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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-08-28
Advances on Cotton.

TIE. undersigned will at an early day be
prepared 10 make LIBERAL ADVANCES
on GoNSEGNMENTS of COTTON, made
through him to Messrs Geo. H. Walter &
Co, Charleston, So, Ca. He solicits for the
above we'll known firm, share ofpatronage
from the Farmers, Planters and Merchants
of NeWberry District.
His Office Will be found at the Corner
Brick Store occupied by Messrs. Wiskenlan
& Wiber. y 6. 7. SCOTT,
- s:.sss. ss.zsa ;2>5.;.S,... Agent.
Neuherrzs Ane. askh 1851 s54t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-08-28

4 Reward of Fifty dollars will be paid to
sbes6ader of Solitaire Diamond Ring,
which was lost at the Lutheran College du-
ing the late Fair. The person finding it
viii be rewarded as above by leaving the
ring in the hands of the proprietors of the
Herald Office. - Aug %, 2t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-08-28
Index TO New AdYerhsements.

Z The following Advertisements appear to-day
for the first time. Those to. be continued, will
be found under their respective heads in our
naxt issue: . -.
5 W. 81. WEBB.-Consolidatio and Remo>
val. Clothing, Dry Goods; &C., cheap for
the cash. -.
$50 Rsward.-Ring lost.
ct. Scorr.-Advaaces on consigpments
of Cotton.
Citations by. Ordinary.
Application for Charter,
a,sR. S,&J. tGooDG4ox-Notice change
|. IN ca,d. -. -. 1880 80. =.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-08-28
WOOL CIRDING ! j..
AT
GOODGION'S MILLS,
Laurens District, s. C.

WOOL left with Mr. N. B. KNOX, at the
Depot, Newberry. c. H., will be received
and promptly returned carded, when pay
ment. or the usual toll. may be made for
carGing-free from transportation.
Having completed our NEW BUILDING,
purchased additional First Class Machinery,
and employed the most skilled and scientific
Operators that could be obtained from the
North,
OUR FACILITIES ARE UNEQUALLED.
A part, of our machinery is especially
adapted to the mixing of Wool; and of
Wool and Cotton. We warrant the fabric
made from mixed cotton and wool to outs
last any woollcn fabric. =
Prices same as heretofore.
Patronage solicited, and satisfaction guar
anteed. Refer to Messrs. Carwile & Nc
Caughrin. r. S. s. J. NJ. GOODGION.
aug IA I'm
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-08-28
$50 Reward.

Nezberry, Aug. asth 1851 s5-4t.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05
The Spasmodio Advertiser.

Tho New York Mercury has an ar.
ticlo on "The Natural History Of Va.
rious Advertisers" that is discrimi-
native and philosophical. Tho spe-
eios treated of are, tho Spasmodic Ad.
vertiser, the Stingy Advertiser, the
Dingdong Advertiser, and the Judi
cious Advertiser For tho edifca.
tion Of our business men we repro
duce the Spasmodio Advertiser.
The Spasmodic Advertiser is the
most numerous of all advertisers. lie
rushes with great eagerness into the
harvest.6eld offered by ADVERTISE
meuts, reaps n handful or two Of
grain, aud then rotires, lie is thor.
oughly convinced that Advertising is
profitable aud indeed Indispensable;
but he thinks that whom the public
have boon made acquainted with his
business, that there is no use for fur.
ther advertising till change Of sea.
son or fashion, or the removal OF his
place Of busines, necessitateS a fur.
ther notice to the public. He ear
ries his advertisement to the newspa
per othoo much on the same system
that some people carry an umbrella,
because the allanao announces a
change Of season aud prospect Of
6ne trade weather, But as, accord
ing 20 Solomon, ho who will not plow
because of tho rain shall reap but q
seanty harvest, SO he that will not
advertise because Of the lowering as.
peot Of tho financial sky, shall often
experience scauty attendance of Gus
toners.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05
Foreign News.

