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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
THE UNION MOVEMENT-THE
PEOPLE WILL BE HEARD.

The Union movement is sweeping Ohio
like fire on the prairie. The call, which
we publish on tho outside Of to-day's
paper, is signed by such Democrats as
David Tod, Hooking Hunter, G. Volney
Dorsey, VIM. C. Groesbock, Georgs w.
Andrews, r. B. Warden and many more
of the leading spirits Of the party.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23

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OF Hon. Paul Dillingham;, Democratic
candidate for Governor of Vermont, and
also Hon. Stephen Thomas and james T.
Thurston, Esq, candidates for Lieutenant
Governor and State Treasurer, have writ
ten to the chairman of the State Commit
tee, declining to be candidates for the
Offices to which they were nominated by
the Democratic State Convention, held
at Montpelier on the Gath ult.
A CALCIUM LIGHT REeMENT.-The
New York Times says, Prof. Robert
Grant, the inventor of the calcium light,
has been authorized by the War Depart
ment to raise a regiment. The purpose
Of the War Department in giving Prof.
Grant this authority is to test the value OF
the calcium light on large scale in maxi
ing night attacks. Gen. Butler COM
mends 1t highly from the experience he
has had il at Fortress Monroe, and
Gen. Mcclellan has expressed the opin-
,on that IL could be made valuable at-
iunct to the operations Of our army.
PRENTIcIANA.-The Courier says that
the independence of the Southern Con-
federacy is fixed fact. Perhaps that
fact may require to be liked over again
every little while for some yeare to com
OSTMr. Burnett, Of Kentucky, in re.
sponse to Mr.. Hickman, of Pennsylvania,
in the House, the Other day, cried, "Let
us have peacc-I am for peace :" Owen
Lovejoy instantly rose, and exclaimed
"The gentleman from Kentucky talks
about peacc-there is no peace for the
wicked, saith my God - The answer
brought down the House.
The Post office Department has issued
the following:
"Postmasters will take notice that oil
prepaid letters to soldiers in any Regi.
ment in the service, and directed to then
at points where they have been stationed
may be forwarded, whenever practicable
to any other point 10 which they MAJ
have been ordered, without further charg,
thereon for forwarding.
Signed, ]. A. KASSON,
"First Assistant Postmaster General.
6TGen. Mcdowell has published hi
official report of the battle of Bull's Run
The total number killed was 4Sl: woun
ded l,Olli missing l,2l6. Grand totu
2.T0S.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
Foreign Language Among the
Hrnnuts

Considerable feeling wos occasioned n
short time since by the Gener order from
Washington thnt soldiers must speak the
English language Since then the order
has boon officially explained in sotls-
factory manner. The following lcttHr
from Secretary Of State, 20 the Mayor Of
Buffalo, shows that che Objectionable
order had boen entirely rcBeinded:
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
WAsHNGToN, 9Th Aug. l96lS
To +. A. ALBFRoER, Esq, Mayor Of the
City Of BufIdlo N. y:
DEAR SfR:I have 10 a knowledge the
receipt Of your letter Of the bth inst, aud
10 state in reply, that the order TO which
IL refers was officially explained n day or
two since, by the Secretary of War, but
having still been subject TO great misap-
prehension Il has now boon entirely re.
scinded aud vacated. Consequently
there Is no objection whatever, TO the
acceptance Of the service Of volunteers,
on tho ground Of nationality or language.
The contest for the Union is regarded, as
Il ought 90 be, battle Of the freemen Of
the world for tho institutions ofself-gov-
ernment.
am very truly yours,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
rrldnr. August as. aseI.
The Government First.
PARTIES AFTERwARD.

