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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02
OFFICE OF THE AUDITu.g UPSTATE

CoLUABus,O q Jan, iaiy 20 Isd5'
II Hshereby certified thar the op'going isa corec
copy Of the Statement of Condition o de INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA. h
Phladephia, made to aud dled In th office, ioJ ih,
year 1865.
tsEAL1 Witness my hand and seal officially.
tsrASPJ JAS.H. GOODMAN Audi, ~ offs tate.
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STATE PENNSYLVANIA,
CouSry or rpt.tIAnHtputA -.

ARTnuRG CoFFiS, President, and CuARIEs PEArY
Secretary of the INST RANCE COMPANY OF
NJ RTn nAMERtCA A, being severaIiv affirmed, depo.e
and say that the foregoinsis full, md cousct
'totemont Of the affairs OF saide company, that the In
surance Company the bona dde owner ofail-as one
hundred thousand dollars of actual cash
ed In stocks and Bondl or Mortgages Rsafsstats
worth double the amount f,r which tho Is most.
gssed aud that they tbs above described oheess
OF said Insurance Company
ARTHUR G. COFFIN, President.
CHARLES PLATT. Secretary
tssAL1 Subscribed and swoin before this 23i day
of January, 1865, as wtnes, my hand and Notsrial
seal
SAN. l.. CLEMENT.
tsrAapl Notary Public for the Commo nwea,b Of
PennsSIvb mia, residing at Phil dsiphia.
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liza YEARS SUBSTITUTES.

Military Committees OF Wards and Town:
ships wishing TO fll their quotas will do ven
to call on me soon. as my arrangements are
such as to enable me to Gil the same on short
notice and at reasonable rates.
Having served In the Army for more than
three years az Line and Field officer en-.
abled me to prosecute with dispatch all kinds
Of claims against thu Government, PESsIoss.
DouSrIEs and BACK PAY procured. CORES.
pondence with the various Departments al
Wash ington and Columbus attended to. Per-
sons improperly enrolled on account of A se,
Alienage Sc., by calling on me can have
their papers made out and their names strick.
en- from the enrolment list without visiting
the Provost Marshals Office.
have again resumed the practice Of Law.
All legal business PROMPTLY attendnd to. or.
fee IN Hedges Block, Tiiiin, Chic
Jan. 10, lS65-tC
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE:
Mills New Block, Sandusky, o.
Cash Cs,,itai Psni in snd DepHdted in sseond Ns-
tioa.lIBaBk, Sshdusky,
- . q , . q OF
Individual R.spoa,iailiiy or si.ciboldsn
- = q q q o Oy

This Gamma nv 4, now iasiy osesni ,ad and prspsr-
al co, III. r,,, sac ton oS hnsi Ress. Any persou
liable to Ir,ft IN hi District, who, " d4ansd. de
sign, to discharge nj. 'bliga,ise 10 thr Gpsspm:.,
interes; 10 consult t,his ComPsax.a, the Assssy
ortrs upon reasonable tt r.s', sssnplsis ,g'isFRiy
against the impending dra u. Any stoosh9dsf Y
authoIized to iransaai busint N'eN tff SonpaH,
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JOHN 7. HUss, Agt. Tim, Ohio.
TIFFIN
Agricultural Works.
ELEOTION NOTICE.

Notice Ia hereby given that a Special
Meeting of the Stockholders Of the TifHn
Agricultural Works. will be held at the
office of Messrs. Smith, Barnes a Co, in the
City OF, Z iflin, in the County Of Seneca, and
State Of Ohio, on the
18th day of March next,
at eleven o clock, A. NJ. at which time and
placea Board Of Directors for said Company
will be elected by the Stockholders thereof
AT. BARNES. N. NJ. BAaNrs,
T., q. UInsrEAp, NJ. SULLIVAN,
GkoRaF SHANNON.
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Applications received and policies promptly
issued by A. H. BYKRs, Agent, Hedges New
Block, THIN, Ohio.
. Feb l6 lSCS d.
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Attachment Notice.
Farm for Sale.