Tho Captain General Of Cuba and
the Chief Of his Cabinet have had a
quarrel.
The French and British Ministers
have loft the City of Mexico on their
way homo.
Madame RIsToRI has sailed from
France for another tour in tho Unit
ed States.
Prince SALM SALN has been SEN
tcuced by the Moxicans to seven years
imprisonment. H..f Is
Cen. HAssIRN, Secretary Of war of
the Sultan, is ia Canada. lie intends
to visit tho United States.
The Denmark papers are discussing
tavorably the proposed sale of the Isl.
aud of St. Thomas to the United
States.
Great results are anticipated by
the Sandwich islanders from the REQ :
iprociiy treaty with tho United
States. ..t
The subject Of the poem which was
successful in gaining tho prize of the
French Academy this year is, "The
Death Of Abraham Lincoln" d.a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05
Impudenoe.

If fimpudence were a virtue, "u'
1.-THE possession OF one virtss, 10 an
extraordinary degree. would make one
viyiuous, then nsssnt we speak OF The
virtuous Dosnoornoy.
! DepsScracy and Impudence, il
tlseae days are SYNONYMOUS.
| SO great is their impudouoe, we car
compare IL with nothing but their ig.
nornnce. H.I ffIt
ThOir claims to purity--their pro-
i fessions Of devotion 10 country
their reverence for the Constitution
their love Of the Soldior--aud their
professions Of patriotism--are oil the
boldost impotence,
After four years struggle 10 over.
throw the wherein they
failed not from want Of will, but want
of power-they ask ut oucc TO be re-
stored to the control Of chat govern
mcpt.
Afor revolutionary attempt to
overthrow The authority Of the Con-
siitution, they claim to be par c.rcel.
ieaee, It's friends, aud charge those
who saved IL from general ruin, with
being its enemies.
With their hands yet red with the
blood Of loyal men, and their mouths
yet foul with their praises Of traitors,
and their hearts yet black with sym.
pathy for rebels, they ask tho suryiv.
ors Of Belle Isle aud Andcrsonyille,
to aid them 10 their attempts to get
into power.
With q records yet fresh ia our
memories Of their resistance to drafts,
Of words Of comfort sent to our enc.
mics, Of rsjoicings at rebel victories,
aud Of slandcrous, abusive epithots,
Gas, murderer" "lhievos," "hire
lings," &c.") heaped upon our sold
iers--thoy now turn TO those whose
loss they then counted their gain, and
ask them to vote for their traitorous
leaders, as the true friends OF the sol
der.
With the facts recorded in history
that our immense public debt was oo.
caisoned by their resistance TO the laws
Of the country-by their persistent op-
position TO the authority Of the govern
mcnt-and by their oforts to deprc-
ciate the credit Of the nation--thcy
charge the blame for this burden upon
those who defeated their attempts to
overthrow the authority Of the gov.
ernmont aud bankrupt the nation.
With hands, hearts. and souls black
with treasou-they scorn tho thought
OF loyal men, whose skins arc black,
being allowed an equal voice with
them in the government.
With the yilcst of tho vile, from
our oitieo) and the most illiterato Of
the ignorant, in their ranks. they pro
test against the blacks voting, on 40.
count of their ignorancel
lmpudencel Impudencel Great is
lmpudencel
"As impudeut as the deyil,p is a
phrase that loscs but little Of its
roughness, aud none Of its force, by
the substitution of democracy" for
"dovil," '.a
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Modern Democracy.

Que Of the oldest Democratic pa
pors in Ohio hasat its head in promi.
sent letters, this significant motto -
" Equal and Exact Justice to ALL
special privileges to nous," while in
another place it flieS the banner boar.
ing the inscription "Opposod to Ne.
gro Suffrage" This reminds us tha
the Democratic party has always
made especial claim to tho priucipl,
Of "Equal Rights" and yet ut tn,
same time they cluug to oslavery unit
IL net only killed tho party but almost
destroyed tho Union, 1t has always
claimed to be the particular friend oI
the laboriug mau, yotit has done cv.
erSthing in its power to porpetuatc
slavery, which puts the prico Of tho
white mans labor on a level with the
cost Of slave hire.
They claim to be the oxponents Of
the white mans government, yet pre-.
fer negroes and slavery to white men
and freedom. f.ll'.e a
With Especial privileges to mono .
they would allow tho aristocracy Of
the South the special privilege Of dc.
barring the white lAboring man ofthe
North, aud tho oppressed of foreign
countries, home in their midst by
n preference for slave labor.
exact Justice " is ignored when
the freedmen are to be made the re-
cipieats of its power. He has ne
rights they are bound to rcspect-nC
privileges that for moment would b,
tolerated. j..
Their motto is Haunting LIE, and
they stand convicted as recreant "a
their trust, beqpoathod them by our
iorefsthsrs, aud are ready and wait.
ing to bstray their country, bankrupt
its treasury, and ro.enslayo those who
have been made free, whenever the
American people may become so dead
10 reason aud their prosperity, as to
elevate them to power.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05
The Antagonism Of Democracy.