"Do not tatk about Republicans noio; do
not falk about Democrats Roioj do not talk
about Wings or Amerio0as Hoio tak
about your Country and ne Consiitutfon
and ne UnioH-Sdre that; preFerUe he
integrity Of the Government once more
plaee u ereet among the nations; and hon
n ,oe oaat 10 divide about quesiions hGl
6ay artse IN our midst, ne hdUc govern
Heni 10 diUide in."-t Extract from the
late speech Of Hon, AEEREw JOHNSON, Of
Tennessee, in the U. 8. Senate.
"No man can Be a true Democrat NTH
out icing at me same time loyal patriot
and here are buf fioO positions 10 assuHe
ice must either Be for or against our gov
ernmeni-- either r a TR 1 o rs OF
TRAITORS."-[DoUoLAs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
Day Of Fasting, Iumilint tiOn
Nud Prnycr-PrOCluUuntiOn Of
the President,

In accordance with the request Of Con-
gress, the President has issued the follow
ing proclamation, appointing Thursday,
September 80, as day Of fasting, humil-
atiun and prayer:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
am very truly yours,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
Southern News via Louisville
Nelson RClcuscd-BrOwnIOVy
UumOlestCd-Wh COnsigm-
mpnts 20 Cairo Mean.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. lG.-Tcnncssoe
passengers report that Representative
Nelson has been released, and that
Brownlow is still unmolcsted.
The Louisville Journal says mon pre-
Tossing to be Unionists ship goods marked
for Union men at Cairo and other places,
which are put off nt Smthlund and Pa
ducOh, and then shipped up the Cumber-
land and Tennessee rivers for tho rail-
road crossing them The Richmond
Enquirer says the pledges Of rice, cotton
and money are good, and cannot fall
short Of twenty to thirty millions OF
dollnrs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
PoIItIcnI Items.

The Demoerauo Central Committee
of Clark co. have issued call for I'm
ion convention of the people.
Tho Plqua Enquirer, Hamilton Tele
graph and Delaware Democratic Stand
ard fepudiato the action Of the Democrat
Il State ooRyention.--FrsmOni Demo
Graf.
Goyornor Gamble, Of Missouri, has is-
sued proolsmstion fos a general cleo
don for State officers, to be held on the
6sst Monday Of November next, in ae-
eordance with the recent ordinance Of the
Convention, nlo
DEArn OF AIR. BuASErT--It is repOr-
ted that All Burnett, the wen known e.
oeutionisss and poet. was killed at Poes,
KanswhN river, He was connected with
one Of the Ohio regiments
OSrGep. Wool has taken command Al
\ Fortress Monroe, Gen, Butler has gone
o. Massachusetts 10 organize a new di'
I y.sion, 70 be commanded by himself.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
Grand Union Mass COnVer-
tion!
Down with Parties and once
seek crs-- UP with the stars
aud stripes

All good Union men, Of whatever party
name, who are opposed to party nomina-
tions and in favor Of giving the Govern
ment an unconditional support in all
proper efforts to maintain the Union and
crush the rebellion, aud who are opposed
to compromising with traitors in arms
are requested to meet in MASS CON
vENTION, at Tidin, on
saturday, August 3lsI,
TO consult together--to appoint six dele
gates to represent Seneca county in the
Union State Convention at Columbus OF
the 9th of September, and to nominate a
Union county ticket for Seneca county
The call is being numerously signed b!
men of all parties, and will appear thi
week.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
NEW HEARsE

~ By street attention 70 butinsli anda Fsduetieu
patToasFe 6four hisndI. Don't ioSEstths old staHds
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
Notice.

All persons are hereby notified
70 trust ny wife, EiiFsbsth Milliansi vhn len ~
bed and bosrd Without any Just % pruVouetoa
On ny part, win pay 10 debi. ~ hfi eeniIaeiioh
JOHN WILLIAMS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
GENEsAt wOol -Th0 10y DaIly rImes

general wooI The Troy Daily Times
says;
We announce with The most lively sat,
isiaotion that an doubt With reference TO
the onlers rom Washington 10 General
Wool is at an end lie this mcrning re-
ctived fom the War Department. a nod-
fcation that he had been uppointed to
the command ofthe Department Of South
eastern Vir9iuia--heud quarters al Fort
fess Monrot-with thortiots TO report
himself ior duty Immediately. lie viii
leave this city foy his post Of duty OF
"Wednesday
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The HlckorY Grove NurserIes.
A. the head Of Broadway9 miles above the Oliver
House, Toledo, o. would call the at ention Of
.hEE DEALERS AND NURSERY
MEN