A farm containing si1 hundred acres
two hundred and fifty under improvement,
with large new brick house, large barn, corn
house aud other out houses, lying within 2
miles Of Fremont, Sandusky Co. Ohio, is no v
offered for sale.
Terms ensy and liberal. Time ns long as
desired. Enquire of F.S. WHITE,
Cashier Bank Of Fremont.
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U. y. 7-3O LOAN

Z authority tie Secretary Ofthe Treasury,
The undersigned has assumed the General
Subscription Agcney for the sale of United
States Treasury Notes, bearing seven and
three ,sn,bspe cent interest, per snnuu
known a. tho
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Hidden Treasure.

A party orsix indians. belonging to ths
kiowa tribe, were in the city last week
Tor tho purpose of discovering al immense
treasure OF god and silver coin, concealed
by lholr ancestors, many years ugo or
the banks OF tile Sangoman river, about
seven mil's from Decatur. on saturday
accompanied by George Goodman, Esq.
OF this city, they procs,ded on their search
aud ancr some little trouble, succeeded
in unearthing the magnificent deposit
consisting Of gold aud silver Spanish
coins oncascd in curious and unique earth,
en- urns. The Indians immediately pro-
ceedcd to their homes in tho far Wesl
with their riches. Before leaving, however
they presented Mr. Goodman, es token
OF iheir regCrd, with two ofthe urns aud
u few of the cuins.--Decatur Ctronicls
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STOCKHoLOERS:' Z

sToCRuoLOERs:
G, NJ. OGDEN, Republic,
TiLLOTsuN & FLfNT, Fremont
T. u. TONB. Tiflin.
NJ. SULLIVAN, 1itin.
GEuRGE w. ROBERTS, Beriinvins.
JAMES ALDt n. ssndusky.
y. T. STlCKNEY, Republic.
u. l.. & v. 2. HILL, Berlin Hixhts.
JOHN sWIGERT, Republic.
John PIrMAN, Fremont.
John }. FINCH, srndusky.
JOSEPH sMIGERT, Eden Town,Lis.
A. 4. BEMENr. Fostoria.
JOHN MckELvEy, sandusty.
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For Sale.

G. ID. OGDEN. P,.siS..,.
JosU Mex KKLyEy, eeeretary. ia.a
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Major Generals Warren and Park, u
3. ", were recently promoted to hojor,
in the regular armey. Btevst Major Gen
Cuslar was promoted toa eapIaincy Ia
the 9th regular cavalry.
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EvEN-THIRTY,LoANs !

These bonds nre now worth premium Of
nine per cent, including gold interest from
Nov, which makes the nclual profit on the
730 luhn, at current rates, including interest
about ten per cent, per apnuDi. besides ils
exemption from etatc and Municipal taxation
which adds from one 70 three percent. mere,
according to the rate levied on other pro.
perty' The inlercs, is payable semi. annually
by coupons attached TO each note. which
may be cut OF aud sold TO Sny bauk or bank
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JOHN I. HUss. Agent, Tifin, oaiO.
Feb, l6. IsG5-3w.
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- II ~ II IC Nj IC ~ II
OF THE CosDlTIoN OF TUE
M ETR POLITAN
INSURANCE COMPANY

