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Genius Dull in COnversa.ion.

Descartes, the famous matbemati-
clan and philosophers lie Fontaine,
celebrated for his witty fables lBuf-
fon, the great naturalist, were all
singularly deficient in tho powers Of
conversation. MarmoDtel, the novel
let, was so Dublin society that his
friend said Of him, after an interview,
that he must go and read his tales to
recompense himself for the weariness
of hearing him. AS to Corneillo.
the grandcst dramatist in France, he
was completely lost in society-so
absent aud embarrassed, that he wrote
Of himself a witty couplet, importing
that he has never ineligible but
through the mouth Of another. Wit
on paper seems to be something wide
lily different from that play Of words
in conversation, which, while it
sporklos, dies; for Charles II, the wit
test monarch that sat on tho English
throne, was so charmed with the hui
NOR of " Hudibras," that he caused
himself TO be introduced in tho char
acter Of private gentleman to But
Ter, its author. The witty king found
the author a very dull companion,
aud was 0f opinion, with many others,
that so stupid a, fellow could never
have written so clever book. Ad-
Olson, whose classic elegance haslong
boon considered a model Of style, was
SHY and atsent in society, preserving,
even before single stranger, stiff and
diguifiod silopce. 5In eonrersationt
Dante was tacituru and satirical,
Rousseau was remarkably trite 10
conversation--not word Of fancy OF
eloqueuec warmed him, Milton waS
unsoeial, aud even irritable, when
pressed by talk ofcthers.
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-The secFeIafY Fead fron the Nin..

The Secretary read from the min
uies showing that Mr.. White VAS one
Of a eoinmittee Of three regularly ap-
pointed by The society to superiniend
the removal Of the old buildings aud
tbe Arrangement and preparation Of
the new gsoundsayc sc
The President announced that =
vote would be taken on filling the
blank with $500. IF lost then the
next highest amount would be voted
upon. The vote being taken, was
carried and the blank was fllsd with
$500. Upon motion tho report Of the
committee thus completed, was adopt
ed. cot ria a ri
Mr.. White arose and said he would
donate to the Society from the
amount allowed him, 800 to cover
sheep peus-which needed coverings
badly. 5000 .'Niarf
A. @. Sheath, Treasurer Of the So
cicty then made the following report.
REPORT or THE TREASURER. p,
R.iooco -, b,,I AZ l,et
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A bill was introduced into the Leg
islsiurc last week by Mr.. Chase, oI
I4ucus county, providing for tho reg
istration Of all legal voters prior ia
the time for holding elections. There
is no doubt but the bill, or a substi.
tutc therefor, will pass that body dur.
ing the present session. The ncccs.
sity for such a'law, grows moro plain.
ly evident at every election, in the
large number Of illegal votes cast, cs-
pecially in districts whore democratic
boards preside, Invariably allowing
ing their friends and supporters who
hiod themselves TO Canada and else.
where during tho drafting season, the
full privilege of an undisfauchisod
citizen. If there was any dishonor
connected with such conduct during
the war, the loyal people should have
the benefit Of their disrrancliscment,
especially when We reflect that of this
class there is no iDconsidcrable mum
Der, in our midst.
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VEEoED. Washington dispatch
Informs us that iG executive session
on Saturday last the appointment Of
Mr., Frank Bakor, Of Tiilin, us Asses.
ser Of this district was rejected, Wo
now advise Mr.. Baker to return to
his profession and hereafter avoid
the uncertain loaves aud fishes OF a
renegade President. Taealay'S Reg.
iStcr. '.i
According to the law in such ease
made and provided, we understand,
Mr.. BAKER will retain his office un-
III the lth Of March, when he Will be
succeeded By tho Assistant Assessor,
Mr.. OapgN,-wl.o will administer
the affairs of tho Office until a success
sor is appointed aud confirmed by III,
Senate.
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xouNG MErT.