want Of Trees and Plants for fall trade, 10 their
took, which is very lnvgs and prom consist
Ing OF near 900 acres slosely set, and having bat
limited trade they enabled to GIL orders With
healthy irees not exposed to the ussal pois attending
shipments from eastern nurseries.
Having 25 Of Apple Trees, foury from the
gran, will enable them 10 satisfy parties who value
stock Is almost unlimited, very thT.ny and hne.-
Send foi q trade list,
Odice on Cd hooT Breeds Blohk, one minute walk
from r. r. Depot. II absentinqnire OF Breed Bros
or p. n, Hannum & Co., on Ist floor.
Address HALL, sTEBBlNs & co.
A few careful, energetic Agents will hnd employ
at a fair commission. jun26.9m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
- " 9. MYERs q DO.
I5HfTT-A-L OFFICB.
II. u. ADAMS

Has opened an Office with Drs..
Fissf and Sal DER whsro he viii b plsass - atisad
70 ~ sho may uiSh % avai AeatsFei - Aia Ifsfes
tiona services
noa ths bs1i prneipai ~ Denal Hoienes. and Z iae
narsd 10 uo1k The NULCANIrE plates, ,uhi6h are Goa
sdsfed praieiabis % gold ond o.y one half he
hrddeial Toeih sill 40 Welllo call PartisulEl.
isatioa gIyeE 20 diseased guua.
asS96 hNADAhlss
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23

A PROCLAMATION
By tAs President Of he United States Of
A tnericd.


By hs President Of TIC United Siaies Of
A mericd.
WHEREAS, A Joint Committee Of both
Houses of Congress has waited on the
President of the United States, and re-
qupsted him 20 recommend day of pub.
lie humiliation, prayer aud lasting, to be
observed by the people of the United
Stutca with religious solemnities, and the
offering of fervent applications to Al
mighty God for the safety and welfare Of
these States, His blessings on their arms
aud speedy restoration of peace; and
WHLREAs, IL is tit and becoming in all
people at all times to acknowledge and
revere the supreme government OF God,
q bow In humble submission to Ills chas-
/ sements, TO confess and deplore their
sins and transgressions in tho full oonvio-
ton that the tear Of the Lord is the begin.
ning Of wisdom, and TO pray with all Ter
vency and oontriton for the pardon OF
their past offences, and for blessing
upon their present aud prospective Actionj
aud
WIntEAs, When our beloved country,
once, by the blessing OF God, unitod,pros-
porous and happy, is now afflicted with
faction aud civil war, it is peculiarly iit
| Tor us 10 recognize the hand OF God ia
| this visitation, aud In sorrowiul remem-
/ bTance Of our own faults and crimes os a
nation and as individuals, TO humble our-
selves before Him, and to pray for His
mercy--to pray that Ne may bo spared
further punishment, though lustly deserved
that our arms mby be blessed and made
eileotual Tor the rc-establishment OF law
order and peace throughout CUR country
and that the inestimable boon Of civil and
religious liberty, earned under His guid,
, anoo and blessing by the labOrs and snf
, lerings OF our fathers, may be restored C
all lis original excellence Therefore,
Abraham lincoln, Presidonto ofthe UnitoS
States, DO appoint tho last THURSDAY il
! September next a. a day of humiliat on
! fasting and prayer for all the people o
the Nation aud do earnestly recon
. mend 10 all tho people, aud especially {,
, all ministers and teachers Of religion O
i all denominations, aud 10 all heads o
! families, TO observe and keep that do,
, according - their several creeds Rn
/ modes OF worship in all humility aud wit
allreligiOus solemnity, TO the end thai Oh
united prayer OF the nation may ascend
: the Throne o. Grace, and bring dow
MI plentiful blessings upon our own country
In testimony whereof have hereunt
SET my hand and caused the great seal Z
4 the Uai ed States 10 be uilixed, this lat
/, day of August, A. ID. 1861, and OF the il
4 dependence Of the United States Of Amel
lea the eighty sixth.
"A By tho President ABRuAm LINCOLN.
MI WILLIAM II SEwARE, Sec Of Stute,
,SSlGrxsnit wOol.-Tho Troy Daily Tim,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
NNNHNHANNNN.

