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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06

A LARGE quantity-in saeks andn barres-whole-
"A sale and retail-at Bloody Run Station.
oct rs ,s4-Iya JOHN W. BARND0LLAR.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06
BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER |

m Combined Machines Warranted 10 give satisfaction or
no sale. Farmers in want Of the BEST MACHINE Of
the kind now Ilade would do well to cali and make
rangemens give their orders for Machines il time for
moving PETER H. SHIRES.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06
TnaDortant.

I'd EFGRE you spend your cash for winter clothing call
ID at Cramer & Co.'S, and how low you can buy
every description Of goods They have on hand large
stock and win sell at short profits,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06

the best sustained work of
the kind in the WorId.''
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06
Printing Establishment for Sale |

The pross, types, cases. De- upon which the BEDFORD
Patriot printed, for sale. The material is nearly
new, having been used only iys months 1t consists Of
very ssE assortment Of newspaper and job types,
Wasfingen press cases. stands rollers, &C., altogether
OrmRgs very complete selection for country newspaper
Terms Cash. Address
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06
Ladies Dress Goods.

TlRENCH Merinos, Thbet Cloths, French All Wool
L Reps and Wool Delaines all eeiors, Poplins, Mohars
Cobergs Alpacas every fashionable color, cheap at
dec2 cRAMER L cos.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06
Melp Adpartisenlents.

JNSIRAY.
II Came to the subscribers, living in Union township,
about harvest last, red and white MULEY HEIFER.
supposed 70 be about year old last spring No ear
marks The owner is requested come forward provo
property, pay charges and take her away.
Jan. 6, lS65-3t. MOSES ALLISON
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06

A DMINIsTRAT0RS NOTICE.
~ Letters Of administration having been granted to the
upon the estate Of Levi Mcregor late Of St
lair township, decd by the Register of Bedford Co..
ali persons knowing themselves indebted said estate will
make immediate payment aud those having claims against
the viii present them properly authenticated for
tiement JACOB BECKLY.
Dee. 8, lS64-6t. Administrator.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06

REIIeIoUs.-A series of religious meetings will be
held in the N. E, Church at Trans Run, cominen-
cling on Saturday the 21st inst, (Jan and in the M.
E. Church at Hartley s, commencing on Saturda7
the 4th of February.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

FNHE subscriber win offer at public sale on SATURDAY
IL THE TWENTY FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, $685.
in the Borough Of Bedford the following described pro-
perty situate in Bedford Township, Bedford county, adj
joining lands of James Rea ST. Wm Dunkle aud others
Containing I23 Acres,
part limestone, about FIFTY ACRES CLEARED and
under fence, the balance timber land There is on the
place a TWO AND A-HALF STORY LOG HOUSE,
weather boarded Double Log Barn. Spring House Smoke
House, and Tenant House. There are Two Apple Or
eharls Of choice fruit and Peach Orchard ON this farm
ming through it. Also good Sugar Camp containing 300
trees. Any person wishing examine tho property can
30 so by calling the subscriber.
Sale to eonmepee at 10 o'clock,
jsus, JAMEs REA, Jr.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06
9ew Aareftisementa.

