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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-04
Tire History OF Negro DIsfran-
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Senator suENMAS, in his speech at Gin.
cinnati, gave a sucoinot history of negro
Acknowledgement that deserves to be read
carefully and pondered well by those who
now oppose giving the handful of colorod
mon of Ohio the right to vote,
When our fathers framed this Govern.
ment they did SO on general principles
Did they exclude tho darkey, the freed ne
grop Not at all. Every one of the old
States. 10 1884, when they we're organizing
their State governments, under the prin-
ciples of tho Declaration Of Indopondonoe
aud the Constitution of the United States
all allowed free negroes 20 vote, except
South Carolina. North CMolinn, Tennessee
Georgia, Virginia.. and Marylaud--overy
one OF these old slave States, as we'll as the
free States, allowed the free negroes to
vote. WhyP Because the founders of our
government had gone through a memorable
war on question of principle, and they
thought there was no Justice in excluding
the free negro from voting, therefore they
allowed them 10 vote and it is remarka
BILE fact that sonO OF the most eminent men
in American history were elected by negro
votes--many of them DSmoo ats among
the rost Andrew jackson, and no used TO
be considered good Democrat. SO OF
John Bell, aud othors might htnientiop, who
we're elected by negro votee. South Caro-
lima alone, by her constitution, at the foun
dation of the government, excluded negroes
Irom the right OF suffrage, for the same
reason that has been at work in other States
at hter period. Slavery existed there
and they wanted the extension Of slavery,
and very soon the same prejudice that then
existed in South Carolina spread over the
whole country. | believe il is now the
Judgment of our. people that South Caro-
ina is tho ncanest State that was ever il
the Union, aud yet its influence has bee,
80 great that in this qusiion it has over
spread the country. Take the case of oul
own State When thj constitution o
1902 was, formed, nearly VIZ the people 0
Ohio were from the slave Statos-they ha(
Just come over from Virginia, MarylauC
and Kentucky, aud had scattered along tn,
Ohio River. There were only $4,000 peo
Pile in the State at that time. 1t was pro
posed to insert the word white" in tn,
constitution. How was it carried2 BY
tie vote. Tho journals of the convention
will show that, when the question was put
one.half vote,l against tho word "white,
aud ono.half for it, 1t was finally carriet
by the casting vote of the President of tn
Convention. In other states it was carrie
by q majority of one, two or three and s
) the word was inserted in the constitution
Ohio was the first OF the new States L
adopt this unjust exclusion, and think
is oily fair that Ohio should be the frs
by the voluntary votes aud suffrages of he
people, to wipe out this unjust discrimin;
ton, now that slavery Is abUlshedN
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-04
Thr GSastaliau cfunut,
TIE LESSON OF TIE wArER1MILL.


Listen, to the water-ml through the live-long day,
How the clicking Of its wheel wears the hours
Languidiy'the autumn VIVID stirs the greenwood
From tSe' he seid the reaper. sing, binding up the
Aud a proverb haunts my mind as spell is cast;
''The mill can not grind with the water that is
past"
Autumn winds. revive no more leaves that once
Aud the sickle can not reap corn once gathered.
Aud the ruifled stream flows on, tranquil, deep
and still,
Never gliding back again to the water-mill.
Truly speaks the proverb old, with meaning
"The mill can not grind with the water that is
past"
Take the lesson to thyself loving heart and true
Golden years are feetiug by, youth is passing too
Learn to make the most of life, lose no happy day
Time will never bring thee back, chances swept
away.
Leave no tender word unsaid, love while love
"The mill can not grind with the water that is
past"
Work while yet the daylight shines, man Of
strength and will!
Never does the streamlet glide useless by the mill
Wait not till o-morrow's sun beams upon the woy
All that thou oanst call thy own lies in thy To
. Cd dNy, s
Power, aud Intellect, aud Health may not always
| last
"The mill can not grind with the water that il
past"
Oh, tho wasted hours of life thst have drifted by
oh, the good that might haze been, lost without I
sigh!
Love that we might once have saved by a singh
word
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wilkes IsootB,

