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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29
LETTER yRoM rsn EDITOR, DATED,
WAsnIHaroS HOUSE,.
Philadelphia, june %, 1851.

AeH1HGTON L
PHILADELPHIA, June 20, 1861. !
+, This great city, like oil others, isat a stand
still point 10 regard to its business operations.
The Wholesale dealers are doing but very
little, and are not, apparently, over anxious
to do even that. They do, not expect 10
make anything this year, and most OF them
would be we'll satisfied IL they clear their
expenses. The retail stores are the only
places where there Is any appearance Of
business. The manufactures are mostly sus.
pended, and many are on half time. Goods
are necessarily cheap, as a general thing, but
many articles have gone up, especially Sou.
thern productions.
The war feeling here Is much as with rs,
There are but few Southerners visiting here
no wsaltbopgh some occasionally make their
appearance, as many are connected with resi-.
dents North 10 business operations. This
city is not free from Sccessiopists, not open
Secessionsts, of course, as it would not be
deemed either pleasant or prudent to avow
these doctrines. All are therefore Uuionsts.
DuI ult6E Wuub ulS ANpttuciu ouioblo'o
with Southern sympatbies, but Secessiousts
only waiting q favorable opportunity to
declare their opinions openly2 Such wos the
course Of the tories OF the Revolution, few
Of whom we're willing to avow themselves as
such. ] had a conversation last evening
with on old friend, Southern gentleman
who has resided here the last twenty years
He wes formerly Henry Clay wbig. aud q,
the last election o Breckenridge man, and now
sustains the South in all their actions, and
yet ho would not be willing to be called O
Secessionist. History will, however, assign
to oil these Individuals their proper position
Politicians are in much the same position
as With us. The old party backs, who have
been accustomed to divide the Offices among
themselves aDd to dictate TO the people how
they should vote, under the penalty of being
denounced, find ihut the people look with
distrust upon Office hunters, who, as genera
thing, nre not the best Of patriots, and moi
upfrequently doubtful Democrats, though
always loud mouthed in their professions.
The proposition now before the Councils IL
regard to the leasing, or in effect the sale, o
the Sunbury & Erie Railroad to the Pennsyl
vania Central. for period of 999 years, il
looked upon with distrust by some who arr
interested in the Reading and other roads
which may be affected by discriminating toll
in favor of their own company.
A. E. Kapp, of Northumberland, is her,
purchasing horses for the Army. He pHr
chased forty five to-day, which will be ship
ped, he says, tomorrow, for Washington
Dull times aud the scarcity Of money ha
brought down prices of horses.
AS much has been said about soldier
clothing, examined large lot of ovetcoats
just furnished by that enterprising firm
Rockhill & Wilson. Like everything thu
comes out Of their elegant establishment, the.
will bear the test Of examination. They ful
nished .bree regiments 10 ten days.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29
Religious Notices.

Divine service will be held every Sabbath IN thu Be
rough as follows:
PRESBYTERIAN CHUR CH.-North west corner %
Blackberry and DeeI streets Rev j. ID. RRaRDoN Pastor.
Divine service every Sabbath Mt 10y A NJ. Prayer
ing on Thursday evening. Al Northumberland, in Old
School Presbyterian Church, ut O'clock p NJ, every
Sabbath.
GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH North west
corner of River und Blackberry Streets Rev. w SrFN
mErz, Pastor Divine service, alternately every Sabbath
at 10 A NJ. and u T. NJ. Psayef meeting Friday
evening
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Deer
street below va =. Rail Road, Rev p RlzKR Pastor
Divine service alternately, every Sabbath Mt 10 NJ and
u VI PRAYER meeting on "Wednesday evening
METHODIST ErIscoPAL CHUR Gil -Dewberty sree1
west of 5 & f Rail Road, Rev. r. BurLRR aGd J T..
SwASGKR Pastors Divine service alternately every sab
bath Mt 10Y A. md :! + NJ Prayer meeting Thur
| dlN evening
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29
GtIeerapbit Netus.
THE WHEELING CONVENTION.
New epy.rn.r siec,ed and Innugura,ed.

