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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-09-14
Soldiers, ReadI

Soldiers, below we give few ex
tracts copied from Coppcrhcad pa
, pers. The first is from the Bucyru
Forum, a paper of unparalleled in
+ deeency, and one of the most outspok
, en- and yenomous opponents of every
thing pertaining to the war and ou
soldiers, and which is supporter o
the Democratic ticket, headed by Nor
gan; ,..
"It (thc Administration has pu
arms into the hands of OUTLAWS
THIEVES, MURDERERS and
TRAITORS.
That is the published opinion of {
leading organ, any yet the party o.
which this paper is true representa-
tive, claims to be true friend of the
soldier The Ashland Union, another
delcctablc sheet, thus speaks of the
soldiers:
"Thcy (Union soldicrs) are a PACK
OF HIRED SCOUNDRELS, WHO
HAVE NEVER BEEN AUGHT
BUTA NUISANCETOT THEC0UN-
TRY"
The Cincinnati Eaquirer, not to be
he hind its contemporaries, vents it,
spleen upon the soldiers, and not sat
isfcd with that, SANDERS the wives
and families of those who are absent
There was nothing to mean or devil
ish for these copperhead papers. Here
is what the Enquirer says:
"Thcy Union soldicrs) como back
and find their places filed, the tide OF
life running on unconcious of theii
presence, and forgotful of their abb
senee-their families probably scatter
ed their wives, probably under tho
care of some charitable agent of al
| Aid Society uho has .tpRd that her
are more ,cays than one IF administer
iag consolation. These pictures onl.
fail Of truth, because they are not ~
sad as the reality, nor as vivid.
That no epithet was too vile t.
shower upon our soldiers, is shown b!
the following from tho Circlevill,
Wotchmoa another good loyal Demo
cratic paper:
"This is the motto Of tho Aboli
ton dogs who are prospecting thi
war. " Booty aud Beantv" is tn,
motto of such HELLlANS anC
BRUTES, "
We will close this brief record b,
another extract from the AshlanC
Union:
"THIS is A DAMNED ABOLI
TI0N WAR. WE BELIEVE ABB!
| LINCOLN Is AS MUCH OF A
TRAITOR AS JEFF. DAVIS"
We could fill our paper with SINH
} lar extracts. The papers from which
the above is taken, are all high in tn,
councils of the Democratic party, an,
are Arm supporters of the ticket re
Gently nominated at Columbus. Can
our brave soldiers countenance such
lparty9 Can thOy support men VIII,
hayebeen .heir reyilers, not only them
but their wives and their loved ones
Shame upon such hypocrisy Tn
Democracy should hide their yer,
very heads in shame, They shoul'
be ashamed to look soldier in tn,
face. -
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A vile Slander and q Lie!

Not content with opposing the pa
triotic efforts Of our late lamonted
Governor to crush tho traitors rebel
lion, the Cmcipnati Eaquirer sci
zes the moment whom the spirit Of the
good man has departed, to utter the
vile slander that he "had constant
longing aud desire to once more aet
with and share the confidence Of the
good old Democracy"
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That's True.

The would-bc- Lieutenant Governor
of Ohio, Billy LANG, remarked in
his foolish and simple harrangae ON
Monday evening last, that the cd
itor of the Tribuae had never swal-
lowed rai,iaa Gh!" Your right
there, BILLY. But any sensible man
who heard 'his mean remarks, would
infer that he had the tail of some Vi
cious snake in his stomach. Perhaps
il was the tail ofa rattlesuakc, for he
appeared to be in terrible distress
Poor fellow, we pity his situation,
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that II have
filed in the Office Of thetClerk ofthe Court
OF Common Pleas, for Seneca County,
Ohio, a petition for an order vacating
the plat ofthe.village OF Caflin, in Liber-
ty township, Seneca County, Ohio. Said
Petition viii come up for hearing on the
first day of tho next term OF said Court,
being the l2th day Of November, A. D.,
1865.
CHARLES w. FOSTER.
J.K. HoRD, Attorney. ysn
Sept. 4, 1868. 3TGll 81 47-4t
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A Serious Question,