The st. Louis, ,DemocrI. Publishes a let
ter from a gentleman for whose character,
it youches, which, h,parratos that an Alabama
refugee told tie wpIer that he believed.
j. Wilkes Boatbswas, aIiye fgr the reason
that wllsnip Washington Iic entertained a.
beggerYone pigM who, after writing a
note YsIpoptsids ppd lreld the following
conversation with some one who met him:
Some one asked him il II was ready. He
replied /" Yes. what news ?" and was an:
swered, None: only ArA AJo sasoa wishes
you to- make haste,I He says he cannot
breathe. easy until you are on board the
vesset,@I,',," = =. Aud no doubt he wishes the
vessefniy founder" was tay guests reply,
rather hoarsely. and scarcely audible; and
he 'cbntinued.'eI mast be off hiathe morn.
ing, so farewell, Jack" a.,
After the beggar had departed, his host
picked up some sersls Of paper on the floor !
pasted Them together, diselSsred that they
made aOtsineYpheg, whieii: after long
while, heiqdisehF cred the key, and pub
lished alilas tpUeNsasssg ssV
"DEAk FRtkNb lI.shans saKat remember your
kindness. TatJsD. 6oFernlnent cannot aid me
now, aud fad t. esehpE God only knows my
fate, and youE RnnTillsbe powerless. lfyou sue.
eeed in y0pr part tshallrstprn otherwise, never.
Yes, leave Tomorrow.
"Yours, in life and death, J.W.B B."
y June Ist1 ASe5.V vrFrf-rf wvnsr,
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Hi Him Again.

A Montona editor curries Brick pcme
roy down in the following lively style. 1t
hits 80 close and sums him UP in so short
a space, that we cannot refrain from pub
fishing IT.: - ,.--,-
To WHoM IT May CoNCERN Game to
this Office by mistake, one La Crosse Dem
ocrat, edited by one Brick Pomeroy, De-
soription, the most contemptble kind OF
journalism on this continent; obscene, pro,
fame, libclous and filthy; iusidious 40 q
serpent, Ven0mous as q iarantula. Con-
tents-Beast Butler Brick Pomeroy,Spoons,
Treason, " Only this and nothing more"
Character of Brick compiled from his pa
,per--a conceited rebel dog; too cowardly
to fight for the South and too big fool to
keep his mouth shut when they are whip.
ped; an accomplished idiot aud manipula-
tor sof brOthe slang, coupling to his nouns
a string of adjectives like filthy catte-cars
after locomotive. Having exhausted his
supply of vituperative epithets and Five
Points billingsgate, he has gones TO New
0rlsans to hang around the back yards of
rebellion to CLEAN and sop up every greasy
scullery aud slop.house, to give touch tC
his filthy paper. The paper elaine an im
mense circulation. So had the frogs and
lice of Egyptyand the smallpox aud chol
era, and theiVenus Miscellany. As'long at
men will stone Sunday School professions
sednce women, commit murder, roll in tbs
gutter, talk treason, engage in rebellion, etc.
it will probably be well patronized. An,
person who is short of such a thing 90 de
scribed above. can have the same withou
charge, by calling very early in the morn
ing.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-04
Democracy an Free schools.

The distinguished Democratic martyr,
Lambda P, Milligan, late of the Ohio Pen.
itentiarS, said in a recent speech in lndiaua,
that the free-sohool system, is perDicious,
and boasted that some years ago lie :Sas the
only -man In his county who had voted
against free schools. He said the school
books in vogue are averse to Democracy,
aud that no parent who is a Democrat could
trust his children in d free echool.
Mr. Ojffroth, another distinguished Dem
ocTat, said at the same time, that 10 OPP
posed free schools, aud no would shrink
from them as he would from the viper
den. ?. 81 y ai tt.acagt4 y ~
These expressions show the present DEM
ocratic feelings. in most striking light,
aud II all the Democratic leaders We're as
bold IS Millgap aud Cofrqth, and would
speak their real sentirnents, We would have
plenty more OF just such talk-Ssats Jour
nal 1fa tlaf srf ,ssl ,insll
4. a IL
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-04
MOI Competent.