On the st day Of January. s65, made to
the Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant to the
Statute Of that State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company !. the Metropolitan
Insurance y,inoorpota,ed In 1889 and loo ated
In the CITY Of New York.
!. CAPIrAL.
The capital OF said company actuslly
paid up In cash ~ 5000 600 OG
The surplus on the lat day ofJon. 1895. ass 3sI "a
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OFFICE OF rHE AUDITOR UPSTATE,
CoLuaBus, o., February I, 1sG5
II ishersby certified that the foregoing Is corrre
copy Of the statement Of condition ofthe Meirono
nutine. COMPANY orNew York. made to, aud fils,
this o liSs, kr the year 1865.
WUne,' my hand aud 5 cal officially
JAMES u 0oDNAs;
lsEu.l tsrANrl Auditer OF state
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The greatest smouht iuured In any one rsk . $40 Oef
but viii not, asa general rnle, xceed, 10 OOt
The greatest 'moun allowed by the rules be
In amy one city, toAn or villngc--no general rule.
governed by general character of buildings facili
ties for putting out fires &c.
The creates, amount allowed TO be insured In nv one
boek--no general .ules, gsverasd by general char
aeiersi ib.ilisg, facilities for putting out fires ~
No deposit IN any state.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
CRY Asp COUNTY ~ NKw roRkl
lame, l.oriner Gaham, President, and John C..
Goodtidls, sscrtar,, Of The Metropolitan In.
,urance Company, being ssyerally and daily sworn,
d'poAe ana say, aud each for himself says that the
affairs OF said Company and that they are the above
described officers thereof
IANss LoRiNER GRAnAa, President, .
j. o. GoopHinGE. fecrtsu.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 3st day Of
January, ltGS t.Ht
tbALl tsrAnrl Moses n, MAoCLAy,
Ohio Commissioner In New York.
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Total Smoup, ofeapit'l and .urplu, s5Ss,9ai "a
IT, ASSETS.
Cash on hand, In bank, and in the hands
Of agents and In oouue OF Ian,mis.
sion siis,is7 IS
The stocks and bonds Vned by the Go, iSs,gsO 50
Debts due the Company, secured by
mortgage reai estate wori h a. least
sai2l50, with percent inlrtest,tas
per accompanying voueheu) le5 $50 90
Loans on u : .ct,cks land bonds and
other collatsrals-on demRbd p2J75 co
Due for premium on policiesissusf at
tho office, Marine aud Ftfe) In,IG7 q
bills receivable, INTEREST accrued,kc., toJ.7II 50
Total Assets OF the Company s5js ,3!l ~
IIs-i.lABlLiTIEs.
Le,'es iacoued aud In process. ofsdj1n
men, SEQ Gf5 IL
'lalms ior losses resisted by theCo. $500 10
-
iomI Liabilities Se3,lej II
~ MIgrrsI .Np.AIf.
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aW Adrrrtisrmrnts
LETTER IIsE.

Remaining uncalled for at the Tif6n
Port Office, Feb. ~, 1868.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-19
A Young Girl Kronged.