Cops, has not your last lesson, OF
rather an effort taught you that you
cannot wiu2 Bontres, bands, blating
politicians may create an excitement
for the moment, but viii not reason
make it colder for your party than
that " Ice which some folks intend
to skate upony
Let it noezo, but look out for that
big oir-hoic about the second Tues.
day ofOctober, 1868,
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For Sale,

desire to sell fraction over one
half ofthe property knowD! as the Fort
Seneca Mills. Consisting Of one Grst
Mil, one Saw. MIL, twenty acres of land,
and two fine dwelling houses. Is located
six miles north Of Tifiin, on the Sandus-
ky river. TERMS:-Private. Apy one
desiring to topurchase, can address the sub
scriber for further particulars. 81
WIN. ii. NICHOLS,
Fort Seneca, Ohio.
September Z, 1866. 47-2mo+
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Lost.

On Main Street, in this city, last week
SACK belonging to ladies' travelling
suit. Two rows OF White Porcelain But
tons on it. In small pocket wos 4
White Swiss Handkerchief trimmed with
lace.
If the finder will leave It at this offico
he will be suitably rewarded.
Sept. 7, 1865. 47-3t
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Ont Of pats

oat OF Date.
The Waterfall is no longer worn BY
tho ladies in fashionable circles, Eas,.-
The Tiiiia ladies viii please make note
Of the above,
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.slew Advrtisrmrnts.
LEl"TEss LIST.

LETTER LIST.
Remaining uhcalled for at the Tiffin
Post Office, September ID. 1865.
Bricker Daniel McVey Harry
Conncrs G Miller Hutiio'
Cramcr Ezra Moore Samuel r
Crawford VIM Ogden ID d
Crowquill A Ma Poorer Robert
Track Lewis Powell John
Fuckley George Poleman zen.
Fellers Joshua Rood A L
Fruger ] Squires Capt ] N Sd
Fullerton Samuel Ohio Cavalry
Guidersleevo c A Schmidt jacob
Harrison NJ A Smith A
Heller Peter s Shileman Miss Mag
Hemminger VIM Suyder. Miss Car.
Hague David Schickhard Philip
Husband Il o Sickefcr Miss Eliz.
HOLES Jynnthnn Shoup C w
Lee Miss Kate Shale Bartholomew
Merz Sanford Wheeler g. Clepin'r
McCasiin Alex Whitney Mrs Lizzid
Mcgrath Miss Annie Westrick Ms Ag
Persons calling for letters, win please soy
ADVERTISED. WIN. GALLUP, p. NJ.
.. 43 II. G.. KUHN, Deputy
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Executcris Notice.

THE undersigned has been duly ap-
pointed Executor of the last will and tes-
lament, Of Martin Weleh, deceased, late
of Seneca Couny, Ohio. All persons
Indebted to tho estate are requested to
make Immediate payment; antthose hav-
pg claims against the same will prescott
hem, duly authenticated, TO the under
signed. for allowance. "a
,.r.f a, il. BYEEs. I
Sept. 7, 1865, t7-s,
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The National Guards,

, Of this city, return their thanks to
the geaiir@aa @ who paid them such
fine compliments on Monday evening
last The Guards are all going TO
vote du a pigs eye) for BILLY for
Lieutenant Governor.
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I'd Tuesday of October,