nev Gov. rsss Elected and Innugursted.
WHEELING, June l9 The morning session
wac occupied in signing the declaration recon
etructlng the State Government IL was an
impressive scene. The roll was called BY
counties. Each member came forward to the
Secretarys desk and signed the parchment.
Ia the afternoon seseiop, Frank y. Pier
pou,, of Mariop county, was unanimously
elected Provisional Governor, Daniel Pail.
sey, Of Mason county, Lieutenant Governor,
aud Messrs. lamb, Paxton, Von Wink!e,
Harrison and Lszear form the Governors
eouneii The election OF Attorney General
was postponed till Saturday.
The Governor was formally inaugurnted
this afternoon, taking, io addition to the nsu'
al oath. one Of the strongest opposition against
the usurpers at Richmond. He then deliver.
ed an address TO the members OF the Conven'
ton. urging vigorous prosecution Of the
work Of redeemipg the State from the bands
OF the rebels.
A message from Governor Pierpcnt favor
log q strong military organization, 10 expect
cd 10 o day or two.
Tonight tho city is in blaze OF excite
ment. Fireworks, bells, cannous, and music
are combined TO illustrate the general joy
Everybody is rejoicing.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29

cE Cot. JAMES CAMERON has left and taken
command Of the Scotch Regiment, from New
York. An account Of festival given them
at Washington, will be found in another
column, with some interesting remarks made
by Gen. Cameron, the Secretary of War, and
others.
Rev. Mr.. Rizer, pastor OF the Lutheran
Church. OF this place, who hos been appointed
Chaplain Of this Regiment. left also o few
days since. Gen. j. K. Clement left Oh
Saturday night for Washington, who has also
position under Col Cameron 10 this Regi'
,mept
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29

GT Promotions IN THE ARNY.-Colouel
Robert Anderson, the heroic commandant o,
Fort Sumter, has been promoted to Briga.
der General'ship.
Lieut.. Adam j. Slemmer, late in command
at Fort Pickens, has been promoted to
Major in the 10th Infantry.
Corporal Francis +. Brownell. the avenger
Of the death Of Col. Ellsworth, hos been pro-
Infantry.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29

The Great Clothing Emporium ofthe Union
wPhladelphia possesses the most splendid
Clothing Emporium in the country. But
TO it's patrons its chief attractions are, the
elegance OF the garments for Gentlemen and
Youths, manufactured there, the beauty and
Durability OF the materials, the superior excel
lenee OF the ft. and lastly the moderate pri.
ces at which the goods are sold. We refer to
the Brown Stone Clothing Hall sf Rockhil .s
Wilson, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29
nj A r r | A g E S

In nanvillc on the Goth inst, by Rev. J. W.
YecmS1s, ID D., Mr. JAMES Born, of Sunbury-
and Miss LOUISA fEoMAss, Of Danville.
Or the 20,h inst at the residence of the brides
father near Shamokin, Pa, by the Rev. A. d.
Hawn. Mr. JoHs H. DrwEEs. Of Shsmokin, and
Miss S.LLrE L., youngest daughter OF Elijah
Hammer, Esq.
By Rev c. z. Weiser on the 9th instant.
JouS B. WcnpLTsa, of Selinsgrove, to Miss
MARY RoUsH OF Freeburg.
BY the same. on the llth inst. tn. NEW
TON WOLFE, Of Centre county, to Miss MATnL'
pA kLEcKSER, of New Berlin.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29

On IN CLSToS CouSrr.-Some evidences
Of Rock Oil have been discovered on the sur
face OF water near FlemmiDgtop, ss well as in
tbs limestone rock Of that vicinity. Messrs
James w slsh and w. b. Carskaddon raised 9
junt stock con psny for the purpose Of boring
400 testing whether il exists 10 considerable
Quantity Clinton Democrat
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29
G. No STATE FAIR THIS YEAR.-At

ca No STATE FAIR THIS YEAR.-At q
meeting OF the Executive Committee of the
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society,
held at Harrisburg on the lltb inst, the
Committee appointed to make arrangements
for holding the next Annual Fair, reported o
resolution declaring that owipg to the unhapy
and dsplorable condition OF our country, i. is
mex pedien. TO hold q Fair during the year
1861, which, after on Interchange Q. views
was adopted,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29

ey- Hon. Hendrick B. Wright. was on sa,ur
DAY last, elected TO Congress from the 18th dis
trics, to fll the vacancy occasioned by the death
position. Mr.. Wright is democrat, but being
an uncompfomising Union man, and in favor o.
sustaining the Administration against the South
rebels the Republicans of the district declined
to make nomination against him.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29