The experienced of the past ten years
demonstrated the fct thit reliance may
be placed in the efficacy OF -'
BGGL'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the .speady aud permanent cure OF
seminal weakness, emissions, physical
or nervous debilityi impotence or want
of power, thergsult of s2xu1l excess or
youthful indiscretion, which # neglected
ruins the happiness and uGfils the suffer.
or for business social society or marriage
and often terminates in an uutimely
grave. Make no delay in sceking the
remedy. 1t Is entirely vegetable and
harmless on the system, eau be used
without detection OF interference with
business pursuits, and no change of diet
is necessary while using them. =.
Price, One Dollar. Hna Hr
If you cannot get them OF your drug
gist, send the money 10 DR.. ]. Bryan,
$40 Broadway Naw York. and they will
be sent free from observation by.Telnn
mail. OF Private circulars to gentle.
men sent free on application.
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stAtsmsnts from Patients. GO. W


Your ! rC scriptiqn has saved the life
of my daughter and has suyed hundreds
of dollars Tor me.-Rev.E. Humphreys.
Rcmsen. New YORK. !flF
We bless God for the Bsne(lt we have
received lrouhyNF Prepared Prescription,
Rev p Peregriife, IllassOurg, Penn.
Every one TO whom hgys recommcded
it has benefited. much 6y rs use.ARey.
C. u. J1prs, Rqcme, Wsconsfn. Iii'i
Bible HtusE, AsTuR PEACE New York
III the early purt Of Ftbfniry2 1859,
was suffering from "a viUltilt cough, for
which had been treated during the six
mouths previously without bentfi',I had
night swedts which COMP 'ptostrsted
me. III the evening hoarseness would
come on which would prevent me from
had Iwo ralReks Of bleeding from the
lungs. NY family physician. iussursd mo
that he could do DQyhi0g nore'fprlne /
was growing rapidly wOrss and had been
compelled to leave business for nearly
two mouths All my symptoms, indica-
ted, upmistaknbsy, the presence 'bf the
Consumption, In the beginning Of Feb.
.ruory, Mr.. Henry Fisher, Treasurer, or
the American Bible SUcieiy, presented
me with bottle OF the PREPARED PRR-
ecRIPTIoN. In few days my appetite,
which | had entirely lost, returned; nnd
In less thar two weeRs,lh9 night sWeata
1Sre broken up. sThecefurwurd gained
attegth rapidly, and am h5lv fehhrly
Ameri,g TO niy duties bs oftrk 10 the
ployment Bible Soeiag.5in whose en-
u .t.ty 4, ~ pf,r.,
seripiion oifeetQod heaitif,' Yoar Pre-.
despuircd cf MY Cure when my freuds
i &, K have Nervous, or Sts ]. ooSeEK.
Tor IL years. During iliGodie Asthma
. | huve never,hRd an pnimcrfssix " nrs.
5 rest. II often seemed to me t0al nights
. die. before ! could Ct air igt9 egNVuld.
. suffered so greatly from shdrtness',
breath, thai i was eomPellYdptos tafo
n frequent rests in walking trom myetesi-
; deNee 10 my place Of business, The
/ might fore obiaiucd the Preppre ed
. Prescription, WIS lbe. worst That / ever
passtd. On aStainipiE the rcRedy, 4 took
a teaspooDlul \ noon aud again ~ pight
mud slspt all night without Yaklng,
have not had broken night's r,,st since.
Ers n have now completely
' recovered nIylstsanglh aud spirits sRf an
] not afflicted With shortacss Of breath
! lshall be glsd 10 ehRve any ene, attlicted
d with ass hma on Nndhses ms yrEzBk G.
N LAKGpuE, No. 8a4, 4thi 81. NM YQnk.
i The PREPARED ,PRESCRLP I1oN
4 is put ap4in u 81 'hnttle, and is nssAll BY
p Druggists gen rally. or orders giaY be
laddrcsseJ i0the SOibrPsOpgieieh QsoAH
J.. q. ID. aEs u Co., azs C,urllaHdts sktr, st
New Yrk. 1CosullabO Tree - a leirculal
Il cobtalnine particulars and many esstl
d dtsuco treated, viii bcseotilrse by
J. mail 10 ull wi o rite Tor itaaF0r saie ia
Trina by HEfSHISERu6sraiXER
decIsa0yis- g aii00s jseW sAf
( aEasesa
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The Impartial Suffrage Question
in Ohio,