Judge Thurman, Democratic candidate
for Governor OF Ohio, in speech recently
in Portsmouth, took occasion to cast a slnE
on the colored troops as being;of no service
in the suppression Of the rebellion. The
Judge was somewhat abashed by colored
veteran 10 the crowd, who retorted that he
tPhnrmau) was too far from the front TO
decide Upon the questiOn.-'Aabeas Messs'''
ger. s.ai.sh ~
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-04
BARGAINS In REAL ESTATE

For Sale, cheap, in prompt pay or in paw
ments, dwelling-house a,d lot, ITO feet front
and 1873 feet rear of lots os 393 and 400, Per-
rysbuigj NOhio.5 10 {GhE1Ni EH09Hr BIO.
40 acres of land, "A of 4 Of NV ar, sec 2S,
in Perrysburg, good log dwelling house, and other
improvements, $3.50, prompt pay, or 500 in
payments. 7.,... - .-.-.v
l6O acres of lard for sale cheap, in Warren
county, Illinois. t...i4i .fI i. d, .7l'I5lI .i'I
ln-lots Nos. 35 and 80 for sale in Philips addi-
desired. f.-a - = y
Also, business lot in Des Moines, Iowa--low
SO acres, n x seqr 81, Middleton, good land,
al SlV per aere in payments. .u f'
81 acres, n a ne or sec 36, Webster, ditching
paia Tor, at SlOper acre in pavments.
100 acres, NV or sec 20, in Portage, good land,
at % per acre in payments. -r.
SO acres, 4 sw Or sec q, in Lake, at a low
| figure. 't' ..Hs
so acres. W q sw Or sec 5, town 8, rangelO, in
Hehry, at SO per acre. ,J . -a..
| A number of fine in-ots for sale cheap in Per
| rysburg. rr... 't.H. lt'. ..r,. 30 t.F
1 Desirable lands in Laporte and Steuben Co.'S
Ind. for sale ut a bargain r' .. u-t
800 acres Of tax title lands in Wood County, for
sale cheap. 'ri -t.t..i
l. nwill show my lands with'plcasure, and in SELL
| ing, will make payments to suit.
I'rh a"'i.t j. RICKETTS.
Perrysburg February 8, 1867. 4lzz
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Orders will be filled at short notice, and upon
he mast reasona BILE terms.
tg- Printing of every kind, whether job work
or ADVERTISING, which is done for any association,
ocetv, puh!ic msetpg or political perty, viii ne
chargedtto the person lora persons ordering the
same, who will be held responsible for payment
O3LANGER 4 TiMMONS,
Publishers and Proprieters.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-04

IT has already been announced the Prin.
cess Isabel. Of Austria, who was bettothed
to Prince Humbert OF Italy, lost her life by
setting her clothes on FIRE, by putting be-
hind her cigar which she was smoking,
on the entrance into the room of a per5on
whom she did not wish to know what she
was doing. II is now said she, loathed the
odor of tobacco, but hearing that her in.
tended husband was an ipveterate smoker,
she undertook to learn to love the weed.
Her apprenticeship bad just begun, but her
father having expressed his entire dislike
Of the unfeminine pastime, the ptactice was
carried on in secret. The day Of the fatal
event, which filed all Vienna With sorrow
and dsfhay,-ihe Princess standing at
an open window OF the palace, endeavoring
to overcome her dislike of the cigar, by
pufipg away with determined ygQr when
suddenly her father sppearing below, the
balcony, and looking up to salute her as be
passed, she flung the burning end Of the
cigar oyer her shoulder, lest he should per
rejve il, and bent low down TO return his
salute The Cigar had fallen among the
hounees of her naslin dress the move.
melst had icreatsd lsonrreut of air, aud in
albinsiant her dress Was in aamesi eA'
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-04
Desirable Farm for Sale.