glglO St1eftlsgllle1lta.
r IsT OF LETTERS
IL Remaining uncaed for in the Post Office at Bedford
for the quarter ending December fist 1864.
Barnes, Mary Miller, Miss Mary A.
Barnes Lucas P. Marshen Allen W.
Byene John MeGraw John
Buel, Maj Gen. Miller Joseph B. 2
Brnkey, Mrs. Charlotte Mc6ratl, John C. 2
Boner, Mr.. G. Miller, Mrs. Jane
Bolen, David. McConaha, David
Bel, Mrs Martha jane Mock, Mrs Rachel
Bowen, Dr. Nicum, Mrs Carline
black, John A. Porter, A. j.. ESQ.
Bidler, Mr. T. n. pensil Miss AureIiek
Clark, Rev. James C. Prosser David w
Casey, John Polsgrove Rev. John
croyle Mrs. Eliza Pursen. Mr.. Reuben M.
case, Alexander Phillips, Henry W.
Comfy Isaiah, Esq. Pattend Miss Mary
Ciiiten, Mr. H. Read, Mr.. VI. 7.
CroHe, John 1. Russell, Mrs NJ. A.
Camerer, Mrs. Agnes lRiedenbaupb. WIN.
Carolin Mr.. Peter lRobason Mrs Clara
Carl, Alexander b. 2 Ream David
Daugherty, Samuel Remmel Mrs Mariah
Diehl, Miss Sarah J. Rough Cant r
Dibert, Mrs Sarah Shall, Miss Eliza Ann
Eagsrton, capt. n. H. Swartz, Mr.. Josiah
ELK, Mr.. John lSpber Jaeoh
fofd, M. John fSarver Jacob.
Floyd, Miss Gertrude Sleek Miss MoNe
Gel6arg, j. Shroyer Mrs Sarah
Gallon, Aaron Smith Mrs Christepa
Granam, Joseph IL. Spinula Matthias germany
= (" A ISWaftz MIS- Matilda
green, chas- W. Shoemaker, Charles
Hand, Mrs Charles Steekrnap. 4. .
= nnawoeeker, Joseph r. Smith, Henry
John lThompson. j
4 aughman, Mr. j. w. Thomas, Mary A.
Kennedy, Mrs Patrick Terry William
hnape Miss Ann b. Tielbe, Sarah J.
Kelly, Mrs Cathrin Teeter Levi
Lucas, Mr. Joshua T. Welt Mr GE
hytte, Mr. j. 3 Walker Benjamin
AIeloy, Miss Susie c. Wilson. Mrs Naroaret
NOM, Mrs Cariine Whitfield, Mr.. EBas
Miller Miss Mary B. Warnus Mrs sarah
Jan. 6, 1864. WM KISER, P. NJ.
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pee.1e.,e4-et.

A DAfTNISTRATOR'S NOTICE
n Whereas letters Of administration have been granted
70 the undersigned the estate Of Joseph O. Blackburn
late Of Napier Township deceased persons known them
selves indebted to said viii make immediate pay
ment and those having claims viii present them for settle
ment. EDMUND S. BLACKBURN
Dcc.l6, ,64-6t Administrator
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9eW aarertisenleats.
a Complete PictoriaIEistory Of the Times

"khe pest, cheapest, and most sueeessfn.
Faiaiig Paper in the Union.,,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06

Blank, judgement notes, deeds, bonds and mort
cages &c &C., for sale at the INQUIRER Office
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06
HARPERss WEEKLY.
sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.
crilieaL Notes q IL -

che hest Family Paper published IN the Inite States Il,
--N,ie London Adrertiscr. - 'As e1'issu 9'AA'S'
!he MODEL NE@sPAPER of the country-cornplete in
~ II s. Of an American Family Paper-HAR
= l1tANAL OF CIVILIZATION. ~. y. Ereeiag
Post se"''5
hs paper furnishes the best astratiohs Our future
hisrias VIII enrich themselves out Of Harpers Weekly
lcngafer writer's and painters and publishers r trs5
10 alst+"-Neao York Erangefist. = - ueu
- necessity in every household "-Boston Tron.erfDt
I ~ once leading political and historical annaiist
the best OF its class in America Truveler.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06

TEsMs ;-HARPER's WEEKLY, one year. s. 90
An Extra copy Of either the WEEKLY or MAGAZINE VIII
be supplied gratis for every Club Of Five Subscribers at
q ogeaea u ons remittanee or Six Copies for $40 co.
BaqS numbers be supplied at any time
Tho annual volumes Of Harpera Weekly in neat cloth
binding, viii be sent by express free Of expense for Sc
each complete set, comprising Eight Volumes, sent
at theexpense Of purchaser.
Address HARPER & BROTHERS,
decg5-H Franklin Square, New York
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06

IHXECUTORS' NOTICE.
IL Letters teameutary the estate Of William A Mock
late OF Union township deceased having been granted by
the Register Of Bedford County the undersigned all
having claims against said viii present
them for settlement and those knowing themselves in
de5ted viii be required to make immediate payment.
SAMUEL MOCK &
SAMUEL A. MOCK.
Decl6'646 Executors.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06
B. F. MCNEIL,

Harrisburg Telegraph, Franklin Repository, Miners
Journal Reading Journal Johnstown Tribune Pttsburg
Gazette please time, and send b this Office
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06
NEW CARPETING.