The opposition Of the Democrat,
party to the Constitutional Amend
mont, is not the result of prejudice
against ignorance, but simply the an
tagonism that exists against that un
fortunate race, by the great mass Of
people that constitute that party. A
party whose chief constituency is
from the lower aud anedueated classe.
Of oureOuntryi could not consistent,
ly prescribe him on account of ignor
snee. If intelligence we're to be
made the qualification for suffrage,
the ranks Of this party would be
thipped TO as great a depletion as
were some Of the cgps ds Afriqpe il
ahs late struggle Of the rebellion, by
the bullets Of ths enemy, Slavery
was the pet child 0f Democracy, and
any measure taken to win away their
darling, was me. BY a hatred only
manifested byamOshsy for tho scaucel
Of her child.
And now that they. have lost theil
ofspriag, they sling to its memor,
with'a cherished hope that it may ye
return 10 them Z iss'sg many days,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05

Hence their antagonism to anything
that tends to llfs up in the scale ol
human existence, The freedman.
With the right Of franchise he could
never sustain the relation to them be
once did, and upon them and their
party, would, necessarily, fall the
blight Of oppression and the disap.
pointment Of the doomed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05
The New York Tribune Calls for
the Arrangement of the President.

Tho Now York Tribune, which has
OF lato boon very conservative in its
tone, has at last seen tho signs of the
times, and comes out sluarely in h-
vor Of impeachment. In It's issue of
Wednesday, after euumerating the
Presidents ofionscs, itsays.
Who're will this end2 The Presi-
dent means war. The country must
stand aud fight, or bo defeated. We
believe anything possible Of Mr,John.
son. His Administration is record
Of ofdocoptiou, cunning, disloyalty--au.
tagouism to tho best interests of the
country. Ho has made the Admins.
tration of Buchanan respectable, by
showiuga degradation to which even
Mr.. Buchanan could not sink. lie
has betrayed his party he has betrayed
his friends; he has betrayed his coun.
try Nothing is left ofhis admins
tralion but fow miserable jobbers
like those who hang around him and
a few vretched political udveut turers
like Black. Tho men who accept
cd contumoly for his cause, like
Seward, aud Randall, and Wells, he is
impatient to drive out ofhis Cabinet,
The savage ofSahara is not iuscnsible
to the obligations of friendship; but
even this no longer remains with Mr..
johnson. We admonish tho people
to prepare for stern aud high 70,
sponsibility, II is nearly n hundred
days until Congress meets. Till then
we are powerloss. We can only bow
to this dreadful tyranny. The Presi.
dent appealed TO the country iu his
late message, We join him in his sp.
peal, Let our friends organize every.
whore, Let US mako tho canvass up.
on the iDhmy OF Mr.. Johuson's Ad.
minislratiop, aud having defeated him
at the ballot box, We can prepare,
through our Representatives, to con,
slider the best course TO be taken to
punish him for his crimes against the
sovereign will oftho American people.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05
Homo News.