From the Detroit Tribune, January Q.
On Saturday last we published an
item in reference to the mysterious dis
appearance of one Edward Faisson,
who, it was supposed, had met with foul
play. An investigation into the facts
of the case has revealed a different
state of things entirely
It appears that about three months
ago Faisson-which Is probably fct :
tious name-reptesented himself as a
conductor on the New York and Erie
railroad, and by a goodly display of
funds, with which he lavished presents
upon a young girl residing on Graz d
street all scruples were finally owe =
come, and the twain were married
Faisson proposed to 80 to Chicago,
where he alleged that he had secured 8
position on one of the Western rail-
roads. The newly couple or
rived in this city q week ago Wednes-
day night-or rather Thursday morn
ing-and were taken TO the Western
Hotel On Thursday evening, Faisson
went out for the alleged purpose Of get
ting his trunk from the baggage-roon,
but never returned.
His young wife was thus left penni-
less in q strange city, but the scamp
had paid her board for one day in adj
vance, which was something in his IA
Vor Her position was made known to
a few of our citizens, and she was fur
nished with means to provide for sus-
tenance until arrangements could be
made to send her home The proprie-
tor of the Franklin House gave her 8
room and lodgings, and Mr. Riedy, the
gentlemanly ticket agent of the Gran
Trunk railway, generously gave her the
means to reach Buffalo. She was also
provided with letters to parties ia the
latter city, requesting them to aid her
on her way home. She left for New
York on Wednesday.
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BRTDgINO THE MIssTssiPPL-The Chi
cago papers are rejoicing over the com
pletion of the bridge across the Missis-
sippi river at Clinton, Iowa This bridge
establishes a way for the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad Company, whose
road runs from Chicago to the Missis.
siDpi on a nearly air line At Clinton
a railroad through Iowa has been com.
pleted 70 near the Dos MONIES river,
and viii be extended to 0mahs City en-
the Mississippi
There are now two bridges across the
Mississippi, and bat a few years viii
elapse before another will span II at St
Louis The Chicago papers are pleasing
themselves with the prospect that the
emigration and travel 10 California and
the States on the plains, and among
the mountsins, viii be over this road
A dispatch from Cairo says that great
excitement prevails along the lower
ohio on the Kentucky side The reb.
els are reported still in possession of
Uniontown, Kentucky; they fred into
the steamer Fanny Gilbert Saturday
Il Is not known what damage she sus-
tanned The people have made every
preparation for leaving Padueah, and
the excitement at that place IS uns-
bated
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The falling rain drops psttering On the roof
With music cesseless as the sea shells roar,
The huge clouds lowering darkly overhead
Chesris as the blast they drift before;
The mournful cadence Of the autumn
breeze,
Which signing, kissea The leaves apart,
Leaving them weeping pesrly tears,
All blend IN union with ny ssd heart.
Mournful and slow the spirit Of lost years,
Float over imagination's endless space,
Bearing on their pinions, noisless and I'M
seen,
Memories which time can never EFF &c;
Bright visions Of The everchsn ging as
Of Joys sbort-lived aud sad and lonely
hours,
Thus transient over all our hsppinsss,
As sunlight smiling on the flowers.
A. D. 4.
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Oar Inducements to Agents and
Claim,

To those agents Who tske t1e.r ecniunissfan IN
Book and Gas He iolioslng eCmTniss,on vii b
allowed: HL#f.r.
To any person forwarding II Clubs Of 10 Books, s
Clubs Of = Books, or Clubs 81 81 BOOks esah. a
silver Ws-ch--cFEnder e8caqemeDt-Eorth SiZ
To any persia forwarding &c Clubs Of 10 Books, 10
Clubs Q. y Books, CT Clubs Of y Books ea.eh, A
Silver Watch, patenteTer, hunting case, worth $40
II preferable, the agent msy select any Other ar
tcle on our isl Of the EEiue Of the watch he may
be entitled TO-
agents vii retain the Certificates Of Books and
Gifts unii the required numbers Of Clubs are CON-
Tieted Yhe1 they viii Be forwarded 20 Us as VOuch-
ers.
Unless these regulations are strictly complied
with, - allowance vii be mae on extra eoninis-
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Rich. Rare and RacY /

VERY BEAUTIFUL PICTURE OF rHR
81 hanesorasst woman II The world peculiar
Fsch oolors4 photoRraph u o., taxa frSrn La
baAanfnl . hshold- Ina . really 3 maquifsspt
picture psFfset gem. alls ia q bgFfichi5g hsan-
II. P5ee my osnta- Benz re b mai e . ssalsd
circular snVaiop- AddrsaR DAVIS 4 BRO
ARlt-lms Bex 1Raa Pcs onoA, Oiacsznar. o
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

Arrival OF the MOTaVian's MaiI-COm-
mems on the Successes Achieved By
sherman and Thomas.
The malls by the Morsvian, compri-
sing files to Dec. o. five days later than
previously received, came TO hand yes
terdsy morning.
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80 - IL -.
A Dream.