A LARGE supply--cheaper than you can make
n Also Floor Oh Cloths, al widths at
doc.2, "a. CRAMER & co.'s.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06

In accordance with the arrangement above indiea-
teu' we send the INQUIRER this week to the former
subscribers of the Patriot We also send it I'd the
non advance paying subscribers of that paper, Who.
if they do not desire, will please return it.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06

Ladies' and ChiIdren's Hats.
Latest styles at CHARLES 0AKFORD & SON m
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06
ANDREW GRESHAM,
GEORGE ROADES,
MICHAEL WERTZ,
Commfsaioners.

JSo. G. FISHER, Clerk.
Commissioners Office, }
Dec. IA, 1864.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06

To THE PATRONS or THE P4rRIoT.--Weh have made
arrangements with Mr.. B. F. Mcneil of the IS-
QU1RER by which our advance paying subscribers
viii be sent that paper at the same rates for which
were paid, fer the unexpired term of their sub.
scriptons Where any ofthese persons are already
subscribers 10 the INQUIRER and have paid in advance
for that paper they viii be credited with the lddi
ton amornt due by US. We hope this arrangement
viii be satisfaetory.-Pa Patriot.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS,
l21Ra

TN puDiishers have perfected system Of mailing by
Whi they can supply the MAeAzISE and WrEkIY rotopf
y hose who prefer to receive their periodicals directly
irothe Once of Publication Postmasters and others
deseus o. getting up Clubs will be supplied with hand
somePictorial show-bill on application.
The postage on Harpers Weekly il 90 cents ve.r
which must DC paid at the Subscribers post Office.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06

G. BERKSTREsSER, Pastor.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-06
BEDFORD Comnfx- S.

sherif's Office, Bedford, Dec. 2i, 1854. M quo
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
PETROLEUM.
BY vASpYKr BROWN.

rom Go,ham's wisdom smitcn shore,
Toward the m,ld Pacifc's rear,
! stranger bors slon rag,
On which apr,ated tho oily gag
Pc tro lc am!
li' orow We 'si; Is, eve beneath
'atned'l'kc coal lamp ON the heath.
Aua Ikc gong each hraEguiuuE
hahg out the oieag'uous tongue
Pv.,ro'lc uni
As in a dream he saw thc light
on oil iu cruy ealc aud height.
Anj, isr beyond the burcM pole,
TIE steit Ncte 10 With bpuElle--
i,.Uo.io uml
That claim is mine" man lid roar;
80 Tie grease, but living grcas, mo- m1rci'
w bile o'rt Tie clrhoHi'ctous tide
Was hvaul tie cetu, "lct her slij,!
pc tro lc UNI
H1c prospect dcopcus; ON yc brave,
Who seek an olcagiuous gravel
Feed Tat your gtudlc WITH oily ore,
bat augvrs well for such 70 hotc--
l., tro lc uni
30 stay" dame Fottuuc .wcetly cried,
illuminate me a. your briduw
Tue oil Drops wei rD from her bright eve.
And shed halo through the sky
Pc tro lc um!
"Raware pcvonian shades and rucks!
beware of cllciusd, futggs stocks!
His VAS tue minct'- last good night.
That quite suuilcd 0ut the strauget's lisht-
l,-uO ic uu,l
At break % day, the early bird.
ltnt caught the salimundrr, heard
A vicious quad lar up the air,
ULlAe tGc words w. u.e iu prnyvr--
Pt tao .lv.uml
The striugcr-hy the scent around
Had run u e tllul into the grouud,"
And gmsiiug still the tnu,r,d rag,
lie suii bviched forth tho oily gag-
iv iru.c UNI
There, in the twilight cold aud grey.
Without lamp to cheer us way,
lie srugglrd un Though -hsds and shtlc
W ith the Glmu ulvgiuuus wail--
T.. tru le uul
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
PLANTATION BITTERS


