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INFORMANT 10 LADIES-Dr. Ear

VeFB Female Pills nave never yet fsiled In rsnlOT-
ing difficulties arising from obstruction, OF stop
pags o. nature, CT IN restoring the EyEsm 10 per
cot health whom sVfsring from Spinal AEeotiOns d.
Prolapsus, UtsFi, tho Whites, or other weakness y
the Uterine Organs. Ths Pills are perfectly harm
is1s on the constitution, and may be takon By the
hNost delicate female EithOut causing distro5s-ths
uahSs time they act like charm By streHgthaaiuq
invigos Httng and restoring the system 10 health
condition, and By bringing on the monthly period
with regularity, no matter from what osubss the
obst-uOtisa may sTise. ThoT should, however, Eo4
Be taken during Dc arst three month"; Of pregnaD-
sy, though sase Ct any oshsr tins ~ miscarriage
UoCld b tbs rssuit.
Hsoh boz contains 90 pills. Price %. -a
Dr.. HAREEYs TREATISE on Diseases Of FemEies,
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, BarTenness, Sterlity, Re
produotion, and Abuses of Nature, and snphnticsl-
3 the Ladies Private Medical Adviser pamphlet
cf o. pages sent free to any address Six cents Ts.
ezired TO pay postage.
M pills and book viii be sent By mail when de-
sired, securely sealed, and prepaid, by
J. BRYAk, M D., General Agent,
No. 20 Osdar IT., New EOyk.
"A sold By all the principal Druggists.
6. ". CLARK, DTuggiSt, Agent for Cleveland.
lulE2l:R3;m.W.fEWV
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SDEFiM ApfEEs

HOurs. OATEARHnGuits Types & Stage
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Price 81 psr bottle. send stamp for pamphlet.
For sAls By 9. v. CLARK, 10 Superior street.,
OlsVolnnd Ohio. eug2l
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OLEvELAND i EE1E RAILROAD

1850. HlAIEh AEEAAdAAAnEs Hdh
On ard srsr Monday. oct. slst, 1854. PsssgngsE
Trains VII run 80 follows, Sundays excepted:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
500 A. M.-DAE EXPBESS TRAIE-Stoppirz at
WillOughbgi Fatne8Tille. Madison Geneva, Aah-
tabuiA Uonneaut and Girard only, and arrive at
Enc q 20 r L., Dunkirk s:i5 P. r., Bucaio
sep. M.-OINOIEHATI EXPREsS-StouuinRs AZ
Paine8ville, Ashtsbuia and Girard only, and Ar-
riye5 at Erie6 40 P H. y Dankirk Is ?. H. Bu-
$50 P. MAIL AND ACOOEIAIODATION-
Stopping ct au stations and arriTs ~ Eris 81
900 P. a..EiGHT ExPREss TRAIH-stoppinr AZ
Painesyillo, Ashtabuls and Girard only. and
alriEs1 ct Erie q l2;40 A. T., punkirk 500
:. -, kunalO 4 - 4. \.
LEAYE ERIA.
80 A. M.--HIaHr EXPRESS TRAIH-ssopuinQ
st Girard, Ash labuls and Paine5TiIle only, and
aTTivo At Cleveland At 30 A. 4.
6:l5 A. M.-MAIL AND AOCOMEODATIOH
IRAIN-stoPping az all stations and arrive Gt
Cleveland at l0:20 A N.
IO:l5 A. M.-TOLEDO XPRES3-Stoprina af al
gtAtiOns except SVspViIle, Say brook, Unionvllls,
PsrrT, Monitor aud Wlcklfae, and arrives ct
Cleveland at 2:l5 PIX
5:s5 P. M.=DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-StopFi1s a.
Glrsrd. Connoaut, Ashta5ula, GeneTa Paine
vile only, and arrives In Cleveland g 3 = ?. n
~ Second Glass Cars srs run on AL throusa
Trains
An the trains going westward oonnsct At OisyelAa-
with trains FOR 1oledo, Chicago, Columbuls Ctnciu-
nail indianapolis, St. Louis, &c. and ali through
trains going eastward, connect 81 Dunkrk with the
trqins Of tho New York kTie Kairoad, snl a. Buf-
fal With those Of the New York Central 3 Ba1alo h
New York City Railroads for New York, Albany,
Boston, Niagara Falls, &c., and ct Erio with tran5
On the Philadelphia 4 Eri8 Railroad.
81 Day Express, East and West, connects a.
airsrd viie Trains On Erje Pittsb1rgh RSiirosd
fos LiRssyillo, AszdEtllas J4l1sss9SIn, 4e -.
b. EOTItsaHAas Sgs'E
Cleveland. Oct. s7st. lsss-
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T ARGE SALE OF
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Great Inducement for Investment In
Land
TnURsDLY. DECkMBER 1Oth. 1sel