The Comn,rrcidl in last week =
issue, urging tic Legislature 10 sub.
init the Impartial Suffrage Question
to the people, thus dcscants upon the
fitness of the time
In our Judgment the people OF
Ohio arc ready for tho question, and
will, aud ought, t. vote to give ne
grocs in our midst tho right OF suf
frage, A majority of tho Republican
party, and large number Of intelli.
gent Democrats, recognize the right.
oousnoss and timrliness Of tho prop.
osition that VIC should cease at once
and forcyor to make q shade of com
! ploxion u test of political rights. Wo
see no occasion to postpone tho trial
by ballot. Wcwans to have it done
and finish the job. I] t.u'
Tho discrimination against the po
litical equality of the negro in Ohio
because he isa negro, il not only {
wrong, but an absurdity; aud We
should not hesitate to give tho negro
his ris hts as citizon, that we may
rid ourselves Of Improbable contro.
versy, and devote such part Of our at.
tention to practical affairs, that we
may popularize information concern
ing public business.
Let us then have, aud done With,
the rugged issue. 1t will bc refresh
ing to go right to the front and make
tho eight in tho open field, 1t will be
instructive to have the prejudices re-
maining among tho people OF Ohio
against tho negro, absolutely tested
and We think il will appear, wher
bigotry aud intolerance are firmly
confronted by the enlightened sense
ofjusticc, that the Intelligence and lib
orality Of tho people will be amply
viudicatcd aud tho Republican poll
ticiars who think they are tho mana
gers of tho machine and seek to post
lponc Il acceptance of tho chulleuge
of the Democracy, TO the more con
venicnt occasion which never comes
to the timid, will be proven falls,
2 prophets and bad counscllors.
Q Democratic party leaders in Obi
arc even more deceived than Repub
: licans about this thing, They ar
looking to the negro question TO hel
: them into tho high places Of poli,ica
!. powor. Thoy arc mistaken. Tn
weak point in the lines of the Rcpub
licans is not in their disposition I
! show the black man fair play. Tn
4 sagacity of the editor of tho Chicag
Timcs--hr the Oblost organ of th
|! Democracy in the Northwcst--wa
not at mult whom ho declared I
his friends that it would be mas
4 ter stroke of policy TO accept a
:, ouee the inevitable, GO for uegr
suffrage, and 60 forward to combs
y aud overthrow the supporters of Cor
- grcss on tho frosh business issues (
& the times, The Democracy, by the
moral incapacity to take the initi'
tive in the policy Of making this nj
= ton truly Democratic, have lost th
a olearest opportunity they have ha
since the repeal oc the Missouri Con
|, promise, The Republicans, in a,
ii ccpting the responsibility Of cloariu
'o the rubbish OF the negro out Of ii
l. way by the only possible method
that ofdoing justice to tho negro
will have gained new aud soil
Io point Of departure, from which the
II can march and conquering and to cor
Y quer, while they are worthy to vi
: victories
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l.feff ffeFey --~~i 1tSf lftrr
I wllioffnf fo-lsals on fIics breuiiscs eat
! Public Vendue, on Tursdpy the 10Th
day of FsbrnarY. 4. p. 1867, fhe genlrs-
boundtdiahd Jescribed Ne foliUsvs. 10 wit:
All that part Of tho north west quarter
81 section twelve (i2), SciPio. towpship
Seneca county, Ohio, not heretofore con-
veyed 10 Paul Br9ng, containing one
hundred aid fifteeh aefes more or less.
The land is situated about three hud a
half miles nortl east OF Republic. Nine
iy acres cleared, twenty acres Of timber,
two houses, two barns and fine bearing
orchard. Three Wells, one cistetn on
The premises. Possession given April = I,
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NETTING or THs sKNEck CJuNTY AORi.