being the 10th day of said month, is by
the Constitution and Laws Of Ohio, ap.
pointed the day on which the qualified
electors of said Seneca county, shall
meet in their respective townships, at
their usual or proper place designed for
holding elections, between the hours Of
O'Clock A. NJ, and o'clock p. M.. and
pepare to vote for
One Governor.
One Lieutenant Governor.
One Supreme Judge, Gull Term).
One Gupreme Judge, (to ill vacancy).
One Treasurer Of State. =
One Attorney General.
One School Commissioner.
One Member Board Of Public Works.
One Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
Ono State Senator from the District
composed of the counties of Seneca,
Wyandot and Crawford.
One Representative. tss q
One Recorder.
One Treasurer.
One Prosecuting Attorney.
One Commissioner.
One Infrmary Director.
One Surveyor.
hHu iHC tiustSco ioi tuc bCteTul tOWn-
slips in said county, are hereby required
to select their rates Of Jurors, and return
the same with the poll books of said elec-
ton, to the Clerk of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas. The appointment of Jurors,
MS made by tho Clerk Of the Court of
Common Pleas, to be returned, are as
follows: .,...ft.,
Adams G, Bloom 7, Big Spring 5. Clin.
ton 8, Eden 7, Hopewell 8, Jackson 4,
Liberty 8. Loudon =, Pleas ant 8, Reed
Scipio 8, Seneca 7,'Thompson7, Venice
z, Tifin City, ist Ward 10, I'd Ward g..
Given under my hand and seal at the.
Sheriff's office in the city of Tiffin, this
I'd day of September, A. ID. 1866,
a..r.I.-. EDWARD CHlLDS,
Sheriff of Seneca County, Ohio.
Sept. 7, 1865. Att
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SHERIFF'S
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, by the Laws Of Ohio,
regulating Elections, il is required OF the
Sheriff OF his county to give notice oe-
fore TIE time of holding general elec-
ton, BY proclamation throughout tho
county, Of the time on which such elec.
ton shall be holden. In pursuance Of
such requisition, /, EDWARD CmLDs, ,Sher.
i'll of Seneca county, do hereby proclaim
and make known the -tff'E
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r@. WnY don't you take the TiJ-
uneP
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FJa11 Blast, :

and offers better inducements to the
trade, than ever was offered before
All tho r.4.. .-.... r.
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SUPPORT
Home INDUSTRY.
OHIO STOVE WORKS,

OFFICE and Sample Rooms between
Court House and National Block, Wssh-
iugton Street. WORKS, corner La
foyetto and Rail Road streets; Tifiu,
Ohio. .sff..U, a. s-.,a..
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

v'iE undersigned, having formed a coHar,-
Il nsfshlp for the purpose Of establishing a
Real Estate Agency, hereby notify tie !.uhl!c,
that they Viii give suecIai attention To the pur-
chase and sale of Real Estate m ST. Mary :
and .he adJ9n!ng counties. They have no"
LH." numoer % valuable farms for sale IN
;h.S county, and parties ;rho may desire 10 IN
'es:in s.. Mays County. lands will find 1t
Erea'iy TO ihcrr advantage TO make application
! TO them. These farms are egby located,
contain from $50 10 1000 acres, each, and can
be po'eh;h' f.r'ces ranging from $4,000 I" soo--
o,o' Parties wi>ht', 20 purchase vail IN n"
Ease De asked more than the lowest figure for
which the owner viii sell.
Satisfactory e.Ide..ce Of title will be furnsh-
/ cd in all c4sas
Az orders from abroad will be promptly a;
| tended ~.
] ar!"re"ces gwen, when required.
I JAS. T. BLACKSTONE,
JAS. s. DOWNS.
Attorneys a. Law,
| I-Dal:l Town.
! Feb iG.h. l.FI-,c.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
4 r T. l. K ) Il O

Hon. \ Ramsay. L s Scratc, Hon " S
Wilkinson, Senate Hon Il a IIendrick
| ) Senate, and late Com'r Of land Ollic. .
Won W Window. House {" Representative.
Hon John Wilson. 81 Auditor T. : Treasury
Hon Geo G. Whiting. late Commissioner 81
Pensions. Hon II Wallark. Mayor of Wash.
layton, MeSsrs. Rittcnhousc. FAINT & Go
Bank ersWa>hinct"n. Hon " VI Mrrick
Baltimore. .N,~sr~ y WarfciG & Son, Bal,
Mcssrs. N"ale, Harris & Co. Baltimore. p
Gibson, Esq. Cashier Bank Of Baltimore,
Hon Geo Brent, Charles County Nd frca' K
Stone, Esq, Charles C,,uutv Md, John
Mitchell, lsq.. Charles Courtv Md, Robt
Ford, Esq. 81. Mary's County MI.
Ess" OFFICE.-No. 5 First Floor. ON
t,n.genc"r' Buildings, 7;h >tnrt, WASHING
ton. EE.SlDENCE..--55 ST. Paul Street.
Baltimore.
Ky Communications may BE- a,llressad to
Nr. G. either at Baltimore, Box No. lu42. ur
Washington, Eox No 655.
December Z2ud. 1St4-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
BARGAINS! BARGAINS !