We have Cor sale, the excellent farm of Gen. d.
W. Day, near Bowling Green, consisting Of 24O
acres, nearly all under fence over 100 under
cultivation, good buildings, good orchard, thor
ougly dhched and IS in every view frst-class
farm, iu the best Of condition, Price low and
terms easy. ' 81,
ROSS & COOK.
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0NE Of the strongest argRihents against
the adoption Of thssCbpsjitstioaal AInsnd.
meat is that he eslged men are igpotant,
u, that RFgplpePt is worth ANYTHING, il az :.
plies equally 10 igholAnt white men, Of
which thefe arr, naforlanhielyAna largo
humbeE in thseohiarysf We. dhn'tTthink il
would redonnd kTeally to the advantage
uf the Democmcy 10 apply literary tesf
to the right Of outrage 'AN ac
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-04

lfTIT AYIEa disposed bf NY GYqcsV Rhd Provi-
IL sion Store, | desire to close my books as
speedily az pussibl Therefore, all those knows
ipg themselves Indebted to me will call and settle
Without delay, and those to whom / am indebted
viii DO the same, and their claims will be satsfae-
torily adjusted. r. J.SEIBERT. %
Psfrysburg, September 70, 1857 22e
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FOR SALE.

E0UR desirable residences in Perrysburg
l. Price ranging from l,200 to 81 500 for sale
by ROSS & COOK.
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Cheap House.

A SMALL FRAME HOUSE and two Let's in
IA Perrysburg title perfect; for sale at S275
by ROSS d COOK.
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What is DemoCracy.

A few years ago it was the doctrine
witch advocated the giving of rights to
negroes, now it is the champion of with
holding them, Formerly il opposed. a Ma
,rional Bank currency, now it wants three
thousand million Of Greenbaeks issued. m
Jackson's time II called col6redf men
brothers, urged them tn volunteer. talked
about their loyal hearts, Sea now its most
respected phrase is id niggers.l In Al,
it brslled for war, 81 its ranks are crowd.
ed with deserters aud draft skedaddlers.
In this Statei is OPPOSE to negro suffrage,
in Tennessee it is in favor of it. 1t is
shrieker for the Constitution and the armer
of bands to overthrow it, 1t il the de-
nouneer OF taxes to pay just debts aud the
creator Of those debts. II is the denouncer
of the proposal to allow ,e0lored men to
vote and the admitter of cQlored men to
that privilege. In short it is like the an
inaI, Cutfy, by order of his master, carried
to neghbor. When he started it was a
pig, and when he got there, II was yellow
puppy, and when he got back to. his master
it was pig again; and CnTy declared that
animal coull be pig or pup jIst as he
pleased SO with the Democracy, aud they
can confidently refer to their records for
confirmation. They can show themselves
everything but loyal during tho late war1
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man to the standard OF Justice and liberty,
and that ilag viii yet Rpst over united
and happy land. CHEERS a,. a,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-04

THOuoH a man may not like 20 be talked
about in the'papefs, be-wonld rather be an
editors subject than a surgical Pgotessof s..
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s@e 'aE ~ r3iiasls - sl.,r
.'a s''fo7 sai 2. ava rve1si ~ Alma.
'ss a'rtsi. sd st.i
st-H -'sf- 3 4 -
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gerrgsbnFFg1 E saurual,
ste { FFsLIsrr8 tvbRy FRIDAY MORNING BY
OBLINGER q TIMMONS.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
TERMS OF ADVERTISER,


