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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

Female ltIsga'Ar.iief, Wu1kles Utcriae iisni,ee
urnif aut an ocslufpiiuc dil ,uIict anl usa ieina
tl Troubles ~ sNomHn euireiy ourcd hy tha ufIel.
\ tultte Namhaila Uterine DaIlnliruu.
lu ihs tolnerticn, Rlfs nrr,hgr sistgr OF The pcy
h.uy Ward Bees het, iu l.gusu TO the psole, page
\ l-t,salsF
"lha,r nine sisters ana ltiaei .lalaws and lour,eor
nmalg cousins. 40 mfuiei aud 1 delicate ani ailias.
Amit tIc imwcusC cirlig ms ireGis and 4tuhtint.
Iryet, Caanof rera ttn maffrd ,1irs horl in thif
coutuTy end guuntr- Win alo per. erib healthy"
lu cases, toWetcf, uhere thb t,raeicntcrf Dtihaie
un has tevn uscd w musi al thai hsadh has rspilh
taken 'hc place oi disease, snd lahet have become
rahusti sieansi vigOIous nhd heshhs
Nfs, 0lratou, OF Ehaifs, sayf5 "hesuiifal, Indeed.
Wthc conutiugi uustiag uaturs ot wouan, bat how
mugh does q nscd % o. protected hy wa.chlhhost
that Wiu lead her 10 tpae 81 tissasg 20 appeal 10
medical advlssr of ,cieuHdu edua suon, moral worih
and parity ofyharse,ef,n
Alithosv may BE- seeuTel BY addressing tho GSaefsn
berg company,
lam a Meihoiist clergyman. Ny heaH has hislv
sghci to uiinefs ihc Neblc hfafh efunnuuas haru
uiycrdwy giftuii prssuhlnF iae soiPel, thank Gad.
however Wti hair .etn ailthtfq aitaassf eitt va
to uie EraVienlrw MnFshalif iieHnv Csiaaii,an,
vhgfcNrrii lti bscn ufed. ltry. fkffk eNAkp
RiasNay, M'ehlEen. FernerF sf NsRe,n siah,
Mvdina 60 d a..
ref sa.s y, naHois s Co.. A. a. snyasu TiG,u,
d liah loeelli nf, ~ Aaief. Grsen fiIhngs; Nm
fiH'ager AHifai n. hufrar a co., Mei-fiHhtntira,
wUhY medicine doahsrs ihranshuni fif SIsta.
a a. klNasLkA, U,evsisaa,
u2SiF. Aseui isi uhio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
Rebels Mooying again In mls,
sOsurl

TelcCruphic dispatches 70 the 81. Louie
Damocrai rom Jefferson City on the goth
nst., repor that the rebels are gather.
M In on tho tack ofthe returning Fede-
iel army, end that refugees are beginning
to arrive who have kcen driven out hy the
fear Of Prices army The dispatches
say;
hr. Gravely, member oftho State Com
vention. arrived here last night from
Springfield, which place he len ou Frldav
night lie says . body Of 1000 Of pri-
ces cavalry have made their appearance
az Sarcoxie, and that fOraging parties Eol-
row up the irock Of our reovdlng party,
nlunderlng Union citizens and renewing
Mi,h impuHily every species Of outrage.
he pafsod train Il cmirfsnt wagons
mile Tong containing Union rcGges: and
smother tain offye wagons arrived To-
day.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
sen. Dix's Progress sa Eastern
Nirginiss.