Gen. ROUSSEAU has sailed for Cal.
ifornia.
The City Council Of Washington
arc preparing to give General SHRRT.
DAN a. ovation, Or his arrival IN thai
city.
Mrs. LfNooLN and TAD are 10 Chi.
cago, where tbeT win remain during
the autumn aud winter.
Great coal and iron discoveries are
reported on the line Of the Uni6n Pa
ciho Railroad.
Returns Of registration in VirgiuiI
show majority Of about 10000
white votes
There is a proposition on foot In
Washington to give Commissioner
RoLLIS's place to General STEnDMAN
The Treasury Department has IS
sued a warrant for the payment OF
S4,317,000 In coin interest duo on
i0.4Os up to the lst inst.
General SHERIDAN has received Tho
order of the President aud will leave
for tho North as soon as Genera
GRIFFIN returns from Texas.
Speaker CoLFAx arrived in Chica-
go yesterday on his way home from
his Lake trip. He soon comes to
Ohio to speak for the U nion cause.
Six hundred and ninoty-six emil
grants passed through Columbus last
week, of whom 2ll will remain in
Ohio.
Gen. GRANT has issued an order to
district commanders forbiddiug the
reappointuent Of any deposod State
officers.
Tho receipts Of Internal Revenue
to the end Of the week we're s3,G75,
S23, and for the fiscal year to date
s42, ,5s2, ,707.
The speedy removal Of Howard,
tho assignment OF Hslt to duty else.
W here, and the removal Of Pope are
matters spoken Of as certain in Ad-
ministration circles.
Gen. SlcKELs has been removed
from the Command Of the 2nd Mill.
tary District of South Corolina, Gen
CANBY relieves him.
RICHARD SMTH, leading editor of
the Cincinnati Gdzctte, has been nom.
mated for Congress from the 2nd Dis
trict, TO fill the vacancy ocoasioned
by tho resignation Of Gen. HAYES.
II is stated that, preparatory to
tho removal Of Gen. Howard the
President is considering tho best
means Of rendering the Freedmen's
Bureau useful, in helping on his
plans for defeating Congressional re-
construction, aud that whoever sue
coeds Howard, will be instructed be.
fore hand in the plan agreed upon,
aud pledged to carry it out.
Gen. GRANT has issued tho order
relieving Gen. SHERIDAN. He differs
from tho President with regard to the
extent of his powers under the acts of
Congress, but il is thought that the la
test reconstruction bill is faulty in its
terms, aud confines the authority of
the General within narrower limits
than wasat first supposed. Ncvertho-
less Gen. GRANT will act up to the full
oxtent of his powers in all cases,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05

Thurman waxeth childish, aud
groweth heavy on antiquities. Atwa.
verify he Informed the delighted den
lions that in that elaasic village no
arst opened the aood gates of poli,i-
cal oratoryi at jackson, Democrats
were enraptured TO learn that there, the
ourrusoatiOus Of his legal lore Rrst
burst upon an astonished aud admi.
ring world; at Portsmouth he found
an aged yetran, for whom, while vet a
tender urehin. Thurman acted as re-
trieyeT, and carried the game while on
hunting excursions; at Logan resides
an ancient Medicus, who, Ia early
days d0sed the great man with squilis
aud vermifegei while at Lancaster the
Judge was ovegjoyed to discover tho
identical, antiquated uegress who Off,
ciated at his Sbornin, and hrst dia-
pered his delicate form. Great i
humbug and Thurman is its prophet
Portsmouth Tribune.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05

A meritorious article is Halls Si.
Gillian Hair Remover; il is rapidly be
coming known and widely and dcserv.
edly popular. 1t is apparently moth,
ing 10 itselfbut an agreeable Perfum.
cd aud pleasant hair dressing, but il
oortalns the most wonderful curative
properties for loss Of hair, aud after
using 1t short time, gray hair is no .
stored TO it's natural color, Ifany of
eur readers doubt it, let them try a
single bottle of the "Reuewer." and
they will add their testimonial to the
truth Of what wS say.
l, "&ahSsI" Burlington, N.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05
A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY!
ONLY TWENTY DOLLARS!