aoh suosed dusn 9 insertion = Hk..s Ss's'ye 30
Business Cards, per annum '..''..'' ''.'' 90
Administration, Attachment, Dissolution, Ex-
ecutor, Redemption and Road Notices.. 90
Marriage Notices Observation-Disclosures. so
Death Notices .......t ...N -. Free.
The space occupied by ten lines, or less, of this
sized type counts one square.
All Transient and Legal Advertisements must
be paid for in advance to insure publication. .
~ Attorneys HELD REsroNsIBLE for all
advertisements handed in or authorized by them,
and for the publication ofall Sherfs Sale notices,
the writs for which they order out
\ DAIVIAA.SoB Rs4EFfa& TG --0 s
we are preparedto execute all kinds of Job
Work, such as Posters, Sale Bills, Programmes,
Invitations Cards, Labels, Pamphlets, all kinds Of
Blanks, &c in the most satisfactory manner
The following prs the rates for Sheet Bills:
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-ttra. ss( ei7g % noyiI
.is4' isaT ias,ahasrA
Ts@- Lef.--S'4te.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-18

his pocket various pompous proclama-
tions eulogistic Of his virtues and
abilities. Captain Rowe, of the Uni.
ted States steamer Tacony, now in
terlered. He arrested Santa Anna as
a disturber of tho peace, and aftor
keeping him prisoner on board bis
vessel for few days, sent him to the
captain Of the Virginia, with orders to
take him back to Havana. On her
way thither tho Virginia stopped at
the port Of Sisal, in Yucatan. She
was boarded by the Juerisls, aud the
Bx Dictator made prisoner and car
ricd ashore. Tho sequel we have al.
ready announced, Few will mourn
the fate Of ono with whom personal
aggraudizoment was so obviously the
ruling passion
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TIFFlN OHIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY IS, 1867.

to the Union aud freedom, the aid Of
tn blacks had TO be invoked in the
work of reconstruction.
If all this bo distasteful to South.
eruers, lot them thank the Democratic
party for il, Let their courses doop
or loud " be aimed at their Mephisto.
phelian advisers. Let them consider
hat those are responsible FOR Il who
instigated them TO reject the mild aud
innocent conditions IF the Constitu.
tioual Amendment. Let them real
iEe that they owe Il not to those
whom they unjustly suppose to be
their Republican or Radical enemies,
but to their own fatal mistake in fol-
lowing the invidious advice of their
Democratic friends.
| am rejoiccd to sec that tho South
has begun to realize the true state Of
affairs, aud that the scales are falling
from hor eyes at last Having advised
against the Constitutional amend
meut, the Democratic party now ad-
yisos against submission to the Con-
gressicnal measures Of reconstruction.
IL still urges passive resistance, with
view to further disturbances. But
happily for the peace of the country,
its power over the Southern mind is
on the wauo. The Southern people
begin to perceive tLat they owe their
greatest cNlamities to the treachorou,
course Of tho Democratic party, be-
fore during aud since the war; anC
the day is not far distant when the
will tell that party: depart, Satau
Thou hast led me into ruin and mis-
eryl 1 now reject and spurn thee
and will listen to thee no more
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pOrtitul.
NEARER HOME.

One sweetiy sOlenn thought
Comes 10 me o'er and DER
I'm nearer homo to-day, Z. -sr.r b q
Than I've ever been before. ~
Nearer my Fathers house,
Where many mansions be,
Nearer the great "whito Throno"--
Nearor the jasper sea.
Nearer the bound Of life
Where We lay our burdens downt
Nearer leaving the cross
Nearer wearing Me crown.
utiyins darkiy between.
Winding down through the night,
Lies the dim uncertain stream
Which leads OF last to the light.
Closer and closer my steps,
Come to the dark abysm,-
Closer death 20 my lips,
Presses the awful ehrism.
Father, perfect my trust,
Strengthen the might Of faiths
Let me feel ~ / would when ! stand
on the rock Of the shore OF Death.
Reel as would when my feet
Are slipping DER the brink
For IL may be am nearer Home,
Nearer noss than think.
--LIrTLE's IdvINd AoE.
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THE ATOMIZFR.