Tho news Of Cen Dix's peaceablo
possession Of the eastern counties OF Vir-
glnia has been fully confirmed, and with
greaulyng assurances that the people eve
where are giving evidences OF thor low
atty, not only by extending courtesios 10
cur trUorfi but by raising tho American
Alng IN evciy little town. large NUM-
sers OF the proclamation OF Gen. Dix
were printed before he entered Acoomac,
end they have been widely distributed,
owing great satisfaction, though quite an
elem nt In the population are found 10 be
uneblo 10 read and write.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

~. 49,, 'fNAiii'Nf maNnf'nn ios Nay las 81.
W. w. % hius'lry, Nif.-l have been seilius the
neltcincs Of tIs 0sscientrr. Connany H. M, ft hi
Naafl An9 haVe luvauahIy innud them Co siro Great
'ohshciuui andiho rills have soil 90 sseat man,
amihes rcennras thsF lo1 and couce ani Win
~ 'fi"e iheN have tcromc staple tuieie. Marha 3.
'leuh7 'aiholgnu is medicine thit has dohr sresi
t"oNui oi gool ir teHlglo jlscasrt one lady .sIs
i tl Told me she bod rgroiNsd more hrurat hon, nnf
No'r tnan che diN fom bong course ofneIicultrs,t
neat el ne moH fl,liiol pays'cisns. Nours tfai,.
JAMES tKffsnN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
The Capture ofSIidoII nUd WA.
sVm-Gritish Violation Of Ncu.
trnlity.

trnlitY.
IfEnClnnA IL tesirons Of a quarrel with
tha country on account ofihc seizure OF
Slidoll and siuuon, there aro two or three
considerations hlch might mako Il in
convenient FOR her 90 take unnecessary
oiitnse. Among other irfcgur rites, on
her part, tue Governor Of the British Is
lind Of Trinidad allowed tho notorious
privatoer Sumter % take IN coal. The
now captured Commissioners were also
introduced 70 the Captain General OF Gu.
ha by the British Consul. Gonotal at Hn.
vans, In foil oEolal costume. Either, of
thrse instances would bo ut least a fair
eet-oifto the recent trsusseton. Nor,
should wenced "a look at british exam.
pie mrlhor, can We tail to remember the
destruction of tho Danjsh acct in the har.
hor Of Copenhagen, when England was
~ full peace with Donmark, morog on
suspicion that q might be made o. serve
the purpose Of her enemies.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
TO THR PUBLIC.
TO TEACHERS.

Meetings for the Examination OF
Teachers, viii Be held in De Court House,
Ia Iifin. a; 2 o'clock Il. a.. On cach satHr-
day OF Febuary. March, April, May, Scp-
temher, October and NoVcmher; and on q e
third Saturday Of each oi the remaining
of tie year. n GOOD
JAMES PILLARS
JQHN MCCAuLEY
Tinn. Feb, 4, i6ee-los
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difaase cold settles aomcvhorc in the body and o.
ttrnea IL natural functloni These VI not relieved
upon themselves aud the surrounding urrans pre-
auring general argravaii8n, suffering and disease.
Mho IN This condition oppressed by tho arrangements
a.e leta itl and see how directly uy restore the
natural action II tho system and with ID the buoVant
iens oi haalih agnn. What s iruo aud apparcnt IN
w WA ana common complaint Is also true IN many
pi ihe ap eniei anil dangerous disiemuera The
prEaife oift eNpcs Them. Caused BY similar obsifu5
pns aud arrangements % the natural functions " the
dy they are rapidly and many Il ihom surely, cured
w lho lau means. None who know tie virtues Oh these
Pills will neglect 10 employ uon when suffering fosh
the disorders thuy cure.
Statements from leading physicians IN come Of Ire
principal ciiies, aud hUu 0or we'll known putis por.
cons.
Tiom ForiC1riiug Merchant II s.. Louff 10. g. 1854
bt. AYR. Your lis nrn hit lathsun % ~ that d
great iu medicine. Tncy have curel my little daughter
of uleus s1l upon or hands and fdi that had proved
ineurAhle Tor wears. Her muthor has been long rrsr-
guay aciod with hutchel snd pmples her skin ana
in h'r hair Alur ciild cured, she also tried
your lill' and they havo cured her.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