The S,ar Shutilo Sewing Machlno-A new
lnVentoa--anhkc any other Sewing Machine Ia
tAe world, rateRted 1861. Il uses two threads.
AMI mAkes stitch alike on both aides. that will
not RIP or uNRANEL. 10 eonhines slmpiieity,
durability Snd beauty, u Is as large a. other
nrst class machines A child can learn TO work
" llwhido every variety Of Family sewing and
tailoring, IL VIII sew fom the hnest gAuIe TO
leAther' In order TO Introduce the STAN SuUrrLE
SEWING MAoHtSR into every householl in the
lAnd, we Mrniah them complete, with one shuttle
eN'rS hobhins Ml SOFT Of needies OH can
screw -tiriVer, directions 49,, Nc., At the uHpRg-
oGDrNrEp PRlcE or ONLY TWENTY DoLLAS,
on reoipt Of which We Nlll box (iree OF expense }
and shlp 20 any slddess,
officEAND SALESROQM QM--t9ls Public square,
CLEVELAND, o.,
n D--NAeh Maehi0e 10 werranted FOR Ave yr.
Persons who order machines and Mud that they
are otherwise than represented san return the1,
aad get their money hack, Es-AgeRts Wanted,
sept. ath, lSGG.--om,
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TO THE AFFLICTED.
n. J. l.. BROWN, or eRsRN spR,Ncs.

DR. ). l.. BROWN, or GREEN SPRINGS,
~ seneea County, o., for the past twelve years
speciality, and by the urgent toll and study has
discoycreda q now system OF Nervous Physiology,
thereby enabling him 10 correctly discriminate
guide IN making the proper selections of rene.
dies To exhibit Ia the varions classes Of Chronic
disoascs. .I.-.IF rH HIfr,,..t In RI .
4 few Of which Iwill mention, Rhoumatism
S0rofulo ndulIeruptionsOf the Spine, Lung affsc.
lions, diseases of the Eve aud Ear, all diseases
OF the urinary organs, also of the Liver. Special
lcmulcs. Affected females are invited to call aud
be- made we'll. M Of the abova dlscases will
cure, and many 4 cannot hpd space TO mention,
days, Tuesday and Friday Of epch Wock l ..
All Communications directed 10 me will secure
prompt attention. once oven thc Storo OF brown
MgMmn, ..l NJ J. l. BROWN, NJ. ID.
Rnsg--lyr.
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Give me a Call.
li3i. J0HNA. MYRES. Z
( Tim, June a1th, 1867.
rfYot1Nc MssrN,
acy OF
BELL e sPn crFic pits

Tor the speedy and permanent cure Of Seminal
weakness. emissions, phy steal or nervous debility
Impotence or want of power, the result OF sexual
excess Oryou,hfui indiscfetiou, which II neglect
ed ruins the happiness aud units the sufferer for
business social society % Marriage and nften ter
inmates IN an untimely grave. Make no delay IN
seeking the remed II 10 entirely vegetable and
harmless on the system, can be used with, at de-
teotion or interference with business pursuits,
aud no change OF diet h necessary while using
them. -.fflnfnf. fNFff
Price one Dollar.
. lfyou cam OF get them OF your idruegIst send
the money 20 Dr. ] REYAN, $40 Broadway, New
fork, Snd they viii be sent free from observation
BY return mail. ~ FrlVate circulars 10 GENTLE
men seat ire on application.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05
Love Andl Marr,mnnu

The ahe'tions Of the opposite sex may b. gain.
ed hy following staple rules and all NAV NARY
happlly II desired, without regard 10 wealth AZ,
or leauty, Send directed envelope and stamp for
particulars 10 Madam LUoiILs DRNARRE, 1-
bible House, New York
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05
AVOID pHE oTTAC,IIs

- - - TIE RoAI h0' I'D
(or are sunefing from youthful indiscretion
aud have seminal weakness, emissions &c, / wilt
send you lfce ofehArge, Information which if fol-
loved Will cure You without the aid Ofmedieine.
address HaF8y AMsDEH,
AelFaiisil -AN ttaAon d, n. r.
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"A New Discovery.
DIR, M0RGANS
IMMRlIATR RNLIBE.