MEETING oPTHE BKNEck C)uNrY AUR1-
CULTURAL SOCIETY, SATURDAY, JANU-
ART 20, 1861 N
In accordance with the published
notice, a regular annual meeting Of
the Seneca County Agricultural soci,
ety was held, Oh Saturday last, at the
Office Of the Probate Judge, common
cling at 10 o'clock. Judge Lang,
President Of the Society, toof the
chair and called tho meeting to order.
The attendance was quite largo aud a
general interest in the proceedings
was manifested.
The President announced that the
principal object for which tho mcot-
ing was called, vas the election Of a
President, vieo President, ard q
Board Of managers, for the ensuing
year.
Mr.. HORACE HUBER cnquirod il
there were not reports from officers
to be FIRST submitted TO the society.
before proceeding to the election.
The President replied that there
were reports 10 be submitted, and
that il was immatcrial what business
was FIRST transacted
The report of Mr. LYMAN WHITE,
who was appointed to supcrintend
the management of the new Fair
Grounds, the removal aud erection ol
buildings aud to solicit subscriptions
for life membership, was called for,
who reported in substance as follows
REPORT or MR.. WHITE,
Paid out on real estate, S2,G03 80
" g for fitting mp new
grounds, removing aud
erecting buildings etc. 2,f03 20
Total paid out 81, ,006 62
The report Of the Treasurer shows
from what sources the funds we're OBJ.
tained, and VIC omit It in Mr.. Whites
report. .H 'r. .l.
The following table in Mr.. White $
report may be of MISUNDERSTANDING
the number Of Life members in the
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A Vera Crus corespondepl says
Maximilian's war Minister arrived
thoro on tho latA GU route for Europe.
The Frdueh ON arriving at Perate,
took away the Austrian garrisOa, do
strOysd the apper works, and spiked
tho gans they Oesld not remove,
sacked several stores aud left for
.puebla,
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sale % eommenee at 10 o,cIaok.

Sale 10 commence OF 10 o'cleok. tsr
Terms Of sale--onc third cash on ihe
lst OF April 1867, $500 on the 1st %
April 1868, $500 on the ist Of April. go
aud the bsIBhee 10 be,due and payable
Otthe decesse ofthe undersigned, and
4 the undersigned should not survive un-
I'll April lst 1867 then both Of said $500
uoses TO he due and paySblelat her desth-
Scid deferred payments 10 bear interest
from April' st, 1867, payable anapallv
end 20 be secured by mortgage on prcm-
ises. , f5fg WAS4 7tift II
iana4nlbAs. ELIzAnrru Rnoha.
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Mn. HunsR asked 10 whom the ii.
Ito to tho purchased grounds were
made. '' "
Mn. WnTrE-Tbc decd wero made
to the Seneca County Agricultural
Society.
Some discussion here took place
concerning the form in which Mr.
WHITE submitted his report-boing
verbal but basodup on an act which
he had kept in a book for that pur-
pose,
Mn. HUBER moved that commit
tee of three be appointed to examine
and report upon tho correctness of
Mr., WIRES account. The motion
was seconded.
Mr.. BREWER desired to know villa,
tho committee would pass upon. The
report was verbal and was not in
proper shape to be submitted to the
society Cor final action. The usual
way was to draw of the account and
submit on accompanying report IN
writing SO that the same might be fill.
ed with the papers Of the society. lie
spoke merely for Mr.. WHITES future
protection, for if tho report was prop
erly submitted and passed upon by
the Society, that action would be
final. .... ......
Mr.. WHITE desired to know the
difference whether the report was
submitted upon q seperato piece OF
paper, or on the book which ho had
kept and in which the receipts and
expenditures were itemizod, lie sub
mittod the book as il was, as his re 70
port, and did not expect to retain it
/ in his possession but allow il to be
Gled with the society as his report,
A This explanation ohviated the OBJ
jcctiou Of Mr., BREwER aud the re-
port was handed in. pr ...e
Tho motion to appoint commit
tee to examine said report was ear
ried. et-t 600 4Hl.
Tho chair was requested to nam
said committee. The President
!, | would prefer that the appointment
DO made by tho sooioty to avoid an,
} prejudiccs In the matter, There is
= feeling | understand, aud ask it 70
that reason, and as favor, thai th
, society name the members Of 'tha
+. committee '' p
{ Tho couMittee were I, II Baeby
II, Crummcl aud u. Y, BruudagC
who at once proceeded to audit sal
account, and were to report at the al
toNoon session. .'''o
: Mr.. NJ SULLIVAN moved that
committee Of dyo be arpointed'lo to re
! port the namcs of candidates FOR elec
ton to the Offices Of President, Vic
. President aud Board of Manager,
The motion was seconded Som
discussions took place as TO whe,ho
o. not a repor, Of said eommitto
would be equivaleu, to au election
II was decided that other pspsC
J might be suggested AFTER the eo@mi
toe had reported. w ia.i "''f'a
. The committee consisted of Lew
BaltEell, John Swigarts w, Al. Jehu
son, Q. Z, Parkaud Charles G., Owe
Mr.. utBER said there was OF
!. thing to which ho thought some cor
sideration ought TO be given by Il
o society, aud that was tho diserepahC
!, between the amount OF land forwhiC
+. Obligations had been given, and Il
Q amount actually IN posscssie n Of Il
!, society, Two hundred dollars MOI
II had been, paid ,hau had been agree
J. upon. 1t was not good 6naneieriG
Ie and was a, matter for the soeiet
to look after 1t was possible thi
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-Agents Wanted.
Love mnd Mat imOny,