For the speedy aud Permanent Cure
oiSeminal weakness, Natural and Diurnal Emis.
tionsi Nervous and Gereml uebiiiy. lmpo-
tence, and al diseases ansing from soli
iary Habits or Excessive Indulgence.
WHERE urc thousands Of Youug Men, ~ well a.
Middle 4 ged and uld AieH Who are sniIering 10
Nteni from the shove diseases. Manv, perh ans.
ware Of iiriT tfnc condition, OF when assist
Nliy needed
Nenedt OF such, NE herewith give a fsv- Of
Wmor sympt0ms, viz. Mcakusss Of ti,.
mhs, fain iu The liead anil side, Dimness
and Webs hciorc the Eyes, Palpiiation
Nyspepsia. loss OF firmufy, Coufu lion
'sion of Spirits, Aver.ion to Sorirty,
tmiaityt SO. For each md an the
these remedies will be iouuda 'suv-
bs embrace three prescriptions A bax
ofNetyaus Taaie Pius. aHd ha1 OF
D., al OF which have Important Offices
4houid be nted iuseihsT 10 every ease.
ose, otieT modes Of usaiment ma,
easioious. yizi
al n,'h he vio'sues Of SERIAL excite.
iediatsly arrest nos'umsl and diunal
''f owe iacai veatnss.. causing hs Or
leir naiural toue aud tigoT,
hethenlhc constitution hy eFgrcom-
Its aud general weakness,
rer the sIidts, which are utialiy de-
uing nii sHsiunT eausts iron The sys
iavisouiisg propsFiisi they restore
.suaiurul heaiih aud vigoF Of man.
whon all other means have hiled.
siH 90 MrruTy,Ho onium. nor any.
ihng event prtFe inI Iurous.
elff and pleasant 10 use, and rili not
iePaiieuta rsual buiiuesf oF pleas
'suisd ui,hout susPi6Iou, o. kuoul.
om mate.
cons aiihin ths reach ofall, We have
ihs fastcis 40 50 per boa, ana t.r
ncr hoE each. Ia orlcuue hv mail.
lpurV tgriss eenii ia stamps .hoalj
Jun resta=e.
uiLt a. WHntafu s4fe and elT.rfusf Z
ealei - irfcgulaFitiet, Srarrsssion
ie Neusaf, oFa ans dissase n5enf A. 10
fteK, shoald use llr. Gais's Female
aihb Pills ffier, By nail, q an
stamp.
auu rhess Pih shruA noi be
aney' A. misgagfiass Willbs si.s eou-
mill hsuhh, dsfarmity. o. suy oihsr
n1hi, cause, deem u nuseessarY 10
oIiaurilY, can ~ uithoul iucur,
hh nr carsfif ntinn OBJ the use OF ~.
fisyeatlve foeders- fficei BY
Hlmrs.
80 ssiy BE- obisiasd BY sadrss,ips
az, fd,s,s Msdieui rrss,iss os
rf,ee ieceata.
iLLEa a co. Gsusral As.n,..
byI.I- st. JaAn & Co.. s,s,, ,t.,
% ,elglng in pesson ca D. uail, On.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

kead What uF. uashnull says offlu GraHanbrr, N.ii
cues hr. nis uph,,irianef extensive rrtetirs. soi
lge q ,,e meet aucce,sf ia ihg couuty (rrambuHl IN
"lhis ryutuus hat have used uo Grt0,nlsrs d. D.
and Marshals Catbohuon, sod hore by D. IA. AZ ish.
'on' "a nv pfsolirc 10 ny vniirs salsftouon Thr,
90 ro1d mediyines Uu a. ~ Wrs.sgt, , p y
Hartford iwmlull Co, o., Narch z, 1857.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

sldrrthe following facts, and th
would not be 20 their INTEREST," senl him an orleF-
lis business u e0lusivcy cash ones he buys an,
stllfexcufvcly Tor Gashf aud has one of the mos, y
tvnsivc Fartoriesin riMn
son,o ihrit different choice brauds Of sesars fror
Havana and hremnn constantly on hand. An cVter
live uush husn euahle shim 10 seat very small nr
TITS. Alo, cole agent for gonuine uavana Eagle Prr
cipe, finm the mnuuhrinry Of " 10 LVilleeasi Nun
sral sto, Rita Street Pducipe, Isla dc Cuba.
llr has, slso, ahoi.e brands Of dne cut Chewing an
smoking rohnccoi French Rappc and Nacnhoy Snui|
constantly on hand. Orlcrs dilcd on .hon natirc,
icfma cash. Ldecnl n, SCHiNNESS. .
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