Cures Cholera, Cholera Morhus and DlarrhVea,
Neuralgia, hutns or Cuts, Bruises, Sprainu, Fever
slres, Old Tumors, Asthma Colds, Frosted Feet
and Corns, Ctamplng or pain IN the stomach can
be eurcd In thrCo minutes, Toothache can be eur
Ne, with tho rincture, Headache can be cured In
hve minutes, by bathing the temples freely
Rheumatism and Piles eneotually cured. sure
cure for AEne aud Gravel. u fi'
DR. MoRoAN treats all Chronic Diseases, such
As Liver Complaint, Diseased Kidneys, DytIlepsia
Scrofula and all other hlpod diseases. fr.-,
]. y, Marqunrdt, General Agent for the Eale OF
DR., MOtganh Immediate Relief
Sept. hth, lS6l.--3m,
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AGENtTS vrAnJrEIl,

samples seat free. No capital required. Ladies'
aud Gentlemen can earn from % 10 slO per
day. Enclose stamp and address
TRIPP& Co, 6th street, New York.
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pIRmo.roRs

Government Securities, Coin and Eastern Ex-
change, bought and sold at current rates, Cou-
pons cashed. Deposits received and general
banking business transacted, tjan3'67nI2tE
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05

Tho list of persons executed by
MAxlMlLIAS's orders, in Mexico,
shows a lota. Of nine thousand.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05
DIR. II RlsvAN.

CoNsoIFISd PHVacIAN, $40 BROADWAY, N. Y.
special treatment In all cases OF seminal ssxu
al, urinAfs and nervous aissaaes in Taale or Te-
NAH.
80, Advice free, and correspondents Strictly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05

and pieces that cannot fail TO suit all Il IL ourde.
termination 10 sell goods as durable as the best
and cheaper than the cheapest.
Don't forget the place Rooms formerly oocupl-
ed by the National ENehange Bank, ShAwhan's
block, Tithu, Ohio. NJ EMICH.
April n. 1857 r l7E TT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05
The Columbus, Tiffin & Toledo
Rail Road Company.

Docks win he opened Tor receiving sab,
Descriptions 60 che Capital stock of said Rsil Road
tompsuy, Al the scsefal odlces ~ Warren 4 No.
hlc ant liall 4 fiucngef, in tho city of riln, IN
ne County ~ Scaeca and State ot ohio, on the 5h
day Of ootober 1871
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05
TO LAnTEs.

TO LADIES.
" Tfyou require reliable remedy 10 rettore you
aud remnve Irregularities OF ohHtruetions, why
NOT use the bcsti IHsl
Thirty years eNpe.iepce has proved thSt n
Z DR.. Harvey's Female Pi lis, .
have no equal for removing ohstructiOns aud ir-
regularities, so No matter frOln what cause
they arlse,TGa They are safe and hurs In every
case.
Price Ono Dollar per box. Fu. s..
DR.. Harvey's Golden Pills,
IA Ia remedy four degrees stronger than the A.
bove, and intended Tor special cases Of long stand
Ing Price, Five dollars beF box. -..
a ladies private circular with engravings sent
free On application.
ltgou cannot get the Pills OF your druggist,
send the money 10 lr. J. BRYAN $40 broadway,
New YORK, aud they will be sent iree from obser-
walton BY return mail.
~ $50 i
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! UNION STATE TICKET.


r0n oovrnN0n,
RgTHEKF0RDB. HAfs, q Hamilton County
roa LincrrSsrr oovrRSon.
toHN c. LEE, of Seneca cSunty.
=. rop varssuNra op mars.
nlpN1y 8, wARNER. Of I.orsa County.
.4s...., ron Auprop or srlrr,
JkMss n. GOODMAN, u, Mhfioh County, -.
poa eonrfnottrn or run rarAsypSs
NoaEk r. ppAitrY. OF rults-f County.
ron srrnEnr svpon,
JOHN wEi.Ciisof Athens County
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-05
Ntw ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Wool Growers.

THE REdUMAR sEMI-ANNUAL MEETING
! Of the seneca County Wool Growers Assooi.
alton, viii Be held at the Town uill IN Republic,
Saturday, September zsth, 1897, at O'Clock, p.
NJ, for the election Of officers aud trangnciiOn Of
other business. A full aitentlonco ~ desired
JAMES BOYD, Pres.