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10th, 1854,
At which time shall offer for sale 70 the highest
bidder, this premises Of each Of the following de-
scribed pieces OF property (gveg the proprietor OF
the same the privilege Of ons bid only large lot of
valuable Real Estate. Now, whi's land is low and
lumber high, buy your h0mesteGds. By and. BY,
when lumber is low and land dear, build your i'm
provemsnts-
The sale will c1mmenee prscisely a. 10 O'Clock
-. and buyers must be on hand promptly, as no
time will be lost. Bales will be, nearly as possible
in the order Of this schedule following. viz:
OEE.-5sle viii open with Lot No. 10, jones &
Be dngtOns plot, Forrest street, ScOFill
ne, followed by sale of lots Nos. 0, 5 and T. same
plot ForEe.t street, 50x926 7-12.
TEREE-Briek Cottage on William ST. eet; ten
rooms, barn, we'll, cssern, rat-proOf cellar, coal
cellBr. Lot 5ox229 feet, planted with large Va
risty Of fruit tEeesi eosI $1,000; bought to rent.
FOUR --2D 75 lOO acres betwean LSKeshuIs Rail-
road and lake; sell in one, two three parcels, to
be determined on day OF sale.
FIVE.-rwo lots, 50xzOO, on Euclid street, part Of
Aokley property.
sIK.-House on Lake street, corner of MATshail;
lot 66xl32.
Terms on property, not specified above, one-shird
cash, balance one, two, three and four yssrs.
A lunch ct noon provided gratis.
Business after ibe sale will De transacted at my
Office, l6s Superior st Z A. WILCOX,
noss General Real Estate Agent.
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THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
4 Ice Pitchers, Goblets end Trays in Il city, at
I= C0WLES,
no21 157 Weddell House.
NALL AND EXAMINE OUR G ENISS
Seal RIngz. The finest assortment in the city.
OOWLEs A Co.
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gEsr RgmEeY sKnowN

yor ell BiliouH complaints, Sick Headacs 1ostivs-
nsss, indigestion, Heartburn, sour
Stomach, Sea Sickness, &c.
DT. James R Chiffon, the Great chemist, says
81 know its composition, and have doubt Il will
prove most beneficial 10 thoSs complaints for which
Il is Recommended"
DR.. Thoma. RoYd ssys: "I strongly recommend
1t to the notice Of the public"
Or. Edward G. Iudlow ssys: 81 osa With ooDh-
dsaoe recommend il.
DR.. George 2. Baxter says: 'sIn FIGtuIency, Sick
Headache, oostiYensss Heartburn, &C., the SELTzER
APERIERT in my hsnds has proved indeed a valuA-
bic remedy
FOR other Testimonials, Ao., &c Pamphlet with
each bottle.
asnufaoEuTsd OaIy BY rARRAaF 60. 10, s7s
Eioh street, New York.
S8-For sale by all DrasRiEtE
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, !
WAsHINaroN, Nov. q, '64. 7

DEAR MADAM:-I have been shown in
the files of the War. Department state
ment of the A5iutant General of Massa.
chusetts that you are the mother of five
sons who have died gloriously on The field
of battle. I feel how weak and fruitless
must be any words of mine which should
attempt TO beguile you from the lief of a
loss so overwhelming. But csnnot re-
frain from rendering to you the consola-
tion that may be found in the T. anks Of
the republic-they died to save 1 pray
that our Heavenly Father may assuags
the anguish of your bereavement and
leave you only the cherished memory of
the loved and lost, and the solemn pride
that must be yours to have laid SO costly a
sacrifice upon the altar of freedom.
Yours, very sincerely
and respectfully,
A. LINCOLN.
To Mrs. BIxBI, Boston, Mass.
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LNnZZR2ZlZ1