SERIOUS AceIDEsr.-A terrible accident oc.
Cured in the mines at the slope, on yesterday
morning. BY premature discharge Of a blast,
Mr. VIM. Remphrey, was dangerously if not IA
tally injured. Both his eyes were destroyed, and
his body and arm badly mutilated. DR.. Purse
did all that could be done for the unfortunate
man. But, we presume it will be in vain.-Dan'
Vile American,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29

o. Another New York Regiment passed
through this place on Friday last. 1t was
under the command of Col. Christian. The
officers aud soldiers expressed themselves
highly gratied with the treatment received
in Pennsylvania, especially with the hand
some entertainment given them by our vii.
Transport friends, who have furnished refresh.
ments to the different New York Regiments
which have pessed through that place.
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Correspondence,

gg The following letter, from Miss Dix,
in acknowledging of the receipt Of two
boxes of Hospital Supplies, by the ladies Of
Sudbury, was received by lady OF this place
o few days since -
WAsH,soroS, June 10Th, 1861.
MY DEAR MApAM:-Two boxes received, of Hospital
Supplies, ''by the Ladies' of Sunbury" gratefully
acknowledged, portion Of the contents already IN
The Culones and Surgeons Of arriving Regiments
notified that they can I've supplied in the War Hospital
far exists for providing them, from supplies in
trust. The constant marching Of Regiments makes It
dicnt to meet all requirements to satisfy in any full
my wishes in regard 10 them shall try to keep
your intentions mnd aud with Christian wishes wards
all who lend helping hand in this season of trial.
am yours, d. l.. DIN.
Haveocks always IN request. Also Iinversacks -
The atter-bags Of twilled strong, uubeached muslin,
about l2 by III inches, little largeT much called
for. | have not one on hand. Also lItr bags, by 6
inches, containing buttons (nr pants) q pins, No
needles, and skem Of black thread, invaluable.
Conld not the little grs Of Sunbury furnish their friends
with these bags
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29
g A WARRANT has been issued in Tenue

U A WARRANT has been issued 10 Tenues.
see for the arrest Of Hon. Andrew johnson,
United States Senator from that State, on a
charge o! treason against the State. The
authorities did not seem to know where he
was. If the Tennessee officers wish to catch
him, they will probably find him 10 his seat
10 the Senate Chamber at Washington on the
4th Of July.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29

Il The 4th Michigan Regiment, commanded
by Col. A. M. Woodbury,numbering over eleven
hundred men, passed through this place on
Thursday morning last, in train of twenty, four
cars. They started at Adrian. Michigan, on We'd
nesday morning, and came over the Lake Shore
route. The men are we'll uniformed and were
in good spirits. One Of the privates accidentally
fell off the platform Of the when in motion, this
side Of Milton. and had his skull fractured.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29

~ HAr-NAKING.-Our farmer friends were
busiy engaged during the past week, in making
their hay. The grass in this vicinity is good and
will yield more than an average crop. The iielcs 5
through the country just now present quite an
animated appearance, which reminds us Of the
poets beautiful description of hay'making
scene:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29

ca" The board Of directors OF the Bank OF
Northumberland will meet on Wednesday
next. the Sd Of Jolly, instead Of Thursday, their
regular discount day and all notes falling
due on The 4th Of July and uupaid, will be
protested on the Sd.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29

NOBLE CoSrRBUnoS- Matthew s.
Ridgway. Superintendent of the MoItour
Rolling NJ Ills, left this place yesterday for
the camp where our volunteers are stationed.
He carries with him. TO be distributed among
the boys" some $3l2, oil Of which was
contributed by himself and fellow worSmen
of the Montour Iron WoIks.- DanVille
lsslligsnesr. 2lst inst,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29

e. The publication of the IYatchman, at
Lock Haven, has been suspended for an
indefinite period, for the reason (tbe editor
ssys) that the patrons of the establishment
did not pay their dues.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29

ABoIIrIoSIsr HUNG.-J. Hehton Jones was
arrested IN Obion county, opposite New
Madrid, last Wednesday. and being convicted
OF melting slaves TO commit acts OF violense,
be was trisd. convicted. sna hung lssi Friday
-kerplis Bulletin. 81.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29
"glorious scene !