NtAAHtNts
a4 niss fsocIru, D,rdAT1b OF ntrhT cons-
VAN.
AN trtcfisy 7 eal rpinuing.
Sitting altuc in the suui
Ard ihe dfqam lhai spun WIS aoicngihY
ltiastod tiii day eao g9ne
hrSiei not cloud orsiadow
That ililei over iho hhl
o. ihc humming bees 1r the swaliows, :
Or .hC rleklug n ihe ulh
laet ihe ihg1his for ny spinning
40 Of tue summer air,
Ani nickorinc ray of sunlight
Was woye 10 here aud thctc'
rf'he shadows grow longer md longer,
The 6ytnipF wi J mss',l vs..
Ard thc purpla en.cni BE- oftHnst
Wss a0oding The western SKY,
put coula not Leave my spinning,
fef 30 flir my dream bad grown,
Ihctdcd not, hour DIV hour.
How The silent Jay had Gown.
"a last ne gray shadows fell round me-
Aud the nirht came dark and chill,
And ruas ami rau down The valley,
Audien t on tho h.ll
fWenl up ucMli tl,is mornior,
20 tho piece whore ing ep'nuing lav
Tacro VAS nothing but gli.ieninS dow
drols.
Remained ofmv irs,m 10 dpv.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

WhANliAiiNf ~ - Nln Feb 1904
sni have used your Pills In my gontru aud ho-5.t
practice since you made then and cannot esat, -
sHy tuy The best caihnrtc employ. Their Teru
hiing action on the liver l. quick and decided conso.
queniy they nra an admirable remedy or arrangements
Of tint organ. Indeed have seldom found rasa of
bout delie 50 obstinate that g did not REQ " ysld 10
them. iratoually yours, ALONZO nALi, M D.
ifgscidn Of ths Mdil.s lfBluiirL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD
Great Broad Guagc, Double Track
and Telegraph Route.
TO
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
AND AL EASTERN CITIES,
CARRNiNG TuE
CT. WESTERN UNITED STATES
MAILS.

EXruuss TRAissleave. nunkiTk daily, on arrival Of
an Trains on the Lake shoe Rnilrold from Cloye.
land, Cincinnati, Toledo Chicago, and run through 90
New York without rhnurp
Tur osiy Roure Wnuinr Cars thr ugh f'om the
inEet 20 New Ncrk city splcndid ventilated sleep.
inH tBrs RON on Night rnius.
naruogc checked through. Furo always ui low o.,
hY uihrrrHutn.
ho,ton ra.cugeu aud their baggage Transferred
Free iu Sew orb.
Ne particular ond emil for Tickets via Uunkirk, and
the New Nort mud Erie Railroad, which 8rc sold at
40 the principal Railroad Ofgesi in tic West.
This road affords iariuuos Tor shipment a Freight
superior 90 uuN other route.
AN EMPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
caves New Yok daily, making close connections
'hroughtn nll lpoint Wrd, and puicktr line than ever
hctutu ma lo un any line.
fuf Freight ralea, enquire Of q. pArNAN, $40
h'oadvHy, Nrw NoHEi louN p UtNLtr, % state
~, nosIns, Mau., or Of JAtcn FoRsyuH fueghi
Agent, % tlark sL,CmCAOo, 40,
CtAS. MlNOT,
GEN'L Sur'r.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
DEN TTSTRY
DR.. J. w MARTIN, Dentist,