AhsI The 6Hlof Msv We will be prepared 20 f5Tal,A
COFFlhsot az descriptions Of The lassat ahd bssl
style, We are having
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an the Inltcd SfdlcS
Fire Safes in fr'. al out right; riA ron.
iGafs In rood condition.
Tho Salamander Safes of Philadelphia against The
world
EVANS & WATSON,
have had the surGs demonstration ~ ibe following
tcate that their manufacture OF Salamandcr Safes has
at length fully warranted the senations which have
been made of them rendering undoubted security
against the terrific element.
Philadelphia April ID. 1865.
.NesSrS ErGaS Il U0tSDR: GCntlamCn-It It affords us
the highest satisfaction TO state you, that owing
the very protective qualities ortwo Of thu SnamnHdG
Safes which purchased Of you 1vc month since
we saved large portion Of ewolry, and all our books
&C. exposed to the cal1minous hTc in Ranscad place
the morning of the ilth inst.
When wc rrnact ihst th.s safes were located IN the
fourth story Of the building occupied and that they
fell subsequently int heap Of burning ruins where the
concentration Of the at caused the brass plates
melt We cannot bui regard the preservation Of their val
uabe contents most convincing proof Of the great
curty afforded by your saf.s.
We shall TUX great pleasure in recommending them 20
men Of business n reliance against ifa.
GEORGE W. SIMMONS & BRO, Icrcilcrs.
lJ@They have since purchased six large Safes.
August %, ltJJ
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MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS
puENIX RITTERS-

These Medicines have now been before the public fol
period Of 30 years, and during that time have main
tanned high character In almost every part of the
globe for the extraordinary curative properties whcl
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AFFAIR TEIAL IS A CERTAIN CURE I

RET BEWARE Of Bogus Remedies advertised ms nr.
Churchl's, and all other sWINDIlNG DEVICES to rob
sufferers of their means, lose prciouS time and hasten
FATAL RESULT. Write to me for CIRCULARS, and for
DR.. Churchills Treatise on Consumption,
which contain the only authentic Information in regard
10 this NEW TREATMENT. Sent IREE 10 all inquircrs
-0----
PRICE, IN 7 and 1o-oa Bottles 81 and Sc eaeh.--
Three large, or six small for s5. IIy facsimile 10
on both tho Label and Outside Wrapper.
NO OTHER rs GENUINE.
10 Do not confound this Remedy with the socaled
&! Chemical Food !" and particularly AVOID all mcIara
lions containing iron, whichis DANGEROUS and CCdrsr
el, which has NO Ct'R,TiyE PROPERTY WHATEVER.
'Soll by the most respectable Druggists throughout
MaUhted States and British Provinces, aud Wholesale
'Retal at tho General Depot in the United States, by
J. WINCHESTER, SO John Street, ny.
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Moata Life Pills indebted for their name to their
manifest and sensible action in purifying the springs
and channels of life, and cnSung them with renewed
tone and Vgor and to the undouhed fact that very
curly part in their history, they had rescued sufferers
from the very verge of an uniimely grave, perfectly
curing to them that uniform enjoyment of health with
out which life itself is but partial blessing. So great
indeed had their efficacy invariably proved that il was
scarcely less than miraculous to those who were
quantcd with the beautiful philosophical principles
upon which they were compounded, and upon which
H.. -u..n.... t.-hilu ct
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AYer'sSarSaparilla