Natures long holiday luxuriant-rich
In her proud progeny she smiling marks
Their graces, how mature and woAder,i'aught
Hail season exquisite! and hail, ye sons
Ofrural toll ye blooming daughters ye
Who, in the lap of hardy labor reared,
Enjoy the mind unspolted."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29

FIRE IN LEwIsBUEo.-Ou Tuesday last
some little boys we're playing 10 the barn of
Robert M. Musser, Esq- on North Second
street, lin the rear of our ofice.) One, With
a match, touched Of fire cracker, which
"hissed" into the straw. The boys rau for
water, bet 10 few minutes the whole build
ing was in flames, and speedily burned to the
ground. with butcher shop. shed, &c, adjoin'
ing. DR.. Beck's barn, close on the north,
the rear Of the Christian Chapel, Eckert's
strswbrdge's aud ]. Wofes barns, and the
dwellings on Second street, naur by, we're
only saved by great labor aud daring.
Probably this fire caused more damage than
all the profits Oh FIRE crackers ever sold
here. After the disaster, Evans Il Cooper
countermanded an order ior that article. II
would be pleasant to the ladies. old folks
and-horses, to have one GLORIOUS 4th" pass
without that noisance to desecrete H.
LeHisgurg Chronicle.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29

G. The LEGISLATIVE GUARD.--Tbis farce
has been played out. oDly II OF the l2o off.
ssrs snd members we're present on the day Of
msstiag for snrclrent
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29
D r A r II S

10 Jersey Shore. June Stb. MRS. MAR
GARET AMELIA ROBINSON, oged A.
years.
In Chlisquaqne. on the 9th inst. FRED.
ERlCk q. FIEDLER, 20 his 18th year.
In Turbut Tp, on the 10th inst, PHILIP
FOUST, Sr about GS years OF age
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29
WHY COT. wRIGmr WAS NOMINATED.

Our friends are aware Of the position We
have taken in reference to this Congressional
canvass. We insisted that there should be no
party fight We expressed q willingness to
support any man who stood up unequivocally
10 favor OF Supporting the policy Of the gene
raj government. without stopping at this time
to ask whethe: lie has been Democrat or
Republican.
We Insisted on the Republican Conference
nominating Col. Wrgt!,as Union candidate
for these reasons, 10 git
lst. lie fought the Breckenridge secession
Democracy as vigorously, as earnestly aud
courageously as We did. He began the fight
at Charleston, followed it up at Baltimore
aud continued it at home with all the energy
he possessed.
I'd. H. refused to accept the nomination
rendered him by the Democratic Conference
as a party uominstiOu.- Columbia Republican
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29

EJ We are requested to state that all the
stores in this place, will bc closed on Thursday
next, the 4thof July.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29

" BAxrRR's yotusTEKRs MAsrAL, neatly
illustrated with engravings, for sale at this Office
Price rs cents.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29
T HE AM ERICA N

1 UsIoS ESvELoPks, Of good quality for
sale cheap at this Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-29
sUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
New Advertisements.
Good Intent Fire COMPANY

A Stated meeting Of the "Good Intent FIJI
Company" will be held at the Court House
Monday evening, July !, 1861, at u o'c.oc
Punctual attendance is required.
HENRY DONNEL, President.
+ WiLvERT, Secy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