Has permanently located in Titlin,
nnd ouios ti professional services TO The oizons Of
IiHn and siHirify.
Ulrur ail ofh- lntoti improvement, be o. prepared
to uttnto unn trIruuhu rfnr pies tuf DE LtluD tur
Hnd alton n The uniuf1 trc, md also tu nseU
teeth, rnm one tn Hu ontlrn He, mounted ON Nul,un.
ed nulirf Gold, Silver, lnH any style of wufk called
of urrnmiHeto ucuustry. necayri lceul hI'rd With
gold and other n1ial1I En as tu preserve mud render
them uscfHiHnd free tfIm ulin,
Tertb cleaned aad lncatgd'gumt treated Suocef1.
fully,
Teeth extracted c1fcmlly aud without causing un.
nocetiu palnt uud aisu regulate tbo tecthoi rhlten
an Operations wartnutcd saiisactory. Ch1rges mod
tfHtu.
Oll gold plates t1kru iu exchange for work,
UniUr two dnofs 81 stt oftle fu.tulhco.
= iu."I a.. urt. u, 1f0i..tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
pr. y. mcAdoo.

watches s. JcwcIry. C}a
III. EIO19ony 81
20 bic silch of fnuis pistr ihe Wrwlm, in Ehau'
uurt iaud tnlcitsuu uspcutuu oths stouk uf Watch
s,UauAr, tuurlry and silver ware, and hopes 10 cr
t thaTc ufpuuu patronage,
hoplifinF aonu lhthe beat atvle Of wofk kmanshln.
Tihn. IunNg, 1850.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
Dysentery, llIarrhoa, nelas, NYorm,

ffnh ~ - o. 1Ieeiii ~ Clticugh
Your rilll have had long TRIAL In my practice aud
hold them in esteem Of tie bcst apericnis have
ever found. Thor Alternative effect upon Tho liver unkos
them an exccllont remedy, WHOM given IA small osss A
biioHf dyscpisrB aud diuThua. Their sugar-coatinR
makes ticn very acceptable and convenient r tu use
u women aud children.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

Dr. 8. Snyder, OcuIist,
And Proprietor. takes pleasure in
sayingto thoso afflicted with
Diseases or the Ege,
that he never iaila TO mako N cure.
tu durable eases, Aisn,
Ne 10 pfep1fej 90 cha'leuet ho whole Medical Fsr
WY upen ihe iraimsut OF Diseases OF he Eye, 10
macy easos he has
RgsroREn ENrgE BLNpNEss
to pstwsgep, sights and badly diseased syes TO heal
dly cnhiition,
fhaatnd tor ne ver, liberal natrouaao no has had
f thc past Nur Ncart oi hIt trsiirutg ln r nu lr
Nould tesFcsualy solicit eouiinuancs of ihu same.
FOR REFERENCE.
n fnuh, naut4r udpiJ }. sieiucr. AtN "A law.
DOS 2, tuiuk, sirrthlni, DOS q, ~. nark. CnnIe,
uorgp do,i ~ NhsmurriIn, NJ, a., dos Nho. swan.
ier thcr a., n, thurrh, dos 4. Crrsun pr1D-tel,,,
Crnou Home forcsii fghst 3are, Norraant CarryI
Dhas faush, AEN no i,aW Mshath. tnii RrV. t'-surf
lcessry Of utin new of hnnitoaac, Mis-. aud tev.
" sltick rIoHf of ua,is uouse, fimn %.
Any nsrou wishing further iuturl1tinn Nilda ur M
10 s'uiuuiCute with either of ihe ncr.,ns rrtusd to
atote. nn. o. eNNuhR
Tnn CIV, ohie, Aug. s,ao-it
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
AYERS
CATHARTIO
PILLS.