WE beg leave 10 cal tn at'"n' ION Of liz.
w D ubl c To- q G act, that We have jnot re-
&c we'd a,.l are o..enin- at our tore 1T Clan
.icn, ONE OF rHE LAKGE>T AND ELST
|SELECrED SrOCKS .? GOODS ever
brought to this cann:y, comprising every
,hta, usn,l!y Kept in a country store: We
H. vie "a: t:cua. a:t.ntion 10 clr large IL Of
SPRING AND SUMNER eu'1s and fancy
articles e. la>lits, AID also - car DO a'o't-
NETT OF Eeady-Made C.o,hns: We I've
az, a very large IL. OF SUPERIOR OLD
LIQUORS. A. ali Of cur new stock has
i.en ynrch,ssl lately-siace the great IA IN
the price.-anl We feel co..6leat We can sell
arsaiD'n Give Us cIAl
3 A JANISuN. &
janis J. GyUtIH
! C.A.stica, -. &n!y 81,
} A1, 20s., lsGs-'yr-
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
JOSEF II. KEY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Leo"a'd Ibrn 81. May's County, .Rq'y'a'd
w III. irr.r;'o" In the Courts of the first
" I.>.iora1 Crcui,-Ss Mas Chasies
end PIiro. Grnr.ycs C,uuties.
: March 5tl, i9y3--G:n.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
NOTICE..

vINHF undersigned TAX" ':.is method "fnforTA :
l M II. uutiir thar tlry arr still a:'<"~'a'ti
....,.,I.sr IN ,he Crrr-r'er's hueanass. At vii
,..,;ro... Tor the building of Hou'-- 81 very
,i.sc.intion Al, ".ork viii b" rN":";ci ni'..
G:sre;rh, and, IN Al contracts fU: pH~i!' :,
a .ec,..; attention vii lie nd :" I:!" .'!!:.&
T!,>teri,., 80 ! Pacing.
ln rI.rs ,d1...se! :" hem ?, Leonari;o3n,
Nj, n.i!l lc eve Hron,nt "'i~n'"I.
GEORGE HORNE.
THOMAS {. GNEEH WLLL,
May Iii !,Cj-'y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
bLAlA}nITA|l;.

'TENN" III rIgr. ! ms; respectfully i~f>rr.
= tc LIZ Is Of CiIhPT3CC DISTH IcI
lan! Il : ~''-' generally ta:t he has loc,,ec
himself at Chap:ico. where he Is prepared To
cxecn;e al ki,is Of worn In his line r b1H-
rees. at the lowest cash rate Having hal
ssv, IA! ye-,Ta experience. he feels cnrGlra
THAT he >ao give general satisfaction ari So
Iic,,s c share o. the public patronage
WM. II. WHILE.
ChaP:s.o.
s.. Mary's co.
NJ.
APP. 1871 1898 -ou.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
1Stsj.

"COSTARS RAT FXTPRMlNATOR
II Smp'e, safe, ard sure, the most perfo,t
NAr.hratnn meeting wc have ever alton leJ
Every Rat that c'n get il. properly rrcrsroI
arr"ri'"G 10 "ir"rIion- will eai il. and every
on" hat eats it viii de, generally At soma
place a" distant ~ possible froln whero tls
medicine was TAKEN kale Mors, MI
Nurr
krd' Sc" "cosrAn's' advertisement. 10 TIL.
paper.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
| CARD To IHVAL|DS.