Is composition Of sstTingents, absOTbonts, Etimu-
ulAnts ard csrninstiVes which every physician &C.
mowledges Is the only preparation that will effect
permanent cure Of DierThsA and Dyssntsry. This
AntiCholers Mixture Is TT in in several Of our
army hospitals, where it gives tho greatest sstiaac-
tion. It has saved the lives Of thousands Of our
diers and OitiseDH and We will guarantee ls to be
the bsst remsdy In the world FOX Di3rrhss and Dye
SnteTys
Mr.. Woods, Of OouingtoD, Kentucky, will be most
happy TO satisfy any ss to the virtue Of Striok-
lands Anti-OholeFa Mixture; in fact, We have q
great number Of testimonials from patients who
have been cured after being pronounced inourGble
by their physieisns, some Eftsr taking only one
botsls OF strickland's Anti-OhOlerR Mixture. II
o0u suffer with Diarrhea and DyssnterF try ono
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND

"a SLIGHT OOLD."-COUGHS.-
Few sre sEare Of the Importance Of oheckiRg 8
Oough or "sIIaEI COLI" in Its first stagei that
which in the beginning would yield TO mild rene
dy, Il neglected soon sttseks the lungB. Browns
Bronchial TroohesN give sure and almost immediate
ralieL Military of1eeu and Soldiers should have
them, 6 they can be carried in the pocket and
taksn IS occasion requires. sugS1:R2;lm
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OIL,
oILI OIL oIL:ll
ALEXANDER. SCOFIELD 6 Go.
E .REFIEERs or
ExTraP etr0leum OIL, BenEOIe ard

ExTra.sPetr0leum OIL, BenEOIe ard
Machinery Oils,
we poy par rticulsF attoation 90 packages, thereby
saving our oustomeFI mach loss by leakage. We
guarantee our oil to give perfect satisfaction, and
e good any I1sds in the city. Also, we pay par
Gcular attention to putting up
NAPTHA Oh BENZQLE,F
suitable for Varnish MasufsCtuFsru' or PAlDteES1
uzs. On hand aad fer sale
- 800 bbls sEtrs refined Pet=olsum Oh.
MOO bbls EsodoriEed Benzole fequal to Turpsntincl
100 bbls No. Lubricating on,
which We viii sell st lowest market prices.
dFFIuE-1OS St. OlGir-Et., formerly occupied By
Wm. O. Soo6eld 4 %.
g0HE AIExABDER,
UM. o. GooFELD, CbEYELAEO, o.
nATHEW WILSON, anriiS
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strleEIand's BelIIga9us eough BaIsaB

10 convince them that 1t Is tho best preparation ey
sr usod. 1t nos only cures the above affections Of
the Throat and Lungs, but Il cures Night SWeats
and Splitting OF Blood and Is an ezoslisnt gsrsls
for any kind OF Sore lhrOst.
It Is rlesssnt to take, sn5 Is ssfs H,od'oins 70,
infants.
Price 80 oonis Dor bottle.
For sAle by Druggists generally.
mayl6:R2-moR.s .sG&Wy
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Gn8i.
agricultural smpltmtats.

Cleveland Agricultural Works.
~
TOURGL0YE. DEWITT B Coz
Manufacturers Of general variety Of
AGRIcuL TURAL IMPLEMENTS AID MACHINERY
0TT1F-Go. % Centre street.
YoRks-4, 9, 8, 10 and IL West strsSs,
I'm
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Mrs. Bixby, the recipient of the follow
ing letter from President Lincoln, is q poor
widow living in the Eleventh Ward of
this city. Her sixth son, who was severe
" wounded in recent battle, is now lying
il the ReadYille Hospital.
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EIEE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO HBW YORE.
New York & Harlem Railroad,
NOTICE TO TRATKLERs.

TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
II Sundays excepted
MORNING EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 0:IS A.
\ from Albany At Hudson River Depot at 9t35 A.
n arriving AZ Aew York st 1858 P. n
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Trov At 3.OO
P. n; from Albany at 3:15 P. N . arriving AZ heRl
York at 9:So P. n, connecting with express trains
for Philadelphia and Washington City.
The Cincinnati Express fIom Buffalo connects
LEM 8oad.
For the better accommodation Of the public ar
rangemeni5 have been made 70 run the trains Of
the Hudson River Railroad 60. and those OF thu n
I. and Harlem Railroad 90. at different hours rom
Albany and Troy.
NssS Cars Of tksBsst construction, and most convent
ent for the uae OF passengers have been placed on
THE HARLEM ROAD.
ssengers will Be Ticketed and Baggage checked
over tnis road direct 20 New York by the Central
Z. R. Co., and all connecting lines North and Wegf
Tickets Of the Hudson River Eailroad %. and Of
this Co. will be received BY either road and Bag
gage checked BY either Company viii be delivered
in New York without change Of checks.
Nov. I'd, 1861 I. A. OHAPIH, Supit.
FoED b. GREEN, Advertising Agent. no9&RS
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUs s ON.
ls6s-5. WNTER ABRANGEMEET. Issl-s,
LIST Train-s:O5 A, M.-oINOIHEATI ExPREsa
stopping ct Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
don, Shelby, Orestlide, Gallon, dilead, Oar
5lngto91 Ashley, Delaware, Devils Centre and
WoethingtOn.
ID Tyaln-3.I5 p DISQUALIFICATION. .-stovs
at all stations, and arrives 10 Columbus az 20
P. H, Cincinnati $40 A. n.
d Trains-l0s00 ?. .H.-hIGHT hAPRESE-Stovulnf
q Grafton, wellington, New London, shady,
Orestine, Gallon, Gileads CerdingtOE aud Dsl-
Trains ioaYe Columbus 81 $40 and rs A. 9.a0Pr
arrive ~ Cleveland 10 A. n, and 8: go p. d,
CONN BOTTOMS:
ShsibY-Sandu8ky, Mansfield 3 Newark Railroad -
aan5nolds NJ. Vernon Newark, &snssFfio
&c.
Orestline-Pittsburgh, Fort Wayns q Chicago Rsil.
road Forest Uppor Sznduaky, Dolph0G, LiIna,
Fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago, &C.. West and
East Tor Mansfield, Wooster, Massi Lon. &c,
Grafton and BelleGontaine Railroad Line .cr harion
Bellefontaine, Sidney, Union, Muucie, India1.
Apoiis, Ierre Hautes Finosnnas, ETEnsViIls,
Louisville, Cairo, st. Loui1, &c.
Dsleware-with Springfield Branch for Bprin9neld
Ooumbus-Lttle Miami q Columbia, and Xs-ll.
Railroad, for Xsnis, Dayton, 1ndianspoliI
Ierro Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, LoTelana. and
Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and MissifEiVsf
Railroad at Cincinnati Tor Loui5Vills, ETan5-
vile, Cairo So Louis, AID al point5 on the
Ohio River.
Oolumb1s-Central Ohio Railroad for Eevsrl. z.ue,.
vile, Wheeling, &c; Columbus, Piqus 3 n.
diana hailTOad for Piqua, Urbana. &c.
aS-k0r Tickets to al points and information arplT
% the Passenger station, and at Union Ticket Ores
l47 Superior street. Z. s. FLINT,
tNHvaianG. Oct. 81 fgsA A1narfutrndana
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BosToN, Nov. Is, 1884.

Letter from the President. to a Poor
widow who has Lost Five Sons by
the War.
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To Mrs. BIxBT, Boston, Mass.
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OLEVELAND q TOLEDO R. R.

Commencing on Monday, October sIst, and du-
ring the coming winter, Three Daily Passenger
9raioa will run between Cleveland and lDotroit, ~
faIln-n.
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PR0rEssos. O. ELECTnOEAflEY AID EsDIUEE8.
Of1oe-Il5 Seneca Htrest, oV doors from Superior,
Up stairs, opposite the City aosal.
ss- once fours froin 20 Y and from to O'Clock
0nity fElndaEH aECBUte1. \
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PLANTATION BITTERs