Arc you ficf. faiiia, M
complaininei Are you out n
order, with yonr system o.
ranged, and your feelings un-
cuniiorflhlef Ihas8 ayuIp.
toms ore Omen The prsludo p
sefiaus illnce. soma NJ of
Eickucss ls creeping nron yoh,
and should bo aYrriei u =
timely use Of tho rirht feins
ely. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse ont The dis0rdWe|l hu-
mors - purify tho blood. and
lct the huils move On unob-
strucici IN health aaaiu.
They stimulate the frnciions
Of the body iuto vigorous ac-
tivity, purify The system frum
HHHH H NaHHHHHIaH H..H.H g. NaH.A -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
UDoLPHO WOLVES
Pure sherry Wine.
lnrortad and Bottled By hmssf, same as Port Wine.
UDoLPHO WOLFE'S
Pure ID a d ezra Wine
UDOLPHO WOLTE's :

Imported and bottled hv himsclG pot up lf u fdtina
nsc thc best Niur offered for sale in bottles 10
uio truus. This vine ia Earr1utel plflccty pnrs--
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
nllIo"s r D''1[Nsr' D 1 - ~ liver oomPIaIn'a.

Not ony your Pills admirably adapted to their nsr.
pose ~ Hn npori1nt hut nnd iiirr beneficial effects upon
tho Livor very marked Indeed They have In my prao-
tce proved mnro oucctunl or the OF bioin
pinhf tinu any one rcinudy mention. I sincerely
tjyeo that We have ~ length pureatve which 4 Wos,
thy the confidence OF tlo profession and The poopo.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

Prom Rev. J. u Hines, Iusio " Advent CgY.i B1,lsr.
DR. Arfn lavc used yoir rills with extraordinary
success In my family aud aong those called 10 vlst
~ DISTRESS To nguato tho organs or digestion aud
purify the blood they tho very best remedy have
ever known, aud can -onldenuy recommend tieIn 70
my fIiynda. Yours u " IIf1iRs
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

Fi0m d.. T. W. Uutrrigh Nsig Orieanf.
Your rs are the prince OF pureea. Their erceiicnt
qualities surfa's any raihartic possess. They nro
mild, but very ctfiHu aud afcuml IN their acnn on the
bowels, which makes thom invaluable 10 Ia Che daily
treatment Of disease.
Headache t,rr.,J,.t,, real et,,....p.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
H'ad"oho, Foul s'OHaeI

DrAnDHo AtrH Tcanuot answer you iotaf complaints
have esi with your fls better than b say aH & ~
trcr ircd irh rpurqrtre neicHe. pacu grrnt depet
drneo nn ohcctua cathatic In my daily contest With
de, aud believing ~ 10 that yeur pilli Ad0rd % tha
best We have, 1 Of course value them highly.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
New and Fashionable

and will be foll ai lhe lowest possible rntot. Gail
The fine ieNriry and Piano Vooms, No 2 Commcrri I,
R1y. Tifnn, ~. 0mD WILLIAM GALttH
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

MAhbAH wyoming Co, ". y, Oct. "a 1885.
DEAR SIR am using your Catharlic llls 10 my prac-
tee, aud mud them excellent putive 10 cVanse Nio
system and purify he Jhiufidins NJ Ne Hoof
JOHN ii. MHACIIAN NJ N
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
Young Mons Chri.ti.n Association,

An exceedingly interesting meeting of this
association was held Monday evening at the
rooms. The report Of the President indi.
Gated increased prosperity and activity in the
general work Of benevolent Christian effort,
and suggested i've important measures Of prac.
tical usefulness in the future-the appointment
and support Ofa local missionary, in anticipa.
ton Of the constitution Of q +" Christian Com.
mission" to act in behalf Of NIL the Young
Mems Christian Associations of the country.
Impressive addresses were made by Rev. Mr..
AlvOrd, Secretary of the American Tract So
ciety, Boston; by Chaplain Gallagher, of the
Gen. Howard; by Adjutant General Sewell, and
by superntendents Of divisions and other mem.
bers.
Resolutions were adopted approving the call
of national convention Of Young Mems Chris.
tiAn Associations; authorizing the President to
appoint one or more delegates, recognizing our
responsibility in view of the peculiar circum.
stances Of the times; expressing, as an associa.
tion. our sense of the great value Of the books,
tracts and other religious publications of the
American Tract Society at Boston, heretofore
granted In large numbers for distribution in
encampments and hospitals, and soliciting a
continued and increased supply to meet the
earnest and increasing demands; also expressing
the Sabbath School Society of Massachusetts,
and to other organizations, thanks for large
supplies furnished for religious instruction and
comfort; and authorizing the appointment,
through tho superintendents of divisions, of
missionary, to be supported by voluntary
monthly contributions Of the members and
others who may desire to unite, at the same
time calling to his aid and developing more fully
the Christian activity of the Association.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
Recruiting for the Regular service.