which are now receomm nded by the h, CHEST med
ieal avthoritie A., and warranted TO produce an IN
nEnIArR beneficial c16cct. They are exceedingly
agreeable, perfectly rure, and must supereeed all
other tones where healthy, gentle re-
quirsd.
Thoypury fy, strengthen and iuvigofate'
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote.to change ofwatsr and diet,
Theyoyereoms effects Of dissipation late hours.
They ngthen the system and enlyen the mind
They prevent miasmatie and diniermi ten, feyers.
They purify iLe breath and asidity ofthe stomach
They cure DYSPEPSIA and Constipation.
They cure hi orhes, and Cholera MoThus.
They cure LiveTComplaint aud Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong, theianguid d rillant,
and are exhausted natures great Tesiorsr, Theyars
composed ofthe celebrated Caiisaya bark, winter
green, sasssfIas Toots and herbs, all prs1eVed in
perfectly pnre -. CroiN Rum. FCrpaT,ieulaTs, see
circulars sud testimonials afsund each bottle.
beware of impostors. LSamins every bottls.--.
See thut Il hasourprivate US Stamp unmutiatsd
overihe sork, with plantation scene, aud oursigns
turs on fine steel plate side label See that our
bottle Is not rehlled with spurious and dsleierous
,tuh. Any psnon pretending to sell Plantation
Bites by the gallon OF In Bulk,is mpostor.--
Anyp pstson imitstiI this bottle, ssllngauyoth
ermateriattherein ~hether called Plantation Bat
tiers OF not is erimina' u der the u. Law,and
will be SC prosecuted byus. We already have oui
eye on several parties Te'flling our bottles Se
who win succeed In getting themselves. into oios'
quarters. The demand for Drake's Plantation Dit
tiers Tfomiadies. eieTsYmen, merchants, Gc,is in
credible. The simple trial Of abouls is the eyi
denoe we pTeseut oftheir worth a.nd sum fiorty--
ThesaTe soldby all respectable druggists. grooeTs
ihUtels, saloons ,steamboais and county stores
p. II. DRAKE g. co.
202 Broadway, N. Y.
March II, 1864. 24-..ly
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Rayis Mouse.

ro,me rly called the "City House, y Timn' oh'''
@ i,syI WEi6loK Proprietor. ,,,,.,,,,.,,t
thelatepatrons Of the City House, ,tnow me
hIs hotels resdy for the reception OF guests, ne
uouse has bees re'built,Te-iu'h''hep shu's Nv" ~
yood as any In the country. .,.,,
now have stabling enough to aeeommpualS, my
hSTv., s1.si u EvIWEIRlCK.
pTi6n OctobeY l. Is5g-l5tf
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military Claims and Pensions
15cB J.K. mORD

Has been duly licensed to prosecute and
collect claims for ofieers' and Soldiers
8,ck Par aud BOUNTY, and PESsIoss, AL
expenses incident 10 the collections OF
claims will be advanced by himi and 40
charge made until the claim Is Corrected
Once ia coamsrsial Row. hrst door up
stairs, Tifin, Ohis. lNoNi'
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m. y. Wenncr,

Manufacture Of Carriages, Bussies @o,
Corner Coe aud Jefsuen streets, neer et ,ne az he
C.tholic Church, Tiihn, OHio. hue sIoehh " 49,,
t.,sst s,xles of Busgies, etc, dnished IN ihs
manner and efthe most durable na'er'as'0on''''''
on hand, , nd promptly madeto orast; ,yrNNER.
o. ,sce A.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19

"If was a sheep, Pat" said a farmer
to his hired man, % he observed the
sheep lying in shaded position. ~
would iio on the Other side oi the ience.
where il is warmer" "Jhroth, thin"
was the roply, "l ye had been shspe,
ye would have moFs since nsr ~ have
uoWo 't iiA
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
Frank Baker,

Atotney Law, THIN, Ohio, omee 10 ! oHn' /,
rlacS, Al just claims for Bounty Back ray w
n.ioo, ntomujly collected for soldiers OF helr
.sit.st tbe lowsN rates, No advance paNmsh re-
,uiTed. l'"''- ~ 49, =
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Rank OF TiNiu.