The afsctISot OF lie opposite sex mpy
be gained by following simple rpleg apd
AL may marry happily il desired whhout
fegdEd toiwealthngr. or bepulys Seed
directed envelope md s,eMP for particer
lars to tMadtm Lu0IILE pENAERE, :.
Bible House, New, Hqrk. H
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AVOID THE QUACKS,

Ifyou ars suffering from youthful 90.
dlscfelion ana have seminal wsaaness,l I
emissions, &C., I will sehd yeu free Of
dharao, iDlernatiaH which VI followed
viii cure youwithouI the aid OF medicine.
Address aENRr AAsDkN, j
jahiTui4yh1 Staten D. N T. =
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NJ oTirE. a Middleton Hestan and Caroiips Hes
ton his ssifs, Hannah e. Hsatsn Issnuel N. liza
mn AHedN iiesioH, Mauen Heat sad Ada
Heairn, their uinor chikFeu. fnd Juha Osbornsarl
Jerome Usborn all residents Of Clnfk Countr Illinois,
viii tate notice thai Nathaniel Heaton, a. Executor
ef The last viii and le!tsmenr Of Aiicaish slIeaon
a,e OF Tie comfy of Seneca and State of Ohio decd
hed on the 18th day of January, ted7 fpetioun
the CouF, of Common pleas oi said eeneca Csantv
sg ains the above unrued defendants add othess. al.
CoBH construction ~ the viii and cod ct ntlt hy
the us cedent the ssigumeni of dow IN Mny lIei-
tor and 0rief Tor The sse OF the real esfate fhiah
the deceden died seiKed-That the above saaed pafa
ties are required 70 sNid petition on or before
the Qoth day Of Fphrnfy. 1907.
NATHANIEL 1fEATON, Executor
GInsor rEsSioror pisinnf, Alto intyt. flf
tiai7ui4wGlfs5 'ass ssi
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HTUTfCE.- .-sTbs usfsys'fs, ssyttsn any
IN appoini Erfrutef of the lait ~ aaa tssta-
meat ~ Mf5tAra fehotk5 ldts 81 ssrecz eou1fy
dsceassd Az elsiuc arhin,t s.it saate pusf 4
hied wiih ne for ssn nlrment.s- wa. sCHoJN
ian3 nisis. t U
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CONSUNGPTIOnJg