VAtb1itx Mrnitisr-Ws pesune ne
u,eiioal lsefarstiuh evrr - .r.d ~ the hvb
lc has becn m,se thoroughly trst~d thsn
PARRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER Thou.
sfhds Ofpsrssha. wer they c,lied od7to DO
-, would ehevrfally testify uhst they have
used it sor vatious ils With the mus, sstisiac
terry success. Il is within vur eva kn,vi
edge, that an immcate emouht " sun,rinr
has been relieved by t. la pronristar.,
Msssrp PsfrJ Davis 4 Son. ssve NJ psius o.
expeuso 10 order 20 safety the public Being
strictly houorapla men, they observe the at
most uniformity ~ the manuhcture of their
cclsbats,l Pain Killer. The materials II
which IL is composed are eirefaly selected,
none but tAe brss quality being used ~
these means the high reputation which the
fain killer has long since acquired AZ all
times triumphlptly sustained. In view oi
thesc facts, We arr t'y ho mean surprised 10
learn that Ncssra, Davis 8 Sin's sales are
eonstantly and rapidly increasing. White
We eongrstulats our friends generally that %
valuable a preparation as the Pain Killer is
placed within their reach, We must We per.
mittod to rejoice At the we'll mCrited success
~ ts liberal aad cntsrprisiug propricters -
PrOvidene, Ken Adv.
Pain Killer sold by al respectable drur.
gists and medicine dealers
MAY l74w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
BOOK NOTICES.

The Soldiers Hand dy-BoOk- hav,
received from the publhhers. J. p Lippln
OOtt & Co.. Phlladelphia, a neat little man.
ual, containing full instructions Ia ini iiary
discipline. Every soldier should h,vsit.
The Atlantic for Juns has be en- received
Il contains many interesting and Wsll.wr
ten articles. Agnes Of Sorrento" story
from the Pvn Of Mrs. II. B Stowe, is eoniin.
ued. The other leading areiclss are: Gr,ek
Lines, Bag Of Meal, Napoleon the Thru.
COHcernlng things slowly Learnt. American
Navigation, New York Seventh Regiment
aud The Piekens and stealin's Rebellion.
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MAkKIED,

On the 23d inst, IN Seipio tp at the hri Tea
father, Mr. john SwigeFt. Esq. by Rev J
O1lleT, Mr. Henry A Kolisr. Anh Mia Js,,.
ME Il. owlgert, all OF tnis county.
"Huuah Tor the UMoN.P We cried. when
we received the bs'lnHful supply ofente md
b title Of excellent strawberry wine from
which we drank the h,A III rnd happiness Of
the newly mated, May their lives. like two
rivers, unite and flow peacefully tsgethsr.
onfht 2Ist May. BY Rey. ]. II. Good. Mr..
Charles Miller. 70 Mia Matilda KUauss, both
Of the city Of Tifiin. Hl.
On the 93d Of May, ai Adrian. seneca 90 f,
o.. by Rev J 0noA, Mr,IW \ hoFain, 10
Mise Harriet Il. Cramor, ~ Of the above
place. eeIF
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

Returped-fIon. Q. K, Watson returned
HON washlDgton. 90 Msuday. aflor an alb
senee Of several weeks, aud was waraiy
greeted By be irisndt. lie Was witness oi
the stirring events that have traRspired Al u,
Federui Capital aud, during Ihe dalkesI
hour whsn mob iaN iFaled bAltimore and
communication Eilh WAehiaGtOn We TEN.
PorEilyeat q, be snlisisd And Sstyed a. !
high Psiynis" 20 0sa. LAas's oolnpany,
shieh gssrdsd ne White Housa. Ai Mar.
uus6oFgh Va, Oa his retufH, Cot Wais5n
barely sseFPsj teiEprs ana dstsRHpn ~ the
sseslf, EbQ MARKED him - saspeeisd spy,
oSs .rutiiAn assailsd him sBd GhTsatshs5 20
tAte Aim han The train ahd eehdne kiai back
70 haFQeFs Ferry. but friendly iuterposition
prevented Il Had be been tsltn back.
"Ooopsr@ thinks he wobid uoR have been
Dangling nom Asrss. lle says he troaps in
snd aboOt harPss'a Rsrry ase ,he distie.s.
laeaness aAd Faagsdeat apseimes. q hum ~
ity be ever saw They shava no usiIsgms
are armed with al kinds ~ misesllsnecu,
wesbeas, aua hals lbtls % ao,kihe y "a .1
sept ~ tLsY steal itia ne epaniiy arsund.-
4 is 'raAti9 hsar Cooper relate his sr.
Psrisses- Haif
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