a
A compound remedy in which we have la
bored to produce the most cilcctual alternative
that can be made. Its concentrated extract
of fu,a Nasuparila 10 combined with other
Substances OF still ercaicr alternative power as
to ullo,d an objective Gtitute for the diseases
SaIsdporilla Is rcpu'Cd 10 cure. II is believed
that such n remedy is wanted by those who
suffer from Strimous complaints, and that one
which Will accomplish tncr cure must prove
Of iuun0s, se-yicc TO this large class of our
afflicted tellow-cti.cns. How completely this
e0mpoGud will do it has been proven by exper-
inlut on many of the worst cases to be found
Of the following complpints:--
SCRoFULA AND SuRorUlOUs COMPLAINTS,
EBurrfoNs AND EFuTrIyE DISEASES, ULCERS,
pNiLu., BL0rrms TUIoRs, SALT RBEuM,
Scam HEAD, SYPHILIS AND SYPHILIr1c Az
FECrONs MERcupIAL DtsEAsB, DRoPsy, NEu-
EALUtt pu 'lIc DouinupEux, DEBILITY, DYs-
IrrsA AsD lNDrGrsrioN, ERYsIPELAs, RosE
On ST. AvTuoTY's FIRE, and indeed the whole
class Of complaints arising from IMPuRrTY OF
AXE BLo)D
This compound VIII be lOnnd great pro-
m0tpr of health. when taken in the spring, to
cNicl the foul humors which tester in the
blood at chat season ofthe year. By the time
ly expulsion of them many ranking disorders
are rippGd in the bud. Alultitudes can, by
the aid Of this remedy, spare themselves from
s"re. tLr,nrb vbirS tba tystcn, viii strive 70
T;d itsoif NJ no,t;os ; = not .ss;stoJ ~ o
~, ,hr,o t,n ,,pt,,,.a, ,a,,,,ois or tIo ~,
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,ti.tnd HAD ,5omn,r ,n,, nd ;ts ;,nu,,r;tos
hnry,i,,, trn,,gl tlo ,iir in ,,;,nnlcs nrnt;o,s
nr snr cI9gc IL ' ,ybor I,n ind IL IL nj,
.,rnc,,d .Id sIngcisb in ,lS yo;ns cloonso i
,rlcno,.or il ;g foSi naj ,.o,r fooi;ngs viii toli
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L fcIt ncoplo enioy botter health. and live
Io,,ar f,r cIoon:;,;, tbo I,lnoJ ltaa,, tho
iIoa5 hdoith,. nmd 81, /. ,.nli. h,t r,;ttP .his G
nnbulom Of jifo disordareJ tbore con he M
I,st;,,, Lo,l,b Soo,,or or lotnr sor,o,bi,r,
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HUILIATING SpEcIAcL II he follow.
ing remark was made by swell inspect
ing through bis eye. glass very small in
FAINT exhibited to hin at the instance of its
father, by its nurse. +" Welcome, little
stwangeaw Baby, singulaw queech iaw--
OF eawse, A was once baby naself
Ought it make fella humble--the) ide-
aw nf haying. hay been sa match like a
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Those Laboring Under

ckness az once relieve themseves from the thou.
and maladics that flesh heir TO- IL they will only
follow the counscls OF nature and take the medicine
best assists her in her operations That med
cine is the Vegetable Life Medicines Of DR.. MorrAr,
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Life Pills and Phoenix B:tters.

Tne Life Pills aud Phoenix Bttcrs are, perhaps, tie
hc-t remedy for restoring strength the body for they
a. gentle Carlaartic, and, by their tUuIC qualities
strengthen the whole sy stem
Niuiats Life Pillspcrsnus Of p'uthuIc habit, who
subject TO ilts headache, eiddnCss, dimness Of
sight GrUwsness, from too great How Of blood TO
Tee head, should take thgte ris frequently.
ADVICE TO FEMALES Females who yaluc their
health should he without the Life hlrdcines,
they purify the blood ObstuCtions, and give the
skin beautiful, clear healthy and blooming appear.
anCe.
To Elderly Pcrsons.-Many healthy aged individuals
who know tho value of flOilats Life Medicines make
it rule To take them two three times week, by
which they remove the that produce disease,
preserve their health and keep of the inlrnities of
age.
Facts for Mothers and Nurscs-It is fact, est,b.
sled BY the annual bliss Of mortality, that half of
the children BONE cut OF before attaining
years Of and tho fitfl source of this mortality is
found exist in that foul of the stomach and
bowels which produced the generation Of worms As
the sRf of ndntile health in this critical state
the Life Medicines have long held distinguished repu.
taun, and for fnulness of the stomach and bowels and
commissions, although may exist II is allow ed
tn be superior to any other
MOfats Pills and BiitCrs.- No medicines present
known have dome much good to mankind these,
within the last few ycarg ana certainly none have
been rewarded with more numerous and authentic
timoni1ls of tbcir invarablc and extensive efficacy
They require dieting nor confinement perfectly
mild and pleasant in their operation but will power.
FULLY health-that CREATES Of earthly blessings
to the most exhausted and tapiiatci stitutions
Prepared by
Dr. WN H. MOFFAT,
335 lrcSd~ay New York.
And for sale by ai4bruggists ap3'6l ly.