IN ITS MOST ADVANCED STAGES.
for the Radical Cure of Asthmu, Bron--
chitis, Calnrrh and all affection Of the
Lungs, Throat and Air Passages; for
General and Special O,fangcment or the
Nervous Systems; for Disorders oil the
BLOOD;a0d for all Functional Disorders
Of the Stomach aud Bowels.
II immediately increases the strength
AMI dl'epeus the .coe'r bfsthe pale blood.
It subducs The Chills ard Fever, and
dimipisbes the Expeci grafton. II cl. ,cks
the.nigh sweats, always, ia from styen
to fourteen dn, S. The appetite is at
once iuvigurated snd the pntien, rapidly
gins Il 81; The cugh and the 5ifiic6lt
breathing are speedily rclicycd; the sleep
beoum9s cain aud re,rcshing; aud tho
evacualiOns regular aud uniform.
An the general symptoms OF CON-
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNCHI-
ITUS, 81, disappear with really aston.
shlng rapidity. .tr.D -... .-...
Tie Prescription should be Used in
every case whore the Pysician prescribes
Cough Mixlares.' 'Ponics,' Iron, Acids,
Bark, Qtinine, Cod Liver OIL. Whiskey,
&C., and ia evoTy disease, by whatever
namt kbown, in-which there isseKhibitcG I
uny one or more Of the following ~
1s' Symptoms .r''T
Difficult or irregular BteaiAiug, Lms
Iof Breu,h, Cough, Wasting CT Flesh,
! Night Sweats, Blcedipg from the Lungs
Loss of Strength, Liss OF Appetite ahd
General Deailny, Debillty Of Pregnancy
and Nursing, Flying Pains through the
Shoulders, Chest face and Limbs, Neu-
ralgia, Hfrypus fIeudathc, N,'ryons Irri-
cation, Nervous Pfoslration, Giddiness or
| Dizziaess, Excessive Pnlcness, Sore
ThrOai, Drowsiuess, Sleeplessncy Dys-
P"psiu, Soor Stomach, Heartburn, Sink
ping or oppression d theslomseb before
| or ai(er eating. ConstipalioR, Redlirtf ut
fever. .,aud especially in Nlbc female
disorders or Uterine Irregularities such
difficult, painful, Suppressed, seanty or
excessive, delayed, premature or too
frequent menStTuation. hat'-"i4is''
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DR.. Harvey . GoL4- 80

Is remedy four degrees AS
the above, and intended for sRnger then
of long Standing. Price, Five ~ eases
per box. uars
A ladies' private circular with .ehgr~
wings sent free on application, 81
If yru cannot get the Pills Of you
druggist, send tho money to DR.. J, BRYAi
$40 Broadway, New York, and they viii
bo sent free from observation by,returI
mail.
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DIRECTORS.
Receives Deposits.
Discounts Pa per >

Buys and sells Coin and Guverrmc Mt
Bonds, ind pays interest on 'Conpors AZ
maturity. jlnlTnl4tf.
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j. BRYAN,
l.a C6nsuIhng Physician,

1l Consulting Physician,
80 sl9 Br3ndvsy. New York.
Special Treatment ip. all cases Of sem
inal, sexual, urinary and nervous diseases
IN male or female. q;
or Advice free, and correspondence
sttictw conftle ntiof. iaf2la CcIE .it
-s II aa--f asl f..-i- 3s-iI IS ~ s+--f7-
AGENTS w anteds
Samples. sent free. No capital re-
quired Ladies and GentlemeneHn earn
from 50 10 $40 per day. Epelese stamp
aud address.
TRIrp g. Go slksEeet New York.
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TO hADTEa-

II you require reliable remedy to re-
store you and remove irrognlrities or
'bsIructions, WHY not use The best! ~
Thirty years cxpcrfeuc has prov ed that
Harvey FEMALE FILLS,
sSd m nal for removing obstructions
wSst co,,se ties. OF M matter from
safe and sure in, orise.-c0 They are
pic One D;Ty case. .t.,.f
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A@ advertisements.

A oRicuLTuRAL NOTICE.
The Man-gsrs orlhe Seneca county Aaricu tursl
Hoo,ety, will meet ~ The CouH House on Saiu rdS "
FEBRUARY Oth ~ 2oclonk. ,. ~, Tor The election o
rfsssaFsf and Secretary, aud Toy any otAsr buii.
ness that NAV come belote the Board.
byoLdsr of,hs Prsst. y q. BOWIE, ssc'y.
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