which are nov rec omm ended BY ihehigLt't med.
ical authortie and warranted to produce an IN
NEDrATE beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
ugrsssble, perfectly turs, aud must suPsTssd all
other tonies where healthy, gentle st ulAut i' re-
quirsd.
TheypuD fy, strengthen and itVsoTae.
They create healthy appetite.
They sre an antidotesto change OF water and diet.
They yovercoms effects Of dissipation late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent miasmatie and iLtermittent fevers.
They purify the brsSti aud aeidity ofths stomach.
They cure DYSPEPSIA and COnstipstion.
They cure DioIhea, and ChOlsTa M,Thus.
They cure Liver Co nplAhi and NsNou. Headache.
They make the weak stUng, the languid brilliant,
aud are exhausted nature's great Tescrer. They're
composed ofihe celebrated CaiisayN bark winter
fTr, q safssfrbt, pot, snd heibs, all preserved in
perfectly pnrs 81 Ctoix Rum. ForFertieulars, see
circulars aud testimoni a Is are nd each bottle.
Beware Of impo stors. LIamine every bottle
See tbst it hssourprvAto U g Stamp unmudlasd
over il.e cork, w,h Psntauon resns, and our sigma
turs on fine steel plate side label See that our
bottle is not rsdled with spurious and dsletsrous
stud. Any psron pretending to sell Plantation
Bi.tsI by the gallon or In Bplk, ia an imPos,or.-
Any person Initiating this bottle, sslliagany 9th
srmaterisl therein. whether called Plantation BIT
ters OF not, l. scrimina NJ der the L. =. Law,snd
will be 80 prosecuted byus, We slrtsdy have our
eve on several psvtes r'hlhns our bottles &c.
" no will succeed ia getting themselves into olose
quarters. The demand for brakes Plantsiion dit
tiers rfom ladies, eersYmsn, merchants, Sc, is in
credible. The tmple trisl Of . bottle is the tyi
dsnes we present Of their worth and iurnrioritV'-
Thes are sold by all respectable druggists. gfOcers
hot els, saloons, IteamboHts and country stoTes'
p. II. DRAKE g. co.
202 Broadway, N. Y.
March II, 1864. 2i-.ly
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Davis House.

Formerly osiled tho city Iiouis,D fiilin, Ohio
IEvI WEIRicK. Proprietor.
The eundersigneddssires to inform allhisftierdsand
elat- patron. ofthe City House now the Dayis)that
his hotel is ready for the reception OF guests. The
hooss hdsbe rebuilt, re.fumished audis now as
goohas any
now have stablng enough TO accommou"'s So.
oil feed LEVI WEIRlCK.
Thin, October I, ,Is5s-I5n
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Terms OF the Tilln "1'ribune,'
fRoM AUGUST rs, 1863.

Terms.-s2oo per onnum. payable
in advance-S2 50 If not paid in advance
No subscription taken for a shorter pen
cd than s months and no paper dlscon'
tinued until all arrenrages are PAID up
unless at the option Of the publisher
Ger These terms will be strictly ad'
hered 10 hereafter.
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II. =. Wcnncr.

Manufacture of Carriages, Buggics, Suikis', No.'
Jotntr Coe and Jeif-rson streets, neHr the Hctman
sNthJhc Ghur n, TiiHn, % 10. 4 hne stock Oi the
ia'rN STYLES or Brggies, etc, finished in the hest
aud Of the must durable msisras, ecnstinils
on hand, and Ito.npi'y M tdv to order. -
TlHn Auyu.t9S iR61 A.
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SEW MILLINERY STORE, REPrBIIC,o.
Cons'sntIy'ou hAnd fne assortment Of Millinery
Goods, which vii he soid nj the owrs cash prices
Straw and Sill Nofk dnn- to orlsr. An elegant as
.orimsut OF Dress aad Closk Patterns alNays on
hand. MRS. A. +. q. MATllspN.
Republic, Mry ~, lsri. 2n3
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LYONS KATHAIR0N.

III
hNihairon Is rom the Greek vurd "k,tb,,- - a
'h"tHai'o'" signiging to cleanse, rciu,snas and
'es'o'e. This at,ielsis the ward It signas, For prs
'erNtng rest0rihs and besoiiGirr the hpman hst /,
Is the most femarkabis preparation In the ~e,d 1,
'sainowne'lSnd put up by the %, sins proprietor.
andis no" made With the s,r- care skin aud st.n.
ton which gave ha sale orovet one miIhou bottle,
per snnum.
it'smost dtligh,iol Hair Dressing.
II eTadtcaies scurr sud dsudrar
II kee F" the hesd cool aud clean.
II makes the hsif rich son. and glossy,
prevents the hair frVm falling ofr andium.
Jog grew.
lireHctes hair upon bald heads.
ANY lady % gentleman who values bsauti fal head
oIhsit should use Lyons ksthairon. Iti, Know ~
snd used throughout the civilized world. Sold by
alltesPeytsble dealers.
Z pEMAs 8. BARNES & Co. NY.
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Scncca County

srAyE AND HEADING FACTORY, TIFFIN, o
IS. r. Chsmberlin has constantly on hand Fioui
.ud Fruit BDSSsl stoves, well seasonsd, asd hiln
Aired heading, rTun,p Atenlion given 10 all orders
.Al.o Sctoli saving snd Tuning done to order.
Nuv.u.h.f a 1904 SIf
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$40 TO $40 a Day.