Il uEtdWs
I dreamed that dselt IL a dark deep dell,
Where pines on the tsll cliEs waved,
And q torrent clear down the Wild rOels
fell,
TIL the messy stone Of nay doorstep lsved.
Round were caverns dim in the lofty wslls,
Some sending forth silver rills
TO blue cold pools in sylvan balls,
Where the beaver reared his hills.
Some mourning and signing as mountain
winds
Swept sadly their rooms among,
Thrilling the trails Of thousand vines
Ger their mouths, like harp cords strung
And grey old oaks in cypress groves stOsd,
Some blooming, SEINE riven and bare,
Round grottoes with fountains, the halls Of
the wood,
Aud sunlight and darkness ever strsvs
there.
I also dreamed, as Ger the far peaks blue
Came the golden beams OF morn,
The deer trooPed down with mountain dew
Cleaning on hide and horn.
Through the rosy mist, down valley seen,
Where a river went dancing along,
Through woodlands and meadows, sunny
Endgresn,
From whence came the neigh, the tramp
and the song
There wild herds went roaming those mead
oWs sfsr,
Which I chased on niIk-whits steed,
With q silver horn, like the knights Of
Guithar."
And bis long hounds Of swiftest speed.
! also dreamed In my cot Of the dell,
Was a maid like vision fair.
From the sword ] was freed forever todwell
IN my mountain home, with my dream
bride there.
January y, '65. ORHEo.
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CECRET DIsEAsEs EfEORET DIsEASES4!
y SAMARITA.pS GLFTi8
Up TTIIAr,C EIIElFtr-
e most csrtup remedy ever u.et

The raost certain remedy ever u,ed. -r
Yes, p0sitve cure . - ~ = ~ E.
BdlsaHl Ogpobia and MeTcliTy Disco ,;s,s.
Only ten pills 20 be taken u ei1ecl a eGrs- Z ~
They are purely vegetable, Egving 10 smell OF
any UNPLEASANT tasts and will not inlure the stoIn
aeh CT bowels Of the most delieRts. ,ass q -eactt
Cures 10 from two 70 four days, and recent cases
In TtVeHty four Hours
No exposure, no trouble, no change whstsver-
Male packages, -; female, Se--sent by rDail-
SAMARITAYS ROOT AND HERB JpICR.s
A positive and permaneot cure fer syphilis sero-
fUla L GERS, Sores, Scots, II tiers, &C. 90. -, -
There IS not another reinedy known 70 eGu4l u
for the cure Of syphilis. Il reaches sra eraocates
il F'rice 81, or six cities for SlO- z.. Ia, =
Ths efficacy Of teese remedies Is si.Ks s. kno6i-
ed7ed bv physicians as well az patients Ehey sire
used il the L Hos itaia, thus restoring 70 health
many q our brave soldiers.
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY or THE Sd
4LaRITAAS REMEDIES. -..-
'PosT HosFITAL, FORT MARSHALL, -
Baltimore. Md, Feb. 20, 1854. 4 b..
if nave great satsfection IN st4ting thSt IlsFe
usai The SdnlarItdn's Rem dies" for VeneTeal Dis
ease az its most customary forms that have used
Il en- with Judgment, discretion, sad properly,
and hsve found tn m to respond to my suIcipa
tons promptly and efe;tually. Knowing their
composition, have the fullest confidence Ia their
efficiency and as far as my use Of them extends,
/ recommend them strongly.
AIFREB c BowEzs
Assistant Surgeon 9Th New York Vols"
Sold BY v. Js&O .W. SMITH, DrUggist'.
- Corner Church art Vine streets
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Desmond Co, Projectors, SO Race street.
Philadelphia Jsnls-6m.
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Sannaritan's Wash
I-B8T TIE SURGEONS SAY OF THE SA
HARITdNS RFWRDTRC
"PosT HOSPITAL, FoRT MARSHALL