W.ss1wn.s & \. G.ssEATn, BanEeIs ~.
g. sS,yh.n's New Biock, qherethey wlIl,ran,es es
: ssa.rsI Banking bu,inesS and pay Interest," on "s
poslt' s'lotow, percent,
Ky ueri"sa'e'P ,.s A. G. SHEATH, Cssher
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19

OrA Vermont farmer semitic an or
phan asylum for boy that was smart.
scliVe, brave, iraotsble, prompt, indus
triuus, clean, pioos, intelligent, COED
looking, reserved and modest. Ths
superintendent replied ILst their boys
we're all humsn, and referred him ts
N W Jsrssulsn ifhs wsns HE orders
Ali.d
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=. CLAY.

Attoruey aud Counsellor at Law and Notary fne'
,tc Fo,totia Ohio, will attend promptly TO al bn.
ne Maid 10 ali kiads OF colsotiOns, in Seneca and
''oyIcs-With j, Y. Jones, Esapin Hals'Bloek'
up stairs
Fostoria, AusustsB, 1904,
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There are over twelve huadIsi appll-
cations for commissions 10 q sncrati HaD:
cocks uew corpss l,ecrslss. bcwevvr,
como in slowly. 'fl's ~ y
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Seneca County

sTAvE AND HEADING fAcroRS'TlFt'N,o' o'
w r Chsmbs,,in has constantly on hand Flour
"A Frnit Barrsl staves, we'll seasoned asa klh'
dried heading. Prompt sttention gwen 10 ah''u0''
Also scroll Saving and raIning done TO orue'' -
4 HOs smbeT ,lsds,
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School Examiners Notice.
TO TEACHERS.

Meetings OF the School Examiners Of
Seneca County, for the examination Of
teachers, will be held at the office of the
examiners in Tombs Block, Tiffin, on each
Saturday from .he 2ith day Of September
until the 18th day Of December, l664. inclu
Isiye, JAMES PILLARS.
JOHN McCAULEY,
aftra FRANK BAKER,
nJ Examisep.
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S. n -1A60.-.X.

reuons ofsedentary. habits troubled with weak
ness lns,itude, alpinuon ofthe hsnrt, lack olap'
petite, distress Sneresting,torPid livereohstiPn'
tion, &c deserve to suffer If they will not try the
celebfatad
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19

MATRIMONIAL DurlouLrr'--A young
man WHO had recently taken Z wils- says
he did not lind il 50 tssd 10 gei msrr'sd
as he did 10 get furniture.
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. u Or. G.. g. Escilharz.
suRGEoM tlffYH3 DENTIsI

ONos, shawhAn's block, over rirn Hank. Ise.''
nsertelin superior mlnner, and oG mos,teI,pn
hleterms. CAland have your Tselh u,,eu ,s', .
..ia, Dr rBRILHAsZhayins hNd more thnntwehy
ysaTseSperience, ,feelseondAeni ear p,ss,s
IN. mo.tfa,tidious, and suoeeedin allehse' ""0'e
sheeessis possinle nsue'A"' 2s.tf
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rn,mh. Eluss 81 CO.,

BANKERs, ToMBs BLOCK IiptiS' Gm,J' ,..aJ
rn.nartnerssip sSstsgbetweenthe ii i.J
III. .xairsd by limitstiau Is hereby di'solysa'
G..Ess L. uUsi asd Ions GItliG re,Ds ,'J ,be
b,d,.a. The remsinisg r'rlner' ""''o'''"
.t...sas rretofote oduetrd'
Z-iNFERGsr paid on deeo''t' 'e"'''"'"t'
onths,4 percent. touN T.. Uifss
~ 'rnHg GRO. II. IlUss,
...E.l.tf - IOHN Gti.LlG, a.,
Liz 4 laEa F--''
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.