4 Clergyman, while residing in South
= America as = missionary, discovered a
safe and simple remedy -, the Cure Of
Nervou, Weakness. Early decay. Diseases
Of the Urinary AMT Seminal Organs, and the
whole train Of disorders brought On by bane-
fu and vicious h:hits Great numbers have
been already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted b. desire to benefit the afflicted
and unfortunate, | will send the recipe for
preparing ard using this medicine, in a
sealed envelope, to any one who needs IT,
Free Of Charge.
Please inclose postpaid envelope, ad-
d.csse! 10 yourself
1de!rcss
JOSEPH T. INNAN,
Station ID, Bile House.
N,v York C.:y.
Nov Bird, l864-ti.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
PROFESSIONAL.

nR. j. r. rUOS. REEVES he's locate
- at "WHIrE PLAINS" ahcu. a mile
from the village OF ChaPtico, ana respectfully
offers his professional services to the public
lie will devote himself exclusively to the
pLactice OF his profession.
jar. 10th. l8o2--tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20

DA!NmCre.
Keeps constantly on hard large as
sortmeut of Ready made Clothing -al>o
c.othc, made TO order il the latest aLJ
mos, fashionable s:yi,s
Porous desiring to secure bargains.
womb 90 we'll to call and examine ny
SICK before going e.s4w i..re to purchase
SEPT. 9Th, lsrf-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

RAFlFlCAf TON NOTICE.
Eliza 3 R,al.s,"Ee AN! others,
Jan Bl4xiet.ue AM others.
In 'hc Circuit C,crt iur 81. Narys county
f':'i..g s = Curt Equity.
70. 81 =. Equity.
EsY virtue Of authority vested in n7., as
.S C's:k Of the Circuit Court f,r Sain,
Mary ; county, Maryland. in pursuance Of
t." Code OF Public Genera Laws Of this
State. it i hereby ordered thar the report OF
jams I Ra,"y, Trustee in this caso, be
r.tIi"h and confirmed. unless cause to the
contrary l. sr"n on or hefnre the third
~ ndav of NV. rpxt, provi led copy Of
t.,s o!,'cr :, :r<or.clia tie 81. Mays Ga
Scie "'.ce week Or dire successive week.
previous to IL" mir! Monday OF Oct. next
JND. 4 CAVALIER, Cik.
E!"c cory-rtst:
jNO. \. CAVALIER, OK.
unc t8G5-3w
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
j. Y. WILKINSON.
DEALER in FINE LlQrORS. SUGARS
aud TOBACCO. AT 80. IS. WEST
FAYETrE STREET, OPPOSITE
BARNUMS HOTEL, (pr;,a;s
en- tanre.D bait.

nESlRES to inform his friends anil rus,o-
- uncrr II his removal from his former
place 81 business, li22 Dugan's Wharf, "a
the above place, and solicits the continuance
of their patronage.
He will also sill continue to conduct The
COMMISSION BUSINESS, whcr" he i. now
located.
Being thankful - his friends and custo-
m"rs t"r former tavor., respectfully sociIs
con,ignmeuts and orders, to which h" will,
MS heretofore, give prompt ard faithful At
t'ntion at n moderate rrrccn'aL..
ItTms Cdsh and Motto good goods nj far
prices The terms and motto will both be
strictly adhered to.
i V. WILKINSON.
March 3Oth. lSt5-ef.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
FOR SHERIFF
.tOTIGE OF DIFlDENU

HN application OF Ino. ". Fowler, Al.
~ tairistr4,or, Of VIM. VI. Tay Tor, late Of
Sa:., MIry's county deceased, it is ordered
by Tie Cart. that the saii Administrator no.
tliv ;l.s creditors Of the said deceased D. /,
Their c!,in> against said deceased in the Office
% tho Rel :c1 of Wills for Saint Mary
county on or before the 19h day Of August
1865. Tor dividend and tia, this order be
published once a week in each week Until the
said 10Th day OF August next.
Test,
JAMES T ~ RAl.EY,
REGISTER Of Wills
for St. Mary's county.
June 18th, lSC5-t,l.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
NATH'I. POPE CAUS[N.
CLAIM ATTORNEY AND REAL
ESTATE BROKER,
WASHINGTON II &