Batimofe, Nd. Feb. ~, 1854. /
81 have great satisfaction in stating thss l have
used sTks Samaritan RlTasiies'' for Veneresl Dis
ease in It's most customary FORM that have used
them with Judgment, discretion, md properly, and
have found them to respond to my anlcipatons
promptly and effectgsliy. Knowing their coLnpo-
stoa have the fullest confidence in their efficacy,
and as far as my use Of ihem extends recommend
them strongly. ALTRED G. BoSERs,
Assistant Surgeon 9Th New York Vols"
Lett be undsrstood that these remedies are as
recommended, and viii positively cure the diseases
ior which they are offered. F Nh l' fl"t
Sold b VS.. q O. W. SMITH Druggists
Corner Chur h aud Vine strt cts,
NASHVILLE, TSEs.
Desmond 4 Co.. Propdetorss 2l6 Race streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
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A BITTER PM TO SwALLow-If our
Navy brings Wilmington under the
sway Of our Government, then they
" Il have 70 sup Porter.
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Send for a Catalogue!
G. M. DUNN & CO.,
For Sale.
PROPRIETORs

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE On Nc
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outsiniRg seven OF eight Eosps The interior q
the h1use - very comforts by arranged and ia
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session giFsn " thirty dsys.l ~
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Those that say NO peace, but the
whole" will have, it A hole eight
feet by four, and a wooden box TO
sleep in.
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For Rent.

DOR fHB YEAR lss5, THAT VALUABLE PRO
u Porty % Cherry stIset known a. the ''CatEon
ProPeTty, opposite the Maxwell House. and ~
present oocupied b the H,LshTifls Gas Light Com
pGny. Fhs properly Is tie most valuable II the
CITY sor Enny purposes. For teTTas for any part Of
II apply to IOctSs-el N. E. ALLoWAf.
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BLOODr BLOoDl BLOoD
Fluid Extract ssrsaparIlla
SYPHILIS.

Tbs Il "a s1sceOa Of the blood, and attachs ths
SeHlla Organs, LINING Of the hOss, Ears, ThroaE
Appearance N the form q Ulcers. Hslmbold's FE.
tract sa1saParils purl6es ths Blood, ADD rsuaoges
Al scaly erupdons q ths skin, EViEF 10 the seom-
psa1h0n eseaE and healthy color. II bang prspsF.
ed expressly iOf thus olass q cofnpsints III hooi-
purifying pEoperuss are preserved % flreataT AZ.
tsot hsn suy Other preparation Of earsaDarilIa.
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eonorrhea. elect. structures.


BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Yenerial
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is offered 70 the pubic As positive cure.
SYPHILIS OR VENERIAL DISEASES the ga
MARITAN's ROOT AND EERB JUICES Is the
moss potent certain end efectual remedy ever pre-
scabed il reaches and Pradcates every particle Of
the renereal poison, 80 that the cure is thorough
and permanent. Take then Of this Purifying Rem
edy and be healed, and not transmit 70 your pos
terry that for which you may repent in after years
Do NOT DESPAIR
Although you may Be pronounced ineurable, the
5anaritans Root and Herb Juices will remove every
veskige OF ifnpu tos from the system Rs well a. all
the bsd effects Of mercury. 1000
FEMALES! FEMALES!!
In many affections with which numbers Of Pc
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES is
most happily sdspted-iTi liberated Uterus, in Leu
corThosa 10 bearing down, Falling Of the womb,
Debility and for all complaints incident % the sex
Sent b. express. Prcs 81 bottle, or bottles
fOrsIo.
Samaritan's Wash
r., IN case Of syphilis used ia conjunction with
the Root and Herb Juices. Full directions. Price
50 cents. EI srL
7 The efhcsey Of these remedies is alike scknoFl-
edged b. physicians and patients. They are used
in the 3. 8. Hospitals, saus restoring to health
many Of our brave soldiers.
From use Bcltnlore san.
WHAT. TIE SURGEONS SAY OF THE SA.
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When did the South make mistake
about Thom&s2 When they thought
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DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
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24s Volumes Books seizad a. the No. ~.
property d John l. Hopkins
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Court, on Tuesday the 3lst day OF January 1885
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hou-e adjoining the City Hotel 90 the south, for
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the follow ng property, seized and condenlnRd IN
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states, 20 Wit 2i5 NelurBes- OF Hooks.
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