Agents wanted. Male aud Female to sell
WILSON'S NEW sle. FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINE. IL will stitch. Hem. fell,
Tuck Biud. Braid. and Qui't ana Enbroider
bea utifully. We will pay SIS month aud
expenses, or give lib raj commission. For
particulars address.
MATHER 4 WILSON.
Cleveland, Ohio.
June l6, 1864. a7-.4v
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William, Wolff.
Tomb, EsuSs a. Co.,
RanIi OF TiNin.

r. W. snawm,x Il \. g. sSsAru, Baukeu Of
hte, ShnShan's New Bln,k, shrtr tneN wiiltrSn,Sei
general B1nkiny business aad pay Interest Vn De
pasts - failoWs
~ ,1ths OF over, per cent.
"a Ju,tt icstss a,abi- On demand.
A,r 'gg AG. SHEATH, CASHIER
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ITS OATH AND OBJECT

The aim and fundamental principle
ifprincipo il may be called, upon which
The organization is founded, and which
is Incorporated in the oath or obligation
of every degree taken by any member
thereof, is that the chosen officers of our
Government have usurped authority, and
they claim il not only as their right
but as their duty to resist those officers
and IL reeds be to txpel them by force
in plain unvarnshcd English that Abrn.
ham Lincoln is usurpcr and that it is not
only their duty to drive him out of the
White House. II is claimed by them
aud SO explained in the oath or obligu.
lion itself which they take, that sucl
resistance to the existing iunctionarios
OF the Government is not revolution, bu,
only the assertion OF right. 70 make
this point more cleur, the following cx.
tract from the oath is given:
"In accordance with the principles up.
on which is founded the American heury
Government can exercise only delegatcC
powers; hence if those who shall have
been chosen TO administer the Govern
ment shall assume TO exercise powers moi
delegated, they should be regarded ant
treotsd as usurpers."
The references to inherent power, as
also TO existing necessity, on the part o
tho iunctionary for sanction of any aIbi
trury exercise Of power by him, we vii
no, accept in palliation or excuse"
BORN OUT OF THE SOUTHERN coSrEpERA
cy.
The origin ofthe order is traced 10 III,
Southern Cunfederlcy, and it has brrr
erected upon the ruins Of "ihe knight
of the Golden Circle" which at on
time was extensive nmong licers of tn
bel army, and their sympatll ng 8,
ccssion friends In the luyn States
That ord having been thoroughly *
postd-ils rituuls, signs. grips, &c
made known to the publio-it beoam
necessary TO organize something in it
stead
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THE ORDER.

The ordlris a secret one. 1t is cal.
led ly different names in different locali-
ties or State, aud is known among its
members by these initials, written thus:
o. A X. Its real Object is 10 e,nb Ir.
ras. and to thwart the administration of
the general Government in the conduct
of the war, and overthrow tho GuvCrn-
ment if that be necessary 10 secure the
supremacy Of the order. ITS professions,
us well as its purposes, are different in
different States; thus, while it prof,sse
aud proclaims wa. policy in New York
Pennsylvania, and other States, in Ohio
aud other Western States il is for
peace; SO while in the eastern section Of
the Unon it is clamorous for the restora.
ton of the "Conslution as it is and the
Union MS it was" in the western its un-
disguised object and avowcd policy is the
establishment ofa Northwestern Con.
icdcracy.
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JUB PRINTING
5ooks, Carcse.
Posters, Sale Bills,
Programmes, Circulars

" % every other Kind Of Prih,ln, ton.
w''h he'tncr'. aud vt short notieor Give
usatrial
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cARgAL WEAPONS.

|. II is one of ,her our mTnls of :he or.
dor that al cr its mt Glbers should be III
the pSssrssion Of arms, and IRE rnumer.
ated, as will as the amount Of auuui,ion
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TX. HoHn. Attorney At Law. g. J. KISS, Auor
ne, At Law and Notary Public. Office, Commercial
Row, Up Stairs, Southeast Corner.
Janusry %, 1894
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~, r. & n. Noble,
WOrd a. Keen.

At,otnsys and coun,srots At Law. omcs 10 Sit
rst's New Block, opposite the Cor'' House