HANIfG held din"r"a, positions. under
81 IN" 6 ovcrnmcu, AZ Wnsi ius,"n, Tor up-
wards Of twenty wears, Mr. G. will attend g.
h" prosecution Of Claims before the Dcparr-
mentS and Congress.
He will also thy and sell Real Estate on
Commission; procure tenants for those having
Houses, FURNISHED aud unfurnishcl,j TO rcni.
&c, &c
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
T'nc Ertcrcst M 2 40 Per ccE!.
:ai;tGHs.I> to

p,
az al ,.rn;,lr..;,,,,., nauri w,M H..
promptly ''''''"'''' "'''' '''''''' % 81 =
II. note Of 'hii rhnd>"r"s a"e prr''''.J
similar IL form a'i prirI '"e"s :" The St'ch'
,'..,,.. ,...,,.... ,,,,.,, e n,y,n, II.
3-i"'hS }" currency. SI"s'r'''er' WIN "'"''
''''"'f '':' - -! i''''' ~ XIV
- """. 10y s"'.'-i'.
- c"ns.v %: -" uo;"; ~ MS third serl"s
>rvr.. "a. lis VII -".,,nc1a" GA tie
49,! ,y, - wal. ~ eni cYniiy.
.r,rr al tl,a,:
.,ti ,...,.....,. .t.n!. y. lie CO ti..0ns Of
rl,'Hn SERIES ar..:- ,..'v tie nlr:ler
,,.rs 'r,a ,.r.;oo... u g.'!, i made,
80, -. e,,,.,-;e, "a e. > c.,-r.,~, o..,,,, uf ,hc
cher rre.
PIE return ,n so,ri. n,vn,er,,: m in. even; u
who, "r,y vii .hy r...,nr - NV ,nte,e4, 10
C,.t ~. :ni'r! ., ,,.,!..,l.1r- /. 80 cqaa Re
n:Ic,. Ia; PURCHASES male viii * ;.cr cant
J. rod nod he full e.,l,i 20 hose .n.te Wit
s.>.., nd :i:,te :e,.AA :,er c,a:. T. -...r.ncv
Thisis
S't nsiss sIO.sts sA 'ss.. k-'
>,,...,..r.thv ,,.e Govs.,nsn, ard "a err !.
,;or s5y,..,,e. mike II, Inc
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20

Apr. 10Th leo5--ti.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20

A1, 20s., lSG5-'yr.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-11
Miscellaneous Goods.

Comprising everything USEFUL and ORNAME
tai, are offered In prncey quantity.
The Public Is invited TO call aud select Just VIII
thew desire THEY CAN FIND 1T. a2id6w
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A CARD TO lNVALTDS

A Clerymen. residing In South America as a ms
n sonAry discovered eafe aud simple remedy for
the Cure OF Nervous Weakness. Nearly Decay, Dis
eases ofthe Urinary and Seminal Organs. and the
cious habits. Great numbers have been already cur
ed by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire, 10
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the
recipe for preparing and using this medicine. IN q
sealed envelope 10 any one who needs It, Free q
Ghnfys. tlt WI
Please nsloss post paid envelope addressed 10
yourself JOSEPH T. INMAN.
srArIoH d, BIuLH HoUsE, New York CITY.
m26sm
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M SAFE FROM THE PAues OF WANT

lraa have comfortable home, and
oulu of educauoni Would this wife be indepen.
sen Of re cold charities of the wSrS i1 WGSH Would ns S
aBeu aS @ o Jafig3 Would there be no sacrifice OF
estate sI nv forced sales administrator to meet
ederoands of creditors sales made when the nsre,
tnns downward and far prices cannot be reallGedf
g Nv ca answer these question to their satsiac-
toni They fear to ask them, and cherish tha 3ene @
that thew nave long lease on ie lhls 10 po'u ioo'
ish and cowRrdly. The brave man Id.
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Young men iu1t starting IN buslness, whose chief
capital s their energy and integrity shouldnsure their
ives to the amount of half their liabilities Sueh an
act Of ainteresed honesty when known to their crad
itora, would Justly increase their confidence in them
II would show thatthey did wish TO leave their
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PROJECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

v., ,,hsre he hasprecsded them into eternity 5yi
n" honest debtor satisfies his c0ndnS na woTSV
ae i one great weapon by which to rob death o
his sting. ,., or osly h,rnseE "If was
TO die to. light, would those VINO are "eN' :"