A new system OF treating Lung and Chest disea
ses, Catarrh, Asthma. sc. And all Maladies o
the Digeat,ve Organs by the use Of the Atomizer
The AtomiEer iy an Appsratns constructed OF
rangement. either by atmospheric pressure ol
steam, converts any medicine into = hne SPRAY
and very readily conveys n into the Bronohia
Tubes or Lungs, with the Respiratory current
The medicine submitted TO The Apparatus, lose
nothing OF their Chemical value as IN other pre
paratiOns, but are reoeived into the Respiratory
Organs In their fall medioal strength Those de.
string treatmentby this method, can Obtain II b,
calling on m. YINoLtNo,
At his once, in the rear OF the First National
bank, Perry Street. lsepg66nlTyi.
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70 TEACHERS.
TO SCHOOL TEACHERS

T1HR SCHOOL EXAMINERS or SENECA
' County, will hold examinations AZ the ONCE
of the Examiners, In Tomb's nloak. Ttttn, Ohio
sor the wear 1857 as folowss
March 0, t6. % and 30. rrrr-- .. -
April Q, -, 20 and 2f
May I, and 10.
7. gunel. stI .atr tr.
rhe Examiners request Teachera not 10 apply
Tor exalnation. except upoaan examination day
No certificates viii be granted on any other day
q Applicants will be required TO be present NJ
Tclock, p NJ, on the day OF examination, or the,
will not be examined -
JoHH MccAULEV,l
eta. JAMEe PILLARS, EzAminefB.
s.J.KtRKwooD.
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DR.. J. CHAMBERLAIN,
ROTAMlSI.

HAvsNG BBBN ABsRNT FROM TIKI
Y City and county two years. In consequences oI
I'll health, and being now completely vc-tored, has
returned nsair to Tim, to resume hl- former pro-
fesslon. fs- once. one door South Of Rehm'a
Grocery on Main street Residence, frat dool
AuR2i66n42yI.
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H. D. MARTIN, M. D.

EORMBRLY or MBLMORB---LATR A
Il SURGEON IN the army--has permanently locA-
ted In Tiffin and having had ffteen years expert
ence in the practice OF Medicine. he hopes TO
merit and share the public patronage.
~ once IN National Hall building.
All calls attended to, either at night or day.
Also, Examining Surgeon for Pensions. 4
apri96Shl II. b. MARTIN, NJ. d.
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DR.. ]. a: ROYER,
DR.. j. D O'c0NNEp

HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATgyD IN
II Ttfhn, has opened an once In Tombu Block,
Immediately over the Postolfice He hopes. by a
strict attention TO business. with twenty-fouF
years experience in the profession, TO merit alb
eral share OF the public patronage.
once hours-from A. n 10 p.
nB- Residence-one mile South Of Tim. on the
Plank Road. fnov22nsme.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
YoLMER 4 KIRcHMER.

MEIsCHA Ant rAILoRs,
s.s,: ssLEss s..,, y Mr., Es Any % MADE q. cLSr-
Constantly on hand. BROAD Clolha, CAaai.
meres and VestinEs, Washington Street. Tinan, Q
Particular attention given 70 Custom Work.
All orders VII meet With prompt atteotlon.
B-N B-We have the Agency for the beai
Sewing Machine now in use. nosen4tf.
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DR.. GEORGE S. YINGLING,

UFTN, for the purpose Of practieing his pro-
fcsslon. tHfl " 7. VI I = II
CAlls promptly attended IN the city and country.
Can be consulted At his once, in the rear OF the
First National Bank. on Perry Street, At the
residence Of his Observation-Disclosures Tomb.
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AUoTIoReER,a NOTICE.

gTyHE, UNDRRaIGNED HAVING TAKKV
s u out facense to follow said business In Senees
and adjoining couniien, is now ready At all times
TO CRY SALES.
Entire satisfaction wiz De raaranteed fh every
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Ohio y - y. JONES.
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