The business of recruiting for the regular
service-i. e. to fill up existing army regiments
for term of five years-is now at so low an
ebb that it might as well be abandoned at
once Here are the latest weekly reports from
the several stations:
New York, 9; Boston,l Philadelphia, l; Buf
falo, 10; Rochester, l; Albany, Reading, vii.
miugton, Bridgeport, and Chicago, none; TO-
tai, 22.
Here are twelve stations, Qhere being three
in New York; each with u commissioned army
officer in charge, with one or more attaches
and with Office rent to pay, all maintained al
an expense of certainly not less than 5000 a
week, to-get total oil t.osnty t,oO recruits for
three years. The results shown by the new army
regiments, where enlisiments are only for the
war, aud under circumstances altogether more
promising for promotion are but little better
than this. 1t must, therefore, by this time be
thoroughly understood by the Government, thai
the regular service cannot compete with the
volunteer, unless some extra inducements are
made Ia favor of the former. Our recruiting
stations are money and time worse than thrown
away; since, for every recruit obtained, ar
officer or soldier ia doomed to idleness, and
with the chances of great city in favor Of hii
temptation TO debauchery and ruin Chicagt
Tribune, October lS.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
Exchange of Prisoners.

The problem how to effect an exchange Of
prisoners without virtual recognition OF The
Confederacy as belligerent power, seems to
be in fair way to solution. The Richmond
junta having returned to Fortress Monroe, under
a flag of truce, fifty-seven Of our worst wounded
at Bull Run-hard cases that did not care to
treat-our Government seizes the opportunity
to let loose an equal number Of their prisoners.
1t was hardly fair swap, this exchange OF
we'll men (or nearly SOY tor cripples, but 1t
settles point and there will probably be no
hindrance to further acts of comfy" on both
sides, until each shall have received its own.
The rebels have not attempted to conceal their
desire for some arrangement of this sort, less,
probably, for the recognition 1t involved,
(Which is humbug,) than to be relieved of q
serious burden. We have never regarded the
objections OF our Government as at all import.
ant. But now that a back door has been
opened. let US hope that the prisoners on both
sides will be permitted to pass through. The
settlement is what would be called in Govern,
mental parlance, honorable to both parties.''
Chicago Tribune, Oct. II.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

The PoTOMAC.-According to the accurate
chart OF the Coast Survey, the Potomac river
at Shipping Point and far below Is four miles
wide, and not one. as stated The channel in
its deepest part Is midway. None but guns Of
the greatest calibre can do uuch harm at such
a distance. Opposite Shipping Point there is
a high blnf, level at the top. If the river was
but a mile wide, cannon planted on the bluff
would easily command the Virginia shore.
At the celebrated reformatory near Tours
1t is the custom to photograph an urchin when
he enters ragged, filthy, and miserable and
again when he leaves wsll clothed, clean, and
happy.
Hamilton, G. W., is painfully agtated. On
the morning of Thursday last, girl of IA years
Of age gave birth to twin children, male and
female. The male child is black, and the
female Is white
A Grm at Springfield, Delaware county
have an order from the Government for about
thirty thousand axes, for the use Of the army
In addition TO this, they have also large
order for the manufacture Of cavalry swords.