Mexican Mustang Liniment.
The pariicsi st. Louis Cincinnati, ,hohayo
been Counierfelting the Muslsps Linn under
psetea,e Of IIopHe,oTshir'a hive been thoroughly
stopped by the Courts. TosuaTd against ruTiho i'm
position. have rrocurtd from the L. Treasury,
vp-yatc steel plste revenue stamp, which is plec'
ed over tho top of esoh bottle. Each stanp bears
he rAo sMirr ormy signature, and without which
the a,tie,, is Cocuterieit, dangerous and worth
le.silitstiou. Examir' every bottle THIS Lini'
mest has been Id u,e aud gro,"Iagin f"er Tor ma
ny years. There hardly exists han'e e'on 'he Hau'
table Globe taat does not contain evidt "'o o. Us
wonderful effects. II Is the hest smoIisniir 'ne
world. with itspreseut improved Ingredients, It,
effects upon nmau or beast are perfectly ienarka'
bic. Sores heAedi pains relieved, Hives saved,
valuable animals made usem and untold illsas'
suagsd. For cuts, bruises. sprains, rheumatism
swellings, bites, caked breasts strained horses ,Se-
n is Sovereign Remedy hat should neverbe dis
pensed with. ltshould he in svesy family Sold
| by all DrusgiH'.
DIS BARNES, N. Y.
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Mrs. A. r.. G. MattisOn's

NEW MiLLISERY STORE REPuBLe, o.
Cons.asiIy on hand tns assortment OF Millinery
Goods, which viii be sold at the lowest eash prices
atraw asd silk W oTk done to order. An elegant as
= .a,,,nsat Of Dress Asa closk Patterns Always on
hsna, hspna,,hlie. NAV IA. isst ssms
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19

x-rrE aretGst ,seeIving large lot Of Grooeres q
II u - n A.DUSKiRk & BRO,
sptSdi No.s Hsisss Blosk.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19

u,,n. A,o,,ev at Lsw. @. J. ktrS' AlGt
n: noSs I,ssrd Sotary Patlle. once, C9mme'sia'
pgy Uu Stairs, SouthesstCornsr
i..uarv pR, 1864. -------------
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r.HobLn'
Nv. T.. e. 1s. Noble,
syord & ESccTa.

Au.rne,s nd Counseors at Law. ohee IN SIN
ger, New Block, oPps''te the Vor''"ou"'
.oy25 -----------
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ssltotn.y at Law. win at'cnd i'ompty w.
Mind, ofi business. Once 10 tom nereiai now
riiHn, ohio. mn "D''
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William Gallup
q. Ia. watson,

Attorney al Law, Tinin, Dale oihee, Second
plosr, Tomb's Blook. ,-,r
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-11

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nalhst duil, With sals. 81 leo bushais pin,
whtee q pAB, - IhnshsD fs1 n q u, and
100 ou,hels tnferor a. q u pet bunhtl Corr,
0dAy 80 bushsls vhila and only 80 tuaheiS
lellow Received; includrd "a the aalst were
~ bushels prime whi,sM ei.oo, and 100
% ,hels yslloH - phssypsf bnhni.i No s.ls
NCI is.ss rss .ssanpSr.a s.a.t. q ~
PRosiaIops--Wss very enii to-fsRs M
quote primS mess pork AZ 1ab 70 V go and
h,els At eSs pet bsis--stoek q the latisf light
Bulk meat. are nominal ~ 10 cents for shout
der.s nna % esnts for siaea. Pie lsdhams are
os-fee and inquired forj would bring 70 cents.
Bacon q ~ isOdernts ioebinE dsmesa, and
prices steady n 90 " sdN eenta for Shoulder,
2at 10 n oenta for sides, Apd ~ 70 IS eents fof
engafNoured hnns. LArd - 70 AK cents Cot
western bblas and a1k !psnta fpt Baltimore
rehned Ia Kegs. Stock ofprsvisions general
are anisn, ASd held qtits hrn, hotNithStand-
ing the dsellne IN gold. Ea t.l0 EV.ga
= euoAR.--vsry lltlle Inquiry, and no trans
sotions reportSdi prices SestitslY nomiAAl On
account OF the ungsttled state Of sold.
oEHps-uover IL steady At Sis to ot8Rs;
max dull Al 81. % per bashel. n ~ A.. ".
WooL-HAa again ruipd dull, limited sales
rates, ~hish We agaia qhsts, though At clone
were but nominal, Wis for tub-vashsd % TO
4 - oenis, unwAlbed IS 10 O. cents, fleece 70 10
@. cea,s, aud pulled IS 70 70 cents per ID. 10
WRskN-Waa,l lower to-day, with aslea Of
| 20 bills. PennaylvAniA reported at O. 70; City
4 aud Onto held NJ e22s per gatlon. eHs :