb. 2lst. Subject. ,-'My
Twelve Months Experience among The Con.
rabands Of South Carolina Admittance
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For sale.--A desirable city property is
adycrtited for sale in this weeks Tribune.
STE Advertisement.
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A. w. Rich, the Opticiau, from C'cvc-
land. has arrived aud eau be found ut MAR
q ARDr's Drug Store.
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Soldier, Lct'er'-An interesting letter
if ON a soldier of the Ssh o. V. |. will be
found OH first page.
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Legal Notice.


Nelson Iloddy and Henrietta IIod-
dy his wife, James A. Ogg, William and Lu.
cretin Ogg. Margaret Beal aud Charles her
husband, Francis, John. Joseph. Samuel,
Margaret aud Charles McKeinzey, win take
NOTICE, tat on the 2lst DAY or JASU.
AIRY, 1864, John @. 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 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. 50 in the
81 Ward Of Tiniu City. Ohio. That John
b. Z. Arnold, aud Catharine @. Weniz. Ike
wise hold a note of $lO6.7i cents, which,
witL interest from November Goth, 1854 is
due from and secured by the Mortgage of
same date Of Ann j. II. Arnold Oh said in
lot 50.
That on the 1lth day OF January, 1858,
said lot was sold ut delinquent land sale TO
A. b. Hovey. that the certificate Of such
sale, upon the procurement OF and for the
sole benefit Of the said Ann J. II. Arnold,
waI transferred TO Anthony ii. Arnold, now
deceased, aud afterwards by like procurement I
and for the same purpose. an Auditors deed
therefor, was made and delivered to said
Anthony ii. Arnold, all OF which transfer
and conveyance to said Anthony was pro.
cured to d.leat the liens OF Plaintiff and Of
the said John B. Arnold and q. c. Wentz.
Said Petitioner asks that said deed to An
thony III. Arnold may he cancelled, that said
liens may be established, and for other pro-
per reliet. Said petition must be answered
Tor stand us true) on or before the Fourth
OF March, 1864.
LEE d BREWER.
Att'ys for Plaintiff
January 81 1864. l6-6t--S7 80
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A Fair will be held in Republick, on
the 2ad of the present month, for the
purpose of replenishing the Sanitary
Fund of fScipio Aid Society. Any con-
tributions left at the Aid rooms Gin Re.
public) either for the Fair, or for the
comfort of our soldie,s in Hospitals. on
Saturday p. M. of each week will be
greatfully accepted.
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symptoms of Coids.-A Gold is usual.
lyaccompalied with weight and pain in
the head, oppression in the chest, and some
difficult Of Lieathing, a sense of iullness aud
stopping at the nose ,watery, inilnmed eyes,
soreness and rawness Of The throat, coughs,
pains about the chest, cold shiverings, sue
ceeded by transient aushes Of heat, humor
from The hose, throat and lungs, in conse.
qucnce of Inflammation of the membrane OF
these parts, and from internal fever, and OF
ten di fiiculty OF expectoration. In all
such cases MADAME ZADoC PoRTER's
CURATIVE BALSAM will effect an imme.
date cure. See advertisement in another
column. q.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that a
petition will be presented To the Uommis-
sioners Of Sepeca County, Ohio. at their
next March Sessio for the location aud
establishing Of County read, as follows;
Commencing for the same in the Catcher
Road. 90 called, on the line between lands
now (or formerly) owned by Jonathsn Mi.
ehener and Avery Leonard, in Venice
Township, Of said County. and running
thence East, on and along the line To the
County line between the Counties Of Huron
and Seneca, and there 10 terminate.
PETITIONERS.
Jan. 2eth, 1864. 4.--5ts -
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Wonders will Never Cease i--Neither
does DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINZ.
MENT ever fuil to stop the most severe pain.
This is no new humbug article, but an cstab
lishcd remedy, having been used by thou.
sands during the last fl fteen years. Call on
tie agent and get I'hnmplet with full dc.
scriplion Of this magic remedy, None gen.
uine unless ,igned 5 /. roBlAs. Depot, Sc
C"rilandt street, New Ymk Sold by all
Druggists. 9
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p. TT. W. and Chicago II. n. Co.
=. M. pETTENcILL 4 co..

No. 81 Park Row, New York, A. d estate
ST., Boston, are our Agents for the TIFFiS
TRIBuSE, in those cities, aud are authorized
to take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
us at cur lowest rates.
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The Draft.--Look out Tor the jraft OF
the 10Th Of March.
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OUT LOT


The subscriber offers for sale q fine
OUT LOT containing three acres,
situated on North Republic Road,
beyond the College. In whole or
parcels, terms to suit purchasers.
!. Inquire ofsubscriber at fc4
LEE q BREWERS Office.
II. n. HOFFMAN,.
Dec. 10, 60, lo-tf
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LEG AL NOTICE.
CHRISTOPHER LlMpACH,
against
SpIIEnnnDE IIMDAHI

THEODORE LIMPACH,
Court oi Common Pleas, Seneca Co. o.,
Tue said Theodore Limpach will take
notice, that on the 3lst day of December
A. ID. 1861, Christopher LimpOch filed in
tho Office of the Clerk of said Court u
pcti,ion setting rh in substance that on
the 10th day of Augusta ID. 1850, one
John Limpacb; the father of said parties;
conveyed TO the said Theodore Limpach,
3gis acres OF land off the South end of
the West half of the Northwest quarter
of Section 80, Township !, North Range
l4E lst, in said Seneca County. In con-
sideration whereof, tho said Theodore
Limpach agreed, among other things, to
pay TO the said Christopher Limpach,
SluO by the ist day of January A. ID.
1860, and that said money remains wholly
unpaid, and asking that the said sum
of 800 with nccraing interest, may be
declared subssting and piior lien upon
suid land, that the same may be sold aud
SO much ofihe proceeds as may be neccs-
sary; after paying costs, he applied to the
payment Of said SIN and interest.
Unless he answer to said petition by
the 26th day OF March A. ID. 1864, n de-
cree will be rendered as prayed for in
said petition.
J.K. HORD,
Atty. for Plaintiff
January II, 1864. l5-6t-S740.
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Notice