An Honor 30 rImn--NYs had OOOSaioH
The OIhtr day, to IOsk through the asrieul.
turAl establishment Of Smith, Barnes a Co,
in Che South part Of town, and were surpris
ed e , q ~ amoupt ofaofk sRsll gSy are
tarniHs Of. The PFsprietOrs lnfermsj us
that over ti4y hands are constanty employ.
ed ia the different departments. They arc
busily engaged, at this time, IN putting up
their selsblatsd Seed Drills. NLioh are so
widely snd favOFablY known IN this country
Il is thsiF iOtendoa to gstup 500 during the
summer. Throggb the mechanical akin Of
Mr., Jonathan Saith, some very vadabie i'm
Pr0yemeHtl have been made on them siaee
last year, rendering then aueidsdly the best
nov 10 use They are also engaged n mau
ulaeturing their ThrsahssS snd ssParstOrs.
foF shiOlt thsle is = vide 5emaia. Those
who have rot FItitsd their thOps would be
surprises 70 Ass lie butihsst which Is dots
there. -frafl rttt tna r'.a11-l I'd
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

uuaienable kinds Of Bitter. with which tbe
whole eountry haa lioe mApy Eeasa baen fldod
ed The namher and variety tliat kaa been
offered 10 the public, SINCE tho introduetion
OF D. kiehafusonb Sherry Wine Bittsu,
may be counted by thousapdsi and nSt Que
Of ahioh can be naRled. thst l. nov eaistiak,
that was la1oduoed even twonty years later
than tle origin u this meiicine. They sad
denly APPEARED. With HamiRg ACCOMPLISHMENTS
% their fsInafhahls virtues, but as qaiokiy
departed and Rsre seea no more.
sherry Wins bitteFa sold by Az rsspesta-
BE druggists.
NHyl.lw Hfidtf 1t.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

IiffiN - o. REGULATIONS.
ETPssto fissheuTs ffoln 2 a /. N. 20 ~
r. M. EhaN
GFMaila FOR the inain. Eerth and South
will close lb minutes before car lime. All
lstieFs should be mailed 1T least 30 miRutrs
before enI time. 4-.Yi l.a.s
eB Letters and papers must be prepaid,
in order 10 insure transinissiOn
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TIE
10 NAILS. rt.-l. ......
Mail train Passei Thin; saing South. a.
8 IS A. NJ, Going North at 957 y. NJ.
DdaNare, MafiOH sad UppsF Sandlsky
Mailurrives by Hack, tuesdays aud frtdays
at 4 2. N -leaves the same day ut 2 r. 81.
BpeyTps and Aelmoge Mail aFrige. Mon-
days Rhd Fridays. ~ p. Ms--leaVes, Tues
daA and Saturdays,RJ 3 Ann
Republic and Bellevue Mail arrivss bY
Hack daily, al n A. M.--lrnves At4Ps ~
Rsatoria Matt arrives by Hask, Tuesdays.
Thursdays Hnd Saturdays. at II A. NJ
leaves same day a % r NJ -
FL Seneca Mail arriges. TueadAya and
Fridays. at 3 2. h..-.lSasss sane day at4
P. u, iaf
'''1 'f '-'''' HL. MCKEE. r. NJ
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

Recruiting for Camp ,DepnisOn--
Lieut.. Col. Frahklin,' Capt, Clark. sefvA.-'
kisi-s~srHa rosnmire, Walk err Huddei and
SnOver came up Onfarlough from Camp
DeHnisOn, On Wednssday morning, for the
purpose Ofrecruiting 3 number Of men IA I'm
up their eOmPa y for three years. They look
sun Drowned ahd hearty aud present quits =
military appearance. They report the boys
all 10 sNeellept 'piFts sndrfyiesr Zoe the
Tray" They win probably return on Mon.
day