Notice is hereby given, to all
those knowing themselves Indebted 10 The Estate Of
RoBEsT SMITH. deceased, late Of chatsn town.
hip, Seneca cosnty, Ohio. 70 como forward aud
u A. n, KElsECkER.
January 81, iesf. i.i iS-A
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PRhvATE SALE.
Stock andFixtures Of a Cabinet
Making and Undertaking

Stock andFixtures Of a Cabinet
Making and Undertaking
Establishment, at Prirdte Sale.
TIE subscriber doslsing to remove
East, will sell at private sale, thu
Stock and Fixtures Of his Cabinet
Making and Undertaking Estab.
lishmcnt, located on Sandusky
Avenue,
Upper Sapdusky,
WyandOt county, Ohio. This GO.
,sbi,hmeni ha, beeu dcps large bu,ine.s which
can he shovu satisfactorily by tvtsrenrp 10 the ~.
tuta o sale, 10 the Assessor Of inernsl Re'euus al
thi, plscc.
Any person wishing to engage
In this husiRess, woed 10 wel 10 srul'tsce hl. op
pouuuitF, Tits kcihg o. good hcNHbn for bust
ness sscan he found IN Nufthsm Ohio.
The subscriber can bc consulted
in refer, nee to the above by letter
or in person at his place OF busi
ness.
FRANK B. DAY.
Feb. II, ct. 10
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Administrators Sale.

In pursuance to order Of the
Pr bate Court in and fr the County Of
Seneca and State " Ohio, l will,
cn the 5th Of March, A. d 1864,
At II o'clock, A. NJ. At the door Of the
Court House. in said County, offer for sale
to the highest bidder, the North part Of the
South east quarter of Section ~, Township
> North, Range II east, in Sen'ci County.
OHIO, containing Il ~ acres; being the
lands belonging n the Estate Of the late
Daniel Miller, deceased; free from uOwcr or
other encumbtance, and upon the following
erms ui payment. tn.wit: one Third uf the
purchase money to be aid on day of sale,
and the balance in two equal annual Install.
ments, deferred payments 10 bear interest
from day Of sale, and to bc secured 10y mort
gage on the premises sold.
ADAM MILLER.
administrators on the Estate OF Daniel Mil.
Ter deceased.
] X. HoRp, Attorney for Administrator
Feb 1, lsGl.-lt, S5,2n.
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EOs Monday. Major d. b. Smith,
late ofKentucky Cavalry, while travelling
the Branch Valley Ford Road. south. east
of Memphis, about twelve miles out, was
set upon by thirteen of Collins men.
They charged him with being a spy, took
horse, saddle, bride, $3.50 in money, and
papers, under threats. They then com.
PEELED him to take of his clothes, gave
him four dollars and a butternut suit, of
scanty proportions, and let off.
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6TTHE Democrats Leavenworth dis.
patch says joint resolution for sena-
sorial election passed both Houses
undes the gag rule. Protests haye al
ready begun to come in from various
counties, and indignation meetings are to
be held all over the State. The people
are utterly opposed to the fraud, and will
vote IL down By an overwhelming ma
joriiy tho frst State election.
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The Travellers Guide.
sandusky, Dayton q Cincinnati r.. n.


On and after Monday. Jan. Is, 1864, PAS
uenaer trains viii run as follows.
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HLANTK0

OF all kiucs for sale at this ONCE
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DIR. Cheeseman's Female Pills,

Witch have been populs and .nrr cures for over
qgauct OF y centufy, To restore the menstrual How
in natural way, that ladies who are pregnant ma.
not use them, a, they ~iilinvatiahy produce mis.
cauiage. they cannot 30 harm In any Other way.
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CHEp QuAHrERaAsrR'so oPpIos,
Dsros af WaSAssssos, }
Wasaisstca, u. C., March 7S, 1854.
WI be sole at public suction, at the Oorrals.
hsaf TIE Observatory, in the city OF Washins sSon
y O., on "WEDNESDAY. Ao II 9th. 1854, And 0D
HaDNIsOAY, April ysth 1854, 3 lot of
EORSES AND MULES,
C0ndsmnsd a. unfit for public service.
Terms cash in 6overunent fuld5.
e6jSs - commence at 70 O'Clock O.. N.
d. II. BUCKEa
BrfS Gen and Chief CaSrtsrrassts1,
mhYA De Dot of Wasfing gton
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Doors open at and D. m. Admission 50 cents.
Children under Z years OF age Is cts. NH 2s-.w*
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Bs9 G Mc8UrRE & CO., Asctio1iesr..
E0tIR HANnHcME BUILDING L1F5 ON
II ORTIZ 5TRBgF eETw Es SrxTI AND SEVENTH
STREET 5 On MONDAY AfNSSJJH, April 4ta,
At o'sloca. on tie premises We SHAH SSH four
handsome hUtIdus Lots tba south side OF North
n street, between 9Th andT.h streets We fronting
ssrn feet h19 ipcass, sud rlnpiog back ie5 fe %
TO i foot alley TIE stern lot for ND tns corner
Of street IS fest vide called Oregon street.
Terms eps-tbiTd In cash, the rema n5sr in six
and tselye months wt. interest," .scGi e3 By deed
Of tryi' On the premises.
9ci yeysrres at the cost Of the purchaser
mt5n d I1spl McpuIhE Il 80. Austs